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Secondclass postagepaid at Manville,N.J. 08835 $,1.50 a year/15 cents per copy Vol. 25, No. 24 Twosections, 40 pages Thursday, June 16,1977 O’Connorplan rew’sed; Villagers mayget parking

hy Carol thmt Mr. Silver said he wassatisfied that restaurant, whichhe will expandto a Special Writer Ihe new parking provisions, added to total capacityof 440 dining roomseats emptyspaces adjacent to the bank Mr. and250 in the cocktail lounge. A group of Franklin residents upset O’Connor plans to include in the He is the owner of a large by the proposed developmentof the development, would supply the restaurant on Mountain Avenue in Colonial Farmsproperty met with the Villagers with adequate parking Warren, O’Connor’s Steak and Ale developer, Jack O’Connor and his facilities during their performances. House, housed in what was once a attorney, Peter Campbell, at the Mr. O’Connor’soriginal site plan, farmhouse. He has said that parking Colonial Farms restaurant on Men. which included a large restaurant, at the Warrenlocation is inadequate day, June 6. bank. and nine shops, parking ap- and that he wishes to avoid a similar Representatives of the Villagers peared to be insufficient. Whenhe problemwhen the Franklin restaurant Barn Theater, whose future in requested that the Villagers find off- is expanded. Franklin has been threatened by site parking, the Villagers im- Mr. Silver said he respondedto Mr. inadequate parking provisions in the mediately began seeking other sites O’Connor’soffer to add new perking O’Connor development, were also for their theater, including areas andeliminate the nine shopsin a letter present¯ They were accompanied by outsideof the township. sent this week to the Board of Ad- their attorney, HerbSilver. justment. In a telephone interview early this DURING PUBLIC iIEARINGS Writing on behalf of the Villagers, week, Mr. Silver related that as a earlier this month,Mr. O’Connorsaid Mr. Silver asked the board to approve result of deliberatians during the he was anxious to provide adequate plans for the developmentas they now meeting, Mr. O’Connor offered Is parking spaces for the Colonial Farms stand¯ (See O’CONNOR,page 16-A) i iii iL! i ¯il i :!i’ supply additional parking by eliminating all the shops he had hoped to construct on tile Colonial Farms property. ~’i%IJ=’’ Publicstill balks at .... i,’i.:,- :" .~’.~ ’.~c’.:.’-".~,’,:’?:’.~’. ::~" .’., .’~’ ’: " BESIDESTIlE IIESTAUItANT,the theater and an antique store already operating on the property, only a bank Racersin the field rounda difficult bendduring lest week’sU.S. junior cycling teamselections in Griggstown.An article aboutthe event,and additional pictures building will be included in the new appearon page14-A. (Steve Goodmanphoto) developmentplan. board’s racial plans

by Jane Petroff residents, Ms. Salzmansaid the tests ManagingEditor "have frightened a lot of parents. An News notes exodus has begun, and I want it to The Boardof Educationis beginning stop¯ Think, board.¯." Mayor storms from chambers to suffer from the Sisyphussyndrome. Ms. Salzman enumerated the Every time it seems to have pushed projected housingdevelopments in the the racial distribution issue a pace up townshipwhich she believes will bring the bill, the public pushesit backdown the population fromthe current 34,000 Villagers opens"Dial M for Murder" following outburst over JFK Iwo paces¯ to 50,000residents within the next five In a regular board meeting on years. The Villagers Barn Theater has announced the opening of the Monday,June t3, residents continued "Wehave not taken time to analyze by Carol HJunt disapproval was that the community more compatible with the master to resist plans offered to date for growth, or the numbers of people mystery play "Dial M for Murder" on Friday evening, June 17. Special Writer center wouldbe used by outsiders and plan¯ public review. Plan I, which would cominginto the township,"she said. A Directed by Tony Adase, the play will run every Friday, Satur- that it should be mainly for towr~hip During Ihe public portion of the have Franklin Park transformed into shift to an over-all K-6 programwould day and Sunday night through July 10. A furious MayorFisherstormed out residents, meeting, At Csekc, the owner of a a kindergarten through fourth grade entail an "enormousupheaval" which In reply, Councilman William ’bicycle shop on Hamilton Street, f The mystery play, written by Frederick Knott, tells the story of the council meeting on r~hursday, facility with 95 of its present students would have to be repeated "all over June 9, because, he said, he was being Howardstated, "People who"are not expressed his extreme annoyance bused up to Pine GroveManor School, again" in a few years, she added. of a husband who employs a hired gun to murder his wife, who verbally attacked by Joan Finueane, a townshipresidents use other facilities with over 30 acts of vandalismon his is the only remainingalternative of Residents echoed Ms. Salzman’s he believes is involved with another man. In a twist of fate, the spokesmanfor the ConcernedCitizens in the township,why should this be any property. the five that have been officially discontent, bringing up complaints assassin is killed and the wife is accused of his murder. of Franklin Townshipand a frequent different." "Noone has ever been arrested, and considered¯ ranging from what one called the past Katherine Paul plays the role of the wife, and David Shreve complainer concerning truck traffic TIlE COUNCILalso passed an what are you going Is do about it," he The possible reorganization of the "raping of Franklin Park School"to a onJFK, amendment to a salary ordinance demanded. Hecontinued,’*lhaveasix entire elemenlarypopulation into a K- desire to defy the Office of Equal ’" appears as the scheming husband. Ms. Finueanedidnot realize that the raising the salary of the township foot fence around the shop. two dogs, 6 structure was adamantlyopposed at Educational Opportunity’s mandateto Ticket reservations can be made by telephoning the theater at meeting had been adjourned. She managerfrom $24,100 to $25,500, the and an alarm system and nowI can’t Monday’s meeting by board member redistribute the school population by 873-2710. Students and senior citizens are admitted at reduced angrily cried out, "Youhaven’t let me township clerk’s from $13,900 to even get insurance to cover window Janet Salzmaa. next fall’s reopening. prices on Friday and Sunday evenings. present my petition on JFK with 812 $15,000 and the magistrate’s from damagebecause of repeated claims." "I feel that any plan we comeup Mary Scaly, a Pine Grove Manor names." $9,000to $10,000.The salaries of the Harry Gerken, township manager, wilh should reflect the feelings of the parent, asked if a representative from manager and the clerk have made said he would speak to the chief of entire community.I feel, too, that the O.E.E.O. could meet with parents TIlE PETITIONasks the council to periodic jumpsfrom those with which police immediately following the shifting 600 to 800 kids is somethingwe at some future date. "Have you done oppose the transition of JFK into a they were hired in 1975. The manager meeling and have the chief cometo are just not ready for," Ms. Salzman anything about this yet?" she asked Supervisedplaygrounds open June 27 four-lane highway which would in- was employedat a salary of $20,000 the next meeting to discuss the said. board president Harry Van Houten. crease the truck traffic, and to oppose andthe clerk at a salary of $11,500. problemwith the council. Alluding to the state educational Showingsigns of strain, Mr. Van turning over the road to the county. A zoning change affecting the assessment scores which have been a Supervised playgrounds will open June 27 in ten locations, The citizens groupis also asking that World’s Fair Communitywas passed SUGGESTIONSwere offered by the cause for concern among some (See BOARD,page 16-A the Parks and Recreation Department announced today. The the speed limit be reducedto 45 miles- providing for a light manufacturing audience to help curb incidents of activities will take place from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, and will con- per-hour, zonewith a 100foot buffer betweenit crime in the Hamilton Street area. tinue through August 5. All children who have completed kin- The meeting had been quietly ad- andthe residential area. Noprovisions Suggested were: the use of foot journed following lengthy public for a park was included because ac- patrols, better lighting, and citizen "dergarten through ninth grade are welcome. Entrance is free of discussion and Ms. Finaeane claimed cording to planner, Mariam Kiss, patrol units with CBradios¯ charge except for a $1.50 mandatory insurance. A special she had not heard the adjournment. "you do not zone for parks." She Councilman Hichard Messner roving craft instructor will visit each playground once a week MayerFisher said later that if Ms. added, "Any provisions for parks emphasized that efforts are being along with the regular scheduled games, crafts and events. The Finucana had asked to be recognized must be madein site plans." madeto help alleviate the problemin ina reasonable manner he wouldhave Thomas Cafferty, township at- that area. He continued, "With the following playgrounds will be open: Bascom, Castleton, re-openedthe meeting,but he felt her torney, indicated that the reason for addition of more police officers, Dunham Lebed, Franklin Park.Phillips, Griggstown, Mid- outburst to be out of order, so he left the change from commercialto light raising the force to 63 officers, that dlebrtsh, Nassau, Pine Grove and Quarry. the meeting saying, "I’m the mayor manufacturing was to makethe area should certainly help." and I have the right to adjourn a meeting." During a telephone interview, Teencenter sponsorsArt Center trip Mayor Fisher stated, "At no time duringthe public portion did I seeMs. The Parks and Recreation teen center, located in the Phillips Finucane’s hand raised, so I did not knowshe wanted to be recognized." Townhousesrequested School on Route 27 in Franklin Park, is sponsoring a trip to the Garden State Art Center on June 23. Hall & Oates will be the FOLLOWINGIIER OUTBURST, byCarolllunt Hamilton,who heads site plan reviewe featured performers. A limited number of tickets are now on Ms. Finacane, was quickly supported Special Writer for the Environmental Commission, sale at the teen center for the price of $6.25, transportation in- by others in the audience. People have voiced similar reasons for oh- crowdedaround MaryDuffy, township Townhooses,proposed by Royal and jecting Is the development now cluded. For information call Parks and Recreation 297-7330 or clerk, tolisten to a tape replay of the Mary Reynolds, were the single proposed by the Reynolds. The 297-7331, or stop in at the center. meeting. After playing backthe end of consideration of the Board of Ad- reasons they gave are as follows: Ibe meeting several times, manywere justment at their meeting on Thur- L 35% of the property will be still not sure they had heard Mayor sday, June 9. covered with buildings, driveways, Fisher’s words of adjournment. The proposed townhonsss would be and sidewalks causing excessive Bike safety rodeo hitches up at Conerly Ms. Duffy did agree with residents located off Easton Avenue.Plans call destruction to the natural vegetation. that Mayor Fisher had not asked if for construction next to Easton North 2. The high density, proposing seven anyoneelse from the public wantedto Apartments,but set further back from unils per acre whichis equivalent to speak, whichhas been his customary the avenue, three and one.half houses per acre, practice. The original proposal, made two makesthe density three times greater ? Franklin will hold a bicycle safety rodeo at the Conerly Road years ago by another developer, called than what is acceptedin the property’s School from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Satuday, June 18. All young . Ms. Finucaneshouted, "Whatis this, Soviet Russia, no freedomof speech." for 262 units. The developerinstituted . present zoning. :people in the township are encouraged to participate in the She was calmed by Ms. Duffy who court action against the townshipafter 3. There will be an increased runoff into a steep ravine bordering the back seven-statinn course, specially designed to test bike riding skills. agreed to accept the petition. The the Boardof Adjustment turned down his proposal, of the property wiiich now offers Thirty prizes will be awarded to the highest-scoring children township clerk subsequently sent copies to the entire council and the Followingtwoyears of litigation, the natural drainage. Because of the in grades one through six. A special award will also be given to planner, numberof units declared acceptable destruction of natural vegetation, the top scorer in the junior (ages 12-14) and senior (ages 15-18) for construction at the EastonAvenue sloping property, and paving, the runoff will be substantially increased. categories. The awards will be donated by the Franklin State IN OTIIERACTION at the meeting, site wasset at 131, hall" the original the council voted to allow the ex- number proposed. ’ Mr. Stutzman also indicated con- Bank, Somerset Hills and County Bank, the Police Benevolent The Reynolds have requested the cern that adequate recreational Association, and the Franklin Jaycees. Travelers Insurance Co. penditure of $78,000 for a bond or- dinanee towardthe construction of the board’s approval for the erection of facilities are not includedin the plan. will contribute the necessary equipment for the rodeo. Hamilton Park CommunityCenter. t44 units. This omission maycause greater use % The Jaycees and the police department will also conduct a This is the local share of a larger The Environmental Commission of the Rutgers Heights park, he and a group of Easton Avenuearea believes. safety inspection of each bicycle, and will register all unlicensed federal grant whichwill be awarded for the construction of the center, residents whoare creating a "citizens The next Board of Adjustment bikes. delayed by court action for two years, association" have joined in opposition meeting on the subject will be held Despitethe fact that the council was to the development. July 7. At that time, further testimony , andinside... ordered by the courts to approve the The citizens association originally from the developer will be taken. bond ordinance and aware that they formed whenthe first proposal was Accordingto Mr. Stutzman, whenever arts ...... 1-A wouldbe in contemptof court ff they put before the board nearly four years statements from the public are A little night music calendar ...... did not, MayorFisher andCouncilman ago. Disbanding when the to~vnship allowed, either following the 11-A rejected that proposal, the group is testimony on July 7 or at a later HelenFailer andChsrlie Wagner catch a bit of cricket musicbefore returning to the graduation news ...... Joseph Martins madea protest vote 9-A, 10-A, 11-A, 13-A against the expenditureof moniesfor nowreorganizing, meeting,a petition, signed by citizens danceat last Friday’ssenior prom at PineGrove Manor in Edison.Turn to pageIO-A letters ...... 5-A RalphStutzman, pastvlce-prssident living adjacent to the proposed for additionalprom scenes. the community center. They both (SteveGoodmen photo) sports ...... !4-A stated the main reason for their ot the first association, and Bruce development,will be presented. Thursday, June 16,1977 Ghost stories from just around the corner

