Warriors topple You're never too old South Plainfield. You may qualify to learn at Franklin's for home repair funds. adult school. See page 4A. Complete local sports coverage, See page 2A. pages 11-12A. The Franklin NEWS RECORD Sacond •torn frtrmn MJ Thursday, February 4,1982 Vol. 30. No. 5 30 cents Mindel sues Franklin over shop center
by Cathy Bugman In 1975, Dr. Mindel was granted, a Special Writer state farmers assessment which allowed1 him to claim substantial tax benefits. Dr. Leo Mindel has appealed Franklin Consequently, three years later the Township's rejection of his proposed Township Council composed an or- neighborhood shopping center to Some- dinance prohibiting Dr. Mindel from rville Superior Court. tanning his land and forcing him to A variance for the center suggested for develop it. ajfesidential zone off Amwell Road in •t Middlebush section was denied by Superior Court Judge Michael R. lm- ^e Zoning Board of Adjustment a month briani ruled the town's zoning ordinance ago. unconstitutional, thus permitting Dr. The New Brunswick dentist charged Mindel to farm his land. in a suit filed Jan. 26 that the board Now, however. Dr. Mindel wants to deprived him of potential financial develop at least four acres of his tract. growth in rejecting a zoning variance for The four acres in question have a S2.1KK) the four-acre tract adjacent to the mu- farmland assessment value. nicipal complex. A date for the trial has not yet been Dr. Mindel's plan includes construc- set. ' . tion of a "neighborhood convenience center" of 10 to 15 shops and pro- fessional offices. The center's name would be Franklin Orchards. A bank, located at the westerly end of the Salzman proposed L-shaped structure, would be housed in the complex along with a drug store and tailor shop. resigns The Board of Adjustment, howevei. ARCHITECT Clfftord Marchion reviews plans for renovation of the member Jan Lovatt, board president Michael Kaplan and school rejected the entire plan, maintaining the \. MkJdlebush School to an administrative facility with school board superintendent Ronald Whyte Monday night. proposed 34,217 square-foot structure (Andrea Kane photo) does, not comply with the residential nature of the surrounding areas. School bd. Last year, a group of Middlebush residents circulated a petition voicing by Lois Cody concern that the facility would increase Special Writer traffic, create excessive noise, air pollu- tion, and lessen the value of surrounding Veteran Franklin Township Board of School board members homes. Education member Janet Salzman an- nounced her resignation Monday night in DR. MINDEL said his move to a letter that board president Michael appeal the board's refusal to grant him a Kaplan read to the members gathered for use varianceJs "the most logical step to a conference session. tour Middlebush School take." ( Mrs. Salzman cited her New Brunswick's Mayor John Lynch, responsivilities as executive director of Dr. Mindel's attorney in the suit, in- the Franklin Chamber of Commerce as bv Lots Cody Education closed the doors to clasroom doors and hardware. costly to install in public buildings dicated the case faces "considerable the reason for her departure. "The many use after deciding that the school was today. local political overtones" which makes responsibilities I have as executive direc- Special Writer In addition, repairs will be made to the obsolete. Middlebush became an issue A few members who had attended the the situation more difficult. tor requires my presence during the day Footsteps and the glare ot" floure-scent door panes of glass still shattered from again last spring when the board was school as children and sent their own This is not the first time township and in the evening," she said. lights filled the corridors briefly when an attack of vandalism 1 '/• years ago that divided on the wisdom of ending instruc- children there in turn, were a little officials have contended with the issue She expressed deep regret at leaving Middkbush School opened its doors to left S8.000 worth of damage. her post, but explained, "Because I tion there, A final vote reinstated the nostalgic about the end of the building"s of how to make use of the residentially Franklin Township Board of Educatum don't want to give Jess than 100 percent. members Monday night closing however. The board members were impressed life as a grammar school. zoned tract. The board followed blueprints as they Three years ago, the Board of Adjust- I have no choice but to step down."' The occasion was a tour of the vacant with the basic soundness of the building A pile of "Middlebush School" Mrs. Salzman has been on the board walked with Mr. Marchion through the ment granted Dr. Mindel the right to facility ted by Clifford Marchion. that was constructed in 1927. They beanies unearthed on the tour was for five years and served as its president classrooms that will be partitioned into farm his 13-acre property. expressed admiration for the hardwood divided among the alumni and carried for one year. Her position with the architect from a Pnnceton-hased firm. business offices, conference rooms and a The Township Council, however, sug- Uniplan. that ha.s drawn plans to convert floors and high ceilings that arc too home as souvenirs of the past. Chamber of Commerce began last computer center, if the plan is adopted. gested the land be developed and the month. the school's empty clA«room> into ad- "We just want to walk through and sec - proposed structure should include the ministrative office tfiacc Mrs. Salzman said she was vcr> what"* here."' Board of Education Presi- costly water and sewerage facilities in- interested in keeping in touch with the ' For SI50.000. 14 offices will be dent Michael Kaplan commented. . Residents to fight stalled nearby. youth of the community and looked created to house the *:hool district"*, live The council proclaimed the acreage forward to working with youth projects admirustraiors and staff of 13 If a . THE PLAN will include the con- could be transformed into a potential that the Chamber might undertake. second project ts .undertaken in the version of the auditorium into a com- building site and be compatible with the . Her resignation leaves a two-year future, all the tfafj and supervisors munity room for public meetings. Other new townhouses residential character of the surrounding vacancy on the board that will be filled currently located at t Railaxwl Ave . improvements entail providing access neighborhood. during the spring election. would move into Middlebush School for the handicapped, revamping lighting by David Hill the applicant had not proved that this It's three" sears since the Board of and electrical systems and replacing 28 Staff Writer was the most appropriate site on which A handful of families from the John E. to build the housing in Franklin Town- Busch Avenue. 9th and Culvert street ship. Inside this week area met Monday night and agreed to The residents have submitted a S50 appeal the use variance granted the deposit to gain a 35-day extension on an A burglary and theft occurred at the model 870 Remington shotgun was Tax payments due March 1 Somerset Kung Fu School on New Port stolen. Avenue on Jan. 26, police report. Entry A witness identified Dwayne Carson, Taxpayer* now have until March 1 to pay their first quarter tax bills. was gained by breaking the frontwin - 22, of Oak Street, Somerset, as the The previous (Variline or Feb. 10 has been extended because the township dow and a calculator, typewriter, TV, person who they had seen leave the *is i5 days late beyood Dec. 10 is nailing the Ux bills. A taxpayer must be gloves and a 35 mm camera were stolen. home, police said. Mr. Carson was given 60 day* upon receipt of the bill to pay. under law. charged with burlary and theft and vulJ be collected on payment! not received by March 1. detained at the county jail. Bail was set at $10,000. A burglary and theft occurred at a Douglas Avenue residence on Jan. 27, Senior citizens Forum slated police said. Entry was gained by smashing a rear window and the home A burglary and theft occurred at a The Sensor Citizens Executive Council will sponsor a public forum on was ransacked. Voorhees Avenue residence on Jan. 29, Monday. February 8 at 10 am u the Municipal Building in Middlebush. police said. Entry was gained through a The forum will give senior citizens an opportunity to informally discuss side door which had a broken window. A subject* of concern in their daily lives. 19-inch portable color TV, foreign and For farther details call Lynn Lazzara at the Department of Parks and A burglary and theft occurred at a U.S. coins were stolen. Police said that Recreation at 2 Council is expected to vote tonight. Feb. 14, on a new township the arrest of a 17-year-old boy in connec- An attempted burglary occurred at a manager. tion with the breaking and entering. The Rodney Avenue residence on Jan. 29. youth was apprehended after a brief police report. The perpetrator broke the The pervon i*ili fill the post vacated by Harry Gcrkcn, who resigned last chase and was turned over to the Juven- glass' in the rear door, but entry was CXtober to jeeept another position Finance Officer Henrietta Napear is ile Aid Bureau. prevented by a double cylinder deadbolt icrvir.z JB jctwg manager. The stolen property was recovered lock, police said. The fkkS of 112 applicants has been narrowed to two or three candidates, near a brook where the suspect hid it, rdiag to Franklin Mayor Philip Bcachem. police said. Ronald Sims, 35, of Franklin Greens Retains post apartments, was arrested on Jan. 30 for Be a pepper at Rutgers Assembly speaker Alan J. Karcher (D-Middlesex), right, Sonya McCoy, 21, of Livingston Av- driving while on the revoked license list, congratulates Assemblyman Joseph D. Patero (D-Somerset) after enue, New Brunswick, was charged with police said. The Onuni pepper developed by Dr. G. David Lewis of Rutgers" Cook naming him to chair the Assembly Labor Committee, a position cashing forged checks and theft by He was arrested, processed and re- College, '*i!l be available in seed form directly from Dr. Lewis for home Mr. Patero has held since 1977. In the announcement made last deception on Jan. 27, police said. leased on his own recognizance. A gardeners Store security at ShopRite super- municipal court date has- been set for week, Mr. Karcher said that the former Manville mayor has been market at Veronica Avenue and Route Feb. 8. Police said that Mr. sims had Dr Le<*is recommends starting the sweet tasting bell shaped pepper responsible for most of the major labor" bills the Assembly has 27 caught the woman attempting to cash been on the revoked list for a few years. m*ioon in mid-March and transplanting the plants in mid-May. considered over the past few sessions, including the package of a $250 forged check. They said that on Anyone interested in purchasing a seed packet should send a self-addressed, workman's compensation laws that were enacted last sessiori.Jdr. the previous day, Jan. 26, she had stamped envelope and SI in check or money order to: Dr. Lewis at Cook Patero, who is entering his fifth legislative term, is employed by cashed another forged check at the store Col!«e. P.O Bo* 231. New Brunswick 08903. the Johns-Manville Products Corp. as a compensation coordinator. by presenting a ShopRite courtesy card* K-Mart store security caught Jonny Ms. McCoy had forged the name of Paugh of Remsen Avenue, New Bruns- Steven Fuerst of the Debtor Estate Ma- wick, shoplifting three pairs of blue terial Technology, Inc., 21 East High jeans valued at $85.82 on Jan. 31. Applicants sought St., Somerville, an account which had It was discovered that Patterson police closed five years ago, police said. held three warrants against Mr. Paugh, police said..The accused was detained at Somerset County Jail. Total bail was set "at $450. Home preservation funds are available A burglary and theft occurred at a Shelly Drive residence on Jan. 28, police by Lois Cody Thai vns the message the Neighborhood speakers that included Leonad Zuhlcke. erate-incomes, through which a landlord report. Entry was gained by forcibly Special Writer Preservation Advisory Council brought to representing the state of N.J., council can receive up to $3,500 for rehabilitation, opening the rear door and the home was Two men were charged with eluding, JocaJ residents at a Saturday program members Nancy Henry and John jClydc, she said. ransacked. Roils of pennies and jewelry interfering and possession of a hypefr I! live in a special target luncfteoc held at the Franklip Township and president of the Citizens Advisory Funding for the program comes from a were stolen. dermic on Jan. 31 following a motor J o4 Franklin To»isshjp. there Library Council. Clark Brown. combination of state and federal (H.U.D.) vehicle chase, police said. ^—-* may be fi:r*i» available for you to repair Franklin Director of Social Services Mr. Brown, who describes his volunteer money. Mr. Zuhlcke said the state is in the A patrol car spotted a motor vehicle Ernestine Callier introduced a panel of position as a liaison between the govern- process of reevaluating the project in making an illegal turn and attempted to ment and the community, said the purpose Franklin. Future funding of the program is A battery was stolen from 1972 stop it. The vehicle took off on Easton of the Neighborhood Preservation Program uncertain and M. Zuhlcke said he' had Plymouth parked behind the ShopRite Avenue at high speeds of 88 to 90 mph The Fast Food Family Restaurant! is to "preserve and upgrade what we made a positive recommendation of the supermarket at Veronica Avenue on Jan. into New Brunswick, police said. A Need an Ice Cream CAKE.-., not hive." The area earmarked for preser- local group to Trenton. 28, police said. The victim stated that he roadblock was set up by a New.Bruns- vation lies between Somerset and Hamilton Ms. Callier said the preservation group had left his vehicle for only 30 minutes. wick patrol car and the two occupants crunch....call us I Streett and Franklin and Veronica is attempting to dispel rumours about the The battery's estimated value was $50. were captured. Avenues. program. Many residents do not believe Arrestd were Wayne Jefferson, 29, of that there are no strings attached to the Jersey Avenue, New Brunswick, and a Mr. Brown said roads, swamp land, grants. They fear they will lose their passenger, Michael D. Hardy of Chester unkempt yards and homes will be subjects houses to the government, Mrs. Callier A burglary and theft occurred at a Avenue, Franklin Township. for upgrading in the two-square-mile area. explained. ; Somerset Street residence on Jan. 31, Police said that a razor blade and la According to Ms. Callier. there are four Volunteer canvassers arc visiting all of according to police. Entry was gained by hyperdermic was found on Mr. Hardy. types of grants available to homeowners. the approximately 150 homes in the area to breaking a window into the rear door, The men were transported to police Some are grants for repairs and corrections talk about their own experiences with the reaching in and unlocking the door. A headquarters and charged. of code violations that can provide as much SOFT ICE CREAM project and recruit potential beneficiaries. as $11,000 to the homeowner who falls All applications are kept confidential, she within a low or moderate-income bracket. reassured. Forty-eight residents in, the Ice Cream Cakes For all Occasions target area have been served so far. OTHER GRANTS are supplied on a Free arrti-pi matching basis with an adjustable per- Representatives from the Franklin State centage paid by the applicant. There is no Bank were present at the meeting to pledge Order Your Valentin* income elegibility requirement for receiv- their support and discuss loan arrange- ing up to S300 for materials to weathcrize ments for local residents as another means booklet available locally Heart Cake Early a home or correct violations. A resident of financing home improvements. need only apply and complete the repairs Council members Nancy Henry and Hrs. within 45 days, Ms. Callier said. John Clyde said they gave the program 100 A new, free, eight-page illustrated septic tank or cesspool user ignores the Mon.-Sat. In addition, a new type of grant will percent support and urged citizens to take booklet, entitled, "The Story of Willie fact that "Willie" is working to keep the focus on renters with low and mod- advantage of it. 11 • 8:30 Rt. 206 Bacteria, or How to Take Care of Your disposal system free from disease, and Septic Tank or Cesspool" is now avail- saturates him with an overdose of de- Closed Sunday Belle Mead. NJ. 359-6698 able to owners of Septic Tanks and tergents, acids, lyes, caustics and other 25 Years of Experience in Cesspools from: Frank's Building Supp- irritants, "Willie" is unhappy, and more ly, 619 Somerset St., Somerset, N.J., often than not, just stops working. 08873. But, there is a bright side to the story HOME IMPROVEMENTS too, for "Willie Bacteria" has found a In a light vein, illustrated by cartoons, way to educate the septic tank or w-^ THE MAGICAL MOOD OF We do them as if it were our own home the booklet explains the workings of the cesspool user, so that "Willie" can do c sentic tank and cesspool in simplified his job under modem, up-to-date work- *fe ° MARDI GRAS... • Energy Efficient Doors & Windows fashion. 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As one viewer Pictures of Iowa, will be shown at commented: "The film! in essence il- Bunker Hill Lutheran Church, Bunker lustrates the consequences of indecision. Hill Road, Griggstown, on Sudnay, Feb. It leaves the audience thinking." 7 at 7 p.m. A Thief in the Night! was given the A Thief in the Night is a dramatic "Best Film of the Year" award by the protrayal of what could happen when National Evangelical Film Foundation of Jesus Christ returns. This story centers Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Patty Dun- around Patty Meyers (played by Patty ning Risinger received the "Outstanding Dunning Risinger) a young woman Female Actress" award. caught up in living for the present, with Call 359-6302. 359-4231 for further little concern about the future. What information. happens when this thinking, finally catch- es up with her provides an action-packed drama. call The fast-moving pace evolves into The Somerset/Marriott Dinner Theatre increasingly tense moments as the Rap- will hold interviews for actors, actresses, ture predicted in Bible prophecy takes models, vocalists, specialty acts and place, leaving Patty in a world which musicians at I - 4 p.m. on Saturday. forces her to make a choice: either for a Feb. 6 and Sunday, Feb. 7. life of fleeing the inevitable sufferings The theatre is looking especially for an and death: or for UNITE, a new world actor to play the part of Al Lewis in government which rejects Jesus Christ "The Sunshine Boys" opening March 5. and forces citizens to" receive the 6 and 7. "mark" warned against by God. The hotel is located off Route 287 Suspense builds to a climax as Patty (Easton Avenue on 110 Davidson Ave. faces "the consequences of her choice. in Somerset, New Jersey). Bring photo- This movie portrays the Biblical pre- graph and resume. (201) 754-3977. SAVE! *100 with this ad, off of ALL YOU CAN EAT Lunches Complete smorgasbord lunch with soup, salad & ethnic main dishes daily COMEDY-Feb. 7th. Comedians from top New York in the The Music Man clubs, come early, get the first laugh. $3 . admission. VIP ROOM The Shipoopi Dancers, {left to nght) Rich Eisenman. Wanda School, Amwell Road, Somerset. The production is sponsored by w>r BanqueBanquett facilitiefacilities availavailabla e 11:30-2:30 Essenman. Don Olahand Carole Johnson, from The Music Man," Temple Beth El, Somerset. For ticket information, call 545-4698 or Jffrop 20-200. Call Joan playtng weekends through Feb. 21 at the Sampson G. Smith 846-2866. 321 S. Main St., Manville 725-0614 Woman's club to hear 'A View of Nigeria' Dr Roben Linmcr. in Extension program was the purchase of plants for winners in each of the two categories. Service -vpccuhij i: Rutgers Lrni*ersity the ind*v>r "landscaping" of the library First place winners will be eligible to «nce !9*>3. *i!! prevent an armchair Delorcs Still of FWC is chainng a compete at the district level, with three excursion entitled "A Vic* oi Nigeria" special project being conducted .in sev- subsequent first place winners in each oi the reg'jljr month! v meeting of Frank - eral area schools during February category eligible to compete at the state f and national level. Itn Woman"* Club no Montii) evening. Children in grades 4 through 5. and 6 Canto The \ Feb 8. it MfcMkbuvh Reformed Church through 8. from Sampson G Smith, A major fundraiser is being held by Franklin Woman's Club on Friday eve- CHIROPRACTIC oo Am*ell Rixki Conerlv. Hillcrest. and Franklin Park ning, Feb. 19. at Mtddlcbush Fire Hall. PHYSICIAN Flower Dr Liiinxr spent some time in Ni- schools have entered a youth essay Mary Jane Moeller and Helen Kagdis are gcru in 19*1 on a vpecul project ior contest. "Why Celebrate ihc Family." • By Appointment * Lady Rutger* and »iil sbo* slides taker on chairing a card and games party for the sponsored by Franklin Woman's Club in benefit of Franklin Woman's Club schol- that tnp. A No* Jersey resident for the conjunction vulh the American Home arship fund. Announcing ptu 19 years, he received his B S in Life Department of New Jersey State Valentine Wishes with 1939 and hiv M S in ! 942. both a: Federation of Women's Clubs and the Each year. FWC presents a general Change of Hours: Cornell University He received hi> Family Living Division of the General scholarship award and a music scholar- Unique Style ship award to two graduating students at Ph D in I964 Federation of Women's Clubs Monday through Friday Franklin High School. With the permmion of Pat Nivison. 3:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Introducing our new way to send Val-lj head librarian at Franklin Librarv. sev- ESSAYS MIST BE between 250 and Tickets for the event mayf be entine Wishes! eral reference books recentiv donated by ^00 words and will be scored based on purchased at the regular meeting or by Franklin Woman's Club is part of their sincerity, perception, originality and phoning Mary Jane Moeller at 873-3056. Dr. Robert Latkner Mon., Weds., Friday "BAL1OON ARRANGEMENTS" 1980-82 Community Improvement Pro- creativity. or Helen Kagdis at 249-0197. 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Beautiful imprinted balloons for all oc- ject (C1P) VMU be' on display jt the Franklin Woman's Club will present casions and holidays. Many ways to meeting The firs? part of their CIP awards to the first and second place say "I Love You" along with our hearts Villagers to hold auditions ,-, 201-874-6650 _ 'n flower arrangement and candy for Tl 349RL206 PT The Franklin Villagers Barn Theater is Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. at the Villager "-h SSlltoNJt' that sweet tooth. Festival of Learning holding auditions for its production of Theater in the Franklin Township Mu- nicipal Complex on De Mott Lane. "The Rose Tattoo" by Tennessee 201-874-3990 Williams, directed by Ron Plan. The Needed are nine male and 14 female YotrletffR actors who can play: men 20-45; a man Beyer Plaza planned by church play will run for five weekends. Friday. M twit* SM6S 65. women 25-60 and a woman 17-20. 25* Route 206 S. Saturday and Sunday from May 28 The director has requested • that all Vrientkw'* Day | Hillsborough The Board of Deacons of the Somerset led by Detective William Ciampa. of the through June 27. those trying out for this play should be tra welcome! Presbyterian Church. 100 Kennedy Franklin Township Police Dcpt.. who Casting date is Monday. Feb. 8 and familiar with the book. Bl»d.. Somerset, will sponsor a Winter will discuss and show two films on how Festival of Learning on Sunday. Feb 7 to prevent a cnmc from happening in the from 6-8 p m at the church home, and lastly. Getting Together.led At 6 p m George Maurcr church by Rev. Constantine A. Baldassarc. who organist, will present a mini-concert will discuss the Plan of Reunion of the followed by the following seminars: United Presbyterian Church. USA. and Over the Counter Drugs, led by Dr. the Presbyterian Church. 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Maybe we as parents "I want to remain a teacher, not a about their pending marriage, helping to the mayor of South Brunswick and then Politics make* itrange bedfellow v Mr Murray sees vast differences in are too responsible, doing too much for cardkecper. I want to stay close to the plan the ceremony. as the teacher in room 301," he notes. they wy, but for Paul Murray, teaching today's 11-year-old, compared to the our children." he says. kids, not to papers," Mr. Murray Undecided no abut running in Novem- But some characteristics carry over. and politics ts a delightful marriage. II-year old of I%6 Today kids arc emphasizes. ber's election, Mr. Murray explains that "Teaching has taught me patience, to When asked if he wants to stay a Mr_ Murray t* a sivth grade teacher at more sophisticated, he says. "Kids his second three-year term will be over at accept things I cannot change. And teacher or become an administrator, Mr. Hillcrts: School, a position he Has held nowadays talk more and talk more WHAT DOES POLITICS offer this the end of this year. "I'll serve' in that's helpful in politics." Ke says. '. Murray answers that he wants to "stay since 1966. and also it ma>or of South openly about interpersonal relationships, teacher? "Another opportunity to get whatever way opportunities work out, close to the kids, and that means staying involved with the community," Mr. whether on the local, county or state Going through open heart surgery i is Brunswick, mhere he has lived the past family, sex and even politics But we an event that literally changed his life. 10 ytan adults ha\c changed, too." he admits in the classroom." - Murray replies. "There arc many ways level." After a moment he quips. "Or I If kids have changed over 16 years' to serve others, and the work gets more could take up golf." "When I was being wheeled through the When asked about the highs and lou s "I couldn't talk comfortably about fami- hall. I realized I'mj blessed to be alive. time, so has teaching. "I don't have the and more interesting." The agony and the ecstasy of politics of teaching iuth graders for vz many ly relationships when I was a new Some things that used to be important to flexibility today that i had 16 years ago. Since he feels the need to be involved, are clear to Mr. Murray. "Trying to yean, Mr. Murray replies. "The kids teacher Perhaps 1 would have." he me are not. I'm not poetic, but I see muses, "but I wouldn't have tried it. to serve and to give, Mr. Murray likes establish a budget to please everyone is are m a stale of identifiable change At I used to do a play every year. But now. values in life now that I never saw "The^e kids are busing sophistication so much paperwork is mandated by the being mayor. "I get to marry people," difficult. People want services but don't the end of suth grade, they arc want to pay for them," he observes. before. I significantly different people They real- "What's more important, a daisy or a ly grow a k* during thai year That "The ecstasy, if there is any," accord- math test?" he asks, adding that each tremendous growth makes them fun and ing to the mayor, "would have to be in" person has to decide. ,, • difficult to teach. the small achievements within the over- "It's a paradoxical age.'" he con- People are important to him: he and all picture. For instance, in South Bruns- his wife Pat, also a teacher, enjoy raising tinues. "Sixth graders are mature one wick we have a healthy health services their children. Timmy, 13. and Step- momem. immature the next. They're department. For a town our size — hanie, 10. The Murrays live on Forrestal compassionate and cruel in their 18,000 population spread over 43 square Road in Kendall Park. day-to-day relationships." the teacher miles — we're way ahead of the game, observes. His philosophy, in a nutshell: "You Ho* does a teacher keep from going complete with health officers and have to bring the person inside you to the stale? Mr. Murray says he me* not to sanitarians." kids, to help them see the relationship teach the same thing in the same way Can teaching- and politicking co-exist? between school and life." : every year. "After all. the kids aren't stale The material is new to them. By relating science, social studies and PROGRESSIVE EXERCISE PROGRAM *P.E.P. Scholarship Off With The Old Inches Into The New You! applications Start the New Y$ar with *PEP are available The Cedar Woman's Club announces that applications for an academic (S1500) scholarship and a Career Train- Held at ing (S500l scholarship are available in the guidance offices of the following HILLSBOROUGH RACQUETBALL CLUB local schools: Franklin Township High For Information call (201) 359-3600 School. Si Peters High School. Si Joseph High School. *St Pius High 100% EXERCISE School. Immaculate. Rutgers Prep., and Mon., We. Fri...6P.M. Somerset County Vo-Tech High School. If additional information is required. contact Helen Brown. P.O Box 25b. Somenet. SJ. 08873 The club presents two scholarships a AGOLDEN DRAGON year to local students. Chinas* ft American Restaurant ^"*- Head Start is celebrating has openings CHINESE NEW YEAR (through Feb. 15th) The Somerset County Head Sun Pri>- gram has some openings for children OUR DINNERS ARE between the ages o! 3 and 5 If you are on public avMtunce or are ON SPECIAL! the parent of a handicapped child and Large variety of Szechuan and Mandarin live in Somerset County, you are eligible for this free program whether or not you style dishes at special prices. are working If you are working but arc i Bring your own wine I in a low-inciXTK category, call and inquire — your child may also be eligible This program offers a lull range of 424 Rf.206. Hf/fsborough 874-3050 educational activities, hot meals and an Open 7 days a wm*k for lunch & dinner. afternoon snack, health and dental TAKE OUT ORDERS service* Your child rruv be eligible for transportation as well IN THIS SETTING, Paul Murray is a Hillcrest, Somerset sixth grade teacher. Crossing the county Call S46-5225 ets 5 to gtvc your child and township lines he is most well known as "Mayor." : When you decide to lose weight.. a head start . (Rich Pipeling. photo) Where learning never grows old Franklin Adult Community .Education successful production of Lcrncr and for learning to solve problems in child real estate, a scpffnar on insurance ts the piace "where learning never grows Locwc's "Camelot" last fall." Gnppo raising; or career development for set- planning or wrirtflg a will, while future old." according'*) director Bill Gnppo said ting up job search strategies. secretaries caii learn to type or take "Certain aspects of our program con- Helping others is always the purpose Millie Partesi of Motivation Plus will shorthand. tmue to grow, -such as word processing of the program — helping other, attain be teaching courses in self-confidence, and computer courses because they arc goah "Last year we aimed at and body rejuvenation, sales techniques and Meanwhile, the American Institute for reflections of the times. reached our target: awareness of the motivation, and public speaking. Paralegal Studies is offering a rights of disabled persons." he said. "We're continually striving through Hobbies, too. are important. Franklin two-semester course in paralegal train- our advisory council to create courses "Being a service-oncnted organiza- Adult Community Education has a varie- ing. Taught by practicing attorneys that arc 'with it' while fulfilling people's tion, we concentrate also on expanding ty of avocational courses, such as auto certified by the State of New Jersey, the needs and desires to grow." Gnppo course offerings." the director con- mechanics, dog obed'cncc. pottery, subjects include research, investigation, tinued, and for the spring semester the quilting and many others. interviewing and management. The adult high school is thriving, with open family swim is available on A new course, microwave cooking, FOR THE FUTURE, a word 170 Franklin Township residents taking Saturdays and Sundays at TravcLodgc. proves that it is not necessary to own a processing program, possibly to be held advantage of a second chance to get a Racquetball at the Hillsborouch Rac- microwave oven in order to learn how to at Sampson G. Smith School, is being high school diploma quetball Club is being offered daily cook with one. Students will learn to Franklin AduliCommuniry Education through Franklin Adult Community considered by the Franklin prepare a variety of foods and to adapt Adult/Community Education Advisory a striving and growing in other areas, Education. And. of course, the old recipes to this technique. favorites are back — white-water rafting Council. One such course is already too. "The word processing course has an offered at the high school's processing enrollment of 30 students, plus a waiting in Pennsylvania and horseback riding at YOU CAN LOSE 17 TO 25 POUNDS IN 6 WEEKS! More new offerings include singing, terminal. list." according to Gnppo. Somerset Stables. And, If necessary, that rat* of reduction can be sustained with an emphasis on good, vocal One-night seminars are always untH you have lost SO, 75 or even 100 pounds and more. technique, and guitar for beginners. Knowledge of a foreign language is Our program Is totally natural and based on sound popular, especially for investigating an "We're always looking for growth." important, whether for business or Grippo said, pointing proudly to the For self-expression in the performing nutrition. Youil meet daily with a counselor who cares area such as the Superior Success Sys- arts, exotic dance will be taught by pleasure. This semester, Scandinavian is and understands. She knows what it takes to lose weight tem for feeling poised and positive — or CETA enrollment. "Despite nationwide being added to the list of language and keep It off because she's done it herself! budgetary cutbacks to CETA. we have Sevim and modem dance by Carol for cake decorating or divorce taw. courses, in addition to Italian, French, the maximum enrollment in our Dzuro. Fun at the piano is available for German. Spanish and sign. The Natural Way to Lose Weight!" "This lemctter we're offering many of CETA-related program, along with max- beginners and intermediates, along with these oae-mght classes. They serve as an imum enrollment in our courses with the always-popular Pete's Dance Studio The World's Fair in Knoxville, opera NO SHOTS. • NO DRUGS • NO CONTRACTS introduction, a way of helping people Somerset County College," Grippo for social dancing. ( in New York City, plays on Broadway Thar* are new orar 1.350 Diet Center locations all ecrou the decide if (hey want to take a course in a noted. Fun and fitness is offered through — all these and more are offered through United Slates and Canada. Call the on* nearest you today tor • particular topic." Grippo observed courses in body sculpturing with Body tree. Introductory consultation. It could Chang* your lit*! Franklin Adult/Community Education • DM Cnw. Inc. 1M1 SELF-KNOWLEDGE, from as- Reflexions. Aerobic Tempo with Step- and are listed in the spring catalog, GR1PPO SEES Franklin sertiveness for feeling good about rela- hanie Wood, Exercise with Sandy and, which is being delivered by mail this AduttCammuaity Education as a pro- borahips to yoga for feeling good about for the future. Pat's Figure Salon and week. Registration begins Monday, Feb. Coming Soon cess "wttkh sets people in mooon. so Dolly's Work Out. your mind and body, is emphasized in 8" The Princeton Shopping Center uicy cas uiopicrfjcjit ctuo^es ano start the spring semester. Along the way. Inflation-fighters will want to take For further information, call projects, men as mounanjt that very there are courses on positive parenting advantage of learning to make money in 201-545-4229. TbnkUj.Fi I lie tranklin NEWS RECORD 5-A REAP workshops offered to parents Two REAP (Resource Education Ac- foods". Also covered will be how foods tivities for Parents) workshops are effect learning and behavior. planned in Franklin this month. A question and answer period will The first, "Preparation for a Success- follow. ful Parent/Teacher Conference", will be Both* presentations wijl be helcf in presented from 9 to 10:45 a.m. on Feb. room 202. 10 by Yvonne Wright (Parent Involve- ment Coordinator of Franklin schools) at REAP, a component of Partners in the Parent Resource Center, Hamilton Education Activities, is i sponsored by Street School, 761- Hamilton St. ESEA Title I and BSP/R Programs. The The second workshop will be held at workshops are designed to provide the same location on Feb. 17 from 9 to "home learning tips" for parents who 10:45 a.m. want to extend and enrich the classroom Ceil Maher, consultant from the New experience at home for their children. Jersey Dairy Council, will speak on how The workers also provide insight into to substitute "Good foods" for "Junk the basic skills curriculum refreshment* I TO OUR DISCOVER FLYING BRUNCH If you're considering learning to fly, now is the perfect time to do something about it! We have put together a special presentation to help you DISCOVER FLYING..Land you're in- Guys and Dolls vited to come out and see a special film and visit our Cessna Pilot Center professionals. where the musical will be performed Fridays and Saturdays, There's no obligation, of course! ' Members oi sue cast and CJTOOIS of Franklin High School's March 12, 13, 19 and 20 at 8 p.m. For ticket information call FEBRUARY Mth from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. I production of Guys and Do»is assemble tn the school auditorium (201J873-2400. extension 221 or 545-4229. RARITAN VALLEY FLYING SCHOOL Kupper Airport For Information I reservations -Mucks show dolls- (northsid*) (201)72^-5111 Somerset's Dr. Hagen Manvlll*. N.J. Helen and Bill Muck of Franklin Park Mini Mania featured 40 craftsmen and last weekend exhibited their porcelain dealers from different parts of the coun- first woman in nation dolls and other type collector dolls at try who specialize in handmade dolls and Winter Mini Mania in Elizabeth. minatures. CPCUmY! gain top urology post r— NASSAU • Sale Ends Feb. 6 \.i ! Kjr.*!'k-.-r: HJ.-.TS. S! I) u! Some- Anv»ng her special'interests is the INTERIORS rset. v»hf iv t>nc i'i MX Surd certified treatment of cancer of the genitourinary i Av?fT^-irt ur*'U^ &••!*» tr; the countrv. has system, including kidney, bladder. returned !i> her rume sijtc li» --ct a prmute. and testicular tumors. While at INFLATION the Massachusetts General Hospital, she rvo>me k;nwJ •>! _• uri'lxc1* dswMi»n in an participated in clinical protocols of the National Pn»tatic Cancer Projectand the FIGHTERS The ALL REMAINING FALL & WINTER •« SKIRTS (more than 600) From LANDAU'S NOW and LANDAlf S TOO Regulars 40-S 80 Landaus too Sol* Houni Mon.Sot. 9iOO-5 Thof $ Right • S19! Hurry in! Jk\ FRANKLIN RESIDENTS who completed a nine-hour course in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) last week are, left to right.AI Trabilsy, Pat Bacon, John Witty, Carol and Rich Desch. • | ; CPR course completed Franklin Township Jaycees Rich linked with external cardiac massage. Desc. Al Trabilsy and John Witty earned The Heart Association curriculum in- their American Heart Association Basic cludes recognizing symptoms of a heart Life Support 1 certification last week. attack, how to aid ji heart attack victim The Jaycees completed a nine-hour using your muscle ipower and yur lung course in CPR (cardiopulmonary resusci- power, and scps available to minimize tation.) the risk of heart attack through reducing Other Franklin Township residents the risk factors. Smoking, high blood completing the course included Carol pressure and high fat diets all contribute! Give yourself a phonesitter. Desch. Pat Bacon, two high school to a persons' chance of having a heart teachers and several first aid squad attack. ! ' . i members. The Franklin Township Jaycees will CPR techniques taught during the sponsor another CPR class this spring. Jaycee-sponsored course allow the train- Township residents] interested in further ed rescuer to save the life of a heart information can call Steve Goodman at attack victim using rescue breathing 873-3423. : •; Psychologists discuss teenagers' problems This one piece unit combines a phone Emotional problems lacing teenagers at the Community Health Center of Rutgers and answer/record unit complete with were discussed by a panel of psychologists Medical School, a specialist in stress remote access. Wood grain or cream at a meeting of Temple Beth El's United management, communication and assertion color sets offer U-TOUCH® or rotary Synagogue Youth last week. training; Dr. John Clabby, associate in calling. Alcoholism, suicide, and stress were psychiatry at Rutgers Medical School some of the topics covered by the panelists whose specialties are marital therapy, fami- You have so many places to go, things to Code-A-Phone* 1600 before an audience of high schoolers and ly therapy, vocational testing, psychologi- do, people to see. their parents. cal testing, and interpersonal and super- Feature Highlights: visory skills training: and Dr. Sam Ham- So how do phonecallers reach you if A complete telephone answering system. . All with Behavior Therapy Associates of burg, who specializes in alcohol and your hectic schedule often keeps you away This beautiful unit combines a decorator 15 Cedar Grove Lane, the speakers were substance abuse, depression; and marital from your home phone? phone with the most advanced answering/ Dr. Steven Gordon, an adjunct associate problems. Luckily, there's a modem solution to this professor at UMDNJ-Rutgers Medical Behavior Therapy Associates provides recording features available today. dilemma. School who specializes in child man- clinical services for emotional and psycho- agment. family problems, marital disfunc- Hire a very reliable, live-in phonesitter: Greet callers in your own voice. logical problems using behavior therapy, a Take a moment to record your personal- tion, anxiety, depression, ob- short-term, action-oriented approach; and a Code-A-Phone* unit to automatically sessions-compulsions. and obesity; Dr. conducts workshops.' lectures, and com- answer your phone and record messages ized announcement, variable from 2 to 20 Lucille Carr-Kaffashan. staff psychologist munity forums. from friends and relatives so you won't seconds. Built-in microphone, plus instant miss their calls. rewind/playback, make recording a snap. Installing a Code-A-Phone unit is Never let a call go unanswered. as simple as plugging it in. Then record a Always leave the unit on. Set it to answer At the Public Library short greeting for your callers, asking them on the 1st or 4th ring. If you're close by, to leave their name, number and message. you can answer. If not, it s got you covered. When you return home, these messages Review messages instantly by remote. arc all waiting for your instant review. This unit holds up to twenty 30-second Be my Valentine! Friends and family will love it because messages from callers. Quickly review they no longer have to depend on luck to Feb. 11 (Thursday) 3:30 p.m. someone close to your heart. Fourth them when you return to the unit. Or re- through sixth graders may register begin- catch you between work, softball practice view them sooner by picking up any Needlepoint a special valentine for ning Feb. 4. ; and the movies. phone, dialing your own number and And you'll love it because you can step "beeping" your small Pocket Coder® into away from your phone, confident you the mouthpiece. won't miss a thing. Puppet show Exclusive Call Control lets you fast for- ward, rewind or selectively erase messages. Feb. 18 (Thursday) 2 p.m. and built by local resident Matt Barba Children of all ages are invited to with money donated by The Franklin A call counter helps you quickly locate a enjoy the new puppet theater designed Township Jaycee-ettes. i particular message. Merriman graduates early Thomas Merriman, son of Mr. and B.S. degree in marketing in three and a Mrs. Jerome F. Merriman of Elizabeth half years. ' Avenue, Somerset, has graduated from Mr. Merriman completed an inter- St. Bonaventure University in Olean, nship last summer for Media General Corp. where he wrote commercials for N.Y. radio station WCTC and performed as a Mr. Merriman, who is a 1978 gradu- DJ for WMGQ-FM. ate of Immaculata High School in.Some- He is employed in the sales .depart- rville. completed his course work for a ment of WCTC in Somerset. i Franklin Twp. School lunch menu IWaborouoh and Grades 1-8 Company Feb. 8-12 ROUTE 206. BELLE MEAD, NJ 08502 3504K0 MONDAY — Hamburger on a roll, WEDNESDAY — Baked macaroni whipped potatoes with gravy, fruit, and cheese, garden peas, bread and- milk. butter, fruit, milk. ' TUESDAY — Deluxe hoagie with THURSDAY — Sloppy Joe on a bun, three varieties of meat and cheese, buttered corn, fruit, milk. lettuce, tomato and dressing, potato FRIDAY — Italian pizza with extra chips, fruit, milk. cheese, hot vegetable, fruit, milk. Thursday, February 4.1982 I he Franklin NEWS RECORD 7-A ?1 Consovoy named Now Oil SALE thru to Gov. Kean's staff fe? MCtssaies Feb. 2tth Franklin resident Andrew Consovoy August 1981 and as his deputy political has been nametLappointments counsel to director for the duration of the Gov. Thomas Kean. gubernatorial campaign. Mr. Consovoy resigned his six-year In his new post he will be responsible for rinding candidates for the governor's post as Somerset County criminal justice appointments. planner as of Jan. 20 to accept the job. A replacement for Mr. Consovoy has not been named, and the county has Mr. Consovoy served as the Re- indicated that the full-time position may publican candidate's personal aide in not be continued. Nursing grant offered for RNs. The New Jersey League for Nursing League for Nursing, and evidence of has established a $500.00 scholarship to matriculation in a National League for See this magnificent Tea Table be awarded to a registered nurse seeking Nursing approved collegiate nursing pro- .and more from the' a baccalaureate or master's degree in gram. Copley Square Collection nursing. This $500.00 scholarship wil be Criteria for this scholarship has been awarded annually. Interested persons established. A copy will be sent with the may secure the official application form HEKMAN applicationHbrm. Major requirements by writing to the NcvvJersey League for Route 206/Harlingen/Belle Mead include membership in the National Nursing, 1020 Galloping Hill Road. League for Nursing and the New Jersey Union, New Jersey 07083. 201-874-8383 Candy A 2-year-oSd mixed dog. housebroken, spayed and good with children, is available for adoption from the township animal shelter on deMott Lane. Our Statement of Grants for arts are available Strength and Stability The Middlesex C\nint> Cultural and bring the highest quality arts events to Iknugc Commission ru>. no* made the count) We are proud to show you how we stand. Ourfigures, i n addition to reflecting our The Commission has restructured their available their block, srant guidelines and continued growth, document the confidence we have earned from the people we serve. pn>posjj UifTTiN lor its Ncighbortwxxl guidelines and application forms to con- Arts Consortium pfuicct a> we!! a* lor j]! form to the guidelines stated by the From the time we opened our doors for business in 1887 we have dedicated ourselves to <*her n«tn-prufi! jn> orgjm/jtHins. pn- NJSCA The Commission will in- serving the financial needs of the "people" of Central Jersey. woe id! puhbc Pn>p>>-wiK that confiTrm corporate local municipal and pro- fessional and non-professional arts or- Today, our resources have soared to make us one of the largest state chartered tii the guhidsncN uil! be incorporated Savings and Loans. Somerset's strengttiand stability are the best friends your money can ir.io the C'i>(nmnMi!(i's BUxjk. Grant ganizations into the County's Block Grant Proposal, which must be sub- Prupu-vil tabmtt:cJ ti> the New. Jcrsc> have. We pay you high-yielding insured and guaranteed savings interest rates in a variety of mitted to the NJSCA "in April. Stale C'ounol tf> the Ars> 1NJSC.A1 fi* plans, while assuring you of the safety and security you require and must look for in these Interested applicants should contact 1 BOUND BROOK FLEMINGTON MANVILLE MIDDLESEX RARITAN SOMERVILLE WHITEHOUSE W. Union Ave. Broad St. Rustic Mall Bound Brook Rd. Somerset St. West End Ave. U.S. Hwy. 22 Off is our weekly 5601700 782-4737 722-0265 356-2431 725-9150 725-1957 534-4167 Arts & Leisure Supplement Savings insured up to $100,000 by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation r 8-A Tharaday, February 4,1982 MichoelVhen Brideshead observed with boiled quail eggs Duvn version, and of course, to see how the Sorrel Soup you like. To hard-boil quail eggs, follow tablespoons melted butter. Whirl in Ryder does not tell us whether he whole thing ends. Sole in White Wine Sauce your favorite method for boiling eggs, blender 40 seconds or food processor 20 ordered a baked or a chilled lemon Since half the nation and most of our What was left out? Not much. Quite a Pressed Duck but reduce cooking time by exactly half. seconds.' Pour into a bowl; let rise at souffle. A cold lemon souffle — actually cornnsuatry has altered the itxial lot I will spare you my own discoveries Watercress and chickory salad Or do it my way: Immerse theVggs into room temperature, covered, 2 hours. Stir a mousse in disguise :— would be icbeduk for the winter to suy glued to save one: a delightful little dinner which Lemon Souffle simmering water; simmer for five and a lightly. wonderful and easy on the cook, since it can be made a day in advance. Since that the ie]e>uKm Monday nights to watch the narrator. Charics Ryder, orders for Fresh sorrel leaves are not available half minutes. Drain and soak in ice Beat egg Whites until stiff peaks form; recipe is in most standard cookbooks I what lecniu like being Britain'* mosi the barbarian Rex Nottram at a little this time of year, but schav is, and schav water. Refrigerate until chilled. Warm to fold into batter. You are now ready to fry vwwally rttioiiciij.ng contribution to the Parisian restaurant called PailUxd's, at a a cool room temperature (about SS the pancakes, and may let the batter rest give you instead a less well-known is sorrel broth. You'll find it next to the baked souffle. medium iince its invention — moment when Sebastian has slipped bottled borscht in your supermarket. It degrees F) before serving. for IS to 20 minutes before doing so. Bndewhead Revisited — 1 decided, the from his caretaker's grasp into who has a rich sorrel flavor. Some complain Meanwhile, combine the whipping other evening, to peer into the pages of knows what ignominy. because it is not bright green. Fresh Blinis with Caviar cream and cider vinegar and warm to 4 Tablespoons sweet butter, softened Wiugh'i maddening link dtvseruiK>n on sorrel leaves turn brown the instnat ..they (4 main-dish servings room temperature. 7 Tablespoons sugar the Luang ravag«\ of wcTcd and the THE MENU Charles selected was touch heat. Any bright green sorrel soup 8 to 10 appetizer servings) To frybllnis: Grease hot griddle with 4. Tablespoons all-purpose flour fleeting pleasures of profane krve to sec this: presented to you derives its grecness margarine or butter. Pour batter by scant 3/4 cup milk Blinis are small yeast pancakes ' of • 6 eggs what might he left out of the cinematic Blim with Caviar from other sources than sorrel (chives, Russian extraction, made, in the 1/4-cupfulls onto batter, allowing plenty watercress, spinach, artificial food color- of room between pancakes. The blinis 1/4 cup lemon juice "authentic" manner with buckwheat 1/4 teaspoon grated lemon rind ing) and should be regarded with suspi- flour. Ryder does not describe exactly should measure abut VA inches across. cion. ' Cook until bubbles form on surface 1 Tablespoon orange liqueur | how the Paillard's of the novel made the Powdered sugar 1 quart schav' batter. Looking into the pages of Escof- and underside is brown. Turn and brown 1 cup white wine or dry vermouth ficr, who was alive and cooking at the flip side.- Keep warm while you cook the 4 egg yolks time of the dinner, it seems best to use rest. Grease a 6-cup souffle mold with I tablespoon of the butter. Sprinkle the Quail Eggs regular flour. During the course of To serve the blinis: Arrange blinis on antartex heated, individual plates. Spoon a little mold with 2 tablespoons of,the sugar. service, Ryder's friend demands Canned quail eggs, available at super- of the vinegar-soured whippping cream . Shake out excess sugar. Set aside. SHEEPSKIN COATS FROM EUROPE markets and gourmet shops, cannot be chopped onion with his blinis. Ryder suggests he try them without. Escoffier on top. Melt remaining butter in 2-quart taken seriously by anyone with a Note: Often blinis are foldefl over the saucepan. Stir in flour; cook 2 minutes sensitive palate. They are dyed blue and says "a worse practice cannot be im- agined." caviar and served with something called over low heat, stirring constantly with pink, are tasteless and rubbery, and defy "dairy sour cream" or "cultured sour wire whip. Slowly stir in the milk"; reason. Recently. I discovered fresh quail 1 large package active dry yeast . 1/2 cup warm water cream." This method is not at all to my beating and cooking until mixture thick- eggs at the fish store in the Princeton liking. ens. Beat in the remaining sugar. supermarket and decided to serve them 1 cup warm milk as hors d'oeuvre. I made a bad mistake. 1 Vi cups all-purpose flour ' Separate eggs. Beat 4 of the egg yolks My first thought was to devil them; then 3 egg yolks \ Sorrel Soup into the sauce. Beat in lemon juice, rind SAL I thought: If I devil them, how will we 1/2 teaspoon salt (6 to 8 servings) and orange liquer. Beat the 6 egg whites 1/4 sugar until stiff peaks form. Fold gently into know how they compare to regular eggs? 1 cup whipping cream How much more stylish simply to serve 6 Tablespoons butter, melted the batter. them hard-boiled and slightly chilled. 3 egg whites Combine schav and wine in a 3-quart Heat the oven to 400 F. Turn batter Further Reductions! 1 was on the right track, but I stayed Salt saucepan; bring to a low boil. Beat egg into prepared souffle mold. Place in on the train one stop past my destination. Margarine or butter for frying yolks and whipping cream together. lower third of the oven. After 3 minutes, I peeled the eggs before serving them. 1/2 cup (1 stick) melted, sweet butter Spoon 1/2 cup of the hot schav into the tum heat down to 375 F. , Bake 30 30%-50% Do not peel the eggs; serve them forth in 1 jar (8 ounces) caviar cream and mix well. Stir in another 1/2 • minutes. Serve at once, dusted lightly their pretty little shells and invite guests 1 Vi cups whipping crejHn cup. Stir this mixture into the soup and with powdered sugar. to do the peeling as they sip champagne. 2 Tablespoons cide/vinegar beat gently with a wire ship. Serve at Note: This souffle is very nice with 4 Provide a little freshly ground white Dissolve yeast in water. Add milk. once. sweetened cream, whipped cream or All shearling coats and jackets for pepper as a dip. A few grains of salt if Stir in flour, egg yolks, salt, sugar and 6 "creme fraisch." If you are serving the Lemon Souffle - sorrel soup, you can use 2 of the egg men and women. Regularly priced . (6 servings) whites in the souffle. $250-$670. - Attention Ladies! February LEITER'S 25% Off our Gaelterra YOUR WORRIES ARE OVER! See Us Irish sweaters Frolic DESIGNER FABRICS showing now by appointment INTERIOR PAINTING SPECIALS reg. priced $90 NOW $69 our annual We will paint the ceilings and walls (one coat) 466-0517 In your dining room, living room and hallway, OR 9O3 Madison Avo., NYC, N.Y. CLEARANCE Any 3 bedrooms 4-6 HullfHh St., Princeton, NJ SALE 50 to 50% off Nice Oriental & Exceptional Quality Households- Antiques: for! $199. 18 Arlington St., Boston, Mass. This price includes labor and materials PUBLIC AUCTION and pertains to normal size rooms. selection of Est. Chas N. Schragger & Others Wall colors slightly higher. Tableware ! Slackwood Firehouse, Trenton (Lawrence), NJ ! i Off 1961 US 1 Alternate to Slack Ave. i '- CALL TODAY Gifts (y. mile N. of Trenton Circle) Kitchenware THURS., FEB. 11 - 9 AM I RICHARD W. SCHWIER & SONS etcetera . 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Or C*3 Oarine • 609-.996-103! «MM terte m e at yyou r setmrur Z.\ FREE PARKING DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF THE STORE 259 Nassau Street, Princeton 609-924-9624 IMAGINE In ait Windsor on Rt 130, 609-443-3600 IMAGINE at Ftemingbn opposite McDonalds, 201-788-3600 Our only location Monday - Friday 10-9 Saturday 10-5 Sunday 11-5 Never A Delivery Charge H ACCEPT MAJO1 dEDTT CAMS & IMAGINE CHAIGE Tirared«r; February 4,1982 9-A obituaries EAst was constructed. a member of the Park Hill Church Choir, Brynswick before retiring in 1961. Asbury Park, Ellen Lombardi and Clair Preston Thomas Prior to his 1974 retirement. Mr. Helen MacGregor (Lodge of the John M. Gabinelli She was a communicant of Guardian Winkworth, both of Manville, and Jean Dammicci had been a chemist with Daughter of Scotia, and a past Matron FRANKLIN — Preston W. Thomas, NESHANIC — John M. Gabinelli, Angels R.C. Church, Edison. Cassara of Scottsdale, Ariz., a brother, 67, of Hillcrra Avenue in the Somerset American Cyanamid Co.. Bridgewatcr. of Mount Shasta No. 690. Order of the Her husband, John J. Vertullo, died in Ernest Saladino of Miami, Fla.; a sister. for 45 years. After retiring, he was Eastern Star. 68, of Neshanic, died Tuesday, Jan. 26, section died Saturday at St. Peter's 1982, after a short illness. 1976. Anna Impellizeri of Bound Brook, and employed as a part-time security guard Mrs. Deatcher was predeceased by her Medical Center. New Brunswick, of He and his wife, Gloria, owned and She is survived by a sister, Margaret 16 grandchildren. with Wilson Products Co.. Neshanic, for husband. Joseph, and her son. Robert. injuries suffered in an automobile acci- operated Gabinelli Electric in Somerville Thomas, of New Brunswick. Services were held Wednesday from six yean. Surviving arc a son, Finlay, of Hill- dent Jan. 26 near his home.' until his retirement. Services wereV Monday from the the Fucillo arid Warren Funeral Home, A communiant of St. Ann's Church, sborough: five brothers, Andrew, Bora in Camdes, be was a graduate of Born in Italy, he lived in Raritan Boylari Funeral Hoine. 