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"eel.21. No. 46 Twosections, 30 pages Thursday,November 13, 1975 Phone:725-3300 Secondclasss postage paid in Princeton,N.J. 08540 $4.50/ycet 15 cents/copy Porro inquiry soug t

’~ The Franklin TownshipSewerage he waspaid outlandishfees for his work Mr. Porro was also paid another Eckardt will continue their in- Authorityhas suspendedits attorney, on the PhaseThree sewer bend,. $50,000for legal expensesconnected vcaligation into the attorney’s legal : Alfred Porto, and askedfor on in- with the authority so far this year, ac- workin Franklin,as they havebeen ! vestigationinto his activities as legal ACCORI)INGTOfigures released by cordingto the director, LarryGerber¯ doingfor sometime. counselto that authority¯ Mr. Koszkulios,the attorneyreceived Theattorney sent a letter to the In his letter tothe authority, Mr. ~/i+i Mr.Porro was also indictedlast weekover ~3,000for the PhaseThree ban- authority,assuring them that he wouldPorro said "no shame" would be by a BergenCounty grand jury which dine, a figurehe claimsis oneof the welcomethe investigationand denied broughttotheauthorRyasaresult,ofhts .: charged him with¯ conspiracy and highestever recordedfor a $5 million any wrongdoing both here and in legal representation. misconductin office¯He was accused of bondby the Institute for Analysisof BergenCounty¯ receivingmoney while he wasattorney PublicIssues in Princeton¯ Mr. Koszkultos said he and Mr. (See’PORRO,page 14-A) " ’ ’ "’" ...... to the East Rutherford Sewerage Authorityfrom some of the firms which underwrotethe authority’sbonds. ’ MONDAYNIGHT the Franklin authority suspendedMr. Porro and decidedto withholdhis paypending an Dem hits FTA impact investigation by SomersetCounty Prosecutor Stephen Champi. East ~’ Brunswickattorney Ella Schneiderwill by nrian Wand Mrs. Maklaryignored many expense, figures the municipalbudget has ac- act as the authority’,legal counselin ManagingEditor incurredby the organizationand said tually increased15.4 per cent between the meantime. that the real impactof the FTAon the the 1974and 1975 fiscal years. Mrs. Mr.Champi has said he will lookinto Franklin Township Democratic townhsiphas been"totally negativeand Maklaryresponded that inflation had the allegationsmade by the authority, MunicipalChairman Dennis Aucielin extravagantlyexpensive to the tax. reached 12 per cent over the same whichwere supposed toha mailedto the this weeklabeled a recentreport about payer." period. prosecutorthis week¯ the FranklinTaxpayers Association, Mrs.Maklary’s report, releasedtwo Mr. Porto has comeunder heavy released by CouncilwomanDorothy. weeksago at a councilmeeting, was a MIt. AUCIELLOASKED that, if the criticism lately fromCommissioners Maklary,as a "specious piece of responseto a questionraised by former FTAhad in fact savedthe township AlbertKoszkulics, George Eekardt and political propaganda." Republicancouncilman Leonard Viler, almost3.9 milliondollars, which he says CouncilmanJoseph Martian who claim Mr. Aucielinfurther chargedthat whohad asked her whatthe FTAhas is about70 per cent of this year’sbudget, actually savedthe townshipsince it whyhaven’t taxes decreased 70 percent started a fewyears ago. this year? Mrs. Maklarytold the News-Record TIlE FTA"IMPACT" on the town that herfigures showed that taxeshave had,according to her, (1) - savedthe in fact, beenlower the last three years taxpayersof the towncollectively, than they wouldhave been. if the $1,802,676;(2) - municipalspending Democratswere still in power. by over $1.5 million and supported The Democratchaeged that her schoolbudget cuts of over$500,000; (3) figures regardinglegal fees paid to reducedlegal expensespaid to townshiptownshipattorneys are misleading attorneysand (4) - "re-establishedthe becausethey do not reflect moneypaid principlesof citizens’rights and ethical to attorneysthat are not the township’s valuesin government¯"¯ legal counsel.Specifically, he pointed TheDemocratic chairman painted cut out threecases. that accordingto Mrs.Maklary’s own (SeeFTA, page 14-A)

’ Bondfate uncertain Dr.Joseph J. S’en+ec’aof Griggstownwasrecently ap- : professorbelieves that NewYork City’s’ financial ¯ pointedbY¯ Governor Brnedan Byrne to the state’s’ : . problomswillbefeltbyNewJerseytaxpayerstoo.. , ¯ Economicpolicy Council. Tt)e Rutgerscollage . (LindaAcasterphoto) Thedecision of whetherto provide raised new questions about the project Local economist warns some$75,000 by floating bend,for the Mondayngiht, claiminga $25,0~0grant constructionof a communitycenter for for the project fromthe RobertWood the Franklin HousingAuthority was Foundationdid not showup on the debated again Tuesdaynight by the paperssubmitted by the authorityto the Franklin TownshipCouncil but no council¯ decisionwas reached. HousingAuthority ChairmanLeon Theauthority needsthe moneyfrom Cohenproduced a newset of figuresat Default willhurt N.J. the townshipto qualifyfor a grantfrom the meeting,however, which he chimed the federal departmentof Housingand showedthe donation. "There is no UrbanDevelopment which will pay for problemor mysteryabout the money," hy PeggyRoeskc Frcund,Vice President of ihe NewYork slowlythan states witha lowerrata. mostof the estimated$428,000 cost to hesaid, "it’s all accountedfor," SpecialWriter StockExchange. Therefore,all economicproposals must buildthe buildingon Fuller Street. Mrs;Maklary also claimedshe hod TheEconomic Policy Councilmeets be examinedin the light of tbelreffects CouncilwomanDorothy Maklary informationthat showedthe authority "The consequences of NewYork withthe governorevery other month.on employment." had beenadvised last year that the City’sdefauR are alreadybeing felt In Thecouncil members also serve in an "Forexample, the EconomicPolicy townshiplegally couldnot float bondsNowJersey,"occordingtoDr.JesephJ,advisorycapacity of the Office of CouncilIs also now.stndy[ng a ’no Town wins for the projectand she wondered why Seneca,a Grlggstownresident whoIs EconomicPolicy, which provides growth’or ’limitedgrowth’ polley for theauthority pursued It anyway. chalrmannfthoEconomics Department economicinformation to both the the state. Whereasit has been Mr.Cohen responded that the coun- at RutgersCollege. governorand the state legislature, traditional fro’ states to encourage Reynolds cil’s latest investigation wasmore "NewYork will default without growth,some states suchas California extensiveand hadshowed information federalaid," Dr. Senecaasserts. "And TIlECOUNCIL will soonpresent its and Delawareare nowoontreliing the leadingto o conclusionthat the townshiptim fear ofdefault caused this state’s eighthannual reporl, Thereport will dircettonof their growth,throagh zoning voterstodefoatto four bendlssueslestinclude studies of long.range andouvlronmcntal regulations," appeal couldfloat the bends, week, TheNow York experience is mannfaeturingtrends in the state the CouncilmanRichard Messner com- eitherraising the cost of borrowingfor qualityof the NewJersey labor force, "ONEI)IIAWIIACI( of ’no growth’,"’ of The Franklin TownshipBoard pllOi~3dt~at "averytimewe look at the other states and municipalities,or andthoMt,Laurelhouslngdcclslon.Tho Dr. Senecacoatinuos, "is that It will Adjustment has been uphold in Igus f r tills projectthey dmngo, It makingIt impossible for them to bodyIs currentlyInvolved in studyinglikely hit low.Incomegroups the har- SomersetCounty Court on Its decisionto look. like somebodyhas beon Juggling borrow,orforcing n postponement,with migrationpattern, in tbestate a land dest,Moreevor It has heen argned that denyan application to build 242 con- themaround," theloss of hoodedservices." fill tax onsnlid waste and a revisionof youcan only Improve Ibe structnres of dom[nhlmson 2Oacres of land across CouncilmanJohn Cullon sharply ’ unemploymentcompensation taxes society whenyon have a growing tile street fromthe King,lames nursing criticizedIds followcouncil members ¯ I)ll, SENECA,32, wasappointed in whichwmlld ateeuragc employer,to economy,with a growingtax base, homoon EastonAvemle, for debatingthe Issue, Julyhy Governor Brendan Ilyrnc totbe hire moreworkers, , LImltad growth would also have Judge B, ThomasLcahy on Friday "Thenet resell of oil ridsquestioning three-mcmberEconom[cPolicyCounellRegardingthe ,taWs13 percent dontngraphleeffects -. II wealdcause ruledthat the zoningboard’s reasons for is that no actionIs taken,We’re not of NewJorsay. 1[o serves wlOi tester nnomplaymontrata, Dr, Senecapolnhi younglmopla to moveout, t11xlleave denyingtile applicationwore sound. actingIn goodfaith of thepnblle tlmt Chandler,Professor Emeritus of oat, "Weare worse Ihan the national Imhlndmore older Imoplo mid a lowered IMI,q*,fill,,, (SsoZONING, page I4,A) (SeaIIONI)3, page 14.A) PrincetonUniversity, and WilliamC, average,and we will recovermore hlrlhrlltO," Speakingaf hlxes,Professor Seneca favorsthe htcanlehlX, because it Is an Crowdedfields ? "ohlstlc" lax. AsIneemo goos up Smnllgamohuntlno saasml oponed Saturday In Naw Jorsoy, This illustration op- reVOnllesneroaso wt I anneento tax, poorodlnHarper’s Weakly In January,1877, It depictscrowded conditions In andthis Is notso wilh 11sates tax, NowJersey fields duringsmall game season, What clangors confront the Board okays conference $ "WhetherIt will comois a Im]ltlcal ,. Franklinhomeowner during huntln0 nansen? For a newsanalysl, of thatIssue, question,"he adds, ,aapage 3, hyIIrhulWood forencomust submit requests for ax. thing,nmko 111co social affairs," whoreIllllcrost Sehouiwas eloped after Dll, SENECAIS Iho anther of MmlngtagF+dltor mn~e,In advaneehi the Suporlntoudollt Boardmember lhrry Vanllouton awetormlllnhodbr,kon ln frontof the nuntcrotmjournal artlelus, papors and , of ~choolsDr, Edwin W, Crnndoll, t nleklydefended Ihopolicy and said Iio school,Two of lho schoolbuao, had i’caearellreports, and the c11.aalhor of Gun-spookeddeer Overthe ohJectlon, of SchoolBoard ’+wouldn’t wantthe peopleto ha droppedoff clllldrona hloekaway from twoImolm in 111, ,poelally .. an. molnhorAdolph Kntz the FranklinI)ll, KATZ(IIIJECTI,~I) Io the policy mlaloud"htlo hellovhlgIlmt the ,taft or Ihoschool heeanso of the con,truetlonvlr, nlnonlnloconolnles nad laM tmo IIourdaf ErlneatlonMonday night ap. heenusothere was no "npper limit" on schoolboard hero I, takingllherllos holegdone to theroad ond sellool of. I’Ogu]alloa,lie Is fondof dI~llsalngthe crashes through home proved11 travel /contoroneopolley the nmonntou, parson emdd tree from with h’nvol oxponae,,as hndboon flehlls Ihonaont tho ehlldronhomo MI,l,aarel decisionand tho WathmldZ whorohyhoard nlemher, and members thefnnd, 111thmlgh hewere qnlek Io pelntrecently nncovorodIn Ohl Bridge IhlnklngIhoy worownlkors booanao Act, beth of whirl1 nro Inoansof of the,chool atllff will hepaid In ad. outIhht 11ohas nat ,son nny olgn, of Tnwllflllp, Ihoyhad boon ,con walklllg Io the rognhlthtgland tree with o11vh’o,mnatal valleofal, expense,hlcurred from travel travelahu,o, ht l’rllnklln, "I considernllof our alllff pouploIo ha hulldhlg, oonsldorallolls. Thesmall.game Ilantlng ,oason the drapesfront the dbllngreal11 II tt I spelledSalts’day with n crashfor the hoetlnseihal’O was too nlnoh bloull In to afflelal fu,etlon,that will improve I dont know’l)f any guldalhleain’llfoaslolmloneugh not to abnsoIho Sono of the¢1111111’Ol didtot knowow "in x’osOl’vJngcos,tel wo[lalllla hi Kranazer,family of 0 MarionAve, Ihont,Sanlol+mtahtthoc,rpetworo,tlll IhoelieImlrtln11 of 111, Theheard 111aa o llraved111o ilp. doolalono mrl frol.n t11o~lalIy I,z o. In’Ohllh]y1tot i’1111 fur rooleotlonnext Illirhar11 I,’raltofllrt whoore idea np fat’ nleothtg,imlno parent, wore concerned x11nlnle111or Nancy II,,lreoll In t11o w11111oinoro lh11|notl e(inlmlln[II= Si1ol ~o111,1111hongh I1ohaZll’t tp111o mallO lip rooloetlmlhi IPlll)rnaryhave 11at crone obmltI)1o i!l,ll’]O!’l+ imlley for ollm.lnll Imzlllmlor oxeoullveP, oorolary 111 Iho cnlnnulnIIIoaoa11glvo ynil InnI’O mnble 111,nII1al yet, tn anyileelahnl i)11 their ealllIltIaoy, : AIIhlz mhltI mfah’ly eelnlnllled to SohuolIt1111rd cnlulhLatoa for L~1,allklhl ,OllOalltonl’ly~ w111eh Ihoy claim ilaZ asallohttoauporint~ndent of ~ohnah+, a)o11Hpneo thlln o11o.aero.zoaet ~l’Oltted,nine zorlonz problem, rot ertocllvoNov. II, Cin’rh~ilhlnlKuldo, [or ",ill)tlrl~n ,pr.ilwl." Aaollpn~od to e11nohfind, 11atlerod llhnx[ ovoi,ywhoro alnaithunter, dl,charghlg flrellrnl, natrnnllklg, "ha lehl IIio News.Recordn Imtfile I1otlllnnnto I’1111for nfflooI)y grilda,k.O 111 the ]a11911ago art, llnd ,Inglo.fiu1111yuwollhlg,, ,olt.oontllhl0tl frenloutolthalh’eoolvodfronllhegh1,ihlaart’a, lle etm, thl, wtmk,"It’s hens,IX VOl10nBJan. II, 107gSlid 111ooleethnl wlll 11oon pnre111,, Mro,KrallaZor nilhl ,heInld to throwant l}eOl,san,all open, ]ilia. till, year. y0111’,,Mnyllo nly wife wauhl likeT to ,ooFeh, 10~ 107fl, 0 e t~ott zll it1111wtm polnlOtl at t Inittholnalle,ilroaa were okayed (HoeIIUItT, paisa I,I,A) tilt’ Franklin NEWS’RECORD ~ Thnrsday,November 13, 1975 PTAs schedule Canal victim of bonddefeat curriculummeeting expenditure, according to Michael mission registered disappointmentlast . knownwhut a s peciulday by lind Bush Galley, the DEP’s’bureauchief for weekthat "needed improvementswill. Franklin Township teachers who worked together B. ltowurd, principal of SGS Staff Writer water operations. be put off." PTA/PTSO’sare jointly to compile it, Nancy Mason, School, and membersof their Although manyrepairs are .badly Commission director James Amen sponsoringuspeeialprogram RnseFerretti, JocAnzek, and stoffswiildiscusacurrlculum Thanksgiving The Delaware and Raritan Canul a needed, he said, the canal’s role as said the bend authorization wouldhave on curriculum, whichis being Phyllis Alexander. Theywill issues with the audience. local casualty of last week’selectoral water supplier to industries and com- improved the canal’s water v,pply held Monday,at 8 p.m. at Pine explain the guide to parents Tile sessions will run is to ymland your family... dcfcat of the water resourcesbond issue munitiesis not Jeopardized.It delivers operation andnot havedirectly affocled GroveSchool. It will be an and answer questions, simultaneously and will be so here’s whatwe’re offering: will haveto wait for mostof the repairs 50 milliongallons per dayto private and the commission’swork in preservingthe informative evening for The other session will deal repeated so that parents who for whichthe bond had earmarkedBto I)uhlte consumers. ¯ canal parkland. parents whohave ever won- with sameof the curriculum are interested will have the million. Mostof the plannedwork on the canal The commissionwas created by the dered what their children arc developmentsin grades 7-12. opportunity to attend both an old ]ashionod It will continueto rely nowon state will be delayed until the state legislature last year at the same learning, or shouldbe learning M. ~ Blausteth, principal of sessions. Coffee and refrash- meal like Grandma budget appropriations for limited state finds the moneyto makethe Im- time the canal waSmade a state park. in school the ]dgh school, and William meats will also be ~rved. madethat mixes repairs since the $110 million water The commission is currently busy bondproposal was defeated at the polls provements envisioned by the bond tradition with a proposal. mappingout a protective buffer zone RE - OPENING last week, 483,359to 435,041. paralleling the canal, in whichit will I price you can nfford! The 70-mile canal, which supplies Voter approvalof the water bondi~ue have authority to review private and Dr. Richard N. Jonson, HIGH BUTTON SHOE ANTIQUES water to municipalities and industries wouldhave authorizedfor the canal a $5 ¯ municipal development. director of instruction, will (/artnerly nt RockyHill. N.J.) Children under 12-1/2 price along its wayfrom Lambertvilleto New million embankment and spillway Mr. Amenlamented the bond’s defeat present an overview of the Monday, November 17, 1975" Brunswick, will depend on capitol rehabilitation,$2 millionin flowcontrol since the loss of $10millian "will retard curriculum in Franklin at improvementfunds budgeted by the structural repairs, $1.5 millionworth of prevention of flood damage and schools, The programwill then state Department of Envirenmeatal channeldredging, $1 millionin siltation drainage problems." he divided into two sessions TWOBANK PLACE, HOPEWELL 469-5333 Protection. that will focus ’on the Lwo . {the/armorI’riace o/OrangeAatiques) 1850 Easton Ave. controls, and a half million dollars in "The canal is a very fragile body of Call for a reservation Nomore than $750,000, sat aside for repairs to the Port Mercerdike. water whichis subject lo flooding from majorareas, K-0 and 7-12, ] ] o.m.t. 5 p.m.dully Somerset, N.J. " emergencyrepairs, remains available Although"essentially divorced"from other rivers and streams," he ex- 12 n,mn[o 3 p.nl. Samlays Locatedjust off Route 287 early! this fiscal year for "some of the the direct impactof the bond’sdefenl, plathed. Alot of neededwork, he said, Antiquesin an elegantsetting preliminary work"planned for the bond the recently formed D&RCanal Cam- will have to be tabled. Ill onesession, there will be a presentation of the new with down-toearth prices CurriculumGuide hv fhe fn.r "¢ OPENDALLY Volunteers needed gsl0re TYLENOL. ,’ forrec. center mlDRUG! ,o,,,,o,,0o,.,.s Franklin Township has representative to help past well. . Bil~Jll r"J,,ikl I"1 [] Ik. I ’~VLI::~+~,dl LETS & PAY US 79d. WE’LL GIVE YOU A MAN" .: offcallyreeevedthekeev.,sfor corporation members Any Franklin resident thancwstarefrantcomn~unity rejuvenate the group. The willingtohe]ppreparethenew recreation center to be FranklinTownshipReereation temporary center, should opened at the A&P’shoppinoCouncildiscussed this matter phoneJacky Byrne(247-3705) i t ’ centeron Eastan Av~i-me’:at,he,rmeel,ng’asLnighL, astafindonLhowLheycanhe,P.ltecrcution DirectorTimothy ~~1--.~--.’~ n ,,,,,,--=:°:::::--- - - i: eeeesaaTapp anticipatesrenovnttenswi"be that ~!" & NJI 2"TTT’l~ I completewithin a few weeks, "n~T~’r.-mm’.l..-~r .---OU]~: Mon.-Fn.¯ i i-’ t’I-IAtilVlAUI ..F~I ~,~,~,,Ir~ carlyDeeember.,allowingthecenter taopcnby opemng Sat.8:30 AM-9 PM8:30 AM-10 PMe !l°.wcyer,Mr’Tap,.ppam!ed 37SMain St , Manville .Sun 8AM-3PM out mat ot me center ’ .. 4 | I; 1t 5! o,i, R_qoi: will depend upon hew much "7")’) ~’)/1~ volunteer help can he 0btained / 4.( la" v~.dv~ ~. ¯ l: !L’,=.:=] ::Sot, V | :11~ TABS :NIP’ ~ r; fromthe community.Workers 9d~P.AIIOM Tr,,t,, in ,,n,,r nk,.,m,~nh.¢ ...... ~,~ ".~...- ’ ~’~’-~ "-"":"="~ ~ ’ ...... ¯ are needed to aid in the in- |lea| Ill IUUIrlldlllldbl~L TRASHDAGS ~~ ~,.~ , ..... I stollation ,of an additional ~ nnv n I,..m~"~ [~ II SUMMERS: ST,JOSEPH urgedandanyotherresldcn .espeemllylaVatorY’painting’dce°ratingprcparatians. He ,llt~ nt~lrLUI tiitl:twi0depcadoaadva..mair~tl¥l¢lt.tl.t~! -" """""""" . ~’ : I1~, . : EVEi~_~.~. COLe larCHTABLETS LDREN , tceusandsen’°rsl" " f°r.....wh°m =lr"i-__Heartot,o,~o,od.,~,*ot,~attaeksandstrokesac-"----" do,camS,.,i.--. ,he I~ ....\ "~~l’~ : : ,he. fac. !nty .... Is..pr]marny m- countrythan any other disease, pflncipalone is arteflo~lerosls " Icnoca-tp contrmute a low Nearly25%0fa adu tshave, or or hardeningof the artefles, haul.’s¯ of tuneto thepro.loot ’ run, the risk of havn I g cart]~ whch can endto heart attacks 99 Mr.Tapp also reported that disease in someform. The life or strokes, dependingon i efforts will soon he underway expectancyincreases constant- whetherthe arteries affected =GTol : ,,0,,44-- to revitalize thc "Community ly, with the developmentaliiivolvethe hearLor the brain. Development Corporation" curesfor disexses such a Thisdlsease can’t be pzevented MAGIC TOUCH .... ’ pneumonlaandotherinfectious ::: ’ : which once attempted to but R con be moderatedthus DROWSE ALARM ~/ EDS, : ...... ’ IROBITUSSlNeM estab sha permanentcom-. d~a~esand with improvementsd,’.~jn, r,,,ok, o, hea, .t. i~ AM ~ munity"-center facility’:"Oti~ ’ - !n- nutritionand .livihg’.s.tan-" ]ta~l{S. ,’, ’, ,’ " ’ "~ :, T NPONS ~; COUGHSYRUP ,, :: orghnizafion--Teen . Center . ; ’wheneve~,oucomeihfeelf~e mWI II1,, NOW--,,as already chosen a . ~...... to discussyour purchases with, - death~from heart attacks.or us.We’teheretoserveyouZ...... t,o.es~at.ro ~,o.o,oo,,,se ’ I--,t I l,q o:!:;9911111:3,57C i i Temple-,u, 9 ...... : REGULARIitl- ,I...... i ~l_m~, ...... ¯I ,..’ [~/~ FILM DEVELOPING L.o,J.,n_ i~...... ~ KOIIAOOLOR LAOTONA,’ sale ...... ~ ,u - 0-110 or 0-126 Lemon. 12 EXPOSURES OrangeFlavor MULTIVITAMINSJOHNSON’SJ TheSisterhood of Temple DI-GEL Bottleof CHILDREN’S[ . i Beth El is sponsoring a RnmmagcSale at the Temple Liquidor l OO SHOEPOLISH ¯ on Amwcll Road, Sunday, Tablets from7 to 9 p.m.; andMonday, I :2 frmn9 u.m. to 12 noon. 2-4 88¢ 88¢ 29¢ i 20 EXPOIREs,,,3,40

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newsanalysis t ,,, Huntingand its dangersreturn to suburbs / by EdwardF. Carroll this year at all. . taw. archery accident. Fourdied In inaccessible by auto. anxious non.hunters. The laws, they can easily preserve Executive Editor Rain or sltine, protests er --hunters cannot carry a deer season; one in small Good hunters are as responsible hunters and non- this worthwhilesport and cut not, tboasandsof hunters will loaded shotgunwithin 450feet gameseason. repulsed by gunnersignoring hunters are the clear downon the casualitles. All over NewJersey right be h’amping tlrough local of any occupied dwelfing or Thirty.one of the 32 ae- sarety and ethics as are majority. Together;withinthe’ n0w, men, women und fields throughoutthe season. any school playground. eidents reported betweenlast children are skinningrabbits, Police departments will get -firing a shotgunacross a July I and the end of June in cleaning shotguns,plucking calls about trespassers, state, county or municipal this year were caused by pheasants, buying am- shotgunsbeing carried or fired street is illegal. shotguns. Of the 32 accidents, unition, waxingboots and too elese to dwellings and -it’s illegal to hunt inNew 22 came in the small game spending Sundaysdriving maybe even an accidental Jersey on Sundays. seasonand half the 32 werethe around looking for "open" woundingor worsein the field. I Those are major points of result of the shooternot seeing WHEREtoGOFOr fields. the laws. But there’s also the the victim or the shooter in- Thepeople ure not guerillas education program for new flicting the wound while living off the land, but New TIIE NERVOUS non- ! hunters should know, hunters of all ages. Between "swingingon" or following a Jersey’s near.army of however,that the state of New¯July 1, 1974and June 30 of this running target with his OVIR5,OOO VARIETIES OFPLANTS -- INCLUDING rill Flowersand Planls say licensed small gamehunters Jersey has movedto put ac- year, 19,500men, womenand shotgun. SELECTION,,,o0oODDso...&RARE. o, s.,. os,,.HOUS,S, s,oc.,ow,r. "Thankyou" to your eagerto get afield andtake up children took the shotgun TIlE I)ANGEI{to hunters is hoslsin a mostgracious cident.preventing eontrels on 2" TERRARIUMPLANTS 50c & 6Oc--OVER l 22,000 3H PLANTS manner.Call or slopin the chase of a .variety of hunters. Now, any hunter safety coursesby the state. All obvious. There is cause for AT80C & 1 .OO"-~ SHADEGRIINHOUS FULLOF LARGER SIZES now.We’ll help you winged and ground.borne applyingfor a license ($7.25 license holders who have extreme care and thought- PriCE UPTO 8 FT.OUS OWN PRODUCTION KE|PSP’RIC(S RIGHL choosea fine floral gift animals.The season opened on taken the courses have at- fulness on the part of every foryour Thanksgiving for resident adults) MUST occasion... Nov.8. show a license from a prior tended two, four-hoursessions man, woman and child ousow, PROPAGATIONINSUR|S QUALITY STOCK--LOOK Thereis muchexcitement in year, or haveto take a shotgun focusing on handling guns carrying a leaded shotgunin QUALITYUSOVER NOW WHILE PRODUCTION IS Ar ITS BEST. the soul of a hunter preparing safety coursebefore receiving shootrig, hunter ethics, first the fields. Tonoften, as wit- FASTDELIVERY to engagein armedpursuit of a license. aid and shooting. A s mar nessed by the accidental FlowersMean More by anAward Winning Designer pheasants, rabbits, grouse, True, there will be some course is mandatoryfor new woundingof nine people last quail, partridge and foxes. hunters as youngas 10 years bowand arrow hunters. season, hunters’ excitement NEWJERSEY BOTANICAL GARDENS Non.hunters, particularly old in the fields, hut theyand In the July-Junespan, 1,246 while "swinging on" game those who have recently overpowerstheir all hunlers up to 14 years old hunters took the firearm training in andGreenhoases movedin to over-priced, ex- must be aeeompanied by a course in Mercer, 692 in being aware of other, unin- ., ponsive new homes in licensed hunterwho is over 21, Somerset and 1,355 in Mid: tended targets that maybe in PLANT SHOP 1188Millstone River Rd. suburbia cannot understand the line of fire. | 198Duke’s Porkwoy, Somerville, N.J.(2 MS.So. of ¢irtle ¯ W.Off RI. 206So. and they must have taken the diesex Counties. I Hilisborough such excitement.Or if they do, official safety course.Alse, the OpenWed. thru Sot. I 0 A.M.Io 6 P.M.Sun. 12 to 6 P.M.(201 } 72S-0123 the first blast of a shotgun Manyprecautions have been lawsays that all hunters must IT SIIOULDbe noted by taken by the state, whichhas 359-53O7 dissolves their shaky faith. display their license on their huntersand non-huntersalike, "BuywheretheflowerBgrow’" Thetink-tink of spent shotgun enacted reasonable laws. outer clothing and "shall however,that during the last Enforcement however, is pellets rolling down the exhibit the license to any seasons for deer and small seamless aluminumgntters on obviouslydifficult due to the police officer or person game,four personswere killed mobility and location of the new homes has a much requesting to see same." by shotgunblasts andone in an hunters in areas generall moredevastating effect on the Residents can exercise their i? ’hunters’ cause. Militancy rights underthis lawto "take ’often follows such an ex- the number"of hunters they perience and there are cries wish to file a complaint WHITE GATE for anti.hunting ordinancesin against. the townhall. CATERERS ()TilER POINTSof the law KosherCatering At Its Finest CONSIDERINGthe number controlling hunters and of voices crying out for total workingfor the safety of non- On Premises Accommodations for 300 hunting bans against the hnnthlgresidents, too: Synagoguesa HouseParties numbertrying to "soft sell" --it’s illegal to carrya ]reded the safety controls under Location of Choice uuuNIuN :,.:: :::: ...... ~ - ~~.._ ., ...... shotgun in any vehicle and I)el’g’~llageShop ingC~lw "" ...... f whichhunters operate, it’s a firing from a vehicle is . H=wklns~-Ige We GMdly Redeem ~ wonderthat there is anysmall 1550 Fklgewootl Ave., ’]’renton. N.J. / ~ [~tARr, F WIilTI:~ ~¢1 prohibited. ~ N,J.D,A. Food Stamps /Jldl ~ I~-~’i-- ...... 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SillilyI~JCID lKtllO~( CANNED 9$i;9 W.,T, Openit WoClio hglp nllll(o thinu! Itiorrlor ~lt Christmastime noxt yoIIr, HAM3 ::; . TURKEYROLL ~.,b,c99 WO’IIgive you II fiftlotl~ Cl~ri=tmllsCIHII plzymont frog, it’s o I~mt#*S~k*d honlnyou OlmlIly mldting your forty.nine rogulgr weeklypllynlonts. FOODTOWN,h,v.,.,ke, VIRGINIA ,.Florid. Just choosethe nnlotmtthllt’S best for you, Younl=lllO weeklypgy. FRANKS 7’ nlents, Thenghnut this thne ilOXt yonr, you’ll rOOBIVOyour hlg HAM t~,h now. Impert~/P~r¢elolnCIIINA "In YM1~ kn* k~l,~,, 691 TANGERINES CllrlztnlBSClui} cltoek-. Inchllllnothe Iion¢i= i)llyment, I lhhWNW, Ipe¢inluDE --A.. Comein nnytimoto Stllrt your Chrlstinl~s Cluhwith RBertHS, hut do it soon,By pl,nltIHg nowfor RBXtyolzr’s j.,=’k--h,,’~Ac SCHICKHAUS,,~. ¢ Christmas,you’ll h,vo morenlerry nlonoy, Roldly morel I 5SERTDISH BOLOGNA..,b, OY ¯ *~,~ *t. ,..,~ ,*pmupmchm ~ikghll~ iml,ilfl. Hol m,IIg~ ’Wenlie n~INIM It IIm~^~ilelq ~r~ hI M ] i~ltPetgqlee ~lal~ilI~en~ ll¢’¢l(IIllm,, left A~llf #lItIt~ ~pli. lekl~ Ile~ me0. ’ IO~i,’ 49 TheFirst National Bank UnIted i of Princeton raJersey q{INd’~gll ~lllqq, Pllnl plqln. ~Pw Iiqq"~ (1t1§.10 BanKs, Mumhw I I) I (I Foodtown M 4-A , JIte FranMInNEWS’RECORD i Thursday,November 13,19;/5

Parent aides brush up on skills Deckers win again at bridge i ~ Frankhn as ,t used to be(... LanguageArts teacher Jean wereparent volunteersand Pat Verier and SusanWhiie At the first Novemberwent to Marti Sceultehi and Johnson of the Pine Grove she was helping them to winspend one to twohours per sessionof the Departmentof Peter Yelps. q Manorschool recently ran a prepare for a parent aide weekworking with youngsters Parks and Recreatien’a series of classesthat werefor program. on a one-to-onebasis. They BridgeClub, Gwenand Kurt Thebridge dub will meet adults only. Bet ten stlidents VolunteersYvonne Best, were reeruited with the Deckerwere declared winners againen Mondayevening, at Laura Bell, Pat Gordon, assistance of PTAPresident for the evening.Second place 7:30p.m.atSami~onG.Smlth Etleen tlanson, Carolyn BarbaraGates. was captured hy GasMoore Sehool.AIlareabridgeplayers Middleton, MauroenMount Ms.Johnson spent the first andDonna Repik. Third place Phyllis Kumph,Gall Weber, sessionintroducing the aide are invitedte attend. program,describing how best to use the time with the children and discussing "WEBUY- specificskills suchas phonies. Womenlearn Colonialtimes ., USEDHEARING AID At the secondsession, parent BATTERIES:lc ea~ volunteers watchedas Ms. Johnson taught a phonics Mondayevening the Crossroads," hy AndrewD. lesson. Finally, the last Franklin Women’sClub MeliekJr. session related to book learned ’ about Indian ThisSaturday the club will machines,games and other dwellingsand DutchColonial tour old Dutchfarmhouses reinforcementmaterials. history, aroundthe townshipThe club Aideswill keep a lag oneach Lots’Howetold humanin- earnedthat DutchColonial child’s progressand maintain terest stories aboutthe In- architectureis the onlyar- closecontact with the reading dinesand Duteh settlers, somechitecturecountry until unique the skyserapei, to this w°’ teacher for additional taken from "Lesser guidance.

I I Announcingthe :i~ Send Me My NESHANIC/L-ANON GROUP IF YOURARE CONCERNED ABOUt Own SubscHpt " on SOMEONEWITH A DRINKINGPROBLEM (Courtt,,~vDo~ores Rm ’~mid) (spouse, relative or friend) the AI-Anon program can help you. Crump’s Firstopen meeting to be held WednesdaY,

"1 November19, 1975, 8:00 P.M., at the The Franklin NEWS-RECORD NeshanicReformed Church, Old Amwell Road Will the reel meplease stand "1 For further information I call Bob (acting secretary): by Stuart CrumpJr. resolvedto go ask for that raise. I [--]1 YEAR s4.50 L-~ 2 YEARS s8.00 StaffWriter rehearsedevery line a dozentimes and was ready to counteract every 369’4992 "EvenI canact batter thanthat," I argumentthe boss mighthurl at me. said to mywife es wesat watehingsome "Mr. Smoot,"I demandedas I en- Sen.r ( tize )~, N J l{,,sidents ()nl)’t $2.75 dreadfulshow on the boobtube. teredthe bess’soffice, "I’vebeen doing "I can’tact, andI’m sure I coulddo a better job," I said as someoverpaid .a super joh aroundhere and I deservea "actor"muttered a fewbadly scripted lines on the" screen. Mywife said raise." N A ME anthirfg.¯ Suddenlya voice behind meboomed Acouple days later I wasworking on out. S’I’I{ I’:I,:T ___ ...... CITY. ¯ the monthlybills whenI discoveredwe "CutWthe voice said. "That was hadmore bills than money. awful." "Whydon’t yeu ask your bess for a I turnedto find a largemovie camera, STATF ...... __L__ZI P C()D raise?" mywife said. "Youcertainly a batteryof lights, a boommicrophone workhard enoughand give themmore .and a varietyof guysmilling around. than their money’sworth." "What de you mean awful?" I Checkor moneyorder ent:l.sed "ButI’ve tried that before.I always demanded. get stage-struckand can’t think of a "Youracting is awful,"the guy who thingto say," I replied. lookedlike he wasin changesaid. "Put " ’ somefeeling into it. Don,tbe se.,wishyi.~ Fill OutAndMall .re :..~,n...... ::.~-. ~..TILENEXT ,MORNII~/G; after much washy.And stick to.the ~et:il~t,.~oI~se ’" ,’ P.O. Box146, Somer~lllei.N.J.0887& ipromPtingfroth myi..,~bctterhalf, I "Thescript?" ~ ~. ".--’;:t~:"’*’l’-,~,’~.... .~4,.’,:~? ...... "Thescript," he said as he’tossed a" fnanuseriptat me."If youwant to act on televisionyou’ve got to memorizeyour 1heFranklin NEWS’RECORDlines better. Andwho’s this Mr.Smear? He’snot in the script." Sen’insFranklin Township Ihlbllslledevery Thursday Ill I TUItNEI)AROUND to discover an 31)0Wit herspoon St. unfamiliarguy sitting in mybess’s PrJncellm,N.I. chair. I glancedat the script. "Mr, b)"l’lleI)rincehm Paekel, hie. Turner,r’it began,"I demandthat you give mea raise!" Ll:¢al olnee: 240Snnlh Main Sh, Man. Exceptfor the names,it wasexactly vJlle, N.L08S7fi. TelephLIne 201.725. the linesI hadbeen rehearsing all night. 33(X). "Eithermy wife or myboss is playinga Mailingaddress: P.O. BoxS, Mid. joke on mr,"I thoughtto myself,’TII % dlebu~h,N,J, 08873, play along."’ DramaticallyI tried again,following arianU, Wood..... Managing’Editor the seript exactly.The bess character robert S KarmasAdvertising Manager eapltulatcdand agreedthat I’d been ¯ Alice Lech...... amesManager doingfantastic workand deserveda NASSAUCARDAND GIFT SHOP Snb~ctlpliontales: 54,50per year119 large raise. I exitedtriumphantly from Princeton North ShoppingCenter Olllel" state).Two years $8. Three years the office, Nextto the GrandUnion $10.Newsstand price 15 cents per copy. "Cutand print It," a voicein the office Suctnldclas~ pnslaSe paid ,I Prlnectnn. said. N,J,08540. I epencdthe doorand walked back In, "ltew wasthat?" I asked. TIlE PltlNCETONPACKET, INC, "tlewwas what?" Mr. Smear said, lie FF Pnbthher . hadreturned to his desk, Tdephone609.924.32.14 "Myacting," I said, Centraloiling, prodtlclloll plantand "Wedon’t payyou to net, Wepay you corl)nrale headqnatten,300 Withe,. le work, Newwhat do you want?"hc ENTIRELINE spnollSt,, Prlncelon.NJ, 0HMO, demanded, MaryL Kil~otcIldlmnn ...... "l, uh, well..." I turned aroued, OF ,., ...... BoardCllnlrlliall lookingfor sympathy,The enllre office iocial. ecurity P:dwnnlL Ilnrke., F.ditnr& Gel, Mtlr, wasempty e~ecpt for the two of us, F.dwinW, ’racker ,,, MsochoeLdlh7 r, Where’dthe other guysgo, ’ I st QUALITY test,Gee, Mttr, & lhlslnl~lS Mllr, "Worryabout where you’re going If EdwardF, CarrnU.,. Ih~:.tiveEditor youdon’t slop daydrcemlng all the time, DirectDeposit IrnburlI)tlltMnlnn ,, )lrodnl3ionMsr, Rndy.13ennrd .., Adwrlislnl;Dir~elnr Now,did you wantsomething?" Wl[llnnlIlennea .... CircnlalionMsr, "No,nnthlng at all." Now,under n nowFederal low, yensen hero year Social Soenrlty DRAPERYFABRICS chocksautomatically deposited In your chockingor savingsno. count,The United Slates Department of the Treasury will sendyollr NOTICEOF MANVILLEBICENTENNIAL MEETING chockdirectly to us, nndwe’ll depositveer chock Immediately Into FROMFAMOUS MILLS year Occonnt, Noneed to worryabout tirol monthlytrip to depositOr cash your cheek.No bothersome welting in liege, If yon’reIII or outof town, yourcheek will beIn thebanlh not in yourmn]lboa, JERSEY 48" INSULATED 40" DRESS November21, 1975at 7:30 P,M,at the MunlolpalBuilding Yourcheek will he depositedImmediately following every payment KNITS DRAPERYLINING VELVETS period,And, if It doesn’tarrive In Rnritanon 111o scheduled day, , r we’ll clepoaltthe fundsIn youraccount nnywny, We onn nfford to OPEN TO ANYONE OR ANY ORGANIZATION REPREBEN. wnltn dayor twofer theU.8, Postal 8orvloo to comethrouDh, TATIVE WHO WISHES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PLAN- NING AND COORDINATION GF EVENTS COM- All this conveniencenndsafety et noextra charge, Stop In today,or enll to ngkshout 8oolnl 8oeurlty Direct Do 1gall, Totnl free chocking MEMORATINGOUR NATION’8 BIRTHDAY. for sonor a t zone,pills t io ) g lest rateof ntoroetpornl tto¢ by law 149 YD 2" , YD oncovlngs plane, SCENICS FALLCOLORS TheBicentennial Commlltoo Is lookingfor suggestone end done on low wo CUSTOM DRAPES & SLIPCOVERS mayhelp colobreto this event,Your Ideas ere welcome,Please wr to 1 space provldodbolowe~cldroplntho6ugOmltlonboxntownormelltoBconlonnol Commiltoo,o/o BoroughHall, Manville,N,J, 0883B, Fabricmill II~llilfitJ¥lltlnla tllhl lot II¥1f |0(] rlllt, Mlrnlllt~,n,he, Rt, 27 b 618 Prln~otan,N,J, MeN,thra WED, TFIUflSDAY FRIDAY 201.297.6090 Drive.In Drive,In Drive,hi , Hen,,Ttlel,, Wod,b 8nt,10100 to O;00p,m, 3 In Op,m, Oa,ln, to II p,ah 3 10I] p,m, (~ p,m, 3 p,nh

(go)el)Iota 0togp,m, Thursday, November13,1975 TheFrank n NEWS’RECORD 5-A Pre-student teachers get pre-experience .t Franklin TownshipPublic thd classroomeven earlier, as Ten’thor Program"was dependsupon the sp~lfto area At least onepre-student tea- quickly.Thanks to the early ’.Schools have long cooperated recommendedby a Newdeveloped, which places of specialty,the future teacher chcr inFranklinlivery pleas- field experience,students are 45 communitiesin central of participationwith n onestudents, wh le at another,the witharsaeollegeatahclptraln JerSey Joint Committeeon students in the field ira- generallyspends one half day ed withthe program.Sopho- need not waltuntil their senior New Jersey involved, district . elementary,:eellege students had located a teachers through student- TeacherEducation in 1969. mediately-asfreshmen - and a weekin theclassroom, every m~reGtorlaFideearo,whoalso year to find out that working Franklin offers some secondaryand special, second.handcouch needed for teacher programs. Now, Thefocusof this report was. usually keepsthem there ¯ week. Each student is resides here In townon Culverwith children is not their characteristics that are educationas wellas a e ass in a specialclassroom. however,Franklth has joined ’d rect experiences’for youngthroughout their college assigned tn a specific Street, feels she has made"thing" after all. unusual., secondaryspecial education ’ a similar program which For example,while some. that presents a hlghlyunusual~ ...... brings collegestudents into peopestudytogtobeteechcrstraining. cooperating teacher . who substantial progressalready. Dr. Buellandother Rutgers students mayhave ears or opportunity for eollegel’~ As a result the "Pre-student Althoughscheduling¯ guidesthe student’sprogress Last year a pre-student personnelkeep tabs onthe pre- arrange other trans rtathin h theaomervllleOver and assigns tasks in the teacher in Edison, Gloria toreaehdistanttewnspus~uchasstudentswhoselnterests lie In classroom. reeallswithalaugh "Inever student .teachers through thatdireetion. II got out in front of the wholeperiodic visits to the Old Bridge Plainfield or Mr. Bewdeaprsisadthapre.ll[[ ~.’:~:~,#l "Manyof these pre-student class. I only workedwith classrooms as well as Mctucheaothers mast walk student teachers, eammeeting~L teachers are top students groups."Thisyearshehasnot evaluationsprovided by the from Rutgers - to nearby thatsomeofthemaroworkingl/illlfll~il~ ~eademieally,"pointed out only gainedconfidence, she cooperating classroom bulldirigs suchas the Pine at the schools two or .evenl~~lli’~ Dr. ClaytonBuell, a professorsays, bull the help of Pine teachers. GraveManor School. ~three daysa weekinstead of lllh]l]lil~lillilkkll in the Department of GroveManor School second Of TO0stadentsparticlpattogIn addition accordingto only shall day because theYll!llllll, t¢~ in this year’s Pre-Student MediaDirector JohnBowden enjoythe exparicnceso much.Ir :..~..~ Education at Rutgers gradeteacher Nancybludry. Teacher Program103 are whohelped brthg the programAt one sehnelhesaid thepreJI ~.SL_ .?~ "~. recently.Dr. Buellheld some "Ms. Mudryencourages me workingin Frankli~Township to the township schools, studentteacher ha~Jhelped I ~lora ~mport self.m/aluattonsheets whichand helps meplan lessons" PublicSchools. Although there Franklinoffers severalareas arrangea Halloweenparty for II ttlomen~’~ Dt the studentsfill out for the Gloriaexp ainod. "She ¯doesn’t II i;~’~r~ditlonal informationof cooperating wantmn to just sit backand I ~ I ~ ~ teachers. "Besidesbeing in observe." . | - " -~ti-fl--" the top 1Oper cent of their Aceordingto Dr. Buell,the II 5hoe classes, manywere in honor Pre-studentTeacher Program ’ ...... societiesand have done ~- gives students another op-I IMPORTANTJEWELRY- AUCTION tensivevoluntary work," he ’. i added. c~to~nit~se~a~iu, s.al~is;a;eO . ~ ~ " 0ur j residentin previous ads goes NOV. 14 - 8 PM onto sayhow much the tear of "Thecooperating teacher is Feelingdraggy? ’ ourstore facing Rt. 22 tesem. told "You’rethe boss," ex- Comeln°v.to... }Ill EXHIBITIONEXHIBITION 4-8NOV.NOV.12-13 Pm NN hiesa factory. True, you can plainedDr. Buell:Teacher and I ...... ’~L,,.’~ seetailors working. Passing student then work out a THE CASBAH! FROM1111toto 4 motoristslook Ihrongh one of mu’tuallyconvenient schedule IThe 2nd Time’s new and the teacher decides how Ill Catalogue!tom thethree large windows intoa the studentcan best helpoat TWILIGHTBOUTIQUE busytailor shop. And we plan- and gain advantageousex- OpenDaily 10.5:30 Availableat nedil thisway. If ourcom. ~rienceat the sametime. I Wed.Eve, till 9 IllAvailable plainerdoesn’t appteciate our 32French St. ’ tailorsour custo’mers soredo "Wehope that teacherswill NewBrunswick SCHUSTER’S !andbesides, why complain movethe students along us [ 201-828.-6448Ell ’ SCHUSTER’S aboutatailor.made view] quicklyas theylearn," points 20 NASSAUST. PRINCETON 924-3228 l outDr. Buell. -,~<:j ¯ ~ ¯ ¯ ¯ RUTGERSFRESHMAN Georgann Stein of Piscatawayis majorngn e ementaryeducation ’i andis a pre-studentteacher at theMacAfee Road School. Above, Ms. Stein works with four- " th graderGloria Reed {n MaryFollete’s classroom. JEIIOVAIISPEAKER Sundayat 9:25a.m. Robert Galaida,aa overseerin the local congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses at ¯ Cedar Woodsponsoring two students HighlandAvenue, will present the publiclecture "Chooseto ’V Live in Paradise Now& CedarWood Woman’s Club assembly, seminars on day’s events. ¯ Forever." will sponsortwo local high variouscourse offerings and ’schoelstudcntstoCollege Day career opportunities, lun- ar Douglass College on cheon, and tours of the Saturday. campus.The New Jersey Stele Marge Sehweikert, Federationof Women’sClubs Education Chairman for will provide clubwomento Cedar WoodWoman’s Club serve as monitorsduring the will.accompanyCarol Lobe :and Barbara Borden, both .jun ors at FranklinIIigh ¯ School,to the event. Miss[[ WlTq/.L u. ~,nglY VNHD i Lobe,who is the daughterof| =uu, 1 Mr. and IMrs. Colin Lobeof --~,~’i/ FAVORITEI Drake Road, is a bandl.,¢~ 2dl..ql~ 1 memberand interested in a|V[\’~ PIPE I careerin the scientificfield. II " n II Thcdaughter of Mr. andMrs,l/ / I~ ,/ I=l 1 )VilliamBorden of Iris CourtI J0~fl ~[VI~ MQ,I MissBorden is on the tennis¯ II ,loam and plans a goneral l ’ TOBACCONISTI eo]legncourse. Organized by the newl 16091924.8866 I IJerseyState Federationof Monrgomer’yShoppmu | Women’sClubs, College Day I Route206 | providesan introductionto the n I! college curriculum and eampaslife. Theevent is open to highschool girls throughout . ’the slatewho are in timjunior aml soalur years and are taking a collegePreparatory COUrsO, Timprogram, starting at 10 a.m. will inehaloa general

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Tossedgreen salad Garlicbread The Sampson G. Smith underthe directionof the six writtenin the foreignlanguage Redwine SchoolPTSO and Athleticand departmentiustruetors will andIn English. Foreign LanguageDepart- participatein the Presidents Mrs.Moslener’s recipes for saucedips have been chosen from ments, invite parents to a PhysicalFitness Test, explain the CedarWood Woman’s Club Cookbook"The Happy meetingon Thursdayevening, aerobics,engage In fun type Cooker"It is availablefor saleby writing to CWWC,P. O. Box Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. in the relayrqees and give a vaulting 256,Somerset, N. J. 08873. gymnasium. demonstration. StanleyPotouskl, depart- After a short PTSObusiness Followingthis athletic mentchairman, promises that Spicedketchup dip meeting, Lois Weinfeld, Wogramparents are invitedto recipuswill be availableat athletic departmentchairman samplefends from France, eael| of the four tables, for 1 cupketchup’ will introducethe programfor Germany, Russia and thoseanxious to try the dishes the evening; student Spanish.speakingcountries. in theirown kitchens. This will 1 Tbsp.steak sauce demonstrationsof various The foreign language bethe first of severalmeetings 1 Tbsp.horseradish elements of the Physical departmenthostesses will be this yearon.sponsored by the Mixtogether in small, bowl. Educationprogram at SGS. at the entranceto the cafeteria SGSP’ISO and departments to provideguests withmenus Mustardsauce Approximately45 students withinthe school. 1 Tbsp.prepared mustard the worldof... Dashof pepper 1 Tbsp.cider vinegar 1 Cupmayonnaise or salad dressing. Combinemustard, vinegar, and pepper in smallb0wi. Add BILL CLARK mayonnaiseor salad dressing. Mix well. Makesi cup. Hor- 830 seradishmay be substituted for mustardin tfiis recipe. "anoustanding collectiop’of ceramics byMr. Clarkshowing an unlimitedrange OnionSauce of imaginationand techniques" 3 Tbsp.butter or margarine From$3.50 to $125.00 ¼cup cider vinegar 1 Tbsp.flour THROUGHDEC/:MBER 1 Saltand pepper 2cups thinly sliced onions 1 can(10Vz oz.) consomme MontomeryShopping Center, Rocky Hill, N. J. Mrs.Carl Moslener of Winston Drive, Somerset, is shown set- Melt 2 Tbsp. butter or margarine in saucepanover medium Hours:Men. Tues., Wed.,8" Sat. 10-6, Sun. 1-5 ting hertable for FondueBourguignonne. Hermenu includes: heat. Add onions; cook, stiring occasionally, until golden brown. Add vinegar; cook 1 minute. Add consomme;bring to Thurs8- Fri. 10-9609-924-9400 Cubedbeef sirloin boil andsimmer 5 minutes. Makebeurre monteby mixing flour Fonduesauce dip: with remaining 1 Tbsp. melted butter or margarine. Add to sauce, stirring until saucethickens¯ Correct seasoningto Spicedketchup dip taste. Makesabout 2 cups.

