t oFranklin, news record Secondclass postagepald ot Princeton,N.J, 08540 \ Vol. 18, No.45 Twosections, 22 pages Thursday:,November 15,1973 10 cents pot copy; $4.50 per year Municipal cars face severe fuel cutbacks BAZAARTIME byAnltagosl gasoline from Gulf Oil com-prices in accord with price at downpatrols, said the chief. NewsEditor pony, which has cut back which he purchased the oil in Rather than have a car travel The Odd Fellows Hall on deliveries 50 per cent, ac- NewYork. between Kingston and New Welsh’sLane, East Millstone, Police, public "works and cording to Mary Lou Stanton The lownship cotmeil was Brunswickwhile on patrol, the will be the site of a community car would be kept in the bazaar on Saturday, Dec. 1. other manlhipolvehicles are io the township purchasing’ informed last week of the beginnlngtofealtbapinchofa department. The Iownship is situation by Mr. Burger, and Kingston area to save from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eight traveling,accoridng to the organizationswill have tables fuel shortage, according to presently limited to 2,500 prinritiesforgasweregiveoto township manager Charles gallons per’ delivery, as op- the police and public works chief. and the United Methodist "The rule here is for Church will have a food Burger. posed to the normal 5,000 vehicles, especially works "I have instructed John gallonsper delivery last year. cars used for snow and ice patmmen to shut off the concessionin the basementof engine and take the key when the hall¯ The bazaar is being Wise, the assistant township A smaller problemhas also control. manager,todevelop a plan to arisenwith number 2 fuel oil, Althoughnoproblem has yet they leave their cars," added sponsored by Lady Wassails arisenwith heatingthe Chief Pfeiffer. Henoted thst Rebaksh Ledge. conserveour focl supply," Mr. whichis used ta heat only the Burgerstated Wednesday municipalgarege.Inthe past, municipalbuilding on DeMottthe police cars get between mot’sing.The township accordingto Mrs. Stanton, the Lane,Mr. Burger reported nine and tl miles per gallon, EXHIBITORS presentlyhas a reserveof townshiphad a Jointcontract thatthe building temperature and estimated the department 11,500gallons of gasolineto withthe county for fuel oil. hadbeen lowered to themid- runs through "a couple of Four Franklinltes will lastuntil Dec. 31, and future Thisyear, the county couldn’t 60’s.The building isheated by thousandgallons of gas"every exhibit their handiworkat a suppliesare not certain. The geta bidat all. The township naturalgas. few weeks,although he did not Holiday Craft Bonanza Show presentsupply will serve shesa d, was lucky to still be ’*Maybewe could ride haveexact figures on hand. at the MuchAdo About Art police vehicles as well as all getting oil, although the bicycles," joked police chief ChiefPfeiffer ulso advised gallery in Martiasvilin. The other townshipcars, including contract was what she called Russell Pfeiffer on the fuel townshipresidents to continue showwill last from November snow plows and road main- an "open-ended" one. This, shortage.Io fact, the Franklin to leave onelight on in the 15 to January 5. Exhthiting tenenco trucks, she explained, meantthat the police have begun some homewhen they go out, for from Franklin will be Eilenn Franklin receives its fuel contractor could raise economymeasures in cutting security reasons. The Behnke, Michael Cberndek, residents,he said, couldsave Piper Miley and Larissa electricity by turning off Pulyvoda. unnecessary lights at other No bright Christmashere times. Stores, he said, should also leave a light on in the BLOODDRIVE Christmasdecorations will of ideaswas anticipaedthey do in San Franciscoon back of the store so police be placed in the Somerset could easily check for business areas this year as shortly, the Golden Gate Bridge it A drive for blood donorsis usual, but they won’tbe lit. The chamber is polling local would help," said Mr. burglars. being conductedby the Junior businesses to see if they have qBreithaupt. "There, people Theschool buses owned by That’s the word. from the thetownship don’t seem to Woman’sClub of the greater Franklin Township Chamber any ideas in cutting back on with car pools riding across NewBrunswick area during fuel consumption, and the bridge are spared a toll, haveany problemyet, ac- of Commerce,which has cordingto transportation the month of November. joinedthe nationwide cam- suggestsall local businesses whileindividual drivers are Anyonebetween 18 and 65 is loweroffice temperatures and madeto pay." officer John McLaughlin.Fuel paignto conservedwindling turnoff unncessary lights. deliveries are on a yearly eligible to donate. For in- energysources. formation on making ap- ThePublic Service Electric basisfor the schoolboard, nnd ChamberPresident Wendell FranklinS~te Bank cat its and Gas Companyhas an- no deliveries havebeen cur- pointments contact Mrs. Breithaupt,who is also WilliamA. Nelanat 251.5634. Christmaslighting budget in nouncedthat it will also forgo tailed, he said. president of the Fraoldin State half, reported Mr.Brelthaupt. holidaylighting at its fueilities Private contractorswho Bank, reported that a poll The bankis also looking into in the state of NewJersey’. transportFranklin school ST. MATTHIAS taken among th~ chamber the possibility of changing EdmundR Eberle, chairman childrenare hazy about future board of directors was some Olrzatiug hours and of the board of PSE&Gsent a fuelproblems. A spokesman at The St. Matthlas PTAwill overwhelmingly in favor of encouragingits employeesto memorandum to all era- Twin Countybus company feature guest speaker Dr. foregoing the unnusl lighing form car pools to travel to ployees that all lighting of saidhe hadnot encountered CharlesA. Baatz of Seton Hall whichhas been the provinceof University at the November work. rooftop identification signs anyproblems yet and did not the chamber. This year the andall other buildinglighting know whatto expect.His general meeting on Tuesday, business organization bad Another moveby the bank is not necessary for security sentimentswere echoed by Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. Dr. Baatz planned an expandedlighting to encourageits customersto wouldbe turned off. spokespersensfromVan Clear will speak on ’*The programto attract business to "utilize the wulk-upwindows at andH.A.M.L. bus companies. value of sendieg yo~ child to the township and create a the bank offices, rather than The 14,000 employees at TheVan Cleof spokesman in parochial school." The new Warrior spirit shows holiday atmosphere, spend time waiting in the PSE&Gweroalso encouraged BelleMead, said "I think grading system will be ex- In order to maintaina little drive-in lines with idling .to use mass transit and form someone ought to do plained and childrens’ report Thespirit on the sidelines’ at last Saturday’sgame was seasonon ThanksgivingDay" in a ¯homogame ~agai~t bit of the spirit of the holiday, engines, car pools, shut off lights and overwhelming,but the Franklin Warriors lost to a tough somethingnow if theywant cards will also be distributed Piscataway.See stow in sportssection. however, the chamberelected "If they did the kind of thing lower roomtemperatures. thebuses to keeprunning." at the meeting. Somerville.team. Franklin HighSchool will winduptheir (Photosby Sa[ LoSsrdo) to install the decorations anywayalong the Hamilton Street and Easton Avenue ’ + shopping districts. The Classicslates 1 1 bands Mischief, speedchase mark blotter Franklin moveechoed similar actions taken by chambersof The largest crowd in Bridgewater Raritans, East andthird prizesin enchgroup The plice continuedto from the parkinglot of the eommeccin nearbyNew The spirit of Halloween reported "to ha~,e shot the taken from the school. FranklinTownship history is andWest; North Plainfield; willreceive flags and banner seems to be lingerlng in the lampsout of six street lights in One of the most dramatic searchfor thevehicle, when it SaintsPeter and Paulchurch Brunswick, Edison and expectedat theFranklin High Westfie]dand Piscatawayawards.All entrantswill thevicinityofVlietAvenueand tasks performedby the pnliee suddenlypassed them again,on Nov. 8. The vehiclewas ManvilleThe Edison SchoolFootball Stadium High competefor larger receiveflags denoting their township, as Franklin police thistime heading for Newrecovered on Nov.9 by Newchamber is alsosponsoring a reportnumerous incidents of South Middlebush Road. thisweek was a high.speed SaturdayNov. 17 att p.m. bands’Best Band and Bast participation. juvenilemalicious mischief. Policesaid a .22calibre rifle chase throughthe busy Brunswick,along Hamilton Brunswick police. The car was home-decorating contest to be That’swhen the first Franklin BandFront. The Franklin Parents wasused to dothe shooting.’ Street.The car was reportedly found stripped and burning on held in thedaytime, without BandClassic gets underway, GroupIt entrants,Ridge Aesoeiationisarranging ’for Accordingto information HamiltonStreet section of travelingat highspeed with a sidestreet off Van Dyke electric lighting, to encourage officerDot. Sgt¯ William Fourjeveniles were ap- Somerset.Aecurding to the featuringeleven entrants from Highof BaskingRidge; Oak- additionalbleachers to handle lightsstill out, passing cars Avenue. residentsto followits thetri-state area. crest’s Marching Am- the overflowcrowd. Extra Clamps,two juvenileswere prehendedon Nov. 10 by report,patrolmen Thomas recklesslyand weaving. Sgt.Clamps also alerled example. ’, apprehendedonNov. 11 in the PatrolmenDaniel Gragan and Gennarelli and Alex Thecompetition, split into bassadars,from Mays Lan- rest rooms and catering = Thepolice car againgave residents to a caseof indecentThe Franklin Chamber is twogroups, will also feature a ding; Oceanside, Long facilities are also being ~lotof thu Grant City shopping JohnCasule in the area of the Ovidyunknspotted a black ’68 chase,traveling at speedsexposure which occurred in alsochecking with the Public ¯ centeron EaslonAvenue. The Hillerest School. According to Cougar heading down half-timeexhibition by the Island’sSailors; Woodbridge provided. HamiltonStreet away from over70 m.p.h,in thebusiness Franklin Park on Nov. 3. The UtilitiesCommissiontofindout non-competingFranklin High and MetuehenHigh will Tickets are $3.50 for youthswere alleged in have the report, the officers saw the district.The d riverwas forcedsuspect was described as a whatelse can be doneto paintedtheir initials on the’.youths carrying something. NewBrunswick with the lights SchoolMarching Band. competefor smallerbands’ reservedsection seating, $2.25 to stopat the LouisStreet Caucasian male of aboutage conserveenergy during the An estimated6,00{} spee- BestBand and Band Front for general admission, $1.25 wallsera now movietheaterIn Whenthe youths saw the out.The car was first seen at intersection in NewBrunswick 30, with curly dark hair. He crisis¯ Mr. Breithsupt said thecenter, and made kick police, they reportediy ran off, 0:57p.m. on Nov.12. The taters will see GroupI, con- awards. for students and are available due to the traffic, and the was reported to be driving a that contact had beeo made sisting of Archbishop Wood In addition, there will be a through all local branches of marksand otheracts of but were caughi.Tbeobjeets palicecar gave chase,: bet lost patrol car finally caught her. pink, faded-looking car with William Ozzard of the mischiefthere, theywere carrying turned out the pursuitat Franklin High School of Warminster, first prize of $500for HastIn the Franklin State Bankand at Boulevarddue to heavy The driver, Judy L¯ bellevedt°bea’57Plym°uth. PUCbut that actual sharing Pennsylvania; both Showoverall. First, second the gate. In anotherincident on theto be a bagfulof paper’s and" Rangers, 19, of 4o Hawthorne sameday, a juvenilewas otharsehoolsupplies allegedly’traffic. Drive, Somerset,waseharged with reckless ~iving, driving under the influenceof ulcohol FI nklinite piles Twi dictionary Cable, studiesplanned andpossession of marijuana ra corn under 25 grams. She was Following 39 months as a determined that the project The long-awaited Cable! programming center at the students and township of-" released in the custodyof her Peace Corps volunteer in wouldbe feasible. Television Study Commissioncollegeand at Plainfield’s.ficiuls. Councilmen have been mother after being taken to Ghana,West" Africa, 25-year During his second summer ~ CommunityAction Program searching for possibleap- the police station. ’old RudolphW. Sovinee, Jr¯, in Ghana(1971), Mr¯.Sovthee will be formedat an’upcoming ¯ township council /heating, center.The communications peintees to thestudy group in has compiledthe first English- worked as the cashier and according to township students,Jay Millerand recentweeks. ABDUCTION .Twi/Twi English science assistant site coordinatorfor RobertOttenhoff, recom- Mr. Burger,who has led the dictionary. He is a Lehigh the Peace Corps Training managerCharles Burger. The mendedthat the council ap- way in bringingcable in- A 50-year-old woman University graduate. CATVcommission idea was Program at Kumasi, Kumasi point a committeeto study formation into Franklin, said reported that she had been "Twi"is a native dialect of being the copntry’s second sparkedlast spring whenall 21 possibilities for cable walking down Franklin municipalities in Somerset the study memberswill be Ghana, although English is largest city. broadcasting in the township appointedat the council’sfirst Boulevard near Arthur commonly spoken in that In Ghana, Mr. Sovinee was County were approached by beforeentering into a fran-Deoembarmeeting.Five serlts Treaeher’son Nov.12. when country, knownby the name,"Akwasi the TelePrompter cable chlseagreement, she was approachedand corporation for a county-wide areopen on thecommission. A Mr.Sovinee is theson of Poku".Most Ghanaians are The councilmenagreed, teachingassistant from pickedup by twomales. The FredaSavinee, of Franklingivena nameat birthwhich franchise. althoughthey postponedLivingston,Barry Often, has two men droveher to New Township,and of RudolphW. indicatesdayof week and sex. At that time, the counciland settingupthe committee until alsoagreed to actin anad- Brunswick,according to the manager met with members Sovinee,of183 E. Albert St., ’"Akwasi"or "Kwasi"is the the townshiphad finishedvisorycapacity to thestudy report, andstopped at a bar to Rahway. ’ name for a male bern on of LivingstonCollege’s Urban reorganizingafter the May drinkThe womanwas later Communications Teaching group. The dictionary was Sunday.After a week, he elections.Since then, several The TelePrompteroffer is droppedoff by the men at preparedwith the support of fathernames the child after and Research Center, which manages a cable- meetingshave taken place, dead,as far as Mr.Burger Remsen Avenue in New the Peace’Corps and the grandparentsorother family betweenLivingston College knows,but he saidthe town- Brunswlnk.The womanalso GhanaMinistry ofEducation’s elders.The name "Poku" was sb,p had received several reportedthe men took a watchBureauof Languages,?ma. givento Mr.Sevinse; after inquiries from other cable valuedat.$35 from her before contributionto the " - NasaOpoku Ware, It, the Boardproposes companlesabout franchising. leavingher. provement of science presentchief of the Asantes, ¯ The companies were told by educationinthe country, andwas a uniquehonor. Mr. Burger that no offers BREAKINg One of the mostserious Whilethere, he also met and recordsplan wouldbe "considereduntil a ¯, problems which Mr. Sovlnee’ married the former Vivian study had been made. Several more breaklns were encountered while in the AmaDocker, whonow resides released toperscns wishing it One area the commission also reported in Franklin. Mr. process of compiling the with him, here, in the United School Resource Officers, only.with the student’s per- should lock into, said Mr. and Mrs. Ladlslov Michnaof dictionary was that many States. Hecredits his wife with because they are employesof mission. Burger,is the possibiUtyof the 56 Walnut St. reported a seinntiflc terms do not have helping him to becomemore the township and not of the Board members asked Mr. township setting up its own breaking and entry at their direot equivalents or in- closely associated with the school beard, wig be denied Roth to makewritten cable network rather than home.An estimated$3,7221n terpretations in Twl. To Gbanulancu]ture. THEFIRST GHANIAN SCIENCE DICTIONARY to be written in the nstive Afrlcan dislect °f accessto student confidentul suggestionsfor imurovln~the grant a franchlse, jewelry, and coats was overcomethis difficulty he Thenew Engllsh-Twtfrwl. "Twi" wasrecently compiled,byFranklinhe Rudolph W. SovineaJr., whosewed for 39 ¯ records if a proposednew proposed policy. ~ ° " The revenue from such an reportedmissingby the vic- enlisted the aid of TWiL Englishselencediotienurywi’ll monthsasaPesceCprpsvolunteerhiGhene,WestAfrioa. He was essisted in this endeav°r school beard policy passes. Several’months ago ~ot~ps operation ’ might be tims on.Nov. 11. . . .. speaking science students, as be printed by the GhanaState bythe Bureauof GhanaLanguages. . Theboard unanimously voted of parentsvoiced concer~xover staggering, Mr. Burger Anunxunwn nurglar pr~ee a wellas tutors and lecturers at Publishing Corporation and . Mondayhight to introduce the the possibility that the SRO’s.estimated, and mightpossibly d.~r latch at 33-AHawthorne the. .secondary. school and ~ill. be published by the Counciland a research fellow knowledgeof English., . Theresults of th.eso efforts policy, whichsets up specific would have access to ~ersanal ee used to rower taxes or unve ann repertemy took a training-collage xeveL . Bureauof Ghana,.anguages.. at the AnimalI~titute of the In 1970, when he began were" best illustrated at the ’ +* guldellnesforthe keeping of studentinformation" in the improvemunlclpal services in .colortelevision, cassette tape Duringhis firstyear in Mr. Sovinee’sdictionary GhanaAcademy of Science.teachingchemistry ’ and end-of-termexaminations. "( recordson ’students.A final sebocls.The new policy limits’ Dinerareas. With as many as prayerand ropesvmuen at Ghana,Mr. Sovineetocght Includes1150 words w thTwl ’ Dr. Bucknorencouraged, mathematicsat the Asan- The class which had bad vote will be taken at the Nov. access to student attendance, 9,000 possible cable .. tv about $200 on Nov. 9. chemistry and mathematics definitions, approvedby the hlmnottohesltatelnretalding .teman Secondary School, Mr. lessons In Twi scored an 26 beardmeeting, health,cumulative records customers in thetownship, at Two men werearreSted.on orithe secondary school level. Bm’nauof GhanaLanguages. theEnglish forms of scientific Sevineemade every elfert to .,average of79 percent, corn- ’ Nov;.8 for ulleg .e!liy removing InMarch of 1971, he attended In arriving,at ~ adequatewords,such as "ehemlcul,’,expandupon the littleTwi he paredto the54 per cent AmericanCivil tLiberties onlyto schooldistrict per- possibly $5 a monthservice Union snokesmanRobert soanelhavin~ a "le~timatefee, the township could tulsa SLX placesm plywocafrom the Peace,Corps mid-term definltlons’forsomeof the whoseequivalents InTwl were had learnedin the Peaceayernge for the twoclasses ’Ruth,who- is ~rn,~tdent...... d th, tnt~+...... ’ u~r~,~1~nf*,...... ~,4,.nrds $45,090 . a : monthfor O’BriensTavern on Ellzabeth. conference, where discussion Wdrds Mr. Sovinee was difficultto extractsince, . Corpstralnln, g program, tangbtentirely inEngllsh. To SomersetCounty chapter of willbe furtherI miredto theprogramming and other Avenue.Patrolman Leon wlth: Gbanalanand .Peace’greatlyassisted byMr. B.O. elmflarly,.therearesome TWI i AlthoughEnglish..Is the Mr. Sovineethis seggestcd theACLU, warned the school" schoolprincipal or ad- services,according to Mr, Parker arrested Joqn Corps educators and~ad; Amoako, assistant iworus.wmch’couldnever be : official,language Sovihae thatTwi could be a valuable expressedadequately.in board about dangers In minlstrators. Burgersestimate. State law Schullur,37, ofTS’PineOreve mlaistraterslcdhlmtodeelde +~ publicationsofficer at:the conductedseme lessens inane toolindassroomtuaching; : . ’releasingstudent IRformatiun Initial screening for SRO requires" thatfranchised Avenueand lllja Jurle,.34, of to’ eontrlbute scientificBureauof GhanaLanguages. !. English.Thus, "chcmlcal Is. of thethree classes he tanghtNow, ’ backin the.U:S:, ’ . to groups such as the Federal applicants will be madethis companies turn over. only 17 Hampton:Road; :. New. writings In Twl.: By.May of. Early work, before the BurenU’~ispelled "kem.ikj~.!, to suit e.ven. In Twl. This rapidly developedscvlnee Is anxious to Use his : Bureauof Investigatihn or the: week, it was m~tedat the ’ three per cent of thcar profits .Brunswick,:’ ’. :. ~ "~:’ that ¯ year he ~deflned :’ his became"deeply commlttedi. !he .p~pose of me parson J~t,. his fluency, and at the same analytical experience i~, . . :’ :Army,~.Mr:.Roth snggesled meellngi" and ’appointments to munl¢ipalltiee::fcr.Jonal,~, .~i A :1973 ..Monte’ t;arto )!sclencewritings,!:as a dlc,: in~,olved Dr. Arthur Beeknor .:: _eeg!unmgto re.aa.~a wnte, timb:lti greatly +improved’/pui’suit of~ . a similar conflddntlal’:;information, be :: will:be madeIn December,..: org!natedprograms,’.etc;~:~:; iii? ,.:Chewolet:was re~rted, stoaen~ tlunat*’.’.yi ’. and,,byi. 0etcher;he~ :.chairman of:the: Ghana~L’Ar~. ::,’rWb !. : ana~:.~yno:.. na.s :i~::.n0.+: ..student ~mprchenslon,.:i ,(’ ~:educationalproject,: i:: %: ~ .: 2-A THURSDAY,NOVEMBER 15, 1973 Christmasornaments offered OB I T UJtl~I E S BELLE MEAD" Three a preduatianforce that has staff of helpers,to ~ableher [==="======""=="="=="==""====~"=~=="==""="~"="=~=!O Havana,"Cuba, and was a Mrs. Stepllanie Lawrence;a AnnaGriscom yenrsago, Mrs. Polly Reillyof absorbedher wholefamily; to fill orders fromLord & Foot n tes husband,Frank, a histologist Taylor and Bloomingdale’s retired self-employed car- son, Thomas A. of Fanwood made some or- bYwiillamPoch .... penter. HeeametoFrankiinaHillsborough; a daughter, HILLSBORouGH- Mrs. anmentsatChristmustimeforat CIBA;three children, departmentStares, and this personat leave m a given anyextra-unrriealar’activity yesr ugo fromNew York City. Mrs. MarsdenHutchlan of AnnaHuff Griseom,95, of familyand friends "Just for Tracey,9, Michael,8, antd year, from Hillsbornugh It is importantand vital to schoolyear. suchandirectingadrllltoam, Survivlngurehiswffe; two Laconia, N.H. and four Maple Avenue, Neshanic fun." Maaresn,6, and includes ~ NationalBank. The bank has our communitythat some This one day, if granted; eheerleading squad, Music sons, Canarat homeand Renegrandchildren. ’" Station,died Wednesday,Nov. ’ ’Today,Mrs. Reilly beadsup--sales representative and ~ christened the ornaments, facts from the Board of could cost the taxpayersan DireCtor,Drama Coach, etc. of Miami,Fla., and three Servtcns wereheld Tuesday, 7, at Somerset Hospital, ...... ~ "ChrmtmasCritters," and is Educationbe broughtto the additienal$3,500 per year. It receives additional pay for grandchildren. Nov.11, at 11 a.m. fromthe Somerville...... ".~--~__ ..... using them to promote attention of the public con- nowcosta the beard and the these services rangingfrom Speer Funeral Home, Born in Centorville, she AImLUff~ drltAIC~i--’ ,ChristmasClubs. cerning our teacher taxpayers an average of $50to $500depending upon the Serviceswere held at 10 Somerville. lived mostof herlife here. ~B~l~l ~ ~LdF~id~rr--- Handcrafted of balsa woodnegotiations in order to $25,500per yearfor substitute activity. Coaches,in addition a.m. Tuesday,Oct. 6, at the Interment was tn Bound Foreight years,she lived in .... w ..... and brightly handpainted, correct the false statements teachersfor the daystaken by to their regular teaching GewenFuneral Home,’233 Brook Cemeiery. the LawrenceBrook section of the ornaments are for circulated by the Association. each teacher under this salary, receive for their SomersetSt.,NewBmnswick. East Brunswick with her BREAKFAST,LUNCH SUPPER Christmas tree, door or during the unauthorizedand personalleave clause in our coachingduties an additional Burial wanin St. Peter’s RlchardConnor daughter, Mrs. James -- .... windowand includeall kinds salary rangingfrom $200 to. Cemetery, NewBrunswick. Boughton,and son-in-law, the FOOD of appealinglittle creaturesof megalwalkout on Friday, present contract.. In simple $1,150again dependingupon CHINESE Nov.9, that kept our students. terms, whena teacheris LukaszKrokasz SAYREVILLE- Richard late Dr. James Boughton, great originality and per- outof school, absent we must pay their the sport they coach.If they Conner,45, of 18 S. Park returninghere in 1071. "TheBest In Town" sonality.They will be featured Negotiationshave been in regular salary of an average coach two or three sports Avenue,Somerville, died Mrs. Grlscom was the this year in Good during a given year, they HILLSBOROUGH-Lukasz Sunday, Nov. 4, when he Neshaniccorrespondent for HOMECOOK: Shrimp Egg Roll, BeefVegetable Soup Housekeepingmagazine’s progresssinceNovember, 1972 of $55per dayplus $20for a receive paymehtfor each Krokosz,89, of Old Amwellsteppedfrom a floating dock the CourierNews in Plainfield ¯ FREEEggDropSoupwith$1order Christmasissue. and the boardwas anxious to substitute. separately. Road,Neshanic Station, died for 40 years. Shewas also a concludethese negotiations It mustalso be pointedout in Somerset Hospital on into MorganCreek¯ Shesaid that Hillsboroughbeforethe studentsreturned to the substitutateacher does not Wedeem it distasteful that Bornin Hillsborough,he had charter memberof the United Men.- Sat.7 a.m.- 8 p.m. Natioan]Bank will bethe only these negotiationstook the -Monday,Oct. S. lived in Baritesbefore moving MethodistChurch in Neshanic school in September. No usuallyobtain or achievethe course they have, however, Bornin Poland,he lived in to Somervillenine years ago. TAKEOUT- Phone 246-8722 local bankoffering the or- negotiationssessions could be" results of a regularclassroom Hillsberough41 years, moving Station, and a founderand anmenta. conductedduring the summerteacher. weare hopefulthat a fair and He had been a production charter member of the 514 HamiltonSt. Somerset equitableagreement will be here fromNewark. workerfor Johns-Manvillein NeshanicGarden Club. monthsdue to theabsence of If wewere to agreeto this reachedsoon. Weas a beard Mr. Kroknsz, a retired Manvtilefor 13 years. Caesar theassociation president and and other economicrequests can only spend what the machinisthad workedfor the She wasthe widowof Minor his negotiatingteam. fromthe association,it could wana memberof the J-MClub Grisoom.In additionto her Oneof thethree key issues taxpayers of Manville can Gould Eberhardt Co., Ir- in Manville. daughter, with whomshe cost the averagetaxpayer a 12 afford and what the budget vington. Survivorsinclude his wife, separatingthe boardand pointincrease or about$12 per allows. Every additional His wife, Anna,died last lived, Mrs. Griscomis sur- associationfrom a settlementyearfor schoolpurposes in his December.He is survivedby Frida Hatchings; a son, ’rived by another daughter, is a personalday to begranted nextyear’s tax bill evenbefore $3,000spent above the budget Richard Otis Jr., and a Mrs. James Anderson of meansa onepoint increase in two sons, Josephand John, daughter, MissFaith Marie, Ridgefleld;a son, Mauriceof withoutreason or permissionthe newschool budget for 1974 thetaxes. beth of NeshanicStation, two by the superintendent of is presented. Whateverin- daughters,Mrs. Mary Stock- both at home;five brothers, Somerville;a brother,Edwin Webelieve that wehave Williamof SonAntonio Tex., C. Huffof Neshanie;seven schools. Each teacher now creasesare contemplatedfor fulfilled ourresponsibility to manof Bridgewaterand Mrs. Robert of NewHope, r Pa., receives a total of 22 days next year still are not knownthe bestof ourability to bring AnnaBrngger of TawanCity, grandchildren,and 11 great- whichincludes sick leave or since work on the school Mich.;14 grandchildren,and RenaldJoseph of Milwaukee,grandchildren. ,budget not to our community an Raymondof Oakland,Calif., Services were held Thur- Bc nk,ncj _ _ is complete. educational system within 19great-grandchildren. and Georgeof Somerville; sdayat 2 p.m.at the United SnartanClub ;~ts* It has also been stated by Serviceswere Friday at 8:50 some teachers during the economiclimits of its citizens’ three sisters, Mrs. Mary MethodistChurch on Maple vr ...... ability to pay.In additionwe a.m. in the Fucillo &Warren Shepherdof Hillsborough, Street, NeshanicStation, with Mnlrl¢’lnu ¢,-,¢¢|n1"1 Fridaywalkout that theyhave mustbe able to retaincertain FuneralHome, 205 S. MainSt., ...... ! ...... receivedno increasesin three Manville,with a funeralmass Mrs. Margaret. Eowmanof the Bey. Stephen Estok, ’ years. Thisclaim is false and managementprerogatives followingat 9 a.m. in MaryBrandon,Fla., andMiss Jane pastor,officiating¯ unjustified. Everyteacher withinour contractthat will Co,or of Trenton. Burial was in Neshanic Services SOM~.RVTLL~.-- ’Pho guarantee a system of Mother of God Church, Funeralservices wereheld Cemetery,Neshanic. ¯ ImzTnaculai;--HzgliSch’ool educationof whichall of us Ftagtown. at 10 a.m. Wednesdayat the Arrangementswere made SpartanClub will holdits ~’...~hired ~saa YeSata~;ga . ~a~c~YelO. bothtaxpayers and educators Burial wanin SacredHeart monthlymeetin~ at 8 n m atArts eegreeanu recewen an Cemetery. FinderneFuneral Home,707 by the Halcombe-Fisher ¯ Wehave all the bankingservices you andyour family will ever need. MondayNov 19"in the "I~itle ’aut°maticincrease (known as togetherwill be proud. East MainSt., Bridgewater. FuneralHome, 147 MainSt., an increment) of ap-[~v~~m~.~m~m~~ Burial was in New Flemingten. Free PersonalChecking... Theater"at the high school¯ ’ Cemetery,Somerville. Ray Zupp,club president, ThomasLawrence MaximumBank Saving Rates... willconduct general business untilproximately they reach$390 aeach maximumyear ~ AA~u, alIL=L¯ ~ ElizabethGrober with committee chairmen of $13,425onaSachelorot’Arts~|VIUIIVIII~ ill/ ~. HILLSBOROUGH-Thomas Auto, Personalor BusinessLoans... reportingon academic,step. Ontop of this theycould ~ ’ ~~ MANVILLE -- Mrs, H.Lawrence, 80,of 124 Route HomeImprovement Loans... athletic, cultural andsocial receivean additional$400 or ~ Bl’~’~: ;.~ ElizabethGrober, 84, of 246S. 206died Friday, Nov. 9, at CashReserve Checking... activities. $500or whateveris negotiated~ u|~l- ~1[1~¢[%:"’,;"~~l MainSt. died in her home SomersetHospital. A generalbusiness session betweenthe beard and the ~ i-Ill,ill ~ll?k~’,-~,~,i-~l Wednesday,Nov. 7, after a Bornin Ontario, Canada, he will be conductedby Anthonyassociation. It has been~ ’~ ~’ ’%~/L( :’~ shortillness. hadresided here for the past Cometo the Mini-Bank with Maxi-Service and Maxi-Hoursanytime Mento,club vice president and determinedthat the averageB ~:" ~ ~’~ Shewas born in Hungary 47years. He wasa retired programchairman, teacher’ssalary in Manvilleis ±’~ IL ¯ L l ¯ l. ~’~ ~’~i:’~’{ll and wana resident here 35 supervisorinthe electrical 61 hours a week: Mrs. Millieent Fenwiek, approximately$10,500 for a 9 nlanllants \~ :J~l years. departmentof American Daily 9 A.M.to 8 P.M.; NewJersey director of con- 1/2 monthposition. ~ ~ ~’~"\ !l’~k\~ She was a communicantof CyanamidCo., Bridgewater. Saturday9 A.M. to 3 P.M. sumeraffairs, will speak on, Since 1950, the time when by Joe Slkaryak ~ :.)~.’L~. I~| Christ the KingChurch. He was a memberof the "ConsumerProtection." A contract negotiations began, Widowof Peter, whodied in HillsborunghPresbyterian question-and-answer lg~’191707~.i$91~27;teachers havereceived 19~1917917~ in TheManville HighSchool 1951, she is survivedby a .Churchand Bound Brook session creases" at ..... melOUOWlng " rate". " As everyoneis probably Student Council held a will follow ~w~r~ th~ hla ~ t * daughter-in-law,Mrs. Theresa MasonicLodge 105...... Manville~’ghS~hoelV~:n~d at meeting last Monday.Thanks Grober of Manville; two Surviving are his widow SALESAWARD ~n~; *o.~ - ~ ’ " therest of Manville’s public to a concertand other moneygrandohildi’en,Mrs. Margaret all for gou. ’~L~- *~’ . . _ . schools)wasthe teachers’ jobmaking activities, the councilSolomonof Manville and rLnesefigures menms¯ate has paid its debts and is A pejsonal¯ sales plaque wan . achonThe students welcomed StephenGrober of Somerville, awardedtoNancy Jalajan oftha! each teacher has =n the thisunscheduled vacation, butpreparing to embarkon new and six great-grandchildren.PROBLEMS! THE MINI-BANK WITH MAXI-aERVICE ¯ pasttour years recewea an realize¯ ¯ projects to improve the ¯ 11Orchid Court, Somerset, foravera~e~ salaryincrease o,r they should that th~s student’sschool day. ou~s~uuln$, ,__ a. . -- t-- action is moreserious than ElizabethGrober of 246 S. ==t== ¢900each ,,ear: ’ Oneproject concernsthe MainSt. wereheld Thursday achievementby the Amway ~’ --’-’ that" first periodstudy hall. Seniors Don t Know Products ": ’"~ .~°~"~^ ~ !" ..... "^"d. .... "~’ Arrivingat schoolon Friday at 8:30a.m. at the Funilloand Stale Baud[of ...... ’ : :ancn .= teacher WhOpenorms mornin~g was aparucmany ’" ~ " presentlyhave the privilegeto WarrenFuneral Home, 205 S. WhereTo Turn? ...... skip their first periodstudy MainSt. A funeralmass .: CALL ’.’ ~~m~.~.~w~m~n~’weird experience. Crowds of "andcome to schoolat second ~:. .:: .... : .--:, ::, ~r..~,~ ~l~ .~.;I,./ ’[]:kidsweregatheredaroundthe followedat 9 a.m.at Christthe GUIDELINE " .... : mainentrance, while others period(with parental consent, KingChurch. ~lr~)jf" /~’~! wereheading away from the of course). A committeehas Burial wasin SacredHeart ¯ __ beenformed to analyzethe Cemetery. ’ EAST CAMPLAINROAD ¯ MANVILLE,N.J.08835 ¯ 526-4300 Rmd~r ~ ~ Ischoo].Upon checking the RUSTICMALL ...... ~ t ,~ [maindoors, Mr. Panfile, vice- possibilityof extendingthis ~l~- . MemberF,D,I,C. r/’~t’, ’principal, was"found to be privilegeto all students: ReneBrloso 526-4100 1 w.I~ -~’~=~ :Jlr’l~:It *0,(,** ’instructingstudents to go FRANKLIN-ReneBrieso,IMMEDIATE CON- Ill¯ I~/~, ~ ~11~i ~~.’~] inhome.their Most nitempt~students toeetergave theup 74,of 5 DaytonAve., Somerset SULTA~IONAND REFER- ramDiinasv ;~:~ I~ ~’i OnMonday during the float diedMonday, Oct. 5, at St. RAt SERVlCE BY [] ~.=~ F):~:J:I buildingandleft Afewsmallperiod, the Englishdepart- TRAINEDVOLUNTEERS ’ ’~T~;~ ;~ groups still remainedan- mentsponsored an assemblyPeter’sGeneral Hospital, New : ’ ~ joying this most pleasant featuring previewsfrom the Brunswick. He was the EVERYDAY.24 HOURS b y Kaenr Gute ~. "i~’~ surprise. ManvilleHigh Drama club’s husbandof UrsianBrioso. i 1 NOCHARGE Aboutquarter after eight, 20 upcoming"Nite of OneActs," Mr. Brieso wasbern in" sating a spaghetti dinner cars droveup to the school. to beheld on Nov. 16 and 17 at 8 This past Saturdayraider Tuesday,Nov. 12, in the high Then,they drovearound the p.m. in the auditorium.Ad- fans werefilled withthe ex- schoolcafeteria. Ticketsare front parkingcircle honkingmissionis $1 forstudents, $1.50 Perlnl Musie Studio citement of an impending available from all club their hornsin protest¯The cars for adults. Sceneswere per- members. formed victory. Andwhat better way ***** weredriven by students who fromthe tragi-comedy to cheeron yourfavorite team seriouslyhoped this jobaction "Aria da Chpo," the drama thanwith a hotdog in onehand Studentswho portiulpate in would be effective. This "Overtones,"and the comedy anda cupof hot cocoain the the performingarts hadthe opinionis generallyaccepted "NotEnough Rope." Between other. opportunityto visit West- by the student body. Noone plays at the assembly,Jean ANNIVERSARY Therefreshment stand is ministerChoir callege this wantsthe teachers to go on Fillipial performeda modern ranby the juniorclass of each week. They observed the strike, but moreimportantly, dancebased on themotion ’flualitylnstruction . (201) 725-676~ year. All proceedsgo to the world famousWestminster no studentswant the teacherspiciure"Exodus," CEI,EBRATION class’treasury. This tradition choir and received a short to continuewithout contracts ’ Onceagain, the cafeteria Us Our’Rich;b’d Perini, Director 14 E. Main St. wasestablished by the class of ~resentatianfrom the college andwith unfair conditions. menuis still top secret. Tee Prdfe.ion"s.A. MusicEducation ~omervills ’72 whenHilisburough entered ~resident. **ee** badit can’t be kept that way. Saturday,Nov. 17th into varsity athletic eom-! petition. ***** Anothergroup of students ¯ hair analysis facing the cold this past TheHair After MeetMiss NewJersey Saturdaywere the staff of the literary magazine,Living Roots. They were selling important to you LCCATEDIN 1973-1974 warmpretzels to spectators 5HOPRITE SHOPPII~IG CEN~ER for 15 cents.This is the first 1135EASTON AVE. moneymaking project token SOMERSET on bythe staff. SUZANNE PLUMMER LivingHoots is published If yourbody Is unhealthy,you go to a dootorwho must conduct clinical tests each spring. The magazine to determinethenature of theIllness before he can cu=’e it. Unhealthy,dry, 247-6501 1-5 p.m. containsoriginal short stories, "bdttlehair Is no~if~orent, The only way to haveyour hair |n die pink essays,poems and art workby o| eonditionlsto haveIt scientificallyanalyzsd for prop0rtreatment, Hilisboroughstudents. Like all schoolpublications it is totally Yourhair is analyzedwith sclsntillo Instruments such as the microscope and themlcroi]ram scale" to determinetheprotsin structure, elasticity and ten- Bring your autographBooks self-supporting. toners, and Cameras. Have your sile strength.’Fromthetest resultS,specific formulations areprescribed picture taken with Miss New Jersey.

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In the FamilyTradition of Se~icewith a Smile. HOMEOF BRANDNAMES, 725-3985SouthMalnSt.atRosaileeManvllla, N.J, FreoDellvery 3-A Teresa Butrymowicz Girls sweepcouncilelection wedsMr. Robert Clim It was a clean sweepfor the nounced, kid’s knowingthat they were girls in the Htllsborough Ms. Cahill described th@ going to get to use the voting¯ TeresaR. Butrymowiez,currently employed at Mack Junior High School Student one week campaign as "ex- machineon the’last day." daughterof Mr.and Mrs. John’ Trucks, Inc. Council elections held last tremely exciting." "The Ms. Cabin reported that Butrymowiczof Manville,.was The groomis a graduate of, Friday. candidates circulated pasters, EdwardHarcarik, memberof marriedto Robert C. Climi’sun Brldgewater-Raritan East The’ 592 voters from the created flyers and armbands the board, was very helpful in ofMr. and Mrs. Robert Clim of High School and the Lincoln seventh and eighth grades and each gave a speech the obtaining the machinefor the Finderne. Technical Institute. He is elected Luretta Hough, last dayof the election before students. FatherFelix Venza united employedat DooleyChevrolet. President Laura Older Vice- the school." ’ ¯ ’This is the first time ~the thecouple at Christ the King After a weddingtrip to the President;Kristi Koverman,Theelection also provided schoolhas used the machine. Church,Manville, on Satur-VirginIslands, the couplewill Secretaryand Pebble Bruno, an opportunityfor the Thechildren usually vote by’ day,Nov. 3 at2 p.m. reside in Manville. Treasurer. teachersto discussand ex- paperballot. The bridewas given in They had been runningplainvoting procedures. Thestudent council officers, marriageby herfather. newarrivals against Kathy Polakowskl, Ofparticular interest.to the aided by a representative A bouffantgown of tiered Bruce Wayne, Tracey Paige children,Ms. Cahill stated, fromeach of the classes, will cbantillylace was worn by the be responsiblefor coor- SOMERVILLE-- Somerset ¯ and MikeSarrell. was the regularelection bride.The gown featured a Eileen Cahill, election machineloaned to theschool dlnatingstudent activities, backending in sequintrim- CountyHospital announcesthe suchas games,dances and: . EileenCehi[I, electionmoderator, and Brenda Berry, an eighth. fnllo~ingrecent local births: moderator, reports that the by the CountyBoard of Eloc- madtrain with nylon illusion elected president, serving her tions."Thestudentcampaignsdecorations, and for cam- gradestudent, posebefore the voting machineused in the veil. The bride’s headpiece Oct.30 --A boyto Mr. and posing their section of the Mrs.James Molanr, Finderne. first term in office, was werevery enthusiastic this recentstudentcouncilelectionatHillsboroughJuniorHigh.. was a halo of lace flowers elected and gavea shout of lay year, and I’m sure that a big schoolnewsletter, q topped with bows. A boy to Mr. and Mrs. when the results were an- part of the reason was the The bride carried.butterfly RobertBlackburn, Manville. roses, stepbanotis cascading Oct.31 --A boyto Mr. and in ivy andbaby’s breath in her Mrs. Dwight Ormand, Miss N. J. to r~~ bouquet. Somerville. Our Full Barbara Butrymowicz of Nov. 1 -- A boy to Mr. and help celebrate Manville, the bride’s sister Mrs. Daniel Lamoreaux,Belle servedus maidof honor. Mead.A girl tto Mr. and Mrs. Service Salon Hergown featured peasant Frederick Haelig, Bound Brook. stylingwith a fullbishop MANVILLE --The reigning 1~l~2~d~ sleevechiffon schiffli em- Nov.2 -- A girl to Mr.and ~ Mrs.Jose Cintra, South Bound Miss New Jersey and runner- ~Y~:.:~.~,~ brniduredmidriff, and a three- up in this year’s Miss America ~..~ now extends another tieredfull skirt trimmed in Brook. Nov.4 --A boyto Mr. and Pageant, Miss Plummer will ll~~\~::~.~ clunylace. Mrs. Robert Clim, was Miss Teresa Butrymowicz’ helphelp the.proprietors the.proprietars and staffand staff !~.2~:,. \/rgg.~ She carrieda bouquetof Mrs.Thomas Collins, Man- ville. at thethe Centre CentreShoppe Shoppehere here r~JJ~/L.4:.~ miniature carnations, celebratethe store’s the 25thstore’s 25th R~:~:~;~ cascadingivy and pompons. Nov.5 --A girlto Mr. and Mrs. ThomasSoika, Bound .anniversaryanniversary when shewhen makes she makes B~~@’~ The bridesmaidswere Collegesets dance--’-I I an anappearance appearance at atthe the store store|ii:A~lli&~ ’~i.,ll~F~’,~ DarleneDavidson of Clinton,Brook. H,Kel DebraMessenger of Manville Nov.6 --A girlto Mr. and from t toSp.m, this Saturday, ~:~L~bl~#//~/,/ and JudyBablaski of’ Man- Mrs.Arthur Frost, Somer- BRANCHBURG-- Threeinclude folk, rock and con- Nov.17. |’~~lllB~{~i ville. ville. differenttypasofmusicwillbetemporary popular songs. Miss Plmmer will help |~1~,¢t~~,~’~17..~.~ Beauty Nov. 7 -- A girl to Mr. and featuredat a publicmixer Featured groups will he assist in giving away prizes ~,l~~"..!~ . Individual Jaequeline Butrymowiezof dance at Somerset County offered by Centre Shoppe co- ~~": Manville,the bride’s sister, Mrs. William Kasserman, Johnny Snowball and the Somerville. College Saturday, Nov. 17. Ramblers and Blueberry owners, Mrs. Marion Mesco, mm~.~~£~@~flJ~F.~w~ was the flower girl. Co-sponsorsof the party are Mrs. Betty Cowen and Mrs. ~m~[~l~~ Acousin of the bride, John Western. the Nurses’Club and the Susan Kaschak. ~~l~l[[~ Tit0 of Manville, served as Veterans’ Club of Somerset Tickets maybe purchased at page. DEAN’SLIST Miss New Jersey also win be l~,~’:~: f ~l[l~’~ i: Analysis The best man was James College. .the door or from students. available to sign autographs, lll~""¢l~w*~".’. n~:" ~¢~ ,- . / A1-hour beauty analysis will The dancewill start at 8:30 Admissionis $2. Proceedswill pore for pictures and per- Turner of Finderne. NEWBRUNSWICK - Miss ,, enableyou to learn basicskin Joseph Bylina, Kenneth SharonMcHugh, daughter of p.m.in the multi-purposego to a fundto helpoffset sonaily meet Centre Sbappa Miss Suzaune Plummer Pickell and John Kirby of Mr. and Mrs. Jeromeroom in the old interimtuition costs for veteransand customers. care,make-up techniques and Ftoderne were the ushers. McHughof 552 HarrisonAve,, building off LamingtunRoad .students,and to pay for a ~ _ _ eyecontour. A receptionwas held at the Manvillehas beennamed to betweenRoutes 22 and 78, Christmasparty for veteran Roosevelt Cafe. the deans list at Rutgers North Branch. Refreshments patients at the. U.S. Veterans’__,_.._._ plan Churchdinner By appointment only The bride is a graduate of University. will be served. Administration Hospital, Manville High School and is . Typesof musicto be offered Lyons. Nov. 24 dinner, and Altar Society of Mary Mother of God Church is A~.~a~ ffi#’~l~A Someof.our friends i guest speaker sponsoring a "Spaghetti ¯ I | MANVILLE - The Em- Supper,’: Sunday,Nov. 18, in 262. (In’on/t e. BoundBrook mlcl~pfl (it111- manuelBaptist’ Church will For Ladies ~.,.A.=,...,.,...~.. vt.u. I the Church Auditorium bet- | sponsor its annual OPEN:Tues., Thurs., Fri. - 9 to 9 - Wed.,9 to 6 - Sat. 8:30 to 6 Shoes By the BASKETFULL! ~’N ¯ "Thanksgiving Missionary weant and 6 p.m. Tickets will I be sold at the door. Mrs.Ralph i Dinner" at 7"30. p.m. Satur- DeCantois chairman. Prop. LyndaGaglia AmplePaddng in Rear (Men’snight Wed. 5:30.9) ~.lU--menmg | day, Nov. 24, in the lower r$5 I1 apni I church auditorium. The. ,~(-’~ I covered-dish supper will be FOR MEN group. THE,))I-( BARN[,ervedbytheWamea’sJ.O.’,’. Guest speaker will be Freeman,Nunn-Bush, Bostonians " (~ *G I AymarCutler, a Danville, Pa. and a dabble of Florshiem 1 ~k~ XQ.,\... I contractor and missionary ’~’,,,.~. [ appointee with the Con- $18.95n pair .... x....._~_~. .... | servative Baptist Foreign ...... : ...... ’~ ...... | Mis~tonSociety, Wheatdri,Ill...... ¯ ...... [ Mrs.Cutler also will speak AT OLD at nor newlocation also at [ at the 11 a.m, worshipservice FASHIONED Rt. 206 Montgomery 50~ GeorgetownRd. [ Sunday, Nov. 25. During the ForraerlytbeKuitNook Bordentown ] evening service, Rev.Samuel 201.359-0323 609-298-1190 | Senoff, missionary to Kenya ¯ , "~ under the African Inland | Mission,will be guest speaker. ~ ~ ~ i Friendsand guestsof [~"’2,~I’~:;// /} [ congregation members are [~."~"~:-’ //,,4I / invitedto attend. ~ ’ DAUOHTEBS TO MEET ’~__ l~(t ~~ / \~.r~.~J:~,-ff(t ~~,._;/ ~ l MANVILLE"--Catholic’ V-:A ~ /~./f.~t2 I .Daughters of America will ~ ~ e~ e ~*~.~.~’~ All other I. meetat 7:30 p.m, Wednesday, -IS I ~/_ #’1t1"1" ~]"~-~’~C,~.~ ..... 1 Nov.21, at the ManvilleCivil ~,u /0 ~JJ- - ~ lvlercnanmse I Defense Building.