188 Easton Ave., 205 S. Main St., followed by a Mass of he was a member of the Raritan Senior George, Joseph, William and David Camden High School. He moved to this Borough before moving to Neshanic 11 New Brunswick, followed by an 11 a.m. Christian Burial at Christ the King Citizens Club. He was also a former MacFariand; one sister, Mrs. Robert area 45 years ago. years ago. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Peter's Church. member of the Raritan Mutual Aid Payton of Belle Mead; six grandchildren; He was employed as a stock dis- Mr. Gabinelli attended St. Ann's R.C. Church, New Brunswick. " . Burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery. Society and of the 30-day Club of and four great-grandchildren. tributer with American Cynamid in Roman Catholic Church in Raritan. A Burial was in St. Peter's Cemetery, Hillsborough. Rariun. Arrangements were by the Speer-Van Bridgewatcr for 45 years before retiring U.S. Navy veteran, he was an active New Brunswick. Surviving are his wife, Jean Machala Andale Funeral Home of Somerville. two years ago. member of the Elks Lodge and former Thomas was active in Credit Union Dammicci: a son. Anthony Dammicci of Carrie Lasch Etina. Minn.; a daughter. Barbara member of the Lions Club. Frances Porto work and was a past master and member Surviving are his wife;, ra, son, Gerald of Aaron Lodge 9. F. and A.M.. Schmeling of Hillsborough: five grand- Robert S. Sinclair DUNELLEN - Carrie Lasch, 84, of 312 hcildrcn; and four sisters. Mary Guc- John of Neshanic; two sisters, Josephine MANVILLE -- FRANCES P.H.A . Princeton HILLSBOROUGH — Robert S. Sin- Front St', died Monday, Feb. 1, 1982. at cione of North Brunswick, Rose Hudak Vanbuskirk of Whiting and Mary SALADINO Porto, 66, of North Sixth He was also president of the Metro- clair, 61, of Johanson Avenue, died Muhlenburg Hospial in Plainfield. and Lucille Capici. both of Raritan. and Mercantini of Bordentowru and a Avenue died Jan. 31 at Somerset Medical politan Senate of the National Bowling Thursday, Jan. 28, 1982, at Somerset She was born in-the'South Somerville Philomena Mastice of Somcrville. brother", Anthony of Franklin. Center, Somerville. Association from 1959 ihrough 1964. He Medical Center in Somcrville. Arrangements were by the Hannon section of Hillsborough and moved to Services were held at Bongiovi Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., she lived in Denellen in 1919,' living there for more was president of the NBA from 1969 He was born in Bound Brook and Bros. Funeral Home in Raritan Borough. New Brunswick before moving to Man- through 1970 and was a life member of Funeral Home, followed by a mass of than 60 yean. Christian burial at St. Ann's Church. lived in the township for"32 yean. He ville 50 years ago. the association. was an office manager for Burger Motor- Mrs. Porto was a communicant of She had been employed as a seamstress For the past five \ears he had been Burial wasTn St. Bernard's Cemetery. Bridgewatcr. cycle and Sales Inc. for twelve yean. Mary Vertullo Christ the King R.C. Church and a and had worked for Celeste Frocks Co. in tournament director for the NBA's East- Mr. Sinclair was a U.S. Coast Guard former member of the Manville Senior' Plainfield. retiring mor than 25 years ago.i ern Region. veteran of World War II. FRANKLIN — Mary M. Saults Ver- Citizens. She was the sister of the late Minnie In 1961 he was elected a director of Kenneth E. Hall Surviving arc his wife. Alice; three tullo, 88, of Jeffenon Street in the Her first husband, Stephen Migliore,* Anson, with whom she had lived for many the Somerset County Bowling Associa- daughten. Nancy McGhce of Hill- Somerset section died Thursday, Jan. died in 1976. years. tion and served as its president during SO.MERVILLE - Kenneth E Hall. 71. sborough, Sally and Roberta, both of 28, at St. Peter's Medical Center in New Surviving are three sons. Nate . Surviving are several nieces and the 1972-73 season A life member of of 22 Fairmount Avc.. died Sunday. Jan. West End; two sisters-, Elizabeth Thomp- Brunswick. Migliore of Hillsborough. Anthony nephews. ""' ; the association, he was still an active 31. 1982. at Somerset Medical Center. son of Bridgewatcr and Judith Plumer of Bom Jn New Brunswick, she had Migliore of Somerville, and Stephen Arrangements were by Mundy Funeral member of its board of directors. He was He was bora in Somcrville and was a Tucson. Ariz.; a brother. Wallace of St. resided in Edison before moving to Migliore of Shirley, III.; a stepson, Guy Home in Dunellcn. ; elected to the Hall of Fame of the lifelong resident of the borough. Albans, W. Va.; and three grand- Somerset two yean ago. Mn. Vertullo Porto of Manville; two daughters, association in 1971 for bowling achieve- children. was a licensed practical nurse and had Josephine Myskowski £of Bridgewater. ment. He was employed as a customer service Arrangements were by the Hill- been employed by the Middlesex County JoAnn Pankowski of* Manville; four Recycle this newspaper Mr- Thomas was elected to the board representative for Public Service Electric sborough Funeral Home. Hillsborough. Hospital for the Chronically III in North stepdaughters, Laura Velinsky of of directors of the American Bowling and G»s Co in Somcrvillc for 36 yean, Congress in 1973 and currently was retiring in 1976- chairman of its AJBC Committee He wis a 50-year member of the First He was a pa.it president of the New United Methodist Church in Somerville. a The Hillsborough Hillsborough Jeney Sole Bowling Council and was member of the B.P.O.E. No 1068 of Bapti$t February 19821 iMarch 19821 S M T W T F SI BUSINESS GUIDE S M T. W • T. F S 1 2 3 4 5 6| 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 .78 9 1011 1213 14 IS 16 17 18 19 & 114 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Calendar Of Week's Events 2B 29 30 31 MEN'S WEAR PRINTING BICYCLES HOME & FARM €r UNIFORMS FRANKLIN BICYCLE HORSE F€ED & SUPPLIES. Dave's Men's &- CENTER PET FOODS. WILD BIRD Boys Shop JET OFFSET SEED. ANIMAL FEED. WE Thursday, February 4 So. Co. Photog. Club - 7:30 p.m. - So. Library, Printing & ALSO CARRY WATER SOF- HiHibOfO Planning Board meeting - 8 p.m. 41 S. Main SLU-- TENER SALTS. LAWN & Bridgewater. • HALBGH « SCHWIMN Franklin Twp. Zoning Bd. of Adj. meeting - 8 p.m. Manville Typesetting GARDEN SUPPLIES. SHOES. Senior Citizens are welcomed to use Community • PCUGtOT • HOSS 200 S. Main St, Manville BOOTS. JACKETS & GLOVES. Franklin Twp. Council • 8 p.m. Room in Manville Public Library -10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Formal Wear Overeater* Anonymous - 12:30 to 2 p.m. - So. Bound Brook Council - 8 p.m. HarBngen Ref. Church. Cor. Dutchtown Rd. Info: 359- Hillsboro Committee meeting - 8 p.m. For Hire 72S4488 BELLE MEAD. 1061 or 874-3915. 10 a.m. -4 p.m. FARMERS* COOP Community Education COUTCTI . 7:30 p.m. • • Policemen We specialize OKN SATUtOAYS LINE ROAD Manville Public Library. Re»jing curriculum in • Mailmen in ALL TYPES Manville as it a and how to improveat. Wednesday. February 10 BELLE MEAD Trustee meeting. So. Co. Historical Society - 7:30 Manville Senior Citizens business meeting - 2 p.m. 725-9027 of Printing p.m. - at Van Veghten House. Finderrie. - Christ the King Church Auditorium. Manville Board of Adjustment meeting - 7:30 p.m. • Spaghetti & Chicken dinner - 4 to 7:30 p.m. Sunday, February 7 sponsored by Manville Roundball Club - Manville PRINTING BUILDER LIQUORS Pancake b Sausage breakfast sponsored by Altar High School Cafeteria "A". Tickets are »4.50 per & Rosary Society - 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. • Sacred adult ft $2.50 per child up to 12 years old. Heart Auditorium, ManviBe. Blood Pressure Screenings - American Heart Assn., RITE-AWAY INSTANT Q.H.I. BOROWNES Chinese Auction - 1:30 p.m. - St. Peter & Paul's Bridgewater - 5 to 8 p.m. Also Fri. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Auditorium, Hamilton St. & Hawthorne Dr., Meeting Assn. to Improve Benefits for Retired PRINTING CENTER Somerset. Donation »2.00. BUILDERS INC & LiaUORS Disabled Workers & Their Dependents - 1 p.m. - Advertise Copies 50 ea. Wart's Inn. 337 No. Main St.. Manville. ' in the Bet Tnei 0**r to *B«*e Dtj • Lowest Price • Donntn HtBsboro High School Band Wagon Assn. meeting Business Guide OPEN SUNDAYS - 8 pm. - Hasboro High School Band Room. - in County Thursday. February 11 Rectooa* Decks Franklin Twp. Bd. of Ed. meeting - 8 p.m. Call WINE. BEER, LIQUOR Welcome Wagon of Hillsboro - Mont. - 8 p.m. - "We Print Everything" ManviBe Council meeting - 8 p.m. 722-3300 Attention • Porches Hillsboro High School Library. Open Saturdays ft. X. S * Ore* AARP wfl meet -1 p.m. - Good Shepherd Lutheran Franklin Twp. Council - 8 p.m. for rates 422 Rt. 206 South Faflj \tun4 Tm B&ate •at M m-IUS Church. Hal, Union Avenue, Somerville. Needlepoint for children, grades 4 to 6 - 330 p.m. - Hillsborough, N.J. ManvSe Board of Education meeting - 7:30 p.m. - n v. SMM S. Franklin Twp. Public Library. To register call 873- (Professional Center) 469-1510 Marrvde High School Library. •tit to tack Cktk 7H-C4* 8700. <* 874-5660 Tim day. February 9 Som. Hunter. Chapter of WOWS - Dance-Social - 8 Christ the King School PTA - 7:30 p.m. - School p.m. to 11:30 p.m. - Holiday Inn. Rt. 22, Bridgewater. FUEL OIL LUMBER Cafeteria. Adm. «5. Info: 722-3434. TRAVEL A. BELLE MEAD Las Vegas To Rent 4 Mghts-Msy 16 BESSENYEI This $369. per person But-Manvto to aiporl-ManviOe. Air Space Fwe-Goklen Nugget Hotel. Trans- &Son ' fen-tax-gratuity. . Call Ofl lwm*n lnrtaO»d T-J-K 586 Hwntiton ST_ 725-3300 New Brunswick j ravel Agency K45-6453 722-5555 10-A Thursday, February 4,1992 4-Hers brave snowfall Mini mall ShOW I! you are feeling uncomfortable about personal relationships or career problems, professional l« us resaexxr sutx cojssebng can proie helpful See how you may resohe for Nigerian program jour coocerm by taking realistic, post* and ettectnre action Appfopfiate testing ts used as needed. BR1DGEWATER — Nigerians who up the beat and formed an impromptu for merchants had had no experience with snow before band of rattles, gongs and percussion Fw inf«rraau«a. free bracNre or an appointment. this winter braved a storm two weeks sticks, and the gayly costumed Nigerians by David Salowitz merchandisers. calHSOTj 737 2236 ago to bring a program on their native gamely danced a few turns to their N But not every entrepreneur is wel- culture to Somerset County 4-H mem- music. MichMi L Roswitfuri. M-S.W^ Ed.O. MONTGOMERY — Studio 12 is not come. crsr— bers. Penes* Piebka. Career art EAKatmal Cowoetot All three major tribes of the African an exclusive disco or the set of a Only a few youngsters showed up nation were represented in the program. "We're very choosy about who we television soap opera. But anyone who accept,"said store manager Jean Willis, because parents simply assumed the Chukwu Ameka Akaezuwa, president of would classify this 22 year old landmark (S Sfl^k Man Strtet FtMMftB^ Re* icner 0SS34 program would be canceled because of the Africa Student Association at who has turned down a food shop and a at the Montgomery Shopping Center as a "tacky"gift store. "Not just anyone can bad weather. The handful who mushed Rutgers, wore the loose white garb of simple '.'store," would only be partially move in here. It's a classy store and through the mess had an opportunity to Hausa tribesmen from the northern in- correct. there won't be any junk shops." really relate to the Nigerians first hand terior. A richly embroidered golden and were invited to try doing the things Yoruba gown and dog-eared hat was In an unusal retailing move, owner While at least one of the tenant Ron Wood Has converted Studio 12 - a these visitors demonstrated. worn by Oluwa ,Toye Akappo from merchants opted to remain in the store all dispenser of glassware, jewelry, greeting Rutgers, Newark. Its yellow color would day.^selling her wares and counting her African dancing proved to be cards and wicker furniture - into a Winter Dresses and Suits signify he was pleasure-bent to Eastern money*others stop by on a weekly basis altogether different from anything the mini-mall, renting space within -his. youngsters had seen before. Their initial Nigerians. to restock their shelves and count their building to other businesses. Unlike the profits - stored in seperate cash boxes. impulse was to laugh at such strange The lbo people of Western Nigeria merchants housed under the vast roofs of Some of the merchants have even 1/2 Price contortions, but as they watched it were represented by Aka Isita Ebenezer, the Quaker Bridge or Woodbridge malls, became fascinating. authorized Ms. Willis to deal with a graduate student at Rutgers. He wore a however, Mr. Wood provides an addi- wholesalers and traveling salespeople. The Nigerian rhythms, too. were un- brown kaftan with fanciful white em- tional service - his five employees will familiar but more readily grasped. With broidery and white feathers in his cap to gladly handle the sales for the tenants, Though owners are required to keep a in our New Green Room some encouragement they began to pick show he is a titled mn in is home village, stock the shelves, vacuum and dust, gift "running track" of their inventory, "the wrap and, if authorized, even replenish amount of authority they give us is the inventory. Like a certain large -bus entirely up to them," said Ms. Willis. AH Sales Final Winter pamphlet published by state company, Mr. Wood suggests they leave So far, according to the enthusiastic The New Jersey Department of the for the energy assistance agencies. the driving to him. manager, customers have been pleased about the mini-mall and business has Public Advocate has published a Public Advocate Stanley C. Van Ness "This is the perfect opportunity for VISA, MasterCard and Clayton Charge accepted. pamphlet designed to inform state resi- said the pamphlet was prepared because - been "good." The new tenants prosper- someone with a full-time job and little ed during the all-important peak Open Thursdays and Fridays until 8:30 p.m. dents of available winter energy as- of public confusion over the programs time who always wanted to go into sistance programs, i administered by several different agen- Christmas season.And besides earning" business," said Mr. Wood, adding that extra rent money. Studio 12 is comfortly The pamphlet provides information cies. Although the publication has been his mini-mall is also a suitable outlet for in the black because the mini-mall is about Financial aid including the Home geared toward the needs of lower income mercantile artists, existing businesses attracting more attention due to its wider Energy Assistance and Lifeline pro- families, the elderly and disabled, other that dream of opening a satellite store, or range of ticketed items, she said. grams, consumer rights on utility citizens should find the information use- people with other, full-time jobs. shutoffs when bills are not fully paid, ful, he said. Since the store-within-a-store concept If Studio 12 is a godsend to people who loans for home energy conservation Copies of the pamphlet may be ob- was initiated at the large Route 206 shop want to put their wares before consumers Palmer Square. Princeton, i\.J. projects and home weathcrization as- tained by calling the Public Advocate's in October, six businesses - a knit and seven days a week without worrying sistance. It also includes phone numbers toll-free hotline number, 800-792-8600. craft shop, a pottery purveyer, an an- about heat, electricity, and the in- tique dealer,' a jeweler, and an interior numerable petty hassles that plague the decorator - have opened, with a few a small-time businessman, the mini-mall larger exceptions, 10 1/2 foot by 10 1/2 approach to retailing can also be an ally foot booths at Studio 12. Two other to feminists. entrepreneurs - sellers of perfumes and ' 'There are a lot of women who would and candles - will be hanging up their like to go into business but just don't shingles in the coming months. Mr. have the time. Now they can finally do Wood expects at least 12 spaces to it, by coming in here part-time or not at eventually be filled by different all." said Ms. Willis. Business taxes up Employers in New Jersey will be Severaj states currently have unrepaid subject to higher Federal unemployment advances that will result in reduced (FUTA) taxes for 1981, the Internal credits for 1981. The reduction in the Revenue Service today announced. credit for 1981 for employers in New Generally, the 1981 FUTA tax is 3.4 Jersey is six-tenths of one percent of the percent of the first $6,000 of wages paid wages subject to Federal unemployment to each employee less any_ credit. The tax paid in 1981 Form 940, Employer's FUTA increase results from a decrease Annual Federal Unemployment Tax Re- in the credit. Under Title XII of the turn, ^fiich is to be filed by employers Social Security Act unrepaid advances by Feb. 1. 1982. now available from made to the unemployment funds of ! * states or areas that need additional funds Revenue Procedure 82-1 which jex- to pay unemplyment compensation plains the credit reduction provisions, benefits are recoverable by a reduction in will be published in Internal Revenue the credit otherwise allowable against Bulletin No. 1982-2 dated Jan. ill, The Princeton Packet, Inc. the tax. i982. 1 • 1 SHORT NOTICE AUCTION of Rare Valuable Stock PERSIAN RUGS > and other'Oriental Rugs A complete shipment of genuine rrandwoven Persian and other Oriental rugs has * The Princeton Packet, Inc. ,been ordered for pre-Christmas sales for stores. 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Sponsor: Dryus Corp., Auctioneer Liquidators 201-227-6484 Terms: Cash or check on newsprint or Oriental rugs will be given away as door prizes. 50 Ib. white stock Press capacity up to 32 standard pages CHILDREN'S or 64 tabloid pages Shoe Sale Negatives or camera Starts Saturday, Feb. 6 ready materials one week only are required. Save up to 50% For prices and additional on selected and discontinued styles information, please call of shoes, boots and sneakers by Stride Rite, Dingo, Keds Doris Dragert or Jack Brink. Adidas, Zips 609/924-3244. Packet Publications 140 Nassau Str*«t Princeton, N. J. 609-$24-1952 M«/orCredrf Cords Accepted Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30 300 Whhmnpoon St.. P.O. Box 350 Sat. 9-5 Princeton, N J. 08540 A , Febmixy 4. 1982 The Franklin News-Record 11A Franklin Warriors too So. Plainf ield Franklin ups record Franklin Township's Warriors con- tinued their winning ways on Tuesday night by taking a 57-43 decision at South Plainfield. The victory improved the Warriors' record to 13-3 on the season, while Plainfield dropped to 2-14. The Warriors scored the first eight points of the game and never trailed on their way to the victory. South Plainfield managed only eight points in the entire first half. Senior Vernon Doswell led the War- riors with 15 points. Tom Hawkins added 14 points for the winners, while center Roy Svendsen had 10. The Warriors imroved their mark to 12-3 on the season by humbling Bridgewater-Raritan West 84-52 on Fri- day. Junior Roy Svendsen had an outstand- ing night for the locals, as he scored 27' points to lead1 all scorers. Hawkins tailed 16 points and added 10 rebounds for the Warriors, while Doswell added 14. Blair Montgomery came off the bench to score 10 points for the winners, while senior co-captain Andy Bradshaw had eight. The contest was close in the first period, with the Warriors leading by only three points at 15-12. Yet by the half Franklin had upped the lead to 13 points at 36-23, and in the second half the game became yet another in this season's series of, Mid-State Conference laughers for the locals. The Warriors will host Somerville tomorrow night at 7:30 and will travel to Bridgewater-Raritan East for a 7:30 contest on Tuesday. The Somerset County Tournament \ will get underway on Feb. 15 and t^ Warriors figure to be one of the favorites' to cop the title. Franklin last won the SCT championship two years ago. BLAIR MONTGOMERY scores between Wests Buddy Avant and Terry Bross. (Rich Pipeiing photo) Grapplers win two of three b> Mark Duff> The Warriors routed Stemert. 40-13. the matcn. ( tinued his fine wrestling by pinning Bob Sports Writer and Rutgers Prep. 59-6. but lost a tough Charlie Kovach (107) got things roll- Testa at 3:15. one to Bridgcwatcr-Ranian West. 37-11 ing with a quick pin at :30 of the first Craig Tyus (134) whipped Gearhard The Franklin Warriors crapplcrs were last Saturday. period over Mike Laird. John McGee Knciper 15-2. and Bill Messner (140) victorious in luo of ihrcc matches las! In the Steinert match, after a close loss (114) followed with a win by default. got a 9-1 major decision over Dan week, to raise their record to 4-2 going by Chris Lavyto at 100. the Warriors Will Gardner (121) routed Pat Decker. Koval. into \\edfic*LiN'N match at Grtcnbiwk. reeled off \K straight wins to put away 16-1 and John Ncstvogcl (128) con- Heavyweight Bob McArdle got the The line up Warriors other win with a pin at 4:05. Chris Marino (187) also drew with Ian Roy Sevendsen of Franklin lines up a shot over West's Al McDonald. 7-7. Pearlstein. After it's triumph over Rutgers Prep (Rich Pipeiing photo) on Friday, Franklin traveled to tough West, but lost 37-11. The Warriors faired well in the lightweights as they won four of the first five bouts, but West blitzed the last seven matches to raise its season record to 7-1. Lady Warriors fall After West got a pin at 100, Franklin won four in a row. Kovach (107) started the string edging Bob Comandini, 2-1. McGee (114) also won a close one, 3-1, to So. Plainfield and Gardner (121) followed with an 8-3 over Jim Collins. Nestvogcl ended the string with a 10-6 win over Mike Moore. Franklin Township lost game number with 12 points, while Dianna Rossi also 10 on the season by a score of 67-35 to had 12. Ems DeWaart and Gwen Avant The Warriors led at this point, 11-6. South Plainfield on Tuesday. The con- each had 10 points each for West. The Coach Garland Harris then gambled and test was close in the first period, Vhen win was the third for West in 14 games put Chuck Panzarino at 134, and moved 1he Lady Warriors had a slim lead. Yet this season. both Tyus and Messner up a weight. then Franklin began to make mistakes Franklin will play host to Hunterdon Harris hoped to win two out of thre of and the contest became no contest. Central at 3:45. The locals will travel to Somerville for a 3:45 game tomorrow, these matches, but instead lost all three. "We made the same new-team mis- Harris said he had to have two of those while on Tuesday Franklin will play host takes we have been making all season," to Bridgewater-Raritan East. matches to stand a chance. Harris also said Franklin coach Judy Buttler. "We did not have the services of heavyweight made turnovers, missed our shots and "Hunterdon Central won the Central McArdle who is bothered by an injury. played poor defense. We made the Jersey Group championship last season mistakes of a young team." and so they should be good again this "It was fairly happy with all three year," said Franklin's Buttler. "East Lisa Earl led Franklin with 11 points, and Somerville are both tough teams. matches," said Harris. "We really did a while LeShaun Arlington had nine and They are two of the top teams in the job against Steinert and Rutgers Prep, Toyia Powell five. ' and despite the loss we wrestled very Mid-State Conference. well against a powerful West team." The Lady Warriors fell to "Right now I am looking forward to Bridgewater-Raritan West by a score of' the Somerset County Tournament," con- Franklin next wrestles at home against 55-33 on Friday. The visitors from West tinued the Franklin coach. "Since there outscored Franklin 20-8 in the second North Hunterdon on Saturday. will be two divisions, based on record I period and 20-6 in period three to gain am sure we will be.in the B division. I "They arc tough. They are a super, the victory. hope we can make a good showing in the Super team," said Harris. They arc FRANKLlNTs CHARLES KOVACH, on the bottom, wrestles West's Bob Comandini to the mat during Arlington led all scorers for Franklin tournament. It is just a matter of whether probably one of the top five teams in the our maturity level comes around. There Saturday's meet at West Kovach won, 2-1, white the team tost the meet, 37-11. with 18 points. Belinda Washington had state. There should be some good nine points for Franklin. is always the chance we can turn things (Rich Pipeiing photo) head-to-bead matches." Monica Steadman led the winners around." 12-A I he Franklin NEWS RECORD Thursdays February 4,1982 FHS swim team outdoor scene scores first win The recent cold weather has made ice FISHING COMPENDIUMS READY fishing available throughout the entire The novice Franklin High School anne Raya for the 200 yard individual state. . . The 1982 New Jersey Fishing Com- r*im team scored thctr firM win of the medley; Wayne Tatum for the 50 yard The New Jersey Division of Fish, pendiums are ready and have been year liM Wednesday. Jan. 27. defeating freestyle. Game and Wildlife notes that lakes and delivered to all licensing agencies, and is Cedar Ridge f?3-!8' The 200 yard medley relay team of ponds in central and southern Jersey are . available free of charge. Franklin^'* immert »ho contributed to Bnggs. Coogan. Spector and Judd won The major change in the 1982 fishing the tcamV »in were Jon Brig,gs. a Tint place, and the team of John Gilloo- now frozen to the point that ice fishing is now available there as well as in north taws is that for the first time in many a double firw place winner in the 200 yard ly. Rich Weinstein. Raya and Tatum year there will be an open season on lake jjsd 500 yarsl frtesiyk. Jodi Junta also placed vecood. The 400 yard freestyle Jersey where ice fishing began a few weeks ago. trout in the Round Valley Reservoir. *as, A double ftra plice winner in the 50 relay team of Judd. Cuevas. Spector and Anglers are reminded that the season Fishermen are warned, however, to/ yard free-ayhe and KM yard bjci-sirokc. Junta won first place. does not open until April 10. and until Hclcnc DcVno *JA first in diving Third places were won by Gillooly in check the ice carefully before going out, that time, lake' trout that are taken must events and Lisa BsrJ **s second place the 200 yard individual medley and 100 and also to check local ordinances with be released. The minimum size for the •*inner. Enc Spectix too*, first place in yard backstroke; and Weinstein in the respect to cutting holes in the ice. lake trout season is 26 inches. the I CO >*xd buncrilv, Chm Judd *oo a I0O yard breaststroke. Anglers are also reminded that there fit\t place in the !00 sard frcctfylc. and Franklin coaches Sue Stumpf and are newly established size limits for Karen Coo^an »u first in the 100 yard Dennis Levinson will be entering their chain pickerel. The minimum size of 15 QUAIL STOCKING NEARLY COM- swimmers in the upcoming Somerset inches is in effect for S warts wood PLETED Second places acre earned by Jeff County Swimming Championships to be (Sussex County), Farrington Lake ucx-s for the 200 sard frcewlc. Rav- held on Feb. 6. (Middlesex County) and ' Hammonton More than 15.000 quail will have been stocked throughout the state by Jan. 23 Lake (Atlantic County). and hunting prospects are expected to Previously, the 15-inch minimum ap- remain good to excellent. plied to chain pickerel in Lake Hopat- The New Jersey Division of Fish, [Try ski touring cong only. Game and Wildlife has completed stock- In addition, the minimum size for both ing of lands in North Jersey with some There ire s*o kinds of skiing Alpine quickly catching the rhythm of the large mouth bass and small mouth bass 3,000 quail. Stocking of an additional |downhiUt and rwrdic ia k a . vki tour- unde'n glide sport. has been increased to 12 inches for 12,000 quail in South Jersey will con- ing or crm*-country i Whereas alpine skiers duck back into a Mountain Lake (Warren County). Parvin tinue through Jan. 23. I Ski touring also In* been called ""the base lodge for lunch or a snack. XC Lake (Cumberland County), Lake The Division's Bureau of Wildlife Sjuiet •ipurt" hccau<*c of its peaceful. skiers usually bring their own meals or Musconetcong (Sussex County) and Management said quail hunting has been J relaxed — v>me might say serene munchies. in a backpack or. more likely, Lake Carasaljo in Ocean County. good so far and they expect it to remain approach, the hack-tiv-ruture aspect in a fanny pack, belted at the waist. They So far. the Division said, ice fishing so | for the rest of the season. Quail rf the spixt No tit'tv No motors No can stop along the trail for a spontaneous has been better this year than in past season opened for the second time on except the whoo>h. wraxnh as >ki "picnic, similar in many ways to spring years. Winter fishermen should consult Dec. 14 and will close on Feb. 6. . outers glide over old logging trails or skiing picnics at alpine ski areas. the 1982 summary of fishing laws wh'ich Hunters are reminded that the ruffed grouse, squirrel, rabbit, jack rabbit, 2h s.*w winxl'v im specially cut Many alpine areas and lodges have are now available free of charge from hare, and partridge seasons close on Feb. -country iraiiv «'T m-i\be along a added ski touring centers, complete with* license agents, county or municipal 6.11982. The winter bow deer season uliinz course v;t on j nearby golf instructions, a pro shop and maybe even clerks. ' For more information on* ice fishing closed Jan. 16. Final figures on what lights for night skiing on a short loop. promises to be another record-breaking with "Tip-ups," the Division has a free "If vim can walk." eivs one XC harvest will be available next week. •ruum. >t>u can cn^s-country >ki. One other reason far the continuing booklet that can be obtained by sending a iFhe pjjj'kK art: obviouv nurdic skiing. growth of cross-country skiing is its "do stamped, self-addressed envelope to the %t its basic point, is simply walking and it anywhere there's snow" makeup. XC New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and skiing requires a minimum of snow, just IT»S TIME TO 'GO WILD FOR gilding on ->kiv A ruwdic ski is more Wildlife. CN 400. Trenton. New Jersey WILDLIFE" farrow than an alptne ski and the binding enough to cover the ground and with less 08625. wear and tear than on alpine trails. J.s dillercn: XC bindings hold the toe to It's time to go wild for wildlife. . Because XC crowds usually are smaller, the >kt *hi!c the hocMifts is it doe* in a TURKEY APPLICATIONS NOW The 1982 New Jersey Income Tax cross-country trails get by with a couple natural w-iikmiJ movement lalpinc btnd- AVAILABLE forms are in the mail. A new line was I!*I2N secure the Nurt to the sku. of inches of snow. added to give taxpayers the opportunity L'sinii h'-f »>r her poles to maintain The bottom line on cross-country ski- Applications are now available for the to contribute directly to wildlife protec- momentum, a ski tourer can break easily ing, though, is the same successful spring gobbler season which opens on tion. ' aito a longer glide with each step. formula for alpine skiing: skis and snow. May 3 and closes on May 28. For the first time this year. New Jersey Only 1.200 permits will be issued taxpayers will have a chance to donate either $2.00. $5.00. or SI0.00 of their during the four-week season. There will : tax refund to support the state's En- be 300 permits issued for each of the Pop Warner banquet set dangered and Nongame Species Pro- four weeks, and again all permits will be gram, simply by checking off the Franklin Town-ship Pop Warner's at Franklin High*School between 7 and 9 drawn at random from the applications amount on line 33 B. Ninth Annual Banquet is set for Feb 13 p.m received,. The new line was added to the form to at St Peter's High School on Somerset Pictures for participants will be avail- Each applicant may apply for only one give taxpayers the opportunity to con- Street in New Brunswick at 5 p.m. able for purchase at the ticket sale and on week and one hunting area. The three tribute directly to the state's wildlife Franklin's Brad Green lines up a shot during the game against West. (iuc«t speaker for the evening will be banquet night for S6. hunting areas are confined to portions of protection. (Rich Pipeling photo) Bexslcv Ree-H." of the Giants For further information, call Sussex and Warren counties. A turkey The Nongame Wildlife Tax Check-off hunting area map and regulations are is the first check-off in New Jersey. The Tickets will be i>n sale on Feb. 3 and 4 846-8927. now available from permit application bill was signed by Governor Brendan distributors. Byrne in June of 1981 after over 70 Hunters are reminded that they should percent of the people surveyed in a attend a turkey hunting seminar. The statewide poll indicated they would sup- port this method of funding for nongame When you're planning to first seminar will be held at 8 p.m. Feb. For Special Valentines... 10 at the State Museum Auditorium in wildlife protection. "The response was landscape... Trenton. Other seminars will be an- terrific," said Paul D. McLain. Deputy nounced later.. Director of the Division of Fish. Game An Elegant, Patios • Pools • Shade Trees The Division reminds sportsmen that and Wildlife. "People from both rural, Foundation Plantings and urban areas said they thought more GUARANTEE Memorable Surprise applications unpropcrly filled out will Walks • Hydroseeding should be done for our state's wildlife THE LOWEST not be eligible for the drawing. Enclosed Sodding • Play and Rest with the application must be your 1982 and would support an income tax PRICE Areas • Privacy Plantings firearm or archery hunting license ID check-off.'" Of AMY DAmiM OCAilft Mad *mrni-*m>*a H—orin iiigam • Your own p ll uraar by Faeru- stub, and the application must be re- New Jersey, a.t present, has 25 species IN THE T»l IIATl AJKA •ry 9TMD ram t Day ceived between Feb. 14 and March 1. of! wildlife listed on the endangered i Vatanma Moon Bouquaa - Scaoafy aa- Landscape with a plan! ttgnad for Vaiantma't Oay including Offices where applications may be species list". 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The game plan callsjftJrXjOutgrowth of programming by Some- riders to places where they were wel- FOOD 'N FUN LUNCHEON On Sat- The final Challenge is perhaps the T.H. Bin Md Bvtan O'Neill mapping techniques, requires pcrson-~**rvillc Librarian Kitty Serling. She in- come. urday, Feb. 6 our home economics clubs biggest hurdle of all: to prepare the meal ality development and demands ° team vited our 4-H Dungeons and Dragons BMX still does have a following, will be serving lunch to one another at and serve it as a team effort. Each girl cooperation. It can be an excellent club to put on a demonstration and the however, and Somerset County 4-H is the 4-H center. Other clubs are also will prepare a dish. When all come COMING EVENTS: means of building confidence in group response was an overflow audience, pleased to announce the formation of a eligible to take part if they want to try together hot dishes must be hot, cold situations. many of who are going to join one of the new BMX club to be led by Raymond preparing and serving a festive meal. dishes cold and the meal .is to be Thursday. Feb. 4 — Camp Counsellor To achieve this desirable outcome, new clubs. Hobson of North Plainfield. It is open to Object of the activity is to plan a meal graciously served. To do it well means a Course "C". 7:30 p.m.; Small Animal however, the game needs more than just Mrs. Maurice Roscnfield and Mrs. Jill all boys and girls ages nine to 19. around a theme and serve it appropriate- lot of organizing and give and take. p.m.: Senior Council. two or three players messing around. Levin are co-leaden of one club. Their This is a chance to learn from some- ly. To accomplish their goal girls have to There are rewards for all this effort, of There have to be quite a few playen group wjll be meeting second and fourth one who really knows BMX. Our call a wide variety of skills into play. course. Eating everything down to the 6 — Food *N Fun involved, understanding leadership and Saturdays at the Somerville Library. We leader's son, also named Ray, is ranked First, the menu must incorporate both last crumb is not the least of these.. . Luncheon 11 i.m. to 2 p.m. - ample opportunity to work out thehave three teen leaden for (a Monday fifth in the state among BMX racers and nutrition and theme understanding. The Monday, Feb. 8 — Hone Leaders. 8 premises which are posed. night group and an adult advisor to back a younger sister, age 12. is also making recommended theme this year is Nigeria, CLUB NEWS Purr...feet Pets mem- p.m.; Hone Council. 7:30 p.m. All of this is possible when Dungeons them up is being sought. We would also a name for herself on the BMX track. although they are free to choose another bers have invited Ruth Nesenkas, who Tuesday. Feb. 9 — Camp Counsellors and Dragons is played as a 4-H club like to find an adult to take charge of a First meeting of this new club will be if preferred. Having studied the customs breeds aand shows Russian blue cats, to Course *'A".^30 p.m.; Twirling Lead- activity. And a great deal more positive Dungeons- and Dragons club in the Monday. Feb. 8 at 7 p.m., in the of that country to leam food preferences participate in the Small Animal en. 7:30 p.m. potential is also generated because other Neshanic area. It need not be someone Homestead, Clinton Avenue and Ver- and tried-out authentic recipes, 4-Hers Quizbowl on Feb. 26. The girls are Wednesday. Feb. 10 — Camp Coun- kinds of group activity can grow out of who knows the game. Youngsters know muele Place. North Plainfield. try to come up with suitable attractive learning about cat shows. Both Kari sellor Course "B". 7:30 p.m.; 4-H the relationship D & D players build how and will gladly teach a leader in table decorations. Some will even make Merles and Nancy Krebs have shared Office open 7-9 p.m. with one another. return for some sympathetic guidance HORSE BOWL WINNERS The African-style outfits to wear. tips on grooming at recent meetings. We have had one very successful and support for their activity. Anyone Stablemates team captured first place in Dungeons and Dragons has gaine^ a Dungeons and Dragons club led by Mrs. willing to volunteer, please call our annual Somerset County Horsebowl tremendous following, so much so that a Barbara Miller of Hillsborough for quite 326-6644 and talk to 4-H Agent Barbara Quiz. Contributing their store of knowl- lot of parents found elements of this a long time. This past fall another one O'Neill. edge to the team win were Betsy Blum, fanciful game making up a significant got started in North Plainfield which has Kevin and Ron DeChirico and Kendra part of Christmas lists. What a great really taken hold and gained fine BMX CLUB FORMING A few Rogers. As county winners they will be Ricchard's many parents who bought those items do momentum under the leadership of Mrs. years ago bicycle motocross was all the our Somerset contenders in statewide Shoes for the Discriminating not realize is thai Dungeons and Dragons Loretta Holz. and one in Somerville led rage. Interest cooled when youngsten competition Feb. 6. can give their child a lot more than some by Amadeo D'Adamo. Now two more had diffculty finding places to ridean d Chaps 'N Spurs finished second in our noun of idle amusement. are starting in the Somerville area and parents were confronted with the need to county quiz. Boots and Saddles placed WelLplayed, the game offers worth- we will gladly help to organize more involve themselves in taking would-be third. Trailblazers fourth. while challenges and can be a vehicle for wherever there is an interest in doing so. RUMMAGE SALE developing good attitudes and mean- The new Somerville clubs are an THAFS INCREDIBLE! Brand-name merchandise at WHOLESALE cost. ALFRED E. F. MERRON 56% OFF Somerset elderly GUARANTEED! Certified Financial Planner 3 ralejM cater catitofs on SHOES and BOOTS Personal and Corporate Services get free tax help FREE Call for Consultation FOR DOTH MEN AND WOMEN MERRILL LYNCH, TRENTON 1 SO Nassau Street Mon.-Frl.9-6 The Somerset County Office on Ag- Senior Center. 614 First Ave.. Raritan. LL BURKE. DimiMC-l (609) 396-4051 Princeton. New Jersey Sot 9-5 ing, is offering free Tax Counseling for Mondays. 9-1. Fridays. 9-12. 271HwnekftrSt. Phone 924-6785 Open Thurs. eve til fi p.m. the Elderly, to Somerset County resi- Bridgewaier Senior Citizen Center. 06SM dents age 60 and over whose income is Somerville Road, Bridgcwatcr. under SIO.OOO for an individual and Tuesdays 9-12. Thursdays 10-2. Uaflart Cmtr Opportoartj S15.0OO pe» couple. Somerset Presbyterian Church. 100 Earn Up to Volunteer tax counselors, trained and JFK Blvd.. Somerset. Thursdays in $25,000 -1st year certified by ihe Internal Revenue March & April. 9-1. other times to be Service, will provide assistance by ap- announced. salary + commission ponsrjnenc only a the following times Warrcnbrook Multipurpose Senior (see Classified Section) arsd locations- Center. Warrcnbrook Park. Warrcnvillc Find Out Free Road. Warren, time to be announced. Prudential sCjpitjl Htti% Hiilsborough Outreach Office (Hill- Bemardsville Senior Citizen Center. Anjljrvs TakH the Guns Wofk sborough School). 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Lawrence, East Windsor (609)924-5400 Mwmitn and SJvnmttfta Since 1877 Middlesex County: Avenel. Fords. Qolonia, Woodbridge (201 )634-7300 lr 54 Nassau Street, Princeton, N*w J«rs«y 04540 (609) 924-0624 Burlington County: Mt. Laurel. Medford (609)234-4300 Ttwraday and FrMqr Eventnoa Untt 8M P.M. Gloucester County: Sewell (609)589-8700 > MATTO CMO • WS* ACCtrrtO LAV AXE CATALOGUE AVA4LASLE U 7S PRINCETON BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ' Member HORIZON Bancorp Member FDIC town forum 14A The FnoklifrNEWS RECORD Thursday, February 4,, 1982 editorial the state we're in Self-help efforts by david moore really pay off Community beautification Girard Avenue residents are to be applauded for their sense of community and efforts to upgrade their neighborhood. For four years they sought township funds to pave their urged in A/. J. stone and gravel road. But Township Council indicated there In New Jersey, as elsewhere, little was insufficient money to pave the road and correct drainage things mean a lot. Things like reaching prob ferns - out in a small way to save a tree, plant a garden, or otherwise beautify a corner of Determined, the residents worked together to alleviate one's world ...preferably a corner*near, flooding problems on their road-installing gutters, land- but not consisting of, one's own back (or scaping and filling depressions in the road—all out of their own front) yard. money. r , I'm talking about the entirely human As a result, council members rewarded their initiative with and healthy instinct to make our world a better place. Now there's a good-sized SI2.000 set aside to pave the road in the spring. series of opportunities for recognition It indeed was a "victory" as one resident described it. and tangible assistance for such efforts Government and residents worked*together to accomplish a • here in New Jersey. goal. -$ It's a program announced by the Here's a group of people who were willing to do more than little-known but highly meritorious complain. America the Beautiful Fund, not to be confused with Keep America Beautiful, Inc., an anti-litter outfit. Based in Wash- ington, D.C., the fund does a great deal to encourage Americans to beautify their own neighborhoods. It is encouraging to see that there's an outfit around which Gazette's tradition concentrates on the business of upgrad- ing our civilization. HAS YOUR TOWN, or some organiza- * to be continued tion within its borders, been going beyond the routines of government and Its no« the old New York Herald Tribune — or even the Philadelphia citizenship by trying to accomplish some f Bulletin — but it's good to see the Rocky Hill Gazette has decided to stick kind of civic improvement? Maybe a around. new park, or a hiking trail, or a shore or The Gazette is something special in today's hustling, out-to-makc a buck lakefront access area? The possibilities world. It's a combination of community service, entertainment and people arel infinite, but the America the Beaut- doing what they like to do. iful Fund wants to know about them Started 12 years ago. The Gazette has provided a valuable service to the before April 1. residents of the Borough of Rocky Hill. Using volunteer reporters the small mimeographed sheet grew to six pages covering the municipal government The fund has announced that it is and local happenings seeking some 1,000 individuals or civic Last month it became apparent the paper was running out of willing endeavors upon which it can bestow the volunteers. Perhaps a victim of its own success, the little Gazette had recognition their actions deserve. The become taken for granted by the borough's residents. entire state of New Jersey and portions A call for new volunteers went out in the last issue, but help was slow- of itwo other states, upstate New York and western Illinois, are the three areas to arnve. Only last week did enough public spirited citizens surface who where this seach is under way. were willing to donate their time to continuing the paper. And now. for the first time in the Gazette's history, one of its volunteer Individuals or groups are being asked reporters hails from Belle Mead. Not far away, certainly, but also not to nominate various examples of home- Rocky Hill. town good citizenship. The results can But it's good to know that there are enough interested residents willing bring project endorsement, leadership to keep The Rocky Hill Gazette a special part of the village. awards in good citizenship and national recognition awards, as well as technical assitance, according to Paul Bruce Frozen paths Dowling, executive director of the fund. Franklin NEWS RECORD Wandering animal tracks mark the surface of the frozen Delaware and Raritan Canal. Scene is south of the NOMINATIONS can be for. outstand- Port Mercer bridge. I ing projects, people, towns and citizen *iO*iCOflon Ho USM 57J-*0C c initiatives. The fund wants to know Ja«w>g Fronkftn totnlap Second cteu potioo* poid of ! (Mark Czajkowski photo) MamW*. N J 0M53 about civic improvement efforts, avary Thunaay as outstanding citizen leaders, civic or- 30C ww*nooon SI THf HBNCfTON tKCXV. INC. ganizatios and volutnteer activities. J 0*540 Pubitshat Nominees will be reviewed and assisted : 609 924-3244 on| the' basis of quality, uniqueness, local offtca Prof»«iional lulldtng 600 Washington report by chris smith Cantrol offlca. production ptonJ and corpo«- broad participation, relative need and a*« naodquarian. 300 WBhanpoon SI, self-support. Mncaton. N J. 0«5*0. Sondro Managing { letters to the editor link in the road have something in land, and his umbrella, signing an agree- Potts, Pappas: common with this quote, "a chain is ment with Hitler for "Peace in Our only as strong as it's missing link? Tune." At the .same moment Hitler and five lanes would merge to two lanes of Rubin & Sons site plan hearing will be his mob of sadists had their war machine Finucane: letter was Art state officials trying to divert ( traffic on J.F.K. Boulevard in souths continued by the Franklin Township funds from this link for other sorely geared for instant annihilation and his bound and northbound direction. * Planning Board, beginning at 7:30 p.m. needed road improvements in expecta- furnaces stoked...waiting and ready .to Rubins seek As editor,'are you supporting this This may be the last opportunity for the deceitful tactic tion of getting federal funds? receive the unfortunates. Some peace. traffic design as being in the best public to be heard. The Planning'Board Reaganomics may scuttle the hopes of If the present drama continues on the interests of the motoring public? may come to a decision on that night. To the editor. same course as we so well remember all, regardless of their stands. If Presi- five-lane road \ It's time to take a good, hard look at dent Reagan's plan to give states the WWI and WWII ...and 1 -hope and pray Your newspaper has described the Last week's issues of the Somerset that it won't...we will, once again, hear To the editor: building that is proposed. However, the facts. The time to reason it out is at Spectator aad Franklin Netw-Record funds and power of their programs is the planning level. It's too late to passed by Congress; then I would like to our so-called "allies" screaming for us your readers have not been shown a cootiincd a "letter to the editor" charg- complain after the design is off the see a referendum regarding Route I-9S to put our resources and manpower on Rubin & Sons is asking the township diagram of the proposed intersection. ing us with voting against senior citizens •drawing boards and translated into pave- be left to the voters and not the debaters. the line to save their hides. to approve a five-lane roadway in front The readers of your newspaper — would aad indicated that seniors would vote ment, congestion, and safety hazards. I wonder if it is not time for us to of their proposed premises on J.F.K. benefit from your publishing such a against us if we became candidates for Morris Levine consider discontinuing the billions in Boulevard, as pan of their proposal to diagram. I would encourage you to do council Somerset military, economic and other aid dis-establish a shopping center and pro-this in the public interest. A diagram is : Joan Marie Finucane The letter was signed "Mary Rob- tributed to nations around the world fessional office complex. worth a thousand words. ! Co-ordinator. erson." When contacted by telephone to down through the years. I am sure it Within a distance of 480 feet, these On Feb. 10. the public portion of the • Concerned Citizens of Franklin ask for a clarification of her charges she would equal or even surpass our national quickly denied that she had written any Throckmorton: debt. Have you ever asked yourself letter "What right do we have to spend'the Both newspapers were given this in- incomes of future generations?? formation: both of the editors expressed Seniors cry their distress over this. John F. Geoghan We doubt that the individual that gimme, gimme 26M Franklin Greens forged Mrs. Robenon's signiture will Somerset ever admit it, but because of its obvious To the editor. political overtones one can make many assumptions. This type of deceitful tactic I for one am getting tired of hearing was seen in the past. senior citizens griping and complaining L0 The senior citizens that read the letter about their rights. Every time 1 pick up a BLOC should be aware that we arc on record for paper someone is yelling about some- Grippo: our support of Franklin senior citizens. thing they think they should have for free. . John Pappas My advice to such individuals is the beat winter blues Michael Pappas same advice President Reagan is offer- Planning Board members ing: if you want a thing go out and work with Music Man for it. It seems to me if the seniors in ENO OF STATE HIGHWAY CURB Franklin (or anywhere else) want a To the editor: center they should go public and ask for subscriptions, have a bake sale, con- Bravo to the cast and crew of "Music \J ,sc* au.it •icrci.cs ACHOSS iwrnicw ' Correction tribute to it themselves. Man!" The acting, singing, dancing is A lener which appeared in the list Getting something for nothing Is infla- superb. Beverly Gorelick's orchestra is tttue of the News-Record ("Why arc tionary. Are we supposed to strip our outstanding; Barbara Klasners set de- Pom. Pappas against seniors1") was not police and not educate our kids in order sign is timely and stunning: Camilk PR0P STATE *noen by Mary Roberson. as indicated lo give seniors anything they want? Cusimano's costuming, as usual. filMsd ^ HIGHWAY .ATms»2y2. «J Mrs Rciwrson his dented writing or Are we supposed to bow to threats the stage with color. ' I ugnmg the iefirr. Subsequent investiga- about theira votes because through this E. McCaughcy. 'dircctgfc has hinf,elf tion confirmed thai Mrs Rofcerson did means they feel they can intimidate? 1 a winner and his talent ^s shown/: Of not w-nte the letter have respect for old age but I know many course. Joan Burkes lighting design The Nc*i-Record apologizes to our senior citizens that arc in better health adds the right touch. Temple Beth-Els reader* for the deception We do not and much better off financially than I production is a credit,to our community! coa&ne such lactic* as fictitious letters am Do they work? No. they sit around This biased writer v thinks "King and complain. Arthur" makes a great Harold Hill, 1 OCd age is supposed to connote maturi- mean. Bob Thick makes great Harold ty, wisdom. Help yourselves and quit Hill! As in our "Camelot." Bob fills the asking for selfish handouts. You sound stage with vim and vigor. Levine: 1-95 like a bunch of children. Gimme this — Do you want some advice from your gtmmc thai. Gimme, gimme, gimme. Adult/Comunity Education Director? Beat the winter blues with the beat of issue should Verdi Throckmorton the" Music Man!! North Brunswick William R. Grippo A DIAGRAM of the proposed roadwork at JFK Boulevard. be left to voters director To the edit**' Franklin Township Adult' Community Education "To Be Ot Not To Be" was the Geoghan: allies, kjucttion thai u« debated on Jan. 26 at the Franklin Municipal Building, per- Uimng !L\ RixiJi 1-95 Where are you? Afisr IfCfning to Arthur Rucbcn ifori irA tn Denmt Keck 'against i with the We need you Buy Direct prmpev:: «i having lit listen to two other BEST! debaters. I decided to leave as 1 felt I got To the editor: from Factory (he rrevMgc pojy-perx NOTICE Comparing this debate to a cham- Allied...means to stand together OVERHEAD Selling Out To The pKMtthip foxtail game with two \cr\ The allies of the United States arc only Non-Dairy DOORS Bare Walls strong [earns is adversaries, the end allies when they need us to pull their All persons who wish to file nominating result would hinge on a "turmiver " In chestnuts out of the fire. When we need Creamer DOLL HOUSES petitions as candidates for election to this case the officials, debating would them... I ran... Afghanistan. ..Poland. (All 194/ have to re!> on their best salesmanship j: i • Mini Furniture • Lamps • Lumber the Manville Board of Education must etc.. etc... • Cholesterol Free ft and the power the> eicncd to get the Where arc they?? • Wallpapers • Accessories • Tools file with the Board Secretary on or • Mellows coffee, EASY TO INSTALL • Housekits* Plans " winnjnz points across They arc extremely reluctant to gpt perks up cereals, p before Thursday, February "25. 1982 at Cher the post 20 >ean a great deal of involved for fear it might upset their desserts, recipes • Aluminum* Fiberglass For Every $25.00 Spent 4:00 P.M. funding has been spent for studies and • Costs less • Wood Solid-, Jt trade #ith the Oil and Iron Curtain No Finger Jkttpis Choose planning and after alt this reviewing. countries. • Leading Brand • Railed & Curved Panels Route I-">5"s missing link seems to be a I remember another time...another • Comes Frozen • Plywood Panels $10.00 • Ftid'O Controls Petitions are available In the office of battle o! fulihtv day...and. I am sure, a lot of you other MITCHELL FOODS INC. SEE THEM MADE worth of the Secretary between the hours of 8 Is the state trying to divert funds for old timers do too...The same scenario., Norill AktattM. MA 02351 GET HIGHER QUALITY and 4 P.M. sorely needed road improvements? different characters. AT BARGAIN PRICES FREE MERCHANDISE CALL TOLL FREE Large amounts of money has been spent The appeasers. led by Neville 800-S72-4980 over the past 20 \carv Docs a missing Chamberlain. Prime Minister of Eng- CALL* WRITE* VISIT PRINCETON MINIATURES Know someone Dofl House Factory 354 Nassau Street Edward Meglis Jr. who's a feature? Princeton, NJ 06540 Board Secretory tvtf Ro*3. Monmouth Junction (609) 921-0744 _», Call the editor. New Jtrwv 08857 recipe of the week Op«n9til 5 - Sat til 12 Editor's Note: The following is another in our series of reputedly "tried and true" favorite recipes prepared for the Sews-Record by Nancy Sodie of the Cedar Wood Save A TRIUMVIRATE OF SERVICE Woman's Club. 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Cover and refrigerate Members of the American < oy Pun Hcnn FOR MRS. O'HARA, however, the "An audiologist is not a member of yise tests which are suited" for the hearing need for special services was becoming tion. The most fortuitous thing that Staff Writer Hair's ignorance of deafness was less of the child study team. Even the child impaired child and to develop special more and more critical as the number of happened to me was that a fabulous 1 an interesting phenomena and more of a study teams use tests which are hearing learning programs . •- deaf, but speaking children, were enrol- doctor at Philadelphia's Children's Hos- ' The cries of those who advocate tragic situation, as experienced first hand oriented, and the child may be classified « led in the school systems," she said. pital tested Molly when she was five special education for hearing impaired by Mrs. O'Hara and her teenage daugh- as mentally retarded in situations where In addition to the consultants, the state Even though Dr. Jenson and all the months old and told me Molly was deaf, children have not fallen on deaf cars. ter. MoUy. there is no mental impairment. But even Department of Education will hire an members of the board are volunteers, but of 'at least average intelligence.' Former Gov. Brendan Byrne, shortly "The schools just do not know what to if the child is not mis-classified and is ombudsman for the hearing impaired. "we all spend an enormous amount of "As it turns out, Molly has a way before he left office, signed W*o laws do with hearing impaired children, recognized to be a mentally competent TbCjombudsman will troubleshoot prob- time working for the association's cause, above average intelligence, but her ac- *hich vkould provide four consulunu particularly those, like Molly, who are but hearing impaired child, there is no lems concerning inadequate learning because we think the goals are very curate classification and diagnosis gave and one ombudsman to coordinate and deaf, but who can speak. The schools are special learning program." Dr. Jcnson programs for the hearing impaired and important." equipped with no special teachers, no me the confidence to fight for educa- develop educational vertices for hearing said. will coordinate those educational special materials, no special consult- services for the hearing impaired which tional services which would develop impaired children The. stated purpose of the organization ants." Penninglon resident O'Hara said. exist on an informal basis within various Molly's potential. The doubt about men- MOLLY NEVER was classified in- is to promote professional services of The Pnncttofl based New Jersey As- Dr. Pauline Jcnson. the founder and school systems. high quality for children with a hearing tal retardation is a hellish one to re- correctly, but her mother continually had sociation for Children with Hearing Im- director of the association, said the loss. The membershiplobbies for state move," Mrs. O'Hara said. to fight, scream, kick and shove, in pairments played a major role in the technological advances in hearing aids The laws also provide for the estab- legislation to ensure the high quality order to get the proper education support passage of these U*v and its member- and the early diagnosis of a hearing lishment of a citizens advisory board to services, disseminates current education for her. "In some instances, 1 was able ship n ••eirrcmely happy about these problem has produced more and more the Marie Katzenbach School for the and technological information to persons PANCAKE BREAKFAST recent developments. The laws are an hearing impaired children who can to move mountains, in others. 