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Cockpitof the 0Revolution(XII ’ " i ilMiddlebrookwasfriendly refuge for Washington’sarmy :)’ ¯ ..for the largest .e byflap llelns Sr. speaking d the meaningof advantageof the location. then. mosphureof this successful missionof takingthe British on a rockon the nightof July Middlshrnok;its contributionSecondlyfrom Middlebrook he encampment,"The wholeof Fortressat StonyPoint. 15,1779 ;’ Mlddlebrook was of to that struggle. Wedo not couldmove north or southto A mildwinter our armyin tMsquartcr was Tbeystormed the stronghold collection of fine handcrafted tremendous importance understandwhy this historical cover movementin either ’paradedin martialarray in a luring, the American locationhas beenso neglec- directionby the British in New A quote from Thacher’s spaciousfield (see parade levalution.Today it Is.barely ted; a position at which York City. Further MilitaryJournal indicates the area on map)and a stage was narked,its locationunknown Washington’sarmy spent a Washingtonknew the area to winterwas exceptionally mild. erected for the ac- to mostAmericans and its totalof 217days. In contrasthe be friendly; manyof the Dr. Thaeherwrote, "Wehave commodationof the ladles and ’!I sign[ flea nee fast being spentin camp122 days at inhabitants wereDutch who passeda winter remarkablygentlemenspectators. At the i’orgotten. Morristownin 1777and 199 dislikedthe English. mildand moderate;since the signalof 13 cannon,the great Jl Washingtontwice "campeddays at Jockey Hollow - Washingtonhad established lOth of January, we have and splendid cavalcadeap- ~ilhis armyat Middlchrank.On Morristownduring the winter smaller posts at other scarcey hada fat of snow,or proachedin martial pompand May28, 1777, Washngton of 1779-1780. locations,one in the Highlandsa frost andno severeweather. style. Avery beautiful troop of established an impregnable The accompanying map up the Hudsonunder General At the beginningof this monthlight horse, commandedby ,.:pesitieafrom which he san- showssome of the reads of AlexanderMcDougall who (April) the weatherwas Major Lee, a Virginian, cessfallychallenged Howe and that time, camp sites, headquarteredat Fishkill. mildthat vegetationbegan to marched in front, then Cornwallisand ultimately headquartersof generalsand Threebrigades under General appear;the fruit trees werefollowedhis Excellencythe forcedthe British to abandonother related ]ocatons. Putnam were located at buddedon the first, andin full Commanderin Chief and his ,;:!theJerseys. On Dec. 2, 1778, Wehave already written of Danbury,Conn. and another in bloomon the 10th." aids-de-camp,next the foreign i~bereturned his armyto the the strategic repulseof the RhodeIsland under General Duringthe winter there ministersand their retinue ;;:!sceneof this triumph.He British in Juneof 1777.Much Sullivan.To protectthe campwere manysocial events the generalofficers of our .~campedhis armyhere until couldbe writtenof the winter at Middlebrookfrom the east toppedby the celebrationof armyand their aides closed ;~ June.2.1779. campof 1778-79.Hopefully he placed the NewJersey the first anniversaryof the the procession. i~ At CampMiddlebrook our. otherswill relatethose events Brigade under General Frenchentry into the warand Havingarrived on the field ~newflag wasfirst flownover pass b y this mightbe done William Maxwell at the entertainment of M. of parade,the Commanderin i:an Americanarmy; Con- whenthe bicentennialof that Elizabethtewnand to the north Gerard,the Frenchminister. Chief, with the foreign ::tinental Congresshas ap- winteris celebrated. the No. Carolina Brigade Washingtonentertained him ministersand general officers I provedthe flag on June14, underColonel Thomas Clark at his headquartersin the passedin front of the line of ~1777tWashingtoo was at, FriendlyMiddlesbush was stationed at Smith’s WallaceHouse. the army,from right to left, in > ~Middlebrcekfrom May 28 to Clove, about 12 miles from review, and received the ~July3, 1777.) A fewsalient facts mightbe Paramus. Timefor pomp militaryhonors due to their Wecannot conclude our reviewedhere. Washington Thetroops atMiddlcbrook rank;(this musthave been the Ireviewof theevents and roads choseMiddlebrook for winter numbered10,000 at one Perhapsthe followingquote first time in our nation’s ~ofour area -- theCockpit of quartersfor severalreasons. period;equal to the total also from Dr. Thacher’s historythat thoseformalities ~thoRevolution -- without.. tie recognizedthe strategic populationofSomerset County Journal,will reflect the at- ¯ wereperformed, so oftento be repeated-- and it happened -- I here) after whichthe gen- tlemen dismounted and retired to the stagewith Mrs. Washington,Mrs. Greene, HIS Tolq, I CAL Mrs. Knoxand a numberof IT’S OUR other ladies whohad arrived in their carriages. Thearmy then performedthe field maneuversand evolutions, FIRSTANNIVERSARY withthe firing of cannonand musketry." Dr. Thacher addedthis note: "Thisparade ComeCelebrate With Us wasin honorof M.Gerard, the Frenchminister and Don Juan de Miralles, a gentlemanof distinctionfrom Spain." and Receive a This ceremony,which ~.hc good Doctor described so vividly happenedhere in our own communityon May2, 1779, a Sunday.We haven’t changedmuch in 200 years. FREEGift Westill sit in reviewingstands and love to watcha parade, thrill to the precision of militarystep (wedo it at our With Purchaseof aShampoo,Set football games)and excite to "martial pompand style" as Dr. Thachurdescribed it. or Haircut. Elitecorps’ pride. .... ’ GeneralVan Steuben must; ::..... OURHAIRCUIS ...... :...... havebeen proud on that day. OfferGood Nov. 13 thin Nov 15 ’: Hehad continued his strict ARETRULY BEAUTIFUL. training throughthe winter with rewardingresults. An examplewas the organization 359-7511 of the "Light Corps" con- LOCATEDIN THE A&PSHOPPING CENTER sistthgof 2,000of the pickof the troops, tall, vigorousand REDWOODSQUARE COR. U.S. 206 & AMWELLRD. HILLSBOROUGH ® handsome.The envy of the army, there were to distinguishthemselves on the OpenTues. 9 til 5; WedS,Thurs., Fri til 8; Sat. 8:30til 5. followingJuly 15th. Madeup mostlyof Pennsylvanlansand underthe commandof their revered General "MadAn- thony" Waynethey were assigned the impossible OPENA 1976 CHRISTMAS CLUB

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byl)eter Chca chancesin the openingperiod. and was soon faced with 3rd- plays later, Smithtallied ona it himself to the 6, andone play Davenportone for 12. later junior halfback Dennis In addition, Thompson Corresponden After KevinKozecow’s 13 yard and-0. QBMike Reechia lofted 10 yard option keeper, and t punt into the stiff wind, West oneover two lunging Franklin with Dressel’s PATitWas 20-6. Wilson scooted around right returned two punts in the In their best offensive show hadthe ball on the F-23. Three defenders into the arms of The defense, led by Tom end for a 33-6 count that stood fourth quarter for ~ yards, of file season, the Franklin plays later Jack Gaido Tom Gambino, who broke Umar, (subbing for the in- as the gameended, but both times the Warrior Warriors, rated numberl0 in recovered a Falcon fumble. three tackles and rompedinto Jured Mike Manta at end) Individually, Smithenjoyed reserves fumbled away the the state {and moving up), The Warriors,with Smith,Jeff the endzone, a 56.yara~;d’I’D Dave Duane and Wagner, one of his best gamesof the ball in West territory. The used a devastating ground Brown, Rick Wagnerand Jim play that was one of the few forced Westto losethe ball on season, running 14 times for turnovers were the only thing - game and trounced Sanders sharing the running letdownsthe Franklin defense downs. Nine plays and 66 102yardsand completing4 of 8 that prevented Franklin frum ’Bridgewater West 33-G load, [lien movedto the W-IS, had in the game. yards later (all on the passes for 55 more. Brown breaking40 points. Saturdayat the loser’s field. but a fumbleended the drive. Followingthe kick, Smith, ground), Smith, behindblocks added 77 yards in 14 tries, This Saturday, in oneof the The Mid State Ccaferunee Early in the secondquarter, running for 25 yards and by Pete Landy and Larry Sanders 40 on seven, Wagner "big" gamesof the year, the victory raised Fruhklinto 7-0, followinga short Falconpunt passing for 44 more,directed Krampf,scored his second TD 42 on nine and Wilson 23 on WarriorsvisitSomcrville(5.2) while Westdropped to 3-4, into the wind, Smith another precision drive that of the game, this time on an seven. Thompsonpulled in in a 1:30 matchup. The Warriorsrolled up their engineereda 59 yard marchto covered80 yards in 12 plays, up(leo keeperto the right side. three passes for 43, Willie highest point total of 1975and paydirt in whichhe carried the ’I’D comingon a 12-yard The PATupped it to 2"/-0 and also accumulated 333 total twice for 18 yards, Wagner strike to Thompson,who was Coach Gone Schiller then. yards, another season high, as three times for 8 yards, Brown surroundedby white shirts as floodedin the subs. PHELZ READINGCENTER they picked up t8 first downs three times for 13 yards, and he caught it onthe goal line. Franklin’s reserves to West’stwo. Sanders three times for 20 Drcssel’s kick madeit 13-6 at managed to add on another ¯ ¯ ¯ A NEW’RX FOR POOR READERS . . . In the first half Franklinran yards. This tremendous the half. score in the closing minutes. I-clodideas. ¯ ¯ Finestinslrumenla * ¯ ¯ Bestqualified leachers 41 plays and notched13 first balance led to Sanders’ TD The Falcon’slook ran out in Jeff Rash, whowas a dynamo idowas. The Falcons ran only from the one. Bob Dreasel’s the third quarter, us on the on.defense and specialty OURONLY PRIORITY IS YOURCHILD’S ~3UCCESS 10 plays and had one first kick wus blocked, and so it third play Wagnerpicked off a squads, recovered a bad punt Classes’2 p.m. Io 5 p.m.-{-hoaismions-Monthy thloul.h Thulsday down. Despite this remained6-0. Reechiapass and returned it snap at ilia W-8.Bush, nor- -- Select2, 3 or 4 daysa week. domination,the Warriors went Westreceived the kickoff, 21 yards to the W-H. Four mally a defensive safety, ran 2142 MONMOUTHJUNCTION RD. into the locker roomat half- MONMOUTHJUNCTION, N.J. 08852 time leading by only 13-6, and even then it took a KenSmith- SOUTHBRUHSWIGK TEL. 201-329~30 Tony Thompsonscoring pass withjust 0:32left in the half to Bootersend sad season GIVE YOURCHILD THE PHELZADVANTAGE give Franklin that lead. ".’ Both teams blew scoring In a dismal end to whathad with seven goals and three Clark Gram and Keith V begun as such a promising assists, leading the team ih Aaronsoowith Steve Banahan All hands on deck for a Grand Opeldng! season, the FHSsoccer team scoring. Scott Sloman,a soph and Jan Nierenberg at the USED CAR ended its season by losing winger, added three goals, wing halves, has been -7 three shutouts, completing with Mike Banahanand Larry reliant considering the SALE their year at 4212. Mondaythe Katz the other gas(scarers. ’75 Fiat 128 CoupeDemo, Warriors lost 2-0 to a 3-7 Mondaythe Warrior offense pressureput on llunterdon Central team; did everything but score; Loaded.3090 mL Full newcar Tuesday they fell 2-0 to on(shooting finn(arden Cen- could hold out for only so long guarantee. before the Vikingsscored, late ireviously widiuss Madison tral 19-12.Ilowever, without a in the first half. The ~ason Township, and Friday they Grooer or MeFarlanoin the ended with two second half ’73 TriumphSpitlire Cony.4 closed outtheeampaignwith a middle, there was no one to goals to makethe final score 3- "smellout" a goal, no one with spd. AM.FMRadio Brown 3-0 loss to 6-8 SouthBrunswick. 0. w/taninterior. 25,434miles. Franklin should have wonall the scoring instinct. The Red Exceptionallynice condition. three games,that is, if they Devils scored once on a "-’3 $3,295. hadplayed like the Warriorsof deflection off a Franklin Following McFariane’s ,,~ the first few weeks of the defenderand again late in the departure, the Warriors season (Franklin wonthree game on a breakaway, on(scored42-0 over the last 12 ’73 MGMidget Cony. 4 spd. nut of its first four). marring a fine performance games and were shut oul AM.FMRadio. 29.867 miles. A lIowever, the team’s two by goalie Walt Hauck. seven times. What’s worse, SportsCar with Great Economy. highest scorers, inside for- Tuesdaythe Warriors were nine of the 11 starters $2,995 wards Brian Groner and terrible in a 2-0 loss to Madisongraduate, leaving only seven George McFarlane, were not Township, a team with a experienced players for the present last week. McFarlano pathetic 0-9-3record. Franklin ’72 MGBConv. 4 spd.AM.FM varsity. The JV were left the team for personal did not pass, hustle to the ball, whitewashedthree times last Radio,Wire Wheels. Very Clean. reason after six games (in or play position soccer, andso ’14-2,weekand th finishedworst__JV winlussmark at ever.~ 0- 30.977miles. $2,995. whichlie scored sevengoals). deservedto lose. e With McFarlaoc,the Warriors Friday it was even worsein were3-3; without,1-9. Gruner, a 3-0 loss to SouthBrunswick. forced to play as a single TheWarriors, missing a third ~~/t~//]’/~ ,~,~~ target man in the middle, starting forward (wing Peter RECYCLE ~tl~i:edFal Sales t Slilic e missed the final four games Chca) had no offense. The THiS dueto a backsprain, finishing NEWSPAPER , 830Rt. 206PRINCEION ¯ 921.3511tl Franklin defense, anchoredb~’ ~ ." . :: ,

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Trackmenplace second in Group 3 MacAfeeschool holding booksale ¯ The library mothers of Includenew hanksfrom many tercsts will be represented, crafts, mystery and reference "Consideringour situation, ploushlps, run over a. 3-mile lluntordon (formerly a Group miles, but the Pioneers, whoin Coach Homepredicted that MaeAfee Road School are publlsherslnallpopularprlce including classics, fiction, books. wedid n good Job." So said course in NewBrunswick’s 4 school, but moveddown this Rome’swo=:ds "were ready tO the Warriors "should finish in sponsoring a book fair from ranges, books to read or to biographies, adventure FIIS cross.country coach Ray BuccleachPark. year) with 52 points. ¯ run, they wantedto win,"took the top five." Nov.18 throughNov. 21 In the give as gifts. All reading In- stories, science, nature, tlorne after watching the Franklin, the defending Jerry Youngrepeated his places2-3-4. schoollibrary. Thefair will be Warriors place second among champs, finished with a performance of ast fa l, Hentley was 5th in 15:10, openfrom 8:45 a.m. till 3 p.m. runner-uptotal of 85 points. placing second out of the 155 each day. Gruop3 schools at Saturday’s Jackson7th in 15:12, Judd8th Thebook fair display will’ Central Jersey Chum- The Group3 winner was North runners in 15:42, finishing in 15:13, and senior Marc behind Masasquan’s Chuck Browntook 9th in ’t5:28. Ferrell, whoonce again was TheJV won24-31. Scott Ellis the individual champ. was the winner in 15:41, with DEPchanges Franklin’s next runners ¯Ken Punter 3rd, freshmanBob weresophBen Jackson in (15th Ollva 5th and TonyRossi and .16:45), RupertHeatley (17(11, another fresh, DanFischer in USEDCARS 16:58), Rickie Judd (19th, 7-8. Volvo Owners! rules on 16:53) and Frank Sees (32nd, Evenwithout their top two. "73 DODGE SWINGER "71 PONTIACLEMANS 17:22). The Warriors were runners, the frenhmcntopped v.8, auto., p.s., p.b., vinyl roof, 2 dr., V-8,auto., p.s., p.b., air cond., withoutthe services of senior Somerville’s 19-36, as Denny AM/FMwith tape, w/sw viny! roof open burning co-captainJim Torsiello, still Fischer and John McDevitt Bruce Ehart, THEVolvo Expert whohas kept new "73 COUNTRY recovering Frompneumonia. placed 1-2. Jim Colemanwas and not so newValves alive for 10 years at the "70 COUNTRY SEDAN "He would have made a big 4th, JimCottrell 5th, with Paul Princeton Gulf Station, is nowat Z~WMazda and SOUIREWAGON Commissioner to 60ddys. difference," noted Norne. 6 pass.wagon, %8, auto., p.s., p. b., 8 cyL,auto., p.o., p.b., fac. air w/sw Reynolds rounding out the Alfa Romeoon Route 206 in Princeton. At ZSW, fac.air. David J. Bardin of the In’the sameaction, he Last Tuesday the Warriors scoring in 7th. Departmento[ Environmental reducedthe effective time he will give your Volvo(as well as other makes) fell to 5-3 on the dual meet Saturday the varsity seven the samepersonalized attention he did at Gulf. For ’69 BUICK RIVIERA Protection (DEP) recently periodfor permitsto disposeseason by losing Z5-30 at travel to Pcnesauken (near ’/4 GRANTORINO Full powerair tend., vinyl roof, adopted amendmentsto the of hazardousindustrial wastes Somerville.Young placed first service appointment,Please call him or ZEtW’s BROUGHAM from six months to 60 days, Camden)for the Slate Group stereotape state’s air pollution control in a courserecord 14:21 for 2.8 Finals, whichbegan at 10 a.m. service manager,Brandon Jeanneret, at 609.924- V-8,auto., p.o., p.b., vinyl roof,fac. regulations on open burning. thus equalizingthe permitted 9330. air, AM/FM Tile rule changes, which disposal time for both "71 DODGECORONET respond to the expressed agricultural and industrial P.S. Volvo owners;many cadillacs are ’72 F-250 8’ BED 4 dr., V-8, auto., p,o., radio,vinyl needs of the NewJersey interests. FHS sports this week V-8,4 speed,p.b., recreationcop. roof, w/sw farmers, establish two new Mr. Bardinsaid, "Weexpect traded in for Valves(see ValvesT.V. permits for burning her- these amendmentsto have no commercial). ManyValves are ’also ’72 SAAB baceous, or foliage-type, significanteffect on the state’s Tomorrow traded in for Mazdas(see ZSW’sused 2 dr., 99 Series,auto., air cond.,tin- air quality. This will lift a carlot). material and orchard mted glass, AM/FMradio, perfectco prunings. The amendedrules burdenfrom manyfarmers. It Froohat Somen/ille...... 3:30 dillon will becomeeffective Dec.28, is onesmall step to restorethe the earliest date possible hospitality of the GardenState Saturday Man.,Tuns., Wed., Thurs. 8".30, Fri. - g, Sat. 4"30 under the 60-day waiting to agriculture.If wesucceed in period fixed by statute. preserving farms as open land Varsity Football Somerville. : ...... 1:30 The orchard pruning rule resources, wewill do muchto X CountryN.J.S.LA.A. (away) ...... 10:00 will stay in effect for only two benefit air quality. Theserule Girls X-CountryN.J.SJ.A.A. (State-away) ...... 10:00 years. Mr. Bardin said the changeswill let the depart- two-year cut-off date for the ment shorten the time needed Monday latter regulationis intendedto for processinginfested-plant- life permits fromthree months encourage development of J. V. Football Home...... new methods of re.using or to three days." 3:30 disposing of such woodwaste. Paul H. Arbosman,director of DEP’s Division of En- vironmentalQuality, said that CONTINUOUS os a result of a public bearing beld last Jnly I0 and con- EXHIBITION BASKETBALL COMPOUNDING sultation with the state Department of Agriculture and the New Jersey Farm PRINCETONUNIVERSITY Bnrcau, Mr. Bardin extended (1975 NIT CHAMPIONS) the effective duration of the newagricultural permits from ° AYEAR the 14 days originallyproposed 8.17.a °*etvYieldon VS. There’s Hamilton Park 6 YEARS¯ MINIMUM$1000 LIMIffDISSUE LOKOMOTIVA loses to (YUGOSLAVIAN TEAM) Vincent’s never Annual Vincent’sCleaners defeated Princeton’s well-rated bagersprep for the 1975-76 seasonby taking A veAn Hamilton Park Sunday during on one of Yugoslavia’s oldbst and most successful teams. Yield on been a flag football action. Lokomotiva,on a two-weektour of the United States, has produced The scorn was 43-7. In other games, Franklin more than 40 National and Olympic players and has won a number 4 YEARS ¯ MINIMUM $1000 Greens defeated Nathan of International tournamentsheld in Europe. Stewart’s, 19-6 while Ilermal All tickets, priced at $3.00, are on sale at JadwinGym Weekdays Construction overwhelmed better between9 and 5. Ticket office phone:(609) 452.3538. Charles Rush,26-13. Z08%% ffe’fiAnnual e 63 4AYEA, Meeting for Yieldon new VFWpost JADWIN GYMNASIUM time to NOVEMBER 18,1975 2th to 4 YEARS¯ MINIMUM$1000 in Middlebush 7:30 P.M.

There will be an save (~1% Effeclive ~’ 1/% I I ~ [] Annual B I~--/~ A*~AR alcottForeignformation°rganizati°nalmootingfortheMiddlebUShstreet,WarsOf a neWsaturday,FirehousePostVeteranSat Nov.theon°fmillIll Imllll mill Illlllllll II I I ==Illl[l ~ ~e~,.-.~l Yield on ~L.~/ at 22 IS any1975 car actually worththe money? State MPWofficers will be ! 1 to 2V2 YEARS¯ MINIMUM$1000 on handto explain the ob- M Jectivesat the organization. | Federalregulations permil Your savings earn the maximum Programs sponsored by the 1 If vahreis a questionof dollarsand sense, the Audi1OOLS is unquestionably the on- []- Lincoln VFWinclude assistance to the swer.Because the Germanshad one thing in mindwhen they createdthe Audi; a fine II prematurewithdrawals on cediticate effeclive annualyield whenprincipal community,youth groups and 1 machiheat o reasonableprice. 1 accountsprovided lhe rate of andinterest areleft on depositfor a veteransin hospitals. 1 Youwon’t find flashor frills, you’ll find a quietunderstated elegance; a furl-sized car ¯ interesl on Ihe amountswilhdrawn full year, Veterans of all wars who is reducedto the regular savings 1 that comfortablycarries five; the luxuryof legroomand headroom of some cars twice Wereserve the right In withdraw servedoverseas are Invited to the price;orthopodically-doslgned reclining soots. i accountrate and90 daysinterest is I this offer in wholeor in part at any Federal atlend, Andyou’ll find superbengineering. To front.wheel drive, rack-and-pinionsteering 1 forfeited, andindependent front susponslonwe’ve added outboard vented disc brakesfor loss I time withoutnotice. 1 possibility of fade. We’veadded negative stoedng.roll radius to enablethe Audito self. ¯ IR)sPrrAI, ACCREDITED corro~:tin a front.whealblowout and hotp maintain directional stability. Andwe’ve sd- I dadfuel injectionfor easierstarts, smoother aocelorat[on and bettor gas mileage. ; Savings I Sister Joan Manlon, Audi;s exactlywhat it wascreated to be: o fine ’machineat a reasonablepdco. 1 ExecutiveDirector of St. 1 There’ssimply no quostionabout It. A ve^n ARIlual ,K Peter’s Medical Center, New I Yieldon Brunswickhas announcedthat I I St. Peter’s has beet awardeda 1 two.year acerctlllatlon by the 1 REGULARSAVINGS ACCOUNTS ’Joint Contntlsslon on Ae- i DAY OF DEPOSITTO DAY OF WITHDRAWALACCOUNT ercdltatloniJCAll),of llospitals I The accreditation Is the ¯ MIMII;I result nf an on.site sdrvey i FSLIC l: taut~,vln|~ Iml.d I. Itu,ml} =y=lel: enterl fRANKUN | A NameTo RememberWith Intoru.tl TOWNIHIP’$I Complete I FrankHnm BicycleCenter I ; Ie..omllNrfor nil blkea] :1 coo.,...,,.,.,.’ RALEIGH = , CompleteCollision Repair ERA L e¯ SCItWINN ,,,0,¯ ROLLFAST (..,.,.) I PORSCHE-AUDI-VW: SA WNG’S BICYCLES ¯ Repel. I ’andother Foreign cars I HILLSBOROLJOH OFFICE-AMWELL ROAD ¯ Parts Phona: EHSE].O4OO e Acco.ofJos Or;hoP offlooa in W~al:,flold, Boot;oh Pinion, Pl~infiolcl, Brier Town& E~l;ont;own OpenMan,0tat, 10,t p,m, Gelid Wedsetdoyl, Ill tlamlllonIt,, 1011101111

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First stepstaken in ’affirmative action,

( Obituaries ). On Wednesday,Nov, 0 Dr. in affirmative action for. will help Mr. Martynmonitor Services Department; Board AnnaKline, a doctoral student waysin whichsex-role have beenset for Decembe[’!" FrancesA. Kolb, curriculum school personnel, the programthe progress of affirmative of EducationRepresentatives in anthropologyand D stereotypingis evidentin our Februaryand March.They coordinatorof the Training deals with curriculum, in- action in the district. They Barbara Francfort and Wendy Matthews r~ presentday society, will deal with guidance,’ Institute for Sex structten and materials as are: CommunityRepresen- Sandra Grundfest; School postgraduatefellow at the Three additional At- history and physical A nativeof Russia,she came Desegregationof the Public well as personnel.Franklin’s tat[ve DorisBryant; Franklin Administrationreprnsentative Institute for liuman firmative ActionWorkshops education. alga L. Birklandto theUnited States in 1909. Schoolscame to Franklinto workshops will be attouded by TownshipEducation RiehardN.Jensen,Dlrectorof Development,Educational Survivingare two sons,. runthe first in a seriesof in- district principals, super- AssociationRepresentatives Instructionand twoFranklin Testing Service, Princeton. of Griggstown Alexanderand Constantin, service workshopson at- visors, department chair- Tutane Jacksonof Franklin highschool students whehave Twenty-sevenstaff mem- bothst home. firmativeaction, a plan to personsand membersof the RighSehool and Doris Stevens not yet been named, bers participated in the ’ Mrs. Rukavlzln was a provideequal opportunities district’s AffirmativeAction of the SampsonG. SmithIn- At the first of the workshopssession, whichcentered on ’ ’ .t~ Mrs.Olga Larsen Birkiana, memberof St. Pokrowa for womenand elimieate nex AdviseryCommittee. termediateScheol;Supportiveon Wednesday,Dr. Kolb was sex-role’ stereotyping, an -- ...l::nmilvDay 83, of Mosher Road, RussianOrthodox Church of stereotypingin the district. Approvedas a concept by Staff Ilepresentative Lois Joined by two other con- overview of recent an- ~’ Oalll~AIP Griggstownsection, died NewBrunswick. Franklinis oueof tan sehool the Boardof Educationlast Tobiasof the PupllParsonne] sultants fromthe institute, thropelogicalrcsearch and the ~e, /UlIIlfl’ @¢~zLal* alum Thursdayin the FoothillAcres in Jersey NursingHome, Hillsborough. Serviceswere Thursday at 9 districts New whichsummer,this committeewas ’,i’ a.m. in the St. Pokrowa [spartieipatJngin this Rutgers set upto assistthe district’s. EnjoyP’rinceton UnivBrsJty Football ’ A native of Oslo, Norway,Church. Universityproject. FundingAffirmativeAction Officer, F~[~g~;~~~~~~ she cameto this countryin Burial wasin St. Vladimirwas obtained through a assistant superintendentof 1910.Mrs. Birkland lived in RussianOrthodox Cemetery, $123,000grant from the federal schoolsfor personneland staff’ at $1.00 a seat , " Brooklyn,N.Y., before moving Jackson. Department of Health, relations, HarryE. Martyn. ] : here 20 yearsago. Educationand Welfare. Membersof the Mfirmqtive’ FREE ~ ’Bring the femi{y (up to seven members; Shewas a memberof the Designedto providetraining Action AdvisoryCommittee including at least oneadult andone . Reformed Church of ,:: , Griggstown. WAWZ ~O~ ~eli- child underlfi) . ,,; Wifeof Martin,she is sur------"~ ~’ ~ i to Palmei"Stadium for: :: vived by two sons, RoyM., ¯ broadcasts. Students prepare for testing with whomshe lived, and i~ NormanL. of the Belle Mead in Spanish ~ .... Princetonvs. Dartmo, section of Montgomery;a Membersof the Franklin pertunityto preparefor the ’--- sister, Mrs.Bergliot Petersen Highguidance and teaching SATor AchievementTests. (TheTigers meet the Big Greenl) of Kirklaed,Wash, and five Radio station WAWZat staffs metyesterday with Interestedstudents should see " ’ : ¯ . : grandchildren. Zarephath (near Bound seniorsandgraduating juniors their counselorwho will put with November22 r . : Serviceswere Satardoy at 11 Brook)has beguncarrying interestedin reviewingfor the them in contact with the ’ a.m. at the MatherFuneral programs in the Spanish SATor CEEBachievement faculty member who is ~ ~[ 1:30p.m. llama, 40 VandeventerAve., language,according to Rev. . James Pearsall, program tests whichwill be givenon reviewingthe subject(s)the Princeton, with the’ Rev. Dee.6, andJan. 24, 1976. studentwishes to workon. ~ CHRISTMASCLUB ACCOUNTS Frank Bahr, pastor of the directorof the station. At the meetingmembers of ’ In January the Franklin I Planto makea dayof it. First Reformed Church, Recentstudies by station ...... RockyHie section of Mon- managementshow that there dividualized programsfor another series of review Receive a Bicentennial Calendar Towel andwatch Princeton .... .’ tgomery,officiating. are in excess of 1,000,000 students,to helpthem brush sessions for college-bound Spanish-speakingpersons in varsitysoccer free! , .... Burial wasin Griggstown up on those areas wherethey juniors whoplan to take the ~ ¯ Cemetery,Griggstown. the area covered by the felt improvementwas needed. SAT [,’ one a"g T-, .y’am station,with 3,600 in Somerset, in April. The meetings to pl)-tease" 24,300in Middlesex,26,300 in convenientto studentsand theafternoon activity period. ThomasJ. Unionand 98,700in Hudson.faculty members was WhenYou Open Your /976 Club at the Rev.PearsaB said recentlyin arranged;A ochedulethe°f sessionsreviewsassi°ns will he an interview that WAWZconducted during the at- again will be e°nduetedduring i i Ticketssold only ,. "feelsit hasa responsibilityto PAINTING ~ on the dayof the game, Masterson, provide these people with temoonactivity period. " ..% . Studentswho did not attend ,,." . :. Plentyof good|eels ; programmingof an uplifting themeetingyesterday canstill INTERIOR ~ ThomasJ. Masterson,=, of andinspirational nature." takeadvantage of this op- ~ f~" " ’" (in theunreserved nection) 105 ArlingtonAve., Somerset The Spanish-language EXTERIOR. MANVILLESAVINGS & LOAN ¯ will be availablel , ., section, died Mondayin his programs are heard over homeafter a longillness. WAWZ, 1380AM, every SPEECIII’ATIIOLOGIST 443-5819 313Main St., Manville, N.J. .~~~~~ Bornin JerseyCity, helived Mondaythru Saturday from 6-9 P.M. ~. most of his life in New 6:~5to 7 p.m.and on Sunday Sister Joan Martian, Brunswick,moving to the from11 a,m. to 12:30 p.m. The ExecutiveDirector of St. FreeEstimates 722-2776 Somersetsection 16 yearsago. stationis ownedand operated P.eter’s MedicalCenter, has All MenFully Insured "~ Mr. Masterson, a com- announcedthe appointment of Patching,plastering MtMocnF’~:D~:t~At. S.’.WNaS ANrJ LOAN I~SU~ANCI: CDRp[SRnTION Thisannouncement courts0y of Ltln’d bythe Pillar of Fire andbas IEk~v municantof St. MatthiasR.C. long broadcastedforeign- ElizabethMolinari, M.S.as andwallpaperlng "the First NationalBank of Princeton.ll,~s Churchwas a memberof Post languageprograms, but the speechpathologist. ,~ r~=~=~ ~ ~=¢~;~’=~=¢r,~~r,~s ~s=~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 478, AmericanLegion, and the Spanishprograms are a new MissMolinari, received’ SeniorCitizens. innovation,according to Rev. her M.S.in speechpathology He wasa memberof Local Pearsall. from ColumbiaUniversity 15, Bricklayers,Masons, and Piasters InternationalUnion of America.He retired seven ~ years ago fromhis job as FINGERPINKIES mason. foremanfor Gumina 8t~k Hand Cleaner ConstructionCo. He was also a letsT~uclarke dirty wm-karmmd the offk*e. bricklayerworking out of the union. Wlth~t put hands e~r sl~dng n. Survivingare his wife,the Softfabric Ioweletles CALENDAROF COMING former Rose Markaee;two ¯.. pre.moistenedto brothers, Johnand Pierce, cleanhands of office bothof NewBrunswick, end a smudges¯Right at EVENTS sister, Mrs.Clement ttarkias yourdesk. DavesMen’s 8. E XEROXCOPIES "EAR PIERCING of NewBrunswick. Foil-wrappedFINGER Boys Shop FREE Services were today at 9 PINKIES¯ Secretary’s BESSENYEI THURSDAY.NOVEMBER 13 (Quantity a.m. in the BoylanFuneral HandCleaner leave skin Prices withpnrchasr, r)f flame, 186 EastonAve., New soft andare scented 41S. Main St. Manville & Son FranklinCouncil, 8 p.m. Brunswick,followed by a 9:30 to leavehands smelling Somerset-HunterdonChapterof Widowsor Widowers Dance- Avaihlble) EARRINGS %. Social-8:30-12 p,m,, Holiday Inn, Route 22, Somerville, a.m. Massof ChristianBurial nice,Box of 20,$1.25. Formal Wear OilBurners Installed HhchcockFilmFestival - "ForeignCorrespondent," Somerset Township 526-0111 in St, MatthtasChurch, For Hire CountyCollege, Room E-105, East Wing, 7:30 p,m, Public St, Burial is in St. Peter’s 586Hamilton St. students500. Pharmacy Sherman ~ Sons Cemetery,New Brunswick. 725-9027 NewBrunswick Al[stairCooke’s "America" filmseries - "lnven6ng aNation" - 8 JEWELER HARRYSTRAUSS Policeman p.m.,Mary Jacobs Library, Rocky Hill, KI 5-88OO * WelcomeWagon of Hillsboro Area, 8 p,m,Hl[lsborough 712llamihon .St., Sorr;r,rsvt (NexttoBank) & SONS,Inc. e Mailman KI5-6453 PresbyterianChurch, Homestead RoadEt Route206. TopTc - Lydia Rukavazin, "Awayfor e Day,"Central Jersey Mini-Trips, Reservations 359- NI)TAR }" PUIII.IC , SomersetShopping Center 429 Avenue 7502, ¯1 Russiannative New swkk, N.J. FRIDAY,NOVEMBER 14 Mrs.Lydia Rukavizin, 69, of WITHTHIS AO.RECEIVE A BOTTLE OpenHouse- Immaculate HighSchool, Mountain Ave., Somer- 12th anti Culver streets, OFnLir’aUll:) J[=I~PEI~etFREE1! villa,From 11a,m. Somerset,tiled last Mondayin SomersetCounty Junior Miss Competition, Franklin High MiddlesexGeneral Ilnspltal, (2m) 240¯ ~d~dl, School,8 p,m, Agentsfor NewBrunswick. FOLIAGEHOUSE PLANTS f.V, ~’ BATURDAY.NOVEMBER 15 TERRARIUMPLANTS WheatonVan Line, Inc. HANGINGBASKETS CALL TROUBLEST HolidayBazaar ¯ Women’s Guild of theHerlinesn Retermed SOPKO. Church,10e.m, ¯ 3p.m,, Church House, Route 205, Dolle Mead, GIFTS~ SUPPLIES 725-3300 SOMERSETELECTRONICS Luncheonserved 11e,m. ¯ 2p,m. Vldt OurGreenhouses MOVING6" canhelpl VacationAuctlcn - Junior Women’s Club of Bornerdsvllle. Tues,8, Sat.10.S STORAGE,INC, FOR OUR Samednyservice Vacationsfrom overnight stays to 2 weektrips, 8 p,m.,Bonnie Sun,1.S PMno, 5 BraeForm for Boys, West Milllngton. Mountain Top onmosl sole Danceto benefit Thunderbird Drum8 Bugle Corps of Franklin Local& Lone Distance LOWRATES ¯ PsnasonJceHilichi e Toshiba Township,9 p,m, - I a,m,Flegpost Inn, Route 1, So, B,unswick, ¯ RCA¯ Motorola ¯ Zenith Children’sProgram - presentation bythe Plainfield Humane Nursery (Growers) 35No, 17th Ave, faslonAve, Shopping Coatol Societyand film, "How1o Raiao e Puppy," 10=30 e,m. Bomorv[llo ZionRd. Noshanic Manville Somerset PublicLibrary, 201.369.4083 201.~25.7759 545.6003 BUNUAY~NOVEMBER 10 0ue//tyer reasrmable prices CoinShow Et Aucllon¯ Comary Coin Club, 9 a,m,¯ 6 p,m., HolidayInn, Route 22, Somerville, OpenHouse, Snc,ed Heart Schnel, Manville, I.S p,m, OpenHouse, Chrlat the King School, Manville, 2.4:46 p,m, .FlummegoSale¯ Siaterhoodof Temple Both El at theTemple, Amwolllid,, Franklin7.0 p.m, Also Monday 6-12noon, McCARTHY’S MONDAY,NOVEMBER 17 SAVE$.50 WELDINGSERVICE WINA TRIP TO COLORADO ~ls ad entitles you . ManvilleBoard of Educstlon, 8 p,m, to S,50off ondrydoanmg PORTABLEWELDIN0 - IN, SomervilleAroo Chsptor of Cosmopolitnn AsseclalOS moetlnB, totalingS3,00 or more. DUSTRIAL&COMMERCIAL MAIN. P,m.St, John’sEplssopel Church, 168West Itloh St,, Somerville, ¯ WINk WIEROf CYCUNO IN COLORADO ¯ DURING fiNANCE- CERTIFIED PIPE SuhJocl¯ "Nulrilien," ONA HONDACRISO r~ovembor,1976 , WELDING- REPAIR WELDING SomornotVo.Toch HI0h School Addollc Booslor Chlb monlhly ¯ moednB,7:90p,m., Faculty Room, WINA WIIKOf IRAIL,RIDINO IN COLO. MINI,BIKES,FARM & GARDEN SpecialBook Weak Story Hour for 0redes1.4, Theme ",,,if you ~DOONA HONDA XLESO EQUIPMENT,CARS&TRUCKS, livedIn ColonialTImoa," 3;48 p,m,, Mary Jscohs Library, Becky e Iitl ! LUCRYWINNERS WILLWIN ImPS Hill T0COLORADOr AIR/ARE PAID AND USE 369.4224 TheHIIInborough Publlo Llbrsry observes Nstlensl 0oak Week Of A HONDA01750 AND HONDA XLSSO Nov.17.23, {Bss rolosao elsewhere In paper for spoclllo scllvhlos,) fORA WEIH 258AMWELL RD, TUESDAY,,NOVEMBER 16 |l~ilri] in]riB r~ Ill e I NESHANIC SomorselCoantv Collo0o Cemmun[lY Chants ¯ Fell Coneoth8 I,,m,si 1hecollogo, $1,Mstlhlsn P,T,A. Bomsrseh 6 p,m,, Bchool Cnfeto,ln. WEDNESBAY,NOVEMBEfl lS MnnvllloRopuhllcsn CM),8 p,m,, V,F,W, lisll, HORSEFEED & SUPPLIES,PET Ba01ansUnufar Men’a Physical Flmesa will he holdin BELLE MEAD WHYB COOPIIICYCLI RANCH YOU’LL SELL FOODS,WILD BIRD SEED, Illlld,orou0hHlgi~ Sdmui oYm helwoon 7=30 and 0130 p,m, Foe 01, OFRIINO1lIB FAHULOU|Hlllt ANIMALFEED, WEALSO 6npealsn!Pn,ents Tanr G’ Calf so, 7~00 p,m. ~elnarael Ho.pilsl, LUMBERCO., INC. AmwBIIRd., Noshan/c Ton onp~cp~e tot~v thiir lianduNOW ITWHEN FaldAudllorlunt, nendlnuBlvd., nollo Maatl WDSpeDlallze In Exhaust Wwoat tOdevel! moll I meS,I pnnour CARRYWATER SOFTENER 3eg.6121 lunomlll0hoes the0arrest sy01I lotIblir SALTS,LAWN & OARDEN SUP. FrsnklhtJsyaoon montborshlp mosilfi0, 0 p,nt,, Consolsts Systems,Brakes, Tune.ups. nlldlaed 91¥1 them ~loro Indlvld, PLIES, StlOBS, BOOTS, FslhsraM[salon ConlOG Boule 27, A Comp/0tot/ne of ellNlllOUIilsitofllloa, H01d A0yale U~ll¥1rod now YOU MnltvllloIIIqh 8shoe1P,T,S,A, IitOOllflg, Special ploBinm [J lihn, NOV,tOIhl wlntlf moflrhl it oeveled by JACKETS& eLOPES, Ep,m, anlototle, BUILDINGMATERIALS HOURSlMon,,Frl, 7 R,m,,8 e C~k&Dunn PIInlt * C~mS,Doon~ S p,m,* Sat,8 a,m,,8 p,m,* IofldS’llaOlalJ¥1 IlUsndld wlrrlnty, BELLE MEAD 6oulhBaumtnel Bulhl ol CronllvoAttn, 7=46 p,m. Commanlly Cllllnll ToIhew till luckythSllll Ihl grlUlhllU el ADVERTISE I~nalnof theFIrat National Bank el CoulmlJataoy, Saute 200, WIndnwv* gndvnsn Windows * * OPENeUN, 9 a,m,. I p,m, theCO, slide ~och M~lflUlnllullnlvl FARMERS’CO-OP BelleMosd, KIIty Wonler el "The Art Spltihlne," willl }auk, PIIIOMIIslhll * Eiiplllnl &Vinyl Till *, ~hlmi pilV~lW el fillv )r~lJmelofoyl:l|, OIIcoDitvmtnl Dora* Rollrold TI.* flntMI~linlll tOII llllldl~l,iingslolltlO HERE! LINE ROAD 8pslhelllDinner, Frsnkllu LIB P,T,A, (],6 p,m,.Bshool PHONE369.3636 JaIt’l nellfalgll* J,l, CYCLE RANCH CalolOtn,Adalln $3,50, CiI ¢l~oltSl,2B, Ihtdwot!* Eocolstnr Ponvl| sR®Kn| l~4flT,|l TIIlNTONTUEi.loPfil, I tel BELLEMEAD Mol~lhhs IntnIMInn. 6ira. Psnvllln|, ClCtlRANCH WEST tlleNlliP.IS54 IATUBOAYg te 3 72S-3300 (201)369.6173 Vuladny, November 13,1975 llle Era.kli. NEwS.rECORD ’Superstar’first for group NEWIN PRINCETON--- in state Experiencea newcenter of

The first performanceof the formance at Franklin High purchased in advance; an gravity. TestdriveAlfetta. Franklin Arts Council’s1970- School on Saturday evening additional £50 will be charged 1976 programseries, "Jesus Nov. 22, are available at the at the door. Grouprates are From Alfa Romeo. Christ Superstar" will also Franklin Townshlpand Reeky available to bona fide markthe first time the Now Ifill Pubfie Libraries, The organizations for ten or more Theworld’s first truly TimeSingers’ production of Parks and RecreationDept. in people. Amoney-saving series the original Broadwayversion the Municipal Building in subscription offer for of the rock opera will be seen Middlebush,The GayNineties balancedproduction car. in NewJersey. I"Superstar," TheodoreBikol in Rutgers Plaza, or the and tbeGardenSinteBalintisi Somerset Camera Center in available~ until Nov. 19 by the Shop-Riteshopping center, contactingthe Arts Councilat The group of 120 singers, Prices are $4 for adult and$3 P.O. Box22, Middlchush,N.J. .dancers and musicians, noted for students if tickets are 08873. for their energy, excitement and enthusiasm, have per. formed throughout the’ Philadelphia areas and at the Bucks County Playhouse ~;here their "Superstar" Gearbox, clutch and flywheel have prayedto standing-room-only been movedto the rear creating a new audiences. They have been DORISKINEY, head of the technicalservices department at the Franklinlibrary andVivian invited by tim Playhouse to center of gravity-and a new sensa- repeat their performancesin tion in handling. Like no other pro- April, 1970. duction car on the road today. "Jesus Christ Superstar" is Test drive the newAlfetta. It Booksbulge at library virtually all musinand dance, anddepicts Christ’s last week becomesa part of you. on earth as seen through the eyes of Judas Iscariot. The The Franklin Township Public borrowingof materials fromthe County musical asks the age-old Library is nowordering over 400 new Library or other libraries to meet questions: "Who is this booksa month.The fast-growinglibrary special requests. Christ?" "Whyshould welove has a current collection in excess of Donationsof booksto the library are Him?""Is lie really the Son of 40,000books. processed by the technical services God?" The technical services departmentat departmentas well. Manyof the books Tickets for the 8 p.m. per- the library is responsiblefor booksfrom donated to Franklin Library are now t the time they are ordered¯ until they being circulated through various "Read appear on the shelves. Doris Kin,y, a and Return" locations in the township, six-year veteranof the library staff, is As another form of "outreach," Mrs. RECYCLE I ":’ the headof technicalservices. Her part- time assistants include EvelynCohen, on various subjects at the library. Ida Cohen,Mary Jane Post, and Viviao Vega. Accordingto Mrs. Kiney, "Everyone at the library-staff andpatrons as well-- are involved in the selectinn of new" books. Our foremost aim is to be responsive to the needs of our patrons. -- Weorder multiple copies of bostsellars as soonas they hit the bestsaller lists. Also, wehonor all requests for other ;, books, wbethernew or old." The actual ordering is handled by Mrs.Post. Shetypes the order slips and mails them to a book vendor. She and ,~ Mrs.Kiney also followup on "problem" Importedfrom FloridaGuaranteed Grade O S No1 orders or booksnot received. Cataloguingof newbooks is another of - importede¢PO¢IolIv forAgwoy F~I. ibe delive ed. De.robe /]i/[. Mrs. Kiney’stasks. She assigns a call 1975I°, "p~¢k.up"o wu~local Ag*oy sto,e. In c°~ ol. o.’v. numberto a newnon-fiction book, and determinesunder what subjec!., heading OV.25 FORDEC. 11 PICK.UP or headingsthe book shouldbe listed in the card catalogue. The listing must correspondwith that of similar booksin ~the collection, or a revision in the ~ .’cataloguing of other.book.maybecome ...... necessary. , ~ . After the cataloguing,the catalngde cards (author,title andsubject cards) are typed, along with the book card, pocket, and spine label. The catalogue cards are carefully filed. Thepocket is gluedin the backof the book,the bookis . ~ stampedwith Franklin Library’s name, anditreceive a protectiveplastic cover. The bookis then ready to circulate. FLORIDA TANGELO Technicalservices is also involvedm the acqalsitinn of talking books and NAVEL ORANGES ORANGES films for use in nursing berets. Tile $6.90 same department .takes care of the $6.00 VHITEGRAPEFRUIT ::::::::::::::::::::::: PINK GRAPEFRUIT the Sweet’nlangy lot Florida’sfinest.tasting Compare:Suburban loans at lowest rates anywhere. K-6 grades A ALLSTAR lotsof good eatingl citrustruitl leaving early $5.75 $6.25 Theplace that’s alwaysdoing something DrivingSchool goodfor youhas done it all this time.We’re next week MYORDER All Packed4/5bu. per Box $ [ 5 Full HourLesson ~FLOfilOgNAVEL ORANGES NAME makingconsumer loans for the first timeand ADDRESS GradesK th’oagh six of the $25 for Road Test fflglT we’vegot practically the lowest rates Franklin Township Public FRUIT TEL. Schools will be dismissed Savethis sd around,So it costsless to borrowmore at rear~ydaring the weekof Nov. /or/}haasass, BELLE MEADFARMERS’ CO-OP Suburban. 18 throagh21 in order to allow 201-329-2919 for parent/leacher coll. LINE ROAD, BELLE MEAD Checkit out. You’ll never borrow feronces, 609-587-7755 (201) 359-5173 anywhereelse again. I’upils th gradesone through six will be dismissedat 12:40 p,m, Morning kindergarten New Auto Loans Personal Loans & Used Car Loans classes will 15odismissed at tO:20a,m,, while Ihe afternoon groupswill hein session from Annual% Rate 9.55% 9.78 % 9.76 % Annual % Rate 1o% 1o.23 % 10.20% 11:50 a,m,to 12:,10p,m, coupon Monthlylot MonthlyIor Monthlyfor LOAN LOAN Monthlyfor Monthlyfor ’Monthlylot Dance 12 MOS, 24 MOS, i 06 MOS. 12 MOS. 24 MOS. 06 MOS, for Thunderbirds s2000 $175.41 $92.08 $64.30 s1500 $131.87 $69.37 $48.54 [Saturday s2500 $219.27 $115,10 $80.38 s2000 $175.83 $92,50 $64,72 Thearrenls or the ’rhun- s3oo0 $263,12 $138.12 $96.45 s2500 $21939 $115.62 $80.90 dorblrds Junior Drumand llnglo Cor~saf Franklin’,rill sponsora ( aneoIn benefitthe s35oo $306,97 $161.14 $112.53 s30oo $263,75 $138.75 $97,08 cart~s tin Saturdayat the Flagltoal Inn onllauto 1 South Loansup to $5500available at these rates. Loansup to $5500available at these rates, llrunsw ck fi’onr n p,m, to I a,ln, Cto¢lttLtlo In=nuanceandaccident & boallhInsure.as opllonal. el’ha Sh’allsrHwill Irovlde nrlIslealldIt dal|alloa of ~5I~l’ personIltay bo ntado at the Home Improvement Loans available up to s75oo door, with as much as 60 months to re.pay. MEN.WOMEN Mechanics,conslrnction, Iligbt training,electronics, clerks, 0[licer school, Oponinltain Europe,Ilawntl, Panama,Korea, Alaska and SUBURBAN[ SAV/NGS U,S,stations, and/auraAssoelatfon Aa equal TIMEFOR DECISION opparlanll¥ B~yOltl|o[3 Dctd17) I’kkjowalor [3 ElfilwoodPark I-7 F, ntorsonL-J Itaekoltalown Iondsr, Morris Pluhta El Nulloy [:l Old Bridqo ~J ParomusFJ SOIBOIBOt~ Spczrla L3 WaynoI~ Wlllincjboro ,Jobs,skills, training, odncntloli,travel and Member]"udsral Honlo Lone flank ByltnatFodstal gavblgg ORal Lo~II ]snu~sos Corporation benefits,Ask yonr Army representative,IrvBailey, 24E, Main St,, Somerville, 722,0660, You’ll never borrowanywhere else, again, ~¢,, rheFranklin NEWS’RECORD Thursday,No~,ember 13,1975 14-A

onto EastenAvenue. The applicant, Mrs.Nierenberg has beenunder fire iegal expenses for non’townshipat- Mr. Resenbhimwas scheduled to i~’hon-II~Da5 ’ RoyalE. Reynolds,had failed to comeby the Republicancommissioners ever torneys?" arguehis casebefore the state Division ¯ ’ up withthe properemergency exit that since she askedMr. Eckardt to resign of Taxationlast Wednesday,but it Was ’(ContlnuedfromPageOnel was recommendedby lcoal fire and becausehe hadbeen absent from half of TIIECOUNCiLWOMAN’Sreportdecsdismissed until Dee. 9 because there GIVE US A. RING s.’upportsthis project,"he declared, policeofficials.. the authoritymeetings that beenheld show,however, some $I0,000 paid out to wereten manyappeals that day. ¯ :Thecouncil plans to bringthe matter In additionthe boardfound that there sincehe wasappointed early this year.’ "other" attorneys in the past three (or .a final voteat their first agendawas no reason to alow for more She told the News-Recordyesterday years. Mr,Rnsenbhim’s fee will be far JENNIEWRITES PLAY sessionnext month, tewnhoasesthan thosealready provided she wouldnot resign andwould answer outweighed,she said, by the tax monies :. in the townshlp’s Planned Unit Mr.Kasckutlcs’s charges tither at the the townsmight collect from the appeal. Tbeever-ambitioes Jennie .== : Developmentordinance. The board also ¯ nextauthority meeting or sooner. "If Resenblumloses wepay nothing," writesa playduring the sixth wmI=’llii Uft said therewould be little transitionfrom she stated. She addedthat in the episode of "Groat Per- the tract, whichwould have 11.6 units Lombardocase it wasthe formerclerk formances-Jennie: Lady iiContlnuedfrom Page onei peracre, andthe singlefamily homes to Porro whodecided to go to court, not the RondolphChurchill" which the northof it. [Continuedfrom Page One] townhslp."We had the right to remove plannedcommunities also have less her," she said. will be colorcast Saturday, ’i impact on the environment-- by Mrs. Maklarycalled Mr. Auclello’s Nov.15, at 9 p.m.N.J.Public requiringless water less energyfor TIlEFIRST WAS the council’shiring charges% lly." TelevisionChannesl 23, 50, 52 heating,less relianceon the automobile,FTA of LeoResenblum, a Jersey Cityattor- and 58. andso on." I Conlinuedfrom Page Oriel whowill arguea tax appealagainst the :Professor Senecais a cure lauds SisleeBuilding and the FranklinState r graduateof the University,ofPenn- ALSOMONDAY night Mr. Koszkulics Bankand get one-thirdof all tax dollars sylvaniaand received his Master’sand askedfor the resignationof Democraticrealizedif hewins the case.That fee is Ph.D. degrees from the same in- Commissioner NaomiNierenberg estimatedto he $48,C00¯ public notice " Stitution. Hecame to Rutgersin 1967, becauseshe votedto hire Mr¯Porro in Thecouncil also wasgiven a hill from Sa/e and currently holds the rank of 1973. Hequestioned whether she was FrankStanley, a Somerivlleattorney AssociateProfessor of Economics.He servingthe bestinterest of the publicby whoargued another suit against the has served as departmentchairman townshipinitiated SomersetMfiliatns, [ ) on READYMADE approvingMr. Porto’s fees andSaid it To Get InTouchWith Since1973. raisedserious questions of "morality."for$I,523. INVITATIONFOIl. BIDS Mr.Keszkulics said he couldnot help Mr. Auciel]opointed out that Mr. The UouslngAuthorUy of Franklin FRAMES Townshlin the Counl of Somerset HAMILTON 3EWELERN Zoning butrememberthat Mrs. Nierenberghad Stanleyalso submitteda bill for hls (berelna~lercalled the ~utberltyl, will Laige Selection of stock andodd sizes1 recentlyasked for the resignationof Mr. servicesconnected with the appealof receivebids for thefollowing: Personal ShoppinN Service [’Continuedfrom Page Onel formertownship clerk LucieLombardo, Eckardtand therefore thought it would PIIOJECrN. J. 4Z.I ¯ " 1 be’ "equally considerate" that the whichcame to $2,099.All of thesefigures :i OnMay 23 the boardhad turned down .I. CONTRACTNO. I- nBROOFING Unbrushed50% Off. "samecourtesy" he extendedto Mrs. werenot n the FTAreport, he claimed. BUILDINGS2,3 6,7,8, and 10 i the applicationbecause the parcel of Nierenbergso she can"devdte full time "Doesn’t the FTAand Mrs. Maklary 2, CONTRAC~NO. 2- REPLACING landwas land-locked on all sides and to writingher memoirs." wantthe public to knowabout the ... UNDERGROUNDBEATING LINES. neededa 50-fontright of wayfor access at 8:30p,m. on the 3 dayof December1975 Finished 20%Off 1 in Its office at OneParticle Stree[ Somerset,New Jersey, 08873 at which Parts¯ Service¯ Parts.Service - Paris.Service. Paris - Service- Parts.Service St. Matthias timeand place aU bids wil] I~ peblLely openedarm read aloed if twoor morebid. Reedou c/ are received,If onlyone bid b receivedIt PTAmeeting wSlbe relur~*dto the bidderunopened. to~= Proposedforms of Conlractdocuments . Tuesday andspecifications ateon file atthe office or the Rou~lngAuthority of Franklin £: T~vnshlp,I parKslde ~lt’ect, ~omerset, a.u a NewJersey, , Thenext meetingof the St. Copiesof theDocuments maybe obtained Matthias,PTA will be heldon reinthe IthusthgAulberny of Franklin Townshipal anylime durthgr’egular Pick Your OwnFree Basket CLEARANCESALE! E Tuesday,Nov. 18, at 8 p.m.in businesshours prior th 4:00P.M. by depositing$10.00 with It Ior eachset of Apples With Frozen the schoolcafeteria. documentssoobtotoed. The amount of the OVER50 NEW’75 CARSIN STOCK Thetopic of the meetingwill deeOslsnwill berefunded lo those who .~._ Turkey Purchased by Nov. re(urnthe documentstn goodcondlUon be "Between Husbandand wUhinten H01days aSer 1he openin of 18th. MUST SELL ¢ Wife: Determining our bids. s Values"and will he givenby Accr ISledcheck ~ bankdraft ~yableto ]he RouslngAuthorny of Prank]In Township.U.S. GovernmentBmlds or n Hello! ! EducationCoordinator at St. satisfactorybid bondexecuted by the It’s Turkey Time¯ Treat Your Family To A Mstthtas.Refreshments will bidder anda surelycompany in the amountnot lessthannve vercenl (5%) of thebid shall be submllted wah each bid. FarmFresh Turkey¯ PremiumQuality, Corn meeting. The noosingAuthorUy of Frnnklin Fed,No Additives¯ Townshipreserves the fight to rejectany Winor lose, or all bidsand wal’,~, any IoformoJitl~ In bidding. Lee TurkeyFarm 448-0629 it’s funto readabout it NOWYOU CAN CARE FOR Nob d shallbe withdrawnfor a periodof thlrly 130)days ~beseq uenl to theopening ANDPREVENT BEDSORES of bidswithout the wr[nen consent ofthe in the Sportspages weekly. SpecialSavings on ItousthgAuthority of PrankgnTowmhip. HickoryCorner Road OPEN:’ Thesuccessful ~dder will be requiredto Hightstown,N.J. Mon.thru Sat. 10-4 124Sport Coupes & 131Station Wagons furnishand pay for solbfaclory per- tormanceand paymallbond. (only 2 left) D ce,medmus ,Jl.m Noo.so3.loe AttentionIS calledto thefact thatnot less AuthorizedFiat Sales8- Service HomeCase - Nursing Cale thanthe minimumsalaries and wagesas set forthIn the specnicattonsm~l be paid 830RT. 206 Hospitalgate Dothe ProjecL PRINCETON¯ 921-3500 IIOUSINOAuTn0mTY OF "P:" W.Scott Tailor FRANKLINTOWNSHIP SurgicalPharmacy BY: DEWAYNECRUSB 921Clinton Avenue EXECUT|VEDIRECTOR IRVINGTON- 201-399-7700 940grunswick, Trenton FNR:11,13-75 n (609)599.9}71 Fee:$12.96 =~Servlce . Parfs . Servlce. Parts.. Servlce . Parts . Service. Parts . Servlce. Parts "