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, ORUM Hunting playgroundduty. most progressive clubs now the HillsborougbLun~lll Site. educationof mychildren. This I was brought up in Ger- Comeon people, wakeup. If Editor: have safety signs whichthey I was overjoyed,until I heard many, and as children we +Entertainment pest to warn hunters that they is important. that the windshield was gone. were taught to respect each these teachers haveit so bad, 4-A THURSDAY,NOVEMBER 15,1973 are at the edge of the Theyai’e professionals und Editor: .bow come none are or h/we RegardingMr. Musa’s should be treated as such. My brother-in-law was others properly and anything been leaving? Isn’t it time statement,South Somerset established distance of 450 called with his wrecker; we could be left about.., doors feet. Weasked for this last Theydeserve our respect for ¯ I want to express mythanks they stop threatening? News,Nov. 8, "Only a fewwho showingthe good sense that went to the spot. Next to a didn’t haveto be locked. to the South SomersetNews Teacher contracts are from spoilIt for the rest." Heseems year, and to date as the men rallroad crnesing, far into the I have a part-time Job. start walking through the many people lack in a for the coverageof the Variety Sept. t through June 30. Ask editorial toforgot, butit takes less than ¯ fiamtratingi,for one,lab°rwillsituati°n’make field,it a Wasit ! wishmy I"Buggy." wouldn’thave seen Recently,I thoughtI’d like to Show tn Hlllsborough High ’.them how comethey are a few,In fact,only one to field, I can see no safety signs go back to full-time office boundby that. Theystart Sept. up. Whenwe put our ownup Sohoolon Nov. 9. It was more maimor kill a childor another point to follow their cause ’ work. I guess I can forget than weexpected and it wasso 5 throughJune 21, adult.Is this the price people last year, they, the gun club, The windshield was gone about it. There. is no big arewilling topay with others pulled them out. muchmore closely. allright, and the hubcapswere savings account to buy a new well done. i Think a little ahead. If Myhope is that others in the missing. That’s not all. The ear with. Since I did not havethe time ’MayorPatero is electedto the A new light populatedlivesjeStarea?tO buntina township who have had AntbonyMedelrus to thank all the people in- State Assembly -- and fenders were dented, the roof Mydaughter has a learner’s volvedin helping mewith the hopefully he will be -- who similar experiences with I,l~ j. Ill caved in, seat covers were permit,a lot of goodit doesher ++,,o hunters will start to speak up idas’raraly show,I’dlike to thankthem all. couldbe better qualifiedto be ~h. ,A to15 years,we will have to deed torn apart, the radio wires now. The mothers and teenagers mayorof this townthan Mr. zone certain areas for hunting andnot let this continue. ripped out, the speaker was I hope whoever committed ¯U I[I Ch ristmas Editor: whovolunteered their time. Nowak.Here is a manwho is to protect our population". lying in the backseat, a nice this pest Hallowaen"prank" Mr. Harry Smith of Sentry so dedicated he attends ¯ Whynot now? If we’re not Mrs. Betty Roklchi warmblanket gone, license has a hard time sleeping at Box854-Riverside Dr. I’ve been living in Manville Electric Co. of Somervillefor council meetings, boardof The chambersof commercein both Franklin and Manville populated nowjust whyare we plates ripped off, and the night, since our familylife and the donationof tickets. Also education meetings, etc. and addingschools, increasing our NeshunieStation for the past 14 years andI keep registration and insurance wayof meanshas been greetly have acted wiselyand sancly in clloosing to display, but not telling everyonewhat a safe, Mr.& Mrs.Joseph Carragher spends muchtime researching taxes, wideningthe highway, formsgone from the glove disruptedto say the least. forpublicity and most im- budgets,etc~ light, annualChristmas street decorations.A fcstive air will etc.? If it is goingto take that quiet town it is. It’s a town compartment. P.S. Special thanks to’the still bE maintainedin the streets, while preciouselectricltyis where one doesn’t have to portantall the performers and DISGUSTED TAXPAYER long for us to be populated, Backs teachers Thekeys, I admit,were in combinedefforts of Manville thestage crew, Frank Koenlg conserved. ’ whydo all these things now? worry about too much van- thecar, but.not inthe ignition. and Hillsborough Police Mrs.Earl Morgan Editor: & BillLungyard. " Local businesses and householdsshould try to follow the Just whatdo wedo for these 10 dalism, and evenHalloween Theywere in a pocketinside the Departments for a job well 127Lincoln Ave. wssquiet this year¯ I live on I owemore than thanks to Manville Chamber’sexample, by rcstricting their holiday decorations to 15 years, sit andhope no one leftfront door, which most done, as the car was found Mr.Don Schike a teacherof gets hurt, or better still hope I am a parent with two sons south tenth avenue -- "dead Volkswagenshave. Well, they within two hours. Ho’pefully tO the non-elcctrlc kind. Wreaths,holly, tinsel and many in the ManvilleSchool System end" -- whichis possibly a musicat theHigh School. He someonedoes, end hurry the werestill there. Itis my belief they will be just as fast in hashelped me in gettingthe othcr lovely substitutes can bc found to crcatc exciting ordinance process. so I am concerned about our contributingfactor. thatthe car was started bythe apprehendingthese criminals. Grateful educational system. Recently, all of this was crossing of wires. bandsand the talent, let alone "Perhaps even next year Evelyne Piskorowski putontwo great performances i’. Chrlstmasdlsplayswithoutdiminishiogourcncq~yrcsourccs. downaround the PUDarea we I have been aware for some changed. I wasstunned.., just asking Editor: :; Andhowmanyfathcrswill berclievednottohavctospcnd’a time that there is a dispute After going out at 7 p.m. for over: and over~ "Wbocould do forthe show -- The Limelights mayhave to prohibit hunting & TheJock Rocks. With his :! cold windySaturday stringing up wires and replacing bulbs, to an extent." Jest whatgives between the Board of an exercise class, I discovered such a thing?" Finally I broke Hunters conduct "Thanks!" ... to the Educationand the l*,funville that my Vokswugenwas gone concernfor the showand :" whenthey could instead spend the afternoon watching the people in tbe PUDany more downand cried. I could not enthusiasmI can’t help but Franklin ArtsCouncil for privileges than we taxpayers Education Association, right from the front of my think of anyone so mea and Editor: " providing-a mostentertaining i: Big Gameor helping the kids makehomemade decorations. althoug I didn’t realize how home. n carryon allthe help and I :: Even the Public Service Gas and Electric companyhas who have lived and endured h destructive, especially since kno the performersgave evening by bringing the the problemsof the township7 serious it was until Friday’s First I thought I ¯ was I’m well liked by all of my Sure I understandthere isn’t w Tamburitzans, a lively folk :i decided not to install holiday lighting this year, to SEt an walkout, dreaming, but after my muchland let,to bunt, but why theirall alongwith Mr. Wbyshould their lives mean daughter’s highschoolfriends Sobilke’sencouragement. song and dance troupe, to examplefor their customers. morethan ours? If I were a Basedon what I’ve read so daughter and I went to ninth and friends from the Sacred does it have to be done in an Franklin Township. far, I tend to support the and eleventh avenues, and unsportsmanlike manner? Alsothe show wouldn’t be Whynot look into the alternatives to electric lighting? longtime,longer then 8 years) Heart Crusaders. f’m always completewithout a great The colorful costumesand resident of this township,and teachers position. If they are couldn’tlocate it, I called the the first oneio stick up for the The reasonthis issue is dynamicmusic of this group Attend a local woman’sclub meeting and find out howto right perhaps it is time for police. Anofficer cameto the beingbrought up is because of M.C.,Bill Price, of WBRW had had problems with bun- kids, and in Septemberwe bad radio¯His great personality was delightful. Adults and create attractive wreaths. Ask people at nearby stores to ters in the past, reading this somechanges on our Board of house and took all pertinent a party for over 40 kids with theconduct of somemembers children, at most reasonable suggest tinsel and trial thst doesn’t plug in. Put up tile Education. However,I don’t information. ofthe Mount Zion ROd and Gun madeall feel at ease and gave statement, l most certainly absolutely no problems. allperfumers well deserved rates, had a cultrally lovingly crafted things your child brings homefrom school. want to jump to any con- My daughter and I th’en Club. stimulating evening provided wouldresent Mr. Mesaand his If they wanteda car to go Lastyear a memberof this creditontheir talent. In other words, turn off the lights and turn on your concern for newcomersfirst. clesioes there, walked all over town for someplace, I would have for themlocally. I wouldlike to praise the almost two hours, but to no cluband his son fired at game I want to thank all the imaginations.It can be a wonderfulChristmas. As for Mr. Troisi, we’re not gladly givenit to themfor the parents for coming and sup- Wefeel that this seasonhad asking him "So guard our ieachere for limiting them- avail¯ day, but whythis? Whatis this less than 200ft. from the last a great s tar(t selves to a one day walkout. Around 9:15 the Manville dwellingon DeerpathRoad. Lpertiug the showand all the property day and night." All world coming to? youngerset. Words alone can’t There are many more in- weasked last year was some Bydoing this they’ve wonmy Police called and stated that I always regarded Manville The followingweekend the teresting performancesahead acknowledgement. He says support without hurting the my car had been located by as a very safe community. sameperson loaded his gun expressmyfeelings toall who for the year, and we urge lessthan lO0 ft. from the same made the show so great. .everyoneto take advantageof dwelling.We alsowitnessed Mythanks ta the Hillsborougb this opportunity. - mysteryphoto Contest ,, gamebeing shot in a pastureHome& SchoolAssociation who Thanks again to the Arts The view from here wherehorses were present at helpedmake‘his all possible. Council for adding a thetime. DellaScbweitzer significant dimensionin the by Jay little people and has emergedas a My husbandand a neighbor Ways& MeansCbairmun of areas of art and m0sicto our spokesmanfor those less fortunate stakedoff 450 ft., but members HillsborougbHome & town. Well, it’s all over but the shouting than the breed sired by the "hill" justknocked these stakes SchoolAssociation Let’s give themour support! now and some "apathetic" voters crowd. downinstead of leavingthem Lewisarid Marlene havemade their choices, for better or He may lack the polish and the asa safetyzone. Nowak booster Rosenbeum worse. In spite of Governer-elect eloquence of a Ray Bateman and, 17 AbbottRoad true, he doesn’t havethe educational Theway Mr. Musa stated in Somerset, NewJrsay Brendan Byrne’s mighty Democratic a recentarticle he makes Editor: coat-tails, the strong Republicanvote advantagesof manyof his peers in the Assembly. He doesn’t possess the hunting more important th~/n of the "hills" crowd managed to the safely of our children. He Three cheers for Mr. Rudy emerge again as the leading party physical stature of a Hollywood Nowak. It’s about time OnPucillo political type, but, he does have also stated in 10 or 15 years wiShinthe SomersetCounty bailiwick. somethingwill haveto be done someone bus shown enough ¯ On the surface anyway.- .... ¯ something manypoliticians don’t interest in this town and Editor: Having suec~eded in eliminating have....the qualities that go into about hunting. W.hat’s wrong followed negotiations as Mr. making ah honest man, dedicated to" , i with now?He also said maybe Manvilleand Franklinfrein its realm, ¯ somethingwill haveto be done Nowak.Where are the rest of ¯ Wewish to offer ourthanks fit least on the Asseh~blyand Senate helping those whoelected him into the people in this town who to Joe Pucillo, Freeholderof office and thoseothers of his con- near the PUDnext year. What level, the "GrandOld Party" nearly is wrong with the area in struggle each week to make Somerset County, and a good cake-walkedback into office on the stituency whomay not have voted for ends meet and must have beth friend to folks in Franklin himbut still belongin his district. whichMrs. Rokicki and I live? county level, save for the newly Why is the PUD area so im- the husband and wife Township. Joe has always emergedstar of North Plainfield’s Mr. Patero will do well in his new per‘ant if ours is not. Don’tour--working? madehimself available So all youthful MayorFrank Nero. office and he will probablyha leaving Maybewe wouldn’t needso of us and answered our his Mayoralpost before too long. When children count? questionsand needs if he could Tbe Democratiefreeholder-elect manyspecial teachers if wives he does, he will go with a sense of ¯ Also, Mr. Trosi said he could stay home with their help. Wewill miss him. Good succeededin bumpingJoe Pueillo, satisfaction, knowingthat he did a job didn’t know of this problem, children and take care of luck, Joe andthanks for doing Franklin’s hard working GOP that hadto be doneand he did it well. Myhusband talked to him last problemsthemselves like our a fine job. Freeholder into virtual oblivion. Assemblyman Bill Hamilton, year about this problem, but mothers did. Surface-wise, it appears that Nero’s previously unknownin this area, was we never saw him here once. Mr. and Mrs.Nicholas Peters youth and vigor coupledwith a hard- Take the time out to figure reelectedto the state office, alongwith I think as a taxpayerI have out what a teacher makes a 35 FordhamRoad workinggreup of campaignersdid the Senator John Lynch. Both men the right to protect my.yea _ starting salary for a Somerset trick. campaigned with Mr. Patero in children and their friends, firstr year teacher fresh out of However,those whofeel they are Manvilleand Franklin, andbeth can be proud of the fact that they became school is $8,275- top pay is RECYCLE insiders attribute an awful lot of Mr. Mrs.JacquelineSopko $13,425for 180 days, 6 hours Puciilo’s downfallto his ownfriends- "members of the family" in both THIS communities. DeerpathRoad P.O. Box79 per day except whenthey have the Gop. One wonders how much _aa half hour of lunch duty or NEWSPAPER support this dedicated individual In an area knownfor its heavy SouthBsanch,N.J.0888t really received from his ownParty? ethnic populations, both Mr. Hamilton mysteryphoto Probably as much as Charles Sand- and Mr. Lynch cracked the harriers mandid. Ashame to lose so fine a man with their down-to-earth approach, as Joe Pucilin but let’s not take smiling and shaking hands with vir- anytbing awayfrom FrankNero. He’ll tual strangers. Not just smiles and havea goodchance to prove himself in hand shakes, but sincere smiles and " J the next fewmonths. It’s jest a shame warmthin their handshakes. Ateam SomersetCounty had to lose a sincere of this calibre is going to be hard to SouthSomerset scenes individual in the process. matchon anypolitical level¯ As for our new 17th Legislative Onthe local level, the Democrats SOMETHING NEW For those whomissed it, last District, ManvilleMayor Joe Patern, swept Manville while the GOPtook week’s mystery photo is nowAssemblyman-elect, proved that Hilisberengh. Franklin joined the in bankingcircles! reprinted,along with the puzzler a combination of sincerityi crowd in swinging with Brendan The South Somerset Newspapers for this week. dedication, hard workand jest plain Byrne. Manygood men were elected received only throe entries in last The winner of this weekly good commonsense pays off. Man- to office and manygood menfell by week’s "Mystery Photo Contest." featurewill receivea year’sfree aisle’s loss is truly Trenten’sgain and the wayside in the heavy Democratic Perhaps it’s the change of seasons. subscription to the South this corner is sure Assemblyman voting. Watergate, the economy, But we’re hoping for a big im- Somerset newspaper of his Patero will enhancethe stature of New numerous other causes aside, the provement in weeksto come. choice -- either The Manville Jersey’s State Assembly. He is an voters elected the people they wanted Anyway,the throe entries we did News, The Franklin News- honest guy and a nice guy, real -in office andlittle canbe said to fault. + receive were all correct. A random Record or The South Somerset rarities amongpolitical figures in the them. drawing was held at noontime, and News¯ present world. The proof will bein the puddingand Your Mrs. George Reier, 6 SampsonRd., If the winner is a current Heis a native of M~vllle,the son of from this corner, the puddinglooks . Somerset, was declared the winner. subscriber, the free year’s immigrantparents, and a guy whohas mightyappetizing. Someof the friends Shecorrectly identified our puzzler as subscription will start ut the comeup the hardway. He is one of the wehad maybe gone, but the voters of Christmas Club premium the memorialstone on Franklin Blvd. expiration of the current sub- this area can look to old friends and in front of Hillcrest School. scription. ro~ s~ me~m~n newlyacquired ones to do the job for Congratulations. The rules of the contest are as r.blblza~i’ l~,naa~by them in the next few years. Weare for1974 1"ks~dn(~lon P=tIt. Ins. Our thanks to Michael Andrillo and follows: MMnoffk~: MO$~lh M=in SI~¢I personallyhappy to see that the folks ¯ 1. Each week the three South MmVUI¢.NJ.O~#)$ whodid vote were sensible enoughto Mrs. C. JensenJr., both of Somerset, T¢lvpho~:725.]~0o whosubmitted correct entries. Somerset Newspaperswill print select the menthey wanted, not just at RaritanSavings Bank RobeltO, Ya¢~ ...... $1anlSln|I!dltu¢ u photographof a scene fromthe Lee~hmiub~q~e: ...... hdwltldn| M~¢ the party. South Sumerset area. Congratulations to the elected; SantoClaus wasa youngwhlppersnappar the year we started alluring’gift premiumsto aur ChristmasClub 2. The cu:,tastant mustsimply condolences to the defeated, and. identify the u~,ject or scene. 1he Finn kiln NEWS’RECORll. thanks to the voters. Without the members.But, as times change~so dowe. P.o.no~ 3. All entries must be received people, the elected officials¯ just Becauseof Inflation and other economicreallUes, we~ve by the South Somerset News- S~undCh~po,l~pldd=lPfln¢¢lu~.NJ.O$~40wouldn’t be. Let’s trust they selected19Y4 as the year to start somethingnew In pupers hy noon Tuesday of the rememberthat in their future sorvioe banklnctrcles. followingweek. ^ml.SUq...... Pl~l~dllor a ’This year we’ll payInterasr af 51,1~per annum.Interest 4. Onlypesloerd entries will he The Manville News accepted. On the back of the letter policy will be calculatedand paid at this rate on the 240S~lh M~ln St~k Manvtlll. NJ* averagebalance af yourcompleted club. postcard contestants must in- ~d ¢~1,~,1~p~ It bI~vUk,NJ¯OM76 Allreaders are encouraged RobVtlO. Nt’~tI:ttilor cludethe correct identificationof YI¢IIPr ...... to;,vrite letters to the Dep~rtlng from the time-honored gift premiumwasn’t an the "South Somerset Scene," easydecision to make¯But wethink you’ll be far their name. address end editor.Letters must lie ~.c~ NEWS signed and include the aheadthis year If you buyyour elfts fromyour telephone number. neighborhoodihopkeeper. 5. Therewill be one winnerper S¢c~.ddmpmlq= pall it PrlmetomNJ. 0~40 writer’s address. It is our AIun IcwlFbled bonul, and Io4 +el Sun@Ol the). doMl~bllb¢lC Vqlhl¢ ¯ policy to print the name lair+ weII1~ h41va 111 polrl ol boyborrFcandles I week.In case of "duplicates, all u~Ro~J. ~lle Mc~J.NJ.0I$O2, IInnovlr tromthe old daI. Flrlt some,flrsl correct entries will be placedinto and address of the signer, |erred, fo~ memblrsof ~! 1974Chrhlmol but namesmay be withheld .Cub. a randomdrawing to take place Sut4cdpfiongilt’l: 14J0pit Felt, IlSJ0 out ~f I at the offices of the South milkS& fo~ lwo ~em, IlO, tol~hlC+ ~ ~,*~ from print in certain cir- Somerset Newspapers at noon triadp~kl 10wnl$ p~r¢~1~y, cumstances upon request ’ each Tueaday. TIIEI*RINCbI"ON PA~er.]NC. of the writer and approval ~’:,:~i:"bb~,~ :’¯’,::+ ~’":::Z+"~+~ ."~:~ "’ " =¢~~: by the editor. Wereserve raritan savings.bank . . -+..=,.:,";:~’~ ~,~,,.. . 6. All entries must be ad- PllXlu¢llOn?hlnI IJ~J CO m~tl ] leldq m tie n dressed .to "South Somerset ]00w,KlnpomlSu+ll.rdlveClur~ NJ.0S~0 the right to edit lettess for +~1~ 9 WESTSOMERSET STREET, RARITAN, NEWJERSEY 08889 201-725-0080 ScenesEditor, South Somerset Mo~L~I= K~o~ ...... clul~mollh~need length; 250 words Is the Newspapers,240 S.’ MainSt.. l~Jwll~P. BuI~*’..... *~dilolAGl~tld &l~alel preferred maximum.Every Ma~iville.N.J.¯ 08835." EdwlnW.Tuckll,. *AIIO~ l~lllor, AUI, nu~.Up.GnL Mlt. ~lwanlF, CI~U...... ,~IccdUm l~litm letter in good taste con- 7. Decisions of the judge are RobqtllulChinm.,,bl¢¢l~kMSupeKatllndCnl cerning a locally pertinent ml~ll~dl~ld~ paid for row.100yeen. MlmblrF.n.l.e. llodpnDlnlld....; ...... Ad+llti+InlDb+ClOl LAST WEEK’S PUZZLER linol. WHIJlmlleflmll ...... CII’~£111~OnMm~l mat‘atwill be published. I --~.. _ ., . ¯ " . . . , . + ¯ ¯ . . . .. + THURSDAY,NOVEMBER 15, ~973 ’ 5-A

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from the Manville EducationAssociation

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We Want You to Know the Facts

On November 9, MANVILLE TEACHERS did not report to work. They want you to know why.

II This is the third year that Manvilleteachers Went back to workwithout a settlement.

m TheBoard¯ of Educationhas spent hundreds of dollars:ona negotiator’ssalary, but will not let himnegotiate with teachers.In fact, in the courseof negotiations,the Board Presidentstated that "This Boardof Educationcan do any damnthing it pleases!"

[] Onceagain, the Boardand the teachershave submitted ¯their proposalsto a neutral, state- appointedfact-finder. The fact,finder reviewedboth sides of the dispute and recommended. ~ a Solution. The teachers acceptedhis recommendations;the Boardignoredthem. " ’’ ....

[] TheBoard refuses to movefrom their position. It isn’t just a matterof salaries. The Boardwants to changeworking conditions unilaterally.

Theseare the facts. The.Boardof Educationis not bargainingin "goodfaith." Theyare not bargainingat all. Helpteachers fight for a reasonablesolutionto theproblems facing Manville schools.

SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR GOOD SCHOOLS

ATTEND BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING

MONDAY NOVEMBER 19, 8 P.M. MANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

Weexpress ourthanks tothe kind people ofManville fortheir warm hospital~, understandingandfriendliness onour day of protest.

. Paidfor byManville Education Association Manvllla, New Jersey

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¯ - . ., . . . ,,.. - . ’ , ..... ~:..... " .-’’ ~" ~i’:~. " " i..[.:,, .(/12 .... ,...... 6.A THURSDAY,NOVI~MBER 15 ’1973 clayor correspon dence PublicNotices PublicNotices PublicNotices by T.IL BLUM- (o’ R~tgers,Colgate Football COUNTY 4-H AGENT tend4-H Council meetings. All educationaltour of industries ,KENNETitJ011N STAATS NOTICEOFDECIBIONS Game. stlmdlate and reinforce nn.ssBOROUGBTOWNSlUP DORIS H, WOOD- Wednesday,Nov. 28, Farmclubsshould have two official ,in HudsonCounty on Nov. 28. WINNER positive social attitudesin , BOARDOF&DJusr~tENT delegate~.Older members are Thenext council meeting will, These 4-H PROGRAMASSISTANT City YouthExchange, 8 a.m. children. Everychild is of invitedto attendthe councilbe heldat the new4-H Center 4.H salutes KennethJohn ¯ harmed school,HilllhereuBhThe Board TownsbAdJ~lmentp ~ ’1, ~arel to lI p.m, . byprejudice In meetingon November]L IS~ at B:00P.M. COMING EVENTS sponsoredtrip to the RDtgerson Dec. 6 followed’ by a Staats for winningthe FFAin the neighborhoodandin the Atthat time tile followingdeCllt~ll were COUNCIL EVENTS vs, Colgatefootball gameon Christmasparty. Call Mrs. sponsored "LandJudging nation. This programwas rendered: . , velo~e.IS) Saturday,Nov. 24, BusTrip Any 4-H membermay at- Nov. 24, andthe all dayTotten for details. " Contest"held in Hunterdondevelopedto help providea iinvanwoedRacquet end Swim Club beforethe County.Of 100 participants. B~k~8,intI Rt. 908: granted perl~ilmlofl focuson good human relations to ereofan I air slr~tu~ea ~" In bel~l. .. Kenpieced first. Another4-H as wellas a, frameof referenceP.em,recommended for approval to the , member,Ken Apsley,’placed to whichchildren can relate. TowmthipIorolenprlivato Committee tennis for aand t=e swim vatconce ubtnto IOth.Ken Stoats is noweligible Last summerGrace Counor theB4 Zone, subject to ¢oofingemdes. to be partof the NewJersey included"Green Circle" in the Pel~JegouBlockll4 ]oral &2,Jachaorl theoral LandJudging team that will 4-H Prep Camp’Program. St.: Grantedpermh=inn 0 ei~ct e dwellingon anImlmp¢oved street ImbJect travel to Oklahomato par- Older4-H’ers are invited to to_ xpleomlying Wlththe Towns]lip ticipateon a nationallevel. 4-HOffice Engtoeer’srequlremems In rag=rib to ’%~K;.°; Manville Residents contactthe to.lenrn Im ovemmtaon dadumnSt. howthey canbecome "Green ~l~liamKrysowofy, Block S, tot 7, Idp’ TIlE GREEN CIRCLE IIockenl~r~Rd.: ~antedan extanalond Circle"demonstrators to work o variancefor e tndIertmlll Jan.I, t~+, ~Phe with younger,children in subjectto the Building.lnspantor’s The d t Thepurpose of the "Greenschools, libraries andclub pro~check O0 da~ from nearing ~le. ereey, to rejectBoro~hany Counciland all bidere~erves and torlt~erhe Circle Program"is to help meetings. State Bankof Rar tan Valley,Bock t99 bWATEOFNEWJEasEyreserve~tberBhtoadJo~n hedaenf lot 6~RE. ~6: Kraeted permbmloa for an DEPARTMEN"POF’rHETItEASURYsalefrom time to tlme. ~tenslonto a non.oanformingme8ubJeof , Divisiono f PmehlUleimdproperty BOROUGnOFMANVILLE to Site PlanReview by the Pt,nning PrankP, f. Fa~in. Jr.. FRANOSA.PELTACK u~rector BOKOUGIICLEnK There will be no garbage collection Board. FNRIIIISP/3 2 T DATED:NOVEMBER 12, 1973 Olr~Goffl, BlockI~. tot ~ Zion,Rd: Feet¯ $20,52 MN:II*IS-’FJ -It ~rantedpermlssinn o eroof a dwelling Fee: $10.~6 Thursday, Friday or Saturday -- withO 110’ aelboek, NOTICEOFPUBLIC SALE, NOTICEOF ORDINANCE # 427 nmolulle~ perle|nEeo be above TAKENOTICg that ea MONDAY, runnersare on file w~bthe B~m-d0( NOVEMSER~in 19/3, at el hi o’clockIn NOTICEIS H£REBYG VENha an AdJ~tmeofClerk and may he iR.ea during the ~venlngat ~a aoro~dl Council oldlnonceentitind’*ANORDINANCETO November22, 23 24th. reg~llrbt~iness ho~-s. L"hamharsO SOUth Main S ree + ~,tan. nEGULATE~dOTOa YEN CLE vllle NewJerseytheSoranghofManv e TRAFFICON C~RTA N ~rREETSIN wll[offer [or publicsale. p~rouant to oral TIIE BOROUDnOF MANVILLEAND TO ’ ~ardEtaMMhar"S.dAd J-US Clerk.meat PROVIDEPENALTIES FOR TIlE bidding,to the ht#~e~tbidder the VIOLATIONSTHEREOF" Introduced a SSNn/ISlTJ It followmgItems of eq~dpmentwhich are o me~tingof the Stayerand Cotmc he d Feat $8.a4 deeleredBur [us to the needsof the on(~taher Inh, waslir~lly adoted at BorOUghofhP2nvllle: snotty"see Ine 1~’/3of the Mayer and ~ot unc NnTICE" DESCRIPTIONOFITEM PnBFOSAL ¯ 1~6~OOnGE COnoN’~r 4 DOOR hed on Novem’har12th, 1970. RegularCollection will resume SEDAN - SERIAL # FRANCISA,PELTACK NOce is hereby#livenha seaed b ds 41ES12~424 WK- BOROUGnCLEnK "wBlbe receivedtn I’he Recapon atom of IsiS PLYMOUTIIFURY 4 DOOR DATED:NOVEMSER 12 197",I the PurchaseBweou, Dlvlsion of Par. SEDAN - SERIAL # PhI- MN:1-15-7;I - t Monday, November26,1973. chaseand property. 4th FI~’. Stale 4tTOF23~68 Feet$3.24 + ’ 2:n~e,p, P.,t.onNovemharJ0, Trentan;~, NewJeree~/Jandwigbe ~ u~lS peblldy openedand read Immediately thereafter for the toow ng Mai-Ling ConcreteMixer, Tar Kenles CottonVarn Mop Commissioner of Streets "ranisTashho, a student at TriangleSchool, proudly dlsplaVs Drill M.~eMneDiamond Core ulpment ’ herTibetlan dog Mai-Ling. Children at theschool frequently It’-~n~ntsE TrooperFarm Stanley Mleczko bring in their petsand share an appreciationand an Unorms. VarlOal & Material understandingof them with their classmates. Neshanic Club Sar,o to hear expert Studio speak Nov. 29 NESHANIC- The Garden Clubhere will meetat 1:30 p.m. Thursday,Nov. 29, at Professional CALENDAR Rentthis space NeshanicReformed Church Chapel.Program topic will be ’%Program of Christmas" OF COMING Agentsfor for13 weeks with Mrs.Henry Kistner of Bares Men’s & WheatenVan Line, Inc. LongIsland, N.Y.as guest ¯ .!.. Photography FUCILLO& WARREN EVENTS speaker. Boys "Shop , SOPKO at a low, Flowerarrangements and a workshopare planned. Mrs. 4’1 S. M’aiRSt. MaRville MOVING& ¯ KiStner has traveled , STORAGE,INC. lowrate. throughoutthe U.S. and Funeral Home,Inc. THURSDAY,NOVEMBER 1E Candidweddings, portraits AdamFucillo; Mgr. FormalWear abroad.Tickets for the ForHire HolidayBazaar sponsored by Altar Societyof Holy Liccn.~edPnblic Mover" meetingare St. 725-1763 Ghost Church, Church Hall, South 6th Ave., Local& Long Distame Tea will be servedby ManviLle,6-9 p.m. Also Friday. 35 No.17th Ave. hostessesMrs. Elliott Smith, (201)3’5.6-3110 ¯ Policeman’ Antique Show ~t Sale, Woman’s Club of Manville hire. I~’y Allen,Mrs. Robert Hilisborough,Hillsborough Jr. High School,Rt. 206 725-3300 Simpson and Mrs. William ¯ Mailmarl 201-725-7758. 647Winds0r Street BoundBrook

Handcrafts.H°BdayeAmwol.Rd.,t-gp.m.Al,o Friday, ,0a.m.-6p.m.Franktln TownshiPcraftMuch.Ado.About.NotNng.Art, ~"ZoningBananzaBOard,show,8 p,m.oBe.Of.A.Kind1948 WashingtonValley Rd., Mer~insville. Open till Jan.5, Tuesdays6- Saturdays,11:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., 6-

BERNIE’ Joint Meeting of SomervigB 6- Bound Brook - ="; I1’~ COPIES Branches,American Assocaition of University, + =BAN K ICOddiRgton’== ICAPIT0 L STATE Women, Church, ~ ~ ~Lcher}~ AComplel, (Quantity "Wewithcome selvicet’l0 you+ Bridgewater Unitsd Methodist .+,-= ", Prices ’ ,.,...+.-.. ¯ DRIEDFRUITS & NUTS .+,.,.,.+..,..., REQUESTFOR Repairell tVl~Sof FranklinTowrlship J.U.N.C., 8 I~.m. ¯ BOOKS& LITERATURE ¯ Ca¢Seats *Slipcovers bik.l.=,o,eIg, )HERBS egedcpreads eAccessorles " Available) Somerset County Firsmen’e ASSOCIStiO., East .COSMETICS FranklinTownship Volunteer Fire Dept., PineGrove ¯ ORGANIOFOOD PRODUC’Pa asg.69go ,~.wns.,v v~ _..arma~y 247-0 163 Ave., R:30p,m. SPECIAL BULK RATES oeeanf*$Shopp/n Center 725-7716 el.~US a KI 5-8800 Somerset,N.J. SATURDAY,NOVEMBER 17 " CORNERNBRIDGEST. Our application has been approved by the New Jersey (FrenklinTwp.) hHnlsborouB 7.12Hamill.nSt..Somer~el Franklin’s Annual BandClassic, Franklin High Department of Banking for a new state bank charter. The Schoolfootball field. GoldenWarrior Marching Bandareheats. commissioner has given his¯approval to the charter, and the Petey’sAthletic Club of Manvilletrip to Latin incorporatorsplan to sell 30 per cent of the total capitalization of COPYING Caslno+Cherry Hill, toessMitzIGaynorShow.’ $2,250,000.00or 33,750shares at $20.00per share, to the public. ¯ ¯SERVICE ChristmasBazaar, United PresbyterianWomen of This notice is being madefor the’purpose of advising Trenton and Hillsborough PresbytBrlen Church, 1-7 p.m. A Reservationsfor dinner, 5-7 p.m., call 359-5434or, immediately adjacent communitiesof the opportunity to subscribe ~m.g+m. Mimeo~aph for sharesof stock in the proposednew bank. ’ EARPIERCING ChristmasBazaar Women;e League East Millstone Service ReformedChurch, lOa.m..4p.m, If you are interested in subscribingto any of the 33,750shares Speedy, Accurate FREE HolidayRazaar 6- Lunch,Harlingen Reformed & S0~ at $20.00 per share, please completeand sign the form below and Quality Work Church,10e.m.-3 p.m. Luncheon served11:30 a.m.- with purchase of. 1:30p.m. ’ return to EARRINGS ¯ Mixer Dance,Nurses’ Club 6- Veterans*Club of I SomersetCounty College, Multi-PurposeRoom in " New Brunswick CAPITOL STATE BANK ~TATIONERY SUPPLIES | old interim building, LamingtonRd., NorthBranch, Sherman .& SOBS 31 S. MainSt. |. J 8:30p.m. Public invited. KI5-6453 P,O. BOX1386 Manville J] Jeweler SUNDAY, NOVEMBERlg , TRENTON,N.J. 08607 725-0354 ’ (Nextto Rank) Spaghetti Dinner, Mary Mother of GodChurch, , 1 SomersetShe Hagtown,1-Rp.m. YOU maysubscribe to as manyshares as you wish (minimum MONnAY,NOVEMBER 19 10 shares), however,it mustbe understoodthat’thB final numberof ManvilleSchool Roard, 8 p.m.,Manville High sharesallocated to you will be establishedby the Boardof Directors CastingSCh°°l Ubrary.for "Oliver," Cedar Wood Woman’s Club I I ~’~ I "’WESERVICE & REPAIFt[ |-- and you may receive all or part or none of the shares subscribed.

production, SampsonG, SmithSchool, 7.’~ p,m, i ALL MAKES " Please do not send a check with your subscription. Payment Also Tuesday. for the shares will be due within (5) five days of notification to you ,Cosmopo~ittinForeign Born Ladies Association, Me. ¯ ~ I O/: SETS Somervilta,Bp.m.Newmemberswel¢St’ John’sEpiscopal Church, 158 West High St., .... bythe Board of Directors .of the number of shares allocated to you.j The incorporators would like to have the ownership of the SpartanCtub of lmmaculataHigh School. Program, 1 SaveonCash&Can’y[ "consumerProtection" byMill|cent Fenwlck, State , .~ ANTENNA~--TUBES proposedbank spread as widely as possible in the communityso ConsumerAffetrsCirector,Bp.m. that it trulywill be a communitybank. ’. I " PARTS ’

ManvilManville) Roam Beamc’of Heals Healthi, 88p p.m, m I AdvertilingFIyecs ¯ Contracts ¯ ’ ’ ’ ¯ Sorest CoBntv’e Levant f ~ ~ = 1 ManvilManville)Zoning Zoning loaM,Board, ]g p.m. I~ " TV ~4r~I¢~ l~mler -,.,,77~ ,,ouu~nn .=Pr°gResume,.... lJ ~’~’~’~’~’~ 1* Color. Black & Whit ..,w,,..ers=¯ .Business Fermi Art~rtSh¢ Showing dng,Theresa TheosaS, Schwertz hwerczpa(n paintings lng, COB|Cougless,, ,aS CAPrrOLCAPITOL ~;TATESTATE BANKBANK ’ ¯ Pries~.lSte . ¯ Bulet ns " -" ...... L~Jl |JIM’S TV I ¯ . j Co,me+o,,egeUb,.ry.~,o,.ry, mw .=~S,un=~,ck .,un+,ck.., ".1’O0so sc t4.1"e. | REQUESTFOR SPINOFF STOCK l ~ ~ Mondaysthrough ’,FrMays 8 a.m. - 11’,30 p.m. UESTFO|tSPINC)FFST( Saturdays,9 a.m. - 5 p.m. SuBdays- noon-11:30 I I ~ ) 1~ p.m. I ,=e ’ I S,Me+esSchoo,,.+AProB ...."TheVe,u.o, Address ...... lll.J;[l]Ik, i i:ivl SendingYourChildtoBParoch~aISehool,"Bp,m, / ¯ I Franklin TownshipWeight WatchersMunicipal City,State & Zip " , J Comp- . ete . I ~ ~ 1 , , ,~...... : auIId,og,,:~Op.m. %~ ¯ """ I ¯ I Phone " -~~ I III PLUMBING.HEAT!NG _ ~,.,j#’(~ FrenklMTownshipBosrdolHesth,Sp.m. ¯Portiea --S5 ’ WoedfernHomeB"SchoolAesosaltion,S:lRp.m. ~111|~ " _ ~hle~a..~ll~..l,m ¯ / Numberof SharesRequested ¯ . . ¯FUELoil = ([=~ up~able~ r~fum/luie ..... ¯ ~Uunce,~ ;~l~l~k*V~lll~/J ¯ | . "~ -- ($2000/Share)" ] ¯ ¯ II lUl "Carmen,"presented bySomerset County College¯ ~ I 1 I SAbES&SERVICE. | ’ Also tables ,la mps,’ " . ’ K’~ ~ .... .’ ¯ 1 / Mail to: CAPITOLSTATE BANK, P 0. BOX1386.TRENTON, " J ¯ il I . . II ~ Communty Chorus, arMgowater United Method,s , x,j~, ~’ ONALL REPAIRS ¯ I / ’ ," . [ " BB , | KAVANAUGHI eet.r.,a.d n++essories I111’ChurchSp.m. Music"hv . . . TNEABOVE P,.s To N.J.08607AVA,L T.MSELVES OFT.E II " ’ ’ D Dn¢ ’ ’ ’ IItill SpsghemOMnBr, Hlllsborough Hlgh School VamIIy ’ " 1 / I I1 Ir ¯ . Club.echooleafeterls.6:30p.m. FOLLOWINGSERVICESOFOUR¯BANK ¯ ’ IIi1¯ ’ J I U tt~O I 84 MAIN STREET 1] ~ "’ zTz++Jcxrvc~+.wneJ ...... ~" v LARRY’S11/’111 ¯¯ // : ’| 94E. MAINS’I:.; ’ I.’ " " " . .... ’’ ¯’llll WEDNESDAY,NOVEMB’ER21 . " ’. ’II ~sALE’s&.SERVIC’EI¯ .~..:. ’ SOMERVILLEN J S BOUNDBROOK B.m.-2 I . + . :: .’ I J n ’~ I...... ’ I . :il IIII,vlle Renlor Cl,ooe’ Soc,e,"oo+. 10 "Franl+ Wal ,’"I .Q5E. MakISt. BohndBrook~ ¯ z., n ’ |, .725-0862 | " ’A~Q +++a +~ [ H~ p.m,,ChrlstthoKlngAudltorlum. I ’ I ¯ ’.""’" |°.,+ave,.° +c+++bo0,’,.’.| .... ".v~,’~,.+~..v’. I ~ ...... 725-7037 72Z’2717’1 ’ "Cai1356-0231 | ¯ 1 3. , . . , , , ’ 1 ., q " : n n ~ " .... i’ ; ’ ~ "’~ " ~~owv : ],; "" , I .. ¯ ,.. ,. +-,’~~i m 7-A ¯ THURSDAYINOVEMBER15, [973 Miss JoAnnDeAngelis brideof KennethDeirtrich Miss JoAnnPhyllis Esock of Manville ushered. DeAngelts,daughter of Mr. " Thebride is n graduate of andMrs. AlfonsoDeAngelis of Ridge’High School, Basking 390southMapleAve.,Basldng Ridge, and is employedby Ridgebecame the bride of BurroughsCorp., Plainfield. KennethHarold Deitr ch on Her husbandis n graduateof Sat~day,Nov. 3, during an Manville HighSchool and a afternoon ceremonyper- U.S.. Navyveteran. He is formedby Rev. JosephA.B. employedby Johns-Manville Wadeat St. JamesChurch. as a qualitycontrol inspector. Mr.De[trich is the sonof Mr. Followinga reception at the CENTRE SHOPPE and Mrs. HaroldDeitrich of Watehung View Inn, the 219North 8th Ave.,Manville. coupleleftona weddingtrip to Givenin marriageby her Bermuda.They will reside in father, the bridewas attended Manville, by her cousin, Miss Julie on their Siccardio f Bricktown, as maid Engagement of honor. Bridesmaidswere Mrs. Kenneth DeAngelis of announced Madison,sister.in-law of the bride JoyceRose of Madison, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dr- cousin of the bride, Dane zewoszewekiof 343 West Reglecof Manville,cousin of SecondSt., ¯BoundBrook, the groom,and AndreaFetko announcethe e[gagementof of Manville. their daughter,Diane Lynn, to Lisa Murphyof L!mdhurst¯RobertWilliam Ungersr Jr., servedas flowergirl for her son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert cousin. WilliamUngerer Sr. of Main /l#/ieeezarg/ . BraceDietrich of Manville,St., WhitehouseStation. r "../ / brotherof the groom,served Thecouple plan an August" asbest man, Roland Rathbin wedding. ofSouth Bound Brook, cousin ¯ ’ of the groom,served as ring Mrs. Paul Mickclsen,was Miss DeborahCarnavale. beareer. Kenneth DeAngelts of wishing themgood luck and , Madisonthe bride’s brother, : Mrs,Kenneth Harold Deitrich, neeMiss JoAnn DeAngclis. continuedsuccess MissDeborah t.arnavale" Gene Regiec of Many le, ¯Mickelsen cousinof the groom,Roger Paul marry Rickof Midese, MATINEEand John Miss Deborah Ann Car- employed by Carpenter’s The PTAof St. Matthius VIAL T ’S INN navale, daughterof Mr.and Union1107. He served with the Mrs. AnthonyCarnavale of U.S.Navy. Schoolwill sponsora weekend ¯ Walter and SteUa Hajdamacha Somerville,andPaul William Followinga reception held atmatinee the echooon Saturday, cafeteria. Nov.The17 Mickelsen,sonof Mr. and Mrs. atBedminster Inn, the couple featured film will be "The 337 No. Main St. Manville WaiterMiekelsee of Prin- lefton a weddingtrip to the Guns of Navarone," starring ceton,were united inmarriege Poconos.Theyplan toreside .GregoryP.eck, AnthonyQuinn, Saturday,Nov.10. inSomerville. DavidNiven and Gia Scala. PastorGustusen performed Themovie begins at12:30 p.m. theceremony atMontgomery andadmission is50 cents. Evangelical Free Church, Proceeds will be used to Grlggstown,with Mrs. Sylvia purchase audio-visual Samuelsonas organist, equipmentfor the school, bliss DianeDrzewoszcwskl ’~ Givenin marriageby her r .,, The Barn’s ~. father,the bridewas attired in f’=., an ivory gown with long ~ ~.., sleeves, high collar, and trimmedin green and pink flowers,She worea short ivory j veil andcarried a basketof ~ " " flowers¯ ~~f~ ~ ~ Mrs.Joseph A.Lucia, sister ofOfthebride’ servedas matr°nKennethhonor. Miekelsenserved as best man. ank of :itan l all g The bride attends Bridgewater-Raritan High SchoolEast and is employed START AN EXCITING COLLECTION by Nolan Agency Inc., MlssDebraAnnLatzick¯ Somerville. Herhusband’ ~attended: Debra Lutzick, ...... WITH=:=:..THIS ...... FIRST: FREE...... PLACESETTING SomersetCoanty’ V~cati0hal ,’ " _ . and Technical School, and is Jamesuasista ~ ..... 5 pc. Place Setting IV. 11/1. Dalton " RECYCLE plan marriage ForgedStainless Steel THIS MANVILLE--Mr. and Mrs. NEWSPAPER BernardP. Lutzickof 204 CooperSt. announce the engagementoftheir daughter, DebraAnn, to JamesJ. Basista,sonel Mr. and Mrs¯ ,ew Jersey JamesDoherty ofSt. Peter- sburg,Fla., and formerly of Somerville. IIALLIIT Theprospective brideis a ~ ~’I;I)lllllnll graduateof ManvilleHigh Prl~ulntTchllkovlky’l Schooland attended Alliance CollegeandRider College. She Nutcracke:¯’isemployed atOrtho Phar- ~ maceutical~orp., Raritan. ~P’ ~ LeQdi~l Urut A¢1~ Herfiance isa graduateof Or¢hJl~r| Bridgewater-RaritanWest Companyof Sixw HighSchool and attended 17 PERFORMANCESDEC.12-23 RutgersUniversity. Heis employedby Johns-Manville Corp. Thecouple plan a Feb. 23 wedding¯