1 could Deaf. working with hearing impaired children, etcelkat uan tn the on-going battle to speak. accomplish nothing. The most trouble I °i • and informs the public about the emo- The Consolata Mission on Route 27 in curt the oiucaiKwi *y«cm of its deafness "Therefore these children appear to be had was getting people to listen to me. "I AM HOPEFUL that these laws tional and intellectual needs of children Somerset is having a Pancake Breakfast to deaf chikircn. It is certainly an candiditrs for regular classes and regular At least these new laws will help in will spearhead the development of an with a hearing loss. on Sunday, Feb. 28 from 9 a.m. to 12 interesting phenomena that stale officials instruction, but they cannot function taking some of the pin and frustration entire state plan to deal with services for p.m. Breakfast includes pancakes, for years ha^e been able to sec the properly in this situation. They have out "of the child's and parents' battle to hearing impaired children," Dr. Jenson "I cannot stress enough the im- sausage, orange juice and coffee. Dona- problem* of blind children, but were enormous problems getting the messages get a so-called thorough and efficient said. portance of accurate classification and a tion is S3.00 per person and tickets can deaf to the problems of the hearing from the teacher. Their poor scholastic education in this state," Mrs. O' Hara supportive educational program. Every be purchased in advance. Call the impaired child ." -saw! Patricia O'Hara. said. Dr. Jenson, a professor of speech parent of a deaf child lives with the performance leads to testing by a child pathology and audiology at Trenton Mission Center at 297-9191. the asvxutioo"s treasurer study team. nagging concern about mental retarda- The new laws will place a consultant State College, founded the New Jersey tion. The most fortuitous thing that for the hearing impaired in each of the Association for Children with Hearing happened to me was that . four state regional education school dis- Impairments eight years ago, "because "I cannot stress -enough the im- tricts. These consultants will be avail- through my job, I was in the position to portance of accurate classification and a able to the child study teams in each assess the state services for hearing supportive educational program. Every Trustees OK school to aid in the classification of the impaired children. I saw that there was parent of a deaf child lives with the students. The consultants will help de- no progress in state services, and the nagging concern about mental retarda- SCC design Gifts & Clothing NORTH BRANCH — The Somerset The proposed project includes the From Around Couni> College Board of Trustees has construction of a learning resources LONGSHIPS The World unanimously approved a Preliminary center to<3house a library and media FEBRUARY Design Concept for its new, center. It you've n»vr Mt that Gelgmr touch of tn/9 •(•gone*...you Library Learning Resources Center and The new facility will provide space to mutt t•• the Gelger of Auttrla Collection at Longshlpt. Performing Arts Center support the total library program, includ- Vwtt, Suit* t Jock** »!XM t-U PRIME RIB The Preliminary Concept, as ing the. acquisition, cataloging and presented by the Hillicr Group, architec- processing of materials; the provision of circulation, reference and referral SPEC tural firm of Princeton, will be submitted services; and instruction in the locating to Stale Higher Education Chancellor. T. and use of information. Hii*ard Hollander, for his review and subsequent recommendation to the State It also will provide space for individ- Bitard of Higher. Education. ual and group study, for bibliographic instruction, and consultation, and for use The board of Higher Education has of audio-visual materials. . already approved a concept proposal for Instructional materials will be de- the center which has a budget estimate of signed .and produced in the proposed SX.58O.45S. media center, where audio-visual equip- Funding for the project will be in •8.95 ment will also be kept. equal amounts of S3.616.479 by both the The proposed performing arts center Every Monday, State of New Jersey and Somerset Coun- will house a 1.000-scat theater and a Tuesday and ty, with an additional SI.347.500 to be multi-purpose room for dance, music raised through other sources by the and drama instruction, rehearsals, and Wednesday Night. college's Foundation. experimental theater productions. Take a Drive in the PRINCETON BELLE MEAD SOMERVILLE country to the Friendly For the month of February, we're Atmosphere and Good offering Prime Rib, Baked Potato and Values at Longships Salad, all for only $8.95. Enjoy this Discover flying event hearty Inn classic, now, at a special February price. A "Discover Flying Brunch" will be Government regulations are specific hcU Sunday. Feb 14. Valentine's Day. about minimum requirements to receive J! the Raiiun Valley Flying School. a Private Pijot License. The student must Hour*: 9-5, Sal. 10-5 NASSAU INN The brunch starts at 10 a.m. and is be at least 16 years old to solo and 17 to Township Line Rd. • Belle Mead • 201-3594260 Princeton, NJ • 609-921-7500 open u> anyone who thinks he might like get the license, the student must also to learn more about flight training. pass a medical exam (which doubles as a The school U located on the north side student pilot certificate), a written exam o! Kupper Airport at the Manville border and have a mimimum of 35 hours flight time if enrolled in a certified flight of HiIHhcmugh Township NOTICE TO MEMBERS school Nominations for members to the Board of Trustees of • The Medical Center at Princeton will open on Saturday, Activities will irtdiude an introductory In.thc written exam, the student will January 9, and will remain open until midnight Monday film, vincnnj basic tacts about flying demonstrate what he has learned about February 8, 1982. No nominations will be accepted after and High: training Information on flight the Federal Aviation Administration that date. training will be available from staff (FAA» rules, piloting procedures and A slate will be prepared by the nominating committee cross country flying. The flight instruc- and will be made public on January 29: Nominations from the membership other than those made by the Complimentary refreshments will be tion includes dual instruction (student committee must be signed by at least -five voting 1/2 Price served Optional n the introductory and instructor), solo, cross country, and members of the corporation, and also must bear the flight Sevson which provides logable time night flying time. signed acceptance of the member or members so toward the Private Pilot Cetificate. a free The "Discover Flying Brunch" will nominated. They will be announced by February 8. Any logNvk. a preflight inspection of a nominations or other communications should be ad- give participants a chance to visit the dressed as follows: Cessna 152 aircraft, and flying with a school's facilities, talk to staff members, certified flight m«ructor There will be a students, and Icam more about the world Winter Sale charge for the introductory lesson. of general aviation. Nominating Committee Medlcol Center at Princeton .253 Wtthcnpoon Stnwt Princeton. New Jersey 04540 MEN'S Semi - Annual Seven trustees will be elected ot the Annual Meeting WOMEN'S of the hospital corporation which it scheduled lor Monday. February 22. 1W2. SUITS PANTSUITS . RIDER COLLEGE SPORT COATS EVENING DRESSES & SKIRTS 1/2 Price SCHOOL FOR CONTINUING STUDIES NON - CREDIT COURSES SPRING 1982 TROUSERS DRESSCOATS AMERICAN ART: COLONIAL THROUGH THE CIVIL WAR OVERCOATS RAINCOATS Co^tributions of ethnic groups; styles In irchitecturt. such it Wtl Himburg, SCKtOJVi,—Me WtfUCAS ART: SINCE THE CIVIL WAR Large Selection Prt World Kir I: Variety of Minting schools Including WhistIer,;H«rnetl MM) M«id«; Period Cul«1nit«» tn the ALL SALES FIl^AL irwr, Sho» 1913. ; on All Sale Shoes! Morld Ulr I to World Kir II: 1 Architecture cf r. I- yngM Kid Aaericm cilnttng cash or check only of Sheeler, levine «nd Benton. OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8: SCHEDULE: Medneidiyi, Kirch 3 to 17 1:00 -3:00 cm ft} J30.00 f0« BOTH C0UKSE5: ; - Hn. Hirlljm l*«m. AsHsUnt Professor of Art. Rider College 27 Pointer Square, W. tll«« W THE COURSES HAT SE TMtt [HDIVIOUAUV 0« 3he Englifltj Stoop AS run of A SCRIES. Princeton 32 Nassau Street • Princeton Hours: Motu-SaL 9:30 - 5 For information, coll: 609-924-7100 , Tne^cnool for Continuing Studies Free Parking Ft— Patting In Rear In Rear (609) 896-5033 Packet 8-Way Classifieds PRINCETON PACKET• LAWRENCE LEDGER • CENTRAL POST* WINDSOR-HIGHTS HERALD • uHILLSBOROUGH BEACON • MANVILLE NEWS • FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD • CRANBURY PRESS1 February 3 - 5.1982 1-B 10 10 10 Th* 609-924 3250 Hetp Wanted "*> Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted ° Help Wanted ° Help Wanted ° Help Wanted 609-896 • 9100 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Accountant to S35K ASSISTANT to Department BookkeeperTo CHILD CARE — Part or full CLERK TYPIST — needed CONQUER BOREDOM — '. Th« Ccntnl Port 201-297 • 3434 Oerfc — tufi time position. CREOOr MANAGER Manager — Must be ex- GROW WITH COMPANY tirne^ hours needed. Mature for Princeton area ooristruc- Enjoy a satisfying new outlet Wfinctaor-H^rfa HanU 609-448- 3006 Diversified dubes tf inter- Degreed in finance.'busjness. perienced with inventory re- A/P-A/R and some cost ac- individual. Plainsboro, Pr. Jet. tion firm. Technical & for your excess energy. Join Trw Cranbury Prvn 609-395- 0730 ested please call Mrs. Pineffi 5 years creditTnanagement cord keeping. Good at paper counting. Typing too. Bene- or Princeton areas preferred. particularized filing. Typing the friendly, compatible Vol- work. Apply Marsha Sorace. ins 201-725- 3300 609-924-9300 ext 261. experience in large, corporate fits. Never a fee. Call 609- 609-799-1850. and experience necessary. unteer Staff at the Princeton environment with asset man- Honda-Mazda.609-924- 896-9470. 609-452-7000. YWCA. Sharpen your skills or 201-359- 0650 AfJcdljNTS *RECEIVABLE CHILD CARE — need ex- agement and accounting. Ex- 8742. learn new ones while you help Cierk — lor cable company. • SELECTIVE perienced woman to care for CLERK TYPIST — Uke Th» Firth H> 201-725- 3300 cellent opportunity. Top bene- one of your community's Experienced and CRT knowt- ASSISTANT TEACHER — our 2 young children week- people, chance to grow in fits. Never a lee. Call Irene PERSONNEL • busiest activity centers. CLASSRCATOMS edge helpful but not essential. lull time position in day care days in our home. Referen- major company. $140-170, Good with figures and details. Carter. 609-896-9470. center located in Princeton. 3131 Princeton PBce ces. 609-799-1714. call Mr. Kris, 609-896-1183. Choose your own hours. If Ground floor opportunity with For more information reply Office Park BJdg. 4 P. Robert Dann Personnel, you're a high school or col- 260— Piano Turing • SELECTIVE CHILD CARE — need loving REcaurnuBtr growth , possibilities Apply Box #04265, do Princeton LawrencevSe, N.J. 134 Franklin Cnr Rd. lege student (or if you want to 100 — Hetp Wanted 265 — Fumrture babysitter full time for all of Hittsborougn Cable Vision. PERSONNEL • Packet. sneak out of the house for a 105 — Resumes Restoration BOOK- March in my East Windsor CLERK TYPIST — Full time Homestead Plaza. Belle 3131 Princeton Pfce couple of hours after a boring 110 —Joes Wanted 270— Business Services ATTENDANT — for disabled KEEPER/Administrative As- apt. Part time starting April. for E.W. Legal Printing Co. Mead. 201-874-6197. Office Park BkJg. 4 day) we have especially 275 — RnaroaJ Services Princeton Univ. graduate stu- sistant — Company seeks in- Nursing mother with own child Required skills: accurate typ- interesting assignments be- ANNOUNCEMENTS Lawrencevfle, N.J. 280 — Commercial Accounting to 22,000 dent. Full & part time, nurses dividual with good book- welcome. 609-448-5726 after ing speed, good spelling, of- tween 5 and 9pm. Or you're 115 — Announcements Services AUDTHNG ACCOUNTANT — account- aide training helpful. Must keeping and secretarial skills 4p.m. fice skills, pleasant phone 120 — Personal welcome anytime during the 285— Special Services .. Me travel nationally tor this ing degree with minimum of 1 have car. 609-924-0368, bet personality & ability to deal 12S —Card o* Thanks to report to a top company CHILD CARE — Long term, day. For more information, 290— Home Services aggressive corp. 3 years exp. yr. experience in public ac- 10-12 am, 6-7 pm. executive. Position involves 18 mo. old boy, Mon.-Fri., with public. Projects are time call the Princeton YWCA at 295— BuSdng Services sensitive and must be hand- MBKHAMXSE with financial statements m counting lor Princeton CPA AUDITOR"""— nights. Ex- payroll, bank reconciliation, 7:30-5:30, live in or out. Light 609-924-5571 x22. 300— Home Repairs computerized system nec- firm. Send resume & salary typing, and general book- led quickly & efficiently. Law 130—Hokday Mart 306 — Pairing & perience not necessary. Will housekeeping. Must have essary. Degree a must. Major requirements to Box #04279 train. Apply in person any- keeping responsibilities. Ideal own transportation. Edinburg. office experience helpful but COUPLES OR SINGLES — t (seasonal) Paperhancpng Part Time Management train- benefits. Company paid lees co Princeton Packet. time, Hilton Inn, Higti- candidate should be well or- 609-799-9123 aft 7 pm. not necessary. Modem equip- 135 — Bargan Mart 310— Electricians ing, serious about earning ; ASK FOR LORRAINE DAVIS tstown-East Windsor. No ganized, have good analytical ment & working environment. 140 — Merchandise 315 — HeaOng & A CCURXT!E CHILD CARE - experienced Call for appointment.609-443- $1,000 + a month com- ' Wanted As- Condrbonmg wanted full time days to be phone calls. skills and be able to handle a woman for daytime care of 2 challenging work load. We 4202. mission, & who have 10-20 145 — Musical Instruments 320 — Plumtang trained in data & word AUTO MECHANIC - young children in Law- hrs. a week to .trade for it. ISO — Coflec*fc*es OFFICE offer a competitive salary and 325 — Roofing & S«Sng processing. 70 wpm, must have own tools. Clean shop, renceville. Car & references COACHES NEEDED — NJ Interviews by appointment 155 — Araxjues an excellent fringe benefit 330 — Moving & Hau&ng love to type. Call' Linda high income. Apply Marsha required. Salary negotiable. teacher certificate required. only. Call 201-82,1-6196. 160 — Garage Sates POWER package. Please send re- 335 — Snowptowwig 609-924-5338 ext. 223. Sorace. Honda-Mazda. 609- Begin March. 609-896-2820 Girls track and JV baseball. 165 — Flea Market & (seasonai) Rt. 130 at Blac* Horse La. sume or letter outlining your after 7 pm. Call Lawrence Twp. Public COUPLES — 25 or over ACTfVE~ TRAVEL~AGENCY 924-8742. Rummage Sales 340— Pavsng No. Brunswick. NJ 08902 credentials to Box #04292. Schools, 609-883-0300 ext. serious about earning 170 — Auc&ons 345— Fencing 201-297-1230 — Commercial/Retail needs BABYSiTTER~Required ^~2 c/o Princeton Packet. Equal 215, EOE. $1000+ per month & who 350 — Garderang & computer trained reserva- to 3 afternoons/week. Call CHILD CARE — 4 yr. old,~2 have 10-20 hrs a week to opportunity employer. CODER TOPS* PETS&AMMALS Landscap«ng ACCOUNTING CLERK — tionist. 2 yrs. minimum ex- 609-924-9478 after 6 pm. day/wk.- in my Cranbury trade for it. Interview by ap- 175— Pets & Arwnais We are a manufacturing com- CAREER — will train selec- Part time/Permanent perience. Congenial at- B All Y SITT E R ^ home. Own trans. 609-655- pointment only. Call 180 — Loss & Found pany seeking an accounting tive person for exceptional Any solid experience coding RENTALS mosphere, plush office. Call $1 Owk. Pick up 3 and 6 yr. old 3701:^*"- 609-466-3265 after 5pm. derk for our cost department. 609-448-4272. career opportunity in sales. INTEL 8080, Z80, 6800. Pick AUTOMOTIVE 355 — Housesmsng at Princeton Pike Day Care. This opportunity will be avail- \J~j. . your own time and number of Credit Analyst To S13K . 360 — Wanted To Rent Good math capabilities and RECREATION ADMINiSTRAtlVE" ASSIS- 609-896-2329. able April 1, 1982. 3 year CHILD CARE - 2 boys, 18 mos hours. DYNAMITE situation. PROGRESSIVE BANK 365 — Ape House to Share experience required. College 185 — Auto Tires, Sucebes TANT — part time, for in- & 3 yrs.;My John S^. home or Detail oriented, accounting a 370 — Rooms For Rent credrts a plus. Can Ms Brown BANKING — Mortgage ser- salary plan + incentive in- No fee. Call Jack Fomal. 190 — Auto Repairs. ter-collegiate tennis projects yours.;.Hours flexible. plus, good phone manner. 375 — Apts For Rent at 609-394-7171 vicing clerk. 1 + years ex- creases as earned. Send re- Services & tennis camps. Must have all perience. Handle all aspects sume to: Career, P.O. Box 609-924-1325. Profit-sharing, pension, etc. 380 — Houses For Rent Accountant To S33K 195 — Amps Wanted secretarial skills & strong of mortgage servicing on an5012, Trenton, N.J. 08638. Never a fee. Call 609- EOP AUOfT^ CLEANING — Part time. 200 — Auto* Sor Sa*e interest in tennis. To work account basis. 201-247-7142. EOE. M/F. HKMIIML DIVISION 896-9470. 205 — Motorcyctei REAL ESTATE Looking for active retired per- Rue Chip company* Hi vis- both in Princeton office and at New Brunswick Saving Bank. 194 Nassau St. 2?0— Trucks 335— Resort Properties CAREER JOB ~ Search" & son willing to clean offices & • SELECTIVE ibility spot Thru-the-system home. Please call 609-799- Equal opportunity employer Princeton, N.J. 215— MacrtMStry & 390 —Business Properties Oegreed 3 years experience 3410 or write David Benjamin, Educational Counseling — commercial buildings. 609- PERSONNEL * MF. Testing & Resume included. 609-924-1022 395 — tcvestmera Property in Audit EDP Top benefits 357 Clarkesvtlle Rd., Prince- 443-6928. Never a Fee! 220 — Recraaaonai 400 — Business Dr. Michael L. Rosenthal, 3131 Princeton Pike Never a fee. Can Irene Carter ton Jet.. NJ. 08550. BANKING CLERICAL NO FEE E.O.E. Verades Opporturwjes 609-737-2236. Office Park BWg. 4 609-896-9470 ADVERTISING SPACE — CLERICAL 225 — McOrie Hones 405 — Real Estate Wanted CAREER — in sales & man- LawrencevQe, N.J. 410 —Garage. Storage •' SELECTIVE Sales experience preferred. JOIN COMPANION WANTED -"for 230 — Bcaa Position available in Rocky agement with major company CREDIT ANALYST - Senior 235 — For Rent Mercer County area. En- elderly lady several hours a PERSONNEL • Hill branch office. Pleasant due to expansion. Sales ex- clerk, major firm. Some ac- 415 — Land For Ren! trepreneur - type ol person- •SELECTIVE* day. Princeton. Call personality, accurate typing perience helpful but not es- counting experience, good 420 — Land For SaJe 3131 Princeton P«ce ality - outgoing personality. 609-921-2515. services and record keeping skills sential. Substantial starting 42S — Cemetery Office Park Bdg. 4 609-448-45/5 * TEMPS * phone manner. Top at- 240 — Jrssrucaorvs needed for Ithis customer salary with incentive in- COMPUTER Instructors — mosphere & benefits. S13K, 430 — R«aJ Estate For Sale LawrencevBe. N.J. Cal Renee or Nancy 245 — Entertainment AEROBIC DANCE contact position. Previous creases as earned. After a basic language. Summer no fee, call Ms Cohen, 250 — Catering 435 — Per*tsyivarna 609-896-9470 Accountant To $25K INSTRUCTOR bank and'or office experience training period in sales, an hours. Hillsboro area. Call for 609-896-1183, P. Robert 2S5 — Properties 3131 Princeton Pike COST SUPERVISOR a definite plus. Please call opportunity for career in man- interview.. 201-359-4733. Dann Personnel, 134.Franklin To teach in Princeton. Will Lawrencevfle, N.J. TOO LATE TO CLASSFY Degreed Standard cost & train. Dance experience branch office at 609-924- agement is available. For COMPUTER CLERK — Cnr. Rd. 44O — Too Late To Classify variance, budget, inventory. 9466 for personal interview. particulars call Mr. Adkins at Seasonal, full time, all shifts. necessary. Call 201-238- CLERK — Individual needed DANCE" TEACHER'S" Assis- . Manufacturing background. 609^96-9740^ JOE. _ Assist in, the operation of 6115. Rrst National Bank to screen, a variety of input tant — Classes in Tap & Jazz PUBLIC NOTICES Supervisory expenence re- mini-computers. Training CASHIER/CLERK — "p/T Tor in exchange for helping out 445 — PuGhC NoCCCS . Quired A3I benefits Never a AIDE TO supervise — and of Central Jersey documents for errors, omiss- provided for applicants with busy Health & Beauty aid with scheduled concert 6/6/ fee Call Irene Carter care lor the elderly, 11 -7 shift, An equal opportunity ions & legibility. Some clerical minimum background. Call store. Must be mature & able 82. Also occasional substitute RATES 609-896- 9470 4 days a week, weekends a employer M/F experience helpfuI.Excellent Stu Cohen 9-4:30pm at to work flexible hrs. Apply benefit package inc. tuition teaching with pay. Must have must. Call 201 -446-6699. BASEBALL Coach, Lacrosse 609-882-7325. ; * SELECTIVE Brooks Discount, Route 206, assistance & dental in- previous dance training. Gall Famty Wart Ada — S7 00 tor up to tout fcnes. one feme Coach — Contact Princeton PERSONNEL • ARTIST/GRAPHIC Designer Hillsboro. surance. Interested can- COMPUTER CENTER Actors Dance Studio, 609- SeccnC inserter-, rf CfCefed m advance with no Day School, Tom Malsbury, Entry level position. charges. S-« 00 Third corsecut-ve insertion NO — experienced: layouts & CHECK FILE CLERK — didates should call Ms. Frank 882-6099. 3131 Princeton PSce 609-924-6700 ext. 31 Reader/sorter operator, even- CHAHGE Thereafter, each consecutive insertion mechanicals. A-V back- wanted full time, good pay & 699-452-1300. EOE costs S3 00 Office Park Btdg. 4 ground. State salary require- benefits, Mid-Lantic National ings 7pm-3am. Will train right DATA ENTRY — IBM S-32 BOOKKEEPING CLERK""—. LswrencevMe, N.J. ments. Reply P.O. Box 1564, Bank, Cranbury. Call Mrs. CLERK TYPISTS applicant. operator, experienced. Per- Pryatoto In Advance — Jobs Wanted. Personals. Moving Diversified, learning position. Accountant To $22K Princeton. NJ 08540. Gelber 609-395-0602, ext. NCA manent, position in Law- Saies- Housesrtting. Wanted to Rent. Apt Houses to Good advancement, beautiful SECRETARIES Rt. I & Farber Rd. renceville area. Approx- Snare GROWNG COMPANY 248. Degreed. 3 years expenence. setting. Start $734/mo. Ms. Princeton, N. J. imately 30 hrs/wfc Start 8AM. CLERK Cohen 609-896-1183. P. CHEF"^~fuir timeT ex-' DIMENSION OPERATORS Bind Ads—Bo* Numoers are S3 00 extra per order or per private or pjiblic Heavy con- 609-452-2800 Responsible person for data TYPISTS Robert Dann Personnel. 134 perience. Send qualifications input & output, must be able mondi solidabons^Excellent spot. All WORD PROCESSORS CONSTRUCTION Super- • SECRETARIES Franklin Comer Road. to Parkway Nursing Home, to work w/o supervision after benefits. Never a fee Call We have work available im- intendent — experienced in Contract Rates — MontMfy Frequency and Yearly Stated Temporary assignments 1201 Parkway Avenue, Tren- initial break-in. Write Box Soace Rates AvadaMe Upon Request rrene Cart>s609-896-9470. mediately. For a day, a week commercial & industrial work available «f suburban office BSW PART TIME Position — ton, NJ 08628. or a month at a time. One visit #04249,c/o Princeton park. We cKfer top pay. fringe wanted for general contractor. • SELECTIVE available lor caring person CH~iLb~CARE~—"Responsible to our office will put you to Packet. j DEADLINES I benefits and"Eonuses. No fee Should be able to coordinate experience in medical person needed to care for 2 work. Gall or come in. Never a PERSONNEL • J&J TEMPORARIES all trades as well as run terminology. Please send girls ages 3 & 5 part time" fee. carpentry. Send resume and DAY & NITE Postions""^ Htm Ads — Monday 5 PV. if ffiey are to be property 2936 Rt. 1 3131 Princeton PVce qualifications to Parkway aftnoons-evenings, some AIM ONE PERSONNEL ' salary required to Box 04295, Available. Hillsboro... Burger CassiSed. Lawrenceville, N. J. Office Park BWg. 4 Nursing Home. 1201 Parkway light cooking. Must drive. Our 2681 Quakerbridge Rd. c/o Princeton Packet. King, Rt. 206, meal plan. Flex- 609-883-5572 Cancelattoni: Monday Noon Lawrencevfle, N.J. Ave., Trenton.N.J. 08628. home. 201-369-5177. 609-890-0009 ible hours. Apply in person. "Too Late to Classify ads will be accepted until Tuesday Noon PARTTTME TELEPHONE SECRETARY SPOT WELDER TO EARN £ fm—nme *> KM or rtuct my BOOKKEEPER MACHINIST . SOLICITOR Mercer County Com- GOOD MONEY munity College has im- AS AN AVON PARTNER Some experience. {5 per hour mediate' need for part for private \ banking Experienced spot plus liberal commission paid for time secretary. Duties in- office. Telephone, welder needed. REPRESENTATIVE All around machinist. making appointments with dude typing (60 WPM). service business. High Must be capable of own business executives, no selling. typist, brightyperson; to Good salary and dictaphone, good inter- Call yield, low investment. Will set-up, machine repairs Call 609-655-2200. Mr. Robert persona! skills Flexible work iriri/pendently. benefits. Call Per- train right person. M.D. and able to work from Dortch. hours. Some late after- sonnel Dept., 609- 609-443-5764 blueprints. Steady work noon and earty evening 466-3400 between 9- Lyons 609/921-6580. with good . pay and Executive Buying Corp. 8-Way Classified work as needed. S3.75 609-587-0807 benefits. Call Personnel per hour. Call Personnel 3. Dept. (609) 466-3400 bet- 1000 Executive Office Ctr. Money Saver Coupon 609-586-4800. ext. 271 or 201-359-1535 ween 9 am - 3pm. Cranbury, N.J. 08512 Acton Em<*?y«< W-2 TIME! You're in a bind. Hoping to find MARKET A jobln time? RESEARCH EDITORIAL TYPISTS DATA Returning to work? Like working on your own? ANALYST Good firm looking for ac- INPUT curate typing and good E. R- SQUIBB & SONS INC.. a leader in the grammar skills. 4 UNES - 1 tNSEKVQH $7.00 pharmaceutical industry, currently has an exciting EXECUTIVE SECRETARY career opportunity available in our Domestic Mar- TO $13,000. 3 NSEHTTONS $11.00 keting Research Department. COMPUTER CLERK Position requires good McMaster-Carr Supply Company is a recognized typing and steno. Mature, Responsibilities include assisting the Manager leader in the field of industrial supplies (no changes, part before bang) and Senior Analyst in the identification ol op- OPERATORS L unflappable personality.- portunities in pharmacies and physician's offices distribution. Our recent East Coast expansion to RECEPTIONIST/ involving ethical pharmaceutical products new facilities in central New Jersey has created SECRETARY l opening an opening for an experienced Data Input Oerk. (nciucfeng topical steroids, multi-vitamins. OTC wth IBM 4300 or 10-Ilk products and various other products.) The analyst Lots of client contact for wB gather and analyze data regarding prod- and OCS experience to The successful candidate will have a minimum of lted i th Pri 2 years experience in data entry using a CRT. this position in a small. Address uct company studies, investigate trends and de- agency. Should have me- velopments w«hm the product's segment of the Experience on an IBM 3278 CRT a plus. growth potantlat, dium typing skill and in- industry, prepare major product profiles, and surance background. rnonaor sates prescriptions and usage 01 Squibb an exceient fring We offer an attractive benefit package which Zip products. includes company paid medical, dental and life SECRETARY insurance, tuition assistance, profit sharing and is TO $11,500. The ideal candidate wtt have a BS Degree or highlighted by an excellent starting salary. For a Typing and shorthand equivalent marketing experience with 1 to 2 years confidential interview, call our Personnel needed for one of the experience in marketing research, preferably with Department at: area's most prestigious .Amount Pad. OTC consumer products exposure. companies. Good benefits. E.R Squibb and Sons. Inc. offers an excellent (201) 329-6666 saiary commensurate with experience and a com- prehensive benefits package. For consideration, IVtclN/IASTEFl-CARR rqaty Sena ch«c* or money order wttt coupon to ptoase forward your resume including salary re- An Equd Opportune Employe uy supply company quirements in complete confidence to: Ms. P. T. P,O. Box 317. ThtPn gnmerrnan. Dept. GW. E.R. SQUI88 AND SONS Dayton, NJ 0M10 associate^ INC.. P. O. BOX 4000. Princeton. N. J. 06540. An Equal Opportunity Employw M/F 300 WUhrapoon St. P O 8c* 350 6 Colonial LaWe Dr. Prmcton. New Jersey 06540 LawronceviHe N.J. PRINCIPALS ONLY APPLY. Equri OuKrtuW? Employar UF4W 609-883-5103 "CSOP-KGHTS HERALD* 1o 10Q Help Wanted o Help Wanted Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted TJECORATOR/ACCESSORY DISTRICT SALES Managers FULL TIME Professional — INSURANCE — excellent LEGAL Secretary — ex- Order Desk/Inside Sales SALES — Part lime or full — Part time, a job with good trainer position now available. position available to person perience preferred, shorthand BANK TELLER time. Will train. No exp. nee. salary, car allowance, other Send resume & references to having personal insurance & typing required. Call Call Sherry. 201-359-1670. benefits. Several productive Princeton Nautilas Fitness lines experience. This career 609-896-2660. , FuBTUn* Manufacturer of Laboratory products has immediate^ Center, Princeton Shopping hours each week supervising position is open for a super- LEGAL SECRETARY ' Experienced preferred but will train. opening for inside sates representative. Respon- DELI HELP Wanted — hours Center, Princeton. NJ 08540. visor or supervisor trainee 8am-3pm, call Carol 609- newspaper carriers in your Cofl (609) 924-S434 sib*t>es include extensive customer phone contact Atth: Anne. with all the benefits available Warm congenial office of re- 799-8163. own town. Available in Spot-, - for appointment involving sales activity, handling customer inquiries, swood, Hightstown, South, in such a postion. Call spected legal corporation order processing and expediting. Applicant with life FULL-TIME/PART-TIME — DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Brunswick. PlaJnsboro, West' Due to recent expansion ca- 609-924-0401. seeks an experienced legal science or medical technology background and some full time, for progressive Windsor. Can 800-242-0856. reer openings now available INTERIOR DECORATING — secretary. Steno helpful, but New Jersey Savings Bank customer service experience preferred. Good figure preventive-restorative prac- not mandatory. Typing: aptitude, organizational ability and typing skills DRAMA COUNSELOR - for 7 in all departments. Also Man- pt/ft, no exp. nee. Flair for 180 Nassau St. tice In the East Windsor ager Trainee Positions. Full 50wpm. Salary: to 14K. Call essential. Caii 603452 1156 for appointment. Jameaburg area. Call week Summer day camp pro- color & design. Flex. hrs. Car training program. For inter- Harriet McCormick, Princeton 609-443-6464, ask for Mrsgram. . Must have car. Call needed. Management poten- 609-924-9713 or 466-1212. view call 201-246-2298 ext McCormick Associates, P. O. Gill. tial. Company training prog. 30. Mon-Fri, 1-5 p.m. Call M-F, 9-12. 201Bo- x 1206, Princeton, N. J. DENTAL HYGB«ST EARN A GOOD Income — 08540 , 609-924-2022. White you train for a pro-FULL TIME—Mature Receiv- 251-7083, 201-445-9665. Busy dental office needs ing Clerk. Good salary. 609- LIFE GUARDS — Beg. May competent, enthusiastic hygi- fessional career in Sales. Call INTERPRETERS — and Mr. Cohen. 609-298-5852. 448-2670. translators with experience 26. Contact C. DiDomenico, enist part time or_full time. VP. 201-874-5359. E.O.E.m/t. [_ FULL TIME — machine for freelance assignments. PRINCETON njai?etfick§ori Electronics To S13Koperators for a light gauge Albanian, Bulgarian, Czech, LIMOUSINE DRIVER wanted BABY ITS COLD OUTSIDE! CONTROLLER STOCKROOM sheet metal manufacturing Greek, Japanese, Polish, Ru- — on-call basis. 30 to 35 hrs EMPLOYMENT Hi-Tech public company associates 2 years experience in cycle plant. Must be willing to work manian, Russian, Serbo-Cro- per week. Must be available Coma n to Rotator We can warm up your waiet with in Princeton area witn counting. Excellent company at least 40 hrs/week. Will train atian, Slovakian. Please send days. Clean driving record & a lamp assignment n ffie Pnncetan area You 11 lov« AGENCY product leadership in 6 Colonial Lake Dr. and benefits. Never a fee.interested persons. Please background information to In- knowledge of NJ & NY air- our cierei, MVJH9 need a» state Long or shod tenn rapidly growing market Lawrencevfte, N.J. Call 609-896-9470. apply at corner of Old Trenton terhost, 46 Shaftsbury Ave., ports essential. Call Crown avalac**. Slop n or caS us-'today B) Marjorie M. Halliday seeks detail-oriented 609-883-5103 & South Main in Cranbury bet. Hopewell, N.J. 08525. No Limousine Service at controller to assist CFO. • SELECTIVE telephone calls. 609-448-4389. • SPECIALIZING IN Ideally, candidate will DENTAL HYGENIST — part 9am & 4pm. Gilbert A. QUALITY PERMANENT have CPA with 2-3 years time days flexible. In preven- PERSONNEL * Cheney. Inc. 609-395-0350. INTERVIEWERS NEEDED LOVING PERSON—to care AND TEMPORARY.. total "hands on' ex- tive practice. 609-924-9411. 3131 Princeton Pfce FULL TIME Housekeeper — — p/t for central telephone for 3 yr. old & infant in my perience in SEC Live-in or not, to care for two facility. Day, evening & wknd. home + possible house- A FsD Sennet Agency reporting and manufac- DENTAL CHAIRSfDE ' Office ParicBMg. 4 <- LawrancevSe, N.J. children £ house in Princeton. hrs. available. Flexible sched- keeping, mornings. 609-448- turing environment. Will ASSISTANT uling. Pleasant atmosphere.' Clerical through be responsible for References & resume to Box 0847. Part time for office in theELECTRONIC Assemblers & #04266, c/o Princeton Will train HS grad. Call Total Staff Placement financial reporting, cost Remington area. LIVE-IN Homemaker — For 194 Nassau Street. Prirwurton accounting, general ac- Wire Persons — Required. Packet. Research, 609-921-8053. Personalized Counseling Call 609- 466-2900. elderly couple. Cook & serve 609-924-1022 counting and special pro- FULL TIME — Cook needed JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT — meals. Light housekeeping. jects. Excellent growth REAL ESTATE SALES' M USSAU STttCT. SUITE 40S for lunches & dinners for 50 local manufacturer requires a Lawrencevilie home. Separ- opportunity for a qualified highly motivated, degreed ac- (609) 924-9134 candidate. Salary to 3OK. associate^; Why earn less? people. Call 609-896-1036. ate bedroom. Drivers license Reply to Box 322. Prince- GENERAL OFFICE Work — countant for our cost depart- necessary. 609-896-0294. 6 Colonial Lake Dr. e ERA HOMES OF QUALITY ment. Experience a plus. We ton Junction, N.J. 08550. Lawrenceva*, N.J. Pa[t time, total 19 hours per LOOKING FOR AN Op- • • Offers much more for wepk. Interesting and varied. offer a competitive salary and 609483-5103 excellent benefits. Send re- portunity? — We have a ca- — experience Call Audrey Short, 609- reer1 opportunity in our man- CUSTOMER SUPPORT — higher graduated sume to Box #04290 Co Make your shop DENTAL ASSISTANT — 921-9222. Princeton Packet. agement trainee program. REPRESENTATIVE Chairside assistant, with ex- commissions : Willingness to work hard, im- GENERAL DUTIES — Retail perience. Full or part tiume. —* superior 7 ( CE! ?-. -O5T• W:NDSOR-HiGHTS HERALD* I . 5 ,/_!\ \EWS-RECORD«CRANBURY PRESSl Classifieds Week of Febni*ry 3 - 5,1982 3-B Hdp Wanted 10° Hetp Wanted «» Help Wanted 10° Help Wanted McCAHTER THEATER Com- PART TIME — Former POSITION AVAILABLE - tor SHEET METAL : pany '— a now accepting ap- Amway Diamond Directs an assistant teacher working OFFICE CLEANING pHittona tor vcfcjnt—r uaher- have started a more profitable with toddlers. Must be wffing WANTED: Changing Careers POWER BRAKE ng staff Sea pttys. nwc & SnfefSndng business. Looking for former tro work Friday afternoons & NIGHT MATRONS time experienced teller for pur Re-Entering OPERATOR : danca awncs & Da pad $5 tor Amway distributors who Saturday. Please write to Box Lawrenceville Office. Paid benefits. Call for The Job Market? most partomjnctt tor travW 609-924-S064 would reaBy Bee to double 0 04286, c/o Princeton Part time evenings in appointment. Personnel Office, 609-924- Job Related Problems Able to set up and operate '. expenses. CalU Don 20 Nassau Street their incomes. 609-665-2566. Packet. t South Brunswick area. 0076, Ext. 28. j Resumes brake in light gauge sheet [ 6O9-t52-6l25 Uon VTn be- PART TIME Evening PosSon PRE-SCHOOL Teacher—tor Must have own trarv Interview Techniques metal shop. Familiar with • twwn 10am & 6pm You must — Available tor rehabie. Career Information normal shop practices, \ FEE PAD 4 year old class needed. •portation.Call: t* at toast IS yrs. oM- mature ffx*v»duaJ. 18 years Hours i-6pm. 5 days per Princeton Groups and Individual ,math, and bend ; * . ExceOent fcsterung & writ- counseling - allowances. Steady work, - Banking to $20,000 week. Team teaching. For kv ^ 609452-2402 Smaa. raptity growing man- ing stafls are a must. If formation & application Call for Appt. good benefits. Call ' cansuencjputtksri- ftaeds Brsnch Manager interested contact Cheryl at please cal tne University Now between 7 - 8 PM Personnel Dept. between • Asst Branch Uonag«f the Gallup Organization Day Nursery in Princeton at AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Arista Concepts 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. 609/466- I 609-924-9600x351. between 609-921-0308 3400. Pmcaton Jet necets mechan- oppOfturuty with OJE- 609-924-4214. V ] 32 Ntsiau Street ical artsy experienced in cssertt benefits 9anv3pm. PRIVATE SWIM Club — Princeton. NJ. 08540 prioto comoasaon, Layout and Insurance to 77 PART TIME — Early morning needs exp. Camp Director pasteup, mechancat prec- Re-Insurance Administrator work ts available delivering (WSI. FA. etc.); AssisL Di- An Equal Opportunity Employer mil araaon and pnrneng speo- tor suburban congehia) office theL Star Ledger to rector (Arts & Crafts); Coun- GO WITH TOWN ficacona. Person must be Experience in Re-Insurance subscribers on established setors(16 +); Jr. Counselors atte so manage production TOWN TEMPS offers: necessary. AM benefits routes in West Windsor, (under J6). CaH after 3pm. SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT prog«cts from begjrang to • Long & short term assignments Plainsboro. Hightstown. 201-297-9491. Challenging position in CLERKS: end. track amount of bme and Secretary to $11,000 Crartbury. This is a per- busy executive office for • Highest rates •* cost incurred tor a! projects- - Loveiy frierxfly suburb erftce manent position for a reliable PRIVATE SECRETARY — to individual with excep- • Vacation/gift bonus plan Tha a a demanding, some- Requires good typtst • (Sc- assist business manager with tional typing and dic- Needed person with car. Exc. sup- TECHNICAL CLERK For new job seekers or returnees, TOWN TEMPS is the tames ragfv pressure job The tapnone sloBs. All benefits. plemental income for only a light bookkeeping and func- taphone skills. Salary for six month position in the Princeton area, commensurate with way to go. nght person n«g receive few hours each week. Call tion as private secretary to candidate must have some technical training. Familiarity salary plus bonus and Secretary Adn^itotjatrve president of Princeton based ability. Support to $11,000 800-242-0850 with electronic components is required. Our clients in DAYTON and NORTH BRUNSWICK rely berseftts Send resume and pharmaceutical consulting Job responsibilities include: on TOWN TEMPS for the best in Temps. No. steno. Position available PARfTlME^B^)ol*eeping & Pleasant academic sur- salary requirements to Leah firm. BS or BA. excellent roundings, 4 weeks va- Reicn. P O. Box 3090. for Admmtstratrve and Oencal Oencal Clerk • To handle typing skills required. Suc- -Setting up inventory cation after 1 year, ex- -Maintaining stocks Princeton. NJ 06540 support. Good typing - com- payabtes. media bills, bank cessful candidate will be cellent benefit package, muracatJOn stafls. Temfic Co. recs. etc. For Princeton mature, well organized, able 35 hour work week. -Writing purchase orders MEDICAL SECaETARY — wntri an benefits. Advertising Agency. 15-20 •copying Et filing documents tor fufl lame work m doctors to exercise initiative aid Interested applicants Town Temps hrs. per week. Call Resumes should accompany qualified candidates. Call office Experience preferred Secretary to $11,000 capable of handling periodic please call: DIVISION OF TOWN PERSONNEL AGENCY I 609-452-1116. for an appointment. Must have own transportation. Caa 201-297-1606. 9-5 Meet and greet cftents In- heavy work loads. Sand re- PRINCETON : PART^tWEBookkeeper sume and salary require- Miss Hartman surance background a must (501) 121-1310 Princeton Forrestal Center MEDICAL OFFICE" — Needs Wanted — Must have mini- ments to G. H. Besselaar PURCELL TEMPORARIES RN or LPN to assist doctor m • good typing Super bene- betwtM 10 *.m.- 3 p.m. mum 3 yrs. bookkeeping ex- Associates. 103 College Road 1(3 Umm St. PitacstM, W. MMZtMM 101 College Road East treaflnera rooms approx 311 fits. CALL JOANNE perience including posting to E.. Princeton, N. J. 08540. THEOLOGICAL *»«.», mititHp, mmwae Princeton, NJ 08540 hrs each Saturday am subsidiary & general legers. (609)452-1122 (201)828-6200 Answer phones, ryjwxj a txq FEE PAD ryptfig abiirry a plus. Contact p*us A&e to be on caa ior Marketing Manager New America Network. Inc vacations or sick leave for to $27K 609-448-4700 PA International Management Consultants, Inc present nurses Call Experience m handing cor- : PART TIMEF Ambitious Cou- 609-92t-7223. ask for Mrs porate cash Banking back- ple — wiang to exchange 20 ground a - FuS benefits and hrs per wk. for $1000 plus ACCOUNTANT, JR. BOOKKEEPER crow* MOM NEEDS Some Help — per mo. 201-526-4530 for GETTY PERSONNEL Fufl time & Part time If you Mte iSe iocs, rm 5 and Programming Director Sates to $25K appt. CUERJCAL An opening exists in the my BroflWs 3. and want to Finance Department for PA is growing rapidly and needs an outstanding Insurance as areas Salary » Word Process Typist $10K help us neip Mem. please ca>': PART TIME Advertising an Accountant to perform individual full time with experience in invoicing, ac- Ccrrrrass*on Wffl Cain Sr. Credit Clerk $13K + counts receivable, trial balance, and maintaining Growing, aggressive central New Jer- 609-383-03*6 Salesperson — for aviation a range of accounting and Marine publications Call Clerk Typist(lnsurance) $10K subsidiary ledgers and project files. sey newspaper publisher seeks NEEDLECHAFTEftS — Weil Sates $200wfc ReceptJonistySecv(P.T.) duties. Will consider a • Comm ••• ASowance Karl at YTI. 609-883-0346. recent college grad - Other duties include internal reports and related hard-working, hands-on person .with estaCisned sstcnery com- $5 per hr. accounts receivable documentation. This is a position pany. Osattve Expressions. Neat a-tculalo persorv~kte ex- PART TIME" — "$10-S15hr. experience a plus. Ex- local programming experience to head beauty consultant Will tram, with much personal contact (within and outside PA) up news programming effort on local needs rssrucsors and Ce-oenerce a - Gfowm S15K Administrator(re-insurance cellent fringe benefits and and we require strong communication skills, both orally menssrasors n your area. no investment. Make your Co.) Salary Open working conditions. and writing. Excellent pay and unsurpassed benefits. cable system. Must be a do-er and own hours. Management po- leader. Job requires using studio and Management Doss:b Help Wanted «» Help Wanted. 10° Help Wanted 10° Help Wanted 10° Help Wanted PHYSICAL Secretary To$240/wk SECRETARIAL SKILLS? — NURSE Publications Pubtthtog To S180 PURCHASING OFFICE — RESEARCH POSITION THERAPIST PRMCETON non-profit corporation :in Available — in organizational "NEW POSITION" Top $$. Call Sandy, Am- (HOME HEALTH) 1 Typesetting Specialist Company needs ambrbous Princeton Jet, part time, 5 research group. Bachelor's Typing/Steno. 3 years ex- bassador Temps, 179 David- Part trainee. Ute Kfting. Drivers days. Light typing, some degree and survey research perience. Benefits plus tui- son Ave., Somerset, N.J. APPLIED DATA RESEARCH if seek.ng a Typing tion. Never a fee. CaJI 08873. 201-469-8920. To serve as Ink between license. Never a fee. Call math, filing, & experience with experience preferred. Must We ar« aeetong an n- Production Specialist with typewttinq or technical 609-896-9470. 609-896-9470. etv*3ua< wtio is mterested Home Httdin AQenoes typing experience. The position involve! typing 70+ invoices & purchase orders. have excellent writing, ana- Sec/Steno To S17K in joining a growing and data processng pro- wpm, it»lity to work under prenure. meticulous • SELECTIVE Write Personnel Oept HP, lytical and interpersonal skills. • SELECTIVE NEW YORK ™j He*> Wanted 10° Help Wanted «* Resumes jobs Wanted 11° Jobs Wanted "5 Announcements 12° Personals 120 Personals 135 Bargain Mart STORE CLERKS — must be TYPIST — On word CAREER AND Educational DEPENDABLE HONEST — WILL DO BABYSITTING — in SUCCESSFUL IN — Busi- DO YOU HAVE that special SWM.30 — Jewish, success- BEDROOM SET — 6 piece. 18 years or cttsr c •or* part processor toe loo! heefth or- Counaeing. Reeume*—indi- and reiabie woman desires my Cranbury Manor home full ness/Career but experience- magic to make us bubble like ful, intelligent, outdoorsy, Double bed, bookcase, head- Dm* an our Somerset Farms Gj&rszz&orv Approx- 15 hours vidual testing, career plan- work as housekeeper or aide or part time. 609-443-8792. ing imte satisfaction in dealing champagne? - Do you like reasonably handsome, seeks board, $150. Call Lynne per week, mominojs. Jood store tocacad rt Pnnca- ring. coeege acMsement CaJ to elderly person. Excellent 115 with your feelings and per- Rio. Mexico 4 parts un- to meet attractive, intelligent 201-329-6838. ton G*8 609-924-9833 cat 6O9-924-77B8. Anna Willlngham. M.A.. references. 609-695-3589. Announcements sonal relationships? June known? I am a warm good & sensitive woman for mutual Light Goldberg is a Certified growth 4 enjoyment Reply BEDROOM SET — 2 nrptsr MO FEE M.S.W. 20 Nuuu St., ENTRY LEVEL Positton"^ AIRPORT TAXI — Com- looking M 39, who speaks bureaus, large mirror, 2 end To$4OK* Princeton. 609-921-4638. fuf time. Shipping & Receiv- Psychotherapist practicing in fluent Spanish & Portuguese, Box #04284 c/o Princeton lortable tranportatton to and New York City and in Law- Packet tables.$200. Call DATA PROCESSING JOIN COPIES — resumes, invite- ing Clark. Stock/Clerk from an airports. Tel. 609- loves to travel, play raquetball 609-924-4504. Drtver.Materlal Handler. Mail renceville, who specializes in 4 listen to jazz & classical SWM 31 — Would like to Telecommunications ex- dons, business csnSs. rubber 921-7339. BIRD FEEDER — Best ever. poriartce. Assembler. Pascal •SELECTIVE* stamps, complete typesetting, Room Oflice Assistant Blue- these problems. In NJ 609- music. If you would like to meet SF 21-35 who enjoys BJOfSDGACX 883-7888; in NYC 212-868- meet over a drink, drop me a Instantly made from items you or Fortran, Outstanding com- & printing ser- print Operator. Machine Op- Tha Center For Stress Con- birdwtching, hiking. Reply already have, but usually dis- pany arid benefits. Never a • TEMPS * vice. 7 days a week at Sears erator. Please reply to P.O. 3330. line at Box #04283 c/o Box #04275 c/o Princeton trol offers programs tor the Pnnceton Packet gard. Send $1 for instructions toe. Catf D»e*t S*r»n 609-896- CaiBeneeorNency Quick Copy Center. Quaker Box 5304. Trenton. NJ 08638. treatment of headaches, high SUPPORT GROUP for men Packet. to Brook House. R.D.#1, Box 9470 fo»«M9470 Bridge Mat. EXPERIENCED TYPIST — blood pressure, insomnia, & women — The N J. Institute ELDERLY GENTLEMAN — TAROT CARD Readings — 446, Ringoes. NJ 08551. 3131 PrtnoetonPlf for Psychotherapy is forming Needs comfortable home with $25. Call Toby at 609-921- • SELECTIVE EFFECTIVE RESUMES — Correctable Selectnc for free digestive disorders and more. BLACK ANGUS Heifer — 15 mmt, HJ. over 10 yrs. experience as a lance assignments. Have Free consultation. Call 609- a structured support group for meals, etc. provided. Ground 7408. men & women going through floor bedrom if possible. mo. old. $450. Whiteface TYPtST Executive Secretary personnel manager & place- been employed in medical 448-9595. TRIM ATTRACTIVE Man — heifer 6 mo. old ask $225. 3131 Princeton Pfcs ment counselor. I can present publishing & legal fields. Call the vaariety of stages of sep- $500-$600 per month, de- — tor direct mad marketing aration & divorce, beginning pending on services provided. 35, naturalist, invites sincere 201-446-7376. Oflc* Par* Odg. 4 firm in Princelon. Word your background in a pro- after 6pm. 609-443-3445. DRAFT COUNSELING woman (25-55) for dates. Re- Lawrencw**, N J. fessional manner which wifl in mid-February. Facilitator: Please call 609-921-7892. BOX SPRING - almost new, processing experience EXPERIENCED CHILD Eileen Connolly, MSW, ply Box #04267 c/o Princeton preferred or we wifl tram. enable you to stand out from Call Allan Smith GAY Switchboard information Packet. queen size, Stems 4 Foster TALENTED Graduate Stu- CARE — in my home. Melvin 609-737-2905 ACSW. If interested call Delmonico with beige dent Preferred. — m toj> de- Salary commensurate with the rest CaS me & get your H. Kreps School area. 609- center. Call 609-921-2565. career in gear. By appt only. or 609-924-7666. Best hours 7-10 p.m. MonTROUBLED. ? Family Service brocade cover. Exc. value at sign school with aixfity to gen- experience Contact Person- 448-7643. has counseling. Non-profit nel 201-874-4300. After 5 pan. 609-443-5922. 609-466-2032039 TEAMS & Organizations — thru Thurs. $75. 609-655-2772. eral arc deveicc concepts EXPERIENCED — As shop- United Way supported. 609- * Host a wicker show. Earn BRAND NEW 19" color tv — on exotang commercial in- TYPtsf"^- Entry level or PREPARE YOURSELF — to per, cook. Bght housekeeper. CRUISE & DIVE GENTLEMAN WITH Proper 924-2098. — the British^,5 % of ^gs Door prizes Hoover vacuum cleaner, GE setubonai projects Fu9 pro- re-entry Pleasant office, ben- find a job. Learn how to write Exc. references. Own trans- Credentials — seeks gentle- virgin Islands aboard 98ft donated. 609-890-0485. . WANTED — Single woman dock radio. Call 609-448- ject jnvcrfvemeru potential. e*s pa*. Stan $140 & ad- a resume, get interviews, portation. 609-921-3137 after motor yacht. Tropic Bird. 12 woman for solid relationship. Quality design envtronmers. answer ads, contgact agen- TWIN COUNTY Country Day Am writer/editor for the state. for love and friendship, for 0565. • vance Fee paid. Caa Ms 7pm. double state rooms, spacious bachelor of 27 years who en- Send resume to Sussna De- cies, find government work. School. Kend. Pk. full & Vi Been dating 41/51 area. BROWSE thru — 20 designer Newman. 609-896-1183. P. FULL CHILD Care — Earfy lounges & decks, fully air con- day creative nursery. Hrs. joys racquetball, the outdoors sign Ofice. Architects & Plan- Robert Darm Personnel. 134 26 pages of ideas for $2.50. Please reply to Box # 04263 showrooms filled with sale ners. 234 Nassau Si. Pnrce- Send check to Kathleen childhood exper. Learning ac- dittoned. Diving, sailing, water 7:30-5:30. Children's ages c/o Princeton Packet, stating and in, music, plants and will- Cnr. Rd. in to listen and share your are Hems. Quality furniture is an tor. NJ 08540 Gorman, P.O. Box 2791,tivities. ind. attention, creative sWing. A3i meals. $585/person 2V3-5. After school program your desires and objectives. investment, especially during VCTERrHARY Assistant — Trenton. NJ 08607. play provided. 609-921-1135. April 9^16. Call Ocean Quest avail. Call 201-297-7854 or thoughts. Reply Box #04258 TEACHERS — 2 iua tane Sales Rep.. Edith, 609-799- GOOD LOOKING Widow — our Winter sale. 10-40% off. needed part time, some even- FULL TIME Cleaners and/or 201-297-9340 after 6. c/o Princeton Packet. operwsgs. Booi cegm Man* ings & Saturday. Send re- RESUMES UNLIMITED "^ 3487. with everything would like to Take 202 4 mi. past Peddler's dishwashers available now. WEEKEND SKI Rights — Village to Buckingham. Turn 1. J982 e-ns June 5983. Cue sume to Box #04256 co Complete one stop service DISCOVER FLYING Brunch TYPING — WPR Secretarial meet good looking, single, featuring resumes profession - Please cafl 609-394-7358. Service. Resumes, term sophisticated gentleman destinations include Stowe, right onto 413 No. two miles » matrnty isaves grace 4 Princeton Packet. — Sunday, Feb. 14,10am- Whiteface. Approx. 2 hr. flight setf-cortamed & grade 7. aly prepared to highlight your HANDYMAN wtth~tru^"— papers, repetitive letters us- about 50 with a tot. Box to Stone House Furniture, Rt. WAIT ERTWAI f R¥SS — 1pm. (Raritan Valley Flying time. Share flight expenses 413, Mechanicsville, Pa.215- Sooai Studies & Reading. qualifications, expertly typed Painting & carpentry, moving School; -Kupper, Airport. For ing Xerox system for personal #04291 c/o Princeton Pack- needed tor busy luncheonette 4 hauling, cleaning. or business needs. 1122 ett. with commercial pilot. $125 to' 794-7479. Must oe NJ certified Some & printed* Cover letters & 201- 722-5111. about $195 per person. experience pre'errec' Ce*ng m Pennmgson. Mon-Fn.. 11- appictions typed. Typesetting Responsible. 609-924-5792. Amwell Rd., Belle Mead, N.J. ' BROWSE THROUGH — 15 3 30 609-737-2276 FILM — 1920s HANDSOME, Intelligent Man 609-921-3867. Case January 30W Send let- available for resumes. Per- HANDYMAN — house"and 201-874-4Q96. — works eves., weekends. designer showrooms display- ter o/ acoiicason & complete W AIT E R W A IT R E S S — sonal, confidential service. setting. Filmmaker needs WHERE ARE THE GOOD ing Williamsburg style fur- • automotive repair work. No room suitable for use as den USED BOOKS NEEDED — Desires female. Write Box resume to Eas Amwea Twp Lunch & some dormers. Ex- 609-448-0701. job too small. Reasonable for Brandeis University. We #04294 c/o Princeton Packet. GUYS who won't forget you nishings 4 gifts. Henkel- or sitting room. Oriental motif after they've got your money? Scroc* ftrgces. N J 06551 perienced. Peacock Inn. RESUMES BY GENE RYAN rates. 609-737-1914. recycle your old books. Look Harris 4 other quality lines. Princeton Call 609-924- helpful. Have some HAVING TROUBLE meeting Find hundreds of them listed TEACHcH A50£ — — Your personaized & effec- for our Spring Book Sale at Take 202 south 4 mi. past. 1707 HOUSECLENING ^ furnishings. Sam Wells or staying with the right per- in the screened Consumer Peddler's Village* to. traffic tar grade S at tive job marketing tool. Eve- Quakerbridge Mall. Tax de- bury, Hightstown. Ptainsboro, 609-921-7312. son? Loneliness counseling Bureau Registered yellow light at Buckingham. Take Orchard Scac Scnooi Wont WAITRESSY/AiTER — days ning appointments available. ductable. Receipts available. Princeton areas. 609-655- EARN CASHfaTFree Shoes could help you find what pages of your handy Per- right onto 413 north.. Two caSemar. range S3 50 4 everangs part tame Ex- Dayton. NJ. 201-329-2431. Will pick up used books: For 166V — Have fun having a Shoe you're seeking. Individuals, son-To-Person Phone Book - miles to Stone House Furni- s 6 res per day If rerienced. Monroe Twp 201-329-6210. further information call: 609- HOUSECLEANING ~—~Crari- Party! 609-448-1478. small groups. Michael L. where not just {anybody is ture, Rt. 413, Mechanicsville, d, contact Mr area CaS Oney 201-521- 448-7899 or 609-448-4978. THE PLA1N"TRUTH About bury/Hightstown area. Call Rosenthal, M.S.W., Ed.D. allowed to advet Pa. 215-794-7479. Hersers fcr* P-rocai O- 0390 Resumes by Pnnceton Writ- FAMILYBORN — Offers total 120 609-737-2236. between 2 & 4. 609-448- prenatal, labor & delivery care Personals BUILDING MATERIALS' cnars Read Scract, S*«rf%ar,. WA/TRESS. WAITER — Ex- ing Associates — Is there a 1524. HELLO — I am 29 and seek- 125 CardofTrianks NJ ceS5-8 Pr-o-e 2Q5-8~4- penanced. M time Appry m "State-of-the-Art" in re- given by certified nurse- mid- ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. ANDERSEN Windows 4 wives, in a family-centered ing natural woman who cares LEONARD C. BOONS — We Doors. All sizes 4 styles. 50% 4600. eat 260 .An equai co- c*rscn. CmnOury GoH CSuo. sumes? You better befceve * — Help and information. Call about herself 4 others. Who poraxity er-ooyer, M r See D^BW or Dassy. Soutfrfield The ok) fashioned stodgy dun — Own transp. Princeton, birth center. Routine gyn care 609-924-7592. wish to thank all^pf our re- discount. Kendall Pk. & Belle Mead — pelvic & breast exam, pap goes, into supermarkets 4 latives, neighbors, and friends PLYWOOD Sheathing 4x8, TEACHING Assistants • Re. ViTesJ WwcJsor Twp. shopping 1st of names, dates reads ingredient labels, does «anws JO wer* *«r autsssc areas. 609-924-8746. 5-6 pm. smear & family planning ALONE FOR for the outpouring of friend- ext. WAITRESS WAITER —~ Ex"- & places ts long gone. A not mind getting her hands youths n 'oe* scfioc* co- provided. 201-821-6200. 