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PRINCETONSHOPPINGCENTER HarrimR Strool, IIrhl0oton, NJ . Thursday, November13 1975 i ’NOWIN CENTRALJERSEY f ai the ’Finn; coming Breslinraps about politics, books to £ric Lawrence by Sluarl CrampJr. "I comefrom the QueensMr. Breslln said: "(If New’with." Rt, 1BShopping CIt,, E. Brunswick StaffWrlter sectionof NewYork, and when Yorkgoes under),the ehtlre "NewYork Is in troubleand everyFRIDAY end SATURDAY LAWRENCE-- "Adventure yougo to Manhattan,yousay nation may lose without we’ve got ,a designated arts & of tluckleberryFinn," a movie "Abook Is a painla the neck ’I’mgoing to the city.’ It’s a realizing R,..Ford thinks hls Presidentwho’s trying to for all ales,sponsored bythe to write,"Jimmy Breslln told hig trip. Somepeople’ in ’political future dependsnn bring backthe Civil Waryhe EldrldgePark School Parent a capacity crowd in the Queens haven’t been in sinking NewYork If that’s, said. "Theway things are AdvisoryCouncil, will be Mercer County CommunityManhattanin 10 years. the"kind of manhe Is..,I can’t going,any Democrat could presented,on Thursday, Nov. Collegeauditorium recently. ManhattanIs as muchthe seewhat he uses.to think beat Ford." , leisure : Tl Ik" ffAFA" 13from 10 a.m, to noonat the "It’s a difficult processto enemyto peoplein Queensas Eric Lawrencevile Theatre n write a book"he said. "If it it is to the peopleof Dubuque." the LawrenceShopping Center hits, that s terrific. Butf it In 1969 he and Nonfian onRoute One. loses,forget about it. Mailer- "a guy whowrites a Ungar.Hardyconcert "I writethree pages(on mylittle bit" - ran for borough . Showtlrnes:7a 10 P.M,No Cover Charge Ticketsare $1. currentbook) in,the morning,council president and New ’PRINCETON-- String banal’musicand ~ ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED YorkMayor respectively. "We countryblues of the 20’sto todaywill be the ¯ ,IL’~ Besure Io vIsFt ou r sisterrestaurant, Supervisionat the movies-cut it to twothe next morning fare at a Jay Ungurand LynHardy concert TIARA HAWAII, NO. BRUNSWICK will be provided by the andaddalitthimuro. Flaslly weregoing to attemptto put on Friday, Nov. 14 at 8:15 p.m. in the ~ the Englishlanguage into a ¯ tU,S.Hwy. # 1 at AdamsSta,,just before Jelsey Ave. EIdridge Park Parent Ad- itgetsteaheuttS0pagesmore. thanyouneedandthenyoucut campalgn....Pnllticians in Witherspean Presbyterian Church at 201-297-9180 visory Councilmembers. it. Then you go en Mike NewYork and everywhereon Witherspeanand Quarry Streels. The Douglasand MervGriffin. earth speak half-English. PrincetonFolk Music Society’s concert’s Likea hooker.You’re sailing Theyuse wordswhich are a ticketsare $2.50, $2 for students ant! $1.50 for yourself.There’s very little half-notchoff-meaning. They members,all at the door. roomfor failure in my logthe mindand you can’t get business.That’s what open a fixon the wordas it enters Whiffenpoofsin town windowsare for," he said. yourear," he said. Ina talkwhich wandered Theylost the election. LAWRENCEVILLE-- The Yale Whir- fromsubject tosubject, Mr. "Thesystem is everything feepnnfsof 1976will givea freeconcert in the Breslinspoke spontaneously anyonehas ever said about JohnDixon Library at TheLawrnnceville onsports writing, theMafia, it," he eontineed."And it’s the School,Route 200, at 8 p.m.,Saturday, Nov. Ireland,New York City’s only thing we havein life 15. problems,hiscampaign fur that’s going to produce cityoffice with Norman change...theonly instrument ¯Orchestraneeds you Mailer,’politics, Watergate that wehave to surviveas a andgun control. ’ EASTWINDSOR -- The gradually growing ceuntry....It’salways going to CentralNmv Jersey Orchestrahas roomfor ’:’There’sagrcat dealof hethere (so)the onlyrecourse roomfor lying in sportswehave is to go into that musiciansin all sections. It meetsevery reporting,"he said. Mr. systemand try to makeit otherWednesday from 8-10 p.m. in room208 Breslinstarted asa sportsb~ttor. of the KrepaSchool here underthe batonof writer."Nowadays yougo into "That sounds like a Paul Hofreiter whowrites and arranges a college and say ’Mickey platitude, but I wouldrather piecesfor the orchestra.Meetings this month Mantle’and they lookat you see somebodygive up his are on the 12thand 26th. Mr. Hofreiter 609- and say ’Who?’and it makesreligionand stay in politics. 737-1855and Mrs. Luty609.448.5382 have youwant to die." Politicsis thetrue religion. As moreinfo. "WhenI wrote ’The GangJohn Kennedysaid, ’God’s Excon follows play ThatCouldn’t Shoot Straight," workis truly our work.’ NEWBRUNSWICK -- The Unnrge Street I preceededon the theorythat, "It isn’t a glamor~as Playhousewill offera discussionsession with contraryto popularopinion, system, and it’s ex- ex-convictFrank Andrewsfollowing the the Mafiais an equal op- traordinarilyhard to winan performanceof "Fortuneand Men’sEyes" portunity employer..There’selectiea..I think the most on Sunday,Nov. 16, at 7:30p.m. Mr. Andrews 10 guys nameRocky and a importantsingle lesson we can will commentnn the play and his ownex- guy named Sidney, who learn is the needfor peoplein periencesin prison. counts,"he said. .politics on the lowest level..Just think: less than Cabaret’sback half the countryvoted in the ’MarkTwain’ at MCCC electionthat gaveus Richard WESTWINDSOR PRINCETON--" The Inn Nixes as President of the -- Actor Will Stutts will the appearas MarkTwain at the Theatreof the Cabaret, weeklymusical UnitedStates. Howthe hell WestWindsor campus of MercerCounty and comedyrevue in the canyou surviveas a country JIMMYBRESLIN at Mercer County Community College test’ CommunityCollege on OldTrenton Road en Prince WilliamRoom of the like that?" Wednesday:"We’ve got a designatedPresident who’s trying NassauInn, is planning a Turningto his hometown, Wednesday,Nov. 19 at 8 p.m.Tickets for his ’specialshiny Friday Nnv. 14 which he calls "the Alma t° bringback.the Civil War." "AnEvening With MarkTwain" are $3 al 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. ’ general, $I students and free for senior ’ Materof the united States," review citizens. .Greekpoetry reading PCPthespians uphold PRINCETONA free program of .COne ¯ temporaryGreek poems and songswill be theatretradition presentedby the modernGreek program of the classics department of Princeton Universityin Room01 at 185Nassau Sl., at Thereis a iraditionin the In getting together"Under 4:30 p.m. on Thursday,Nnv. 13. Edmund theatrethat the showmust go MilkWood" for presentation Kelleywill readtranslations of workby five on, and the Princeton Com-here the Players faced and ¯ of th mostimportant 20th century Greek munityPlayers havehonored overcame extraordinary poets.e WESTMINSTER Ihat ,custom,.against almost o.bstaeles.T.hey were dealing insurmountableodds and have Withwhat is ~saeatiallya first- Announces comeout ahead in the process. draft version, a poemrather Orchesfrareturns 1976 INTERIM Little morethan twoweeks thantraditional theatre and a LAWRENCEVILLE-- The NewJersey beforeopening night, Nov.7, piece withmany parts. Wisely, SymphonyOrchestra under the baton of January5 -January 23, 1976 illnessfor/:ed one of the star rather thangather together a HenryLewis will present"Evening at the players,veteran actress Annehuge cast they limited the Pops"in a concertat RiderCollege, Route Sheldonto withdrawfrom the numberof playersto seven-- 206, on Saturday,Nov. 15 at 8:30p.m. in WORKSHOPS...... COURSES cast of’ "Who’sAfraid of AnneBrednn, Murgo Bi’own, AlumniGymnasium. Tickets can be reserved VirginiaWooIf." The play was ChurchillClark, RogerLip- byphoning Rider at 609-~t6-0800. Thethird annualWcstmlnistcr Cltoir CollegeInlerlm will :ake place dnrlng withdrawnfrom production, man,Jon Lorrain, Brian A. the period’ Janu/lry 5-23, 1976. Anexpanded series of offerings will lie temporarily,and "UnderMilk Maloneand Lorin Zissman. available to Westmlnsters:udente and Prlneetonarea eltlzcns, in mostcases Wood"by Dylnn Thomas VeteranPCP performer, Mr. Danceai Flagpost withontpre-reqnlsites. hastilysubstituted. Zissman and newcomer SOUTtlBRUNSWICK -- There will he a It is to the Players’credit ChurchillClark, head of the danceat thnFlagpnst Inn, RouteOne from 9 ’ Coursescurrently planncd inchzde the following: that theywere able to offer a Englishdepartment at South coherentand at timesmoving Brnaswioklligh School,set p.m.to l a.m. on Saturday,Nnv. 15. Music One-weekworkshops (tultlon: $75.00) willbe bythe Strollersand the $5tickets will versionof the poet’swork at Ihe lone of the piece as help fund the ThendcrbirdsDram nnd Bugle 171 Brnadmeadlast weekend.anrraturs, bringingto light Corpsnf FranklinTmvnshlp. Tickels will be GronpVocal Me/heds Daniell>raii Dylan’s drama fer voices Thnmas’verbal landscapnof availableat the door. SpanishArt Song JedhllN h:tmhi continues this Friday, Ihe nistic town.The others BtdldingChoral Sonnd l towitrtl Swnnil Saturdiiygad Sanday evening performedthe difficult feat of ’OrgonDesign end Malotenaeee Ellgeln~R Gills lind on Nov.21 and22 at the hrhlgingto life the individual MusicalEvening IV TimOrgan in America Eugene Rosn Players’ now home, 171 townsfolk. PRINCETON-- Missourian Mrs, Ruth ConthnmAt!Pnmnnninlmlt whir einllhasht lh’oodmead. Thomas’poetry and bis keen UaneanMcDonald will presenta programof mtIlia wttrkaql J.S, Bneh ’ Tholuiis l)nnn and.humorees iosight into MacDowell,Gottschalk, Talma and Ives in IntrotlnetnryOrff Sail Ellmi llagil Johnsnn humanonhlre are nlwoysa the fenrtb concertof the "SevenMusical hmodnetttryKotlsly iolie olnnllnleed trant, It is o tribute to the Eveningsfur ’75.’76nt WestminsterChoir lhmtlbdlWorkshop Jilllilll I hunih.,uli Players’dedicatlsu aed hard Cnilegnon MondayNov. 17 at II p.m.in the Early[astrnnlents and I)nnee Jeenlfer l+ehennl, Vlilerla Chkowhz ,work that they ean put Coleg~ Playhouse, GuilnrWorksho ’togethera produotlen in short Ill tie llllnnlultll!tl nrder. CollStilnthula Governelenlhi Opl!ralhin A. Miin nll~ Wnde Byrneto befeted ElshieI,i Ilehiemnon Two,weekcourses (tuition: $95.00) LAWItENCEVILI.P.-- Governor Brendan. Byrncwill ha the honoredguest at a cham- Opera(hiehulhlg 6 ni0hts el Ihe Met Charle~Schiali!r, l~h Lilverly palgno-eavlarhrancii and exhibition of the BlockM nslehuishi Anierleaii Illslttry JnsnI"nrth~ "TotalWorks"ln porcelain of l,aszlo Ispanky Three-weekcourses (tuition: $95,00 nnd $115.00) WASHINGTONCROSSING INN fromI1 a.m.to 3 i.m. at the SquibbIndldlng HILTONINN onItau o 20(I,Tle Wnmen’s Service Board of hitrodnedmttn’l’houry I Washln9ton’sCrossing, Pa. Morrislinll Ileelthaad Rchnhllltatlml Center linlhhNletlshl East Windsor Rt, 532g Rt, 32 ThouryIII IhlrleuIlarllo HOWIhfuTugs,, NoT, 18 Is sponsoringtheheaeflt affah’, Mn~lcIllsinry II Jtnin Kunwhnn ftl,, Nov,14 Sat,,ltov, 16 (~nlnlerpainl ilarrletChlise Sat,,Nov. t5 Sun,.Nov. 16 6 p.m,.I0 p,m,II a,m..10p.m, BeSveRson Seniorsoffer concert ChnralWrhhlg DavhlYork 11a,m,. lOp,m, lla,m..6 p,m, In PhuioTiming iintl Mlihilenaola~ I(i~nllelliWchSli!r Sits,,NoV. 16 PARTII PRINCETON-- Three Princeton University EleP,lmnh~ Mnllhi In henllnllnneeil II n,m,.6p.m, seniors,l.estor Forest, ,It,, AnthonyEllen ChnrnlIieperlolni lnr lllgh Sehnal WALKINGTAIL RodSlefan Kozlmkl, will give a eoRoerton iunlJunhnlr Illgh Si!]lntll I)lmnhShrtn!k *77,000of Warehouse/tackto he Eves:7& 9 p.m, Sunday,Nov, 16 at 3 p,m, In Wonlwor0: AlnorhqulFnlk Mil~le CiirnlhieMnlntlsy Sat,7& 0 p,m, Centeron Iho camps,,for ohaoviolin and lloy ChnlrMolhotls Llquldotodo1or Below Wholosol~ Prices Ssn.4:30, 6140 &9 p,m, IIRno,The irogram will hlcludoworks of ,I.S, I Jllnnlal,hlon Solosfor Chnn,h Worshll IhlberlMeh, i~r SpodalMallneo loci eat Sant.SaORS, The free conoortIs llroas Melhoila II b!hlulStatll ORIGINALi/~PORTED OIL PAINTINGS,,, spoosuredhy Ihe FHends af Mnsle, WondwlutlMplheilf+ I~PORTEDFRANCES LITHOGRAPHS Sat,It Sun,2P,M, , Illelnird Stall’ Nov,151h &IGIh Aria nndMnidcs n[ Ntili.Woi+lprn Cnhnrtm MareIti, relz ETCHINGS,.,ENA/~ELS Blcenshow In Trenton I)calli andI)yhig Ihlllpr:I,’Niialt g s 10 OILPAINTING SUPERBUG hllrtuhlcllonto CnllllUilOr ~ilhqll~ii notniiioinl VliAH$ I 2,50 $1.00 FOREVERYONE TRENTON-- A fascinating array of faela sail ForlrsnPrngrolanihlg Poller 12~16 OIL PAINTING i ’, ’, ’, ’, ’, ’, ’, ’, :tiom,he.i, ,,,,n $2.5,00 RhoutNew Jersey duringtbu Rovohglmtary Wrlghl 12 x 24 elk PAINTING...... o.=,rosin m,~i $30,00 Warporhxl will hefliP.lined during II Iwo. till coursesCOlltJllgOnt IlpOli Sll,fficlolll nnrolhnvNt,’/’fdtlnN dues not tllehtdo $1tlllniWed. 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REHEARSALSarein progress for theThursday, Nov. 20, American premiere tonHeyman, William Larsen and David Rounds, A special $3 preview of the Matineeswill be Saturdayand Sunday at 2:30, and Wed: of "SectionNine," Philip Magdalany’s spoof of theCIA, presented bythe comedyis scheduled for Tuesday,Nov. 18 at TheMcCarter onthe Princeton uesdayand Thursdayat 3:30. McCarterTheatre Company, featuring Jerry tanning, Canard Fowkes, Bar- Universitycampus. Tickets are $6 and ’$7 for adults,$3 for childrenat weekdaymatinees. ’Section Nine’premiere previewTuesday a Gourmet’sDelight ¯ TheExcitlngSounds ¯ DANCING,. PRINCETON-. A special Carter Theatre on the Prin- familiar to audiencesfrom. RichardDix, CanardFowkes, William Larsen, Richard oDhe... discountprice previewof the eatonUniversity campus. The their many appearances on Barton Heyman,Michael Lenz, Carol Morley,David EVERYSAT. & SUN.NITE Prospect Plains & Applegarth Rd. American premiere of CIA,wiretapping, an ~’rant television series and cam, Houlihan, Joseph Jemrog, Roundsand DrewSnyder. NOTTINGHAM NickStella Trio Hightstown,N.J. "Section Nine" by Philip scientist withsole knowledgemereials. Theyinclude Elaine Kerr, Jerry Lanning, Sets havebeen designed by 448-5090 HAPPY Magdalany has been ofadoomsdayformdaandthe Kert Lundell, costumesby BALLROOM Wed.-Fri.-Sat. HOUR scheduled by the MeCarter ubiquitous¯ "SectionNine" JeanButton, and lighting by MercerSt,, Hnmillon Sq.,nJ. Thebrl~ e*Ballroom In the rasl 9 until? Daily.5" 30.6: 30 Theatre Company for wherered-blooded American Le e Dr atfi. e Ides cab ares JohnMeLain. WJ]hIll BigBin " Tuesday,Nov. 10, at 7:30p.m. agentsare turnedhomosexual MeCarterpresents evening NickStella at the organSundays Singletickets for Ihe previewin the nameof national Sat,- GEORGEMoYER are $3. security are parts of the cam in gto Princeton Thursdayperf°rmanCeSandSundayWednesdaY’at7:30 Sun.-STArt MAZE ¯ Daily Luncheons The official opening is comedy, andon Friday and Saturday at ¯ Sun.84! P,M. DailyLuncheons 1 1:30 A.M.-3:00 P.M." Thursday,Nov. 20, through Director Miehael Kahn’s PRINCETON-- geecapture the atmosphereof the 8:30.Matiuecs ~irc Saturday Coats&Ties Dinner Sunday,Nov. 30 at the Me- cast includesperformers "Dratfield,. Well-knownPrin- boulevardsand the bores.In andSunday at 2:30. l 1 : 30AM ¯ 3 : 00 PM Open7 daysper week 5: 00 PM- 12: 00 Midnight I eatonchanteuse, will presenta nddilionto her appearancesis Also:Banquet Facilities Available to 130Per- Gallic-flavored program this area, she has also ap- sons.Call 448-509g and Ask for NickK. entitled "GreatSongs, Great peared¯ in nightclubsin Paris, Lee Dratfield presents ¯ Singer" at the Princeton Amsterdamand the Carib- Uni=rian Church, Cherry liill bean. " Great Songs Great Singers" Road and Route 206. The Tickets are $4 including cabaret-style show is refreshments. Sandy Maxwell, Musical Director scheduledfor Saturday,Nov. Reservationsmay be made 22at8:30 p.m. and will feature at 609.883-3546.Proceeds will Caharei-se,’le showfeaturing songs by Cole Porter, Jacques songs Cole Porter, Vernon help defray expensesof the Brel, Kuri Weillanti EclilhI inf. q(P DuKe,Georges Moustaki, recentlyrebuilt Steiuweyat JacquesBrel, KurlWcill, as the UnitarianChurch. Saturday, Nov. 22 - 8 : 30 p.m. THE PRINCETONCOMMUNITY PLAYERS well as songs performedby Edith Piaf and Maurice Princeton Unitarian Church presents Tickets S4 ¯ 609.883.3546 Cltcvalicr. ~ , SandyMaxwell, the Priu. Olls.Watercolours. GraPllles re=on1 jazz pianist,is music1 Sculptureand Photographs director andaccompanist, and I - ’ the l~’ogramwill he staged I. sl" . A,rtI.EAsE with Esther Seligman as l l~l~ ~aues~.,allery director andJim tlopkies as I] "~. Men.Ihru Thur=. Murder: 9:S0; urtistiedirector, NEWJERSEYSTATE MUSI:UM Chlnotowm7:15 pn~¯ Frl. & LeeDralfidd has delighted tJ oa.yzo.s sat.&sun, z-s Sot. Murdor:5t45 & 10:10: Chlnorowm audiencesin suchshows as l CuhuraICentetWeslStateSlteet der: 4:45& 9:1S;Chlnolown: "JacquesBrel Is Alive and| Tenon,NJ 1609}394,5310 ...... UNDERMILK WOOD ..... ¯ . Wdll’and’L|vitig inParis",aii~ Parking"avallabie in the "TheMan W~" l~i~,"Kur[ | I:"~ star. ~t on ..byDylanThomas . . , ...... , ; :’: " " Weill."Iler material leans J " " :" "" .... heavily towardsongs which Friday,November 14 $3.$0 SixthAnnual Antique Show and Sale / 8=30curtain Flemlngton,New Jersey Saturday,November 15 $3.50 HunterdonCentral High School Field House, Route 523 November15 - 16, 1975 Sunday,November 16 $2.50 7130curtoln SaturdaylOA.M. to lO P.M. ¯ Sunday lOA.M. to 5 P.M. Friday,November 21 $3.50 Sponsoredby 8:30curtain ItoslerdonCent,el High School Boosters Cluband Band Parents / Donation$1.2S With this od $l.OO Saturday,November 22 $3.50 ’Dinner’in Penningto ONEOF NEW JERSEY’S FINEST SHOWS 27 171 Broadmead n Dealerscontact Wm. Vail, Fleming=on, N.J.08822 Kendall Park (201) For reservationsphone 924.097 ! ThePenning=on" Players’ "The Man Wile Came to Dinner" Princeton, NewJersey playsNov, 14,15, and 21-22 at 8:30p.m, at HeritageHall of 201.782.2694 thePenning=on Presbyterian Church, Rehearsing ere Stuart PACKAGEGOODS AVAILABLE Midlinas Bert Jefferson and Ann Geddcs, GREENACRES ,/4 pecia/Merv Griffir L ho Town’Amateurs’plan reading UU PItlNCETON-- ’Fire sight.rcsding ability is helpful. TAVERN Novemhercleating of the. Thereis a small charge for ,l’rincelon Society ~f Mmicalthese without a yearly Open7 I)aysa Week TRANSCENDENTAL Alnalotll’S will hehehl on .nlenlhershJ),’ to coverIBnsIc ’SundayIbe lelh at 4 xvn,at m~tlrcfres tmcnts,AILstudents SUNDAY he Untnr au Church,Cherry arc admittedwltlmut charge. BUFFETBRUNCH OI(TOBERFESTBEER MEDITATION Ilill l{oatlanti llouto 2ofi. Far reservation or In- 9t30 A,M. to 2 P.M, ontap l,eonDuBols or IbeRulgers fcrlnat~on,call MI~.Michael Fromscalloped apples to creamedchicken Music Demrhnenl(Camden lianttL,~et609-92,1.,1260. toppedwith fresh fruit, etc,, etc.,etc,, EveryFriday Night llranet) will cmulucl n A suredelight for the wholefamily. reudhtgnf Ih’e "Carnflna MIDNIGIIT BUFFET llttrana" hy Orff for chorus, Iwudanes a[itl )el’CUSs(an Entertainntent Friday & Satttrdny Nights ensureaa wilh soprano sa nlst kof EastWindsor, N, J. MonmouthSt, Extenslo MuryKemp, It,nor Do,aid [~. J. TurnpikeExit 8, (609) 448-T000 Eeroyd and bass Gordon Myers.’rim pinnlstswill Im CynlhhtIlnehol notl Murgaret I,antbertwllh Iho Fereusslen ,, eosonthloheaded by Philip THELOBSTER SHANTY Them~sirn, Thisrt,atllng la Ilol n lor- [orlllanco, All~tillle nterested NOWHAS ENTERTAINMENT hi chorltl shtghtg muymr- ’ lidrtte or , ttllmtcl, No with MaharishiM~hcsh Yogi, the founderof the ~rld wide lnlcllllevtsore ret tilledto slv~ TranscendentalMeditation pro9tam,and apeclal ~.sts lit lhu churcH,htl ntodesl ,ROYSCOW AT THE PIANO Playingend Singing your CIInt Eastwood,Mary Tyler Moore, favoritesongs... CongressmanRichard Nolan and Dr, BernardGlueek ¯ lHeEFFECT UPON THeAUOI ENCE 10 DEVASTATINa Single.Separated.Widowed.Divorced Tuesdaythru Saturdaynights ThurB.Nov. 13 ¯ 9:00pm. ¯ Channel4.8 The Single Set OOOOOOOOeOOO LOBSTERSHANTY, r Route#33 FREEIN rRODUCTORYLEC Irl URES AnAdult Social Group Hlgl~tstown,N,J,08620 - MealsFriday Ill the- TheTRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION program TreudwuyInn,Rt, 1, Princeton,N,J, (609)443-6600 untl cw}ryTnau(lay at TheRiver’8 Edge,Lambartvllle0 N,J, T11osday,Novoml!or 18

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Thursday, November13,1975 ....HIGHLANDFARM POTTERY iDrive, HeSaid" ’ Hopewetl PRINCETON-- "Drive, He ’Said," the film whichmarked aroundthe galleries actor Jack Nichotson’s debut with MiriamFriend POTTERY as a director, is thc next presentation in the McCarter TIlE ARTMUSEUM Beethoven, Mozart are amongdisplay in the lounge of the CLASSES Theatre film series on PAMELACDLMAN SMITH the 60-odd exhibits, as are her Present Day Club for the RegisterItOW for ’rucsday Nov. 18, The 1971 designs for Tarot cards, used monthd Noyember.Florals, ’ release will havetwo show ngs for fortune-telling. still lifes, Interiors, andsome WinterSession at McCosh10 on the Princeton Pamela Caiman Smith, an In NewYork Miss Smith met very successful portraits are StartingDec. 1 ~Univcrsitycampus at 7 and9 American artist and the great AlfredStinglitz, who the subJeets of the pleasing p,m. and single admissions * illustrator whoworked in Newwas so impressed by her collection of traditional will heavailable at the door.. Call for Information 609.466.0130 Yorkand Landan at the turn of lmaginatianthst he accordcd watercolors. Trained at the Based on the novel hy the century, and. who is her the first non.photographicPennsylvania Academy of Needa newcar? JeremyLarncr, "Drive, lie idcntified with the symbolist showheld at his influential Fine Arts and the Grand Said," wmregarded by critics movement,Art Nouveau,and Little Galleries of the Photo- Central Seheal of Art, Miss as oneof the best of the series d the StiegIRz circle, has been Secession,the avant-gardeart Manninghas also studied with Checkthe Classifiedpages. of "campus" movies which . "rediscovered" in an exhibit center at "291"Fifth Avenue. local teachersand exhibitedin Ilollywood produced in the at the Princeton University Sheenjoyed brief success in a area shows. Present Day’s ’early 1970’s. Set on an un- Art Museum. Fewother showsin NowYork exhibits are opento the public named mid-western campus, ¯AUDUBONFILM it has two protagonists: one, ~ ’ i~: ThecxhibitcomcshereFrom but returned to England weekdaysFrom 9 to 12, or by ~’ ’.~ the Delaware Art Museumin before WorldWar I, whereshe appointment. i Tuesday, Nov. 18, 1975 an all-American haskctball J " ’ Wilmington,and is the out- ’ remainedin relative obscurity ¯ 8:00 P.M. s[ar whose game is being comeof researches into the for the rest of her life. PAABank Show affected by his persona",’: , StieglitzgroupbyWilliam Innes This very Interesting exhibit CANADA’SMOUNTAIN WILDERNESS problems(inc[uding an affair Homer,chairman of the Art at the Princeton ArL Museum In the continuing series of with the wife of a professor); Departmentof the University rescues her fromoblivion and exhibits sponsored hy the and the other, his radical- ::’ " of DelawareandMelindaBoydadds a newdimension to the Princeton Art Association at The Trenton Naturalist Club student roommate. Parsons,a graduatestudent in study of a period whenartists the First National Bank of ., presents at the Duc to the controversial art history at Delaware. The were seeking newdirections. Princeton, 194 Nassau St., Kirby Art Center, nature of someof its scenes, tcxt far the catalog, based on It will be in the MartenGallery Marcelle Steianovich of "Drive, lte said" originally Metuehcnis the featured artist : Lawrenceville School Ms. Parson’smaster’s thesis, on the main floor of the was rated "X" but was ,. :~ dcscribes the life and art of Muscum through Dec. 7. for the month. Collages .~ changed to "R" whenthc film this neglectodartist for the Hours are Tuesday through fanciful images using lace, was put into general release. first gmc. . Saturday from 10 to 4 and fabric bits, rice paper-- and The watercolors, drawin~Zs. Sundayfrom 1 to S. mixed media paintings ’are for cozy, intimate dining hand-coloredj)rints book and refreshingly different. Most interesting is "Watergate",a IMuslc MakersTheatres magazineillustrations that ****** comprise the exhibit have scriea of three black andwhite been unearthed from the This Friday, Nov. 14, at pastel studies suggestedby the striated, fluid forms of the RESTAURANT 1T-HE 448"1231 Stieglitz collection of the 12:40 and 1:40, and again on The Family Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Bcinecke Library at Yale, Sunday at 3 MuseumDirector notorious Washington, D.C. CINEMA! TrUE from London’s Victoria and Peter Bunnellwill discuss the complex. This Week’s Spec;als Albert and Ellen Terry work of Pamela Colman Smith Ms. Stoianovich has ¯ ERaLs13WindsoJSTORY! ’.Fortune’ in NewBrunswick Memarial Museums, the New io talks that are opento the exhibited in France, and at the Prices include choice of potatoes. York Public Library and public. Weyhe,F.A.R. andAssoeisted cuprJ ttniay’s soup, nod salad bar Prisonlife andviolence are the themeof "Fortuneand Men’s Eyes" at the GeorgeStreet Princeton’s Firestone at- Artists galleries in NewYork.. Playhousein NewBruswick. Sherman Jones and EdwardLove play a scenehere. Showsare chives, andother private and Drawing Room: The bank shows, a cam- BonelessBroiled ClayPot Specialty FISHERMAII’SPLANER Fridayand Saturdayat 8:30 p.m, sod Sundayat 7:30 p,m, throughNov. 21. OnNov, 22 publiccollections, munityservice oftbe PAA,are BABYFLOUNDER Boneless w/African showswilibeat7:30andl0:30p,m. PamelaCaiman Smith was HowardRussell Buffer, a arranged by Elizabeth Stuffedw/crabmead RIBSTEAK lobstertail bern in NewYork in 187/, highly proficient landscapeMonath, 14oz. 5.9S 5.95 .,~,~tt~~) spent her early years in artist in the academic 4.95 []~ WAS,I.~;0.C,0SSI"0S"EWESr~, ~ m London,graduated frmn Pratt tradition, andfi loyal Prin. Tire Loft: TheMustcants FreshBaby Veal BroiledSHRIMP BroiledCLAMS [] t l emeerAl~me~rOASIS /~ ~"~ [] Institute in 1897and divided estonian(Class of 1876)who Stuffedw/crabmeat the rest of her active and was responsible for the The Loft Gallery at 306 VEALPARMIGIAItA Slultedw/erahmeat f ll,J Alexander St. is showing w/spaghetti 4.95 many-facetedlife between creationof LakeCarnegie, left 3.95 Englandand this country, a large body of art workwhen paintings hy Alice Musieant 4.95 SURF&TURF She early becameinvolved he died here in 1934. At the and Tobias Masteant of Ir- w/Africanlobster tail SlicedSTEAK and Slufledw/crabmeal SALAD BAR in the Lyceum Theatre in Drawing Room, 33 Wither- vington through Nov. 19. London, doing costume and spoonSt., a secondshowing of Brotherand sister, they paint FriedCLAMS andFilet Mignon Man.Io Sat.5.9:30 Sunday1.9:30 theatrical designs. Anumber his oils, watercolors and in widelydiffcreot styles. His 5.75 1 2.95 $1.50donatiop. Men and women of all agI~swelcome 0f her drawingsof such famed pastels, preservedby his son, meticulouslypainted acry]ies MEETINGSHELOAIUNffA~IANCHURCH.THUItS.B:00P.M. theatrical personagesas Ellen Russell Butler, is nowin are surreal allegories and linking dooe .o premises -- Weserve Jewish Challah progress. fantasies, with streight-edged bread. Open7 days ¯ Widewrricty beet and seafood en- Terry, Henry Irving, Ber- NOV.13 SPEAKER:Bertha Harris, novelist, nhardt, costumed [or im- Withthe renewodinterest in genmctric and architectural trees ¯ Chlldren’s meou¯Frec cup nf snap with dhmer ¯ speaking on writing fiction, Lesbianism,snd portent roles and done very realistic painting, Butler is elements from DeChirico and feminism, U.S. I Ma/.r and much in the pre-Raphaelite due for belated recognition, symhalie fruits and birds. ForinrormationcaIIN.J.Gayswitchboard(609)921.2565, The small paintings and Alice Musieant’s small ’ manner, are included in the i ’ ZELLAPAUL ..... ~, I/F ! ~---’l~ show. pastels in the current paintings are moody im- NmlhIIrunswirk n IIIIIllVMION1493.9950 *~* I She later becameinvolved collection are eminently pressions of nature, the 297-6678 with the Yeats family andthe collectable- fresh andfaithful somewhatOriental feeling ~Make Celtic revival, and her Irish depictions of the Western enhancedby the technique of interests are reflected in many scene -- (Bryce Canyon, painting over a surface built of the exhibit items, expecially Yellowstone,the descrt) in the up with resin paste and ~the privately printed books manner of the more.famous suggestingrice paper. i andperiodicals, portrayers of "~thc, newly- The Loftis opendaily except ~McCARTEI~ THEATt~E ~e,’" ~, openedWest. The~rearc also : A romantic and mystic, she Sundayfrom 10 to 5.I "/’ "~’" became interested in the seascapes and cEdstal scenes ST.AUGUSTINE’S occult and through her ofMainc,a favoredvacation The State Museum,Trenton I I ,o.o,ogo.eo,o, SPECIAl I Resaorueiantsm, with its spot of Butler’s. 3rd Annual t’s GreatFunli doctrine of the "correspon- Butler enjoyedsuccess as Sculptress Irene Kregman MATINEE dcncyof the arts", beganto bothpatcntattorneyaed artist and photographer Nina I I~ PRESENTS ~ FLEA MARKET Atk¯,~bOm:SpecialGroupRates. i ,nttho vis,oes wh,ch duri.ghis,,fet,mehutoutpatAlexander,beth of Princeton, ¯ Children’sBidhday Parties. : SESSIONS [oher whilelistening to music, and reputation have beenin are featured artists in the the AmericanPremiere of and ¯ Someof these visual in- eclipse,He studied in Parisin MainGalleries of the State l" OrgamzatlonFund Raisers, : 2 to 5 ¯P M¯ terpretations of Schumann the 1880’sand later in MexicoMuseumin Trenton. "Infinity -with the noted landscapeCartons" Ms. Krugman’s c,, s,ow t-~. NOV.13th & 14th 4 painter Frederick E. Church. namefor hcr environmental SI--- (3 -J-I© I\l I st ANNUAL Associated with ThomasA. sculptures, are modules of Sat., Nov.15 ] 0 am- 4 pm KENDALLPARK ROLLER RINK "~ Edisonhc illustrated manyof cardboard and mirrors, a.oR~ ~. so..Nu,swIc~. ,J. PhiladelphiaMiniaturia the great inventor’s patent arranged io series to create HendersonRd.-Franklin Park applications. After movingto (in the artist’s words) Free admission AmpleParking i~.._~,,~,.~.’.------Teh 297.3003.... ~_._....-~ ~ Exhibit&Sale Princeton in 1911 he "seulptnral idiom and/or I\lll\ll- I ’ collaborated with the continuumwhere looking back GeolgeWishlnlionMotolLodeeConvenllol~astronomerIfenry Norris is lookingforward .., into .,. by Philip Magdalany H|II,U.S.$II &Pennl.TumpikeEzlt27.n around and right through", ~ Russell,painting the series of ,,. Directed by MICHAELKAHN pictures of astronomical Ms, Alexander’s ~m~ ~. ~o.,=,,,....,tT/~l phenomenawhich arc still photographs take an "an Arlsfophanlcromp"- ~.~.~:;~,~oA ~1 exhibited in the University imaginative look at ¢on- /~ t*. ,; /vX ~’~l Observatory, lie was elected S~ood ~i~i~!~.~y.,. StI~:I 51~& 9m~ll temporarylife, with the focus ,ONDON,I,,,5 ~@~ l~ 3:~,,.H ...... : ;tr’t -J Ito the NationalAcademy and on people. They are being E~ ~ ~[ ~1 before the fashions changed oxhthited with the Ealy0ur ~ ~"~-’1 ~1 his work was exhibited in the photngraphic studies of the Iff o, :G"" - .,’*’~. | ~l Coreoran, the Metropolitan, underprivileged and Moo..-PART ~/ ~,l the Smithaanian nnd other celehrated, hyliertalfllsehar- I ~ I ~ / -| important institutions. Wittgesstcln, Slngle tickets: (609) 921-8700 I I I I / l TheButlercxhthitwillheup I thrnughNov, 22, andhears are r ..,.Oor’r;":~ Aemo,., PUBLICADMISSION: I Tuesdaythrongh Friday 12.5, pl anned " HI $1.SOperporson [ and Saturday 10.1. 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Hcavyandoff ce staff Plcasecontact to be submitteano ater man "~’._~...... =-r-’-’:-r’ .’ w rK uniquelocation. Call 609-259- typing &dictaphone. Somethe PersonnelOffice, 609-924- opportumty/ affirmative KIt, Ol 10’7¢tnRHAnda~enn t0~15 p.m. lnterestea .m ¯~r~n’on c a~eas .’"o r. nowfor ~ collegepreferred, Competitive 5600ext. 264or 265. Equal actionemployer. nuality health maintenance. ¯ ~ extra earnings,TOP PAY, NO 2345. salary_&good^ ~nefi~. oCroamll opp.artunity / affirmative East"°Wmdsor...... ReiooaI’:"~’:’~"~Scuo01 ~:tearhrnokAdult Community MAGCARD OPERATOR. / FEE. EXCELLENTporter full time action employer. -- ~:r.~,~;~+ ...... ’ ,aa ~. -S~otcktnnSt " TYI~Ir-’T- Immeoiateopemng . n.~...... t ,us availabe n lwrs’ ityan ’ t~J-sz£-sl , ¯ u 1 ¯ H,ghtstown,N.u. 08520. Ue.~lthCare Center ’609-655- sa,csv 19.3 p.m.Affirmative Action BELLOWSOF PRINCETON ~ nent J&JTEMPORARIES Help Your Incomekeep up MercerCounty with Field Employer. ~ -- Doyou haveexperience ’-- [ortypi s~ .-~xrmae p ’ e on mefni.[timc lviag 2936Rt. #1, Lawrenceville withyour outgo! Earn .~00., EnternrisesEd~catinnalCorp. postingaccts.payable&aeets. f,^cur~n/c~t~,SPERSO Cfird machinepreferred. 609-883-5572 $500. or morea month.Part Quatied applicantswill be MATURENON-SMOKING CallN_ after 0:30,609-443-1947 ora t’r~.nE’ztunuwl~/..la e a~ _~ time in your ownbusiness, our guests at TheHilton Inn WOMAN- to share pleasant receivable on an NCR33 or ~la~ur~’"~r’so-~ part ,time, LEGALSECRETARY’ :Must type 80-60 wpm.To Immediate profit no in- home w th lady Some similar, bookkeeping flexible hi-s, Highstownarea ...... arrange}oran.lm.ervlew, call D E N T A L . A S SIS T - ilig~tstewnN.J. Dee.¯ 5th & MANDOLINOR FIDDLE houseworkand cookevening machine?We have an opening r ’- seekgben- ~J~’qz°"5t~u~ext. :~es.uplmon ANT/Reeepuomstneeoed to vestment.Cai/609-924-3~8 for 6t ~ 1975,ior free training PLAYER- needed for workingdinner.Sa arynegot able 609- w. excellent employee ,,+.aA’~"~19.... ’ a m~Myqua iteo s" Research,t=orp., N. Harr,sanmanegeDental Office in Twin appointment, program.Equal Opportunity Bluegrassband. Call 609-883- 924-2470,1-2 p.m. or eveningsbenefits.Call 809.024-3221 ext. __ secretary, whp mut SL., Princeton,N.J. Anequal Rivers, Experiencerequired. I~’, mloP er ~Y Write ¯ . lor .... merview5204.Ask for Roger, 20 for appointment._ proficient,m usln[[ Mag-Card.opportunityemployer M/F. Call609-443-6404. TAVERN & PACKAGE and infarmahontow.b. ~mg, 74 p.m. ACCOUNTSPAYABLE or equlvamnt woru processing - LIQUOR-- Neighborhood P.O.Box 42, PrincetonJuno- position avail, for personwith. ~u~p~enatand ,bav%~cellnnt...... BABYSITTERWANTED -- 2 location, NewBrans, Prin- tion,N.J. 08560IL-188), DENTALASSISTANT- Full MATUREWOMAN WANTED D E N T A L I R ECTEP- somebookkeeping experience N~v".’~"~°~"V~.’?~’i~°~"~¯ .~y’~,,,~+,o-~ o~.~ -- daysperwkTues &Wedfor el ass Re ly Box183 e/o ~ " ri nee necess ar y, ST~ASS - full or part tme. AplilyYork Um~.euwl~U~l~se°numo~taoSen~wecsly ..eommu ni!.y 2yr old gi~i 6~-921-1577’ ’P ’ P " ~kr ’ tame. cxpce for light householdchores and T.ION, I. ST. t..o.., t~,r, Lambertville ’starter. g g newspaperpliers opportumty ’ ’ ’ Central Post- ’ Kena’ ’ NATIONALCO -- Career SouthBrunswick office. 201. su~rvisionof 0 year old 2~&manvlue area, lmt ume,no ~.~b~,~.:~.~2~’, ’ personalitya willingnessto for career-mindedperson to programwith all fringe 821-8538. hrs.,Saftcrnoons’aweek.Vic. eveni.n.gs.PIcasaut working t ’ ’ " " ’ assistmerethanonelawyerinworkwith teem stores and "MOTHER"for infant in my NEE~AS benefits.Train sales/managc- ~ TriangleRd. llillsberough, conditions.,.. l~xp.erlence asmalloffice,and the interest’ businesses developing homeMust drive Long term MONEYor"ust extra moneY.~ mcnt$175-$250 per wkw th , , 359.0450after’5’30 premrr~, Wltl tram, ~enu prom ot!ons and selli~ space, commtment Exp Ref 4 we-’ ncea-- tuo) n"ral ’se.s r and " ’ LPNS-port t me,eves, or 3-11 ’ ’ ’ resumeto BoxC-1 c/o Man-:sTORECL.ERK ---; pa.rt timea.nd...ability to take, resp.on-MUStoe megnative, n-, days 609-443-3279 demonstratorsfor gffls of ira|rang allowance.By appt. p mni~ts 11-7p m609-399 " ~ HUeNews. ’eves &WKnus. Apply ’L’Wmslmutyanomanage me.place. ’ Mr¯La~uardia" _ .201-"~’~-?~5’;) , ...... J,~="r~V..~ lms,,urslng ’m ’’:; frame. SWITCHBOARDOPERATOR Rivers7-11, ’ Althoughit IS not rcqmred,it tcnigent and able to work - ’ exceptional quality. High ~ " wouldbe helpful if the in- independcntly.Call 201-247- profits.Start nowfor the gift ~ -- Permanentpart. time, PT/TIMESarah Coventry dividaalhadaflexible enough7997, TRANSLATOR-- for free-M- givingseason. For dcta.ils CIIILDCARE person required BABYSITTERNEEDED. for midnightshift, 11-7, twoor MTSTOPERATOR -- (ex- i.~.1~n,2,~ +., ~h.,,,., w-rk’, scheduleto be able, on oc- ~ neetranslation of technical& write Box~3209c/oPrmccton ~t~s¢~l~re.pasre.s~ig~tfor 3 boys,3-7 pro. Mon.-Fri.r d~rnn~.new ~nrOrni~,infant, ~ ~4~v.~k~2-3 hoursTwinthree Rivers threeweekends.~Call nightsa week~09.924-2040,including perienced) neededin Prin- ~’.~9"~2"~3Wo’r’8~’.~05"3~.... casion to workpart of the Packet. cetOntg.ComeStarling Dee.IthrUin Now.Dec. " " ’ weekin anoffice outside of the h.h,,,.mPARTTIME r t..COOK 4 nm.44s-~2nCALL scientific .%n English, GermanIdeal fortext chemistry into, Princetonarea. Thestarting ~awn~l~ur~n/,~om’e-+- +oren’giheei’ing" stt~dent ff . salary is negotiable, In- " ...... "...... PRINCETON BOROUGH -’ 921-8252. ’ ~ ..... RELIABLEYOUNG teenager J&JTemporarios ELECTRONICS-H Fi & Inossible with electronics Taxiand Liverylicenses for ~ in Lawrencearea wan[ed 2930Rto1 onmmunications renair tercstcd applicants should .. !backgroundEquvaicnt ex~ sale. Imluircat 609.924.i105.TEl EPItONE SALES -- Full SENIOR SECRETARY-- Mort. Wed.and Fri. 4 to 8 LawrnncevifieN.J. Exp"er"ieacehelpful, fl~xible" send.their resumes,outlining MTSTOPE.RATOR ~.!f.~’nn .per. acce~,.table:Clan !~ing hrs. 609-466-1706their cmp oyment are a fro nca LDIVI/I’/II~I .....& go00 ldi0Inacic l~nPlL~n_ _n FaRiNG time, and part time pesit]pns ?diSedrIAS~sum~r~ansia,b!l}tY p.m.Experiencedincaringfor 609-~3-5572 ¯ background, w th operatorex. whytoerleneenot workwhere must P ease...... send rates x, BUYlNESS-- WANTEDavailable tn .Mngst0n oltme, 2%year old, cookingchores. wordproccsslngequ pment, your superor skills will be resumeto Personnel Deut pcr~onshaving printing PhoneMr. King 609.924-7270. fo’r.o c(~rt~ra~e~e’cu~lve~=andp~ _ Call609 883 3792 COMPOSER-IBM experience desired starting salary and appreciatedby top editorial P 0 Box8000 Princeton ~.~J’ backgroundthat desires to ¯ P~a~lungr°yVsltngsm~n~;" " " " -atPARTTIMEHOCKEYCOACHIocalindependentschool¯only - MTSCModel IV or V. containing a telephone "and marketingmanagement? ~540An EqUal Ormori’unit~,; r~ ownhisown.shop: Co mplctq,’ PARTTIME TYPIST -- for Solid telephoneand typim; . . Experiencedesired but not PrincetonUniversity. Prin- numberat whichthey maybe Wehave a great spot for ,Employer ...... mouernpr nung msmcssan generalofficeprocedur es. One skills a must.Excellent fringe ELECTRONICS.. .: Jom an neeessary. WriteBox ~3256, ceton, NewJersey. For in- reached to Box//03231 c/o someonewith speed, ac- "~’~" nigh~atl)C Trenton, ly..o,, morning per week wRh beuefits. Please forward excRmga.ndgrowmg.compen)’,c/oPfincetonPacket. formationcall (609)452-8273. PrincetOnPacket. Interviews curacy judgementand the CAFETERIAtIELPER - area. :Uoo~e.rnn, t esSemla~,oossihility .of workingmore ,New openmgs commg up tn ..... AnE(lual Opparlanity/ At- will bc held in Princeton ability’toorganize. Call 024- Immediate_p.srt timeopening bUDstantlal mortgage hours,please call 609.799-2522resume,to CatberineCraft, A’ssemblyWiring. Soldering ’: ;:a;:,.:i.,:.=: ...... :..: firmahvcLAction Employer;dur ng ~ the+week beg nning 53~for an interview. , for a gnne/’alkitchen’worker. available60n-396.4285. Systeine~iicslnc,r,P.O. ,Box Test nO.Get your application ,WAITRESS/WAITERwanted,M/W~’’ November,.24,;d975and ap- ,: ’ .:; Duties.include dishwashing, for.intervieW. , " , ’2000’Prin~:ctan "N.J. An equal part4ime:609486-1091. plicantswhowill be asked to foodpreparatmn andservlng. ’~ ~ -’------"~ .... , opportunityemployer, in now- 5 day week- Blue" L"~GA L SECRETARY for ’ ° ’ RETIREDCOUPLE wanted " ’ Cross/Blue Shield, paid .... comem foran interview will forli~,ht housekcenin~ ° in Hours are 11 a.m. to2:30p.m. I I vacationsand a great chance firmsemor ~ rtner erlence . Pnneemn requlrnn.. law ~ be contacted"du rln ’ g the week e~ehan°~;e..- o forfivin~, ;~;arters Mun.thru Fri. To artan ge for , N TICI: I COUPLES-Without previous toadvaneeinEleetronies.For SALES-Interestedin selling ¯ _ P.( ...... of November17, to arrangea Write Mrs w -nreoorv ° ~lS ....an mtcrwewca II 609- 4-5900, 1 " " ~ " " ~"" | husiness experience but details phoneMira Rose (609) jewelryin a new& exciting FUUnenelus ...... ano excelmm mutually convenlent ’ hme ’ for l~ountainTrail’ -- -Rd°~/~r’ren +ext, 210. Anequal opportunity I | willing to workand learn ~7-2112,betwcea 10 a,m. and way?Call anytime,201-297- saary. ~tepuestrnate~ con- anintervicwAppliootinnswill ¯ N J " ’ employerM/F togetherPleasant profitable 2547. fidentially¯ . Write to ..Box tmheld m. strict ’ conildcnce ¯ , I Withthe recent decision of the NewJersey ! work ’ Contact’ Amwa"noon¯ ColumbiaElectronics ~3245,c/o PrlncetooPacket. ’ , SupremeCourt all newspapersin the state are " Distributor John Marchet~Lambertville,Industries N.J,Corporation ~, barredfrom running any "help wonted"ads that 201-,q85-6168. , INSURANCE DRAFTSMEN/W BLUEGRASS- need bass AUPAIR NEEDED -- If you CLERICAL- Diversified MIDJERSEYLOCATION discriminatebetween sexes. mandolin,fiddle or dobrofor are a responsible,intelligent duties, permanentposition, Electro.Mechanical Thisban includes the wordingof the ad- GOODTYPISTWANTED--9.MA’ITIREWOMAN to get band,Call Larryat 20t-~9- youngwoman who lives the Princetonarea, hours9-5 call PrincetonAgency 8 p.m,Princctnn area. Salary youn[~stersoff to schoolsin 4377,Mter 6 p,m. 609-924-0200. Comrne,cial,casualty and and vertisementalonq with columnheadings. Such open.Call (’)09-921-8-160, mormng,and to do general peaceand tranquility of the . titles as "salesman,"Girl Friday,"maintenance woods,children, animals ann properlypolicy Write, and Mechanical ’housework,Call after 5 p,m, doesn’t find houseworka raler, Imm=dl.t.,*m+*,l*,,+=,=+.t+, man,"are againstthe law. Adsseeking a 6o9-799.93e3, chore, call us! Weare a BAKERYSALES PERSON- RUSHRESUMESTO: NURSEWANTED - RN or LIVEIN tlOMEMAKER-- workingcouple with 2 in-.Must be clean, responsible & 35.hourweek, "salesperson"+ or salesman.woman or "Girl.Guy" LPNparttime nights 11 p,m,- Positionnow available to live alert. ’Willtrain competent Fridayare suggestedas alternatives. 7 a.m, small nursing home, LOCKERROOM . main- n Musthave’atleast 1.yr. ex- depemtentschool age children homemaker,flours 7 a,m,to 3 excellentbenefits VOLT For ntcrview contact ad- tenance man4O hour week, per|once ear nee., animal in searchof someoneto jolfi 5 Call Werequest the cooperationof our a~. rain|strafer Sunnyfleld liberal side benefitspleasant laver. For nformatinncall our family wincould assumep.m., days. 609.~6-1625 TECHNICALSERVICESDIV. verflsersIn adheringto this .decisionof"the between7 p.m. &l0 p,m, Or ,,,A...... ,Arnedca$ i NursingItemc, el Maplnwoodsurroundrigs. e00.924.0700,809.396.3000.tlomemakcrs housekeepiug& babysitting writehox//03243, c/o Princeton Call Mrs.McKinley NowYo+l,N.Y.10020 SupremeCourt. The advertiser Is alsoliable far Ave.,uranuury, N.J, 609-398-ext. 31. Upjohn,29 WestState St,, duties. Thehrs. wouldbe AnEqu~lOpponunilyEmployel small& flexible the PaYlow Packet, 609-924-1511 anyviolations. 0641. Trenton,N,J. hntthc fringe benefits incl, all SECRETARY-- full time, 0-5 cxpensesIncluding food & a Experlenced p,m., steno req: engineering --- beautifulprivate room. and WE ARE ThePrinceton Packet Newt, papers Soulh SomersetNewsapors firm, BelleMenu area. Avail. EXECUTIVESECRETARY - ball,h, a nnwbemu ,. the IBMMAG CARD II 300Wttherspoon St., Princeton II/PA,201-389-3291, . Princeton firm desireaa middlenf II acresof tlopewell P,O,Box 146, Somerville, N,J, secretary forpresident and Woolls.Call Lori at 609-466- or (609) 924.3244 (20 I) 725.3355 Looking|erajob? vice president who has 38u. IBMCOMPOSER LOOKING FOR PREFERREDPOSITIONS Trythe Initiative Is cxLrnmely CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING FORM Theultimate in pol~onnnlon. rospoasible ablo to work OPERATION ploymonland caloer smvlcol LPC MERCERCOUNTY Indcpeudentlyand has e,x- EXECUTIVES doesmorn than help yo,I geli,181 0 ce eat secretarial sk IIs In- CAFETERIAHELP and/orexperienced, I. ,,,,,,,,,,,,2, ,,,,,,..,,3.,,,,..,,,, "jnU." LPCmoko~ il Ihoir buslnos~ EMPLOYMENTch,dlnglypieg at 70+,Salary: accuratetypist, Io helpyou Imntovo your carpet open,Scn(l resume to Ms,Cleo 4 ...... prospect..,nell dawnaornolhlng CENTER WHOWANT TO BE 5 ...... 6 ...... Wilhhlluro., giveyou polnlms and Walter,32 NassauSt., Prln- 5 dayweek ¯ 9.5 7 ...... 8 ...... 9 ...... dilocllanalsussosllon~ to holn you Pro[essionaI.Technicalceton,N,J, 0~540. Cellfor appolnlmont 10 ...... Clerical.Skilled.Unskilled I1 ...... 12 ...... 353Nassau Street BABYSITTER 609-395.0154 PART OF A 4 LINES.IINSERTION ...... Princeton,N.J. $3,00 .M,rj, rioM, Ihllliday’s (3 Insortlons¯ nochan0os) ...... $4,50 Phone:609.921.6244 Scbnol FAST GROWING Call6~9.799-3198 aft~4. (WhenPaid In Advance)I[ billed add.G0 NOFEE CHARGED PRINCETON CLASSIFICATION...... GOODJOBS EMPLOYMENT AND MAJOR FASHION NAME...... AVAILABLE ADDRESS...... P,ofusslonslsnd Technical , AGENCY RETAILORGANIZATION Skilledan, d Unskilled Spoclallz,lngIn TIMES...... PAID...... CHARGE...... NewJorloy Stole TemporaryHelp If youhave some experience or CLASSIFIEDRATES ’ Trolnln9 g EmploymAntService if youare apotential retail supervisor, All’ ClassifiedAdvorflsln0 appears in all seven SECRETARY 6uhorbnnOlllco al: Pnrnllltll~ntI~ltlCeJtl~UtS ill newspapers,The Princeton Packet, The Lawrence nip,,33 ~ 130ai WoodskloBd, Spcrelilrlnl,E.r,mtltlvn,(’loriclll, EDP and weneed you for our sixth store, Ledger,The Central PotS, Wlndsar.HI0hts ttorald, The Wonoud an enthualastlo in. Rollbln~vlHo,N,,.I, ’l’er~hnical openingearly in 1976, inthe ManvilleNews, The Franklin News,Recordand ~lj~dlvIdual to fill a Junior PI,onn009.58§-4034 QuakerBridge Mall. HIIIsboroughBeacon, Adz may be moiledin or Secretaryvacancy In our 600.441).1063 352Nessau St,, Prfncoto. telephoned,Deadline for mowads Is 5 p,m,Monday if AccountingDepartment, (609)924.91~4 theyare to beproperly classified, Ads must be con, NoFun Chsrood u Wecan provide comprehensive coiledby 6 p,m,Monday, Goodstone El- typing(pomp statlotlcal)required with SECRETARY TIMPORARY,10~$ training,starting soon, ’ RATESore$3,00 Ior four lines or Iosl for one Issue or, minimumof 1 year gonorall| ToV,P, ef Salo~ AVAILAIIL8 If originallyordered In advanco~$1,50 additional for aocrotarlal oxporlonoo,Well twoconsocutlvo weeks or Issues,and the Iblrd In. haolnlllhtnnll)ong,iIly 1o, WOll "THIS18 THE Foran appointment, callMr. Kern, provlcl0a liberal vacotlonl| qualifh.lBo~InllOy wllh a iolnllDtlnl OPPORTUNITY lortlonIt FREE,Tltoroaltor. each consocutlvo lilac poUoy promotion from|| nl 8 yil. llXl10,1oti~o,PnllIIon onlycosts $I, NoxlIncromonl of up Io fourflags gO fill llllol Ol(~InlonlIq©I01AIIAI Iklll#, YOU’VEBEEN VicePresident, 609.799.9500 cents andthe soma Iboroaftor, Ads may bo dltplayod wlthlrhplus other excellent || Unn(cnnnoAn(l ol sheE,,0111nl LOOKINQFOR" llonoflta, InliUllalJO01AI lhn llhllily Inlllnlll. withwhite space margins and/or eddltlonal cepllal II Mull he nUlll Io Walkell nwn MllllCm|l(Cl,In~,, i w.ll krlt)wnll|U¢¢h loitersat $3,E0per Inch, Special discount rote of Plonao mopIn the Por-II ll1111PlllVO~havelIUuol t~1111nldo 1111(I II ©O,lltJ,ti,lUlllm,O¢l,,id h;lhu ~JlSY Io unlnylhnall WAlk. lhlonld hlllu flOlll ,llchP,~{II,Qn J,Inl,hl[l I,II. ,I llMk,ou $3,00per Inch Is spoilableto advertisersrunning tile ~onnolDoparlmunt or (mlllB lllllhll n iMlllllI ¢lllk lYlllnl [i lameclassified dhplny nd for 13contocullvo weeks ll)plHnln]Gn111111 nllll~innl 11111. yi,l iPll owl,l ii ,ii1111flliiiiiii,I iii for an Inlorvlow op’II. lonlIIily, PfovknlllOXp(OO,,Gn ,I "nililll ’I hllil, rhll Ii iii llntllLllOli, or differentclntllflod display acts tolellng 20 or more polnmont’ II lllllOiO/Iolnn([ l)lll~n A phll, ~OllgltilrIoi lhOllwhh l~l+llbl~ lillll, ’ whoIii ISledel IPl111111 Iiiii(Iiii Inl Inchesper month,end who arrange to be billed men, II M~Orsw,IIIII~lap, II WOtllllIIIIAy I ¥11111Yellllllp~ll~Oll gall Ibly, Eelnumhors are onedollar oslre, ll ptlncolonloldi ll WOO1{11/ nlhlcallnnlfl Al.hinnlon, 14all,,il,ollln i(iiiiii i n,llll¢inol, ll Hlnhlslown, N,), JEAN PANCOAST II paidlloul)lllllll.tlnn~ lllu h11nlrnrlcn 085~0 i’llnl 11111nl IOlalh~lll, [hn]llhn IAhlly TERMS1SOcefll billingcharge IIod Is notpaid lit ud, (6o,) 440.1700.B.h~16+ oIvklWlllrol lolllnmllnlaOnlllllh II n,ilioliii,Ii nlJhltel roD, fl,l Sllilil,l vnnca,2 percent caihdlscaunl on classlllod dlsplny II ~ ,.. II CIIIIInl pollnlnn InlnlVlllW, llllr llllnl lllIHlll hnhlllhll k11ont111kllt~ adoII blll II peldby lho201h el IbolollowlnE Inoldh, B~,m,o(800) 4~2,~ 11 609,799,2600 llluoflons Wnntodads nnd oul el area ads are ’peyublewlfll order, the now,paperIs nol ro,ponelhle PRINCETONAPPLIEe MATHEMATICA,INC, AnEqual Opportunity Employer lot error0nol corroclodby lho advo,lliorImmodlaloly RESEAIICIICORP, lollowlno111o llrsl puhllcallonel lho ed, I -;._ JlJ II IIIII II ¯ lhl,,ISOIII,OII,0111y [~,llllloyln ..... I BEACON~ THE PRINCETONPJiClfET "Seven For Central Jersey" q-IILLSBORtXIGH "1~I~wm~r~, I~lger TheManville News THE CENTRALPOST WlNDSOR-HIGHTS HERALD Classified Jtdvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD 5-B : t Help Wanted Help Wanted Jobs Wanted Announcements. Personals Bargaln Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart

¯ GUARDS- Uniforms fur-’ CtliLD CAREIN MYItOME" I.OOK I,OOK LOOK,Thereis 100"4.CUSHION--Co.couc t RIIODORA-- cream soup IIOUSEKEEPER, for: SINGI~ESRAP GROUP-- & nishod. Workin Princeton - Colonial,I or 2 dayswk. Own for working mothers. Large parking at Princeton Station. social.Meets every Thurs, nile floor to ceiling drapes 129" slands nr dessert ~ ca., ORIG, band pointed French SOFASCHINESEMODERN- Lawrencevillearea. For appl." fenced yard, recrcatiea room."Rates 60 cants per day, $1.00 at 8 p.m.at 14~/zWitherspoon wido, both celery grea~l. 609. pointed milk can $20, a new fashion prints, 19th Century, Cane b.~ck & side, dark leak call 201-329-602LAn equali trans.,raf. 201-329-6769 bet.I-3 I,unch & snacks included, fro’ over-night, hy tim week 406-1645. speaker cabinet $10, reasonably priced. 609-924. frames, oyster velvet. 609-392- opportunty employer. ! oraft. 5. :Hillsbero area. (201) 359-3511.$3.00 by the month$8. The St. 3rdfir. Refreshmentsgood Washington lithograph. 1723. ’ 6419. ’only avernigllt parking in talk, $2 admss on. 609-466- 2’/32. rain~wring,’ new& used odds ~l’/’l’positlon available -- ATTENTIONREAL ESTATENEED IIELP?CALL Y.E.S.,Princctnn. FLEA’MARKET-- Nov 29th &ends. 609-587-7426. G,E, ELECTRICstave -- $25. DistrictManager for carriers SALES PEOPLE - Parttime tbo LawrenceTwp. Youth 10-4, Franklin Park Vounleer - Frigidaire electric dryer, $20. FIREWOOD- Select bord- Fire Co. Route 27 Franklin wooddelivered $35/half cord, in Windsor-Htghtslownareafall time, if yea are licensed,Emplo~/ment Service, Mnn- MEN WANTED to singin a WANTED-- E~0-TICS, PROPERTYOWNERS/Gun Bnthinexc. cond. 609-452-8367. earlya.m. work. 609-655-4260 are about tobe, or wouldlike day-Friday I-4 p.m. 009-806- barbershop chorus. Meet Park, Tables avallable$2.Call ¯ Hunting season begins ~ $95/full cord. Wonderland jugglers clowns, magicians, 201-297-3893. Farms,609-737-1496. .orf09-443.6928. Iobe weare interested in you 9400. Tuesdays,9 p.m. For infer., iacrohats, unusualtalents for Nnv. 0. No hunling signs - 4 ..... , ~,w, rmLO if youare truly interested in ~ 809-802-4647. .college & club. bookings. (armors Including semi-wjd, ’, =u,-~’o,,~T real estate. Wehave openings CHILOCARE- in my home. Samco Enterprises, Prin- $Sporl00,$20porSl~l.YoursignBuy onrlv ~ t:ave Hi.~ual[tv PAIR OF SOFA BEDS/ SECRETARY -- small, available now for those ’tIONE OVERDRIVE--30%. reproduce(l sU tl hi her " ’ " friendly office on NassauSt. dedicalod men and women Hightstown.Fulltime. 609.448. ceton, 609-921-2320. Overdrive,,ftts any car. w ...... ~ Y g . sohtha~l’wned.+ Guaran~dto Ioveseatsize.~0on. Call20f seeks a seerelary with strong who enjoy providing real 1694. .TILE PHnccton uonperative adaptors. Set up and shaft for zm-~a~-uaoianyume, bi~m. $65 for a dump lmck 297-4185. typing g, dictaphone skills, estate services in a Nursery School at Nassau & Sting-Ray. $300. "Fiberglass ’~ load within Princeton area. . ’ Cedar Lane’ has a limited Goodsalary, hours approx. 9- professional environment. HOU.SE.IJOLDWORKERS number of openings for its 3 ASTROLOGY SHOP -- .)lard top, fits 55 t-Bird, port ENCY: BRITTANICA.... ;CHILD’S- bed, bureau and 4. Send resume ulcluding noles. $200.609448-6/89. w/maplebeokcase, yr. books uairronyevenlngs ’bookcase.Living roomchair, Call The Chase Agency, 609- avaltanle tmmeulatmy. ~da ~)ror, ram Pie Astrological charts, classes, desk chair. 609-448.5627. salary rcquircmontsto Box## 737-1330and come In to talk to Damesttc E mployment SusYadGa~lf/b3.~24.8-/~Soer ~a~ astrology books occult books from1966. $150; Sliding flush 801-782-9550 03253, c/o Princeton Packet. es about becomingport ef our Agency,201-492-6580. Shechan609-9214049. oxporimentaldating service. doors w/track to fit 6 ft. professional real estate ser- Open12.3 p.m., Man.thru Sat., CR.~RLIE,’ Fabulous Finds opening. $25 old Mahng. day SOFA6’0" & CUTBcn.i^m GASDRYER - Sears model vice organization. We are closed Wed. 134 NassauSt., doesn’t want people that taste ’bed w/spring $10; 2 pool ~10 809-449-9291...... -- 600. Perfect condition.Selling’ located m the heart of Pen- filters balh$10; 24 x 4 ft round "" ’ ’ only becauseIlouse camewith EXPERIENCEDMOTIIER-- WIIATIS SATYAGRAI-IA?-- Princetonor call Tobyat 609- good, they want people with ~ oington at the Pennington & leacher wishesto baby-st Seminar on non-violent 924-5179. goodtaste for their collection alum. pool wall $40; Bunting newset. $80for quicksale, 1109- To buy or sell, Call 609.466. Professional Center. nf newand almost nc’w winter steel porch glider w/cushions ...... 452-1431, 2236. __ n her home A ages Tw n campaignslo begin Nov.19 nt t;mtiA~pl.’tY~:rt"Texe’-eena’ 8 p.m. in Firestone Library. 6 clothing. Far Ms, Mr &kid. 910; Metal & alum Perch Rivers609-449-0406. dies, also brie-a.hrae &other chairs & tables $2 ea.; Old w. vent nose~i~u ~ears sessions, 2 weeksapart, with :rile MUSICIANS-- Good wazncr neeus nanoy person ’FOR SALE- WHOLESALE MAIL ROOM CLERK -- Resumes’" -- Christmas break. Attendance danceable music for all ages geedies. Nowlocated on Rt. Sin~er Sewing mace clee- Responsible. Excellent op- 130 &Jet 5:~, 4 miNo. of Prn- trii~’ed, antique head, needs $10.809-799-94.~. new vending machincs" portunity" entailing mailings PAINTER--inlerior/exlerior h’ee. ;For informationcal1609- at reasonable .prices. Wed- work $10; Boys sehwian 3" dispensecoffee, lea, soups & ~7~/~0434or 466-2039. dings our specialty. 201-359- ’tlgtn Rdin Cranbury. ~ for large firm. 9-5 5 days work full or part time 1500. .sp~d-f.u.llsi3~e_$4_°;2u~ap,!ig. MAHOGANYdining i’m suite hot chseolale. 40 or 80 cup " week. Call for appointment I{EI)IT -- ResumeEditing¯ position, NewBruns./Prince. ~w muumuuu. ~.~. ~u; capacity. Great for homeor objectively Persona’]ized. area¯ Rcf. avail. 201-297-3353. -- seats12, exc. con&609-396. 609-395-0154. "2700. business. CLOSEOUT- I;94Whitehead ltd.& USI INDIVIDUALTUTORING -- IIIGHTSTOWN PLANNED LADIESSUEDE COAT mink call 609-448-0188. LIMITEDQUANTITY. Only l.awrence Township NJ ^~uTr~,rtr, e r,,~^~u Pre-schodl through adults. collar size 12 $25. Suede, fur ¯ . ,,..qL.:, .... PARENTHOODCLINIC - one machineavailable in some REAL ESTATE SALES -- tLPC) 609-695-2505, ’o~’d~tim-’e Reading,writing, vocabulary. Mondayevenings. Call 609-448-lined vest, size mad.$10. Crib ICELANDIC SWEATERS$45. = ...... ;, ...... styles, f09-924-6289between 5 FULL OR PART TIME ~ . seezmgany .part_. _t~l ...... Tho Learn ng Exc ange 809- 3439. w. mattress $40. Car seat $~. Mexican, Greek, NewZealand aurw.,u t~uur., ~uu~n, ~", 7’30 n m ^aal~ESC:|VE -qALES-’ oppormmtyat nay l~JllOllitltlC ,~q Allq " 201-3594357. handspun 100% wool Janet $701 4-drawer painted desk, ’ ~’ " i;l~lt~S’ON ~’~’OR-"EAST;’ = i’ .... / level thru college. H.S. & ~" .... Lasley, CherryValley Rd 609- antique blue $20 4 heavy -- JO~S vvanTea Rulgerrs varsity tetterman w. 924-9157 after 0 p.m. ’ WINDSORWEST WINDSOR A C~EW bVEREATERS AN- CO ~RIC mapledinettechairs $35 gold tiviortRagipg.... ¯. your name.... ,~,’t & CRANBURY AREA. CA~ exp.Prof. refs. 609.024-5018. YORK. CIlINATOWN[For TYPEWRITERS - SCM ~ Early American ~v chair thosewho cook Chinese and ’IONYMOUS- meets Thur- Coronamatics. Olympias. il., n,..+ +z~.... "~..~’ .necessary tb buy Mother of ¯,STEELE’ ROSLOFF. ,& ’IYP’IST...... avauaole tar stuoent ~.,uuu ~,HILD care in m" .sday evenings, 1st "~,~ Pearl KAPPASHELL. shades. SMITH REALTOR FOR . n r"Y want to dmcover" t eh often Presbyterian Church Royals- available for rental at ROUNDHEADBOARD -- mon~;’;’~,l’"~i’~f~,~ ~,’,~l~="~, ~., ,,l"~’k’~, is,, ^.mnTi~.~,T,., r..a ~,A,~.a. papers and persona typing home lunches & snacks, ca .l~.cnh’.l.~ r eSO u r ces of ourspocial low rates thatslart newblue velvet luffed plus The are expensive but you ,u.~.,..,,,~,... w~-~..oWill pink up...... anddehver.. For KrepaSchoo. 680- 44 9-(~ 61 Hightstown.For information bluel,¯ upholstered,~,,~4 rockm.~,~ don~’t haveto buyanother in" or 655-0080. Chinatown" Teahouselunch, ¯ call1109-449-2491 or 443 at just $20 per month,Rental inner spring mattress, pillows e.alr ,~. ~rawer poln.~, " -- last accurate , profess onal ~ ¯ droner included. Call Orclnd paymentcan be" applied to included, $185. 201-807-4240. ant)clue chest $38. 9x12 gold y o~ur "" ..~net’ line:, ~ar,gest" EVpERIENCEDROUSE war[c, 609-293.9677. BABYSITTERwell known & 609.no4.0o.~.~ 5749, ’ ’ coiieetlun cast Ol the rocKies ,,~ ...... " exceptionally reliable Hot ...... purchase. If youneedaquality woolcarpet $40; 9’,<12~reen ,l,-/~.~lJP.ir ~t, DArJts^T~i’ t,.~,m-~. -’ to . sup- ¯ uusiness machine,don’[ miss nylon rug $20’ men’s26’ Sch- ~,~_.~..~~,~..~ o ~.f.,. ~ ~, ~- ~ ’ c°m,p)eteI-ncfi ’" CRAFTSPEOPLE--Sellyour ~PA~ ~ ~ LIKENEW -- "Scandia" teakw’nnb’ke’ 1 speed’ $35’ g’rl’s l~|aaa owo~zallll4 ervise maids in 97 r~om PERMANENTchild care full ~Ula..~rounna~S’aa this opportunity- call today. wire"":’"’~’ nano ...... mown, nana motel." Responsible for all time Dos)lion wanted in ~,,~,,~1 ~ if, 12ttes. wares at the University garage. Renovation & ACTION BUSINESS SUP- sofa $400,Walnut formica top.2o" bike’ ’$30 609924’ 5948’ era es all~ Ot~V/.~I maintenance in return for dinette set w/6 chairs $1~. ’ ¯ " " ’ decoratedglass shade. Retail housekeeping activities, nrivalebume. Able to prnvide ~)~ ...... " " League _Nursery .School PLIES 1225 STATE ROAD Elsewhere$50,00. Every Day Companybenefits. Call 609. lender loving care for both ’-- Holiday Boutique, Fri. NOV. occupancy. Please call In- (NORTHPrinceton Shopping speaker $40; large ceramld ~ 452-2500for appoinlmcnt 21 l-Sp mCo nm ss on ons s terface 609-924.6300anytime. Center) 609924-3454. base lamp$15. 609.466-9048. Micro Dot Pricing $31].00. " normal& cxcentional children P.l’llLrl ~ARE RV 600 x 13 STUDDEDw/w snow RUDYARD THE ROOSTERS ~ frominfants thru~ age ...... 12, in- REGISTEREDNURSE IN t~. i el"busa - rove)I,n ~ x 609-921- I ~., .uOU~ . vvuj?~%~o 1467. RIP-OFF$37.00. FURLONG cludlngtwins Willing to do MY HOME809.443-5142; NEED EXTRA MONEY? We ’74 IBM TYPEWRITER - REF~~ tires on rims $35. 609-586-1682. LAMP FACTORY OUTLET a.vauael.elmmenmtely, lizhthousework ifnecessary. " ...... -- Model.D. lariZc exec. type ZER-- good condition, very ~ largest for a 99 mileradius. 9 uomestlc tsmployment Stilledin arts& crafts& take handcrafteditems, reasonable.201-297-0344. ~gcncy,201-462-65110. PROFESSIONAL LIB MANVILLE Volunteer Fire afghans,ceramics, flower face. Newcondition 9825. 609- 1]" TRIPLEWALLPIPE - for miles north of Hatbaroon Rl. delights in sparkingcreativity RARIAN-- wishes beginning Co. #/2 is again sponsoringa 655-1074utter 7 p.m. . firenlaces - 3 ft. 2 fL lee & 263 Furlong, Pa. OPEN7 , in children tinder my super- position academic.~ecial or spaghetti and meat ball din- arran~,ements,anyand all LAUNDRYWORKER :77 full nova)tinsorgift items, etc., by ZENITHT.V. - Sony stereo waft bracket sections 201-297- 1)AY~10-5 ~RI. til I~ SUN.tiJ vision. 201.359.6555to arrange pub c library MiSVRulvers ner Dec. 5 1975 It am-2pm recorder, Garrard stereo turn ’ MICRODOT PRICING (215 umego~ worxmgconaluons, for interview, and BAand’iVIA in hisi~ry and 4-1] pro. South 13th & consignmenttodisplay in our 0690after 5’80’ ’ rrincetnn area. 1109.921.8900. store. Call after 5:30(201)469- JOHNROBINSON -- original table, d.r. farm carpet, hand 794-7444. Extensive are-professional WashingtonAve. $3. adults, 2939. metal sculpture "Reluctant." carved table, dbl. bad & ~ Ask for Mrs Freeland . -- ex~"rience(Viii do free lance $1¯50chddren. All you can cat. ’ ’ EXPERIENCED SECRE- s e~’~ar c’hi n g a n d Signed and dated 1971. 9" x mattress sofa tub chair, CIIEST OF DRAWERS- old. . TARY -- excellent skills ...... 4W’, $60. Wouldmake great desk. All excellent cued. Very3 PC. MAPLE;bar. set. plus Victorianarm chair and4 very SECRETARY- cxeellent desireshart time work’ o nuogranmes,t~.#.~z~-o~ ~n BAZA~SS¯ ..... ¯ ~OLDFEET? - Cold bands? Christmasgift for a man.609- reasonable609-443-8063after 6. full boxspring & mattress typing shorthand some ~ " Peter & Pau C mrcn Hal, bO mintca~dition. $250. 609-448. old QueenAnne chairs. Misc. bookkeeping¯ interested. ’ .m Flexible i~ours 0,,0. ~¢-.~-~.~u ~,m,.,~,~ 7th & Washl’n gtofl Ayes ., Learnto warm them using 882.0446eves. 6238. 609-737-2692. . a ’ ¯ t r ’ . , i ~. an’time.v ...... L,aUX-wouiauKezor~nnurs, biofeedbach.Forinfo. write DRAMATICJUMPSUITS a minis ra iveassis an worn ~ ManHIte- , Nov¯ 14, 1O. am¯ " 9 PMS Dept. BB Box 276 39-hour...... week salary’ ¯ ¯ I or 2 mormngs¯Please ...... call ~ ~ Christmas -ifts ethnic" ...... ’~ ¯ . CHEAPENERGY--MIredm after6:~0pm 809-~1]-8028. ~to"~s white ele~:~ant table PrincetonJet., N.J. 0~,50. blossom in the evening at 15ram PROJECTOR-RCA .. negatlame. ;~cnu complete ’~e ’" " ..... " ’ ~ ’ " ’ lVIUSIC LOVERS- old ROd gondcondifion. Bestoffer. 609- QUALITYFURNITURE -- resume to Box /~3254 c/o m. ~JUrSt geumg i~ .men- -- refreshments. Browsers INTERESTEDin community homeand on the town¯ ¯ ’ ,a,l~y; ,~o~ a oynamtcaream welcamc Seal 70, Caruso Farrar, 291]-9028 90" Lawsonsole, mano~an~ Prmcclon¯ ...... Packet you’re fnd ng tough In turn EXP BABYSITTERfor Ked. -. ~" volunteer service with a Paderewski, Elman, others..IVs a whole:newapproach to ..... : .... ’ cocktail tahle 2 matehing,eno national organization? Camebr°wse"r~09"443;3352’" instant ’body~ dressing in ..^.;~...... tables $300.bIahogafi’y triple IIUSBAND WIFE +team into reality? Iiere’s a groat Pk. /.Bruna,.Acres, arca,.AA ~6/~VS’:’FOR.’BRYN’+M^wR ~z/za CHRIS’P~AS_. ~.u; ...... CRAFTS preffe ’rably super nt/mdcnt idea for folks facin~ a human- yrs, o d . goodwith children, r,, ~’~ ~ . ~ Looking for ’young working baautifulfialdpolYesler’~dises dresser w/mirrar $800, EIjer ’mainlcnanc’e man live i~ womenfrom 18 to 32. Call 609- cleseout at discounted -pre- 5Wb ue uorcelaln bathtub energy, ....crisis ~Ie At 27, 201"~7-1693’ ...... ~cor~,~2case orp.l mgcyour,ouovo~s, ...... COM~OM 6-19,$49.91], inflationary 1972 prices, "lrnntonaparmnnthoese.t ’ Call lye found that energy 924-6200_..=. -- 1]’ mellon &gold sofa 2 brand new- crated $110. 609’- 1]09-393-501]0.Position open imagination, integrity ~ .... deventer Avenue (at the Choose from 225 small 441].4022aft’er 9 p.m. ~~ back ) Wednesdaymornings matchingbarrel amirs, I end REDIIARNCASUALS stocking toys, adult gifts ’ inmtodiately, dreams= success I’ve¯ tzot the ~SKIGL,I~D UI"ItUL~TI~HI~ff.-- _ __ ’ ...... , LOCKEDOUT? - Missplaced Rt. 206 . BelleMead first part you suppl"y the exp.wit]!fu!ls!zcsofas, chair+ S ;~UIt ;~OuomrluUtlonstaX table 2lamps. All like new. handcrafted tree ornaments, --- ’ADV~ONS deductb e" houseke~’s?Max securRy with Call after 6 p.m.009.443.3932. 201.359.3305 mobiles, jowlery. Princeton mailing circu ars., Completedream., totlether ... success. ~.lOOt stogi.s itncl~: piping) ...... cleetronmdoor lock. Keystays QUEENEANNE sofa beige Bcgnners Kit $1.00 trnfun- It’s simple, and relatively l_uunrport.hmeposRmn, Now in your head. Fnr info. write N.orthShoppi ng Center(Grand Damask-ball& claw f~t $250; cheap. I don’t need liruns./rrlnce, area. ltct. PLAYGROUP.Pre.sehoolers. .unlon)~Rt: 806/storo#3. For QueeneAnne candle stick end "dablel Send slampnd ~at- PMS Dept. L. Box 276. SONY"color ’IV - 19", model 4 WORKBENCHoak dining nest selection snap early, tlreesed envelooo fol t in- retirement, medical, unem- avail. 201-297-3393, Arts, crafts, singing, fun and Princeton,let., N.J. 08550. 1920. Neverused, in original rm, dlalrs, $40 ca., 4 large table and coffee table mahog ploymenl management games. Morningandafter nann carton with full warranty, $,50 each Victorianred velvet forn~attou W[vl PL El- ~ foamfir, cushions, $10 ca, ’ terprises ’F’. O, Box 122, development programs. $420.firm. NewRope, 215-’794- electronic test equip, ind. -- side chair $50. 2 bollywond SomeesetN,J. 08873. Moneytnres me on. thou[~h. ^n,rt~q, wvPH,P^T~m’P~ i,; ~ssi~,~s,8-80,,. Man. &Thurs. 609. GAY SWITCHBOARDin- 8480. marker generator & square heige/hlue,TIENSINCHINESE l year nld,rug9xl2 201-~59- beds complete $20 eacb, ---’ ...... - Let’s get Iogether Write .- ..... :...... - ...... -- - formationcenter. Call 609-921, wavegenerator. 609.466-3269. Simmonsstudio couch $15; FLORALDESIGNER. fat or fllustratmn lettering&design 2585.Best hours 7-10 p.m. 7467. King size maplo hcad beard part time. Please state ex- CT - "o " ^ -’ x full or part’time NewBruus,} HAVILAND& Ca. China, 112 Sit~/~nC~.r;~&~u°~ ,022~ D ...... I. pes. $85. Six Bentwoodt~.e $10; various mirrors, some percnce Repy Box # 03166, ’...... ’ ’."~’ ~"~. ~ ’+’~’ Prince. area. 201-297-3353. /~la, UllllJl:l " old. Call 609-449-0199, e/o Princeton Packet. tm~";~laJ ’ "a tJ evenings¯ JOINUS - Princeton Single chairs $115. 2 Mahoganystde RUG-- KARASTANall wool Parents Chapter 307 PWP chairs, s40. Callbet.4 &6, 609- oriental, 9x12, excellent GOLDStIAG carpeling ¯ $450 ---- Conviviality awareness, 799-9071. condition.609-655-2347. Newhum d f er ~30; 9-track { BOOKI.oinu in. $115,1100.11119.04,1g, ii roalll IowIibliOSe,,P el?sO 0, ciinstII I nllpp!il!nganu relhiblo? l’~lll’n dush’es work ¯ ’s g, g t liicunio tag del ell o Frnn6 luroslc~iin Iliu insslullhyill lin ’ call 111.4411.,111241]flaril ll,m, drliwor6 nlalchh g Ilia 16gli all ylillr 1]lllllly pof hausekeullhlgor Islliyliltt g, Involvedrohllhlnshlp, Plen6uI IO,II~OINT10 CUIilC FOOT nllo6hllld ral stor~u Itef’s, owntranspl 900.$10. w,l~!ngyi’s, ltuconlle 1ol ly wrlle lit hnx#ti31,1il, c/o rufrlgor1]lor, f,10, CnllgA0.490. CONTEMP0nARYWALNUT IlOOVliHt APT S[ZI . sn[a111~}, 9?’J,I, cnlhlron,Cull for opllt, 800.I14.I~l’lncehlnPacket, i,J+0,1, ~OUII SWIVEh.kltohon ¯ iIInotlo Imt. 4 chalra$1~0. I walthar,Cell 11011.021.11"/92 after 021P, oakIll rrel chalr1].$‘~0,Bauer 9 p,nl, 1 ’ 77, c 0 rswllhhuldorhack6&[Inhl hnggcrs:Inmkny’skato6 Hllo ~ l)l lAIq,~S?2" 4 pr, o rol]ltn, ihlotannllIOP11511, ibnx H9, IIIght610wn, N,,1, vinyl ~ioalit, I~]xcollontann. g" ’,ll~ cii6~s 1091119. CIIII,II CARI,~- lit lay hmnu, ICliI, NSED& expel;, Io!iello.r CIIINI,~SI,~CIIOP, ~,0ti, VOllr~ !,W, WOOD.Npll!, slaekoll, & dillon tonaonoble, G, E, $4o~/ioc1]oyltnnilnlnrlwitlil$Ilnl(I, IiIgo, eislolilnl 1o~iKe iCalomln Ill It I r e o llt~ntory roolhng¯ fh’al cr last nonlo In Chlllo1]o au iVOl’Ud,$10 uumpa’UCK e 1lot’ c irallor.raU=orlo hi 1111.4411.11192, 1lowf270, Cmlo.A.Phonn nlOdol t MAI’Ultl, I I,~IISt)Nfor hifont CoilI101).737,211110 or ,19A.’~0’,17, diii,1]cRira on ruhber,tamp nloill, 91~-?1~1.05,10, Io1]1,Cn 1~)11.4411,49111 or 1109. oxoo lent cniidlllnil, ~ ~,1ol.e!ephnao ai)awerliill lind 6k°ti"1752’Ii I cnrniillll Ilglit hali.SokCOllhig, Ah’l111]ll[rUlil Tolllul, Fuiir 4,13.1~II30, IloaNnnllillo,Coll for allpi,¯ ’21)1 rocol’nlng~1’o111olo ~lntl’O, 3 w~, ilel, Selld ~,90 ta Ilopt ~97.4041, II[0YCIJ~IIAI{,I~&FRAMEalillOlliOOl110 | tr 1]a, i~Itl snerlatlnn 6i li~Oit rersrences, own tran.11oo. I[O|I~EWORK=, gOllOl’!ll "Wild, CARP.for P ’o.sc o t~00 Ch~l "’ldu ’, llox t(l’~ 8 ClUlllllng~I er 1 IlllyS 11W CeK, .ehll!l hi nly IIIgl[lstnwo lianlo Monvllu, N,J, il 5, T ’ -Ovm’l~onow&osodfromos,musslgn x e to’,llt~toffor I 1!,~o.11i27, )llYl~]ll ¯ ,I SPElleDEI~C, ¯ SP+ASONFJ)I,qR[,]WOOD,f1]r i0 6n inla rale6 UWll uynliy o’ wuckwl u yt I wnrK IIONI~’WlP+I,h ¯ Pot x No r y 00 w ioohl & inonyCII $)0.1)21.1111111, 11010,IIoa1]nilablo pr100, 000. Irlulsporlollnn, Ploli~Ociill ura Ullh1101)4,h’l.;li0g," Ig,, w(lll, iilllt .bonkoo6olqp.. >olnlal 0 Ila ll~iilni w/l,4 as60i’lt~ili/irl1], !~xo,I!rt thno IGIsa11911.I,III.M,II hetw~oli 1~III0 Wlql,hI*lllllCA"lqll ¯ ic vo eli#i, nnllgln~Ig, avol. gill, 100N01111 Cil60, 11110, 1100.4,111. melinyiI10Ker, lilml orlor ovorOXYACE’I’YI,ENI.~ ¯ 7p,m, irnfulls II’r! ’~ Ig. ro1] inlrrnr 11,19, , tl911.901.;1~11.A, III7, , wol!lln,II 4~1.91111, t 1Fr1]e OMI~WOIII(E hiforiiliil ~ WAN"EI),Ol 8Oili so nltlllv e, i nnal nalilllngwnoil(lll ,nnlf, t I 8t/if