STOP AT matidea. It’s calledthe. ,’ THE END SHOPPE tosell beautifully ’ BRIARWOOD contemporaryhomeware, of fine quality. 110So. Main St., Manville WINDRIM at reasonableprices.Anddid ouridea work?’You Here’s howyou gel your five-piece place selling betit did!Wehave seven stores, and the Barns And Be Surprised! in Princetonand California are healthy one-year, ’ of ForgedStainless Steel Abselutely Free! , aids.How to celebratethis bevyof birthdays?The Specialsthis week: Barnway, with a whopping,wonderful, storewide ScentedVotive Candies ~ 10 for $1 It’s sosimple: sale.This is thefirst timein ourhistory where Ladies’Fashion Rings- $1. Open a new Checking or Savings Accountof Additional place settings arm you~for $25.00 or more.., or open a NEWReady-Credit cmly S3.2S" each with each $2S or everythingin our’ Plusmany other items at mare addedto your present account. Account...or borrow$1,001) or morefor personal Completeacceuoda| available. to 50% storewill be price- veryreasonable prices. needs.Add $25.00 or moreto any presentaccount. slashedfrom 10% .. andthe place setting isyours! ! Additional place , Stop |n and p~tscmunyexamlml thh settingsam yoursfor $3.25 each with each addl- ForgedStalnlecs Sl~el. It’s exclullve to 50%. wlth ~ andavailable to you through Ratwares tional deposit of $25.00 or more added tO your thls tpechl offer. { Fora festwe presentaccount. dinner, Limitone free gift perfamlly~ pleasel "Tax Included . ~eeeeeee~teeeeeeo.,eeeeeeeeeeoeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeee ee l : Ondisplay NOW at allour offices, isthe 5.pc. place setting ofstunning Forged Stainless : Vases,planters, cassereles-eVeryth!ng.we sell Flowersfrom : Steelwhich can be yours FREE.=.-- Asyou continue todeposit with us, you can get additional : ~ placesettings ata specialdepositor’s price.This offer is for a limitedtime. will bereduced for ot~rbirthd~ycelenrat,on. ]rou ¯eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee oeeee~ ,couldidsoSave-me-flay onyour, Christmas shopping. It’s~ourff~y of sayingthanks for helpingus grow. will makeyour day Huffyto theBarn’s Birthday.sale.!~ " ..,.~, , BeautifulSelection of "N.Y. Moresand:’PrincetonopenT.hursdaY night, LargeMums, Pompoms; t l IJf 1 :N. Y. storesOpen Sunday 1-6 PM,’ "" : andother cut flowers. . l ComerRidge Road and Rt.22 I ’ I~ ~lii’MI Dt’Pal¢@~ ’J~4’l [ Dried Arrangementsand t 403Route 206. 34 EAST SOMERSET STREET ¯ Rtz.27 a 518 Planthrs . HillsbomughTownship . ReadingtonTownship ) I Saturday9 A,M.-N00. " RARITAN,. NEWJERSEY Saturday9 A.M..Noon ("OPEN THANKSGIVING9 a,m. ~ 3.~144 725.1200 534-4088 .. r -3p.m. 1 ....BOX447, CedarGrove Lane I MEMBERF.D.I.C. ’ " 356-3273j ~ ’ ~Somerset ~ " .... ’ ~ : ...... J . .~"~ ~ ~.~ THURSDAY’,NOVEMBER ’I S, 1973 8-A ’i Professor Prof predicts." " . o g r?aln t Falcons, but For the second straight week,Professor Prof, whoternod in with Manville and around the corner, only three 6-0.1. Lou Qutrleoleads county Vitielhi. In this neighborhoodre nb.r k squad, the .Franklin_ Township a.gtgaverngelastweekwith Htilsborough, nsbeh.ssy.etto games are on tap for this in scoring, while brother rivalry, the professor says .... ~22J,ngo~4~=p~:~ fr,o~J.v,,=~en:,;,~2~p ntaerightandJusttwomisses, lose an encounter mvmving ~.~, ..?,L,.- =. ~-~ t,.,~.=~ .... ¯ ~ warrtsrshewn ny .tel.tesmg, me wm|e p.rotesser trot weekand the pt~ofessor will be Charley is top quarterback. ¯ ...... __ To2:;~.-....,;,:V_?~?~~,~:,- --_~U Withtldstateetledger, Prof these two squnds. Hecorreetly looking to sweep the trio. Bob Farrell Is the favorite stated .mlast weeK.’.sprom, c- besturnedinaphenomanal.886 predicted the Hlilsborough Keeping an eye on next target for Charley’s aerials, ...... ~,u~,tt~ _Is~ol~i~tsUrne~n~rT~,,uns ...... 7 . ",J.’~_" a"~ de~e~nsoa.w~t~O~nmeetmgllta ~..=._," ...... ~’~ 5";"Z

calling the correct spread in week. Rutgers should have oolsY thingsf~oc:a;lapeOthfe;r.... very good732 average for the IMMACULATAwith -- Raiders Y°~g~ib;nt d fee~ru~Slin~indo~dG~nndIsahSttl~eehc~nte~ 0vfifs~teek G~t~AENNSBUoRtK2~ Thesee two results were me entire campaign the Middlesex triumph over HILLSBOROUGHAT e ns . Spartans ere very 3-4 ledger, but havee dropped 5 p.lent yoo t makeits record 6-3, Last week, the professor Aceormngto the professor... ’ P continued his winning ways Im~i~ul~anks" g tvln" g .Just enter with unbeatenledger at p " tin, ~’ ¯ ’ II II ..~.~=,om~r-=o=o, I I II Onthe college scene HOLYCROSS14’ ’ ’ ~ RUTGERS AT HOLY ’ ~ ~1~ d ~ k ff :l ~ CROSS- Scarlet Knights are Last weak: nine correct, two

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r" ill’)!, the stretch " ’ ~ ’ . . ~ ~ by DaveAllena 44, Hillsborough needed Just HILLSBOROUGH-- With three plays to score again. ¯ . ~l~ ’ ~r each passing contest, .the Afteracoupleofrnnningplays Raidersof HlllsboroughHigh nettedsix ysrds, quarterback :," ,-, ~ ~ mr_r A nrr:ef,_rr:rnr("_ DAY GAMES ,nr_rrruen,~k...,1.Lj.Z.j. v ~TI"~T/~ ¢)~") Schoolmove closer to their CharlieQulrieacomleetedhis .L .LL.x"Jl..L ~/J.~,.~k.~.Jl. F ./..L ¯ ~LJ .L .El. f~,/.E t.k.). I. ~ .L ~ ~)’ F ¯ . final goals -- an undefeated favorite target, BobFerrell, ¯ ¯ - ~ season and a MountainValley on the Panther five, and the .mmm.. ~ ~ ~I~ltidIh~ A¯[Jblil[ll= Conferencetitle. Raidersenior tookit in for his ~ ~ ~ r" I ~ ~ ~’v[._.L ~ Withits latest tritunph, a 22. sixth touchdownreception of ~t r~ ~ ~ ~ L.~~ ~ ~ l.,~,~’Lr~ ."1 0conquestofRosellePark, the the year. The pair then ~..~ ~"=~ ~ ~ ~ ~"~ ~11~/,~11~ --- ~. ~ ~ Raidersincreased their ledger combined for a conversion ~ m ~ t ~ , , ~=’~-~,~ ~ -- , ~ * t I / ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~t ~ I / / ~ ~ to fr0-t, one of 17 unbeatenpassto pushthe Raidersup 14. ¯ ~B~r;~0~\ / I I / / f-y~z’% z~llg~ i i I / / /~(~’~k. d~ , ~R’-, , , , / I , ~ . recordsleft iu the state. O. ¯ ~,’l~gl~’,~l~ ~ ’, I A...~ I / IgO’~/’I. Jl~l~,.~f\ ~\ ~I...-~ / )g,~,~’~ ~ | .’~I ~\ ~ ~,,.....a~ ] ~ .~L. Hillsboroughhasjusttobeat I~l~ ~ \ ~ /-"’q~ ¯ ~ : ~ / ~ ¯ , ~l II .~i[~ \’LA ~ / ]1~ ~ lmmacalatathis Saturday in a Rilisborou’h~.icki,,-utthe amPout ~° "~"ac’’~ .e .~

...... ¯ , /m,,m, ~ ~,=~" -./~e : ¯ t e secondhalf kickoff and V.E¢ ~ ~l~ "~"Jr ~l Ik ill | 7 ,, ~ ,,:~, ! remain undefeated and ,L vs. become MVC champs John Kapsimalisrecovered on vs. vs. VEI II I’ P~" in the vietory over’Reselle~hae.Pa,n~ober five. ~u Q~riero ’ i " I .- .:l .....,, I p I I . oPt~;k’thots~sa;h?~;dedti.tsfull~’ace~kTl~t~°bl;;%Wnngee~ IRW’~ Middlesex I r 11~3 ~en.wortlr I I ,, hscataway L victoriesanda scoreless tie hiswa.yin.Ch.er}ieQuiricoan,d j ~_ I, I~ ! | ~ __4..~. ~hthBOwunhditBwr°ckh).a?d th~ scoringC~rvree~i°~°~;e~ni;Pth~nJ;: ~L~ I Home ,campaign. Once again, the ’ \ Home ,~i \ Home ,,<~1~

I Hdlsboroughvs ImmaculataSatl I Nov 17away1 30Pl m !~enUr:;~tint;~i:;~;!~tn ;~i goi~in~she:~t~;:;e~45~?r~ blockedhis secondpunt of the showingby theRaider attack year. Brad Yushiewiczpicked .todate. Havingbeen sky high ALLTYPES ofFABRICS the ball up on the Panther 14 for last week’s gamewith., ALLWORK CONSTRUCTION CO. ¯ and returnedit to the five. Ridge,Hilisborongh mayhave RUSS’ With Lou Quirico, the beena bitflat for Roselle Perk. county’s leading snorer, ~like’,~.-ElilI Eu~~lmp POOLSPECIALISTS ¯ WINTERIZING Sporting Goods & Stationery "The boys wereemotionally MItHAI[~.=&~I¢~. PNOPRII~YQ~ carrying four staright times, high for the Ridge game," INSTALLATION¯ REPAIRS the Raiders scored all the 1[STABLI~H¢O$1N¢1[ I~il PATIOS¯ ADDITIONS¯NEW BUILDINGS Pauline explained, "’but it is 29-31S. MainSt., Manville points they really needed. Ou hard to tell if they were’at an 16MountainAvl. fourth-and-goalfrom¯ the one, emotional peak for this one LAY-AWAYfor CHRISTMAS Quirieaswept the right side for also. Another thing, Reselle BoundSrook, N.J. Weare stocking"M!nnesota Fats" the six-pointer. The placement Park is comingalong, and is WonderfulWorld of Free Pool Tables North~ide Branch Main Office failed on the conversion at- not a badteam," he continued. Hours:10AM-TPM Sat.to6PM tempt, but Hillsboroughled 6- ¯ Sporting Goods North MainSt, S. MainSt. Havingrecorded the shutout , :~ ClotedWedrmld~ys all yea~ ’found 0. andthereby loweringtheir per Sunday12. S PM ¯ Stutlunary Gifts Changinggoals in the second Phone359-3000 ¯ MemberF.D.I.C. gamescoring against aversge CrossPen & Pencil Sets stanza, the Raiders had the to belowfive a contest, the Discountsto all schools& civic groups Route206, Belle Mead,N,J. ¯ RuxtonWallets wind at their back, and they Raiders will be looking for used it to the utmost ad- another wi’fltewushthis week vantage. After HowardCrane whenthey journey to Somer- punted 55 yards to the Pan- rifle to encounterthe Spertans thor-five, the defenseyielded a of fmmaculta.The hosts upset Asbestos fi~;st 0own, but then forced Hillsboreaghlastyeer, snd the BERNIE’S Roselle Park into a punt. Raiders will be looking for &odLuck ~#vi//c Mua~ngd 541Somerset St.Somerset, N.J. Taking over on the Reselie revengein this one. Transportation Highway27, NewBrunswick mobilebicycle Shop ,~, (~. fine sights, ANCEI.O V. LEONEACENC~ .Company, Inc. 1974 AMCCARS 247-0163 108South Main Street THE ALL NEW MATADOR Manville.New Jerr.W 08835 401No. Main St. tightlines NotaryPublic Phone:(~01) 7~.~193 HORNET.GREMLIN.JEEP ~YOUR nlC~;CLE Auto Life Home Bus~ne.ss Manville We come to you with service.~ Rep.resentin&The TravelenInmranc# Com~anl~ ~ 725-0526 Somerset,N.J. (Franklin Township) by Sal Bellomo dog to find this fine gamebird. Quailwill stay whilethe dogis The Ringed Neck Pheasant pointing, whereas a pheasant -- This fine gamebird is truly will sneak off. Yourdog will ¯ SCOKEYOUR. OWNTOUCHDOWN a smart one, and has gained move, then stop, and will with a S.T.C. C0mplimesfsof/ilo the admiration of many repeat this point and move FR.EE CHECKINGACCOUNT sportsmen. His cockling voice business until the pheasantis Sherman & Sons surely nn-nerves the hunter, flushed out. (let us showyou howto qualify) SOUTHSOMERSET NEWSPAPERS andhis deceivinglong fall has The kingof the uplandis the Walt’s Inn Jewelers spared this bird becausemany "Ruffled Grouse." This fine The Franklin HEWS’RECORD a pellet havegone throughhis ’gamebird roosts on a monn- 337 No. MainSt. tail. tain. Agood descrilotion of his Youmust shoot for the body ’take off is like a jet plan, very TheManville Hews Somerset and at some angles you must :fast, and sportsmen mention Manville ShoppingCenter lead tbe phensant.The tip here ]startling somethinglike 28 ’~ is not to stopyour swing, and "Ruffled Grouse"and hagging Somerset Trust Company .~3~NEWS . Somerville BHIOGDVAn’R¯ IlKOERI[. GRnl KNOLL. aA.qlll~qLl£ ¯ $OMIRV1LI.[ ¯ WATDiUNG pull the trigger, but continue two. 722-0652 526-0111 to lead the pheasant and fire . 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It waslearning over law last men, Mrs, WilliamHough and HillsberoughRescue Squad Sunday,as the l-ttlleburoughMrs. Joseph Tenurewas "wasout in ftfll force. ’l~ere’ HighSchool faculty defeated continually ’ busy. T.he .were no casualities. thelocal police 34-6 in a benefit Bieyele touch football gamefor the Hillsborough Community- Center YouthCenter. Thegame, sponsored by the HillshoroughYouth Center, FRANKLINTOWNSHIP’S washeld at the ~ghschool CompleteBicycle Center foothallfield. Membersof the Township Committeerefereed the game and the half time showwas presentedby the Hillsberougb H gh SchoolMarching Band.’ Complete~ine of "We collected ap- ¯ RALEIGH proximately$1620 dollars," saidMrs. Grover Gorinn, and ¯ VISTA¯ ROLLFAST I wouldllke to thank the some BICYCLES 1,000residents who attended ¯Repairs and all of those peoplewho ¯ Parts helped make this gamea ¯ Accessories J SUCCESS." , OpenMon..Sat. lO-a p.m, The aanomteer was Gary Closed Wednesdays Rhodesand the clock was kept 853Hamilton St. ¯ ’LOOS;F:BALL-- Tom DeMarica, faculty member, grabs the by RickEsposito. Somerset ~bai(un~er pressure from Patrolman Carl Genzel,while The refreshment stand, . teammateNorm Hewitt looks on. (Photo by RobertYoung) under the direction of the ALEAP IN TIME-- A facultymember goes up hlgh while the. GETTHAT BALL-- Detective Robert Gazaway (32i, andpatrolmen Dave Scott (center) 249"4544¯ .-Cotinc’ll’sHospitality Chair- ¯ longarm of !helaw attempts to restrain him. KrisKorsun try to getsomething going. ¯ Mustangs5th in GroupI Red Devils humble Mustangs by DaveAIlena streak shattered by Ridge, 1~ explainedTreofize. "Theythecentest.Followingapassin- job carryingthe ball for us." 8, in a MountainValley cameout passing a bit moreterferenceeallthatputtheball Allinall, the Mastangsgave BASKINGRIDGE -- Conference battle here than they usuallydo, and weon the Ridge39, DaveSpecian, the powerfulRidge squad a Buythe Pool YouCouldn’t Afford All Summer Having undergone inner Saturdayalterooon. weren’tplayingthemtopass."who finisbed with 85 yards en run for its money.Cominglnto Be Amongthe First to SwimNext Year! turmoilthe day before, Last Friday, teachers at Midwaythrough the opening eevenearries,brokeloose aa a the game,the Red Devils had FamousPool Dis¯fibular must sell balanceof 1973Peats ,ManvilleHigh School had its Manville Righ School did not stanza, Ridgetook possession drawplay for a 39-yarddroppedjust twocontests, one completewith Deck, Fence and Filter. Factoryclossout~ t~ree-gameshutout victp_ry report for work, and being on its own31 following a scoringburst. Bob Hynoski a close decisionto Middlesex, mustbe soldnow to makeroom for our new1674 Ilnal teachers,itncluded theentire Mustangpunt. With Jim Kaye thentook the conversien passalong with a 15-0setback at the Originalvalue $2,495. andDen Dankowski doing coachingstaff of the fromStan Kita to close the gap handsof Hil]sborough. NOWONLY $795 COMFLETELY.ERECTEDI Mustangs’football squad. The mostof the damage, theDevils to 15-8. Manville’sfinal gamewill gameto be played the next day poundedtheir way on the "Tbewhole defensive line be against Middlesex,which wasnot certain onFriday. groundtothe M-30. did a prettygood line, becauseowns a 6-1-1 ledger. Tbe ~ "Wehad a sluggishfirst Here,the Mustangsput the it shut off the Ridgerunning Mustangswill be lookingto BankFinancing Available ¯ Call FrankCollect Now half," stated Manvillehead damperon the Ridge running .gamerather well," Treonze closeout their season on a coachTony Treonze. "We attack,andforced Muelinr to praised. "Offensively,they winningnote, aswell as, fiaisb ¯ by RAYPIRQNE didn’tknow i! wewere playing the air. TheRidgesignal-caller stoppedour groundgame, but thecampaign with a .500 SAXONY POOLS Enrico Caruso was S famed or not, andI feel that this had respondedwith a floater to Dav._eSpocian did a heckavarecord. Italian dramatictenor. FromMS to havesomething to do with flanker Carl Franson, who ,,.. oo.. 486"33OO first appearancein 1904, hs the waywe played in the first .tookthe pass in for the initial Ridgetouchdown. Tom Smart GOGET ’EM -- Mrs.Fred Halntz, a player’swife shouts becamethe cMefattrsction of half. Weplayed a bit betterin encouragementto her spouse’s team. (Photo by SalLoSardo) ~., con. ass795-0227 the MetropolitanOpera House thesecond half. Weshut them addedthe conversion on a Sports Opere.tor~on Outy04 Hoursa Oey~ 7 Oaysa Weakt Companyin NewYork. His out,and scored once our- placement,andRidge led 7-0. volcewasone of extraordinary selves,butwe just couldn’t get Ridgeused a fumble beautyend very powerful. He thatsecond touchdown reco~erytoset up. its second across’." TD.The Red Dewls took over schedule held for years the position of In that first half, Ridgeon theMustangs 47, and the 9:eatest riving drsmat{c pushedacross a pair of six- neededjust three plays to hit GUESSWHO SPENDS tenor. Today, records of pointersto builda 15.0half- paydirtagain. Mueller went to Caruso’s performances are theair on all three plays, ashe 39 very valueble not only time bulge, whichthey never LastWeek’s Results ;St.Pins X 23,Immaculata 42 monetarilybut as measuresof inst. Withthe setback, Man-connected with Mike ville fell belowthe .500mark, Gallagberfor 10, Fransonfor BridgewaterEast20~ North ;Rutgers Prep 61, Croyden Hall the greet~.esethat everyone andare now3-4. TheMustangs 22, endGallagher again for the Plainfield6 ,36 marveledabout st the time. droppedto 3-3 in the MVC.The’ final12 yards and a six-Hillsborough 22,Rsselle Park It’s timeto stopInto Red Devils lifted their pointer.Mueller then hooked up6 Soccer ¯ RAY’s seasonalledger to 5-2, while withDankowskl forthe con- "Ridge 15, Manville 8 theynow own a 5-2mark in the versiontopasb Ridge en lop, Middlesex 41,Immaculata 0 PrincetonDay 2, RutgersPrep WEEKS MUSIC[AND conference. 15-0. BoundBreak 48, Metuchen6 0 Thefirst-half scores by From there on in, the Watehung Hills 14, " Rt. 28 Middlesex Ridgehalted the Mustangsbid Manvilledefense stiffened andBridgewater West 8 PREPARING 966.3929 for a fourth.straight shutoutitshoststherestoftheHackettstown 21, Bernards6 :’:’.. FOR and our other whitewash.Prior to the first- way.The Mustang offense, ,Somerville14, Franklin12 quartertouchdown by the however,was able to respond Gil-St. Bernard’s 22, St. ThisWeek In Football ~ location at Devils,Manville hadshut out withjust a fourthperiod score Hugh’sHilda 0 CHRISTMAS Metuchen,Roselle Park and to offset the early RedDevil Greenbrookat Keausburg, / Rt. 206 S. Raritan Kenilworthinsuccession. lead. Cross-Country 10:30a.m. Hillshoroughat Immanclata, 526-2992 Ridge,which has become Manvillefinally broke the knownfor its power.runningIcewith five minutes toplay in. Rulgers Prep 20~ Croydon Hall 1:30p.m. Wehave a fine eatectlon of attack this year ero~sedthe /’ Instruments, and an Mustangsup by installing a il experienced teaching staff dewquarterback, andgoing to to Instruct them. We aloe ! the air more, Both Ridge repair Instruments on the i touchdowns came on the pmmieea.CaltRogerPage|n passingotPaul Mueller, who WHENYOU CARE ENOUGH Middlesex,or Bill Riddle In WaSstarting his first game of Effective November19th Red¯an. Open: Mon.-Thum. the campaign for the Red ~TORPIL AT~N AL~LouYEKN~oFO 10-9, FrL ~Sat.10-6. Devils. HELPFULHIN’r: "Wewere antlcipatiug Ridge WILL BE WONDERFUL! Musiccovers n~ay be preserved to be a hard:rushing team, end ¯ JOHNS MANVILLE batter by sheathingthem In I I felt that wedid a goodjob ,oo clear contactpaper. ~ng..game t-- -stopping-eir2" WHAT].T DOES FOR S~.NT.4 will buy old newspapers and corrugated cartons at our 1974 FROM ~IS~ gatehouse. Present price $1.00 per hundred weight. Newspapers NO CASH NEEDED should be tied in bundles of approximately 40 Ibs. per bundle. JustMake Payments If Qualified Corrugated cartons must be broken downand tied in bundles no larger than 3 feet by 3 feet. 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VISTA: 772 FordIN~lgog" V-8, AutO.,. ::MoTonS: P.S., " P.B., factory " . ’.(Form~ri~land a},.t ¯79E. Main St. Somerville,N.J .. : ’ Somerville wins, 14.12 Pioneers pressure Warriors

by Dave Allen, pesltio.nat the Somerville26, the Wsrrlors used just five SOMERVILLE- In football plays to score. Dang Curry early pressure mightresult in went the final 11 yards on a Midtown Diner later breakdown by the defense,and that is exactly and what happened t6 Franklin leaving the Pioneers on top, Township High School lust 8-0, Saturday as the Warriors Restaurant zFive minutes late~" dropped a 14-12 decision to Franklin hit the scoreboard (oppositeManville National Bank) Somerville. again. Mter receiving a pant, Franklin managed to run the Warriors drove in for the Just three plays in the initial go-ahead score. Curry set up stanza due to two fumbles. ’quarterback Sen Smith’s one- The defensewas forced to stop yard plunge with a 22-yard l FACTORY the Pioneersearly andoften. pickup to the one. Again, the In the third quarter, Somer- conversionattempt failed, but WORKERS ville quarterback Rick Sabal Franklin had a 12-8 load. broke loose for a clinching75- Somervillegotthe ball again yard TD scamper, which in the closing minutesof the BREAKFAST marked the lone Warrior first half followinga Franklin .~ |i breakdownof the contest. fumble, but Dave Ingrain SPECIAL "Alot o f pressurewasput on stopped the threat for the ourdefense inthe first half by Warriors with an interception ¯ ~ ouroffense," Franklin head in the endzone to close out the lib 5:00 A.M.to 7:30 A.M.’ coachGene Schiller explained. Monday’- Friday half. Businessmen’s "Theoffense fumbled the ball Midway through the ~ Open Dally thefirst two times it had the third frame, Franklin’s e ball,and ran just three plays 2 ~GOf~TOAST75 4 A.M. fo 8 P.M. defense was shattered for the Luncheonserved in the first quarter." only time in the gamewhen ZIPPINGFOR YARDAGE is Somerville’s Los Johnson (33). But closingin is Franklin’sElliot I Sunday Somerville’sJim Tetras fell Sabolkept the ball on a roll-out Hodges(77) whomakes the tackle. (Sal LoSardophoto) ll:OOto 1:30 EGGS, TOAST on a Warrior fumble on the ~ 2 1.15 Breakfasts and went the 73 yards for the Colf.qBa= initial Franklin possession, winning TD. The conversion / 6 A.M. to 12 Noon and the Pioneers immediately run failed, hut Somervilleled 1.67 drove in for the game’sfirst 14-12. touchdown. Tetras’ recovery Franklin missed a couple of cameon the Franklin 36, and goldenopportunities to pull the Somervilleused nine plays to gameout in the final quarter. score. With Curry and Larry Valpano SPORTS Los Johnsonwent in for the movingthe ball effectively on six-pointerfrom the seven,the ground, Franklin twice andSomerville went for the marcheddown into field goal placementonthe conversion. territory, but both times, Ken TheWarriors blocked Sabol’s DeHaasfailed to makegood on kick,but they were penalized 27 and 95-yard attempts. foroffsides, andthe ball was "The first one he honked, movedto theone-und-a-half andthe second one he didn’t. BOX yardline. Don Domunqua ran hilatall," Schtilerstated. The Colts w:n, Pintoslose in forthe two-point conversion tofirst attempt had come after providethe Pioneers with the Currybad ripped off a 42-yard LUr~’: | " LUNCH 2 marginof victory. gainerbefore Somerville’s Franklintook the lead at DaveGremlich caught him on tune-ups for HIIIsborough intermissiononthe strength ofthe Pioneer 15. a 12-pointsecond period. The With the lossin this Mid- Warriorscapitalized on a FreshHam State Conferencebattle, the MANVILLE- With the Colts plungefrom two-yards out put run attempt. The extra point ~t Dess¢? 1 i Pioneerfumble to get backWarriorsfell to 4-3-1 overall, ’recordinga 13-0 shutout vic- a Manville touchdownon the .was unnecessary as Manville intothe game early in thewhile they are 2-3-1 in the tory,and the Pintos dropping a board. George Solomonthen had its 13-0 win wrappedup. secondstanza. Art Lantanzio MSC.Somerville wonits third 2-0decision, the two Manville addedthe conversion point on In the second half, Man- fellon a looseball, which gamein eight contests, while PopWarner Football squads a dive play. ville’s ball-control offense occurredon anattempted punt the Pioneersare now2-5 in the warmedup for thisweek’s TheColts held onto the ball limited the opponentsto only returnby the hosts. conference. upcomingcontests with for most of the first half, as 10 plays. The Colts, moan- Gettingtheball in great field "Larry Valpone played a Hlllsbarongh. theyallowed just 11 plays to be while, wereable to get off 30 1.50’- good gameoffensively, along In games against High ran by High Bridge, while they plays from scrimmage. The t | with Doug Curry," Schiller Bridge, the Colts and Pintos victory farted the Colts’season ran 29. Thehalf endedwith the praised, "while Dennis prepared for Sundayafternoon Colts leading7-0. ledgerto 6-2. Helmstetter did a goodjob on encounters with the Early in the third period, With one-and-a-half defense." The Franklin coach Hillsborough Dukesat Gerber Brett Gerard picked up a High minutesleft in the first half, also had something to say Field here in Manville. The Bridgefumble on the visitors’ High Bridge’s Brad Lewis abouthis squad’spoor start in ¯ Pintos will meet the Little ¯ 40 andreturned it 12 yards to dumped the Pintos’ Dan the game. Dukes at 1 p.m:, while the the High Bridge 28. From Mytychin the end zonefor~ a Cateringat Reasonable Prices "Maybethe kids were not Colts ~’ill encounterthe Dukes there it took the Colts just six safety. That play markedthe warmed up enough. It was in the midgetcontest at 2 p.m. plays to hit pay dirt for the only points in the contest, as just a matter of careless second time in the game. HighBridge went on to hold its mistakes on the handoffs Employinga ball control Solomonscored from four lead andrecord" a 2-Ovictory. for between the quarterback and offense all the way, Manville yards out on a dive, but the ThePintos fell to 4-3-1with the the halfbacks," the coach whipped the visiting High Colts failed on the conversion setback. related. "Other than the Bridge squad, 13-0, in the Banquets, Dinners, Buffets fumble, the offense did not midget contest. The Colts play a half-bad ball.game." managedto run 59 plays in the With the loss to Somerville, game to just 21 for High Raiderslose bid 722-5561 Franklin can no longer better Bridge. last year’srecord of 5-3-1. But Manville hit the board Franklin still has the op- midwaythrough the initial Manville portonity to equal the first stanza to take the lead for in state tourney 505 S. MainSt. winulngledger in the school’s good. Following the opening .history. " ’ kickoff, Manville drove into HighBridge territory, but lost NEW" BRUNSWICK-- PaulSingley, Hillsberough’s the ball on a fumble.The Colt :FavoredHilIsborongh High top runner, took second place defense then forced the Schoollost out in its bid for the in thechampionship meetas visitors to punt, andManville CentralJersey Group II Cross-he finished 90 yardsbehind g took over on the High Bridge CountryTitle here at Buc- Dan Suthersof Hop,well g 44.. cleuch Park as the Raider Valley. Suthers ran the course MERCURY Using eight plays, the Colts harriers were edged by South in 14:52 to knock off the g covered the 44 yards to go on. Brunswick,95-101 for top favored Singley. Jim Lathe g took ninth place honorsin the ~ top for good. John Latsku’s honors. meet for Rlllsborough. In the Central Jersey Group [ I meet, Bernardsromped to an g ’" AGWAYI easy victory, as Manville .; finished fifth. MikeAndreyko t paced the Mustang runners with a 13th plaee finish. Carl Mobleytook the 12th " spat in the GroupIII contest as : ’’.Ford Ma Franklin Township finished ~ ninth’ in the field of 10 entered schools from the Central LincolnContin ental " ] Jersey¯ District. : LTD Both Hlllsborough and Manville qualified for the State finals in their respective " Hwr/in to Alwayto M~ct¥~r o,dcr foe ~It m~lh.wltefin|fm~t.., it i | pd{t~f~nd only Jt Alway,This Is topqu~llty cltrm-n~l field run-im~rted groups.The final roundwill be ThunderSird ¯ ~ ~p~laUyforAlway, Fruit will k,¢delivered onDtc. 13,1973 f~"~ck~p" held this Saturday at Garrett O’ at ~rIo¢a1 Alway st~t. In c~ t~ only. Mountainin West Patterson. g ,Monteg ~ = o.o..o.,o.o,o,, ,,,3n,.,.,.v. Hilisborough knocked off : Torin0. defending champion, Ridge, Cougar .[’ 48-51, to eapture the Mountain Valley Conferencetitle here :l last Wednesday.Singley paced : Maverick’ ¯ Nassau-Con.vet Comet the Raiders to the crown by ,. i running the course in 15:03. u t Laine took downseventh place : MustangII honorsfor Hilisbarough,while . Kurt Repanshek finished in Motor Camp the tenth spot for the winners. Manvillefinished fifth. !g Pinto g RLD6 & {he.y Valley R&, Princelon !, ¯ FLORIDA (3 miles north of’town) " 921-6400 ¯ ’ NAVEL ORANGE i Trucks& ¯ Loa~wOh lotz ef ! ¯ WzmslnC. Odldousudn| emn~ :- Vans THE .CLOSER yOU’ LOOK~ ¯ $6.00 I.B SopranoValente to sing Rider schedules ’Carousel’is star-studded SopranoBenita Valuate will Governess in Britten’s’ "The openauditions presentthe seoondconcert of Familiar faces Will Billy Blgelow, the l’ole PJ&Bproductions since the rusn of the Screw"and Anne LAWRENCE-- Rider’ predominatein the cast of the veryfirst in 1961.. ’ SeriesII, on Monday,Nov. 19 Tralovein Stravinsky’s"The originated on Broadwayby at 8:30 p.m., at McCarter Rake’sPro~eas." Theatre will hold open 14th annual PJ&BMusical, John Raltt. Mr. James, Roundlng out the com- auditionsfor their February Rodgers & Hammerstein’s president of the Pdnceton plementof principalswill be Theatrein Princeton.. For her concert in Prtu- productionof the musical"I "Carousel."It will opena TriangleClub this year, was two newcomers to PJ&B, A native of Delano,Cal., ’csten, MissValente will sing Can Get It For You flve-perfermanceengagement MissValuate strolled with songsby Haydn,Brahms, R. oneof the twoCorlys i.n last RobertPaulus (Mr. Snow) and ’ Lotte Lehmann’at the Strauss,Debussy, Fanre and Wholesale." ,at McCurierTheatre on season’s "Oklahoma]"as AmandaAldridge (Louise), Academyofthe West and with Rodrlgo. Auditionswill be Monday, Thursday,Dec. 6, through wellas a memberof the and four moreveterans of Nov.19 between 7:30 p.m. and Sunday,Dec. 9. Forthe first MartialSlngher atthe Curtis Ticketsareavallsble atthe "JacquesBral" ensemble. manypast productions:.Llz Institute.In1060, when she McCarterTheatre Box Office weenI0:30 2:30p.m. p.m.and Nov.& 8:3020 p.m.bet- time since "Fiddler on the Returningtothe cast of the Flllo (Mrs. Mnillns), Jim wonthe Metropolitan Opera Roof"thi’ee yearsego, there PJ&Bmusicals after an ab- Hopkins(Starkeeper), Dang Auditions,shewas described for$8.~ dud $I. Student CalIJohaH0rvath, dlrecter, at will be a second matinee Lungs]on(Mr. Besoombe) and ticketsmaybeobtalnedonehour609-898-0220for more in- senceof several years will be as"one of the finest lyric beforethe concert for $2. formation performancson Sundayaf- CarolsPetersen Davis, inthe Fred Sheldon(the Heavsnly sopranosin the United ternoonat 2 p.m.,in addition roleof Julle Jordan. Shewill Friend). States," to the customarySaturday be rememberedas Marian Tlekstsare.now on sale for Sincethat time,few singers matinee and three evening ]the Lihrariun)in 1969’s"The allper formuneesto"Carousel" d her generationhave earned performanees. MusicMan" and Bosaballa a - call 609-921-8700or write Box the critical accoladeswhich Leading [he roster of yearlater in "The Most Happy 526,Princeton, N.J. 08540for consistentlygreat her per- returningPJ&B veterans will Fells."Two more veterans of reservations. formancesin the recital and O0 be director Milton Lyon, lastyear’s "OklahomaU’ - concert world. She gained founderof the PJ&Bmusicals BruceChaudlee (Judi and Ashkenazyleads widespreadrecognition as whohas directedall butone of DarcyJannerone (Ado Annie) soprano-in-residenceatthe themsince the first, 1961’s willbe back again as Jigger parade of greats MarlboroFestival andshe has THE CINEMA "Guys and Dolls," and andCarrie respoctlvely. openedLincoln Center’s I 448-12¯31 choreographerJoan Morion Therole of Nettle Fowler, Pianist VladimirAshkenazy MostlyMozart Fustivni for Lucus,who will be supervising whogets to sing the immortal will playworks by Beethoven, two"successive seasons. PJ&B’sdances for the tenth "You’llNever Walk Alone," Chopinand Rachmenioffin In Septemberof this year, IN THEJAMESWA¥/E. WINDSOR SHOPPING CENTEB i time. willbe shared between two the course of his McCarter Miss Valente was highly ONRT. 130 NEAR THE PRINCETON/HIOHTSTOWN ROADI Not far behind will be morel?.J&B alumni, Marie Theatrerecital onMonday, praised in her debutst the PrincetonUniversity senior Bogart(the Mother Superior Nov.26 at 8 p.m.,the opening MetropolitanOpera as Sieve James,who will make of 1972’s"The Sound of eventon the"Music:at- Pamicain "TheMagic Flute." (- Walt Disneyls ~ his sixth appearancein a Music")and Rita McDowel[, McCarter"ssries. Stage seats MissValente’s repertoire PJ&Bshow as "Carousel’s" whohas missed only four onlyare still available from boastsmore than 40 opera thebox office. roles,including Purcell’s I T’mXr CAT Subsequentevents in the "Didoand Aeneas" Rossial’s PRINCETONCOMMUNITY PLAYERS series,forwhich tickets are currentlyon sale, include L Italiana in Algert,".’ EdwardAlbee’s pianistsMisha Dichter (Jan. Nannettein "FalstaK."the SPECIALHOLIDA, Y MATINEES: 21)and Andre Watts (March Thurs.,Fri., Sat.,& Sun. 2 P.M, 18);flutist Jean-Pierre Comedy’Harvey’ iii "EVERYTHINGIN Rampsl,with Robert Veyron- Lacrolxha~’psichord (Feb. next at Bucks 18); THE GARDEN" lutenist-guitaristJulian NEWHOPE, Pa. -’ Oneof Bream(March 4); the New America’sfavorite theatre FinalPerformances: YorkPro Musica, in u fully personalitiesis "Harvey"the Thursday,November 18 S2.80 stagedperformance ofthe 17th 6-foot rabbit hero of Mary Friday,November 16 S3.80 Centuryopera "La Dafne" Chese’sPulRzer Prizs winning Saturday,November 17 $3.80 (April2); and the Guarneri fantasy-comedy"Harvey." It 8.’30p.m. Quartet,withguest pianist Lee will begina four weekrun at Luvial{April 18). the BucksCounty Pluyhouse beginningFriday, Nov.16: . TomPostan will star as the Players’ Monthly Meeting charmingand gentle Elwood P. Dowd,who tired of reality Sunday, Nov. 18 e8:30p.m. [Montsom¯p/ShoppingCenter andstarted hob-nubbthg with a Everybody IVeleome ! Route206 & 518 PdncSton phantomrabbit. HELDOVER MinervaDavenport plays Shows7 ¯ 9:1s p.m. hemost unusool box off,re |nets|| e( all ElwoodP. Dowd’sbewildered Audition¯for "THEKILLING OF SISTER GEORGE" flm~s. sister; PeggyCosgrave the byFrank Marcus "BILLY¯JACK" uwkwardand frustrated niece, Tuesdayand Wednesday, November 20, 21 MyrtleMen. 8:00p.m. {Rated P.GJ s=t.i sun.Mat,s;oo eenefltol Utiletods inn is hosting Allthe above atthe Little Theatre CHlrTYCNilWf BANG SANG (G) of theUnitarian Church (Cherry Hill kids’ theatre Roadg Route 206) I PLENTYFRIEE PA~KtNO OLDPRO of musichall, Billy Rice(I M.Hobson), scans review as grandson Frank (Randal Chlcoine)and granddaughter Jean(Barbara Tarbuck) await verdiut The Popstkle Players,a professionalimprovisational children’stheatre, will be performingSaturday, Nov. 24 at 10:30a.m. in the Princeton... . ~PRESENTT~ ’Entertainer’ to bow InnCollege. The MeCarterTheatre will be portrayedby L M. representingthe establish- PRINCETON MONDAY ComEany’snext production Hobsan, who has made men] and Andrew Bloch us UNIVERSITY NOVEMBER!9 "The Entertainer," an numerous.,-nppeurancesat Graham Dodd, a youngSaturd~y’sshowwillinclude evocative picutre of the McCarterduring the post two stereotype ofBrother Bill original-material; theatre CONCERTS 8:30 P.M. Englishmusic hall by Cutting across these games, mime, adaptations of .°s DirectedeO~NEbY =dW::e: I written seasons, ’ including most talkative characters, "a slice children’s stones andfolk The.music halt is dyfi*$t,aitd, with it, a JohnOsborne, will open recently ths role of Med- England. Thursday,Nov.18. vedankoin "TheSea Gull." of life" whichOsborne so tales. signific;nx-part ¯of Sameof the DirectredbyCarl Weber, Billy’s granddaughter, adeptly draws,are 13 music’ Thiswill be the third in a heart of Englandhas gone;sarnethlng that the castwill include Robert Jean, will be playedhy Bar- hall song and dance numbersseries of Saturday" per- oncebelonged to everyone°for this wastruly Pastene~is "The En- bara’Parbuck, v~ho first per- . (equivalent to the Americantormences at the Princeton a fo~ an."-’ BENITA VALEN’TE, Soprano tertainer,"Archie Rice. Mr. formedat McUarterin Joseph vaudeville style). The En- Inn. Pastenewho beganhis Chaikin’s production o! tertainer’s contactwith the IJ,’ IMember,New York Metropolitan Opera) professionalcareer over 30 "AmericaHurrah." Jean is audienceis immediate,vital yearsago, has spent the past representationof th~ "angry anddirect decadeas one of the lending 0p0~$ November15, 7:30P. M. Works by members of the Tyrone Haydn,Brahms, R. Strauss, Debussy, Fauxe, GuthrieTheatre Company in whichgenerati°nY°Ung"’sociallycons¢iouStimeidentified,sheOSbornerecognizesOfbutthe isatlatetheSOS0’SherSameOftenwithown RodHqo Minneapolis.LikeArehle, he Ticketsnowon sele at Box offi¢.elThmu~h November25th neverstops performing] He HIGHTSTOWNBALLROoMCOUNTRYCLUB~t hasplayed inover 100 cities inability to change’her own ~m* # throughouttheUnited States life. Wed.,Nov. 14- StunMaze besidesNew York, where he Arehie’swife, Phoebe,an Fri., Nov.15- Walt Melior’ . McCARTER THEATRE hasappeared in14 productions electrical counter at Sat.,Nov.] 7 - AndyWells &S. Smith on andoff Broadway. Most Woolworth’sand avid movie Wed.,Nov. 21 - WalterKx,ms Tickets: $5.50 & $4.00 recently he appearedin "A buff, will be playedbyAlice PublicProsecutor is Sickof it Drummondwho recently Students:$2.00 (one hour before concert) All" by MaxFrlsch end in finisheda two year run on the ~OUTE33, "IGHTSTOWN,N.J, McCar~rTheatre’pmsenta the "~ Avaliobleat the then(re boxoffice iGorky’s ¯ "Enemies" at TV soapopera ’.’Where the C4dl{609) 44~8460 for dancemformatUk’l Weshington’sArena Stage. HeartIs" and the role of 14th Annual PJ&BMusical Archie’sfather, BillyRice, Paulinein "TheSen GulL" Rodgem& Hammemteln’a whosesecure sense that he Completingthecast will be and his musichull comradesRandalChiooine as Archie’s ~ akea .~ werethe "old pros" whoImew shy,19-year-oid son-- a" {;0. their business and their singer-dancerlikehis father; ~...1.=~i~rJN mm ~ ’~ i | i l ,i B audience,brings the post into HumphreyDavis as "Brother focuswith the present.Billy Bill"Rice,.acartooncharacter II J Dlre~ed by MILTONLYON POPSIKLE PLAYERS Choreographyby JOANMORTON LUCA~ :~ GreatFun[ ! MATINEE PRESENTS CHILDRENes¯ THEATRE .re PeRomtmq:e$Only ~ Ticke~New on Sole . Az~t;~;alGroup Rates. ~ SESSIONS .THURSDm,DECEMBER 6 at 7=$0’pm at,he ’~ ’ ¯ NOV. 15th ~ lath FRIDAY&’SAT., DECEMBER 7 ¯ B at 8:$0pm Organization,.,~Rolssrs. : ° 2 to S P M ’ , =nd.X.$peciqjFamilyMatn.., ,NOV20 thru DEC23 PRINCETON=,,,T~T ¯ ~.: ~IIdme’t8lethday Parties BROADWAY’S¯ SMASH COMEDY SmUR*AY.D~CME.at :,.~. November24(1973 10:30 A.M. ¯ SUNDAY,DECEMBER 9 at 2~00pm ~ KENDALLPARKROLLER RINK ~ - Admlsdon50c ’l’lckets: PrL &Slit. Evmlarch. $5.50& 5:00; Bole$5 00, ~.. 3550Rt. 27, S. Brunmlck,NJ. 4;OO& 3.0O:Thurs, Ev¢, & BothMars: Orch,$4,gs &.4~50:

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glee clubs to sing The Friends of Mmtc at NOW,hrough Tool,. Nov 20th Princetonwill present Mary ClaireBloom -- T}~e Princeton and Yale fcomposlliun by Berliozwritten AnthonrHopklnl GleeClubs will present their for three choruses, will also be In annual football concert on performed. Also on the Jantsch, baritone, in a concert at WoolworthCenter, Sunday, A DOLL’SHOUSF~Pg) Friday, Nov. t6, at 8 p.m. Bt program are’ two black Nov.18, at 3:30 p.m. ~dexanderHall on the Prln- spirituals: "Go downDeath," Evenlngl:7 I~E p.m. arranged by Walter Nollnar Miss Andrich will perform Saturday:7e a p.m. cetan UniverBllycampus, Handel’s "Sonata No. 2 in G Sunday:4:30, 0.-40 b S p.m. The Princeton Club’s and "I, John, Saw the Holy program includes a Bach Number," arranged by John Minor" and. "Sonata No. ~. M,,.,.~.a.~.,.. motet,"Farchte dichnicht, Work and conductedby Robert CHILDREN’8MATINEe Shewill be accompaniedby :::L:’o:: NOVEMBER17th blSth ichbin beidir," and "TheMErceR. Princeton’s portion MiamiFulmer ’74", at the SATURDAYe SUNDAY Storm,"by Haydn."Sara la of theprogram will close with piano. ),..),.~.]#+ I.~..~ . AT2.~0 P.M. baigneuse,"an unusualthe Princetonfootball medley. THE CHRISTMASTHAT The YaleClub willsing William Jantsch is a "Absalomfill mi," by Des memberof the Classof ’74 at NOV.16, ’17 AT 8 PM ALMOSTWASN’T Pres, . excerpts from Princeton University, (tiltedO) Liebesliederwaher,"by Brah- majoring in Germanic AND BY POPULAR DEMAND 35¢FOR EVERYONE DANCINGms,Charleslees’ "Psalm 67," Languages.Farhis concert at NOV. 17 AT 8 I~M EVERYSAT. & SUN.NIT! and FennoHeath’s "In the WoolworthCenter, Mr. Jant- NOV. 18 AT 2 PM Sl~rUngWed., November 21st Beginning."Also Lncluded in sch will sing songsby Poulenc, EVENINGPERFORMANCES: ROOMO+ George8aBel It NOTTINGHAMthe concertare a black Schumannand Purcell and he GlendllJackson spiritual,three folksangs, and will be accompaniedby Susan Adulls.$2.50 185NASSAU STREET Students.S2,00 In theYale football medley. Farmer,’74. (|ormerl?the Nassau St. ¯BALLROOM, Yaleand Princeton will join MATINEE: Adults.S2,00 ATOUCHOF M~"¢~,~t., Hemll~ libra. N.J. insinging the alma maters. stu~.o,,=,.+o SchoolAu’~do¢ium) CLASSiPG) 11)oI.a~lmM Baar~ In moSn~ Aloin to give Witha8 Big Bam~ Ticketsare available atthe PrincetonUniversity Store or, Evenlngl:7e9 p,m. Sot. Walt Mellor organrecital T,c~.sAVAILABLE ATMcCARTER THEA’~EE BOXOFFICE Saturday:7 b 9 p.m. immediatelypreceding t.he Sunday:4".30, 6~ It Sp.m, Sun. BennySnyder concert,at AlexanderHall. OLDFASHIONED ribbon cutting by HopewBIIMayor Joseph Hill helpedMike and Vicki in Lawrenceville Reservedseat tickets are $3, Mokriskiformally open Hopewell Theater Friday night. Abenefltperformoncwforthe FREE I#ARKING" generaladmission $2. Oneof the World’s most prominent organists, Marie- ALLERGYFOUNDATIONOFAMERICA Peanuts gang Movies¯return to Hopewell Claire Alain, will present ..,~ .,d~ .,~ _ LAST CHANCE Mter 20 years, the movies are merely a liking for the formerly formerly the +he recitalLawrenceville tonight School. at. to play here are back in Hopewell. medium,arethe proprietors of Colonial Theater and for- Therecital, port of the 1973-74 to see Mike and Vicky Mokrtski, The HopowenTheater, for- merly, formerly, formerly a Westminster Choir College "You’re a Good Man, whoadmit their qualifications merly the Mirror of America, combination fire house and Ballsby Pa~ roarer aod Charlie Brown" hits the’ cinema. President’s Series will begin Princeton boards this The programmingwilloffer at 8 p.m. in the Edith The Successful Life of 3 weekend, with four per- classics at the adult showings MemorialChapel. formances in room 1, 185 The President’s Series is MariaIrene Fames"comedy Malechoirs join on Friday and Saturday at 8 offered to thB communityfree NassauSt. (the old Nassau p.m.; children’s matinees are gtreet school). and of charge, but tickets are presentsthe popular familyopera scheduled Saturday required and maybe picked up It’s an all-Princeton Sunday at 1 p.m. th dtre intime operation, with music and for Faure concert University lyrics by Clark Gesner, ex- Williamson Hall on the Princeton A programdevote’d ex- Westminster Choir College. featureNot theof leastthe oldattractivetimey at- Westminsterat the campus,recepti°n desk in ~A~sEL ~ .NewJe=sty 08~4o Triangle Club member,put on mospherewill be old fimey ~ by the Princeton Triangle Club clusivelytomusic by Gabrielfrom Baylor University, will " Miss Alaln haB predent’ed Faureis to be the second event be the baritone soloist. Harold prices-S1.50for adults, $1 for workshops. kids. numerous recitals and has ®m Cbarlie and the Peanuts in the Trinity-AllSaints’ Pysber, assistant organist at made manyconcert tours in Thurs.=2 Fri, Sat.=3 ConcertsSeries. ThB concert Trinity, will be the organist, Europeand the UnitedStates. gangplay Friday, Nov.16, at 8 and bey sopranosoloists will Nov.15, 16, 17 8:30 P.M. p.m.,Saturday, Nov. 17 at 8 willbe given Sunday, Nov. 18, Jamaltrio In addition, she has appeared an=10 p.m. and Sunday, Nov. at 8p.m. in TrinityChurch, by be from thB ranks of the WEST WINDSOR- Jazz frequently on European the ColumbusBoycboir and ColumbusBoychoir. great AbroadJamal brings his television and radio. Her 18,at 2 p.m. Admissioncards (at $2 each, MurrayTheater 452-8181 TrinityChoir of Men and Boys. piano and his ensembleto the repertoire, whichis anlimited, ~lll~-=~p’~l~~lt Thisis the first timethat the and $1 far students) far the extends from early to con- prognam are available at Mercer County Community Intimeslates two choirs will have combined College gymnasium Wed- temporary literature with a FRI., NOVEMBER,-23rd| :00 P.M. g 3:30 P.M. Trinity Churchoffice and at predilection for J. S. Bachand --.. JI:&:A__.(o give a ~oint concert, and the nesday, Nov. 21 at 8 p.m. TRENTON WAR MEMORIAL musicuuumml~mm~occasion ]s notable also for the the door before the concert. Tickets,"which can be FrenchMusic. fact that Fause’B"Raqalcm," Season ticket cards at $6 to MissAlain baB made ’80 CHILDREN $2.00: ADULT$ $3.00 Theatre lntimBof Princeton although so well known, is cover the four concerts in the purchasedat the doorthe nightof the concert, are$2 for recordingsincluding the is gearing up for one of its rarely performed as it was s~ries requiring admisSionare campate organworks of Jo S. Ticketsat dooror from: ToyCarousel Princeton Shop. most ambitious productions written, that is by an all-male similarly available. students,$3 for MCCCalumni, $5 generalpublic¯ Bachwhich took sevenyears Cntr.; PrincetonUniv¯ Store; Dunhams- all stores; "Citizen Kang,"to be directed choir. The 75 voices will be The next program in the -- of researchand concentrated HamiltonHospital; QueenstownShop, Pennington; by Intime veteran William. accompanied by a full or- series will be given on Dec. 2 LA TUNACONCERT effort. Sheis the winner of Bowman. cbestra for 35 players. by the Gallery WindQuintet of KiddyCity, FairlessHills. PhoneOrders: 921-2148; 921- eight GrandPrix du Disque, 8599;896.0631; 586-1047; (215) Wl5.8897. Auditions for musicians will The popular"Requiem" will TempleUniversity. La Tuna, a musical group be held Sunday, Nov. 18 close the program, which also from University of Barcelona RECYCLE . through Thursday, Nov. 22. includes the little-known tlOLIDAYBAZAAR in SPain, will perform at THIS ~ Among the instruments "Cantique de Jean Racine" pm"::::::MEET&sINGLES::::MIX::’:::+{"I Princeton DaySchool at 2:15 . (~ ’ .~ . needed for the score are: for fall choir and orchestra; St. Matthew’s Church, p.m. today. Costumedin16th NEWSPAPER violin, viola, ’cello, flute, thB "Messe Basse" for bays’ Pennington, will hold its century student garb, the six ~- clarinets, oboe, bassoon, voices and organ; and the Christmas Bazaar on Satur- memberensemble specializes + Pr|__~nc~to.’sGell.y/~t ’~,°f Prl mitive Art i saxophones trumpets, "Pavane"for fall orchestra. day, Nov.1% from 10a.m. to4 inflamenco musie.’ ’ : Rider¯College trombones, French horn, and JamesLitton, organist and ,: [et.206L...... oile) .:Z’::: "":"’ " "?". ~ " .. +’ 4 related instruments, choirmaster of Trinity ~ ~ ]Church, will conduct, and [Daniel Pratt, whorecently ,4 Children’s Movie Fin|ned the voice department of McKendreePreSefl’$ ill j,’i itHl~d;~I I[HIfl =llVd’~ WILLIEWONKA and CAROLLERUt.N F.$ ," , theChocolate_Factoff +v’I;~+lqllllB"Y’[~{"Y~"]In the GazeboLounge and R°utel’NewRr’;nswick ’ Stanky Brown LOVE UNDER17 nearRouto 130Cirole (X) ta¢0md LIVE MUSICAdm.$2.50 : "~//~ ~ * Thursday,Nov. 15 Co-Feature THE SENSUOUS .GetAcqlieinted Activities 12:30 November28 8:30 pm I~F~VH~ION r~PaRg~ ~N(a ~.*~,d~S OeLES rill wt~WE ~’~t 8~8~SI~EL~NO TEENAGER Forsingles & FormerlyMar-, at fromDenmark rlacl| of all ages,Senatated,: AlumniGymnasium ,r0,a mlwv,o~ 0 Widowedor Divorced. 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by Terrl Gabrlell RamseyClark, was founded in works,through letter writing StaffWriter 1961 and has already secured canvas fills one wall of the campaignsand publicity, for great Flemishbaroque artist, Museum’sMorton Gallery. It the release of over 5,000 their release¯ Peter Paul Rubens, the TwoCentral Jersey people prisoners of conscience on "We’reworking very hard in hardly today’s most popular is accompaniedby drawings are trying to free "Prisoners p’ainter. The buxom,"hippy" and photographs whichtrace every continent except An- the United States because it of conscience"in all parts of 4arctica. exports both training and females, cherubs, animals, its authenticityand illustrate the world, and they’re looking "We are not involved in devicesfor torture of political :tllegorieal and mythological its influence on both con- for people to help themdo it. releasing prisoners whohave figures of h s turbulent can- temporaryand .later artists. prisoners," Mr. Benjamin Robert Benjamin of been imprisoned for acts of added. ~’aeses, do not appeal to There is a photograph (and Hightstown and Jeanette violence," Mr. Benjaminsaid. ¢antemporarytastes. "There are only two translation fromthe Italian) of Zehnder of Princeton are "Weare trying to release only countries in the world which | But lest we forget the ac- the list of paintings in his attemptingto establish a local people imprisoned for their don’t do either. Theyare the Complishment, the tremen- studio whichRubens appended chapter of Amnesty In- dous influence of this great to a letter to the English beliefs and to abolish torture Netherlands and Norway-and ternational, a humanitarian of such prisoners." not the U.S.," he said¯ .~naster, whobroke downthe Ambassadorat the Hague on organization dedicated to The organization works Some of the countries in Artistic barriers between Apr. 28, 1618, proposing a securing the release of men throughits local chapters, he ~outhern and northern trade of paintingsfor classical whichthe organization works Europe, the Princeton and women who are im- added. Each chapter is are South Korea, where its sculpture. prisonedand often tortured for assigned three prisoners: one chapter head was imprisoned University Art Museumhas Thereare photosof the first their political beliefs. in an eastern country, onein a for participating in Amnesty’s /nounteda didactic exhibit. It two items on the list, the The non-partisan, centered aroundthe original "Prometheus" now in the western country and one in a work, Poland, the U.S.S.R., organization, with a member non-alignedcountry¯ Spain, eastern Europe and of Rubens’ monumental"The Philadelphia Museumof Art list including Joan Baez, Each chapter "adopts" manyAfrican nations. Ee0pards," painted around and "Daniel in the Lion’s 615. In limbo for some 300 William F. Buckley and these three prisoners .and "AmnestyInternational is Den," in the National Gallery stillin its infancyin the United ears, the painting surfaced in Washington¯Number three inly in 1982.’It is on loanto the on this list is "Leopardsdone DETAILFROM Rubens’ "The Leopards", a recently authenticatedmasterpiece on display at States and it needs more ThePrinceton University Art Museumthrough Dec. 16. members to survive," Mr. Museumfrom the Central from nature, with satyrs and Benjaminsaid. Picture Galleries in Newnymphs, original by my ~’urk, whorecently acquiredit Anyone interested in hand:" " Now’ it too’ is’ in this’ becoming a member or. /rod established its true fur a marvel of textural fantasy is clearly apparentin Youngnet sensation c°TU~terrYe’areorigibaldrawing realism.._ Rubens was AbstractPaintings securing additional in- Identity as the longlost work, ¯ s the works titled "Ladies in formationis asked to call Mr. known from Rubens’ own and studies by Rubens on mscmatealoan ...... oy ammms,ann _ uy At A.CGallery Hades," "Joy," and "Cousin due at Jadwnnbenefit ~’ecords,and from later copies, zrom .....me ~etropolitan and me classical Romansetup- from Peru¯" A particularly Benjaminat 448-1963 in the ¯ ¯ tures of them he had seen on sophisticated portrait titled evenings or Ms. Zehnder at to haveexisted. It is on public National Gallery and prints ...... At the tiny and attractive 924-8105after 10 p.m. Hewhere for the first time. ann..... copies oy ’ later.... arusts wanhis stay.... In Italy¯ Hemust nave "Mai Ling" has its naive ’ ’icketa for this benefit are ¯ stunmaand sketchedthem Art Corporation Gallery in Ticketholdersfor the Jadwin I Prof. John R. Martin, had plamly seen the wurk...a ...... Kingston a show of paintings counterpartin the two spinster Tennis Jamboree on Dec. 1 on sale at the JadwinTicket ~halrman of the Department loothigher originally asthey alwe,possmly at toeprivate by Cuban-born New York sisters depicted in "Autumn will get a close-uplook at one 0f.fice, Princeton University ~f Art and Archaeology, and ¯ ¯ ¯ ’ zoo el some memecrof the Strollers." "Gift Shop"-- indicate. The orlg,¯ ¯ nal ofnanulty Jan .....But m any event he artist Esteban Emilio Fer- oftheelectrifyingandperhaps (p.none 482-3886). Patron pavid Steadman, outgoing Brueghels, ProcessionInto the . ." . . . , nandez openedthis weekend¯ glassed on both sides and hung mostpromising of teday’s tickets., are $1250., reserved ~cting director of the Museum,ArK...... is nere on loan one o1 revomUomzed. the pemtmgof betweenthe viewerand a light young tennis players Roscoe t ckets are $8 and student I animals It was one oI his Andhallelujah! Some one have arranged the instructive many "Know n arks’ w ¯ ¯ which . ¯ . has found somethingexciting source--accentuates the Tanner¯ ’ tickets, $1. NewJersey Botanical 6ardens show, whichwill be up until used the Rubenspaintings as a umque. _contributions ¯ . stained glass quality of the Mr. Tanner, a 22-year-old Order blanks are available ¯ ¯ in me flesh tones of this to do with watercolor¯ Anyone Dec.16. sourcefor animalstudies. . ¯. working in aqun media is piece as well us revealing the ¯ Stanford graduate has ex- at area sporting goodsstores, The huge, ll-foot-lang ,, .... ,, . painting. one can. see an m- special nature of batik¯ Tne t,eoparas portrays aeration and an influence felt advised to take a look at ploded onto the stage of .indoor tennis centers, the someobscure mythof bacchic Fernandez’sti’iking, totally Marion Knudsen, a member championship professional Princeton University Store,’ nature,but it is the three largn on down through Manet¯ and former student of The PLANTSHOP WE’LLFIX YOUR There is muchto learn about abstract compositions in tennis. He has ¯ a area schools and the Youth cats that are the true subject- transparent and opaque New York Art Students lethal left-handedsarve that is Tennis Foundation at 71 perfeetcreatures, supple, with Rubens from this small League, is a memberof the Udiversity Place in Princeton ,_- ’FAVORITE exhibit, andto learn is better watercolor,lit judiciouslywith every bit as blazing as silver paint¯ Thelarge, flat, Princeton Art Association¯ Smith’s, Ashe’sor Nastase’s. (phone924-4343). to appreciate a pivotal artist Muchof her workhas been for These orders should be ~.~ PIPE currently out of favor. richly coloreddesigns suggest TomGerman has said it is serigraphs, and Mr. Fer- private portrait commissions the fastest serve in tennis and maileddirectly to the Jedwin nandez does work in silk includingthose done for local all you can do is hold on and Ticket Office, . Box71, Prin- JohnDavid Ltd. MonathPrints screen. But the watercolors business firms andthe Lincoln hope. Ken Resewall, whowas ceton University, Princeton NOWOPEN TO: GUESTDUE At PresentDay have a spontaneous quality Junior HighSchool in Colodia. once aced 12 times by Mr. 08540. InsUtutions--Clube--Individuals. TOBACCON/3T whicheludes prints. Tanner,said, "I just couldn’t ~ Saturdaysonly, 10 a.m.-S p.m. Onelarge untitled abstract (609) 924-8866 KINGSTON- TheKingston ’[’he Present Day Club at 72 PresbyterianChurch will host Stockton St. is showingprints oil, and three enigmatic spectators behind me." DISSEMINATING: MontgomeryShopping Dr. ClintonMarsh, the by ElizabethMonath through canvasses--carefully painted Frien ds sectheba’, The"°nsar’ykil’ed son of an attorney toin SCUPPER BURGLED Selectionsfrom I00 plant families Route208 moderatorof the 185th Dec. 3. The 28 prints, to hicklike torn papercollage- LookoutMountain. Tenn., his 4000varieties &cultlvors gamenas -oee,, .~ ...... ~ ~a ~,~ Over$400 in cashand a ~OO GeneralAssembly of the generallybold and strong, are completethe exhibit. ¯ sheepszm "’ coat were taken UnitedPresbyterianChurchin happily not lost in thelarge Mr. Fernandezcame to the r all-tone great Poncho Gon- f .... LOCATED: RECYCLE U.S. in 1962.He studied at the to tou zalez. It was Mr Gonzalez ram me Rusty ~cupper theU.S.A., on Monday,Nov. club room. They include the ¯ ’. Restauram ...... ~Yu Atexanaer 1198Dukes Parkway ( wsst of Route206 THIS 19,at 8:15p.m. as thefinal woedblockprintsatwhichthis Art Students Leaguewith John who with some rehnements 2 milessouth of Somerve Circle Hovannesand others. Earlier nas maae..... film toe young,~ Roe"o sanruy" ""oezore ...... mzomgnt Somerville,N.J. oee76 eventof its 2501h anniversary artist excels, and in which she ¯ Nov ’ 8 ~rmeeton-- " Township NEWSPAPER makes effective use of wood this year he had a showat the "a--aMy powerplayer that he is today,-.Pol ce re rted..... (201)725-0123 =l~rain a0~ shensi,~’ some’ Seligmann Gallery in New qspeci~/ll~’.,ef-"fedt~v~ intaglio York,and he is representedin ¯ i prints "of. Mrican;:inspiration the showof .’.’New¯York. Ink The World of the Ancient: * ...... : ,,:r, ~:,.~,:~.;:.,...... I,~,":’’ ~,,’.:"~ noteworthy for the warm, Drawings, 1947-1973"current Maya,one of this continent’s subtle colors of native natural in the SohoDistrict of the city. most historically and ar- dyes, and some recent ex- The A/C Gallery is at tistically rich areas, will be Werolled back the price of highliving. perimentswith grasses, dried Owens’Barn at 77 Main St., explored on the sixth benefit weedsand wild flowers. Kingston, whereyou can park art tour of the Friends of the Elizabeth Monathhas a rare in the courtyard. Hours are Art Museumof Princeton feeling for wood,and viewers Tuesdayto Saturday from 1 to University, [ram Feb. 15 will find such works at 5 p,m. through March6 of the coming "Zodiac," "Woman’sFace," ****** Spring¯ "Elephant," "Family Tree" - Membersof the tour will all of whichhave appearedin SusukiLtd., the gallery at 32 have a rare opportunity to prestige print shows-of en- Main St., Kingston, is visit a long-lost Mayatemple, during interest and beauty. currently displaying the rediscovered only last year. Herprize-winning "Children charming,precise canvases of And they will be amongthe in the Forest," selected for a HermanFleet, a self-taught first to enjoythe splendorsof UNICEF Christmas card, primitive .artist from Texas¯ Mexico’s brand new in- likewise remains one of her With an obviousfascination iernatiooal resort at Cancun, most ingratiating works¯ for architectural design, Mr. on the Caribbeanshores. But true artist, she con- Fleet’s oils are concise and Reservations for the tour, You Qualify for Discounted WarehousePrices Unuesto look for newforms of meticulous, and his style whichwill take 20 peepleto the on Tires and Accessories! New, revised price expression. "Division," a bold sophisticatedly naive. most important Mayasites in book now available. Stop in today for your cowl abstract board print, "In- Mexico, Honduras and tarsia," an intricate intaglioin Guatemala, must be madeby *IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED black ink, and "Arusha Dec.l. Comb,"one of the several Acolorful showingof batiks A ttentlon PersonnelManagers: deep prints incorporating by MarionKnudsen of Kendall Professor Gillett Griffin, Youcan arrangefor your companyemployees to primitive Mrieanmotifs--are Park is currently brightening curator of Pre-ColumbianArt buytires at warehouseprices. Call 287-0847. outstanding. the main lobby of Princeton at the Museum, and an Vienna-born and’trained, Hospital, throughNov. 23. authority on MiddleAmerican Elizabeth Manath lived in Unlike batiks designed as art andcivilization, will be the Long Island before moving wall hangings,Mrs. Knudsee’sofficial guide for the tour. to Skillman. Active in "the worksare colorfully matted LindbladTravel, Inc., the New Princeton Art Associationand and framed under glass-- York travel agency which its graphics workshop,she is addinga newdimension to the caters to the experienced age old art of waxing and .traveller, will handle all chairman for PAAexhibits. ¯ She also teaches at the dyeing fabrics. Her subject arrangements. Princeton Adult School. matter-an extension of her She has exhibited in Long portrait and landscape works Island, at the Shuster Gallery in oils and watercolors-also Cost of the trip "includes SERVINGTHE EMPLOYEES OF LOCALINDUSTRY in NewYork, in national and serves as an interesting note of round trip economyclass air regional print shows, in departure from the con- fare, all hotels (deluxe ac- NOW AT FOUR LOCATIONS Viennaand Mexico City, at the ventiunal concept of batik. commodations),meals, taxes Ranging from nostalgic Stuart School here, and in andtips, andsightseeing trips. juried showsof the PAA. childhood memoriesas in her An added tax-deductible She is the author and "School Days," "Jenny" and contributionof $350per person illustrator of several "Amy’s Garden" to her goes directly to the Friends of children’s books, and is contemporary "Patio Gar- ’the Art Museum,for support represented by the den" and abstract "Bright of the Museum’simportant Philadelphia Print Club and Motion."her special talent for exhibition program. Susuki, Ltd. of Kingston. This fine showis one of a series presented by the Celebrate Present DayClub, and open to the public weekdaymornings a IZ from 9 to noon, or by ap- 336New Brunswick Avenue 3005Hadley Road, Bldg. H pointment. Fords,N.J. 08863 SoothPlainfield, N.J. 07080 Bountiful 442.6660 753-5900 TRAVELTRAILER PICK-UPCAMPERS. TENT CAMPERS Season ¯ TABUS¯ TERRY ~with a SOUVENIR MARKET ¯ COACHMAN¯ COX a TOUR-A-HOME ¯ JERACO¯ SCOTrY BASKET for each family ¯ ¯ CAMPLINE¯ PUMA on ¯ I Vl£LRENTOUR Complete | November16, 17, 18. CJmpln|S~o~* DELICIOUSSPECIALTIES FOR YOUR BARBER’S THANKSGIVINGDINNER CAMPING CENTEB 6 TerminalRoad 198Rt. 206South A CHRISTMASPREVIEWOF THE Schenley Reserve is now justSS.99a quart. NewBrunswick, N.J. 08902 Somerville(HIIId=orough}, HITCHESINSTALLED 846-7770 N.J. 08876 SALES,t REPAIRS SEASONTO COME 359.4760 U. $. HWY.NO. l SOUTHBRUNSWICK ortelyou FarmMarket FRIDAY,...... , ...... ’.... 8;30.8:ao HOUn([q MON DAY-THU RS DAY,,...8:UO.a:30 I(N*xtto FlnntSCn’| lone ~3SATURDAY ...... a:30.s,oe Route 518 between Rocky Hill and Kendall Park ~)Sch~nle~ 01udhrs Co.S.Y,. RY. * Amvic¥~ Wllizloy ¯ AStand ¯ 6S Fceol 20 i -297-3049 921’-31¢I OpenDaily 10-6 "

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S.~ary Sailing... burning and welding helpful./ bracelets, etc. $I - $15. with only$3,300 to invest, fully retirees. 2 hrs a.m.-2 hrs p.m. commensuratewith anllity. wagesor in exchangefor in-| Send resumeto Box #02420c/o Mamtenanceuo. 55 Laurange;[, returnable, call COLLECTDrive Schoolchildren. Mustbe struellon.609-466-1303. 11/21[ Princeton PacKet, stating ¯ Automobiles. Appl~ EasternSterling ! Street, Raritea, N.J. 2. Wholesale only. Call Dalai, 21, clean driving record. Reply Box #02411, c/o Prin- ¯ ¯ StanleyProducts PlasticsPOBox 316 Main St., 600.443-5759. 11/28 Mr.Boyd (214) 243-8001. ceton Packet. " ¯ Kerbyor Hoover Cleaners " $3.25/hr.to start. 609.899-9707. [ salaryrequirements. 11/21 ’Shoes Windsor’~N ’ J ’ 08561’" ¯ AvonPrdoucta ~q ¯ Renl.Estate PRODUCTIONWORKERS ,~’I EARNEXTRA MONEY Be a ! AetNow..be a Sales Asseciate WANTto sell your business? ,,,,, ~,~, ~,’~wr~ ~^., .... l FILM INSPECTOR-- Repair DRIVERwanted. Days. Must qo experience necessary.~’~ Your business may be j~t distributor. It is a simple CARRIERS- wanted for ,m~ y=,~oy.:,, ~ ,:.?,~* and shippingof motionpicture AndBecome Licensed WithA .Wet! )ata processing card business 30%- 55%profit. No MEDICAL Secretary & operator posluon avaltaule for ...... KnownLong Establlsnen have knowledge of N J what I want. I am a manm rain. investment,g09.448-2170. Receptionist. Experienced weeklydelivery of newspapers top notcfiworker. Applicant ProgressiveReal EstateCam- and" N Y Airports.Must be )reduction machine.. mid :]O’s with Wall St. ex- mature individual. Reply to in Hightstown East Windsor ~ ’cUlall t~9e~5c1r~4gn~oqrtpany.,,For Confidential In- " " ¯ ~peraters. Exeulleat company per ence, MBAand have cash. must have heavy composin~ appointment.: - - " ,,,,,"~°’ over 25 w/clear N.J. drivers Box #02410, e/o Princeton area. P ease call 609-448-7750exn~erience,knowledge o=~ tervlew...AskFor Pat Mitchell, I"’ ~"tO.dSfi-d3~ )enefits. Call Mr. Mnstropolo,f~ Mail n postcard and I II con- Packet. or 600.329-2323. manager, 609-s96-7692, Lombardo~)cense. ~ ..... 201-329-6988. ,./., tact you. Box 282, R.D. 2, HelpWanted printing andhave ability to do Reallers. Cranhury,N.J. 11/14 clean paste ups. Pleasant workingconditions and good benefits. Call 609-452-4953. ~rANTEDBabysitter every LPN’s OR RN’s - The Elms HAVE A BILL FREE:,~ SOMERSET CARPENTER’Shelper - 18 ¯ 11/21 PHYSICIAN’S OFFICE Satnight to care for 2 boys3- Nursing Home, Cranbury, CHRISTMAS!Showing an~ Avail~61e:25% interest in 150 hrs. of age or older, no ex- Somervlie area,requires t/2 and 4 mos. Twin Rivers N.J. Call between 8-4 p.m., exclusive line of coppergift acre winequality vineyard to IIOSPITAL perience necessary. Call 609- EXPERIENCED BANK ¯ " nurse,RN or LPN,I-2 days weekdays,6o9.395.o725. ware from Copper Craft 443-4440. TELLER-- Applyin person. area¯ 609-443-1094. ~. be established in southeastern See Mr.HeppoL tst Charter ..... per week. Reply to Box C-3 Guild Earn$25 dommissieaor" Pennsylvania for $100,000. "DIAL-A-JOB" l c/o South SomersetBABYSITrER wanted full moreper eve. Nodelivery of~ Initial acreageplanted. First Nat.Bank Twin Rivers Of- ¯ Newsapers 240 So. Main St. time for workingmother. 8:30- REAL ESTATE SALESMANcollection, no-fnitial in:~ fee,Rt. 33, E. W ndsor.11/21 m/f for KendallPark office. vestment. Call 201-469-7E97’ crop to be pressed in 1970. Dial 201-526-1767for a com- RECEPTIONIST- Pleasant WAh~T.R.ZmeSSfo,g tu D~t)mee:n~I ManS~Pile N3 o~s 11/15 5:30 in your home.609-443- Excdllent tax’sheller thresh plete recorded listing of matureperson wanted for r ;/ I ’ ’ " 5222. Excellent opportunity for the from9 to 9. part time. Noexpermnce nee., I " right person. Steele, Rosloff& 1976, along with substanttal available positions. researchoriented company, = goodsalary. Applyin person3- / PRODUCTIONworkers -!~ gains or long term profit ~NCY includeslight typing duties. TEACHERSAIDES - Part Smith, Realtors and Insurers. CLERK Typist - Direct 6 p.m. TreadwayInn Rt. l So., [ time andfull time for newday Call 201-297-0200 for ap- steadyemployment with ove?~ potential. All or part with ReplyBox #02412, c/o Prin- Princeton.’ 11/211 HOUSEKEEPING timeall benefits companff’ minimum $10,000 required. ~,SSISTANT MANAGER- cetonPacket. marketing firm in Princeton care center program.Call Ms. pointment. needspersenwith good typing SUPERVISOR Nevitt609-443-4464. vpaid.We will train you for well’ State present business at- excellent opportunity for a life & filir~g skills to handi-e payingposition in a growing filiation with inquiry. Boxt87, I insurance producerwith at variety of interesting office Immediate opening for a GUARDS- Uniforms fur- company.Apply in person." Delta,Pa. 17314. 11121]least 2 yearsof successful tasks. Excellent working BOOKKEEPING machine supervisorwith housekeeping nished workin Princeton- InternePrecision Company’::’ - experience to join the BUSbey/girl. Nassau Inn has operator- Experiencedon SALESPERSONinterested in LawrencevilleArea. For appt. management team of the fulltime]aa openings mr ous conditions.Call 609-452.8000. experience. If interested in interior decorating. No ex- U.S.Highway t, Monmouth:~ U/7 NCR 33 or equivalent. challengingposition, apply in. Call 20t-329-6021. Jct., N. J. 201-297-4747.tel Trenton agency, Mutual Life boy/girlfor lunch and dinner. Diversifiedwork. W,U con- perience necessary. On job insurance Co. of NewYork. Fdll’oenefits.Contact Bruno personat our Persann~.lOf- training. Part time. Sberwin ASSEMBLERS--for truss shop-- I sidermature ]person re- rice. . Williams Co. 609-448-4850. ’WAITRESSES/WAITERS- Th~sis an outEtanding e°~" Crest[after 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 enteringthe business world. .Applyin. person,Jim’s noexperience necessary, apply in; portunity fo)r a ’of¯ pr P2 p.m.or after6:30 p.m., 609- Equal Opportunity Employer. person MachLumber Co. Mai0~ INDIVIDUALwanted to take qualif an person m movexrom g21-7600. RESPONSIBLE PERSON Hours9 to 5. Call 609-924-2701. THE SOMERSETIIOSPITAL CountryDiner, Rt. 130, 11/21 W!ndsor,N.J. St., Windsor...N.J. ~< over complete operation of a{~eacynssistantmanagerinto wantedto workpart time or Rchlll Ave. Somerville, N.J. ~) busy shoe repair shop af- district manager in a short fulltime in kitchenand for (201)725-4000 filiated with well established period of time. Salary is open. cleaningtavern. Call 609-250- ;ECRETARY-- Position 11/7 WAITERS& WAITRESSES- USIlERICASHIER- needed!’ 11/21 requiring excellent steno and KITCHENhelp and domestic, Ti’ansporlationrequired. Call 609J family shoe store¯ Noin- Call Mrs. Tottea 609.392-63t7to MATUREadult needed to 7711. experienced and in- vestmentneeded. 609.466-0.333~.arrange appointment. typing skills in Hospital experienced. Willing to learn day shift. For interview 924-6283ask for Mr.Edelman. supervisetwo delightful Assoctationin Princeton area. for gourmet dining room. contact administrator, Sun- scbeol-ageboys after school 35 hr. week,excellent benefits, Excellent opportunity for nyfield Nursing Home, 6L weekdays. Own tran- SWITCHBOARDo~rators - owntransportation necessary PRESSMANM/W - Must be those willing to cater to our MaplewnsdAve., Cranbury. sportation.Kingston area. 201- minedate Call Mrs. Repose clientul. Call for appointment609-395-0641. TRUCKDRIVERS -- and Issdersl PRINTINGBUSINESS Partorfuiltime, sinft:7-3or3- 329-2430eves. GUITARInstructor-Contact 609.924-4124. Equal op- I experienced A.B. Dick of lumberpermanent position:: COMPLETE-- all modern12 or 11-7,permanent small FredJames, Hightstown-Eust 360/Itek Camera Operator. 215-862-2078. good benefits Applyin person~ ,equipment and accounts. NassauSt. office. 609-924-2040. WindsorYMCA. 609-448-1357 ~rtanity employerM/F. 11/21 Neat appearance. Sir Speedy MaehLumber, Mare St., Wmdsor~l; Instant Printing Center in DELICATESSENCLERK -- N.J.l.: ’rnree story buildingwith apt. or mailresume to P.O.Box wanted for Nassau Ownerret,ring at youngage. I r,~a,,u,~~.cu.,-,,.,’~,’..,~’,’.~’~’~ ~uu, ,- v,~-~. 252,Rightstown, N.J.08520. Hightstownarea. Call 609-443- WHY GET "SNOWEDtiN- Price $125.000. 609-396-4285. ASSISTANTManager. Small 11/21KEYPUNCHoperator -- part / 5900, ask for Ed Jones. 11/21 DER" BY CHRISTMAS Delicatessen,I Palmer Sq., Principals only. foodstore. Full time. Salary time, experiencedonly on IBM[ BILLS7EARN easy extra, Princeton.609-924-1302. BELLOWSseeks an unusual basedon exPerience.Will 129. Afternoon or eveningl spare-timemoney to paythem person of good taste and considerinexperienced. Apply hours. Call for appaintmantl as an AVONRepresentative. DELIVERYPERSON -- must SCHOOLBus Drivers - 2 p.m. - NURSERN OR LPN -- 3:30-11 P.~RTTIME INCOM]~ op [ ability to join our sewing CON-staff inperson 4 OldCranbury Rd. 7 p.m. daily. Will ass)st in 609-452-8232. Ask for Mrs." CLERK-TYPIST-- in- Call 201-725-6014. havegood driving record. Call," ¯ " in our YOUNG R.ingler. 11/21teresting diversified position .m. part time. Also Nurses 609-92@2620. , ;; TEMPORARYExcellentsportswearPOrtun,ty earningl for husband - wile E" W.609-449-7030. license. Mustbe over 21. 609- for bright individual. Ac- ~ide full or part time days. team. 399-9707. Interview contact Ad- potential. CallFri-Sat. evens. ~ ~,~ .~ ...... ,,,’ate counting office located 201-526-2579. = Princeton,N.J. Reply Box TELEPHONESOLICITOR- ministrator, Su’nnyfield I;i~t’h a%it’y’,’prof’"i’t’.~s’]la’~mg RECEPTIONIST- Desired for MOTEL MANAGERS -- ~2409,c/o Princeton Packet. sell area newspapers. Ex- Nursing Home, Cranbury PROGRAMMERS& Systems I plan,hospitalization Denedts, Real Estate and Insurance Mount’sMotel prefers a VANTEDperson (o work in periencehelpful but not N.J.609-395-0641. Analysts with several years d liberalemployee discount, no office in Princeton. Good husband and wife team ;ggProcessing plant now til necessary.Hourly rate plus experience, needed by fast J|night hours, full time, ex- typist, must be .bright and nearingretirement age. There ran.Hrs. 7am-3:30pm. A.p.ply: incentivebonus. Interested growing N.J. computer con- liparlance preferred. Call Mrs. writing to learn ion. Excellent areonly 16 units that require Agway,"Mercer St., Ri~t- TELEPHONEOperator parties may write Box #02393 suiting firm. Excellent II Wick609-924-3221 for in- op~rtunity for advancement. attention.Modest salary and stown. 11/21 benefits with opportunity for wanted.Flexible hours bet- c/o PrincetonPacket. REAL ESTATE SALESPER- UN" "IVAC9400 I/ terview. Rdply Box #02413, c/o Prin- bonusincentive. For the new SONneeded. Full or part time diversification and promotion. ceton Packet. managementthere is a lovely wean;3 p.m. - 9 p.m.Man. - Salaryrange $12,(X~ to $20,600. Thurs.$2. perhr. 609-882-3453. foryoung aggressive subur- Available SEAMSTRESSexperienced 7 roomColonial home for their banoffice. Cai1609-737-1100 forSend resume to Box#02427 elo foralteration dept. in fine privateuse. If youare in- confidential interview. PrincetonPacket. 11/28 women’sspecialty shop in terestedcall Mr. Snssman or ONE TEACHER Aide -- LIGHT KEYPUNCHOperators - with LawrenceDay Care Inc., 3:30 - Princeton."Part time,, good Mr.Cent[ at 609.883-1230. 11/28 ~ i .... ’ . salary,excellent employee 6 monthsexpermnce in Alpha 5:30:Oneteacher aida’to’be ASSEMBLY[’= andNumeric Keypunch. Full availableassubstitute, g:: r work. ~ i 100 K,’ I-I’.$: T;~es:’ bls-ks;’Sapienza, benefits.’ 600.92@3221 Phone Mrs.for time,9-5, company benefits, 6:30.Call Director $70per hour. Call (609) 921- privateparking. Research Full time 7 amto 3:30 pm| [ work available interview. BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT between1:30 - immediately in 8008or (201)329.4527. Parkarea. Phone 609-924-2700. --experienced inpayroll and 3399. Part tlme 9 amto 4 Pm NOTICE BELLOWS accts,receivable. Liberal 11Plainsbom.$2.50 - $3.00 210 NassauSt. Prineetan, N.J. benefitsinclude discounts on with experience; per hour. For information SELL UNICEF cards, purchases.Apply Mach In- call 609-799-3737. volunteer t or morehours per dustries,W!ndsor Rd., Htstn. Withthe recent dectslon of the’NewJersey ~~~~,~~" week. The Peace Center. 609. NEWFACES NJ,ECORP. CulverRd., Dayton,N.J. SupremeCourt all newspapers in the state are barred from running any "help wanted" ads ~ Wefeature Service with a smile. 924-6t61. 11/2.___.8 201-329.4611 , Joinour HappyGroup. register with HAIR STYLIST -- Improve NEEDED thatdiscriminate between sake& ~ CLERICAL-General office An equal opportuniW m .: ~’. :.~:,"~’ HOLIDAY FILL-INS .~ dutieslight t~ping. Must be yourself, work in a Redken This ban includes the wording of the neatand willing worker. 36 oriented salon usingall the for TV Commercialsand employer advertisement along with column headings. X _ A, OO,B, ASS. hourweek company benefits. latest tricology equipmentand Modegng.Male and female. All TELLER Such titles as "salesman," "Girl Friday," PrincetonAirport area, 609- geometric hair cutting ages6 me,~" up. No exp. ¯ "maintenance man," are againat the law. Ads :~ ~ ~,tt,~TEMPORARIESg 924-2790. methods. For a confidential nterview please call Chelsea necessary.Call (201) 247-6629 ¯ seekinga "anlesperson"orsalesman.woman or K1 , li/~lB’82NassauSt" PHncet0n :rimpers, ~09-924-1824.11/21 between10 a.m.;5p.m. Experienced.Please call (201) "Girl.Guy" Friday are suggested as alter. 924-9201 = NASSAU’PLACEMENTS 356-2323for interview native& ~~~ 113 Albany St., New Brunswick = ...by BeeHunt appointment. We request the cooperation of our adver. TELEPHONECLINICAL LABORATORY ~ers in adhering to this decision of the TECHNICIAN GOOD JOBS Personalizedplacement of SupremeCourt The advei’t~er is’also liable OPERATOR SOMERSETHILLS& for anyviolations. AppliedLogic Corporation has AVAILABLE all office personnel animmediate opening at it’s for hematoogy and chemistry Professionalend Technlcal COUNTYNATIONAL SECRETARIES computercenter at 1260State in researchcompany located in 221 NassauStreet Road. for en experience EastMillstone¯ No evenings or 5killedand Unskilled BANK telephoneoperator. Will weekends. Newlemff State SouthSore,erie t’N e’~vsp epees Weneed several experienced secretaries to work in a varietyof 3aaWitherspoon St., Prinseton P.O.Box 146, SomervUle, N.J~ businessand salem[fie offices. You may be qualified if you operate a 608 Dial/Cord Trzielnq& Emp~mentSeMce (2at}725-3355 have4-6 years secretarial experience. switchboard,take messages 924-3030 naEqual 09p~riunib Emplolnr (609)924-3244 endkeep required records. SuburbanOffice at Weare en EqualOpportunity Employer, end welcom~ Workinghours are Monday CallDoris Minigan Rt~33 & 130 at W0odddeRd. CLASSIFIEDADVERTISIRG FORM applicationsfrom minority candidates. throughFriday from 8:30 p.m. [201)844-25E3 R0bbins~ille.NJ. to 5’.30 p.m.Applied Logic Phoneor write EmploymentOffice. offersa full line of company- Phons609-586.4034 E09-448-1053 ¯ PRODUCTION WORKERS 609-799-0400 paidbenefits. To arrange for ;...2...... prompt interview, please NoFee Charged 1 ...... 3 ...... contact X-RAYTECHNICIAN Americon CyanamidGo. 4 ...... ~ ...... **...... G ...... P.O. Eox400 Mr.D.A. Scheafsma Excellent starting rate plus 6 weekincrease. APPLIEDLOGIC CORP. Weare seeking a registered LAWYERSNEEDED Companypaid life insuranceand hospitalization. certified XrayTechnician for ..8...... 9...... ;.. 900Stnle Rd. Pdnceton, NJ. Workclothes andshoes furnished. Princeton,New Jersey 3 milesnodh of Princeton ourdepartment of Radiology. M/F Hours8:30 a.m. to 4:30p.m. V ETAawyem work with the poor 10 ...... 11 ...... 12...... Onhi. 206 Men.to Fri. ExcellentN.J. Civn In 49stares¯ Work with commun)y NearIhe Princeton Airport Servicebenefits including free organizationsin areas of poverty TiZONCHEMICAL CORP. EqualOpp~dunilr [mpl~pt BlueCrose/Blue Shield for lawwelfare dgh)s, hou~ng, police- LockfownRd., Flemlogton,N,J. employees end their communityrelations consumer $3,00 ghs. Providelegal counsel and (20!) 792.46f6 4 LINES-I INSERTION...... dependents.For further education.Act asl a sonic (3 lalerflons,no cht neat) ...... $4,50 informationcontact Personnel governmentagencies. Forinfo Call OYhe,P~ld’Ja Advance) Office,N.J. Neuro-Psychiatrie orWrite Herb Zieaeldorf. ACTION It(billedadd .25 Dietary Institute, P.O.Box 1000. 26Federal Plaza, N.Y. 10~07, 212. Princeton,N.J. {609) 466*0400 264-7123. CAFETERIAMANAGER CLA~[FICATION...... LOAN HOSPITAL AnEnualOpponunky Employer KEYPUNCHOPERATORS ..NAME...... : ...... MANAGERS (NIGHTS) We’re looking for aa experiencedperson whocan WOULDYOU LIKE: work with as well as supervise fellow employen: ¯ EXPERIENCE in the merchandising of LERK/ foodand planningof npenlal luncheons. The ind[vldual TIREDOF BEING BORED? 1 ¯ GROWTH to must be reliable, able to assumeresponsibility and LOOKINGFORDIVERSIFICATION? POTENTIAL havethe qanlltlen that make 1 with goodleader. THENCONSIDERUS! 1 potegtial Weoffer a starting ealary’of Wehave several interesting openings for top notchC!erk ¯ ¯ sECURITY? benefit $14.2to $159 per week, free Typists.Duties would be of a d~" clerical naturein 6 ¯ usualfeatures, major ¯ BlueCross/Shleld/.]. 50% plan.16tefested and hoeplmldiscount, 2 weeks Wouldyour ke them NOW? Well, they ore 8n hera, waiting for vocation, pharmacy youNOW-NIGHTS (6 p.m. - Za.m.)"atFrankgn State Bank. Comprehensivebenefit packagingprofit sharing. ¯ ¯ We’regrowing et e fantasticrote end if youhave 6 monthsto a discount and muchmore. Pleaseapply:, ’ , ,,’ ,¯ ¯ year’sexpedence thenthis is anopportunity you can’t afford to miss.A good satsw and outstanding benefite, and fine worktna conditionsare on y someot theadvantages wecan offer.you. ¢ontoctP*rsonn~l D,pertinent PERSONNELDEPARTMENT Whynot come]n endfind outfor youme[flCeti Personnel for PERSONNELDEPARTMENT THEMEDICAL CFNTER i aneppolntmem et 846.3000, Ext. 300. .’ F’. NEW~TM L" ’ " 48 W~Stale Street . ¯ .48 W~State Street ATPRINCETON, H.J. [’ Trealea;Nm Je=y 08603 I Trentan,Now Jnmy 08603 J,~H~.... EY ’ I OR CALL LOUISE ELACK ¯ - AnEqual OplmdunitllF, mplopr (MIF) 253Withmpoon St.08540 NATIONAL ~,.. ¯ 989 7700. Ext# ¯ 423 . ": (609) 921-7700 7~E PPJNCETONP~qCKET "SevenFor Central" je r sey" Y~tY.~ NEWS "l~mIHw~nce, I~gor The Manville News THECFJW7~L POST UJINDSOR-H/GHT$HEP~LD Class i fi ed aqdvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD 5-B HelpWanted ] HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted BOOKKEEPER/PARTTIME WORKWITH FASHIONS PARTTIME AVONMAKES CHRISTMAS -- STOCKPERSON FOURLANGUAGE clerk- MERRIER.It’s possible to [ FULLOR PARTTIME clerk ¯ CLERKTYPIST - ExcellentSECRETARY -- Immediatel -- $3 hr to start. Needed im- freewardrobe &training. OPENINGSFOR 9 ambitious havemoney for all the giRs[ typing skills requiredand skills[ mediatel)’. Workin lovely law Earn30-60 per evening. For - people to shopfashions in researcher.Should be ableto youwant to give: you’hsell I typist needed¯Flexible work opening,,good typing offices. Accountspayable information609-443.5758. 11/28 Men Women.9 a.m. to 1 p.m. spare time, 2 or 3 eves. per sp~.ak or readat least 4 of the schedule,ableto analyzedata ability to keepaccurate files, requirea shorthand not | accounts receivable thru Applyin person. week.Average $35*40 per eve. following:English, Russian, guaranteed products from andwork with figures. Call 30 hour week¯ Excellent necessary, someexperience| 201-722-1399,201-752-6874, 201- , Japanese, German,French, AVON. Be an AVON Mrs,Measel, 609-924-0737. ff benefits. Prinoetonarea,muat helpful. Liberal company/ quarterlyreports. Nameyour $ $ M-O.N-E-Y$ $ MANDEESHOPS, INC, SwedishDutch. Publishing Representative.It’s fun, it’s have owntransportation, eenellts. To arrangefor an ownhours. Call tenure Lee 56L-9362. 11128 experience necessary. Any convenient,it’s profitable. Immediate.Call Mrs. Repose interviewcall 609-924-5900ext. 609-924-8064. Need extra money for Rt. 130,E. Windsor export¯acein oceanwork or Callnow: 609-882-5328. 609-924-4124. Equal Op- SNELLING& SNELLING Christmas? Show Sarah pollution wouldbe helpful. per tunity EmployerM/F. 1121307.N¯ Harrison OpinionSt., Research Princeton,Corp., 353Nassau St. CoventryJewelry. Part or full HOUSEKEEPER-- depart- ReplyBox #02424, c/o Prin- FULL TIME POSITION- l: N.J. Anequal opportunity time. NOINVESTMENT. 201- TRAVELAGENT -- fee paid. dable and conscientious, cetonPacket. 1t/28Superintendentneeded for SWITCHBOARD- employer. 1t/14 Princeton,N.J, 236-3315,207-3269. To$13experience000. Managerin all phasesfor travelof ~Manyille neededto Own worktr.ans~rt~tinn t daya weak LawrenceNon-Profit Housing. RECEPTIONIST-- SOME 11/14 ’ TYPINGOutgoing person agency. Minimum4 yeurSlfor bousework/laundry in Mustbe capable of super- wanted with good INSTRUCTIONALAIDE. The ~ eertifie~l vising lOOunits of low and telephone presence for EXECUTIVESecretary -- MAINTENANCEMAN/- Princeton Regional School travelindustry. Good benefits, i reqt, red. Callduring usy 201- STOCKCLERK - neededto middle-incomehousing and Princeton firm loomngfor WOMAN- Prefer diversified elementary teacher for work7 a,m¯to 8:30p,m. in maintanancepersonnel, Live largeCor~munit~’ Dcvelo~r. electrical and mechanical Systemis looking for ap- supplementalinstruction. 1.1/14 on site. Experience in Meetthe public. Interesting mature.person whowants a plicants whomay be qualifi~ Must have knowledge of CaIIsNELLINGJimScott&609-924-8064.SNELLING Princetoncomputer d’sta position.Hrs. 9 a.m.- 6;30p.m. responsible career op- experience.Good salaryplus to fill an openinstruciionaJ Sp~ishand experience in I ’/92-4500. center.Congenial atmosphere, maintenancerequired. Apply Excellentbenefits. Cull Mrs¯ portunity.Must have excellent heneflts,Apply in ~_ rson. T. P. aideposition and other In- teachingEnglish as a second 503Nassau St. fringe benefits¯ Pleasecall at LawrenceNeighbor.[iood skillsnecessary tonanme Co.,Inc. Stouts Lane, Mon- structionalaide positions that Princeton,N.J. I NURSESAIDE - for 3-11shift. 609-924-8484. It/14 Center,295 Eggert’s Crossing Greavea609-448.9000. 11/28 mouthJct., N.J. 201-329.2371. language, hawrence Twp¯ 11/14 Will train for supervisory diversifiedduties~ Good 11/28maybe opening. This position PublicSchools 609-394-5159, [position. Saturday& Susday Read. 11/28 benefitsand wurkiog con- will inclu~]e,but not be limited 11/14 I off. Alsoopening on day shifts. ditians.Send resume or call to: Responsiblefor some play [Call for appointment Ap- WANTED- private tutoring for appointment:Mrs. Barry, PRODUCTIONworkers must activities, assistin super- I ptegarth Rest Center, Ap- lessonsfor shorthand,in your BOOKKEEPER- our firm has Box2600, Princeton, ~.J. visingand maintaining order immediate opening for I 08540,609-924-9073. 11/14haveown transportation. Good ACCOUNTANT/JUNIOR- to TYPIST | plegarth Road, Righstowe. home,Please call 201-297-2866.someone with light HOUSEKEEPER -- salary andfringe benefits, assist in small group In- $tO,OOO¯Junior accountant J 609-446-7036. 11128 11128beokkocpingexporionea,.Job resourceful, cheerfulperson Equs]oppertusify employer. structionand do clerical and typist witha good includesall phasesof workup ] neededat least 3 daysper Applyin person.T,P. Co.,Inc. ether assignmentsunder the with approximately2 years Weneed a J PROGRAMMERS-- BAt & togeneral l&Iger.Good typing [ weak.Good references and DAYTIME- computer room supervisionof a dassroom experienceto takeover ac- vocabulary, and gooa J COBOLexperience necessary. owntransportation necessary. assistant neededto work7 Stouts Lane,Monmouth Jot., teacher. ooustingduties andact as grammarto edit andtYl~.i ...... ~ Somelocal travel. Must skills required.Call 609-924- [ Excellentsalary, dice family, a.m. to 3:30p.m. in Princeton N.J. 201-329-2371.. 11/28 office manager:Princeton mtorvtews¯ abouttelevzst ¯ I ...... or function independentlyin 7214. 11/14and pleasant circumstances. area¯ Benefits.Call JimScott r’ml part nine. A Zy m computerdata center. Ex- Thepresent position is located 609-924-3400magazmeappo~ntmeet.adverttslng.forCall rsonIJpe a nyt P"II s’ naso~] " r varied . computer en- SECRETARY-- experianeedFlexibleabout hours and days periencepreferred. Congenial at JohnsonPark Elementary 609-924-5064. I Diner,Rt¯ 130, Windsor, N.J. vironments.Send resume and off. Callafter 6 p.m.609-924- atmosphere,good benefits. Schoolwith the salaryrange salary history to Windsor withgood steno and excellent 8826. 11/28ReplyP.O. Box 0, RockyHill, ACCOUNTINGCLERK between$5.080-$5,420. We are SNELLING& SNELLING GALLUP&ROBINSON,INC.] 609-446-9803. " 11/28 Systems,R.D. #4, Box901, typingskills towork in small N.J.08553. 11/21 603Nassau St. Princeton, N¯J. [ Princeton,N.J. 06040.11/28 pleasantoffice in Pendingtan. particularly looking for Princeton,N.J. 35 Hourweek, salary $110-125 Fornew medical services Princeton Community I1/H. dependingon experience. PERSONTO DO IRONING in section. Generalaccounting ’esidents preferably from ploye;nequal opportunityera¯! : Excellentfringe benefits. activities suchas chargesand alnority.groups. Interested KEYPUNCHER-- wanted full KEYPUNCH- Part or full Pleasocontact Erika at 609- her ownhome. Lawrencevfile STATIONOPERATOR collectionsfor patients ac- )ersesssnanld apply to per- time days. Minimumof area. Call609-883-3520. 11/28 counts~preparation of bank enneloffice Iocaled inthe time by small company. years experienceon 129 only. 883-6200. 11/28 Responsibleindividual towork deposits,account analysis. ValleyRoad Building at Requireexgerianee:¯ or ex- Goodsalary~ congenialat- EXPERIENCEDHOUSE- in Princetonarea. Must be Prefersomeone with WiiherspoonSt,and VraIIey cellent typing.Call 609-924- mosphere,liberal benefits. RELIABLE- babysitter KEEPERneeded by pro- ableto workrotating shifts bookkeeping machine ex- Roadin Princetonor phone 3900. 11/14 Call609-924-7214. 11/14desperately needed by includingweekends. $5.50 perperiance but ifnot we will 609.924-5600ext.264 or 265 for SALESHELP SUBSTITUTENURSES : fessional woman in hour.Excellent benefits. Fortrain. Limited typing. Ex- SouthBrunswick Public teaching mother 3-5 af- Lawrenoeville,1 day per furtherinformation callMrs. eelhnt salary, benefita and furtherinfbrmatioo. 11121Full or part time Musthave ternoonsa week, 1:30-4:30 week,Must have own trau- ~ experience.Pleas~t working Schoolsarein needof R.N.’s p.m. Owntransportation sportati6nand referenoes~ Lauxman201-354-4444 ext245. working conditions. Apply in KEYPUNCH"~ operator. - [ conditions.Liberalemploye whowould be available during needed.Please oafi 609-799-Call609"-896-1659 after5:30 or person,Personnel Dept. ~esearcn~0o a mstgrowmg I discounls 9 a m to I p/d schoolhours to substitute forTUTOR WANTED - for 6th DATAPROCESSING Center 0659. 11/14609.3~I-93~S during working PRINCETONWATER CO. marketresearch company ] Annlv in "person ’ " ’ schoolnurses. Call201-329-8182 ~rader1 hour each weekday¯ needsindividual forfull time hours. 11/28 Subsidiaryof THECARRIER CLINIC locatedinPrinceton islooking I ~" forapplication andinterviow emporary.Forfurther in- days¯ Knowledgeof keypunch ElizabethtownWaterCo. BelleMead, N¯J¯ forsomeone with at least 2 I MANDEESHOPS INC: appomtment. 11-28formationcall 201-297-0916 andD.P. necessary. Congenial AaEqual Opportunity Era- 201-359-3101 yearsexperience operating I Rt 130E Win~or between3-5. 11/21 atmosphere, liberal benefits. LOVINGbabysitter - p over 11/14the029 & 069keypuncn I ’ ’ ’ .4 Ca11609-924-7204. 11/14 preferably with I~owledgeof SECRETARY/ADMINIS- 11/14 machines,someexpertonce onI Germanand youngchild, I TRATIVE"7 $t60 a weekto the 514& 083tab machines neededuntil Jane, Mondaysstart..N~ueu immecli.’ately: SALES PERSON/Managerhelpful but not necessary,l throughFridays g:50to 2:30 Depenaam.eperson wlm goou Liberal companybenefits. I for 18 monthold¯ Pleasecall [ .t~.pin.g annsnortbano skills. fordynamic campa’ny inwe- Call 609-924-6100for ap- TROUBLESHOOTER NEED RESPONSIBLE WANTEDo Artists models, 609-924-8160after 5 p m NEEDED fabricatedhousing held. Call person to care for 2 small male and female, for 11/14 work with promotional IMMEDIATELYH: 609-443-4440. 11/28.peintment. 11/21 Weneed someone to be our children 9 a¯m.-3:30p¯m SECRETARY’=...Beakk.eepm~ professional art school. director of fine PHncoton I company.Good benefits. Call Stenos,typists, dictaphone WANTED-- Musicians for REALESTATE, licensed oompany’s....c~ertcal man/-Princeton Janet on Call 609-grace..aclnteresungo ummgsmus, workv~!etyoz Aunn m Somervillearea. Call201-359. LeanreLee 609.924-8064.’ operators and bookkeepers. MALEOR FEMALEonly 1 womanrnday. Will asset m 799.3609. lt/21 neat| ...... wtmumm ~:xceaant ~. . 5155for appointment.U/28 &air Stopin or call today,9 a.m.- 2 variety show.For auditions aH departments, some . ,P ¯ call 609-921-6840between 5 position OPENI forqualified heavvltttint, on~rtanitvfor ¯ frmgebenefits. ContactChief SNELLING& SNELLING p.m. p.m.& .8 p.m. 11/14person minimumcom- advancement~all 609~924- Financial Officer, South 353Nassau St. mission$800¯00 a home 3400ray nnnni~tm~n* ~ Brunswick Townshi UTILITYHELP ~- Full &part Princeton,N.J. MANPOWER,Inc, TIREserviceman M/F full listing,allinterviews con- .... ~v INTERESTED...... m secondIMumcipal Budding, Mon- P timeposition available. Paid 11/14 timeand part time. Company fidential,forappointment, callGALLUP&ROBINSONINC income? Build personal or JmodihJanctioo,N.J. orp~one vacationpaid sick dayspaid 20Nassau St.. Room505 benefits.No experienceanytime, 201-2~7-2516, ask for, prinr~tnnN J ¯ familybusiness from your own 1201-323-B122Ext. 32. 11/14 holidays.SagaFood Service 11/28 necessary.600-921-8200. 11/28Mr. Mandi...... ’"’ ’ home. Immediate profits. No r . ’~~ H ghtslown,609-4,18-7950.11/21 Princeton GROOMWANTED show Anequalop~rtusityem.investment, $18,00o to $20.000I for TYPISTS-- Keypunchor HOUSEKEEPER- full time player .... peryear potential. Call609- . . MAINTENANCEMECHANIC horsestable nearPrinceton. 609-921-6805 KeyoompOperators -- ARE live-inif possible.Call 609-655- , 924-3.159forappointment. 11/28[ FOREMAN - with moderateexperience. Permanentposition. Live-in .... 11114 2492. ’ ...... I I DIETARYASSISTANT Salary range $9o0o-10,og0. facilities~. Goodsalary and YOUKEY-BORED? We area ¯ TRAINEE Boiler license des rable. An benefits.Character references" comprehensivepublications BLIND’ NEEDS equal opportunityemployer. required. Call Glenburn preauctinnfirmin Princeton. TEACHER [ | 609-’/99-1800. II/~ Letyour fingers do the talking¯ MILLWORKERSWANTED Interested I ValleyFarm~ Princeton, N.J. SECRETARYaccurat-- [ ridestable from NowSchoolRoad 9 toam" Con- home l JII D yposa ’ onitl in" hospital¯ for 501-509-6056after8 p.m. 11/14 WAITRESS/WAITER tall CGC,609-921-8603. with some knowledge o: end ¯En" . sb.m ~" fromCambrldgeSchool3pm ¯ ¯ ’, advancement?Seeking buildingmaterials pre-hun[ D!ver~)~.dd: :z.~ [Wifipay291-297-6491. 11/28([ expe.rie" n ted person,wit"h excellent benefits, MEDICAL 5 dayweek, split doors, and moldings. AI oenezJ~,uall 509 " workingsupervLqo[ auldty. salary and SECRETARY-- Machine INSURANCECLERK--some benefits permanentpusitlan I 11/28 Willassist in eheeklngT on surroundings?Then TECHNOLOGIST transcription.Experttypin~ bookkeeping knowledge MachLumber, Man Street diets andfood on serving ASCP on IBM executiveann typing a must, beginner Windsor,N.J. WE’RElooking for youto Selective.Excellent spelling, MarjorieM. Halliday’s BUSINESS line. Salary $136-$153 diversifiedinteresting worK. benefits and workiv considered.Reply Drawer M. Useyour skills inLatin America, F~. Full applyfnr thlssupervisor I 1-7a.m, weekend position Rc~kyHill, N.J. 08553. 11120 JamaicaAttieo or here in theua. weekly. benefits. traineeposition In our openfor qualified tech. NassauSt. off ce. Part t me ditions..Applyin until after the holidaysif Fersonnetuept¯ PRINCETON Co-ops.Ganvaluable creditexperience unions, advisingsen[ng up ContaetPermnne[ Department LnundryDepartment. $4.72-$5.24hour. desired.Paid vacation HAYES& LYONS smartbusinessmen. Conduct ApplyPersonnel Dept. ContactPerlonnel Departmeat holidays,medical benefits. THECARRIER CLINIC POSITIONSAVAILAeLE EMPLOYMENTmark¯]ng and labor surveys, $120tostart, good potential for BELLEMEAD, N.J¯ PersonnelAgency estsblishlong range economlc THEMEDICAL CENTER THE SOMERSET THEMEDICAL CENTER mtureearmngs for bright 501-359-210l Kdmtnt=trat~v=,*=t**,=*~,*t*,S**, AGENCY reach~oasat production, all levelsmarketing,of government. elc. AT?RINCETOI(, N.I. ATPRINCETON, N.J. ngressivoperson. Please c?ull man*gementtralne*t, *nolnlerl, ThePeace Corps end VISTA need 253Wilherspoen St.08540 HOSPITAL 253W’dhenpoon St.00540 609-924-3716forpersonal in- il/14bookk*spm’lbeenlrll ,¥pt|t|, For Genuine Specializiizgin you.Contact Theresa Martin, terview. 11/28 TemporaryHelp MInorh¥ae¢lultmemt, ACTION. 26 Reh]l/Ave¯S~mmille, N¯J¯ . (609)921.7700 FedemlP;aza, N.Y. 10007. (2125 (609)921.7700 EqualOpportunitx Employer HELPWANTED SNELI.ING&SNELLING Job Assistance PermauentP/acements in 264-7123. Equal0pp~dunill [mplo~ (2ol)~26.4ooo ¯ LabXechntclan PLUMBER-STEAMFITTER¯ MaintenancePers~ PereonnnlAgency Secretarial,Clerical. 353Nassreu Street. Princeton- 921-6580 Erecu#~c, EDPand Helpyourself to a secure future ¯ BoilerOperator HOSPITALSERVICES witha CivilService job, 3 years ¯ RubberWorker Princeton,N,J, Tcchrtic~L exp’eriencenecessary. Free ¯ Supervisor Trenton- 394-8141 CLEANMODERN PLANT HAS OPENINGS FOR Full timeand part tlnm positions avaIlabls in these BlueCross/Blue Shield for ¯ ProductionWorkers 60~’~B’-8064 352Nassau St.. Princeton THE FOLLOWINGPERMANENT POSITONS: departments:. employeesand their ¯ Trainees Hours9 to 5 Men.thru FrL (609)924-9134 dependents.Excellent pension * LabAssistsnt’ ¯ Firstshift system¯Forfurther information ¯ Mechanic COMPRESSIONMOLDER ¯ Dietary contactPersonnel Office, N.J. ¯ Mechanic’sHelper Housekeeping Neuro-PsychlatdcInstitute. n Secondshift ¯ P,O.Box 1000, Princetoo, N.J. ApplyPDC c/o Princeton SENIOR ¯ Laundry {609)466-0400. ChemicalResearch, Rt.206, EXTRUSIONSET-UP OPERATOR RockyHill, N.J. * 609¯924- ELECTRONIC ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT aTzg. TECHNICIANS INJECTIONMOLDER . For completeinformation, eall ourDial-A-Job, AnEqual Opponunky Employer (201)626-t 767, or applyin parsonat ourPersonnel CertainlyNot The Usual Desk Job ¯ Thirdshift Department. MILL OPERATOR THESOMERSET HOSPITAL ESSENTIALQUALIFICATIONS: Experiencedesirable but will trai~. Excellentfringe RehillAve. Sorne~]le,N,J. WkINFORFS 1. careerminded; voun9 person; seeking permanent benefits including paid medicalcoverage, (201)725-4000 position;no clock watcher; insurance,10 paidholidays, vacations. PdncetonPlacement Agency 2. outstandingrsferencesrequired; e ¯ ¯ ¯ tl ¯ It tt tl ¯ t ¯ tl e tl e t tl iii ¯ i ¯ ¯ el¯ ¯ e el; 3, mustbe abTe to typeand compose leuers; no steno CarlSue Odke, 201.359-5100 ma .~.. st. 6Qg-924-9380 needed;goodheed for fi6ures; nubile relations; orapply mperson to (aRCINLOO.) 4. personaliw,looks, meticulous appearance endbeing RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST.ExcellentWping ability a must¯: ableto dealwith people esssntisl. RODHELM-REISS,iNC. ¯ Otherduties include answering telephones, greeting ¯Pennanem& Tempom’y Homesteadlid.,off Rt. 206 ~. ¯¯ Visitors,and handling incoming mail. @ 0ffice endSfuff Pleceme~s i,.., RN’s sendcomnleteSterttng selarYresume(afterendphotosraphtrial period)In$8’000;confIdence: BelleMead, N.J. W,,Nro= INSERVICE o,.Princato.,ecko, DRAFTSMAN/DRAFTSWOMAN/DESIGNER.. Tformerlyof (16"ylm.)PrhlCefofl Emply. Agent ¯: Experienced meehanica~ draf- : . HEALTHCAREERS tsman/draftswoman/designerto develop tooling f x- .. . Aeeeptthechallenge! turing, andnew assembly techniques for manufac-: ~ Wentan Intem~tinEcareer? Explore theme turing.A creative 6" bright individual will find anop- opportunitlesl ¯ ponunitytoadvancebeyondthedraftingtable. : Ournew concept of In- ’ ¯ ’ Serviceas a [unctionof the _ I ) ¯ : PersonnelDepartment is CENTRALSERVICE AIDE-Full time, 8 a,m. ELECTRONICTESTTECHNICIAN. Individual with one or ready to grow...AREYOU? to 4:30p.m. Occasionally 1 p.m. to 9:30p.m. moreyanrs experience in testing and"debugging":: Wedesire twoexperienced KEYPUNCH Preparinginstruments forNurs|ng Service. complexlogiocircuits. In.ServiceRN’a to work wttn our departmentin CORPSMEN-Fulltime positions, 2:45 p.m. to ¯ : eoordlnatlng on-golng OPERATORS 11:15p.m. and11:15 p.m. to 7 a.m. Duties ¯ ORIVEW~UUNTENANCEHELPER.Wanaedaomoonato ednoatlon [or not only ¯ I~iCkupand deliver merchandise using companystation : Nursing but all includecare of malepatients. wagon;also to helpwith light maintenancework. Must : departments.If youhave D’-/E"ENINGavvSHIftS : haveseveral years driving experience, safe driving freshideas and are seeking MAINTENANCEMECHANIC-Plumbing Applicants must have6 monthsto 1 year backgrounrequirod.Full time8 a.m.to 4:30 ¯¯ recordand N.J. ddvar’s licensa, : completethlaisa chanceJ°b satisfactlOn,yo~ can’t, expert¯no¯on029/129 machine. Excellent d ¯ benefitprogram including profit .sharingand pol~o : passup! ’ nightshiftdifferential. Ai0plicantsshould apply: : Ten Holldeya, paid Blue Crou/BlueShleM, OESSERTCOOK - Full time, 6 e.m. to 3 ¯ Major Medical-DontabUfeInmarence. : Weoffer e ~,,e,o=.h~ e.d ;).m., 5 daysper week. ¯ ~": DATARAMCORPORATION: eutst~nd[ns~.tsct~benefl" .....D°n’t i~,,. wsk’ ~ MRS.LOUISE BLACK Excellent sal¯dee, benefits andworking ¯ : J~ .~..~’.-.. I 48West State Skeet conditione.Please apply at,cur Perlonnel THEMIDIC~LCENTER’ ’ Trent0rl,New Jmeyg~6g3 Office. ¯ ¯ Princeton-Hight=ownRoad ¯e 1 IM~rll~l~l:l I AnEqual O~p~dun(t/Emp~,r (M/F) Cranbury,New Jersey ATPRINCETON, N.J. ~"~t~¢~= ~ ¯¯ : 253Withersp~n" St.00~40 THE SOMERSETHOSPITAL ¯ Pleesecall(609)799-QO71feranappo[ntmant.Ask: (609)921.7700 RehlllAvenue . ~,rr,erdlle ¯ EqualOplmdUnHY EmplOlm’" 201-7264000"" :.,forMre, - Baker.. : ...: ..:,, .