9 VALENTINE'S DAY? ship and love, flowers, food, 3/8 $6.48 1/2 $7.48 peroncec; ornty. Unches. d«v genucne resume is a sophisti- HOUSECLEANING ^ dirty 4 would be at home in gram. Posters ava&acae sf-- mi. north of Princeton. cards, telegrams, donations 5/8 $9.88 3/4 $12.88 ners. Exz. taps.. No Sundays. cated piece of direct mail ness women experienced in You don't have to be. the garden or listening to r-ediataty 20-30 rtxrj,ween. and automobiles during the RAILROAD Ties, aew, M>ct««s 609-924-9313 advertising; a nighty crafted, cleaning. Call after 6pm, FIRSTENCOUNTER — Day Rampal. Filled with ex- S5.?"r D*-.>e>cc career mats precise marketing instrument 609-799-5014. Care: Nursery. So. Bruns.. Call INTROLENS. the Video recent passing of our beloved creosoted-6x6x8, $4.90. WAITRESSES Waiters. Dating People, for free bro- uberance, confidence 4 ambi- husband and father. Special 4x6x8 $3.45 '(•crtirij as part o' a cr> tut reqmres heavy research open all year, ages 1 -5, full & tion. Must be sincere & **3*cr\»t tMcrin; Sean Ca.l COOKS. Dwhwasrws — FuS & (3 to 4 hours of intensive Vi day programs. Daily chure or information. thanks to the staff at Prince- PRESSURE treated RR ties, oart tame schedules avail. piete home and office clean- honest. Reply to Box # c/o tori Medical Center, who gave 6x6x8, $8.90. Mr Uarksw'U a3 609-924- ctterviewmg) & custom de- Babysitting Service. Call Princeton Packet. 7723 £C€ Corveraent hours «o suS your ing. Daily • weekly • monthly. Leonard special care, the LUMBER, new, big discount. sjgn It requires a specialist Reliable service. Call 609- 201-297-4607. scneco*e Apply n person. with professional sk#s in writ- VlDtO DATING * S*ght AOvonioge KATHRYN BOALS' Trenton Fire Department, the HARDWOOD FLOORING, TELEPHONE Buarsons Country Res^urant. 392-0897. FNCREASETYOUR EFFEC- 609-396-430O entire Masonic Family, all lo- Bruce, Sykes, etc. Big dis- ing, lay-out, interviewing, TIVENESS in work 4 per- CREATIVE WTEHVTEVTNG 34 Nassau St.. Princeton.. counseling, data research, & HOUSECLEANING — expd, 201-257-7900 . cal ministers who visited the counts. ' PART TBME Preferably bet 3pm & 5pm. ett.dependable.energetic.int. sonal relationships. Learn to SELF-MANAGEMENT hospital and all who stood by BIRCH Plywood, new,4x8. ; other areas. A "rear resume use the positive aspects of WORKSHOPS Oosors-mtie* a*aiias e WANTED — Substitute can take a specialist up to amiable. Call Leslie or leave ANTICIPATION DATING our sides. Words cannot ex- 1/4-S18 1/2-$32 3/4-$38. Days afterrxxrs everwr^s 4 seachers tor the Washington mess. 609-448-5466. your personality more produc- SERVICE — Call for free press our appreciation and FORMICA, Nevamar. 20-25 hours to complete. The tively. Weekly interaction For Free Brochure e fiays & Township School District. result in our case is a stand- brochure toll free 800-662- Cal 609-924-6922 gratitude for the love that was Meliamite, Wilsonart, etc. Dis- HOUSECLEANER — "seeks meeting in a pleasant con- 3033. No e»aeneroe neces- Grades K-8 N J certificate out State-of-the-Art market- work in Kendall Park area. shown to our family, but we counts. iar> Wit fair C*'t Between rec-jweeS- P*ase contact the structive group atmosphere. See display ad on Business thank everyone for every ing instrument that draws be- 201-873-204Tafter 5pm. Certified group leader. Offices ATTORNEY HOUSE Calls — DOORS, steel 4 wood, 9 3C-4 609-443-2107 Wasrangtsn Township Board Wills (From $40), Una Self- Page in this issue for details. deed. Leonard's memory will Stanley, Benchmark.etc. Big tween 15-30% response with HOUSEWORK ^"Person in Princeton & Kendall Park. McGRAW-rOX of Education oflice at Divorces 4 Name Changes KAY'S Introduction Service — always linger in our hearts. discount. numerous instances of 40%. available Tues & Thurs after- Contact B. Blank, 201-297- EOE 609-448-83S3 ($125). House Closings all ages. Meet partner for a Sincerely, Wife Una, Son KITCHEN Cabs, new. Big dis- 50%. & 60%. So don't be noons and all day Fri & Sat. 9567. TEt£PX>t£ ADVERTISING (S120-Seller, $265-Buyer), friendship or marriage. 201- Daryl Boone. counts on all brands. WANTED" RELIABLE' dedi- fooled by firms that are little Reasonable rales. Referen- SALES — P*rr?v*oeri part more than glorified typing LOOk7LOOK7 LOOKTThere Unc. Self-Bankruptcy ($175). 534-2726 10 am to 6 pm. 135 SKYLIGHTS. Big discounts. caied Groom — 10 work wtth ces available. Lawrence. Ew- Bargain Mart WOOD Sheathing, new, sr-e 3 "r aarfy sr #& -. I PR'NCETCN DiC' Bargain Mart ** Bargan Mart 135 Bargawi Mart 135 Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart 140 MerchancBse 145 Musical 170 Auctions COMPLETE KITCHEN — FOR SALE — 3000 gal fuel JC PENNY RXrig — witfi ORIENTAL RUGS — Settle SOFA—Contemporary plaid. VALENTINE GIFT — 1/2 Wanted Instruments HOUSE SALE tank. Dtceient condition. Ed estates. Magnificent ootec- $80. Also matching loveseaL Painted Wood-Mode cafc»- auto, icemeker attju'tiineirt, carat diamond in gold lovers PIANOS ORGANS Of ENTIRE CONTENTS Dte^nbecfc 609-443-1701 or tion. fine quatty. old, new 4 $60. Call 609-443-5244 after SHOTGUNS. RIFLES — nets. Forme* counters, ap- 17 cu. tt. troatfrae, avocado. Most Major Brands OF CLJYER ESTATE 259-9346 after 4 pm. $350. Also JC Penney zigzag used. Perfect condition, Ira- 4pm. SSseTvdue* $S»?' Mu* ****** wanted <°r cash. 82 Rt 156 nian, Chinese, Turkish, Indian sTtrr^erTBesi ofle? f^"f* oW Winchesters. Warehouse Prices 924-7396 eves. FREE WICKER Chest "^ sewing machine w/cabinet SOFA —— good condition, FREEHOLD Yardville, NJ 4 Pakistan. tnckxSng Dhurry Address inquiriea to P.O. Box l^1S6^ d^aler ***** more- haw your party before Jan. $200. Ca« 609-799-2317. 1 beige & brown geometric de- r (Next to Yardville Supply) COOK FREE — with 9'x 1? $490. Hertz 10'x 12 , New guns for sale dis- MUSJC CENTER aign. $100. 201-297-6167. 1431, Princeton, NJ. 08540. Uncolns Birthday StvuftriaL Solar cootooofc 3O0i. Cat tor details aft 4 pm KERO-SUN HEATERS — $1190. YaJane 9*x 17, $950. counted. We will buy, sell or Rt 9 (1V4 mi. no. circle) gives 82 detectable racipss 609-587-3511. special values. Omni 105s. VIDEO EQUIPMENT- RCA tradetd . Murphy'Mh's Sportsmen'S's 201-462-4730 Feb 12, 9am-4pm Oriental Gold 12* x 20'. STAINED GLASS Supplies Large collection of Viet & Am. using Free sunshine tor fuel $209.95; Radtont 10a & Ra- — DisUttxjlois & Discoun- Home RRecorder + new RCA Den, 201-297-3357. Monthly Rentals $1400. Bokhara 9' x 15'. oil lamps (best under 1 roof), Easy to foiow plans torbutt - diant 36-s. $176.95. Lamtoert- $850. Aubussons 9' x ^s,ters. Custom designs. Repair CC-0/11 Camera (in box). From $7.50 Home grown rtaturaay led STANDING TIMBER — art deco & Viet, furniture & ing portable solar sicva ind- vae. NJ 609-397-3348. $1090. European orientals & restoration. Lamps, mir- Reas'/201-329-6497. steers. Cut to your own speci- Wanted. 609-397-1822. REGRESSIVE AID accessories,caryed oak din- $6~50 postpe^. Princeton in- $490. Saroukea 1V x 14'. 9'x rors, planters, etc Princeton VIDEO RECORDER - Quasar fication, wrapped, and KTTCHEN TABLE — & chairs, SED REGRESSIVE AID ing room set, Godey & other ternational Solar tnattuta. 12\ 10" x 18'. 121 x 26', etc. Stained Glass. 38 Spring St.. rrodel VH5011. new with full . , - . ft man Kaufman Farm 609-double bed. frame & mat- Cy1 REGRESSIVE AH) antique prints & paintings, Bex 532, Ridge Rd.MonJct Tabriz 9' x \Z\ 10* x 18\ 12"609-921-1311, factory warranty. $549. free Eloct«>lux vacuum and 466-0773. Master Cng. avtul. tress; crodepot & fry pan; 12" copier. Call 609-924-3215 be- REGRESSIVE AID Bisque, clocks, oriental tyw RCA, TV: projection x 12*. etc Kermans 9' x 12\ RUB8B1 STAMPS delivery and installation. REGRESSIVE AID 1 tween 10-6. boxes, glass, china & many COUCH & CHAIR — grid — I have screen: osc. fan: metal ^xSO .1V x Iff. 15'x23", School or College address. 201-788-2080. FRI & SAT. FEB 5&6 U.S. SILVER — dollars, also other Hems too numerous to cruefwJ vervef, wooden arms. a aedroom 175 Pets & Animate 17S Pets & Animate "» Autos Wanted *» Autos For Sale 2°° Autos For Sate 2°° Autos For Sate 240 Instructions 24° Instructions Catering 78 FORD Fairmont — 4 dr SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS — ENGLISH/COMPOSITION The Mercer County HORS DOEUVRES — GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pup- CARS WANTED 73 VW THING —convertWe. pMs —' cue. VHBI onMorsn, Get a jump on Spring wHh this sedan. 6 cyj. auto, p/s. air. vans, trucks. Many sell for Tutor - BA + MA, state Mathemattcs Creative gourmet edibles, reed* W»r>*ksrcrt AKC. $300 AMEMCAN AND FOREIGN Iv«^i^u4 • iMilri• > I* w« i ••hint• res/ defogrjef, sm redk). under $200. For Information certified, secondary ed. Jr. + Canter homemade from the finest in- 609-799-2513- Feemrea met: Ml rol cage, 36,000 mi. Exc. cond. Asking on purchasing similar Sr. high + college ex- P.O. Box 990 gredients. Ready to eat." Top Oder Paid $3600. Contact 201-297- bargains call 602-998-0575 perience. Call 609-393-1987 Hkjhtatown Reasonable prices. Call GORGEOUS Orange-eyed doors* totd down & powerful gaso- 5866 after 6pm. ext 6934. Phone call refun- after 7 pm. Carol's Kitchen, in Hillsboro. Blue Cream Persian — Group & individual lessons Ine heater. Has new engine, 78 MUSTANG II — Exc. dable. ENGLISH as a second 201-526-6986. tsrnefe. CFA rag. personalty Rta.130 Hght*town,KJ. offered to students of ail ages plus. $50. 609-882-1080. brakes, exhaust & top. Your cond. Economical. 40.000 205 language — Experienced HORS D'OEUVRES .—. 60*44*0910 587-6228 ticket for fun in the sun ts and abilities. 683-1841. mi., auto., am/fm. $3900. Motorcycles teacher for children & adults. Creative gourmet editables, available now tor $1900 or 201-821—7971. All levels. Individuals, COURSES: homemade form trie finest in- HANDSOME REGISTERED 200 best offer. Cal Hal at 609- 1980 SUZUKI —175. brand Autos for Sate 78 PLYMOUTH Arrow — sil- new, fantastic cond. Asking families, small groups. Prince- e Basic Arithmetic Skills gredients. Ready to heat, Mafr Vtmmmwrm — Looking 468-1328. ton. Free consultation. e Enrichment for the gifted reasonable, prices. Call for mat*. Picas* call ver w/Wack stripe & interior. 2 $950. 201-874-3660. 1974 TRIUMPH TR-6 — 609-924-8545. and talented Carol's Kitchen in Hillsboro. 600-921-9278- 74 BU1CK Century — Power dr., 4 cyl., 4 spd. Arn/tm v 54.000 mi. New clutch, 81 KAWASAKI — 440 Ltd. • Preparation for the Math 201-526-6986. (SAVE) brakes, aft, valve 609-799- steering, pb, air oondWoning, stereo cassette, excefl. run- Brand new, only 650 mi. Must FRENCH TUTORING — By HEU&JNGER CHXX5 — anVIm radto. 2 door. 64.000 ning cond. Good body & Int. professional teacher from SAT. NEED HELP Cooking — for Kubberd Leghorns* Bensd 8367 after 6pm. $2000 sacrifice, b/o. 609-448-4877 e Computer Programming Weekdays io claim or adopt a miles.$1.500. Call New Front tJrss. Snow tires aft. 6pm. Rutgers University. All levels. that special occasion' or Rode Rhode fctand Reds, pet cafl Mrs. Graves lor an 1978 VOLKSWAGON 609-882-2315. ind. 40 mpg 62,000 mi. Call 609-921-0372. e All high school Math party? We make anything many more. Plus baby ducks, Dasher—2dr sedan. Dealer $4,500. negotiable 609-921- 210 e Also reading and English appointment at 609-921- 74 CHEV. Caprice Estate FRENCH LESSONS — Con- from hors d'oeuvres to fcrtays & gcefngs. Shipped serviced from new. complete 0728 ask tor EBe. Trucks instruction 6122- Hours*ton-Fn8am wagon — fufl power, a/c, roof versation-grammar-reading desserts and deliver just io your toe* poat oftce. Wnt» service history avail. 72 CHEVY 3/4 Ton — 6 cyi. to 4pm Sat 8am-iiarn. rack, dean. 72.000 mi. good 78 TOYOTA COROLLA — (beginner, intermediate & ad- Register Now before-your party. For more or cafl tor Sree brochure. BlaopunW anvtm. a.'c 4 tod. stan. trans, steel utility boxes fegncs & weekenos report to exc. cond. $1350. Call A/C, wcooltont condition. Ask* 609-448-6023 443-1013 information call 609-448- Herrn»nger"s Cracks. 4 God- champagne edMion. New top $1,200. Call 609-883-3450 vanced).' Spring term. Regis- ton. kxrvtor njured aramats 609-921-0957 anytime. ing $3300. 609-799-9645. ter now. 609-921-0492. 9562. frey Or. Trsnton.NJ 06610 to tie Potce Report tost and of the ine vofcswagon ike after 6 pm. TUTORING — All areas of 609-585-9517 74 FORD WAGON - 8 pass, 78 TOYOTA Caeca Lfflback disabilities, references avail- WONDERFUL ONES Cater- found pets wtfiin 24 hrs. this would cost over $11.000. "74 CHEVY SUBURBAN GUITAR — Lessons all new bat & exhaust system. — GT 5-spd. sunroof, a/c. p/s, levels, all styles, taught by able. 609-443-3568 after ing — Let us make your HIDEAWAY FARM — oners This wed maintained auto is TraHer Special — Cheyenne Male young. Bnaany Spaniel, Call 6pm to 8pm. new tape deck & tires, Berkeley College of Music 7pm. spedal occasion memorable. !ne Bnest ^xfrxy-^n^XH)* Es- avail, for $4295. Cat 609- package, loaded, new paint race atsposnon. 609-448-6088. fabulous car. Must see. graduate. Call Ed Cedar 201-821-9574 or 201-297- oilMS lor boardng your horse 443-3564 after 6pm. job, exc. cond, orig. owner. TUTOR — NYC teacher Mas- ; Two Semale spayed Terrier $5195. 201-462-5631. 609-443-5163. 3348. or pony, Instruction & trairwig •39 CHEVY — Antique car. 74 MUSTANG II — auto~4 $2500 firm. 609-924-4522 or ters Degree + experience in type dogs, from same knar. 255 In ntSng & driving. Speciafczsd Must be seen. CaS evenings cyt. p/s, am/fm. vinyl roof, 79 ACCORD — silver, reg. 655-0231. GUITAR LESSONS — Jazz, reading & math. Call Photography rites. Open rights, inquiries Weigh 35-40 be. 6 mos old. 609-259-7904 or 259-2557. 63.000 orig. ml. $1995. gas, 27,000, mint, cafl after Classical, Folk. Pop. Ex- 609-448-1024. 77 CHEVY SUBURBAN — mud. 609-466-3426. Female spayed 18 mos old. 201-247-1340. 7pm, 609-883-5293. perienced teacher of begin- BLACK & WHITE Photogra- 64 MERCEDES — 230SL 89.000 miles, $2500. 609- 245 lemon & while pb Pointer. ning & advanced students. Entertainment phy — Competently ex- ^ AS convertible, both tops. exceB. 74 PLYMOUTH VALIANT — 79 CJ7 — 6 cyt., p/s. em/fm. 924-0667 evenings. Female 11 mos old. orange & 609-924-2946. ecuted; reasonably priced: year. W« new dose Also cond.. $14,500 201-359-0042 4 dr, 6 cyt. auto, p/s, a/c, new Renegade Pkg.. 31.000 mi. 1 wrwe Porter. 78 JEEP J-10 Pick Up — 8 BABCI'S PARTIES — Un- Phaedrus: 609-392-2688 in we« trainee! horses lor sale aft. 4 pm. tires. An exceptionally well $53001 609-924-2321. GUITAR LESSONS: All Female large, young German bed, 6 cyl. stick shift. 4 wheel limtted. We create successful P.M. 201-521-9679. Shepherd type dog. kept car. 77.000 mi. $2150. levels. Vocal coaching, tape parties. Don't hire a caterer, 64 VOLVO 122 — 4 dr. for 79 FORD MUSTANG — 3 dr, drive, factory air, p/s, p/b, CALL VIDEO 84 — to have HO«^Sl»ARDED^Ujsh Male 11 mos. old Golden 609-771-2802 or 609-466- facilities avail. Bob Korman engage a complete catering parts. $100 or best otter. Cafl sedan, p/s, p/b, a/c. am/fm, cruise -control, new radial your wills & personal mes- pasture; stags avatfabte. pool Retnever type, long hair. isa. other extras, exc, cond. Call 609-921-3669. service. 609-695-5666. 609-921-2751 after 6pm. tires, 28.000 mi. Uke brand sages video taped for post- privileges in season 609- Female spayed 2 yr old. 74 PLYMOUTH Fury — Auto. J609-896-3539 aft 5 pm. '67 VW BUG — Good oon- new. $5900. 609-586-3480. MATH TUTORING — Avail- BLUE GRASS — Parties, erity. 201-821-6362. 466-3539 after 4pm or week- btack&whoe Temer type. 2 dr. air. 90.000 miles. $500. able for long or short term drtion. No rust $500. Call 79 HONDA PRELUDE — THREE TRUCKS — For saie. concerts. Magnolia Road ends. Altered mate pb Whippet 2 yrs CaH 609-921-2751 after 6pm. instruction. Programs de- PROFESSIONAL Videotap- 609-921-1520. Exc. cond., sunroof, cassette. 1971 Ford pickup, F250.1967 Band. 609-261-1691. old. nee temperament signed to suit individual ing - Capture" on videotape KITTEN 4 CAT — Fr» iidoor 74 PLYMOUTH — 4 dr H top, Call day 609-292-7400. eves. Ford pickup. F350.1969 Jeep CLOWNS FOR HIRE — Jit- Male 4 yr old Lhasa Apso. '68 DOOGE WAGON — V-8. needs. MA, Columbia Univ. those once in a lifetime oc- pets need good homes. Cafl ac. p/s, p/t>, stereo radio. 609-896-9318 or 201-766- Commando, complete w/ terbug & Lollipop: parties, Male brown&bLacfc Beagle manual trans. 127.000 mi. 609-443-1739. casions - weddings, showers, 609-989-8944 Exc. tires & overall cond. 7983.' snow plow. All trucks good greetings, promotions. type dog. 14-18 mpg.$150 christenings. Bar Mitzvahs, Mounted snows. Babied mile- running cond. Best offers. MATH TUTORING — By 609-466-1246. LABRADOR Remever Pups Female Aus&a&an Shep type 609-683-1097 after 6 pm •79 HONDA — 4 dr. Accord, 5 ..athletic events. We specialize — AKC rag. stacks & yel- age. 609-448-6373 or 443- spd. 28,000 miles, air, am/fm 609-921-0070. Ph.D., High School & College wfnte wan biack markngs, •68 KARMAN~GH1A*~^~NO COUNTRY & WESTERN" in real estate, home inven- lows, dear Nos. Ch. btood- 6318. cassette, cruise control. 609- level, SAT & all college board about 25 E» mdeage on rebuilt engine. 215 MUSIC — Paul Danes. Sin- tories, insurance. Call today Sres. 609-397-2287 799-1311. Machinery exams, remedial enrichment Femaie spayed Co&e type. Freshly panted fire red. Like 74 SAAB — exesfl. cond. ger Guitarist. Call 201-997- for a free estimate. Fodwest Asking $2700. Cafl 609- programs, custom, individual 6890. Video Productions: 609- biack&whae semi iong haw. new. $2350 609-466-0732. 79 MAZDA 626 — gold. 2 dr.. & Equipment instruction. 609-448-3690. Rag OH mare 142. Bold, PB femaie. 7 mos o»d. 921-0179 or 609-921-0110 5 spd., a/c, am/fm cassette, 799-5638. Television engi- 69 DOOGE Dart GTS~^con- FARM PLANTER — Large DISC JOCKEY For Hire — wiffing. sassy Asking $1800 G Snep wSh papers Needs eves & wkends. mags.. 42,000 mi. $5,700. NEED HELP in Physics or neer, licensed by F.C.C. vemtsie Best ofler. Call after water tank, rubber tires, Weddings, Parties, Dances, 20T-469-O97S after 530pm. room to exerose 7T TOYOTA Corolla — 6 Call 609-896-1999 days, 799- Math? — Experienced tutor 5pm or weekends. 609- reasonably priced, like new. Live Band Sound. For low VIDEOTAPE ALL Memorable MALE POMERANIAN — track fm. 4 speed. 5 new 8485 eves. available. 609-921-3091. cost, any type music - Disco, Cait us about our s*tectco o* 448-2347 201-787-5604. ._ Occasions — Weddings,' Re- radial tires. $1,800. call 201- OIL PAINTING LESSONS — 50fs, Pop, Elvis, etc. Barry ceptions, Parties. Home In- AXC. 2 years ott. $150 C*l ternaie spayed & a.T rr^e 79 VW RABBIT — Diesel, 45 ^— must see to 297-8235 "*8er 5 pm. GARDEN TRACTOR — 12 EjiDimeff, PO Box 1509. Davison. •609-466-2709 or ventory Specialists. Princeton 609-695-2841 cats mpg, am/fm casette, 4 dr., 4 appreciate. Best offer. 74^0Yl5TA~Corofla — great hp, IH with rotary mower, Princeton. Give phone no. I'll 466-1141. ^_ Videotaping Services, P.O. ONE HALF — German srort- spd. Call 609-586-6088. VT2SLA PUPPIES — AKC 609-452-2828 cond. Reliable, economical needs work. Best offer. 609- call you. Box 1518. Princeton,N.J. haired Poster puppies, 7 EXPERIENCED — string mu- regtsiered Top chamo>on s^e 70 DOOGY^)ART — 4dr. 79VWSdrocco —5-spd.ac, 448-1370 bet. 8 & 5. 08540. 609-799-3055. •AS oid. aooracte pups transp. Std. trans. $1350. OPERATIC VOICES started sicians for hire. Add a & came. Al shots inc Great super run.. 6 cyt.. at. ps. am/fm, very good cond, low raised ««e Wormed $20 609-921-9256, 9am-7pm. MACHINERY —Tepaired or from scratch — Develop your pleasant touch to your mfy 260 addition to the family. $700 best offer. 201-821- mileage. $7,400. 609- Piano Tuning G»a 609-737-2335 made to order. Parts made for voice to its highest potential. or special occasion from 201-469-3113. 8422. 74 VW BEETLE — New 393-1987. anything; welding, forging, Any age; no previous training classical to popular music at PIANO TUNING PARK PET CENTER 201-832-5586 radiais, muffler, etc. Asking 80 CADILLAC — Sedan "70 DUSTER "— Body" not fine machining. Leyzorek, required. 609-443-3886. your request. Call 201-359- Regulating Repairing 3201 VBsge Shopper • $2300. CaH 609-924-6500 Deville, £ tone beige, fully 180 terrific, but engine very re- Skillman 609-466-3399. 1662 or 359-7876. ROBERT HALJJEZ FranMnPant. NJ 06823 Lost&Found X315 days.Call 609-921-1576 loaded, loVlow mileage. Exc. PIANO INSTRUCTION — re- liable. Best offer. 220 I P.T.G. Registered (201) 297-3833 eves. cond. Available for best offer. cording artist will teach rock & JONJIE THE SSO REWARD — gokj watch 609-443-1149. Recreational I Craftsman . Prouder Announces 75"CHEVYMONZA — Good 609-448-6651. roll technique to intermediary MAGIC CLOWN wtracetet band, mr&ais NB SINCE 1951 First Annfrer iary Sale 70 JEEP Commando — shape. Runs good. Best offer. Vehicles students and will also teach on back. Lost in von of Myers power angle plow. V-6. 80 CHEVETTE — auto., a/c. beginners. Very patient with Magic comedy & balloon 609-921-7242 kiOurNew Stare Kingsson Shop R«e«Drug Far 201-874-8323 after 7pm. am/fm. Only 3200 miles. Best 75 MIDAS Volunteer Travel animals. Available for school, FrankJn Partt. NJ 4 wd. warner hubs, auto, p.'s. children. For afternoon and PIANO TUNING — Regulat- prk. lot Please ca£ 609- 75 DATSUN B210 — Exc. offer. 609-448-8728. Trailer — 22'. Completely evening lessons 609-443- shows, birthday parties, Com* pm 'us on Saturday. pt>. arrvfnvob. hitch, other ex- self-contained w/awning. Call ing & repairing. Call after 799-8324. semmencal vaJue tras. Sngle owner. 40.500 mi. mechanical cond. 80.000 mi.. 80 DATSUN 200SX-SL — 8394. grand openings and fund rais- February 6th. Srom tOarMSpm $1.500. Call 609-799-3374. after 5 pm. 609-466-3613. ings. For further information 7pm, 201-874-4218. and SurxS»y. February 7th, LOST — Gold tape* pm n $2200 Recent nspec. Days Fully equipped, hatchback, PIANO LESSONS -f for MOTOR Home To Buy — call 201-254-6374. 265 Pnixeton or Kingston. One 609-882-2052.eves.609-737- 75 MGB Convertible — Or- sunroof, 11.700 mi. $6800. beginners & beyond. All ages. Phone model, year, mileage, Furniture 20% OFF »de up looks like birds ftymg. 1I451 iginal owner.' New brakes, 609-924-7255. Emphasis on pop/rock/jazz. LARK STRING Quartet — for price and where it can be Ev«ry»tog m Stock other jade up. Uce evergreen dutch & exhaust systems. 80 HONDA ACCORD — 4 dr, 609-448-6276. all notable occasions — wed- Restoration trees Reward. 609-921- Call after 1pm 609-395-0463. seen to 609-883-5185. dings, parties, receptions, car. Best offer. 609-4! 5 spd. 13.800 miles, exc. PIANO LESSONS — quali- CANED & RUSHED — Make 2141. SNOWMOBILE — 79 Polaris openings — dassical to light. Prizes «nB be raffled Sunday. 9-5. or 609-921-1 76 DATSUN 210 — auto. cond. $6800. 201-249-7737 fied teacher with Masters an old chair better. Give it a 440 Cobra. Exc. cond. And (201) 297-4267, 469-0229, February 7!h at 3pm Re- LOST — smaa burgundy 6pm. 2-dr. Woe. 59.000 mi. Good after 4pm. Degree in .piano. 11 yrs. new seat. Expertly done, freshments w* be served cover. $1,200 or best offer. 249-5460; (609) 924-6037. purse by Princeton Unrv. Re- 701/W BEETLE^- cond. 35mpg. $2500 or best '81 BUICK Skylark Ltd — 4 teaching experience - all 609-395-0342. Come m now and sign up ward for return excluding offer. 609-921-3174. 609-466-1466. rebudt 5,000 mdes ago. Cold cyl, auto, 4 dr, dark blue. levels & ages welcome. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT — CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY — 'Not subper to 20V money 609-452-8701. 9-5 perfect for your party. Guitar weather starter, new battery. 76 DOOGE Dart Sport — 6 Many extras, exc. condition. 225 Classical musician; I teach Applegarth Road, High- ; Mobwe Homes duet with vocals. Full sound. POOOLES — AKC Toys "& LOST — white ce skates at economical. snows. $i100 or cyt. good body, radio, 8 track $6950 or best offer. Jazz & Popular, too. My tstown, NJ. 609-448-9056. 609-443-5163. mm Maies & !«n Innoc & ComrrxnUy Pk north pond best offer. Can Tom 609- w power booster, 4 new tires, 201-359-4207. 71 BONANZA — 12x60, 2 Princeton studio or your Finest workmanship, re- wormed. $175 4 up 201- Jan 29. Reward. Eves 883-7601. just passed inspection. Ask- 81 CHEVETTE — WHes car. bdrms.', turn, optional, 2 a/c home. Call Kathryn L. Werner upholstering, cushion covers 359-5427 609-924-6778. ing $1800. negotiable. 609- units, tg. sz. lot, shed, 609-921-0353. References MAGICIAN EXTRAORDI- 70 VW SoAjiebadT—~Re^ a/c, 4-spd.. very economical. NAIRE!! — Great Bernini will & pillows. Will use customer's PROVEN MALE — rtma- 185 bu^t motor, good bres, amfm. 924-1267. Must sell, new car on way. off-street park., extras. Must available from happy stu- fabric. Auto Tires/ be seen. 201-297-4582. dents! entertain at your child's party layan Stud Cat onfy S2S0 needs some body work. $700. 76 FORD COURIER — V4 21&493-4533. with mystifying illusions, DIP'N STRIP — free pick up 609-259-3017 Suppies CaS 609-921-1127. ton. 64.000 mi. 24 mpg. wide •81 CHEVETTE — 2 door, 81 HOMETTE — 14x60 PILOTING/Coastal Naviga- balloon animals,; audience & delivery. Hand stripping, re- wheels. $3180. 201-297- mobile home. E. Windsor tion — Professional instruc- finishing, repairing, caning & REG BEAGLE Pups —4 wks 2 READIAL Firestone snow- 71 BMW 20G2^ SunrooT, 3,500 ml., am radio, exc, participation and surprise 5493. area. 45 yrs of age or older, tion for pleasure boat owners, gifts, guaranteeing fun for all. rushing. Our reference, your okl deposit taken now. buy tires — HR78-15. Used one' ac. new dutch-rear end, cond. 609-448-0565 after 7 no children or pets. Asking commercial operations, Features illusions from neighbors. DIP'N STRIP, 49 from breeder 609-448-6744 winter. $100. Call am/fm. $2800. Call 76 GRAND PRIX — red w/ pm. $16,500. 609-448-4974. USCG Auxiliary personnel. Broadway Shows. Rave Re- Main St., Kingston, NJ. 609- REG QUARTER HORSE 201-297-3275. 609-921-2408 after 7pm. white int. All power, new tires. •81 DODGE COLT — exc NJ classes now being formed vue References. Responsible 924-5668. Open Mpn-Sat 9-5 Mare — 5 years. Sorrel w«h Skylark — 1962 Asking $2775. Call 609-466- cond. 4 spd. 9000 mi. must 230 BoatS COMPLETE" MOTOR 283 — 9281. by nationally known Maritime Princeton student - has car. pm. while. Flashy, talented, 2 boa main Crane cam & Ford pickup. Good mechan- sell highest- bid. 609-883- Training Servies. For details 76,16 FT. Aqua Glass Power Call now to insure your QUALITY REFINISHING — agreeable. EngSsfi dressage lifters, torker manifold. HoOey ical cond. Best offers. 609- 76 MAVERICK — 2 dr., 1078. contact: Mereld Keys. 15 Boat — w/"81 Johnson 70 special date. David. 609- Restoration of antiques. All tramng Super dnvng horse. 750 double pumper. Moroso 799-8819. _ _ 30.000 mi., exc. cond. '81 TOYOTA COROLLA — 4 Gedney Rd, Lawrenceville, horse motor & trailer. Exc. 734-0511 after 9pm. work done w/care & expertice Reserve champion dnvmg vafve covers. Hooker head- $2,350. 609-737-1252 after 5 dr. deluxe, 5 spd., a/c. am/fm NJ 08648. 609-882-1210 or 7TDOOGE Demon —Tcyl. cond, $4200. Must see. MAKE YOUR Next Party — to increase the value and horse Foggy Meadows Fail ers. Munae m-21 dose ratio p.m. tape, many extras, best offer. 800-535-8803. stick, -110.000 mi., rust, runs 201-821-6539 after 6pm. complete with entertainment beauty of each piece. 609- Seoes Good home only transmission Turbo exhaust. 609-587-2542. ok. $250. 609-443-3104. 76 TOYOTA — Corona sta- PLAY PIANO & SING — from WPST disc jockeys, 466-2206. $4,000. CaS 201-534-2412 or Complete drive tram exclud- tion wagon, automatic, ALLAIRE LEASING Service COASTAL Navigation Steve Trevelise, Dave Hoef- •^""PLYMOUTH FURY II — Classes — see ad under in- Learn either or both, any style 534-9803 evenings. ing dutch 70-72 Cowl induc- 43,000 miles, excellent con- — Domestic or foreign. New preferred. Adjustable rates. fel, Tom Cunningham and RIDER FURNITURE — Re- 318 engine, vinyl top. runs struction "Piloting". pairing & refinishing. Antique RETRIEVER PUPPIES — bon hood for CheveHe. S175 dition. Asking $3000. Call cars, vans, light trucks. Lease 609-799-1198, eves. Tim Downs, equipped with good. $600. 609-448-8628. restoration. Caning & HaS pureoreed Gotten & hart for hood. $175 lor trans. Tarn after 6 pm. 609-921- the engage-a-car way. No NEW BOAT SUPS sound and lights: Any type of 72 BRONCO — needs^ork. Rushing. Hand stripping. Labrador. Ready S500 for motor. Must see. 1839. down payments, lower Discount Prices music for any type of oc- Rebuilt engine. Many extras. Pick up & delivery service. 201-369-5289 after 6. Ask for 76 VW Stattonwagon — gar- monthly payments. Free 25 Ft. Slip-$275 casion. Call 201-542-5410. Feb. 1 .S20.201 -359-0098. Cafl after 5pm 609-466-0752. Location rear of 75 Main St., Ken. aged, auto, t/w drive, a/c, reg. booklet. 609-393-1190. Up The Creek Marina STABLES Kingston. Mon-Sat, 9-5, 609- SNOwlipES^—Steel belted 7 2^ BMW 200^2 — gas, 28 mpg. $2500. 201- 201-269-6469 BELLE MEAD. N. J. BMW 1970—2002 - Exc. int. MICKEY STARR Disc Jockey 924-0147. radiais. white was. P195 mechanically sound some 874-4993. Bayville. NJ. Body needs work. $1,000 — Music for all occasions. 75R14. Exc. cond. 2S85. body damage. $1000. 201- 240 Indoor _±_1__ 77 DATSUN B210 — exc. firm. Exc. for parts. 125.000 The best in portable sound. 270 Business 609-443-5868. 249-7737 after 4pm. Instructions oerdtoQ & Training cond. new everything, high original mi. 201-369-5289 Go with the Pro. 609-737- Instruction 72 BMW 2002 -^Body fair, after 6. Ask for Ken. Services 190 Auto Repairs/ mpg. 609-443-5573 after ART LESSONS — Now form- 0504 201-874-5484 interior good dean cond. 6pm. FANTASTIC — "78 Chevrolet ing in charcoal, oil, pastels. A UNIQUE Approach to ACCOUNTING, TAX Rnan- mechanicaDy exc. New rad- Monza Spyder. Exc. cond. 2 Portraits also done. language learning & MUSIC BY TOUCH" — the PUPPTES — Services 77 HONDA CIVIC — 20,000 dal — services provided by a tais & ail work papers. Eves dr, low mileage. Best offer. 609-585-9575. languages. Native teachers area's favorite dance band. CPA on a monthly, quarterly Champon sfred. AKC. beautt- FOREIGN CAR Repairs — mi. on rebuilt engine, needs after 6pm 212-243-1684. ask 201-297-5419. BASS & GUITAR Lessons — and translators. Instruction for Weddings/Parties. 609-924- or annual basis at reasonable M & sweet Whe*ped 1228. reasonable prices, quainy for Jefe. some body work, runs good. Best ofler. Days 609-655- by Dan Sky. Pro teacher & children and adults. All levels. 7685. rates. Call for an appointment 215-322-4187 after 4 pjn. workmanship. Can Joe. 609- FORD FAIRMONT 79 — 4 Brush-up, conversational and 72 MAVERICK — Need 9099, eves. 799-8737. recording artist. All styles, PARTY IDEA — Entertain 609-883-4792. r 585-0134^ dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, radio, literary classes. Intensive g freeze plugs. As is $250. beginners to advanced. Low your guests by showing 77 PINTO - $1595. white, heater, a/c, rear defrost, exc. courses for travelers and CALLIGRAPHY — Diplomas, red male. 14 weeks old. AKC TRANSMISSION Service — 609-448-1752- rates, will travel. Princeton popular movies on your TV. automatic, radiais, good cond. $3500. 609-392-7855 business people. Tutoring. certificates, invitations, an- reg. Deposx wU hold until foreign & domestic an work area. 201-297-3520 or 609- Rent video player,and movie 72 PLY. Sateflrta — 46.000 shape. 74 Pinto • $875. blue, ovos. Call 609-924-2252. nouncements. J. Valentine's Day 201-246- fuSy guaranteed. Cafl Walter. 924-7039. for only $19.95 a day. Choose mi. Small 8. Gray, t*. vinyl automate, snows. 609-695- JEEPS. CARS, PICKUPS — Nemeth.609-466-2406. 3066 201-359-2103. PIANO LESSONS — Rock, movies from large selection top. CaretuUy maintained by 1 5547. from $35. Available at local BEGINNING PIANO — in- COMPUTER PROGRAM- SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPS — owner. No ac. $1,175. 609- struction for children. Com- jazz & classical. Taught by for all ages. Deposit required. 77 PONTIAC — BcmneviHe Govt Auctions. For Directory MING — IBM Systems 32/34. AKC^regatered. chempwn 196 AutOS Wanted 655-0123. call Surplus Data Center prehensive program, West- Rutgers music grad. Call 201-788-2080: bioodane* 4 weeks old, ready Brougham. 4 door, loaded. RPGII. All business, applica- 72 TOYOTA Corola Wagon 415-330-7800. minster Choir College train- Beg.-Adv. 609-448-8835. to go 609-737-0397 after ALL JUNK CARS and trucks $2750, 609-683-1105 after 6. PIA PUPPETEERS — Book- tions. Custom programs or ing. Your home or mine. READING TUTOR — N.J. wanted. — Free lowing $15 — Gd.run.cond. fm. air. New JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS — ings for children's parties and modifications. Packages 77 TOYOTA — Corofla SR5 Becky 609-466-1349. Certified Reading Specialist and up ScarpeO Auto Wreck- tires, muffler & ban 489Otiest from &35. Available at local other happy occasskxis. 201- available. Reasonable rates. SMALL STABLE — in So. tiftbaek, good cond., new with Masters degree & ex- ing. 609-396-7040. ofler.609-921-1744. Govt Auctions. For Directory BtOFEEDBACK 251-0323. Call Mundorf Associates, Inc. Brunswick has box ttafts tiree. $2,800. 609-683-1588 perience offers tutoring in re- 72 VW Karmann Ghia - good call Surplus Data Center The Center For Stress Con- 201-366-8175. •val Hng & ararcam track. ~ AMYCLEAN aft 7 pm. medial reading for aO ages. PM SOUNDS — Disc running cond. Needs body 415-330-7800. trol offers programs for the COPIES — resumes, invita- Best of care. 201-329-6259 DOKKIJTIC OR Reasonable rates. Referen- Jockies. All occasionsf-Ex- FOREIGN CAR work. $1000. 609-924-1343 JEEPS — Government treatment of headaches, high tions, business cards, rubber TASHAMA FARMS 77 TOYOTA CELICA GT — blood pressure, insomnia, ces available 609-921-9398. ceptional sound and lights. HIGHEST PUCES eves or 799-0668 weekdays. lift back. 5 spd. A/C. anvim Surplus. Listed lor $3196. 201-297-3368. 201-329-6720 stamps, complete typesetting, H. J. digestive disorders and more. THE FOURTH WAY — a PECK MOTORS 73 AUDI — 4 cytnder. 4 stereo. Top cond. $3200. Sold for $44. For info cad aft 6pm. composition and printing Free consultation.Call method of work on oneself, is mdoorOuBdoor Rtaga 2SSMs*e»i speed, needs 315 270 Business 270 Business asSpedal 290 Home Services Bufcfng aw Home Repairs «» Home Repairs Painting Heating & Services Services Services CARPET aeer_ng Sped* Services ADDITIONS — Roofing, YtOME IMPROVEMENTS — & Paperhanging Air Conditioning aluminum siding, gutters, re- Hght carpentry, cabinet work. — Any size room sleem ADDITIONS — Remodeang BURNING MONEY LIKE ELAINE'S TYPMG Service PRMTMOSPEOAL COLLEGE SELECTION & placernent windows, Stephen Renovations. "Don't move RESCENTIAL deened by experts, $19.95. and Restoration. Ceramic tile 00.? — visit Oiltumative for a — Experienced typist tor frM- APPLICATION COUNSEL- J. DenarsW Home Improve- Improve" 201-369-3218. ask COMMERCIAL C 8'Axii (only)-PhotoCopy New Dewn. 201-486-4313/ & afl finish work a specialty. tow cost solution to a warm ING — indMdue-i A smal 800-822-8928. ments. 609-393-6940. , for Kevin. nbt- .riscinc typewriter. For group*.'Or. Michael L. Fast but careful work. PETEB FRMR-NERO home. We specialize in multi- -*on_ObW1 BATHTUBS — tile & shower RoeenB--. 609-737-2236. CHM CHIMNEY SWEEP — Cal Peter Medina. 609-924- HOME IMPROVEMENTS — JR. . I fuel furnaces, wood/coal stalls professionally cleaned. 4*9-6479; S1X00 Per Thouesnd Fire preventa-ve chimney 062S. Additions, alterations, fine fin- PAMTMG stoves and fireplace inserts. COPIES — resumes, invita- cleaning, year round service, Bathtub & tile. $25. shower ish carpentry, general repairs. & We also stock accessories, EXECUTIVE Secretarial tions, business cards, rubber 2nd side -S9.00M abeoiutety neat & dean. stan $25. Tub recaulked $20. Ed Tezlaf, Hillsborough, PAPERHANGMG pipe, and supplies. We pro- Service — 25 yr*. experience. stamps, complete typesetting, 609-393-2462. ADOmONS Serving Mercer Co., Kendall 201-874-4708. SPRAY PAMTMG vide complete service and .in- IBM Sdectnc typ-wntt Cotor Paper • S2.00M composition & printing Park & Belle Mead areas. _ _ _ _ ' - ^ • —. —r_m - j j -_ _ _ REMOOEUNG stallation. Ask about our CHWNEY SWEEP — Fire- HOME REPAIRS — Big or 609-799-3657 eves. cone c nome, vw aoorsss S«d. Cotor Ink. +$7.00 service. 7 days a week at KITCHENS Call Save Your Tub. the bath- money saving interior storm places, wood stoves, oil bur- small — Lashley Construction INTERNATIONAL Contractor •rsv.lop*s. 609-655-0751 PedtSng • S1.00M Seers Quick Copy Center, RESTORATIONS room experts. 609-448-3339. windows. Check our ners. Clean, efficient system. does' them all. Call 201- — painting, roofing, all types bat 344 oraft. 8pm. Quaker Bridge Ma». CUSTOM BARNS selection and \o A dirty chimney is a Rre BEST RATE — Home Im- 369-6944. fo construction. Free esti- MASTERCflAPHX CREATIVE WELDING — provement & Repairs. Car- hazard! Cal Robert Ackers 609-259-7940 Peter Wikoff INTERIOR ^ phone answering. 609-924- Sculptures- Our design or pentry, panelling, concrete home confidant 609-466- — painting, roofing, flooring, 0209 Rle. 206 Rocky h-i yours. trtfertor,exlerior. Abo work, painting, paperhang- pg, g, g nn^ j 3011. W e do it allll . ReliablRlible reas. JIM BOECKEL - paint. ^ urs TJes-FrilO am-6pm TttASSOOAT__r '" TYP»*G - w/no charge tor repair & inst__atton of antique ing, carpets installed, minor O CHIMNEY SWEEP — Fire- rates, insured B ^P Con- paper, wall repairs. Ex- ^ VoamjSpm. Closed Sun igtt adeng. Fast aeatheac wrought iron gates & fencing. repairs & odd jobs. Also light piaces & wood stoves, oil & tracting, 201-874-6308. 359- perienced, reasonable. &Mon The U-kneee In worn. BMSetoctric Art 609- Cafl tor consu-atton & esti- hauling. Free estimates. 10% gas fired. Fufiy insured. Kind- 5669. 609-448-7965, 924-2474. ' 924-1330 mates. 609-466-1416. discount to senior citizens. Ing wood, gutters cleaned. DRESSMAKING And Altera- No job too small. Call 609- INTERIOR BUILDING RE- JOE'S PAINTING — Interior Secretarial Services — Done In my home. NJ. Chimney Sweeps. 609- 5854)873 or aft 6 pm. 695- PAIRS — Speckling, plaster, & exterior. Residential & com- t", 24 hour service, low Tatochcr* Arswtmg 15 yrs. experience as a typist. tions — Janice Wolfe - CeJH 448-4907 ask for Bob. 609-448-2125. 4638. sheetrock, painting, water- mercial. Free estimate. prices, high quality. Heating, A_tfr«aaang & tt_*ng Ail types of projects. Reasorv proofing, insulation (base- 201-297-2964. COMPLETE KITCHEN — re- Designers, Builders, Plan- BUILDER — Robert Novo- air conditioning, refrigeration, EXPERT TAILORING — al- ment walls, pipes, crawl modeling. Top quality ners. bilsky. Interior & Exterior MIKE'S PROF. PAINTING & attic fans, general mainten- Trav* . Owe*, ac- ter__on & remode&ng of spaces) • apt. rental prep cabinets & counters. New for- Environmentally planned: Work. Addition. Alteration. Wallpapering — .Int. & Ext. ance contracts, oil, gas, elec- Corforance & S«—«r._f curate, neat, reasonable. men's & women's suits. Up- work. Winter rates. 609- mica fronts. 27 yrs. ex- e Kitchens Siding & Roofing. 609-466- Free estimates. 201-329- tric heating. Free estimates. Plamrg SiXecnc Correcting 609- dating of men's styles. Reas. 921-1135. perience. Ron: weekdays e Baths 0926. 3165. Call 201-329-3784. g 466-170e or 924-9600. ask QuKfc A efficent 201-2S1-2737. e Additions JACK OF All Trades — MORTON'S PAINTING & For prompt service call: Offlce Space tor Madrt. Rom-de. 201-297-6595. e Root Expansions CARPENTRY — Renova- CUSTOM MADE Wallpappering - Excellent Prced EXPERT CLOCK REPAIR e Alterations tions, closets, insulation, TYPST —g SUPCOVERS ing. No job too quality. Free estimates. In- REDDING's end restoration. 30 yrs ex- e Restorations sheet rock. Free estimates. 609-799-3103 satde. prolttssacrtaj. wsh IBM Call 609-737-9484. 609-924-6251 after 6 pm. terior & Exteriqr. 609- Plumbing, Heating & ccrrecsrig Sa*eC!nc. tor free- penence. Jordan M. Knight BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME e Slate & Copper Roof Work MANIFOLD WORD ~ P«O- LEAKS — tub & shower spe- 443-6333. |_ Air Conditioning tarca assagnmants. Located Penr-ngton 609-737-0761. YEAR ROUND. Your fabric - e Active & Passive Solar CARPENTRY — (All phases^ CESSING SERVICES — 1 Labor only. Cafl tor yardage Energy attics, cellars, kitchens re- PAINTERS — Interior Reg. near Prncemji ! Campus. CaJS "FORGET-ME-NOT Service cialist in repair & waterproof- ______after 6 pm. 609-921-2S53 — Wa send special remem- needed. References on re- • Greenhouse Specialists modeled, interior woodwork custom jobs. Very reason- d«c*_y sy*tem quest. BOB'S SLIPCOV- e Custom Homes (specialty), decks, porches & stalled. Mr. Tile, 609-882- able! Clean, quality work! WASTING PRECIOUS WORD ''"pflOCESSlNG"'— brance card to your (amity or used tor Ml and sundry typing ERS 609-655-1573 to fit your individual needs additions. 12 yrs. experience. 0378. Free estimates. 609-443- FUEL? — Call now & have ProteSSionai wm MA n Eng- customers. Birthdays. hc4- ,cC9 e_j_uded by an ex- Free estimates. Call after 6 MASONRY WORK — of all 8959. . your heating system serviced isn produces supenor re- days. anniversaries, etc. 609- DIAL A DECORATOR — A n.i.,,1 an..... U I perienced operator Your pm Greg Adams 201-446- types, brick, rock, patio, side- & evaluated. Reasonable ports, documents, o^sserta- 443-1320 house cafl lor a fixed fee riaUvvcon, N.J. cccy rnay ce jaored on 3865. • walk, etc. Phone Al Eversen, PAPERING & PAINTING rates. Davison's Heating Ser- bora, etc Speoafetaes rtdude offers expert' advice for all 609-924-1585 r-agntoc <*_tet_* tor rs_t_nt FREELANCE DESIGNER — CARPENTER — custom 609-466-3424. REASONABLE RATES vice & wood stoves, sales & meelca. & oomputer termnot- your decorating problems. CARPENTRY — (all phases) ;«cafl or fusjr* re-mson and Uukx seeks new clients. Will woodworking specializing in NO JOB TOO SMALL installation. 15 yrs. exp. 609- ogy. repeoove letters, trarv And money saving tips. attics, cellars, kitchens re- MR. FIX-IT — Call Bill for all use Turn around tree a 8 accept alterations. Ex- finish work. CaJI R. Yura, 215- SR. err. DISC. 466-1141. icrcfecra Research & edrtng perienced in suedes and 609-921-6662. modeled, interior woodwork your small or large house smea falser S-an standard 493-2457. SP. WINTER RATES typewriter Conc«a- docu- avaitabie leathers. For more infor- DO-IT-YOURSELF — (speciality), decks, porches & Plumbing (•—enf toir—a—c—ng avaiiabie. mation cafl 609-883-5241. self-operating Humidifier CARPENTRY — Additions, additions. 12 yrs. experience. all facets. Free estimates. Free estimates. Call. after rates. 609-924-5792. B&B Plumbing & Heating — r«_vy rewtsaon c_O-C*ry. ad- Manuscripts. Theses. Pick- GET IT Together — Hair, produces comfort mist pro- nil_.ihJ iwtarinr Renovations, remodeling & 6pm, Greg Adams 201-446- Commercial and residential. dresses —erged wtOt rn_s_»r up. detoery. Peter S. Ofc- make-up & wardrobe in the tecting complexion & rurni- MR. HANDIMAN — No job roofing. 201-359-2239. 3865. Master plumber's state lie. teeter lor —uec*e ong-ia-j phant PhO. 609-392-2949 privacy of your home. Expert ruture. Safe, silent, effective. too big or too small. Inside & output sttes-cat and COHJ—- Plans for this inexpensive, CEDAR LOG HOMES — bV CARPENTER CRAFTSMAN outside work. Patios & con- #3547. Bathroom & kitchen 275 advice & groomsng tncks. 4037 rar went pertorrneC, rr«a_ing FinanciaJ easy-to-make room humidifier Ward Cabin. Model at Howeil. -, since 1952. Qualified for crete work, painting, tile work, remodeling. 609-443-8733 609-921-3584. PAINTING & Paperhanging aft. 6pm. Call anytime 201- ikKs sorted accor_ang )o Zc $2.95 postpaid. Princeton In- Brochure, Otto Bldg. 201- any size custom job. Call storm windows, caulking in- k Code, arc '«a d any son Services HOME" BAKED BREAD — ternational Solar, Institute, 431-0900. 609-655-2064. stallations, etc. For the best " F«a Rd J«^-_Ca O9_ 448_* 251,-1332. spectafc-ing in saJtiess wheat Box 532 Ridge Rd.. Mon. quality at the lowest possible J"** - " ^° > ' —ay se -seiecsvtty picked COURTEOUS CONTRAC- CERAMIC TILE — Repairs, PARK ACRES PLUMBING & and rye. 609-921-3299. price call John at 609-921- ever to sut your oorx_oona or LOAMS AS LOW AS 18% Jct..NJ. 08852 TOR — Complete com- tile installated permanently HEATING —> Installation & LADIES — Banish "Se Warts' 6877 for free estimate. PAINTING — Int/Ext. Also se*ecaon. If you have arry TO NEW JERSEY HOME- EXPERT EUROPEAN — mercial & residential building. with new cement board, Bath- repair of all your plumbing Massage transforms blahs to light carpentry. Free esti- a£xxt out word OWNERS. $2000 TO carpenter custom made All phases of remodeling, room remodeling, lowest MR. HOME Repair — You needs. Uc. #5648. 201-297- b-ss. Trad. Swedish, ind mates. Call 609-448-6987 servce. or _ you 1100,000 FOR DEBT CON- woodwork, cabinet maker, roofing, siding, carpentry & prices. Tile for do-it- name the problem, I'll repair 7538. ______Reftexotogy. 609-799-5887. 9o compere our per- SOLIDATION. INVEST- formica, repairs 201-369- mason work. No job too small. yourselfers. DELAWARE it. 201-821-6362. after 5. PLUMBING" — Uc #4621. torrnarce atxl cnarges wttfi MENTS Ofi ANY PURPOSE. LAWN MOWER REPAIRS — 3135 after 6pm. Free estimates. All work VALLEY TILE, 29 years of OVERHEAD GARAGE PAPER HANGING —- & paint- Need a plumber, free esti- Tcae et your presera «v NO APPLICATION FEE Hand Mowers or tractors, guaranteed. Over 20 yrs. exp. ing by Tom.Residential, com- HOMESTEAD CHIMNEY experience. 609-888-1067. DOORS. Elec. operators mates - all types of plumbing. rewve or outs-M secretanaJ CHARGED. PHONE YOUR also complete sharpening Call Keith Matches 201- mercial, fully insured. Days SWEEP — Clean. Efficient, CERAMIC TILE Factory to you. Over the Call Mike anytime day; or service, cat (6O9l 92t-6t44. APPLICATION TO: NA- service. Saws, knives, scis- 329-2402. , 609-655-3440; eves. 201- Re-able Service lor aH chim- counter or full service parts-8 night. Phone 609-586-0266. >f no answer. c_» (6091 TIONAL CRBXT CORP., sors, grass or hedge dippers, Small repairs, regrouting & 251-6522. neys (wood. oil. coal, gas). CUSTOM WALKS. Fire- repairs. Call free, for free 325 9_t-7!23 9am-7pm wee* day I. flenv reel mowers or rotary mow- complete bath remodeling. Roofing Our Services Include: Clean- places & Patios. References. info. 800-872-4980. Ridge PREM PAINTING — Winter 12 noon Sat. 609-396-7500 ers. RA. Grooms & Son. 385 Bath areas retiled $565, in- NEED LOGO — siKsonery. ing, Inspecting. Repairing, 201-821-7285 after 3 pm. Door, W. New Rd., Mon. Jet. rates offered on all interior- & Siding adversstng. mailers, etc "> or 201-246-4883. Ward St.. Wghtstown. N.J. cluding waterproof sheetrock exterior work; fully insured, Rettning. We also install CUSTOM HOMES — re- Cait the Oesagn People. Sue- FEDERALANcTstate 609-448-1792. ___ & new ceramic tile. 24 hour experienced professionals ALMINUM SIDING & chimney caps, spark arres- modeling, custom fireplaces Dav«d Grapnic-. 609-44S- — prepared by experienced emergency service for leaks with local references. We. all types of siding - LEfTER'S Designer Fabrics ters, dampers, stoves, etc & stove installations. Free 8950. & plumbing problems. promise excellent service at Carpentry-Decks-Roofing N J. CPA. 609-585-4766. — showing now by appoint- FuBy insured. Certified Mem- ests. Gtorstan Builders, Inc. 609-448-9333 fair prices. Free estimates. Income Tax Returns ment. 609-466-0517. ber of National Chimney 201-329-6265. Princeton Packet. Inc Sweep Guild. 609-924-1760. CHIMNEY & Fireplaces Call 201-526-4681. rajpawd in tfie pnVscy NON-PROFIT ORGAS ~ DONALD GIERSCH — Emergencies Call: 201-735- Cleaned — vacuumed & re- at your home by Churches, dubs. H you have Carpenter Contractor. Fully PROFESSIONAL — MACTERWORKSB Press fane AvaitaWe the volunteers to do mailings 7706. paired. Roof repair & coating. Paperhanging & Painting. experienced and Insured to Home improvements. Rain co p let us do the hard part: labels ^ com- Call Santos, 609-799-4160. Call for free estimate take care ol your remodeling gutters cleaned & screened. Weo Press before RS (or envelopes or Chestre plete home and office clean- needs or even your small PROF. HOUSEPAINTING — 201-828-1994 Light carpentry. Moving & ALL CARPENTRY Taxe (^ advantage oi NEW sheets) in zip order and cor- ing. Dairy - weekly • monthly. jobs. Storm windows & doors. & repairs, wallpapering. Low hauling. Free estimates. Repairs & Renovations. Cus- ALUMINUM siding, gutters, Let us pnrt your newspaper TAX LAWS Reasonable rected. Cafl tor details. PRIN- Reliable service. Call 609- Local reference supplied overhead! You save! Call 609-394-2798. tom crafted bcokcases.built- roofing, Stephen J. Denarski cr «vfxxaa organ Cam«ra rates Can Mr. Gaben CETON PRINTOUTS. 609- 392-0897. upon request. Call 609-259- Ralph anytime, 609-586- ins, closets and specialty Home Improvements, 609- ready r!«cftar9cais or nega- 609-443-4926 924-1188. 7557. COBBS FLOOR-SANDING 3288. HOUSEKEEPING — dairy, pieces. Free estimates and 393-6940. aves 448-9048 OVER HEAIf ~GXRA~GE & refinishing — Floor Stain- wkfy, monthly. Daytime & EXCAVATIONS (ALL guaranteed work. "SPRUCING UP? — Don't BELLE MEAD ROOFING — IN DIVI DUAL" INCOM E — DOORS — instaSed & re- ing or Reconditioning. Make evenings 609-448-4973 or TYPES) — Septic systems "pine." Call the Odd Couple over 30 years business ex- Tax returns prepared. Both paired, automatic door old floors like new!! Free Esti- 609-883-7398 Suncard pages or tat*x±s 655-3845. installed & repaired, driv- < for all your painting needs. perience in Princeton & vicin- taderai & stats Lcensed operators w,radio controls. *mate. Call 609-298-3424. PROFESSIONAL Carpentfy can be prntad on regular 30 # eways cut & stoned (all types 609-259-3587. ity. Free estimates on all CPA. Ca3 609-921 -0950 after 609-883-8340. KITCHEN CABINETS — Re^- — masonry, roofing, siding, newspnrt or 50# wtnta offset of stone & sand delivered), CUSTOM Carpentry & Re- types of roofing, leaders & 6 p.m. finished & Formica. Custom etc. Home remodeling & re- SUNFLOWER Painting — In- sKO«- Ncmnai extra charge RUG CLEANING & SHAM- .trenching, land clearing, in- modeling By Morton & De- made bookcases, break- pairs. Call Nick at terior/Exterior. 201-251-2042. gutters, and chimney flashing.. ter spot actor PERSONAL FINANCE' "— POOING — Janitorial Service stallation ol pipes, etc.. home Forest - complete additions, fronts. desks. 201-254-2623. 609-890-7483. We restore garage doors. 10% discount to Senior & uu counseling, tor drvoroed &"Oear_ng Service - Snow \ & commercial snowptowing & renovations, alterations, LAMP SHADES — lamp Citizens: Call 609-924-2040 & separated people Can Spfct Plowing. James Streeer, basement remodeling. TILE REPAIR & Grouting. Our capaofy ts 32 pages mounting and repairs. Nas- : maintenance. Free estimates. or 201-359-5992 (local call standard and 64 pages Decisions at 609-921-1221 Trenton. NJ 609-393-4438. [Call At at 201 -359-3735. Quality workmanship. Refer- Expertly done. Early attention from Princeton). sau Interiors. 162 Nassau St, ences available. Call Mac will prevent major & costly re- SEWING DREAMS &"Afler- YEAR Princeton. GENERAL Contracting—all 609-655-3810 or Jared 443- pairs. Call for free estimate. ECKER ROOFING aoons — Winter pick up/ de- . types, carpentry, masonry. SERVICES — Tax & F»v LEVOLORS FUveria & Ver- . 6954. 609-259-9112. 609-259-2816 Cail Mr Bnr* ai <6O9) hvery. Que_ty workmanship. ' Specializing in additions, re- anoai Plamng - Preoaraaon teal Blinds — at discount 924-32-U tor parsoJarr CaB A 609-921-2805. novations, finished base- DONT MOVE — Improve. 305 Roofing, New & Repair; Hot & ail tax returns • Accounting A prices. Expert installations. Painting & ments, quarry tile, brick & Call Bob Seeds & Son, Shingle. Gutter Work. Audffing For ndrmduais, busi- SNOW BLOWERS — Port- Cafl Marcia (ASID) at 609- TEAM ' nesses, and service organiza- stone terraces, fireplaces. General Contractors for all Paperhanging Aluminum Siding, Overhang, abie generators, pumps, tam- 448-2088. your building needs. 609'- Christopher Woram Window Trim. WORD PWOCESSJNG eons. James Harsrsfl Jr.. pers, cement mtxers, com- Guaranteed workmanship. 22 MR. HANDIMAN — No job 587-6255, 587-6366. BOLLENTTN PaWJnga. 20 Nassau Si. Sute 2 J 2 C PA Warrant PJaxa West pressors, chain saws & log yrs. experience, references. JJ WILLIAMS — Residential too big or too smalt. Inside & PAINTING Paperhanging Rl 130. Hqhtstown. NJ. Moving «> Wanted to Rent 365 Apt/House Rooms For Rent 37S Apts For Rent 37S Apts For Rent 37S Apts For Rent 375 Apts For Rent 375 Apts For Rent UD —i uiet peychofe to Share FURNISHED ROOMS — w/ CENTER OF Princeton Boro COMPLETELY Redecorated DARIEN AT NEW HOPE Ltd. EXCEPTIONAL 3 bdrm apt— rMSDoro iwp. — I bdrm. apt w/ fv. rm, large AAftON-AU. MOVERS epy type praefca looking to color TV, radio, a/c, individual — $450/month including heat — 'Village 2, 1 bedroom in Hopewell. $300 per month BEEKMAN rant JoW Mng (1 or 2 bed- MALE WANTED — to share 2 heat control, panefing, w/w eat-in kitchen, den or 2nd & hw. CaB 609-921-7057 after apartments $330 per month; + utils. 201-328-0283. • GARDENS bdrm. full bath, w/w carpeted, etc Local ortono. datanee . 1 room) and oMce space in bdrm apt. at Princeton carpet at motel in High- Spm. 2 bedroom/den townhouses EXECUTIVE 4 Rooms -£ Luxury Garden Apts. air cond, no pets. Includes piece or 1.000- 30 yean ex- rmonon area, mtrrma, no Maadows. 609-799^728. tstown/Wmdsor area. From $525 per month, plus elec- completely furnished, private heat water & gas. off-street COUNTRY COTTAGE - on Rt. 206 on New Amwell perience. k*f insured, free oMdran. 600-824-3132- NEAT, nasponitole male cot- $75/wk. 600 448 8637. tric. 215-862-9133. entrance/bath. 609-896-0861. woa »iuoant * waaos roorn parking & private entrance. located in Monmouth Jet Rd. first left after church. eHrnate. Cal 201-225-5077 N.C. COUPLE — and 2 cr*- FURNISHED ROOM For EAST WINDSOR — Feb-June near Princeton $575 phis elec. Avail immed. large Irv. rm with built-in FIRST FLOOR — elegant 4 or 22S-»m dfan want to trade houaas, Rent — in Hightstown. Hampton Arms. Lovely gar- 1&2BRApt. Seminary in exchange tor Cal 609-921-3174. furniture, bedroom, kitchen, room apt. includes heat & COLLEGE STUDENTS — houaa at. or rant house or Gentleman preferred. Refer- bath, small spare room, den apts, w/w carpet, heat & housekeeping, babysitting, garage. $650. Call Includes heat, hot water & rHiota, light •PL 2-4 weeks during ffw ences required. Call after CHALET APT — in backyard. $350 monthly phis hot water incld, a/c. 609- etc. 609-683-1554. 609-921-7907. dishwasher, tennis courts & hautng. Cal Phi summer. Excellent refer- 7pm 609-690-8158. Hopo. I IXJIHI, BvinQ room utils. Avail, immed. Also 1 448-1440. ancas. Wrtta Dr. Daan w/fireplace & river vtew. Off HAMILTON TWP — Wood- extraordinary playground. 609-924-6332. PERSON WANTED —"to FURN. RM. (Neshanic) — bedroom apt. carpeting & EWING — 2 bdrm, liv.rm, Koutourts. 7026 Vaflay Hivon street parking. $385 plus utils, mere Apts. Hughes Drive, 1 & share home with two working kitchen & laundry prtv. Pro- paneling. $385 including utils. fireplace, din. rm, kitchen, Largest swimming pool in the beddncj. ap- Or- ChertoaeJCJ. 28211. or security. 215-862-2214. 2 bedrooms, some/den. gendemen. Quiet residential fessional female. $50/wk. Call 609-924-4522. laundry, yard. $550 inc. heat. area at nominal cost. ptances, household goods cal 704-365^)825 609—587-2414. was •• rTanoBwn i ownvaap. 201-369-4151. 609-466-0487. Moving and datvenee. Our 201-359-7180 price may be tan twn doing PROFESSIONAL Mala — da- $205 a month, uttttias in- MTaW room SouCh Orunswriclc cluded. Cad 609-924-6549 FURN. ROOM — w/ or w/o t youree*. 201-356-6288 or board, in exchange for light 7,900 SQ. FT. OFFICE SPACE 201-366-6871. araa._4 days/waak. 201- evranos. 821-7300 taa 200. housekeeping. Walk to Nas- UQKT HAUUNG—dean out ROOMMATE WANTED — sau. 609-921-6561 eves. Ret. UNITS from 1.000 sq. ft. to 3.400 sq. ft. RESPONSk3LE HatXywads Share lownhouse in Law- oaten & atScm. Exp. ton. LARGE FURNISHED — — aaak home In HcoeweB rencevllle. House incs: mover, flees. 201-358 «605 bedroom. Share bathroom IE GAILERY of HOME; Panntapjon-Amwal araa lo washer, dryir, dbhwaaher. ROUTES 130 and 206 after 5 pm and weekends. with one gentleman. With or TwrtUot wifii option. Appfox. in BORDENTOWN carpeting & 2 luB baths. Cal without toaster oven and re- UGHT HAUUNG — No job SSOO monthly. Dont mind NEW LISTING 609-896-1358 eves & wknds. frigerator. Use of washer, loo amai. Cel enyttme. some work. Would Bee targe Craddock Professional Building. ROOMMATE WANTED — to dryer. Please call after 5pm 609-924-1462. gtaaaning space. Need tor 609-921-6735. Modern air-conditioned office space. UGHT HAUUNG A Movtno. Apr! 1st. Cat 609-883-1090 Yarday. $150 mo + utUites. Qff street parking with strategically ~~~ LX^tf fettsW* QOflT hsMiejSMl. Tues-Fri. 10am-5pm or Cal days 609-737-4067. eves LARGE ROOM — private en- located, excellent access to NJ Turnpike Cal John. 609-921-3897 lor 609-466-16BS Sun-Fri. 215-493-0672. trance, parking. After 6pm 5pm-7pm. 609-771-0920, 924-1723. corridor, Philadelphia and New York II ROOMMATE WANTED — to City. For inspection, call: STUOeNT HAULERS — Ex- WA*fTED SPACE — To share apt off 206 south of LARGE SUNNY Room - with PWIWICBO W1 am UIL9 O* RanLapprox. 1000 + sq.ft. to Princeton. 2 br, 1 bath, fire- bath. Walk to University & 375 Apts For Rent 37S Apts For Rent 37° Rooms For Rent 375 Apts For Rent Twp* HOPEWELL TWP — 1st floor MONMOUTH JUNCTION — PRINCETON MEADOWS — ASK ABOUT OUR DB-AWARE apt w/bedrm. bath, kttehen. Large, w/ fireplace. Kitchen, .1 bdrm, avail. Feb. 1. $100 EQUITY ADVANCE HBGHTS fam. rm, Hv. rm w/brick fpt. bdrm & bath, tnds air utils. refund on security. Call MORTGAGES PROGRAM Luxury Garden Apts. screened porch, basement & Call 201-329-6879. 