’sensitive’who visited the by Stuart CrampJr. house becamevery upset Staff Writer whenhe wentin thatroom. [Part Ill of a The thermostathas never series of articles] workedin there. "l sometimes return home "You don’t have to go to and find things in disarray, England to find haunted and l can’t find houses," "The Ghost Lady," something,hut I alwaysfigure ElizabethPate of Westfield, I mqst have done it myself or explainedduring a recent l’ve forgotten whereI put the CALL526-5550 interview. (missingitem). "New Jerseyhas ghost "Andas for the sounds,with storiesthat are secondto a house this age you hear building reactions to at- mosphereand temperature changes -- it creaks and moans. And l’m always hearinganimal sounds - mice, .....is for squirrels- in theattic, f alwaysrationalize and don’t immediately explain every For NameBrands You KnowAnd Trust stray sound as being super- natural. I guess that’s my protection. I’d rather leave ’them’ alone. ENTIRESTOCK "I don’t mean that l’m a disbeliever. I believe that these things can occur -- that Womens, Men’s there are entities that do exist andeventually we’ll all be able Girls & to understand them a little more. But I’m just a bit more & Boy’s skeptical at the moment. "For example, one night I Childrens ShoeDept. heard a terrible whining sound.It botheredme. I finally , Wear Workwear checked and found out that it was the sound of the wind in the new downspouts. "Another time u neighbor and I were chatting when we felt a terrible thump - not audible. It was somethingwe could feel. It took metwo days RI.22, Whifehouse Rt. 206H iUsborough 8ordyFarms to discover that wehad suf- I’/I MiWee ofLoneco AmwlflRd.Se. d Somerville ShoppingCenter fered an 0.6 earthquakein the SPOOKBROOK gets its namefrom a ghostly rider who wasAmy, appear to be watching the brook for the ghost’s return. area. I always look for the S34-2433 359-S353 w=.... once reported to rise from the brook. Theowner of SpookyThey’ve never seen the ghost themselvesand don’t know natural explanation. OpenSundays 10.5 (ForWomln Only) BrookHerbery, George Wilmont (left), andhis children, Bill and anyonewho has. "I may be one of those BANKAMERff-AR (Stuart Crumpphoto) people whoexists in the midst none," shesaid. Lorraine Warrenof Monroe, he approachedSpooky Brook, ’ghost’ madeits appearance,ran outside to see what hap-" of strange phenomenahut I She has collected more than Conn., related a numberof a white horse with a rider Abe started running and never pened, and left the two somehowdon’t react to it a thousand stories that sub- spooky stories they had dressedinwhite rose from the did stop. Heran right throughyounger children in the house. because I’m not totally sen- stuntiate her claim. Someof collected during 30 years of brook and went right up into the doorof his housewithout Theyhad two girls and a boy, sitive to it. I’ve never felt these stories wereincluded in psychic researchwhen they the sky.He wasall excitedopening it, His horse was ages 2, 4 and 8. Whenthey anything malicious or Part If of this series, spoke recently at Somerset aboutit andtold everybody came back in the 4-year-old destructive. Just that chill in ghost County College, Someof these behind him. Nobodyever to!d "America’s top whathe’d seen. him (he’d beenfooled). I think was acting strangely, talking that upstairs room. And I hunters," Edward and stories wereincludedin Part I. "Sofar aa [ knowthat’s the he just kept quiet about it. I to someone. She said she was frankly think that’s a defective , His curiousity piquedby the onlytime the story was ever never heardabout it after that. talking to a little boyand said thermostat," Stun said. experiences of these reported,but everybody "Weused to go out hunting he had just left but that he "professional" ghost chasers, seemedto knowabout it. This for ghosts but we never could didn’t go out the door. ’Hejust Get answer DRIVEWAYthe author of this series fellowwho told the story was find them. We’d hear left,’ she said. decided to try his hand at alsoquite a drinker.They felt somethingand go looking for t "They came to the con- immediately SPECIALPURCHASE SALE spook hunting and see what he was prettywell imbibed - a gang of us youngfellows -- clusion that there was a child spirit there. Theychecked all Glowing Normandy Pine STONE kind of stories could be found (whenhe sawthe ghost)," but wenever found anything," College applicants in this area. said. Mr. Metz said. around and couldn’t find frequently wait weeks or Several stories were Whenasked if he believed anyone," Mrs. C. said. monthsto learnif theyhave unearthed (so to speak), hut the storyof the ghost,Mr. IN THE VICINITY of Mrs, C. asked that her name beenaccepted at the college of - -= oiiF ] ’,o BEDROOMSUITE none came anywhere near Neviusreplied quickly, "No." l~Iiddlebush .in Franklin not be used because, "People their choice. But if they apply HILLSBORO rivaling those told by the more Townshipis an old. farmhouse lo0k at you like you’re crazy at SomersetCounty College on Landscape, Mason experienced ghost hunters, ;’tRUEOR NOT,{he story of which is supposedly haunted, whenyou tell them things like eitherof two successive & Patio Supply SpookyBrook was apparentlyMrs. C, (she asked that her this. But I tend to believe tthe Wednesdays--June22 or June I\ilr, 1: ~,-"’~.:~’:: ! ~!~j: ~~.. SPOOKY BROOK. which stories) because I knewthe * LANDSCAPE* TRIPLE DRESSER MIRROR Rt.206, HIIIsboro 874,6664 quitea popularone a couplenam’e not be used) related 29-they’llgetan answer righ!~ ,asses underneath Route 514- generationsago. Martin Metz what happened at the house people." awayunder the college’s new ¯ 4-DRAWER CHEST AmwellRoad just east of East of Middlebushremembers a when she and two of her "One Stop Admissions" ,I.~ ~-:.~/~:~,II~~~11~ ~]1 ANOTllER IIOME which ¯ HEADBOARD Mil]stune, draws its name timeabout 1920 when the story friends lived there about seven program. k\ EarPiercing/:ifrom the ghostly rider whichis came"true" for one of his years ago. mayor maynat be haunted is Asexplained by Admissions Nite Stand Available $49. supposed to dwell in or near friends. "I never saw anything near Griggstown. The young Director TlmmasBridegum, the creek, "Abe Coyle (pronouncedmyself," Mrs, C. began, "but couple wholive there asked the SCCone-stop admissions " Surprisingly few of. the Quail)lived on theBayliss’ that their namenot he men- RsgularRetail Price special purchase Susan and Tommy (names will provide applicants with a residents of the area today placeback then," Mr. Metz have been changed) did. Susan tioned. "Start" tnot his real sol. price name) related the following "yes" or "no" answerright $489.9~ $350. knowthe origin of the story related."He lived for years in said that she was walking away, on either one of those which gave the brook its a shackin thewoods. Just a upstairs one night when she story: days, between the hours of 1 Come See Us - Come Save at name. littleshack. sawa malefigure at the top of "This house was built p.m. and 8 p.m. One who does is Richard "Re had comedowntown to the stairs pass in front of the sometimeabout 1815 to 1820. For their part, the ap- - "~: E4~t’rC~gASn~v~’r,ant~ervi c ~ Nevius of Middlebush,who is the shoemakers’shop where end of the stairway. She We’ve lived here about 10 plicants should obtain a copy ] Route206 at CamplainRd.I PL.SE,0n: FORINFORMATION CALL years. Nothing muchhas ever :,.,,0ppi.~...... Ournew signs are not now87 years old. "It wasn’t they always gathered, and screamed for her husband and of their biglt schooltranscript, 0; DailytO a.m.-9 pm. HILLSBOROUGH,N.J. 609.924-7040 too old of a legendwhen l first they were talking about horses he came running. They went happened to me, mainly if available, and bring it in a a:,.ea~tOa.m.. 6 p,m. I ,e,d.~kto,t,, , 195Nassau Stre*t because my theory is, ’Don’t (2~1) 874-4500 | Yzmahaslznonourbui)dinJ~ heard it," Mr. Neviussaid. "I without heads and ghost upstairs and couldn’t find sealed envelope to the ad- ~ I think I first heard it about stories like that. It was about anything. stir it up.’ But guests in the missions office. No ap- t895. It was supposedto have ll o’clock at night whenhe "Abouttwo monthslater in a houso have said they. hear pointment is necessary on happened sometime in the went home. bedroom downstairs she saw things - footsteps -- going up either of the "One Stop Ad- I880’S. "Well, Jim Hickey slipped what she claimed was the and down the stairs and missions" days. "As I heard it, a manwas out ahead of him and slipped a samemale figure. It was grey mumbling.A ’sensitive’ (i.e., Tlmseseeking admission to di:iving from NewBrunswick sheet over his head. WhenAbe in color. Lookedlike it had a a medium) who came to the any technologyprogram or the" Igal Studios Ltd. to East Millstone at night. As went past Spooky Brook the suit and hat on. She never house said that something is new engineering science could see it too clearly. buried in the northwestcorner program should arrange to PHOTOGRAPHERS "This time she really got of the basement. take u math placementtest at quite upset. She saw it pass "Another house guest - I the college before reporting to through the door and into the was awaytraveling at the time the Admissions Office. This IT’S YOURHAIR living room but whenshe got .- workeda ouija board here. may be done by calling the to the living room it wasn’t The board spelled out a nan~e. counseling center at the there. t checked and indeed that college. "Theyhad u medium come person did live here. I called More information an the tothe house but the only thing from California right during program may be obtained by theywere able to contactwas the middleof the ouija session, calling Mr.Bridegum at the a childspirit of some kind. interrupting it, and a picture college admissionsoffice, 526- "About a year later fell off the wall andthere was 1200. Admissions is on the Join us somethinghappened during an a clunk upstairs someplace. third flsor in the southwing of electricalstorm¯ A tree fell on "One of the rooms upstairs the college, Route 28 and in celebration the housenext to themThey is always very cold. Another Lamington Road. of our (?RAND OPENING ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO 29 Union Avenue-- P.O. Box A Sunday, June 19 Love it...We will with our hair analysis. Somerville. NewJersey 08876 We can determine what conditioning 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. treatment your hair needs. A/so offering Electrolysis (permanent hMr RibbonCutting Ceremony removal method). 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Watts,Educator of Music Registration for pre-scheel announces new program sponsored by the Department Announcesthe Openingof HisStudio of Parks and Recreation will at "The Franklin Account," an rate allowed by law on regular transfers can be madefrom begin June 20 at the depart- innovative, customer-oriented savings, preferred loan rates the customer’s Franklin ment offices located at program developed by on installment loans, an un- checking account to any Phillips School in Franklin MillLane, Neshanic, N. J. Franklin State Bank of scrambled monthly special savings account on a Park on Route 27. Somerset, was introduced statement, and many other regular basis -- daily, weekly, During the summer the Registration [or Summer Programs Wednesday,June t. banking options simply by or monthly. programwill he an abbreviat- Robert O. Blomquis’t, opening a Franklin Account. Records of all Franklin ed session meeting twice a is Now Underway president, said the account The customer mayalso call Account transactions will at Phillips schoolstarting July contains checking, statement to transfer money from a appear on the customer’s 5 running six weeks until savings,and banking services savings account to a Franklin statement either in detail or AugustIt. Cost will be $12plus ina waynever offered before checking account. summary. The customer’s $1.50 mandatory insurance. (201)369-3215 or (210)322-4249 bybanks in this state. Mortgage and installment checks will appear on the Classes will meet from9 to II Customerswill be ableto loan paymentscan be handled statement unscrambled,in the a.m. on a Monday-Wednesda have servicecharge free automatically for the sequence in which they were and Tuesday-Thursdaybasis. checking,the highestinterest customer. Also, automatic written. Maximumenrollment will be Accordingto Blomqulst, the 20 children per instructor. THECURIOSITY SHOP best aspect of the new Call the Parks and program is that customers do Recreation Department for’ Rt. 206 Belle Mead 359-6546 Fireworks show not haveto qualify in order to further informationat 297@330 Open0:30.6:30 Dolly; Sunday 12-6:30 have a Franklin Account. "We or 297-7331. are offering them four waysto Lamps ¯ Pictures ¯ Mirrors ¯ Occasional needs more fuel enjoy unlimited checking, the Theway it will look choice is up to the customer," ~ GRAVELY Pine Furniture ¯ Pewter. Stainless Steel Only two weeks remain the display whtch is open lo the he said. Picturedabove is an artist’s conceptionof howthe newMarriott Hotel, soonto be constructedat If the customer maintains a WEDDING, SHOWER, HOSTESS AND before lndependenceDay, and public without admission the intersectionof DavidsonAvenue and Route 527, will look. Thehotel will have306 rooms, a 215- the four volunteer fire com- charge. minimum of $300 in the TRACTORS "Although donations have Franklin checkingaccount, or seat specialtyrestaurant and a 136-seatcocktail loungewith dancingand live entertainment.A HOUSEWARMING GIFTS panies in Fire District # I are 4 600.square-footballroom will accommodateup to 800persons in single or separategroups. In ad- FACTORYAUTHORIZED getting worried. They are been coming in the last few a minimumof $300in a five per HOME FURNISHINGS weeks, we will still be way cent day-in, day.out interest- dition, sevenindividual meetingrooms will be includedfor smaerconference groups. Other hotel SALES& SERVICE sponsoring Franklin’s second featureswill includean indoor-outdoorpool, healthctub with saunasand exercise rooms, a game annual fireworks display on short of our goal the way bearing statement savings SOMERVILLE ¯ Pine Furniture "Pewter Saturday July 2, and they are things are going right now," account, or qualifies for room,gift shop,tennis courtsand putting green. Thenew Marriott is scheduledto be openedin still short $700 of the money said committee secretary overdraft checking (Franklin later 1978. EQUIPMENT ¯ Lamps * stainless Steel Merge Partheymuller. The "prestige checking"), the they need to pay for it. 1041Rt. 202,Somerville, N.J. ¯ Mirrors "Wood Accessories The fire companies are committee is urging all checking account will be Motorboat 201.526-2252 represented by the residents and merchants who service charge free. If the Rutgers confers ¯ Brass " Braided Rugs "Fireworks, F.D. t" com- have been m~,aningto send in customer elects not to mitted whichagain this year is a contribution to send them in maintain a minimumbalance noise.to be depending on contributions as soon as possible. in either Franklin checkingor degrees on six from Franklin’s residents and Letters havebeen sent out to savings, unlimited checkingis merchantsto cover the cost of all merchants asking them to available for a $3 monthly curta,led Father’s Day-dune 19 support this communityevent, service fee. Six Franklin residents perature Stable Cermic and a list of all contributors Along with being able to received Doctor of Philosophy Materials." Newregulations designed to Swimclasses will be published again this qualify for overdraft banking degrees from Rutgers Gill Schofer of 440 Wheeler curtail excessive motorboat year, in the local papers a privileges, the Franklin Ac- University at its 211th an- Place, Somerset. Mr. noise on NewJersey water- register soon week or two after the event¯ count customer may also niversary commencementon Sohofer’sdoctoraldissertation wayswill go into effect July 1, Checks should be made qualify for Franklin State’s Thursday, June 2. was entitled "An Investigation according to the Department Registration for swimming payable to "Fireworks, new"fast service bankeard." The recipients are: of SchoolDistrict Responsesto of Environmental Protection classes sponsored by the F.D.I" and mailed to that This recently introduced Daniel Michael Baugher of Anti-Sexism Legislation in tDEP). Parks and Recreation name c/o Middlebush Fire check cashing identification 424 Douglass Gardens, NewJersey." He reviewed the "If a boat ownerhas an Department for this summer Department, P.O. Bos 83 card makes banking easier Somerset. Mr. Baugher’s affirmative action proposals engine equipped with the will be held Saturday, June 18, Middlebush,N.J. 08873. and more convenient at any doctoral dissertation was of local schooldistricts in Newproper muffling device, the at Sampson G. Smith Seheel On Sunday, June 26, the one of the 27 Franklin State entitled "The Assessment of Jersey and compared these boat should comply with the cafeteria betweenI0 a.m. and committeewill run a final fund offices located in Central New Dysphoria," which dealt with findings with the aerie- regulation," Rocco D. Rieei, l p.m. raising drive. It will be a Coin- Jersey. the manifestations of economic status of the acting environmental The swimminglessons will Toss at the intersection of hospitalized, female district’s population. protection commissionersaid. begin June 27 at Franklin Easton Avenue and JFK depressed patients. Katherine Sprague Squibb of "Only about five,per cent of Greens Pools and run six Boulevard from 8 a.m. to 6 Censussurvey Darlene Marie Frye of 405-K Bennetts Lane, Somerset. Ms. the boats on the water - the weeksuntil Monday,August 8. p.m. Amwell Road, Somerset. Ms. Squibb’s doctoral dissertation one’s causing the most an- Classes meet in the morning The display will begin at provides data Frye’s doctoral dissertation was entitled "Control of noyance-- will be required to between 8 and 11 a.m. A about 9 p.m. on Saturday July was entitled "Seasonal Hepatic Metallothionein makeengine modifications," variety of classes will he of- 2 behind the municipal How many children do Changes in the Morphology Synthesis by Zinc and Cad- Mr. Ricei said. "In most cases fered at various times and on building on DeMottLane. The married women expect to and Physiology of the Sub- mium." this merely involves the ad- The Finest Names in Men’s Clothing, different days. Fees for rain date is SundayJuly 3. have within the next five terranean Portions of Robert E. Squibb of Ben- dition of an appropriate classes range from $3 for the years? Will they average the Podophyllum Peltatum L," netts Lane, Somerset. Mr. muffing device." ¯ tiny tots ages six months thru same numberas in the recent which dealt with an Squibb’s doctoral dissertation Originally proposed in Sportswear, & Workclothes three years, to $14 for ad- Golf tournament past? examinationof the life history was entitled "Developmentof March, the regulations vancedlifesaving. deadline soon Answersto these questions ofa forestherb(mayapple) a Behavioral Model for the adopted will be enforced by For further information will indicate the future growth it relates to its adaptationsto Detectionof FoodToxicants of DEP’s Marine Police Sizes8 to 60. consult the department’s and composition of the the environment. Emphasis Natural and Accidental equipped with noise Registrationdeadline for the measuring devices. The total summer brochure available sixth annual Franklin Nation’spopulation, data vital was placed on plant growth, Origins." fromthe departmentaloffices. to planners both in govern- reproduction, and winter noise producedby a boat is not Call our new number297-7330 Townshipgolf tournament and the fourth annual Franklin ment and private business. dormancy. 10 exceed 86 deeibles, or 297-7331 if you have any Township tennis tournament John C. Cullinane, Director Hugh C. Johnson of 17 WORK DOCUMENTARY measured 50 feet from the ( questions regarding Summer has been extended to July 8. of the Bureau’s Regional FranklinGreens, Somerset. craft as it runs a 100-yard Where Size Is Never Programs. Official registration forms Office in New York, an- Mr. Johnson’s doctoral Whydo people do the work straight courseat full throttle. nounced today that in- dissertation was entitled they do? ANew Jersey Public In 1979the noise limit dropsto for the golf tournament are Television documentary 84 decibelsand by 1982,to 82 Students win located at the Parks and formation of birth ex- "Development of High Recreation office at Phillips pectations of American Dielectric Constant Tem. "Work, Work, Work"looks at decibels. A Problem Schoolin Franklin Park and at women will be collected many different kinds of The noise limits will not he poster awards during the weekof June 20-24 workersand their attitudes on enforced during DEP- Spooky Brook Golf Course. the nationally aired series Tennis registration forms are from a sampleof householdsin Schrier earns approved boat racing events GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Three Franklin students available at the Department this area. The questionsare in "Documentary Showcase" on or at the site three days before Wednesday,June 22 at O l~.m. the race. But limits have been were winners in a county office. Tournamentfees for addition to the usual ones engineering B.S. poster contest which was each event is $2 plus $1.50 asked in the monthly survey on NJPTVchannels 23, 50, 52 placed on earlier tuneup test MEN’S,, P.8. BOYS’ sponsored by the r’riends of mandatoryinsurance. Call the on employment and unem- Edythe C. Sohrier of 20 and58. periods. Race test permits Dave’s Mon.Tue,.Wed.Sat.9til 6 ~m ~1~ the Somerset CountyLibrary. Department’s new number for ployment conducted nation- Fulton Road, Somerset, has Tracing the concept of work must be secured from the Thurs.Fri. The winners were Michael further information (297-7330 wide by the Bureau for the received a B. S. degree in from ancient times to the Marine Police and tests are 41 sOUTH MAIN STREET, MANVILLE 9 til 9 Sosnowskiof the Conerly Road or 297-7331).’ U.S. Departmentof Labor. chemical engineering from present-day, the program limited to five 20-minute 725-~7 School, Ralph Quesinberry Householdsin this area are LehighUniversity, at its 109th locks closely at a modern-day warmups in any seven-day and Jerome Ross both of Frank Vargas part of the sample of 70,000 commencementexercises in trash truck driver, lob- period between t0 a.m. and 6 MeAfeeRoad School. across the country scien- May. sterman, father and son p.m. From May 15 through Over 90O entries were tifically selected to represent Ms.Schrier is the daughter bricklayers, assemblyline Oct. 1, no race tests will be exhibited in the County Ad- honored a cross section of all U.S. of Mr.and Mrs. Harry Schrier, workers in an auto plant, a permitted on Saturdays, ministration Building. Fifteen farmer, and a fashion model- Sundays or holidays, except A partylast Sunday, June households. alsoof 20 Fulton Road. winners were selected from Results of this monthly Lehigh has granted a turned - model - agency- the pre-testing allowed at " each grade level. 12, honoredMr. and Mrs. director. The prize-winning racing events. FrankVarga of BennettsLane survey provide a eontinulng total of 1482 degrees this The Friends of the Somerset measure of economic con- academic year from their film also speculates upon the CountyLibrary is a voluntary on theoccasion of the50th future of jobs andalternatives anniversaryoftheir wedding. ditions in the Nation. The April college of arts and science, groupof citizens interested in survey indicated that of the business and economies, to workitself. helping the Somerset County Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeICasale,the Vargns’ son- 98.7 million menand womenin engineering and physical Library achieve maximum the civilian labor force, 90 sciences, graduate school and service to the county. There in-lawand daughter,were million were employed. The school of education. hostsof the gathering. Sixty are over t0O friends Nation’s unemployment rate In addition, Lehigh ’BIKEilIKE’ organizations in the state of friendsand familymembers attended. was7 percent compared to7.3 President Dr. DemingI.~wis DAYCAMP NewJersey. percent in March,and sub- conferred honorary degrees The Somerset County Park Complete Friends hdp to make the The honoredcouple were upon seven individuals two of Commissionhiking group will marriedat St. Stephen’sstantiallybelow the recession ~MPINGPROGRAM public awareof the functions, peakof 9 percent reached in whomwere Dr. Henry A. hold a "bike hike" of 29 miles resources, problems and Churchin South River in 1927. Kissinger, honorary Doctorate Saturday, June 18. The group TINY TOT IqlOGRAM 6"extruded aluminum top ledge. Mr.Verge is retired from the May1975. needs of the county library. Informationsupplied by of Law, and NancyKissinger, will meet at 7:30 a.m. at the DOORTO DOOR TRANSPORTAfION Massiveextruded aluminum up- Alsothey bring to the attention Sayre-FlsherBrick Co. of CONQUISTADOR Sayroville,andhis wife is a individuals participating in honorary Doctorate of Pottersville Reformed Route518 rightsand buttresses. Extruded of the governing body the the survey is kept strictly HumaneLetters. Church. Hopewell.N.J. 08525 aluminumbottom straps, channels needs and concerns of the retiredemploye of theGrace confidential by law, and ~,,(6091924.9713¯ (609)466 1212 ~ ,,, 3o.xn,.:,, Sale$995 and an,,.. Vinyl-eladaluminum communities and work toward DressCo. of NewBrunswick. deck clamps.Attractive Blue results are used only to retuil $1295.00 adequate housingof the county They have three grand- compilestatistical totals. aluminumwall. Wallpre.gunched library. children. for ~¢immerandreturnfltting. All paintedparts are Acrylic finish. elactrostaticanyapplied and bak- ed. 20 gaugewinterized virgin SOMERSETCOUNTY COLLEGE vinyl liner withlO-yaar pro.rated. TAKESTHE HASSLE OUTOF APPLYING TOCOLLEGE! ONESTOP ADMISSIONS Wed., June22 and June29 1 to 8 p.m. BEACHWOOD