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BABYSITrING-- my home. ALCOHOLICS AN- DISHWASHER-white, G.E. BAKESALE -- sponsored by pertablepot scrubber 6 r~os. CANOE SPECIAL Experienced. Near Walter C. A’IT.- Helpis close, as your womenof the Witherspoan SL NONYMOUS HELP AND GRUMMAN CHRISTMAS . BlackSchool. Fall, part time. INFORMATIONCALL 509- SINGER Touch and sew BABY ITEMS -- 3 way UNICEF CARDS now old $2OO.Call 6O9..448-6847. phone. Stone’s Registry nas Presbyterian Church. sewing machine. Brand new carriage,portscrib, hichair, available,Monday to Friday, PARTY 609-443-9042. nurses aides and homemakers’Saturday,Nov. 17, 9:30 t02:22 924-7592. playpen,d~essing table, back 11/14 Purchase any Grumman p.m. on Nassau St near the’ with contemporary desk 10 to 4 p.m.at The Peace Canoeand getFree 2 Paddles, to assist youwhile.you’re ill, 4 cabinet, $400.Call 201-297-0444.tote, bestoffer. 609-445-7320. Center,163 Nassau St., 2nd hoursto 24 hours, tsonaedand Princeton Bank & Trust HIGHTSTOWN PLANNED 11/14 TRADITIONALSofa - Forest 2 LifeJackets I PairCar insured.215-225-0297. I Building. 11/14 PARENTHOOD CLINIC -- 11/21 floor, 12119Green. GoodCondition. Best Racks,I ParT e Downs.~i CHILD CARE for Mondayevenings. Call 609-443- Offer.600,,448-6~19." ARBOTTS MARINE CENTER ~eschoolers in my Twin 3422, Route29 Titusville, N.J.~,, . vers home. Call between9 ;BABY CARRIAGEIplaypon,FORSALE -- 4 G-78115tires, HANDMADE - orientalrug 1O 609-737-3446~f~ a.m:& 4 p.m.609-443-1859.11/28. CHILDSITrlNG in my home. OfferGood Till "~Z 3 Yr olds up. Big yard & PRINCEOf OrangeAntique cribsidesalllngooacondfflon. 390 engine Mercury165 rebuilt x 14,$1,000. Antique side bqerd playroom.609-448;2265. 11/21 Shop,2 BankPlace, Hopewell, ANYONEWITNESSING an Best Line Products - only3,000 ml,, 609-921-8586. $200,sofa $200, call 609-737-2453 TWOstep tables, cherry Christmas .t~f, N.J. announces new hours accident at the corner of Discounted509-446.1534.11/21 11/14anytime. 11/28finish, $15 each. Birch crib, 12/~19 Camplain Rd. & Main St.. $30. Collier blue vinyl baby ThursdayFriday, & Saturday & bridle, practically newN.OR. MAN ’"^ ""’=’’ur~C~orsa,f~ AVAILABLE- BABYSIT- 11 a.m. ’to 4 p.m. Shop Manville,6 I~.m. Sundaynight TRUNDLEBED & nightstand WESTERNFANCY SADDLE earriage,$ZS.Cal1506-737-2901. TERS FOR WEEKENDS.Call telephone 609-468-1226after PLEASEcall 201-526-2954. $150.Rocking chair $50 or best 11/21 TO THE OWNER OF A hours 609-466-0331.’ 11/14 Original price $500 asking original ar~wo _[.~!.... 3 ICESKATES -- white size,5, 509-449-3226or 609.448-4111. SMALLBUSINESS offer.201-227-0959. 11/21 $250 201-297-9505 ’ 11122J blgneam)a numom~u :CanadianRoekettes w/bld~le 11/22 ...... I lithographs, eollotypes, at guard $9, 17" .round antique black& gold cigarette table A- [as your rapid expansion TAPPANGAS RANGE - 22", OVERSIZEDstainless steel iFices.far belowgallery price. I $20.Calf 609-883-6219. teated problems in record FROG HOLLOW COUNTRY NEED SEX INFORMATION? Nationaloven and stove New stgnea anu uaslgnee prints LIONEL- IVES -American SUCCESSFUL people- DAY SCHOOL-Halsey-Reed -- The Princeton Councilfor excellenteanditio(L $45,Call Flyerbyld, Trains wanted O eeping or personnel? Have 20172W-1272. 11/21 burnersexcellent conditian false available. Call aRer 111214 oriented manager seeks ou diffiealties in budgetingof Rd.,.Cranbury. Station, Problem Pregnancies offers 201-227-11~ 11114[ p.m.609.921-2359. collector. Pay top cash. stimulating position in this apital or expenses? proudly announces afternoon eounciling, referrals and I pew, broken too. Please call area. Age 40, excellent ’hirty years experience in KINDERGARTENsessions pregnancytests. Call us for BOYS’27" - 10 speed Bicycle I 609-585-9218aft. 6 p,m. KISH’S MARKETMonmouth credentials.609-921-7739. elping others with such nowforming. Parents warmly confidential help and in- good condition. Asking $30. MINKSTOLE -- $300 and Jet. N.J. Shotgas’shells, $i.89 11121 robiems is available by welcometo comeand learn formation,60§.921-3221. HERCULES STUDDED snow 201-297-0547. 11/21 a ~.Open Monday to Friday, ~honing609-921-8049. first-handabout our com- tireswith rims E-17.14.Used Black Persian lamb coat with 7:50a.m. to6 p.m. 201-329-2151.’ prehensivestate certified only2 seasons. Makean offer. minkcollar- $350.Both size 12. Reasonable rates are I Excellent quality andperfect 2 WHITEalumihum triple WILLBABYSIT for working available due to low overhead¯ educationalprogram ann Call201-329-6890 anytime after 50 lb. BAGS granularan- 11/14man~’unique recreational 5. condition.Call 509-924-3817. track storm’& screen win- thracitecoal. Wholesale,.pr mothers.Call 609-448-6891. "activities dasig0odto develop CardOf Thanks SHOTGUNShells - 1.00per 11128dows, like new, 22x63. $10 retaCall 609-587-6112. 11/14 11/14 wholesome, healthy, happy ¯ [box..~l typesof sporting each. Call 609-460-0379. ,.youngsters..Frog Hollow ¯ - - cons.~o. Brunswick S rting ;7 DOCTOR’SSecretary seeks child/solearn a lot, lovea lot MENSgolf clubs Ha!g Ul!ra,.4 I ~eoda. Gearges Rd. ~a~tan. COLORT.V. -- Dark Walnut scOTt477 stereo receiver, position - Insurance hilling HouseSitting laugha lot. Writeo’r phone609- The family oftbe late Nathan woouswoes compmlcset ,mli201-322-2456LOWEST PRICES Console. Nice cabinet. 4 yrs. ~AM/FM,still under warranty, done, fall time or part time. 553-1197. Egnuswishes to express their sizepro golf bag. $150. 609-655- I ’ old. $75.Call 692.448-7439. 11/22 COPPERengraving, 22" x cost$350, asking $275. Call 600- 606.443-5161. appreciation and gratitude to 1230. II/21 I 19",late 10th. century, Ger- 443-4717¯after8 p.m. all their friends neighbors, man.signed by artistand in .L. and relat yes for the r acts of SPINET’ PIANO-- Just in . . AMPLIFIER-- New Dynocaframe.$400 firm. Call 609-924- WELLeducated person, fine CHERRY HILL NURSERY’ t20-Astereo amplifier, good 84409 a.m.to 5 p.m. Imported anddomestic yarn NEW YORK ADVERTISING SCHOOL-- is now acceptingkindness thoughtfulness and time for the holidays Sallinm I STUART’SChristmas oazaar needlepoint crewel work background,weald llku to seek executiveand wifewould like appdcatiansforthe "[973-74 comfort during ther recent full keyboard -Baldwi~ I auction needs old furniture, amp, for stereo system. 201- job m Pr. for nice person bereavement. A~r~soni6 Fine condition /mirrors china glassware 359-4341. 11/22 rugs and accessories will be during the day doing to housesitNov. through schoolyear in itsafternoon foundat ~larchor anypart thereof. Piagetcentered 4 year class. Mrs.Sophie Egnus Maple. $395includes matching and silver. Items are ta householdwork, close to bus ~ontaet609-452-4302 or924- Scholarshipsare available. & daughter,Caroline II/14 bench Call 448-4885 day or deductible. Please call .OVER-sizedchopping butcher :. stop. Write P.O. Box 07, 3619. CaNMrs. James Regan 609- evening. Hurry-movings~)an. CamilleMraz 609-737-2754. SPEED QUEEN washer & block. Usedin butcher snop. T.EKNIVrINO SROPlI; Somerset, N.J. 06073. 11/22 924-3548. i1/28 dryer.Almost new. Multi- $85. Call. 201-2W-2710. 6 TalaneSt. 509-924-03.06 cycle,multi-temp. Stainless washertub & Permaceatsteel MONTHold (Orlginal]y $85) LOOK-- LOOK-- LOOK-- LAFAYETTEGurrard ster.eo washerdrum. 609-443-1476 SPECIAL COMMUTERS $45KLH-FM radio, $40. Men’s :cat’s 3 speed, CCMBicycle, [.MAKE OLD RUGS NE~V? AnnouncementsPARKING-- in parking lot, BargainMart The RECYCLERSShop has after 0:30p,m. 11/21 60. Call 2Ot-2W-2251. Consultants in product I movedto the farm: Janction of cashmerecoat, size 38, never They just look new when planning marketing corn- I foot of University Place, at 513 & Rt. 27 dirt read at worn, $40. Custombuilt they’re cleaned with Trewax munications & design need[ Princeton Penn Central orange mailbox en 518. Burn fireplacewith mirror and PORTABLEMaytag dryer & RCA Whirlpool gas dryer, Rug Shampoo- Rent electric Railroad Station. Special brassaccessories, bestoffer. ~Shampoooronly $1. Hights executive headquarters in] parking rates for commuters; full o~ old furniture, refinished Bradford washer. Good perma press cycle, etc. Like Princeton. Let as sublet your I SALE-- Baby carriage, antiques. OpenFri. & Sat., Allin excellent condition. Call condition.$70. 609-443-6683or new$75. 609.921-3667. HardwareCo. ~.I. , unused space share facilfties~ [ COMING-- HOLIDAY$1.25 week or 50¢ per day. bassinet, jumper, newinfant noon to 0 P.M. SPECIALTHIS 609-443-6855. 449-5096 after 6 p.m. 11/14 expenses& explorepotential [ WORKSHOP at Judy’sFlower Overmghtparking $1.50. shoes, wall m,rror, card table WEEK:"Jam cupboards, of reciprocal working l Shop by Anne Solter andchairs, poker table and chairsdesk, ping-pong, pool green hanging lamp, tall oak arrangemeutwith our cilents.I December4-18th, 7-10 p.m.FROG HOLLOW COUNTRY bed. CLEANING?Moving? Give BEAUTIFULLYFINISHED J COSMETICS- famousbr~d Cnl1509-924,9340. 11/21DAYSCHOOL - Halsey, - ReedI tablew thaccessories, table "hatch cover" coffee tableDIAMONDDinner ring - total cosmetics,distributors close- 609"924-6222M’Fg"12a.m.11/21 Rd.,Cranbury Station for l with2 chairs,call 201-297-1306. your old books old records, 1 3/4 carats also 1" wide 14 out sale, 50%off entire stock, PRE-SCHOOLCHILDREN. A old sheet muse to Stuart withsturdy trestle base. carat gold bracelet. Write c/o charming,rural, ¯private [ Christmasbazaar. For pickup Fashionedfrom old handhewn complete line of makeup& WESTINGROUSEportable DUNLOPRADIAL SNOWS -- oak timber. Measures Princeton Packet, Box#02418. Christmas gift items. estate,devoted todeveloping [ callMrs. Rose 609-466-2367 or 11/21 Somethingfor everyone. Call NEEDto relax?Sauna and bright happy childrenthrongn ] front loading dishwasher. 165SR14.Perfect for MG.Used Mrs.Hammond 609-921-2637. 60"x30"x181/2". $275.609-883- Cutting board top, 4 yrs. old. I season.$40. Call after 7 p.m. 11/224825. 11/22 509-448-9216for appein!m~nt. EXPERIENCE- A new levelmassage at Y.W.C.A.Ex- iexperteducational guidance ] 609-924-7576after 5. 509-443-1982. 11/28 of vocaland instrumentalperieneed massauses; ’and intimateloving care. [ l 1/28 h; entertainmentt--"onestepIngelborg Fenik; from GOr- ’Complete modern equlpment,.] FIREWOOD-- $25 1/2 chord, [ DISHWASHER- Whirlpao.l~ 4- up,"formally of theNassau man~’ with masters degree in plusmany unique- features, l CASTRO CONVERTIBLE $32 stacked. Local delivery[ cycle,2 yrs,old, excellent Inn is available for holiday physical therapy, 9-11 daily; r’or particulars write er phone[ IIOLIDAY SHOPPING COUCH-- Green. A-1 shape. One deerhead beautifully free. Call evenings 6~J-799- SEASONED cand,must sell moving. Call Earties. Nowappearing at The Pat Hubley,trained in schoolI 608-655-1197¯you’ll be glad you I Enjoyshopping in the relaxed I $50. Call 609-446-6084.11/14 mounted$40., also 1 portable2097. 12/5 FIREPLACE WOOD ~09-443-60~. t:ounty Line Inn. For ad- of massage,10-2 daily, 6-10 did. ’ atmosphereot an old 1771[ sunlamp $10., 2 Searsallstate Mixed Hardwood ditional informationcall 609- p.m. Monday. Call [or ap- carriage house. Beautiful ~ . 4 plynylon tubeless mounted Wholesaleand Retail MAGICCHEF -gas wall oven 695-7864. pointment6009-924-4825 ext. 14. clothesyou will want tc wear,TWO SNOW TIRES with rims snowtires 8.-55-15 $25. ca. 201- I andbroiler. Surface unit with giftsperfeCtr., forholiday [ sizeNo. 14, $20 ca. 201-297-.1061: 227-9448. AN ELECTROPlating unit l RIEPIIOFFSAWMILLINC.exhausthood. Cheap. 201-3.59- Personas : giving. Nomoss, no fuss and I n/}~ made.by,Warner. Used Only’’’Cl~rksbdrg’Rd: Allent6wn-’ 4171.. plentyof parking. Northon "bnce, accessories included. ’..~.." Rt 524 ’ 206. ’ I" OFFICEDESK -- Cole,’gray 609-449-9299. . . : ..L.. Allentown,N.J. ’ , RUB-]SE-RSTAMPs MontessoriChildren’s House REDBARN metal,executive size. Sturdy, 11’/21[ (609)259-7265 Schoolor Collegeaddress ELECTRICIAN -- ex- of Kendall Park. Bright, RIDE WANTEDto Min- ~oodcondition. $50 a bargain. VERNONValley Ski Bond - Homebusiness, zip-code perienced in industrial eheerfal learning environment neapolis after Nov. 10, will tle~ 1-356.3305~ead, N.J. ~all#09-924-6225. 11/14 $1.500Returnable in 12 yrs - 3% Rubber stamps of all kinds commericial & house wiring, where children, 2-6 yrs., share expenses and driving. ymy interest. Ownermoved and sizes madeto your order Available weekends. E.W. socialize and develop their Opondaily I0i30to 5 p.m. out of state. Features free Contact S. Redgers, 609-924- SCOTt342 solid state 65 watt REDhall rug, runner 15x17 with& 2 matchingmatc.hifig at: resident. 509-443-5260. ] reativityand.int,ellect.Uulque. 0567. II/28 exceptMondays. skiing & parking. ForFurther tuner/amplifier. A.R. 4 ocatterriigs.lngoodcenditian. IIINKSON’S mogramfur kinnergarten ann FREE-- power supply, Info.Call 609-445-4309. speakers. Heath Idt 2om.~qB $3o. 609-448-2222after 6 p.m. 82 NassauSt, me-school children of microphone and calibrator transceiver, C.W.transceiver ~-- lisceralng parents. Tran- with purchase of Heath 20m ]and VFO.Heath frequency HARDworking womanI portationL available. 201-297- SEEKING- single female SSB transceiver. Free elec- GOLFCLUBS -- Woods: l&5, ’i Irons:2,5,7,8,9,10,15. Xmas counter. Engineering slide OAKSTORE fixtures -- Many desires days wore on Friday. I 144 or 297-6060to see school, companion. Interests: con- ELKAYstainless sink, trunic keyer and speaker with rule. 201-359-8373. 11/22 THEPOTTED LADIES - offer Call 609-394.5883after 6 p.m~[ purchase of new Heath V’FO Balls, new@5¢, antiques $1 up. houseplants, hangingbaskets, antique. 2 gas heaters. versation discussion, human combination cabinet and Manyitems. 609.4~8-4~65.11121 Fluorescentlights. Call 609- IL developmentgroups, movies. ! drain board with G.E. dish- and HW-16CW transceiver. and terrariums at discount Tall, divorced, educated. Engineeringslide rule. HeathI ricos. For further in- 449-0330between 7 p.m. & 9 I washer, in good workingcond. Fotaval If- enlarging corn-! p.m. 11/14 WILL babysit your pre- DELIGHT your family, Reply Box #02422, c/o Prin- 48x25x36,$75. 609-921-7853. ELECTRICdryer, never used, ~ormatiancall 609-443-3646or schanler in my some. Call 609- grandchildren, friends~ and eetan Packet. 11/28 purer. Call 221-359-3373. Searsheavy ~uty, $125. Call DIAMONDring..58 carats. 448-9249. 799-{}688. I1/7 decorate your office with an 11/28 609-924-3607. 11/28 Must sacrifice. For more enjoyablegift for the holidays informationcall, 221-846-4112 - beaullfu]iy madeginger- 200-YEAR-OLD BARN after 3. BRANDNEW ~ Grllq. dig bread houses.Call for details TRI~WAXRug Shampoo -- BEAMS-- handhewn beams. 11/215penorett dictating macnine, CUSTOMmade draperies in MOTHERwould like to 609-799-2438. Europe bound author needs FURNITURE- Doublebed, Cleansyour carpets like new. ~Exeellentcharacter and color. reasonablypriced. Call eves, the colonialpattern for pictia’e babysit in her home. Warm Paris abode for February and twinbeds, dressers, chests, I5 to I concentratemakes Call 509-924-3511after 5. 201-207-2961. 11/21window.$45. Sliding glass and friendly atmosphere.All Marchwhile researching new living roomFrench Provincial morethan any other shampoo. door, $35. Buyone orbath"for ages, Hopewellarea. 609-466- MR.& MRS. A Teagun wish to book. Lowor moderaterent, if sectional 2 love seats. 2 FM Cleans a 10 x 12 foot carpel for FIVEspeed Schwiunbicycle $70.Call 609-771-9096 after 5 possible. References radios, table, lamps.Call 201- 2942 or460-0156. 11/21 thankall for the veryfine gifts us lttle as 50 cents. Do it goodcondit on. 509-924,1790. p.m. ¯ 11’/21 on our wedding day. Mr. & available. 609-921-2339.11/28 227-2436. 11/22 yourselfthe easy,professional FIREwOoD~ By the cordor TYPEWRITERS- Electric, 11/21halfcord. Choice hardwoods manual,portable, office Mrs.A. Teague;97 LeighAve.. way and save.St per day includingsherry, maple and heavyduty shampooer with models.New, reconditioned. purcnase of TREWAX RUG STEREO -- AM/FM radio oak.will deliver. Call 609-924- ’ADDERS . CALCULATORS. 9042. ’ ll/21 Name brands, Rentals, EXPERIENCEDBaby sitter - Would the personwho .ac- SHAMPOO.Professional mg with Colonial cabinet¯ $600 BICTCLZREPAIRS/, CRAFTSPEOPLE -- cidentallytook the wrongnavy I 12 STORMsash and screens, sbampaoerfor shag rugs," $3. whennew, $200. 609-737-1672. Repairs. Trode-ins. CENTER WeBuy and Sell ;,~ Motherof 2, former teacher¯ 11/14 BUSINESS MACHINES, Will sitin her homeby the hr., Maplewood boutique now blue coat.from the PresentI 32 x 59I/4, sash $3, screens, Rubin’s General Store, 1135 ~! acceptingtop quality arllc]es $1.50. Take all, $45, enclose Easton Ave., (Shop-Rite PrincetonShopping Center, TIGERAUTO STORES day or wk. References fur. on consignment.Call 201-761- DayClub t Oct.I0, the dayof [ your porch. 201-356-5772 BOEHMLIMITED EDITION 609-924-2243. 24-26Witherspoan Street’ nished.609-448-5052. the FlemmgtunFur Fashion i Shopping Center) Somerset. lates. Mute Swan, Yo~g i 7142. ¯ 11/21Show,please contact 609-924-I evenings. 11122 (201)247.2797. FURNITURE - Antiques ~merica1776; Wildlife, Bites, WA4-3715. 1744. I amoesparate as it is repaired, rebuilt, or restored. 1970,71, 72. 221-227-9291.11/28 partofan outfit. Yourcoat has Chairs, tables reglued, wood SHETLAND Lewyt sham- MARKyou calendarnow for pockets with gloves in them, WORLDWAR I What a great or metal work. Refinishing REDUCE- excess fluids with EXECUTIVE SALESMAN the StuartCountry Day Scheel mine does no[ have pockets. . . l also done.Call 201-359-5206 Fluidextablets, only $I,89 at poser/polisher. Usedonce; ,~ available:Seventeen years war! For poster artis~ that 2-SNOWTIRES - used If evenings; BEDS-WHOLESALE BiRritc carriage. Exeelle~t bazaaron Saturday,Dee. I, is. Comesee our selectmn of To the Public Thrift Drugs. successselling products and from10 a.m.to 5 p.m. original First World War season,G78-15 mounted an l condition.609.448-7514. servicestoConn. - N.Y., - N.J rims,.$50. 2-new white twin "Wemake every size" posters and other azts of the Wed.to Sat. 12 noonto 6 p.m, Pa.area business exeeutive~ ~riod. The E.xhumation, at headboards,$10. ca. New USED FURNITUREof every L001¢!We’beth know that ~ou Polaroidcolorpack Ifcamera, [ description. Thousands offeet only FOAM RUBBER and arewasting your time and Princetonbased. Establlxhe~ UNIVERSITY LEAGUE High Button ~nees .omuque polyfoamfor your home, EAST WINDSOR- Sporting ’contacts.Univ. and prof’n] NurserySchool bas an opening Center, Route518, RockyHill, $20.Call 609-799-13S8. ~ to browse .t~ough. Always moneytrying to geta good degrees.Quiet mot,valor .CALLB.IRTHRIGHT. for help somemingoizmrant - largest camper, boat, ~ything. Goods- firearms - archery - ~niehCsaleep out of that for a 3 1/2 to 5 year old throughout, pregnancy. N.J. . ’ 11/14 DIXIE BED & FOAM fishingequip. - uniforms.Rt. commandsattention. Em beginning immediately. .... collection in Bucks County. ~cr~mmydead-bed you are lOyod,seeking growth opport. ~Pregnancytest available. ’Daily, 8:30 to 5:30. Closed on Rt. 571to N. ReehdaleAve., 122 &Rt.35, E. Windsor,N.J. %leepidgon. Comeover~)tu Fh Please contact GeorgiaElliot, ’Confidential;no fees.Call 609- Sunday, Edison Furniture, Roosevelt, N.J. 609-443-4846,609-443-8757. ia area. Write Box02392 c/o 609-924-1664. . ’IF 924-7343. Alternativesand ~ a h~at’ Princeton Packet. MoTORoLA COLOR TV" EARLYAMERICAN FUR- Doylestown,Pa. contrelledwaterbed. It’s Stereo, radio, console. Good NITURE -- 3 rockers Guaranteedto give ~/ou a grbat CHILDcare in my home. condition, pr. of table lumps, Deacon’sbench, chest, hutch. nightssleep everymght ... yes, $1NGI:ES - Widowed, perfect condition.Call 509.446- All inexcellent condition. 509- TRENTHANDY SHOP -- AT FORSALE - 5 General Tires, EVERYmght. Alternatives 3 Playroomfacilities. Hight- 443-6620. 11/28 MINOLTACamera SRT I00, PENNINGTONCIRCLE size 735 x 19, hardlyused, $85. stownarea. Canstart Nov.19. COOKBOOK.separated or divorced meet 4921.’ 11/28 (homeof handmade lamp Cai1201-2o7-2298. 11/21 SpringSt., Princeton509-924- 609-443-6603after 6 p.m. new’people.Send for.your free with rokor F2.8 135 ram. ’5011or #09-799-2679. ,!! "Recipe Favorites" publishe copyof theMatcnmnaers (not telephoto lense. Brand new, shades and restoration of never unpacked*cam’~F~ and antique metals) announces by Mercer County Chapter a computerservice) .Write SNOW TIRES--wheeisfrom thatthenewahophoursereg-5 50 lb. BAGSgranular us- NEEDhelp? Yard work, ear the Brandeis Univerait Matchmakers,p.o. Box 222~ ’71PlymunthDaster,6.95x 14, case. Over$300 value, will sell f wash, odd jobs - weekends. for $300.Call 609-883-3181. daily 609-737-1109. Lampsthractie coal. Wholesale or DINETTEset, Spanish, 42" National Womeascommittel Hightstown,N.J.08520 or call excel, coud.$22.221-227-6919.MAPLEHUTCH with glass rewired-repaired-mounted, retai1.Cai1609-587-6112. 11/14 Call #09-921-6421. nowon sale. Makesa great glf Helen609-446.2488. II/14doors, $100; antique iron roundtable, 4 wroughtiron for friends and tufa{ices-fol fireplace crane, $35; green choirs with red velvet the upcomingholidays. $3.95 velvet Victorian lovaseat, washable seats, excellent CREATIVE,reliable child To obtain your copy (s) call WOMEN condition.609-446-7354. care provided by_ Montessori $150.609-653-1875. I1/22 SALE OF SALES SEARSKenmore washer and trained teacherfor 3-6 year 609-799-3751or 609443-7741. .. PREPARED CHILDBIRTH - DINING ROOM set. Lane. HIDE.A-BED, Simmons Intarestodiu getting, sharing, Table,6 chairs,breakfront, queensize, hardly used. Cost dryer. Dryer is 6 ms. old, olds. MorningsMornings Men. or talking about, the Lamazetea wagonwith warmer. The Our rae’lks are jammed.Over .$500new, bast offer over$300. mulntenaneepolicy included. - Fri. Flemble cooperative methodeT childbirth ed: Call priceis right. 609-799-3697. 1,000 polyester tops, blouses, Call 609-924-3227after 7 P’T1"/14(We’re moving) $100. or best LIONELTRAINS, large arrangements. For in- NASSAU COOP NUP~ERY: ASPS609-924,7717. 11/14 SNOWTIRES (2) Dunlop F-3 screenp?ints, etc.$1 - .~.49. offer. 609-406-1306. 11/21 display, engines from$5, cars formationcall 609-921-6668. Applications being accepted beltedw/wheels E-79-14. Used Polyesterea.cks., $2.99 ann up. 50¢and $3, tracks 10¢, 90 watt for 1973-74school year. Ex- 2 seasonsexe. cond. $40. Nikon Bodysuits, SlaCKssets, skirts, transformers $3 houses 2,5¢ perienced teachersbeautiful auto-NikkorF-22 wide angle blazers,sweaters, short tops, and’50¢, 0 gauge.0~’. and YOUNGmother near Walter wooded" surroundings, at SINGLEBooklovers get marriage etc. Neckties, men’s or FLOORloam, four’ harness or FIREWOOD,Wecut logsand ;tandard. Yeu must see |t:in Black Schoolwill baby sit 12.2 cu. ft. Whirlpool ¯ lens35 ram. new $122. Asldng women’s $1. each. Free Cy. PrincetonPike & Quaker oriented single widowedor refrigerator, model#EST 120. $60. Call609-446-3"/82. 11/22 more.C’al[201-836.6971. 11/7 ;plit our ownhardwood.. No believeR. Call (609) 394-7453. the day or week. 609-443- BridgeRd. Classes for 3 & 4 yr divorcedpersons acquainted, Box Like new. Canbe aeen at 2383 hangerswhile they last, limit middleman.Beat the fuol 11/14 1424. AEy~warthmore, Pa., l~Bl,. 12. Men’s.namesMrts, $1.50 hortage- use your fireplace. olds iron 9-I1:30. (Hrs. ex- S. BrandSt., Trenton. Parkers each. tended slightly past11:22 for Garage a a.m. to 3:30 p.m. :x.cellent oLuality-reasonable LIVINGROOM SUITE. Exc. those interestS.) Call 609-882- TRYDIADAX - formerly Dex- A & R FACTORYOUTLET nee. NewJersey_beagle club, EXPERIENCED¯baby sitter A.Diet. New name, same Mun-Fri.8 a.m. to 12 noonSat. FOR SALE -- Honeywell 108So.MainSt. / 04" CREAM COLORED ¯ cond.Sofa, chairs, marble 8299for information. Phone609-~‘0610. Best offer. [ullow Rd., Sklllmafi, N. J. tables TY.HIFI,lamps, etc.:k../.~ w/ref, will’eare for childrenin formula, capsules &tablets at " 11128 pantax.sl~t.matlc camerawi!h Manville !eather 2 pillow sofa, one ~9-450-3R1weekends, only. her Twin Rivers home. Thrift Drugs. normm.".~elepaota wide angle 221-526-9778 mwsonchair to match. Seeing Mter 5, 201-297-1646. ’ Reasonablerates. Call Linda leas, stereo tape case, Gossen 612Bound Brook Rd. (Rt. 22) is convincing.$122. Will sail Luna-Pro light meter wflb Dunalleu, separately609-921~072. II/28 ORIENTAL RUG SALE: WINEHOBBY USA -- Home 606.445-u’784. woRK SHOP for ’single CAR BUFFS [" 1964 winemaking" supplies 11/21 STUDEBAKERHAWK: V-6 4- spat’meter a.ttachmcot: Film 201-968-9784 Several small authentic Announcementspeople. Weshall deal w.]th speed 2-door, front ¯ disc washerunu _aryer. Spotaghts. ¯ 11/14 Turkamna Bakharas, 11x14 ’available 820 State Hd, Rte. problems oz evereammg nrsxes, goodrubber, steel belt Save light. Engineeringslide : = " Pakistan Bakimra, . 4x7 Bid: 205 N. Princeton. Free con- mulinuss, fear of rejection, sultation and testing. O~n radials front, snowtires. In- r~e. 201-359-8373.. MEXICANBurial Idols "13" DINE.’ITE.Set - W_oodgraln ~aro old Kell.ms.. Rdgsmay be FULLcharge bookkeeper and rOoR.D.ER your home baked pies lack of assertiveness,U/17, 2- strumentation including 11/28 returned wlthmone week.Call Mon.-Sat.10-6 Thurs-Fri11}-9. typist. Canwork 1 p.m, to 4 r meholidays now. All types 8’ p.m.’For’ informationCall high$65 to $200. also smaller t,:ormmatable w/extra leaf & 8 609-924-8599, ¯ Tel.609-924-5703. ¯ p.m. Call ~9-4~-9418. 11/21available. 201-297-2298after 2 Fri., 609-921-8628. III14 tachometer.$500.505-924-5092. items.609.443.6888. cbelrs.609.~9-9493. p.m. 11/22 11/28 rile PP,/xcEro,vp.#c/cfr "SevenFor Central Jersey"- S~S~NEWS ’l’hoIHw~nre, I~ge, r ]~e ManvilleNews THE C~L POST WINDSOR-flIGHTS HEP~LD Class i fi’e d .[tdv er h’s ing The Franklin NEWS’RECORD 7.B I BargainMart MusicalInst. GarageSales Pets& Animals Pets& Animals AutosFor sale AutosFor Sale AutosFor Sale I Campers& Trailers