201-297-7121 eves. ~ AVAILABLE TO On 29 North Showptacs of private backyard. Exc. lo- QVALIflED BUYERS MONMOUTH JCT — near PRINCETON — cozy studio New Jersey overlooking Del- cation for commuters. Princeton Forrestal Center, apt, private bath & cooking Weichert aware River. Many with $475/mo. plus share utils. AH desolated Open House properties will be shown this Sunday from 1 to 5 P.M. furnished efficiency apt, facilities, wall to wall, heat finished basements. Avail, immed. Call 609-737- kitchen, full bath, bdrm. paid, basement storage, just 1 &2BRApt 1480 days, 737-3451 eves. $195/mo. Private home, quiet $235, also 1st floor 4 room, From $390/Mo. HOPEWELL TWP — check male preferred. Write P.O. children fine, heat paid, wall Includes heat, hot water, dis- this stylish 2 bedroom, nes-Box 1354. Princeton, NJ to wall, $350: modem 2 hwasher, tennis court Swim- tled in its rural setting, large 08540. bedroom, $435; prestigious 3 ming pool at nominal cost country kitchen, maple hard- bedroom, patio, deck, MONMOUTH JCT - cozy 609-883-1707 wood floors, fireplace, much carpeted throughout heat I DIRECTIONS: 1-95 south to morel Ready now! Just $425 1st flr 4 room paid, $500; others. Call! Ads Exit 1. take RL 29 No. to Call. Ads subject to avail- ^ AJso 5 subject to availability. Lo- fi J>i • second exit on right. abinty.Locator's ^udid on 6 acres, new decor> formal cator's - M.R.S. Members, FURNISHED — 3room/4 ! $75, 609-394-5900. BROOKSEDE room apt/cottage/house with S90 °- included, pets OK; spacious 3 PRETTY COLONIAL SQUARE DUTCH tOLOMAL equipped kitchen, a/c. individ- PRINCETON BORO — 2 BR MOVEffiOfTIN Lovely 4 bedroom center ha( Colonial KENDALL PARK—Duplex 3 bedroom, children/pets wel- apartment w/ large yard. _ Jo trascoretorsttft mMocatad r-us»- _n tana*y*anents»aa*e Maad n«M>- FHA/VA ftnanSng a mmtttta to me a on large grounds In Kingston. Fine ual heat control, color TV, tcrTcod Ma 4~6aJriX*T»». Zn tMBrs, apt, cellar, Priv. drivedrive., come,, alalll appliances/extras, Available immed. S550/mo. quaifod buyer of a fine new Town- features indude freplace plus 2 wood radio, w/w carpet at motel in t»mmy room w«fi ftocr-«&ca*ng tap. Cpl. $375. mo. 201 -297-7184. $450. Ads subject to avail- + utilities. 201-574-6436 house eonvsnientfy loCTtwrl in HiBs- stoves, slate foyer floor, gas grid and Hightstown/Windsor area. No x otaon lul PaaamaiK tnd rmxt> more. tcraugrv Er^oy maintenance tree Irv abilities. Locator's, M.R.S. days, 609-924-2680 eves. S106XJOO P»«099 more. $106,500. PFI-6075. lease required. From $140 KINGSTON — 2nd floor, pri- nardnork 102.000. M&8438 vate entry, living room, Members $75, 609-394- Princeton Office week including all utilities. RINGOES — Available im- Hiusooro&gfi Office Princeton OSce FBQsborough Office bedroom, study, full bath. No 5900 609-683-0300 609-446-8637. mediately. Fantastic apt. I 201-874-8100 609-683-0300 201-874-8100 children, no pets. Lease, de- MORVEN VILLAGE — Gar- HISTORY BUFFS — Large bedroom,' living room, posit required. $285 plus den .Apartments, Hamilton sunny, newly renovated kitchen, bath, w/w carpet, utilities. Avail. Feb. I, 1982.Township. Private entrance, duplex apt. in old stone Vic- paneled, huge fireplace. COLONIAL 609-924-9700, evenings 609- parking, cable TV available. 1 torian building. 2 bedrooms, $295/mo plus utilities & secur- 921-6602. bedrm from $320. heat, h/w, CONDO IV4 baths, private entance ity deposit.- No pets. & cooking gas incl. 1 block and patio area. Parking at the LAFAYETTE HOUSE — Ber- 609-'443-5200 weekdays A country kitchen with from Rt. 295. Call 609- > fireplace adds to the door. $750/mo. Vh mo. se- keley Sq. historic district. before 5pm or 466>9111 any- curity. No pets. Call Joan at Convenient location over- time. \ overall charm of this end 609-737-9567 after 5pm for looking balcony, 24 hr. door- NEAR ROUTE 130 — 3 ROCKY HILL — new 3 BR unit Condo in Hillsbor- man, ideal for professional, 1 bedroom country duplex, se- 2'/2 bath condo. Foyer. LR, COUNTRY CLUB an. appointment BELOW RATE HOPEWELL ough's Williamsburg & 2 bdrm. apts. from $355. cluded on 9.5 acres, spacious DR, Fam. Room, Kit. & eating MORTGAGE AREA INVESTMENT Call 609-393-2626 for ap-walk-in closets, wall to wall area, screened in porch, gar- Scac.ousa.'xJ immaculate Coiorual is Rental nccxne can be yours wrtri this Square. Offers 2 bed- Choose your pointment. carpeting throughout, all utils. age & basement. Many luxur- - 9 roan *& Snc« custom rvcme set or, neaaed on &eaut*ul tn» Joed grounds two tamdy home on a quiet tree hned rooms and finished base- LAMBERTVILLE — in stone included, children welcome, ious amenities. S895/mo. 2 S<* *»C! 378 380 380 Apts For Rent Houses Houses 3, 4 & 5 Bttdroom Custom ' For Rent For Rent VtLLAG€ 8 - Naw Hop*. 1 A Open House CONTEMPORARY, COLONIAL tidrm. in »c«nic country K2SPERMO— & RANCH HOMES aoM 10 I 96. SpB ON Vi AND 1 ACRE LOTS Sunday, Feb. 7 MPJKL 1st YEAR poof A laundry reomM H 14,900 Rant S32S Exs. mant. garaga. Cal REAL ESTATE 13% Mortgage, No Points Fraffl Q mira Iron 5-30 YEAR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 9S. 60X82-5810 Pnnoston, 9 SPECIALIST FOR SERVICE BACKED IN CORPORATE BY EXPERIENCE RELOCATION CALL WEI DEL WE1DELCORP. REALTORS ora HOUSE OPEN HOUSE Sundai • Ftbruj 7 • 2.-00 • 4:00 P.M. PROFILE OF A CHAMPION UPJt 24 CENTURT NAY ARLENE FEINSTEIN .A 1981 "Weidel Millionaire". Arlene has been a million dollar producer for the past, 3 years, working in the East Windsor office. She is constantly working toward up-' grading her education in the real estate field. A recent graduate of the Princeton School of Real Estate Brokers' course and presently enrolled in the Graduate 172CMTOHD. Realtors Institute. Arlene is a resident of Plainsboro and is well known for her » MJUEOrS HUBN1KMH! Un be setn'm the 2 stone ability in helping people find the home of their dreams with the best possible in f'tsUctt tV brick bvbeqK the tutchen. and the Ditto mortgage terms. . , IS I »TtS &-8-Q pifl c( tSn castomiwj eipiniJed ranch on a ttfji-Maf woocied IH ice tot. Si bmi! bedroom]. 3 full »A APPRA1SA1 for $63,900 to qualified buyer. Transferred iSHt Stowm HMTGJCZ KT-0OW1 or ttied bi!H 73Rj cf lm«| spac< near Frinceton . . $141,300. owner offering this lovely Hamilton Square 3/4 BR split with PRICED RIGHT TO SETTLE ESTATE s Pennington Boro Victorian. 8 rooms. 1H baths, attractive tisxsoa DlRfCTIOHS 20 to Carter Rd to our sign tour hostess • quick occupancy possible, and all methods of financing, to Weidel qualified buyer. Home features LR. OR. modern kitchen. FR double door entry. 170' deep lot with mature plantings and At The tjutt ZZi '.3 and 14 baths. You are cordially invited to your own private detached garage. A very handsome property. Call 737-1500 Of tU HOUSE showing with out represeatatrae. Carol Caglian . . . $61,900. $87,500. Airport SUWMT, FEB. nt Iraa 1 A)to 4.-0 0 Directions. Nottingham Way (W) to Mercer St. (R) to MIRYBROOK RD(R) to Century Way (U HOPEWEU. TOWNSHIP ESTATE • A VERY PRIVATE PLACE 7 acres of solitude for this fine custom-built stone ranch in a HEY, LOOK ME OVER prestigious area of Hopewell Township. A dream come true If you do you'll be sure to fall in love with me. My transferred for this owner who loved the relaxed, easy living afforded by owners put lots of time and care into me, but alas, they • (EDUCED OVEI $14,000 from •otsuoruT the Arizona architecture, but you'll also appreciate the didn't get to enjoy me for very long. My 4 bedrooms and my atpott kfii«( lUfnficeRt restorM home 1st Floor apt has formal touch for entertaining. 10 rooms, 2V4 baths, a 27' ZVi baths are lonely for a new family to make me happy It :•» um« tOSta l»pi 'M csraiara tA tfai jtnkof 2 bedioons. 21x15" Imnt room with cathedra! ceiling, hand catrrr-tom -»KS«T OeufptC iy Sm Oecsnts-emntr tea screened porch overlooks the pool area, a 3-car garage plus a again. I am sitting" in a lovely area called Churchill Gceens lx«ti beams, frencft doorj 15'iIS' ultra Al Kitchen, and a DREAM BY YOUR OWN FIREPLACE in this totally renovated SuuT S3 Uitsl .it tstta tttxxBCi idttl stbcut-tee* superb 18' x 24' workshop is a perfect way to round out this which abounds with friendly neighbors. Don't wait, call the Mode Qutrry tsie br.h Separate heating sjrsteni. Ther 18th Century Colonial in historic C/osswicks. Wood burning excellent property. Call 737-1500. $295,000. good people at Weidel and let them show you all my fine litucoi »'f< yrtit et&vtct IIM tn&t ?*tm Camtn mopane window Ktess to basement i prnrate (ardenj are store heats entire house. LR. OR. Den. ultra-modern kitchen features. I'd be difficult to find at my low price of $90 500 clue ste*t m 2 5 ast an toes m!> ke>Ctd Sjtoa pod. taduded Spaoom 2nd floor apartment with prnrate entry with ceramic tile floor. 3 BRs plus MBR dressing room. 2 Call 883-6950 $90,500. and its own heating sjrfiem has 1 bedroom Reduced to baths and so much more All the warmth and charm of $78,500. OFFERS INVITED111" Come to s«« the 1st Moor yesteryear for $125,000. acvtraem at our OPEN HOUSE To new both please call 8%- 1000 far joof owa penonai tour' DIRECTIONS Soutt) on Quaker Bridge Rd towards 5 points. #2730 rt M jour rtgfct Enter drnewa? on North side of house. Yocr hostea - Bewlj Hubscher CHARMING VICTORIAN • ATTRACTIVE FINANCING " SUPER HOUSE WTTH TODAY'S BEUEVE IT OR NOT is this nearly new Princeton On a quiet tree-lined street in Pennington Boro. we offer you SUPER REDUCTION this attractive Victorian with 7 rooms, 2H baths, 4 bedrooms Mountain View area offers this 4 bedroom two story home at a Se*wS (Uf A tnr—i*—| Doer pian Collection home being offered at less than new models. The including one large i teenager's haven, completely refur- a great new price. A real bargain! Large living room, formal I wn va arwaatJC aoco«tt»«ti n* home features a very dramatic floor plan with room sired reception gallery, raised family room with wall brick bished, including new wall to wall carpeting - now asking dining room, kitchen with a view of a very pretty private yard. imusnaG $94,900. with 13% mortgage, if you qualify - call 737-1500 ' All for $99,500. Hurry to get in before everyone finds out SAwkta * t!» end s* a «ad and nrreoaded bj fireplace, four bedrooms off balcony overlooking family room •EAimFO. COUMULSrUT. tour rears old featuring Sojer. and so much more for only $114,900. now for details. about this dynamite buy! Mf »ra» rinrts am) eraNssasai Btaatap-paeqr 8 asura! pweied famtr room, tat-in lutchen. formal dining room, and 1 Call 883-6950 $99,500. X Mat to matt feat tja warMe Call 521-2700 raatd tmag room, titrtt leOioems. one and a hail bath, two car taragt witti Conft space and maor otru 10 SU IT IS GRAND OLD LADY TOlOVEm1 It was once a blacksmith shop, then a home and now it can » \ V CafiWfi-lOOO S7J.J0O, be your home or your, office. The original family still owns it. so the history of the house has not been lost forever. Located in desirable Pennington Boro, why not make your ap- pointment today. Owner will offer financing to qualified ELM RIDGE PARK - HEN CONSTRUCTION buyer. Come see the difference "pride" makes, this builder is Call 883-6950 $115,000. offering you a choice location for this handsome English Country Cape with attractive brick and cedar exterior, 9 START WELL rooms, 3-1- baths, 4 bedrooms including a 3-room master Start your home ownership in this adorable single level home 9 cm Miard tr » i?ufcJ*6 5«rjer As Ust »«tw UXKLT UK, JBST WUTHK FOt TOOT T L C. tot» muc* suite with fireplace, luxurious bath arid outside balcony. The located in Ewing Township near the Delaware River. Omnaoat Sktf often jfl tte cameMflcs la ea» Imat ta (n*> BHoa goi«g ratt mort««. exceptional eucstne ISSUMItfU mortgage at 71 to qualified buyer. Try a new kitchen is a dream come true with top of the line oak Beautiful new oak kitchen, cheery sunny living room, large «Cl 1 Sttiraans. 2n tactv arpetmf Otaittewi. cntini a> for e*sy way of living in convenient Twin Riven. Townhouse cabinets. 12' x 13' dining room, living room with fireplace. formal dining room and 2 nice sized bedrooms. A garage, j toB d extra .111 « * edwatxa' Tte a a 4 bedroom cotooul wstft 2H baths. Us hviftf at its best LR. DR. kitchen, 2 BRs. 1H baths, finished The (amir) room with fireplace, skylights and sliding doors workshop, and patio with barbecue are some of the extras . MM «Case B t«!Oj Ot nms ti»6 Eta prxtd «n to. fsr ia BesffetwHood basement with bar. Mam; extras offered at i realistic price of will make this one of your favorite rooms to relax in. Im- you can have all for only $57,900. »i7st. Ca« S96-1000 $»300. .$82300. mediate possession. Call 737-1500 $207,000. Call 883-6950 $57,900. TWELVE OFFICES • NEW JERSEY • PENNSYLVANIA EWING/AIRPORT OFFICE PRINCETON OFFICE LAWRENCEVILLE OFFICE EAST WINDSOR OFFICE PENNINrGTON OFFICE No. 2 Highway 31, Pennington, N.J. Mercer Air Terminal 164 Nassau St., Princeton 2681 Main St.. Lawrencevilk, N.J. Rte. 130 - Princeton Road r Call 883-6950 Call 921-2700 H896-1000 Call 448-6200 882-3804 • 737-1500 H OWN AND COUNTRY SPECIALISTS SINCE 1915 Home Hunter's Guide 12-B Week of February 3 - 5,1982 380 Houses 380 Houses 380 Houses Houses For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent GRIGGSTOWN — 3 bdrm LAWRENCEVILLE — luxury PLAINSBORO — 5 rm. cot- TWIN RIVERS — 3 BR, VA ranch on 2 acre hilltop dead townhouse. 2 bdrms, modem tage in private yard. Utils not bath. Avail. 2/14. All ap- Can you own a luxurious end. Eat-in kitchen, convenient kitchen, living included. No pets. 609- pliances, gas grill, move In breezeway. 2-car garage, room, 2Vi baths, 2-car gar- 799-1247. cond. $475/mo. + utils. finished basement. 2 fire- age, fireptee, central air. No PLAINSBORO — 4 BR, 2V4 609-443-4941. places. Pets & children wel- ground maintenance. Carpet- bath. Colonial, nicely de- condominium 6 miles come. $590/mo. Call ing & window covering. Pool TWIN RIVERS — 3 bdrm, corated, $700/mo. Call Fox & 201-359-5159 . & tennis courts. $850+ util. new townhouse, w/w carpet Lazo Realtors, 609-924-1600. Immediate occupancy. $550. HIGHTSTOWN — pic- 609496-1331 for appt & in- spection daily 10-4:30. PLAINSBORO — 4 bedroom, 201-388-6031. ^_ from Princeton for turesque 2 bedroom, set on 2'/! bath Colonial, $750 oversize wooded lot. chil- TWIN RIVERS — 2 bdrm LAWRENCEVILLE — 2 BR month. 3 bedroom, ,2Vi bath condo. All appliances, pool & > • dren/pets welcome, wall to townhouse. Furnished, $600 x Lambertville townhouse, tennis inc. 609-799-0951. wall, at just $325, this is a + utH. Don, 609-896-1424 or less than rent? $500 month. V4 double house WASHINGTON CROSSING must see! Ads subject to 212-552-6379. in Hopewell, 4 bedrooms, 1 availability.Locator's-M.R.S. — lovely 7 room cape cod, LAWRENCE TWP — Con- bath, $550 month. Down- nestled in the country. Formal Members $75, 609-394- stairs, 2 bedroom 1 bath temporary 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining room, large treed lot, 5900. apartment with fireplace, garage, large treed lot chil- newly redecorated throughout HIGHTSTOWN — house for Lawrence Twp, $500 month. dren and pets welcome, at screened sunporch and much family of 3, $500/mo., plus Call Realty World-Audrey just $475,' this lovely Law- morel Just $375. Adi subject utils. & sec. Phone 609- renceville Road location won't Short, Inc. Realtor, 609- to availability. Locator's - 448-1075, 4-5 pm. last long! Ads subject to avail- 921-9222. ability. Locator's - M.R.S. M.R.S. Members $75 609- HILLSBORO 3 bdrm. ranch PRINCETON & VICINITY — 394-5900. — 11A baths, gar., basement, Members $75, 609-394- several brand new homes for gas heat, dishwasher, 5900. rent or lease/purchase from WINDSOR — ready now! Spacious 5 room, enclosed washer, refrigerator. $725 a LAWRENCE TWP — 3 bed- $1,000/mo. Contemporary & mo. 2 mo. sec. References. traditional styles - best loca- sunporch,economical gas joom Ranch, furnished $600; heat, wall to wall throughout, Call 201-369-7801. unfurnished $550. Working tions. J.T. Boyer Realty 609- 921-1805. all appliances, large yard, HOPEWELL TWP. — Lovely couple preferred. No pets. kids/pets fine, a steal at just 4 BR Colonial. 2V4 baths. LR Call 609-452-9218 eves. PRINCETON JCT. — Charm- $295. Call; Ads subject to w/fireplace, DR, fam.rm, full LAWRENCE — 3-bedroom ing 4 BR 2> could be is close as you'll Princeton to Route 571. East on Route 571 toward Members $75, 609-394- 1357 from 9-5. After 7 pm 609-924-2680 eves. ed rear porch. Second unit; 609-586-2812. i"*vr comi' Hightstown to Route 535 (Old Trenton Rd.) Turn left 5900_ PRINCETON — atmosphere! directly behind beachfront in- ispecially this clo^e to Princeton. With warm, on Rciute 535 to Windsor Mill. HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP — MERCERVILLE — Lovely 4 This elegant 7 room has that cludes large living. & dining tnendl-b people tor neighbors. Your ov.n private swim Via Route 130: North or south on Route 130 raised rancher. 3 bedroom, BR Cape w/ LR, Din. Area, and so much more! Cedar area w/fpl, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bath & enclosed and tenr.i-, club A beautiful clubhouse. for parties and toward Princeton,~west on Route 571 (Princeton fireplace, 2 car garage, wood- Den, Eat-in Kitchen & finished closets, formal dining room, ed acre, quiet street. Avail. basement. $600 avail. March library, and too many other porch &• 2 car garage. An get-togethers. Hightstown Road) to One Mile Road. Turn right on exceptional buy at $149,000. One Mile Road at McCraw Hill, to Windsor Mill. Mar. 1. $7i0/mo.°609-883- .1. J.T. Boyer Realty extras to list. All secluded on •Ml this and value vou've got to see to believe! 609-921-1805. Call 609-799-2089 between 6 Models open 11-5 daily and weekends. 6252. 45 rolling acres,.$600. Call One two and three-bedroom homes with stand- today! Ads subject to avail- & 10pm weekdays, anytime ard features like a woodburmng fireplace, private Closed Thursday. (609) 443-6100. if YOU — Care to live in the NEAR ROUTE 206 — coun- weekends. try farmhouse, secluded on 3 ability. Locator's - M.R.S. terrace, central air-conditioning, rich carpeting, very best, don't deprive your family from prestigious living acres, completely modern- Members $75, 609-394- BEACH HAVEN — 6 bdrm, appliances, gas heat, and more \ou must see for Luxury condominiums 6 miles just because you are renting. ized to include all of todays 5900. Victorian bungalow. Sleeps vourselt. AH included from Princeton; From $55,490. Inspect this Ig. elegant Col- conveniences, without losing PRINCETON — 4BR, 11. 1 block to .beach. Avail. Now vou can understand whv we've sold 204 of onial home, situated on a that charming look of yester- furnished, 4 mi. from P.U. 7/3-7/17, $1,400. 8/21-9/4, these beautiful condominiums in the last 18 months beautiful landscaped site in year! Energy efficeint ap- One acre, extra-rooms, lawn $1,500. 609-737-3949 eves. alone And wh\ people just like vou who thought they Mon. Jet. Perfect for ex- pliances, including washer & care. Avail. April 1, $695/mo. FRIPP ISLAND, S.C. — Fully couldn't atiord a home this sensational found that at ecutive-type family. Ref. req. dryer, hardwood floors in din- Children & pets' welcome. turn, twnhse condo on ocean $850 per mo. By appt. only. ing room, den and living Phone 609-921-2714 eves. avail, by week or mo. Golf,, room, upstairs bedrooms and Windsor Availability neg. 201-329- PRINCETON — 2 bdrm tennis, sail, swim, bike & hall carpeted wall to wall, fire- 12% 3-year mortgages 2418. townhouse, liv .rm, din rm, miles of beach at your ~~FOR IMMEDIATE RENT place, much more! Just $400. doorstep. 609-452-2300 exU Ads subject to availability. Lo- kitchen, 1 bath, full basement, with 30 year amortization private yard with trees. $640. •4089 days. COZY 3 BR Vh BATH cator's - M.R.S. Members, Available immediately. J.T. w/finished basement and $75, 609-394- 6900. HILTON HEADi S.C. — 3 Mill Boyer Realty, 609-921-1805. Villas available. Two villas are patio. NESHANIC AREA — of Hill- Gongoleunv PROPERTY MANAGE- in Sea Pines. #807 is in • Conveniently located near sboro Twp. Country setting. 3 shopping, school and com- MENT — LEAVE' YOUR Harbour Town and #6985 is Floors of Ttmetcaa Beauty bdrm house, large rooms. overlooking the 2nd Fairway muter bus too! Avail, (immediately. $500/mo. HOME OR INVESTMENT $550/mo PROPERTY IN CAPABLE of the prestigious Harbour plus utils. Call Miller Agency Town Golf Course. Both are HOMES OF QUALITY P ealtors. 609-924-3366, HANDS, 20 YRS. EXPERI- 2BR/2B and rent by the week 1201-874-8000. ENCE. J.T. Boyer Realty, 609-921-1805. only for $750 and $700 from ._ 4431313 NEW HOPE.PA — Village II owner compared to Plantation SKIERS •— House Swap. Got a gripe or a ieiit? *Write your editor. townhouse, eat-in kitchen, all rates of $910 and Condo in Dillon, Colorado, KENDALL PARK — Bruns- appliances, 2 story living $810/wk.#807 is for sale at sleeping 6, for house in wick Acres. 5 bedrooms, 3 room open to secluded deck ' $210,000 and #6985 is for Mercer County area. Need baths, fireplace, central air, 2 facing woods, fireplace, 2 BR, sale at $230,000 if you are house April 24-May 2. Condo car garage, nice area. Avail- den w/sliding doors to patio, interested. The third villa (#8) avail, any dates. Dillon w/in able now. $700/n>o\ Vh baths, centra) air.car- is on the 18th Fairway of the 25 mins. of 4 areas. 201-297-5523. peted, draped. Walking dis- Robert Trent Jones Golf 609-466-3369 for details. KENDALL PARK — 4 bdrm, tance to town. 6 mos. oc- Course in Palmetto Dunes. Tired of Waiting?? Ig. liv rm, den, eat-in kit, $595 cupancy beginning March. SWAP HOUSES — local cou- Walk to golf, tennis and mo. + utils. 609-799-3165. $575/mo. + utils. 215-295- ple living in France wishes to beach. 2BR/3B with sleeper 9265. return to area in June or July sofa. Weekly rate is LAWRENCEVILLE — presti- for 2-4 weeks. Desires 3 bdrm PENNINGTON BORO — S575.Photos available on all Make That Move " gious location, 8 rooms, 4 home in exchange for 4 bdrm three. Phone 609-799-3191. charming 3 bedroom, 1V4. bdrms, 3 baths, carpeted, fire- home in suburbs of Paris. bath, living room, dining HILTON HEAD, S.C. 2 place, 2 car garage, $650/mo. 609-396-5247. . Call only 5-6 pm 609-882- room, den, sun porch, base- bdrm/2 bath condo. Golf, free 5066. ment garage, big yard. Nice TOWNHOUSE — East Wind- tennis, pool. $319-$399/wk. neighborhood. $625 + util. sor. 3 bedrooms, 2V2 baths, Call owner 609-924-5560. LAWRENCEVILLE 609-896-0845. Townhouse — At WoOdmont. avail, soon: $550 including LONG BEACH, ISL. — New, 2 bdrm,~2 car garage, fire- PENNINGTON — 3 bedrm., 2 trust ,bay Want contemporary w/3 place, w/w carpeting^poal & baths, living room w/ fire- levels of decks, 4 BR, 2 baths*, tennis club inc. Rent $900 place, dining area, kitchen & RICHARDSON REALTORS LR w/fireplace.» Fam. Rm. mo. Call 609-799-2560 after 6 den, 2 car garage. $650/mo 609-448-5000 $250,000. Avail. May. 13% pm. + utils. 609-737-8331 after 4 TWIN RIVERS — 3 bedrm. owner financing w/low down- JUST TEN MMUTES TO THE TRAIN - pm. 2V4 bath townhouse for rent. payment. J.T. Boyer Realty SPACIOUS AND LOVELY... The perfect ' Immaculate Tudor-Style Colonial offering 4 home lor 9» professional or executive mat ts EAST WINDSOR - Immaculate three bedrooms. 2Vi baths, family room with wood Call 201-386-1369. 609-921-1805. tootang lor a cSflenjrt type home This 5 to 7 bedroom, two and a hail bath colonial on a. burning brick fireplace, wall to wall carpeting, bedroom, 3 bath. 3 fireplace snowpiace beauttfufty landscaped tot This meticuJousty centrafair conditioning and many additional axJC also accommodate a corrpiete n-lai* maintained home fea&res a bock fireplace extras.- $82,500. suite with private entry Gracious in the family room, many upgraded fixtures entertaining in targe-warm atmosphere and extra nsUabon. Priced at just GREAT EWING NEIGHBORHOOD. rooms lead to Florida room ovenootang $96,900/ 'AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Leonard Van Hise Agency. •d grounds. THIS IS M WEST WIND- Call for an appointment today! - . MEMBER MERCER COUNTY MULTIPLE USTING SERVICE ^ ! OPEN HOUSE 160 Stockton St. Office: 609 448-4250 Hightstown. NJ. 158 Montgomery Road Rocky HB.NJ Sunday 1-4 P.M. MEWIY USTEDK! Tha tove*y 3 bedroom ATTENTIONI DOCTORS, LAWYERS, AC- home caters ff*e wantttft of w^od beamed A breathtaking view of 'rambSng countryside COUNTANTS, PROFESSIONALS, eating n trie ivng room, a lamdy room wWi •s yours lo enjoy from every room of this M-iAWS... Please call us today on this very CuBHn Occfccsses. master bedroom and exquisite home. Just one of its'many-fantas- special home. Beautiful Montgomery lo- bath wti Jarge inen doset Spacious tic features, come see for yourself. cation adds to this 4 BR home featuring a 4 CHARMING CUSTOM BUILT HOME in Hightstown: This screened DINING PORCH through $184,900. room office suite or apartment....Terrific brick home has living room w/fireplace and exit to a FRENCH DOORS from a forma* oVwig Droctwrts from Princeton-Route 206 N. right Value for 11x19 elevated patio, dining room which leads to a SURROUNDED BY MATURE TREES: Here's an op- room, A TRUE VALUE AT on Sycamore Rd.. left on Montgomery Road, - $120,000. 12x12" enclosed porch, modern kitchen w/setf cleaning portunity to live near top-rated schools and still enjoy low $78,000. o*on on nanL (Rt 518 & Mountalnview) CALL TODAY! stove and cozy breakfast nook. Panelled rec. room in the taxes. This charming 7 room Hightstown home includes basement area, 2 nice size bedrooms and spacious economical gas heat and a large fenced yard. A spacious OaOVHtt MJUt OTATO ceramic bath. Attic offers very nice expansion dining room and pine floors are beautifying touches for WIST WMDSOB-JHNNCfTOM JCT. possibilities. $«1,000. the antique collector. The detached 2 car garage can VOX * LA2O is a leader in NEW CON- PLAINSBORO 2 FAMILY: Located in center of town on double as a workshop w/plenty of electricity for lights STRUCTION In the area—cat today and we lovely tree lined street. Most systems are 2 yrs. old. and power tools. $59,900. can antwer questions you might have or we Carpeting throughout. Many extras. A must see at only 1 can arrange a personal consuRaoon at your $105,000.* REASONABLY PRICED TWO FAMILY: Your family can live comfortably in the 7 room apartment while renting CUSTOM BUILT IN HIGHTSTOWN: 5 rooms, 2 baths. 2 out the other 3 room and bath apartment to help with car garage. Many nice features including lovely fireplace. your mortgage payments. $67,500. Expansion possibilities. Nice location. $15,500. KGHTSTOWN SPLIT: Located in lovely section of town WELL MAINTAINED INCOME PROPERTY: 16 rooms this spacious split level offers plenty of living area for presemty used as 3 apartments, 3 modem kitchens. your growing family. 9 rooms, 2V4 baths, 2 car garage. Aluminum siding, comb, storms & screens for easy $85,250. maintenance. $W,000.* HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP: 2 acre building lot on Rt. 518. OFFICE SPACE available for rent: Call for details. Call for information. ' $37,000. AFTER HOURS AND SUNDAY CALL: Richard Van HU«C.R.Sv 44S-B042 Wa'rnmOlMn REALTORS AND INSURORS JeanEsch 44«-117S Larry Murray 449-2570 50? 890 Barbara Sdmedefc*r 44B4MS4 Jan* Cox 448-3322 15 Opportunity Since 1B86 Cindy Mnhbury 44I-O42t .Boonl* Wham-Pnrtow 44S-3094 ftEAlKXT Suzam»Sp*er 443-4255 Home Hunter's Guide Week of February 3 • 5. 1982 13-B 385 390 390 390 Resort Resort Business Business Business Lawrenceville Properties Properties Properties Properties Properties Rohill Village in Hillsborougri Executive Styling LONG B6ACH SKI CAUELBACK — F«b BUBXHNG — Near Perv NASSAU STREET Office OFFICES — Princeton. 145 —Haven BMCft. HJ On* Mock 12—tfvough War*. Lwr'rr ningtxi Ode w/ office, wont Space tor rent — One 400 sq. Wlthersooon St 1-2-3 rooms . 2 «y. 2100 C4»ic»«aocrL 3 Or. y m & garage set up. Ideal ft. office which can be divided from $150/mo. jndudes utili- Somq Ranch, treptac*. My Gloria Landmark Cranbury Estate, Imagine the quiet days and nights spent New Construction in West Windsor: Who says you can't get quality in this Italian Style Renaissance home. This 200 year old 15 room built homes anymore? Private cul-de-sac with very attractive home on 4 acres was painstakingly restored to its original grandeur. features. Priced to sell from $127,900. Plus attractive financing, call The library, living room, and master bedroom each have a marble for all the wonderful details! I fireplace. The kitchen is completely modernized along with many Nilson other improvements. For the active ones there is an inground pool and 2 stall horse bam with tack room, and Kentucky Blue grass grazing field. All of this makes this residence a showplace as well as REALTORS a family home. $290,000. "ANY HOUSE & GARDEN UNDER THE SUN" Route 571, Princeton Junction 609-448-8600 Caldwalder Heights destined to be historical, has a 15+ room stone mansion with 7 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, a Florida Room enclosed with lead pane glass, hardwood floors, and all the original cherry mouldings. Extensive alarm system) 2 car garage set on a high hill.; Quality Goes In!! Are you nuts about construction? Listen to this. A 4 When you care enough to own and appreciate the best. $124,900. or 5 Bedroom home located in Danbury with 6 inch exterior wall construction, caradco casement windows, a poured concrete full basement, raised panel doors, 6 inches of insulation in walls 9 inches in the ceiling. A full wall stone fireplace in the famiry room. Cedar siding, intercom system, central vacuum and a heat pump for the energy conscious. Plus a whole lot more. $196,000. MEET THE GLORIA NILSON Realtors MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR PRODUCERS! Left lo right (Front row) Grant Brogden. Bob Wilson Suzanne Levme Carey Heck (Second row) Betty Names GionaNiison.Mary Bjorkholm (Third fow) Martha Ounloy. Jeanne Boak. Mark Wilson. Peggy Halleran COME JOIN OUR TEAM If you have worked in corporate sales or enjoy selling, •*» you owe it to yourself to investigate career opportuni- Pristine Custom CoioniaJ in the suburbs of Princeton on 4 wooded ties with Gloria Nilson Realtors. Achieve your potential CUSTOM BUILT IN CRANBURYI This home features 4 oversized acres. Live where one home outdoes another. Features indude 4 with high income and our outstanding incentive plan. bedrooms, a full basement, and 2 car garage. How about these for •: bedrooms. 3 fufl baths, Irving room, formal dining room, family room CM today form confidential Interview! extras: Stained moldings throughout, 13' Cathedral ceiling in family with fiekJstone fireplace. A 2 car attached garage, plus a full room with 8 ft Vermont marble fireplace with 2 arched wood bins, basement with extra high ceiSng. 2 zone heat on 82 gallon hot water hardwood pegged floors, custom solid oak cabinets, intercom, heater, central vacuum system. The kitchen includes a jennaire central vacuum, electric garage door opener, up-graded neutral range, GE serf-deening range dishwasher, and solid oak cabinets. carpeting, cradco casement bay windows, all on 2 acres. $240,000. Plenty of extras and upgrades throughout. $112,500. Home Hunter's Guide 14-B Week of February 3 - 5.1982 400 390 Business 390 Business 390 390 Business 390 Business Business 400 Business 400 Business Business Properties Properties •Properties Properties Properties Properties Opportunities Opportunities Opportunities office SPACE - OFFICE SPACE — tor pro*. OFFICE SPACE for rent — 3 OFFICE SPACE — 1280 sq. ONE-MAN Office - Individual WAREHOUSE SPACE — ADVERTISING BUSINESS KEROSENE HEATERS — SATISFIED WITH your pres- or medfcai use. 1300 aq. ft or room office on 3rd floor at 40 office In modern office com- located in Monmouth Jet. 866 for sale. Profitable advertising Rapidly growing industry. ent work? Make a new life ranccvJe. ProtannionH oftca ft unfinished In new of- 660 aq. ft Stately seeing. Be- WUherspoon St. Princeton. plex. Secretarial & telephone sq. ft., concrete floor, large sales rep business in central Cash in on a great opportunity with Shaklee. Good income, space 500 to 1900 aq. ft fice/light industrial bldg. tween New Brunswick and *400/mo ind. a/c & utib. 1 yr. answering service in same electrical service, easy ac- New Jersey. Ongoing con- to buy a going business at bonus car & travel can all be Looted on busy •Hamttt Rt. located in West Windsor. Im- Princeton on Rt 27. Ample lease w/opflon to renew. space. Reply to Box cess. $250 monthly. Call tracts for exclusive advertis- reasonable price. VR Busi- yours. Call Fred Campbell. 1. across from L—r»ncsv*s mediate availably. $266. mo. perong on prermeee. zui- 609-924-3794 aft. 6 pm. Finishing at tenants expense. 04248 c/o Princeton Packet. 609-924-4522. ing sales representation with ness Broker of Central NJ. 609-259-9817. Shopping Center. Ample local publications. Oppor- 821-6810. OFFICE SPACE — At 224 CaB 609-799-2828 PRIVATE office, or desk WAREHOUSE— 4.000 to 609-989-8349. ' SECRETARIAL SERVICE — parting. Separate m*Se». Im- tunity to get into an estab- Wooctand St Chambersburg. space. Reception & tele- 40,000 square feet. Loading Established, profitable in med occupancy. $7 pmrsq. ft OFFICE SPACE — tor lease. OFFICE FOR RENT — 250 lished and growing advertis- LARGE TRACTS of Land — S35O/mo. Previously occu- phone answered. Profes- Docks. Located 1 mile from cutting rights available, pro- Princeton area. Ideal for Cafl Tom Durthy. Realtors, 2 offices with lots storage to 1200 aq. ft avail. Modem ing rep business. Advertising area and private toiet Heat pied by commercial photogra- sional space. Princeton ad- center of Princeton on Route fessional cutters only. 609- owner/operator. Low invest- 215-322-9090. carpeted office located on or sales experience ad- included. On sae parting. pher. Ca* between 9 and 4 dress. Secretarial on pre1- at Washington & Alexander 267-7049. ment. 609-924-0905. OFFICE SPACE — «\ Prince- Main St. Pennington. All utili- visable. Can be run from your Mnutes from tump** ex* #8. p.m. 609-683-2238. mises. 12x13. $250. P.O. Box Roads. Long or short term SEEKING CASH FLOW? — ton. Total 2700 sq. ft *va£- ties plus a/c. included. Call home. Bank financing avail- LAWRENCEVILLE Cal 609-448-3115 after 1pm V. Rocky Hill. NJ 08553. lease. Princeton Business abte. Sublease 1-3 years or OFFICE SPACE — Available owner 609-737-2800. able. Owner retiring. Phone or LIQUOR STORE Local business/professional or 201-297-4200. 9-Spm. Park. 609-921-3150 or 452- group admitting associates to more. tndvidual oAces and' 450-600 sq. ft in Research OFFICE — 1,000 to 40^000 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE — write H.C. Agency. 609-655- OWNER FINANCING 1234. , or sutes avaiable Conve- OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Park. Cat Deidre Cook 609- Square Feet Located 1 mile office space available in small 4010, P.O. Box 10, Cranbury, Owner will hold a low rate share in development of se- nietfl tocs&orv Unimrted part- — centra) Nassau SL Smafl 921-3770. from center of Princeton on modem building in Law39- 5 N.J. 08512. mortgage for the qualified cure income source. Requires Investment buyer of this established 10-15 hrs/wk. Call Mon-Fri ing Reception area ooUd be or large avail, now. tow rent. OFFICE SPACE — avail.. Rt Route 1 at Washington & Ale- renceville. On bus route v/i COINS WANTED — Topliquor store business located 6-7:30 pm. 609-443-3014. made avaftabJe. Competiove Telephone secretarial ser-27, Kend. Park. Can Denis xander Roads, Princeton miles south of 95,1 mile north Property prices paid. You owe it to pnong. Cal 609-924-9050 torvices available. 609-921- Business Park. 609-921- of Trenton freeway on 206. in a 2 story brick building with SELLER FINANCING — 2 Realtors. 201-297-2822. PRINCETON BORO Duplex yourself to check into this ad. appomcment 0400. 3150 or 452-1234. One suite left. Immediate oc- a 5 room apL and garage. In bldgs. on Commercial Comer — side/side, separate gas Sound good? Send self- ad- cupancy. Call 609-883-1770. Lawrenceville. $275,000. acre. 2 story store plus 5 BR. furnaces, insulated, could be dressed stamped envelope & PR-8098. Call 609-683-0300. PROFESSIONAL — Office $.25 service fee to Brown, house (corrtmercial too!). Am- condominimized, or doctors Realtor. Princeton Office. ple parking. Easy terms: $22k Space for rent. Two offices office, on Harrison St., CB10, P.O. Box 1403, Tren- WBCHERT ton, NJ 08618. down. SACRIFICE sale. located inside a medical fa- $13,800/year income, price cility in East Windsor Twp. $138,000. Owner 609-921- DONT WATCH US GROW... MASON — Licensed Florida Receptionist services and 6612. Come join our world! Discover contractor has position avail- PICKUP Waiting room included in ren- able for ambitious person will- 400 why success minded people tal cost. Call 609-448-9595. Business are building their own Amway ing to relocate to Florida. Ex- ERA LOGO ROBBINSVILLE. N.J. — near business. For the whole story, cellent partnership/profit shar- Opportunities SPORT SHOE Repair Busi-; Tpk. 7A. In 500-1000 sq. ft. phone 609-448-8403. ing arrangements possible. units suitable for travel $60,000 FIRST Mortgage — Must be experienced in allness — excellent profit. Full' ESTABLISHED WORD Pro- phases of concrete and ma- or part time. Reasonably' agency, insurance office, for 15 years at 15% needed. cessing and typing service for manufacturer's rep., storage, 100% government guaran- sonry construction. Call for priced. Call Jim 609-443- sale, in the heart of Princeton details. 609-799-2828 or 609- 6291. , etc. Call between 9-4 pm,teed. Mortgage value more business district. Call 609- 1381, 609-259-7333. 452-2251 nights. STATIONERY BUSINESS — than twice secured by prop- 921-6550. erty. Will consider investors MINI-MALL Space — for rent for sale with or without build- SINGLTOFFICE BUILDFNG ESTABLISHED Day Care — — storage garages available for lower amounts. Send at $250 per mo. in Montgom- ing. Gross $400,000, with name & telephone number for Nursery facility, .state ap-ery Shopping Center. Ideal for substantial potential for in- SUNSPACE also. Pennington Rd. Tren- proved. Business and prop- ton. Near I-95 and airport. more detai^ to Box#04280 part time or secondary busi- crease in developing sub- c/o Princeton Packet. erty to be sold. Asking ness. Sales help can beurban location. J.T. Boyer, Available Nov. 1st. 609-737- $184,900. Century 21 Krol, 8282 or 609-882-3365. $60.00/HUNDRED~^ecuring provided. J.T. Boyer Realty, Realty, Realtor, 609-921- Solar Living! Realtors 609-924-7575. Realtor, 609-921-1805. 1805. RETAlL~SPACE — at Mont- — stuffing envelopes!! Offer 882-5000. details: Rush stamped SWING LOAN WANTED — Add sunny living gomery Shopping Center on FOR SALE — Schwinn Bike NATIONAL CREDIT CORP self-addressed envelope. Im- of $15,000, collateral property Rt.206. Mini-mall within large Store. Exc. gross potential, — makes loans to home own- perial P-594X17410 Fort worth $150,000. Call 609- space to your home - store will lease space and located betw. Princeton & ers to purchase businesses. Lauderdale. Florida 33318. 259-9211., provide sales personnel for New Bains. Serious inquiries Phone 609-396-7500 or while reducing absentee merchant. Ideal for ADDITIONAL INCOME" —only. Call betw. 10am-6pm, 201-246-4883. TYPESETTING/Typography second outlet or part time re- Develop financial indepen- 201-297-8990. — long established. Owner retiring. Great reputation with energy costs! tailer. $250 per month. J.T.dence with your own busi- IF YOU WOULD — like to PRINTING BUSINESS — off- many local firms. Includes Boyer Realty, Realtor 609- ness. Riskless. Up to $20,000 earn an additional $20,000 or set & letter press.- Owner building. VR Business 921-1805. part time possible. Call for more & are presently oc- must sell due to illness. Com- your appointment workdays, Brokers of Central N.J., STORES For Rent — Mer- cupied in public relations, plete printing business & 9-noon. 609-448-4383. 609-989-8349. Princeton Energy cerville. N.J. East State St. training, motivation or teach- building, including apt. Est. 30 Ext., heavily traveled area, ing, call 609-443-3014. yrs. 51 North Olden Avenue, WICKER FURNITURE Buii- Group 921-1965 surrounded by homes & apts. BAKERY BUSINESS — INVESTORS or PaVners — Trepton.NJ. 609-396-4285 or ness — for sale in suburban Call 609-586-3611. Princeton. Grossing over minimum of $100,00^ each 396-8990. Princeton area. Full price of $200,000. $65,000 with $10,000 is cost of inventory. WAREHOUSE" SPACE~~— for a boat related business. possible owner financing. J.T. Boyer Realty, Realtor, Princeton Jet. location. 50c Historical & commercial REAL ESTATE And — In- Henderson Investment already have the approval & 609-921-1805. per sq. ft. per month. Properties 609-921 -9111. surance agents, auto sales 609-799-4331. license. Call 609-394-2635. and other professionals. 405 Interest rates and inflation af- Real Estate fecting your commission or Wanted income? Earn $700 to $5000 PROFESSIONAL Couple — per month part time while With large monthly income Only 4 Homes Left! building your own business in wish to purchase house marketing and wholesale dis- through alternative financing. tribution. Many benefits. De- $8,000 cash -available for- tails by appointment. Call down payment. Call $108,500 evenings 215-943-1356. 201-297-0100 X475 days. Traditional Colonial styling enhances each Sturwood RESTAURANT — successful 410 Garage/Storage REAL ESTATK Hamlet home. These luxury models feature 4 bedrooms, established business in his- toric renovated grist mill. for Rent i PRIHCCTOH JUHCTION OfFlCE PlAiNSBORO OFFICE 2V} baths, fireplaces,, wall-to-wall carpeting, and 2-car Listed as one of state's top garages -- on lovely wooded lots! ^~i 100 restaurants by N.J3 .STORAGE BINS — avail- Monthly Magazine. Presently able at Storage Bam in Law- renceville. Call 609-924- serving only lunch. Great 1882. FINANCING profit potential. Business and 2V2% equipment. $55,000. GARAGE IN Princeton ~^- AVAILABLE TO, QUALIFIED BUYERS Central location on Linden R.A. WEJDEUREALTORS Lane. Avail "Feb 10. $40/mo. Models Open Daily Except Mon. & Tues. 609-921-2700 II ! PICTURE CANNOT CAPTURE the value of this expansive 609-921-3152 before 10 am. 3 bedroom Ranch *ith a screened porch and in-ground 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. / (609) 896-1660 pool set on Four Acres m Hamilton Twp. $129,000. DIRECTIONS: From Princeton - south on Rt. 206 to Franklin Comer Road. Turn right, then hear left (500 feet past Deli) I£W LISTING - Our tmiriKuUte East Windsor 4 CONVENIENCE OF ONE FLOOR LIVING can be yours in onto Denow Road to Sturwood Hamlet. WEI DEL REAL ESTATE, Inc. bedroom. 2h bath home with all desired comforts has this 3 bedroom, 2H bath home in the Devonshire Twelve Locations • New Jersey •' Pennsylvania specui Financing Amlibk to qualiTied at 2^ below section of East Windsor $96,900. SPECIALISTS IN CORPORATE RELOCATION mark« rate. $93,900. INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE with our 4 bedroom Split C1AJIBUIY CHJUMER • This 3 bedroom. 2 bath level home in East Windsor with central air and is Cdc-ui close to town «ith owrared barn/£arage. convenient to major roads. $75,000. watts jour inspection $104,000. ION TJUIS & »t!KCCTOil UMESS come with our ENJOY OLD CHARM and new convenience in this 200 beautiful 3 bedroom, 2H bath forrestaJ Village vear old 2 bedroom, I bath West Windsor home in the m Planatoro Twp. Easy access to altheart of Dutch Neck. $74,900. transportatico $139,500. OHei mar »« COMMOTING IS EASY from our East Windsor 3 EXKUTTVE KCTVEitT - Peai experiences tn residential Ho Brokt" OUTSTANDING CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARY custom built for bedroom. 2H bath townhouse. Extras include a finished active family living and luxurious entertaining. 4 bedrooms, Imni can be etiicied in mar *ery special 5 bedroom, 3 study, game room, family room, enclosed porch, gourmet basement with wet bar. $69,900. bath tome m Oinburj. • $187,500. kitchen and full basement. 7.G diverse acres with barn, split rail pastures, stream and pond.l mile from I-95. Owner financing considered. • < LOWO TtXJl limi£ST tATES with Ounet Financing SET ON A RISE — immaculate Mountain View colonial to a Qualified bujw asd 1* m the nicest < bedroom, •n Ewing Twp. with 4 large bedrooms and a country WEIDEL, INC. 2H Juts (seme in Unmtvtf Hegfta. Harmton Twp. kitchen ts ready for immediate occupancy Route 532, R.R. 1 $93,500. $115,000. OAK KNOLL Washington Crossing, Pa. 18977 ASSUHABLE Sli rortpfe for qualified buyer* Phone:(215)493-6544 jiaslafii* en tftB 3 bedroom. 2h bath East Windsor ROSSMOOR (Monroe Twp ) Charming Vermont model. 1 tewfsteae with cestrai mcausn & full basement. 'App.. year young with 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, shaded patio just in EWING TWP. Town & Country Specialists Since 1915 bal 128,000 . menthrj PiTl $408 $72,500. reduced to only $59,900. Quality Homes by a Reputable Builder for many years WEIDEL REALTORS £tea: Opportune for Dwetopment. S6 acre parcel in Plamsboro Township, and 101 acre parcel in JMjtan To»wftis Easy access to Route 130. New Jersey Turnpike. Route 1. Commuter Trams to New York 13%% PKil*j«fpfty Terms Amiable. Ca!! for more specific details. SNEAK Straight 30 year mortgage 3 PREVIEW Points to qualified buyers. S0979S4181 609-799-6060 OFFICE SPACE W 503 Ptainboro Road N_L PUinjboro, N.J. PRICED •far cMBaJctt details, eetaia a copj of tbt scntc* coBtract from oar ERA Real Estate Office. RESEARCH PARK Each office ndependentfy owned «nd operated. FROM Wiwtin »f Mart*r —d MlddUm Gouty WtoHtpU Ibttag Sfrici 1101 State Road, Princeton, N.J. Open 7 Days $59,900 $4.00 per square foot net, net ft Up areas up to 30,000 square feet. 3 Models 427,000 square feet in Park ; Ranchmn, Copt, Cotonktk LOCATION £ VALUE YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS . Occupied by approx. 50 Tenants Featuring 3 & 4 b«droem», laundry on 1st floor & Princeton Mailing Address •xc«lknt energy •fficienl Models Open Daily and Phone Number mud Sellers «teet teeelely podtag*. 12-5 P.M. Model Phone: 882-2606 i» the CLASSIFIED PACES CALL: Research Park r CXdan AWM toParked * A' • ..Mob a right.:. . Go fwo miW» . .. At Mcond light a nd« ontono ga Eggwtw t Crouirn Road Mahv first Wft to model ho«M 609-924-6551 OH ItI. * Jl . . . TurTurn ontonto lEwingnR* Road Appro*, two min . . . Mok* kit onto Ego*m Crouing Mot* Kr* Mi to n>M ham*. bdwhm Afnt * *• Bvrkr AaHtcr S»7-2707 »•••»•••••••••»• Home Hunter's Guide Week of February 3 - 5.1982 15-B 410 Garage/Storage *» Land For Sate Red Estate 43° Real Estate 430 Real Estate Windsor Regency Apartments For Rent Twp. — 18- for Sale For Sale For Sate ...A nice place to live! Karbounon. Sou-i FlnencinQ PENMNGTOM. Hi — Up » BY OWNEfl — Ewlng Twp, DESIRABLE Ptainsboro lo- stop*. Seduded. View. Gooc — Charming 4 BR detached Luxurious, Spacious Apartments just moments from the heart of iSOOiq. ft. lor cofc3 scrag* or prime location, on bus Rne, cation — 4 bdrm colonial, 1 $119,500 historical Princeton txanes*. Wfl dMde. ft *}. cotoniaj. 2% betra. beaut- near schools & Trenton State 1 ft 2 Bedrooms from $365. (amity room w/JIreplace. ex- The ultimate in gracious living, this prestig- It Ca* Wwdaf RHI Estate. Twp. — 38* jfuBy finlanad b—tnenL Al CoBege- Beautiful custom cellent landscaping. By Rent includes: ious, new complex offers spacious 1 and 2 BR 608-7371500. Eve*. 609- acre*. Cteatmt lrontapa lor Included. Spa- butt home w/estabished In- owner. Call 609-799-4018. apts. and rental townhouses of up to 1300 so,, feet 737-1036. asfc tor FUcfwd subdMftort $115,000 V. acT* comer lot in come. Perfect for investment, 1 DETACHED COLONIAL - 3, Cooking gas •Hot Water Exclusive luxury features include: Sr Twin Rtvera. Creative financ prtvatto nofno Bno/Of pco* bdrms. 2% baths, fireplace, 1 • Optional den w/custom wet bar Done PESsa. vig and many extras- No lassional office. 10 rooms, 2 Heating gas g finished bsmt towty home at • Private entrance •Color-coordinated kitchen REAL ESTATE brokers please. 609-448- fua baths, fun baaement park- tor rwn — 2 spocn Days Twin Rrvers. $82,500 with as- Patios A balconies on all apartmmnts. • Private balcony From $500 per mo. ind. heat $09-737-3113 6780. ing area in rear tor 10-12 cars. 6G9-984-5S«5. «v«s 921- sumabte $40,700 at 8%%. REALTOR ARE YOU GETTING — the By BpTy^"frT*ir*'** only Cadi Some with central air. Immediate Occupancy 8573 $529 montWy P.l.T.l. 609- F YOU ARE LOOWNG ~ reel eilaia brokerage advice 609-882-0857 between MODELS , STORAGE SPACE FOB 443-3451. Office open Mon.-Fri. 10-4:30; Sat 12-4 FOR you deeerve? • ShouW you 9am-5pm. OPFN DAILY RENT — MiGHTSTOWN EAST WINDSOR — Location Phone 009448-2964 or 448^6553 an 18- acre ••tat* seeing sal or hold? Is It necesaary to CHARMING Cape Cod — in ABEA. 6O9-i*8-C325 & value you can't afford to wtfi private pawed road. „ go bankrupt? In New Jersey desirable GJendal section o» miss. Energy efficient 4 ...a solar oriented why ncx check with us! Ewing Twp. 4 DOYms, 1V4 Windsor Regency Apartments bedroom home, unique. A nan. tram NYC. top w V CROSSROADS CARNEGIE SCS AGENCY REALTORS REALTORS Princeton Circle at Rt. 1 • / South Main & Mercer St. Hightstown • 609-921-6177 609-452-2188 609-448-0113 \ f och oHIct 1$ indipmndtntly owned and op*rot»d. Each offlcm It lnd»p»nd*nt\y owned and operated : HICKORY ACRES • 4 BR Split, part, finished basement; brick patio w/ gas grill. Central air. ASSUMABLEI 6% on Bal. fpprox. $308 mo. to qual. buyer. Transferred Owner reduces to $89,900. EUISDALE - 3 Bedroom home, featuring fireplace in Living Room, Dining Room, all electric modern kitchen. Rural location. Reduced $6S,000. NORTH LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP OFF CARTER ROAD 2Vi N wooded acres surrounds this custom 5 bedroom Williamsburg cokjruaJ. Separate in-!aw suite. Princeton address. Lawrence Just Reduced $238,500. REALTOR HVEtSIDE - Princeton - Charming Traditional Colonial on wooded EXTRA INCOME! Home with rental unit in prime location. Quiet professionally landscaped lot. Very spacious home with 2800 square street in Ewing. Downstairs: 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, living room, feet of Living Space. Lovely Master Suite with fireplace. Walk-in dining room, modem eat-in kitchen. Upstairs: 1 bedroom, 1 bath, Closet. Delightful home Inside and Outside with every amenity. GET READY FOR SUMMER where DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE - Live in living room and kitchen. $65,000. $210,000. you will enjoy the inground pool or one apartment and rent out the just relax in the breezeway of this 3 other. Total 7 Bedrooms; sep. LAWRENCEVILLE - Enjoy year-round entertaining or just com- BR Ranch. Spacious LR with Brick utilities, appliances, newly painted FP. Knotty Pine kitchen, all on 1 + outside 2 car garage, good location fortable family living in this 4 bedroom house with 2 family rooms $72,900. (or 5th bedroom.) $87,500. acre in Monroe Twp. $85,000. IN THE VILLAGE OF WINDSOR - 4 bedroom. 2 story older home. Modern CHARMING HOME WITH LOVELY LANDSCAPING IN PRINCE- kitchen, den, lovely fenced yard. $66,900. TON. Living room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, paneled breezeway to garage. $104,000. DESIRABLE YORKSHIRE DR. - 3 BR ranch with formal dining room and Linda Carnevale spacious family room. Attractive financing avail, to qual. buyer. $86,000. Anarta Blanc Lai* Fee 11% MORTGAGE! DOWNTOWN PRINCETON CONDOMINIUM. 2 bedrooms. Owner financing, lease purchase or shared ap- Hazel Stix preciation mortgage available to qualified buyer. Call to find out Carolyn Hills how we can help you to purchase this unit. $125.000 Lenore Barish - Jeanette Lekjgi PRINCETON - 5 BEDROOM HOME ON A LOVELY Anne Hoffmann SHADYBROOK LOT. Screened in porch for summer, fireplace for Roslynn Greenoerg winter and good traffic flow for all seasons. Newtv reduced to PRINCETON - Secluded Hideway on 1.53 Wooded Acres - immediate Laraine LaPlaca Bender $167,000. access to town, however. Unique Stone and Log Ranch has Antique Cherry Random Width ROOTS, Large Stone Fireplace, Ultra-modern PERFECT STARTER HOME • 3 HIGHTSTOWN COLONIAL—built Kitchen has beautiful Cabinetry, Skylights in both Bedrooms and Bedroom older home with en- in late 1800/s and has been.well Kitchen. A distinctive Custom Home beautifully caredfor in a low closed front porch; formal DR. 1 car maintained/4 BR on 2nd floor + 2 LAND maintenance setting. $135,000. garage, convenient Hightstown more on 3rd. 2 LR, formal, Dfl, Location ' $44,900. Modern Kitchen. A great value. ' BUILDERS' SPECIAL —Land for development. Zoning allows I $66,500. '.6 & V* acre tots. Wooded area, prime location. Lawrence and WESTW1NDSO* AFFORDABLE - Two story, 3 bedroom home in Hightstown. New roof, Ewing Townships. Immaculate Colonial - Fully Insulated and Air Conditioned $139,000. alum, siding. Convenient location. $51,500. Cory Cape Cod - Convenient for Commuter $79,900. PRINCETON—Plan the house of your dreams on Bouvant • 3 BR, modern eat-in K, Formal DR. Large Corner Lot Drive oft Stuart Road. Our tots are selling! Only two left in the ROMINSVILU LOVELY VICTORIAN first section. Sewer, water, electricity and gas. Delightful Spanish Ranch-Walk to Golf Course $149,900. overlooking park. $74,900. PARDEE ROAD. PRINCETON— A quiet cul-de-sac oft HOffWEU • tovery 3 bedroom ranch, large living room, fireplace, full DESIRABLE TWIN RIVERS Lambert Drive, a tovety wooded 3.47 acre lot in the western baaament and garage ^ $88,900. 3 BR End Unit. Prof. Landscaped. Privacy $69,500. section. Renovated Ranch. Fireplace, Basement $94,500. Custom 3 BR Ranch. Fireplace. Garage $104,000. 3 BR. DET. - Move-in Condition: Assumption to qual. buyer. $79,000. END UNIT - 3 BR Split - 7% assum. to qual. buyer. $71.900. WEWIUPtOVIDE Call for details about our condos, 2,3 & 4 BR townhouses. Princeton Crossroads Realty, Inc. A HOME ntOTECnON WARRANTY 342 Nassau Street iCorner Harrisoni • Princeton* Park in our lot. that ollowt you to CRANBURY-3 BR Ranch-2 car garage $650. mo. SELL or BUY with Millstone Twp. - 3 BR BiLevel, Under Construction. $500. mo. CALL ANYTIME 609-924-4677 OPEN 7 DAYS Full Security ft ConfUWnc* ^ HIGHTSTOWN - 4 BR Apt. Excel, cond. $400. mo. Ind. Mot No Inspection - Your word is your bond. BUSINESS FOR SALE - yarn shop, including inventory, with dry cleaning service. $15,000. No Limit on Repair costs to contract. Offend till AftM. 1st . Home Hunter's Guide 16-B Week of February 3 - 5,1982 430 Red Estate Real Estate Read Estate Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate 430 Real Estate 430 Real Estate Real Estate For Si*? For Safe ForSaie For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale INTEREST RATE ROLL- MERCERVILLE — Moro NEAR PENNINGTON Boro PRINCETON TWNHSE — by Hsxsaooo TOWNSHIP Invest tn yourself instead of RjQfUDA. LaWgh Acres — 3 BACK? — You* think so! KENDALL PARK — B> LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP Estates', 4 bdrm Colonial, w/w — Hopewell Twp ranch. 3 owner. Queenston Common. bdrm, 2 batfw, 2-car garage, the Landlord. Oorrt Oat-Buy « 9%% mtg' PLUS very gen- owner. Lovely 3 bedroom, -by owner. 4 bdrm. • split, fireplace, storms & screens, bdrm, fmrm.frpl, 2 car gar, 32 Cameron Ct. 4 bedrooms, pooC many exljas. Owner erous 2nd mtg from SELLER Carefree Condos fireplace, new kitchen & tarn, rm., liv. rm., din. rm., 1many extras. Must sell. Best alum ski. Central air. Va acre 2V£baths, full basement gar- The Txrxjrf •xacuOv* wifl ap- financing <&12%, $76,900. lor this 3-8R Mi. Can you carpets, large fenced lot N.Y. full and 2V4 baths, a/c. gas offer. Assumable mortgage. landscaped lot $86,500 by age, den. Use of pool & tennis pTOCiflAft thtt pfUSQtt and 6O9-S24-1966. 2 BR + 2 baths in AVON quaify? Cat today. bus. Below market mortgage heat, garage, screened Call after 5pm 609-890-0517. owner. 609-737-9648. court. Walk to Palmer Square. easy commuBng, offered •rtfi VILLAGE. Excellent condition + owner financed. $72,000. porch. Low 70s. 609-883- $165,000. Call 609-737-9478 iris 4 Bedroom Cctanal. Ex- HOPEWELL BORO — la» with plenty of Irving space. MIDDLEBUSH — Big & NESHANIC — Sourland Call Pat, 609-921-8718. 0198. after 6pm. tapttonafty wti mantavwd. Victorian. 3 bedrooms, dwng New flooring and carpeting. beautiful 14 room 2 story Col- Mountains, privacy & room, eat-in tacctieri, ivinc, LOW DOWN PAYMENT onial on approx. 2 acres in a seclusion on 2.2 wooded PRINCETON JCT. — Custom car g»"g» 2 bay windows, room. 2 baths. New healing 2 BR -i- 2 Bath Condo in mini LAWRENCEVILLE — 5 BR. 4 Immac. 3 bdrm split T/h end rural area. 8 bdrms, 3Vi acres. Foyer, Living rm., built 3 bdrm ranch. Liv mi w/ gas heat targe covered paiio system, state roof. On ceSng i condition. Beautifully main- full baths, fun basement cac, unit. Lovely beige tone decor. kitchen, full bath, laundry fireplace, din rm, den, 2 car KENDALL PARK — exc. 8 baths, 3 kitchens, immense nd mor» is an id—I home lor latchen. pine floors, natural tained and tastefully de- ceramic floor in foyer and kit SELLER offers pvt financing room, extra large bedrm., 2 garage, full basement. Near room Ranch, fenced in re&f liv. rm, formal din. rm, 2 en- tht l&trwf ti wnJ9d couple. Cyprus woodwork. Iront corated in warm beiges and QE microwave plus self- to qualified buyer. car garage, deck, central air, RR station. $87,500. Call yard backing to woods, owner trance foyers, all appls. indd, Haafi6don a pictW9Que acre porch. Appiances included. earthtones. cleaning oven, superb dis- woodstove, lots of extras. 609-799-3409. wffljtsten to offers that include 4 refrigs, I freezer, all window of property on a dead end 220V service. $83,500 CaS financing offered. hwasher, Vt" rustic cedar Mortgage available at i4Vi%.- owner financing. ACA Realty. HOMES OF QUALITY treatments & shades, much, PRINCETON COLLECTION - street, «s a home we know 609-466-2869. shakes, Ihermopane win- Owner financing possible. Broker, 201-297-1944. much more. Convenient to all Plainsboro, by owner. youl want to see. $106,900 dows. $98,000. Century 21 $79,000. 201-369-4592. ByBAACULATE Easi Windsor forms of transportation, Edwards model. 4 bedrooms, LAMBERTVtLLE — 2 BR Krol, Realtors. 609-924-7575, . ._ 4431313 I nearby Rt. 287, rail & buses. REALTY WORLD Showptace — Thmfc ahead '2'/2bath Colonial. Family twnrtse. fireplace, centrai air. 882-5000. eves: 443-6697. A must see to believe. Asking NORTH CAROLINA, Ftich- Tom Gfc* Reafcy. Inc. tor Spring occupancy. Priced room, fireplace, central air. mid-50's. owner fin. avail. $179,900. Call for appt. Cen- mond Co; — Totally energy Broker 201-6344061 *i ffw $80'9. C«3 609- Exceptional value at 21^862-5011 alter 5 p.m. tury 21-Golden Key Realty, efficient, earth sheltered re- 3490 ftt- 22.WMafKMM 443-4434 after 6 $121,000.609-737-9478 after Realtors, 201-469-1080. In- tirement home. 2 bdrm, 2 6nd owned and operated 6pm. dependently owned. bath, Ig garage, Ig workshop, secluded on 6 wooded acres. PRINCETON AREA — By NEW HOPE ELEGANCE $85,000. By owner. 919-895- owner. Spacious 2 yr. * old 6189 or 609-448-7879. Colonial, 4 bedrooms, car- WE HAVE EVERYTHING Luxurious 2 bdrm con- peted. LiyjfK£\family & dining YOU WANT IN A HOME TODAY! dominium, featuring a dra- OWNER TRANSFERRED: rooms carpeted^1/: baths. matic cathederal ceiling in Irv- GORGEOUS 3 BR. split, Kitchen I w/breaftast room, ing room with fireplace. Cus- wooded view. Total monthly self-deaning_cven, auto.dis- tom kitchen with breakfast cost $354 if you can qualify to hwasher, self-defrosting GE bar, intercom system, central assume this 7V4% mtg. refrig. 2-car garage, utility air, self-cleaning oven, pull Cathedral ceiling. Prof.'fin. room for washer-dryer, par- wow down stairway to attic space. patio & bsmt, too. tially finished basement, cen- Treat yourself at 874,500. tral air, gas heat, brick fire- HOMES OF QUALITY : \\ ROBERT G. GAVIN INC place, Levelor blinds, storm REALTORS windows. 