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editorials Crump’s,.~ n Franklin’s school board Planned fatherhood? needs ideas,support Wakeup, Franklin. Tile tide and the invectives; and the ac- by StuartCrump Jr. "So you didn’t haveany kids?"I ! of tile timesis rising fast, andtoo cusations. The board maintained StuffWriter asked. its position that the state’s "Well.not exactly,We slipped up many heads are neck-deep in I was shopping the other day, somewhereand suddenlyMargery sand. demandis real and unavoidable, lookingfor a newstretch bandto go wasexpecting. That’s howBrian For the past several weeks, but continued to listen seeking with mySpire Agnewwatch, whenI enteredour life, SoI swallowedmy schmfl administrators and board direction. After showingat first humpedinto myold friend, Bob,whom ZPGpride and started wearing a only the signs of strain from long I hadn’t seenin maybeeight years. button that saM,"Kids are fun but’ membershave attempted to put After the usual mundanecon- stopat one."This seems to be the forth a fairly clear messageto meetings to prepare alternatives, versationstarters, weplunged into a newestthing, youknow. Just having parents and" taxpayers: either our elected school officials are seriousdiscussion of onr families. onekid. Thatgal whowrote ’The wmtell ms, in plain and simple nownursing scars of battle from "You’re damnedif you do and BabyTrap’ recently came out with an unnecessary war -- with the damnedif you don’t," Bobsaid. anotnerI)ook, ’TheJoy of the Only ianzvage, what kind of racial "Margeryand I havebeen married for Child.’l guessshe musthave slipped distrlbmion you will accept for public. o five years now. Wetold each other up somewheretoo. Haha." ot,r unbalanced elementary It’s got to happen; the state whenwe married that we weren’t "Soyou only haveone child?" ¯ schools, or wewilt haveto select means business. Careful review going to have any kids. That was "Well.that’s anotherstory. Assoon duringthe MeGoverncampaign. as wehad one child, do youthink the one oorselves. Worse yet, the of the plans nowbeing studied by Therewas a timewhen I feltnaked the board, including the much- grandparentslet up for an instant?No state mayhave to do it for ms. withoutmy ZPGbutton." way. Theybadgered us with things The response has been loud, discussed "Plan I" whoseoutline "Yeah,I used to wearone of those like, ’Little Brianneeds a playmate.’ is available in printed format the ZeroPopulation Growth buttons too," but garbled by emotion. Ar- I said, lying throughmy teeth. Wetried to arguethat the onlychild is timdated mainly in terms of board of education office, might better off becausehe gets moreat- yield new ideas, ingenious "Youshould have heard the ruckus tention,isn’t a burdento his parents rejections and nagging, short- her parentsand mine put up. ’When and so on. Theywouldn’t listen." sighted anger has substituted for modifications. areyou going to havea child?’ they "So what did you do?" Parents have power --- in demanded.It got soI hatedto visit long-range objectivity. "Don’t them.Then one day wediscovered a "Well, eight monthslater Margery bus mychild," "don’t left the groups. P.T.A.’s meet to discuss bookcalled ’The Baby’trap which wasexpecting again. After, Ellen was carnivals and after-school bornI started wearinga buttonthat state push us around." and gaveus all sorts of statistical, said, ’Stopat two.’It helpedmy egO, "things were better in the good programs. They could easily psychological and intellectual but not mypocketbook. Kids are ex- old days." are the commoncries, meet to discuss ways in which argumentsexplaining whywe could pensive, youknow. My ZPG friends as predictable nowafter four or their ownschool could help, not be perfectly happynormal people and stiUspoke tome. but not like before." block, the process of achieving a never haveany kids." "Howis that?" I asked. five public boardnicetings as old "Theystarted asking me when I was tunes from a rusty jukebox. racially balanced system. Parents take pride, and ’goingto get it done.’You know, get TIle board is tired. Having fixed so there wouldn’tbe any more, justifiably so, in their growingex- The play’s the thing -- nowwith a degree kids." nowreduced their tidy collection pertise in educational matters. "Did you?" of well-researched ahernative Neighbors with school-age "Keptplanning to. ButI put it off,, proposals for a raclalh’-balanced Aspiring actors, painters, Schoolof Creative and Performing just a little longerthan ..." school district fromfive to one. it children might gather of a Sun- andrelated fields, he said. Industrial "TOBE A successfulartist takes a "You mean?" day afternoon to formulate ideas playwrights, directors, musicians, Arts by declaringyourself a major," shows, regional theaters, Madison greatdeal of drive-- puttingblinders "Yeah,twins this time. Boyand a looks as thot,gh they’re running for a workableplan. At the very sculptors and scene designerstake he explained. "Youmust apply, be Avenue,television -- all employ on and goingfor the goal no matter girl. At least the family’s well out of steam. What’s probably note. auditioned, submita portfolio, be professionalsin the theater. whatstands in the way.It’s harderto balanced.But I hadto quit ZPG.They least, they might speak of ways Artistically talented anddedicated interviewed." "Thesame kind of thing applies to do that." closer to the truth is that the to keep friendships amongtheir studentswil~ soon be able to earn a Nationally,the growthof the BFAis practically excommunicatedme boardis runningout of faith. commercial art," he continued. Prospectivestudents of the Schoolof anyway." children alive were they suddenly newdegree at Rutgers, the State "phenomenal," said Prof. Bet- "There’sa tremendousamount of use Creativeand PerformingArts should Just then his wifewalked in witha An honest appeal was isstled bused off to different schools. University-. a Bachelorof FineArts tenbender, noting a national study for artists commercially. be strongly motivatedto pursue a package of baby clothes she had by the board whenthe hearings (BFA)degree in the areas of theater estimatedthat by 1980close to 7 per "Thepure artist whowants to be the professionaleducation in the arts, he purchasedelsewhere in the store. Not as muchfun as a barbeque, arts, studioart or music. centof all bachelor’sdegrees awarded Van Gogh - who paints without advised. first began. Askingthat parents but one could he thrownin at the TheBFA curriculum is intendedfor in this countrywould be BFAs. "Honey,I’d like you to meetan nld "NewJersey is waybehind" in referenceto whetherhis worksells- "Myhopes are that we developa . bizddyof mine,"Bob said as he in- face the inevitability of a end, as a bonus--- B.Y.O.B. those who want a professional has a difficult time,but alwayswill troduced meto Margery. educationin the arts, said Prof. John offeringprofessional training inthe have." first-classschool of the arts to fulfill redistribmion, and the very real Get it together, Franklin Bettenbender,acting dean of the state artsat the college level, hesaid. whatthe state askedus to do - to l noticed she was wearing a threat of uhimateinterference by parents. The complaining is university’s newSchool of Creative He said he views the fine arts create a center of excellencein the ,maternitydress. I tried to ignorejlt the state if the town doesn¢t wearing everybody out, and the andPerforming Arts, whichwill offer JOB OPPORTUNITIESfor those curriculumas "an alternativeliberal arts for NewJersey, but a center of but Bobimmediately spotted n~y completingsuchprograms ar.-. good, arts education"that will enablethose excellencemeasured by the best in the strayingeyes. comply to the O.E.E.O. man- state’s computersare waiting for the performance-orientedprograms. who do not remain in the arts "Yep,number five is on the way," date, they listened week after Theschool opened its doorslast fall accordingtoProf. Bettenbender, who countryor out of the country,as well," their chance. and enrolled some 90 graduate isalso chairman ofthe university’s professionally to moveinto other Prof. Bettenbendersaid. he said as hepatted her lovingly on the weekfor positive ideas. And keep the faith, board DepartmentofTheater Arts. areas. stomach.’TII sendyou a copyof this students-- candidatesfor a Masterof "That meanshigh standards in ¯ Still the complaintspoured in ; members. FineArts (MFA)degree -- duringits Whilemost theater majors won’t "Beinga goodartist is one thing, selectionof faculty,high standards in bookI’ve beenreading which says that first academicyear. becomeBroadway or Hollywood beinga successfulartist is another developmentof curriculum,and high overpopulationis not nearly so much Studentsare nowbeing accepted for superstars,a broad range of career thing," commentedProf. Bet- standardsin selection of students- of a crisis as weonce thought, and that NewYork City exodus: the BFAprogram in theater arts, possibilities exists in showbusiness teabender.’ withoutthe studentsyou can’t do it." the numberof people on earth may which was approved by the State actuallydecline in the next100 years if Boardof HigherEducation this spring certain factors cometo pass - more DoesNew Jersey profit? andwill start this fall. Planscall for abortions, later marriages, fewer the BFAprograms in studio art and A NewJersey industrial real York to go bankrupt? That is a musicto beginin the fall of 1978. In treating sewage,big notalways bestchi,drenper,am,ly, birth controlincreaseduseof-- that sort of thing.It estate finn has published resuhs great societal question for which couldbe our nextcrisis, Youought to ¯ of a study it conductedwhich, on TIlE STATE DEPARTMENTof read the book,"he said. no one has a certain answer. HigherEducation has designatedthe "Nothanks," 1 said. the surface, shmddcheer Garden Perhaps, as some claim, it is universitya "centerof excellence"in by DavidF. Moore argument with some interesting sewered alternatives for small State resklents. But a close inevitable and merely a phase in the arts andauthorized it to developa figures. communities,suchas septic tank-soil reading reveals it contains as professionalschool of the arts, noted Evena good and necessary thing absorption systemswith community a great decentralization move. like sewagetreatment can get carried MR.TRAIN SAID EPA analysis of maintenanceprograms and other muchto disquiet any thoughtful Personal hardship just doesn’t Prof. Bettenbender,who is himselfa awayby bureaucraticand engineering completedfacility plans for com- small treatment systemsfor in- NewJersey resident as cheer veteranplaywright, actor anddirector munitiesof less than50,000 population dividualhomes or groupsof homes. seem to ente. ",to these "great" as well as educator. enthusiasms,to the point wherea lot showedthat operation and main- him. trends of histo. Although students in the BFA of peopleare in danger.ofbecoming The study, by Robert N. victimsof sanitaryoverkill. tenance,plus debt retirementof the Mr. Trainastutely noted that such On the other h,ad, can New programswill takea varietyof liberal local share for recommendednew simple ideas have been Barratt of the Sehlesinger Co. of Jersey and the nation afford to arts courses, the emphasison studio facilities, will cost in excessof $100 overlooked"because they are "not in Clifton, is entitled "Exodus workand performancewill be much Lotsof timesit’s possibleto provide perhouse-hold, per year,in 40 per cent letter policy have huge industrial headquar- heavierthan in the traditionalliberal goodand effective sewagetreatment the facility planner’s ordinance From NewYork City" and deals ters scattered across the state of the communities.The cost will be vocabularyof solutions." All rcadersare encouragedto with the past migration of major arts curriculum leading to the withoutinvesting in multimillion-dollar$200in 10per cent,and in threeof 258 v, Tite letters to the editor. with only the automobile as a Bachelorof Arts (BA)degree, said collector andtreatment installations. facility plansstudied in 49 states, it and firms from NewYork and the an- means of transit? The majority Prof. Bettenbender. Simplerapproaches, like septic tanks will be over $300per householdper IN MANYCASES bigness in sewage Letters must be signed ticipation of further moves. Thoseearning the BFAdegree will to serveone house or a clusterof them, year. treatmentand collection facilities is includethe wriler’saddress, tt of employesof firms nowlocated be "highly trained apprentices" in is our policyto print the name It shows North Jersey to be in Manhattan get to work by are too often overlooked. Headded that communitiesof less encouragedby state and local health andaddress of the signer, but the favored spot for firms aban- their field, hesaid¯ officials, in evenmore cases hy the namesmay be withheld from meansof public transit -- rail, Theschool seeks studentswhn have Noless an authority than Russell than 10,000population average much sewerplanning consultants hoping to doning the traditioual prestige bits or subway.Only the private professionalcareer potential, and Train, former Environmentalhighercosts than larger places. In get the designcontract. print in certain circumstances Protection Administration ad- virtually every case, plans call for uponrequest of the writer and location of Manhattan and in- amomobile serves many of the applicantswill be acceptedprimarily We dicates that NewJersey will con- on the basis of their artistic ability, .ministrator,called this factor to the conventionalcollection and treatment Thanksto Mr. Train,s action, EPA approval by the editor. new corporate headquarters said the actingdean. attention of EPA’s10 regionsnot long systems whenthey do not already nowrequires that facility plans in- reservethe rightto edit letters tint,e to outpaee Connecticutand sites. "Youdo not becomea majorin the beforehe left office.He illustrated his exist.. Oftenoverlooked were non- clude greater detail in cost in- for length; 250 wordsis the suburban NewYork locations in formation.This includesthe bottom preferred maximum.Every line in whichwe are all interested: letter in goodtaste concerning luring national and iuternational Howmuch will it cost eachof us per a hwallypertinent matter will firms. year? be published Great! Or is it? NeitherEPA nor I is advocatingthat homeseptic systems can always Granted NewJersey can use replace sewagetreatment on some all the clean industrial ratables it largerscale¯ But surprisingly often, it can entice to offset its crushing is possible.It’s goodtn knowalso that residential property tax and such trimmed-downapproaches can .be eligiblefor federal aid, just like the perhaps the state should take the multimillion-dollarprojects. moneyand run. Froma strictly The Franklin NEWS’RECORD parochial outlook the answer %.,~~,b= Ft~akli,Cl’,,~n.hil, would have to be yes. From a Tills IS ANOTilERexample of smallbeing beautiful. Right here in ilill "il hhrtol=.m~t. strictly practical and pragmatic NewJersey, weshould remember that Prln*rt,*m ’~,[, view the answer would have to be the Newarkwatershed once exercised h.Ihe I,ri,i. ,,t,,nPd.’k,’l. hw¯ yes. But from the larger con- oversight managementnf all private I.*,=l,,al,v; .+m ~..=ih Mtm ~,i. %ttmilb.,~,1. ~illll.ll.%. Septic tanks withinits jurisdiction, ’rA,.ll.,.t:2tU .T2;. I ii11~, siderations, somecaution in con- thus safeguardingwater quality. tinuing to woomajor firms might %llilh=¢l,lda-- : Pit,I!~,~ ~. ~,lhldbh=.h. %.J,lillS.*.l. Mllmllillll Bile be in order. The concept of a regional sewer .line primo...... %w I. ,,1%1 authority managingseptic systemsat ~;;I’::’L,~,:’:"" ’ ...... o,,..,i..... NewYork City has problems - individualhomes, or groupsof homes, - a statement not designed to "ub./i ,li’*l~,~l,~$1 "~OlWt~arllql,¢ll"l’lSiel.’l’~"~ is oneof whichthe timehas certainly SN.’l’h,,~~" $ I’u.%,*~.¯l~ml I,th~ I ~ ,~m"I~¢ I~’l~. * 4~ raise eyebrows.Most large cities come.AsI’ve oftensaid, pollution is in this country have problems -- besteliminated asclose to its source ’rlIYI’RI %1:~.n i’~ p wKEr.I%C. we need look no further than aspossible. rld,li.l~t Trenton or Newark, Every time Septicand othersingle-unit r. ivl,Jt,.lw:hllll.ll~ I.i| .~ I a corporation moves its systems,properly designed, located, 15,,m,~1 ,,Ilk.,. i,/,~lu, t~,,~ I,la*,l al~l i~l/l~,l~l~ hl,~lq u~fiPl~,. cot:struetedahdmaintained, arean’ headquarters from Park Avenue excellentsolution topollution, again to rural Princeton or Bedminster ¯ provingthe point that good en- 11*4~tP. hdh...... t:l~llilt¢ I:lllllll in Somerset County, NewYork’s vironmentalprotection and good problemis exacerbated, resourcemanagement are economic Can the nation permit New necessities. 2 I::UN ANP GAME6 & Thursday, June 16, 1977 The Franklin NEWS’RECORL 5-A ii obituaries letters to the editor I Emil A. Brondt Ray J. Giedrys DOUBL : COUPONSl Emil A. Brandt, 68, of g RayJ. Gierdys, 36, of 311P at Manville, Hillsborough 8 Somerville FOODTOWN Editor of monthly On Thursday night, Laurel Ave., Kingston, died Ellison Road, Somerset, died needsgeneral help residents waited patiently for Sunday,June 12, in MerwickWednesday, June 8 in St. Nowthru JunelSth, 1977, FOODTOWNof Manville, Hlllsboroughand Somerville will redeemall Manufacturers’ hoursto present the petition. Unitof PrincetonMedical Peter’s Medical Center, New "Coati.Off" couponsfor DOUBLETHE VALUE appearing on !hat coupon. To theEditor: Beforeanyone could speak on Center. Brunswick, from cancer. Our offer applies only to Manufacturers’"Cents.Off" coupons.., not ;’free" or other retail coupons,or it,themayor closed the public A nativeof NorthCastle, couponsthat wouldexceed the price of the item under this offer. (Excluding cigarettes, milk, tax, lottery N.Y.,he lived here 28 years. Born in Lithuania, he lived I planto edit and publish a tickets and any other item prohibited by law). freemonthly newsletter for portion and moved to adjourn Mr. Brandtwas n self- in Long Branch before his employed maintenancemovehere It years ago. Purchase the item speciflced on your coupon at FOODTOWNof MANVILLE, HILLSBOROUGHor SOMER- thephysically handicapped in abruptly and without warning, Re served in the Armyfrom New Jersey written by The residents certainly contractor. VILLE and we will DOUBLETHE VALUE of that coupon.One couponper customerper item will be allowed. 4 disabledpersons. This idea misunderstood his peculiar Fie wasa lifemember and 1962to 1965. was bornafter being involved variation on discussionIrusteeof the Kingston Mr. Giedrys was a design forthe past five years with my procedure. VolunteerFire Co. and was a engineer for Midland-Ross LOOK FOR OUR EXTRA ADDED MANAGERS’SPECIALS EACH WEEKI. , sonwho is rehabilitating from chartermember of boththe Corp., Highland Park. He a car accident.His recovery" Besides,his wordswere KingstonFirst Aid and Rescue worked for the firm nine l from a coma and brain muffled by spontaneous Squad and the Princetonyears, i damageappears in my book, audiencelaughter to a Lodge2129, BPO Elks. Ripe "David",published by previoustopic. My initial His survivorsinclude his tie was a communicantof ! Heart O’Orange commentsto himwere, "Wait Prentice-Han,Inc. wife,Lillian M. Brandt;two St. Matthias R,C. Church. Re 1/2 gal. cont. 12 oz. Can I need physically-a minute, wait a minute,"and daughters,Mrs. Diane Elllson was president of the Midland- BANANAS handicappedpersons who can thesehe disregardedrather- ofSpringfield, Me., and Mrs. Ross Golf League and was write,type, telephone, than make amendsbefore the DebbiePrinciottaofKingston; recorder for the Midland-Ross 69’ 5 Ibs. for S l. research,do artwork, ad- gavel fell. What we allneeded a son,Vale of Kingston;a paper. 