BEDROOMBUREAUS I~.i.nricns IIOUSElevel" PLANTShandln hard~ DOLL toHOUSES ...... and Nativitystand $55¯ SEARSElgin --trolling Table topperlable saw onSCM ELECTRIC cllte,excellent: TYPEWRITER.-wanted: BARBIE Call 201-359-6040 I)OLL clothesand FLEA LAWRENCEVILLEMARKET. Year INDOOR round, TWOItORSES, prlvatelyH PUBLICSALE owned.1 registeredquarter:) vanity,chalr, mirrors, all or i;.~.~ ¢9 ~ .. ~,~,,~’gl’~ ¯Mangers handcrafted. Order motor’, $,15. 609-921-6963 HOUSEHOLD GOODS part.609-021-2066. ~ondltionSkits - IIeadStan-ask for Mrs. Drake. Saturdayand Sunday 9-5. 609- horsemare, I reglstered,V ¯ ~’~D’l’us’muc~more’7201"-"~-Now "for Chrlstmas. Last --’...... dard205 cm, excellent con- ~2.7960. standardhred driving horse, year’sprlcns (201) 756-1479, . ditioncall 63g-443-3560. SAT.NOV. 15 both soundand weI tra ned.., IT’S APPLECIDER TIME .....~I ~ree -erbilss ¯ ’ 96" SOFA Meniterranean ’ 2 WHEELED MOTORCYCLE ELEVEN A,M. -~’ ~ ,-"-’-’-"-’---’-7~-- trailer. Call 609448-4046after 6 - ¯ -. Familylost interest (201)fi7~l. serve our freshly pressed . style exe. condition. Hand- ~_ p.m. GIGANTIC ¯ inooor Hea 2658. . ’ ’ ’~ cider, hot or cold to family & YOUDREAMIT ~ carved wood frame Make STEEL DRUMS Wlndsar-Perrlnevllle .:,, NOTICE" marketbenefit St. Joachim’s friends. Theywill love. it. WEMAKE IT. offer. (201)~59-0450. President lifted OILC.ell~n~ -- Road.3 miles southeast ’ TheSchoolo[EquRatlee :~j Terhune Orchards, 330 Cold Get them now! Plastic coatedCORNER Jelly cupb.oards, CUPBOARDS blanket - Sehool,’Treaton,N.J. off So. of Hightstowa, from FOAMltUBBER ,~NCLAIMEne~,vAn~. ~ sC~i~.tea~&-Ha_m_lltoo Aves, HIghtotawn-Allentown Soil lid. 609.924-2310daily 10-6 ANDPOLY ~ ~.FREI~’I~’+=~,.... Steel Drumsinc. spigot: 30. ., ~ v. m, m-bp.m. p.m., Sat. 19-5 p.m., Sun, 1-5 ¯ M~USTLir,,ID~’~E~ TWOKELLY 600-15 studded Gal. $7; 55 Gal. $10. CaB609- .chests, 1 drawer stand, cnest Road turn east at SunsetRead,Skillman;N.J. p.m. Free hayrides on Cushions, bolster wedges ~ ,t~ snow tires, mountedon VW448-0413 after 12 noon. of drawers, Oakchina closets, -- EilersComer by Yorke ~. oak desks and other antique Estates Instructionin Saturdays & Sundays¯ mats yoga mats, pillows, 26 000 Dial Sea Our ~rlce rims, used 1 season, $25 pr. GARA..... "" ..... RidingandHorsemanship inclines, tumbling mats, B~rs/55c -- 17,~ Asstv Je~a6 Call {201)369-3165 after 6p.m. __ furniture. Also antique’ t’~ --- :Americanclocks. 201-297-0914.10a m ~a~.- vrl. ~ ~at. Fireplace screen, andirons Speciallowseries rates GttS FIREPLACE-includes shreddodf0am, dacron filled & helle Gift Glassware Mer~ CHILDS 3 PC BEDROOM " of colie~tl~ll~s ~usuapa~saY forbeginnersand ’ ~ ~ " Slnepy Hollow Lane, Belle tools & dec. log, eleetrifi~ " gas logs, decorative inside st~rmoampellets. ,;overs ,or chandise. List $4 59’ Our SET Wrou~t mn 5 ~e kit- ’~ 2 kerosene lntermcdiates chimney.Excellent condition, ah of the auove. -rlea ~:1’45 ea ’ - ~0 ’Fancy ’ CONVERTIBLELove Seat - che~set’ record cabinet; snow. NEEDCASH Buyingall U S Mead.call for directions 201- $225. 609-259-2560after 6 & ~ueehSize Bell’ Pillows; Lis(, ;,vhite (full size .bed), mod., tires (-7~.75x14);..21wmcha!rs;’ silver coins,,limos to doltars ~9-8739. weekends. BEDDING $41 95’ Our price $3 50 ea - amp,aloes,,ran otmr Prlc-a- assortment olmo ~ new mnse. and Indian VNickels. 201-722. i linrses Boardedand Trained I - - . .... 500’Ci~ristmasC.a’rol ’Albums’ brac. 609.448-5937 609-443-3640after 4 p.m. 2288. Byappdintmeetoniy "(~ we manulac,ure any size cox ...... ’ GARAGESALE - Sat. Nov. 15, 201-359-1060;609-924-2343:: FREE BICENTENNIAL spring’ mattresses also fort, lst,~,t,~I a~ n muor "~n~l me ~.ooea,-~a~ " ~ ~ 119.m.-5p.m. 245Washlngton chair, ~’ -- ~ . Calendar towel with new. anhque’ beds captains’* bed,’ sIBo " Snriil,~~ou.,e &l~r. Mattress ,, ,,,eSets. 1 STEEL SAFE28’ x 28 x ,~,,,,,~.,~,-,~¢t,~ ~vc~,,~.~ DOG BEHAVIOR PRO- Christmas Club accounts, x 60" high with’ combination FURNITUREDONATIONs,Road, Penns Neck. hand made platform¯ b~ds sofa beds IList $’179~0/Sct’ Our nrice’ ~’~’~="~,’ ...... ~,’~’~, for ’charity drapes, table .BLEMS -- solved bY ManvilleSavings &Loan, 313 swing beds hassock be ds’, ¢,a[ na#~et..... 52 sets 4 -ieea~" ’ lock Reas’ 201-297-0433. aso,~ ...... o A.ma.e o| ....room, v ...... *~,~.. NEEDED professional psychologist th D So. MainSt., Manville.(201) murphy bells hide-a-beds v ’ ’ ~ .... ~ ...... erganization. Taxletter avail YARDSALE -Nov. 15 Rt.33& Glacierreom ..... ~ .... , "~"nVl yl-Sofa.... -LoveSeat, Chair & -- "-"7-- 52 ~oute 33, Mercervlie 201-297-51192or 287-3390. outdoor Xmas yourhome¯ 609-466-201:1 or 448- .q 722-2775. Ottoman Living RoomSets; R ehardsonLane, Hi~1~tstown. 9391. ,~i ~a/1Kt~. eras, loIt sees, water 10 SHEETSMasonite Honey aei’nssfmmMom’sPepperMgl dee List, $699.00/Set;Our price, wend’panel. Reasonable609. Diner. ;bed .;! ¯ $309.00/SEt -- 1753 Double 448-5390. TOYTRAINS WANTED - any ¯ q FINE ~QUALITY WALL- FURNITURE Gin" Crystalike Christnias ATTENTION--Tropi’cal Fish make, age, or condition. For TWODOGS seeking newhome DININGROOMSET- very old Hobbists. I sell African quick cash call 600-394-7453. !GARAGESALE-Goodstulfat together¯ Thoroughbred PAPER,fabrics and paints in Wemanufacture sefa and sofa price,Ornaments 2/,45;List,$.28 - 1034 oa.; Landers Our mutts, about 5yrs. old Need stock at reasonable priers. ornate, solid walnutw/inlay, Cichlids at whdiesale.prices. burgainprices.Dishes,refrig.., ’~ CountryLiving Interiors, The beds, pillow furniture, cam-. LemonShampoo; List, $1.89; includes, table, buffet~ 6 Cichlid City 1 Iris Dave E. roomto roamWe are moving Yard, Lahaska,Pa. 215-794- &ultrapaign modernfurniture,originals contem~rary or Our price $.60 ea. -- 163 Asst. eanebeck chairs, appraised Windsor,009-448-6724evemngs I USEDUPRIGHTPIANO- will old D.R. table, games, ete~ 608 and mustgive. themaway. 609-’l! pay $400 to $500. 609-~1-1812.Alexander Rd. across from ,587-4850evemngs 4; tt 7949. copies kitchen nooks, customDesign Morse, ConsoleEleetrophonic Stereos; & SoundFrom for over $1500. Mustsacrifice and weekends, new road to Princeton Jet., for best offer¯ 609-443-4160 train station. Sat. &Sun. Nov. foldingchairs, tuna cab nets, floor pillows, harem$149.00 (COMPARE)-- 1600 rod& reel,drop cords, r pillows. after 5. CONSIGNMENT-BESALE- 15 &16. FORSALE-Phone’answering Asst¯ Knickerbocker Plush WANTEDTO BUY: Scrap APPALOOSAMARE --.14.3q Animals & People; From$.60 Better quality family clothes. Terms: CASH hands. Has been shownsae-~, machine- worksgreat, 1 me. UPIIOI~TERING COUCH COFFEE TABLE &’ Consigmnghours 10 a.m. to 2 copper brass lead, to $9.S0; (COMPARE)-- lS00 aluminum stainless steel William Kubicke cessfully. Excellentpleasure ,; : waranteelelt. Mustsell, $90. END TABLEL ke new. Best p.m. Tuesday thru Friday. ¯ Auctions Owner horse for novice rider..b 609-921-7453. . Reapholstery, re.finishing. & Large "Mapof the States" offer¯ 609-448-9123. Shoppinghours 10 a.m. to 4 sterling silver, etc. solids or redesigning, woos ana cloth Puzzles; Our price, $.65 ca. - turnings¯ Industrial business IlichardD. Lanntag Reasonably priced. Also, p.m. Mondaythru Saturday¯ Auctioneer. "Miley"single horse trailer. draperies, bedspreads, slip- 1900 CrownToaster Broilers Pin Money Boutique, 14 ’or private¯ Correct market 609-446-1177 For morelnfo., call 201-297-3 USEDFUR OUTLET - nearly covers. Thousandsof designer ’ Our price, $6.35 ca. BEAUTIFUL loveseat- MercerSt.,Hopewell,N.J. 609- price, cash paid. S. Klein LunchCounter 600~aft. 6 p.m. new REAL FUR. coats, fabrics to choosefrom. PLUS MUCHMOREMER- w/cover$70. Upholstered400-2810. . MetalsCo., Inc. 2156Complain PUBLIC AUCTION d jackets stoles. Designer chair,be ge,exc. cond. $45, Rd., Somerville, N.J. 011676. OF ANTIQUES styles at fantastic savings. All work done in the Old World CHANDISETHAT CAN BE 609-603-1975. Phone201-722-2288. Fur-Real, 91 JacksonSt., So. Tradition INSPECTED & BOUGHTBY BICYCLEREPAIRS SUNDAY : SPECIAL ANTIQUE ’,~IRISH SE’ITERPUPS - AKC,. THE CASE Ol~. shots, wormed,sire & dame River,N.J. 201-257-5,144Thurs - SEPARATELYAT ANYONE WeBuy and Sell NOVEMBER16, 1975 AUCTION can~ be seen. $75.609-882-6753.’~ - Fri. 12-8p.m., Sat. 10- 6 p.m. Dixie Bed & Foam "CUSTOMMADE John Wid- COLLECTOR-purchasing all STARTINGAT 9:30 A,M, Lay awayplan. ll6NurthMainSt. OF OUR 14 WAREHOUSES TIGERAUTOSTORES U.S. coins collections. Top Sat., Nov.t5 at 9:30a.m. at the LOCATEDNEAR YOU. dicomb8’ sofa, blue & green SWITLIKPARK Hightstown,N.J. Jacquard print, new $1200 24-~WitherspoonStreet Pr ces. At homeappraisals. Old Mill,, 152 Main St. AKCCO(2KERSPANIELpup,’*: 609443-1646 609.924-3716 .201-297-5573. [OFF 4200 BLOCK Lebanon.F ne collect on of buffcoler, male, gd. bloodline, UNCLAIMED asking$450. 609-452-8433. ¯ : SOUTil BROADST,], 201-722-52084-1o:3o p.m. ; Salvage&FreightCo, country furniture many DEEP GREEN VINYL - Opento the -ublic - . . YARDVILLE,N.J. ’.original painted & decorated --..-57------" ~:l reolioorI $70 bird ¯cage . w...... Wodnnsdavt0.~aturdav v stand. $15 and kidney shaped 12nno~ta,Tn %~ise.#1S m v -v..... 910 EastonAve., Somerset white dressing table w. white [Easton Shoppingeoater] " " " organdyskirt $40. 609.921-9595 i . ’ " ; "; "; } after 5 p.m. LIVING RM set -- 3 pc. Whse.#12 Spanisher. groupincludes 2 In. 22,Greenbrook,N.J...... black vinyl couches & 1 tble. MAvi.a~L,tVU~tiitOu~set-- ~30a Pram converts to Opcn6daysl0-10 sofa & two side chairs. Melon :trn’~im. nnvJr .color inel,des Sunday10-6 ]’OR SALE~ Set Weodm~e ELECTRICTRAINS BUESHERCLARINET--$70, toplable, mundoakt’ab.lewith ta~gerntaPl~les;’drysink~ g msll II~.,~’~.~l/ ~vai’erl~OOicover. $400.-if09. exce eat condit on 201-521- lion’s feet oak curves glass evUcSh~Osn.S. 201-297-3851 Kitchen¯ canineta’ 4 base ~P.PA,REDI buy and sel ~ & cane seat chairs ete ~i ¢,~.~,-,.,~m~] g . " 443.1841. ’ COI~BROWSEAROUND cabinets (onewith " maple’ ...... top, new& used trains Jay’s" Train 1097 . ’ china’ closets,’ oak sectional Elwnod Heller, Auctmneer.~ ’ \~ / ;1 bread drawer) formica ~ bookcase, washstands, leak- 201) 236-2195 NOTE \’~--..~-’ ~i./ ~i Renair" " ~01.828-0763’ " WATERSOFTENER owners. Wehave a lovely collection of countes length 7’; 3 top VIOLINS,VIOLAS, CELLOS- wood stand oval marble top Preview Fri. Nov.14, 12-6 .d FIREWOOD-- Seasoned gifts for your Xmasgiving. cabinets (one corner) $200. -- ALLREPAIRS¯ 609-448-2605, table, walnut schoolmaster’s p m ’ ’ ~ ~x’) FCAhas Mortonsalt pellets, hardwood$95/eard, $40/half Wallexhaust fan: $10 ceiling CULTUREDMARBLE vanity desk with bookcase top, oak t Crystal clear. Solar Salt. . cord.Discounts available. 609- Exquisite Antique t~pe Ronseve’~ t, NJ , ...... SAVE) jewelry,,~ one-of-a-kind .l~- light-rfitment:’:!$10;~cHotpoint¢tops Factoryoutlet¯ Seconds , ) .’: ’, "~:~;; :." : ..’. !t o.~settee and~ld~"b.hdirs;~’oak . ~ - Granular¯ FCAGarden Shops. 737.0791::J:~nt ~,...-.:.: .~ :., portedM~h~ilr,r~te-Tes,.,~6~dl~y sink.dishwasher940",: $70 ,odd colors. Save 20,40%.Alteg,., E’¢~l~.E’]~SPiNE"_PPiAl~ij~,~;churchbe’fi(:h 6:ft:’pine:por~h" " ,: ._ .... : ":’ ’~ "!’SAVEDEPEN[)SENTIRELY~q" ; Trenton Hightatown New ~;~J ",~ 0tpe nt e ecti c stove 39" Poly-Marble .73 Second, St., with stool Mahoi~an~;i bench many p eces of wicker n,.,v,~,,o ,.n~.,m,~,m,,,,,nu~ A Brunswick. ’. sweaters, Nyestablouses to be Ant|hues ,’ worn with velvet skirts. $60. Somerville, N.J. 201,526-2777. showroomcondition, and other furmture. Prlmlhve TOGO ON WITH OUR WORK.,~.: SCHWINNBIKES good rand. scarves from Italy, carved Reasonable dfer accepted, portrait (circa 1820,old lady EnglishEdwardianoccasiooal WEARE NOTSUPPORTED ,le’ Boy’s3-speed 26"; girl’s 24". 2 Jade necklaces ’ andof course llnNil~l. A~tlI~I~Ir*AM~|VI~U609452-9065 holding a book) other fine EMPIRE (VICTORIAN) - BYANYONE. ’" BRANDNEW- never used, studded snow tires w/rims, ha day fashtol~s galore So table: $75. Old chest with lion ...... ’Y’"".~’,~’" paintings inc ud ng "Sum- small pedestal table, 2 " " - ’ t -o 6.5-13 $30. 2 reg. snowtires head pulls: $40. Green TRAINS.wanteo ny coaecter. ’ ------merume" ny .... fullsize quilted bedspread& 2 come over soon while the Will pa up to $.500 a set or t;aulano per- drawers, perfect condition Blacx male Terrier ypa a g,-/: pr. matching 63’ drapes, w/ri~s, 7.75-14, $20. 609-602- selection is at its #ok. naugahydebarrel-wing chair: HAMMON ORGAN- full trait" of youn g lady ¯(circa’ Cared for family piece. 609" very gentle Lovely brown, beige & quince 1538. $35, Small wbite-painted -.....$250o - ,orY your.... eaueeuo= n keyboard& petal. ModelE311. .. .’di vmasecall 609560 9’218 at,er a 1840), miniature paintings on ;799-2840, Male pure bred Samoyed. .t~ patchwork design, Original . REDBARN CASUAI..q corner cupboard:$4O. Painted " " Like new- $900. Firm. For ivory and porcelain Japanese ¯ ~ Female adult Dachshund. :t price $70,asking $40. 609-,148- ~ F’rench Provincial bed with p.m. appointmentcall 609-600-0916.woodcutprints, other prints, Rt 206 Belle Mead,N,J. ’ PUMLEYE’SANTIQUES -- Female small pure bred" spring and mattress: $50. water colors and pmture Route//15, Lafayette, NJ Top Beagle. Quilted 116ral spread $20. -- ~-- frames. Fine selection of of Jersey¯ Opennoon - 5 p.m. MaleCollie-shepherd pups. Bates Queen Elizabeth R.UBBEIISTAMPS ’ ’¢OHMER GRAND -- 5’7 clocks including Dresden always Sunday Men ’rues. Malepure bred 8 me. old Oldl’9 spread: $20. Twoprs. custom- Sehao or College address¯ ,~-t ~.,se n r~rfect coa- mantle clock (very oraate)~ Fr. usaa y open. Suggas[ English Sheepdog,shats andre madelined drapes, treated Home,bnslness, zip cod. s’ a French and Victerlan mantel appalntmeaLllome phone201- papers, but prefers adults. ’~t Scotchguard, striped aqua, Rubber stamps of all kind ""’"a;’;~askln ~2800.~’n .,ws. Call ol~New. 609-888-1604~¢~000, cocks Seth Thomas scheol 7Win o; ’:’ ~ ’ ’ 607-9~10:Playt safe, col first Pure bred male Sheltto 3:~: ...... dresser, &mirrors. Will sell best offer 609448-2927’’ gold gl’een brmvnone pr 63" and sizes madeto your order clerk and others. Slgaed Barns full. for the young years old, housebrokengoou umv.;ua nzz 7" emarger scparatey Bestoffer 609-443. ~ ...... long, 112"w,, one63" x 02w.: at: ~ Handeldomelampwithflower 75mm& 50mmlenses, 2 lens ’ collector, as found , pre- with children. . 4290 ’ $30 and $25 or two prs for $50 .... . ~ . decorations, shade No. 5643. machine made Am’erlcan Matelarge adult Labrador.’.*> boards 2% square & ~mm ’ PANELING-- ceiling/fleer 600-024-5956.Please call after 6 IIINKSON’S :ritY B EFOR..Eyou ~y. -- Unusual&foot alabaster floor neg. carriers. Excellent ---- tile; wonin contest. Pattern - p,m, 02NassauSt. .e~.~taptanowimopuon,tonay mostly. (I need you - you need Tan and white Terrier type condition,1 yr. old. $160.Call lamp, banquet lamp with re.e. we.needeaehotbe. ’)Will dog, male., :;::~ YOUTIIBED 120. Plavr~n~ ~ 10. your choice. Best offer¯ 609- -trent n~ney..app~ea .to Jeweled shade Rays, et. rv...- 201-359.6955. Basslnctte$9~ Chrys’i~l t~al 799-3170. ’ I,~r~.~.13,tSal~l?~nSSpl~reosEight-tune cylinder music seat for up to 1 yr, old ~; "- "ri!.EES -- 5. to 7’ Overeap ~ box old p mnograpasEd sea SEA ""EED Li ulfled or ~rgan^ " "^’ uo, 134, A ~...... blare ~,t, iil/:~i!Y}!!~ ~n;oi!~ 7oa~la~Scabsout eur kittens and;!¯!- paperback books l0 e ca, Oaks.Retail $10 to $12, Wesell 7’ ..- .tlq . cylinder and old 78 ’records groined mahogany~blnet, ’ ’ :’ ! for $4, Wewill dig (bare granular. ’rne leoal plant ’~Ireaton, N,J. ¯ Openany cve old musical Instruments 1 L FORSALE-GE refrigerator, assarted toys & kidigc ears: ~ASICt~llEesEc.LCctiA Cati vitamin. At Peterson’s Nur- by appointmeat, Castle Mettlach stein’INn’ price $3~. 16~, 19t.h century - Call Mrs. Graves for an aP-,r i $60. box spring, mattress &vuu-,ta,>-aiza. ~’no57~flcr ’6 ’ rooted)609.44S.5072, sery Lawrencevillc Roan - ’ Tr.emenoous msortment, frame, almost new$70, 009- "~="~" ...... p,q ¯ ,.. ’ ..... aiA)," Frenchbronze statues, ~ hpelntment.609-921-5122. lloursl ...... miniature bronzes, Ivory 6.4 p.m.,Sat. 10-12. t"/" 655¯4361. BILL’S ANTIQUES- "We ’ I I WING ROOM FURNITURE-,~nw,~n..u,~., ,,,,,^,,~-,~- BEDIlOOMfuraituro--book. PLAYI~RPIANO- Amploo figures. Oriental blank spee a ze n neat ng terns of Report lost and found pets _ ¯...~...~ .. couch, 2.c]qb ch.nlrs w/sl!p, woter.fill Iownroller lawn case headboard $55. Medlt. reproducing Grand. $4 000, lacquered tea caddie with In orest to you" 510 Peasant- within 24 hr. period and call DA IN 1 ~i II Mu tJ t~ It N covers moles, lamps llS- mentor A ~O Meadow.,,mr, headboard $55. Chest $35 T- TVPEWRITERS¯ Elootrlc lqauo roll~ all kinds. Eves, &pewter inse.r!s, .fqrmee~[elgh. view Road,llllls~rough, 1 ml. thn policeif youfind an thJurcd..~; ....i~lvlngroom 109C" COO n" m- turns etc. Dineft "’o set ...... 6¢ rmtto fqrn609 024 60 4 weekeads201-247-3307, !appro.xlmatelyc[glltt th. - westof~00,1eftoffSl4Amwell . " " " ’ dresser $75 mirror $35, also manual portable offce inca. uouo,lo, w a,eel co,tea iRd. Noshanie N.J. 08603- pet, ’ , ’:~ hockchair & solhl Marble.top colonial family morn furniture ’ ...... dub chair $2,5 4 kltchea models. New,reconditioned, ~ ’~,,’, coffeelable, $495.all, or nest w/matclilngdrapes. 609-443- chairs $4 ca. NowRmlak ADDERS, CALCULATORS ’ ~ grnuer iorlglnal oocorauons " offer,201-297-2402. 5244 er 443-5258. PERSIANLAMB fur sale I ,~,~, ...... h~,,,I, , U,mlnls"...... KNABEGRAND--nlano5’9 N Y clrea lg/S).Llonoltrain ’"We Buy & Sell -- Con- , nlovle camera $70. 609.924. Ellony completelY; recon- s ’el,_ ’ Nazi war itcm.zs To ~er slgnmonts Welcome." Call ]IOR.SES, I ONIESoTAC!( ’ ~ gray knee -lenglbcoat size 10- 2267, Repah’s, Trade-In, CENTER 201-~59-6402, ilougnt& sold. Stalls lor rent,, 1 K~t:,,, .nm~ ~" ’~ FIiOST.FREEFREEZER, 15 111I blackJacket size 14-16, No BUSINESSMACIIINES, 104 dltioned&intapshopo. Asklng iao;I percussion rmo iox- Grcattra s 201)369.3819,311 chairs, 2 refrigerators, good cu ft $110 Sony ’rope reAsonable offer refused (201) $2,300.Call 600.921-3068early cellcn[!,P,,arko_r _B,r_o}l~rsl.22 ’ - NassauSt, 609-924-9~43, g AmwellRdl, Nes an c, ’~ work n condition, make Iccorler,’ " Nceds’ work, " $;~5, ’k~. 90. tS0 nr vory Itea ov OS, gnuo neuronuarremu SlIOt]JUll TII~""’ . ~ INANTIquEa- ’.;~ reasonable offer. Will delver I)LYW00DSIIEATING- ext, ____ ~ (excellent, pa!. 1010), Brass Copper &Brass cleaning. S ~ , l0 mile area for $3 201-3~9. Men’s¯ ’ Ski ....Boots size a’ $1o’ -~ now,Ix6 5/6" $4,50, W’~A0. fireplace eqolpment, mnn ’ 1~09-446.6936, WICKEH FURNITURE ...... brassaudcopporltems. Han~- MahlSt., (Next tn llagorty IIIDFWAYFARM effors flier>{ 5360. ~ 5/11’ $7.48,:.:"$3.43,KIIndrlcd FIREPLACEWOOD -- Ordor FINESTPIANO-rebulldlngof -- nahu’al colin’ gold cushions, lumberIx3x5 39o,, 2x3x988c,, early to ave d winter ru.sll.& Stelnway & Bcchstein Grand palmede[llns Including Florist) CrauburyN,J, 609. finest’ facllltlcs for I o care &,It, COOCll, contemporary 2 Very gond cnndltlnn. Sofa, 2 2x4x905c, Andnrsen wlndows, prlcoIncrease cot& sp11 al~p anos,A so narp.slCn..ordLlmogasflsn sot,, Red R,S. ’:igS.ff/02, buardlngof yourhorse wlthl,ll -NEw~,USED’r^CK ,., - . ..; ,r~, ~ a sl chairs rpu!ld table. $150, 609. 25%off. 25%off texturnd 1.11 nartwoou, ChOiCe,, seasonou Prussia cracker jar, teapot, ~. Iho lal.gcst ureaIndoor ring &c,~ i n{ Westernsaul cs, pony round end tables; 2 chalrsl malntennnco& repair. AlSO IIEhl, ru~’vANTl(|Ul~s lounge Only n s or, sconleffl a ~0 , ..~ . an...a hand carved oriental coffee 696.176,1POlm’e 3:30 p,m, plywoodsiding 5/8" 4x8$1],~0 oak seasmlodI y.r, or longer, largo ,single, .manualFrench: berrysot., et? ~.12.1ne,h D aide,re sat, COndeliver, Call collect Delivered &steesed, $40.. a wall puuo I"Yo L, lOn Inn ;, Collootlbles, Furniture& drive, ’Mostreason b o rates o,an,-.0,s,i. i ,,oruI ,,a~tS ""d.. laelo;t;tmttnu Walllamps on style narps|enord .for rental OilI.,anlpo Insh’uctloo bog n io ’, htnt ~]as.s..,I b Itl, e..kel.,~o,.Rya ~nug’ ~ SI~ASONIup~ ~ I,]RSWOOD ¯ 215.2’/5.06,~2. truckload,(609) 449.4~53., fine for concert use only 009-397. P.oyal Bayro.uth !,enox ManyInteresting itolns seat, uad w~stern,Llndbergll"~ western ha)s, Plcsae leave muvlu ~tucmua~uluuuu .vie¯ " o. 13~, boleok,pink an copper,lustre ...... ~anuunan n ...... ~q4 97flq a ’ n Xo( S ’ PNOO(S, SOl [ in [~.l answer, (609)ali.3032 9 _ .... Itd,, Ilopowoll,.609.,160.3426,1A 3 07, oil pickup laltls, Also half Royal Doulton, _~[pp.on, ’-’01-3~U.9730 , ~ .1~ -- - ~ a~UlS,COllf~10.,143-2133 or 6(~)- PI,~I~SIAN LAMll FUR cent .... Nortazo ~aLsumn,t;oaecllon i0 9 1 1616 wllh silver nllnk colhlr, :t: of 21 Royal Copenhagen OPENI)AII,V 2-4 DRAWERnlntnl file COLONIAl,WIIITE IRON¯ 2¯;630’ lenglh, slze 12 $250, Lira| IS YOURC L UB OR STI~IILINGSPINET piano Chrlstmasplaces {IQ52 1o ANIMALPI,ACEMENT ca~tespcrfootcandton $50 STONI,~ SERVICE FOR 6 ...... , ~owlor 3 linen coffee sot, ORGANIZATIONLOOEING w111bench, me ogany, exe AGENCY , IOr- 1972) Rote I 1mine,s In. I st westof 206,Dl tc Rowi.. OFTIlE WINIISOllIS ~i,( ca, 15’ x 16’ greeulylen rug. PI,US MISCPIECgS, Ca I’~IIt.I’~’~,UULI.811¯10!~)a aoyorILsed, $160, (201) 7~5- for n hlgll pl’nflt, verym.OlUl cond’t,Z~ 201.~1-9160.’ ehidhlg eight.Inch"Uinbrolla Ilnrlhlgoo Rd, Belle Mcao, ¯ " ". $50,g)9 921.7425. after 5, ft)0¯443¯4722 corn (leaveroonut not slncgen. H9n, FUND/IAISI~R? For ireo llo~" olght.hlch "Umbrella ’ 600-924.7096‘ salnples& dotalls wrllo Wllll ~ G r" a d"Spr ng Dnncers" N.J, Offers for adoption: hoaltliy~;~ 11170,Box 140 lllghtlttown, SignedTlffnay Fravllo Idpo. ..,~,~~,u~ti,lt~ll,,-,url~wtl~l|J~l " MOlly lifoiinhnals noutored&wltllsla ed, all tilolr shnls,~7 ~, link fence sections 0’ x 6’ $ (1, B.AI,WEQ.UIPMEN’I: lllgh. DOG PEN or CHILD lellt~WOOIl,We cut end split ~ ST~T""IY GP*"’D , ~.=, Ini~h French cut cameovase Jell# .etipboor,ls, .lol)ka! ThornIs NO’rIME l,l~l’~ on’ ca B’ It mwleekwe Par n cnnworessing lab o p type I, ’ IO"EC’I’OII¯ O’ x 0’ x 0’ our ownI!JIl’dWoo(I, Boat lho slg 11o(ICbarder~o.. ImperIM,c...t..i coos[a,I ul’awor8!on(I,. enos, opr aphnnls el fhls,’ n r~Wnroasonnblo,~mr~Plenso- u.|uu~call ...... ’ Phmoorlg, $1(10,W II sail for olc, nil lu goodcondition, 909. with 1 guto, Cost$125 last fae shorhlgo ¯ USO~Ollr RUMMAGE¯SALE. Consolata 1109.44 9’ 0 .til ...... milly ~.liu a r~’l UtlllVll afdrawers, Oak enlnu elesOlS, ’ ,*t $OlLhloal gift novortlscd,(109. 4,111¯0959, spring hnrgldulit $05,Cola- fireplace,, Excoll~lt qtjsllty, l, athora, Rt, 27, Franklin ~l~lrl~llitol~v~or,,,,m, ,,,,,, e s ,,,.r c , ol~ro~:~o| ,.-nreasa~osk desks and uther aatlqno 5v,, UaloBe,isle mix. BIk &’,v, -~- ...... ° ^11o Iff7.0092, do,ely ioflahlo, Pleasecall IIollUouanloPrice, NOW,iorsoy I ’ urk, Saturdll...... 5, 10.4, ~ ...." ...... 9, ...... , flU’Ill,urn, Also a11tlquo Willie’" , ’ "q, --~ 6(1.,, -522’,1 Ilnotlle Cluh,IIollow Itood, Anll.,rlcanelocll,s 201¢97.®14,21Aiyr MnloCc~k.A-Pnomlx.,,’ TECIINICOLOIt¯ sh0weaso hh,, ,,,,.,c,...o~,,~ Colleetn,los., f!lrn~tlro, to~/s ...... a u itPJ ~liltmilvltln luti~uu¯ SkllhninlN,J, Phono 6(10.4811. sl rips aooss reoorlls~ NI";Wt;UNUI’fiuN i111maoreo . Wh e’ ,l’ eartrhl o 0I (alhlg oJeetor’ Ices 31141wookonlls only, hnasel ohl, alines, elethlpg I~sle~Ol’gnn, ;17 treble keys,18 111onlioll, COI~IIM Y’ SlmYedFemale llusky ,i’l plodoi ~50 with sounl~llilll stop !2.i2 everyonecan Qffpyd,’*"I.~AItI,Y N WSIIOP n,|m n,,~ ,7~’=AuI’; .... 1’ to, , hllVOrlll’quoI80, corol laUlOn I’~’ ’~ ¯ -- tl/bug, NewSlol’kols mills, .e]lO.l’U~oya, 3 net.averan.go., -tinBrOlVll & White ,111U 0 11 II, Like pew, can eel , ,, , ~ n n’ S o Co el’ ,rut q g gowns vo u!no..oxprosolon penni, FOOD PAItKINQ ...... Imllededition, .~150, 609.6,’15. I*& Y’ Spayed FonIMo,’l nt 12"/~frln, (1011.1111.?I~,~,fh’<’~gt:’i4"v:’’Io s S ( 15 Ifined11Nilll II I ut ,-. IPA~/DlPtYl,Inf’,~ {)~l. ____ ",hw~!r~,~r~21~., ,.*.,. i~ N, It)CIIOOIO 19 am, * I’ ¯ ’~a11’S’ I , , ~11 I"’.v" (I E 12 CUBIC FT ~ urlglnnuy $1401 UOW$75, ~’"’:"~’"" ...... ’ , AbysshllallIlllg ,ill ...... Ave,, Itoonovolt, Or for pn. 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THE PPJNCL~I’ON RACKET ’,SevenFor Central Jersey" ff-IILLSBOROUGHBEACON,+ "I’MI~wmrw~,lzdgor TH£ CENT/UIL POST ~e ManvilleNews WlNDSOR-HIGHTSHER,.,qLD The Franklin NEWS’RECORD Classi fi’ed Jqdvertising 7-B Business Pets & Animals Pets g Animals Autos For Sale Auto’s For Sale Autos For sale. Autos For Sale Motorcycles Boats i Services HORSESBO A.RDED--riding 2 MALE YORKiES- I0 w~. MUSTANG,’74 GAla,v.6, MAVERICK1970, 2-drauto, ’ AMC GREMLIN1973 -- ext.1973 HONDA -- CT-70.Good SAILBOAT- Alba’eare, 16’ ’BUSINE,SS BACK-LOG,NEW ’72 DODGEDart Swinger -- ext. tend. Private owuer condition $125. 2011297-3757 OFFICE PROBLEMS’,OF- traits; in Belle Mead.201-359- AKC reg. 216.265-7026. auto., P.S. stereo, vinyl roof green,vmyl liT, auto, P/S, cund. ~araged, 40,000 miles, sloop all fiberglass w/tcak FICE STAFF SHAKE-UP, 7120. 13,000mts. Asking$3250, will P/B, 20mpg,$1600. 609-639-4481 $1260.201-359.3395. snow urea . yellow w/blank after 0 p.m. seats, Alum. mast & boom ¯ trim.¯ Asking$1750. 609-799 OUREFFICIENT FAST’, - acceptoffer. (201) 752-FA44 eves. dacron sails. Ready to sail. SELECT SECY ACCNTG IIORSESBOARDED at THOROUGHBREDWeanling 356-3315.Groenbruok. ’{,2 ~- 4 3155. 1907 TRIUMPH~0ee, $800~ w/Moody trailer. Asking CLERICAL TE’AM WILL spd trans., am/fro radio, Call 0:30 - 7:30 p.m.609-921- $1000.Call 609-440.6630. prlvatefarm, l~b .grazing,colt andyearling filly. REMEDY THE SITUATION MUSTANG’73 ’ Brn, fastback, mag. wheels, .radial tires, VW’72 Super Beetle, auto.. 8852. CALL609.443-1270, 609-448.6646 0xi0slal s, lenoer eying care, Reasonable. 201-369-8201. ’71 FORDTORINO 2 dr. HT, $1300. contact Jonn,7-116tore, radial tires, rear-window .$100ms. 201-B21-9667. auto, A/C,P/B, P/S, 20,000mi, SKILLED OFFICE TEAMS smallmotor auto air cond.’ V8,302. Showroomcond. $~J00.Kendall Park. " defr., carpet, fan, am, 38,000 RUPP 1072 SCRAMBLER-- CO. ~,oOOmL,tires like new, vinyl 261-297-9046. miles, exe. tend $1800.609.~9- SAILI3OAT,’trailer, 10’ exc. Lost g Found top. ~xeeptionally .clean. $09.eves. 201-29"/.0,153. cead Used1 season. Sleeps 4. Asking$1775. Greenorqoz~ LINCOLINCONTINENTAL 9092. Jib, mallsl, self ha g. Fbrgls. Feeds and Grains MarkIV 1972-- bluew/while TYPEWRITER REPAIR for all animalsat t201)702-2444. WeWilI Not Be Uodersold $2,000.609.883-6470. Generalelcuning and repairs. ROSEDALEMILLS FOUND- Young male dog 1972 CIIEVYwagon- All leatherinterior, white vinyl VW SEDAN’65 . Newmuffler, GetyourFinaIPrIcehere Free estimates. Call Ed 274Alexander St. mediumsize, mixedcalm power,AM/FM radio, casetlo lop,I ownergood condition..shocks, 2 tiros. Clean and Radigan, 609-440-6443. type.Qaa It TR,r~-~o-00m. player,new snows, 51,000 mL 201-359-9350m" f.O9-9~-~74, happy mechanically.ex- . The Honda place 15’SPEEDB()AT. w/trailer Princeton d VWSUPER BEETLE ’71 eell6dt. Snows.$650 or ~est ,,mIS,t~i~p~F~CYCLe 609-924-0134¯ $1250.609-924-3043 after 7 p,m. .609-921-2909. #~ extras.609-452-1740. FoRDGALAXY- radio, offer. Call Chris, 609.9qA-C027. LOST- silver"bracelet w.coral 1967 ¯ ’ RANCH ’ PRESS TIME andturquoise. Lustin vicinity heater, ale air Pond.,auto, AVAILABLE "ofPalmer Stadium. Reward. ’73 FORDCOUNTRY SQUIRE 1972CHEVY CAPRICE - a/c,.goodinneh. Dead., needs paint. N,J.1961 Inspection. VOLVO- 544.. Restorable. Current ’PERSIAN KITTENS - 8 a/c, p/s, p/br. 35,000mi. powerwindows, am/fro stereo $400.201-297-5065. 866Route33 Instruction OFFSET PRESS Registered, $95. Shots in- 609-460-9314: $3,000.609.799.3066. & tape,34,000 mi. wdl kept. $175.609-259.3158 eves. BetweenMereervllle eluaed.Persian and Rex stud Best offer over $2000009.448- & HamiRonSquare .Came{a Ready Mechanicals service.609-466-0906. LOST: ~fghan with 8750. 1970 MERCURYMARQUIS - .PIANO LESSONS from t909 BMW2002 -- Engine Good engine. Needswork. 609- 1909 CHRYSLERTown & 609:587-6354 or negatives only fleacollar, South Branch area. Countrywagon - P./S,PIB, ’pianist-composer.All levels CallInn 1201)Z69-6771. excellent, int. excel. Red/- ’7;3.IyI_U.STANG MACH I, ’/71-1215. 1974 KAWASAKI500, maroon ~Catianytime. 609-440-0033. Presscapacity - 40tab; 20 GERMAN SHORTH’D Rcward black, 93,000m{., $1400.609- P/W,electric door looks, A/C, 1700 mi. asking $1200. Now Pointers--Champ. bloodline - 882-7680. 26000mls. 4 newsteel belt standard¯ es.pedigree. Show or pet. tires,air, auto., P.S., P.B., 1970 FIAT850 -- convertibie, $1100.201-359-1022. cond.009-737-2410 eves. INSTRUCTPIANO TUNING -9~[ Raisedw/TLC. Holly Hill LOST MALE SIAMESECAT - tintedglass, eonsnie, AMIFM 42,000 miles new starter, good ALF~ ’69, FREE ESTIMATES-- also Call R. ttutuhinson, ~ Farm201-367-3120. vicinityGolden Coach Diner. ’58 OLDS SEDAN -- good stereo,351 V-9, 18 M.P.G., new :gasmileage. Asking +990. 6~- gd. cond.19,1}00 mi. 609-737- piano lessons (popular 3244. "Fuji", Please call 609.209- candibon.$;]200. (301) 752-2444 classical) E.D.Hatrak Jr. 609- ., runningcond. Everything 799+3342eves. 9363 after 6 p.m. -- Trucks ~ 2573, Reward. works.$100. ~9.466-120s,. or 356.3310.Greenbrook. 882-1233. ¯LEGAL SECRETARY GREAT DANES -- AKC, LOOKING TO DO TYPING Championlines, harles & LOST DOG - white medium- 1974 CHEVROLET EL ’~V BUS, 1969. Excellent’68RAMBLERAMERICAN-2 new &GROVE usedROLL-BACK trucks inbodies, stock T0-’r’o~.ING- N.J. Certified ATItOME. 609-440-5820. blacksPropped, shots. 609-443- sized female with brown ’70BUICK, G/S, aurora,, P/S, Special Ed teacherwig tutor h 3126for appo nlment. radio vinyl roof, goodland. CAMINO- clean low mileage, condition. $1,350. fi09-883-0237, dr. 6 cyl. automatic, r&h. ’with bodies mounted.(201) markingson face & ears, long Asking$1,495. 201-~A9-3252 aft. air. Movingmust sell. 609-?99. good gas mileage, excellent .children with learning SIGN PAINTING-- ALL nose.Miss her badly. 600.466- II a.m. 2699, problems. Call S. Nevitt 609. TYPESel signs -- Truck 2036. condition, mustsell. $200 or 247-7491. 4411-5992. lettering our specialty. 1 ’72 SUPERBEETLE -- best oiler. E0,~00 miles. Cart PALOMINO GELDING - metallic blue, perfect cood, 201-359-4350anytime. Available7 days weekly.Call calmgreat dispusilton. Good MISSING- gray / white cat, I POPULARGUITAR and John 609.390-0229 anytime. 1975 MALABUCLASSIC -- v.:~A...... lu/z nel wagon 00’ 000 mi¯" built-in stereo & 8 withChddren or inexperienced yr. old small cat male silver 700mia/c, pa/pb, auto, customized A~JFMlapel’ track, Firm $1800.201-207-3865. WRECKERS Classical Piano Lessons. B.A. r~der.609-605-I390. missing since Oct. 29, wearing 1907 FORDGalaxie -black and New& Used availableNov. $4600. 609.,146-. mags, 10,000 mis. (261) 722-. music, composition. Call Nick TYPINGIN MYHOME -- white flea collar, answersto ~39 between12n & 1 p,m. or white. Excellent running Wald-BuiltBedycampnay 609-259-9100. Verymasenable rat~. Con-. Palsy. Call (2011725-0409,after ’after 0 p.m. 7892. ’74FORDRANCHEROG.T.-- condition, 4 new tires, new Distributor tactRhea McCoy. 201-297-3509. COLLIE-- female,3 ym. old. 5 p.m. Call after 4:30 p.m. 201-352- exhaust system. Nice looking SUNSETAUTOSALES Goodfamily dog. Free to good Route12 MAVERICK’71 Grabber G, 2 3073. car, $500 cash. 201-~9-4556. PAINe LESSONS-- an in- TYPING-- At home by ex- home,609-448-9421. MISSINGFIiOM 1970 VOLVO164 -- stk, shift, Baptistown,N.J. AM/FMradio, air. Dunlop dr., 6 cyl. auto. P.S. factory ~ 201-996-2137 ternational concertartist, now periencedsecretary. Reports, KENDAI.LPARK radials & snow,Ecanomica[, air,4 new tires,39,000 mis.~owsL~7 ’09 mpg,CORONET gL~ +DODGE- cond.c~n’d.’~skin"g318 19"~IPLYMOUTH $-23~:" SCAMP" 609"-799 0 ’58CHEVY PICKUP "-- new acceptingadvanced students correspondence,papers. Work SIAMESECAT -- 9 me.male, Gray and white male cat, gd. running condition. $1750. Asking$1700. (261) 725-2444 AC, P/S, auto. mounted ,,,i’ " o,,+. ,~n~.~ ~; ev,,,l inIIamiRon Square. Call 609- done on IBM Executive altered. Needshome where it brownspot near nose. CO9.921-7853after 0 p.m. 356-3310.Greeabrook: 890-0094,890-0959, 896-0920. typewriter. Call 609.443-43S5. IIEWARD can roamafter incarceration brakes,starter, carb. & at Hossmoor.606.655-1099. 201-297-2561 ’ exhaustsystem $300. 201.~59. GUITARTEACHER - exp. 1975 PONTIACFIREBIRD -- 1973CHEVY BLAZER - 4 whl.201-297-5657. PROFESSIONAL¯ TYPING trans- am,fully loaded, 0 000 drive, auto. custom interior. 1969 VWBUS: New paint j¢~b, 4 ...... 3108. professional, accepting small SERVICES-- Lawsecrelary _ number of students. Your with 20 yrs. total exp. in HORSE BOARDING on FOUND- COLLIE. int.,serious inquiries ooly. 215- home or mind. Good with private farmaccess to Amwell eXC.p.m,cund. 26t-267-3471 after5 neWhanic~arleS, ondit~on.,.__ ,,xcellentcall ~JA’l~’O~miles, excallea[2401" condition1973 35,0003{r, 1971 CJ5 - withpower angle commercialcorporate & law SIIEPHERD,young fem.’blk. 205-1855after 5. children. Call 609.737.9209. fields desires to service allys. hunt country and trails¯ $100 & ton. Cranbarygolf course per month.201-.’.169.8201. between9 & 5, (201)920-0366.~,uwgn-°d""u,~’ti’r~mua extras.~soo p!_USyextea rlms_._/ plow. Loaded. $2000. Call Sat. &profussonal clientele typing area. 609-7o~.~. ¯ MOTORS & TRAN- ¯ or best offer. 009-924-029~after morning.261-~-29~. CONCERTP~ANIST . and at homeas roqutred on rag. ’70 MUSTANGII -- Mustsell SMISSIONS:Ford, V-S& 6cy], $i’mo_._ gettingmarried. 4-cyl, 4- 0 p.m. teacher ATCM,NJ Cer Pa, is basis. IBMmemory eqmp- AT LARGEon Johas-Manvillespeed, radio, excellent gas 1970-70.’70Duster, 225, 6cyl. & ,.~ ’c,,,,,~,~,,n,~-.~ a. ’63 INTERNATIONALstep- acceptinga limited numberof meetused. Priority, speed& I~OBERMAN PINCHER autotrans. Datsun, 1200, 510, lvr~ DUZ~r.+V~La~’ ~ ~ ¯ -- vanGoodcond,tmn " Call 201 students. Beginnersto. od- perfection guaranteed.Call Carp¯property. Lost Siamese, mileage, $3200. 201-300-4525 hardtop radial tires, auto ...... ¯ 201-8,16-9217daily betw. 9 a.m. pdppies;I red/rust,1 darkandlight brown fur, after 5:30 p.m. 610motors and trans.1975 R, , .... ~,o. vaneed.609-055-4340. black/rust.AKC, cars crop- ~ Toyota 1600engine & trans.air, $13"15or best offdr .(201) COMPANYrCaAn ~O~noS~eor~r...... & 2 p.m.or writeP.O. Box ped.$150 ca. 609.392.4673. mature cat, very frightened. ’67’69 & ’71MGB motors & 469-7233or 261-350-5731. ]ease. 1974 Gr..T i p.., f031,New Bruus., N.J. 08903. First noticed 11/3 near main 1969 "~WBUG -- new clutch, ti’ans. 73 351 Cleveland & - a,c me extras, mueage ma,my’75 CHEVYSUB~IP~BA~ -- TUTORING office & Claremont homes Interstate downsouth. Never 350.4V8 std R~se h’itch READING ENGLISH area. Call (201)725-7212. new battery, always runs, trans. Greenhrook, (201)752- wintered up north. Main-’10000mi’ man’extras ca’ran’ RESERVEyour -- Christmas reeds work.$450. 609.396-19512444. ,,u,c~,,^o=,o^.’.,. ,,,, ¯ STUDYSKII,LS CHECKBOOKS BALANCED or 201-297.3435...... teannee recor. (609) 7 -18 .201-359-452.0 IIISTORY FItI~NCII"tn Bank Statement.I’m puppy now -- AKC Great S~,~9miles, Front nraxes3ust after seven Adults&Children ichcaper.~anbounced check Danes,Champ lines, $200-$225. 1965 PLYMOUTHVALIANT overhauled.Snow tires. $360. " ...... ~ studded snow t res nclnded. TIlE LEARNING :fees. uauafter 4 at 609-259. 609-737-9257. Auto Supplies 609-921-3345eves or weekends...... EXCIIANGE .7fi54 ’ 1 - . Excellent gas mleage, good ...... VEGA-’late 1974 GT Sport-’ ’ ~,~.,.,.~e,4,|,-*n*.,|’ : ; ’72’ 11C EVY mpaI a : - uooo : tend.$250. Call (201)369-3105 ~ 151 S Main St. IBghtsto?,vn .... tend. auto. trans. P/S P/B. ~.after’6 phi :. ~ : , . 1968 PLYMOUTHFury II, 4 wagon, 4 spd. manual, 3400 J~’~’-;-~’~"~" ~ 009-143-1!3 MRTUNE-UP for a quality " ’ sIGN ’PAINTING -35 PORTUGUESE ".’WATER automotive tune-up at a Mustse . Askng $1495. 609. dr 1 owner ~000 mi good miles, am/fro radio deluxe Itl_l.*.l--. experience. Colonial’st ns DOGS-- meal. size 35 lb. 441!-83"/’/. condition$700’ 609~’6.6937 nteror, tnted glass,mint ¥~IIIW,;[~=). TUTORING: Expertenced truck lettering Call ~ill reasonablerate. Alsowe offer ’ ’ ’ condition, must sell, moving. workingdog, 7 wk. puppies. oil changes, lubrication & FREE $50 U.S. SAVINGS teacher, all suojoom,granes 1- Noonan609.737-1068 201-359.8869. BONDwith purchase of 1971 201-267-2660. minor repairs. 009-448-9112. ’72TOYOTACORONA,MARK 1969 PLYMOUTH WAGON . CUSTOM CAMPER - Dodge 7. 609-883-7937. .... 11--4sp.,4’dr. Sedan, low PONTIAC CATALINA. 310, automatic,good condition, ndleage, $1650.201-{EI-9070. FEATURES:alr conditioning Best offer. 1967 CHEVELLE-,. ’74 VOLVO- We’re convinced, Step-Van ’65, completely TUTORING-- Art in oils, TYPINGSERVICE -- Ac- vinylroof,AM/FM radio, rebuilt, exc. cond.$2 000firm. 5 Me. OLDWEANLING -- 1/2 39066, rebuilt with TLC. Best 1st one who sees buys. 609-799-2330anytime. pastelscharcoal{n home at curate dependable. thoroughbredcolt, dark bay Autos Wanted - plush interior, and ether Skillman.609-466-0597. Manuscripts, theses, specs, t~xle: breeding, gd. hunter BMW’67 -- red, stick shift, luxury features. Passed N,J. offer.009.395:1210. Meticulousowner. 609.452-1918 prbspect.009-499.2950. radial~ 28 mpg Blanpunkt inspection this month. Cam- fordetails. MATttTUTOR: .Fully cer- reports, etc. 609-587-6470, JUNKCARS WANTED # $20- radio - exceptionally clean, ple[ely rebuilt transmission PONTIAC- ’72 Catalina, 4- 1974 MINI MOTORHOME - tifed math teacner. High’ $100.201-546.6592. 606.982-1075. has six month full warranty. door, 350 engine power dlse ~ Open Road (Ford Van) sleeps school junior high early .... ’ Recent steering adjustments TYPIN(] DONE IN PItIN- CFAREG. -- Persian kittens, ALLJUNK CAllS and trucks ~ P/S,AM/FM a: A/C, ante.’69 NAVYVOLVO wagon - 4, self-contalned,like new, college orelementary levels. and brake job (all receipts Irans,vinyl top, passed in- auto. trans, radio, a/c good 17,0C0hlghway rots.Use as ~d CETONAIIEA -- by an ex- males & females SOUTII wanted. Free towitg $45 and $7.50/br.(201) 821-7065. perteacodsecretary working BRUNSWICKKENNELS, 201- up. Scurpnti Auto Wrecking, 19"/4 SAAB-- 4 dr stick, fuel furnishedL 1O000 miles of spectlon9/75. Good condition, cond, 69,000 mi. $I,505. 609.924- car or Ree. Vehicle. $3800, 609- hijeetion, am-fm,exc. eond. trcadlefton 5 belted tres. W11 $1500.Call 609-466.1619. . 1471. 446.1499’after4 p.m. ~romhome. A11work corn- 329.2t17. 609-396.7040. 2nd. car. 215-362-2106. sell to fimt offer over$1,000. . I)IIAKE IIUSINESS pieced on Selectr{c 1[ Call 609.924-7079mornings 8- COLLEGE lypewriter. Call f~J.921.3390. REGISTEIIED WELSH JOIINNY’S SCRAP IRON ’69EL CAMINo-- sportsman 1O. . 1973AUDI 100L~ -- Auto, FOR" RENT1970 new Win- SHOWPony -- mare safe IVlETAL-- will buy old cars, special V-0 auto, pslpb, ah’ stores radio, dealer main..1999RAMBLERstationwagoneehago Motor borne, modelD. 17Livingston Ave. child outgrown. $300. trneks farm machinery in- heat rack, hunting equipment 1970 DATSUN240Z ¯ gold tained, recent 30,000 mile "Ideal second car. Our family 21. Sleeps 0. Fully self con- NewBrunswick, N.J. Registered Appaloosa dustrial&resident[aL609- ~f£,5- cabinet new tires & extra excellent condition, 43,000’ overhaul.Cat[ 609-440-6020,6-8 too large. Economical.609-924- tainsd living f.aeditlcs. Weekly ComphiteSecretarial and Catering yearling filly 19h. good 3311, . rims, nowexhaust system, gd. miles, .33 mpg.609-~0.9063. {p.m. 0231, rental $270 pms0 cents per AccountthgCcurses conformation, and breeding. mile. Calafler0 p.m. 009-586- Dayand Night Courses tend. $1,395.~09.799-05~3 after Telepaooe: 201-249-0347 $1,250.609.267-6532, 7 p.m. 1970 SAAB~E- 1 owner,’71 MAVERICK-2Moor gas 2069. SUPI~RB CIIINESE ,IUNK CARS WANTED ’75 CI~EVYVAN - II,~mites, COOKINGexpertly catered {n TI’{0"ROBREDMARE - good 1972OPEL-- Manta Rallye. 4- Callafter 9 p.m.609.449-28®. excellentcondition fuel in- say ng 6-cyl,with 3 on the your homo,Classic cuts{no rider,Reasonable. Also grny ANY CONDITION jection,30 mpg,am/fro, 609. floor, A/C, R&H, snow tires,’ sleepsRENTAL--2.1 9, self.contained,R. motor home, nit JAZZ PIANO from pianist anthent{eally prep.ared, s )eed,A/C, 40,500 milss, $1900. 440-3727. 609-443-4860. composer,~eara to play wnnl Welshpony. 201-369-5201.. {~-410-6434 Ca after 5 p.m. 201.959.0(H0. conditioned, $299a weekor ~0 you hear and feel,Call beautifully Served, "Eael~ 1968 DODGEVAN - excellent a tby + 10ea mihi. (201)356- anytime,009-440-11533.’ eenrse spiced with informed eond.Call eves. 009.,143-4008. ’66 CORVETTE-- Turquolso1390. comntentnry.Call Orchidfor ,1 YEAROLD -- Registered ’,VE BUYclean VIes or otlmr ’70 TOYOTACOROLLA, l~l~ VWFastback - 57,000 cmwerBhlowith Imrd top, new an evening[h China, ~6.924’. Pinto filly, quarter horse in~ports.PrlncetonVW.Rt.206, Auto,, 30 mpg, radio, snow miles, excellent condition, 390engine, rebuilt trans, nowAIRSTRE.~M 1957 - 23 ft 0277. lh’hiceton, N.,I 000"921-232.5.tires nowpaint, exceptionally mnnynew parts, S800,609.460. TheSchool of F, qalla(iea baekgrannd,groea broke, 201- clean dependable, inspection 1973 IMPALA,exP. tend. hrakes nowfactory side ,’oldie hit goody," self een- SunsetRand, Skilfn,an, N.J. 297.0079, July ’70. Asking$1100 t2011 75,0.00 factor), air, power 336.L . exhaast. Ansenmags nowrained. $1000. 009-4411.1664, nranes& steering, radio $1800. steelbe toc rnd n s.009-446. CATERING -- intimate AutosFor Sale 752-2444or 028.4117. Green- 609.799-2449. InstructionIn (linner part{oo to lnrgo PARROTfor’sale, Doable brook. 0309. 1973 OPENROAD motnr homo Bkgngnnd llorsemansh{p reeepi[ons.Variety of menus, ’09PLYMOUTII SW ¯ auto,V. --~s stove & oven, gas SpecialJew series rates yellowheaded Amazon with 0,a/cp/s,p/b, lug, rk, ano.ts, forbeginners mul CaLL1~0.655.0960, cage,009-443.3751, 10(10MG Midget-on&the.top"IIAPPY DAYS" 1033’ ALFA ROMEO ’73 ¯ GTV,rod + whls.3Ford tar. 5 lug,whls, SROW ROOM CONDITION ¯ elec|Hcrefr}g, shower, toilet, 1966Pontlac.2-door tiT, P/S, heater, sleeps 0. Exe.cond. {nturmed{ales cundillon,amy chdch brakes, s’rUI)EBAKI~R Commander nurchaso new Fob,1074, After 1{pm 2154113.5227, $9,000,609.737-.10611, FORS AI,Et,AR., male 1 y,r, Needsseine work.Pairf~9.~4. V0 Starllno Cnupo:Raymond Becket stereo a/c a one P/B,auto, n r, tilt wheel,rear llorsesBnardodandTra|ned’ MARU’CA’S CATERING, ohl anedlenee trained field fit01after ,,:30~, p.m. ar Loewydo.s{gJleo r clnsmc.won ownergem. $4,000. 609-737. defroster,23,0{}0 or{g, miles, FingerFood .speelnHsts, trial trained,nice personality weekeads. 3 ’upmco n1.AU~aal N.cw llopo 2243 Generalcatering, r~oparty too ~ 1964CIIEVROLET Impala ¯ garegod,.Must see, l_ntorosted Ca mpers& Ilynppointrnantonly omnllor tan hu.go.Be a guo.st goodclog hi the houseor in the Anth Show,While white vmyl auto, p/a new tire% exe, ouyors only, $2995IIrm, 201- 201.350.1000~,’=09.024.2,143 009.~7-1247, }etorlur, authnnlle, R & H , at year nwnpartyl Fet In- flel Price $260, JAGUAR[,AND ItOVER -- $2030, In I,awreneov{{Io, 009. ’70 ,VWGh}a. $800z.rcd, con. stoUpnear, $150,or best offer, 19732~9.~52OLDSMOBILE between 1198 am.0 ¯ 35500pro, prqEanestovc Trailers!eehnx,slecps6struction by oxperlencodfornmtloncall 215-299.~/J9, d, Anlhor{zed dealer,, q’ & T 261.297-3449, " ’ Motors210 Wcadhr{dgoAve, 119(i2032 nBur 7 p,m raft!me, auto It.ll goou 19110COX POPUP TRA]LE’R ¯ BF.GINN[NGGUITAIt ¯ {’1. _ PUPPY- flailLab, ¯ t elf ’ ~ _ ’" __ cnna,, anu mileage, Recent inspection 6011605 5547 eves n os, mw rad als, crnloe ~,,,nn,uauUSIC. ,troy{dos Austrnllnn shepherd,Loves "57711ighlundParkN,J, 201-1172- ’ " " ’ ’ ..... children, 6 wl,~. $19,609.~3- 11173...... IMPALA 4 dr Stnt[o’n’ VERYWELt, cn ’od fer Club control P/S, P/B, regular or {nsmo romaumedlike now, teaenor& porfermm" C~ 921" " chl’i~c’~¢;mbo,~ree brochure 9170, wagon.l’/o~n, a/c, autoon{fl, ’ WimonVnn Ford Chateau, low {Dad, AM/FMradio, blue $1100or bosl after, 609.443-41251912 ’ 1109.597.10i0,609.111111.02113, MAVEItICK’72 t,rnbhor G. 2 am/re, rndin, auto ueor I~v,s. FORDRnnehoro 1071 ¯ lOW0 t~ I~1 Ca, nowt ’on, 1971 w t, wh to top, $’,1500. 600-’i99. after 5, ~ ’ {It’,,0 c’.,Iv at1(o P S fact61,,lest ffer over $3 000 ’609.440 , nilea-ot= nlr, v125115 Call after 5 nlo(loul looksam ac s 31107 ~ ..... FRI’~EOln,~er-strlpo male cat i ’, 4’ nowt ras ~9 000n ¢s 6921{after 11 pan, n m 609.655.1079o’ 201.359- brandnow. Cnl} 201.6111-,1290 I~ilrn|#iii.~ ’ 1070,VWCAMPER.axe, tend, TUTORING: Grade school to /~lllllWi~ t0mas A[fered ,6 doclawen,Askh,g$2100, (20127~-2444 ov ~ ’ ~’,’ 6H)0¯,l:~), Inr~ d~k, FM radio,ear. eolege.. t,Zngllsll}Islery 350.3310,Gremdn’ook, b n_.^.--_--~.t--- Needsomo with love 0nd ’110 COltVl~’l"l’EMAKe ’ ~ AA,,,,a,^,,,,,,,~te[,,-e poling,Comby !en t, oere,ons, poiitlenlandsoo a{ so onees playful attention, Call(600) ---- SIIARK ¯ 3110 ci, 350 111, 4 ~ IVIW~IVlW,,]{,W,,,v~ nonlertoiovo ieonox, slnk, voqahnlary,t po an thno ItI~IilUIUIII,~H 443.¢172oaBor 0:oo p.m, ’?3 MtJSTANGFestl~ek, nlrl Sl~¯ed, Ix~/pJl, AM/FM,many CAD[IAAC ’ 1{6-- Bluo&Wilt ’73 IIU]CKGS 3110. Auto, A/C, runny.otheroxtr0s, Ready for hilagot[ngotuoy okllls, Call outo PS PB 11{,000m ,coo’ oxn’as,llestoffer, fl00.4,19.6574 SodnlcoVIo t,ondod:M..ny ow, nllongo, AM/FMsteron, "~ enmplngargronlznn~r,t~s. Go l;1{-T p m,, 291)294.4Y740.¢1.. ~,------. "19 CIIAROI,AIS ANGUS rodhhlek int, Asking $2095 nr (~I.021.31136, hooeonRtExxon,Rt,27& No.w tapa,Exe, tend, 009.924.8700 1972IIONDA -- 4110CB, gmxl T09.~10 from 94, arts’ 4, 6O0. II pm.ouy, (201)2,17.11092, DIPN STRIP-- wJnlt d0o1{,it females w/papers, Sovu.n (201)7112.2444 m’ 3110-3313 ~ lid, Kendall Pork, $400 as Is, oxt,29 m’ 609.111{11.I120 after0 coral, llest offer ¢100.,0HI.~I14, 709.~90, ]teloonnuo l’aCos, inon11?Itmeans no ti’{l~tOlnO Groonhrank ’ ’ p, n, ’ ll!tor 5 p n;, . slate, no d{ingorotlsflamulde w/calf.the rust bred, Quire, ’70 VO1,VOModot 142 ¯ 4 CY] ~ prico.u reaoonnbly,Also, quiet ~---- slick, AM/F’M, clonn $I,I~{0,’ ~. ~--" ~ imI!)tre!navel’a, 11otJlrty moss Purenrod C AROLAISBULl, SAAll 2 5.5,17.017iL CI tYS],EIt 1{’r,,{ Newport- 71 PONT[AO¯ IOlC or 40,000 *YAMAI{A- Ilnrr Brolhera --’ I~IxoreootCg n.nng Cinsoo~.]n..u Molnlmlon ’ otnranilnoel11o111’Olo striP°fIrytng4t offn°hut"t for carefreecrass hreediag, A,lh wP,,od -~ ~ 4~|anr, FM sire’ca, n ~wor, mL exe,co td$I,@5, IR19.4~12. Mntorcycle Sales ¯ Sere{co¯ Is N~O |{e Homes 3 [ o Folmhltlnt c i cn’tgot t off"and host nf Call ~o9.~4.07~, SolcoSore[co Parle " I’()N’I’]AC CATAI,[NA’71 ¯ sowfires 27 0410 n1110o, ox. II0,15afler 0 ’11.,s1995’N alden ^no II "1 oakIt o D P ’N ~rRIP SUNSETAUT(18AI,IdS (toni co d t{on p/h p/s air collont eolnllL[on ~500,291. ~ T’o Lo 000.393.~50 a l 11’o’on y to rot n{S{Iaod lhndel2 eondltlonhlg,nnl/fm rodlo, 3110.4330, ’ FIAT’74-{2,1Spyuer Cony, gd, ’ ’ ’ ’ M()Q~ ft, , gUNllAIJNI YOGA POODLES¯ 2 Imut tiful ehoe BaptlstmvnN,J, gaodt’eM,11{),000 nHo~,leeally cond, AM/FMlopnatoroo,(~ .... hiooifar ~oulgo’ rotI’od re soibln, |not" Ca]~ I~ at mill, mnas, 12 mumn shohi, ca1{plo,201.297.5(H13, C01109.924.3002 after5 p,ln, 609,024.116110 i)I’hrh1{4 ynur fur. AK0rcg, 01)0,024.09111, 291.9i11.2117 nlhltahlad, $I,000 flrln, WIt{ I0111BIJtCl(- (IS,100 panvor! 44-~Tfi, ovoo tt^wa~/,,t,un ,nn -,,,,,,. Mnln Kiugstea~N,J, We’ll , i, ,’ , ,m’m’,.,,,, , iH)9.460.2(~}{ [ n[~r, spoehll n r e eonor, {tlUAl,INU...... ~l’laU]AI.~l~ie ...... ,, ¯ St,, i |IS! Slr:PrERPUPS ¯ A (C ] U}C{(,’73 GrandSimrt air ~ --. I~IA i, ...... {[o Iho dlrly werkior you,We ¢1wl~, okL price negotiable, I S..... ’~L, ,,c..," ,~"m..,. the’s, -, "~a ,ca,~^~u ¯ 3~,N ,,,,~ ....eo $2.290000240~43 Boots dqro ent.& ooo,onLnry nvof,nifl ’e formlh,,Wade 9,~.:~3.o4:,z ,~) Inlo Askhg$I?110, (itANl) I, IGX:2. ?’tee o xc!]nloliln, 1060VWBUG~frent& AM/IM ioal t0foI lust OVOl.~,l~,xporlonood toncaor enn[tgnulrnshingandlfymt ro111ol I,W toluene,ir pl "dcn ~09.921 ~l ...... ,,r,.,,C~,’li,¢atenllfte1’g I’ 101’ ~, " --~ ItmU’{yrnleo, (i~.~3.~’103, ¯ flood l’e[l}llShhlg w,o’llno that 12)I)752.21,1,}m’,’15¢1.,’III10, ’ (h’eeniwnok, &pb,{h el{a, ll, 0nl/{!n/oturon, I~ , , 0~9.0107()1’ ll00.021.1151,0.~, 1973 ItUPPI~NDURO - QOO~ [tI’.AI[CR~I~’ 30)l,p, Iqn,’l’hnltKyoa IiOl I~, DIP’N aeldilln. ------yWllO010,StlV0r glrll~, .... -- Cnl1111tlnn," led’,lorque co9 Jn l’l oooilong Hll01t elOO|PlO, I- E lgllHh plenouro, ¯ W/wIInll ItI,Ul~t~u;,.nc~ ¯ {)/I{NIIIJST1 ’ P,’19In. M I St,,{ { (Innate1, g~ iVi,na~lderntton In show F, IAT ’72,¯ ,,I:~48plder,, !dnc, k vlpyJ!np alul 11lock Irl ’67koo,VOt,VO clutch Pt~00Noed~=6hneks, Gno, d ,..[o!],,,-,,.] .j~l,~j,, ’)"ffPE"~Io p,~,; vl,-I ~ow curlerItnek Knebhlo 16kit1& Exoullont $000, 000.73’/.11410 slruullol~i i~-i~nor In nil..,"’N I (~l I ’121~6(g I ’I I~tlO M ntt i ~qlt,115 n no, Coil hofnre0 n,nl, o¢’ Nn w’ 111e i I I, [~.BXI0{us file}’~norlor l) neK at| eem i on low nllo.;,oNow -’" "’",",’ "-" " - v $ 20 ’10044.7~I’ eves, VOllee¢l,Cell(~0~I.II83.1Y20,L ’ ’ ’ afterI0 p,nl,, ¢100.:191.~1i, low mlhmgo,{to M,Ich]lel.la, s ’Im u ~D.4,111.2fit{ $1t~, Ol,l)SMOllILl~,?:1 Delta ~~ ", ----~, ,,, lho,,$IIIOO~’t,’ 29.01114’ ’ .... ~2110’...... ~)0717’~’" ti¢16...... " - ~--- l,’Lllt~~ -- , fi3 ¯ hi anl nul A I c0ndl.l}on, ?2 Ciil,~Vi!OLE, ¯ ~ WAGON- ’ " ’ " ’ ...... u/a~ I;~.,u~,,n, IIIIrIO~.oL~OV|UMOn...... BOAT, FOR 8AiJ~ - 10 ntm~.VCL ihu’16 & leooMrugloud or BI0A UTII~’UL bOVING al’ tlnr~ dofr101) rlo e|uon luilnnxlo{ ennllllutoly hauled ~X 135 1075..... Y I D "100 fborgodu r9ttohotl}, E 40lipI’pp)auolJ,llko ..... now., 14hohy B I,A0{ llUr.~l{Ulkitten, lImos, $~)~0(lltANl)Plt X00 J|l{~[ gre t II|yolc s IiO IIS{ ’ ~ ’IrMIIQ,, ’ ’ ’ [e , ? MON’I’I~GOMX’elite S 1007 PONI,AO ({ ’0 ¯ ’~.door ~lllro, Ilotl en exult onl lil, v i, co nlotor nnd hoot , Wilt,I0m, all OPalS,~0, Gl~.’di,i, ’,o,!~ll,t,,,~11Jt~IOi,,~0~,i~’I~[ o ~oI’{,,,,!,~!~I!:~,,,i =C,,,!let~.mp1’,~ ~ o:etow nl lunge boMt olror, ¢:o1110. gn}’l[ w}lh Id¢10k tUlh coal {l}nn }10.=07.0Z13 oflor0trnller, Bnerfflee, II150, fi0~,9’,t. NEW.PAPER’", UlllHr#,},~lll, |!en111Hhlng11’11208 112,wi’0|11,110 tk{{)o,h6ve 410tL ,,,’~,,,~, ,,,,’#,,,,~. ,,,,,,,.,.q v,--,., t,,.w,i~,~w ,,i,,, .~v,.m,, i."(~00,’ I111,02,’, , , i ) , nellg01,359,~I00 ovuM, , 201.11~¢1.4’2711, , sh,or,I190.HII,I130¢1, ~/~i~,~9,¢124’ , .4011~ , , , , , ¢1102, m~nu,vCfrO,V p.ncrfr "Seven For Central Jersey" fftlLLSBOROUGHBEAC01~ ’+’-+’+’++o+.,o.+++.... "NleManville News .+.+ Class i fi’ed J dvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD Thursduy, November13, 1975 t 8-B ¯ , Building ¯ t~ ,, Furniture HomeRepairs HomeServices SpeciaIServices Painting & WantedTo Rent Apts/Houses ’ For Rent- Apts. Restoration PaperhangingServices To Share PLANNING ON REFINIS- IIOMEREPAIRS&MAINTE- BATHTUB & TILE SOMETHINi3 WONDERFULPAINTII~G by experienced B&It CONTI~ACTORS-- EXQUISITEIIOUSE -- on ’IIOPEWELL APT. - 2 BACHELORseeks furnished quietcul de sac off Lake hedroomIg, kit. living rm,, flINGthat old piece? Find out NANCESERVICE - Carpon- RESURFACING-’Done in happens when you shop at professionals all. work Concrete work: sidewalks, house or apt. in Princeton complete refinishihg not guaranteed, very goouprices, patios, perches, driveways. Carnegleto sharewlth top Ig. attle~ $290p~r me. plus try and masonry.201-521-2184 your home- Save cost of ,Arthur’s. The largest selection Brickwork: Chimneys,patio, ’area. $400-500range¯ trained. drawerprofessional. $200.plus ’utilities. 1 rues. security. 609- necessary, We can repair after 5 p,m, of designer wall coverings ask for Steve Burk 609-737- occupancy. 609-757-3000ext. scratches knicks, cigarette removal ¯ Modernize with dround. Every kind of fabric 2264. ’ etc. Blockwork:ccHars ’ad- utilities. ~9-921-6179. 7~7-~t7 color - Guaranteed ¯ Free ~ 2105till 4:30 p,m., after that harus dog chewedfurniture estimates- AlicE,201-526-2777. 586-5204dt one&afterStUCCO.6 p,m,609-446.2124 / ’609-456.0979, etc. All types furniture ALL~ Job decoratingf°rcustom& Work,shop atAhomefrec IIOUSI~MATE-- young prof. E. WINDSOR-- 2 bdrm "2 repaired. Call Arvin Service too big, no job too small¯ Call service. Arthur’s Rte. 1, Electricians seeks same to share houseIn bath,luxury apt. a/e) ea~-in Co.,f@9-443-5258. 509-392-5044or 095-2028, Lawrence, 10-5 p.m. open kitchen, living i’m, dimngi’m, PRINCETON ’ Thurs.evening till thru 9 p.m. NELSONGLASS & YOUNGMAN DESIRES -- 1 "Princeton area. John 609.639. ,patio, carpeted, Tennis/swim. DISPOSALSERVICE 609-1~3-2059. " " ALUMINUM bedroom ant, furnished or 12541or fD9-700-2721. f340,~6.1/83-0001. CAB.PENTRY ’REPAIRS, Rt, L3o&,Hqilf Acre Rd, , N.W.MAUL& SON 45 SPRINGST. unfurnished in "Princeton FURNITURErefinishing - PAINTINGAND ROOFING - reasonable. Don’t throw it uranoury,N.J; U.S.IIwy,130 &Griggs Drive PRINCETON. vicinity. References upon 609-466.0926or 466-1166. ~9-395-1389 ’i’ENNISRacquet stringing, 201-329-4656- 609-924-2880 request¯ Reply to Box# 03244 .ONE & TWO BEDROOM away[ Discouer its natural metal, wood’1’2000,T3000. Grip WOMAN- in mid 20’s to share APTS.-- for immediateoc- beauty.G09-799-0076 eves. " " MIRRORS c/o Princeton Packet. large housein Hopewell.Rent Homeand Industry replacement261-820-4708. Repair Service AUTOGLASS $100.Call after 4 p,m., 609.466-cu~ncyat Windsor Castle. E IIOPEWELLT.V, Sides & ,Garbage,Trash, Rubbish Elec~riealPower& PLATE & WINDOWGLASS ~WiudsorTwp. From Princeton ’ Service. flame T.V, &antenna ItISTORIAN AS DETECTIVE 11181. take571 to OldTrenton Rd. C I ’tiltS: CANEI),ItUSIIFI) ’ Removed LightingInstallations SMALLunfurnished apt. repair. ,’15 W.Broad St. 609-466- Haulingalall Types -- Historical research done as Industrial Maintenance makea rightthan proceed to regiued, tightened’ repaired. 1364. ’ required,609-896-0486. needed by bus. womanwithin the first left beyonda couple Furniture refinished. Yearsof commuting distaneo of 2 MALESseek roomate to Princeton.$1fi0. fi09-1~2-ZI15. hundredfeet from Old Trenton experience. Free pick-up and PLUMBING& HEATING share 1/2 housein Princeton. Road.609-448-5995. ,t delivery.1109.890-0057. WHY A NURSING HOME? ELECTRICALWORK -- No OILBURNERS Pvt. rm. share bath, one PLUMBING-L c #4521.Need VOLK RUG CLEANING’Experienced couple will care jobtoo big or too small. Work- kitchen. Unfurn. or furn. $95 aplum)er,free estimates- all and " for an elderly lady in their manship guaranteed¯ Free J.ILREDDING&b’ON1NC. LAWRENCEVILLE-- 4 plus too. 609:921-6239mornings or SUB-LEASE - Fox Run, types of plumbing.Call Mike FLOORWAXING estimates. 201-297.5047or 297- bdrm. house wanted..Jan. 1 Princeton Meadowsapl, I Piano Tuning private lake front home.All 2.34 NassauSt. occupancy.606.1~2-9131, late eves. anytime day or night, Phone Rugsprofessionally cleaned in services will be provided¯For 21105. Princeton ’bedroom,available Dec. t er 609-5110-9266. : your home. Dry within one further informationcall 600- 609-924-0166 Jan. I $231.heat included,609. hour¯ , Guaranteed no 893.6241. STORAGESPACE NEEDED- SKIP& DANNY & CELESTE- 799-3915alter 5:30 p,m, PIANOTUNING & REPAIRS shrinkage, Free estimates¯ ELECTRICALWORK -- No for 20 ft., speed boat, im- arc lookingfor peaceful reasonable rates oil work Call (609)4411-0120. job too big or too small, work- mediately.Call 609.921-3tl]7. friendlypeople perhaps with ,oLD SCHOOLHOUSEINN in CARPENTRYREPAIRS and BACKHOE & LOADER manshipguaranteed. 201-297. CARPENTRY children, to share our huge guaranteed. Ca (201) 8211- smallalterations. Call 201-359- SERVICE- Footings, scptics, ivillage of NewHope for rent. 6494. " CESSP001~ pools Trees dug. Snow 5047. furnished farm house in tha Largestudin approx,30 x 60. 7571after 5:30 p.m. ADDITIONS REMODELING RESPONSIBLE working country.Please call, 609.’/99. AND p owingand removal 609-655- KITCHENS . . woman seeks small un- Largeapt. on 10 aerns. 5 min. SEPTICTANKS 1027. furnished apt. in Princeton. 21179. walkingdistance to village of cARPENTRY, ALTERA- CLEANED ELECTRICIAN-LICENSED.’" OccupancyJan. 1. After 5 pro, NewHope. For information PIA’Nt) TUNING Qualitywork for allyour PRE.FABFIREPLACES TIONS ADDITIONS.No job 7Trucks-NoWaitingEDITORIALSERVICE: deetricalnecds, AllworkMly 261-359-2071.. YOUNGPROFESSIONAL 215-862-20711. Regulating Repairing toolarge or toosmall. Doug Writing, typing, editing of guaranteed tomeet with your 609.259.7940 ’PeterWikoff Womanwants to share small ’l RtIIIEIITII. IIAI,I,IEZ Itenk,Builders, 609-655-1221. ItUSSELI.ILEIDCO. manuscripts, reports satisfaction¯ Free estimates. 2 MINISTERSneed morn with housewith same,If interested, FIRSTFLOOR -- lovely living Registered speeches, R & Dreports. Call kitchenorkitchen privileges. phone606.921-1731. . room with fireplace, fully MemberPiano Technicians 20 ~ZcarsExperience 609-443-5261]. ¯ 201-844-2534 201-356-5000Gall, 5-7 p.m,(201)254-0749, Quiet,nopets. 609.921-7610. equippedkitchen, 1 bedroom& j Guild,Inc. GARAGE " DOORS IN- 11 p.m. only, (261)247-3092. ~ bath. Porch & yard. No 609.921-7242 ~araenlng8 RO~ 175 childr/m or pets. $250. plus gas~ STALLED- KendallPark WANTEDto rent- garageer area, Heasonable. Free SpecialServices Reasonable rates, " Roofing ’Landscaping otherindoor space to store year old farmhouselocated in &electric, 1 month’sescrow, Estimates. 261-297-3797." JONJIETIlE tent-trailer13’by 7’, Must be the Skillman area about 1] 609-397-2094. MAGICCI,OWN ’ I~OOFING - SIDING " LANDSCAPING - lawn ser- accessibleon shortnotice miles northwestof Princeton. HomeRepairs spring-fall.E. Wind~or- Share house and 10 acres of NOJOB TOOSMALL! we are FIN~ by woodedland with 4 others for 4 ROOMAPT, -- in Manville, cxpereineed in Carpentry formerN.Y. designer.Mrs. Magiccomedy & balloonLEADERS - GUTTERS-- vice, tree work,rototilling. Hightstownarea. Call 609-443- 6726alter 6. $75. per monthplus 1/5 of ’Call 201-722-4261. MASONCONTIIACTOit . Plumbing, Repairs and Small Kap]an609.92t-3461. animals.Available for New andold hames.CalI Paul Call Brothers Services, 609- utilities. Call Lindaat 609-466- Alterations... free estimates. Christmas shows, birthday Pavljuk,609-585-0518. parties, grand openings& all 448-4913or 609443-5338. 1982. Fire )laces, stone, brickwork 609.443-4328after 5 p.m. Single manto rent small house East Windsor ¯ steps, patios, concrete, MAGIC SUPREME - for special events, For further parties banquets etc. informationcall (201)249-5509. or apt. Prefercountry setting, MALEcollege instructor -- 28, SHARONARMS walerproafng, e e. ALTERATIONS, AD- ROOFING- 240 pound stick OBAL have ownappliances. Cran- Guillotine, juggling, others. GAItDI~,NMARRETING INC. seeking same or student to Fully carpeted, air con- DITIONS BASEMENTS - Call Ed, 201-359.21147. tab ~- Bird/Jchas-Manville/- bury - Hightstown- Princeton share Ig, country house in ditieccd, new 1 & 2 bedroom WM.I,’lSllEIt I|UILDEIIS Excellentworkmanship. Free Ruberoid GA_F_.$t7.50 per area. Call 201-645-3290,8:00- Princeton area, Rent $150 per apartments. Located in- INC. Estimates.Insured. 201-431- ¯ ~FIGtIT FILMS Comedies Landscape 4:00. w t- s f’arto’ -,’th eas square’ ~l-z~’/-aauu’ Designerand Contractor me. Call eves. 201-359-4470,tersection of Rt. 33 & Rt. 130 fi09-799-3815 5905or’ 201-431-31t8. NEED ...... sum e spice’lnyour life.’ 9 cartridge"ea,re. ~projector.’ ons.i Rental’, across from Robbinsville L~e crannve. Hire a per- ~ ,~o,~ - Airport From$200 Call 6091 sonable professional 609-~8-5.~.. AlexanderSt. PROFESSIONAL COUPLE ROOMAVAILABLE in 259.944~t’ PI,UMBING & IIEATING. Princeton ’ Itcsidential Specialist repairs caricaturist for your next ~ BELLE MEADROOFING -- wantto rent large apt or small beautiful country location -- , HomeServices party. Reasonablerates. Call 28 yrs. in business. Free 609-452-2401 house in Princeton Bore kit. & kiund, facilities. $130 per BROOKWOODGARDENS & altenlatioas no job too I-’alnrlng~1~ me.plus elec. ~01-~59-557L ’Modern1 & 2 bedroomapts. snlall, free estimates.201-238- Mon.-Fri.8-2 p.m.609-1183-1737 ~ t estimales OUall type roofing Pleasecall 609-930-4200or 404~ 2532.Lie. # 4993. after 2 p,m. 609-’/71-1595. t’anernan~in- and leaders and gutters and TREES-- of all sizes trim; 931-1902, Airconditioned, carpeted? ODDJOBS - cellars, attics & r ~ ~ chimney flashing¯ Call reed or removed¯ Ca 609-44~. .-- ~ Swim club on, grounds. yards cleaned, moving & ) ...... ~ . . anytime; 609-924-2040or201- .4897 after 6 p,m, . , . COLLEGEWORKING person Locatedon HickoryCorner hauling¯609-448-4913 or 609-443- BANK STATEMENTS ¯ ¯ I A¯ I PITIINI -- Li" ,, " .359-5992inter (local call from WANTED:3 bdrm.mrnisne.(l wanted-- to share2 bedroom: Rd.near Rt. 130. From $199. NEEI).IIELP? CAN’TDRIVE h~ln,~c,I kt, exner ~,,rson ior/exterlor, p:xp. College Princetonl houseor apt.for Jan-Feb- apt.- Morrisville,Pa.Private ~Call 609-448-5531. A NAIl.? WANTA CAR- 5338, LAWN MAINTENANCE at’ PENTER??Call Walt Dye609- Veryreasonable rates. ~09-259.s t u u c p., ~ ._,¢. ,_.^AZ ~ reasonable rates. Call LeRoy March of 1976. Visiting room.Share expenses. Very 7654 after 4 n m Reasoname.l~cony ~-q,l:~- PrincetonFaculty. t child, no reasonab e. Ava I. m- CHESTNUT WILLOW 4,19-1555after 5 p.m. - - ~’" ’ 11654 or Rob 443-3171 ...... Diefanbach.609-443-4757. BOB’S"IV SERVICE-- 609- ALLIEDRUUl"lNti - NeW ____ pets.’WriteDr.MarkAblowitz, mediately.(215) 736-2031 any Ultra modern l & 2 bedroom 771-9222.Service on ull makes and old roofs of all types R.D. I Ames Rd Potsdam timealter 1] or weekends, apts.Air conditioned & car- and models. Eveningcalls a FACIAI~ "SKINCAREAND¯ rllc’li^bD;¢ ""~’: ...... D^..m~,,w’’: .... ~ " repaired Homes remodeled EDWARDMOORE & SON’S N.Y.13676 or call collect 315- peted.2 bedroom apts. have 2 CARPENTER --" TOM specialty. ’,~ :BODYMASSAGE - with ,the ,Interior & Exterior, free ,,_...,,_ =..~, --t; All ’work LANDSCAPING’~ -- all typos o, 265-4799, : : ,>~. ~,:;: ",’ haths. 1 yr. lease. From $2OO. Y WIJ~]Y, 14 yrs’expcriencein most modernequil~ment:and "est’mate, 609-799-1316... ..~l~l!r~n/~l?(N~Pj~b.too-mnall " " ¯ ~SHAREMODERN.HOUSE~--~H216 ’Dorchester Dr"609-441]- " ::all phases (if carpentry in- techniques. Treat yourself to ’ fi09-896.1426.g£1rdenworkdone. Odd jobs. ~autifutly furn; ’w.~.Tesp0n-,’.69110~ ...... ’ . : , cluda)g roofing, t~9-799-0099 ~’--~-’--~" "609-448-5707’ our special, pampcr in~t ROOMSPAINTED -- free YOUNGprofessional woman,"~ib~. youngtu~rnnf~SsiOnav[erO; WYNBROOKWEST IIAVE CUSTOMDRAPERIES comtort¯ ano ncauty¯ ~oual estimates, reasonable rates,. - and bedspreadsmade to loveit...... toddler & dog need 1 or 2 reasonable.609-443-3857. ’Ultra modern1 & 2 bedroom M-A.B orderin manyoriginal fabric clean work,Call 609-799-t452. Whywait Until the roof leaks? I)OERI.ER LANDSCAPESoouroomapt. arounu uec. ,. ___ ¯ ¯ , ~ Plan ahead for your roofing ...... --- air conditioned,- carpeted’ 20 IMPR(IVI,]MI,INTSINC. designsin limitlesscolor Ask about our "PRETTY WlUsnare ...... Wire separatea balcony ants Swimclub m FEET"special, leg waxing PA1NTIN’Gby an experienced nee~l,s;.... Landsclipe Designing woman Wire CnlIU’ b(PJ’~J~" comhinatioasatsurprisingly o rt~rr~,~.o.~.,,:,o /~il=^.. I~1II~l~l.141, I/ . Ants ground’s, flus to NYCItl rain SIDING, AWNINGS lowcost. 609.443.1510. with pedicure, college student. Interior or ~wauura ann 8401¯ [" * Dutch Neck Rd. near Rt. 130: DOORS,WINDOWS, exterior.Top uality workat a Contraclieg ¢ COOPEtt&SCllAFER 609.924-1221 From$204, 609-448-3385,:l IIOOFING, CARPENTRY ARTISTICIIAIRDRESSERS very reasona~le price Free SPACIOUS3 room country KITCIIEN, MASONRY 42 WitherspoonSt. ’estimatesand references, Call 63 Morano,~ .~ ,~.~oPrincetan EXPEItTIIOUSECLEANING w~-.~-~u. PROFESSIONAL woman apt, 201.359-5556after 5 p,m. -- Honest,reliable, ex- Princeton Grog609-921-21b’7, . TOP SOIL, FILL & STONE. w shes cottage or private FItEE ESTIMATES mricnced. Reasonablerates, 609-924-4875 entrance apt available this UNFURNISHED- apt. for fi09-443-3110 . Lots cleared, bulldozer work. Ca aflcr 5 p.m., I~J-01t7-11055, TIIE FLAKY PAINT CO, 201-267-0224,261-297-3091, winter for t-2 year lease. rent in an old Colonial home 241hmrService ¯ COOK & DIETARY ’CON- Expcriencedbut less e~- Moving & ’ Princetonor northernvicinity. PIIINCETONAIIMS near Palmer Square. Walking ChipSeptak Sal Ovillino SULTANT- Menu planning, pensive¯ Paint to you at Call ~1.474-2"/35, distance to RRstation and food perchasing, and cooking, wholesale prices, Don’t let Naul|nn I,nxnry Apartments University. Large kitchen GARAGEDOORS Installed & Emphasisonquality. $450/mo. walk-inpantry. 2 sun parches serviced. Sliding glass doors thingsgo Ioo far, Call 609.883. " "’~ WontedTo Rent 921-94,’15. " 6715alter 5 p,m. AMBITIOUSVETERAN to do ,1 and2 bedrooms,Individually living room dining room hi- PIR0"NE DRIVEWAYcon- inshdled. For free estimate - light Inmlingand moving, Also controlled heat) 2 atr con- coillngs 2 bedrooms,2 baths sbuetion -- black top stones call (109.443-4155. For Rent- Roomsditioners, Individual Bal- all on groundfloor. Rent$450. KNITrING&CROCIIETING, IIOUSEPAINTING-Interior odd jchs (cleaning cellar.,, 3 iIEDROOMIIOUSE with conies. 12 eu, ft. Refrigerator. also wedeliver top soil, 609. to ~our spccifleatious, Call &exterior. For free estimates atlica, mintiug, ere,) Free, optinn to buy, Kendall Park/ to $495 per month. Avail, ,152-91112nnytime, anytime,201-297-2479. VenellanBlinds. Large walk- immediu(cly, Long lease call AI Casale 201-297-~23. estimates, reasmulble rates, Sooth Brunswickarea, 201-297- PLEASANT-- large room in closets. Erivute entrances, preferi’ed,Suitable for elderly/ (]l’~N EllAL MAIN’I~NANCE Call 509.443-49611,ask for 1101], Laundry room with washers --’ Pahlling and odd jobs, JD’S PAINTINGSERVICE -- Larry, . . with private bath suitable for adults, 609-924-0024. CUT & ’rMLORED¯ to your . quiet malurewoman. 1109-466. and dryers. Wall to wall CEIIAMI(YrII,E Fnrnilnrcrefinishing, f~}9-456. Free us,Ironies, fair prices earpeting in 2ad floor apart- CONTItACT(IIt :15.14, figure, gowns,oresses ¯ pant 1175. suits, Nopatlernsncedcd.Call Intoi’ioronly. 609-443-68110. YOUNGProf,/studenl couple nlcnts, Snperintendcnton site, BEADTIFUL-- 2 bedroom Itcmedeling & New Maraja,609.465.21104, MOVING& IIAULING -- w/small oog, ueslres a small Rcntsstart ot $~00up, Ipt, A utilities included, in Construotiou MARTYSTUNDEL -- Paint- At, es; cellars & garage houseor apl,, h, private home Bathromnskitchcas I)IIAPI’]RIES & SIAP- ing &Deeorating,Serving tho cleaned, Lots cleared, Call willdn commutingdistance ol lOOMSand somi.efflclcncles ffm country, u)vn privat~ COVERS:Reasonable prices ot weekly rates, Princeton Medcl aparlmcnt -Telephone entrance, $325/mo, Large filycrs walkstihxl wilh Princetonarea fro’ over 20 Pat, 609.[!~|6.1679. NowBrunswlck,$1S0-$175/m0, 1]09-44A-4801,(Opendally fromliving room,kitchen andbath, i:erolnJetile, ipmrryor shale. Also h’ee lance draperyin- range, Days,201-932-2280 (Mr, ManorMotor lintel, U,S, #I, shilling. EdWalker, 1201) $19- SLIPCOVERS, DRAPERIES years. For quallly and expert MonmeulhJct. 201-329.4555. 12:3op,m, to 5 p.m,except 201.359-50119, 20 vcrs cxperlcncc 4:161, & plllmvs etc, Cuslommade, workmanship,llhone fi09-448- Wernur),eves, 216.VI, 8-7683. Sundoy} Directions from. ’ Quality workmanship Vour maleriol, Call Mary 532,5, WlLI~,’IIAULIT- Cellarsotlics Prlncoton:Prlnceton-- 2111-t112-7815 an( g/u’agascleaned, Call C~. Kemmcrer201-462-7494, llightstown Road, turn right CUSTOMUPIIOLSTERY - NANAI(’S 799-Ifi50, Cmlsaracr RareatF ROOMWANTED IN FURNISIIED’ ROOM -- on OhlTrontan ltoad /., milo IIIGIITSTOWN-- 2 bedroom IIeugholslerhlgroflolshing I~AIN’l’F,It S llegislcrod. FItANKLINTOWNStlIP, centrallylocated, walk.ln.g lurn leR anl fo ow s gas, apt, wllh sinvo, refrtg, washor PIIlI,’S PLUMBING aodhuihlersofncw h,rnlturo. D It’E S S MA K I N G & Rcasmmblo Qaal!ty [100-$129 - per me, dlstancointowa~ quiet, nci[~!,- &carpeting, lleat Incl, Privnto lig,t.443-l,Hc. 0. Cmnsumer ALTERATIONS-. Cloiro llales Paint ,-roleSalOnnl moul prerer borhood, femare amy. l~o cnlraneo, pool,Month’s QUALITY WORk hareauregistered #5590, Tobhl,Call f~)9-4411.fiS14, ouoklng. 609-921-9140or 609- socurlty. $275per me, fi09.449- Expertise in Werkmaushlp,I~’I"I’!CS, BASEMENTSrefrigoralor & stove or hot ONE BEDROOM-- apart- IIONESTPIUCES Yearre)lad hushlesa, garagescleanctl nat, I,Igiit phdo, Wrllo Box C-2, South 924.5253, mcnt, furnished, Ioouted In 5708, PIR)MPTSEIIVICE F.XPEIUh]NCED¯ Burtcndur NoWallhlg haallng &Innvhig, (201) :159. SomersetNewspapers, 240 So. Prhlcetoa area; Very at- SAFESIIAT’rl,]II P!IOOF and llnstess ovnlhiblc for Free 11119-(12,1-31111211,11)2, , MainSI,, Manville,N,J, Iraetlvo spaelons wl{hnil I,’rmu o dripph,gfaucet acl’ylle i!hisfle windowglozing hmiscixirlles, fi99-466-3544,Eslhualas a Rnr5 p,nl, PIIIVATE ROOM FOR RENT moocra convon encus. Ilcat PERRINEVILLE--2 BR opt, In a elunllk~le)hlllllllog lnr replaeenieat of storm -- Callfi09-7’J7.~99, and lint waler prnvldod, $300 Newlyd ecoraled. $21ti a me. doors& wlndmvs.Cut in size, .islallalloa, ANTIQUECLOCKS, grand- YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE mouthl~,call alter 9 p,m, 809. Ileat incluued, $215 Security, Callafter 4 ll,m, (hillyf~19-4411- PAINTING¯ Inlcrler & Ex- WILLCI,EANalllcs, garages 452-9271,. 609.~95.1995, I1(~J-H’,I.I 11 622,1, , fnthar clacks & nthor clocks inrlor, masmialflcrates, Free colla’s, Will da lighL]iaullng. -- w his I or 2 bedroom i repah’ed, boaght & sold, Itoasonahlerales,Cal 201.297. couuh,yeettago w, prlvac~la FORNISIIED ROOMwith l)anliigcd clockswanted for estlnmtes1109.¢111-211,12 or 20f NoWBrunawlck Prlneoton 1126.1~11iiask for Dava, f~152, areaeli 26P239.51(1~, bath In wt, home,sop, en- FURNAPT.No, Brunswlck NEI,SONC, M(llJNT,ill. LAMI~ SIIADES - Lamp parts,201-4911-011’,10, I runco,$419 perme, Cranbury, SUIH, ET , ¯ PRIME marrledcouple, 2~/~ i’m, bath, 900.655,1229, I,OCA"ION, Fox Ihin. 1 nnlulilJllg annreplurs Nasl]l i INTEItI()II PAIN’r’ING(luno IcdroomA)t, aval[ohlc Nov, Ileat& wator, 201-297.3243, ¯ Carpnntry, hil, & l,]xt, hilcrhu,s 1112Nassau St, I, AI) IES UUS"OM riglll al hlw caslIn Snlnersel Building - Y()UNG WORKING GIRL lqfi,lllng rvllnor lqnnddog& ~1’IlCeinll, TAII,OItlNG- coats s s, (lash’as nffleloncy apt, In 212.959-3811 or f~19-71(.~15, EleelrlealItellalra, dresses gowns, skirls, ote CnulltyIIren’, llave excellent Services EwhlgLliwrol,co ci! Prlacelon FEMALEONIN. baUI& kit, SUt-LWI’-- I bdrm ,apt~ nmdohi order,11 s doSin( o, i’efcrel, CCS,Free eslhnales, iu’l~li, A[lor9 p,ul,f~19-,’1}3.99 9, prlv, iu private homo in )eo ’e rook IIoglnnlng 11(~H411.35311 Call,hie iiflcr 5 p,m,nl (2111) HmnlltonSq, Itcply Itox f,175 ,Innuary, ~09.700.0.I05aflcr 3 l,’l,ll{)ll SANDING-hiirdwoail i1(11i.737-01i11(I, 722-’,1711ar 7~.27911, GI~,NI,’,IIAI, CONTItACTOIIS 2 ROOMS STUDIO FUR- fhaira Sllndcdiilnl finished, ,l~i’lne nto n, N,J; NISIIEII, a nl Iltlm, prlvatop,m, Ihonc 11(19-5115,11235, tXIIqq,~li P(I’I,’S - Thulng. PAINTING: INTEItlOR & Nuw hunlus, mldlllons WORKING COUPLE -- ~ - enlronee,$200u,o, 201-329.2217 PI AS",~IIED WAI,I,S ¯ !4wrE]tl(!ltTopqualllywnrk, glragcs, ih’voways roofing, dosh’esamall4orgrm, houao ur2Ol-329.filfi7, (,h I i’;q,~ IA