10 min. from Prin-. ceton Jct.,station,connected - 215-343-4300 with Philadelphia & New York. PENNINGTON By Owner — $139,900. Principals only. By Style, luxury, economy, value...you'll find it all and more in the most REAL ESTATE FOR SALE charming 110 year old Col- appointment. 609-799-1266. onial, 8 rooms, 2'/2 bath, 3 + distinguished condominium community in Yardley. Here are just PRINCETON — 10 acres to some of the remarkable features in our one and two bedroom homes: Just listed 5 bedroom bedrooms, liv. rm. w/fpl. fam. be sub-divided into 8-1 acre raised ranch in small town rm., screened porch, kj. yard. D Enclosed patios and balconies building sites. Rural setting D Soaring cathedral ceilings approximately 20 minutes In town, walk to everything. D Spacious lottt Q Energy-conserving heat pumps with views. Call for details. from Princeton. Ideal for Preferred financing. $79,500. O Wood-burning fireplaces D Outstanding Insulation package 201-832-5566 eves. large family or in-law 609-737-2067. SINGLE FAMILY situation. Brick fireplace in PRE-< family room, cen. air, 2-car PISCATAWAY — Im- Recycle HOMES Several excellent S56.490 to 577,490 garage, many extras. maculate 3 bdrm custom financing plans (215) 493-2780 or Asking $84,900. ranch,full basement.must this PRICES available including 885-2600. call see. $64900. Good financing. 2 Handyman specials on 201-463-0004. a five year free and collect. Daily 1.2 acres in East Windsor newspaper clear plan 12-5PM. WW-MOH 11-6 FROM presently rented...BOTH aoswnxs $51,990 FOR $37,900. 38 acres in East Windsor 196 Soutu toNewtownExit Bear right and take 332 West to Stony Hill Rd.('A township and 2 houses. mi — 1st trallic light). Go left on Stony Hill Rd about 1 mile, go past Yardley- WEI DEL REAL ESTATE, Inc. "•»»»»;««• 1314% '10% DOWN Langhorne Rd (tralfic light) to Cardinal Drive. Asling $3100 per acre. Turn right to samples (v« mile). Financing available. Twelve Location* • New Jersey • Pennsylvania G? GAANOA PAK€ HOfTK/. Handyman's special - cor- SPECIALISTS IN CORPORATE RELOCATION ner property in East Win- sor. Financing available to qualified buyer. Possible 6 (#J tt 541 * Woodkone Id.. Wt*omf*on Twp. jv»l eott a* units. Exit 5. N J Turnpike & bit 47 of tt 295) $29,900. Older home on 3.48 acres Hofly 261-3211 in East Windsor . $49,900. 7*3 Hottj Lan*. Mt Koily. H J LAND FOR SALE •3/JO/MMi TO OUAUFKD BUYERS — or 261-3011 ' Building lot in Millstone BIE I BEAUTIFUL < township. Approximately In convenient Washington Township, near Allentown. sitting 1 acre $15,000. proud on a 184' x 200' lot. 8 rooms. Vh baths, ultra modern eat-in kitchen, formal dining room, spacious family room with 11% MORTGAGES 3.3 acres residential lot in fireplace. For your summer enjoyment, a 44' x 22' free-form ' -EastWindsor. . . $28,000. Sylvan pool. Extra large 2-car garage. Come see it for . Are available to qualified buyers. $147,000. Just listed - 5 wooded, . residentially zoned 2% acre lots in Roosevelt HILTON (near Hightstown) ideal for solar home, south REALTY CO. OF PRINCETON ESC. sloping wooded. . . STAR- .REALTOR JUST THREE MODEL TING AT* $27,900. HOMES LEFT 45 wooded lots with preliminary approval. Minimum 1V4 acres with Come see these home masterpieces. Specially Princeton Princeton addfess. Asking priced, fully decorated, 4 and 5 bedroom model $17,000. per lot. A RECENT SNOW SCENE " homes. Immediate occupancy. Come out today Court Very lovely stone and brick ranch on 2 acres in Hopewell Raymond Road ! NEW LISTING Township, set back approximately 250 feet in gorgeous setting before it's too late. South DiooiwKk New Jersey 2 bedroom ranch on quiet of mature trees and shrubs, 8 rooms including a 15' x 24' living street in Hightstown. room with stone fireplace, and 18' x 13' dining room with DIRECTIONS: New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 9 West on Route 18 to Route 1 South on Detached garage, new picture window and custom chair-rail, modern kitchen with microwave oven, 19' x 23' family room with fireplace and roof, new bath enclosed Route 1 to Raymond Road. Turn right and proceed to Princeton Court model homes random pegged floors, 3-car garage. All this for $124,900 porch, move-in condition. Additional 2.69 acres available. on your left. Asking only $42,900. 2-STORY COLONIAL ON K ACRE WOODED LOT. En- From Princeton: Rt. 27 North to Raymond Rd. Turn right onto Raymond Rd. Approx. trance foyer, modern kitchen, dining room, living room 21 x 4 mile to models. 13V*. den with fireplace, redwood deck off den, utility' room, 4 The Spirited bedrooms, 2>A baths. Full basement, 2 car garage. S159.900. AGENCY Open From 12-5 P.M. Open9A.M.-5P.M. ALSUSSMAN SALES OFFICE: (201) 329-3282 MAIN OFFICE: (201) 297-9001 896-9300 "THE HOUSE OF TOMORROW - HERE TODAY!" Yesterday's. dream coming true today, set high aboves toefoe historic town of Lambertville. and perfectly oriented to the noon' sun, this modern stone and cedar home was designed and built IN A BEAUTIFUL TREED SETTING in Montgomery Twp. to rigid specifications by one of this area's leading architects in Miller Agency the use of solar. 7 rooms, IVi baths specially designed with A 6 bedroom Colonial with 3.000 sq. ft. of living space. Many Ihe use of space age technology and good old common sense to •xlnu. Twin heating and air conditioning units. Owner will give beat the high costs of today's energy. Featured several times on radio and newspaper articles for it's uniqueness in the use of nlf. to qualified buyer. $197,500. passive solar through the use of solar attic and a specially designed air shaft that leads to the "solar heat exchange 5 BEDROOM COLONIAL. Features foyer with slate entrance, room", with back up heat for cloudy days provided by a conventional oil fired hot air system plus a two-sided fireplace spacious modern kitchen with breakfast area. Family room with NNEI WL ^ and several outlets for wood or coal burning stoves, and to fireplace, additional den or 6th bedroom. 21/* baths, central air. further enjoy easy living there's a spacious screened porch plus a 30' redwood deck. This unique property is now being marketed and a deck in rear of house. $164,900. through the Weidel Real Estate Corporation for {159,900. - call 737-1500. NEW 8 ROOM COLONIAL - on wooded lot. Aluminum ex- terior and Anderson windows for low maintenance. Central air, NEW LISTING IN MONTGOMERY TWP. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE - EXCEPTIONAL VIEW paneled family room with fireplace, slate foyer. 2 car garage and THIS 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL STANDS OUT from all the GREAT COMMUTER LOCATION in Montgomery Twp. full basement. Excellent school district and commuting con- rest. So impeccably perfect you'll think no one ever lived This hilltop ranch has 3 bedrooms, 214 baths, a fireplace there. Screened porch, redwood deck, finished in the living room and in the family room. There's a venience. $165,000. basement with sewing room, plus financing below formal dining room, full finished basement with plenty of current rate to qualified buyers—these are just some of play area for the kids and the price is ONLY. . . $109,500. BRICK CONSTRUCTED 3 BEDROOM HOME -15 xl9 foot the added attractions. COME SEE... Irving room with brick fireplace, dining room is 14 x IT feet. Lots of closet space. Located 2 blocks from bus transportation. $110,000. NEW LISTING - ELM RIDGE PARK Custom-built, 3 year old English Tudor, 9 rooms, 2Vi baths, 4 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY for sale or lease. New Hojne bedrooms, ultra modern kitchen, large elegant dining room, on wooded tot - 4 bedrooms, 2'/i baths, family room with custom draperies, big 2-car garage and a spacious rear deck that overlooks a 1.38 landscaped and treed lot - be the first to fireplace and wet bar, laundry room, two-car garage. Sale* Price inspect this beauty at $195,000. 1125.000. or tease at $825. per month. EXTRA LARGE FAMILY ROOM FINISHED BASEMENT WITH SEPARATE ROOMS RENTALS: HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. WITH MJH.T-IN tOOKCASES is ideal for studying or EXTRA UyiNG SPACE A RECREATION AREAS. There's a Route 31, Pennington lot of possibilities for you and your family in this 4- L C > relaxing in this 4 bedroom Cape Cod with partial brick "~^*'_*??• T T'». EVfNMGS AMD WEEKENDS CAU front. Gas heat, full basement, fireplace in living room, bedroom Colonial with brick fireplace. Very desirable kitchen/dinette plus dining room and 2 fuH baths. BELLE neighborhood, dose to schools but away from the busy ... 609-737-1500•3823WL traffic streets. MONTGOMERY TWP $119,500. A*«C.Mow*rr.X»S-M71 MEAD W7.W0. Town & Country Specialists Since 1915 j^ 609-921-6060 Harwr twte. M1-W9-U27 194 Nassau St. Vilb(B Shopper Plan . Hiton Bldg.. 2nd Floor . 92*9*33 609-924-3366 M. 2061518 MontforaeifTwp., *£ 201-874-8000 WEIDEL REALTORS^ Home Hunter's Guide W«ek of February 3 - 5.1982 17-B 430 Reai Estate 430 Real Estate *» Real Estate Too Late Too Late 440 Too Late Too Late For Sale For Sale For Sate to Classify to Classify 1 to Classify to Classify DRESSER — 6 drawer w/ REAL ESTATE Sites P*3pte noooMOoiT TRENTON — Prestige area. WOODSIDE Q mirror & matching nightstand, — R E.R Corporafion a tooli- RESALES 3 bedroom townhouse S65. 609-882-8266 aft. 6pm. at ng lor « snatf rxr-oer of PtUSt©toS2O,00O2ndrr«g w/fireplace. $34,000. Call ELDERLY GENTLEMAN — TWM RIVERS WHEREVER THEY ARE! fiighiy proflueti** sa!«S 48 609-394-2468 after 5pm. S^fS you Needs comfortable home with paopi* to wont r> ar ac- tarn to. by ownt* aval. No Cor RENTALS You can re/ax...when you advertise brokara! 201-780-4543. 148 meals, etc.provided. Ground WOODED 2.9 acres sub- Brand new 2-3-4 BR If you add over SI rnBon in uaM floor bedroom rf possible. divided lot. Country location in in the Classifieds you get results. HfTf PAY MORE — Ewing Townhouses for rent, '961 «r«3 mmrt so kMo mor* COOPBMTIVES S500-$600 per month, de- Monroe Twp. Convenient to Twp. Cape Cod. You muat one-year' Lease on straight Packet 8-way Classifieds, Of your •l'nif;» c»H Jey Mutual 3 ponding on services provided. 8A NJ Turnpike. $19,000. tm ff* kmtf brick A atuoco rental or with option to buy. 609-656-9100 tor houaa wMh tt» laro* wafc-tn Wease call 609-921-7892. 609-924-3250 TOWNMOUSfc — Four STU.TS REALTY CO. 10 ACRES — in Cranbury Rentals range from S525 per Ar-1 corotton. Female Roommate - to share Twp. Approx. 6 acres tillable, mo plus trusty to $600 plus ptac*. w* carpat- 2BR apt Prin. Meadows, STii PAYING REMf You «o«o » p. p 37 N. Main St. Millstone River. Extended trust. Available for immediate avail. 3/1. $195 mo. +util deserv* a new way o* »*e at poot As K9e as 5% down torHQ 9vouQhout |uat to manbon Cranbury, NJ. privacy. Subject to sub-occupancy. Also available for 609-799-2057 aft 7pm. ocrwywn Wrdcr Ufl, 2FHA-VA Mag. to guaafted a ttm. Tha houaa is aHuattd 9S44 division. $62,000. Additional sale. Call us for information. BR 2 twr> COWOO. sovwy tujfV, or owner w« giva Mlg. on a 116*102 ft. lot that )a GOLDEN Retriever Puppies acreage available. decor. Uika orter Ceicvn mart* rate, priced tor APARTMENT — Or small — males, champion stock, WEIDEL house wanted to rent. Foi quck sale, occupancy m priced to Ml at $59,900. This show quality and exceptional TWO 1 ACRE LOTS — Cran- Real Estate Inc. home is being offered quiet woman & wet behaved 609-448-6200 «m c * CUAUTT buyers cfoot. ca» lor oatato. family pets. Raised in home bury Twp. $22,000 & $25,000 through tfw Jike VVooium dog. Exc references. Please : Red Carpet OOonato RaaAy with children. 609-921-7126. ea. Subject to subdivision. CO ire- 609-44«-«134. 44*- Raai Estate Agency. 18 N. call 201-3S9-6343 or GYMNASTICS Instructor — Recycle . Hi IJIJ 6555 Main St.. Penrnngto". NJ. 201-«74-e043. STULTS REALTY CO. Call 609-737-1550. after Call 609-924-9713 or . Realtor TVWN WVEJS TRENTON HAR80URT0N BABY GRAND Piano — 609-466-1212. 37 N. Main St. this m. — ffxs sanderty cared for hours 737-«261. 737-1476. $3200. Serious inquires onry. LIONEL 746 — tong~~stripe. Cranbury, N.J. prc*«isioni*y decorated Cot- YARDLEY.PA — Contem- 201-356-9153. 609-395-0444 newspaper onial graciously sits on porary. 1 acre heav*y wooded Serious inquiries only. arc* — 4 badrocm BABYSrrTER — 7'A mo8AM-1:30PM. , 201-745-5306. Gocraai on a almcat 2 lovely acres. Fea- on the canal. 4 BR study. 3% tures 3 bdrms. 2'-» baths. baths, louvered sunporch baby. M-F. approx. 22 hrs/wk. after 5PM, 201-788-2881. CaB 609-655-9171. are rq barge tan rm. wTpl. Truly a letting to patio, Irving rm. MANUAL TYPEWRITER — rxxne lor your tarrriyto enjo y beamed eatings, stone fire- BOOKKEEPER - Full time good condition, $35. Call Ajscng $128,900 PatB Corv place, beautiful view of canal, interesting/diversified position betw. 8-10am & eves after !O r*3>«« srt sanca Reai Estate. 609-683- large eal-in kitchen with aS with knowledge of A/R. A/P. 10pm 609-883-9153. sjor-aitv ftrMP*l eaaanert. ail 7250 appliances, pantry, separata P/R. G/L. Good typing ability app&arcas m Quac rv TWIN RfVERS — Sp« level. paneled cSnng room with required. EDP experience a OFFICE SPACE —^sublease of 444 sq. ft. suite at 1 Palmer wOWIS O* QUALITY Uka view. 2 flagstone floor, playroom. 2 plus, but win train. Please r.-i baths, ftrwhed car garage, rutty carpeted, reply with resume and salary Sq, Princeton. Avail, immed. (am rm nc-waxtatthen floor. central air. $164,000. Prin- to Box #04301, Co Princeton Call 609-924-6000. cipals onry. 215-295-9265. REACH OUT u>-graoed carpet wake to Packet PHN SUPERVISOR — Dus. srocp«ng & rec area. Certified HHA (VNA) in Cen- TO THE CENTRAL 440 CLERK/TYPIST— Growing TWM WVERS ?-.-.Si assurvabie mortgage. Too Late Medical/Dental Publishing tral Jersey, immediate Crireaant Rnandnq Principals only. 609-443- to Classify Company in Lawrenceville is vacancy. BSN with PHN ma- NEW JERSEY HEARTLAND 3 MtSroan. 2'-J fcaffi sc«« 62S3 seeking person with good jor. MA preferred. Successful experience in community TWIN RIVERS — desjrable 3RD HOUSEMATE — Large, typing skills. Must have an health nursing (3 yrs required) extras Mo«->r con- sake condominium with country sotting 2 m ctr effective telephone manner including supervision, de- rs SacfiSice Owner carport ACA Reatty. Broker Princeton. Avail immed. and be willing to assist in all monstrated clinical & educa- 609043-3865 201-297-1944. Share vs utils. Ron aspects of office procedures. 609-921 -O?3<) Work 9-5 in congenial office tional experience. Excellent VACATION AT HOME in 75 VW BUG • Like New - atmosphere. Salary $9,000- working conditions, salary & ROOM TO GROW! Creacr, house in KMCKORY Sunroof, bright yeBow. stereo $10,000 Cad Mrs. Neeff 9-5 fringe benefit package. Send 4 BR TH in Twin Rivers ACRES. Owner assistance amTm radio & tape deck. weekdays. 609-896-2166. resume to Executive Director. S332rro «mtl !X-y you ff* lor trits weS appointed 4-5 Seldom driven, great mileage. PO Box 1897. North Bruns- tovefy hor-e if you car, Dedroom home m a desarabie "COMPUTER SERVICE" wick. NJ. 08902. Regretfu&y must sad. Can TECHNICIAN So assure ff* ?'-j%> r sec&on o* East Windsor in a 609-466-1431 weekends & park-itite seong. 3 bnck For computers, disc drive and POCONO MOUNTAIN — only S7I.90O evenings. Home near Big Boulder. ANXKXfS paaos pius 40' riground pool peripherals. cf!ers you a lusn We style. 79 FIAT Strada — One S200/wk. SlOO'weekend. owner. 37.400 miles. No de- •currant experience wtth Avail, now. 609-882-8152. wO*M s o# QUAUTV fects. $3200. Call dtoc drive eaaewttal of cornputef PRINTING Press Operator — 609-924-2587. 360 2-color. 1250 & Hamada ACCORDIAN — 120 bass. to travel 1420. Darkroom camera, Fufl stops. Asking $375. Also pre-press. Experienced, ac- Mandolin. Call 201-782-0454 This is a permanent full time curate, productive of high position with excellent com- quality output. Must be able to pany paid benefits. Call Per- assume responsibility & work sonnel Department at 609- without dose supervision. ADLERMAN CLICK 466-2100 to set up an ap-Good opportunity for right pctntroenl. person in small shop. 609- 15 Spring St.. Princeton 924-0900. Control Corp. 924-0401 • 586-1020 2 East Broad SStreet ROOM FOR RENT — com- Bopewea, NJ 06525 tortable, pleasant room for Realtors & lmuror* Sine* 1927 CORNER OfFlCE — On man executive in large beaut- Witnerspoon Street. 12x20. iful, quiet home. 609-587- 5663,after 4pm. la baths, full basement, analysis on industrial type SPECIAL FINANCING is available to a qualified buyer on this gas heat, fenced yard. 50 equipment. Responsibilities toveiy we;;-maintained -i B H home just listed in East Windsor. x 100 landscaped lot. will include both analog & Fa/W;> Room. O O You and the Classifieds are meant for each other! Whenever you have an item.. .or a service.. .to sell, the Classifieds are the perfect solution to your advertising needs. Someone from our weekly readership of over 32,000 will surely want whatever you have to sell...from bicycles, to cars, from homes to camping equipment, from fish to horses, from lawn mowers to tractors, from jobs wanted to help wanted...they're all right here in the • Classifieds each and every week.. .and someone will be willing to pay the price you set! Also, just think about how little a Classified ad costs... and how easy it is to do. ;. > call today...remember, the Classifieds get results! v Packet 8-Way CLASSIFIEDS WORK! 201 -725-3300 609-924-3250 201-297-3434 609-448-3005 Arts/entertainment guide for the week of February 3/1982 fv'^anvi-e Nc-w5 ='ar New Jersey dolls to be shown in Livingston The New Jersey doJl show will be held on Feb'. 7 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Livingston. The inn is located at 550 West Mt. Pleasant Ave. (Route 10). The show will feature dolls of every size, shape, age and price range. The displays of 65 exhibitors will include antique German bisque and composition dolls, original silk fabric creations and modem collectibles such as Shirley Temples. / Doll clothing, accessories and furniture will also be shown. In addition there will be a '"doll hospital" on the premises to repair damaged dolls. For more information call 201-494-5524. George Washington's birthday to be celebrated Historical and related organizations in New Jersey have cooperated to organize a statewide celebration commemorating the 250th anniversary of George Washington's birth. The activities will take place in Freehold on Feb. 15, the official state holiday. Dr. Ralph K. Turp of Ocean County, president of the New Jersey chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution, heads the planning committee. In the morning an ecumenical service will be held at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, where wounded soldiers were taken after the Battle of Monmouth in June, 1778. A luncheon at the Freehold Sheraton Gardens Hotel will follow. Professor John T. von der Heide of the history department of Drew University will deliver the luncheon address, entitled "The Indispensable State — the Indispensable Man." , ; Professor Gordon T. Myers of the music department of Trenton State College willsing music that Washington would have heard. His selections will include "A Toast to Washington," written by Francis Hopkinson, a New Jersey siriger of the Declaration of Independence. The luncheon program will also include a dempnstration of musketry and artillery by units of the Brigade of the American Revolution and marching music by the Battle of Monmouth Ancient Fife and Drum Corps. Local celebrations are planned in addition to the official state commemorative program at Freehold. On Feb. 14 the Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission is giving a birthday party for Washington at Ivy Hall in Piscataway. The Old Barracks in Trenton is exhibiting portraits of Washington. For more information call 609-292-6062. INDEX An Evening with Geoffrey Holder at Trenton State Trenton State College will celebrate the beginning of Black History Month by presenting An ON THE COVER Evening With Geoffrey Holder on Feb. 1 at 8 p.m. in the Kendall Hall auditorium. Black artist Ben Jones will show his silkscreen Mr. Holder is an actor and dancer and is currently playing in the film version of Annie, a prints in a Rutgers University art show this month Columbia release. He is also a self-styled impressionistic painter and a recipient of a In celebration of black history. For a round-up of Guggenheim Fellowship for painting. He also won two Tonys for his costume design and more events throughout the state in honor of direction of The Wiz, choreographed and composed four ballets for the Dance Theatre of Black History Month, see page 3. Harlem, briefy formed his own dance company in the 1960s, and directed, choreographed and designed the Broadway Show Timbuktu. Mr. Holder's movie credits include Dr. Doolittle, Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex and Live and Let Die. He is the author of two books and is preparing to FEATURES AND DEPARTMENTS produce his first movie, A Voodoo Tragedy. Red Letter Days 3 For more information call 609-771-2467. On Stage 4-6 In Concert 14,15 On Vtew .12.13 Letters Centerfold feature: The dulcet and often-stirring sounds of bluegrass will raise the roof at a festival to be held later thfc month .14,15 To die editor Since Laura W. Haywood seemed to have had a perfectly miserable evening watching The Pigging Out.™ : .16 Overland Rooms. I felt impelled to extend my sympathy to her. I thought the play was wonderful! ' New Jersey Notes. .17 I was enthralled by die richness of its many dimensions, its humor, and the lovely haunting music winding throughout. I loved the. zany characters (imaginatively costumed), who were iy Linda Burton .18 finely portrayed, and sensitively directed. Wine Lines. .19 And I had fun comparing notes with friends after the play, as we discovered one of the playwright's best jokes — a parallel to the Rip Van Winkle legend. Tubevtew 20 Rich_ard.Hobson has fashioned a daring piece of theater; This area is fortunate that McCarter's Stage Two had the vision to produce it. Hearsay 21 A. Roberts On Screen 23 Lawrenceville Now Playing 24-27 To the Editor Crossword Puzzle 28 Thank God someone (Laura Haywood) has the courage to review The Overland Rooms and acknowledge what a piece of "junk" it was! Your review was terrific and well to the point since On Bridye 28 I had no idea what it was about, also. The only point you did not mention was the inappropriate laughter from the audience at times which were actually depressing. Thanks fox your candid review even though the elite of McCarter loyalists (who I'm sure Editor Jane Bradley didn't understand it, eiUier) are probably raving about its messages, pertinence, etc., etc., etc. Advertising Coordinator: Patricia Landmann Sincerely, X (I'm afraid to give you my name — Too many McCarter friends will know me.) TIME OfF WEEK OF FEBRUARY 3 - 9.1982 RED LETTER DAYS ? Jersey bows to Black History February is Black History Month, and The conference will explore the close numerous celebrations arc planned local- relationship between religious and secular ly. Events include art exhibits, plays, themes in black music, as exemplified in concerts, lectures, films and poetry read- gospel music, jazz, blues and choral ings. music! In the morning session Roach, An exhibition of Afro-American art by recently a faculty member at the Univer- members of the New Jersey Chapter of the sity of Masachusetts, will talk about his National Conference of Artists will be career as a musician. Jazz critic A.B. held from Feb. 8 to 26 at the Robeson Spellman will follow with comments. Gallery, 350 High St.. at Rutgers, the Claude Brown, autor of the auto- State University of New Jersey in Newark. biography Manchild in the Promised Participating artists include Eleta Land, will be commentator in the after- Caldwell. Desiree Cisco. Stanley Clark. noon session, which will feature the oral Gladys Grauer. Philip Jones, William history interviews of four black New May and Louis Spindlcr. of Newark; Guy Jersey musicians. Each musician will Beauvais. James Coieman and Larry perform briefly. They include the Re- Walker, of East Orange; Jeanee Greene, verend Lawrence Roberts, pastor of the Mel Holston. Ben Jones. Jean Lane and First Baptist Church in Nutley and director Mark Morse, of Jersey City; Betty Mayes. of a gospel choir that has performed of Piscataway; Vivian McDuffie, of nationally, and William Phipps of New- Montclair. Karen Patterson, of Westfield; ark, band director of the Arts High School Janet Picken. of South Orange; Cynthia and free-lance jazz musician who has Ware, of Maplewood; Russell Murray, of performed with Dizzy Gillespie and other Orange; and Alonzrea Austin, of Plain- famous band leaders. The program will field. end with a performance by Mr. Roach. The public is invited to an opening For more information call reception for the artists at the gallery from 201-877-3250. 5 to 7 p.m. on Feb. 8. Admission is free. Trenton State College will also At 3 p.m. on Feb. 8 in Robeson Center, celebrate Black History Month. One of the a panel discussion of the topic. "Remade highlights will be The Gospel Extrava- in the U.S.A.." will examine the status of ganza on Feb. 4 at 8 p.m. in Kendall Hall. black artists.' Participants will be Prof. Admission is free. Vivian E. Browne of the art department of "Cloud Series," a silkscreen print by Ben Jones, is part of an exhibit of work On Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m. will be a panel the Newark College of Arts and Sciences, by New Jersey black artists from Feb. 8 to 26 at the Robeson Gallery, discussion on Carter G. Woodson, in the moderator, and Prof. Camille Billops of Rutgers University, Newark. Brower Student Center, Room 202E. On the N.C.A.S. an department; Wallace Feb. 6 from noon to 6 p.m., the Brower Con way. director of exhibits at the New The Museum's education department is concerts, lectures, gallery tours, film pro- Student Center Lobby will feature a sale of Jersey State Museum. Trenton; Melvin E. offering tours and special workshops in grams and theatre presentations through- African artifacts, an African fashion show Edwards of the art department of Liv- conjunction with the "Black Artists" out February. and a display of cultural dishes. ingston College. Rutgers University; exhibit for school groups. During work- In addition to Benjamin Banneker, On Feb. 7 to 9, The Players' Company Rostyn Jeffries, curator of African an at shops, children may make a Dogon rabbit highlights of Saturday programs for chil- will present The Showoffs in Kendall the Metropolitan Museum of Art; and Ben mask, play the Owari game board, or dren and their families include a per- Hall. The performance is at 8 p.m. and is Jones, the artist and faculty member at free. create notecards with adire stencil designs. formance by the Chuck Davis Dance Jersey City State College. Company on Feb. 27, and a film program On Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. in the Brower For reservations, please call featuring Umoja: Tiger and the Big Student Center, Joseph Ellis will conduct The National Conference of Artists was 201-733-6610. founded at Atlanta University in 1959. Its Wind, Knumba: Simon's New Sound, a lecture and discussion entitled "Brothers purpose is to bring together artists The Newark Museum will also present and The Seven Wishes of Joanna Under the Skin? The conflict of Booker T. interested in stimulating and promoting Benjamin Banneker, a historical play for Peabody on Feb. 27 at 1:30 and 3 p.m. Washington and W.E. DuBois." , African-American art and to encourage children about an 18th century Black Sundays are reserved for concerts, lec- Singer, lecturer and poet L.D. Frazier younger artists through scholarship aid. astronomer and man of science. The play tures and film programs. Performances by will speak on the "Evolution of the Black There are 18 regional chapters in the will be performed by The Off-Center East Orange pianist Richard Alston and Religious Sound and Its Impact on Con- United States. Africa. Canada'and the Theatre Company on Feb. 6 at 1:30 p.m. The Bobby Watson Quintet take place temporary American Music." The dis- Caribbean area. respectively on February 7 and 21 at 3 cussion and demonstration will take place Freebom in 1713, a landowner and p.m. There will also be 1:30 and 3 p.m. in the Brower Student Center, room 202, The New Jersey Chapter, founded in tobacco farmer, Benjamin Benneker 1973, sponsors annual conferences, exhi- screenings of the films Bearden Plays on Feb. 11 at 8 p.m. taught himself mathematics and bitions, demonstrations, lectures and Bearden and Two Centuries of Black Feb. 14 is Fire II publication night, in astronomy. He compiled all the scientific promotes jxofessional artists and art in American Art on Feb. 28. the Brower Student Center Multipurpose materials for an almanac which' was pub- high schools and colleges. One of the most informative mid-week Room, from 8 to 11 p.m. on Feb. 15 to 18 lished annually under his name during the For more information call events will occur at the museum on Feb. at 8 p.m. there will be a Black History last decade-of the eighteenth century. 201-648-5262. 9, at 12:45 p.m. when Leonard S. Coi- Month quiz in the Cromwell Main Recognized late in his life as a symbol eman, Jr. discusses "The Budget Cuts As Lounge. in the Abolitionist argument for racial Reality," as part of the museum's A panel discussion entitled "Successful equality, Banneker was part of the team of monthly luncheon-lecture series. Black Women: Moving On" will be held An exhibit of paintings and sculpture in surveyors who laid down the boundaries For more information call on Feb. 16 from 6 to 11 p.m. in the honor of Black History Month opens on for the new federal city of Washington, 201-733-6600. Brower Student Center Multipurpose Feb. 6 at the Newark Museum and will D.C. under Major Andrew EHicott. Room. On Feb. 17 poet Nikki Giovanni continue through May 15. The Newark This production is part of a series The will hold a creative writing session, a Museum, located at 49 Washington St. in Off-Center Theatre offers called "Hidden lecture and ^poetry presentation, and an downtown Newark, is open every day Heroes," docu-dramas for young people Jazz drummer Max Roach will present autograph signing session. from noon to 5 p.m. Admission is free. about minorities and women who have die Marion Thompson Wright Lecture at Feb. 20 will feature the second annual Among the artists to be included in the contributed to the making of American. "The Sacred and Secular Traditions in fashion show and talent, entitled exhibit are Joshua Johnston, Edward M. Many of the personalities are often over- Black Musk," a conference in observance "Metallic Explosion," in the Brower Bannister and Henry Ossawa Tanner from looked in traditional classroom curricula. of Black History Month, on Feb. 20 at Student Center Multipurpose Room from the 19th century; Charles White, Hale Following the performance on Feb. 6, Essex County College, Newark. 8 to 12 p.m. On Feb. 24 at the same Woodruff and Beauford Delaney from the the cast will conduct theatre workshops for The conference will explore the close location, the Pieces of a Dream band will earlier pan of the 20th century, along with children who would like to participate. relationship between religious and secular perform, from 6 to 12 p.m. contemporaries such as Romare Bearden. For more information call themes in black music, as exemplified in Feb. 26 will be Unity Day, in the Sam Gilliam, Barbara Chase'-Riboud and 201-733-6600. gospel music, jazz, blues and choral Cromwell Main Lounge at 8 p.m. Finally, Ben Jones. music. In the morning session Roach, there will be a Celebration of Talent on The show was organized by curator of* recently a faculty member at the Univer- Feb. 28 at 8 p.m. in the Brower Student painting and sculpture. Fcam Thurlow, sity of Massachusetts, will talk about his Center Multipurpose Room. who will lead a free gallery tour at 2 p.m. Also at the Newark Museum in celebra- career as a musician. Jazz critic A. B. For more information call on Feb. 7. tion of Black History Month will be free Spcllman will follow with comments. 609-771-2467. WEEK OF FEBRUARY 3-9.1982 TIME OFF 3 New stage opens dramatically by SALLY FREIDMAN taking calculated risks. Ryan puts stress company, in the same record time. With the McCarter in Princeton and the Guthrie on the word "calculated." the paint barely dry on the walls, the in Menneapolis. To fill the seats in Mount There are those who insist that amiable "I actually did my homework on this Center opened to considerable hoopla last Holly, ticket prices are deliberately set Thomas J. Ryan of Mount Holly has gone project." suggests the man who has just month, even earning itself a place in the low: $5 for "straight plays," $6 for bescrk. passed his 35th birthday, and felt its Guinness Book of Records for staging the musicals, and Sunday matinees for-a There are those who look at his recent accompanying sting. "I wanted to get largest "unveiling" ever recorded. The bare-bones S3.50. venture — the reopening of an abandoned even more out of life, and, at the same entire facade of the building was draped What's ahead for theatergoers at the movie theater as an arts center to the tune time, to do something I think will work in with 1,250 feet of black plastic that was Arts Center? of S300.000 — as sheer madness. this community." removed at the official opening. But Tom Ryan simply smiles, shrugs, So Ryan did some demographic studies That opening, hopes Ryan, will herald a The Gin Game, produced by. the and insists he knows what he's doing, and of the Mount Holly region, the Burlington new cultural era in the area. "My goal in Center Stage company, will run on Feb. he has no regrets. County seat located about 20 miles from the first'year is just to get people into the 12, 13, 19, 20, 21, 26 and 27. The Mouse Just a few months ago. Ryan was doing Philadelphia. He interviewed theater own- theater," says Ryan, who has managed to Trap," staged by the local Theatre of the quite well as a corporation man in up- ers who had succeeded, and some who had book not just the offerings of his own Performing Arts, will occupy the theater per-echelon management. He was earning failed. He studied attendance figures of repertory company, but band concerts, on March 6, 12, 13. 14, 19 and 20, and a fine living, having crammed several area audiences. And finally, Tom Ryan ballets, children's theatre, and even a that same month, a cornet band and lifetimes into one as a ghetto turned to a computer into which he fed his tentative film festival as well. Ryan is children's theater series will be launched. schoolteacher in Newark, an instructor of Findings. realistic about the business side of the arts, In April, an original musical It Could/ the emotionally disturbed, and a PhD. "I wouldn't have done it if the com- the side on which he suggests he will Only Happen In New York, written by* candidate in psychology. But it was not. puter had said not to,", smiles the man concentrate. local 82-year-old playwright Barthold W. alas, enough for the man who has always who founded the Regional Arts Center in "When the business of theater fails, Max will be centerstage. and May brings loved theater, and has operated on the an unprecedented four months, also form- theater fails," insists the man who is proposition that making progress means ing Center Stage Productions, a repertory patterning his Regional Arts Center after See MT. HOLLY, page 5 McCarter Theatre Company presents NOW...UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP... 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Feb. 12 at 8pm ion me Princeton Campusi CHOPPED All tots rtttmtf: S8.00 on sale al McCarter Theatre Box Office ROAST TURKEY SPAGHETTI or FRIED CHICKEN SIRLOIN PIMM rnwKJoiu ind cturQi by-Ptiofu orderi: Call Mcbrter (6091 921-8700. $1.99 $1.45 Princeton Community Players . present 48 Entrees to Choose From, Including 24 Seafood Specialties Three One-Acters A Little Something for the Ducks by June Lenox Toddie The Zoo Story Hello Out There by Edward Albee by William Saroyan February: Fridays 5. 12, 19; Colonial Saturdays, 6. 13, 20 at 8:30 Sundays 14 & 21 at 7:30 COLONIAL Tickets at $4.50.Opening Night Feb. 5. $5.50 with RESTAURANT Reception following performance. Restaurant Special on Sundays, 2 tor the price of 1 with this ad. at 171 Broadmead, Princeton • Major Crwft Cards 8 Diner Directions From the canter of Princeton, north on Nassau St. rightont o Princeton Art. (1 block before Harrison) Princeton Ave. becomes Accepted Broadmead. Theatre is 4VS blocks from Nassau on the right in an old • Breakfast Specials school budding, upstairs. For information and reservations OPEN • Take-outOrders 452-2178 452-2155 609-924-5976 between 10 & 5 24 HOURS • Faraly drring In two J •pactous dWng rooms U.S. Rt. One South, LawrencevtBe, N.J. TIME OFF WEEK Of3 FEBRUARY 3 - 9> ON STAGE Maya Angelou to appear Multi-talented Maya Angelou will pres- Onion in San Francisco, as a singer. aa "An Evening with Maya Angelou" on She then joined the European touring Feb. 8 at 7:30 p.m. in Voorhees Chapel at company of Porgy and Bess, in which she Rutgers University's Douglass College. sang the role of Ruby and was the lead The program is free". dancer. She also taught modern dance at Ms. Angelou. who played the role of the Rome Opera House and the Habima Kunti Kime's grandmother in Roots, is a Theater in Tel Aviv. singer, educator, dancer, poet, historian. Ms. Angelou lived in Africa for several lecturer, actress, producer, editor, song- years, where she worked as a writer and writer and playwright. She was the subject editor for various publications. She has of the premiere program in the new public published five books, two auto- television series. Creativity with Bill biographical works and three volumes of Mojer*. poetry. Her appearance at Douglass is pan of In 1977 she won the Golden Eagle the college's series on "The Women's Award for her public television documen- ^pTOQnly! Movement: What'* Ahead?" designed to tary "Afro-American in the Arts." She highlight concerns and issues facing was also author and executiveproducer of Gilbert and Sullivan's women and to help women plan their a five-part television mini-series. "Three futures and develop their potential. Way Choice," and is now a Ms Angelou began her career studying wnter-producer for 20th Century Fox TV. family favorite... dance and drama. In 1952 she won a Voorhees Chapel, site of the program, scholarship to study dance with Pearl is on Chapel Drive near the junction of Pnmus in New York. She made her first George Street and Nichol Avenue. For professional appearance at the Purple more information call 201-932-7084. Auditions open for 'Hot L Baltimore' The New Jersey Public Theatre will theatre's artistic director Richard Domi- bold an open casting audition for Lanford nick. Needed for the cast are men aged 18 Wi!son*> comedy Hot L Baltimore on to 25. 30 lo 35, and 50 to 70; women aged Feb. 6 at 2 p.m The theatre is located a! IS to 25. 25 to 30. 30 to. 45. and 40 to 55. 115 South Ave . Crunford. Also needed are several small character The show will run for six weekends roles for a delivery boy. a cab dnver and a beginning April 2. Rehearsals will begin man aged 30 to 40. Directed and Conducted by Milton Lyon Feb. 22.' For more information call Hot L Baltimore will be directed by the 201-272-5704. February 11 through 14 Tickets $6.00 - 9.00 Guys and Dolls to play in Princeton «t '' . v,•' ' Princeton University's Theatre '83 will June Balish. choreographer; and Nancy T. McCarter Theatre present Guys and Dolls from Feb. 4 to 7 Plum, musical director, assisted by Roger at Alexander Hall. Showtimcs are 8 p.m. F. Crew. 9i University Place Theatre "83 is the drama group of the Thursday through Saturday and 1:30 p.m. Princeton, New Jersey 08540 Class of 1983 and is the only class drama Sunday group to continue beyond freshman year. ForReacr The production staff includes Andrew For more information call Grau. director Jay Massimo, producer: 609-734-7917. Princeton Mime Company to perform The Princeton Mime Company will experiences, emotions and comedy. High- present a show entitled 'A Winter's Mime' ughls wi" ** tThc Fal1 of EgyP1-' a comic _ . , . „ . episode, and "At Court.' a piece on the on Feb. 4 to 8 at 8 p.m. at the Princeton „..._. British Empire. Inn Theater on Alexander Road. For more information call The pieces will provide a wide range of 609-683-0686 after 6 p.m. \ Ayckbourn's 'Bedroom Farce' to play The Pentaclc Theatre Company of Street in Hightstown. Hightstown in conjunction with the De- Bedroom Farce, a romantic comedy, partment of Community Education is presents the marital entanglements of four pleased to announce their winter produc- couples. tion of Alan Ayckboum's Bedroom Farce Perforrrunces are Fcb 11. 13. 18 and 20 aiSp.m and Feb 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the For more information call Grace N Rogers School on Stockton 609-448-0895. Mt. Holly (Continued from page 41 "I'm not ically a gambler.'" says Ryan looking o\er the place that has claimed and framed his days and nights. "But I Come Blow Your Horn, produced by the know there's a place between community PmeLind Players. theater and Broadway. I know there arc It's a full schedule, and Tom Ryan people out there who just need a little beams when he discusses it. It's a sched- shove to leave .their T.V. sets. And I'm ule that kaves Ryan feeling surer about betting that this is ggnna' work." what he did last October when he walked For more information about the Mount out WEEKOfFEBf?UARY3-9. 1982 TIME OF ON STAGE PJ&B blends pros and ams by HERBERT McANENY Professionals are allowed to rehearse 48 Katisha during the Act One finale. thing actiye. Since musicals could be seen hours a week. Lyon's expert handling of children has in New York and Philadelphia I canceled Most people who say they don't like "Amateurs and professionals have dif- added to the fun and charm of a number of the idea of doing a professional musical ' Gilbert and Sullivan have probably seen ferent pluses and minuses," Lyon said. PJ and B shows. The peak number was 72 and decided to try .instead to do a musical some poorly done, says Milton Lyon, "One of the amateurs' pluses is their in The King and I some 15 years ago. "I with local people. Brooks Jones suggested director of the PJ and B The Mikado vitality and enthusiasm. If you rehearse to have put children in whenever they were the name. "Princeton Junction and Back.' which will open at McCarter Theatre on a point of absolute perfection there'is a appropriate," he says. "One of the to symbolize the many commuters who Feb. II. lessening of that enthusiasm. My purposes of PJ and B is to do things for the were typical cast members of these annual shows. "Too often directors ignore the comedy philosophy with PJ and B and Triangle community, and it's good for children to "Every aspect of a PJ and B show — in deference to the singing." Lyon says. Quo is not to over-rehearse. get the sense of presence and the feeling directing, choreographing, costuming, "I saw a performance of The Mikado "As a director with both professionals for theater that being in these shows gives lighting, business and publicity, and so on several years ago, and there were five and amateurs I always try to guard the them." — is handled professionally, except for Laughs. I was in such pain for Mr. Gilbert. trust of the writer. I try to find out what the author wanted and to shwo that to the the performers, who are. for that produc- - "Actually G and S operettas are THE MENTION OF "doing thfngs for audience, not to implant my style on it." tion, amateurs. I don't know of any other brilliant, the greatest combination of com- the community" leads naturally to the organization in thfc country quite like edy and good singing that I know of." In line with guarding the trust of the question of how and why the organization writer. Lyon refuses to iamper with .the., ours." "..„._. It is a safe bet that comedy" will not be known as "PJ ami B" began. When Lyon And so Milton Lyon. originator of PJ text of The Mikado and insert local gags was executive director of McCarter shortchanged in the forthcoming PJ and B as many directors do. "That is justifiable and B and director of all but one of its production. "Every single character in Theatre he interested the university in a production's from 1961 to the present, will only if a critical Gilbert line cannot be cyclical plan by which every under- The Mikado is funny." says Lyon. "and understood. In general I prefer to leave in be a familiar and well-loved figure as he nobody is very nice. Gilbert is satirizing a graduate during his four years at Princeton raises his baton to lead the orchestra in the things people may not understand but would have an opportunity to see exam- lot of different people." which give the feeling of that period." overture to The Mikado, by Gilbert and I asked Lyon about his directing meth- ples of every type of theatre. A typical Sullivan. year would sec dramas in the fall and ods: docs he handle amateurs and pro- The only liberty Lyon has taken has winter and musicals in the spring. Let fessionals differently? PJ and B casts been to cast 24 children aged about 9 to 11 Lyon describe the transition: * * * rehearse evenings and weekends for three with their PJ and B elders. They will and a half weeks, he explained. This appear variously as Ko-Ko's "under- "It struck me that we were wrong to ask PJ and B will continue its 24-vcar comes to 36 hours a week, though no studies," schoolgirls "18 and under," people always to sit passively and be an individual actor is needed all the time. and Pitti-Sing's helpers in harassing audience and never be involved in some- See PJ&B page 7 Princeton Community WEST WINDSOR-PLAINSBORO Don't miss the bus to the Players COMMUNITY EDUCATION P.O. Box 248 Princeton Junction. NJ. 08550 hottest action at ! 609/7994200 CASTING "INVESTMENTS FOR A CHANGING ECONOMY" for Saturday morning, 10-11:30 A.M., Murder Among 6 Weeks Begins March 6th • Instructor: Alfred E. B. Merron, Certified' Financial Friends Planner, Vice President, Merril Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith by Bob Barry OR TRY ONE OF THE OTHER 118 CLASSES, Auditions by appointment Feb. 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Available roles are for two women aged For more information call 30 to late 40s and four men aged mid-20s 609-921-2339. PJ & B.- (Continued from page 6) Gilbert used the exotic setting and tradition of staging a musical at McCarter customs to cloak sharp satire on his Theatre in Princeton with Gilbert and countrymen. Similarly, Sullivan's music Sullivan's The Mikado, to be presented has a Japanese flavor, but remains firmly five times Feb. 11-14. The cast is com- rooted in the Western musical-comedy posed of local residents directed and conventions, with many hummable and conducted by Milton Lyon. who for a well-known tunes in the score. quarter -century has staged the PJ and B "Tit-Willow," "The Flowers that Bloom musicals as well as many Triangle Club in the Spring," "The Moon and I," and and other shows presented in the area. "A Wand'ring Minstrel 1" are only a few of these. One song is authentically The Mikado is nominally set in Japan, Japanese: "Mi-Ya-Sa-Ma," which but the denizens of the town of Titipu Sullivan borrowed from an actual display all the faults and foibles of typical Japanese warlord's battle song, lyrics and Westerners. Japan had just opened its all. doors to trafle with the West, and a craze for all things Japanese swept England in The original production at the Savoy the 1880-s. Gilbert owned an authentic Theatre in London drew on Knight- Milt Lyons Samurai sword, which he hung on the wall sbridgc. a Japanese town imported to the of his study One day. as l>e was struggl- outskirts of London as a 'novelty. The gave her her nickname — "Miss Sixpence Saturday, Feb. 13, at 8 p.m.; and Satur- ing with idcjs for new musical comedies, original cast wore many authentic cos- Please." day, Feb. 13 and Sunday, Feb. 14 at 2:30 the sword fell off the wall. He picked it tumes borrowed from Knightsbridgc. and PJ and B's The Mikado will be P.m. : up. inspiration struck, and The Mikado learned Japanese manners from a tea-shop presented five times at McCarter Theatre: ' For further information call was born Geisha whose only two words of English Thursday, Feb. 11, Friday, Feb. 12, and 609-921-8700. OPEN AUDITIONS •BAKERS the MERCER DANCE WHARFSIDE ENSEMBLE Saturday. February 6,1982 10:00 AM —12:00 NOON Kelsey Theatre West Windsor Campus ALL THE FISH YOU CAN Mercer County Community College S Auditions open to men and women 14 years EAT FOR JUST 7.9 of age or older. dance experience preferred... Jack Baker makes February your monttrfor //s/i — come prepared to dance a complete fish dinner for only 57.95. for information call the Cultural Events Office 586-4800. ext. 581 And more fish f©r-it}e\asking! It's a month-long bargain in good eating at( Jack's liobster Shantys in Point Pleasant Beach. "iWns River and Hightstown. 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N.J. <609) 921-8600 899-6700 American Express and other major credit cards • •prices subject to change WEEK OF FEBRUARY 3 - 9.1982 TIHEOFF ON STAGE Three one-act plays to be staged The Princeton Community Players will Edward Albee's The Zoo Story will be present three one-act plays on Feb. 5, 6, directed by Nick Hilton and will star Mike 12 to 14. and 19 to 21 at the PCPSpitz and Jim Stevenson. Playhouse. 171 Broadmead, Princeton. Hello Out There, by William Saroyan, The awird-wuming play A LJttJe will feature Diana Glasberg and Brian Something for tiae Docks, by June Lenox Binns. The director will be Rip Pellaton. Toddie. will star Herbert McAneny and Marty Katz is the producer for all three June Connerton. The director will be plays. For more information call Leslie McAneny. 609-921-4652. June Connerton and Herbert McAneny discuss 'A Little Something for the Ducks,' one of three one-act plays to be presented by the Princeton Community Players in February. Allen Ginsberg to give poetry reading Alien Ginsberg will present a reading of ous magazines, including New Directions his poems at Rutgers University at 8 p.m. 37. City Lights Journal #4 and New on Feb. 5, in the Rose Room at the Blood. He is author of a collection of Rutgers Students Center on College Av- poems titled Austin Texas Austin Texas. enue. Eliot Katz's poems have been ex- Also reading their poetry will be Andy tensively published in the magazines New Clausen, who freqently shares the podium Blood and Bombay Gin. Poetry by Dan with Ginsberg, and two New Brunswick Shot has also appeared in Bombay Gin. During the Feb. 5 reading, Katz will INTERNATIONAL poets, Eliot Katz and Dan Shot. announce details concerning plans for a Ginsberg's most recent collection of series of readings at New Jersey's State poems, titled Plutonium Ode. was pub- University, featuring young writers from lished by City Lights in San Francisco. 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WEEK OFfEBRUARY 3 - 9,19ft Musical society to hold open 'sing' IN CONCERT The Princeton Society of Musical Howard Crossland, tenor; and John Pow- Amateurs will hold their next open 'sing' ell, bass. on Feb. 7 at 4 p.m. in the Unitarian The 'sing' is not a performance, but is Church, Cherry Hill Road and Route 206, open to anyone interested in choral sing- Princeton. The work to be presented will ing. No auditions are required, except for be the Haydn Creation, for chorus, or- soloists and orchestra, and everyone is chestra and soloists. welcome to participate. Modest Frances Slade, conductor of the Prince- sight-reading ability is helpful. ton Pro Musica, will be the conductor, and For more information call the soloists will be Anne Ackley, soprano; 609-924-4266. Contra and square dance band to play Wellspring, a contra and square dance and fiddle; Henry Chapin plays string band on tour from Vermont, will appear in bass, guitar and fiddle; and Christy Keevil the Red Lounge of Wilcox Hall on the accompanies himself while calling, in Princeton University campus on Feb. 4 addition to playing flute and fife. The dances Wellspring uses are primar- from 8 to 11 p.m. The event is part of a ily from the New England dance tradition, dance series sponsored by the Princeton including contras, squares, couple dances Country Dancers. and" circle dances. , Wellspring consists of three musicians: For more information call El lie Hayes plays penny whistle, piano 609-466-3896. JEWISH PCPA invites you to an COMMUNITY intimate evening of chamber music CENTER with the DePasquale String Quartet. 999 Lower Ferry Rd. On Sunday. February 7th. 8:00. in center city, the inter- LOCATED IN nationally renowned DePasquale String Quartet, with EWING TOWNSHIP guest student artists, Virginia Gaeta and Charles dePasquale, will perform Beethoven's' String Quartet Opus 131 and Tchaikovsky's • CONCERT Serenade. SERIES This distinguished quartet consists of Sat Feb. 6» 8 P.M. Joseph, Robert and William dePasquale and : George Harpham. all prominent members of Seymour Lipkin, Piano the Philadelphia Orchestra and known All Beethoven Program throughout the^ world for their elegant inter Coffee and cake reception pretation of chamber music. after concert included in You may dine at 6:30 pm, prior to price of ticket. the concert which starts at-8:00 pm. FREE LIGHTED PARKING Concert only. $15 00: dinner and Tickets: concert, $35.00 (per person). For reservations and complete informa- 609/883-9550 tion, call 215-875-2218. flOOK/.M SPACE SHIf Seymour Lipkin |JUST LANDED AND COLLEGE OFTHE , LITTLE GREEN MEN 250 S. Broad Street Pianist Seymour Lipkin to perform ARE GETTING OURi Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 The Jewish Community Center will out the country, including the New York rHELLO-tSTHISTHT present pianist Seymour Lipkin in an Philharmonic and the Philadelphia, [PLANET EARTH,HOME Cleveland and Los Angeles Symphony all-Bcclhoven program on Feb. 6 at 8 p.m. | OF THE GALAXY-F/WOUS| The Center is located at 999 Lower Fern Orchestras. ISAAC THE WOODEN NICKEL Rd. in Ewing Township. He also teaches at the Curtis Institute in Mr. Lipkin. known as a pian- Philadelphia and the Manhattan School of I RESTAURANT WHERE STERN ist-conductor, won first prize in the Music in New York. THEY HAVE THE ( Rachmaninoff Piano Competition in 1948. For more information call 1 FOOD AND DRINKS He has appeared with orchestras through- 609-883-9550. SERVED BY NICE, ifRJENDLY £ARTHUN65?J ^—-*» 'YES-AND THEY HAV J A COCKTAIL HOUR [TOO.Vs/HERE YOUGETl Princeton \T0 MEET THE NICEST] CONSERVATORY DIVISON .PEOPLE ON EARTH.j performs a GALA THE MAMAS AND SEMESTER I! THE PAPAS • Five Different Piano Programs rTAKE ME TO A BENEFIT John Phillips. Spjnky • Private Instruction in Voice and Most Instruments ITABLE, I'LL MEET McFvUn. Otnoy Oohety. • Suzuki Violin. Piano & Cello Programs « CONCERT MktoPNiHdtp h • Classes in Theory-Fundarnentals, Solfege, \YOUR LEADER LATERj MidcHenanBvd OrH-Schurwrk, and Flute Ensemble The New Jersey ALL AGES — PRESCHOOL THROUGH SENIOR STtr Symphony Orchestra Sas.-Say.Uj.rcn 6i! T30& 10pm CITIZENS - (program includes Brahms Violin Concerto) KING CRIMSON ALL LEVELS of ADVANCEMENT INCLUDING n Adrian Bdew. Robert BEGINNERS THOMAS MICHALAK Fripp. Tony levin Music Director & Permanent Conductor «uJ Bill Brufcrl REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! SEMESTER STARTS JAN. 30, 1982 NICKEL Wednesday, February 24th, 8 P.M. Phone 921-7104 for information & catalog RESTAURANT. Newark Symphony Hall SaTS KOW AT BOX Of f KE WESTMINSTER CHOIR COLLEGE V All TCKTWK OUTUTS TOR INFORMATION and Prices. Call MJSO Box Hamilton Ave. & Walnut Lane Office in Newark: (201) 624-3713 or Locally: T. lww«uf» W Prmcrttm « 1 BR« Westminster Choir College admits students of any Polly Miller (609) 921-8139. Ruth Thornton age. race, color, national or ethnic origin (609) 921-6283. Harriet Vawter (609) 921-0295 . . ,. ami" ma . Wtil Of FEBRQWt Ivf; 1982 TIMFOFP' Handel's * Alexander's Feast' to be heard IN CONCERT Professor J. Marrill Knapp of Princeton numerous leading roles in operas, as well University will conduct Handel's ode, as tenor roles in Bach's B-Minor Mass, Alexander's Feast, on Feb. 19 at 8 p.m. Mozart's Requiem, and Handel's oratorio in Alexander Hall on the university cam- Judas Maccabeus. Garden State Woodwind Quintet to play pus. On Feb. 4 the Garden State Woodwind player and performerwith the Little Or- A world-renowned authority on the Quintet will present a free recital at chestra of Princeton. Trenton Brass Quin- music of Handel and former conductor of Tremoo Stale College. The concert will tet and the New Brunswick Chamber the Princeton University Glee Club, Mr. begin at 8 p.m. in Bray Hall, and will Orchestra, among others. Knapp wished to mark his upcoming include selections from Haydn. Joplin, The quintet will be assisted by Sandra retirement in June by conducting the Glee Washburn and Poulenc. Milstein Pucciatti on the piano. Ms. Club once again in one of his favorite The quintet is comprised of flute, oboe. Pucciatti teaches privately and does ex- compositions. clarinet, bassoon and horn. The musicians tensive recital work in New York City and The performers under Mr. Knapp s are Kay Sofet, flutist and teacher of throughout the mid-Atlantic region. direction will be the Princeton University tnstrumenta] musk in Ewing; Jerry Mils- Compositions to be performed will Glee Club (joined by a number of singers tein of Plainsboro. oboist and performer include: Quintet in E-minor. Opus 67, from the community), a 25-piece orchestra with the Trenton Civic Opera, Mercer No. 2, by Franz Danzi; The Entertainer, and three soloists: Anne Ackley, soprano: County Band and Pro Musica Chamber by Scott Joplin; Suite for Woodwind Wayne Behr. tenor; and Barry Ellison, baritone. Orchestra; George Balog of Trenton, Quintet, by Robert Washburn; Professor Knapp clarinetist and music teacher, Michael Divertimento No. 1 in B-flat, by Joseph Anne Ackley has been a member of the Testa of Trenton, bassoonist and per- Haydn; and Sextet for Piano and Wood- San Francisco Opera Chorus and soloist Barry Ellison has a Master of Music former with theMercer County Symphony; wind Quintet, by Francis Poulenc. For with the San Francisco Symphony, among degree from the University of Michigan and Lawrence Kursar of Asbury. horn further information call 609-771-2252. others. In Princeton, she is soprano soloist and is a graduate of Westminster Choir at Trinity All-Saints Episcopal Church. College. A winner of numerous prizes and She has made tnree appearances wiuTThe awards. Mr. Ellison recently won first 'Mamas and Papas,' 'Crimson' play Princeton University Opera Theatre, and prize at the Opera Company of Philadel- phia Luciano Pavarotti International Voice McCarter Theatre will present two pop Supporting the vocalists will be an has also appeared as soloist, with the Westminster Choir, the Princeton Pro Competition. As a result, he will perform and rock music events the first weekend of all-star band headed by rock guitarist Mick the role of Schaunard in La Boheme with Ronson. The program will feature not only Musica and the Princeton University Or- March at Alexander Hall on the Princeton chestra. Mr. Pavarotti in April of this year in campus. These will be the first such "golden oldies" from the greatest hits of Philadelphia. For additional information the original group, but also new songs by Wayne Alan Behr is a graduate of concerts there in several months, since the Westminster Choir College. He has sung please call 609-924-0453. visit-of Pat Metheny early last fall. Phillips and Dougherty from their new On Friday. March 5. the newly re- album to be released next month. constituted group "The Mamas and the The following evening, Saturday, Mark Yim to give piano concert March 6, Alexander Hall will rock with Papas" will present two concerts, at 7:30 Mark Yim, pianist, will be presented in Conservatory in France, where he studied and 10:30 p.m. "The Mamas and the two concerts at 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. by King Crimson. Joining a free concert by the Friends of Music on solfege and harmony with Louise Talma Papas" became one of the top pop-music guitarist-songwriter- arranger Robert Feb. 13 at 8:30 p.m. in the McAIpin and performed in the master class of Gaby groups in the early 1970s, selling millions Fripp will be guitarist and lead vocalist Rehearsal Room in Woolworth Center, on Casadesus. Mr. Yim studies piano with of records. Two members of the original Adrian Bclcw. Tony Levin will supply the Princeton University campus. John Ellis of Princeton and Martin Canin group. John Phillips and Denny Dougher- bass guitar accompaniment and supporting A junior at Princeton, Mr. Yim has of New York. ty, have organized the new group. They vocals, and Bill Bruford will play,drums been the winner of numerous competitions For his program. Mr. Yim will perform: will'be joined by Spanky McFarlane. of and percussion. andhas appeared as soloist with several Copland: Piano Variations; Beethoven: "Spanky and Our Gang" fame, and Tickets are now available at the orchestras, including the Garden State Sonata, Opus 53; Chopin: Ballade, Opus Mackenzie Phillips, John Phillips' daugh- McCarter Theatre Ticket Office for both Philharmonic, as winner of their Young 38; and Schumann: Carnaval, Opus 9. ter and an actress and singer in her own these concerts. For further information or Artists Competition. 