48’ dress,sort or just want to was an explanationof stepson,T. Sgt.Francis J. SOUl &ecomeinvolved.If interested procedure. In retrospect,he SnyderJr. of RickenbackerIn addition to his wife, the probablyhad no ideathat he former liana Makavskis,he is write: Air ForceBase, Ohio; two survived by a daughter, Dana, Limited Supply had caused a misun- sisters,Mrs. Sophie Walldov of Limited Supply While $~pply Lasts ! Ocala,Fla., and Mrs. Joseph at home; his mother, Vaeda While Supply Lasts ! DorothyLandvaterderstanding. Giedrys of Doylesville, Pa.; 77 HollyGlen Lane South The Home News article A. Pellicane,Somerset; a KRAFT BerkeleyIleights,N.J.neglected tomention that our brother, Max of North two sisters, Rite Minkus of KRAFT Cleveland, Ohio, and Felicia 07922townshipclerk, Mary Duffy, Brunswick,and three grand- volunteeredtoformally accept children. Knit of Arlington, Va. WHIPPED PARKAY GREEN GODDESSSALAD DRESSING the812-signature petition. Serviceswere held at l0 Services wereheld Friday at Therefore, residents left 10 a.m. in the BoylanFuneral c ¯ a.m. in the Kimble Funeral ¢ 8 oz. Bottle 39 Thanks.. satisfied that our planning Home, 1 Hamilton Ave., Home, 188 Easton Ave., New 1 lb.49 hoard wouldtake appropriate Princeton, with the Rev. John Brunswick,with a 10:30 a.m. ¯ To the Editor, action, in harmony with Heinson, pastor of the Massof Christian Burial in St. council’s wishes. Eventually, Kingston Presbyterian Matthias Church. I wouldlike to express my the by-pass issue maybecome Church,officiating. appreciation to all of those a gubernatorial issue here in Burial was in Kingston Burial was held in Sacred who helped in any way with Franklin, because state ap- Cemetery. Heart Cemetery, Manville. Ihe National Junior Selection proval and cooperation is Contributions maybe made Contributions may be made HaLes held last week in required, to the Crippled Kiddies Fund, to the American Cancer Ha Griggstown by the United care of Princeton Lodge2129, Society, 1672 Route27, Edison, States Cycling Federation. I JoanFinucaoe BP0Elks; the Kingston First N.J. 08017. .e wish also to tlmnk those who Coordinator, Concerned Aid and Rescue Squad or the There will be no calling eooRiel were inconvenienced in any Citizens of Franklin Kingston Volunteer Fire Co. hours. ~¢ay but wile responded with patience, tolerance and cooperation -- especially the person on the course whoeach MIX AND MEETPLANNED dayput his pack of dogsinside during the races. The Mix and Meetsingles, a Without this help and social groupfor single people n8 tolerencc I would have been from 21 to 40, will meet June unable to pick a teamthat I’m 14. This is a regular meeting Liquid gallon confident of and pleased to and mixer, scheduled for 8:30 9 oz. pkg, Plastic lake to Europeto the Junior °19 p.m. at The Jolly 0x, three container World Clmmpionships. miles south of the Somerville 49 Circle on Route 206. Meetings Stanley Swarm are heldat this lo,’ation on the U.S, Junior Road second and fourth Tuesday of Coach each month. In the past few months, the club has sponsoredcandlelight Foodtown Better plansasked bowling, a hayride, camping Fresh Medium HB trips, and a wine and cheese for truckroutes lasting party. Newmembers 2 lb. cordially welcomed. bag Tothe Editor: Weare not foes of trucking. Wee merely ask 1or better planning of connecting truck routes. MayorNorman Fisher and the entire Franklin PolicyHolders Township Council have CALL609-882-0213 already gone on record as For insurance "being opposed to any ex- Weinsure everybody pansionof J.F.K. Boulevard,a for local road, and the mayorhas Homeownersand tried Io be sensitive to the AutoInsurance oeeds of J.F.K. area residents CAPITALINSURANCE AGENCY in shaping policy. el Me,carCo.. Inc. The seriousness of the 1684%Pennleglon Rd. FHSyearbook-signing party ..... Trenton.N..l, problem was also recognized na~cona*c~*d *tehM .re, Co,Oov:. by Ihree Franklin councilmen, WhileRoger Sifter takesit easy,Harry Kline finds a steadysur- U.SD.A.Choice Boneless Beet U.S.DA.Cholce U.S.D.A.Choice Boneless Beef Charles Durand, Jack Cullen, facefor signing. T_opRound, ..... Boneless and Richard Messner, who LAWN.GARDEN tteeze~Cuts Round~$,| traveled to Trentonto attend a Roast HPI~ere~)~71 special meeting with SUPPLIES U.S.D.A.CholceBoneless Beet ~ ¯ BeefSteaks Broil Departmentof Transportation MANVILLE’S1 (WholeFreezerCuts U.S.D.A.Choice Boneless Beef officials to explore alter- RumpRoast Priced Higher)lb. TopRound, Jkatives, includingthe planning Full Lineof usDA. Cho~ce Sonelots Beef WIth Bahai Poft~n Sirloin’llp Roundor .Sirloin Tip ~$1 of a Franklin by-pass, to allow ONLY ORTHOPRODUCTS oo..sl3g~oundtorsw,,=,0. / rev m~vMlmv*JD,,.., o.,,,~..w,o.,~uuom exiceOXio .....her lbl traffic to flow efficiently from Including Ortho LonaonurOll m 1-287 Io Rt. I without im- RecordI pacting the residential Shop J ORTHENEINSECT SPRAY districts of Franklin.The State ~ * Biodegradable¯ Systemic D.O.T. never began this by- MontlntCrushed In Oil or WaterSolid WhileMeat ~situationdeteriorates andPaSSstudy. Meanwhile the qWIUU,mJPnnn., Tomatoes Tuna Fish BRASS VICTROLA ~" ,, ,-.. soraeresidentsactuallyreport °CHEMICALS Am ~ ak Chicken of --,~ ,ak the Sea ~0 44 AU ~ ~l;inl~lsr;t:lingrdnkt~ilrticout~ RusticMall...M,,_..vill.. 5?6.5756 HTH v upenua.ylu.o;l,urs..rrl,.~=~lO.9 75Lbs: :Mg.~ 2cSOnZ" IlIl~l~ 7c°nZ" V~ ’ n~Cs’E SPECIAU STAR LINE BUTTONS AssortedVofletlesCakeMlxo ~SE;TR;’ II Elbow.. ~ *ouSoveMorecrlsco ~ ...."~) PIIIsburyPlus .EWSeApmReg. $1.00 OUR PRICE 79 ,O,hs,.,~ Macaroni ~ Shortenlng3~ | ~ II ~ AssortedColors ,0O,h;.~:,s ml Son~l ~ S _ ~.T.T, E~g~¢ ..mEL~kam Paper"o,colRl:~¢ m.i]~el~Jil tB.~,o,~ ~ ml Gypsum ilo,o,o,o V=xes:q[ ,.,~. mi p~g ~ mmm ii MarbleChips II ~ Napkins ’:°;1.1v_ ~ mmqP= m mI~,llW ~ m. ¯ m, lm. m.= m m mll| PeatPIBySBBd,0. II ~ ,,o..n,o,,..,.=v.,~=~’~ s,..,u,c,--,,., I~’ ...... I LeanSliced Im~rted. I 1114tll41-1a"IIAYtlDIl.ll/iltT[" ml’ineBarkMulch II:,Vwr~ Fre_ez~gueenIWhiteBreadl Polish Ham 1Tr;l’J’;ITI I I RedwoodChunk Bark ,m ~ enr ees i -- , $-. I ~¢ I at .11 SAKRETE 99c I:,S@ I I II II Assorted Flavors ...... , BAKERY ...... "° r , .... We’reOn Your Side Wllh II m WaterS0ftener Salts Im .feet,re Men tnru :iar. only ...... MANVILLE PHARMACY Li-de- Farms...... - "lnOurD;llyDepf." " lll’rr]r’f:’~[Tjl’Jr~l’ Proauce.avmgs, II #2Crysta;Sale~:i5ne100wt. II’-’" " ’’------" 37S. Main St.,Manv, lle722.6200 ...... o ’"° ~’2 ~ / Butter 1 ~’~1 " Nectarines I ~P Foodtown I MEN’SJLaraeSelechonll~_ ¯ lawn and garden -tl c°ntalner~:~l (size gallan lbpk ~ 108) S =99 Meo!or ueet I’ / F,=h,So~,ondO~., -~,~,11 ~ m - AnyP,pe r.v~,K,r l o~ II equipment ~ Owl##a.am,..’O0%PurOFlOrl 1daFresh * -- .... " l I I I rmm_llmmm, m ,mmi~-anExtraFancy in stoc~ m Reg.s..som COLOGNES II~ I ~ _~.,,, 1MinuteM01d ) "’x:-=:=.: ~ PranKsI~:ongeJulce/ ~’:~% Cucumbers LI- el i.I. Ell ShowHorse Feed ’! NOW ,0o....l ’°’m* R Sl ,~ BELLE MEAD i V for ¯ I $10.49 $II FARMERSCOOP va= ~)ko. Jr V ~,. canon ~ ~ ~ f,olu~e~e[~tt) ASSOCIATION I / Items e~ecttvesunday~June~2thmsaturday~Junet~m/~N~tresp~ns~b~ef~rnn~ar~c~l~n~rs~M~m~eri~nnc~un~y~r J LJneR0ad,BelleMead J l i __-o’:’.’-:-o.-’--"-:r’:-’"::.:. ~--I--&A ~--|--.,IL|---- ~ IP~&l,~,~.le ml ~s,.sln J .,,.bo,o.,, ..v,i. I Hours:M0n..Fri. 7:30.5 l "^^’^w-ruuutu I I M C:IllI~I~ ILO H~~ Main Street S, Main St 6-A lht’ Franklin NEWS’RECORD Tha.day, June 16, 1977 police blotter p A Panasonic t0-inch black The homeof Peter Sanck, 41 in session¯ Twocases of motor and white television valued at Cooper Ave., was robbed on oil valued at $33 were taken Youngwriters’ corner $120 was taken from the home June 6. Taken were a from the field, as were 19 of JeanneGantt of 160Phillips Panasonic 23-inch portable batting helmets with a total Road when her window was color television set valued at value of $104 forced open on June 6. $400 and a stereo and tape deck, reel.to-reel, valued at *** $500. Metrics, are we ready? Asky-blue 27-inch Schwinn 10-speedlady’s bicycle ’** RECYCLE consumer?All the recipies, belongingto Carol Judd of It THIS by George Maxwell kilograms and height in Special Writer scales, cookbooksand cooking centimeters¯ Bedford Road was taken on OnJune 11, the South Bound NEWSPAPER utensils are worthless. That’s June 8 from School Street, BrookLittle League field on Due to the rapid growth of police reported this week,The Hall Avenuewas the location Whetherwe like it or not, a lot of money wasted. The the metric system, teachers bicycle was valued at $180. of a robbery while a gamewas nationwide, Americans repackaging of foods will be have trouble with students eventually will change to the costly and confusing to because they themselves are metric system, and those who housewives. Can you imagine not involved totally¯ Andyet don’t will suffer the con- oar sports fans shouting, another problemarises when sequences¯ "Look at that 50 yard touch, students from other countries On December 23, 1975 down pass?" I won’t even confess thateventhough they , PresidentFordsignedintolaw attempt to convert that. have Iearned metrics, they the Metric Conversion Act Thesolution lies, as it did in still use the English system i which authorizes all govern- the other countries, with the becausethey are confused. children. Todaythey mustbe Iff" merit agencies,bureaus, and There are still many We Are Proud To AnnounceThat ,~,~¢r~~ independentdepartments of educated about this new products on the marketthat the UnitedStates to changeto system.The instruction should havenot yet beenconverted. RANDY S2.00 ore metric. Through this have less to do with the Keepingup with metrics in anyservice -[4- estimatedl0 year conversion, "subjects" mathand metrics, other countriesis a problem. wearetaldtobeonthelonkout than with howthese will be Bat before long Americans by anyone of our -[.F becausetherearenodeadlines used. For examplestudents will be confrontedwith the Formerlyof Adam &Eve DESIGNERS ,[.F or commitmentsmade for the will need to know how to samesituation. Are you, ~ calculate their weight in (excludingDan) ~ federal government, ready? . With This Couon The American consumer is HosJoined Our Sla~ expires 7/14/~/ "[4" likely to suffer if they are not prepared. Manyfeel the U.S. should have long ago con- Military notes verted like the rest of the world, which makes sense. SeamanCarter Resident granted NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL HAIR STYLING CHAMPIONS Now,because the U.S. is the world’s most industrialized nation, problemsare on their returns to area Ensianstatus andEaChwomen.°neof ourDESIGNERS is anartist in HairDesign for bothmen wily. Navy Seaman James B. ’\q~L~,J’.~¢ The effect from this change Carter,san of Mr.and Mrs. Recentaccomplishments byone of ourstaff includes- on everydaylife should not be JamesL. Carterof Route3, -/~-~ ~-~i HAIRCUTTINGCHAMPIONSHIP AT THE MID-WESTBEAUTY overlooked. To start with, Box 435B, Somerset,has SHOWIN CHICAGO industries that conduct con- returnedfrom an extended j and siderable foreign trade with deploymentin the Western cars etc.,--mest of which is Pacific. 440W. Union AVe. HAIRCUTTINGCHAMPIONSHIPATTHEINTERNATIONAL done in metric already--will He is a crewmemberaboard BEAUTYSHOW IN NEWYORK CITY immediately switch to the the dock landingship USS (largestsh ...... heldin th .... ’d) metric system. Monticello,homeported inSan BoundBrook, NJ. WEhave proven to the INDUSTRYand OURSELVESthat we are About66 per cent of all food Diego.While deployed, his TRENDSETTERSand INNOVATORS. and drug packages already ship operated as a unit of the ~,l~ ~ats havetheir turn LET US SHOWYOU/,! carry metric quantities along U.S. Seventh Fleet. He joined Theythink he’s the cat’s meow;and one can’t blamethem. The Franklin TownshipAnimal Shelter’s with U.S. equivalents. Wine the Navyin August1976. homelessfelines havebeen taken under the protectivepaws of Morris, spokescatfor a public serviceand liquor must be packaged Duringthe cruise, he and his in metric bottles. American fellow shipmates participated campaigndesigned by the AmericanHumane Association and 9-Lives Cat Foodto promoteJune as companies must go metric by in the exercise "KangarooII," nationaladopt-a-cat month. According to shelter director HarryWeber, each person adopting a cat or January 1979 or they will be the largest peacetimetraining kitten duringJune wilt receive,compliments of Morris, a specialkit createdto makethe careof a shut out of CommonMarket operation ever held in finicky feline botheasy and entertaining. countries. Australia. Hewas one of more YOUCAN STILL But what about the things than 32,000 sailors, Marines, BRIDGE CLUB WINNERS that are not done? soldiers and airmen from the The winners of the Monday "U.S. News & World U.S., Australia and New Report" says: "It will cost Zealand whotook part in the eveningbridge were: 1st place MarkStephenson ¯ Laura Kleber and Clark morethan four million dollars exercise. His ship also par- to switch highway-distance tieipated in the combinedU.S. COMETO OUR GARDENCENTER & PRODUCEMARKET ~. Gram; 2nd place . Ray and Betty Brand; 3rd place . and speed.limit signs gram and Republic of Korea MarkStephenson, son of Mr. FRESH PRODUCE tsabelle Kraft and A. Friend. miles to kilometers. Andmost training exercise "Team and Mrs. Arthur E. The bridge club is sponsored everyone agrees that whenthe Spirit." Stephenson of 101 McGuffy Honey - Eggs - Cider changeis made,it will haveto Additionally, he and his Ave., Somerset, has been HousePlants Hanging Baskets by the Department of Parks PRINCETONSTORE and Recreation of Franklin be done quickly--and fellow shipmates had the commissioneda NavyEnsign. Potting Soil - Pottery- Herbs Township. All area bridge nationwide--if it is to work." opportunity to visit the He received a Bachelor of players are invited and the What happens to the Republic of the Philippines, Science Degree upon t Amwell Road (RI. 514) estimated 74,000 farm Taiwan, Hang Kong, graduation from the U.S. Emil Millstone 873-2460 cost is $1 each evening a player attends¯ managers? All the land and’ Singapore and Japan-during Naval Academyin Annapolis, ANDFIND THE OPENTUES.- SUN. 10 o.m.- 6 p.m. The next scheduled bridge property must be converted the cruise. Md., and graduated in 1972 will be announced. from acres to hectares. The The Monticello is morethan from Franklin High School. farmer must know bow much 550feet in length, displaces up As a midshipman at t~ fertilizer to buy per hectare. Io 13,700 tons and can carry Academy,he underwent four Is there protection for the more than 300 combat troops. years of extensive sludy of engineering, mathematics, MOSTDRAMATIC physical and marinesciences, I I IS i ¯ .... management and govern- ment. In addition to an active " / Cool O~ in Our Air Conditioned physical fitness eurriculum, SALESEVENTEVER Dining Rooml he studied military justice, leadership and naval history and completed a variety of elective courses leading to his OURENTIRE STORE INVENTORY OF BRIKENDAIRY FARMS baccalaureate. 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"Transitions," a dramatic Midge Guerrera of Between the 7 and 9 p.m, free to the public, also It is "betweenseasons" for planted Aug. 25 should mature .....is for interpretation of events in Itillsborough, "Transitions" performances, ilistory buff featured music from the planting a number of cool about Oct. 23. Howsuccessful Somerset County during the recreates in drama and song H.H. "l]ap" Heine of Revolutionaryperiod. weathervegetable crops. Cool you are depends upon howcool year 1777, was presented in the feelings of Washington’s Blawenburg spoke on the weathervegetables are those the weatherstays. AND FOR DAD...~ two open-air performances troops in Middlebrook,and of "Strategic Defeat. of the that mature whenthe tem- If you want a fall crop of last Sunday, June t2, at the British General Bowe’s British." peratureis fairly low or grow peas select varieties of short ROESSNER NAMED Colonial Park. men, campedin Millstone. Mr. Heine explained to an best whenIhe weatheris cool, maturity such as Sparkle or The story of futile British during five crucial days CIIAIRMAN says Clare Sperapani, county Frosty. However,a fall crop of attemptsto subduetile Colony audience of over 50 area during the spring campaign. residents that General agriculture agent. peas will seldom produce the s,o,,oo,,s,29, & of the Jersies. climaxedby Gilbert G. Roessner, Lettuce, spinach and Ross Poldark, the British Washington emerged the president of City Federal yield or quality as good as a Cornwallis’ march on radishes should be planted spring crop, Ms. Sperapani Millstone with an army of soldier, writes dispairing victor in tlie contestfor control Savings and Loan Association letters to his mother,in which of NewJersey by "playing it very early in the spring. When advises. ’¢ 17,000men on June 14, 1777, is of Elizabeth has been named the temperature gets too high Other spring crops can be lie questions his general’s cool." as chairman of the Un- interpreted by the British manoeuvres and complains of and tile days too long these grown to mature in late Captain Ross Poldark, of the derwriting Committeefor New crops will form seed stalks¯ i.’~ WARM-UPSUITS $1N99 ’lTil/’ ~ inaction. A second speaker, James Jersey Public Television’s September, October and even I V (reg.$19) Enniskillen Guards, and Sam Sam Sutphen, of the New Raleigh of Colts Neck, is an A satisfactory crop of peas November. ;: Sutphen, a Jersey militiaman. Great TV Auction, which will maturein July if the vine Jersey camp, is substituting authority on the beacon begins Oct. 22. Broccolitakes 80 to 100days ~[~ Tile Laffin Stock Players for his master in the militia. system used in NewJersey growthand pod set takes place to mature whenplanted from After teaching himself to read during the Revolution¯ His Over the next few months before hot weather. For a real seed. If you wanta crop in the I~1 Rt. 22,Whitehouse Rt,206 H ifl~orough lardyFarms were asked to create the 30- 1VIML Weft of [oile(o AmwellR8S 0 d Somervdle Shopping(enter minute spectacle especially and write, he informs his presentation was an analysis Mr. Rosessner will be looking early crop of peas plant the fall, seed betweenJune 20 and master of his desire for of the signaling experiments for underwriters for nights of seeds about March20. July 10. Different varieties S34.2433 3S9-S353 w..... for the Somerset County Peas can also be grownwith ([ ¢f WomenOnly) Bicentennial Festival. En- lreedom. Washington began at Mid- the auction, auction produc- require different times. L~ OpI. ~.days |’O’S titled "Old Glory, Washington dlebrookin Juneof 1777.These tion and for the Big Board m~erate success as a full Leaf lettuce such as Grand Tile experiences of each crop when the seeds are and Cornwallis," the festival soldier are the focal point for evolvedinto a comprehensivefeaturing donations of St,000 Rapids or Salad Bowl takes will feature four days of tile larger story of General chainof signal fires by which and more. planted iu late summer.Seeds about55 days. special events eom- llowe’s ill-fated march on militiamencould be called out memoratthgeventsin the area Millstone, wldchdisrupted the to repel anyBritish attack. 200 years ago. British campaign in the Written and directed by summerand fall of 177"/. Tile program, which was m0Pethanadru