Someof the PENNINGTONBOROUGH PLAINFACTS ¯ TownDutch ColonML fireplace In living room, family room,den, three bedrooms,1½ baths, 1-car garage, NicestPeoplein the World double lot. $68,900.

Liveat HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP RELAXAND ENJOY LIFE in this sttractiva rancher. Family room,three bedrooms,1½ baths, 2-car garage,central air, ex- CIRCA¯1860 cellentlot. Rarely...botsometimes an oppnrtunltyIlk. this onecomes ahmg. $5B,900,

NewJersey’s Finest Adult Community TREES,YOU SAY? This rancher Is situatedon almosta half acre of them.Family roomwith fireplace, three bedrooms,1½ WhyDon’t You Join Them?._ baths, 2-car garage. $56,000. LOWMAINTEI~ANCS- Rancher with aluminumstding. Nowkit- r ¢ chen,family roomwith fireplace, three bedrooms,a full tile bath,patio, centralalr, 2-cargarage¯ $57,900. COUNTRYSETTING - 2 story Ganbrol.Family room with log- burningfireplace, laundryroom, four bedrooms,2 ¼ baths, 2- ~’lt’rt’~l~O)u r ~pt’ria[ c~llntitatit, u tT.l, Lhn, car garage,three beautiful acres. $79,90E.;: GIVEME LANDI How about 75 acres with s 2-story Colonial? Circa 1710.Large barn end silo plusother outbuildings. House you are cordially Invited to visit Rossmoorand see for yourselfwhy containsliving roomwith fireplace,"family room with fireplace, "someof the nicest peopleIn the world" live here. This four bedrooms,two full baths,beautiful setting with privacy. colonial.styledcommunity has lured 2,500interesting peoplefrom far $270.000. and near. TwoSpecial Offerings CALLUS about this attractive brick andaluminum siding ran- PerhapsIt’s nostalgia.Or, perhapsIt’s the realizationthat theyhave A Georgianbrick "ManorHouse" on approximately6.5 acres cher. Immacu/atecondition, family room,laundry room, three discovereda newwonderful way of living.., at Rossmoor. bedrooms,1 ½ baths, 2-car garage,large b~qck putio, central surroundedby old shadeand exquisite landscapinginduding air. $65,900. In addition to owningtheir owncomfortable modern air conditioned boxwoodand brick walkways.Six bedrooms,four and one- condom/MumManor, they enjoy golf, swimming,tennis , clubhouse haft baths, living ro6m,dining room 12 I’ x 21 ’L familyroom, activities, freedomof outsidemaintenance, medical attention and manyauxiliary rooms, llve fireplaces, two three-cargarages WESTAMWELL TOWNSHIP security, right in their owncommunity. Why don’t you explore with4 roomapartment, pool and tennis cou/’t. Offeredsubject FOETHE ASTUTE INVESTOR. Old Co/onial with five apart- Rossmoor?Call collect - (609) 655.2270for further Itiformatlon. to subdivision ...... $250,000. ments~Each consis!ing of four andfive roomsend bath. Also, smellstone cottage and outbuilding, Approximateley 2 ½ acres of land $125.000. 20 year 73/4%mortgage LAWRENCETOWNSHIP availableto a qualifiedbuyer ATtRACTiVEWITH CHARM is whatthis Colonial has to offer, Living roomwith f/rap/ace,children’s playroom,family room, twofull baths,four bedrooms,2-car garage, treed lot ona quiet street. $65,S00. Here Is Our JtrtlNT Special Purchase Offer To You EWlNGTOWNSHIP ii THEUNUSUAL Contemporary , ultra-modemkitchen, two In keepingwith the spirit of our CHENpFoNON" familyrooms, brick fireplace, five bedrooms,five full baths, " FREE "central air, two patios, fish pond,in-ground pool, garden country’sBicentennial, and Hopewell House Square house,many extras, privacy¯, $164,500. , . $1000.00’ sharingin its future,weare CovernmentSaving, giving a $I000.00’Government Hopewell, New Jr,racy 08525 BUYLAND: THEY DON’T MAKE IT ANYMORE I BondSerles E Savings Bond- Series E, to the (609) 466-2550 I purchaserof a Rossmoor 3.02 ACRES- Hopewell Twp. $24.E00. . 1.37 ACRES- Hop,well Township. $25,000. CLUBHOUSE ! ~trn er~i!i;~%ne~:r nd ~ Rr°:nSb:r~r’:j?0B::2393 " i 18.5 WOODEDACRES , WestAmwell Twp., excellent road I frontage. $3,EOOper acre. A = I ~ nnnnn** March1 1976. Yourcommunily sounds interesting.Sendme some literature. : s ’ For Rent- ~pTs. 77 ACRES- half woodedwit stream,Hopewell Township, ex- ~-~ ...... -" PIease endto ’ : h | Taxer.tilt onsome ; s ’ ; cellentroad frontage. Also, a Free Golf Membershipfor $3,000per acre. [models, ff),at: : Name . 1 .... ] qualify 1976 seasonwill be given. ~ ~ ~ AVAILABIJ~ DEC.- CEm- pletely furnished ~’ound floor 2 LOTS¯ HopewellTwp., 100’front, over 200’ deepon Pen- i I : Address. ¯ : HILTON alue efficiency apt. in large house, nington-WashingtonCrossing Road $11.500. each .... :.I,.*Y ., ~, ; A tax credit mayapply on certain :" Civ sate " .i: ,...... ,,,. ., ...... :’, -smallestateiineountry,,Quiet, -4’l" atria ’try ’;’, 1 ...... modes.ifyouquafy’"...... "- -- ’ ¯ ..,!~: ,, )’ ,,: ,:.; ..... ,;.:, :clcan,and,privuteLLtving ...... REALTYCO 2/ ’" I ’ ~ Telephone ~ room, bedroomcomplete bath, ~f’.’:":"’~ ...... : ...... _ ...... : small electric kit.hen, TAKE ADVANTAGE OFOURSPECIAL¯ wall/wall carpet. Business PRINCETON,INC. Realtors’ !Van Hise Realty PURCHASE OFFER. COME AND EXPLORE ROSSMOOR personor couple.Sorryno . HEWBRONSWICK ~ z ~’~¯ children, no pets no lease Realtors I TODAY. SEETHEIHOUSE OF YOURFUTURE" AT A PRICE ~" # ReferenEesand security. ’ Xt"~~.~.~ a~ ~~,~¢,~. #,~ Phone215-862-2554. , YOU CAN AFFORD., PRINCETON,., \~,~-~,~ ,~,~4b ~ ’ Pricesfrom $33.400 to S53.500for MutualNo. Eight Condominiums. ~" ~"7 ,411~*~\ SWAP- your ski vacation Td. 737-36151 home(prefer gillington) Dee. (609) A GUARDIANDEVELOPMENT COMMUNI TY ~,~/f/ /~ 19-25, for use of our lovely ’*Pinionspufcha|lng the now uflill maybe an. 88:;2,,01 ’ ,, ...... t ...... ,~...... " @~,,,/~ XJ ~ ViEWsNantucket&privateh°usetennisWithwaterfor 1 ~lat~on~-~,t=~.=~t=l,~Rl~,=~.~°,v’i~’~,;na Locatedat Exit 8Aon the Now Jersey Turnpike. /~’~ ~ wk.April-Oct. 201.561.959s, Not the Conventi ’ aotinltpm~nMra,e|dueon leTsqualily’Itmay be,t=’credit or a!much II;$2~0 Open’7days a week9’30 A Mto 6’00R M ll=q,~’,T .~r ~ butthe Distinctive $pon~=a=r,aaew~t~dU~ ....¯ OU&HPA*NOIVELOPMENICORp .**.,,o*..

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...... 10-B " " " ThursdayNovember 13, 1975

REALTYCO. HILTON of PRINCETON,Inc. Realtors

THREEBEDROOM RANCH, large dining area, PERFECTSIZE YARD AND LOCATION ¯ Ranch with ..... ,+,i ...... - ~ .... ~’.~ HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP, modernkitchen, IVz baths.Landscaped lot with threebedrooms and two baths.on main level plus i . trees ...... ; ...... $41,S00/ a bunkbedroom, bath and recreation room in the Newlylisted countryhome on almost3 woodedacres. Entry basement...... $84,S00. foyer, verylarge formalliving roomwith fireplace, dining roomor library. Kitchenwith lots of cabinetsand roost First floor tile bathand master bedroom. Second floor tile bath, 2 ! bedroomsand expanslon/atticspace. Largedry basement,2- TWOFAMILY DUPLEX on treed lot with four carl KIN ANEXCLUSIVE AREA OF NORTH BRUNSWlC ¯ garage¯Located in PennsNeck ...... $45,S00. ’TOWNSHIPis a truly fine newcustom built home. ear garage. Sliding glass doors surround the solarium Qualitymaterials used by real craftsmenmake this overlookingprivate and tastefully landscapedrear gardens... sn outstandingvalue. Plan is arrangedfor having ...... $89,500. either four or five bedroomson thesecond floor. I CAPECOD HOME IN GRIGGSTOWNAREA -- Threefull bathroomsplus a library or bedroomon Excellent condition inside and out. Four the first floor. Twozone heating and air con- liOPEWELLTOWNSHIP ’." bedrooms,1 ½ baths, finished basement ...... ditioning ...... ’ ...... $135,500...... $54,900. STRIKINGCONTEMPORARY with four bedrooms and 31/2baths in prestigiousForrest Blend a~ea. If youcan un- FOURBEDROOM BI-LEVEL HOME IN PRINCETONNEWHOME NOW BEING BUILT on a 2-1: acre derstandthe longterm investment potential of qualitycon- JUNCTION.Fireplace in family room,aluminum woodedlot in the westernsection of Princeton struction but by’ HenryA Geisenhoner,want to llve in one. siding. Chooseyour colors, cabinets, .floor Township.Call us for details...... $140,000. of the’Townshipsfinest areas witla immediateaccess to 1- coveringand paints. Convenient location for en- 95, Routes29 and 546 then call !or an appointmentnowh ’ tire family ...... $62,S00. I ...... $110,000. Rental $750. ¾acre lot in PrincetonTownship ..... $2S,O00. A NEWPARTIAL BRICK FRONT FOUR BEDROOM HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP COLONIAL.¯ Fireplace in family room, full basementand attached two-car garage on a ~A ¯ RENTALS: A COMFORTABLECOLONIAL IN PRIN’C~;TONFAR- acre lot ...... $7 I,S00. MS.Just a fewyears young and just about broken in~ A per- APARTMENTS fectfamily layout with foyer, living room,dining room, eat-in kitchen, laundryroom, powder room and family rouenon the. FOURBEDROOM COLONIAL SPLIT LEVEL - central COMMERCIALSPACE first floor. Slate floors are featuredin the foyerand utility air, extralarge family room and covered rear patio. area. There’scarpeting everywhereand in mostof the ap- ...... $72,S00. OFFICESPACE pliancesare yoursfor the asking[Upstairs features a maste/’ bedroomand bath and three other bedroomsand a whole bath. Thelandscaping unt front is inviting,the fireplaceinthe Open7 Days familyroom will be great in the winter,and the basementbas WilliamSeltnessler, 921-B963 $68,900. llarveyIt.de, 201-359-5327 194Nassau St. 921-6060 ¯ potentlalfor a recreationarea. 2-car garage...... AllenD’Arey, 799-0685 JackStryker, 921-6752 In tile IlflmnBuildlng ¯ 2ndFbmr ¯ ElevatorService

HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP ¯ r ! ! ’: ~.,.:+L, , ~..~ ’ m =m . L~ ,~" For Rent-Houses Witlfin walkingdistance of PenningtonBore. /t large 4 ~ .TOWNHOUSEfor rent on bedroom,2 story colonial with 2½baths. Great country river in village of NewHope. kitchen, formalliving and dining rooms,laundry, 2-car Forappt. 215-862-2078. garage,full basement,even a treed lot andbridge over the brook ...... $88,500. UNFURNISIIED LARGEth house - Village of Lawrenceville.4 bedrooms, 1 bath,Dec. $450. tlUNTERDON SHADYBROOK- Split level. 3 I COUNTy bedrooz#s....3reh ,. baths, Avaabe :Ja~.’ t5 or Feb:1. 5 I DYNAMITEARCHITECT DESIGNED "GOAT ItILL yearsif agreeabl.e.$600. | ROAD"four bedroom, 2-bath, dual level contemporary "’ I hideawayon almostfive acres ol rolling, woodedland. Win- FURNISHED I dewwalled dining roomgourmet kitchen, living roomwith PRINCETON- Cape Cod. 3 | raised hearth fireplace and cathedralceilings. Familyroom bedrooms,2 baths, Jan. to | with ~:athedral ceiling, all overlook tim woodedview. July cr Sept. 76. ~50. [ Basementand large 2-car garage ...... $117,000. LAWRENCETWP. - Cottage (2 story). 3 bedrooms,3.t/z baths,Jan. ’76 to Aug. 31 or 2O LOTS months.$600. " SHORTTERM - Jan.Feb. 3 acre lot wooded...... $20,000. 2 acres woodedback lot ...... $8,000. Mar.3bedrooms, 2 baths, 6 acres, panoramicview ...... $29,500. 4 acres, partially woodedbrook ...... $22,500. walkto University.$450per 2 acres, open,view, ready to build . .’ ...... $28,000. 5 acres panoramicview ...... $26,500. me, 2 acres, partially wooded...... ,.. $17,000, 10 acres wooded,stream ...... $25,000. SIIORTTERM - Dec,{o Mayl, $15,000. 3 ocres wooded,view ...... $16,500. 3 bedrooms3 baths con- 1 acre, wooded...... ’...... domlnum.Queenston Com- 32 acres ...... $79,500. 3 specs wooded...... : ...... $21,000. mons,$650. per me. STOCKTONREAL ESTATE AhneS, Stockton Broker 609-924-1,116 REALTORS ¯ AreaRoptosontatl~’e For. PRINCETON--’ semi- ¯ ,: , ¯ detachedhouse 2 blocksfrom Membersofl ~0pewellHouseSq., Hopewell,N.L Nassau’St. &convenient to MLS, REI;®,Inter City Relocation’ schools.Kitchen, dining, living (609) 466-2550 Service roomI’/., baths &5 Ixlrms, PrincetonReal Eztete Group’ AveI, Nov. 15 at ~50, After 5 ,’CallAnytjmo.~ POTERE(Home eurcho~o Plan) p,m.609.921-1731. IIOUSERENTAL- needed for occupancyby Jan. l the latest. Mimmum2 bdrms, & ,, i grounds enoughto alford privacy,Might consider M.R. TOTH lease’ ’ I ourehsso PRESIDENTIALHOME arrangements,No, Bruns,to CONSTRUCTION Prince.oradjacent areas, HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP Rees,renlsl, noddld, Write ProfessionalCrsflsnlnnsillp formellyIhe Mercer Coenly Community ColINo presidoolJel home on IIoney P,O, Box1031, NowBrans,, All Phasesnl Beihling BleakDiIve inElm Ridge Pvk. One.story rai~ranch, 5bedrooms, 3~baths, Buyersand sellers meet N,J.089031 orca 1 2di.846-ll217 , finishedbasoomnh allached2 cer garage withelectrically opo~aled doors; betw,0 a,m, & 2 p,m.,dally, All ,30ae ca, The main floor haao Ilar~lone nelly foyer, powder room,large replieseonfidentlm. modernkitchen withdinette area, oversized diningroom living room wIh everyweek’ limplace,4bedrooms and2Ytfull celeste tilebathrooms. onthe Classified pages. EAST WINDSOR’TOWN- himfeatures inclode ofireplace Inthe mater bedroom, recee~lighting Sill.P: Furnshod eo.untry ifl thekitchen, ngas barbeqee e$pall, of Ihe tango. ranenor,7 poorestl’h bstlm, CRANBURY,N,J, flropla.co|rePros,Lion room 6()9,658,2330’t or301,329,601 lholower level has an "L" shaped lecmallon loomwith afdaplace end BUILDERSCLOSE 0UT w/barin ~somom,screonea bode,Inbooklhelvea, alarge aledy with nfull 3.fixture ceramic hiebale e ’earporch 9 eargarage, ago, y oomabed oom egarage room wilh n cedar cloml, end the THISWEEK ONLY REDUCED FROM Contrat air eoltdlllonlng, traderloots (15’ x 18’)which house theoi Ifd raced hotair syz em wi AvaInble Immedtsloly,, meral air condi lenin and ahumidifier, [eliasinclude: awet hat with a2. $87,900to $84,990 f415,00per sent, For Rent.Houseslubstainless stoolsink, oleclric heal, and aatidlnI door Imm hetoo~ee Ion oomohe on side. Wall owall oorpeling anddrapes lhloughool. Themain 1,84ACRES-- WOODED -- NEW- I,l,lONAItlhVAN IllS[ ) levelhie 2,223 square lealel living area while Iho lower love hoe ,400 AGENCY IIOI~WELL TWP, -- 3 ,CUSTOM-DISTINCTIVE AND MOREl 60fl.T18-1~60 bedrooplslfl me,lt~s0, Rot,& zqomoleolof living area. Socnrlly,$371~ plm utll, Q09.4,1ll. If tl~oroover was a homeIllat wasSPACIOUS bothIn and 1043allot 4 p.m, TimCollege willreceive bidefm the hoese endIol on Deoombof I], ]91Get out It’s heroat CEDARCREST, I+AwIiENuI~;TOWNblIIP -- 3 0:C0p.m. InI]ooln kD240 el IheAdminigmllon [hdd[ngetlifo Want Wmd~r , Is1r Xllnr t CllOP,I,[vlng rm,, Campa An b o$ 0700hnhoon o~labliahed (ascloaivn of ,Vanillas.Poslurln(J,IormsSod Room d n Ce noOn room. nh 9v’, Eat.ill heldIdlcnon,wilh ~lall PSmll lmw y r®ermh~ l~ll~pcl~s l~n~ t h grm, kitchen ear broker’sIooo,II any) wilh a10’~ down peymenl requiredet the lime oIho bid Inlscs.51udY,Macer txufroom Ioaluroe Isroo dreleing room. FUkL DASE. g ’ go Newlydceorsled.eow Resort opening. IMENT...&alfsched 2car ovorniae gsra0e. .wall.tp.wal)earpoth g. Cace furlhorInlormallan canba obtained flomMr, Robell Mcllade elIhe Cellqe AVEFUE ao~wheal rKI sad can rat slr.condl can vacuum to stropping eonlel’ anti Properties a1506,4800,oslanllen240, lyat0nl,laundryLwlllt ~chu O, ~0 Amp. oloctrmsl t~rvlcs, OakIo~1~ I~oorlng, telFr01mh ’o.tloaren co!flora only loorl,sad much, muoh MORe nllllt Ion 10 Pr n~ohtl, Ileal I $4o01nolt Its soot MINUTESFROM PRINCETON .wllh Pdncol0nMalting addroos, p Pity 61{1 COUNTRYR~NI’AL -- delmslt,I), PhtlnalllIIonlty ew, fl hodrmuntm~hlded Resort Resort CALLCOLLECT FOR AN~PPOINTMENT TOSEE,,, Co,ig$.(+96.1~01 anylhtte, hslllOwlUt inountnln view at THESEDRAMATIC HOMES, , , I,:n,t. n Pond,New IlnnlP. Properties Properties REASONABLYPRICED AT $84390 shlro, Cl’Oas.estIt ,ry lrql]s ,.ox, t 1o ~oporty, qown. sill .... ’ PROPBRTYQth~klFlffO FORFeDERAk TAX CRBDIT, SXIItI~at ~iUitliposAs.~utngy, I{h~llmlltalll)lrtnotttl AlSO POCONO~ POSEN0MTS ¯ 3 bdPm DANIS REALTY ’leofl[t|lhtlh .paddo t~nnl,n , WheReat?Ownyeurown ralml}qr,~L~ n, resort arga OneNow Road, Kendall Park, N,J, $~6pOP lisa, VACATIONIIOMI~ REALTOR MLS RELO tamly roer~ntlon.’arop,within. $1905.~!ownll41),~pePme, W, aa It a lot oartortilla, 5 11tlnutaHdrive, W~](iY, llntl , CAhhCOhhl~b~p mlgo,$’/6, wk, end$1~ twk weakondI’ato,, Oallfll~.~14, after0p,tYt, $4gl0,me, Cell a)l,~ll.~00, 201-297-2822 5’/111, ?1’/.~1111.00311 HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE " Thursday, November13,1975 - ~ ...... 1 ]-B .