THE CRICKET CAGE ROGERS- Snare Drumwith BUCKSCO. - Lahasks area, FREEk]tten and accessories DODGEDart ’66. Light blue, 1968 AMRAS~ADORstation ...... ] stand, St00. Call 609-896-0043 IIOUSE SALE apartmenton farm suitable to good home. 6 112 months, good engine and trans. $150. wagon- A/C, auto. trans., THUNDERBIRD1966 -- bluel FOR RENT- MOTOR HOMES 33 RailroadPlace after 8 p.m. 11/21 for couple who own horse. female, very playful and Call201-469-3418 after 5 p.m;/2t., $tt000.Call 609-883-6368.11/21 Landau,full power including | .. all sleep 9, a/c, generator, =, Hopowell,N.J. Awide variety of furniture, andReserve now, June oc- gentle, de-wormeu, snots, aircond’g, excellent conu,[ every convemence; linens, .: ~ 6o6.456-t242 furnishings at bargain prices. cupancy, Yearly lease in- [ittcr trained. Beautiful mustbe seento appreciate.[towels kitchen equipment. cludes utilities and one box markings brownand white. 1970VW - 47,000ml., likenew. Last of the T-Birdclassics / 609-924-’7616 ¯ SAXAPHONE,tenor; buffet, EVERYTHINGMUST GOI 1964 PLYM()UTHFury. Auto. Hand-finished textured likenew, $300. Call 609-?96-2052 stall, S275.per too. 215-794. Child is allerg c. Cal 609.448- ~,sking$1450..Wk days after 7 i$700firm. 6o9"799.2263. scarves& aprons, New supply after 6 p.m. 8609. It/t4 0130. 11/14 ).m.,anytime wk ends, 201- power steering radio~ good [t/t4 of seed bottles.Casual SaturdayNov. 17 IOAM-SPM 159-3298. fires, passed [nspoetmn in / Mexican& Indianclothing. SundayNov. [8 " 10AM-8PM June, runewell, $335.609-440- NewCrop of patchworkbahy FRENCH POODLES - 2 BUNDY TRUMPET ’- Ex- AIREDALE-AKC registered Miniature pupples AKC, I 20~. wagon Lowmileage ira- / ’89 D D E van onrnr~v n,~ quiltsChristmas stockings ¯ 145Constitution Drive PUl~.8.wks. old Thanl~giving. ’70BUICK Le Sabre - custom, , , 0 G ...... =...... o madornaments al hand-maac.cellentcondition. 201-329.251L Princeton,,N.J. silver, l brown¯Adorable. 609- alepls power disc brakes, maculatemany extras. 2Ol- air-condrefri-~-o*^- ’~ ,~,=,,~ Nodealers. 6O9.~5-9284 after 5 448-4310. 297-3224. 11/26 5. Verygoodcondition. Asking 11/14 p.m. The dog of the 3~’s snows with rims, reg. gas. Call609,924-4318 for directions returns. Fantasticwatch dog, Manyextras. Clean, I owner. F~ $246~.Call 6o9"-896-0923after 6 orinformation. chic, greatwith kids. ;1600. 201-359-4383. 11/14 p.m. .11/20 ELECTRIC GUITAR and 11/14 1972 DODGECHAHGI~R. 400 3.8 liter must r~ seen to be Antiques SIAMESECat - Pedigreed cu.in, stick bucket seats, appreciated.Call 609-396-28~4. ’.ease,antique sofa, knottyplne FORSALE -- Thor~u’g~l);cd w/papers extremely af- l immediate sae. MOVING. 11/26 ’oar with 2 stools, avocado quarter horse bay mare 8 fccttanate, wonderfu’[ with $2500.Call after 6 p.m.609-443- ¯ babycrib. Call 6O9-448-3733. years, Coggiustest negative. children dec[awed& altcred. 11/21 RAS YOUR CHILD MET 5383. 11114 1970VW Beetle.New tires. JesseWilcox Smith, N¯C. Guaranteed sound. Call 609- Reasonabe 609.448-4587. 1969 PONTIACBonneville -" $950.00.6o9-896-1532. After6 or GARAGESALE -- Trea~e 298-6247eves. after 7. 11128 Air-conditionng, power win- MobileHomes WyethArthur Rackh.am. and sewing maehin% fireplace ’daws, AbI/FM radio, weekends. the dozensof other enldren s screen, baby eqmp.-stroller, dynamite speakers, Michelin ~SILVER STONEAGE - bookillustrators that used to rocker and more. Linens, WANTED¯ a gentle sound tires, 429engine. $1300.Call 1968 CHEVYImpala. two door ~;Lapidarysupplies. Rocks delightyou? Bringyour clothes, mattress & box horse for beginner rider free FOUR month old 6O9-448-1128before 5 p.m. 609- hardtop, vinyl roof good 1967 MOB]LEHOME -- 12x55- childrento The Exhumationspring, tub showerdoors, ski FORDTORINO GT -- 4 sp., condition. $650. Ca 201-359- Central heat &air, 2 bdrms, ¯ ..mineralsmetaIdetectors. Rt. and let them indulge in our or inexpensive. Call 609-924- Malamute/GoldenRetriever. 449-3261.eves. 11/14 osi-traction rear; 351 w/carpeting kitchen set ¯~#31,Pennington. 60O-737-3055. bbats and much more. 260 0714. Has shots housetrained loves ~leveland eng.; megwheels, 3862. 11/2l extensive collection of GlennAve. (of[ Darrah Lane), children. Needs good home. awning,shed. patio enclosed& illustrated children’s books Lawrence Township. Fri., GERMANSHEPHERD - ARC 609-452.8367after 5:30. 11/21 MGB ;71 - goodcondition, tape deck;$2,600 nr best offer. ’68 FORDCUSTOM wagon, skirting. Moving.framed ate fromthe past. At High Button reg., puppies, parents are on 201-297-4035. 11/28automatic power steering, solc. $1~)o6.Cal[aftcr 6 p,m. I~SEA WEED ¯ Lqufed or Shoes Antique Center, Route ti/16,9 to4¯ 11/14 41,000mi. best offer. 609.737- premses. $125 & up. By appt. 3278. 11/21 "’granular. The ideal plant 518, RockyHill, N.J. ll/14 201-782-66O5. 11/28 p..m.radio’609.448-3847.Bestoffer.Cal after 7 vitamin¯ At Peterson’s Nur- APPALOOSA MARE -- 7 609‘443-5393.~ ~11/14 ycars old, 15,2 hands,English .’seryLawrenceville Road, BOTTLESJars, Colleetables POODLES-- AKC, minis, noont jumper sound ana ’68 PONTIACExecutive MOBILEtlome- 24x54 Adult , Pr nee[on, antiques, Quilts, REED toys,pocket toys. See 2 I/2lb. registered.Call 609.587-6645 station wagon~loaded. Body 1971CREVY Impala, V.8, a/c, 1970 FIREBIRD ESPRIT . ’park. Convenient and com. HOUSE 200 N. Main St., Pets& Animals sire.Young adults avail. after6 p.m. II121good,new engine. Best offer. power steerlngbrakes, clean, factoryair. auto. trans., for[able. 609-449.6403. Hightstown,609.443-6888. Depositwill hold. Reasonable, 609.796-0938. 11/14 AM/FMradio, Vinyl top, $1950 radio, factory lapc p/s p/b, private. 201-463-9193.12/19 Call 609-443-5189after 7 or console400 cu. in, cngme,rally . weekends. II/21 gauges owned by GMera- 10 x 42 Brookwood, good t966 OLDSMOBILEstation ploye. $1,700. ~9-924-8473wk, condition, Aluminumawning, ,!i;Mdse Wanted YESTERYEAR SHOP -- Lost & Found days and eves. 11/29 one bedroom.$1500. Call 609- ¯ ~’ ’ opening Pray.9, 152,5 Fin- NIGHTMERE is forsale- She wagon. Good running con- 448-4594eves. _ ~__ Inegaus Lane, North Brans., isa 6-yr.old bay pony hunter dibon,new tires 14 miles per withsweet disposition. Ex- gal. $250.Call 609-924-6595 SMALLCH UR HtsmneedofC ’ " .,}’-dad 10a;m.-4pm.’ ’ Fridas..~. THE Witherspoon eves. 11/14 1956 CHEVYV8 stick-$t00- 1972 VEGARatchback, low . used pews and/orunmsp’m piano.[’ li/zi cellentfar experienced child. ~,Iovlng. Immediatesale. Call mileage,new tires, auto trans, 12 x 55 ELCONAblOBILE Pleasecall 609-924-7105. PresbyterianChurch has a stereo tapedeck, must sell. ItOME-- sale price $6600 ’ Please call 609-406.0534. pairof glasses that were left aRer6 p.m.6O9-443.5333. It/14 609-443-3644. w/a r condit on, 6x8 too shed, bya ladywho purchased some washer & dryer, skirting & ~niel bakedgoods from the women ’~o Iurn. Can be seen at DI O ofthe church on NassauSt., ’70 FIAT- 124 sl~rt coupe. ¯ or similar for burning woodor ware store cabinet, over 90 puppies - akc reg. champion -- 14,0O0mL, auto trans. ~9- Swanee Lanc. Mobile City, Sat.Oct. 27. Please call the $750. Needsbody" work. d09- 1958 AMBASSADOR-- auto , i:0al. Call evenings201-359- drawers, revolving top, $400 or sire, bred for snow & held. churchat 609-924-1666. 11/21 924-8.393after 6 p.m.609-924- 924-8057. II/28 trans. Powersteering, air llightstown. IcvcningsL ¯. :5206. TF hestoffer.6o9-921-3449 11/28 SAVE Call ~9-896-1842. 5647. 11128 cond., newtires, goodcond. Bestoffer over $500.609-799- FREE PUPPY - German 1971VW Squarchank$2 I00 (Formerly Small Animal LOST- Little .boy’s friend - Only17,500 miles¯ Ca11’6o6.924. 2553. 11/28 , LIONELTrains wanted -- by ANTIQUEdoctors cabinet 19 Rescue League) Shep-LabradaG4me female Whiteclipped mint poodle, vie. ’65 OLDS442 -- 425 cu. in. papertrained¯ 609-452-8151 MaxwellAve, Htstn 10128.609- Crane Holly-Elderbroke- 2164after 6 p.m. 11/21 MOBILE tlOME -- 1969 private party. I will pay up to .drawers ’ crystal knobs after 5. 11/14 Elcona,12x65.3 bdrm., a/e, on ., $600. a set or $2,000. for large stripped frmtwood$160, i S.A¯V.E¯ ANIMALS ARE 446-’/996. 11121 Hooker- Hurst- Mortice- pesi 1969CHEVY Station Wagon - location in adult park, Mobile collection. Phone is Trenton Victorian wood frame RECYCLED FRIENDS ¯.. rear. Less than 5OOm tes on 63,000mi. A/C. 350 V-8, auto, MINSchnauzer pups -AKC, engine. Call 609-896-0333after Cily. tlightstown.Call 609-449- area, 609-587-3333,ask for PaLupholstered gold chair slip- ADOPT ONE TODAY. beauties, dock/croppedready 1972JEEP C-Jh, $2 800.Very sea-mistgreen good clcon 2~5 ask for Mr. O’Donnell. tt/zL covers $6S, antique hand LITTLE CATis missing -- 5:30 p.m. 11/21 law mileage brand new cond.$995. Ca I 609-466-1764 i Male pure bred golden for holidays.$135. 609-799-0285. Grey striped female cat, ’.’.’ ~ wovenFrench tapestry wing 11/21 convertibletop brand new eves. ~ chair $335.8 English Victorian retriever, 5 1/2 years old¯ approx. 18 months old, lost oversizedradial tires, and full 4 Male 2 month shepherd type wcinity of Nassau& Harrison, metalcab. Never used for i" diningchairsneedle l~int sests WEIMARANER puppies, Sat. Nov. 10th. Friendly and ’68 BUICKLe Sabre- 4 door 10’ x 55’SCHULT - 3’ br. 7’ lr. ".WANTEDTO BUY:Scrapl $320.Ca116O9-443-1657. 11/21 male and female. Champicn plowing or towing. Call 6O9- ext., washcr& gas dryer ’ copper brass lead,l ~ale pure bred shepherd sire, outstanding show wearingcollar with I.D. tag. hard top, factory air andmany 924.2164after 6 p.m. 11/2l FOR SALE -- 1965 In- pup 4 monthsold. Pleasecall 609-924-5729extras. Orig. owner$600. CaB ternationalScout. Engine and hookups avait, skirting, 2 aluminum,stainless steel, potential. 201-359-49~.11/28 outdoor racial sheds a/c, exc. isterlng s veretc., solids or Malecollie.chow dogfrieediy eveningsor 609-924-3210days. ASussman at 609-883-1230. 4 wheel drive excellent, body UE. but good watch dog. Reward. 11114 11/211970 FORD Ranchero & needs work.$400. Call 609-466- e..o.nd... C.a[IMr, Peck (Days, turnings.Industrial, besinessIANTIQ horsedrawn Purc brea male none), colored camper $3 500. Must be seen t383. 11/21 1201-961-01(}0,Ext. 479 even- or prtvatc. Correct market wagon, assmg $450. Call 215- afghandog, 1 1/2 years old. POODLES: AKC pups and 201-249-6898). ’ price, cash paid. S. Klein1295-9221. . to" be appreciated. tngs, 11/14 Malesmall terrier dog brown grown stock. Toys anu FOUND- near Forrestal Rd. a 1973 CADILLAC- Coupe de 201-359-6,~42.So. Somerville. MetalsCo., Inc. 2166 Complain ] and white. miniatures, allcolors, health two-tonedgray cat male, with i . Rd.,Somerville, N.J.08876.1’ guaranteed.Also stud service. Ville. Air Cond. Looks& runs ’68 JEEP WagoneerV-8. 4- ’72 VWSuper Beetle - with Phone201-722-2256. Male pure bred German yellow collar. 201-297-6709 like new. Lowmileage. Call J CHERRYslant frontdesk shepherd picked up at Prin- Call201-359.3976. after5 p.m. 609-896-9158after 4 p.m. wheel drive. Warn hubs, sunroof, 6,0d0 mi like new I scrollbracket foot original ceton Inn. 11/21weekends all day.. It/14 R&tl,auto. ps, pb, snowtires. still under warranty. Best Boats l brassesshell motif. Sheraton Male black and brown sbaggy $1,500.609-896-9366. II/29offer over $2,000.6O9‘443-5751~ " ’ | vanity, lift: tdp with mrror do~F..".’~...... " ’~ ~ : [ sittedtnterior. Roundgamin~ Ma"leblack terrier’dog. ’~ BEAUTIESnot beasts,AKC FOUNDnear MercerCollege, CADILLAC - ’64 red ann- ACCESSORIESWANTED - tel table with inserts ana GermanShepherd puppies, Oct.24th. grey and white vertible.a/c,$356. Cal1606-924- MAVERICK73, automatic ~AILBOAT12’ Tech Dingy, Call us about our kittens and nowold enoughts become part femalecat, friendly. Call 609- 6303. ’69 BUICKsport wagon - fiberglass hull, alum. mast & fit Wheelhorse tractor. Mustlecallopingl vase pedestal, ll/21 transmission, powersteering, .~h* used,,,*nod condition I crawfoot. Saturday & Sunday youngcats, of your family.Wormed, 921-2160 ...... am/froa/c p/s pfo~ new AM/FMradio, vinyl top. boom. kick.up rudder dacron ’:rcasonablypriced. Call[10-6p.m. 24 W. PalmerAve. shots, paper training. tires excellent cond.. 14 Unuerwarranty. $300and take sails, Lake ar bay. Excel Guaranteed good health, ’64 BUICKWildcat cony[-- m.p.g, best offer. ’64 Impala, ¯ evenings201-359.5206. I (off Pa. Ave.)Morrisville, Pa¯ Pleasereport lost & foundpets A/C, P/B, P/S, P/W R&H. over payments if qualified. eond. F.!ec Christmas gift. ¯ 11/14 within a 24-hrperiod, andcall excellent tcmpcramcnt, AutosFor Sale Goodcond. owm loage, $,550. stand, shift, newtires, brakes 609-883-?886. $50O.Call 609-799-0444.11/14 1 215-295-9384. thc policeif youfind an injured outstanding pedigrees. Priced exhaust excellent int. dente~ L to sell. 201-782.6805. 11/28 609-443-3542. II/21 left fender 16 m.p.g, best ~eall Mrs. A. C. Graves, 609- offer¯Call 606.921-2136 (day), PH~’A~d [ G~E"R c-"~ock~ ’66 FAIRLANE500 -- h/t, BUICK’66 Special - 6 cyl, low 1963FORD -- Fairlane, needs ’72 SAILFISH -- fully ’,.’ffor ncwly-forminglwali and shelf clocks, oak 921-6122.Hours 8-4. Call ahead COLLIES-- ARCRegistered, auto. Original owner. Good equippedin excellentcon- forSaturday appointments. mileage, newtires, A/C, $500. brake job, $100, or best offer. dition.$:125. Princeton Marinc -photography club library, wash stand~ b]a.nket c.he.sts, Pure Bellhaven, tris &sable cond. $5OO.6O9-449-4O27. After 201-359-6238; 11/21 609-896-0043after 6. 11/21 . Otherbooksattd literature on rope bee, ury slnks, Viuagn 11/14andwhite.$69448-5400.11/28 6:30. 11/21 Services609-924-6333. ,’ photography welcome¯ Our Antiques, 313 Village Road [[ 201-247-7474(evening). It/21 ;’non-existent budget won’t West, Princeton Jct., N.J. ’70 OLDSCutlass 2-dr. hard- BONNEVILLE1969 - Ex- ’72 FORD Country Squire allow us to pay for thembut Open12-5, Tues-Fri, Sat. 10-2. top air auto p.b.p.s. Like ceptional Value A/C, P/B, wagon -- radio, a/c, full we promise tn put them to Other times by appointment, ST. BERNARD-- Good home new,49,000 mi., best offer over powerroof rack, 28,00Omi., Trucks Instruction LABRADORretriever - type wantedfor lovable 4 year old " gooduse. (609) 587-4850. 609-799-B474. dog. spade female, $4.700. Call609-443-5751. 11/21 443-6979.P/S’MustSell $850. Cai111/21609- ~2,~95.Call 609-655-2291. 11/29 housebroken trained, goed spayedhouse pet¯ Owners 150Ft. of ’1.50 year old east w/children. Free ta good home movingto city:Call 212-799- "62 T-BIRD - very good FOR SALE-- 1968Plymouth 1971PINTO -- Good condltio’n, ironfig and leaf design fence, 8616. 11128mechanical condition, new low mileageautomatic RENTAL-NewHolland4-wheelPHOTOGRAPHIC WORK- ’~ :JOHNRogers- Plaster statue including doghouse. 609.44~- (~TX440, modified fo~= [rack, driveSkid Loader, by dayor SHOP-- for beginners. A ~ group any subject. Floor to matchmgposts. Perfect concl., 7376. tires, excellent interior and newengine. Call 6o6.796.1136 20o0ccengine. 609-443-3967. rare.210-862-2065. 11/21 body.609-456-0443, ll/t4 aRer 5p.m. 11/21 " . ii/28 week.609-466-1949. comprehensive learning ex- :.ceiling Victorian pier mirror KITTENS- free to goodhome. perience based on the show : with ornate gold frame. GOLDENRetriever pups for I blkl grey2 blk.& white, l ’68 CUTLASSSupreme. PS, ’66 CHEVYc-10." p.u.-ExceL and tell method. Maximum6 ~. Privatc use not dealer, 6O9-392- sale,9wks,old, purebred AKC grey& white.Will be 6 wks.old ANTIQUE ’51 Plymouth PB, A/C, snow tires, mech.cond. Ne~’ tires, bat- students. Taught by e. Jan 2889¯ ANTIQUES reg.,show quality, 201-’/82-: Nov.5. Please call 606-097-8347 ’69 GALAXY500 ,kit sedan convertible " in excellent Mechanicallyexcellent. $85O. tery.S-Bumper, 392O0 mi. $95O. Kounitz. 609.924.2040.11/14 11/21 Whitew/Black vinyl interior, original condition. Yellow 1663. after 6. power brakes/steering. Ex- ICalleves, 609-448-9212. II/21 201-359-3375. WANTED.TOBUY body, dark top & W.W. TUTORING" - Reading. WEIMARANERpuppies -- cellent cond;tinn SILO0. Mechanically’perfect. 40OO0 609-448-1525after 5:30 week- miles. Just inspected. $2 6O0. Excellentcondition, 17,000 mi, el^t ,in Writing. Conversation. ANTIQUE[American) -- Oriental Furniture and Ac- AKCregistered. 201-521-1207 PERSIAN- kitten 5 too. old, cessories after 5 p.m. I blue darling,, showquality, days or anytime weekends. Call after 8 p.m.16091 921-9451. sun roof,3 speedgear. $13o0. mutOrClCmS Vocabulary. Certified earthenware,silver, textiles, TF 11/28 Call609-448-5722. 11/21 teachers. 609‘448.7930. furniture etc. Elizabeth C. CALL Father trtp|e champion McGrail, It E. Broad St., BEAUTIFULBoxer puppy - I breeders terms. Ca I ~6-~3- ROVER2060 TC, excellentYAMA~IA ’72 miniendure - SPANISH. all ages and Hopcwell, N.J. 609-466-0934. 215-207-0403 male AKC, champion stred 7161or 737-1500. FOR SALE - 1972 Mercury 1970 FORDLTD - 2 dr. Hard- condition,groat gas economy cxce]lent cond., cull 609-924- levels, by qualified teacher goodw th ch Idren. Ca I 201- with experience abroad.Call Comet.4 door, radio, heater topauto., P.S., P.B., air towmileage. Cafi609.452-0005. 3499. 11/28 297-0~87. 11/21 power steering. Like brantt cond.,vinyl roof, 45,000miles. t1/26 609-406-0797. new.Inquire: Mondaythrough Clean. Best offer over $1~0. CITROENSM|972-15,6o0 mi., 1972 HONDA350, chopped, GERMANShepherd - female, Saturdoy’betweon6 and 9 p.m. Call 201-~6.9307, 11/22 sweettem~r gentle,good 5 sl~ed,metallic brown. New sissy/bar, 14I/2 "handlebars, ARE YOUor your child THE LANTERNANTIQUES Feeds and Grains at 609-921-9769. 11/21 feeling anxiousabout the up Copper& brasscleamng S. w th child-rcn,needs good for all animals cond. 215-5862721. coffm tank, hooker headers, home,201-873-3756. 11/29 mustsell. 609‘443-3115. comingschool year becauseof MainSt., (next to Hagerty at ItOSEDALEMILLS previous poor porformanccor .~l,,V Florist)Cranbury, N.J. 609- 274Alexander St. ’70 VALIANT--’excel. cond.,1969 ALFA ROMEOSpyder - B.S’.A. 1970 - 441 9IcToR uncertaintyabout his ability to 3,:EDISONcylinderphonograph, 395-0762. 3 WELSHPONIES, Mare, filly Princeton ¯ ~,, ~u,~,u=,n~,.~,v~,~ I std.trans, over 20m/gal Newtop, Michelins, AM/FM, I (CHOPPED)200 miles since lackle ncw learning .:~minl cond.,201-247-3367 eves. & colt. Forappointment to see, 609-924-0134 sedan- p/s,needs work but R&H, 33,000 miles. $14oo. 201- 5-speedlow miteage,, mint majorengine overhaul. 201- situations? Our lfighly ,"dfi call 201-359-3976,keep ringing. atherwiseo.k. $I09 or best 1359-4454. " tl/21 cond.$16o0.’ 600-882-6091. 297-5855. qualified team including a ?,;ll offer.201.359.2403 after6 p.m. ~ cerUficdlearning d~ssbilities [,’GROUP FOLK GUITAR 8 YEAROLD gray. gelding. tt/14 I YAMAHA- Miniendur0, good specialist will b~ morethan ~r~:lessonsnow forming. Have 2 YORKIE PUPPIES- - 1 15:2. Asking$850 wtth Englis~ ’68 ¯ FoRD(XL) Exce l nt MGA-’59. New radials,[running condition. Knob~oies happyto help. Call 609-466-2563 :¢ FontBeasonable Rates 606. Auctions tack. Call 606.896‘4437after 7 ¯ mechanical condition, needs foran appointment.¯ male,t femalewormed, I p.m. paint,top, upholstery, and1 609.446-0650. .IJ’448-2156. ’IF puppyshot, AKC, parents on body work, w/snows. New more. m great shape l premises.Will hold fur Xmas throughout.$800. Call609-440- [HONDA CB350 - 1969. Good 11/21SIAMESEkittens for sale - $15 t~-- Itires. Callr~ after4t14 7 p.m. 60,9-443- 9577. I1/28 I condition, low mileal~e.Firm !:_’0NESATURN Electric Guitar AUCTION SALE- Nov. 17, Sat. 609-448.6400. each. Call 201-297-6107after Excelle n t condition,low ’ . DRAKE BUSINESS and one Ka.lamazpoamplifier, [ to a.m. - Farmequipment, 5:3o p.m. 11/21 mileage.609-448-6620. 11/28 [ S,100.201-207-5598. ll/21 COLLEGE .$93¯.One Nationmorgan wi!h[ antiques. Cortelyou Lane, noons,$30. One conso|e / Franklin Park. Look for signs BII~.. DOGS- gun dog~ of fine PUPSWANTED -- In litter 1969 OPELstation wagon - TRIUMPH19~ GT6.- Ex- [970 SUZUKI90 -- Excellent 17Livingston Ave. Magnovoxstereo, $40. (201) onRt.#27. 11/14 quality.4 fine dogs for sale 50,500 miles, needs somework JAGUAR LAND ROVER -- cellentcondition, $tl00. Call cond. $250. Call 609-896-1092 NewBrunswick, N.J. lots [or resale es pets. Phone but good for suburbandriving. ComptstcSccretarlal and ..~,~7:63~after 5 p.m. now. ~ up. Hunt with a good 609-452-8903bemre noon. . Authorizeddealer. T & T John606.924-1522. after3:30. II/28 aug, find Pheasant, Quail. Bestoffer. 609-737-2223.11/28 Motors,210 Woodbridge Ave. AccountingCourses 11121[ Dayand Night Courses I’fMERCURY SNARE DRUMS --- Send 50¢ for information on H ghtandPark, N.J, 201-572- 1973 TRIUMPHBonneville 750 201-249-0347 ’~ carrying case and stand,] P-,,,,~N^ ¢,~1~ bird dogs. Col Beouregnrds HIMALAYAN-- purebred ’65FORD Falcon - 65,000ml. 2577. -- custom’seat showroom Telepi~one: used1 I/2 yrs., ext. cond.$35. I uata~ omua Kennels, Box430, Dayton,N. kittens, arrived in marvelous Needssome work. Best Offer, 1969 CADILLAC- Flee[woodcondt on.Will sell or trade for 201-320-27~5uftsr 2 p.m. 11/28 J.0~t0, time to be the most perfect 609-448-3634. Brougham.Only 33,000 miles, car.~6.462-I043. 11/28 Christmas present. Onc All extras¯ In excelleot con- GOLDEN RETRIEVER magnificent Bluepoint, one ition." Goldcolor, Asking HONDAmini-trail $6cc -- PRIVATEpiano guitsr and %:; ’09 FORDFAIRLANE, 4 door 1969 FIAT--Good condition.2850.Call 609-924-4318. 11/28 puppies, AKCregistered 8 gorgeousSeal, $100each. Call sedan¯ Good mechanlcal l’,fust sell. Call 609-449-1315 goodeond!tion, nice Christmasflute ustruction. C-al16o6.924- ..-:~CONNORGAN -- full ~dal, MOVING’SALE.Fri., Sat¯ & wks. Zetasam Kennels, present, best offer. 609-737- 2139. :):,built.in Leslie speaker, Sun. Nov. 16 17 & 18¯ Noon-5 condition~’$600. Call 609-737- after 6p.m. 11/28 11/29 -;~reverb, 3 cnannet amp., p.m. Furniture, china, knick- Cranbury. 609-656-4359.1215 3171, 11/21 1874, ’j::~walnut finish, Excellent cond, knacks, clothes, everything ¯ .967 PLYMOUTHVALIANT - ..o~ $2,150.Call 6{}6.921-7100ext. 62. mustgo. NorthgateApts. tl5- CHECKER’66, white, a/c, 4 door,approx. 62,000 rages. INSTRUCTIONin knitting& Mon-Fri9-5. ll/21 J. tl/14 FARMCOLLIE ~ free to good I HORSESBOARDED - Large $200. Call609-924-6303. 11/21 Campers& Trailers home,1 yr. old, spayed, all imooorring and lo~.ge. Best ’66 VWSQ. BACK- 1 owner, Call609-021-7020 after0p.m~ crocheting Wed10-5, Fabric shots. Workingcouple can’t I careand feed,Hideaway 64,000mi., mechanicallygood. ¯ ¯ 11/28 Mill Warren Plaza West East properly care for outdoordog, farm, Lindburgh Rd., Bodydamaged needs twofront "67 CHEV. Impala-283,4 Wndsor, N.J. 669-443-7270. ..:PIANO¯ BaldwinAcrosonlc, 9 Hopewell. Call 609-466-3426 fenders.$~00. 609-92~9407’or Thurs, 10-6, Eaton Ave., .~inos. old ~’,tediterraoean st~le, MOVINGMUST ’SELL 2 Call Anitaafter 5 p.m. at 201- i’73owmileage, CADII,LAC. fullycoup equipped, de riflespeed, ~,0~. mi., $400.Call 169-3~18. TF Openanytime. 609-921-7064. 11/28 weexenasomy. 201-~9421~. ’71 CHEVYCheyaane Pickup Somerset.N.J. 201-828-8898 TF ~ ~ ~ ...exce qond,orig $1 300asinine ] sturdy dressers St0 oa., chair, mintcondition. Call 6O9447- completelyequipt, w/a/c, ’7) $850.Call 609-4~8-9316. drapes& manymisc. Items.; 3755. 11/20 ¯ -~ [ Sat. Nov. 17, 10 a,m.-3 p.m..27 Honeyuamper.sell oontamea. ’65 CHEWIMPALA - PS&PB, Willsell camper separately. ~rMARTIND28 - with case, ]lkel LangeleyRd.,Kend.PE. 11/14 POODLES-- tiniest pocket ’330LDS:Cutlass coupe. New WE BUY CLEAN LATE 609-449-1424. :;,.new, $350.Will considertrado l . ’ ’ . toy, white, $150,toys & small CATLOVERS -- give hometo transmissmnand battery, ausz A/C~,6O0 miles, almhocks. MODEL DOMESTIC USED MUS’IC LESSONS- YOUR mini’s $100.125. hnesaApse affectionate dark gray male tuned. Needs muffler. $195. Runsperfect. ~.’~0. 609.443- CARS FOR CASH. HOMEKendall Park - Brans. ’~anddallars. q1522 CallJ°hn$66.924"lCHILDREN’slee ekates; female,champion sired, $200. stray¯ Noplace to llvp, Being 201-359-8338. t 273. I1/2 I. Acres.Piano-gu|tar-drums. 30 ,, ’ . tractor; tales;b chairs; desks cared tar at this num~r.609- NASSAU CONOVER MOTOR yearsexperience. MERLE -n~ [ sink" games; bookstoys etc. Shlh Tzu’s $200-350. ’69 PONTIACCatalina. Low ’64 GREAT LAKES TRAILER ’:~’PLAYERplauo - mint con-I PriVy Nov. 16th. 10 a.m. to 4 Pomeranian male$125. St. 7994}465.Shelter cannottake at 1966CHEV. IMPALA air cond, Rt.209 & CherryValley FONTINELL..Phone 201-297- this time. 11/14 aut.trans. R&H, power steer., m/lesge, a/c 4 newtires. Call Princeton --10’x0O’, 45 yrs. old orolder. 2108. ditlon, 201-~47-2207eves. pro. 10 Caooe Brook Dr., Bernard male, 3 yrs., ARC, verygnod eand. t~78. Call eve. Dave609.448-0954 between 9 & 6og.921dYm0 Nokidsor pets $69-440-7555i/2~ ¯ ’ ’ " ~’rlncetonJct 11/14 $60, Call 201-359.84~6.11121 609-737-3469. 5 or 448-8609. r#E PPJ~cfroNpxcKfr "Seven For Central Jersey" : .... s~’~s~,~NEWS "l’hoI~w£nre, le, dgcr THE CENTIUtL POST [DINDSOR-HIGHT$ H£P~LD Classified de dvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD 8.B THURSDAY,NOVEMBER 15, 1973

PrincetonMeadows hasa clubhouse, swimming, tennis andapartments, too. NOW Richshag carpeflncJ, lined draperies,central air endheetlag you Village 2. control. Supersound conditioning endmuch more. Apartmentsin a beeutiful natural setting surroundedby acresof RENTING woodsend fields. For recreation--tennls courtL swimmingpools andclubhouse. Thetrain to NewYork is a sho’rf bike ride AWAYt Village 2 in NewHope looks like one of Twobedrooms available foe: NORTHGATEAPARTMENTS thosedreamy places you only see in tl4e fancy One Mile Road homemagazines, with the fancyprice tags. and Princeton-Hightstown Rd. ButVillage 2 is veryreal andvery reason- (oppositeMcGraw Hill) able. Atotally private, established¯ com- East Windsor,N.J. munityon 121 acres of trees and grass on a 1 and 2 Bedrooms hilltop in rustic NewHope, Pa. Whereyou can buya family-sizetownhouse for as little from ’ 190 month as $33,500.Or rent an apartmentfor as low as $250 a month. Features: Andwhether you rent or buy, every- mSWIMMING POOL thing Village 2 offers is yours every day ¯ PLAYGROUNDFACILITIES of the year. ¯ OFF STREET PARKING ¯ AIR CONDITIONERS [] Indoor and outdoorpools ¯ KITCHEN WITH DINING AREA [] Tennis ¯ THERMOSTAT CONTROLLED HEAT 60 Fox Run,Plalnsboro, N. J. 08536¯ Tel. (609)799-2710 (includedin:rental) [] Ice skating Rf. I. 12miles south of NewBrunsw|ct traff;c circle HolidayInn . TaEolop handleend fallow Plainsboro s 9ns for 2 mlos to PrincetonMeadows. eWASHER& DRYER FACILITIES [] Skiing aAtake N. J. TurnpiEeto Exlt 0-A.Right I mileto Rf. 130South. Left 2 ¯ RESIDENTSUPERINTENDENT [] Yourown 24-hour security system mlhs,o Cranbury.PlalnsbnroRd¯(Main St.); right I /~;lato Plain,boroRd.. ¯ MASTER TV ANTENNA [] Wall-to-wallcarpeting right 4 mitesto PrincetonMeadows. [] Year-roundoutside maintenance uNco¢~~’aOJ’tnrr coue,*~ GeneralElectric Appliances [] 13-channelcable TV MODEL APARTMENTOPEN DAI LY [] Electronicfire/burglar alarms Spec’ialServices SpecialServices SpecialServices [] All-electric central heatingand air conditioning ROTTED HORSE MANURE HI-F¯, RADIO ~ tape (609) 448-5935 i for mulchingand garden. recorderon the blink? [] Andmuch, muchmore¯ FIREPLACES wood bur- Delivered. 809446-322411128 Guaranteed repair at k ¯ I ning. Beatthe predictedfuel reasonableprices. Expert FM Comesee howall this fits together into ¯ I shortage. Guaranteedto work. stereoservice; sorry, no TV ’ | ]Many styles to choose for WEDDINGS-- 1,1 yrs ex- work.Private business, not a ¯ one beautiful community.Furnished models 1 l inside finish. 201-297-2803day perieece.$100 and up. For shop. ConsumerBnreaul open.Mondaythrough Saturday, 10 AMto reformation,201-359-0292 in Reg)stered. 809-799.1498.After I i~ ! [ornite. [ S .~ESO0,rl,. 6 PM. Sunday, 11 AMto 6 PM. For more ¯ I CATERING-- * COMMERCIAL~rh’ Intimate VOLK RUG CLEANING information and directions, call (215) ¯ I dinner parties to arge and PRINTS-GRAPHICS ll[ ¯ E ,, ~ I II ~ "I’OUSTRI*L’n’l; ¯ I receptions. Variety of menus. NEEDLEWORK 862-209I. T F ¯ FLOORWAXING } IIII H ¯ ml ¯ ~ I rugsprofessionally cleaned in STRETCHED I |¯ ¯||mm|qh,. I ] your home. Dry within one °penTdays1°’s I IZ-’-" ~=-- |1~1 I I [ Call609-655-0968, hour. Guaranteed no REEDHOUSE Antiques Illl Ill - - I shrinkage. Freeestimates. 200NMalnSt. I IIII IFIF I

I ] RUG shampooing, Iloor ¯ NEEDHightst°wnN J 809-4,6-6888REPAIRSREMOD-II’~L’et~cq The" kind of place / sanding and finishing Call1809’ 448-0190’PHOTOGRAPHIC_ . PER-. TRAITS--r’ersonmized, aerie FLING CONSThUCTION~ .o in your homeenvironment by We’ll do just about anythin~ I II ~"*.s.pLc~ugs_’ El. Jan Kounitz by..a,p- No job too small. Robertson & AIImmg w .,.c,L. ouu-~z,J-~, tt/zS Son. 809.737-2280. mt 448.0600 you a’waysi - 21!ROGERS AV¯H|GI~$TOWl4 " 1 I’SKI. tune-ups. Bottoms pat- ~JARINECarpentry performed at ; ¯ Ichen, waxed; edges shar- yourboat’s location or in myshop¯ NORTHHANOVER fliP. ¯ I pened bindings lubricated. $5 Callfor appointment609.452.0168. FURNITure..~ refimsning, - 4yr. oldCountry Cape in excallent reasonable, don’t throw it conditiononl½ acres featoling 4 I I pair. 809-924-2833 ww.~ tn~nuwu’~ away ~l~W discover~as~n~le~:l~ ~uD ¢ itsP, er beauty.natural CaUeveuings 809-’/~9-~i!S !it i! ii~ bedrooms,2baths, large dining area, ¯ I CARPENTRY,REPAIRS and kitchen,lec room & lauedQroom, somebody rise ¯ [ small alterations. Call (609) 4,500sq, ft. ofliving space with 20x40 ~’ we"e-ke" ~d ~’.~’~a IT ~ 0~=.~’s 9".rse8’~; 1oo76. after 5 p.m. in.uoundImol ...... $59,000 I ’ 799"0078after 5:30 P’m’ [] I~t OOONTRYLIVINGAT ¯ I hauling and moving. In ¯ I Cranbury-Hightstown area PAINTING: INTERIOR & I ITSBESI lived m ,IJ MASONCONTRACTOR ~1 EXTERIORTop quality work, ] [ ALl9 acre wooded lot is thevettins: ’ Free[SateS. Estimates" FM_ly_In_s~ecl. Reasonable Capitol Fireplaces [ steps, patios,’stone concretebrickwork I l / Please call609-448.2988. largeforthis dining Country area Cape&bath, withcentral 4 bedrooms,a/x &’ ~lI~ nung 60S-~-I537. I woterproofingetc. lacwly18x30 heated peel.... $$5,000 l GIVE THAT OLD CHAIR- a / newlease on ]if e! Call 809-896- / 0057 for caning and rushing. WM.FISnERBUILDER’S INC. DEVONSHIRESECTION I I Refinishing, repairing of all I !t i kinds. WOMENSalterations fittings 609.799-3818 This3 bedroomspt on one of LW,T.. ¯ doneby highly trained person. Dennis"Whitney loveliestsections, Boasts oanhal a/e,2 "~ Call809-448-9480. 11/21 cargarage, w/wcarpeting &2fi baths¯: Pricedforyou at ...... $40,500] LAMP SHADES . lain] LIGHT HAULINGand odd ~ YOUR$IAI~ FIRM AOE/IT mountingand repairs, Nassa WE D D I N G P H O T 0 - ~ suu ,..= ~...r*=. C;m~*~*. ’ ]¯’l jobs. Call 809-443-3541after 5 GRAPHER- Preserve your ~ n.~. 01n¢,=: s=~m/t;t.,.nu,I. eEAUTIFULOLDERHOME Interiors, 162 Nassau St. p.m. for free estimate on your memories of that un- Princeton. job. in choicelocation oftown.’This lovely 7 I .~ i’orgettable day in sparkling loom,2 full bathhome has a heated color.I= 12 years’ experinncej CATERING8 to 80. French, photographing weddings. attic, tell dRbasement. Gassteam English or Americancuisine¯ CARPETS PROFESSION’-" heat(new beOer) new aluminum ’ALLY’ CLEANEDin your Reasonablerates. (609) 587- Experienced.1809) 587-4850. 4850. NEW dd~n~,newly painted, 2ca t Eat’age,all home. Steam extraction ~ landscapingnice&well established. method.Holiday Sl~=cial 12¢ a -- ’qowReduced to ...... $43,000 CAR WON’TSTART call sq.ft. For free est,mates Call LISTING Barnoy’s Towhig & Road H. Carothers& Co. 800-448- RECYCLEall your brush and Service, 307 MorrisonAve., 3717. gardendebris to makecem- INff.srMElffPROPEOff tlightstown(809) 443-4424. post or mulch. Remember.n0 CustomClaremont Cape. In burningin NewJersey! 30 h.p. Le~hingfor a I~oadinvestment chipper with operator, $17.50 summerenjoy a private pmpedy?"[his olderhome nar the QUALIFIEDHouse Painter - yard with floweringshrubs centerofHightstown hasa 6 loom apt. interior. Call 609-924-0833eves. MOVING?? I per hr., $25rain. Call Decrier onone ~de & 2 threeroam opts. on & weekends. rLandscapes609-924-1221.11/28 and shade trees, or spend CallJasper, the dependable quiet afternoons on the theother side, it hasoil hatair heat & movingman. Insured. J patio, In winterdays, enjoy all newwiring &pipes. This is onideal 901-247-0787 l the warmthof o fireplacein homeforthe ~ang canple to live in RICHARDPE’I~’Y I CLEANING-- Steam ex- andlet the other 2 aptS. help pay for it. tractionmethod. Lifts dirt out. a 24 it. famib/mornoff Attractivelypriced...... $29,900 609-799-0798 Pickupand deliveryor wall to kitchen. This Manville EXCAVATING wall in homoservice 14c per LANDSCAPING beautywon’t last. Mid40’s. sq, ft. TnwneCleaners, Call DEMOLITION PAINTING?We offerhigh Hopewell House Square, 1WINRIVERS Septicsystems - sewer&[quality/ workmanship .and Hopewall¯609-466-1112. CONOOMINIUM water lines connected’lmatermls.Brighten your drivewa)’s& parking areas } homeforthe comingholidays. RAUSCH.KREMP,INC. Oeautilul2 bedroom ue~tevel[coking constructed land clearing. I Very reasonable rates, free thelake, This attractively decerated HightstownRd.PrinoetonJct. estimates. Call John or Larry F & B ELECTRICAL (201)¯526-2727 unithas w/w Carpeting thloughout. 11128 ¯ CONTRACTORS Locatedat the end of thehklg,, it 1609.924-8434. LicensedElectrician a~urestotal privacy &quiet.. $28,900 EXECUTIVEHOME: This beautiful colonial styled I 609-448-5202 homeis in the PeddleSchool area of Hightstownend is LIGHT HAULING-- and l Free Estimates ;usa right for the youngexecutive’s family. Entrance cleanup jobs.Call Jeff after 5 [ GOURMETTO GOwon Residential-Commercial SpecialSeivices foyer, living roomw/fireplace, dining room, kitchen, p m, 609924 1169 II/21 " " " Industrial SALESRII~RESEN/ATIVES ’ ’ " " ’ derfui food for parties at Evenlnp& Woaken~ family roomw/fireplace, study, leundry room, 4 [home, Delivery daily. After bedroomsand 2½ baths. Homeis slutated on a TYPEWRITERREPAIR -- AnitaEn~n 448.6854 ALTERATIONS,additions 10:30 p.m. phone 809-787-2092Generalcleaning and repairs. ColhedneChristie 448.2121 ¯ beautifullylandscaped lot in a quiet residendalarea. BusinessServices BusinessServices cabinets andnew homes. Will I for menu. TAVERNER POOLS WarrenFox 396-9240 This househas all the features you havealwoy~ buildto suit, Call201-297-3587. I Free estimates. CalIEd dreamedof havingin your home...~ ...... $84,500. Radigan809-448-6443. RalphDmegin (201)329-6378 t Retail Store Weam memhem of the GARAGE DOORS IN- l CARPENTRY - Paneling, Chemicals MULVIPLELI~IRG SfRVICE LEONARD.VA~ HISE.AGENCy STALLED& REPAIRED-- I basements,vanities, trees cut, PoolRepairs MEMBERMULTIPLE LISTING SERVIC~ I’HESIS & MANUSCRIPT THESIS & MANUSCRIPT Reasonable.Free estimates, I ollhomerepuirsete. CliffZink ELECTRICIAN- Will do jobs _Typing(Dissertetlous, IBM TYPING-- Experiencedin 201-297-3797/ . ’ .] 809-799.2366eves. in your home. Fixtures and Seeour unlqueinstallations ANDHOM’EOWNERS RELOC~’] ON SEfrtqCE Execuhve& SelectHcII type. _SpecialServices_ ~]~ OFAMERICA, INC. mathematicsand statistical chandeliers installed. Also 10 yearsexp. Mrs. DiCicco, papers.Mrs. Krieger, 809-888- AllWork Co. Offl~=609-448-42S0 809-896-0004. 4272. NEEDAGOOD lamp repairs. Call 609-~2- .eE^trOee 6296. Route206. BelleMead, N.J. PRO’I;OGRAPHy 18OStooktonStNNt. H~lha~ove1% NJ. ELECTRICIAN? OFFICE CLEANING.MorL 201-359-3000 I Call Hahn Electrical Con- thru..Fri, evenings. Own. IT’S YOURWEDDING tra.nsportation Prfncetgn., INTERESTED - in having ..... tracting; Free estimate. (201) IHlghtstownRd. Call 201-359-, PIANO TUNING IT’S YOURDAY! Instruction¯ 359-4240. consumeruureau ~49. Instruction someoneto your home or bervlces registered, No.1794. office one day a week tel Special Regulating ¯ . Repairing M.M.T. PAINTINGCO. I Just wantto recordit. establish or reorganize a filing. I -- ROBERTH. HALLIEZ LEARNFRENCH - with a s.ystem, t~pe,, or answer Registered.. . Interior &Exterior Work JAY teacher from France. 5 years telephone? Curiomn¯ Please ] EXPERTTree Cutting and PATIO BLOCKS YOGA-- Beginningclasses. [ p nmg Call between 6 & 8 WATERPROOFING CEL- MemberPiano TeehnmIans and up. Call after 4 p.m. 609: callLouise, 809-921-3398 S~cln]tyblocks for Guild, Inc. FREE ESTIMATES 809-448-5623- 466-1407. in Kundalln[.yoga. Wed- [ ¯ ’ I P.m ,, 201-297-0115,’ 12/8 LARS GUARANTEED -- ¯ 609-921-7242 leo4 RevereAvenue Before11 A.M.& after 6 P.M. nesdays7 p.m. ~Sa~ur,days10 I [ ’ ¯ Decks,walks, Brick & Stone Pointing, Trenlon, NewJersey08629 [ TUTORING ¯ CERTIFIED Kingstonn.m. withRd., feastPrinceton.it121 following. 779[I & Patios Stucco, plastering. John DRESSMAKING AND AL; Isidoros Thrappas - 809-394-[LOTUS.MASERATI . _ elementary ,teacher. All AllWork Co. Pennachl & Sons, Trenton t oWEBUY complete contents of }297 subjects, Myhome or yours. MTorJSTdona:dRAeUasToOTYePI6oST9.1~IRATIONS~,Jan,ce Wolle. Call 809-585-84~. Uses. Please call 201-297- Isldot~osMilonns - 809-392-18791prestigious autos andservices ’i 448.8644. --~o-~.~, Route206. Belle Mead, N.J, 4757. (After4p.m.),at sane prices. International Cal1809-898-0964.’ 11/28 ] (201)359-8~80 I PerformanceCenter lee. CaR: for appts.809-397-3553. ~’ z - THE PRINCETON PJtCKET ¯ "Seven For Central Jersey" ~,,o,~ NEWS, The,I~w~nce, I,eA[10r 1he ManvilleNews THE C£m7~1. POST ’..i WlNDSOR-HIGHTS HEP~ILD Class i ’ed , dvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD’ THURSDAY,NOVEMBER 1.% 1973 ¯ 9-B