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".4,.x .1022EasteR Ave., Somerset /’t_"~) ~’J.,),~ RutgemShopping Center 6!, ~r-~ ~,~.. "a I’~ ,i r il MANVILLE:Rustic Mall A&PCenter, Finderne ~-A Thursday, June 16, 1977 A goodway to Summedunhas many shows Williams wantsto Summerfun Summer The first showthis season, You Cumin’ Back, Red original, musical children’s hQhtenthe load Theater, NewJersey’s only running from Tuesday, June Ryder?" by MarkMedoff, the play. The style of the showIs new - show - every -week, 28 through Saturday, July 2, award winning, gripping that of a folktaleand folksong halt urban decay resident professional stock will be "NoSex Please, ’We’re drama of terror and violence which gives a colorful in- whenyou move. company will return to British," by Anthony Marriot in a small southwestern town troduetiea to the customs and UnitedSinceStates World Senate War hasII, oftenthe munity Development Block Northeast has wonits battle Memorial Auditorium at and Alistair Foot. The will play from July 19 to 23; characters of different Grants and administered by for fundingonce and for all, I MontclairState Collegefor its unabashedly funny tongue-in- been reluctant to accept the U.S. Department of think it does count as a most "Knock, Knock" by Jules cultures and showing at the Federalpregramsdcsignedto sixth consecutive season cheektribute to the stiff upper Feiffer, "...a kooky, laugh sametime that lt is, "goodjust Housing and Urban proudvictory for our region. beginning Tuesday, June 28. lip whichwill keep audiences help needy urban areas in the Development,is the Federal All of those whomarshalled saturated miracle play..." to be you .., good to be me!" Nurthcast.Thisheshappened, More than 15,000 people saw laughing from beginning to (Time)willrun fromJuly 26 Summerfun Summer government’s principal their resources in support of the six fully-mounted and end. "Rashmon by Fay and quite frankly, since a large mechanismfor funding urban this formulawill be workingto 30. The last showof these¯son Theater will also continue to numberof senators comefrom prodneed "Broadway" style Michael Kanin, the absorbing will be "Anastasia" by Guy showcaseprofessional artists improvements," Sen. preserve the Senate productionslastsummer."Our drama of rape and murderset rural, less-populated states Williamspointed out. BoRon, the compelling, in its lobby art gallery this where the problems of urban mechanism when the audienceIres inercased 400per in ancient Japan will run from heartwarming play about the season. Season pass and ticket decay and economicdecline Asa result of the newSenate legislation is consideredin a cent since our first season in July 5 to 9; "Harvey"by Mary alleged remaining child of information can he obtained formula, New Jersey will House-Senate "Conference 1972. We’ve entertained o Chase, the gentle comedyof bycalling the box office at 746- are not nearly so urgent. receive nearly $250 million Committeelater this month," Czar Nicholas of Russia which The Northeast, and states whole lot af people," Sum- mayhemand mirth featuring will run from Aug. 2 to 0. 9120. over three years for a broad he said. merfun Producer W. Scott everyone’s favoritePooka will like NewJersey in particular, variety of urban projects Pushcart Players will also -- have sometimes been However, the Senate has MacConnellsaid. run from July 12 to 16; "When be in residence again this including rehabilitation of realized for the first time that ’ deprived of federal revenues neighborhoods, slum poverty and despair in urban clearance, sewer im- areas need special attention A strawberry festival, their feet. Formulas that have provements, parklands and and that dues in the Northeast sponsoredby the ladies been used to disburse funds for recreation. This is almost $100 and across the Nation must auxiliary of the Finderne education, housing, and million more than the state once again be places which Engine Co., No. 1 is set for communitydevelopment are wouldhave received under the offer not only productive and Sunday,June 19 from 4 to 8 basedlargely on per capita old formula. meaningful employment, but incomewhich penalizes older "While this action by the a rich choiee of lifestyles and urban areas, Sen. tlarrison A. Senate does not meanthe recreational opportunities. WilliamsJr. said. "Now,itowever, there is a change taking place. Manyof clover 1’ my colleagues are beginning INSTRUCTIONto realize that it is onlyfair to correspondence | by T .II . BLU M- BARBARALINDBERG which need them most. ~OUNTY4-H AGENT COUNTY4-11AGENT;J "The first evidence of this change in perceptioo came COMINGEVENTS last week when the Senate Mr. Sussman766-0857 or Shcila approved a new urban aid Colby725-6949. All meetings held.at 4-H formula that will shift the Center unless otherwise spendingof millions of dollars stated. fromthe Sunbeltto older cities of the Northeast and- Ken Pentlicki brought two Thursday, June 16 - 4-H dwarfrabbits to the meetingof Midwest," he added. exchangeassociation meeting, "This formula, which I the Meows& Whistles 4-H 7:30 p.m. Club. Members imd an op- wrote, was contained in a Titursday, June 16 - Junior mammoth$14.7 billion housing portunity to listen and learn council meeting, 7:30 p.m. about dwarf rabbits. SomersetTrust Companywants to say bill designed to revise and Saturday, June 18 - Skillman extend our Nation’s housing picnic. and community development Animportant meetingfor all programs. One of these high schoolstudents interested programs, known as Com- Rockilunting is a favorite in going to NewtonCounty, Ga. pastime for members of th# on an exchange trip will be Experimenters 4-H Science held at 7:30 p.m. tonight June Club. Last month members 16 at the 4-H Center. This will traveled to Ken Lockwood SCHWINN\be the last chance to make Gorge. They found many NO SHORTAGE OF plans. Call Mrs. Terhune526- samples of feldspar. Kisra HELLO FUEL HERE..RIDE OUT 6644 if youhave any questions. Kirsohmannand Mrs. Martha AND ENJOY THE FUN! Binbcrg from Germany showed fossils at the last meeting. 4.H Prep camp enrollment + for 7, 8 and9 yearolds is filled but there are still a few openings at the following The ,I-It Mavericks Horse camps: Club is accepting new MANVILLE[ Stokes - 12, 13 and 14 year members.If you are betweeo olds, July 11 to 16. the ages of 9 and 10 years old Beemerville- 10 and 11 year and ownyour ownhorse, you at the GRANDOPENING of its newManville Office olds, July 11 to 16. are welcometo join 4-H. Call Leadership / recreation the 4-t) office 526-6644for more camp- 14 and 15 year olds, information. July It to 16. in theRustic Mall Saturday, June[8, 1977 9a.m. to 3gm. ¯ Lightweightdllmond ,m styler .... Horse camp- Horse owners ¯ lO.speed.38 tO~oo$158.95whobring their ownhorses, derailleurgear July 11 to 16. Members of the Warren ¯ Chrometubular fork and Call the 4.Hoffice 526-6644Trail Blazers 4-}1 tlorse Clt,~b qulckrelease front hub for more information, are planning their newcl ~’b CASHGIFTS FOR NEW DEPOSITORS[ banner that they will hang at Whynot join the thousandswho are rediscoveringthe joysof cycling... the 4-H Fair. Sue Angelougave Ahu,hel of ,pedal 85 MII~.primed jutl fi~r the goring there underyour ownpower a demonstrationon first aid ,wea~hulanti redeemablelit" ¯n.vone o1"66 Mant Ilie is a thrill andtho wonderfulthinss The 4-H senior council for snake bites at a recent ret¯il nlerehsntn. it doesfor your tun are special membersare planning a fun meeting. bonuses¯The new Schwlnn Sierra is neeels e nm,of Ihete ~peelal $.3 hnln whenyou open a filled day with the youngsters ne~ ehreklngaccount far S ISO.(~ open ¯’newnr add yourkey to theopen road. Slop in and at SkillmanSchool for Boys. A ~’, to all exbtlngsa~ InK, ¯eeounl ~lth ¯ drlmalto f 82.50. let our cyclingexperts fit youto a picnic will be held Saturday, Snrr’~.oni~ one &3 hill WTWT*On)..~l~ln~* del)n~ Sierra- or oneof theother precision mull he nv; nta nrl for 2 mnnlin. bikesfrom the wideselection await. June 18. This is a special event Anyboy or girl, irrespective ing yOU. for all involved, of race, eoler or national origin, in this community -\ *’* between the ages of 7 and 19 inclusive, may become a FRANKLINBICYCLE Fresh Air Fund is aided by memberof 4-H Prep or 4-11 by the Bernardsville Kiwanisand applying for membershipin at CENTER Regional Chairman, Sid least one of the approved 853 Hamilton St. Somerset Sussman. Homes are needed programs or projects and for children for two weeks agreeing to the 4-H 249-4544 betweenJuly 6and Aug. 3. Call requirements. $1000 ~Daily10-6; Closed Wed. ~ Sun~, .NOilllrc.lta~l, or th.l)o~hi~ nt.ce~aryto win till** graltll ~wiN.[i~t~kl.~tlriZ(’. Simply vb, il iltir flew Manville Office. print your name and alhlret, s tin entry hlank, aml YOUCOI’LD lie TBEg’INNEB of a hlglt interesl $1000 tearing t~avillgS aeec|ttot. SWEEPSTAKESSweepstakes Entries for the giant $1,1)(ll) S~t.t.i)~take~ ~*ill Iw ucceptedfor the entire ® (;RANI) OPENIN(;MIINTIL Jone Ill to Jtliy tO. 1q77. PASSBOOK Passbook BIG 16"x32" IIrawlng will lake place July 16 at II A.M. The v, inm,r will he a POOLLINER IilIIll)OIIIN’d ilOntedill|l*ly. Ftllld~ lllU~t rPIIIllilt on (h, pos|l ill the wlttlter*~ ¯ COPING STI:.~aVillg~ A(’l’Otlllt file I2 lltOltlh~. J ¯ WRITTEN ~m .¯ciTrus Complnywli+ .c s .r.fvour un s run vo her ns u at’ h c s r nc nv nenee ovou Jus bring tn your savlngs passbook. SWIMMING GUARANTEE ,’~rrywecnno ~ ,r g tf~rlhetransferlfffunds;llreadyondvposilatanotherSTC/ ct FREEGIFTS ,,,.,,.,h.., ,..,, LIVE BROADCAST BOWLO’BUCKS POOL (hi (;r¯nd(ll)wning It¯% ~e’ll Im~ea (;rmnlI)penlng I)a~ will Iw nnIhe FORTUE KIDS ON GRANDOPENING f,r ~ou¯ndlot~ of Ihtl~g~for the kid. / + "-- DAY! Ft,r exan=ple= fromI()"~O a,m. to’| :1~i).m.~ilh a Ibe ’ ’Yl" /’ remotehrnadept ho*ted ht M¯rk1~.~i. Afabulous guea~lng eonte~l for klda t STt’atn’VIN’rl.Slitti,l,l:~G nat; ,-.. /~’/ ~.~.~/~’, / ¯ lnl (]mehFreeman. popaJ¯r wnuw iFed S to 12. ’- , k¢~,~ / r¯dh+ iH.rmmalnles. IInwm¯nv diver doll¯n ¯re IheTe In Ihe ihulio SlaUonwl|nw 11170on ~our AM ]/ di¯l) ~ill be bro¯drastinIhe eo’~erxge #ant bowlo’ bueka? direelhfrl,nl liar M¯n~illes (H’eee with 2,1,1S? 9,S507 Youtellul! .+.,,...... ,,,,,.,+,,l.l+,Pt,P., mn~ie,’new~and public ~en tee mPss¯gen Childrenvhdtlng wllh Iheh"parent~ en IIAI.I.DnNS. attd I|t)T nL’TTFIIEI) .. ... ~- ~.~ ~-’ bar IhPManville ¯re¯, and other grandopenin d¯v are |nvlted to wrhe I’()I~([OIIN. fred~ from the popper. ~ L.._.J~ eommunltlea~e aerve. Ihelr guen- 8plu~ name,¯S e, and . INSTALLIID ComeJoin u. in .~lturda~’~fe.tl~ltlee. ¯ dd~st~ on ¯ con,eel entry, allp. Eaeh II THE IIIOUH9 WNIREIT I[LOIOS (;randOpening Day ~ill Iw ¯ f¯mily .gee Ih’e hrtmdea~tln~at’erda hand.~t) child rely enler only one guoa. @ .0 TAXOH THIg POOL ¯ ff¯irl See~nu nn nip lath! know~?Ynu may become ¯ radio The nearest guen will win an STC personality?ou~,elfi Win s Account ¯sshookeonl¯inln a 3’x8’ DEEP ParticipatingManville Merchants a75 ~1~deposit. ~/~enext two eloaeat s guea*erswill win pa.sbooktworth SSO EA|Y CRIDIT TIRM| I ¯nd $25. A& II FAcroR¥OI’TI.ET I)~.% tT~ M[’;N’S & ~inner~will be announeedon Mondsy+ IlO~’~~IIOP JtOINKA~ EI.E(~hO: MII)-TOINIIEI.I I,ETROCK*SGROCEBI" IIENCnEASlatI~ FLIH)B~ OECII:CO’S LI~I I)R June 20. i.a ~ STOXE MIO-TOWNI)INEB QL’IGLE~’~BICYCLE SIIOP B[’.’1~¥h bITECLEANEB~ ~T()IO~ (l~quor iml~ RADIO~IIACK MAINST. EXXON SER~ O:E Mll;I.It)H~ EXXON RI.I’MBEhO’~O&h I)R A REDht’l; FAIR ReF,I~O,I?I t R~p,l~(hl?l RICC&I)ONNAaOME IMPROVEMENT Till; RIH)KMAN FABRtI:YlIRI’M MANVILLEUARt)WAnE MIKL’STV SERFICE ’ SomersetTrust Company SBASPIVIL"Thlt LA F~tMII.F SIIOE ~tTOBE MANVll.l.E IA NE.~ BISKf#SaABa~’ABE NO~’ICK~SMUSE SUS.’r& .qTATIONERTSPORTING GOODS BROOKSLIQUORS FI,ORElf (;AI.LEHF MANFILI.EMt’SlC CENTEe STt’OIO Bf’CKY’SMEIV~ ~IIOP GEI)RGt;~B&B & GIOLL MANVILLEpaT SIIOP ONEIIOUB MABTISn3N(; BUZ~CKIPIIARMACY I) I’.n=& lX..¢¢ (kl BUNCEAFPIJANI:E b PBQALrrO SPPPL¥ el[l~ater nesources GERMANAUTI) REPAIII~ MANVILLEPtI&R~C¥ ~L’S AtrroMOTIFE ¯ a I la-yearre¢ord ol stability ~AHYELn:E CREAM ( FhlIIIp ~1~) MAN¥1LtJEPtZ~RIA "P&&M APPLIANCE FUeNIT~a£¯ SUBURBANBWI~ItERS ¯ morec-onveltlence and imevlct i ~UPERNARKIT & EESTAL’RANT ¯ addltloaal banld~offices. GWFO#OAtrro BOO¥ PAUL’SBARBER SIIOP SWISL*.’~ CURL CE.NTBE snoPPE M~ZI~R’SFOODTOWN (Iklt ~yle*(~ly) GIF’~N’ C~RDS ,~ T*J.KTaAVEL CIIARLE~ JBWELRB.~ MANYILLE SUNOCO SERVICE PENTUOUSB FOREtGN G RIFEITI[’SCARBU hBTOR a AAUTO SUPPLY C.ASPART~ COLORMY WORI~D Tv IGNITIONSERVIEE WARCOLA’S MABI~’SPIZ~. P~TE~STAYBRN WABEUOUSUFURNrTIJBB OUTLLcT CRESTAl RESTAU RANT K.WA¥ (~rheR* ~ Only) TIlE MAXINBsnIJP ZgLL’S CYeUBI"SLIQUORS KATIIII’S FLORIST Thursday, June16,1977 The Franklin NEWS’RECORD 9-A .Seniors sign yearbook with wishes