WEIDELREAL ESTATE ,= Realtors 242’/2 Nus5auStreet Princeton,N.J. 921-2700 4< our60th Year of Pro[esslonalService

THE HOMEOF YOURDREAMS p. in an exquisite location is 7"-’,, ’ /"¥ ", ttlis stately colonial )i’" ’ ’~ MILL PONDESTATES featuring: Westhered " ~" A NewDevelopment of 46 HomesUnder Construction in Montgomery CedarShakes, Four massive TownshipOnly Minutes From Princeton (7 miles) bedrooms,2t~ ceramictile OpenforInspection ...... Sat. & Sun.12~4 baths, 2 car attached garage, sereeued patio, ModelsPriced From $ 71,900.to $81’,900. familyroom with fireplace, andcentral air. It’s in mint Goatllill Road’ Directions: FromPrinceton north on 206to Harlingen,turn right on condition. West AmwellTownship HarlingenRoad 1 ~ mile to Mill PondEstates. From Somerville; South on OFFEREDAT.. $81,500. 206to Harlingen,turn left on HarlingenRoad, lt~ mile to Mill Pond It)cargo Washlngtlmm,ver slept here...it wa~,)oak, I sol byhe tlnw hearr ived ! I Estates. Steepedin the Ifistoric tradition o| die l)elatsare Valh,y. dallas backo warsIwfore the SUPERBLOCATION overlooking the Millstone River. Five bedroomCape LOOKINGFOR YOURFIRST HOME: AawrleanItevoluti.n. here is a dmh.vspot high on a famoushill with a mmletimesview Cod. Manymature plantings and mint condition. Near train Thenlet this 3 bedroom,1 ~ bath Randtso well priced and includingVA r f the r v ,r, a I e mph,oh’ )related rr.m it~ nt, iahbt,rs. Withina slmrt dlstance,dI.am- station...... $79,900. & FHAFINANCING to a qoalified buyer be on your list. Wethink bertville aml Ihtcks COU/lly, wen v-four mhmlesIo Prineet.n, and commulabh,t. you’ll be glad you did ! ASKING...... $39,900. NewYork via !rrenlm=or Ihq.,well. s I r, p,r v .mss evervdfingnear and dear t- NEARTHE GOLF COURSE -- This mint condition5 year 01dhome offers Ire’orsof at,hentleSTON Ec.hmials: an ideal floor planfor entertainingand loads of spacefor familyliving, including5 bedrooms,3V2 baths, sunny family room¯with woodburning Slateand tin roofs,whh. wlnlhm ~ells. walk-ln Hrt,ldal,es. brk’k kih’hen f mr ,’.z~ fireplaceand eat-in kitchen with deck. Two car garage,basement, central rooms,qlliel rex,ks, ranchmlit[at, fhmrs,snlllll V.]lltlOwI a i,s. *,,’t v.ilh all illlldern 13111. $78,800. CIIARMINGAND QUIET YOURCUP OF TEA: vPn[elll’e.~. air, andgas heat. A lot ofhouse for ...... Yon’llbe pleasedas ponehto tour this well maintained3 bedroomCAPE WHYWAIT? Here’s the homefor youl Locatedin PrinceionBorg. This CODsituated amongmatnre trees. It’s just beenreduced to ... $39,900.’ Four bedroums,three balhs, tv, o parlors, librar..., rqHitersallollld kitrhen, alltl [ ",’ n.mlcOral)late tilt. nRiinilOllSl,, I, frallli= hltrll i ll ’ +ere glint] repair fealllrPs aheah.tl aluminumsided, 2 story homeoffers comfortand convenience at a price S|lld~ntl)l)l]l carrhlger, hl,li, linda follr.rl,tlmfl ,aFIIiiPlaich,a[ tar gilt.Ms¢,r ]III’HIIII’~ youcan afford. Threebedrooms, spacious eat-in kitchen,formal dining room,oversized one-car garage. Easy walking to stores,University, schools TOOGOOD TO MISS: andlibrary ...... $62,500. So muchin one neat packageon a lovely quiet street in LAWRENCE Jwqthe rlghl amountof land..,thlrt’+-vlghl ac.re~ enhanre I1., pmlwrt+.’.vilh meadmvs. pa+,ttlres,brook lillit ’,vollds, It’s onom’rl, l,lhlhlilml reshh,lllhd++~.’i|h it I I r, x n a ’1": TWP.This teeter hall Ranchfeatnres 7 large roomsincluding beamed 13aafet,I qll frlmlage.Taxl.S are just a wepbll aho’..e twoth.u++mrl d.llars~ PRINCETONTOWNSHIP Where friendly families fill every day with ceiling andpanelled family room aud 2 full baths. It’s a let of honsefor neighborliness.Masonry Ranch, ideal for a large andgrowing family. only ...... r .... $49,900. Plt, ase call for an apl.finm.’nl sad walk ,k . hi,tort ~dlh lie I(1 II ti,lIP v.h(,ll Lowerlevel is finishedand has a potentialfor rentalincome or in-lawliving. I uses verel s~an~pfopeenj te tr q dlh~ Callour Princeton office for furtherdetails. Homeel tee Praises[Seals JUIIN’I EXCEPTIONALSPLITwith ell the wonderfulextras -- air conditioning, READYFOR TilE GOODLIFE: :fireplace,carpeting, a 1 9 ft. balconieddining room overlooking a 19 ft. Let yourself wanderthrn this lovely ~ bedroomSplit in LAWRENCE qqENDE._ON,.,,. livingroom, some mature trees ...... $59,900. TWP.So convenientlylocated and loadedwith extras. CALLUS for an IIOrEWELL REALTORS I)RINCETON appointment ...... $52,500. II.:)ewell Ilou~Sqaare ’ 353Nas.~au Street HICKORYACRES COLONIAL -- NEWLISTING) Gor- 11o)eweS, New Jer~y 08525 Princeton,New Jersey 08540 609}466-2550 alien7 daysa wt’ek 16091921-2"/76 geouswooded’lot is the settingfor this desirableColonlal. featuring4 bedrooms,2Vz. baths, 1st floor studyor den, centralair, uniquelydecorated living anddining rooms and A REALLYGREAT BUY: muchmore. Call for mqredetails ...... $68,000¯ Is this nearly newCONTEMPORARY featuring 4 bedrooms,2½ baths, IDEAL FOR THE LARGEFAMILY... BusinessReal HOLIDAYCOLONIAL -- I’m a homein WestWindsor with living roomwith cathedral ceiling anda flagstoneentrance foyer. Approx. OR THE IN-LAW ARRANGEMENT Estate For Rent all thetrimmings so comesee me and let’s ta k turkeytI ama t 0 minutesfrom PRINCETON and price d right ...... $56,900. 2 story Colonial,4 bedrooms,2V~ baths, full partially ’,finishedbasemdfit, ce:ntral air;’humidifiei’;-formal IK, ing "and 355:NASSAUSTREEt,:, ;i,": ~ "}1 dming!rooms~"~fiy ’* s~wer, paneled family room, large kitchen RELAX AND ENJOY,: ...... OFFICESPACE , With self cleaning doubleoven, laundry room and 2-car FORRENT garage.My home is stuffed with extras. Call our West Alltim things,,, tiffs floehmue offers. TAre e Bigbedrooms, 2 full baths,full basement,2 car attachedgarage, and family room with a eathedratceiling DOLLORFOR DOLLAR... WindsorOffice. Priced et ...... $68,900. anti storm fireplace. It radiates QUALITYanil GOODTASTE THEBEST VALUE IN TOWN. is this oneof a kindcountry Ranch comparable to our NASSAUSTREET ADDRESS. LtGHT8= LOVELY -- Large rooms with lots of windowsand tltroughmtt. Asking...... $54,900. .just-listedfour bedroom, three bath "oh so perfect" INCLUDES AIR CON- a glassenclosed porch for yourgreen thumb, Three year old homefor children,situated on a quietcul-de-sac. You DITIONING. HEAT, 4 bedroomColonial with living room,family room,eat-in canrelax in frontof thecozy brick fireplace in thered- PARKING!LARGE AREAS kitchen,2Vz baths, central air endfireplace, Buy in West,, ~ ...,.~, OR ONE-MANSUITES. CALL Windsorfor...... ’, ...... $67,900. OUTOF TilE ORDINARY: woodpanelled family room. FOR DETAILS AND PRICING. Is rids superbcustom home tl)at accommodatestim family whoseneeds Redwooddeck off kitchenhas a viewfor fair weather PRINCETON¯ PENNtNGTON" WEsT WINDSOR" FLEMINGTON re(wire. MOTI1ER-IN-LAWQUARTERS. It featt,res 9 big rooms in- RSR.There is a’ diningroom, living roomwith slate [609]924-0095 (+i091737o33ar 160g1799.1100. 120tl 7+i2.4606 cludieg 2 fnll Uhra-Modernkitcheas. Priced well ...... $65,600. raisedhearth fireplace, eat-in kitchen with dishwasher, full drybasement, 2-car garage with electric opener. Ex- trasinclude: central air, built-inautomatic plant lights, guestroom with our ownbath and separate entrance (boarderor in-laws),Montgomery Township schools. aEALIOa’ We’resure you can’t matchthis for $73,900. 609) 921-2776 INVESTORSSPECIAL TWO FAMILY APT. IIOUSEin nearby l~rincetonhmatiou, A n)nst In see, Callfor an eppt ...... $,15,500. LicensedReal Estole Broker EASTWINDSOR - 1,200 sq. ft, , HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP B~E MonglomeryProfessional Builder nlm~t newoffice space. BUTCIlER, ilAKER ANDCANDLESTICK MAKER. Approx. RI./J206,Belle Mead, N,J. near the Old Yorko Veryattractive five bedroomexpanded ranch 900s/f iv excelleulNassau Street location,Sublet till Marel)then Callanytime 201.359.5191 from sitt(ng highon.3 acres of landwhh your own [hmsofront I to 5 years..... $450per inv. stockedpond and a beautifulheated pool and , ...... cabana.32’ living roomwith stone fireplace. Musicroom, formal dining room,finished EdwardM, Crowtord HelenL. SklOman J,tntl lh,ean . Nhrlna(| rPa.,,t,a STUDIOS : basementand 3-car drive-under garage, A fan- I,lh,anllr Meltd JeanneN. Miller BernardL, poller torlnsan.angod. Joaa IlroWll l,arry Ihlnm,Pm Itelh Zeolel JohnA. Allen Starting at tasdclocation and priced only in thetold 80’s K,rin WllgllPr It, ACTQUICKI,YI I I MEMIIEIISOFtM FIICEll t+{ IIUNTEiII)ON COUNTY Mt/I,TIPIJ’; LISTING SEilVICI,~, IIAM1LTON SQUARE¯ i (~ ’] I I’IIINCET()NIt EAI, ESTATE GilOUP, ALI, I’I)INTS IIELOCATION SERVICE Ihlsiness spaceon Rt. ~3 In. Ill}/. I ~t It ¯ Resort - BusinessReal IlamlltonSquare, From I,.0oo ¯ "" -- ~ ~ .= HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP to 2,ooo aq, ft,Units m-1 ¯ Properties"- EstateFor Rent dividually heated andalr " Sprawlingatone and frame ranch on one +,r..,IHIon0d Aline=’n.~, I All epllrnlleStllwith w.II In I woodedacre. Sevenextra extra largerooms. 2 ¯ ~nrllti~. u,lth nonH~’|onl m WflOear]l,~[illa~ (Irate(ks or ¯ Winor lose, blk.h ,a ))lhmce~ andCes atonefireplaces, room-size foyer, 2½baths, CustomBuilt ItEA~ = an co~";"na;~"eaw~,~’"+"~’-s, o,-.~’i ~’=" "rZ’~’;’,--,,., I veryconvenient to 1-95for commuters.Askthg Lea tiful SapphireBa~, St, h~AffI~-’OFFtCESPACE In Ideal tar businessor offleo, 1 Irnl alr’ caadidonlsg’ I. it’s funto readabout it Ttom s, 0round floor, t,awreneeTwp. on WhiteheadReasonablelease terms ¯ ¯ $72,900,Open for reasonableoffer, Homes .~ e.optg-I vl)!g room,largo lid off RtoU.S.I.Unlimited Prlc0drightfr0m$400p0raq’, ¯ ~ ned vOte I)tl)y ¯ in theSports pages weekly. Wm.Bucci Builder, Inc, aouroom.c,qutpped klteaen, 2 ixrkngfaellltles.mnsyaeeessft ’ I ¯ haths, mr eoodltlonod,Ac- to Ilia, I &Rio, 95, Available ’ m An hleal h)eatkm do,e h) ~i Nowbuilding on commmlatqsqp to 5 parse.on, bnmedlatoty, 0®.~030, RICIIARDSONIII’;AL’ITI .h.))h)i~,sd ,s+LJor tnul. ¯ NEWAND BEAUTIFUL Maid ano neon service {1+i9.4,1H.5000 I ,I).r ration i StuartRoad provhled Tennis courts om).,,,.tmo = swhnmng pool, wateralerts, ],;AST WINDSOR I Just nearingcompletion in HopowellTown- ’oat t ’ant mt premises, OFFICESPACEFORRENT I¯ISTEELE ROSLOFFI stilp, One doublewooded lot. Anexceptionally For Information, Roaamlablo,Col f~9-924-2620, WARRENPLAZA WEST WARRENPmzA WEST, Rt, .I------’ Rt, 130& Du[eh Neck Rd, . ,tn0mASTWtNDSOR,STOREI AND SMITH ] attractive2-story with 3.4 bedrooms,2 baths, call SPACEFOIl, RENT andfeaturea an extra nl+io living room with used SUGAtlttUSII-MADRIVER "7 ’2 roomsara $240/monet, net, Oooaq, m0omo,I brick flrepl+iceand charming old barnbeams, (609) 924-09O8 ’.rile I.h)ltlegrouad,VT’.a finest (officefurni’turo available) 950sq, $450too, ~IN RIVERS: townaouaoaommuntty of tooOs+ ;,~o0me, ’ TOWNCENTER Formaldining roomand family sized kitchen [erl9 salon qndrontal,.oft o’ Attraellvo prestige building ,noomoI wlth wormpine cabinets, $52,900, ta t~ve oeqr,opmn,vae~.V~o w t t ampd parkingn ex~ andutilities, I 609.6550080 Resort Tonma,X.CaKt trails, massiveeel 0or loeatloa,~Panolod firoploe.o,a..nd..~lnttUo tonkl w ~,/,~etrpot n.g, .aeqotot ea ~ostore altol)pln£~condltton~ I1 ~609’44~’8811 Properties re s, ’lno it!)ttlegrouau, IIOX COlllaRa, central all’ (]on. I,.;_~O WEIDELREAL ESTATE 491+’,Waltsfield, V(, 0~673 To), all)losing,I o!’ 2y.o.a!, lease w.ith 1102.406.2t00, o1)tlga A Vallaelo Ira- I i ...... Realtors, : GroalouaPearson built PrincetonTown+)hip POOONOS21~1 IIOME . alo(IAIOly,uall fi09.4411.4024StatEl!wy,.#t30 +: Mi" I NowCtURoln btll]tt uleopoII, WeOKeye, boI+rlne0toa-I I ’ #2 Route31, Ponnlngton,N.J. colonialIn excellentcondition, Entrance h+lll, NearStro|alsl)urg 2 liIiIHiHHli apaolounliving roomwith flroplaaoand Fronah CAI,hCOt,h~CP 737.1800 ;082.3804 door+i,largo separate dining room with chair rail, 7tT.5411I.l~13U BusinessReal PRINCETON pingpanelled study with built.In book+)helvesand I,UXUll‘YOP’IICI,SI’OIIstore) or nalsex I’]IEOUTDOOI~qTYPE.and EstateFor Rent IIENT ehlltlren’adance att~lio oablnote,bright ahaorykltahon with pantryand m0tarolaver, will dollghhi - ot 0’sC 1 600.44114024wook. eating areaoverlooking gordon, laundry and Iteaetwa grtntd Nova 8~ )tltt AI I’OIIN~YS,DI.NHST’S OII 9,000 sq, ft, In eonvonleal daysfor appointment, powderroom, Saoond floor has four bodroom+i ropertles,~OnaImpmore t PI‘OFF+SAIONAI~ - ofllee prosIgol(mat an Saten of one andthroe full bath+iInaludlng master bedroom tie ’as mcol)ate8 nle< space, IlvallaMo.to fie: i0 e!lttit I’O0Pla, NeWIlghtod OFFIC~SUITRS Immediate ahh18, awIInlltltlg po01 e01nlnaaateany SlZO peeo0u O!l,sno ixlrkhtg lOP. 10 oqr,, oeeupanoy,.~oto four room withdro+i+ilng room, Stairway to flooredattla, full sn a court lleau[ ale Io il(}0 pq,l’t, h(mat~,off ~0.W nlxary ciirp0tl[~ ~lnt, dry be+lamentwith oil)aide onlranao,Lovely e0aeryQiily $’.1~ IX)0, U,SRIo lit t,awreltgO’rwp, Ilglt.tmg, al.r.eo, ntll~lOn.ln,t g, aft tea~ow y n(morntod. 10tlto, groundswlth largo ahndgtrog+i anti flowering Iher treat, over,I WOe wlt!~ qa,~t hKres,.~ pgr.esa, wm’0an, at linnaenlat0, $ ~ par moaI laeindh|gali e ’0n, Ima2110’ a lakef t t esC a ’kayIio Rd) Wa,t +ihrub+iPLUS magnlfloant tings)one torrnoo with sue,Greal flllltlng, II1,000, inoroaimI)lOgty U0tl,al cog‘ at601).IIIMI.,’Io.t=, pnratag,For itov0r provlogoly (met!plod, Wiiris) r "WIt,,oao Inllo WeIR +iitting wall, Twooar garage with olootrlo door, ,rlll¢ ItI,IN(iM,CO, t IIotto I171 Pr tootmt. centralnlr.oondltlonlng, pie+)tar wall+i, slate roof, aOlMfifl.’+8oa (~9.9~4.4glff gttstown Rd). qtilot Walkingdl+ilanoo to CommunityP+irk andall MAYA(iENCY ~’ORAfl~ tU hDINQSfor oe)’ t on, aonvonon1 ~o Ilaallar+i,lnsuror+i rentshor~orlol)llt+il’l~, U,3:I, I eotol andTrealon, iimp[o n+iltool~ #115,000,00,Call 024.4700for ap. Sel’Vltg uaunnal’elal,h|lnlH[rntlI~ ft 0PFICESPACE for roar, mrklt)g,Call (1100) ~9.~A21h pain)man),Prlnalpnls only, E trol)r eel0nArat litlJll(~Olt to P’ teotmJut, a,ln, to I~ t, n, It), 15tlHthtwenhttrg I)l~t)fhl(100ft,lowcost, P,01.440, sttd[altpark,ll00sq,ft, A09.~4, ~I4M, A.It,I, HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE 12-B ": Thureday, Novemher13,1975

¯ LorraineBolce SheilaCook TedDavid Ed Dobkowskl STEWARDSON- DOUG HERTY BetseyHarding ~a/ Estate .Y[ssociates, Incorporated CONDOMINIUMS £ST.1893 WilliamIhmter Marj,wh,Kerr .366 .~,nssau Street; ’Priuceton, ~c~, )ecrsey ~854o BathKnrmau "Phone:6o9-q.’t-776’ REAI.T()RS BhaMargtllis 4 _:. %. i _ DorothyOppenllelm !.’-

1 - Oneof the liter, if not Tall treee provide a Sherbrooke Estates is Income.from two units _ . [’].,.- 1 the first, homesbuilt in ’uatural backdropfor this one of West Windsor’s will help the ownerpity ROSSMOOR- 48 Yrs. I+1 PlannedCommunity in Cranbury,this atttllentlc handsomeColonial in most popular neigh- for the thlrdif he deelres 181hCentury Architecture. Easy Iivlng canbe Colonial dates back to nearby South Brunswick borhoods,dtanks to its to live there. Overlooking realizedin the5 spaciousrooms, 2 baths, self clean 1800. Nmvwith many Townehlp.Set on a quiet convenientlocation and Peddle Lake, this house oven,frost free refrigerator, no-wax kitchen floor, modern features, it etreet, it has8 rooms,21A appealing homes. This is ideal for owner- garbagedisposal, washer/dryer andcovered carport, nonethelessretains its baths, fireplace, central one has all the desired occupancy. Secondary Takelife easyfor ...... $32,500. charmand is in execlleet air, basement,and 2-car featuroe, including finanelngavailable for a condition. Overlooking garage ...... fireplaces,central air and qualified buyer...... TWINRIVERS. Buyor Rentthis lovely unit which has lovely landscaping.... a viewof thelake, carpeted living room, bedroom, Brainerd Lake. $98,500...... $51,500. den,full bathwith vanity; refrigerator, washer and Unlqaein style but with ...... $74’900" IVESTERN BOROUGH dryer.Rent at $310monthly or buyat .... $22,900. featuresthat are virtually 6 Bedroomsplus family Pretty BrookRoad home Appealingin manyways, A mostmanageable Contemporary located on a lovely elght-tenths of an universalin appeal, this - acre ut the endof a secludedcul-de-sac. Entry hall, hugeliving room- room with fireplace, contemporaryraised ran- offers a rare. blend of here is a 9-room, 21A GOODSUBDIVISIONS finished basement, 2½ desiredqualities: court- bath West Windsor diningroom with especially iligh ceiling, andfloor to ceillng windows eh in WestWindsor has 8 looking,out to a well landscaped,very protectedbaekyard. Separate. haths, central air con- rooms, 2 baths, 2 try atmosphere on two homethat features a ditioning and a very fireplaces, central air, woodedacresyet closeto treed ¥t-aerelot, central study, combinationkitchen-hreaklast room, Ionr bedrooms,two baths. pleasant West Windsor Prlnceton; Colonial Flagstoneterrace, twoear garage¯ screened porch, 2-ear air, and2-cargarage... $109,000. neighborhood.Like-rlew garage, and swlmmlng charm and now house tdi~>z:¯Y ~’i¯ :~ ¯ ;6 I condition..... $78,000. pool ...... $73,500. features, and elegance ...... $63,900. witheveryday livabillty. .,~~~ ...... $185,000. .till the Ieaturesare there MontgomeryTownship, blkefront (Carnegie) PRICEDRIGHT ¯ 4 bedroom,2 ½bath home with for- - quiet street, treed lot, near ReekyHill, is the Exceptional- what else maldining room, panelled family room, entry foyer, center hall Colonial site for a partieuhrlynice can he said about a homein Princeton Town- borderingonopen field. Realistic at...... $47,900. design, 8 rooms, 2½ hi-level on a beautifully propertythat comprBesa ship includesa 1.41-acre baths, Iirephice, central landscapedone-acre lot. full Princeton Borough (eubdividable) lot, air, basement,and 2-ear The house includes 8 block and is the former rooms, 21~ baths, garage. Available im- rooms,2tA haths, central President McCoshhome. fireplace,central air con- mediately..... $85,500. air, and2-car garage... Offeredat ... $375,000. dltioning, 2..ear garage, and swimmingpool. ¯ ...... $69,900. Convenientto schools, Unusually well main- NassauStreet ie half a chopping, and the Penn COLONIALWiTHFIREPLACE - Foryour families en- tained, this Penn View block away from these Central, this WestWin- Situated on a private joymentin themonths to come¯4 second floor lteights ranehhouse will two income- producing deer homeincludes 9 lane in LawrenceTown- bedrooms,2½baths, slate foyer, brick patio be a year-retoldjoy to its properties, eachof whieh rooms,21~ baths, plus a ship (P.O. Prineeton), overlooksa wooded areain rear, convenient 1 stfloor next owner,thanks to its llas twoapartments. The fine in-ground pool this iea delightful ranch utility roomand side entry garage. Williamsburg manyfeatures and at- larger houseis $62,500; surroundedby beautiful house in exeellent con- EDGERSTOUNE Blueand beautiful for ...... $$7,900. tractive touches,both in- the smaller one is maturelandseaplng... dltion, andwith a hostof In this best of familyneighborhoods in the Western’I’ownshlp, an at- side audout... $69,900. nice featuree; . $68500. tractive mnhi-levelCohmial on almostan acre, witil five bedroomsand ¢+,’:"]"i, ¯ ~:,. $42,500...... : ...... $67,900...... tbi’eg fnll tile hatbs;Entry ball brl/jht longliving roomwltli fireplace, ’¢~lmingarea<~’it[~ " ne~Tbaywiffdo,.v~ la~:ge fhmil~;kheh~li’~’ith brick wall fireplace, spacious playroom.Walk up attie, proteeted screened breezeway,two ear garage. Newroof andnew vlnyl sldlng for low main- tenanee.IVery priwtte brlck lerraee, withsettlng wall, looksover a back lawndotted withirnh trees and beyonndto the HunSchool Mall. BEDENS BROOKAREA $115,000.

SUPERBSPLIT ¯ Situated in e prime sub.division on a Sportslovers paradisel 4 plus acres with landscapedVzacre lot. Welldesigned floor plan ESTATESETTLEMENT new2 storycolonial, 4 bedrooms,2½ placestraffic fromthe foyer to theden ~- family Nestledon a woodedknoll approximately 500’from room,or to theformal living andbalconied dining theroad, we are offering o oncein a lifetimeop- baths,panelled den wit h fireplaceleading room.Provincial wood cebineted kitchen with eating portunityto purchase a serene retreat which is con- to a spaciousdeck. 300 sq. feet of future ¯ tea.4 bedrooms,2½baths, basement, all in ex- venientlylocated for Turnpike commuters. Below is expansionas possiblebedroom, maid’s cellentcondition ...... $S8,500. thefirst view of the10 room, Main House asyou ap- roomor office.Excellent buy at $110,000 proach.The maintenance is meticulous andthe view is picturesque. andstill qualifyfor $2000 tax rebate. Callbuilder (201) 722-1166

Otherlots andproperty available, Will buildto suit. NEAR KINGS7’ON BusinessReal A nmstattroctlve two story Cnlonlalhi the heat ef order. Spaeloueentry THEENTERTAINER ¯ Offers a largefamily room wlth LandFor Sale fireplace,12 x 20 patio, finishedbasement, 4 EstateFor Rent hall attd Iivhlg rome,separate dlning nlmu, overslzed panelled hnuily bedrooms,2 ½baths, wall to wallcarpeting, custom rooniwitll flrelllaee,khchcn wlth hreiikhlat space, separillO ulilhy roam. Therele alsoa 7 cargarage, 2 story barn, I story PRINCETONTWP ¯ one of Fnnrbedronnls, two end one-half haths. Fnll hasenlenis,twu car’garllge, built 1 ½years ago in ruralWest Windsor, , $60,900, MID.PRINCETON- 110o sq, few bulldable lots oewor stadia,pump house, second garage, and a brick ft. In lowerlevel with daylight, Sonminlllerlani exlras--ucwwall lu wail tmrpclhigin living roeni,dhihlg smokehesse, permitavailable, In tlio Pretty roomend nulaler bedrnoui, cenirid nit condhlunhlg,IDvely outsldn dhihig oneblock from NassauSt, Brooksection, 2 acres of vo~ Idealat $2.’per ft. for office, interesting,terram, pmnty of deckwhh idea vlews Ovl!r the well eiired Ier grunndsI die i+liirk hot’end, retail snap,ere, 609.924.40’/0,trees& a ,rook. ~8,000W,S, 0 169,500, BORDEN,Realtor 009-883. llliT/ RealEstate I000, FORTHE TOPRINCETON REAL ESTATE CAM,’ Wanted EASTWINDSOR ¯ 5 acres ,,.{;7: commerclal10 plus nares 921-7784 +- " residential,Cheap, 201-230- $1t/i+ .... SMALLLOT In Princeton. f, ,;. ,+.a~ 60.Manytime, lie,s:.++,+++, ,,, Prefer slope, Futnre canal. Am~oH. Crosson Jamesa, Laughlin +|,;ll+lllil -: . . s n runeretired couple, RobertE, Dou’ghorty JuliaDouglas GoorgloH. Graham ~ll+lm~..- Excel Into’lion close In. BEAUTIFULPrlneetnn Twp, gotsyStowardlon Ford WESTWINDSOR ¯ First offeringof this spaciousfront lot,0,E acre, $24,800, 609.P24. ~’obyLaughlin FrltzloMoore ,AI~I’OX.IO0’x f25’, fi09.921. 0322, to backRancher onquiet cul.de-sac, Oversized entry SMOKEHOUSE lPi/h’ntnl,~. Stt’u~anLlot~ (19,’1&.197<2) foyerwltl~ oceans to living room, dining room, family Realtor=. room,kltohan and powder room, 3 goodalzo The12,5 ocree offara excellent future subdivleion PItOPERTY IN GOOD MOUNTAINVIEW -- Just possibilitioeor allerfor yourbusiness or parsonal LOCATION-- wantedliy RoproaenllngPro~ews Exocutlve Home Simrch °hodroonm(reactor suite hoe full bath),Full wall brick prlvslo htiyor, , Prefer redt eedBeautiful wooded lot fireplace,20 x 40Inground pool anti excellentcon ueo, ¯ I acre,a utilities, executive dillonmake title thehomo to seethis weak..... Offeredat ...... $280,OOO, unhoiiled,3 or 4 family,eves, cam.reunify.Must .so ), pwnor 201.35g.1922,, moving,BUY nOW, OIIIlll lalOr¯ ...... $63,900, greet[rives[merit, FI09,WS.7257, LandFor¯ Sale RURAL SCENICBUILDING LOT .. WEIDEL 1.09ant’as, Bedens Brook Rtl,, REALESTATE 37i INDusTRIAl,ACRES ¯ Mo!ttgo..mory’rwp,oompl,oto White $ 2700o adjacentto I.~II.IiSO’ frontage Will! Ull necessary ~rntlta, l,awrel|COTownship, $’/5,1100. i’0atlyIogal $23,700, Ilrokors 2 BedroomTownhouses 609-448-6200 pratoctot,Call fi’109) ?09.282A CIIURCII Oil PItOP~SS. far fta’iherInformatil|. ’ Pine IONALell ¯ 1Ono ’as, ill0’ SkillmanAvB,Lawroneoville,N J. $340oo h’anlalio,’tFe~ 0ral City lid, liUII, DING PERMIT $211,fl0g, AVAIlAU ,1~ -- Ireedlet mta I pont n exclusive areaof uxurloustownhouze/&apartmentz CRANIIURYAREA . l,e ACRES,(Now Ll~thtgl 3 WINIi,’III,IllIIIIICI{I,I;+Y Ilopewoll’r.wp, II plmuerq,. Cltolmcounhy IlvlnlIn a pllk.like lelllnl wllhln mlnulel elculluttl tndalhlellc licl!vlll01, bedroomranoh with lO ~ 32Ingrouml pool end bar. BusinessReal BusinessReal l,leensedIleal F+slato (lonorallSiliiailelng tiVOli, ¯ flnp,llph0ti & air i 1 &1!4 Ili0d Biithlooml Broker Asklvtgt112,8gg, 80g.034.0033 SOME FOR withv,tllil0i daredhy a (]tookIq roar,LlvlnII room, dhtiao tllOilJ Estate For RentEstate For Rent ’ 1!00.02.1.7474 ¢ondll0nlnltonro klldionfJ hreoiowoy1oallnchod florago, , $54,?00, real (~.737.0377, IMMEDIATE ¯ Ov0n,rante &hood anullderl.ppUeifllKOIl. I al.d0orr,hli,,tlot,h0mr ehli01it01,1mml,iP0+lrlR liE/IT+ lie & Cold wier Inc tided MOUl~ltNOPI’ICI(S) CI~MIGI’~RYLOT¯ tlottbl0, 3 WOODI~I)ACItI~S rroar ¯ Dlillwlillol ANDLg/tO$ MOREl av!illii!llo I!i primoPr[neotgn Pt’hle0lanMetnorhil I|ttrk, IlliWl!lAll,’a.11111 npproy, [)ore, OCCUPANCYII (~l (1¢ I 011 CoRtrul II/o~ lieu,rulable,Call ~lleeh 318. II0atlllllll VlOWSOFriver front MODELSOPEN 11100 A,M, to 6100P,M, ¢lolod Thurldoy llhOliOiillllwerhil£, .Jo.tillorllll ~l~7.0?lll, IIIIlsldoloeallog, ~,10 000, ll~+. 1300s0’Vt~oII me t Oil ¯ 1181.01110, RENTALOFFICE I (609) 883,3333 t AGENTI Mc¢onnoll JZ¢o, st.fl, l’,118liar Ilia, Clill IIglHI21. itee ’a urhl.,1..l’Oeaptlolilsi D IlCr oNIfronl NodhJiilly, InaelI IoulhIo hWii|,|i II, Will is louis If|i| r0 Iloull |01 Ioltlh, WEIDEL II , ’ itorvlP.osilviiillillla, reel!.lttlanEXCLU8VIP, 1+0’1’8 .. In l~lnt liUII )INQ10OT8 - 5 loin iol’ h anhull 101Ipproih I nllltio Iklllnnln A¥1,llil #all Ildllr ~olllll + lnel rllhiil WhlllPlnl, llrol ----i-+ iI’e , ~olPOre Ice *sole, Jilt a ItldgaPark, ll, ll llerus,$20,0110 ready~ lllllltl lit Pe~liltloil Trioeel, Nil h onIlnlnl ISl 1oIklllnlon~¥1, ([flit bl art Ildl Colllli), Tun Itfl laWhllllllnl, Y’ ’ o fuelledatlsalill+liP, iO,W!if +lulilinty, lie llAty ext’llE [Ip,]h’llleOhlitIroatlgu Bran, Ire uat~tneltm ~ rune lilihininll~ltllyn nil I PllegotI~rlilell PhollO’fi00,g2l,Iiiirold A, Peurllonl I]00,737, Igtgotlreudy& avRIlattlo, Cull I|owspIII)OPIL Illi51, ll0’,l, E00,11il.II0i 0 or11~3.~47, HOME HUNTE R ’,f G UID E Thursday, November 13,1975 13,B

~Firestone °’Real ~Estate .e.t,o. AUCTION 173 NASSAUSTREET" PRINCETON, NEWJERSEY 08540 609-924-2222 LOCATIONOF LAND ’LAND and FARMS ’i MONTGOMERY TWP. DELAWARE TWP. WASHINGTON TWP. :1 250 Parcels Over 6,000 Acres* SommervilleRd. (#206) UpperCreek Ihl. N.J. Tarnplke , Orehanlltd. PineIlill lhl. Central Jersey Expressway Largest Sale in Central NewJersey l’avllenltd. 1#195) ,i GrandvJewRd. gdgebrook Rd. Trent Place Rosemont-KiogwondRd. ¯OurNewe|t Lilting In Princeton’sRlvorslde MostLand Is In Or Within15 Miles of Princeton P[eaeantvJewRd. StrimplesMill Rd. Ports Rd. [ All ZoningInc[uding Brldgepobnlid. HanktnsRd. Amid~)me beaufihfi oht fi.e trees on a lovelyold-de-sac it] I|ivt.rshie is mlrnewest Princeton ~!~ SpringhillRd. Line Rd. listing,a versatilemuhl.hvel a)lonisl with s meiotlsnessnnd light tilr(nlghnut. Theattractive black Residential:~ Acreto 3 AcreLots ProvlneeLine Rd, HAMILTON TWP. thttehlnson Rd. realwhite tiled erllry foyer lettrh to a brightinvitieg living room. a foremldinhlg rotnu, and a large lloghes Drive Robbhmville.EdlnbnrgRd. moderneat-ln khchen. Jnst a fewsteps away is a euhstaetlalfamily roam with ralm,d hearth anti n th)pewelI-RockylIill Rd. (#518) mudy,or guest bedroomsnhc whh hdl bath. Upstairsare three g(md.slzedbe(lronms and tw,, hdl (Commercial Research Apartment LudlowAve. , OMTrentna Ihl. (#535) (#526) BedlcSt. Kuser Rd. WoodsRd. bstits. Artmmy basement, n t wn.eargarage, an ,mtdtxtr barbecue Iire )laceand Ilagstone ruth,, and OfficeBldg. Industrial TownHouse KlackoerIld. ptoxlnlty to townw I i n mileal e o Nassall] a . ant yealave all OllStlaldlngeonvenh~nl i/|-nw:n Falrviewltd. Central Jersey Expressway(# 1951 offering for $92,500," [ ]tollawltd. UpsetPrices’from $999 per Acre Yanlv]lle-AlhntowaRd. HOPEWELLTWP. F, lksheadTerrace WargoRd. PRINCETON TWP. Colts NeckTerrace MnoresMill-Mt. Rose Rd. Monday,Nov. 24, 1975 (9:30 A.M.) MouatLoeas Rd. WhileStag Drive Carter Rd. Tuesday,Nov. 25, 1975 Prior FnrmRd. VillageDrive ElmRidge Rd. Ilerrantawo Rd. ShawneeDrive Pennington-Mt.Rose lid. Antaamllill Rd. WiekmnAve. Sonrise Ave. Prince William Room,Nassau Inn, Princeton CordovaIhl. - MidlandAve. CherryValley Rd, Crusher Rd. Meetgomery’sNowest Onedn9 LAWRENCE TWP. Pr[nceton-IIopewellRd. Overlookingthe Millstone TERMS: 10% Down -- Balance of 29% in 30 days -- 71% Mor- CahlSell lid. tgage at 9% interest. For map and further information or ap- WEST WINDSOR TWP. O3. Ihmte #1 PrnvlnceLine lhl, Thhexeepdnnal IMnnlgomery Rancher hen ever)lhing ym£ve been wailing r.r: s lovely IM.g )ointment to inspect land, write or phone: TeakLnne EAST AMWELL TWP, r(~)mwith fichzre w]ndnw, a r.mml dining nmm i’nr dlnnaerpardes, a scper convenient eat-in kil. Caoal Rd. llopeweiI-WertsvilleRd. e|~enwith a separatemorn nearby and a warmspacious mnelled hmfil)’ room v,’hh raisedbrick ii ii SoothPost Ihl. RihyvilleRd. hearlihThere are threeI)edro~lms and hvo lull bathsin all. a two.eargarage and a full Imseme.tf.r Villngelhl. West PLUMSTEAD TWP. ¯kids to racetheir higwheeh, Amttst-~e at a reammahhtrtee, $66.900. Iloute #5’39 Old YorkRd. Villagelid. East Cider Mill Rd. ¯ Old Trcntoa Rd. 1#5351 NewEgypt-C.Illers Mill Rd. Kelly CornerRd. Snath Laae C,,okstovmRd. ! ! Woodruffl hl. NorthIUII Rd. DutchNeck Rd. RackBrook Rd. Line Rd. ReavUle-RiagoesRd. "The Land Broker" Rabbitllill Rd. EAST WINDSOR TWP. Roote #202 Prlneenm-RightsmwnRd. i#57 t ) C,moverRd, Rmue#3 l 195 NassauSt.Princeton, N.J. 609-921-7655 Alexnnderlhl. Prlneeton-lllgl,tstowo Rd. 1#571 j LiadbergbRd. CahherlyRd. OldTrenton Rd. (#5351 Dutch Lane *Sizes range from I/3 acre lots to 900 acre tracts. Will divide, sub- Edinburg-RohhinsvilleIhl. 1#5251 I)otch NeckRd. ]ect to subdivision approval, including approx. 30 farm houses lhmklnslid. Route #33 HILLSBOROUGH TWP :"i ,i:ii!;i and barns. Route #130 MouotahwlewRd. WendsRd. East MoantalnRd. I #!r Most parcels have surveys, title insurance and aerial photos. CRANBURY TWP. DorchesterDr. Route #206 OM’l’reoton 1hl. {#535) Wayne Way Many have water and~or sewer. Tara Drive At HomeIn PrincetonNear the Woods Airp,rt Rd. Blaekpolnt-MontgomeryRd. MI LLSTONE TWP. l.m~gIlill Rd. Sitnatedon a benutihd[),land.~nped lot convenientto everything Prlncenm haste offer is this char- IF YOUWOULO LIEYOUR PROPERTY INCLUDED IR PleasantviewRd. n’,iagfour hettr,w,m htm’,e ",’,’itl~ a n’mrveloassttmmer verauda ,te..erlex~king the ganlen, h~slde is a THISOR A FUTURE SgLE CONTACr USFOR INFORMATION l lightstowndtooscvehRd. SOUTHBRUNSWICKTWP. spheiousliving roam with fireplace, a dlnlngroom leading to Ihe veranda,and hll dflclentnmdern l llghtstown-hnlnyst.woRd. Bnmdwnylid. kitchen,v,’hh the family roont or studyjust a fee.’ stepsaway. Upstairs, ere hmrnicely separated FriendshipRd. MANALAPAN TWP. eonfforlablebedrooms aml two full batits. Oneof ths bedmontswmdd make a great upstalrs PICKANAME ORLOCATION YOUWOULD LIKEFOR YOUR HOUSE ORCOMPANY. Millhurst Rd. playroom.Come shon tile verandav,,Idle the leaves are still on tile trees,and v,¯e’ll shw, v yd.a gn(sl UPPER FREEHOLD TWP. FRANKLIN TWP. WoodwardRd. , reasonwhy you tom shmdd llve in Prlacehm. $65,900, Allentnwn-CrenmRidge Ihl. (#5391Canal Rd. Gov.Drlscoll Ext. of N.J. Trpk. RealEstate Preview.-.= ...... ’ For Sale =

eOpenln PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE- by owner, Roosevelt N.J. a bdrs. 2&acre, charmng II-;: town,$28,000. C@9-921-1M1. , NEW trOPE VICINITY -- remodeledstone farmhousein Fabulous Commute. bistorie Solehory Twp. Introducing Kingston Acres - an exciting new surrounded by old sugar Outstandingcolonial-stylehomeswithachoice I’I,;NNING’roi’q mapteshade. 4 hr. 2 bath, community of 32 homesbordering prestigious of exterior elevationsin a beautiful country ,en,’d fireplace, 2 br. barnapt. room Princeton on State Highway 27, Kingston, N.J. setting. Th,,,.,,,.b.,,i for moreapls, Manyshrubs & I’OOllallalty’f0 trees all on l0 acres with a New York express buses stop at Kingston 4 or 5 bedrooms. mdtt.tdnal¯ . ¯ homes Imngs, Imautiful view. $14%000,21D. Acres - P.R. Princeton Jet, station 2,/z baths, starting at $59,900. togetherthe finest of 297-5153or 215-7~.-755L nearby.No need for a secondcar, Only4 Mortgagefinancing available to qualified buyers. Truditioaalr, nd OSECT ON$: Fam NYC &Noah Jereny: Ia~a N J Tpkto I~ft 9 o~le (;tallenlpnrllrv miles to Princeton, 12 miles to NewBrunswick Ri18 Wnsl, Io fit I South11miles to Raymond Rd;turn right on cm’hltr,ctoreio II~e by local bus service for convenientshopping, RaymondRO.Io end (RI. 27}; lure loft ’/~ milatnKingston Acres IocaledonRI. 27. recreationalfacilities andcultural center. FiomPtincelon&SouthJersey;TakaRl.INoahloKingslon" , I ~ PlainshoroRd,laknlughandle,to left,go Io end {RI 27); lure r,ohl/4 ’l ~ ~ mileIo Kinoston gcrnslocated onRl 27 iig iii i

llll~ll~~~ I ~’ii::i:~::?i~::~’::" Phone:(609)924.3340 Sglalottlge OpeR 7 dgyI s week I~ .~/,~ , .~ :, .": i ~~ 11 kMIo 5 PM I II I Ill Lookingfor a job? OFFICESPACE EAST WINDSOR-- Custom Try the Classifiedpages. 20 NASSAU RealEstate- hullt raRelt, Excellent con. (lilies, Lg. LR & DR,2 RR, Bonutiful offlcs ouitos In ths hsart of Prineston ForSole _- modornkltclton w/breakfast .11 / ovorlooklng NassauStroot and Unlvorslty chin- ar0a, ceramicilia balh & stall pus, Fssturlngall outside sunnywindows, wall to dtower Pttnellod Re~ rm gaa llot wit er cast Ironbaso )oaru TOWNLOTS dosIRnod for 3 wall carpotg,flraplacoa, glngs-onclosodrscoptlon I’WlN ItlVEIIS -. 3 lilt Twnhse,ftRMInt Dnld faro rm, herr Ig oRel0s0tl i)oreh, I)odtoomhomo ...... $40’1, rooms,$75 to $115, por month.All ulllltlss and Rltgrtl AIt]tl & el~-, Manyox- entlnhT livlqll ~ I nero, I?t jRnltorlnl sorvlcoinclucled, Parklno ava[lablo, II’ttg /~ssnlnaltln n||g, |rnlesslana uy IRnosenpotl, I,?,xlrns: gll mg].or,nppl, IIB.Q twet’loo~sw, rk t I}lk strs natt grill, $411,000,Prmtfll~ds 0sly, Call ut io meatwlth builder tillS, Ity llppt, aaly,(101).4411- nnddealgo your fulure horna, Call(609) 452.2652 IIH~5, (109.4,111.4074,

ttttusl,:rttR s~.L,~, -now TWINR[VI~ItS ’I’OW Nttuumtl StephenJ, Krol LandFor Sale LandFor Sale tllneh I)y )llhlor/o.woor, - ,1ba(Iro~ma, 2~,~ Its hs,n r Rnaltorg hlll’gS WaOaetlIot~ ~1Igl, 118, t’ol tl Ilollhlg,lltnecll a nl wood allg.62RR .... 2~ balh~, I~aluhxlfool, ’non) I~ametlIlfilahntl hnsnnent,I~ AIH)IIOXIMATI’.HN-- 10 Ivaa,921,1084 POCONOS w, flr01ta)¢a nl }is oriel, fl: It I~hllpg(I,w0tbull’, Ilawax acres, with wtmtl, &str0aln, K,l! w, nt!llt.la np’ln[lutess k IC 0il~ coal ’ I Ylle n g I,tlatt, d aaPonRhlg!nll I{o~ky a lulnlhllfl0r~ slnrms anu IIEAUTWUI,I/’~ACIW-,LO’IkSMUSTlll~SEEN ItlUyI~RI]!eletl , ’,V(~I(Inoes, 9 Real Estate CRAN6URY- Mah)tananco frso 4 bodroom ,’ NANCINOAVAII,AItI,P~ Ilill Itd, (ao!a’Ihtyl)0rry lid) t’llr gill’, iNnllreOIllnlalhlg an(I till’sans,gllll Ilrlll, ’I’VaRteuna Colanlal, 2 Y~ brahe, lamIWroom with IIroplaco, CaLh!011oet,usythnetill DI),IU, I~tween Prateotoa ~t Pea. IlnRt/.chnnh, llo~owell Twn, ~ttun } elo~lrlegervl~s, Pries ?l’/.l~llll.ll~lll ilnllll?ll, Siirl’gUatoll I)~. ~t lll[flUtl fsr $2,01N)tax eretl(t liOllllthlnloH}9.,H .11},1111, For Sale I, full dry l~aaomoat, lies |lal el)n0trYditlg an(i $TIIdl01),’(11)0.,111(I.011(}9 after $6~,900, rgllh~hlllll, Call Tartlotall,, it,al, (ll~ll.iMIR,3~,t~td’IIU2.:13’17, II1% DOWNI~’ NANCIN(’t ,MqNItOl~.., lylagal(It, mlt, II AVAIA t , I waot oil acres nQurosn Iir eKIt I.(I ttntln, tlu Iol’ka ’os Id0al ~ ...... t~lWnl:.lt:mlty.)Ilia .tnmto~ , IlvlJOlmt a(it itd lya’~ Ithllka COa lal 4 I) lhg, StanleyT, 0e Ihlll fnr sotl0atl honlo, SI,](21,UI)I’IDNil AUIti~S rWlNItlVI~ItS,~ 3,’ I)r,, Mitt tell (rn n Wslnr& SnRW All Illtlg aR IOl~l’l dew0 fh’nltlneo,t~R!ral olr,air. Prhleu,!,e9vicinity. ¯ yv!!nllOttrnx¢ollunt taeat e: A,llt|no laylllnatrtUlIllil yall IRta a I~tln~l, crofter I~1i111!1 nl ultra. WHITEREALTY, INC, skllllll arnas, Wll!d0drIvIRIt nl|pll f.lellg,,nrstlll ’,y)l,I),,gx. 71,11’.~,Inllrllllllla, Pnltl, fsnllly inauarll Kite/lOll t It! inreItf !final[al’l~,rlH Ollll rattlll, inlllly exlrall, Willgo, ,no Rr year nwnIlayiRg..or 440.2477 or 665.3322 ellhtlrRl eanlorll, itnltty :tt itsi~gilglff, $100000, IllKa Ownur ItllgRlllUl31gg0VRItlII~IB ~ulllllltellll Qll3sr P,gnlty, II’rafagqlalla[ly !a0daLa.0Rll C0]it host aTtnr,^tier ? ),at, IlU|rlglll(OSlRl¢lllllllllt, flOI).’/611,l~llllly 01011till| eXll’llll,, unnr0tl PrincetonRd, e Hlghtgtown,N,J, RhlIWn,[5,1)0{} Illl’ aDro,CllJl (9(11) IIllMllll,I, (lli0,4,11HINI00r 91)1,’,$4.43UI, ntiO~/,~O0, SI~RtlT.IlroKop ~1, (IO0.,I(IIl,~HII4, ~01~11,0a,1.7777, $11qf,ll, , HO3/1E ttUAr TE R’3 GUIDE 4-B Thursday,November 13, 1975

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" "~" TWINRIVERS - Complete information on availability ¯ ’~ L~ of condominiums,townhouses, single family houses, 138South Moln St., Hlghtsown,N.J. HIGHTSTOWNRANCHER: Only1 yearold, this homeof- resalesin TwinRivers. One and two bedroom con. fersyou comfortable living at a moderatoprice. Living dominiums.Two, three and four bedroomtownhouses (609)448:1069 room,dining room, kitchen, 3 bedroomsandbath and a anddetached homes. All appliances,central air, car. half. Waftto wallcarpeting throughout. Gss baseboard peting,tenriis, swimmingandmuch, much more. Prices Twelveroom horse &2 car garage situated on hotwater heat and gas range¯ Anice buy at . $37,500.. startat condo’sJn 20’s, townhouses in 30’s, singles in mainltighway commercially zoned. Ideal for nnr- 40’s. sery selmol, offices or manycommercial uses. Anximrsseller. EXCEPTIONALRANCH - Lovely 6 year old ranch THESHERINGHAM II ...2900 sq. ft.... VIEWFIELDESTATES Fantasticdeal for horselovers. This13 acre farm homegear Kreps School in EastWindsor. ’This ~k acre wlthlovely old Iromeconsisting of 8 large rooms site includesentry foyer, 23 foot living room, formal Cut Your Taxes 60 % and2 bathsin tip top condition,also 2 barnsand a dining,bright modern eat.in kitchen, family room, 2 full 40 x 44 masonarybuilding. Establlshed lan- baths,3 largebedrooms, full basementand attached ComporelIn Vlowfiold Estates, you can expect taxes figured at only dscaping. Asking$90,000. garage.All thisplus central air, drapes,washer, dryer I%of the assessedvalue of yourproperty -- $675on a $67,500home. andcarpeted throughout ...... $51,900 Comparethis tax bargainwith whatyou must pay now...Then call us! Higl)tstmynsplit level near schools,3 bedrooms, I I/~ baths, centralair andhdly carpeted. Has one ear garageand optional equipment. $42,000. Enjoy Country Living! ExpandedRanch on ½ acre lot 5 bedrooms,31.~ had|s, 2 car garageand in excellent condition. SPACIOUSSPLIT-LEVEL: Located in oneof the most BEAUTIFULHOMES IN A WIDEPRICE RANGE beautifulareas of EastWindsor, this lovely home con- Pricedto sell at $59,900. tainseight rooms including eat-in-kitchen, family room, Onyour own acre, wltb e viewof fields andwoods, thls fine Colonial Commercialin Hightstown,Apartment (5 rooms) 3 or 4 bedroomsand2½ baths. Other features include homohas 4 bedrooms,2 baths 8. powderroom. Large family room. anli twostores ideally sltuaded for smallshops. On centralair, basement,2 car garage and landscaped lot. Hugeeat-in kitchen. Central air condltoning.Walk to highschool. andoff-street Parking.Good for plain investment...... $68,000. Otherfine homes In a wideprice range. -- Financingavailable (80% Good terms. $38,000 :30 yearmortgage) to a qualifiedbuyer. Model Home open Wed. thru Sun.,1 to 5. Ona ctd-de-saein Higbtstownthis "/roombi-hvel, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms,panelled family room,car- PleaR.No pelt over DIRECTIONS’Re,206 or 130 South toExit 7, N.J. Turnpike.Lofton Rt. 68-2.3. miles to peting in living room,dining room, ball &stairs 2,000pounds. Georgetown-MansfieldRoad.Turn right, ½ mile to Model Home. largelot with flowlngstream.Redneed $42,000. HickoryAcre 4 bedroomColonial on woodedlot in VIEWFIELDESTATES East WindsorTwp. 4 bedrooms,2~.~ badls on ex- tra wideand average depth lot. Centralair, dish- RDS washer& refrigerator stay. " $57,900. Construction Wenave more listings in our offiee - call ns tel: Company ,prie6sand details. -,.,,~’r I,..I " REALTOR RonaldH. Roth.Solvatore T. DeBla=se (609) 298-5005...9 a.m. to 9 p.m. .¯ Real Estate RealEstate HIGHTSTOWN2 STORY: This older homeoffers living l room, formal dining room, kitchen w/woodcabinets For Sale For Sale andcarpeting, laundry room, 3 bedroomsand bath. Ex- tras include washer,refrigerator, living roomrug and Real Estate E"ASTWINDSOR - Large tri- T.V.A ...... $32,900. PRINCETONFARMS - Over an acre framesthis r.,.,. C.lo. ROSSMOOR--Two absolutely /~= ,~wp~ levelColonial close to schoolslovely second floor con- lovely1½ year old Colonial home in thePrinceton Farms shoppingand library. Hugedomn urns in Rossmoornext Sectionof HopewellTwp. Features include large foyer entrancefoyer formaldining PRINCETONHOUSE roomultra-medern kitchen, to ex t 8Aof N.J. Turnpike. LEONARDVAN H ISE AGENCY livingroom, dining room, 21’ modern kitchen, panelled FORSALE paneled family room with Bothhave foyers, lovely hying fireplace for those cozy room,formal dining, modern MEMBERMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE familyroom w/brick fireplace, 4 largebedrooms, 2½ kitchen, 2 bedroomsall ap- Otflce: 609-448-4250 baths,full basementand .2 cargarage. A~ld main-,, 2~3.~baths~,eat.in,Whreeyeamdid 4hadroomskiteh’en": evemngs, master’bedroom Brg l!~,with room,, bath pliances, disposals plush ~ .tenancefree aluminumSid hg( aige th~k off"famiti c~.rpetngl,s~curity, all outside REALTO~’160Stokkt6’h S~r~6t ,;" ’~’~’Hi~lhtstowd-N.~j"# ~nelled~n ¯’with fireplace teen~age’suite plus2other’ marntenanoe,’elubhause,pool, roomand kitchen plus 2I’ screenedin porch off dining central air electronic air ample sizes oeorooms. activities, golf and more. roomand you have a valueat ...... $74,500. purifier, 2-cargarage, patio. Central ..ate" _andvacuum Residentsmust be 40 yearsof Walkingdistanee to schools, systems,un y :~v,~JO, ageor older. Onecondo’ has shonnin~& I~s lines Asking ATTRACTIVE- Center hall full bathand slightly smaller ~q~’~°Call r~.924-4153 Colonialon approximately1 bedroomswhile the otherhas 2 8% 30 YEARMORTGAGES: ~’"’~ ...... acre. BeautifulColonial style full baths and larger EXCEPTIONALSPLIT- Pr0fessi0nallylandscaped ½ .. formal dining roombright 3UST" REDUCED$3,000 countrykitchen, family room bedrooms,Priced respeetivley AVAILABLETOQUALIFIED acre/elflames this lovely7 yearold home. Large entry Don’tmisethlsspectacularbuywith brick fireplace, 4 at $32,500and $35,9oo. foyerwelcomes youto a lovelysunken living room, 19’ in East Windsor.A Hickorybedrooms,l-~h baths, full acres 5-bedroomranch, now basement,2 ear side.entranceHIGHTSTOWNTRI-LEVEL BUYERS formaldining room, large modern eat.in kitchen, char. forsalebyowner. Largeeat-ln garage plus an 18 x 36 --Situatedonan excellent 100 ruingpanelled family room with full wallbrick iireplace, .kitchen with solarian floor, mgroundpnol. Locatedin x 150lot this 5 year old home WoodedLois Avagable ,, : ’ ". 4 bedrooms,1 full bathplus 2 half baths,basement, newly carpeted foyer and WashingtonTownship just tri-levelisnearthe kigh school family room,3=J= baths, 2 car minutesfrom major high- andfeatures large foyer garage,central air andmore make this anoutstanding attae6cdgarage. Perfect for ways.$57,500. cathedralcolliog living room, , II"11i~i i~ ll,,’Irl va]ueat ...... $55,500, ~owi,~family aod ideal for, BIGFAMI1,Y? - See this formaldining, modern ent-io ¯ II II - - ~-_;. ~ ~’~l~l~lll~li PROFESSIONALmlawapartment. All this anu’beautiful expandedrancher kitchenpanelled family room, "rllll ’- ~I ~=’" ...... " morefor mid-50’s, 609.448-featuringcentral air, 5 ut ity room,4 bedrooms,2rh TOUCHOFCLASS- Hightstown’s best location is the OFFICE 0245. bedrooms, 3 full baths baths, basement,ena central I settingfor this outstanding75x 398wooded lot that __~ .paneled family room with air at a realistic wall/wallfireplace, basement, $51,000 framesa delightful andcharming 2 story home. SPACE WASHXNOTONCROSSING- big2eargarage feneed2Ox,t0 Welcometo our entry foyer that leadsto a lovely23’ Theneed for llfolniur, our Bicentennial offering, pool. Professlonall lanu- COOLCOLONIAL-- If the 20 x anceIsgreatest when in centerof 7 i rhe~/te~lrto# Ewing TowIlShl/I sunkenliving roomwith beamedceiling and corner you’re youngand can CIt a r m1 n g, u n I q u o ,seepedproperty on almost an 40inground pool er the stately ,oo,,.,,or,, ,r, s,o,o Hightstown- "Millbeeso".Distressed I~rlek acrelot. In the$80’s, treeson this lovelywooded ~,~ fireplace,formal dining, largeeat-in kitchen, Farm’s|arm lifo Intur. andstained oak. 4 bedrooms,SI)ARKI,INGSPLIT ¯ lin- nero lot don’t cool you off library/den,3 large bedrooms, 2 full baths,super patio, e.aan,o.,.o, ooo.o,.- EastWindsor 2.,/., baths,family room plus maeulatoeroom split levelIn enoughthen walk into the fencing,appliances, 2 cargarage and more. $66,500. o.olealprolecrlonnow-and~o o,o.ooa ,o..,, all purposeroom. SnnKen llamilton Squareclose to eootralair conditioningof this buildingl)larl letter on Phone448-2100 beamedlivingroom with Idln, recreation park schoolsanu excellent5 year old colenal wlUtouraddlrlonal medlcn fireplace,custom kitchen, new shopping,3 bedroomsend b.ath home.Wben it’s coldout then ...... coo: air conditioningand heating on upperrevel. Attraeuve snuggleup in frontof the brick from ~t~ Flexible Financing t.dt, Courtyard,]amppost, 2- living roomand dining room. f replacein the familyroom. DennisWhltney, RealEstate car garage,pool, MIh[ estate Modernkitchen plus enclosedOtherfeatures lecludB entry I ICHARDSON affprdingcomplete privacy rearpareh.Low ~0’s, foyer2(1’ living room.formal Openeveryday from noon for Inspection 121WestWardSt, For Sale aug sepa.rate .quarters for FANTASTICCAPE ¯ A most d n ng, moderneat-in kitchen Hightslown,N.J. guests,In-taws, etc. Minutesto attractive 3 bedroomhome In 4 bedrooms,2r£, baths, full ItOSSMOORRE-SAI.~Phil, and N,Y,Send for our RollingAcres, Offering 2 full basementand 2 eargarage. 448.6667 ADULTCOMMUNITYbroohureoffered at $118,000,bathsa newIdlehen a l0 x ~4 RecentlyI~lnted aod waiting 5 Superbmodels to choosefrom - 2 Rnncbos,3 REALTY CONDOMINIUMUNITMakefieldReal Estate Co., familycpvor~ patio,room withteneoo ’brick yore for you at Colonials-3 and4 bedroommodels available. Our Rr. 130Jti’d Northof rite OldYmke loll Like¯ seednll/shbor, hie.2lti.205.1ttl, firepla.en,full. basement ~5~900 countryhomoa nro set on18,000 sq. ft. lots andoil st,t.r.ml, mere. Cozytwo bedrooml both r have2 cargnragos. (6O9)448-5OOO singlestory unit. Sunnyopen ptua.noqve grounu i~.Ot, tear pot.lo,.wallto wallearpat[ng AT ROSSMOOR-- adult ttae eel garage,atso een: E, WindsorTownshi n ¯ Itiglrtslown senStetoungin O Arogs ~’---’~STATEt’ARMLIPEann urapos, available for communityg bedroomapt. traUyair conditioned,Mitt DIRECTIONS:Re,1 or 2(~6Io Uoarltllul nowoxll]nslt30 In" [INSURANCECOMPANYimmediate oeeopaney, Par. fully carpetedcentral $40’s, ISrSlSlO1-95 lioolh,,,anlv a fewmintllos to SColchn(I. EXil #3. ~nom,o,l=,~olo=,~l.¢o.,,,.=i~ chaseprice $20,000, hea!lng,alrenedltlonlng dish. ALUMINUMSII)EI) ¯ Driveacross Scotch I~(I, ts NurseryR(t, snnCOltlilttlO Otto mJJo . wt~sner,tasposal frost-free hedroemCape cod In Mor- RE,%I,TOR~ IOinodsls, Mouelaln Vlow Goll onloll " modelsga liuhl, ¯ A|,LI,~N&STUI,TSCO,refrlgarutor washer,dryer, eorvle. Beatful cornet’iot t 30Jasl Norlhot Drlvl;l OutTadsyl ’ltytrtqr ulmllilVKC IlEAl,TOIlS The(IkYork(’ Inn RealEstate golf, tennis,swimming craft andhome, Modern eat.In ModolPhone (609) g02.6047 127SUSSi’]XWAY roomsconnt~ club living kltehe=i, living roomfnll ¯MLS’ " ,IAMESBUItG,N,,I, $12,500fin 1},; 5/.%mortgage; line°meat,elenlronle air filter 609.448.5000 ExduilvoSalni AgnnfiIdool Rnoliy(101) 103;2600 e For Sale Exit aANJ,Tq)k $2’1o/mogtnlypays all, Phoneonheating system, hroozeway U0’1.n55.2TI0 (’~,155.2044, nndI oar garage,Many ox. E WledlorTownsh;0 ’lhlthtSlBWe TWINRIVERS TOWNIIOUSE eras,l,ow R0’a. -- ’1 bedrooma,2~/ahotbs~ air MASONIIYANI)I,’IIAAII,] ¯ h IIORSES& IIARBOURTON conditioning,atueeo had wood FOR SAhE OR RENT BIGIlEAUTIFUL hi.level ¯ 4 plice CapeCa.d with fl ’100’(10o beamedfbilidled haaement, (1 w/optionto blly,,TwinRIvers BR,21t= bath, do rm, Ivrm tot i.oa.rUn)versity Ilelgl tS, Got0gothor: hi Ihe IIor: It, L shaped,wet I~lr, nowax ConIn, $~’1000 w/oxtrns I BRmodern eat.In kll, panelled& Pateet nntt carpetedIlwng honrton.Wooosvlllosection ot kllehoneodrgl vaettm ng~ ton, kit, Lv/dlnorm, 1~!lgr eptd. fmrmgearguru@ e/o, ’oom,mooom eat.In kltenon re.wel’wp., a brlek .x, hggddlflor, storme ann o e $27ri/moront,htonl.Attntt ss s/s, ~,5nero surrounded by wi.t!t ennlomknotty pine e apu,otlmrone.nor nentl~l Into uerecns,gaa grill, TVantenna, eotmlow/o cltlldrog, 600.44,’1.trees Ig roshlontlolearn. eonlnets,2 Itearooms andfile the Stele at n hill, Th0home 200amp eleotrle service, l~d.wktlay,a nfter 7 p,m,for tnt!.lty, Walkto schools,Nr, )all=down, e xpan.~)on for "L"~,i.renml n veryntlrgetlvo PricedIo soil 600-44’1.1906,warmappointments, , Prmcotog& lurnplho, I44,9o0 aouroomsnng nntn og 2gu .woon,. fleck &!qgrogntl pgoi w/optlogII1’1 Cnli floor, largo lloatod 2.oar Iornun~Lm entooor net!vlty or rent me, t otne o garngo, Property eoiter II nmeoIt fooes eogul n offersgreatpo antis1, Close to gaop aeoio goi o wlulorInn, i;AWRI,]NC[~]TOWNSIIIP "WIN"il-’~~d ,I (100.¢1,1.1(1(19or 44,1.44711, MercerCollege, Mkl i40’s, Plenlyof epaeolo Iba hogno, il ,spl t fro’ anlo !y owner, .4 bedroomhouse, Ideal tecatlon .... Ixlr!na,~ 11.!lolli, s fnll~, eqiilpp, oo noerootnslalnlly roomI .on ]lgljti no!,lgago Iraffl0nqtutl]l!l~l, street!l(,llllt with BRUNSWICK¯ I~B’r~ ImCK lacing’ gto tmn tor SOUTII I ~ IqlAtlroIqlA ~ kllenen,liro.ploee, Jliipor s!,zo hatit,2 pew!lot roqma, (l!a’ago, nglmLb-I,° IIRIINSWICRACRES, by garage alnnlol’1 I)Ogu[ans toneottyartt~qglet ntreet, near. In’lvaey’ A,~ 79!’.,V. owner, tO rio, Colonial, I t,,, ~,01t~V".r I i sul.ienla,IIIRn $40’e, PHndpala profesalmla]lydecoraled,genr foncodrgn for aruon,I1.1. only,1109.1111,1,11111, lei ’ea ,go oit. tkltenol gar, w/w earl)otlnl~, ileren, frontfveo rofr[gorltor, aol A/~,IllilHliell nnao"gonl~ pal o~ Ill llil=l eltnnl ![{ova t nlln~l earpetlnt pool,II fnll t I lialf llall~ LlWitf~ioL~ POll III~NT ¯ Ihlntergon ggagrli, IXlUtontl i’ol[fen~ Innltyfixlrua~, lliiult nooto W S BORDEH Colly ¯ 4()l l n,l!loao P’il. uadnlliny olhera, For unlo n appreelalOl~Iovo, n eont Memberof celmt,,I yo,nr eltl rlluilecon,. aWllOr~1101].4411.’/11(I, iillpor10’o g(11.11117,0.111,1 nvoa,~, MultlploListing SorvlBo amp(’ ’Y o tie n i ’1Uealnle(I WK,ei a, . area, wll yew10’X40’ In IO881’dOOP.COOl’* Roollor 609;B83.1900 gr! t It iol, ,I llol toona iglnlnluniago ,111, 11lid [ti’, apl, tAM~;~i~Olt e,ol!iirlUlilol{etl Ill.r, lioi{i,liirl~e lootlhteallmi,nonrguheoiiruo t11(1.(1(1(1 TOWNIIOUSB p elilro WlllgOw,Ilroplaeo! in II ehibheilun, I Fiilr Ilirllo lledroontu,l i/i lat iu, nleauanliinu tlem,eOiliiliT, I!vlngell,I’ln~ tlhilng rill, &k’ll. wall/wall,,eilrpol,eo,glra1.011’, III~,hMI~’"’A¯ ,1 h~tlraon Alao.I~elillil , pllr~lil,lnn 7,g All u t l!lancen,11II I1(1(1 gh app.tlU noofl, laO|iltlmlt Itanoh lit a ptirklike ~qil!911,h’lek raneli, FlrophiuoIn ill’In nllyuOlllllq/liliil il’1g ,l!or g faglllyroom. 1enr liiirligo, ,1. tigreegllelll piuialnlO~ wi.tl, i lOW~ltn,ler lingo,laxou I innlll, gar!giltelOOlllrl.VllOllUu~li~ltOliOl~ I,elieegillil~aelilaloYl!i’!i~ cel"°rlnnll’dglnlnlili,~flilll’e°nt~bauen/onl lllllli~lllt(iIAi .guroa, $’/5 00(1,NalttW. i liorealiei’liiS~ liWIlel’ Will InKO eolld.(I y ,1 yoru al I, I101).117’/.ill ’lille Juult40,1100, Helilry~ IIroKor~~)1.11111.1(11 liierlgiillO,(Jnll 11,III1.1181111. leaanoe,11.111111,11710, tl01)l, lii’nl~er,1111.1111,1011. , +, , HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE Thursday, November13,1975 15-B p I Real Estate CroshawPresents For Sale NOW THE AFFORDABLES HILTON EASTWINDSOR ¯ H IGHTSTOWN GRANDNEW - A spacious four bedroom, two full REALTYCO. baths,living room dining room, color coordinated kit- RENTING chen,rec room (pandJod) plus a $2,000tax credit of THISLOVELY sprit level In EastWindsor offers all the spac~ availableat.. ~ ...... $42,S00. today’sgrowing family needsplus It lendsitself to a widerange PRINCETON,INC. Realtors NORTHGATEAPARTMENTS o( decorfrom eomemporarto colonial with its spaciousliving roomcomplete with cathedralv ceiling, formal dining room, Are Your RoomsGetting Cleewded! EAST WINDSOR panelledfamily room,4 bedrooms,2½ baths ands beautiful BUNGALOW:This smaller modernkitchen ’whh dinette. Toenjoy outdoor riving to its homeIs ideal for the retired fullest - e beautilul largeredwood deck and plum, pear, apple, coupleor a youngfamily. OneMile Road peach8" cherrytrees. All this plusa 2 car garage,cenlral air, Livingroom dining room, eat- andPrlncefon-HIght¯town Rd. cUStomdraperies 8 shades,and In excellent condition. Just inki[chen, 2 bedrooms aod bath.011 hot airheat costing (oppositeMcGraw Hill) ’ Reduced.a goodbu v at...... $S6,900. about$150.00 per year. Home Ea¯tWindsor, N,J. HEAVILYWOODED LOT - Lovely newbi.level homeon ½acre is in nice condition ann in Hooseve11.4 bedrooms, 1 ½baths, panelledfamlly room, moderately priced at eat-inkitchen, separate dining room, large living room6. 2 car $30,000.00. garage ...... $42,s0e.