Anable-EverettReMty PRINCETON.IIlGHTSTOWNROAD PRINCETONJCT., N.J. 08550 B PLUMERI MemberPrinceton Group BRANCHMGR, WillDurant once wrote in oneof his mostfamous editorials: "If I couldlive mylife againI would marryearly..I wouldhave an individualhome, ne matter where I hadto moveto Gelit. Asfor nhappiness,I would look for it.i ourpartnership, in helpingour home,and our children to grow. Fora homemust grow too, with thecare and love of yearsuntil it Birchwood Estates becomesa part of us-anold friend to whomwe willingly East WindsorTwp. 3 or 4 bedroomSplit Level. CustomBuilt Homes return!"What better reasons for Excellent condition. owninga home of yoruownl And $55,900. ¯ These luxury’ homes can be found on Birehwood thefriendly, experienced staffat Estates, Princeton Jce. These homesare set on ¾ acre woodedlots, (somelarger), with attached ear g~rage, 4 or 5 bedroom2 story colonial style’ RICHARDSON housesfeaturing a large living room,kitchen with "’I~ALTY C0. breakfast area, panelled family room and 2 full baths. If that’s not enough’,there’s a full basement, Route 130 flreplace, and.a porchor eerrace. PRICEDIN 448-5OOO :’, ,~ HIGH70’s Just minutes from downtoumPrinceton. Drive out will take a personal Interestin helpingyou find today off North Post Road. a homethat will growwith East Windsor Twp. 5 bedroom Expanded your and your family. And Ranch. Excellent condition. ByWin. Bucci Builders, Inc. whenyou list yourprusent $66,900 homewith us, you eun be FORINFORMATION CALL: 924.0908 assured of its maximum coverage to qualified buyers through NMLS. It,s c lqse to impossible "I.aoklng for excellent Bldg.Svcs. & Supply Open:9:30.5:30 dally. Investment?Want extra income?Or a secondhome PLUMBING &HEATING toget all this somewhereelse. todayand a retirementhome HELPFULHINT: tomorrow?We offer best OIL BURNERS Buynow: statistics show there is 7 diversifiedreal estatefor morereal estatefor salethan Usually an ap.artment community trains and tennis, you’ll have spacious investment, commercial, J.B.REDDING & SON INC. thereis anyother commodity. that’s close to any sort of getaway rooms, wall-to-wa!l carpeting, all- Incomeproducing properties, 234Nassau St.. vacationand retirement Princeton mass transit has all the amenities of a electric kitchens dishwashers and air 609-924-0196 , homesltes,and others, In Spartan training camp... conditioning. Patios or balconies, choiceareas of Florida, Bahamasand Poconos. We While the ones with all the trees window-wall living rooms, ahd a New havea fewriver front with and s~vimming and tennis are so far York/Philadelphia TV antenna. accessto gulf, lakefront, Garden-Landscape,WantedTo Rent highwayfront commercial lots removed that only the birds can find All nestled in a quaint little brick West Windsor Twp. 3 beelmom Ranch. Brick andproperties 6 milesto them. and shingle quadrangle of one-bed- DisneyWorld, sb pleasecall But at Lawrence Mews, in pres- and ah:minumexterior. Excellent condition. todayfor pricesand full room apartments that cost from only Mortgageavailable to qualified bityer. $63,700. particularsandask for Phil. OBAL TV NEWSMANsingle, seeks tigious Lawrence Township, we’re $235 a month. And that includes all GARDEN MARKETINGINC. furnished apartment or cot- THOMASK. LEUHG tage on farm or quiet estate only minutes away from the trains at the swimming and tennis. Also available for rent $395, month REALTYCORPORATION Landscape nearTrenton. Call 609-896-0450 Trenton, West Trenton and Prince- If you think we’re kidding, think of 350Broadway, Suite210 -Designerand Contractor- afterB p.m. ,~7,~ - ,.- :. NewYork, N.Y. 10013 ton Junction. Only a couple miles this. In the short time since we’ve 212-925-2300(Days) AlexanderSt. from Mercer County Airport. And if Princeton opened, we’re already half full. , I201-297.0323IEvenin~s S09-452-2401 they’re not close enough for you, the So you better hurry. Before it’s WANTED:rental in Princeton bus stops right at the corner. close to impossible to get in. I .....I ::ii SpecialServices Twp. or borough, or 4 bedroomfurnished house thru ¯ ~And ~’et - we’~have’,’acres~of,roliing ~’ ’ "~Furnish’ed m@el,:open every’day; June.Exchange considered lawns and trees. Avery fancy swim- noon to 6 PM. Or call for a personal for5 bedroomfurnished home ~DANNYPAINTING CO. -- DOERLERLANDSCAPES tbesea in ProvidenceTown ming pool. And great tennis courts. appointment, 609.896.1834 Interior & Exterior. ~ass.Excellent references. Reasonablerates. Satisfaction LandscapeDesigning All included in your rental. uaranteed. Residential & Call617-487-9325 or609-824- and 2797. And for the off hours between ~on]Tli~== ]~l~qtltT~m thl,) ~ommercial. Call anytime Contracting From only ~~$235 a (009)393-4718. ~9-924-1221- DIRECTIONS:Just off Rt. 206, north of Trenton, 2 blocks above the Brunswick Avenue Circle. West Windsor Twp. 4 bedroom Colonial. All city utilltles. Excellentcondition. PRINCETON YOUNGworking man. seeks ForRent - Apts¯ $62,900. DISPOSALSERVICE WantedTo Rent unfurnishedeffiemney, studio, For Rent-Rooms EASTWINDSOR TOWNSHIP Rt. 138& Half AcreRd. or t bedroomapt. in or near Cranbury,N. J. Princeton. Under $200. FEMALEWITH CHILD - or CALL FOR DETAILS 609-895-1389 Fireplace preferred. 609-292- singleto share furnished house HAMPTON ARMS MIDDLE--AGEDgentleman 7755 (77S4)days, 215-632-1641PRINCETONResidence - to ’ sharefor respensible Iemale. in Lawrence Twp. Very Homeand Industry desires sleeping room or eves. 11/28 reasonable.609-882-4718. CHARLES E. ANABLE, Realtor, Garbage, Trash, Rubbish smallapartment in private Privatebeilroom. Share ¯ Removed kitchen,bath, living room, APARTMENTS homein Hightstown area. Best MANVILI~E:4 room apt. with (609) 799-1661 Anytime Haulingof all Types ofreferences. 609-629.7286. familyroom laundry with REGISTERED congenialtrio. Eves. 609-924- bath.Private entrance. ’Call 11/28 ForRent- Roonls 5177. 11/21 201-725-7786=filer6p.m.11/14 "priced to Go" ! 8-2 Bedrooms FURNISHEDROOM for APT. to sublet -- Princeton ~entlemanKitchen privileges. Meadows.t bedroom From$195.00 BUILDER- ProfessionalWORKING WOMANwould t~OMfor rent in old housein ~emi-prvt. bath. Call 609--448- Available Jan 1 $226 per me. W/Wcarpeting, A/C BUY,BUILD, FIX or INVESTI!I craftsmanship. All phases of like reasonable, nice apt. in P.rinceton Jet. $67 per month 0964 oRer’7 p.m. Tel. 609-799-3072.7-9 evenings. building. M. R. TOTHCON- Lawrence area. Call Sandy l~USutilities. Prefer 24 or GasAppliances, Indv, Contr.Heat BUY- Worm& cozy 2 bedroomtownhouse - wall STRUC~ION,Cranbury, N.J. aRer6 p.m. 609-771-$}37.11/28 o~der.Call 609-799-2590, askfor ROOMMATI,’.-- wantedto Plenty of Closet Space to wall carpets throughout - Dishwasher,Frlg., 609-~6-9045or 201-329-6013. I[bborSala. 11/14 share3 bedroomhouse in Central air. Couldbe convertedto 3 bedrooms.. Hightstownwith 2 men. QuietAPARTMENTS FOR RENT-I Swim Club Avail. - ModelApt. suburbanarea, convenient toi bedroomluxury enuinnod 20’ : ...... ¯...... $39,900 shoppingand bus.$108 per mo.l livinore^m" ~o;~o,o~ 609-448-4439- Mgr.on Premises BUY- 3 or 4 bedroomrancher for the larger CalI_before,I-30_weekdays 609- I woodedsite. pz’ivate’en~r~an’c~ PAPER HANGING & SCRAP- PRNATEroom, kitchen and on landscaped court, family - Great eat In kitchen w/sliding glass ING. Promptpersonal ser- bath. 2-1/2 miles from Prin- ~1 "°’.["uu’~-~’~a~U’wee- ~ " en¯~..... eves,~ ¯ [ opens.,swimmingo. pool, tennis courts, CO~ --- location semi-private bath, potlodoor ...... ¯.$47,500 vice. All types of wal ceton. S. on U.S. #1. Daily, ~ central TV with N. Y. and $|$2,000 --- WINDING STREAM .... covering.Free estimates. Dan weekly, monthly rates. 609- tar[[e room,college type girl SUBURBANHOUSE--young I Philly reception. Private, BUILD.2 beautiful rural acresIn Grlggstown.... Rudenstuin609-585-9370. 824-5792. preferred.Call 609-921-2654. marriedworking couple, no [ secure,from $235, Lawrence WOODED- SELCUDED. LARGE BARN --- ...... ¯ ...... $18,500. children,I horse, 2 dogs, 3 catsI Mews,on Rt. 206, Lawrence wouldlove to rent old farm I Township,2 streets north of LONG TOOL HOUSE -- 7 ROOM OLDER FIX - Mr. "Fix-It" special ¯ Fine shadetrees home.Allentown, CresswieksI U.S. at k 206junction. Open HOME. "20 MINUTES TO PRINCETON "-- Surroundthls 7 room home.Basically soundbut - to share 2-bedroom apt., Yardsvillearea. Willingto d~ I Daily noonto R p.m. Call 609- needsrepairs. Bldg.Svcs. & SupplyEast Windsorarea. Call after 8 SEEK RENTAL of small repairwork.Days689-4566and1896-1834. SOUND INVESTMENT -- PRINCIPALS p.m., 609-443-6896. countryhouse near Prn N;g’hts733-1158.Ill/2t ONLY---20|-232-4987 ...... INVEST- Fine older 2 family home- Live in one w/barn& fenced acreage for 2 apt. g rent the other - 3 bedroomsup, 1 down.., or3 horses.212-850-6401 or212- ~o[ l x-t.rR L~ sEAMLESS ALUMINUM 873-2018. 11/28share apartment wilh3 other . . APT-- z yrsold, 2...... :.. $40,000 GUTTERS,Victor Diamond, MATURE, active woman personsin Hopewall. Between oearooms, central..a/c,w/w l seeks small apartment or ,For~,,t~litRent ,,v,~.Apts~’ R.R. 2, Box219, Bridgepoint house"shai’ing. a3t~yifig in a~es...... 21-30 Call 609-466-2840carpeting, eat-in mtcnenhas I Rd., Belle Mead,N.J. 08802. _ " washerfdryer, frost free l --For Rent- Apts. l Princeton to be near daug-hter refrig, dishwasher,stove with ] 201-369-3641night 609-924-1643-and family.609.466-0797. 11/21 I~ day. room for refined man, in ...... self-cleaning oven. Private l ¯ SHARONARMS’ private home.Quietarea. 609- MANVILLE: Room with entrance porch, earport, I PRINCETONARMS EEALI’O~t 882-4615. ii128kitchen& laundry privileges basementstorage. Clubhouse, I BRANDNEW GARDEN for businesswoman. Qmet pools,tennis etc. $275 per me. l LuxuryApartments . APTS. PROFESSIONALea;,ple with neighborhood.Callafter4201- ¯ " ’ ’ " " incl.heat and hot water,l Plan ahead for your roofing three children wish to rent MOUNT’SMOTEL -- Op- ~)~-~4§. . . 1U21 Adults. No Pets. Call 609-448-I land 2 bedrooms.Individually Immediate Occupancy nees. house with small acreage posite Howard¯ Johnsons 1262. controlled heat. 2 air con- l&2BeureemApartments NEW ROOFS REPAIRS atLached. Would consider restaurant on BrenswickPike ditioners. Individual Av’ail~Dle ARerHours caretaker arrangement for !n Lawrence TWp.Offering Balconies¯ 12 cu. ft. 448-5480i:! :~i ill iii, ,iiii ~;:i!: ;: 3607 Why waitCOOPER ~til the& SCIlAFERreof ,ea~? family on academic leave. mwweemy rental rates¯ Call NOWRENTING - the con- Refrigeralor. VenstianBlinds. 55Shar0nRead 63 Moran Princeton 298-5668 Call 609-292..4057,ask for Dr. 609-896-8125. 11/28 ---,,--- ,me.,~ , m,en~ , yv~,a^,.., venient Franklin Cornerl Large walk in closeta. Private Robbinsville,N.J. Walnut4-2063 Bell. 11/21 MAu’L’l’ll£¯ ¯ Gardensin Lawrencevillejust I entrances¯ Laundryroom with 609-259-9449 persoms) wan~en."§ to..... Snare ~solated country house near off,Route 1..Four room, apt/I washers and dryers. Wall to NELSONGLASS & tllgatstown,...... t.ka|t dotal DOwerttwtmmr canmueneranu neat wall eaz:peling in 2nd floor ALUMINUM WOODWORKINGinstructor ineludea ~21S ano up.... Come apartments.’ Superintendent SpecialServices SpecialServices 48 SPRINGST. (former contractor} and wife MANVILLE:Furnished roomat 201-297-4448or 609-448-1687. in or cal’l 609-898-0990:". /onslte. Renta start at $190 up. RealEstate For Rent PRINCETON are lookingfor a place to live: for gentlemanon quiet alreet, 609-924-2889 Wewill renovate and remodel 2 blocks off MainStreet. Call Modelapartment - Telephone in exchangefor part or all of days,201-725-6363 or eves.201- (609) 448.4801. (Openuaily HALFHOUSE -- Unturu. MIRRORS 722-5524. ’ " from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Very large, 415 bedrooms,2 CESSPOOLS BUILDERS AUTOGLASS rent¯ Call 609-387-1113eves. PLATE & WINDOWGLASS 11/21 ONE responsible per- SINGLEROOM APT;-- With except Sunday) Directions baths, .Well kept.Bore AND son/student wanted to share bath & refrigerator~ Available from Princeton Princeton location. Largeyard. Avail. SEPTICTANKS Garages comfortable 4 .’bedroom, in Trenton. Tdeal for students. HightalowoRoad, turn right Jan.let. Family with 2 or3 CLEANED Addit,ons N.W. MAUL&SON Morrisvillehouse with female, $75. a month.Call after 5 p.m. on Old TrentonRoad, 1/2 mite, childrenacceptable. $408 per 7 Trucks-NoWaiting Dormers U.S. Hwy.188 &Griggs Drive WANTED: mature, 23, andmale, 25. $6.5 per month 608-398-1320. iuru left and followsigns. month,incl. heat and water. Renovations 20I-DA9-4606 TWOBedroom house near responsible female to share plus utilities. Call Lee,606-~2- Call609-924-9747 anytime. RUSSELLREID CO. downtownPrinceton, $300 l~r largenewfuralshedhousewllh 1036 in the a.m. Call Marie, 11128 AllWork Co. RepairService month. Middle aged .ooupm school teacher. Excellent 609-452-2940ext. 267between 1 20 YearsExperience Route206, Belle Mead, N.J. ElectricalPower & moving from PhIladelphm. locptlon. Call 609-924-9471after and5 p.m. 11/14 HOUSERENTAL- ¯ 8" 201-844-2084 201-356-5800 (201)359-3000 LightingInstallations Calleolleet 215-856-4925. 11/21 4 or on weekends. FORRENT -- half duplex, 8 FOURroom apariment. Tiled bedrooms,I bathhouse in Industrial Maintenance bedrooms_kitchen, living bath,¯ modern kiicnen, I 1/2 Hlghtstownwith living.room, room and bath. Ownyard. 2~ miles South of Ringoeaon Rt. dining room,, modernkitchen, W g T B ~. S E M E N T ? CERAMIC,vinyl.asbestos and mmutnsfrom Princeton. $185 3t.Aduitspreferred, reference full.b~sement~lcargarage.a ’... ,’... PIRONE DRIVEWAY YOUNGCouple seeks to rent 2 FURNISHEDROOM for BACHELOR--to share house plus utilities. Call 609-466-1000.Jrequired. Call 609-466-3259,for large !ot.on.oeadend strent:. " , PAVING- For goodservice DRAINAGEPROBLEMS? vinyl tiling,wallpaperinl~ or 3 bedroom Townbousein (;en’t’leman.248 Mercer St., in Lambortvilleurea. Write ’ .’ andright price. Call (6G9) 492- " ." ii114lappelntment. .$350.¯ permo, CJfllR09-’,’99-3J~63. ’, Maybewe canhelp. Call carpentry anu roof repairs. ~o Twin Rivers. 609-448-2670or Hightstown~ ~s~.P.O. Box . 266, . :.. Rocky t)’/;qHill N.J. " .’ ¯ 9182. DoerlerLandscape 609-924- [ Job Too Small!. Reasonable. 4t3-3438. 11/21 ¯] , . . ’. . :" ’"’." "it/i=# . . 1221. 201-844-2714.. 12/14 . . - ~ .x~,..!.i’ ~’:i " ’ " " ...... TH£ PRINCETON PACKET "Seven For Central Jersey" ~s"~’~NEWS ’l’he,I awr~mrz I ~,dge,r TheManvilleNews THE CENTIUt£ POST UMNDSOR-///GHTSHER, I/L D Classified J dvertising ¯ TheFranklln NEWS’RECORD THURSDAY,_NOVEMBER. 15, 1973 " ~/T? 10-B I IIlvh,, ’,Greenfield Park. Iii I / i NEW i Manvil[e-Westoa I I/miB’1~~mE,..~,,~~’"~~,.~mae~ I II .,..,; .URPlI~ ~rTll SPLIT LEVEL Mode a 6 room Cape l½ baths attached ,arage and porch, finished I I/~~~ I IIm~’~ .ca’,., AND COLONIAL I rnc. I recroom in basementwith l/replace. Aurn num s d n8,wa .to.wa I I/~~_~,~_~i~it~ ~ I II ...... , ...... "l ¯ M be -:-’.~lllI[t&~~": ..... ONE NEW ROAD i I carpetng 75x It2 lot, excellentc0ndltmn and tocatmn, ast I //~i~ll~ I II 4 bedrooms,family room seentob;appreciatedL.:...-...... ,300 with¯ fireplace, 2V=baths, [ I/IIW I II I full basement,2 car garage. City sewersand water. On %acre lot. Startingat ioden5 roomr~nch tile bathscience kitchen basement with ~°"-."¯ ,i’i;!:’~¢ ?i;: i’ :’i ...... ; .... $61,900 tecraationtoorn,1½ca; gatage, Many extras. 60 x l00 lot. $42,900./ I/[[l~~~a;£i= I lmlmml III FIELD " ~1 HillsbornughTownship / II REASONSTO VISIT GREEN / KENDALLPARK - Sturdy3 ’1 Approximately93acresover 4,00Osq. ft, o[roadhontage’Terms / II PARK HOMES THIS WEEKEND[ / ~:~ml&an~}hath:ithan::::dIi:’ I AmwellRd., available ...... S~SOO,aa,,* / II We9area brand new community’ scared,n,he .uan, / osra;;e~;ss PR,and VAII historic townof Allentownfounded in 1706.We are wltnm n terms’to qua0fiedbuyers ~ 201-359.8727 | II $$36500] PlscatawsyTowashp .I"k n dstance’ofa of the servicesof this established| / II communityyet our communityiS park-like and sur-/ I:,l Lt~---.=- ...... ~ roundedbv’treesandafishing pond. RealEstate For Rent UniversityHeightscampusarea;AnautstandiagcustornbuHthi:!a.vel/ ]J n ~i~ =~ 15RINCETONBORg ’- 4 i~,a~ar~o,* .t ...... / II 2.We srecommutob’etosvery~here’ Wea..... / ~~ I: ~. I room,formal dmrng room, m0oera ~acnen, .a....~2.,~ ’,~c,oom,:: / II ,,-- the new7A interchange of the N.J. Turnptzeand me 1 ~ I"; ~ " ’~.~’~’~v.~. " - ’ bedrooms,fireplace, washer, / I I ...... rex/roWeDmaiOrhi0hwaysllKe ~" ~ stove, l 1/2 baths, full agebed o0ms 2½ baths laundry room, oversue~ z car garage, sou new1-95 Weareincosep / s H0usewtllbestuaedonaoneacreIll " =~; I1 ~~_,~$~m~IM~~~ basement,quiet street, cony. still haveyour choice of coin. oute,,, 02gOsnd,omebyway s like 539,526 & 537.! to shopping & univ. .o.atwlhaot, ,le,,mo*o.n"eoea tt"t$3"0° / ~ I’ 3 Weoffer the bestvalue for yourpurchasing dollar. KENDALLPARK- Brick and Leasenegotiable. Call after 6 Ill ~ ~aitsyouinW[ndswept. I . /11 "1’h¢= Ranch"$34,900 / frameranch featuring entry 1 p.m. 609-924-2809.Shown by BddgewaterTownsh~p n ,. / foyer,large living room/dining I ~sted on one acre plus.- appt. Avail. Feb.1st. 11/28I . i i ......

I ~isourNew_e.sttxlsting: nisbed. Available Dec. 15 to I ~omplete w/fir.epl~e: 4 March30. Nochildren or pets. I ~e omsand a den plus 2 full Goodlocation, 2 miles from B ~ayon a PRINCETON_cul-de- Princeton.$350 par me.Call I f~CE...... $$8,300. 609-921-8821anytime. 11/28 k~reakfast room, living I ~w~’p.closs . _ . .... I ~~od~rn3 bsdLo.o ] 2,2sM Real Estate Broker ~ II - 20 ~ DO - ’ i". . ’; ...... I ~a" " fam,y room, U u)l ¯ ainSt. Manville- (201) 725-1995 II 1 - baths Ca~ ...... $47,500. EASTWINDSOR - 3 bedroom Till floorin kit blth HANDYLOCATION-for the busyfamily with Llrgl SpitOUt room= I ranch¯ Air conditioning, OpenThursday & Friday evenlngs’til 8- Sundays1 - 4 Doublehung woo3 window= "C=pinna throughout ¯ .... 1 ~reed out. This 4 bedroom A ,=~=, r^. ,k~ ,^,=, .... =..... ~..,., .,z., wall/wall carpetingfireplace, Eveningscall 2OI-3593245 ¯ Stormwlndo’~l &sm’mns (youchoose IOI the cOlOn) I .... - . " "~-I I ~s~~.v.Ev:,v~.~hoft~ "perfection.Cape Cod in Hopewell Township" ’ h s I t 2 haths,full basement¯$395. ¯ InsulatedGIm Pat ¯ ’ ""--- ’ B youwant inin dNtdedawmea==vmuhying area.area This perme. 509-799‘g050. ~ *Mminten|ncefreeexterior sid Ino SOUTH BRUNSWICK- I ~open’/ like a treasure *n*tuxewood Kit Clblnlts | *.~/f.d~ffro~tr~f..;reetm’ ’ *FuUyland~mn~dloU. Graceful5 bedroombi.level *c tv ~tl¢ ino14wera~l $73,900...... / "S*lftraining ov in featuring3 baths, formal l[vTng I ~:alll West Windsor ...... "Colot co¯or ¯ biths *~’lvea- ~ =rmlss~ 8= s d~alks room,dining room,eat.in I CHOICEBUILDING LOft on 5killmanRoadin Business I I~hip. Near schools, many ...... HOUSE RENTAL- 3 ...... , - ~ I " kitchenand a 29ft. rec.room. O I-or e0,Io.n I ~ -needs no work for under bedrooms,t bath housein Rn~lI:~t~h= Far Rent Lan l Atso,included is anattached Hightstownwith living room, ...... ¯ :.’~.:~..~.~ ~ /o ~/~ / --~Y’/ _, two car garage~" somew/w I ~ugh...Comer ~i l-carlot,garage.C=9 Pennlngton.air dining room,modern kitchen, ~ I full basement1 car @rage¯A --I carpetng...... $57500. I WALKTO SCHOOL...how nlce!obe able to largelot on~Jead end street.,’ WARRENPLAZA WEST- RT 1 ~%~.<~-~,,~’~’,~m"" " ’" ’ ’ ~ - ...... I ~sters walk all the way to #1.30EAST WINDSORSTORE 2-1/2acre bufldmg ¯ ¯ lot bor- .*,.~ -.: ¯ _~ : ~ THEM LIKE THEY USED TO I- $350.par me. Cell 50g-79o-2663, SPAC~ FOR RENT ’ ROUTE 526 I~~i ~’ ¯ dared by woodsand a brook, ¯ ...... ,-,,,,,,i ,,,c,~ ,,’R~EY ~ - _ ~l. ~ck plaster wall Ranch ...... Hopawell$18 050. Adlerman ~c=v.uvv,~,.~=, .... ~i~ II ~ 2+ acres in beautiful l~XlStlng X0 .store s.noppmg Click & Co. Realtors 15 Spring ...... ~m~l~l~i~ plaz.a, nas~ouu sq. ~.t. store St. PrincetonNJ ~’9‘g24-0401. mourn ~ ’]59ire. 2055 Into tou=#No (609) 587-7979~ .... I ~d IIWestcW=lnd~or COUNTRY HOME near ’ ~ CotlWestWlnd...... ¯ .$6S,9001...... $69.500. available. Fully atr con- " Hobbinsville, close to ditioned, acoustic ceiling, ...... EEI~FlELDPARK’Locatedonroute526 Hightstownand Princeton. 2 recessed lighting, paneled DJRE.CTI.u~’.~.~,,Fro~Pdncetoum.~a.~ rouest omrout© =our .takeQu~erbrtds¢ I bedrooms.Lovely grounds, wa ils .., tile floor. Excellent Rdo route33 Ea~o routcS26(AIlentown-RobldnsvigeRoad)SOUTHBRUNSWlCK - B, 3 OFFICESTO SERVEYOU $300par month.Call 609-394- looauoaon ata~ettwy. ~t~u, " - ¯ ~ miles, levelwith 3 bedroomsandden I 9674after 3p.m. 11/28 1/4mi.south of the Prineeton- HILLSBOROUGH4-1/4, acres into Allentown.Goc=-~rmr~ (or 4th bedroom),2 baths, I PRINCETON*WEST WINDSOR¯ PENNINGTON HightstownRd. $450. monthly of scenic countryside,ok’d for panelled family room, 924-0095 799-11go 737.3301 plus taxesand utilities on 2 yr. building. Ideal for horses and kltchen/dinene,formal living lease withoption. Call 60g-44o- other hvestook.Call after 0, 4024 weekdays for ap- 201-369-5911. and dining rooms, w/w ’"~ I THREE bedroom rancher for pointment. carpetingand more.¯. $52.500. ;~.-.~...~:!:~=_~-~-.~.rent, kitchen d ningroom --.’J[~W.=~AtZERS,.~"I family room, living room, an(J JLJ[~[]~lJll~[ fullbaeement,in suburbs.Call jr~J~w~Jr-; I 509‘50o-2856. 11/14 OFFICE SPACE EXCLUSIVELOTS -- in Elm RidgePark. ’I I/2 acres, realtors.insurers I ~~ New modernsuburban office $20000 up. Princeton prestige centeron Rt. 287 interchange. area.Hare d A.Pearson, 609- ROOSEVELT- PINE ESTATES II - 11 new homes4 I Business Spaceavailable from 50O- 737-2203. bedrooms,1½or 2½baths, separate dining room, panelted 60,000sq. ft. Prestigiousneigh- RealEstate For Rent lReal Estate For Rent bors. Partitioning to suet. familyroom. Up to 80%mortgages to qualified buyers.$42~OO. NORTHBRUNSWICK - 4 Carpeting, air conditioning, COUNTRYDELIGHT - Sculpt, paint, write, enjoy this bedroombi-level on a treedlot --- SHOP FOR RENT -- One blinds included. Private en- studio/workshopin a fine residentialartist’s community¯ featuringeat-in kitchen. |emily room 18x20.Adjacent to trance. Ample parking. Bonus’¯3 bedroomMansonry ranch on I acreof land- all HIGHTSTOWNBORO buildin.g utilities. Onty...... $47,500 room,utility/laundry room, .~.~,~, ~^~,~ ~ existingshop in Lawren- Reasonable rental on ehort w/wcarpeting, attached "-"~’~’" -"~"~.".-- .’I. ceville¯ 609-896-1665 11/28 term lease. lot near high school. City CUTE8" COZY--Lovely 3 bedroomhome set in a quiet but bdrm.Colonial 2 I12 t3atns, ant ’. convenientarna, good kitchen, living room,dining room and garageand fenced-in yard. kitchenappliances, some utilit es, trees. $9500.Call IIorace C. Shuman Broker, W. Brickiey, 609-924- entrancehall. Nicelylandscaped lot with back yard privacy¯.. - ...... $44,900 carpeting and drapes.Paneled 7474. 11/28 ...... o ...... ~,000 family rm, fireplace, formal CENTRALLYlocated Prin- 201-469-2233 dining rm, half basement, 2 ceton Borgrental. 4 bedrooms, OWNERWILL AID IN FINANCING- 3 bedroomRanch, car garage: 3/4 acre. $425mo. 2 baths, living roomfireplace, modernkRchon, separate dining room, beautiful grounds, and r amqyon.ty, Do. pets, maee dining room completely in Suburbiaat only t38,000 anu oepoett. ~au 419-865-4145 equipped kitchen with eating HIGHTSTOWN- RENTAL INCOME - 2 apsrtmentsplus 9 eves. 11/28 area. Sun porch, usable ResortProperty RealEstate Wanted ’separaterooms make this goodbuy for theinvestor... ,$3/,000 basement. Carpets and draperies. 2 ear garage, WHATA FINDI Charming Cape in desirable sectionof fenced yard. $550 par month, HamiltonSquare. Pour bedrooms, spacious kitchen, full NORTHBRUNSWICK - New3 WILL BUY FROM OWNER- ~1 bedroombrick andaluminum fie~id with brook. Ideal for small horse farm o~i~i PRINCETONJct.- Carpted avail.now.Call509‘466-0959. Housenear Princeton or besement,immediate occupancy ...... /~klnglowi30’e. FANTASTICFall vacation in ranchin the prestigious Will take b~ ck 6% mortgage ...... $44,000. air-conditioned, clean. 3 . 11/14 ReekyHill. (10minutes).Need A RARITYon today’s market. Two bedrooms, largs living bedrooms, t 112 baths. Ira- Florida. Oceanfront con- Farrington Oakssection. dominiumwith 2 bedrooms, 2 2 to 4 bedrooms,2 or 2 I/2 room,eat-in kitchen,all on ½ lovely acrein a unique~( mediate occupancy. Asking baths,family roomfor studio, community...... $’28,000~ I Featuresincluds family room, 35 acres of wide open land suitable for growingcrops $425 per month. STOREfor rent in heart of baths, color ’IV, every extra, dry basement. No heavy den, patio deck,deep full Alderman’ClicE& Co. Lambertville, tourist and traffic. Prefer 2 car garage, Adl or raising animals. Close to Hightstawn. Could be orOneh°urfromDisneyWorldKennedy andnear golf basement,central air and2 car Realtors businessdistrict. Eves.20t- gas stove, forced air heat no n, developed. Goodroad frontage. 782-6722. fishing and shoppin[~, erred Click & co~lj garageat ...... $59,900 15 SpringStreet Available immediately, week pool. upper 50’s principals Princeton, N.J. only. Days 509‘921.8550, B. 509‘g24-0401. ormonth. Call o~vner, 509-924- Miller, eves, 215-348-84t9 ?L realtors -- insurors I Twin Rivers 3 bedroom, 2~ baths townhouse in 5020. est. 1927 $41,000 OFFICESPACE -- Excellent (persist). 11/14 [ excellent condition reasonably priced ...... location in heart of Princeton. Complete2nd. floor, 1,080 Street, Princeton, N.J. 924-0401 ~t acre lot in Washington Township borders golf SMALLFARM and dwelling sq.ft. Air-cood.light andheat . : . Evenings& Sundays924-1239586-1020 for rent. Rt. 526 Monmouthincl. See your broker or call BEACH FRONT APT. -’ on course ...... $15,000 609-924-1432. 11/28 beautifulSeppb~reBay, StS EZ~,~%I~o o~ Co. References. Cat 609‘289- Thomas. Ground floor ...... "...... ~’ . " " I 7015. sleepinn-livin~room large wishestopurchasehouse with - Six acres with ]2 room house in East Windsor h~a,;,~,.~~,,~’,,,a tm;.h,,,~2 charactei:and attractive TWINRIVERS - Town House Township. Very well landscaped with establiahed ATTRACTIVELYfurnished OFFICESPACE AVAILABLE ~t~l~,"a’ir"co~n~’d’~t"io’ne~l"~’~c.surroun~’ngs.An .old. farm in desirableQued 1 location. modern 3 bedroom country eommodatesupto 5parsoos. ho..se,,arge vtctoL,~noO ~ RealEstate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Largeliving room,formal trees, plants and bushes, 3 outbuildings. Ownerwill home. Living, dining, l 112 00sq.ft, divided into three modernco.n~emporar.,¯-r~ diningroom, fsmIly room, 3 baths. Nochildren or pats. $350 ~ffices.Available individually Maid and linen service take back mortgagefor qualified buyer. preydad. Tenniscourts, some.DOSSier!rues. ~ustfie bedrooms,2½ baths 8 furl to $400 per mo., ineluding ~rcollectively. Withfurnisbed swimmingpool water spares, reasonamyprtcea anu tocatea utilities Iawn maintenance.10 .eceptionarea, w/w car- r,~t~,,.~,t,n nremisesl m MontgomeryTwp. or EAST WINDSOR - Owner basement.Extras include ran. from Prnceton. Call ~etrig,private onsite parking, Re’ason’a"b’l’eC~a’l’l~9"-924-2620: R°cky_HiILoPleas~il~.rRe~o ROSSMOOR -- Condo’rniniumtransferred. Assume at 7%,2 centralair, w/wcarpeting and S 5 room Rancher in Hightstown. Elootrie heat after 6 p.m., 201-359-8835.11/28 dr-cond. Secretarial services t~ex l~l, ttc y , ¯ ¯ adult community,all club bedroom,I I/2 bath atl appffances...... ,$40,500 Townhouse.Central A/C, panelledrooms, full cellar. Priced to sell .... $25,900 tvailable. Prime U.S. 1, 05553.All principal replies privileges. W/W,patio, major appliances DANIS REALTY,INC. FOR RENT - from Lawrencevillelocation. Very heldin strictconfidence anu attractive rates. Call 509‘924- 201-297-2822 Thanksgiving for 4 to 6 VACATION- in Key Largo.i l acknowledgedimmediately. Vermont 160 B 2 bedroom,I manyextras. Low $50’s.11/14609- LWea~Ardmr Mdl~ AmldmmT months, 2-bedroomapartment 8049. Completelyfurnrshed 2 " bath,enclosed patio, excellent 449.9466. 11/21 bedroom house, large __ condition, $41,500. IEMBER at Hossmoor in Jamesburg. access.,etsm g~vai~ble~v Fully furnished,all utilities screened¯ ¯ ’parchI on canalI~LERE~TED w~th ...... m selhng?For MIODLESEX’ linens, golf privileges. Adults boatehp direct deep water .. HiIlsboroughTownship SOMERSETAND .r quahftedservice call one of Connecticut170A,2bedroom2 [.) bnly. References. $300. par OFFICEand StorageRoom, ....n ’snrklin- Middlesexcounty’s leading baths, enclosed patio, special UNDER CONSTRUCTION MERCERCOUNTY month.Phpne 609-655-3427. swtmmmgpoe. # Don to settle estate,~41,500. 1600sq.ft, plus 8600 sq..ft. weekor munro,.... vromDe¢.15 realtors.. Memberof MI~. Raisedrunchwith3 bedrooms I Shopfor Lease. John McN~t.y t~ r~. 1~ ~ntl "fP~h9fl On P~IIHarrmgton Agency Inn. New 4th bedroom or den, 26’ CRANBURY ~ "~s"Co., Pennington, N.J. :..~a"~";.;X,T’..~L.=’~=’~’"..... branch office at 1525 Fin- Vermont250B, 2 bedroom, 2 panelled rec room, formal R ea~ PRINCETON Bore. 3 baths winterized enclosed 4 bedroomCape Cod. l½ EstateForRentI RealEstate For Rent Vh.609-737-1300. ~’~*" ..... negan’s Lane, North Brnn- patio, manyextras, $41,900. dinihg room,eat-in kitchen, I- bedrooms,recreation room2 swtck. Phone2~1-297-8360. 1/2 baths, laundry room,1 car baths. Living roomwith I OXFORD,England -- Fur- baths, washerrefrigerator. - Maine 251B, 2 bedroom, 2 garage. 1 acre rural lot with fireplace¯ and built-in’ ]POR RENT -- large nished houseto rent, suitable Walkto schools anf Univer- trees..Time to eelect interior ~)eautifullyfurnished studio on 1974sabbatical, Feb. through sity. Available to Sept. or baths, very attractive, ira- ~’}’4950. bookcases,dining room, ’den, h’l mediate occupancy,. $30,500. colors.$46,~0.(~01)7¯ ¢;:~ treed line street with private Mayor June (Approx.). Call longer. $350 par month. 50g- EASTWINDSOR LandFor Sale RealEstate For Sale 11/14 full basementwith outside entrance. Fireplace, wall 201-67t-3228(Middletown).. 924-1106. OFFICESPACE FOR RENT SalesOffice at the entry. Patio an~barbecue. Vd" beokcasoand soIorth. Useof It/2t WARREN PLAZA WEST Club House modernkltcben plus ad- FORSALE -- Superior Value Largeestablished trees. 2.car RT.130 & DUTCHNECK HAMILTONTownship - new 609-655-27"/0 ditionalfacilities. Close to WHILE HUNTING - Born ROAD ATrENTIONInvestment Groups in Princeton Township. 4 BR detachedgarage with 20x24 shoppingcenter, bus line, and 15 MIN.Princeton. Furn. 4 PrivateInvestors, Ecologists= bi-levels $38,990,new ranches Colonialover 2000’ of flying town.509‘92t-2050. tl/21 bedroom Cape Cod, detached furnished 7 room house. Environmentalists ane $44,990,new Colonials $45,~0. heatedshop ...... $53,500 Basement, 2 112 baths, SUITE SIZE NET PER Alien& Stalte space. Plastered walls Liv. R, ;.[ studio,stable, De’panic par- screened porch, shaded yard. MO. MO. ’sophisticatedpeople looking for,, These homes are located in I06W.MalnSt. fireplace, den. laundryR, etc. ;d 385sq.ft. $200. 5acreandacreagewithlarger unusual Mountainqualihes... Ranch Hamilton Townshipwith good Newlyuecarated..~0,000. 25% Housefor rent. 5 roomsand dens, aged trees. $550 moo- Walkto Univ. Avail. Feb. 1 to 2 rm. schools and good tran- Hightstown,N.J. down,5% mtg. Reaoy to move garage.Inquire 4g N. llththly. 2gt-359-6850 or 914-343- June15, or Feb.I to Sept. 1. No 4 rm. W0sq.ft. $375. sites located at beautiful Sun sportation. We have VAno 11/21 42S8after g p.m. pats.$425. 509-921-7090. tl/2t Mountainin thc Poconos. are in. Owner,609-737-2203. Ave.. Manville. Attractive prestige building offcred for sale with terms d’own finance, FHAminimum if} available .to qualified buycrs. down20% conventional. For REALLY,INC. with ample parking in ex- add tonal information call PRIMEWIGGINS ST. LOCA- ,6’MILESfrom Princeton in cellent Ioc;/[ion. Panelled Pricesstart at $2.3ooan acre.Get TIONo with large corner Int. MontgomeryTwp. 4 bedroom full. details and make Oliver Reality ef Princeton W. WINDSORcorner -- 3 Rezlto¢ TWINRIVERS, quad 2, four AVAILABLE- Dec. Ist [n walls carpeted, acoustic arrangementsfor Inspectiontour. ~}.924-7777 anytime.11/21 Completelyrenovated interior 6tN. Main $1. bedroom’detaclied house. Colomal2 I/2baths, family ceilings, centrally air con- bedr~mmodern duplex pies 3 &exlerior. Ideal for 7 bedroom Ringoes,N.J. One sideof room with fireplaceand ditioned. I or 2 yearlease with Phoneer write: rentea stores. Goo~lincome Osnbur6N.|. Within walking distance to duplex.For rooms and bath. I.YSAGIIT& TALBOT and parking. Asking$85,500. residence or approvedfor 3 15.5.1322~ 448.2477 schooland shol~. Express bus beamedceiling, formal dining option.. Available im- (~1)437-1123 ROSSMOOR-- condominium, apts. Principals only. Asking Nochildren. Call 201-782-5880 roomand living room, large medlatety. Call 509-449-4024 227Broadway NewHampshire, 1 yr. old, Call Broker,W. Brickley, 609- Era: toN.Y. Available for rent at after9 p.m. 11/28 sementand 2 ear.garage. 924-7474. 11128 $39,500. Call 609-924-4002’9 $450 per month.Furn. or weekdays. Bayonne.N.J. o7002. excellentlocation, extras, 609- a.m.-5 p.m. .. ThorntonS.field, Jr. ~mediateoecupani~y. $325 I 655-1230. 395.0679 , : , unfarn.Call 509-448-9316.11/28 perme. 201-297.4102. 11/21 I