Graduatingseniors from Franklin High School got together for a yearbook-signingdinner andparty on Tuesday,June ]4, at the RamadaInn in East Brunswick. Passingtheir copies of the "Shield77" from one to another,they CARPEl" PAINT inscribedmessages for posterity, andfor laughs,in the marginsand ’1 blankpages left withthat purposein mind. TILE The1977 yearbook was edited by JanBeckley, under the guidan- I WINDOWSHADES ce or faculty advisorRichard Doerr. The cover design, featuring two HO-WAXFLOOR$ I CERAMIC handson a piano keyboard, was designed by senior MelindaSeremi. , L~ELORBLINDSq~,,~WALLDOVERINO Ken Shulackphotos TOPSOIL Collier" ¢Hom¢¢FashiorL. Center 870Hamilton St. (AmwellRd.), Somerset HILLSBORO m~m(opposite Franklin State Bank) Landscape,Mason & PatioSupply 646-5757 Re. 20b, HIIleborough874-6664

Michelle Loganburies her headin a friend’s copyof the’~earbook.

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For seniors, the momentswere" Precious and Few"

AnthonyROSSi hams it up.making an ar~tocratlc appeal to KellyBovlao for thenext dance

GAlLI~AMBLE and David Plummet make an elegant en. ~rance The senior promtakes a special place in the hearts and memorie,~ Schoolo/ high~. u’asschool no dif/erentgraduates : itthroughout "s themewas the"’Precious land. Franklinand Few"" Itigh Last Friday night. June 10. 350 seniors and their guests danced and dined at the CedarGrote Manorin Edison. Musir wa~prorid,d by the Teachers Plus Three band. Chaperones/or the dance z¢’ere Principal and ]lrs. :\’. Lee l~laustein, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tabbit : .~lr. and Mr,~. .’~liehael Lerinson: Mr. and Mrs. LaDuca:Betty Fisher: I],,len ff’illiams. and Mar~erieEisenberg.

RobbinMcGeady lets horsellgo, Thursday, June 16,1977 [he FranklinNEWS’RECORD 1 I-A