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MoM M«or Credit Cards Accepted 48 New Hillcrest Avenue Trenton 883-3450 10 WEEK OF FEBRUARY 3 - 9,1982 IN CONCERT Nanes to give original recital Composer/pianist Richard Nanes of York and the Archdioses of New York and West Orange will give a recital of his own Newark. For his contributions in this field, compositions at the Gorelli Concert Hall Nanes received a special award from the on Scotch Road in Pcnnington on Satur- Council of Churches of the City of New York. day. Feb 13 at 8 p.m. Formerly a student at the Paris Con- Nanes. who received the Com- servatory, Nanes writes exclusively for the poserPianist of the Year Award from the piano. He will perform selections from International Beaux Arts Society for Per- three of his Ips (Delfon), the latest of forming Artists in 1980. has composed a which. Trihedral, was inspired by the variety of classical and religious music, Lost Continent of Atlantis. including theme music for the New York For further information about the con- and New Jersey Council of Churches, the ccrt. contact Gilda Morigi at Jewish Theological Seminary in New 609-737-2579. Parnassus chamber ensemble to perform Parnassus, a small chamber ensemble by Charles Wuorincn; Divertimento No. for the performance of contemporary mu- 2 by Francis Thome; and Arnold sic, will give a free concert on Feb. 12 at Schonberg's Serenade, Op. 24 (1923). 8:30 p.m. in the McAlpin Rehearsal Room Parnassus members are free-lance New at Woolworth Center on the Princeton York musicians, most of whom hold University campus. first-chair positions in such groups as The Anthony Korf will conduct, and bass American Composer's Orchestra, Or- soloist Kenneth Bell will be the guest pheus, The Wavcrly Consort and The artist. The program will include Inter- American Brass Quintet. mezzi for Piano Quartet (1980) by For more information call Yehudi Wyner. Harp Variations (1972) 609-924-0453. Jimmie Maxwell All-Stars to play jazz The Jimmie Maxwell All-Stars will Norris Tumey will play the alto sax- present a concert on Feb. 28 at 3 p.m. in ophone. He plays all reed instruments and at one time played for Duke Ellington. Geiger-Reeves Hall on The Peddic School Richard Nanes campus in Hightstown. Dick Wellstood is a jazz pianists who Group leader Jimmie Maxwell, trumpet plays all styles. He is best known for his player, has been playing for mote than 40 fine stride style. years. He is known as an interpreter of Jack Lesberg will be on bass. He is Louis Armstrong and played with Benny* presently with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Goodman during the Swing Era. Panama Francis, a veteran drummer, George Misso, on trombone, is known will also be present. He is the leader of the for his modem trombone work. 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Offer good till February 20,1982 NASSAU INN Palmer Square* Princeton, NJ» 609-921-7500 WEEK OF FEBRUARY 3-9.1982 TIME OFF 11 ON VIEW Lambertville focus of art show Awards were selected for the to Merle Citron of Lambertville for Lambervilk Historical Society's second "Memories;" Joseph Crilley of annual art exhibit entitled Lambertville Lambertville for "North Union 'Street;" and Surrounding Area, in the Corycll Robert Hennc of Trenton for "New Light Gallery at the Porfcyard, Lambertville. on the Past;" Ranulph Bye of Buck- through March J4. Contributions from ingham for "Wilson Street;" Vincent local businesses and individuals have Ceglia of Washington's Crossing for made possible cash prizes of $100 each to "Bucks County Barn"; Denver Lindley of me following three artists: Eric Paul Corsi Erwinna for "Corn Sounds"; Janis Quillia of Carvenville for his acrylic painting of Lambertville for "Ecilop"; and Law- entitled "Lambertvile Inside and Out;" rence Quintman of Lawrenceville for Robert Saksoa of Trenton for his water- "Behind the Scene." color "29 North." and Sheldon Strober of A committee from the Lambertville Ringoes for hisprint,"Winter View and Historical Society selected the watercolor Relief." by Ranulph Bye entitled "Wilson Street" In addition. Juror Katharine Stcelc Rcn- as the painting to be raffled off during the ninger awarded eight Honorable Mentions exhibit of SO works. Raffle tickets for $1 a Robert Sakson of Trenton was awarded $100 for his watercolor entitled "29 North." piece will be available at the gallery and The gallery will be open Wednesdays to , IPs hard to find through members of the Historical Socie- Sundays, 11 a.m. to S p.m. For information a nice person call 609-397-0804. Why not let us make it easier for you? CalorWrttr 184 NtsxaivStreet Suite 1003 Princeton. NJ 08540 (609)921-8558 "Claridge Carriage" ' To Atlantic City Lawrence Quintman of Lawrenceville won an Honorable Mention for his painting entitled "Behind the Scene." j t-f/\ p/k QTj * Plus $5 voucher J III \sA.iJii * redeemable during * ±M m quarts % March and April 1982, t PJ's Pancakes DAILY UPON I Monday thru Friday 1 .4JUli V.'xL »«„,rtnm „„ Claridg*Bm OnlyDtftmd yo-ctttr*- From any of oar coaveniem locations for • limited time only... NO! FASI FOOD 1-DAY ROUND TRIP EXCURSION FARE $10 MAMVME 1:30 AJi. PRINCETON 9:15 A.M. 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OUQ f 154 Nassau Street Princeton, NJ-924-1353 12 ' WEEKWFEBRUAW^, ON VIEW Artists sought for juried Trenton exhibit The Trenton Arts Commission and the more than 80 group and one-man shows in Trenton City Museum need artists for the New Jersey, Philadelphia and New York Ellarelie Open, an all-media juried exhibit City. His works are in the collection of the to be at Ellarslie. the Trenton City Mu- New Jersey State Museum, the Philadel- seum, from March 6 through April 25. phia Museum of Fine Art, the Library of The Ellarslic Open is the second major Congress and the Smithsonian Intitution. project undertaken by Trenton's new arts Coordinated by commission agency and it is its first art exhibit. vice-chairman Mary Ycss, the show hopes to attract artists from the greater Trenton Any United States resident who is 18 area as well as from all parts of New years or older may submit works from any Jersey. Pennsylvania and New York. The medium for this competition. Judging will exhibit is the first open juried show to be be done by Stefan Martin through slides scheduled at the Trenton City Museum, which must be received no later than Feb. co-sponsor of the event. 10. For information or to receive a prospec- Stefan Martin, one of the few print- tus, call 609-989-3030 or write Office of makers in the world who uses the the Mayor, City Hall, 319 East State technique of wood engraving, has had Street. Trenton, 08608. Photographer Martha Tabor to exhibit This lithograph entitled "Ostriches" by Klonda Speeris on view at the An exhibit of photographs of working United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Printmaking Council of New Jersey. people by Martha Tabor will open on Feb. Joiners of America is also represented. 10 at the Labor Education Center of Ms. Tabor will appear for the opening Rutgers University's Institute of Manage- of the exhibit at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 10. ment and Labor Relations, and will con- Following her talk there will be a live tinue through March 30. concert of songs of working people by 'Black and White' graphic arts on view The exhibit, entitled "Americans at recording artist Bobbie McGee, beginning An original graphic art exhibit entitled Martin, and "Ostriches," a lithograph by Work." will consist of 35 photographs at 7:15 p.m. Ms. McGee has appeared on Black and White will be on display at the N.J. artist Klonda Speer. portraying the working lives of construc- radio and television and recently sang for Printmaking Council of N.J., North The exhibit will be on view Tuesdays tion and government workers in Washing- more than 400,000 union members on Branch Station, through Feb. 10. through Fridays, noon to 4 p.m., and Solidarity Day in Washington, D.C. Her ton. D.C.. where Ms. Tabor lives. Some Included in the exhibit is "Aged Tree," Saturdays through Sundays,^ to 4 p.m. of the photographs reflect her experiences most recent album is entitled Bread and a wood engraving by N.J. artist Stefan For information call 201-72S-2110. as a construction worker involved in Raises. building the Washington, D.C. subway For more information call. from 1974-78. Her membership in the 201-932-9502. Faculty Visual Arts Exhibition at MCCC THE GRAND OPENING OF The works of Gary Saretzky of Law- phy at MCCC. THE renceville and Barbara Tiso of New York In addition to the featured artists, all City will be featured in Mercer County members of the college's Visual Arts Children's Birthdays POTTERY OUTLET Community College's free Visual Division faculty will display their creative Carnivals. Fain 21 W. Delaware Ave., Pennington, N. J. Grand OponmQS ArtsFaculty Exhibit to be on view at the works in photography, printmaking, paint- Company Picnics Triangle and Library Galleries on the West ing, drawing, sculpture, ceramics and Special Promotions Sat. February 6 Windsor Campus, through Feb. 19. advertising design. School Events 11 AM to 4 PM Ms. Two is in her first year as assistant For a gallery schedule and information featuring 609-924-2471 • HANDMADE POTTERY • PORCELAIN professor of ceramics/sculpture and Mr. call the college curator at 609-586-4800, Saretzky is adjunct professor of photogra- extension 588. • FINE ART POTTERY • GIFTS HOPEWH1 Refreshments Bowen and Naumann exhibit in Princeton POTTERY Something for everyone at below retail prices Coun«M In Clay MOH-FR110-5-.30 889/737-3330 Two local artists. Karen Bowen and recent oils and acrylics of Long Island Kristin Ranghild Naomamr, will exhibit Sound and shore. their works in the University League's Tapestries and small figures in soft Dorothy Brown Room, through Feb. 19. sculpture by Karen Bowen were shown Ms. Naumann'* watercolors of south- and sold in the greater Princeton area since western butte and mesa country won 1980. In this show, her sculpted life size awards in 1979 New Mexican competi- caricatures are being formally exhibited tions. Added in this collection are more for the fust time. ANTIQUES SHOW PRINCETON, NJ PRINCETON iTAUAN AMERICAN SPORTSMANS CLUB ValentineWsV^^BsWHsa^^V^sr mea^s^s^i^BV^B^v^sB^s^i^s^Vnj 464 Twfauns Rosd, Princeton, New Jtonwy YOU wil bt pttastd wtt our *MM} tnami mi reasonable I LOVE YOU. A price became mrrthiai is You can say it many ways but nothing done oo tkt premiJtJ bj says it more memorably than a framed FEBRUARY 6 & 7 original. 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IM Artmfculon: *2J50 wtth card *2M nNCt sMorrmc ami Sundayll-4 MMM6MM1 WEEK Of FEBRUARY 3-9.1982 TIME.OFF/ 13 Blue; wintl A national bluegrass guitar champion from Kendall Park, the northern debut of a promi- nent new bluegrass band from Nashville, two female-five banjo aces, an internationally renowned banjo great and his band, and a family bluegrass band performing together for over 20 years, plus a pair of clog-dancers from Baltimore will be the performers at Sixth Annual Presidents Birthday Weekend Bluegrass Festival, Saturday through Mon- day, Feb. 13 through 15, at Quakerbridge Mall. Two shows will held each day, at 1 and 3 p.m., indoors in the mall's huge tree-lined courtyard. Admission is free to the festival. New Jersey's biggest winter season bluegrass event. Acoustic country instruments such as banjo, fiddle, mandolin, guitar, and standup bass fiddle make up the bluegrass sound. There are no electric instruments or drums. The schedule is as follows: Sat. Feb. 13. 1 and 3: THE BLUEGRASS BAND (From Nashville. TN) ORRIN STAR (from Kendall Park, N.J.) AND GARY MEHALICK Sun. Feb. 14, 1 and 3: THE CARROLL COUNTY RAMBLERS (Taneytown, Md.) TONY TRISCHKA AND SKYLINE (New York City) Mon. Feb. 15, 1 and 3: MAIL POUCH EXPRESS (New Tripoli. Pa.) SWEET DIX- IE (East Brunswick, N.J.) MIKE AND BRENDA (from the Cub Hill Cloggers, Mail Pouch Express Baltimore.MD.) Saturday's shows will feature some of the most dazzling instrumentalists in the country today, including a guitarist with Central Jersey roots. From Nashville, comes a brand-new group boldly calling themselves THE Bluegrass Band. Heading the group arc a banjoist, Butch Robins, and a fiddler. Blaine Sprouse who served for several years as the backbones of two of America's greatest bluegrass bands — Robins with The Blue Grass Boys, headed by bluegrass founding father Bill Monroe, and Sprouse with Jim and Jesse and the Virginia Boys, one of the three bluegrass bands to be regular.members of the Grand Ole Opry. Appearing in October 1981 in the Blue Bluegrass Jam at Princeton's Alexander Hall, Sprouse won an ovation from the Princeton audience. Both Robins and Sprouse have recorded solo instrumental albums for Juakerbridge Mall expects record crowds for its Bluegrass festival. THE Bluegrass Band i4 TIME OFF WEEK OF FEBRU rass to blast r doldrums Rounder Records of Boston. Their new band midwest's main biuegrass bands Grass, I will feature vocals by Alan O'Bryanl and Food, and Lodging, and whose voice is comedy and Dobro steel guitar contributions reminiscent of Emmylou Harris, performed I by Ed Dye. throughout the U.S. and Europe before Returning for a first concert in the Princc- moving to New York to help establish ! ton area in many years will be.Ortin Star, Skyline. former national biuegrass guitar champion — Leader of Skyline is banjoist Tony a former Kendall Park resident, graduate of Trischka, whose three solo albums, books on | South Brunswick High School, and onetime banjo technique, and years of touring inter- I member of the Princeton Folk Music Society. nationally have made him one of the world's Working since 1977 in a duo with guitarist best-known banjo masters. Joining Trischka Gary Mehalick. Star plays banjo and man- arc three New Jcrseyans, Barry Mitterhoff Idolin in addition to guitar. In 1976. he won (formerly of the popular Bottle Hill band), on first prize in national guitar "flatpicking" mandolin, Danny Weiss, on guitar, and a championships held annually in Winfield. flamboyant former rock and jazz bass player, Kansas. The team of Star and Mehalick. Larry Cohen, one of the groups' main which specializes in twin guitar duets re- singers. Skyline's new album, Late to miniscent of the musk: of Doc and Merle Work, has been widely praised. Watson, has toured Europe and released a Finally, on Monday, the Quakerbridge I first album. "Premium Blend." festival will wind up with a spotlight on two Omn Star graduated from South Bruns- female banjoists and their band and a pair of j wick High in 1973. He gave his first guitar doggers. «. concert at Cambridge School in South Bruns- Cathy Eudis (of Mail Pouch Express from wick, when he wa> in the fourth grade. It was the Allentown. Pa. area) and Johanna m his sophomore year, in South Brunswick Mcncdis (of Newr Jersey's own all-female High that he adopted biuegrass guitar as his blucgrass band. Sweet Dixie) are paired as musical style After association with several examples of a rare female blucgrass musi- Sew England bands, including one with the cianship. Admirers of television's Wendy Orrin Star celebrated banjotst Bill Keith.- Star became Holcombe or Barbara Mandrcll will enjoy the nationally known through touring with part- the banjo fireworks of New Jersey and ner Gary Mehal»ck. In his ow-n right, how- Pennsylvania favorite daughters of the ever, he has recently released a solo album. five-string, Eudis and Mcncdis, as well as the No Frets Barred on the Rying Fish label of fiery footwork of a clogging couple from | Chicago. Baltimore's famed Cub Hill doggers, Mike Sunday's Quakerbridge shows will feature Gilbert and Brenda Hogan, one of the first I two bands in whkh the female voice plays a duos to take to the stage with the Appalachian prominent role. The Carroll County dance style that is normally done in squares Ramblers, a family band from Maryland. of eight like square dancing. made its first Quakerbridge appearance at last year's festival. Headed by high tenor singing Accompaniment for the doggers is mandolinist Leroy Eylcr. the band also fea- provided by fiddler Dave Stever and his Mail tures his wife DORIC Eylcr on guitar, their Pouch Express band which has made two I daughter Bonnie Lou Young on bass, and son albums, and performed on last year's Quaker I Dale Eylcr on fiddle, plus a second unrelated Bridge show. Sweet Dixie, in its second year I fiddkr and banjo-player. The Ramblers have as a band, is one of the only all-female I played from Lincoln Center to California and biuegrass bands in the country. I made four albums in two and a half decades For the sixth straight year, the |as a band. Quakerbridge biuegrass festival is produced, Joining this family band will be a group of and emceed, by Geoff Beme, a Cran- I "urban bluegxassers," Tony Trischka and bury-based biuegrass producer, and his com- Skyline, based in New York City and one of pany. American Arts Productions. Locally, • the main groups taking biuegrass in the Berne has produced concerts at McCarter I direction of new and original music. The Theatre and Alexander Hall, as well as the 14 [Wisconsin born-female vocalist. Dede week-scries, "Big Biuegrass Jam" for cable [WyUnd. who formerly sparked one of the stations in New Jersey. Tony Trishka '3-9.1982 TIME OFF 15 Pigging Out Nothing beats peanut butter by PAM HERSH AND JEFF MERRON sauce or casserole. They unanimously like peanut butter in the raw. The peanut is the fruit of the peanut But the big debates about peanut butter plant. Man makes livestock feed, cooking concern the method of eating the product fats, cosmetics, wallboard, plastic filler, and the consistency of the product. Every- paints and explosives from the peanut. one has his or her favorite technique for But the most important product from the eating peanut butter —off the knife, off peanut is a specialized type of livestock the spoon or on a piece of Wonder Bread, feed — a pig food, known as peanut cinammon toast, french toast, matzoh. butler. For pigs, peanut butler is the fruit of the earth, the manna from heaven , the bagel .cookie,graham cracker. greatest sustenance food ever to line a The most vehement peanut butter argu- pig's stomach. The food not only fulfills ments occur during discussions about all the pigging out requirements as an smooth versus chunky peanut but- addictive snack food, but also is truly ter. Families have been torn assunder over healthy. Although the word "healthy" is whether to purchase the chunky or the an anathema for most pigs, peanut butter smooth. The easiest solution is to buy is necessary to give the pigs the energy, both. But some fanatics tell me this can vitality and hardiness to sustain the ill have disasterous consequences. For exam- effects of all the other pigging out foods ple, a chunky fan said that his biggest fear which a pig consumes during the course of is taking a spoonful of smooth peanut a day. butter by mistake; this can happen easily Pigs however, have found numerous in the middle of the night when in a sleepy ways to junk up me healthy qualities of stupor he lusts for the wrong jar. peanut butter. Recent surveys indicated Sticking to the roof of your mouth is about the only thing wrong with peanut that in addition to the standard peanut A ST. LOUISphysician at the turn of butter. butter and jelly, pigs enjoy peanut butter the century had no idea of the familial and manhmaDows. peanut butter and discord he would stir with his invention of chocolate chip*, peanut butter and honey, peanut butter. He never intended to create require that any product labeled as peanut grams; bologna 30 grams; and ham gets 24 peanut butter and maple syrup. Some of a national pigging out phenomena. He butter must be at least 90 percent peanuts. grams of protein per dollar. I would say the pig rebels eat peanut butter with only wanted to make convenience high Skippy Peanut Butter, which is about to peanut butter really stacks up well against healthy items, such as American cheese, protein food for his invalid patients who celebrate its 50th birthday, contains 93 other protein sources." cream dwrtr. granota,bananas, apples or could not shop for food on a regular basis. percent peanuts (one percent salt, two raisins. And the real iconoclasts of the pig Since then the food has experienced percent sweetener, four percent STACKING UPbrings me to the topic world are those pigs who eat peanut butter "extraordinary popularity. In the United stabilizers.) of Annette Funicello, the former with bacon . States approximately 690 million pounds "According to my members, the all Mouseketeer who now is a television Although the mommy pigs do not even of peanut butter are consumed each year," natural brands of peanut butter don't sell. spokesperson for Skippy Peanut Butter. like to think about bacon and peanut butter said James Mack, the director of the People like the slight addition of salt and Unfortunately, research has shown that sandwiches, they are very grateful for all Peanut Butter and Nut Processors Associa- sugar," according to Mr. Mack. The salt even enormous quantities of peanut-butter die other peanut butter combinations .The tion. is used as a flavor enhancer, the sugar wilj do nothing to make one's figure manufacturers of Skippy Peanut Butter The peanut butter manufacturers are makes the peanut butter less sticky and resscmble that of Ms. Funicello: Ap- (Best Foods of CPC Inc.) particularly proud of their product and resent any counteracts the slightly bitter taste of parently, however, that is the only feat recommend a m»«fU«« dish of slight implication that the food is in the ground peanuts. peanut butter fails to accomplish. It re- putedly will cure depression, get rid of VTfJxt t SOCBatfO WOO PPHiflUt OVtZCf snack food category. Two tablespoons of Barbara Heir, public relations official The sauce is made with tomatos. tomato peanut butter satisfies IS percent of the with Best Foods (Skippy), said peanut pimples, curl hair, straighten hair (if that paste, kidney beans, zucchini, onions. minimum daily requirement for protein. butter not only is healthy, "but also a real is desired), cure bad backs, get rid of 9C3BOCB SOU PC9SUI DUuCi. The product has no cholesterol and even health bargain . You get more protein per migraine headaches, strengthen nails, im- the processed versions of peanut butter dollar than in other foods. 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In fact, and Charlie Mingus, did he seemingly embracing this native American artform suayped across the shoulder of an ac- drop out of sight and retire to a life of sign with renewed excitement. • complished player, the guitar often ap- painting in Sea Bright? Did he dislike the Now that he has "stepped forward" to pears more like an extra appendage than jazz scene in New York City? Was he his rightful place before the public, Farlow simply like a stringed instrument carved afraid of stardom? intends to give more concerts, continue his out of wood. Noting that he "sort of stepped aside" guitar teaching, and record more albums So it is with Talmadge Farlow. known but didn't retire, Farlow answers: "I for Concord, the jazz label that boasts the to friends and jazz lovers as Tal. the didn't have the feeling that many people Lincoln Continentals of guitarists. 60-vcar-old resident of Sea Bright, by way knew about me. Playing with Red briefly Having returned to the scene in a big of North Carolina. did put me in the light a little bit, but I way, is Farlow satisfied with his career? Watching him perform on stage is a didn't have any idea that anybody would "No, not really," he responds. "I feel miss me," he says with a chuckle. refreshing change of pace from the antics that it's going to take me a little while to and sociosexual posturing of many rock During the "60s and '70s he kept a low get into it again. It doesn't come as guitarists. Farlow doesn't need to profile. In fact, prior to his engagement in Tal Farlow quickly as it once did." (One wouldn't camouflage inferior technique or deficient the Big Apple at Bechet's in 1980, he know it from his. playing. He's being imagination by grandstanding under the Gibson Tal Farlow guitar. hadn't played New York City for 13 years. modest — he has never sounded better.) spotlight. Guitarists and music lovers who haven't "I had a few calls," he remembers, "but Although he has extended the harmonic Seated casually on his stool, his electric witnessed this man's mastery on stage can there's a lot of attention on you when guitar nestled against his hip. Farlow hear it on Chromatic Palette (Concord you're in that town. Yes, I guess I was a revolution wrought by Lester Young, smiles beatifically as he coaxes note after Records), an eight-song LP teaming the little reluctant to show up there." Charlie Parker, Art.Tatum and, perhaps noce. chord after chord out of his guitar. It guitarist with the popping bass playing of Farlow is wrong about one thing and most of all, guitarist Charlie Christian, all seems so natural, so effortless, that one Gary Mazzaroppi and the lyrical piano right about another. No, jazz lovers hadn't Farlow says his primary goal is "never to gets the impression there's nothing he'd accompaniment of the amazing Tommy forgotten about him and yes, the media bore myself." Adds the guitarist: "I'd like rather be doing than playing his axe. Flanagan. does focus a lot of attention on excep- to build along the lines I'm going now. nowhere he'd rather be than on stage at Dc tionally talented performers. On both I'm getting better at this. It's getting a Rosa's, a classy rib joint and jazz club in RETURNING TO his table after the accounts, things have worked to Farlow's little easier and I'm feeling a little more Highlands, just a few minutes from Sea set at De Rosa's, Farlow is asked if he advantage. He now plays New York comfortable." Bright. finds any activity more pleasurable than semiregularly, and he has been the subject With that, Tal Farlow the guitarist — Indeed. Farlow's guitar takes on the playing the guitar. "I can't think offhand of numerous newspaper and magazine and Tal Farlow the guitar — return to the. personality of its player subtle yet what it would be. No," he drawls softly, stories. stage for the second set. substantive, quick yet unhurried, confi- breaking into a big grin. From a distance, dent yet never cocky. It seems equally his face looks as if it were carved out of A COMPLETELY self-taught guitarist Check local listings for Tal Farlow's true, moreover, that Farlow the player stone, but up close, one sees a few soft (he started on the four-string mandolin next performance at De Rosa's (High- takes on the personality of his patented lines and folds. His looks belie his age. and, when he switched to the guitar, used lands, N.J.). Princetonian Diner & Restaurant Zrivcni a under new owners and management We invite you to visit u*. SPECIAL FAMILY DINNER $4.45 something NEW for '82 iacMas csp of mp, ar cfaiBed friit pica, paMmg. idle or bd oka, hot aflat or tn. 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As bad as cries'' from her dead baby; a special about shows are presented in the name of violence, is, I figure it has its place, you children abandoned by their parents; and "reality," and the inspiid shows are But in many ways, I think the other know? And besides, everyone and their another movie about a maniacal murderer guess of my life have been easier. It was presented in the name of ''entertain- cousin objects to violence on television who stalked nuns. I am not a sensa- ment." But where is it written that reality easier finding the man of my dreams than and objecting has never done any good so tionalist. These shows are in the TV now finding something good to watch at 8 is always depressing and entertainment far. Guide. These shows are usual. They are always absurd? o'clock. It was easier finding the college not exceptional. There was also a show of my choice. In fact, I believe it is easier about child pornography (with lots of Most of televison today seems to be I OBJECT to watching someone on lacking any sort of sane middle-ground. to find good help, a place to park and the television die of cancer. I dislike watching candid publicity shots in all the big money to pay the electric bill than it is to newspapers) or, if we were in the mood Where are the Mary Tyler Moore Shows, someone watch someone else die of the Rhodas, even the I Love Lucy^3 of find anything worth watching on tele- cancer. Real life is full of that. News- for scholarship, we could take the Na- vision. tional Teenage Alcoholics Test. yesteryear? Those shows were predicated papers and magazines are full of it. It is a on the belief that entertainment — genuine And I'll tell you something. I like TV. tragedy that has touched the lives of entertainment — had to be at least based I look forward to it. I sort of figure after almost everyone we know. We don't need on reality. Accordingly, their characters a long (often long, long) day. my nerves it in living color. I don't know who's ALTHOUGH NAZIS, cancer, child abuse, alcoholism, child pornography, were enlivened with the qualities of are frazzled, my mind has played around funding the flurry of disease shows or creativity, integrity, humor, and — to be with most of the thinking it can handle, what they're getting out of it, but I don't and the mistreatment of mentally retarded sure — a certain amount of sadness. But and I am really ready for a quiet drink, a think most of us get much out of it but people (which has also received much the general after-effect was uplifting. talk with my husband, enjoying the dinner attention on national TV over the past morbidly depressed. Is this the purpose of Where, other than on public televison, my weary hands have put together and television? several months) are all subjects which yes. a good telcvison show. surely have their place in the education of do we find those qualities depicted on Nazis have been another favorite sub- every concerned American citizen, does i( television today? Oh, there are a few BBC ject of programming directors. And I don't imports here and there, there's M.A.S.H., I FIGURE I'm sort of a prime-time follow that this is the way to do it? Should like to look at Nazis. I don't like watching prime-time television be a showcase for of course, and one imaginatively-written, watcher. That is when all the "good" endless replays of the Nazi holocaust. As well-actedcomedy series called Bosom shows are supposed to be on, the time everything that is abysmal, depraved, or crucially important as it is that we re- shocking about the human race? Buddies, but other than those anomalies, when all the networks are supposed to by member what went on in Nazi Germany, I there really isn't much. vying tojoutdo each other in producing still don't see what purpose it serves to see With the life-saving exception of Public So what are we going to do about it? As wonderful shows to watch. Indeed, ac- that sort of perverted, rampant cruelty — (may if live forever) Television, our it stands now, we can watch children cording to television network thinking, humanity at its most demented ebb — viewing selection after 7:30 p.m. is large- their programming choices should be so starving in Biafra or we can watch a graphically replayed on television. ly a choice .between shows like The fat-bellied bimbo do a hula on Gilligan's spectacular, so grippingJy marvelous, that Tragedy of America's Drug-Crazed most of us should be locked in the I mean, okay. Once a year maybe. But Island. It ain't much of a choice. delectable quandry of a kid outside a once a week? And that's what television is chocolate shop. They all look so delicious, coming down to. In one month of the past Pigging Out we just shouldn't know which one to year, there were five (count 'em, five) choose. specials about Nazis. It was enough to (Continued from page 16) Chunky Does prime time television look de- make a person flip the channel. But you 4 pigs — Skippy — licious? Prime-time television doesn't know what hapen when we flipped the Creamy What can you say about a four-pigger? even look good, and it's a pity. channel? Four pigs — Smuckers — This was chock full of crunchy nuts, and With a name like Smuckers, it has to be Perhaps I should explain what I mean We flipped to a special about child had a great flavor. It maintained a perfect by "good." My "good" may not be your abuse. We were, if we chose able to watch good, right? Sound familiar? Well, it is balance of chilnkiness and creaminess. "good." a nice, suburban middle-class lady with a good — in fact, the best of the creamy I like happy endings. I like to be college education brutally abuse her small peanut butters we tasted. This is an "All 3'/j pigs — Peter Pan — entertained. I like creativity. I like to learn child. That was one choice we had. What Natural" peanut butter, containing only As far as taste and creaminess go, Peter a little something (I am even willing to else could we sec2 peanuts and salt. Because the peanut oil Pan is on the level of the Skippy naturally rises to the top, it is necessary to Super-Chunk. But, it isn't as crunchy as stir before eating. Excellent taste and the Skippy. A good bet for those who like consistency, what you expect of a really some chunk, but not too much of it. good peanut butter. Hilton's Famous '/: pig — Ideal — 3'/2 pigs — Skippy — Even worse than the Ideal creamy. It Oldies Nite We were a little disappointed in this, leaves a lousy aftertaste (and dur- but not much. It didn't have as nutty a ing-taste). The corn sweeteners and salt flavor as Jif. wasn't as creamy as Peter seem to dominate the flavor. Surprisingly, Every Monday Nite Pan. but it achieved a good balance and is there is not even much savings in the Ideal — Live Performances by your Favorite Oldies Groups- indeed pretty good. brand — Stay away!! '/? pig — Crazy Richards Peanut 3 pigs — Jif — . Feb. 8 Happenings March 8 Elegante / «™ Butter — Q 0 We found Jif to have a nuttier, fuller We'll be the first to say that we're Feb. 15 No Oldies Show March 15 Danny A The Juniors? AWARD flavor than the other brands. It was also Feb. 22 Classics March 22 Duprees > '% subjective, and our mouths were watering v very thick, which is probably because of March 1 Mystic* March 29 Capris * -o^ the molasses that is part of the recipe. looking forward to a homemade peanut. butter treat. We were utterly disappointed. «•**• tftt Spmt 0/ (ft* Ws >Mtfi Top Ottas C/oupf fou 2'A pigs — Peter Pan — Because the peanut oil rises to the top, you •ml wtrn to Mis* The flavor was okay, and it was the have to* stir it first — and while a spoon MILTON was fine for the Smucker's all natural, a S3 cover smoothest and creamiest of all the creamy The Mkoa km brands. Because of its easy spreadability, crowbar would have come in handy for charge N | TumpM Ut 8. Monmouch St txxralort. it is an excellent "white-bread spread," this brand. The taste was very unpleasant. tut Wndtot. N | 08520 and is also probably excellent in "fluf- Perhaps Crazy-Richard should change ' <6O9) 448-7000 femutter" sandwiches. the name from "Crazy Richard's Peanut Butter" to "Crazy Richard's Glue." 1 pi — Ideal — O pigs —- Econo-Buy — Not so ideal. Bad. This brand is made Oversjweet'and not very chunky at all — with a heavy emphasis on corn sweet- just a preliminary sniff was enough to eners, and you really can taste the dif- make the heartiest of taste-testers make a "1 couldn't believe my eye*.... This truly Is the #1 Oldies Club ference.. It is much too creamy, probably dash for the alka-seltzer. Do yourself a Trenton Times In New Jersey- due to the multitude of oils that are added. favor and save even more money by not New York Daily New* It doesn't even smell good. buying it at all!! * Mondays There's No Place Like BUIton 18 i (ME OFF WEEK OF FEBRUARY 3 -9,1982 WINE LINES Begin tasting with sweet whites By BOB LEVDflE wine. When the grapes riocn more than the Riesling wines yield rather small has a common set of characteristics. These minimum to make "Quality Wine" it is amounts of grapes per acre, and to compli- collective vineyards are called Grosslagen Everyone seems to be switching to white called "Quality Wine with Special Attri- cate things even more, the grapes take a to distinguish them from individual wine. If you are unsure of your crowd's butes" (QnaHtitswcla mil Prldlkat), long time to ripen. In only four out of every vineyards called Einzellage. preferences, you can': go wrong with a nice abbreviated as''QmP". The "special attri- ten harvests are the grapes fully ripened In the best known area of the Mosel there little Genius white wine. butes" define the roost interesting wines when they are finally picked. To make are two Berdchs (Bernkastel and Zell), in Most teachers of wine appreciation which are classified and labeled in ascend- wine, the juke is either blended with other the Rheingau only one (Johannisberg) and know that beginning students move from ing order as "Kabinett," "Spatlese" and grape juke having higher sugar content or in the Rheinhessen three (Bingen, Wonne- somewhat sweet simple wines, usually "Austese" as the unfermented sugar level sugar is added to the-must. In the-latter gau and Nierstein.) white, to the complex dry reds and whites of the juke increases. case, the resulting wine can only be labeled Two attractive wines found locally at having multiple bouquets, flavors and Prices generally also increase in the as "QbA". about S3 are a Berekh Bemkastel (shipped aftertastes which evoke all the flaming pro- same order. The rules are the same for all To avoid financial disaster, the growers by Hans Walter) from the Mosel and a se among the wine writers. German wines with interesting differences in the Mosel have been planting increasing Berekh Johannisberg (shipped by Dennis Before you buy your wine, however, resulting from the choice of the grape, amounts of varieties such as the Muller- and Huppert) from the Rheingau. There are you need to know a link about what tastes where grown and if the wine is made in the Thurgau which bears two or three times as also some Bereich Bingen in the same price the German winetnaken aim for and how standard way (with a little residual grape many tons per acre and ripens sooner. range: this relates to the label. Wine labels from sugar) or fermented until it is completely Although the resulting wine is not as Fine as - Within these Berekhs, generally sur- Germany are marvels of precise descriptors dry. The new dry German wines are a sub- that made from Riesling, the combination rounding-towns such-as Bernkastel are the but there are too many different German ject that will be discussed in another col- of climate and soil along the Mosel and Grosslagen. These always take the name wine types to cover here. Let's therefore umn and will be of. particular interest to Rheingau still produce wines having many of the best known town plus the most popu- concentrate on just three areas, each having those who are on low sugar diets. of the traditional characteristics one nor- lar vineyard name within the collective a selection of lovely inexpensive wines, mally associates with these areas. Most im- vineyard. which are widely available. In the Mosel and in most of the Rheing- au, the important ead roost expensive grape portant, they are generally much less ex- Germans are famous for having the most The areas are the Mosel, the Rheinhes- is the Johannisberg or white Riesling. It pensive. fanciful label names in the world so that it is sea and the Rheingau. I won't.attempt to produces a delicate, fragrant, flowery wine Although there are hundreds of different not surprising to find a grosslagen near Zell deal with the better more expensive wines which in the better years has a lot of acid to labels from these areas, there are only a called, "The Black Cat" resulting in the from these three areas, since each area balance the fruitiness of the wine and give h limited number the bargain hunter need label Zeller Schwartze Katx. Near the alone would easily fUl a column. depth and complexity. The principle gusta- know. With few exceptions, German labels town of Piesport is Michaels Hill which Because the vineyards are so far north, tory differences between Mosel and give the name of the town followed by a produces Piesporter Michelsberg. the grapes don't ripen completely every Rheingau wines made from the white vineyard designation. In the Mosel, the Among the better buys in German wines year. In 1980 only half of the normal Riesling are mat the former tend to be pal- principal towns producing light inexpen- are these grosslagen wines. Included in the amount of grapes was harvested. Great er, more flowery and fruity because of the sive wines are Bernkastel, Piesport, Mosel is Bernkasteter Badstube '78 or emphasis is thus placed on the sweetness of higher acid levels than the deeper, more Wehkn, Orzig and Zell. In German, the Bernkasteler Kurfurstlay '78, both the grape juice (called must). The German complex and long lived wines of the suffix -er means from (i.e. New Yorkex) so around $3,*or a one and a half liter Zeller government hat established a very rigorous Rheingau. Mosel wines come in tall, thin mat a wine from the area of Zell is termed a Schwartze Katz 78 for $8.89. green bottles; most of the rest of the wines set of laws governing the labeling of wines Zeller. In the Rheingau look for a Rudeshebn- from along the Rhine are in brown bottles. according to the grape sugar content of the- er Burgweg, or a Johannisberger In both Germany and Prance, a system of Erntebringer. In the Rheinhessen an ex- juke before the wine is made. Virtually all In the Rheinhessen the principal grapes wine classifications has developed wherein German wine imported into the U.S. is cellent wine is-a Binger Sankt Rochus- are the Mulkr-Thurgau and the Sylvaner, the lowest classification takes in a whole kapelle or the very widely found Nier- "Quality Wine" (QwaUtitswda) abbrevi- both of which produce fuller more aggres- ' viticultural area. In Germany such an area ated as "QbA," which is the lowest classi- sive wines, lacking the elegance and grace is called a Bercfch. Within these Berekhs fication for wine rated above ordinary table of the Riesling. are smaller vineyard areas where the wine See WINE LINES, page 21 Our Wine Ust is as Impr ive as our Menu... There is a saying that a "day without wine is like a day without ELLSWORTHS sunshine" and since wine is a pleasant part of your meal. h now can offer you your choice of over 300 fine v*ines. all at modest cost Naturally, the food you eat should compliment the wine you drink —so—as our many featuring over boasters say — "Lahiere's food b superb." Come soon and see. 50 LAI-HERE'S German Estate French Restaurant Wines 6,000 WINES LARGE SELECTION OF IMPORTED BEERS- KNOWLEDGEABLE CONSULTANTS CHEESES FROM AROUND THE WORLD GOURMET FOODS & SANDWICHES ELLSWORTH WINE & LIQUORS Princeton Hightstown Rd. (1st left over the bridge from Princeton) Mon-Th 9-9 Fr & Sat 9-10 Plenty of Free Parking 609-799-0530 H£EK OF FEBRUARY 3-9. 1982 TIME OFF ' 19 TubeView On cable, Playboy looks dull by JEFF WEINGRAD Donald Wildmon, who heads the Missis- it's pretty funny that he's taken such journal, have fallen gradually, but distinct- sippi-based organization, just doesn't offense. Has the man forgotten his own ly, over the past four years. In fact, the Once more into the breach... The latest think the networks have done enough to theater-of-the-absurd roots? Minneapolis NBC affiliate has started episode finds our ink-stained reporter clean up their acts. (Perhaps he hasn't running the Tonight Show a half-hour clinking glasses at yet another cocktail noticed this has been about the blandest ••••• later than usual, in order to squeeze party/screening. This time out though, he TV year in memory.) The Moral Ma- another high-rated M*A*S*H episode on- admits to himself, he is actually looking jority is a bit more forgiving, it seems, WHAT'S NEWS?: CBS, still pushing to the air... Lawrence Welk has stopped forward to the show. and says it won't participate in the for an hour-length evening newscast, re- producing new shows for his weekly • proposed boycott, now threatened for cently disclosed that it's hoping to do so syndicated series. From now on, it's all ••••• March 2. A spokesman for the MM said from 6:30 to 7:30, EDT. This is a strategy backlog, arid gravy, for the 78-year-old that his group thinks the nets still have a move meant to assuage affiliate stations bandleader... John Davidson has joined Unbelievable as it may seem, someone long way to go, but credited them at least that have been the biggest stumbling block Merv Griffin and Mike Douglas in trim- actually figured out a way to make with having "made a good faith effort." in the way of the expanded newscast. That ming his show back from 90 minutes to 60 Playboy dull. Wildmon has said that his group's atten-. way, the thinking seems to be, the locals minutes. (Though I doubt it was his Not the magazine, that is. but rather a tion has broadened to include not only won't be forced to give up the lucrative suggestion.) Producer Group W says the new bunny-hatched cable offering that demerits for sex, violence and profanity, 7:30-8 spot. The logic seems a bit thin move was made because so many local recently made its debut in some 200.000 but now also the non-upholding of' 'Chris- here, after all, the stations would be giving stations are placing heavier emphasis on subscriber-homes. The hour-long show, tian values."... The New York Times up half hour to networks anyway you cut news coverage... Ch. 11 has started airing > the main attraction of a partnership be- quoted NBC boss of bosses Grant Tinker it. just a little earlier. And with local news reruns of White Shadow on Saturday tween Playboy Inc. and Rainbow Pro- as saying that he thinks Wildmon's con- mushrooming all over, it seems doubtful afternoons at five. Very good show, which gramming Services, was heralded as a cerns would be better placed elsewhere. the local stations would willingly hand should never have been forced off the CBS video version of the widely-read, and "If we did better programs — just high- back any half-hour of early-evening time schedule. Ch. 11 has also bought the ogled, magazine. A translation to the er-quality television — the questions to the networks... Ch. 2 News is on a big rights to Love Boat and Little House small screen that surely would be a about content would go away." Tinker promotional kick, what with all the reruns. They'll start up in 1983. It only voyeur's delight. was quoted. "Our big sin. if one is being changes indecent days — new 5 O'clock cost WPIX some $70,000 per episode for According to Playboy Productions committed, is not the level of sex or newscast and all sorts of anchor, and set, Love Boat, and about $30,000 per episdue veepec David Lewine, the show's aim is violence in shows, but the low- changes. Can't say I'm crazy about the for;Little House. That's per episode, so to provide '"sophisticated, provocative,' est-common-denominator phenomenon, Newsbreaker Territory concept. First of you can imagine how much revenue TV quality adult entertainment." Nowhere the fact that we're not producing better all, most of the news on the show is not generates when you consider the station was this found in the first program of the shows. I think he's picking on the wrong broken then and there. And besides that, plans to reap upwards of $100,000 in ad monthly series. Just the opposite, in fact. evil." I agree wholeheartedly with Tinker, certainly the station isn't suggesting that money a day on just those two shows Bonng. And virtually devoid of the who I trust is working hard on the problem its goal is to only break news. I mean, alone. intellectual stimulation and sophistication he speaks of. what happened to good old coverage of that fills the magazine. Even the pictorial what's happening and leaving it at that. ••••• parts left much to be desired. Playboy The very idea of figuring out an ad publisher Hugh Hefner, we're told, was ••••• campaign for news — the best way to sell COMING ATTRACTIONS: Egypt: pleased with the show, but told his troops the news — is something I'd prefer not to Quest for Eternity, a National Geo- to make it more substantial in the future. DOLLARS AND NONSENSE: RCA. consider. Of course, tell that to the station graphic special. Ch. 13. 8 p.m.. takes a An understatement. NBC's parent company — and the owner general managers who look over their look Wednesday (3) night a pharaoh A good idea was totally lost on its way as well of Hertz Corporation, Coronet balance sheets and see such a large Rameses II, one of the greatest builders to the video screen. Each segment in the Carpets and Gibson Greeting Cards — percentage of their profits riding on the the world has ever seen. Same night, at 9 • first show was at least twice as long as it really took it on the financial chin lasi local newscasts. on CBS. Bette Davis stars in A Piano for should have been. A perfect example was year. Profits for 1981 were down 82.9 Mrs. Cimino, teledrama about widow's the show's very first segment, a "Playboy percent from 1980. from $315.3 million to fight to regain control of her life from interview" with Bo and John Derek that $54 million. Now that's pretty good dough •*•*•• aggressive son. Later, at ten. Ch. 13 rings ' would have been far more interesting, and for you and me, but you'll understand that in with portrait of late composer/bassist, far less a cliche, if it had been one-quarter a big-time operation like RCA doesn't CONTRAST: The Yankees, stupidly, Charles Mingus... The always-excellent its interminable length. care for those figures. Thornton Brad- let Reggie Jackson slip away, but that Anthony Hopkins stars as The What else? How about a ribald classic show, RCA chairman who took over last wasn't the worst thing they did of late. Hunchback of Notre Dame, Thursday — witty and irony-filled in print — that July (and proceeded to force Fred Silver- The Bronx Bombers fired radio broad- (4) night at nine on CBS. Derek (I came off as mindless fluff meant for man out as NBC chief, and then replaced caster Fran Healy. The former catcher has Claudius) Jacobi, Lesley-Annc-Down and ninth-graders. Or a music offering from him with,Tinker), has now said RCA will been doing wonderful work behind the John Gielgud co-star... Five Easy Pieces, Blondie that was merely a promotional sell Hertz, and a number of other mike ever since he moved into the radio early '70s gem, unreels on Ch. 7, Friday tape. Or. sacre bleu, the fact that the non-telecommunications subsidiaries. booth a few years ago. and I'm real sorry night at 1:30 ayem... Late Saturday night, centerfold — former Toronto model Shan- Thar ought to rosy up the picture a bit. to see him go. He and Phil Rizzuto, in 2:45 a.m., again Ch. 7, The Deadly non Tweed — was about 90 percent Hertz earned $127 million in 1980. but particular, were a fantastic combination, Tower, starring Kurt (Elvis) Russell will mindless charter and maybe ten percent slumped badly for a number of reasons in very competent and. at times, very fun- keep you riveted to your armchair. It's the pktorul. Come on Hugh, really. 1981, including price wars, depressed ny... Mork* and Mindy will be put on story of Charles Whitman, who in 1966 Lewine told me that the show will iron air-travel market and poor resale of cars... hold come March 4, at which time ABC is climbed a tower at the University of Texas out its kinks, and become more like the CBS* coverage of the Super Bowl — bringing on a satirical cops-and-robbers and proceeded to open fire, killing 13 and magazine, as the months hop alorfg. He which like the game itself was up and series called Police Squad. M and M is wounding 33... Sunday (7) morning; at says.that the o%cr-long segments in the down, sinking the lowest when it foisted not cancelled says ABC. which no doubt 11, Tarzan's New York Adventure first show were necessary because the on us that cloying half-time songfest by a just forgot to say the word 'yet'... CBS (1942) swings onto Ch. 5. At eight, same "other magazine elements" aren't ready besweatcred mob of ultra-clean-cut estimates that 105 million people watched night, ABC starts up two-night presen- >et. and Hefner doesn't want to rush American youth — cost the network some all or some part of the Super Bowl. The tation of the Superman I movie. The tiungs and do a sloppy job. And as for the $1.4 million. The network grossed about funniest statistic I saw was that 91 percent network says the TV version will contain lack dr\ sophistication, that too will $20 million by selling ads at $345,000 per of all those watching TV in San Francisco scenes never seen in the theater. Con- change. hV said, as the Playboy side of the 30-second clip. Add on agency com- at the time the game was on were tuned clusion is following night. Also at'eight, partnership^takes on more weight. (Right missions and a $6 million fee paid to the into the contest. A massive search is no Sunday night, NBC offers three-hour TV new. the Pnjyboy show airs as a package National Football League for the rights, doubt happening right now to find those movie about stock market crash, The Day on the Escapade channel with "drive-in" and it means that CBS pocketed about $10 turncoats in the non-watching nine percent the Bubble Burst. Ch. 13, at ten Sunday R-rated movtes, but within |8 months the million for the game. That's a super who didn't care to see the beloved 49ers... night, starts up new satire, Not the Nine plans call for it to become wScly the Sunday... Sorry, but Ch. 9 flip-flopped dates on me, O'Clock News, British send-up of the Playboy channel.} and it turns out that Eric Sevareid's news. And if you've been following Ch. The future can't come soon enough for ••••• Chronicle (detailed here last time out) 4's late Sunday night reruns of The xhis viewer. Right now. what had didn't make its debut last week, but rather Gangster Chronicles, the concluding promised to be a sight for sore eyes is TIME PASSAGES: Former Yippic starts out this Saturday (6) at seven p.m. episode unravels at 11:45 p.m....- Monday basically just another TV eye sore. co-founder, ex-Establishmcntarian, Jerry Or at least that's the latest word available. (8) night at nine, TV Guide special on Rubin has filed a $1.2 million suit against NBC looks at the past year in television. Volkswagen and an ad agency for. he A A A A A At ten, Olivia 'Newton-John slithers in accuses, using a lookalike of himself in a with special of her own, ABC. Same commercial for the Volkswagen Vanagon. DOTS ALL: For the fourth consecutive night, midnight, great John Ford western, SPLIT DECISION: The hot-air cloud The character in the ad is called Jerry, and year, Johnny Carson will emcee the My Darling Clementine, rides in on Ch. of a sponsor boycott by the righteous is depicted as an ex-radical who now Academy Awards show on ABC, Mon- . Henry Fonda stars as Wyatt Earp. Same watchdog Coalition for Better Television works on Wall Street, which of course day. March 29th. The late-night king's time, ABC presents the touching, and has again drifted in from the horizon. Rev. Rubin does. While he's got a point, I think ratings, reports Variety, the showbiz shocking Looking for Mr. Goodbar. 