MILLSTONETOWNSHIP: Y’ LeVeLRANCH’-3 bedrooms,1 bath. D~ ~ acre. neautUnl Veryattractive split-level it I and 2 Bedrooms ¯ panelledden with fireplace. Study~or smell office .... $38,900. rural setting. Livingroom diningroom, and kitchen, : PAINTISLAND ESTATES ¯ 3 bedroom,1½ bath Ranchon ap- bedroomsrecreation room from $210 per m0nth prox.one care. Lovely family morn.2 car garage.Real country laundryand lr/z baths. Man] living ...... : ...... $39,9OO. nice features includingred TWOSTOaY COLONIAL IN WESTWINDSOR. 4 bedrooms, OUTSTANDINGstarter home - featuring a beautifully wooddeck and patio. Oi livingroom with areplace, separate dining room, eat-in kitchen SHERBROOKEESTATES IN PRINCETONJUN- baseboardhot water heat. 7/1~ woodedhalf acre,appliances, carpets, drapes, sliding CTION.Comfortable and convenient four of an acre lot, nicelyland- Features: with pantry, 1 bath Et an enclosedporch, Just reduced to... glassdoors to privatepatio ...... $41,E00, bedroomColonial with fireplace in family scaped ¯ SWIMMINGPOOL ...... ¯ ...... S42,S00. $4S,000. ¯ PLAYGROUNDFACILITIES ONA CUk.DE-SACandonly a hop,skip ~- lumpfrom 2 schoo|s, room,basement and two-car garage. this bright ~ comfortable3 bedroom,1 ½ bath homestill looks HappinessIs your own home in a completebut rural 2 BEDROOMTOWNHOUSE: ¯ OFFSTREET PARKING as newas it did 2 ½years ago. The |amity room has a’ free stan- community.Features Include 3 bedroomrancher with $66,500. B ModelTownhouse in Qoad ¯ AIRCONDITIONERS dingfireptece; there is a separatedining room ~ anextra large Ill Lovingroom, dining room, ¯ KITCHENWITHDINING AREA khchen,centrally air conditionedfor extra eomlort.This is a central¯ir, 1car garage and lots of mornfor thetots to kitchen-family room, 2 houseyou will Wantto see~t will wantto buy...... $45,S00. run, bedroomsand l~& baths. ¯ THERMOSTATCONTROLLED HEAT ...... S37,OOO. 194Nassao Street e q21.606(1 Centralair &vanuum system, (includedinrental) refrigerator, dishwasher,’ SeeOur O|her Ads. washer, dryer, ga¯ range ¯ WASHER&DRYER FACILITIES TWINRIVERS ¯ Newly decorated, upgraded appliances w/self cleaning oven end ¯ RESIDENTSUPERINTENDENT ra carpeting,central air, tenniscourts Et shopping kitchen stools all remain ¯ MASTER11/ANTENNA withinstones throw, plus V.A. or F.H.A.financing for ~S,0~. .g+r~ ...... - --" ,,[ qualifiedbuyer. What e packageat ...... $36,50g. Real Estate Real Estate ROOSEVELTAREA: Immac- ulate 3 bedroomranch on For Sale heautifutly landscapedtot. MODELAPARTMENT OPEN DALLY HAMILTONTWSPI For Sale whichoffers 21 fruit treesplus SPECIALFEATURES INCLUDE central air, cozyden, for- an organicgarden. Homewas (609)448-5935 maldining room,large private screenedporch, CHOICE built l0 years ago by custom MOVERIGHT IN to this spotless4 bedroomColonial in East WEIDELSELECTIONS LAWRENCETOWNSHIP builderforhis own use. Many reasonabletaxes, corner lot, professionallandscaping in fine featuresincludihg full, d Windsor.Located on a cul-de-sacthls homehas a large Iivlng this sevenmorn rancher at ...... $43,900. EAST AMWELLTOWNSHIP LAWRENCESPECIAL! -- dry, partially finished room,a separatedining room,eat-In kitchen,panelled family -- Two- 14 acre woodedlots Sacrifice by owner.Leaving basement,one full and2 half MANVILLE room,2 ~ baths,full basement,C/A, 2 car garage..,$59.500. with panoramic view and state. 5 bedroomColonial.. baths,beautifully polished i JeSTREDUCED - Lovely 4 bedroom,2% bath homein ’~feat A 12x22 "SUMMERROOM" for warm weather outdoor completeprivacy. Land ¯lopes Immediatepo¯scssion. $4g,900 floors. Quietrural setting 3 bedroomRanch. Full basement,patio. Above ground | Windsor.Living roomwith fireplace, large panelledfamily living anddin!ng makesthis a cut abovethe average6 upwardfrom road. Partially $42,9oo. pool.Aluminum storms and screens. Gas hot water heat. I room,dining room,dream of s kitchen, central vacsystem, 2 room rancher and we would be happy to give you more clearednear roadand heavily 5 BEDROOMCOLONIAL -- 75x 100lot ...... car garagefor ...... S67.S00. detai(s whenyou call ...... woodedhigh ground. ~too per 2%baths central air, fenced-ALLENTOWN:11 room 2 $43,000.I $41,900. in treed lot. Extra¯[ Pine ¯ tory suitablefor oneor two I | acre. . SPOTLESS& SPACIOUS ... For the discriminating buyerwho’ Knoll. familie¯. 2 living room¯, MANVILLE reeognlze~a quality-built homeat an affordableprice. Four MODESTLYPRICED -- for dining room, 2 kdcheus,S I bedrooms,2 full baths,raised hearth f[reprace, full finished thc discriminatingbuyer who NASSAUII -- 4 bedroom¯pitt. bedrooms,3baths and family Colonial. 5 roombrick house, 2 bedrooms,full Ii basement,Y* acre ...... ’...... $64,SS0. demand¯ perfection. 4 Centralair, oversized2-ear roomw/fireplace. Good basement,aluminum storms and screens, 2-cargarage, bedrooms,P/z baths, family garage,hcavily treed too x IS0 professionallocation. A good I room., ba¯ement, patio, lot. buy at 40’ x 100’lot...... $32,500.|i OPENmAT. g SUN.1! re S cyclonefencing many extras $42,so0. | I meludingwall/wall carpetmg. EWINGTOWNSHIP ¯ MANVILLE Tosee is to believefor $42,500 EXPANDED RANCH: PRINCETON HUNT BRA~D.NEW LISTING .-~_ 4 ’ in the evey Groves M a ea of WestWindsor Twp Spac DUe 307N. 31ainSt.. tliglustown.N.J.. A ...... ’! NASSAU’iI’.--" spectacular in h6Hi’bor~~plit,’ l t&baths, 19 ’x: soapedL0cnledlot,on. in ,a..Ea¯t,..niccly. Wind¯or.land..... "6"i’6om + bri+k7 Cai>+" co’d.++:li’flJli;Tt +~iaif + b~afl~+i " F6ii’.+i andexoong 4 bedroom,2½ baths Colonials. Immediateoc- 609-448-0112 ...... everyrespect a ndsetdeep into 23 familyroom, central air,’ Town¯hip.Livingroom, dining basement,0il hot water heat. 2 cargarage. 60x 100lot. cupancy.Only 4 left. In add}lionto the $2000Tax Credit, we Call any Dayany Hour ML_~ a woodedlot. 4 immaculategarage, manyextras. Land- I cannow offer 8 ¼% mortgages to QualifiedBuyers. bedroomsa delightful family scapedfcncedlot with mature laundry,r°°mkitchen3 bedroom¯familYandro°m2~/z ...... $40,800. MemberMultiple Listing Service m wm,l~ ~. trees. I FROM ~0 room w t t woodburning bath¯on the first floor.2 more ACREAGE-HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSHIP fireplace large living room ¯ bedroom¯and bath locatedon J FromHightatown: Take 571 west. Right on CranburyRd. for withcathcdra[ ceilinl~, formal MUSTMOVE-- Drastic the ¯eoondfloor. 2 car garage. I approx.1 miles. FromPrinceton take 57t east over Princeton diningroom overlonkmg park. reduction3 bedroomranch, Ideal for a large or growmg 58acres. Approximately 1450ff, roadfrontage. Near city | Jet. Bridge.Immediate left after bridge.Cranbury Rd. for ap- like groundsultra-modern P~:zbaths large beautifully’family~ waterand sewe+s. Zoned residential. Terms available,, prox.1 mile to models. k%¯ RESIDENTIAL k lchcnand mercier$50,900 Isnd¯capodlot, manyshade .~%mo. i ~J~ ¯ COMMERCIAL~ trees. $29,750. , ...... $4200per acre. I GIIACIOUS4 BEDROOM-- CHARMING RURAL TWO SUPERBARGAINS= Wehave Just listed,several homeson lovely malfi-lcvcl on a quiet street 2 STORYSINGLE -- 3 STORY: Located n a I Residential streets In Hightstown.Each homo has a living overlookinga gentle lake. n bedroom¯garage, low taxe¯, beautifularea of Washing[an SACRIFICE- HAMILTON TOWNSHIP I room, large kitchen taundwteem, 3 bedroomsand bath, hcauUful largo rooms in- verynice area, extras. Township,this beautifulhome Althoughsome minor repels are necessary,total monthly of I paymentswill still be lessthan ranting. cluding an invitlagfoyer, 4 offersa fantasticamount ’ Approximately27acres near Turnpike, zoned residential, | bedrooms2t£, baths, formal WESTWlNDSORTOWNSIIIPliving ¯paso.Add that to ~hc ...... Only $30,S00to $3t,000, dining room, ultra-modern tr/+ aero.lota~youhavoqu.ite 1450’road frontage, partially wooded, near develop- | a euy.souse oilers 2 livmg ment,$3400 per acre. Other land from 1 fn 100acres ONLYI LEFT¯ ModernStore, Excellentlocation, center of kitchen poured concrete NEWLISTING -- Ronch, 2 I town- Approx.1200 eq. h. hasemcnt2 car garage and bedroom¯,bath, fireplace, rooms,dining roommodern available. ceniralor. $52,5o0garage and workshop.12g x kitchen, screenedporch, a I ,120 tot. ExtraslUnder.~O’s. second kitchen andlm~’der I INVESTMENTPROPERTY ¯ on well traveled Rt. 518in Mon- room.4 bedrooms,and~th, tgomeryTownship. Two apartments are presentlyranted for toweringtrees ¯or the at- full be¯omen[.Also included is JOSEPH BIELANSKI AGENCY over $500.00per me.Plus an availeblastore whlch can also be mospherefor this garrison ¯ ¯ a 3 roomstudio with beautiful ’ l usedas an office, Valuablecorner property. A good buy at.., cnioniMwtlh g largo rooms KROL brick fireplace and a 4 car REALTOR | ...... S6S,O00, iNmat448-0600 inclutlln~ a paneledfamily garage.Additional acreage ¯ I 212South MolD St., Manville,N,J. ,ut R~ER$AV. HraaTSTOWH roomw+th massive ~.Iroplacc, REALTORS882-5000 available. ALLAREA LISTINGS AVAILABLE DESIgEAgLEAREA OF TOWN Ultl’fl-monoro KltCUOn With $’75,ooo. ’ 201-725-1995 I 2 storyhouse, v no room with fireplace, dining room, doahhsolf-elcanlng uven.?.~/., OPEN9-0. Eves.Call 201.359.3245 I kitchenwith range end dishwasher, 4 bedrooms, 2 fu I wcll oppdintedbaths, obnn. .~I£ o )~,,~.. MEMBERMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE finn[ closets, 2 ear attached d Adlerman,Click &Co. balhs,full be¯orient,nicely landscaped. Being sold "a¯ garageand central air. $63,500 CItANI|UItY l i¯" , ...... Reducedto $44,900, I,AWBENCEVILLECOL. IDEALlegation for horse (’~](::~.)2, ~:’~L~.~Real Estate Real Estate ALLENTOWN¯ CENTRAL AIR r’ Lovely3 bedroomranch located in quietro¯idardial ONIAL--copied froman I11th lovers. CountryRanch homo 924.040].t1:’+,"J’;~, ~."J’r’l’,’+ll~,~+, $86,1020 centurydceign, Ultra-modern’ sot on :1+ heautlfullyland- ~7~O .¢--/2 For Sale For Sale neighborhood,Very largo eat-in khchonwith dish- kilchen appointmentswith soaped acres, Living roam --,~ t2y ¯ " ’"%,’=.",t,: ,~,%’t.... ,"*’.’~,-~ ,’%;’;t,..":’,~,’,,; ,’ ...... woahor,spacious carpeted living room, 1 ½baths, full )ylt!tfircplace, 4 bedrooms, 2;,+.. WESTAMWELL TOWNS[lip thlrkplnc cabinets off or whiclt REALTOR’S .; Tremendousinvestment. TERItACEGREEN L baEomontwith 2 partially finishedrooms Et 30’ o! is the familyroom with o log hallm,3corgarsgo,$87,000. PotentialIn the centerof good custombuilt cabinet¯,PrEyeD cyclone fenced yard with burning fh’eplaeo,largo center t+,o~to~htrtN.Wmrr BeautifulBrlekfront Colonial foyor 5 BEI’)IIOOMfarm homeon +/I/¢~r hunthtg cmlntry. 00 acres In a exe,area, censiEtlngof fla0¯tanopotlo, Central air, o¯tablish¯dlandscaping, with flowJagtraffic /r/r,lll.~lOIl’N.Nl.lt YU.V~20mornor less, hpproxtmntolylarguliving re, formaldining ...... Reducedto $39,S00, ImflornIo the livingrage end ’,t,llt~ seres.4’,19’ frontage, t~,~ 2(~0o~gl roa.dfrontage on two re, hugo roe room Iho colonial tit[ring roomItaihs,4cargarago, $711,ooo 609.4,1.8.4250 roans. Smallcottage onone w/fireplace,modern kltcllen, MANVILtE¯ NORTH SIDE, eLEECHER ST. TWN R VERS ¯ es mctlvoly,2~/~ well placed 1or, smallspring fed stream ¯ Throebedroom Cape Cod, livln0 room,dining ualh;4 withdork pine vanities SPLITLI~VEI, ¯ living raom Alter hours &Sundoy Call for largo lake site, Abattt a garage,~,,~ballm, frill 4 largokasomentIxlra, ~2.oar much 11.6year¯ old 2 bedroomtawnhau¯.e in excellent e.o.n- lend lo IIto decor, 2.car at- withfireplnce, tllnll~l area, E.Tul’l~ ’ 4411.2151miles from town, Aaklngonly room,modern kitchen, full bath, enclosedfront d on,Living room, dials0 room tully equippedsit- leched garage ha¯omen[eat-hi kitchoB rec room, :1 It,Vanll so $1500per aero, more, A ’Dr[St to see. chon 15, bath.¯ Cam Iolol P YP oneod basementw h centrnlair, ~11,~%Imdrooms, I.~haths, garngo, 4411.11042 MAGUIREBURKE AGENCY porch, full basement,ROW heating system, ~3,g00 ,h!anl,+’scll ,H11.11711’ . Itcal EatntoBrokor, 609:507. aluminumoldlng, many,many oxlras, bar,Control eli endwall to wallcarpet, Stone patio, OSCARwe LFE RI,IAI,TOR~Tq’/, $37,900, , ...... Redue*dS36,9o9. III(;IITSTOWN 609.397.213(1 LOWTAXES I , ~ , M’LrS DEVONSHIRE ...... invesTORt,+omm el ,d, ...... MO~ - NP.w~o~ - MANVILLE.PERFECT BUDGET HOME ImmoculatoChestorfloltl Colonial slfifatod or llMIW’lIltrl rentspropqrttesl Mini.estateBpaolous 4 Ixlrm, availablefor Immediateoc. 2.storyColon(el, 4 bedrooms,living room,largD professionsy I¯ntlsoo ~oll cornerlot, 4 largobedroom¯ Itnncn,3be¢lronms, , $:108(]0,COI,ONIAL CAPECOD IN ;I bath, expandedranch, cupaney,1st d, foatnreaon. lnl rllMIl~Lw.,i..------Cslm.Coti,4Dctlranms,$,11,000 CItANIIUItYMANOIt, Mulnro I~noledfaro, re, w, fireplaceIrsncoi’oyer, I r/flroplaoo.d, diningroom, kitchen, full bath, full basement, 2½bntl Ivng roomIormsl dining room,kital~n SlIAkE|T&TeNC. ~ oar, W,W,corpoLilllt aren,eat-[nklto~l/2batl| 2rid homounder complete ronovotion,on D 60’ X 100’ tt Ity roomBrick fireplaceIn family room,PoI~ ~=mi=..m~m Ihmea,31tctu’ooms,$:l,l,lg0 dnnligga.!lrr,ealtd.lhts.spe.dn Ihrtmul,Ig, patio,Ingrounq Itasomonh2 car fieraoo, control n/r, w/wcmpollng pluq ¯ " lta(ch, gimdroalns,$~fi~Q numo leaturutg lUlnUaLdlt fl, hns3 hedrooms,2 full llled lot, $36,900, , , . t i i Itllllch~ il h0dromusglll’Ogo, Wog(Iheam colllhgs oral choir pOOl~ all on3 landae.apeoballlslllgS,lUIrm,s oLna[dolo IDle more,,...... $62,E00, ~ooueeseres, semi.Private tomns neouod. Fall Im0emenl, ~ shehone, garn o $:10,60(Il’llllhlgs, 2 Mr,,nnd fnll Ixllll sl,, 1~,~his, fFomPIIIIs,, (15 I oaf ggrL.ooaled n bore of MANVILLE¯ HARRISON AVE, ’ Y g ~411,500I,Ivlng on istfh’,llSfin, Cetlwell ttl’ylm ou k9nil ichoR,fir, ntln, Io N,Y,Aaauntnbla me’t, I ghlatown~eea Ihan (1 me, ALSO,Home AvoidAble NO MONEY DOWN to qusllfled __~ ,/~%,sa3,goo Principals only, II’emTpk, qllallflea for lax Custombuilt 0 roomranch, 3 bodroomu,large buyerwith VA morlgotlo, I"ItANI(LIN TOWNSIIIP-- _ . ~ .. ,v,, . he sniry rat, gnrn.go. Sllleot’o 201.g’1(1.3904, living room,Dozy kltohen, finished booomont, l.oviLLaren, hodrooms, fill J~|ltltzl e(PfllTtt LIl:rll In’ulcllrmanluy pllono owner, rohato,Priced at ~9,t]00,Call 441.2121 3 v,,,., l10g.Wl.l177$’tfl,~l(1, (]00.44,1.177(1, above.groundswimming pool, Manymore oxtruu, 441.1934. ~ltlL%alnoler[ denmtoled ,w,M.,~.~,-,...,~,,.,, . , FOUIt BEDROOM8PI, IT 75’ x 100’ lot ...... $43,000, llawlr¢llhll~nl8ildtillChlItllt , m e Inrnol e o~,. p frt pnal , oonrMombePefMUlt~e .... I,I,~V~hTOWNIIDUSP+--?~j tillPIItIIO 251,9405 l[rcrm loll ~,2eA’grage ..., i ist8n ~erv ee BAItNSAREI4EAUTIPIJLnoslu’flnhloG,I, IIiOrtgago,11o9. 11,’ YOULOVE ’rile lAND. IOllltd(1Owlln 201,329.2831hneolt~lmta quiet cel.do-sno’, :it 1~.MnlgSt,, Cranoury nt o’,ea ¯ buLwant to Im MANVILLE¯ A RAREFIND ¯ LOWTAXES I t fully IIlltllsenll0d,Imtlo, np. 009¯3~5~N44 Andlh[, ohl barnIs ,trl[~. 4,1(1..4411~.WOOltOnlts,after 5 p,la, or ,withincsmmutlng dlslonoo irf plhlneosnlld ether oxtrna ~ tllrall~.SAt.lOg nnLI rpady te ~o .NYpr p)dl, qgmoloal.r v@oy, ThEe2 storyale br[okDOles[el features cozy k[t- it t -- t l i ~12~100, Pr)ncipll[S rally, Can [OIA.O([OI~Irotea Imlq!lo aOlnp, IOSSMOORCONDO, for sidle, oetel le,stitan SO mile, from ohen,panelled dining room, roomy Ilvlng room,2 DOtly n ipoln[nlonl,Tolopllono "WINt VERS¯ Ro(t oed~oc tslon,11 WOO(OU norse eltlloF,We o qnsllO w you u ~Ta nlooolzo bDdrooms,full bath,pantry Drog, full MILLSTONEWOODS (=(11)2117.457,1, co IrhrmhtlummRI d’ row,2 pewo,Tnwn,h.ll~ w th ,p = ix!re,, tl I?,allm, flrepillCO, ll0ro Iij’oonlng I.rnhvory hodroolna,,=huths, BIl’Cllt~m~tlmVer.lttllhlgWOll, q11CIOSOll patio, Ollrpo[s.& h11Eomenl,2’par dotaohod gnr11Qo, 1 bloDk Dff MDIn ____ llvhlg l’°a~nl11111Y’llrlFU!’~’10011el’aStreet, ImmodletoOgDUpanDy ...... $32,300, ESTATES ’00In r ag iron, oat. I r~,@’rondfro!l[ngo,$2°°~/eor°I(~IIIIOR,Irlll°’°lll°lUe°d’Ex°’vnlu°~ 60~.~+]1711. I t,,,~,rvtmreOIt ~AI.I~ I fA’mflllU00alnu~romsfail° ilul[dro,l.nn era d Uah/ooIrark/,lint &,ltlngla MIIlaoao ’/’a,lt, No~..... 10rsoy, " ...... ,nt~t exciting-- kilo el, ,mlyextra, , [111.: wl flnanolilgII i sstnaeto oqualiflal (1%~ 15bllyOr, ~ollr co’11 o inlit II~mgenii ’ naRIt y IlleIIIII[OOO0Ulllln0Y, $31,900 , qAffPWlNDSOIt--I(1~ttnwI~sos,or h)glnholwoon,Allero CHARNESKI& BONGIORNO Custombtdlt homeson mblmumof 1 acreheavily nlk ~ poolslcnl1111 courla, ,, , ,, BAItlIENN’I’ATI¢I,ANI)CO,alrlrlgego,gvnilah o 4 Ixlrm w[IhlllIlllCklnlt tltsteIlOO ef woodedlots, Individualhomo cites riled available Itll.~: II:0UIIII.~,W~,dk Io Ixmea, ,I, II, MAltI IN,Itl,;AI,IOR, 2 Iml]i~CplonlnlCI to, eenlrAI it moot,,lnrso ,llOWS, RoDItore&Ingurors aCllO]11, SlIOppillg COlliers, Prllmol°lllalu Rrokor ovopt,o!td tonY. elJlb We f~l for purohasg,Located on MillstoneRd, 1 ½miles ")9t, .l 1(131414 ¯ (I(1HIIAII4t~0~~NIIS°nllSl,r lUI’, Itnl iSlsomont,w/w per. wenllVO tllO I)ea~ (}I nll WDrlns 42S, MainSt., Manvlll southof Flauto33, SlUllllliS 2 Ixlrln,9 hlllhtlnlL, ’ " ,, fi(]0.g’J4,605A Im[iltg,NaFllgO, [AI1doo.a~d I/3 Irate,I nLt~ ,we tlou.t~va r help to 0 oii( + got.hi kltohnll, Inrgo ~ t 201.722.0070 Developednnd Built by 0toI,go f110[ll[y, eOIlll~tlldly, h°t’° 1,17,B0 It1Dh." IlSO,Donlrl (1Ix ’11,eli,’,1 SOlII,UlIII,) Ile11[fllr,J l0 (109.021//~x°°nII itt l W Y,UIIII lhglap, clul ioIla0, Cllr torl & cull|gin ,,-,...,+..,.-,.rim ~ ~tmn~.~.Pnrtwrv.. _ IWI~8QUAD III ¯ :1 h¯nlngItou. on Wed,, Thur., I. Frl, hlohlgSySWNtS, lno, dosplOII pllt[O,I’lh s11AI ttn°llrlmagllflh°(litIll yt COYOte altO0(["huo~IDrh o,Uppl,ltlt~ 3=,Ita/,,Jlall+ioouootW.nlpo,w/Dxlrpa,qpKrdal gol’oflrDphlO°’wnntlod~llf+baSelllOnllnt,51,0(101/2 and pokforTho AmwollVglloy lull Ivll1201,72|,$|,14 Cidl I~tlll ,Ifl,l.~frTflhplwelql t) Itdlh +~~ t,nh hl,~t,lmaYD, BDIP~SPP+TP0~ ,O"i,l,o~’O’Vl, IM,i&troD,, O,li~ p’" t C1111 $+7:"i~(1°rr°ptllt~17(1m°’r’ItmDl,tVlmIra^me I,+.?.’. ovo,1,,iKS"°tIr°’11°ntal+’°"W°°~+’lIISc,,,~l,r~Woo,=, I Ily l)oo I hlkoO ,,,+~ ,~ +nea.qn’.,,=’..... ~01111&024,7/??, (}~,4(1(1.3+(11h 11n~1110, 60(1,4,13.1~?, 9,u, ...... : tall[tin11,~0443.4004, 16-B Thursday, November13,197,~ ! TooLate ¯ RealEstate RealEstate RealEstate Too Late, TooLate For Sale For Sale For Sale ToClassify ToClassify ToClassify Statetv networkwill air FORSALE TWIN RIVERS - Move BELLE MEAD’-- RECEN- GARAGESALE-Misc GE W’NDO FAN.0; FEMALE--to sherebeuse--v ,,="ec als- ,, u=nlan anytime new to spring. TLY BUILT COLONIALcn a PENNA.DUTCH des’lgn 9 kitchen items including deck WEBCORRecord Player. $35. located in Chambersburgof On issue Ccntem~rary3BR sphtlevcl.. P/J acre lawnedlot in a lovely oven,heavy duty ranges, other 151 N. MainSt., Hlghtstown Trenton. Rentreasonable. Call ...... room country hem% bath cafeteria equipment,,d!shes, mornings, before 3 p.m. 609-939-8122...... Negotiable price. Assumable young community. 4 pgts &pans, tables ana enairs, 7F~ mortgage. Good bedrooms, 2½baths panelled electric beat, fireplace 9 also duplicating equipment.10 Acoordlngto the prcgral~ location. Manyextras. Byfaro y room, lull basemeot, 2- acres, stream. Old barn 30 x a.m. tc6p.m. Sat. Nov. 15 Twospecials on ~wJ’orsey Attoi’ocy General I~yland owner609-448-2606. ~ car garage, fully air- 60. $27~5O0terms. 1968VWsedanwlthsuoroof- EARLY MORNINGPubllcTclevtsiouwillquentton cameiotothecaneusa"frlend "Dr. Ifeifctz maintainsa: ¯ cooditioned gas heated, storm COLONIALHOMEin~nasant Westminster Choir College rebuilt engine. 25,600 miles established newspaper tremendous respect for th6 campus, age Excellent condition. 2 delivery route available In various aspects of the con- of the court," to makecertain windows, extra imulatians, ¯ that arguments upholding patient’s right of. self-’ COMPL’ETE PRWACY-- city and underground ser- setting, 7 rooms all con- - snowtires Included.Call after Hightstown-E.Windsor area. trovcrsial KarenAnn Qulolan determinallnn and feels that Lawrencevillc,ideal for small vices¯ Full range of homevcniences, excellentconditiou. 6:30, 201-359-6339. 609.655-4200. caseandpossibility of change modern state laws were LOSTMALE Boxer -- fawn & .in the definitioncf death, presented to the judge. withexisting laws, patients do’ children. Charming3 bedroom appliances, 2 cars and some Barn 2 car garage. 5 acres, oct have freedom of choice: home. Almost 1 acre ex- furoiture available¯ Priced at Prced $31,900. Terms. white. Reward.6O0-~7-61~4. ART INSTRUCTION in FOLKART BAZAAR-sale of The first, "Death and the Current legislation would Maintenancecf Life Tbrough consider as hemocide the when confronted with a’ captienally landscaped.Stone $67 900 for quick sale to .RANCH--3budrooms, built in Painting and Drawinggiven crafts from around the world de~tslon~ regarding their own ~rroot,f rcp_’lacc,~unpordb, etc. principals’ only. 201-359-2112. appliances in excellent, OLDTOWNCANOE-18’,$150.by Guild Artist Laurence at Morris Museum-dailyl0. Extraordinary Means," will withdrawalof oxtra.ordinnry ~ be lrcduced locally by’ the means of keeping the future existence. Mr. Porzin, t ~65 600. Call owner. 609.~t- ~ ’condition.12 x 12 storaf~ebldg. Mni-b ke, $65. Call days, ~09-Grceoberg. For farther in- 5pro. Sun- 2.Spin. ThruNov. on~ the other hand feels 6237.Principals only. 1.25 acres, 15 miles to 395-0444,eves. ~5-1208. formation609-448-5912. 18. ’ network and seen Thursday, ’comatose Karnn Quinlan ,rw1~.Tt~la1~.ne _ ~ h,,arcom ~ ~ strongly that no one hea the’ Nov.13, at 8 p.m. on channels alive. Dr. Cookserved as an right to make God-llkel 1970 FIAT 124 Spider - Needs DESKWALNUT $45, table UNIQUEAIDPROGRAM 23, 50, 52 and58. expert witness. as~umabL~~ort~%3.615~Y body and front end work. Asts peanan finish $35, Lazy ~oy . - Usingthe Quinlancase an a The second program "The decisions wherehuman life is ’ $350 Ca11609-799-0O06 rccliner/rocker$75clothes jr. Aiding the parents o~ backdrop,two participants in Right tc Dic (Or Live)," concerned." ,~, size 7-9, missesCoats size 9. children with birth defects Is the case will quastiouwhether .pert of the "Firing Line" ownersoffer ata reduention a extras. ~l, u, rer~’s.IS woodedacrd SEASONEDFIREWOOD --.201.297-5474. thealmof"ParenttoParent," medicaland legal definitions ’series on the network,and will JENNIE’S DEATH newly painted williamsburg . ’ .m~edland. Ideal spot for an hardwoods, 1 cord delivered ~ a new and unique programIn Colonial near Washington ~ . "A trame cr cabin. Stream, cf death in human beings beshownSaturday,Nov 13,at The concluding episode of’ ¯ $55.609.466-3714. 1968VWSEDAN--W/sunroof.Mercer County. Host Ruth shouldbe redefiocdand,if so, 7 p.m. Crossing Park¯ Uniquely JAMESBURG- 3 bedroom spring, large r6ad frontage. rebuilt engine~ 25,600 miles Alampi focuses cn the ob- "Great Performances --’ positionedcn a large cornerlot colonial all new kitchen, $7500.Terms. by whom.They arc William Itest William Buckleywill Jennie: A Past and A Future" 4 ROOMMONMOUTH JCT -- age. Ext. coati. 2 snow tires jectives and functions of the Hyland, Attoroey General of discuss the patient’s fight to flanked by woodedareas this immaculate condition. Just couple preferred, 201-297-3451included. 201-359-6839.Call program with coordinator begins with Jennie’s third: homeclsc offers a d screet $38,900. Sentry, Broker 201- SNYDERREALTY. the State of NewJersey; and die cr live with RalphPorzlo, ’ ~usqucnanna,~ ra. eves. after 6:30 p.m. Hanna Fox on "Jerseyflle" marrigc and ends with her chain llnk fenced kennel area 521-1611. Dr. Stuart Cook, neurologist attorney for physiciansin the untimely dealth. The program:. for dog lovers. 717-853-3747 -- which will be colorcast with the NewJersey Schoolof Quinlancase, and Dr. Milton Freellsts. Monday,Nov. 24 at 13:30 p.m. will be aired Saturday,Nov. 22~ includes 4 bedrooms ROSSMOORRESALE SALE-- Frl-Sat., 10-4 Medicine. Diane Betzendahl Helfotz, neurosurgecn and at 9 p.m. oo N.J. Public large enough COOPERATIVEMANOR p.m, bunk beds, dishware and Saturday, Nov. 29 at 9;30 will moderate, author of the "Right to Die." 2. full baths ADULTCOMMUNITY baby buggy, games, misc. 4 p.m. on NewJersey Public TelevisionChannels, 23, 50; 52~ office. A ttlGHTSTOWN- 2 BR, bath, ~YARDWolfeDave, Rlllsborougn. Television Channels 23, 50, 52 ..... and 58. PRICED FOR QUICKSALE featuring French lvrm, darm, kit, basement i Twcbedrooms, 1 bath single playroom, a!l appl. $33,600. ’72 CHEVYCamare $2695 oversized 2 car ga 609-448-7826. Brown,4-speed, 43,000 miles. ~full dry basement .’ story unit. Lovely enclosed l and living are~ patio wall to wall carpeting, ’66TRIUMPHTR4A $1295 features include I, draperies, crystal chandelier, CRANBURYMANOR wall-to-wallcarpet t Green,4-speed, overdrive, manyextras. Priced for share PRINCIPALSONLY 60500mi. light fixtures cu~ ~ of stock $18,500 plus FHA curtains slate floor in foyer, mortgage balance at 51/4% Beautifulbl-level, 4 bedrooms, ’74 KARMANNGHIA $3200 large closets built-in kitchen assumbaleto qualified buyer. l~& baths, eat-in kitchen, Green, mint condition, stick, family room with fireplace, formal dieing roomwall/wall 17,000miles. formal dining roomand large THEMGMT CORP. INC. carpeting~ paneled family liviog room. Central air OFN.J. room,patio, central air. ~/~ ’72 DATSUNPickup . $2295 conditioning. Immediate BROKERS-DEALERS acre. Goodcondition. $49,000. Green camperlop 43,000 Occupancy¯ High 60’s. 127 SUSSEXWAY ¯ After 6 p.m. weekdays, m]es. Eveningsonly: 609-737-0391. JAMESBURGN.J. anytime weekends. 609-443- EXIT8A N.J. ’r rpk. 3445. ’73 CHEVYVEGA wagon $2395 ¯ 609-605-2770 White,stick, air conditicned, HOPEWELLBORO ROSSMOOR CONDOMINIUM 46,600miles. - anadult community, 48yrs. Commercialcorner in townHOUSFotlUNTERS BARGAIN of age cr over,Vermont model ’72 VOLVO 125Swagon $3295’ havingfour buildings and five -- cf me year.5 bedroomrhsa]e, moving to Florida.Green automatic air con- rentableunits. Owner willhold model home on one acre in W/Wcarpet, enclosed patio d tioned,50,000 mites. mortgagefor qualified buyer. Hidden Lakes, Looded with w/storm windows, custom Pleasemquire. cxtras-rugs,drapes, curtsins~ built" cabinets on pate& ’snVfU’.VO142Swaoon~1~a air condlticndr, tlreplrice, carpc!~ drapes &r~ds I~lus’ I~avy-b’luestick ~600n~il~’: Many people have found ~is alarm sy.stem plus much upright treezer ana other ’ ’ ’ t~,pe cf ownership to ce more. Easily worth $160,600. avphances, yet priced below ’~gVnLVO142Scou,~e¢~ann hnaocia lly rewarding Selling fcr$74 900. Call 201-446- tfi~ newmodels. 660-655-3145. 13eige,stick, air, 76e,600n~i’l~s’:. whether one is single cr 4038. married. Live in one apart- ~ JAM~oom ’73TRIUMPHTR6Roadster meatof thisgracious colonial HIGHTSTOWN AREA -- 2 $3900 and rant out the other two bedroom townhcuse, lZ/z Ranch, 5years new,2.zone gas ¯Yellow43 600miles apartments. Separate little baths, living room, dining heat, 1-½ baths, fall basement " .... -- building eextto main housefor room,ent-in kitchen finished and garage. $44,990. Sentry [~-’llllitvJf~v~ls/A’lll owner’s use. Asking $62,600. family room in basement IBroker,201-521-1611. - i:tltll(~[li,1,jtild[¢]-_ll[e]P~l fully carpeted, central .air Full of grace and charm,this storms and screens,gas grill, CAP--ms, ’__...._..d’~/.,[[.~ggil__ homeis onecf the nicest cldall appliances, humidifier. All dinlngronm,largelivingrccm ~’esidenccs in Hopewell, reasonable offers will be with nice heated sunporch, . PiIOTOGRAPIIY containing 3 BR, P/~B, consideredby owner.Call any large 2.car garage. All oe a ...... fireplace’ ,den.Reduced to eveningafter6 p.m.or nicely landscapeR2.7acre lot ByCreatlveGraphics 99,500 anytimeon weekends.609-449- with trees and fruit trees 4742. galore. Terms available to Total photographic ¯ LAWRENCETWP¯ qualified buyer. AsKing scrvlees $49,500. Wehave a delightful rancher SO. BRUNSWICK-- owner Frank Paparo for the discrimlantingbuyer, anxiousto sell hi-level house,4 COLONIAL- 4 bedrooms, Amongother features, it has bdrms 3 baths living rm, formal dining room, 2-½ 609-799-3409 aluminumsiding, tbarm0panc dining rm, kitchen, family rm, baths, lovely paneled family windaws, flagstone pahc, 3 roc room, dee, w/w carp, room with fireplace many GARAGESALE - pull table, BIt, 2½Band central air. perch i)atic 2-car garage, 1/2 extras included. All on I plus patio umbrella, large rouod Asking$68,000. acre let & many extras, acres with horsebarn and slate top, canniogjars gar- Reducedto $52,000. 201-329- corral. Asking $O0,~0. dening tools, neat junk. 11 GUINNESSAGENCY 2130. Johnson Dr. Belle Mead.(No. MID JERSEY/REALTY. of Rto. 518on 206,turn Idtat Joan S. Kroescn Route206,BclleMoud,N.& tlarlingen Church, follow Realtor LAWRENEVILLE COLO- 201-359.3444 signs) 10:30-4 tim, Sat;Nov. 2W.Broad Street, llcpewell NIAL-- 4 largebedrooms Realtors 2M.L,S.13. Raindate Sun. Nov.16. 609-456-1224 spacians living room, family _____._:~..._: Mcmberof MLS room woodburamg firepmce. Licensedin N.J. andPa. Fcrmal dining roomand large CONVENIENTLYLOCATED ’ YARDSALE -- Sat. & San., cat.in kitohcn. 2½ baths, .Castombullt41xlrmcalontsl. Nov.14 & 15, I0 to 4, ?.39 central air, low$70’s. 609&96-3/4 acre woodedsite. Prof. Probusco Rd~, Twin Rivers. FARMETTE3 ACRES PLUS 1261. decorated.Spaciousentryhall QuadIll, To~s, sre, appl., BARN.2 miles So. of Rt. 202 & living room, Kitchen ms housni~uldgooas, snows & reg. Tryingto find customersin Central and the vlllaun of Three breakfast area, 2½ baths tires (H78-14)good condition, Bridges in tllllsborough attached 2-car garage, full sports equip,,etc. Towushlp. Under constructlnn CATIIEDRALCEILING basement, mlnutca from cn3wocdcdacres withe view RANCIt- A truly ImPressive Junction train station, Many is this 3 bedroom emmtryllvingroumw!thsoarlngcelllng extras, moveIn condition. NEW IIOPE-Ihdrm. apt. residcoce with 4th bedroomcr sod beautlfm parquet floor Is Almost lmm, occupan.c,y, avol alterDec, Ist in con- Jersey withoutadvertising in any den. 23’ roe, room with only one local paint of this Principals only. lllgh ~6~s. temporarytowohousc, All fireplace and beamedceiling, lovely home.O0 a corner lot ~J-7~9-35uT,seep u’ymt~. clcc{rle washer, dryer, dlsh- Formeldtningroomaodcat-ln with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 washer. Carpeting drapes, cmmtrykllchnn. 15’ x 2Yliving walk.inclosets end cnntral air. pan, tennis sauna. In. .It also features a wall/wall 2 BDRM.Twnhse with 1 largo ~llvidually controlled heat & rOOmroom,22~/~car cversizedbaths’ laundrygarage, brick flrcpheo In the faml!ybdrm. split for extra cnntra a/c Burglar & fire fu[lfroot portico wlt]l massl~’oroom and another flrepmccin flexibility, Manyextras alarmsystem. $’200, Call 215- of the 7 Packetnewspapers is about cmuams.12’ x m’ Imrn with the bascmnnt, Musttic seen, thruout house. Mid30’s, 660. 862-9380offer 5:~ p.m, hayloft. Priced at $749o0. CoilAsking $64,600. ~0-10112, llulhlor at (201)359-75O0, P, Same house as ahove with CRANBURYSPLIT I.EVEL- SALEBY OWNER-- 5 rm, 19611DODGI~ DART -- 4 dr,0 I paooramicviews ou 5,5 acres A 3 bedroom,l-~k bath home cyl., vinyl top, auto, PS, I with paml site, $79,O00.Both wllh dining area and I car spaclousranc.h,Kendall Park, as easy as findinga paperclip in rooldcnccs reauy for pp. garage in one of tile prettiest 3 Ixlrms,, 2 baths, ~argukit- reliable rcnr spceker,engine I CUlmocyby Dec. 1, 1975, villages around, $53,1}00, ellen, 20 ft, ImndedTamlly good condlllon newmuffler, I Choose ~our own Interior rm,, carl~tcd Ilvlnfi rm, & water pamp, heater, rudlo, I colors ued carpeting, 2 REDROOMTOWNIIOUSE - harms,, covereu uagstone good gas mllea, go, somebody 1 to quad I of TwloRivers.this Imtlp, .[larage & Ig, s~orago work,$750 or nestof far, O09.I homocan be porchased by a sheu, ueat.tllful.ly hndscaped443-3?54, lo0 x 200 lot puls trees, one this 110 compartmentdesk. ~FOil SALEBY OWNER-- qualifiedVA lowbuy.or uown with payment, a FIIA or b]ockf.remN,Y,oxpreashus& Neat 4 bedroumColonial In $34,5O0, snapping, Assumableincr. IIOUSEMATE¯wented to WestWlodsar, Central air ~age at 5%%,Omy. ~5.,0O0, shgro Imus‘aopposite. E.Qt(ad condlllonh~g,I ecrclovely ACREAGE t;allo0l.~7.1OSfl,No nroaers, wha4 stnuonts, Mouornkit. cmmtrysetting, Vegetables, 60 ACIIESfarmland, South ehcn, wusbor, dryer and TItE PRINCETONP tCKET h’nlt, rose gordnn, Low$70% Brunswick,$3,B,~0 per ac, r.o, Wr[loBox //0:1136, c/o Prla. 7 ROOMSPIJT LEVEL-- Io’lvato room, Call-O00.021. ,cetnaPn,,kct, IO ACRES,Soum Brunswlcz, plaster w, alls, fireplace, 2~/= 12o0, (609)924-3244 $5,O00Imr acre, baths, alrconditioned, Pr, I ACRE,Millstone Township Twp,by owner, $64 000, 609. Woodedbuilding lot, $I0,00~, 1124.2040OXI, 7, CAPE COD -- llouso la C RISTMASPUP. or now, " Prlneetoa Junction , ko now AI,COTTA(|ENOY . PoeII.os, lmc.kete~toy.~~t,or small eoaditioo, 3 bedrooms,ow’ 5 N,M Ihh SALEIIYOWNER-NlcosI~u mllualurcs,Most color goes TheFranklin NEWSRECORD kitchen,ha , o’go vnganl Pr eeto~Jot,,N,h 3 RR, It~ bath homo. Ip ~junl[ty,,I)omaraalan tiny TheManville News ilhlhql area, full hasemont, O09.799.O050 ]llghtetown, close toaehoom~ lemno uoaatles,Stir0, Ilur. E3eolloat far commuter, ..... ntstoNYC, Loadedwlllloxtra mose cats, mlnolo, free (201) 72s. 300 (201)725-3300 Asking$47,(IOO, Call early ItOSSMOOItCoadonlnhm.2 & i)reed to soJ at ~0,O00, wlthaut papersor f00, with mnrnhlgar eves,O01).~9.~199, he( room ear )otod Interoaleuprincipals call O09, ~pors,~1.3~0.1143tl, ¯ throug)]qut[ air, e.fielo3ed 4411.02113, " porcul(Ionl cornar(ocatlon ~ - TWI~- Quad II, 9 Walk to golf, ,pool, elub.houlta, I, LLSOeOV n "~" ¢lllii nu,mnna wr~,k.mmnnn ,,,nm~, ,., ,~,,,~,,..,.,=~,.,--,-.,,.,~ , ,,nnn ~ .... IIOOEKIgI~PINGaselatant flit, Spilt level,,Lake vlew~ ~’~["99"9,/":" nu~,%]~{l’."~:~’lT~’~ hyewnarahdrm, ranelhlargo part time, mtmt be ox. nlliy t.’pt(I t finlsnedhasomont ...... ’ "" ...... imay.ily,tronl!, lot, App~.neoa)crloneedIn nil pl]‘asea o[ D!llhl, Maltyuxtre3, $4o,5o0, -~~ avallaUlewill| II(}tlFlO,~JOliiag aeeeu!ltlag, Busysince .lit¯ (201) 3s9.oeso uall evesIP~a,600.4,13.3704, ’[’WIN RIVER8-- IIUAI} II 3 for $4,1dX)0,(1(10,405.9010 after me~plloro,(101).709.3710 for 7"I/£CENTRJtL POST, hcdroom~ li&" sill,, p,m, appt, II1(1I,awr( nc(1I,(lcl,q(/I; TWN riVERS--Seer [iqo-- Tawnhouso FIIA f Imnc ~g (201)297-3434 3.1R ~pllt eve twdaa, (!reliable to. (llal[f~xl b yof 10~1MEItCEI)I~S . 320.F, i (609)896,9100 I)remhmlwended Iot, llolteo In ~e nl.f n e I~ o bnnomant, ]OO LaTe gl,.~t~hallo, qag aerecently Taint eondltlnnw/nil extra~, $n5,~,~.4.,‘1.4~0, ’enldlt, Nurtlst, mmreel, now ?’,~=nst~iim, mtK, ,hint reduced To Classify’ lalttory, Call lifter g pmlob W/NDSO-/na//TS H gaLD to t’ILfio0,000,44,1.3406, ’ ’WINItlVI~R~. -- Ql}at~II., 3 159,40~0, , xlr twl~ so onlunt, no~irabo TwIN ItlVE!t8 , 3 Bit location, flldslloll’hasomoll¢, (OMEt MI~RCUtY, .?1, ASS()ItTI~D ilAIIY "FUIb (6o9)44e.soos ’rowldlnuito, Assume?~% ~0{},a[np,.fiorvIt~, gall grill~ 1111,0001n11~,S1100,0oodcond, NI’rUItE -- Crib, i~aaalnot, MorlgaKo,Mimy cxti’(dl, O00, ioa{ilxi wit(i oxtrag,143;000, iK$,P’,H,50‘1‘1 ar 024,01198, carriage,olo, O09,4411,101}3, ,44‘1.4,100, 1109.4,1‘1.1710,,