,Student achievement honored FATHER’SDAY IS SUNDAY... at FHS academic awards tea Petrina Schepise, Marvin School art department award were handed out by Ms. Patricia Brys. Karen Towns, Franklin High School’s David Mitchell and Gaff Senicel and TomUmar. was won by Janet Spring, and Pashko. Jeanne Imbesi was second annual academic John Gaido was awarded the presented by ChuckMIley. given a second award, the high Hedges were honored by the awards tea was held on June 8 Steve Michlovitz presented the school History Club award, by awards for the high school’s in the high school auditorium. National R.O.T.C. four.year best Performing Arts Club scholarship by Captain high school’s awards for all- Joseph Fesko. Donna Braun After a welcome from Prin- around achievements to and Vincent Reilly were seniors, presented by Carolyn Steeleonce said, "We , cipal Lee Blaustein,the Testrake of the FHSR.O.T.C. program. Barbara Borden, Carol Lobe presented with the school’s Reese. keynoteaddress was delivered and Patricia Wykes. music department awards by Mary Btsogno won the byDr. David M. Massie,Dean Michelle Logan won the scholarship from the Spanish are alwaysdoing... Delta Sigma There Scholar- Linda Beyea. or Arts and Sciencesat ENGLISH DEPARTMENTMark Froehlich won the Club, whichwas handedto her , SomersetCounty College. ship from the Central Jersey by Bertha Wechsler. The FHS Alumnaepresented by Vivian writing awards went to Mary award for the outstanding Heide Greiss,guidance Smith. The Franklin High Toth and Lisa Van Dyke, and Russian student, presented by Varsity Club awards, something for departmentchairperson atthe presented by Patrick Dolan, high school, officiated for the were wonby Stephen Foster presentation of awards. and Maureen McDevitt. Pat Posterity,but l would In alphabetical order, the Weinert handed the FHS following honors were con- women’sphysical education ferred upon juniors and department’s Outstanding seniors: Female Athlete award to fain seePosterity do The Alpha Kappa Alpha Cynthia Malry. Sorority scholarship was presented by GwenParker to TYRANN JACKSON won somethingfor us." Michelle Logan. The the OmegaPsi Phi fraternity American Cyanamid scholarship from the Omicron Chemistry Award, presented Chi chapter in Plainfield. The by Steve Miehlovitz, was award was handed out by John awarded to Robert Maslo. Tucker. The Rarltan Valley Exchange student Leslie Chapter presented its annual Graham,her host parents, Mr. National Association of Ac- and Mrs. R. Jones, and her countants award to Petrina So comeon, Posterity, see whatyou host sister, Cindy Jones, Schepise. Morris Kadin made received the AmericanField the presentation. ¯ Service Awards, presented by Somerset CountyCouncil of can do to truly makeFather’sDay, Karen Sanchez. PTA’s scholarship went to Jeanne Harris, and was TIIE AUGUSTA VICTOB. presented by Beverly Father’sDay/ Award for Poetry was Mignella. presentedto SusanFrancfort The valedictorian and by PearlPashko. Alan Cohen salutatorian prizes went to won the Bausch and Lomb Robert Maslo and Angela Science Award, handed to him Starone. They were presented by Steve Michlovitz. Joan by Ms. Kaselis. Burke of the Cedar Wood ,Woman’s Club made her club’s presentation of an FHSstaff members academic scholarship to salutedfor service Jeanne lmbesi, and of career training awards to Robin Twenty-one professional ~Vk 32 Nassau Street Princeton ’ ~ Joseph and Susan Cut- faculty and staff membersof segecrge. 92.1.7oo DonnaHills was given the Franklin High School were Franklin State Bankaward for recognizedfor their service to the outstanding business the school during a faculty ,student, presented by Dr. meeting on June 7. Barry Kotler. The Franklin Commended for having Township Education "served diligently and well AmpleFree Porkine ¯ OpenFriday ’Ill 9 Association scholarships went over the past 15 years" were to Robert Maslo and Alan the followingfaculty andstaff Cohen, presented by Ruth members: Ken Adams, Anita Kaselis. The township Jaycees Barry, Sylvia Biumberg, academic scholarship was Lillian’ Bodnarik, John But- awarded to Jeanne Harris, chko, Patrick Dolan, Helene and presented by William Fain, Ado Ferraro, Heidi Woodhull.. Greiss, Garland Harris and Tills Jeanne Onuschak won the r Wilton Kimmer. Franklin Women’s Club Also commended were nursing scholarship, Melita Krauszer, Norah presented by Helen Kagdis A well.deserved nap Kuthy, Arlyne Lookstein, nd Mrs. L. Powell. The Gear Lund, Viola Oram, Mary BU|I||$| G|lllE ~ecrge Ackerman Memorial Threeyears of hard work in high school has earnedLisa Morgana short leave-taking from Piazzola, Vivian Smith, Scholarships went to Maureen graduationpractice in the gymon Tuesdaymorning. Next to her, CherylMullin, doesn’t take it Joseph Tabbit, EdwardWatts, McDevitt and Cynthia Malry. veryseriously. and Sanford Wolff. The Kaselis math prizes, {Steve Goodmanphoto) presented by Ruth Kaselis, FRANKLINIltGll BUSING PRINTING CALENDAROF COMING were awardedto Jeffrey Heine Four advanceto and Angola Starone. EdwinE. Parents interested in EVENTS private bus transportation to Bess presented the Khufu full professor THECHOICE OF CHAMPIONSB Et B PRINTING THURSDAY,JUNE 16 Maria’s Temple# 120 scholarship from Franklin High School for the SERVICES NatureWalk - "Owl Prowl" - 8 p.m., Environmental Franklin’s Shriners to Lionel Four Franklin residents next school year should send EducationCenter, Lord Stirling Rd., Basking Ridge. Yarn Shop Henry. were among 30 faculty their checks, payable to J.H. 617 W. CamplainRd. HilIsboroughPlanning Board - 8 p.m.Flagtown School. membersgiven the rank of full Van Cleef Bus Company, to Manville, N.J. 08835 FranklinBoard of Adjustment- 8 p.m.Municipal Bldg. * ComeSee JODI LEVIN won the professor at Rutgers Sheila Weinberg, 9 Hamlet Mariano Press Award for University. Court, Somerset. The cost of Buelneuand Social Printing FRIDAY,JUNE 17 ourfine ~b¢~oM OD Forma-Bulletlna-Flyerx-Tickete journalism, which was given the bus is $70. NatureWalk - "Frog Slog"- 7:30 p.m., Environmental to her by Ms. Pashko. The Dr. Edward J. Bloustein, Please include students Cards- Envelopea- EducationCenter, Lord Stirring Rd., Basking Ridge. Mathematical Association of president of Rutgers name, address, telephone Letterheads-invitations Co~mFmm~j University announced their number and grade. Deadline American test awards were Easton Center given by Ms. Kaselis to Paul names on Wednesday,June 15. for checksis July 15. INSTANTPR|NT SATURDAY,JUNE 18 900 Easton Ave., Straus and Brian Roberts. The four from Franklin are: PHONE:(201) 526-2070 Brian also wona Math League Auction- BoundBrook Presbyterian Church, Union Et Somerset 545-3760 Eileen Corrigan of 575 MountainAyes., Preview, 9-10 a.m. - Auction10 a.m; ,award, as did Lee Chen, Jeff Easton Avenue, professor, 14NASSAU STREET N.J. BoxerClub Dog Show, 4-H Center, Milltown Rd.. Greenhorn, Angola Starone, Graduate School of Social AT CORNEROF BANK ST. Bridgewater10:30 A.M.- HOME & FARM Paul Straus, Jeffrey I-leine and Work: Engravingand Printing RummageSale - Sisterhoodof St. Markof EphesusOr- Robert Maslo. on Crane’sPaper and thodoxChurch 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.,Church Half, 148So. Finley The New Jersey Foreign RobertJ. Cousins, Jr., of 4 Ave.,Basking Ridge. HORSEFEED a SUPPLIES,PET Language Teachers’ Layne Road, professor of OtherFine Stationery FOODS.WILD SIRe SEED. ANIMAL DavesMen’s 8. 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Somerset 3 yearsfor $10.00 Workshop, NOTARY PUBLIC Seniorcitizens- 1 yearfor $2.75 FUNERAL MOVING & LUMBER [_~Out of State- 1 yearfor $9.00 HOMES JEWELRY STORAGE BELLEMEAD Name Thereturn of ihe classics is now.., and what’s SHERMANEt SOPKO. FUCILLO& LUMBER CO., INC. moreclassic than Izod’s all cotton alligator’d SONS Agentsfor ReadingBlvd., Belie Mead shirt. In colors for golfing andleisure, it’s the shirt Address WARREN JEWELERS WheatenVan Lines, Inc. 359-5121 for year round comfort and good looks. $18.00 MOVING A CompleteLine of KeepsakeOiamong Rings Zip STORAGE,INC. BUILDING MATERIALS Funeral Home,Inc, WideSelection of WeddingBands ¯ Cook& DunnPaints ¯ Comb, AdamFucillo, Mgr, Permit#$ Doors&,Window| ¯ Andersen Win. Send to P.O. Box 146 FREEEar Piercing with daws¯ Ceilings ¯ Patio Man, lois ¯ 725-1763 Purchaseof Earrings Local g LongDistance Carpeting&Vinyl Tile * Sll¢o Somerville, N.J. 08876 BasementOoors ¯ Railroad Ties ¯ vars!,ty SomersetShopping Center Hardware¯ Decorator Panels ¯ or 35No. 17th Ave. Bridgewater Manville RoofingMaterials ¯ Insulation.. 205 S.Main St.. Manville Glass¯ Penellln Plywoad¯ Brick 138 NassauStreet, Princeton,New Jersey ¯ 626-0111 201,725.7758 gMasonry Materials s CALL725-3300______: ..... , ...... Frl. 9-9 * Tues. Sat. 9.5:30 ¯: 12-A The Franklin NEWS’RECORD Thursday,June 16, 1977 ., SUYDAMWINS ¯ FRENCIIPItlZE Robin E. Suydam, R.D. 3, C oner[y Sch co[ h ai] s vo[ unteers Stacy Weinsteinnamed first ’,:.’Skillmans Lane, Somerset, T;’-:.was one of 36 membersof the The Conerly Road School volunteers braved the rainy were also cited. ,’:recent graduating class at" staff entertained community weather to attend. Benefits of volunteering Scott Scholarshiprecipient "!’Bucknell University selected volunteers, most of them Principal Beulah E. Baker may be considered to be officially greeted the guests, Slaty Sue Weinstein of herself as a leader in extra- Ms. Weinstein was among ’. to receive special student parents of Conerly pupils, in threefold, according to Ms. Watchunghas been namedthe curricular activities. At Valley ’~prizes or awards¯ Ihe school cafeteria on pointing out that several of Baker. Research studies in- first recipientof the AustinW. View School in Wachungshe 114 candidates whocompeted .’ She received the Pi Delta Monday,June6. Large pesters them had contributed over150 dicate that children whose Scott Scholarship,a complete has been a member of the for the scholarship. The :~ Phi Prize given "to that hailed the importance of hours of volunteer time at parents are directly involved four-year tuition grant to student council and an officer scholarship committeeused a member of the graduating school volunteers who were Conerly this year. Workdone in their schools achieve more on the y,=arbookstaff. She was competitive examination to by volunteers includes typing, than children whose parents attend l~.utgers Preparatory ¯ ’ class whoshows the greatest invited to the school so that Sehonlin Franklin Township. the recipient of the 1976 Op- choosethirty semi-finalists. proficiency in French." teachers could personally coaching, tutoring, serving on are not Involved, shesaid. The announcement was timist Club award. Her other Six finalists werethen selected The daughter of Mr. and committees, assisting with ’*Theschool benefits by the thank them for their manyand madetoday at the 2ilth an- interests include tennis, after a carefulreading of all Mrs. AbramSuydam, Jr., she varied contributions during cafeteria supervision, overall enrichment which niyersary commencementby horsebackriding, track, field applications by committee was the recipient at ecru- this school year. chaperoning field trips, volunteers provide for the Ihe school’s headmaster, members. helpingin the library, helping hockey, and softball. mencement on May 29 of a Staff teachers contributed school program, and the August Ih Daviet. In con- The scholarship is namedin Inaddition to Ms. Weinstein, " bachelor of arts degree with refreshments, candlelight and in the speech program and volunteers become informed’ ferringthe award, Mr. Davlet honor of a distinguished finalists were: David Chen Ihe distinction or rum]aude. flowers. Approximatelyfifty planning special events. Of- about the schoolwhile shar- stressed that intellectual alumnus of Rutgers from Carl SandburgMiddle ricers and committeechair- peningtheir workskills," she ability, leadershippotential, Preparatory School. Austin W. Sehoolin Old Bridge, Eric people from the school’s added, communityinvolvement, and ¯ :’,.. P.T.A. and Advisory Board Scott graduated from the Combest from the Middle a well-developed sense of schooln in 1899 later returned School of Rut-ers . ::l AlUI1Ut/I::I I RAI("I=RV I ~ersonp~ va!ues wereamong to teach mathematics for School Barba~ra ~;%~pa~atory scholarship re.re.re:tree on- to Harvard LawSchool where Middle School in Piscataway ,,, AMERICAN DAY CAMP served in Ms. Wemstem. he had a long and brilliant and Scott N co av from VonF:’ ofHillsborough In additiontu her excellent career as one of the nation’s ~J...~. T,¢;n.4( o ~-.- ."" I I/ most eminent law professors. M~’tld%sex...... e or,am ,n , / otMettt,,Msemesth,t~d~mtntt~etit* academic performance, Ms. I" 201-359-8331 I/ VCeinstein.,o.,o.o,oor has distinguished Bikin i Father’sDay Cakes Drawing by Natalie Miller i l/ hild’s ...... Enroll .... tourpre- , |S Ice Show|| edipzr[Za!e?St Y2edr!rl? [~arCan?viSde ¯ .!J l, Th,syea, putcamoiny.... T ’ .~1 i i~ ~t O~l-t~t~r ..I / s*~as(,tl .....discount orate...... Of $39.00 ooo,ooper week -- noother fees and =n -- h ’ h g " j .~--~ MIDDI.E-FASTLF:CTUHE bv Eric Wright Y I/ ALLACTIVITIES: Sports. arts ~ crafts, weeklytrips, trophies. SpeeialWriter Palacetsnot]arge, despitethe from the aforementioned awardcertdicazer,, swimm~n msnucnor~s.Olympics. snacks, tote ¯ fact that several rows of or- "Rock Around the Clock" to ’;~ m / 9 go. U SED Dr Mao~ Kertepeter WeddingCvkes bag ..... pl ...... Toiler Cranston’s "The Ice chcstra seats have been "Dark TownStrutters Ball." professor f Middle East There is a very balletic ! I/ history Show," currently playing a removedto allow the rink to ¯ :~Jl I/ 2. 4.6. e weeksess,ons Easy payment plan ava,lable Let us give ~[[~ll[’t~’ at New York limited engugement at the project into the auditnrium.At Teller’s Ball, and a La,ino , ~, your chld a happysummer We are fully professional -. owner ~|~11~ University, is scheduled to ,d ...... p. Al,...... i ...... derth ...... dsupe,- I’alacei’alace Theatre on BroadwayBroadway, times, especially whenthe full numberthat raises the roof. ..:lil . Ill/ (,l...... give a lecture at the companyis on the ice, it looks And Cranston caps off the ° . vts,t,,~ of state L,censedleachers. One counsellor every ten Griggstown Reformed Church is --quitesimply-- quitesimply .. .. thethe best best iceice :B AIIbakinq done on premises I/ ct,,,,r..... Ullli~.l~Jm&l~ showI huve ever seen. a little crowded,crowded butbut thethe evening with his widely ac- "= claimed interpretation of "I 6 day nlLIl,,OIg,~,,Jg’tu,a as Everything to do with the available space is used to the FOR INFORMATION(:ALL JuneHall,,Somethingat26,7:00NewonP’m’ and tbc°n show SundaY,topic, can shawlbe huve spoken ever seen. of in greatest advantage. Pagliacci." 4 % I/it =unos¢.ape,,~ason The pace of "The lce Show" Cranston,as thosewho have 201 636 1233 &~-,|rIO~UD~3I~ pp y Something Old in the OPECsuperlatives. The supporting Rt. 2O6,Hillsboro 874.6664 Landsof the MiddleEast." company,which includes 15 could not be moredazzling, followed international ice skaters besides Cranston, is Thereis no theatre orchestra, skating competitions for the ~[ Dr. Kortepeter has lived in all accompaniment being past few years know,isatruly the Middle East a number of excellent. The costumes by Miles White are striking in provided by a recorded score, unique skater. Combiningthe --~ years and is a specialist on the hath Iheir simplicity and of- This allows for one numberto athleticism of sport with the social history of the area. The fectiveness.’t’hesettings,few follow another with nomore esthetics of dance,he is a lecture isopentothegenera, than a few secondsdcaiy -- if consummate showmunfront public, though they maybe, are used a m m to maximumeffect, that. And what a score! the tips of his fingers to the Around the corner Musical selections run the teeth on his skate blades. gamut from "Thus Spake Cranston has wisely Zarathustra" to "Captain surroundedhimself with some across the state a a a From Castile" to "Rock of the finest talent to be seen Aroundthe Clock." Something on ice today: Gordon for everyone. MeKellen, Jr., a three-Ume Production numbersare as U.S. National Men’s Cbam- innvoativeas anyseen on ice. pion, and a sensationalshow Everyone’ssaying Onesection is devotedto a skater and crowd pleaser;, lovely "Nicholas and Colleen O’Connor and Jim Alexandra" saga. The Dance Millns, former Worldand U.S. FR~[ National Dance Champions, and KenShelley, also a former St. Augustine’sU.S. Men’s Champion who, with his partner, Jo Jo Star- AIR planscarnival buck, jusl completeda four- year stint as star of the "Ice St. Augustine’s Church, 45 Capades." The other skaters flenderson Road in Franklin in the showmay be less well CONDITION[R,Park, has announcedthat its known but are equally ex- annualcarnival will take place cellent. from Thursday, June 16 "TheIce Show"is a dazzler. through Saturday, June 19, The Palace Theatre is located and again from Wednesday, on Seventh Avenuetone hal{ June 22 through Sunday, June block east of Broadway) at 26. 47th Street. For ticket in- The carnival will provide formationcall (212) 757-2626. booth-games, amusements, "The lee Show" will play food and beverages. Home- through July 10. madebaked goods will be on sale. Each evening food specialties can be purchased. FRANKLINBABIES A%75’VALU[PLUS FREE Included on the speeial menus INSTALLATION! are meat ball or sausage A son was born to Mr. and if youbuy a newSaab between sandwiches, tried fish with Mrs. Gary tloffman of french fries and cole slaw, and Somerset on May 13, at nowand June 31. ].977 baked ziti with meat bails. Middlesex General Hospital. Free parking will be A son was born to Mr. and °***° available on the church’s Mrs. Lynell of Somerset on 6 6 grounds. In case of wet May’31,at MiddlesexGeneral THECOM/~.ND PERFORM&NeE O,R. weather, paved streets in the Hospital Lincdln I like ...... area will be used for parking. 9 All carnival activities will take MiddlesexForeign Cars place on paved areas. 1233STATE HWY. 27 SOMERSET,N. J. 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THE PEDDIE SCHOOL HIIIsborough:’108 Amwel~Road (Belle Mead) WarrenVl0la West, Rt. 130 &0ulch ~eck Rd., HIGHTSTOWN,NEW JERSEY 08520 Other Offices in: Monmouth,Morris, Oceanand Union Counties EastWindsor Tel. 609-448-0997 Fabrics* Yarns ¯ Needlncraft ¯ Custom Dr,peff ¯ SlipcoverandReupholsteq SAVINGSINSURED TO$,40~000 BY FEDERAL,~AVINGS ANDLOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION FramingService ¯ Kitsch Hardware * $cit~r Sharpening Thursdoy,June 16, 1977 Ihe FranklinNEWS’RECORD 13-A PRIVATECOMPL~:T~:S COURSE RutgersPrep graduatesfifty-nine Private Keith R. Beckford Jr., whoseparents live at 124 ’WANTED 11~t Celeste Campbell wins Biological Science. Anthony leadership potential. Edwin Robert James, Henry St., Somerset, recently Fifty-nine Rutgers The presentation of ATTHESIGN OF~l~) Preparatory School students Scialabba was awarded the Somerset; Lisa Lorraine completed an aircraft oleo- ended their high school Art Prize for distinctive work graduates was made by Dr. Johnson, Spotswood; Avivit trielan course at the U.S. THEBLACK KETTLr’--~ careers under sunny skies on in art. Lisa Gibbsreceived the Frank V. Sperduto, Assistant Katz, Hamburg, West Ger- ArmyTransportation School, dealingin antiques DramaPrize for excellence in Headmaster and head of the many; John William Kontos, Ft. Enstis, Va. the lawn in front of the Upper School. The graduates Students were trained to since1950 AbrahamBeach house on the drama. Roman Bukachevsky Parlin; Joyce Lefhai’is, school’s Elm Fahn Campusin received the Latin Prize for are: Hamilton Square; Jo-Ann maintain, test and repair 47 WestBroad St. scholarship to Yale aircraft electrical components Franklin Township. highest attainment in Latin. Mandell, Matawan. Hopewell,N.J. Judy Rerbert and Ellen DIPLOMAS CUM LAUDE Thomas Andrew Miller, and systems. They also The graduating class Roman Platen Bukachev- received instruction in the 609-466-0222 received their diplomasat the Farben were awarded the Milltown; Richard Leon ~ Spanish Prize [or highest sky, Edison; Richmond Murra, Elizabeth; Robert properuseandmaintenance of by Jane Petrotf 21llh anniversary com- mencement of NewJersey’s attainment in Spanish. Richard Cohen, Warren; Myra Cozzens Murray, Piscataway; shop test equipment. YOURLETrERS ManagingEditor The Headmaster’s Prize Lloyd Frisch, North Brun- Nancy LeePage, Piscataway; The private entered the oldest secondaryschool. Armyin November1976, after ON TOWNISSUES Ilcadmaster August H. was awarded to Any swick; AndrewKevin Golden, Evelyn Roosler, NewBran- Franklin High School senior Krivitzky. South River; Judith Susan swick; Eric HowardRoseff, attending Somerset County AREWELCOMEI Celeste Campbellwaited for Daviet presided over the Collegein NorthBranch, N.J. several long weeks for a awardingof prizes and honors. Twelvestudents were in- Herbert, Perth Amboy; Lakewood; Ronald Gordon response from Yale Univer- Merle Witkin received the ducted into the Cure Laude Herbert Gene Hirscn.. Boss, Elizabeth, David Blair ...... sity. Whenthe letter finally Jnyce Kilmer Prize for ex- Society, the secondaryschool Somerset; Miriam Beth Rosenberg,Old Bridge; Julian cellence in English, the counterpart to Phi Beta Kirshner, South River; Lisa Aaron Schoicket, New arrived, early in May,all she Kappa. Theywere: RichmondBeth Kislin, North Brunswick; Brunswick; Anthony Leonard Want To Have Your could think to do was scream Alexander Johnston Prize for Korea Sue Klein, Perth and jump up and down. excellence in history, the Cohen, Andrew Golden, Scialabba IV, Somerset’, tlerbert Hirsch, Lisa Kislin, Amboy;Amy Ethel Krivitzky, Regina Ruth Shulman, North Driveway Look Like New? Celeste, daughterof Mr. and Humanities Prize for ex- Matawan; Juliana M. Ratych, Mrs. Plater Campbellof Susan cellence in humanities, and Karcn Klein, Juliana Ratyeh, Plainfield; Michael Robert Paul Brown, Christopher Edison; Merle Nancy WElkin, Sica, Jr., North Brunswick. SPRING SPECIAL Drive, wasawarded a .$4,000 thc FrenchPrize for highnsl Edison. scholarshipto the venerable attainment in French. Combest, Robert Darwin, Thomas J. Siggia, Somer- New Haven campus. This Marilyn Howarth, EdwinLee, set; Ellen Inge Simberloff, and Douglas Stahl. Four DIPLOMAS AWARDED Hi,s,dcDavidLester Soong, X.~~~-* ’:=#b, impressive achievementwas ANDREW GOLDEN Joel Martin Baker, Fords; ¯ ’~ only tire first. Ashort while received the Louisa M. Chasen"faculty members were Edison; GwenSilver Stein- ’Z:U=m . recognized as honorary Bruce Eric Baldiner, berg,Edison; Su-Yin Lad later she received word that MemorialPrize for creative Bridgewater; Melissa TamE for up to 300sq. ft. she lind also wonSt,000 from writing, the RaymondHayes members of the Society: Thomas, Franklin Park; the National Merit Scholarship McGovernPrize for the best Sarah Antin, Evelyn Daniels, Barnett, Milltown; Lisa Darren Eric Thompson, scholar winning his athletic Dominick Beronio, and Helen Bloom, Highland Park; Plainfield; Maria Isabel Foundation. Terrenna Marshall Callier, letter, and shared the Dorr Spratford. Troncoso Pomares, East We professionally seal, restore and South Brunswick; David C. Brunswick; Mary Carmen DISCUSSING HER PLANS Prize for excellence in science Cane, Spotswood; Francis preserve asphalt driveways at J&P. for the future during a rare, with Richmond Cohen. An- ItOBERT MUItI{AY, Valenti, New Brunswick; quiet half hour at the high drew was also the recipient of President of the Class of 1977, MannClarke, Ill, Franklin ElmerPeter Virag, Somerset; Take advantage of our FREE estimates. selnrol mediacenter this week, the Theodore Strong Memorial presented the class gift. This Parke; Mark Francis Keith Prederick Warren, was a contribution of over $400 DiGiovanni, NewBrunswick; Plainfield; Kassandra Call now (201) 297-6792 or (201) 251-6010 Celeste said that $2,800of the Prize for the highest Brian Edward Drucker, Yale award cane in the form scholarship in the senior class to the Rutgers Preparatory Robinette Williams, Plain- of a straight scholarship, the the Class of t876 Prize in School General Endowment Elizabeth; Diane Lynn Dunn, field; Richard Allen Zankel, J 8" P CONTRACTING,INC. wlfich she will not need to mathematics. Fund. North Brunswick’, Thomas Edison. Fully lnsured. Driveway edging also done. Mr. Davict also announced Richard Ehlert, Milltown; reimburse. Tile balance of Juliana Ratych received the Andrea M. Evans, Old Bridge. $1,600 is part of the univer- German Prize for highest that Stacy Sue Weiestein of Watchungw/is selected as the Joseph Paul Faraci, sity’s "work4oan" program, attainment in Germanand the Highland Park; Ellen Sue enabling students to refund 1942School Prize for the senior first recipient of the AustinW. whobest exemplifies the ideas Scott Scholarship, a complete Farbcn, Perth Amboy;Lisa J. their grants after completion Gibbs, Jameshurg; Matthew of their studies. of the school. four-year tuition grant Celeste Campbell Myra Frisch received the awarded on the basis of tan Grodin, Somerset; Mary At the close of each year, Ann Hatala, South River; Celeste said. Yalewill review Class of 1961 Prize in academic ability and ,,her workand decide whether female in today’s affirmative students will become more to reviewher scholarship. This action.conscious society is awareof their objectives, and review will in no way affect reflected in her support of the at an earlier age, thereby ...... her enrollment, however. racial quote system observed increasing their chances to Listening to her talk of her by many colleges, private enter college and prepare for interests, and of the in- businesses and government satisfying careers. purtanee of establishing goals agencies. "I knowa lot OF kids who early in highschool, one is left "Ikmm.that there are lots of have great goals, but don’t Golden Lights with no doubtof her success at black kids whowould be a lot know howto achieve them," tire university. better off if they could get to she said. Sensitive, well- "I really like the campus," college," she said. "But informed guidance counsehrrs ’ she said. "I don’t think I’ll because they haven’t had cat) oBenhelp steer students have any trouble there. equal educational op- towards their chosen goals, especially since I workbetter portunities, they aren’t always she adds. Communities. too, 100 . underpressure." goingtoba accepted wherever have an even more crucial Presenting"THE ANSWER" l]uring a weekendvisit early they’d like to go." part to play. this spring, Celeste was in- "If the slums could be pressed by the informal at- CELESTEis a firm sup- cleaned up, and all neigh- mosphere of the university, porter of the quota systemfor burhuuds made into nice whosehigh academic stan- as hmgas it takes to equalize places to live, it wouldmake a dards have been recognized educationalfacilities for all big difference." Celeste Ihroughout its history. "The students, from the elementary believes. At this point, sl+e people were very open, very school years through high hl)pes someday to become friendly, " Celeste sclnml, psychologist.It seemsfitting. recalls.Winning the She also hopes that black scholarship, and the National merit award, has been a thrilling, and in other ways, mystifying experience for the Clyde receives special award articulate, thoughtful senior. has the highest average in "I’M SURE that being John Gerard Clyde, a government electives during ¯ black, and a woman,helped," memberof the class of 1977 in the junior and senior years. site reflected. "l knowkids Georgetown University’s Clyde, whograduated with who had muchbetter grades College of Arts and Sciences, honors in government and titan mine, and whodidn’t get received the Connecticut economics, was a member of this kind of a scholarship." AlumniMedal for excellence Georgetown’s Hunger Action Celeste’s own grade point in government during the Coalition and worked for the average, a 3.6 out of a possible pregraduation Tropaia student weekly publication, 4.0, is hard to beat. Still, she Awards ceremony on May21, the "Hoya." feels that other students are at the University. A graduate of St. Joseph’s equally, if not moredeserving The Connecticut Alumni lligh School, he is the son of of recognition. Medal is awarded by Mr. and Mrs. John W.Clyde of Iler awareness of the ad- Georgetown’s government 18 Sweetbriar Road in vantage of being black and department to the senior who Somerset.