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1 GRIGGSTOWNI HOPEWELLBOROUGHI ~ ’ . A I ~ OPENHOUSE1-41m.. I ~ I SaturdayNov. 17 TOWN 5 BEDROOM .’ :"’. ~INouRIVERS--2 bedroom Io,o= --,o /: D o ,o,oo.,,oo .,, I ...... ’ . ] warmth ,an,d charm, ,La. rge ~ ~ L~.~ I ; -- __ w[ ppllanees,finishedbase~ent I o~. I split-levels, etc. AluminumI ~o-~., ...... ~ ~’’ ~" r ...... ~ ...... ’’ ’ ’ -- " ’ 7ROOMS ’US{ m nutes awa ’ ..... I ...... I cornerlot K tchenhas ~ish- I flre.p!ae.e,2 I/2 baths, den, ] WINDSORAREA I~m~ _ f I ...... ’..~...... Y i TOP.C.O.L.0NIAL ,- Partiallyl ’ i ~~a~m’;n[: I washerbuilt-in oven and ] mmilyroom, z "eargarage, I EXECUTIVEHnI~{~.~ ] ~ . ~--~-.\ t ~’,~.’.~’~’~’;’:.’,~’u~..~.u.:l woooea nan acre mt surround $"-’-’~i900 l ~~~,’~=’ l 1 range, large d nlng area and ] central air cunnitmning, ] .... 11@, ~----.~ ~....r~.e~,wlns room:., ormm I this lovelyfour year oldl 4 bedroomspht - on a quietl~’-~ ...... [ / pantry, 24’ x 14’ livingroom, | Financing available to/VETERANS 71/4% MOR-I ~r w I p~nlgrr°o°o~ r~n°.t..LY..p’ne I Colon|a! ,home,Features in- street in .excellent long[ion, ...... lEAST WINDSOR - Large $59,500l TGAGE- Available to NEAT AND COZY: This ci.an,e uvlng room with bay|I N|ce.~y|anuscapedundin.veryI I " dining room, rec, room 1-t/2 / quadfioobuyer. bedrooms ~-’~ ~’2*~a%’^ o , I NEARPRINCETON I center hall ranch , Formal / baths and garage. Aluminum i / qualified buyer with only a I smaller Hightstownhome is in I ~ .... ~.~;,.,={’~=-~.~=q"~~ I winnow,formal dining room, I j~ooa condition througnout,/ ...... I flining room,ent-in kitchen,3 / siding, Convantmn mortgage / HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP| $3900 down payment, Thismay I very nice condition and offers I ’..’~7.’;...... s .... mwns.,..a, I o rigl)t, m edern, eat-inkitchen, i ,hisfinehomehusl.I/2baths,[ LONGMEADOWS - Almustl ~rge bedrooms, 21/2 baths, quahfied / ATT ...... elgntocnloot ~am!ly r.~.m,.tul!l T uanr stym xamiiy, room¯ ~~ion.-a]r: I oasement,. 2 car garage / ,available to P’~?~’n~- / be your lastchance to take I living room, kitchen, 2 I .... - I oasement,, a.nu. attacneg I att.acneq garage, cemrm air ~~’m,’-2"~t’o’rvI I I _cemrai air, storms ann / nuyer....,,$49,900 / i ¯ ~--~Lv-P- / aavanmge o! tnis excellent I bedrooms and bath on the ¢’12500 I i / ’. / =.°ttv°.x~at.lvt°~ern.Kl.~.an.en/opportunty. The homeis a 2 I first floor. The second floor i COUNTRY~’EAOn9/10[ garage: Kxzras~.n.cmue re’apes annanaoovegrounapool:,25%./~, ea~4"l~droo~, [screens,_scroened m porch. M’ ana.rous, |ancea in rear yard~ I[ oown payment to quaufleai ~" h-w"as];er~ [ ~ssumeo,,~ mortgage. $48,500. I ~N.J. MANN[Realtylne. | wdhen_hng..area:formaJ almng | ~dr.ooms, l I/2 b~th end unit I offers 2 additional bedrooms, I .r ...... a ho~l~’~,~: ~" I I " Realtors 201-297-2516l r.oom,.z ~.unl usms,;s .generousI townnansein QuadI of TwinI Full basement,one car I ~at~" J,~,L;.;,,,:.,%’=,~7.=,~,’.,. l wasner, uryer, and i ooyer, l ~~’~c~a~ I Owner, 201-291-8213. 12/5 I DIRECTIONS:Take HighwayI .smoo vanrooms, mmnyroom, l Rivers Vacant and ready for I garage. Somewall to wall I m ’~’,,;~’~’~’L’:"~L ="~. e=:tos~. I refrigeralor. Just reducedto I l ~~. ml ~~ ace’ $42,900. 641,500 / 27 : to Kendall Park traffic [ mundr7 ,room,..2. car garage, ] quick occupancy. I carpeting included. Con- I ~an~v=’ShY°l~nS’nn~WeP~ I I / ~ ...... I ~uSSMO0R..=_ Hudsonmodel / hght.TurnwestonBunkerHill / cemra~a~rconnmomng. / I venlentlocatian $3505000 i ~on~ni~nt’"to-sh-oD’in.7~a~3 I I BROOKTREERANCH - on[ ...... i.co-op., z.oarm., secmge~ ’g’b6p~g~e¯ges’ , Raad~g°tPaSstecB°u~nkerH~l~Gnin[/PRESTIGECOLONI $?’9°°14BE’DRO0$3MP’~00pLIT" °n a I Im°dsrnh’ghway’~P" I i I;~a~alr~ right SunsetAve Gori htand . . .A.~ -- greet street in exce ent BEAUTIFUL SMALLER foyer, mrge livmg room, gut block, House on ri~t hand / Penn View Heights. Kitchen/]ocatian. Nicely landscaped I HOME:This custom built I~TaTPtV ~71~0 ...... ALLENTOWNCOLONIAL -I dining room 3bedrooms 11/2/ [] I."~!t.~!l ~ I ~ I 1 corner. 11/14 l wn.n eaung,.area, rormmlana in very good condition ] rancher ]s located on a dead I ~" ~..’^,~’2"--";~’L".? " "’"; I Love|y 1 year old Colonial I baths basement with rec[ ..~ e~z~e~l..L . ~ I Top ~nr.s.Pm~ mlormauon

.i.r’[g . , ’Y/BROOKTREE’RANCH- on I Excellent for small family r Itvnicai Colonial .... I..l ’,o . ." ’ __. i - if’ho I . ~ ge. Suehqualityi o , paneed family mom,I ~ving /oom,andl~l ;ff[ce ¯’ " " 11/~ / se I-cmamngoven.~ooarooms./room w m nrepmce - open ~me* ~-1---I ~..,4 ...... ~ ,m ~ retiredcounle $42900 ~ -~.. -’ ...... ~ extras as central air con- [ basement ana attached/ .mmngroom, .u_ltra_-modern - ’ I prounto own. I ditioning, quality earpetimz | garage Quick occnpancy/ k~paneledfamilyroom~3[I / basement,. 2. car .garage, / beamed ceiling - redwood/acre~l~o[’=~.-~al’ur’~’,~%~an£r’~;~. I .... l mncan ya.ru.wxth patio: many I [~unehng-wet,bar- used brick ] foyer iarge livrn~ room /T W I N R I V E R S I $49500 I patio gas grill and muc~ I available. / [generous .b.edrooms, 11/21 l ex~r.as.. !nEt;. cemra~._ air- l !four, launory_ room, 4 ] dinin~ room, 3 bedro6"ms, 11/2 [ TOWNHOUSE:You have all I COUNTRYCnLnMzaL’ " I more. Top value with con- I / [Ux~aths, .~arage and I / ~°_a,a~[L°n~.ng=~rmenat~’aa,.~,Y:iveurooms,..21/2 oaths, 2 car |baths basement with rec / the comforts with living room, I Alumi.h,~ ":~’-"%.,; | ventmnal or V,A. financing I $53,900 / °asst.. 57 ,%....m.0r.tgagel ...... n/zt ] garage, mu ansement nestled / room and attached garage ] d n ng room kitchen with I l ~~.n, / ~-~z-~a~u. "’,~N’~ Y’..’?=" ="~ I available $46900 i PLUSH COLONIAL- Offer ngi ~e:d buyer. I }w.~ ,~vr.~, 3 br 21/2 / lm theHarbeurtan Hi’Is an 3 ’ / family area [hreebedrooms Isurro~n.a~us~Ym~~ta~roSa°~ I ’ I owmaintenance for the busy| $36,900. " " Ipath.t.ownhouse endunit, a/c I PHYSICIANS HOME -2 l/2|beautifulacresofland$82500 ...... 12-I12 baths’in|shed famil~ i ~ _ . _ ye I HANDSOMERANCH -- l executiveand amodelhomel ...... Inumdfer,gas grill, central ...... , I " ’ TUWN nuus$s I ...... _,.2_ ...... ,..._,,._ ! a~ou roomsLarge manern I Lovet, 1/2 a,’r,, ~o r, .... story VlCtorlan. z manlcal ~uumIll U~UIIIUIILW/W~l[l tO k[tc’he ’ ...... ~ ...,,.~ I interior. f~r the’ . w lfe Ence ran DUTCHCOLONIAL . -- for vac., many other extras.. / suitesongrennd,ooryielding/READYTO OCCUPY -- New VETE"-N ...... l wallcarpeting and paneling I ...... nL.~ll{2.ba.t~s:_2_ca~ I Ibis excellent ranch home. I foyerw,ih half’bath,largol~’u’r~ma~n~I~~~erTJ:rl~’r,cedtoAe]!~:~O. / $6ooogross annual re’oral. 2nd / at.tractive bi-level. Kitchen Avaffa~l~l~/.’.~o?,,~’=’.~’}~f~./ central a,r conditioning. Man~I ~:S’~?’~1~2:~:,ff#t~:~’:,~~.~:.:.:..o,. / Features/with brick include freplace I ring roomformalI living i formalroom with dining flrephicd, room wth/ | ~al.lanceo~design~ q u~ty andso~d- I ...... =/ floor".... medernant r.’.4rooms 2iwRn’ tdinin"room eatng area famformal v~’oom "-...4or wnn¯ ~"’~"-~only a ...... gown’i.==*"~extras included’ Easyv f. oomr,’*~ .".’~.’~"<" Inrst mortgage ...... You’lllove t /dnn,I I’flnt~rn~sl;n~b|fnhnn I sldna ,los oaths, lar e living room, s , , ~ ¯ :~3900 / mining...... to P~ew .or. ~n . ." ¯ o, ...... ~.~.,~,,, o ~ s doors, ultra and convenences" .. Ths 1 modern kitc~an, dining room, / 5 bedrooms,.l 1/2 ~aths, 1 car pay.m.en~kThis.~ay..b~._Y.°~..las!/ Assumable 7-1/2% mortgage ] Whyno t.le! us.introduce you to ]lovely family room with ] modern kitchen with breakfast’] ~SbedrTooh~] : / lanndi:y attic suitable for | garage, mcated within ~’l~]s’exc~,~’~,~’~’t~,,~ ] to.a qualified buyer V A - ] a oeauumliumre. [ beamedce ng. 3 bedrooms, 3- [ nook, 4 good s zed bedrooms] ho.me w!’th an. ab~denceof] TWOSTORY- Colonial w th / studio ~pt. 2 car garage /winking distance of stores, - ..: .... .:re...... -" "’:~ ~ F H A a~ralsed¯ ’ ’ ’ ! 1 t/2 baths, full basement at- [ (master suite with bath), ! ~uding fireplace, I front hall, living room, dining ] . Furnishings available - 18th ]churches, schools, $52,500 ~°~eem~a,2~y~m, 11./2 ] 64’2,~.v~. [ ...... S65j500 ...... ]tacbed garage. All this ’plus [ central vacuum,central air ] burg.l..ar alarm "sysen~, air’] room, family room, powder / cent Empire Victorian / ,~,~ua.~L~,,,..=.,t,_~owananseu¯ ut~.wm ~.tvu[a.vacant l m / m~a~.~’~c’~°ow~u.J~ocr"va~a / r~,~,~,vu~,L~,~a~m~ - ]central air, carpeting and ] ful basement, all appliances] conditi.oners,.2ca_r-garageandlmoreIs flnd of a ]Iretlme kroom, tchen, aunury hobby room, redwoodest-in I[ "v vnone"~"’ ur~ ¯ L~rossman~ ’, ~t-:~a-’" _. ] PENNINGTONBOROUGH and ready for quick oc- / ...... a,~u~"~ an~, w,,a~ a ~aud.ul .nine. ¯ muchm-ro...... d,,t=~dm..s n ~nlus carpeting thronghout, lilts l PENNINGTONCOLONIAL- / L~kenew condihon 3/,t acres / valueate49 Ban ] Mercerville location and ord deck 2nd floor 4 bedrooms2 /3646. cupency. | nniet°nvrr"~:residentialUUngalOWareaonnice [ .0 - treesln f and’..shrubs. 3 |" "’ "~’ / $56,500 [ ~-"~YI ~-all ’baths. Attached’ garage." MedernkItchen /~ize 1ol Downstairs offers / neorooms; z,.natn, s .z car/QUALITYCOLONIAL -- / / ...... " " I Wthin walking dxatance --/ ~ / ; -roomformaldinin~ lvin-’ room wit~ ...... ,~ ~r.,urtuu~v~ -- vacant ann ~... ’ .... /garage "~ouh roa ynave tO i Excellent 112 acre InP~tlnn / HICKORYACRE SPLIT /1~~~~~,%111~; .... ’ ¯ ’ s read f r i living roomw/new walt to wml se~ the’. inside of lhm...... hometo / near Kreps school in East [ Featuring 8 lare rooms2 I/2 J" beA yours BIT OFIn . thisPARADISE .ele ant"-- Can3 $52000. schools 609-799-1765 and RR¯ for¯ station a t ¯ /_...... !hreplaceden laundry room 1 - ,. Yo q,u ck occupancy.. / carne~~" kitrh,n ,,/ ...... ~,. / I’) ~.,~t.~L’~.~2~anr°~aa 1/2 bat’hs ’ 4 bedroom’s, ~,~ro~ted,,alrcon~t~ane.o,/tops a~d ...... bar~l’g dini’n~," area’~2 [fell toe warmth of a home. /Windsor Township. Thislarge / balhs, basement,g attached] ~=-s’t’on~ I PP11/28 1.’.=’v~Y’~’"P .... ’tYY ...... /overszed 1 car garage ...... a~l~na=~,-~,;~,en °Vseur~a~l~gr~lro°em .;-rs= ,wins /bedroomsan~bath/upstairs. Full’~herei~a basement. I~ One / .... room, lorm.m ,qming room, / large bedroom" w/sew|n- area / ~lt,,~m~. Iland lovely Colonial home/ garage entry foyer plush/ra~_ .of .~tooo’anc/ brick ~vmuntams..Large n~.ng room /situate on a beautiful and’- " ’ " / features living roomwith / carpet ~g, central air’and an / with 2 fni_l baths, a gigantic I -- / d /p!c!ure window, formal .oversizedlot.Manyex’trasend/pa~ fumily.roorn-:.vith l~V~na~°SdimUnrnm~o~reP~tCe~ |scapedlolwithmaturetrves. ¯ / I ~,a $57900 M~l,,~h .... ~,,o.S~. lcargarage Aluminum siding /~ldinm[~ Handsome modern / ~mprovements. | built-in bar, apictare beokl .s. = ~ ’1-_ f. ~ ~,, lk,.h-, ...... ~ h~ ....., ...... ~ / ~"~ ’ ~tchene ’ " modern " ’ UId~l/ [bath Uustairscanbeflnished |,~nw~ .~.R ...... ~40500|$29750 /~l~/elhPi , /.atLn. lovely paneled / ~ /modern,eat-.in .kitchen, I /00 Late lU ] -- _ %.: . . _ ,..:...... - ~urgv " , ¯ ! / R I! ¯m ¯ ¯ ¯Im I N /~aml,y room wim firepmce, 4 / - ,- / flrepI.a.ce,.base-_ment, 2 patios, I /o~amCne~id~re~a~,g~ |kitcban, formal dining room; 4BED...... /SALE OR RENTAL’ Near /t w= mm¯l~,m=,lmc ]large bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths |~/exqU.i.site. landscaping. Anl 1 ..... ~,. _ ’-~ /munary room 1 t/2 baths 3 .. auu~wp--~ameyo.Lu:1TurnnikeExit 55006’n ft of L-L-----=~:~,v,.~,~ ...... fulI basement and 2 ca~ i :’ " 1 ex~urnelorpiiva’cyandl neat, a lovely wooounacres bedrooms o~ers~zed I ~ar unaneing on this 1t/2 ear om ~ " ’1 .... ¯ .. , ~ ¯ ¯ /vegetable garden and small/garage ’plus a separate "B Model Town l~ouse." /Swl~%~ntc.inedn%ab~°a~rk~tldir’eng~ gac~a~e’Ot;ne~’rq[]alilyfe~v%~ s /AKIIIllm" mini , enterta’ming.$59,000. - I ORIENTALRUOS Assumable mortga e VA I orchard.... $63 500 I.’[~uddingfor yshop,workhobb ...... ~#’ . "Iroom facilities Additional .... ipatio, largeentrane~ foyer Y In WI=IUI~L N F0~ESTOAKRANCHER--ISetUeImporters Estate sno ~..~.rn~arconvem,enainnancm ...... ,._., ...... I laundry roomand muchmore’ ¯ /.,.,~,a~,,~,,~ ,..,.~=..,^, ~ .... / p or artst stuuio. This ~ |metalbuildingwi’th3100~ ft .... / . . .A.l..mo.st.ane acre of woodedlma[[nfcent collection fine / ~?’~’%~’~ -- ...... h Pr°.perty,9~lprs.(own ’living at ~,~’,~. ~?~?~22~o ,~,,me~ / is on property and is’pres~ritly i Topvalue at $34,900. " / " ~ ". : ¯ ," ~rms a_ perf~t setting I quality. Rare Antiques,’new & / ..... ,. ,~,ouu. Its vest.’ ’ $46500 ,,-!=,. f?u,,,= .==-o-rooms,~ / rented Lot size is 200 x 165 "; ...... : ...... I l~’t;~;F4t|ll ~a l~ick anc[ I u-sed n .perfect cond tion 1 ...... ~. :’:’hedr. .... ~/z nares, centrm air. ann |Callferfurtherinformation ’ LAWRENCEVILLE -- QUALITYSPLIT-Excellant /~ fr.a.me3~dr-pum,-2bathhomel P-ors|an, ~ Chinese, India,’

RTE.130 EAST I~INDSOR / l~orothyLn~;nfe]d609395089~ | I ~/businesses This may just be P ..... $’ .... di{~ioning and lovely slat;/ ..... ’. ¯ , ¯ ’ ’ $790 1 ; ...... ] [. ~,n.M~~na~=~:’~~ ...... 1 1 448.’6200"~q-o~:ut~. 1.lh~,.....~;;.;,vv ...... n.XU~,i~ealtor, 609-896-I010 If foyer. , Outslandingvalue at ~ AMW~:L,].,-- 118 acres, , 7 MICASCHIST & ALUMINLqVl.AntiqueKerman 17x11 $950 ’ ~ " ~ : ...... :~=,,=.~t’~"~ ~.~..~=~ " no answerca Mr. Fleming$56500 ° [ - IINCOME PRODUCER -- ¯ ; waltin~for , , . 11/2, o 1Colonial./rooms2 $67500. i/2 bathsDutch -- Impresswecustom bmlt 6 KermanBeige & B ue 13x26, 1 I Duplexw th 3 apartments on ° ’ 609-896-0507 year old colon a with 6 Shah Abbas 14x10, Aqua [ i I Atterbury Ave. Priced for ...... I~or MORTGAGEMONEY 1HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP -- enormous bedrooms 21/2 Chinese~15x20, 9x12, 24x12, i ~ I immediatesale. $12500 I ff.~N.’J.’AL~A.VAILABL~: Uall AVAILABLE!" [Custom. ranch 7 rooms, 2 "extravagant baths, 2 family etc.. Nmrs5x8, 7x4, etc. Many --~ ~ ..... I . ~ "" /baths snaaea mr.t Assumable others, no dea ers, by ep- ~rickWISE 2 INVESTMENT- Al Stopin or cl[[I for | frH ¢opvof 0% mortgage if qualified. [ooon]s’e aces, aoth an ultrawith massivemodern pointment Phone (609) 399- ’~’’" COUNTRYPLACE Bucks I storywith2 apart- BUCKS CO. -- Celonia|4 I ou¢"prdm.Hom~’B¢~h ...... PROFESSIONAL ’ withdouble 30" wall I ~oonlvnla~l~r.rl .,.n. r~.m ’ !~co~..e~ 1557,=. kitchen 9776or (6091 398-4967. lhouse~on"iF~]~s’rofl~n~a~r~’~I menlO,o? South Broad St bdrm.21/2bath2t/2acresofl LEONARD VAN HISE ~e~r~"~o}~’~l~i~s~r~oW"~’~II’="~ ISTOCKTON-- Oldercolonial ovensin 35’ of cabinets in- lllr~ i,rgebed;~um~T/T~’tE’1~ W~¢hMo~A,~’,,~=i,g r,~’I exe.~.]Lan.t~°nditi.°."..F.~nanelng ,i I t;ompmte~yrenovated and in nnwoous/stream/spaciousq uiel.cul-de-sac lawn I adds [ ,,~v ...... n~,,,~,a ,.,;~ ,4~..,^ _^ ~," []~ " " /mod_~rn/with 10 rooms,detached including garage, new evercorporating dreamed everythingyou’veor..Privat.e. --- ava Eaci&~;’a~ch"e~’~°P~"gt~ gr0anus ma~ are trmv a wen [x25w0odbeam’~livin~r~m I aoe[oqua zooanyer, coumr7 emgance to this I 160Stuck|ouSt. Hishtstown NJ ennu~h fur hnm~~nd nrt;~o RICIIARDSONREALTORSl~ ; [with opposite wall ...... fireplaces / o$42,900 canvemant...... suburban Iocat!on ] 448-42S0 eentrallv~ located...... on acr~ Rt. 130JustNorthof 1W.AMWELL--(NewLmtmg) gr oome.dtr.e.edpark.Yourow.nWAI land built-in bnnk~h~lw~ "/ Close to vest scnoomcountry I ~,,,o, f~ ~ ^~...^n oa TheOdYorkelnn z story stone & frame 9 estate in Hopewe|l Township wan[e~ .TRESS/WAITER tu a.m. - 3 pro.-- /cenler hall 15 x 20 cus*~ / BUYLAND: club, etc Hckory paneled 25’ | ¯ emngsCall Convanientlvclos~ In ~rhnnl~" rooms 2 baths 3 acres active for $85000.. 11/14 T~.esday-Fnday Good"tips ldes,nedki|~he, ~o,|o,~:,~,| TllEYDON’TMAKEIT livngrmhasstoneflreniaee 21 I~ ~;. ~=.=.--=.=.--W;-:~’ 4~8.sooo trout~tream ~2000 ’ ~ redame, apply in ~rson only’ ,, .~ ., -~v.~,~ ""’| ,,,-.,, o,,~vv,,,s o,==¯ ,r ~e ’ ’ ’ no phone calls. The Grotto’ co un t ertop. range, d~sh-- ANYMORE walls bookcases/cain, ’nets ’I¯ . .. ¯ . I~ Box 02415, c/o Princeton . EWING-- Jacohs Crenk Rd. ~ ~ washer, Jennalre grill; tSx26 I...... Pone.led den and formal dn. I R. Van Hlse l_~ 448-6042 Packet ~.WmdsorTownshipHigh[sow~ Freneh Tudor, t0 rooms, 3 l~Vmm I .... Restaurant, 18 Wltherspoon" wood beamed family room [ t,.~ wennea acres m w. rm. onto nave glass ooors to I E Turp ~^u~,, 448-215t o.aths~ 2 powderrooms 2stone ~ ~ ~., t’rmcetan. 11/14 25~sanroom..~r!ghtkR¢_han|MelvnHKreps ~ 448-0537 ------=- fireplaces. Very unusual. wth massive colonial]~rmn~e~lel~vp’~xcelmntroad ’~z~Afflmlll~,mm. ~. f~replace, 16x20formaldunng[L.ta~. ...._ anamasterunrmootnl8’..Ful.l| TWIN RIVERS--Super 4 TREEDBORDE~I=.... ’~" $140,0{}0. . ;Wllnllmm ln. 1 ~,.

q ’; g P " g g FRAMESPLIT with 8.rooms ’ P areahome Da s 6092 ~~ ou~, gas grdl, no-waxkitchen ’ Red wit~ grey interor two privacy m a heavily wooded iv 900’ of frontage ..... ¯ y , 9- 1-8550, COUNTRYtlOMEalmost 3500 4 bef]rnnrn~ , ~*’o I.~,.~ W. AMWELL-- California ,.aal~ ~ ^~ ~ ^u~" ~, ; area. Completewith pond and / $3000peracre u. ~mer, eves 215-348-8419. sq. ft. of colonial living space floor, ceramic floor foyer & ,,o,~,"f~;~"~&.¢.,.~’~ ~,"°’ ranch. 11/2 acres. 7 rooms,2 ~gZ~,~ ...... ,~,y" =w-..... 11128 babbling brooks. Descriptive i ’ with 4 fireplacus, 4 bedrooms, muchmore. Hurry! This Won’t ~,ro~ ~o,1~- w,.~ ’~¢.~?0~ baths, stone fireplace, 2 car brochure sent on request. 11.8 acres, West AmwellTwp 3 stairways, 2-1/2 baths, wide last. 609-443-1886. ~- ’ ~’~, grage plus workshop.$59,900, i . Scenic,trees, with stream. pine floor boards, open beam LOW TRAFFICSTREET four ! MAKEFIELD REAL $13,500. ceilings, and2 zoneheat. Barn bedroomhome with panelled ESTATE HILLSBORO’In, VP. -- brand with g~irages, shop and ~;ASTWINDSOR. 3 bdrm. Cape ~~P~ao~Lm~m~Ls~,V~rLLt~s~c~rh’~cD~oni~lN~cN~oodedlC.~°~ RuOtDooMrA~work nSoUrVxeYri~ertcY ! CO.INC. ¯ Van HiscRealty new listing near Hopewell. floored 2nd story. This newly Cod. a housewith charm. Pine familyroom, 1 1/2baths I car ~’~a ~ " " bedrooms 2 1/2 baths air| necessary. Rimmey&Veghte wood adds wormth Brick garage, immediate conditioned, Anderso~in-I Assoc. Inc. 201-628-3535.11/28 Morrisville,Pa.215-295-1111 lteullar Pennington..N.J. Goodneighborhood, 1 1/2 acre renovated home centrally fireplace, x.lg. cedar closet. possesslon. EWING’ 7 room s-lit ’1 1/2 MnitipleListing Realtor lot, well-landscaped, large located on 2-1/2 acres is only garage1/2 acre, fencedin yd. For $46,900 baths E~el~-a ~-,=~ ;% ~^ sul’atedwindows,maintenance I Tel.(609) 737.36 I$ gardenarea. Houseis 5 rooms minutes from Flemington. free exterior all appliances [ I1/14 saleby ownor- $38,00O.Call 609- BRICK AND FRAMEhome WT;’;’"~%%~" ~"~" ~,,,~u. 609)883.7110 conipletely remodeledin ex- Financing available In 44s-4043. with large foyer, 4 bedrooms;2 s,-mv~w~Ubo-- 5 ~=aroom, near schanls~ Builder uskin~l I cellent condition. Three qualified buyer. Corporate ~,o0~r’~Cal~lse.~ngs20113~2~I!HmmOeI&R2/~rDIr~EnC~isO~anda~:~ ~ 1/2 baths, panelled family ag!!i~.~0~2~rca~egar~aePel bedrooms,automatic kitchen, owned and priced to sell room, well landscaped, $47900 full’bath, hot water heat, $79500. 201-725-4122 or .... i . . 1-329-6309or 201.297- newwork shop 14 by t7 plus, 2 even ngs and weekends201- LAWRENCE ~ 4 bedroom NATURALBEAUTY ] 3000. 11/28 2 i FAMILY- in excellent TWOFAMILY on a country cape.Finished basement, t6x "Surroundedby attractivel condition. Lower level; 2 other out Pull-dings.Excellent ’236-661}7, CHARMINGone bedroom, 1 acre with 12 rooms total 32 pool,$36,500. bedroomapt. rents for $195. water supply. A lovely 1/2 bath horde. NewHope, Pa. i There are two baths, i landscaping and trees, this ] ’ Upstairs 3 bedroom main retirement home. Taxes are $36,000.Ca11215-862-2092 or 609- ]fOPEWELL -- Township. ? [ grey rancher with white trim ] __ basement,2 porches, $54,900 roomColonialon2acres, hriek andwhite Dutch storm door IRELIABLEHousesitter unit very attractive with surprisingly low. A real buy 448-3994. ’IF fireplace, 2 car garage¯ I Iestures side to side front [Local references ReD-Box carpeting and modernized MT..VIEW RANCHER - for $56,500. PRIME INVESTMENTS - situatedona welllandscaped NEW CONSTRUCTION $68,600. tin. Welcomeinto the en- ¯ ¯ kitchen. Detached 2 car lotin a finequiet area of Route 1 Lawrence Twp. Row , colonial with 4 bedrooms,21/2 i HOPEWELLBOROUGH -- 4 [ ~ralnce foyer and extra large /#02428c/o Princeton ~cket garage. $43,500. OSCAR WOLFE REALTOR ot stores including modern baths fireplace Jn family ’ 11/2.8 EwingTwp. TSis brick and 609-397-2138 five room apt. above. Prce bedroom ¯ Cape, heated I I!v.ing room. Step saving frame home features 4 room, full basement, 2 carl easement, 2"car garage, 400’ I usmxekitchen that mother CRANBURY "TOWNSHIP -- 11/7 negotiable, Private sale For garage. this charming2 bedroomcape bedrvems,2I/2 baths, living details call 609-393-4074. HIGHTSTOWN-- 14 home deeplot. $49900 I would love, "with separate ’ stymwith expansionattic; has roomwith fireplace dining development.Large hi-levels $59,9oo] ’ ’ dining area. 3 delightful ’ ART andfamily rooms, laundry, COUNTRYFOUR BEDROOM[ a fireplace, formal dining with eat-in kitchan living on 11/2 acres with 21/2 baths, I ~.,~J~,~-- bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, and DeslgnandMechanlcaIPro. room, full basement and basemant~and 2 cargarage. room dining room, family " " finished basement with bar. Rusyend growing ad agency detached2 car garage.$39,500. Centralmr fire and secur|ty roomwith shding glass doors finished basement,¯ panelled l ., ~ ~" ¯ ,~ . . Many extras included, in Flemington needs ex- alarms.Fne homefor young lo patio, 4 bedroomsand two family_ room, fireplace, I ...... ~" Located in very fine Ewing EAST WINDSOR -- centralair, patio. perienced Pro. for.freelance 2 BEDROOM-- I’m on a main exec;Call for details. REDUCED$2000 FORQUICK MANVil.LE fulI baths utility room and $~,9~. I .~J[Imllll~,lmll t area. Call to inspect Priced assstance in layout, desgn roadbut I still offer seclusion SALE-- 11/2 yr..old, 71/2 Beautiful!No. But.., garage on large lots, COLONIALDESIGN on 1.6 ;l~l[l=lllll=l~ right, $27500. and aste up of sales and privacy.on .a 4 wooded W. S. BORDEN room rambling ranch on 1/2 Surroundedby farm|and, 20% L" Ill lll~llln. ’ nromo~ionmaterial, Call S. acres plus a ramify’roomwith MultipleListing Broker down, Oliver Reality of acres with slate foyer, library LOMBARDO acre. Grand entrance foy_er Wheroelse can you find a nice off front to back hving room, ~eskoffat 201-782-7688orafter bar, Makean offer. REALTOR with Solarium tile divides 3 bedroomhome for $31,900! Princeton509-924-7777. 11/2]. fireplace in panelled family REALTORS 7 p.m., 609-448-7342. 11/28 609-883-1900 oversized living room and Ideal for a "fix-it-up-yourself" room, covered porch, 4 RENTALS dining roomfrom beautifully family & only ’a low down 609-882-7269 509-~8-140~ Weekends/Eves.(~09)882-0~14 paneled rec, room and large payment, Featuring [ormm ~t I bedrooms, 21/2is a fullbaths, basement, There 2 car 3 bedroomRanch $260 11/14 eat-in kitchen. Solariumfife, dining room, full basement,2 family for a very responsthle ] garage, Imveddrive.$98,000 R,L.HUNTINC. i La~VR~r,~,vnw~SlllP Large 3 bedroom Ranch, 2 custom cabinets~: 22 eu,ft. ear garage, lot 50 x 100. Call price. Welldecorated 10 roomI BUILDER . baths, dining room,fireplace,. Among refrigRreezer, Colonial home in.quiet well l UNIQUECONTEMPORARY NewDutch Colonial with ~’iew.I ":IC0LD" SOIL...... ROAD - Newly 2 LOVEABLEwell trained ~,~, ¯ 2 car garage, $350. ¯ ~ Westinghousewasher & dryer, MEADOWREALTY established neighborhood l with state foyer, fireplace in . ponies, one Welsh and one LAW.RENC.EVI_LLE- ~om’oo self-cleaning Calorie ’ double (20t) 725-2136" 4 bedrooms, 21/2 baths ,kit- ¯ constructed 2 story colonial on 3 bedroomRanch, $,30o, #’,re¯ Niceomer ~-room z-story surrounded with very large [ living room, dining room with chert, dinette.den comblnatmn a~re lot central air Pinto, with one English and oven Thermal none slidin~ 11/21 trees. Five minutes from train I access to covered porch, with fireplace Livi [11/2.. ~ one Westernsaddle and tack, Office space available. . homein Village on tree llned drm.’~^,,~,,,~,,~,=~ ,~^ M~~g station for commutersand l panelled room off ldtchen, ¯ mum conditioning,4 bedrooms 2- Sleepingroom available. ki’tc’hen.’3"’l’ar’ge-’l~m’~"[n twenty-five minutes from I fireplace in master bedroom hdLnLnmgmronto,‘ po;~.~.~uli [1/2 baths, paneled recreation JpaniousHave been.to 3.elstera,endt°gether asgUm-one ~ro~Lus~n~ !~oXl~5]~v~#l~ =,=-=e~. roomwith firopmee, 2 car I brother and thetr friends for 8 . ¯ " .... Iroar of housefor complete ¯Prineetan. Write ¢/o Prin-I and dressing room, 3 other $’/-8"~ ...... ----t=’~l~en|’h’f~"o ro°2.,~",~~2m.opt~e~l privacy. 21/2 baths, double eetanPacket, Box #02423 furl bedrooms, basement, central ~’ I ’ " ’ garage, basement, ;r ..... " ...... garage wall to wall carpet TOWNHOUSE-3bdrms, 21/2 informfition and appointment.,air, 2 car garage. $115,000 I years. Riddendally without a Me..mbe?of.~fu]tlp}e ousement, hot water heat,. throughout, storms &screens" baths in well established Quad ’ . I609-466-124811"14 [ FREDAuLETTA REALTY |growSinglebiggermiShaP’andSinceponieschildrendo not bmting~erviee I ’ 11/281 11/14 37 N, MainS[,, Cranbury z-car garage. ~mmen~a~elcentral air conditioned, nicely I. Finishe.d. basement."Many ~ "’ ¯ ~ Realtor . ~p.~(~s~on. $45~000,H:_ B. landscaped¯ Reduced¯$54,900. extras.VA approvenor, I 609.883-5522[ Patches and Brownie nena 609-395.04,14 u , neal[o_r~-~,mm,a ICall for appointment 609-448- assumable.7 I/2% mortgage, l .3 BRMTOWNHOUSE -- Twin I !~ ] TWIN~UVERS "" ’2 bdrm[smallertogether.frlands.$125. ’ Shouldincludingbe no answer, can ~vw.fleming I 4140 Rivers .QuadI. NewCarpeting I 0 townhouse,can take over 7 I townhouse,Quad I,..5 ’ap-i saddles and tack. Call 609-7~7- E~;es. &wkends 395-12.58 11/28 O’’------KH.q~L ’ :t/2% mtg. lyr. old, many Ipliances w/w carpeting [ 1460. 799-830i,or4484857 609-896-0507. $40.,000.609-446-5413. througnout, Immediate oc-I .11/28 I " I cupaney.$38,900, 609-449-5972¯ [ , ’ " ~extras..By appointment- :609-central a/c/ $33 000. Call. 609- .....::, :.: .=:: ;.~i ~o":: i!~/::. :.. ,.:. ’,.::::~:::;~:i;-::. "":.~’~...... ,.~:"...... ,:,.’.: ...... ;,.: :. ", , ..... ".,.,::::,,.,,-..::.,~::,., .i.. ,12-B ’THURSDAY,NOVEMBER 15, 1973 " train TooLate To Classify Too Late To Classify Too.Late To Classify exh,bitionMo_e.dl WESTWINDSOR Twp. Police I TIRES-- ~ tires, H78 X 1S W. WINDSOR-- Wanted, ROCKYHILL - Christmas uepartment is nowaccepting [ belted white wall tire.s -- residentialbullding lot ln "rwp. will comethree weeksearly applications for examination Imounted and balances on already sub-divided for here. That is whenthe Pacific TooLate To Classify Too Late .To Classify [gr.the po. sition of patrolmanI G.M.wheels -- used approx, construction of one family Southern Railway, one of the ~.a. resxaentsbetween 2t &36 3,000 miles, original equip- home. for my family, Will PaYworld’s largest ¯model years of age who are in- ment, best offer Tar all four. cashif reasonablypriced. Call ’67 MGMidget - $398.Call 609- terested in a law enloreement Call eves, 609-443-1716.11/28 212.979.3947aftarS:30p.m~i/28railroads will hold its Tenth ASSISTANT--tothe manager 466.2589or 609-466-2356after 6 career mayapply. Starting Annual Railroad Exh b tion with experiencein supervision p.m. 11/28 salary $9,600., ¯incentive plan for the benefit of charity. of personnel. Sales and ~ncldding college credits. The rall/’oad show. is warehousing of je~ ry, appl~, in parson at Police scheduled for Saturdays and housewarnsand gift ’as. i 7’ MEYERsnow plow &lift- Heaa0uarters, South Mill SECRETARYto chief of Fast growing c~ log i completerig tar Jeep. $250. Road,Dutch Neck, or call 608- police, Lawrence Twp. In- 18o0 CENTURYkitchen cabS: Sundays, Dec. 1, 2, and 8, 9, 11/28 teresting diversifed work. net, table, and chairs. All ac- with performancesevery hour showroombusiness. No onei 609-298-1125. 799-1222. 11/28 Light sfiorthand required. calls. Apply, Mr. DaCe orl counterments, downto the on the hour from noon until 5 Mr. Carr, TrentonDealers i 1966BUICK Roadmnsier -- 4 REPAIRER-- To work In Bookkeeping experience sugar and flour scoops. $275. p;m. Special limited ad- xchange,1475 Prospect St., ~ doora collectors item. Full maintenance. shop. Ex- helpful but not necessary. 609-896-1532after 6p.m. 11/14 mission reserve showswill ’IF paw’:r including 0-waypower Mustbe goodtypist. Call 609- also be given on beth Satur- Trenton. perlcncel~referred. 40 hour 896-1111. 11/28 seat and factory alr~ tinted weekCiwl Service Benflts, days at 9. tO andI1 a.m. -- glass 68000 orig. miles. In- paidvacation and sick time. terior is in nearnow condition, Pleasantsurroundings. Call . body very good chrome ex- Mr. BuddenTraining School MANVILLE-- 3 large fur- 1964 TEMPEST-- assod] cellent. 5 new tires including 2 ForBoys, Sk I/man609-466- 2200. 11/28 nished rooms. Heat and Federal pollution inspection Seat new r bber I mountedsnows. New5-yeur electric included. Yard and ideal for vou~g"driver,or a~l battery. Original invoice, all gardenarea. 251-722-1548. train ear.’l]est offer. ~ 1-359-] ownersmanual, and record 11/14 4326. ll/14J books available. Best offer. 9 ACRESCommercial -- 2 mS. I 201-297-4038,eves after 5 or so of Hightstownon Rt. 33, 400 programto h,t il weekends. 11/28 ft. frontage,corner lot, RR s d ng. Ca]l Burgers.opal.609: 4/18-2955. Mr. O’Donneli. TF 1311 PRINCETON AQUASPORTS A.H.BUGEYE Sprite -- 1960. drivers" pockets ’ -- Topeond. Classic, manyextra ..~ CERTIFIEDSCUBA parts,8 wheels, w/good ~~L; .l rubber, roll bar. Best offer, to use masstransit facilities. ’ GENTLEMAN’Sfarm estate. 608.443-5306. 11/28 by TomLederer Alternatively the moneycould INSTRUCTIONSN. of Rt.518 overlooking Staff Writer be used to f nonce a company BedensBrook Country Club. shuttle bus to transport SALESAND SERVICE Mainhouse and 4 cargarage, Picture the situation: you approx.2/3 acres. Part of 150 EXPERIENCEDmother -- drive 10 miles to work at a workerstoandfromthenearest AIRSTATION acreestate. Call 201-792-2308. will babysit in her home. Call large office building or bus or train station. II/14609.448-3085. 11/28 If any employer can come educationalinstitution. Today up with an alternate plan by 308 ALEXANO[RST. it maycost perhaps$1 if your PRINC[TON,H,J, 08540 RENTALS April 1 that will have an equal ’ 2 AQUA Chairsgraceful NESHANICArea: 4 rooms for car averages 10 miles to the 009.124.4240 matchedpair. Mowng. Call effect, the EPAwill accept it. rent. Adultsonly. Call 201-369-gallon. Deliberately ignoring the fee (.~ between4 p.m. & 10p.m. 609- 4238. 11/14 If you took Mercer Metro it 448-0815. 11/14 systemcouldresultina.$25,000 fine to employers. ELECTRICIAN-- To work in wouldalso cost a dollar plus HOUSESALE maintenance shop. Ex- perhaps a little moreif the The program, which state ¯ perience preferred. 40 hour STEADYbabysitter on wife drops you off at the bus DEPCommissioner Richard a widevariety of furniture nml furnishingsat bargain hour week Civil Service Saturday evenings, for 3 year stop. Sullivan terms "too corn- prices. t old and newboi’n infant. Must Benefits prod vacation, and live vicinity DutchNeck Rd. or Nowpicture the situation plicated," and "unen- s ck time. Pleasant forceabhi," will take effect EVERYTHINGMUST GO l surroundings. Call Mr. have owntransportation. 609- eight months from now: the 448-1678. 11/28 sametrip by ear wouldcost at unless Mr. Sullivan’s ownplan Saturday,Nov. 17 10 AM- 8 PM BuddenTraining School For to meet air quality standards Sunday,Nov. i 8 10 AM¯ 8 PM Boys,Skil man 609-466-2290. least $.1.50. If the price of goes throughpublic hearings 145 ConstitutionDrive regulargasolinehas risen only" to 55 cents, that is. Bybus, on and gets approval from the Princeton,N.J. state legislature and governor " GARAGESale -- 10-4 p.m WANTED-- People whoknow the other hand, the trip would by July 1. Coil609.924-4318 for directions or or lniormotlon. they have problems in living cost only a nominal sum or Sat.& Sun.Desk & chair,ches and w sh to do something eerbans be free ’ Amongthe elements oftrio ofdrawers, stereo cabinel ’ colorTV asis, dining table about them. A proven method. " " state proposal is a mandatory No fees. Investigate us. 609- Howcan this happen? The Circle Your Calendar for Friday largecorner table, many othe testing programfor pollution smallitems. Also side by. sid 924-0928. 11/28 federal Environmental controls on vehicles by Feb. 1. ref.35 3/4"with’ice makel Protection Agency has REALESTATE excellent$350. 237 Hamilton decided that states that have Anotherrequirement is that INV .ESTMENTSEMINAR Ave.,Princeton, N.J. 11/14 not yet begun their own all pre-1971 vehicles, up to Rover catches the big one :~: RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST.--"program to meet the national 10,000 pounds, must .have PRINCETON,NEW JERSEY Excellent opportunity for Clean Air Act standards must Place:Nassau Inn, PalmerSquare. additional "retrofit" pollution Asany well fed poochknows, meat comes from trucks. Andwith all the talk of shortages experienced receptionist anu adopta federal programin the control devices installed by skilled typist. South Brun- meantime. goingaround, rover wasn’t taking any chances on letting this.big oneget away.He held on ’,} Fridw~Nov. 16~1973 8:00 p.m. CLERKSStone -- 35 hour swick. Eckert & Gatarz, Ar- August, 1976. Thesecost from for dearlife until the driver tossedhim a free mealMonday onWitherspoon Street. week,Civil Service benefits, chitects,2ot-297-4200. 11/28 Under the program era- $2Oto $64 depending on the ¯ LandInvestments paidvacation, and sick time, device used. ¯ Depreciation& Leverage pleasantsurroundings. Call phiyersmust.chargeworkers a BattlefieldParkslated (Photo by Stuart Crump Jr.) Mr.Dilorio, Training School parking fee to use company Models from 1971 through ¯ MaximumUse of TaxShelter ForBoys, Skillman 609-466- lots. EPAhopes that workers. 1974 will require another ¯ How to Build an Estate 2200. will form car pools or use exhaust control device, an for Bicentennialfacelift ¯ How to Participate With Smaller ’70 VWBUS -- Excellent mass transportation as a oxidizing catalyst retrofit, Amounts of Money. conditioninside &out. 31 200 result, thus reducingthe level costing $125.$300.Installation If everythinggoes according the park to be ready for the GERMAN Shepherdpups,l mS., 4 newtires, call after 6:30 of photo-chemicaloxidants must be madeby May, 1977. ¯ to schedule, Princeton’s 1976Bicentennial and the 29Oth timfledPatllcipelion--Call for Reservalioes(609) 424-0900 AKC bredfor temperament&p.m.281-359-3289. 11/14 and carbon monoxide,the two historic battlefield will havea anni~’ersary of the Battle of Thisis anEducational funclion--Noihi~ Will Be Sold or Offered looks,6 wks. old. 201-545-9386. ""I pollutants for which motor Another element of the lot of newfacilities waitingfor .Princeton whichwas fought on Pmsenledby __ the anticipated Bicentennial Jan. 3, 1777. InvestmentDivision It/__ 81 ’66 OLDSTORNADO -- Ex- vehicles are most responsible, aC°ntr°versialprohibitionofPr°gramdeliverieswill bybe Highlights of the master 1971 HONDA350 oe, one l tourist influx. 2101Route 70 East gnsoline-fuuled trucks weigh- That’s the prediction of plancall for restoration of the CherryHill. N.J.08003 owner,good condition. $500 or I cellent running condition, The regulations apply bestoffer. 201-329.4589.11/14 I power everything, call after 6 whether an employe .ing morethan 6,000 poundsto ¯ Edward "Chat" D’Arms, Clarke House, a new visitor p.m.251-359-3287. 11/14 drives five blocks or 50 miles, commercial establishments president of the Princeton orientation center, and 424-0900 I and regardless of the employinglOor more persons AreaBattlefield Preservation building paths to MercerOak HOUSKEEPER -- Ex- availability of mass tran- betweenthe hours of 6 and n Society after they met Sunday, perienced.Sleep in or out.sportationfacilities, Nov. II, to approvethe first BoundBrook area. Excellent a.m., from May through warehouse ~ I pay.Call 201-722-5.300. II/14 The plan will take effect September. phase of a long-rangeplan. Officers and trustees of the A-I STOPIN FORCATALOG July t unless NewJersey IdentificationRequired adopts a plan offered by the Scheduledto take effect in society met at Bainbridge Tutoring state Department of En- May,1975, it is designed to Houseto receive preliminary 336Naw Brunswick Avenue reduce the level of early plans submitted by James M. Fords,N.J. 08863 HOUSEfor rent-- Hillsbero. 2 vironmental Protection to Service 442-6660 bedroomswith basement on l achieve national air quality morning photochemical Dickey,Media, Pa., historical oxidants during the critical archileet. Mr. Dickey has HadleyIndultrlal Plaza acre. $275per me.291-526-8382 standards by that time. ¯ All Subjects 3005Hadley Road, 01dg. H after 6 p.m. I 1/28 sprin’g and summermonths. been retained by the society SouthPlalnnald, N,J. 07080 Thefederal programapplies andthe state to developplans ¯ All Levels 753-5900 to all employnswho work at a Though the state and for the restoration of the alSO:New BrUnswick federal proposals do not apply 201- 247-3953 concern which has a parking battlefield andits conversion¯ & Somerville to the entire state they do rata¯ a planned tourist at- "OurStudio or k lot for 50 or morecars. If a your home,, worker drives tsworkalone he apply to the entire readership traction, , , TRINKINGof snowtires? For will be required to pay his area of the seven Packet sale,two Dunlops H78 X 15, newspapers. His first phaseplans call for whitewallstudded snow tires, employer the average local usedone season, $25 each. Also commercialparking fee plus Alreo:dy opposition is 2 FirestoneTown & Cotmtry,$1. (The daily Palmer Square building to the parkinglot fee Hansonpresents flexibility. J78X 15,whitewall studded Park &Shop rate is $2.10. plan. Rep. Joseph Midich, D- snowtires on rims $70 set N.J., said recently he would . Mor or less. approx. 3,500 miles wear. Call However, if an employe Congressional 609-8964)766after 3p.m. 11/28 drives to work with one request passengerhe will pay half the hearings on the federal fee that one drive wouldpay. proposal. Sen. Harrison If he brings two passengersr he Williams, D-N.J., and three other New Jersey WICKERset from the 2o’s. parksfor free. Congressmen, Matthew Love seat, .rocker, table The employer collects all Rinalda, James Howard, und lamps, chairs. Gray with old this moneyand redistributes it Frank Thompson, have also rose fabric trim. Lovingly to those employeswho choose criticized the plan.. preserved. Great for sun room,bedroom, or other. $350. 896.1532.After 6 p.m.11/14

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