20 TIME OFF -Y 1982 HEARSAY A cast of 25 actors has been assembled Hook, Sharita Hunt, Leona Johnson, gram, Office of School Programs, N.J. The following three juniors will star in at McCaner Theatre in Princeton for Cheryl Yvonne Jones, Sagan Lewis, Department of Education. the production: Katby Jones as Sarah Ipbigenia At Aulfa. the fourth production Susan Kay Logan, Rikki Rkard, Diane The Great American Eating Ma- Brown; Mark Burgess as Sky Masterson; in McCarter's 1981-82 .drama series, von Fossen, Pant Wanner, Grace Zan- chine: You was produced and directed by and Mary Lynn Suseck as Miss which will run Feb. 24 through March 14. darski and Tara Zocker. Louis Presti and edited by James Walsh, Adelaide. In addition, sophomore Greg The production of this rarely-performed Sets and costumes have been designed both of NJN. Gordcn Myers, Ph.D. from Simko will play Nathan Detroit. last masterpiece by Euripides marks the by Gtorgios Patsas. noted Greek de- Trenton State College, created the music, - Other cast members include Richard American debut of director Spyros signer. Costumes are being constructed in songs and rhymes for the series. The •McClendon as Nicely-Nicely; Raymond Evaogeiatos. More than 90 staging of Greece and imported for the production. executive producer was Walter Freas, Vekko as Benny Southstreet; James Scul- opens and plays in several European Music for the play has been composed by director of the- Educational SErvices ly and Joey Biltmore as Rusty Charlie; countries have won this Athenian-bom Stephanos Gazoofeas. Francis Aronson Division of NJN. Lloyd Mathis as Arvide Abernathy; director fame and awards. is lighting designer. The series, which was part of the Frank Nemeth as Harry the Horse; Karen Doswell as Mimi; Ann Marie Mr. Evangelatos" American directorial Network's daytime Instructional Tele- The titk rok of Iphigema. the young Simko as General Matilda A. Cartwright, debut is made possible by a grant from the vision Schedule in 1981, can be seen again Greek princess who dies nobly for an Stanley J. SeegcT Hellenic Fund at Prince- Ramon Cuevas as Big Jule; James Den- in the daytime schedule beginning the unjust cause, will be played by Moniqoe ton University. ning as drunk/waiter/M.C.; Judi Silver as week of Jan. 25, with a repeat beginning Fowler. Ms. Fowler has sent two years Agatha; Steven Mesulam as Calvin; Reg- the week of March 8. For exact dates and with the Trinity Square Repertory Com- gie Alston as Corporal; Lisa Grimsley as ••••"• times, call NJN's Educational Services pany, and was seen Off-Broadway in Ethel, and Paf Yacone as Angie the Ox. New Jersey Network has received an Division at 609-984-0520. Casualties as well as at the Long Wharf honorable mention award from the Cor- Mr. Presti was given the award for his The. Hot Box Dancers will be Renee and other regional theatres. Tom KJunis. poration for Public Broadcasting as part of achievements as a motion picture producer Mayerson, Linda Fishman, Debi Cu- who appeared with Elizabeth Taylor in the 1981 Public Television Local Program for New Jersey Network (formerly N.J. tler, Ramona Hollo way, Danielle Biun- The little Foxes in Los Angeles and on Awards for the nutritional series. The Public Television) since 1970, especially no, Terri Surrett, Maureen Murphy, Broadway in The Baccate with Irene Great American Eating Machine: You, for his documentary films about N.J. Karen Prather, Christy Else and Karen Papas among many other New York and a joint production of NJN and the N.J. history and contemporary life, including Doswell. regional theatre credits, plays her father Department of Education. And senior Crossroads To Victory, and other films Crapshooters/dancers/chorus members Agamemnon. producer/director Louis Presti of NJN, about the role played by N.J. in the will be Walter Briscese, Luke Lynch, Holly Barron will portray received an Award of Recognition from American Revolution. Bob Breese, Owen Tarantino, George Oyttmnestra, Agamemnon's wife: Neil the N.J. Historical Commission on Satur- Other films which contributed to Mr. Alfred, Aaron Haba, Kevin Beckford and Scott Burgess. Vipond will play Menclaos. King and day, Dec. 5, 1981, at the State Museum in Presti's award dealt with the Morris Canal; husband of Hckn. whose adultery causes Trenton. N.J. architecture; Hispanics in N.J.; the The crapshooters' molls/dancers/chorus the Trojan War. and Drew Keil will play Japanese-American community in South members will be Mindy Altschul, Diane Achilks. the Greci hero trapped . as are The nutritional series was cited for the Jersey; and Victorian life and architecture Van Houten, Amy Loeb, Robin Kelter, ill the characters, by the force of events. award in the instructional television cat- in the region. Vija Eversons, Christina Muchanic, egory for children from preschool through Other member!, of the cast are William ••••• Susan Conover, Melba Collier, Linda Denis as the Old Servant. Robert primary grades. It consisted of the follow- Manteria, Shonda Foster, Karin Smith, Lancbester as the First Messenger. Tom ing four. 15 minute lessons: why we eat; Franklin Township High School has Wendy Ward, HoUy Lehr and Jodi Hewitt as the second Messenger, and where food comes from; what food is announced the cast for its upcoming Miller, with assistant directors Cathy Stephen Oates Smith and Dale Ducko as healthy; and what a balanced diet is. The production of "Guys and Dolls," to be Van Houten and Ellen Aaronson. attendants. The chorus of women com- information included in the lessons was performed at 8 p.m., Fridays and For information call Franklin Township prises Ann Adams, Annie Combs, closely supervised by the staff of the Saturdays, March 12 and 13, and 19 and High School at 201-873-2400, extension Vetuda Evans, Laura Gardner, Cora Nutrition Education and Training Pro- 20. 221. WINE' LINES (Continued from page 19) Because of the wide variation allowed in can drink either Kabinett or Spitlese 1977 bottom. It's (he Krover Nacktarsh "78. grape types, you should be aware that all and 1978 wines now. Hold your QmP As- far as prices go, the wines mentioned sterner Gules Domtol. Because these lat- Liebfraumilch does not all taste the 'same J979'i for another year, as they will cer- were those found in local wine stores with- ter wises are almost always made from the nor is it of the same quality. You now find tainly get better. in the past few weeks. With New Jersey Mtnier-Thurgau or Sylvaoer grapes, the Ljebfraumilch in 1.5 liter bottles selling at As far as labels older than 1975, don't wines now decontrolled there is now no wines tend to be fuller and have a slightly moderate jug wine prices to compete with bother unless it is an Auslese or a Spatkse longer any reason why all prices in stores earthy character. California "Rhine Wine." It is perfectly from a very good vineyard in the Mosel or will be the same.' Watch for price cutting Of all the well known wines of the pleasant wine but in my opinion a far cry Rheingau. Then it should be a 1973 or the among the most popular brands. As an ex- ample, I recently saw an ad for a very Rbeinhessea, none is more celebrated than from even the least expensive of the great 1971i. popular TJebfraumilsch which originally that carrying the most fanciful name of all. Rheinhessea wines 1 have previously men- In addition to the Bereich and Grot- sold for over $5 now going for about 33. LdMramnDcb which translates as "Milk tioned. S~ slagen labels, there are many inexpensive of the Blessed Mother." Leibrraumilch To get a better bottle, you will have to individual vineyard wines around. At When it's all said and done, what is mosf rtff^ carry no other nomenclature, and is pay $4 toi $5 'and at those prices there are prices of $3.50 to $5 they are not great but important is discovering how to choose a aiwtys a Qualitatswein (QbA) — never, a many other wines especially those from the virtually all are quite nice if drunk young. bottle you like and can afford and which higher level. It can come from anywhere PK«»iw>w«Aq which are equal in quality and Stick to the '79's if possible or *78 in a you know is-fairly priced. along the Rhine but a great deal of it comes better buys. QmP. Some local finds in the mid $3 range from the Rheinbessea and could carry An easy way to demonstrate this is to are Pksporter Goldtropfchen '78, Piet- This column first appeared in Time Off Rbeinhessea labels. gather a few friends for a party .and try a porier Trippchen '78 bom from Kreutch in December 1980. Prices quoted in the It is the single most popular German- selection of wines from a single area such or a wine whose label you can't miss since article should be considered within that wioe imported into the U.S. and U avail- as the Mosel or test LJebfrtumUches it shows a boy being spanked on his bare context. , able under Blue Nun, Madrigal and against inexpensive Rhetnhessens. You Madonaa labels. The firm of H. Sichel and will quickly appreciate the difference. SShne in Mainz bottles about 25 million Vintages are only important for great liters of their B lue Nun per year and ships it years such as 19/75 and 1976, which are "DATING" CAMFO'S everywhere from Bayonne to Bangkok. In worm laying down. All the others should Tired of looking in the wrong RESTAURANT a recent visit I saw shipment! destined for be consumed young. 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CHUCKS SPRING STREET CAFE 16 Spring St., GLENDALE INN 48 New Hillcrest Ave., Trenton; NORTH CHINA Mandarin & Szechuan Cuisine, 36 Princeton. Princeton's newest idea in a restaurant. N J. International Cuisine, special menu daily, can- Witherspoon, Princeton, NJ. Mon.-Thurs. 11:30- Specializing in great food and take-out service. apes served alpbcktail hour 4:30 to 7:00. Entertain- 10 Fri. 11:30-11, Sat 11:30-11 Sun. 1:00-10. BYOB, Breakfast 8-11:30; Full menu 11:30 am - 10 pm. ment Wednesdays & weekends. Closed Sundays. 1 Carry out service. Daily Lunch Specials 11:30-3:00. 609/921-0027. (609) 883-2450 Banquet facilities all wk7 GREENLINE 175 Nassau St., Princeton, NJ. (609) THE CLAY POT Restaurant, Rt. 1 & Major Road. 683-0240. Featuring fresh, whole foods, whole South Brunswick, Serving luncheon. Cocktails, OVER THE BRIDGE INN Continental Cuisine, Ap- grain breads, vegetarian specials. Mon. thru Sat., unlimited salad bar, fresh seafood, and a specialty plegarth Road, Monroe Township, N. J.; Lunch, Breakfast 8-11:30 a.m. Lunch 11:30-2 p.m. Tea 2- ; Dinner, Cocktails. Open 7 days 609-448-6630." in barbequed baby back ribs. (201) 297-6678. 5:30 p.m.. Dinner 5:30-8:30 p.m. (BYOB). HENRY BECK'S EATERY 2944 Brunswick Pike (Rt. COACH ft FOUR Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge, P.J.* PANCAKE HOUSE 154 Nassau St., Princeton. 1), Lawrenceville. Lunch & Dinner featuring Rt 33, Hightstown, NJ. Dancing and en- (609) 924-1353. Homemade specialties are features homemade soups, quiches, fresh salads, tertainment with Sal Trippi Tues. thru Sun. in a large menu. Breakfast is served all day along casseroles, sandwiches, etc. Catering. Mon-Fri: „ evenings. Luncheons & dinners. For reservations, with food for the whole family at affordable prices. Breakfast 7-11 a.m., Lunch 11-3. Sun. Brunch 10- call (609) 448-2400. Open 7 days from early to late. . 2:30. COLONIAL RESTAURANT ft DINER U.S. Rt. 1 'HUNAN Chinese Restaurant, 1715 N. Olden Ave., South (Across from QB Mall) Lawrenceville. 452- PAGODA specializing in Szechuan & Hunan Trenton, NJ. Hunan, Peking Specialties, take-out 2178. Open 24 Hrs. Salad Bar w/Shrimp (5-10 p.m.), cooking. 1342 Brunswick Ave., Trenton, NJ. (at orders, BYOWine. Lunch served Mon. thru Sat. FREE w/dinner. Children's Menu from 990. 48 U.S. 1 & Brunswick Circle). Mon.-Thurs. .12-10" 11:30-2:30; Dinner served Sun. thru Tnurs. 4:30-10, entrees, seafood specialties. Under New p.m.; Fri. & Sat. 12-11 p.m., Sun. 4:30-10 p.m. (609) .. Fri. & Sat. 4:30-11. (609) 883-8759. Ownership. 392-1122. CONQUISTADOR. Hilton Inn, Monmouth St., East Windsor, N J. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Served KIM'S KITCHEN 18 South Main St., Lambertville, PEACOCK INN 20 Bayard Lane (Route 206 near Daily. Elegant Continental Dining, Winner 1981 NJ. Korean cuisine. Open Tuesday through Nassau St.) Princeton, NJ. Lunch, Dinner, Menu of the Year Award. Cocktails Available. (609) Saturday for dinner 609-397-1509. Cocktails Mon.-Sat. Closed Sun. Major Credit Cards 448-7000. * Accepted. Lodgings available (609) 924-1707. COUNTY UNE INN Steaks, Seafood, Italian Dining. KONDITOREI Continental Cuisine. Reasonable. US Hwy. 206, Skillman, Mon.-Fri. Lunch 11:30 Cafe with homemade specialties like Spankapita, •PEKING EXPRESS Chinese Cuisine, 31 Station Dr., Princeton Jet., N. J. Tues. - Thurs. 11:30 - 2, 5- a.m.-3 p.m.. Dinner 5 p.m.-11; Sat Dinner 5 p.m.- Tostada, Quiches & scrumptious desserts. Catering 9:30; Fri., Sat. 11:30-2, 5-10,_Sun. 1-9. 609V79> 12; Sun. Dinner 4 p.m.-9. Cocktails available. & box lunches. 48 W. Broad St. (Hopewell House* 9891-3334. BYOWineCarryoutjservice. (201*359-6300. Sq.) Tu-Fri 9:30-3 p.m.. Sat 10:30-3.609/466-1221. CRANSURY INN 21 South Main St, Cranbury, N J. THE KING'S WHARF at the Somerset/Marriott 110 PHEASANTS LANDING — 2 restaurants: The Nest, Lunch Tues.-Fri. 11:30-2:30. Dinner Tues.-Thurs. 5- Davidson Ave. at 1 287 & 527, Easton Ave. a Rathskellar for luncheons, casual dining & late 9. Fri. & Sat 5-10. Sun. Dinner 12-8 P.M. Private * Somerset Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner dairy; Light & night sandwiches. Entertainment Fri. & Sat. Eve; ' parties. Cocktails. Entertainment Fri. & Sat Gourmet dining, Mon.-Sun. 7 a.m.-11 p.m.. Sun. The Pheasants Inn for cocktails and fine continental evening*. 609-655-5595. Brunch 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 201-560-0500. Dining.'Amwell Rd., Belle Mead., bi MATTtA^ Restaurant & Lounge, 1 N. Main St. LAHIERFS French Cuisine 5-7 Witherspoon St, PRINCETONIAN DINER 3501 Rt 1, Princeton, NJ. AUentown, NJ. Italian-American Cuisine. Dining Princeton, N J. Mon.-Sat Closed on Sunday. Wine Open 24 Hours - 7 Days a Week. Delicious Salad room hrs. Tues.-Thurs. 5 p.m.-9 p.m., Fri.-Sat 5-10. Cellar. Lunch, Dinner, Cocktails available 609-921- Bar. Special Brunch for Sat & Sun. All cooking Sun. 3-8. Sunday Brunch 11-2 p.m. Cocktails (609) 2798. done on premises with a large selection of desserts. 259-9128. 1 Wff K'OF rtBRBAW-' 9" 1982 TIME OFF J ON SCREEN Fonda gives golden performance b> THOMAS SIMONET Jane's 44-year-old body, incidentally, should prove as inspirational to the Henry Fonda-once said. "It would middle-aged as-her father's acting is to the embarrass the hcl! out of me to win an elderly. In Coming Home a.body model Academy Award."* With his performance had to stand in for her duririg a nude f ta On Golden Pood, he ought to get ready scene. Now, thanks apparently to work at for v>jch an embarrassment the California fitness salon she runs, she is At 76. he ho* lopped his career output proud to show off great muscle tone. of more than HO films and countless stage There's hope for us all. productions wth a super performance. Young Doug McKeon grapples com- Undoubtedly. Mjmc of his past acting was mendably with a role that requires him to- Oscar-deserving, though he never has be a bit too bad-ass in the beginning, a bit- too sweet_ at the end. With everyone but Henry Fonda (only eight characters appear in the movie), the . review acting seems technical. Henry's technique ;* is perfectly invisible. Whether he is just • f' 1*00. But this, n'le has special meaning- being himself or doing much more (as j He is an inspiration to all in his age group seems likely), he is a joy to behold. — and to all who hope one day to be in it. The film industry seems increasingly HE CONVEYS just the right amount of attentive to the elderly. In the last year. sensory deprivation as he squints, stares Ragtime, Ghost Story and Reds all and cocks an ear. Thayer's memory is not featured roles.for octogenarians. George Katharine Hepburn and Henry Fonda turn in top performances in "On Golden good, we are shown, but Fonda's timing Cukor. John Huston and Billy Wilder, all Pond." of sharp one-liners and bewildered replies 75 or older, directed Films last year. . is impeccable. At once, he comes across This trend picked up in the "70s, with defensive and warm, crusty and soft, films like Harold and Maude, Harry McKeon). really do that. A similar doubt arises blustery and afraid. Old man and boy spend the month when, to get to her men who are stranded, and Tooto. The Sunshine Boys and "He's like an old lion," Ethel says. Going in Style. As early as 1972. a fishing together. Each lcams a lot about she dives off a boat in dark water. This is " He has to remind himself that he can still surprising university study found that on himself. Director Mark Rydell provides in a place called "Purgatory Cove," television the elderly were represented Disney-like nature settings in which the treacherous because of its barely roar." submerged rocks. both proportionately and favorably. (This boy gains a feeling of awe about simple He may not be the greatest father in the is still not true of advertising, however. A pleasures while the professor enjoys teach- It seems unbelievable that this world, but Norman proves himself one recent study of 2.200 magazine advertise- ing the son he always wanted. always-in-control woman, no matter how fine instant grandfather. In the summer of ments, for example, found thai only 1 upset she is, would take a 50-50 chance his 80th birthday, with wife, daughter and percent showed men over 60 and not a This, in turn, takes four decades of strain off Norman's relationship with with her life with this headfirst dive. But, new ster>grandson, Norman Thayer Jr. is single one showed women that age.) of course, it is a lot more dramatic than daughter Chelsea. It also gives him a little still going through the changes. having her slip over the side of the boat. On Golden Pond takes attention to the more serenity in the face of his real terror Henry Fonda makes all this work, with elderly a step further. It presents a man — the fear that death is not far away. Jane Fonda ably plays the child-woman the result that you can expect some happy who is not quite as healthy, chipper, in conflict with father. (This is the first tears to well up in your eyes when you see cheerful and independent as the emerging movie that has featured both Henry and On Golden Pond. screen stereotype would have us suppose. THE SCRIPT has some problems that Jane.) Demandngly, the script calls for her seem to affect everyone but Fonda. Ethel, The movie is rated- PG. It contains a Retired (from Pcnn) Profcsor Norman to make a complete conversion in the last the rock of the family, continually has to slew of mild profanities — considerably Thaycr Jr. (Fonda) and his wife Ethel 10 minutes of the film. The turnabout is make speeches to buck everyone up. For more than are necessary, apparently in an (Katharine Hepburn) arc summering in motivated supposedly by the changes Billy each speech, Hepburn visibly turns on her New Hampshire. TTieir daughter Chelsea Ray has brought about in her dad. But it attempt to stir up giggles in those audience (Jane Fonda) visits and departs, leaving grand thespianism. also seems motivated by the fact that the members who are titillated by anything behind a boyfriends streetwise It's tun to watch as long as you don . movie's hour and three quarters is rapidly they do not hear on TV. Otherwise, this is 13-year-old son, Billy Ray (Doug start wondering whether anyone would running out. entertainment for all generations. ^ *"i«r^^. DINING GUIDE ^ % SCANTKON Conference Center & Hotel, Princeton STARS RESTAURANT 9 Kline's Ct. Lambertville, TRIVENI Exotic Indian Cuisine. 908 Livingston ave., Forrestal Center, Rt. 1, N J. 3 Exciting Restaurants; N.J. Fine continental cuisine, changes daily. BYO N. Brunswick, N.J. Dinner 5:30-10 P.M. BYOWine. The Begant Black Swan, The Gracious Courtyard & Wine. Open for dinner Wed. thru Sat 7-11; Lunch Complete Indian menu from Pakors & Mulligat- The Charming Trvofi Gardens. Continental & Fri. & Sat. 12-4. Sunday brunch 12-5. Nightly Chef's awny Soup to Lamb Vindaloo, Curries, Beef Nirgisi Danish cuisine. Also 4 lounges. 609452-7800. Special $7.95. For Resv. 609/397-2923. & Moglai Kofta. Take-out. (201) 249-6496. SOUPE DU JOUR Biackwell Ave. & Rte. 518, SZECHUAN GARDEN Mercer Mall, Rt. 1, THE WOODEN NICKEL 644 Georges Rd., North HopeweU.NJ. Lunch Mon.-Sat 11:30-2:30; Wed. Lawrenceville, N.J. Fine Chinese Cuisine. Lun- Brunswick (1% mi. off Rt. 1) Steaks, Seafood, Nrte coffee house 8-11 p.m., Candleiite dinner Fri. cheon, Dinner, Take Out. Bring your own wine . Continental Specialties, Cocktails. Old fashioned 6:30-9%» (609) 46&3777. 609452-1525. atmosphere. Fireplaces, Stained Glass. Free Feature Rims, Stock Ticker. 201 /828-1117. SOUTHWINO Chinese-Polynesian Restaurant, 479 THE TERRACE at the Marketplace, Princeton, N.J. To Advertise your Restaurant Ridge Rd. {Rt. 522) Monmouth Jet., So. Brunswick Seafood & Natural food recipes. Open for lunch Twp. Different Special Luncheon Dairy $2.88. in TIME OFF's Dining Guide under skylight Mon.-Sat. Dinner by candlelight Call (609) 924-3244 or contact Gourmet Chinese* Cuisine prepared by seasoned Thurs. & Fri. nights. BYOB. (201) 821-8822. chefs. BYOWine. (201) 329-2722. Open 7 Days. your Sales Representative. WEEK Of FEBRUARY 3 - 9.1982 TIME OFF 23 NOW PLAYING 202. Far Has, through Feb. 27. open 11 a.m. Paintings and prints by Fia Corona Pfeiffer. thedral, 801 West State St. Trenton, Feb. 7 at to 5 pjn. or by appointment. 201-234-2881. Flemirtgton Public Library, 118 Main St., Rem- 3:30 p.m., 609-392-3669. Time Off*deadiines ington; through Feb. 201-782-5733. AH submissions to the Now Works by Karen Bowen and Kristin Westminster Cofege Oratorio Choir, Nas- Ranghid Neumann, University League's Photos by Martha Tabor, Labor Education sau Presbyterian Church, 61 Nassau St., Ptaying calendar listings must be Dorothy Brown Room, Princeton; through Center, Cook College. New Brunswick; Jan. Princeton, Feb. 7 at 4 p.m., 609-924-0103. received no later than Thursday Feb. 19, for times can 609-452—2083. 13 to March 30. open Mondays to Fridays, 9 at noon prior to the following a.m. to 4 p.m.. 201-932-7084. Mercer County Symphonic Orchestra, week's pubBcatfon. The calendar LambertvBe historical Society's 2nd an- String Training Ensemble, The Law- listings indude only those events nual art exhfjft, CoryeU Gallery at the renceville School, Edith Memorial Chapel, Porkyard, Lambertvflle; through March 14. * Reafam and Realties: The Other Side of Feb. 7 at 2 p.m., 2C1 -297-0528, free. which wifl take place between the open Wednesdays to Sundays, 11 am to 5 American Painting, 1940-1960, Art Gallery. Voorhees Hall, Rutgers College, New Bruns- Wednesday Thne Off & published p.m.. 609-397-0804. Pianist Judtth Alstadter, McAlpin Rehearsal and the following Wednesday. wick; Jan.,17 through March 28, for times call 201-932-7084. Room, Woolworth Center, Princeton Unrver- However, notices may be sent in Work of Amado Pern. Jentra Fine Art sity campus, Feb. 7 at 3 p.m.. 609-924-0453, Gasery. Route 33 and Minhurst Road, Free- free. advance to be used in the New Ideas for the New Year. The Nassau appropriate week. hold, month of February, 201-431-0838. Gallery, 20 Nassau St.. Princeton; Jan. 2 to Open "sing," Princeton Society of Musical Feb. 6. AM submissions must be typed* Works by Carol Sanzatone, Mary Eton Amateurs, Unitarian Cnurch, Cherry Hill Road and double-spaced and contain Tedeaco, Carol Schmttz and Beveriee and Route 206, Princeton, Feb. 7 at 4 p.m., brief information on the event — Raton, The LambertviDe House, 32 Bridge St., Peter Bonnet Wight and the Gftded Age, 609-924-4266. where ft is taking place, when, who Lambertville, month of February, and A Masterpiece of American Architec- 609-397-0202. ture, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Mustek's Monument ensemble, St. Paul's is sponsoring K, whether a fee or Broad and Cherry Sts.. Philadelphia; through Church, 414 East Broad St., Westfield, Feb. 7 registration is required, and a tele- The Mgnant Artist Jan. 25 to Feb. 12; Feb. 7. 215-972-7642. ;at 4 p.m., 609-921-1404. phone number readers may call for Watercotor Show. Feb. 1 to March 14; further information. MMdleiex County CoOege Art Gallery. Edison; 'Jazz concert, Sumrru Art Center, 68 Elm St., Summit. Feb. 7 at 4 p.m., 201-5?2-1482. To mail submissions, write Now 201-548-6000. ext 327. Playing, c/o Time Off, P.O. Box FkitJst Dent WaHamson and guitarist Rob- 350, Princeton, N.J. 08540. If Photographs by Emmet Gowtn, Bruce MUSIC ert Trent, Trenton State College, Bray Recital you have other questions, call KataM, Jack Rosen and Mtehaei A. Smith, Hall, Feb. 8 at 8 p.m.. 609-771-2252, free. 609-924-3244. The Rodman House, Route 611 and Aknshouse Road, three miles south of Classical'trio, Cafe Renni. 13-15 Kline's Monmouth Symphony Orchestra, United Doylestown, Pa., through Feb. 14, Court, Lambertville. every Friday from 630 to Methodist Church, 247 Broad St., Red Bank, 215-343-2800, ext. 381. 10:30 p.m.. 609-397-2631. Feb. 8 and 9 at 8:30 p m., pre-concert recital at 7:45 p.m., 201-747-0446. National Print ExNbttSon competition. Tren- Jazz Jam Session, various artists. The Blue ton State CoOege. Holman Han Art Gallery, Songs of working people by Bobbie Ram, Rt. 532 at Taylorsville Rd., Washington's McGee, Rutgers University Labor Education deadline for submissions is Feb. 8, Crossing, Pa., Sundays. 3 to 7 p.m., 215-493- ART 6O9-771-219« Center, Feb. 10 at 7:'5 p.m., 201-932-7084, (262. free." - Form, photograph and design exhibit, Vaughn Garden State Chamber Orchestra,,John Pastel patnOnge by Larry QuJrttman, Jewish Eames Hal Gallery at Kean College, Union; Harms Encjlewood °laza, Jan' 30, Community Center GaBenes. 999 Lower Ferry Jan. 25 through Feb. 25. for hours call 201-343-6569. Rd.. Euwng Township, Trenton. Feb. 6 to 28. 201-527-2371. 609-683-9550. free. Jazz soloist Noreen Grey, the Mall at Short Photographs by Naomi Savage, Squibb Hilts, Route 24 and John F. Kennedy DRAMA | Photographs df working people by Martha GaBery. Route 206, Princeton; Jan. 30 Parkway, Short Hills, Jan. 31 at 1 and 3 p.m., Tabor, Rutgers University Labor Education through Feb. 28. 201-376-7350. Center. Feb. 10 to March 30. 201-932-7084. The Kbbutz Chamber Orchestra of Israel, One-act plays: A Little Something for the MCCC Visual Arts Faculty exhibit Triangle Monmouth Arts Center. 99 Monmouth St., Ducks, The Zoo Story and Hello Out There, Selected Recent AdrJBons: Works Ac- Q alary and Library Gallery, Mercer County Red Bank, Feb. 4 at 8 p.m.. 201-842-9000. Princeton Community Players Playhouse, 171 quired Snce 1978 and (Catherine Schmidt Community College. Jan. 29 to Feb. 19. Broadmead, Princeton. Feb. 5. 6, 12 to 14, (1898 to 1978): A Selective View, Whitney 609-392-5108. Emanuel Ax and Yo-Yo Ma, joint recital, and 19 to 21, 609-921 -4652. Museum of American Art. Madison Avenue at John Harms Englewood Plaza, Feb. 4* at 8 75th Street. New York City; Feb. 4 through Central NJ. Design 1962: An ExhfcWon of p.m., 201-567-5797. An evening with Maya Angetou, Voorhees Aptf 4. lor hours cafl 212-570-3633. Advertising Art, Trenton State College. Chapel, Rutgers University's Douglass Col- Holman Hal Art Gallery, Jan. 28 to Feb. 14, Garden State Woodwind Quintet, Trenton lege, Feb. 8 at 7:30 p.m., 201-932-7084, free. Mheflc patoaiga by Harper T. Phiffips. 609-771-2198. State College, Bray Hall, Feb. 4 at 8 p.m., Somerset County Cortege. Route 28 and 609-771-2252. free. Guys and Dots, Princeton University's Alex- lamngton Road, Norm Branch; Feb. 5 to 25. Prints by Ben Shahn, through April 25; ander Hall; Feb. 4 to 7, for times call lor times ca.1 201-526-1200. ext 312. Transformed Houses, through Feb. 28; Tommy* Flanagan Jazz concert, Somerset 609-734-7917. Photographs by Evan Undner, Jan. 29 to County College, College Center Cafe, Feb. 5 Back Artists, Feb. 7 through May 15: Frag- March 7; Howard Wltzberg, Jan. 29 to March at 8:30 p.m., 201-526-1200. Princeton Mime Company, Princeton Inn ments: Landscape East and West. Feb. 7 7. Rattan Lancing, Jan. 30 to June 27^N.J. Theater, Alexander Road; Feb. 4 to 8, 8 p.m., through March 21: LMe Houses tor UMe Ceramics from the Museum Cosection, Pianist Douglas Dickson, Princeton Univer- 609-683-0686. People, through Feb. 21: George Washing- trough April 25; NJ. State Museum, West sity. Woolworth Center, Feb. 5 at 8:30 p.m., ton: A Portra*. through Aprs 20; Greek and State Street, Trenton; for hours call 609-924-0453, free. Three one-act plays by Princeton Communi- Roman Art, continuwig extvbit: The Design 609-292-6308. free. ty Players, PCP Playhouse, 171 Broadmead, Factory, through Sept 26; Newark Museum, N. Charles Leader, contemporary fo k and Princeton; Feb. 5,6,12,13,14,19,20 and 21, 49 Washington St.. Newark: lor hours call comedy, Eatery Amulette, Olde English for times call 609-921 -2339. „ 201-733-6600. and White by Printmaking Council Square, Ridge Road, Monmouth Junction, members, Printmaking Council building. Sta- South Brunswick, Feb. 5 and 6 from 7:30 p.m. Serenade-ttalan Style by Allentown Com- SpecW Arttsts exhibiL Bridgewaler Library. tion and River Roads. North Branch: through to midnight 201-329-2777. munity Players, 7:30 p.m.; Crosswicks Com- Nonh Bridge and Vogt Drive. Bridgwater; Feb. Feb. 10. for hours caM 201-725-2110. munity Center, Feb. 6; and DiMattia's Res- 7 to 27. lor hours caS 201-526-4016 John and Peter's Place, 96 South Main St., taurant, Main Street, Ailentown, Feb. 8 and 15; PaWJnga by Bucks County artists. Golden New Hope. Pa.: Castle Browne, Feb. 5; 609-259-2438. Open, oeadine for entries to Door Gallery, 52 South Main St.. New Hope. George Hackett, Feb. 6; and ZemL Feb. 11; aft-meda. juried exhftt. EBarsie. Trenton City Pa.; through Feb. 10. lor hours call 215-862-9951. Maya Angetou, singer, dancer, poet, actress Museum: Feb. 10. 609-989-3030. 215-862-5529. and writer, Wilkins Theatre at Kean College, Don EBott Jazz quartet, Somerset County Union; Feb. 9. 8:15 p.m., 201-527-2044. Princeton Art Association exhJbto: water- Woman Artists series, Douglass College Vocational High School, Vogt Drive, coiors by Tom MaBoy. NJ. National Bank. 194 Library, New Brunswick; Jan. 25 through Feb. Bridgewater, Feb. 6 at 8 p.m., 201-526-6074. An Evening of Black America, Trenton State Nassau St. Princeton, through Feb. 27; paint- 19. for hours call 201-932-7084. College, Kendall Hatl. Trenton; Feb. 10, for ings by John Wallace, Rrst National Bank ol Pianist Seymour Upkin, Jewish Community times, call 609-771-2198. Central Jersey. Rocky HiB. through Feb. 26: Works of Contemporary Black American Center, 999 Lower Ferry Rd.. Trerjfon, Feb. 6 paintings by Kate Seitz. Center for Hearth and African Art. Western Electric Corporate at 8 p.m., 609-883-9550. The Music Man, Sampson G. Smith School, Affairs, 760 Alexander Rd., Princeton, through Education Gallery. Carter Road, Hopewefl; Amwell Road, Somerset, Jan. 28 to Feb. 21, March 15: 15th Annual Juried Watercotor Jan. 6 to Feb. 16. for hours call 609-639-4719. New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Newark Saturdays at 8:30 p.m., Sundays at 2 and 7:30 Show, McCaner Theatre. Princeton, through Symphony Hall, Feb. 6 at 8 p.m. and Feb. 7 at p.m. (premiere on Jan. 28 at 8 p.m.), March 14:609-921-9173. 3 pm, 201-624-8203 201-545-4698. Earthly Bodes by Irving Perm, Philadelphia PaMngs by Ruth Ueberherr, Lounge B. CoBege of Art Gallery, Broad and Spruce Westminster Choir College, Bristol Chapel: Hughte by Eugene O'Neill, and The Man Conant Hal. Educatiotvt Test- z Service Streets. Philadelphia: Jan. 25 through Feb. Margaret Anne Spent* piano ractteL Feb. With The Flower In Hte Mouth by Luigi Carter and Roeadafat Roacs. P.-. aeuxv 18. for hours cafi 215-893-3188. 6 at 7 p.m.: Susan Meier chamber music Pirandello, Actors Cafe Theatre, Bloom field Through March 19. opon dairy; 9 to 11 a.m.. rectal, Feb. 6 a! 8:30 p.m.; Masterskigers College, Franklin and Fremont Streets, and VX to 4 p.m., 609-734—5569. 1982 Members Show. Hunterdon Art recital, Feb. 7 at 7 p.m.; Oratorio Choir Bloomfield; Jan. 22 through Feb. 20, for hours Center, dd Stone Mifl. Center Street Clinton; concert, Feb. 7 at 8 p.m.; 609-921 -3202, free. call 201-429-7662. ArtMc Treason* SOI Urn, Landscape Jan. 10 to Feb. 14, (or times call and The Figure. Signatures GaBery, Route 201-735-6415. • Organist FBchard Bouchett, Trinity Ca- ; (Continued on page 25) 24 TIME OFT WEEK OF FEBRUARY 3-9,1982 Week of February 3-10,1982 (Continued from page 24) Murder AinortQ FriandSi Princeton Com- munity Flayers, PCP Playhouse. 171 Broad- A ptay «boul Paul nobaaon or Or. mead. Princeton; Feb. B to 10. for times call Utfhsr Una Jr, Crossroads. 414 Gaorg* 609-921-4924. SL. Haw Brunswick. Jan. 29 to Feb. 28. 201-249-5560 MJ.. State Operas scholarship audbons, Rutgers University. Camden; Trenton State Uncia Vanya, Actor's Cafe Theatre, Btoonv Mu&eum and NJ. Institute of. Technology. •ett Coasge. FrenfcSn and Framonl Streets. Newark: throughout February and March, for OtoornaeM. Jan. 29 ta Fab. 27.201-429-7662. times cafl 201-623-5757. Sly Fox, FrankJn Village** Bam Theatre. Mwopai Complex on DeMotl Una. Franklin Township; Uvough Feb. 7. Fridays. 8 p.m.; Saturdays. 8 30 pm: and Sundays. 7:30 pm; 201-873-2710 LECTURES | Out of lha >*ght George Street Playhouse. 414 George St. New Brunswick; Jan. 14 Spat Decisions, solving tax jxoWems for through Feb 7. tor ernes can 201-246-7717. singles by CPA Jeff Morshon, Temple Beth El. 35 Route 206 South. SomerviHe: Feb. 7. 8 I Low* My Wife, Ectaon VaBey Playhouse. pm.. 201-874-4878. Oak Tree Road. Edison: Jan. IS through Feb. 14. tor lames call 201-755-4654 Happy Bbthday, Wanda June, NJ. Public Theatre. 118 Sou* Avenue E., Cranford; through Feb 13. fr> times call 201-272-5704 FOR KIDS] Ladyhoua* Btues, N J. Theatre Forum. 232 E. Front St. Plamfietd; Jan. 21 through Feb. The Q* rtgate, musical marionet- 14; for tames can 201-757-5888. te for preschoolers, Ewing Branch, of Mercer County Library, 41 Scotch Rd., Trenton; Feb. 4. 10 and 11 a.m.. and 1 and 2 p.m., 609-989-6922. Africa, Junior Museum Talk, Princeton Uni- versity Art Museum; Feb. 6, II a.m., DANCE 609-4 52-3765 Alee in Wonderland, Feb. 6. 1 and 3 p.m., Itofcdandno, Bulgers Universi- and Feb. 7, 1 p.m.; and Sounder Part 2, The Flying Karamazov Brothers, four practioners of the arts of "juggling, ty. Barl^ Hall. C*x*&s»eoe.r^ Brunswick, Feb. 7.3 pm; N.J. State Museum, West State jokes and cheap theatrics", will hold forth at Princeton University's every Wednesday at 7 p.m.. 201-332-7084. Street. Trenton; 609-292-6308. free. Alexander Hall for a single performance on Friday, Feb. 12 at 7:30 p.m. For ticket information, call 609-921-8700. TradtionaJ American and Engftsh dancing. Yankee Doodle Cricket Clay and De- WScox Ha8. Prmcefon University campus, corators Limited, films. South Brunswick evwy Thursday, 8 p.m.. 609-466-3896 - Puttie Library. Kingston Lane, Monmouth Somerset County Photography Club, St. Meet and Mbt Singles dance and sodaL Junction; Feb. 6. 1 p.m.. 201-821-8224. Johns Eo<«-ooai r.hnrch, Somerville: second Carolier Lanes, Gazebo Lounge, Route 1 Scotaah Country Dancing. Murray Oodgt and fourth Tuesdays of each month, 201-526 North, North Brunswick, every Saturday from 1186. 830 p.m. to 1 a.m., 609-655-5825. Ksf. Princeton University carnpus: Saturdays, Tu-8"Shvat party for preschoolers, Con- 8 p -TL, 609-683-6295. no experience required. gregation Beth Chaim, West Windsor; Feb. 7. Stddha meditation, discussion and de- 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.. 609-433-5283. monstration. East Brunswick, every Sunday Jazz workshop with Joshua WaJden. Pnnce- Cat Collect, planetarium show, Newark Mu- sor) Pertorrrung Arts Center. 25A Witherspoon from 7 to 9 p.m., 201-238-8262, free. seum Planetarium, 49 Washington St., New- Creative drama workshop for grades K-2, Si.. Princeton, every Tuesday. 7 p.m. ark; Jan. 9 through March 28. 2 and 3 p.m., Unitarian Church. Cherry Hill Road and Route Hopewel Valey Chorus, Spring Concert Saturdays and Sundays, 201-733-6624. ' 206. Princeton. Feb. 6 from 1 to 2:30 p.m., Waisprtng. corlra and square dance band. rehearsals, Hopewell Valley High School mu- 609-924-3489. Bed Lounge o* Wricox Ha«, Princeton Unrver- sic room, 8 to 10 p.m. Mondays, no auditions (Continued on page 26) sity campus: Feb 4. 8 to 11 p.m.. Stag* make-up without greasepaint, de- 609-466-3896. monstration, for grades 3-6, Unitarian Church. Cherry Hill Road and Route 206. Princeton. Feb. 6 from 3:30 to 5 p.m.. 609-924-3489. OVER Habitats II, Monmouth Museum. Wonder FILM Warehouse Children's Gallery. Newman' Springs Road. Lncroft; through August 1982, for hours call 201-747-2266. THEV Susan B! musical for senior citizens. NJ. State Museum, West State Street. Trenton; Feb 4. 2 pm., 609-292-6308. free. ^BRIDGE Superman B, Trenton State CoBege. Trenton; Continental Cuisine Feb 6 and 7. lor tones call 609-771-2368. MISCELLANY Restaurant £r Lounge Starbound, a space age fable. New Jersey The Finest in Fresh Seafood. Nature Veal, State Museum Planetarium, West State Aged Prime Rib, Prime Steaks & Chops Street. Trenton, through Feb. 28, Saturdays AUDITIONS! and Sundays at 2 and 4 p.m., also Jan. 15. This Area's Finest Restattrant for over 100 Years Feb. 12 and 15 at 2 and 4 p.m.. 609-292-6333. EARLY DINING SPECIAL Murder Among friends, Princeton Com- Poetry reaping by Alan Ginsberg, Rutgers BUSINESSMAN LUNCHEON munity Players theater. 171 Broadmead. Student Center. College Avenue. Rose Room. Mon. to Fri. 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. $6.95 & $7.95 Princeton, Feb. 8 and 9 from 7 to 10 p.m.. Feb. 5 at 8 p.m.. 201-932-7084. For a Complete Dinner 609-921-2339. DINNER SERVED Choice of 8 Entrees Winter tour of Rutgers Untversfty's WMam Daily from 5:00 p.m. Mon. to Sat. 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. Barefoot in the Park, Reformed Church of L Hutcheson Memorial Forest with botanist Sunday..,.4:00 p.m. Sunday....4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Freehold. 67 West Main St., Freehold: Feb. 4 Joan Ehrenfeld. Amwefl Road. Franklin Town- and 5. tor tones cafl 201 -462-8811. ship; Feb. 7. 2:30 p.m.. 201-932-7084. Actors, actresss, models, vocalists, FOR RESERVATIONS specisty acts and musicians, Marriott Din- Comedy Nkjht, Wirzmans Inn. Rec Room 609-44a-6630 ner Theatre, 110 Davidson Ave...Somerset; Lounge. 321 South Main St., Manville; Feb. 7, Feb. 6 and 7. I to 4 p.m. 201-754-3977. 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. 201-725-0614. All Major Credit Cards Accepted Applegarth Road - Monroe Township, N.J. Hot l/BaJbmore by Lanford WUson, NJ N.J. Dol Show, Holiday Inn. 5510 West Mt. Off Rt. 33 East - 20 mlns. from Princeton Area Pubic Theatre. H8 South Ave.. Cranterd; Pleasant Ave.. Livingston; Feb. 7.10 a.m. to 5 Feb 6. 2pm. 201-272-5704 pm.. 201-494-5524.' WEEK Of FEBRUARY 3 • 9.-1982 TIME OFF NOW PLAYING (Continued from page 25) %00 Masterpiece Theatre — "The Flame 1:30 Flower Show Trees of Thika" The Palmers' latest attempt at 2:00 Antiques TELEVISION j making Africa conform to their comfortable 2:30 SSm Cuisine English standards arrives in the form of an 3:00 Consultation -^ enormous piano but it does not smooth the 3:30 Magic Of Oi Painting The Gospel Extravaganza, Trenton State tense atmosphere developing between the 4:00 The Victory Garden Cceeoe, Kendal Htd, Fab. 4 at 8 p.m., couple. (R) 4:30 Rutgers Bowl — "West Side High 609-771-2467, free. NJPTV Ch. 52, 23, 50, 1000 New Jersey Nghtfy News (R) School vs Wildwood High" Newark's team of 10:30 Voyage Of Charles Darwin -."My West Side High School students pit their brain on Carter G. Woodaon, Mind Was A Chaos of Delight" Series traces power against the academic agility of Wild- Trenton Stats College. Brower Student WEEKDAY PROGRAMS the life of Charles Darwin, world famous wood High School's team. Host is Todd Hunt. Center. Room 202E. Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m.. PM naturalist. 5:00 Wai Street Week (R) 609-771-2467. 4.-00 Mater Rogers' Neighborhood 11:30 Capttoned ABC World News To- 5:30 McLaughln's Beat — Veteran New 4:30 Sesame Street night Jersey State House reporter and political 5:30 Untamed World columnist John McLaughlin, talks with news- •how and dapiay of cutursJ dWm, Tren- 6:00 Focua on the Famly FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5 makers in the Garden State. (R) ton State Coaege. Brower Student Center 6:30 Garden State Consumer Una PM 6:00 Rick's Animals — Alligators, lobby. Feb. 6 from noon to 6 p.m., 7:00 G*^fb^ Tonjght 8:00 National Geographic Special — crocodiles and turtles come under the examin- 609-771-2467. 7:30 New Jersey MuJiUy News "Egypt: Quest for Eternity" The spectacular ing eye of host Rick Frances. 7:57 NJ Lottery Plck-K Drawing monuments and temples ancient Egyptians 6:30 Old Houseworks — Professional ad- Ptoy about Benjamin Bamekar, Newark built in their extraordinary quest for life after vice and instruction on how to renovate and Museum. 49 Washington St. Newark. Feb. 6 death celebrate the power and ystery of their upgrade your old homestead. at 130 pm, theater workshops tor children ctvilizatin. In this special production, scientists 7:00 You Are There — "Napoleon's Re- totowtng performance. 201-733-6600. free. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 and archaeologists use sophisticated methods turn From Elba" Napoleon Bonaparte has PM to explain the Egyptians' colossal legacy, now escaped from exile on the Isle of Elba and ExhfaOon ol printings and scufctfure, New- 8.-00 Al Craeiuras Great and Smal — theatened by the ravages of time and nature. returned to France. Will the French people ark Museum. 49 Washington St. Newark, "The Last Furlong' Some farmers like to do Channels 50, 52 & 58 Only rally to the banner of the returned hero? Feb. 6 to May 15. 201-733-0610. their own vetting, as James discovers, and 9K» Four Days Of The Masai — Proud Walter Cronkite narrates a reenactment of this sometimes the vet can cure the fanner. (R) warriors and shepherds of the largest herd in historic event of March 7,1815. Gafery tour and ta* about Back artists by feOO Life on Earth — Beginning a new the world, the Masai tribe of Kenya, continue 7:30 Jack Benny — "USO Show" The museum curator, Newark Museum. 49 series that tots the story ol evolution by the same lifestyle of their forefathers. (90 United Service Organization (USO) that enter- Washington St. Newark. Feb. 7 at 2 p.m.. combining extraordinary, on-tocatton, wildlife mins.9 tained Allied fighting men during World War II 201-733-6610. tree. photography with research and planning that Channel 23 Only would not be the same after Jack joins a troop captures nature's majesty. In 13 one-hour 9:00 American Playhouse — "Sequin" of entertainers. The Showoffs, Trenton State College. Ken- programs we see the rise and fafl of species; Drama based on the life and memoirs of one 8:00 The Paper Chase — Starring John da* Hal Feb. 7 to 9 at 6 p.m.. 609-771 -2467. the endless struggle for survival; triumphant of Texas' unsung heroes, Juan Nepomuceno Houseman as Professor Wngsfield. In this first free. adaptations to new and hostile environments. Sequin, a leader in San Antonio who raised an episode, "Hart." a student in kingsfield's law (First of 13) army to fight the Mexican forces of Genera! class (All students are called by their Pianist Rfehard Alston, Newark Museum. 49 1040 New Jersey Mghfly News (R) Santa Anna at the Alamo. (90 mins.) surnames) is "shrouded" — given up for dead Washington St. Newark. Feb. 7 at 3 p.m.. 1030 VUnga — "Bon From The Blue" Al Chamets: 23, 50, 52 & 58 — by the professor. (R) 201-733-6600. Exploring myths and realities of the culture of 10:30 Wai Street Week 9:00 Great Performances — "Brideshead the Norsemen — their loves, excitements and 11:30 Rambing' — "The Lewis Famly" Revisted" Wayward Sebastian finds himself Lecture by Joseph Bte "Brothers Under ventures Into foreign lands. (R) Bluegrass gospel melodies are featured in this suddenly cornered when Julia's invitation to a ttte Son? The con** ol Booker T. Wash- 11:00 The Human Face of China — performance by the seven-member Lewis grand London ball turns into an escapade ington and W. £ DuBoit," Trenton State "Something for Everyone" Presents an ex- famly, from Lincoln town, Georgia. which nearly ends in a jail sentence. Coaege. Brower Student Center. Feb. 8 at 8 amination of daily, contemporary life in China. 10:00 Movie: CMp Off The Old Block — pm. 609-771-2467. (R) SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6 (19449 Breezy comedy stars Donald 11:90 Capttoned ABC World News To- PM O'Connor and Ann Blyth. Story is about a Exht* of Afro-American art, Robeson Gal- 4:00 Cross-Country Skiing — 'Turning and teenager's misunderstanding with the young lery. 350 Ugh St. Rutgers. Newark, Feb. 8 to Reviewing" DemonstrtJons of the step, skating daughter of a musical comedy star. 26, 201-646-5262. free. and parallel turns, with a review of the course. THURSOAY, FEBRUARY 4 4:30 Matinee At The BIJou — Recreates ransi ojacuasKin on me warm or tsacx the movie-going experience of the late 1930s, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8 arflsts: "Remade in the U.SJL," Robeson -00 McLaughtn's Beat — Veterans New '40s and early '5Qs. Stars of the past fill the PM Center. 350 High St. Rutgers. Newark. Feb. 8 Jersey State House reporter and political screen in adventure and mystery stories, 8:00 Sports Insight— Bill Perry interviews at 3 p.m.. 201-648-5262. \coiumnist John McLaughDn, talks with news- musical comedies and old-time entertainment, personalities from the New Jersey sports makers in the Garden State. presented with serials, cartoons and news- scene, with a behind-the-scenes look at some aacuaston by Leonard S. Coieman, Jr.: 8:30 Mater's Court — "Search and Seiz- reels. of the events in Garden State sports. •The Budget Cuts aa Reeaty," Newark ure" Defense lawyer Harvey Silverglale is 6:00 Rutgers Bowl — "Northern Valley 8:30 Sports America Museum. 49 Washington St. Newark, Feb. 9 tonight's guest of host Arthur Miller for a Regional High School vs Maple Shade High" 9:30 Uncommon Valor — "Epilogue" A at 12:45 pm, 201-733-6600. dbcusston of the lawful and unlawful aspects Todd Hunt hosts this academic competition for review of the history of the Marine Corps of searches and seizures. high scores and honors between high school positively emphasizes the motto, "Always students. (R) Ready." iidrrouTii 6:30 Once Upon A Classic — "A Tale of 10:00 New Jersey Nightly News (R) Two Cities" Armed revolutionaries storm St. 10:30 Cosmos Oose-Up — Bill Perrytalks Antoine, with Defarge leading the crowd. with members of the Cosmos soccer team, as Gabetle is captured and fored to write to well as with coaches and outstanding players, Damay to come to France and save him. with taped highlights of games. Damay leaves immediately and is seized at 11:00 Jazz At The Maintenance Shop— the border by the revolutionaries. "Bill Evans Trio" Evans' trio has won several * rom any of our convenient locations for a limited time bnly..™ 7:00 Imageries Latinos — "Housing Up- awards for its music, including Down Beat and 1-DAY ROUND TRIP EXCURSION FARE $l(h date" A look at housing for the Hispanic Grammies. (R) - community in Hudson County. New Brunswick 12:00 Captioned ABC World News To- Departure Fran: A.M. Drpartoir From: A.M. P.M.I and Atlantic City. (R) night TJ.K. Travel 8:30 Ttgtt DeU 9:35 7:30 The New Voice — When the school 113S.MainSt. RU. 571 & 130 principal asks Larry to reveal names of stu- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9 E. Windsor. N.J. dents interviewed for an article on drug use, PM i ! the newspaper staffers are very resentful. (R) 8:00 CoBegeBasketbal—"Fairfield at St. McAleavy* 8:40 Ctrur't Stationary 9:40 8:00 Coaege Basfcetbal — "Columbia at Peter's" Bill Perry calls the play-by-play court 10 E. Main St. 108 Main St. 1 Princeton" Bill Perry calls the play-by-play. action. Uve. ' I Somenille. NJ. HiftiUtowu. N.J. Uve 10:00 New Jersey NJghtJy News (R) 10:00 Movie: Battle of Apache Pass — 10:30 Lord Mountbatten: A Man For The Borotiqoon 8.4S Twin Riven B*f lr. Inc. 9:45 .,,s| (19529 John Lund and Jeff Chandler in a Century—An eight-part documentary tracing f*l>»m«»l Shpf. Cnlr. 101-102 Abbincton Drive 6:15 | rousing western adventure that repeats Chan- the life and times of the man who was SonerriOe. N.J. Hiffaotown. N.J. dler's characterization of the great Apache frequently called the "world's greatest living • Chief Cochise. played by Chandler in "Broken Englishman." (He is now deceased) (R) Ootary Dra«i 8:30 Roasnoor E*tate« 9:25 12:55 1 Arrow." 11:30 Captioned ABC World News To- 256IU.S06 Fonfatc Drive 5:55 1 HOkbott«(liSq..NJ. Jamnburj. N.J. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7 • I PM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY SobortMn Terminal 9:15 Ciearbrook E*Utn 9:30 1:00 • 12:00 The Lawmakers PM Applefarth Rd. 6:00 | 12:30 Tony Brown's Journal — "Crisis: 8:00 Cotege Basketbal — "Seton Hall at . PriDcctoa. N.J. Omnburx Suiii.. N.J. 1 Blacks KHHng Each Other" Why do blacks Villanova" Bill Perry calls the lay-by-play court I victimize each other through crime? What are action. Uve PRICES ASSHOU N ARE FOR ROLNI) THU' FARE the causes? What can be done? Tony Brown 10:00 New Jersey MghtJy News (R) takes a look at the phenomonon of black on 10:30 VHngs — "From The Fury of the FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL black crime. (Special note: Brown's nego- Northmen" Series continues to trace the tiations with the White House to have Presi- culture and adventures of the Vikings. (R) URBAN TRANSIT CORP dent Reagan as a guest are expected to be 11:00 The Human Face Of China — "Son concluded prior to the air date for this of the Ocean" Series looks at life in contem- episode.) porary China. (R) 609)9^-7750) (201)24^222 1:00 Imageries Latlnas . — 11:30 Captioned ABC World News To- Spanish/English cultural and public affairs. night — 25 TIME OFF WEEK OF FEBRUARY 3-9,1982 Week of February 3-10,1982 OB. Mall Theatres (609-799-9331): Cinema I: On Gotdsn Pond. CINEMA Cinema II: Ghost Story. Cinema III: Neighbors. Cinema IV: Ratters of the Lost Ark. ctocfcsa utysci to change. Cal thes- "Boat," described as "a comedy Artists' "Illegitimate," a comedy. tst* to con«rm Bmss. MANVtLLE with a plotline that will embrace many of the world's most Alberta Watson will debut in reknowned contemporary per- "The Soldier." Avco Embassy's Manville Cinema (201-526-6999): Vice spy thriller. She will star as head Squad, Fri.. Sat, 7:15. 8:50; Sun.-Th.. 7:30, sonalities," will be filmed for EAST WNDSOR Twentieth Century-Fox. of covert operations of the 9:15. • • • Israeli Secret Service. • • • Drama I (609-44&-1231) Time Bandtts, United Artists will distribute the Irish-born Edward Mulhare will 725. 935 MONTGOMBTY romantic thriller, "Anaconda." The film is about love, murder return to the screen in Grama II Ctndsrsfja, 7 1S. 3:40. "Megaforce," an adventure yarn Montgomery Cinema (609-924-7444): Wed., and the conflict between two brothers set against the pano- under production by Twentieth FREBOLD Th.. 0»»4JJI. 720.920 Starts Fri.Btood Century-Fox. The film is about Wsddng, 730.9; Sun. also 6. rama of the copper mines of Montana. the world's most elite fighting unit which swings into action Part; Ave &twna (201-462-2141): Ghost • • • Story. 730. 930. PRMCCTON whenever freedom is threatened Twentieth Century-Fox's anywhere on the globe. Pond Rd. Onoma (201-780-2313): Four "Author! Author!" will star AI Frtsnds, 730. 930 Garden I (609-924-0263): Ragtime, 7. 9:45; Pacino. The film is a sophisti- Wed. mat 1. cated modern comedy set in Paul Le Mat and Catherine Hicks New York about a Broadway will have leading roles in HLLS80R0UGH Garden II: Whose Ufs Is It Anyway?, 720. playwright with an extended 930. Wed. mat 1. Universal Pictures' "Death family. Valley." The suspense chiller is HiUsboro Cmtmt (201-359-4480): Wed.. Cal lor weekend times. • • • about a boy who stumbles on a Thur. A Stranosr Is Watcttng, 8. Starts Fri.. "Best Friends," a contemporary secret that turns a vacation >flca Squad. 730. 920: Sun., also 530; SOMBtSET comedy to star Burt Reynolds paradise into a ghost town. fct-TK. 8- and Coldi« Hawn, will be • • • produced tor Warner Brothers. Rutgers Plaza I (201-828-8787): Absence of Willie Nelson has the title role in • • • JACKSON 720.930 Universal Pictures' "Barbarosa." Twentieth Century-Fox will pro- He plays a bandit whose lust for duce "life Upside Down" with life is fueled by a long-standing Ondor's Chmr (201-364-6065): Modern Rogers Plaza II: Four Friends, 7:35. 9:45. Richard Dreytuss in a leading Caflfor weeken d times. feud. Probtanw, 730. 915 role. The movie is described as • • • "an outrageous comedy, de- "National Lampoon's Class Jaduon Orarr» (201-367-7300): Cafl for TRENTON signed to bring back .those good Reunion," will be produced by Capraesque feelings." ABC Motion Pictures. Director's Chair I (609-586-9111): Sharicy's Lily Tomlin will portray two very LAWRBtCE Machtrn. 7. 920. different characters in United ©1982 CINEMAN SYNDICATE Director's Chair II: Ondereea, 6:45. 8:15. Enc 1 (6O9-a82-9494) Taps, 720. 930; Wed. rrsM, 1 WESTWMOSOR Enc 11 Reds, 8. Wad. mat.. 1. Merest Mail K609-4S2-2868): Venom. Prince Budco I (609-452-2278): Body Heat. Mercer Uaa II Absence of Maftce. Prince Budco II: Four Friends. Merest Mas III: HearBand. Prince Budco III: Vice Squad. Montgomery tO*< S24 7444 STARTS FRIDAY We've got SHOWS 7JO, MO SUNfcO0.7-J0,fcO0 At the Fabulous Fountainhead Invites Indulgence In Rne Food And Rne Wine Piano Bar • Cocktails MORE! Winter Menu NEW 1982 SKATING SCHEDULE! •Appetizers* Soups* Qpbm Rockefeller $5 95 Baked French Onion $2.50 MORE SKATING TIME! Jombo Misfcrooffl Caps Soup du Jour $2.50 MORE MUSIC! mtBTreetopsStnffiitf $5.95 Shrimp Cocktail $5.95 MORE FUN! Caesar Salad I3.5(r MORE SECURITY! HODS* Salad $2.50 • Entrees • 1982 1982! — Charcoal Broiled Specialties — H«.Af»d MM SWota Sttak with Horb Bstt* $14.95 uoo $12.95 TM I az. LaajbChaps wttiW Wai Sasct $13.95 aoo Canard aTOraflf* $12.95 — Gourmet Specialties — $15.95 »- a so »••! t> •• t m T r uoa Voala'laTraataps $15.95 T JO '•» Taa>#«>«t not Frofi Ltft ***** i« Frsach $12.95 *"' ' '"' $12.95 Ws«* Teweata>«« $17:95 1 ».00 Pro Shop Fmh SUaabwihtt wHk FresMy Whtppsd Cr— ClMMMaktiMStnvborriM H50 CTMM dt MMUM of AMfstto Psrfaft Ice Cream or Shcrbert with Mtlba Sauce $1.50 Open Fridays ft Saturdays Routes 202 &• 179, New Hope, Pa. 215/882-9493 WEEK Of FEBRUARY 3 - 9.1982 TIME OFF 27 TlflE Off Crossword Puzzle E*Bted by Margartt Farm sad Jiaa C. BoMt byHatan 55 Nutgaii pro- 103 Swatch 14 Hartebeest 68 Open carriage Fiiulo duct 105 Gallic friend 15 Heavenly 70 Military pro- ACROSS 56 Eptsode 106 Oscar's body jectile 1 Curtail 60 Resort, in counterpart 16 Charmer 73 Imam's court- 6 Missile 108 Upward trend 19 Place (or a try 12 Marshall Italia 61 Gulch 110 Battery part penny 74 Panama gum 16 In safe 63 Faux pas 111 Aimtess at- 20 Bed on board tree keeping tempt 23 Not these 17 Arthurian 64 Offstage aid 75 Famous pen 65 Bank 112 Manifests dis- 26 Sinecure maiden dain 28 Overhead name business 78 Recording 18 At»!«f item 67 Paddy crop 114 Front eleva- transports 20 Intolerant tion 31 Wintry 79 Celtic 68 Malayan out- minstrel 21 Crueitasfc- rigger 116 Without pur- weather rf-aster of pose 32 Bunting 81 Bravura 69 Stage she* 83 Italian military fiction 71 High priest 118 Subcontinent 34 Cardinal 22 Autocrat 119 Bears or Lions 37 Soothing oint- officer of Israel 84 Close- 24 Monitor lizard 72 Librarian's 120 Companion- men! 25 Uniess. in way 39 Formal mouthed concern 86 Inferno legal phrases 74 Nickels and 121 Flycatcher discussion 27 Breadwinner 122 Take offense 41 Outbuilding 87 Erstwhile dimes students 29 Arctic settle- 76 Symbols Of at 43 Background ment 45 Spanish 88 Coloring mat- royalty 123 Pachyderm ter 30 Potsce cordon 77 Relatives of packs movie 31 Stroll 89 Spruce, for brtdgework 46 Tropical dog one 33 Courage 79 Neckwear DOWN 47 Presented a 35 Vehicle for 90 Cat's-paw 80 Serviceman 1 Smoothly, in statement to 93 Humdinger 92 Across? music 62 Hebrew 48 Baseball bird 95 Liquid sound 36 Rise of land month 2 Byzantine 49 Enact 38 Marshal 97 Spuds 83 Curious by- picture 50 Racetrack 98 Store up Ollon stander 3 Consort of Ra official 99 Framework 39 Ucense 85 Bargains 4 Ireland per- 52 Wild piates 86 Take place sonified 54 Wrongdoings 102 Evaluate *0 Villeins 89 Covered with 5 Lassitude 56 Items in the 103 Drudge 42 A! an end. wax 6 Decry fire 104 Le beau monde poei>caJry 91 Pubpolalion 7 Caucho tree 57 Card game for 107 Old name tor *4 Soothe 92 Visilor of a 8 MaJt drink two Tokyo PiaaH saga Haas unaaaB 109 Airborne •on nHnaaaanci arson *6 Stick sort 9 Currency in 58 Single aann aasaa aassGiHnB 47 Layette items 93 Duck's haunt Como publication heroes anaaaB aaae aaan nan 51 H«roof 94 Giant slain 10 Sap 59 Bothers 111 Took a down- South byApoJio 62 Arctic ex- ward turn 11 Certain years 113 Exorcise (with Pacific" 96 Perfume base 12 Doctor in panse ai=ia EJHHGJ uraaan EIHH 100 Excavated "of") 52 Dresden's "Don Quixote" 63 Geological 115 Sanctum •no naasg QHHQ man 101 19lhc French 13 New Guinea period 53 historian sanctorum ••orjs BQuii ntstsQ QnasD ^ port 66 Co-ed 117 Impair ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS' PUZZLE On Bridge Best protection: guard from danger By CHARLOTTE and PAUL DOBIN whether East ruffed or not. East. He cashed the diamond ace and king, As it was. East ruffed the third diamond leaving this position: Some people claim to be able to forecast tract, and, interestingly enough, via a simi- and Declarer could do no better than to the future: however, these claims have nev- lar bidding sequence. Declarer won club ovcrruff. He later lost two spade tricks for 0 J 10 6 5 er been substantiated, and no one knows if lead with his ace in dummy. Two top hearts - down one. they ever v.ill be. In bridge it is not critical were taken, disclosing that East held the At the second table, however. South was 8 7 that the future be forecast; but it is highly guarded jack. Declarer now took his only more farsighted than his colleague at the A 95 important to guard against the presence of 0 8 J9 real chance for the contract, playing off first table. On winning the first trick with + J potential dangers. three rounds of diamonds. Had East fol- the club ace, he proceeded to ruff a club, lowed to the third round. South would have continuing with a small spade. West went KQ Observe what happened in a team match discarded a spade and continued with di- up with the spade ace and returned the Q 10 where 6oth teams reached the same con- amonds. It would not then have mattered spade ten, ruffed in dummy. South took a second club ruff in his hand and laid down When South continued with diamonds the heart ace and king, disclosing the bad from dummy. East was powerless. His jack North break. Thanks to the precaution of shorten- of trumps was picked up by South's major * J ing his trumps, he was now able to endplay tenace and the slam was made. ^42 West 0 K J 106 5 3 East A A 10 9 5 • A853 4 8763 Local Duplicate Club Results - S&E Stern; 2 - Sheryl Anapol. Dick Kuti; v1 6 P 3 0 P 2 - Herb Gurk. Sam Cohen: 3 - John Bo- with Bea and Iggy Littman; 3 - Alice 3 \? P 4 Z> P land. William McKnight; 4 - Taifi Saito. 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