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14-A lilt. franklinNEWSRECORD Thursday.June 16, 1977

GREGLEMOND of Reno pulls on his heavywarm-up pants after his winningeffort last Friday¯ Griggstown’s course challenges junior cyclists

by Jane Petroff Federation whoalso serves on the U.S. have a good sprint." Generally, Greg ManagingEditor OlympicCommittee, the elimination said, whatreally countsis "just riding Irials took place in three different the bike." If it had happened in Europe, a sections of the country, loosely A couple of other factors weigh eheei’ing crowdwould have assembled categorized as "east," "west" and pretty heavily in the balance of at the finish line last Fridayafternoon. "midwest." cycling competition, this alleged Later, the fans would have Approximately15 junior cyclists, sports reporter discovered during a regrouped to hear the names of the aged 15 to 18, were selected to compete full day of impertinant snooping. ~} new national junior cycling team in the Franklin road races. Of them, announced by the two coaches who only those whohave turned 17 since IT IIEI,PS to be something other traveled with them this week to January were considered for the than destitute, for one thing. Although Vienna for the world junior cham- national team, in accordance with someserious cyclists are specialists, : pionship races. international regulations. concentrating either on road or track i Prior to this year, accordingto Mr. skills, most try to train as all-arouod BUTIT DIDN’Thappen in Europe. Seubert. the final U.S. team selections competiters, developing endurance It all took place on a 5.9-milecircle of was "pretty mucha local race." and strategy for the road races, and roads between Griggstownand Rocky As it lurned out, the big winnerlast sprinting abilities for the track. Hill, culminating on a wind-swept week was a 16-year-old from Reno, A road race bike can cost anywhere terrace in front of Princeton’s Cald- Nev., Greg LeSIend. After placing from $400 to $1,500. Track racing GREGLEMOND, the biggestwinner in the junior teamselection races, applieswhat turned out to be a very lucky number85 before well Fieldhouse, where44 16 and 17- first on Monday’srain-obstructed 120- bikes, which are lighter and have the raceon Friday¯ year-old cyclists from across the kilometer race, and fifth in the 95- higher wheels to allow for low dips United States were lodged last week. kilometer event on Wednesday,Greg aroundcorners, begin at $400. Another Ending a five-day series of road again sped ahead of his two closest type of bicycle is needed for cycle- races from the intersection of Old competitors to win by a margin of 31 cross races, whichtake a racer across Steve Goodmanphotos Georgetown Road and Ccppermine seconds over the three in the rugged, often muddy terrain and Road, then up the Canal Road and "breakaway"and a full two minutes sometimes require that he dismount back across Coppermine, the an- and eight secondahead of the "field." and either carry or push his bike. The nouncementof the new team members Greglater attributed his impressive cycle-cress bicycle also retails from sparked congratulating cheers from sweep to sound strategy and a lot of $400on up. someof the youngracers whowaited, wheel sucking¯ Racersalso needa set of spare tires, tensely, near the Fieldhouse. which cost about $30 each, excluding Others betrayed their disap- WIIEEI, .SUCKING?Breakaway? the price of rims and spokes. The pointment with downcast eyes. All, Field? Okay, time for a confession United States Cycling Federation winners and losers alike, were just from an alleged sports reporter: it all requires that cyclists in official races plain tired, and showedit. sounded pretty obscure to me, too. wear specific clothing and helmet Coaches Start Swaimand Jack Held Greg, amazingly unwinded by whichcan total up to $125. In addition, attempted to select a well-balanced Friday’s 76-mile race up steep hills there is a fee for participation in any team that would fare well in each and around hairpin turns, was happy official U.S.C.F. competition. category of the Austrian races. These to clear things up. will include road, track, centurium "Mr. Swaimtold everybody to ride I’IETERDEllAAN, Franklin school and pursuit contests. aggressively, to attack, to go with district’s maintenancesupervisor, is breaks," Greg began, pulling on heavy also an official of the U.S. Cycling TllEIR CIIOICES included four woolen warm-up pants to protect Federation.It washis responsibility to boys from the Astro-Daimler junior himself against the chill wind that organize last week’s races, and to cycling club, which has one cameup suddenly during the morning. serve as one of the timekeepers. headquarters in Florida and another Wait, Greg - "go with the breaks?" Mr. Detlaanbelieves that in order to in Greenwich,Conn. Tworacers from "That’s when one or a group of makecompetitive cycling more ac- each of the Astro-Daimler teams riders decides to makea push and get cessible to youngpeople, the cycling traveled to Austria yesterday, June 15. ahead of the pack," explained the federation might consider offering Names as the eight new team slight, blue-eyed blond. "Onceme aed races in which only standard cycling members were Mark Brandt of Pale Jeffaed Shapiro got away, after six or equipment, available in most local Alto, Calif.; Bruce Donague,a track seven laps, and there were only three bicycle and sports shops, is used. specialist whodid not race last week; more to go, we all decided to stick Another question currently under ~; tan Jones of Stamford, Conn.; Doug together and not mess up. We were debate amongcycling officials and Shapiro of Dix Hills, N.Y.; Chris trying to keep the pace even until we enthusiasts is just howmuch advance Springer, also a track specialist; Pete got to the top of the hill off Canal promotionshould take place prior to Strohmeierof Rochester, N.Y.; l~fike Road." an importantrace. Someofficials last Walter, a traekman, and AndyWeaver weeksaid they felt that a large_crowd of Florida. TIlE PACKhe referred to is more of spectators can be disruptive to the Besides the 20 boys who, assured, commonlyknown as the "field". When racers, whoneed space, both mental hopeful or merely curious, sat hun- a racer gets to the top of a hill, Grog and geographical, to concentrate on ched against the wind to wait for the went on, he can makethat crucial speed and strategy. final team announcement,there was a break that mayput him ahead of the Harvey Black, a former handful of cycling officials, two field. Until then, when the wind’s professional racer and President of reporters, and a few parents outside coming towards you, or you’re the NewJersey Bicycling Association, the fieldhouse last Friday. It wasn’t traveling uphill, or pulling steadily believes that the bigger the crowd,the the kind of crowdone might expect for with the others on the straightaway, better. an event that required as much it’s smarter to rely on "wheel planning,training, and-- let’s face it - sucking" - otherwise knownas "slip "IF WECOULD bring these kids moneyas this one did, streaming" or "sitting in." into their final lap down Nassau Junior cycling has been around These terms are the cyclist’s Street, then not only you people would almost since the day someonefirst colloquialisms for staying close run this story, but we’d also have the discovered howto connect two wheels behind another racer, preferably the Philadelphia and NewYork papers out .p" to a chain and a handlebar. But the front runner. This allows him to be here. We’d also have a big crowd road races in Franklin marked the literally sucked ahead in a kind of cheeringas the kids crossed the finish first lime in the United States that moving wind tunnel created by the line." junior cyclists were required to un- rapid displacement of air. The sen- Onething’s for certain: there will be dergo a screening process in their own sation is familiar to the driver of a no lack of spectators in the Austrian geographical area before entering the small car whohas ever attempted to championships. Judging from the final U.S. team selection races. pass a truck traveling at high speed. A RACERcrests one of the steephills on the challengingGriggstowncourse, commentsof some of the young racers "The crucial part of a race," Grog who were named 1o {he U.S. team, INSTIGATEDby Ernest Seubert of continued, "is whenall of a sudden a they’ll be thinking less about the Cedar Grove, a memberof the Board lot of strong people start breaking crowdsthan about the road ahead. It of Directors of the U.S. Cycling away. Then it can be important to leads straight to the Olympics. Thursday, June 16, 1977 TheFranklin NEWS’RECORD 15-A ..... Private Keith R. Beckford and systems. They also .Rutgers confers degrees ""i~.~9-~ PrivateJr., whosecompletesparents live electrical at 124 received instractioncourse in the : tlenrySt., Somerset, recently properuseandmaintenanceof ’ completed an aircraft else- shop test equipment. r trician course at the U.S. The private entered the ArmyTransportation School, Armyin November1978. Pvt. Ft. Eustis, Va. 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Honoredfor their BandParents Association service to the school district {Coolinuedfrom PageOne] were Anita Donovan of BoosterClub and MacAfoeRoad School; Nellie Van Houten replied that the Hart, a cafeteria employsat ParentTeacher Student Organization board had not been in touch. the high school; Nicholas "Wehave not yet asked the I+lelmstetter,a Conerly Road superintendent to call the Schoolcustodian; Matthew of O.E.E.O. office," he said. Moran,alsoa custodian,at the "Manyother things have come Kingston School; Jack Rieur, FranklinHigh School up before this." a teacher at Franklin Park The board was far from any School; Joe Rooth, a Pine concrete decision when Mr. Grove Manor cafeteria em- join in withthe Administration Van Houtenclosed the public ploye, and HaroldSorenson, a portion of the meeting, which maintenance mechanic. invitingthe Membersof the was extendeda full 30 minutes Also honored were Harriet past the normaltime allotted. Stall, a Pine Groveteacher; During the business portion Elsie Young, the accounting GraduatingClass of 1977 of the meeting, the board supervisor; and Norma elected to appoint Robert Hcflin, a volunteer music andtheir Guests Murrayof Little Silver as its teacher. attorney, for a fee of $60 per hour. Mr. Murraywill replace to a Reception the present attorney, Jack GOTAN IDEA Lintner. FOR A PHOTO? to be heldimmediately following The meeting began with the CALL US NOW. the GraduationExercises at the front entranceof the HighSchool No R.S.V.P. needed Thethree parents’ associations at FranklinHigh School have got- ten togetherto plana specialreception for all graduatesoutside the school’sfont entrance,immediately following Thursday’sTHEATER-GOERSstroll near the Village BarnTheater before a recent performance.According to commencementexercises. Students, their parents, and one the latest indications, the theater will not be in needof parkingspace when the newO’Connor guestwill all be honoredat the reception,which is beingheld for developmentis completed(see story, pagel-A), thefirst timethis year.The invitation, above, makes it official. 9)(Steve Goodmanphot KENDALLPARK BAPTIST CHURCF al lr (icmslI~ K¢l(bnVIA ~elp~l ~el) pected. meet,+and frank y ,mResidentsfear newtruck route THE CIRCUS IS COMING I O’Connor FORGOD’S GLORY Mary Shell, speaking for disappointedin the Villagers. 1977Edilion of theFamous HUNT’S CIRCUS concerned citizens from the Thn’swhr pu’fv hv*e [ Continuedfrom Page One) Theywereapparentlyquickto A petition opposing the planning board, and the believe we have sufficient Where:Consolata Mission-Rte. 27,Franklin Pad* thn’swh/we should wor~hip Colonial Farms area, had agree as long as they got what redesignation of NewBrun. change in its classification, reason far an appeal and we When:Tunsday, June 2t, 1077 BibleCenter|dPreKbin| originany refused to comment they wanted." swick Road as a non- commercial.through traffic, will probably secure an at- Time:MatineePerformance. 4 PM GERRISCIIWARTZSTEIN, on the meeting. Whencalled Ms. Shell emphasized that I ForS~ Glci? /1 residential collector was namely trucks, will be at. torney to assist in this EveningPerformance. 8 PM secretary to the board of again later this week she the citizens who met at rhone(201) 297 4644 adjustment,indicated on .D.,.¢~ presented te the council at the tractBd," stated Mr. Litvin. procedure." Mr. Litvin con- Sponsoredbythe Franklin ParkVolunteer FireCo. JohnSimpson, Pastor stated, "Someoneis talking Colonial Farmson June 6 still "Since this is a residential Setv,ces 14 that the letter had been Thursday, June 9 meeting. tinued. AdvanceSaleTicket Price: because I’ve been receiving were very unhappy with Mr. JeromeLitvin, a resident in area, commercial.through Bible School...... 9:45A.M, received from Mr. Silver. The phone calls all day and in- O’Connor’splan, even withthe Children12& under &Senior Citizens .50, Adults $2.50. Purchase Priceon the area of NewBrunswick traffic should be prohibited," FOI. I. OWIN(; TII~ $andar Worship..... I t :0OAJA. Board will meet Thursday, formation is getting out." elimination of the shops. he added. ShowDale: Add $1.00 per ticket. You save $1,00 per ticket by purchasinE SundayEvening ...... June 16 concerning the Road, speaking on behalf of MI’:ETIN(;. Mr. Litvin em- priorto show dale. 7:00P*A~ She continued, "I was "We remain adamant that the approximately 80 area ThomasCafferty, township phasized."We are not against WednesdayPray.; .... 7:30P.M, O’Connordevelopment and a unaware that any agreement the size of the restaurant ForFurther into: call 20[.297.1315 Independent Fundamental possible straw vote is ex- citizens who signed the attorney, stated that the road improvement,but we are had been reached at the needs to be reduced and that petition said, "wefear that problemwas really a Planning opposed Io the change in the bank is unnecessary," she this designation will cause the Boardproblem and the council classification from residential said. road to becomea major truck does not have jurisdiction over collector to non-residential route." the Planning Board on this collector." matter because of the new tlarry Gerken, township RECYCLE "TILECITIZENS feel that land use laws. Hesuggested to manager, indicated that ac- THIS becauseof the wideningof the Mr. Litvin that he had the cordingto his researchthere is NEWSPAPER road authorized by the right to appeal and as soon as a potential of3400 living units( PRINCE CHEVROLET the appeal is made con- in the area. Fie added, struction on the road will be "Becauseof thc passible large halted. Mr. Cafferty added influx of cars, the road must that he wasn’t sure, but he be widened so Ihat the cars ContinuesIts thought that an appeal mustbe can be safely handled." made ten days after the decision. AlLreaders are tmcouragedto MEt. LITVINexpressed the ~Tite letters to the editor. JUNE obvious unfairness of this Lettersmust he signed and since the ten days would inchxiethe writer’s address.It elapse the day after the is our policy to print the name FABRICS meeting. and address of the signer, but Whencontacted by phone, nana’.smay he withholdfrog’ Mr. Litvin indicated that in priat in certain cireumstano~ checkingthe zoning ordinance uponrequest of the writer at he discovered that he had ten al>proval by the editor We days following publication of rPsPrvethe right to edit letter= on 1977... the Planning Board’sdecision, for h,nglh; ~tt wordsis I~( "This gives us plenty of time l)referred nlaximlJm Ever, to makeour appeal," he said. letter In go(xl taste concernin "We are presently for- a locallytx, rlinent matter w mulating an appeal. We I. Imt)Ijsht JERSEY KNITS -- CASEMENT Monzas DACRON/COTTON PRINTS FORFATHER’S DAY"N

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---- WESTMINSTER---- Summer Intime FREEX SUMMERSINGS 1977 readles season arts & Bristol Chapelat 8 PM PRINCETON % Summer IntimeisbackwIQ fits awardconsist of ArthurMiller’s wlnnlng’dramaS%ies for i~ "Creationof the Worldand ComeSing With Us! tenthanniversal, v season Other Business," directed by _,; Larry Smith, "110 in the leisure Kimothy Cruse ~/~l Tues., June 21 - Mozart Requiem POTTERYCLASSES .... h Milch=. Shade," a musical romance tvers, ntrector~ of last directed by K/mothy Cruse, Harmonyfor dad Dennis Shrock, conductor at sseason’s popelarprod,ldtion and "Moonchildren" .by Wed., June 29 - Faure Requiem ot "TWOtot me ~esaw ’ and Michael Waller, staged by TRENTON- The Princeton Chapters of Sweet HighlandFarm Potteqf "Picnic: A Summer Adeline and the Society for the Preservation aml William Trego. conductor Hopewell Romance,"respect ,,I ¯ Mitchell Ivers, In addition, the Tues., July 19- Bach Magnificat NewYork dire ¯ ~.--~V~.t Y,’_J.~..o.n SI company will prepare a Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singlu~ in ¯ . ~tm t, ar~v children’sshow basedon America will be performing at Independence Mall, Smith and .d¢ and Cantata #4 Ya_eDrama LewisCarroll’s tales called 2465 South Broad St. in Trenton on Satnrday Ray Robinson, conductor SummerClasses s!udent..K.athy l~endeloff to "Alice Through the Looking ntrect mis seashn of four Glass," adapted and directed from I 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. Everyoneis invited to at- Tues., July 26 - MendelssohnElijah Start June20 plays. ,r tend this "Salute to Dad". Robert Simpson, conductor SI 10 will open’)une 30’ with by Kathy Mendeloff. Ms. Mendeloff’s Production of Subscriptionsare already on 10 Weeks sale at the box office in .4 IR- CONDITIONED! George Berna~ Shaw’s ¯ MUSIC WILL BE PROVIDED "Candida," an ahti.romanticd Murray Theatre. Tryoutsfor ’Kate’ comedy. Ka[herhe Stewart Westminster Choir College will play lhe hUt role with HIGHTSTOWN-- Theatre-by-the-Luke will Imhl Hamilton Ave. at Walnut Lane, Princeton NewYork actor I~ellh h,loore Chilean dancer tryouts fur its second showof the season, "Kiss Me 609-466-0130 as her husband ...~ ,,^.,. Kate" today and Friday at 7 p.m, in Gieger- , Nelsonas the am,,.=~’~u.,==~’~to give classes Reeves Hall on the Peddle School campus. The Therest of the Sf’seas°nVw’iii PRINCETON--Men/ca two lead roles el Lilt and Fred require strong actor- singers while secondaryroles include singers, dan- ChileanNational cers and comedians along with acting ability¯ PRINCETONUNIVERSITY" ! Ballet, has joined the faculty Prospective auditioners may bring resnmc. ¯ of the Contemporary Dance S" OUTDOORCHAMBER CONCF~T photograph and prepared song. Direclin~ toe Centerto teach a summer production will be ThomasCardea. Dramal)iree- ¯ ,,., class in the dancetechnique of tor at Hightstown High School and director of " ¯ Kurt Jooss, the German ]~ GRADUATE COLLEGE ~~.L 8:3Q.,. moderndance pioneer, and to their Spring Musicals. Musical Directinn will be ,aMaUlt~rdlm...~x ra.i. by Robert Sine, Musical Director at Hopewell NORTH COURT .~ ADMISSIONFREE I lead a workshop in Afro...... Brazilian dance. Valley Regional High School. Rehearsals will be ¯ "P’~...~ oR"cln°’~,..... ~ AUDIENCESWILL ENJOY happy reunion of last season’s per- ’. ’ ’ IJ Va~K~N,~OHsr,~ne,t,au:,oAt~ :/~.~ S ~P.owDeo (~ Theemphasis in the Jooss from 7 to 11 p.m, Sunday through Fridays. with f0rmers,Diana Crane end Reid White. production dates set for July 21-23. lfl W~;r=___. _m.~.fl°~.~{~t_ ...~v~%~l|Y t ;,~4"~ StudioClass’t°bcheldattheKeh°eon Route206, will be on ’ .I developing what Laban and Wednesday, June 22 Inn___Cabaret,revue, |Joose have called "the in. tent/on of movement" by a dy fo Horse show set I AnEvening of Flute Musi¢ I lechnique which stresses the rea r new season i qualitYlevelsin°fspace¯m°vement at varied SKILLMAN- Waterltatch will present their first SamuelBaron. flute Karl Kraber,Flute i annual horse show Saturday ut 9 a.m. on Sunset AlexanderKougell, cello Sessionswill run from 7:30 PRINCETON-- The Inn material, plus a couple of Road. Waterhatch welcomes horse and pony hwers Double-featureevenings of outstanding ~ to 9 p.m. Monday through Cabaret, the weekly musical ’summerre-runs’ .. we’vehad cinemafrom the USA& abroadfor as little as g=.,=~,~,.~,===,.,,~,=.~,=,~,.~.,~,~,~,=u~,.~=.~,.,~,.,,=,,~=~Wednesday,June 20 to 22, and comedyrevue, will open a lot of requests,for example, to their complete show faeillty at $4 per class. 0 75¢per film (wilh a discountcoupon book) Jufle27to 29, andTuesday and its seven.showsummer season for Rodand Liz to repeat the Openjumper class is $5. Phone 201-35q-7133 f.r , . ,%,1,.._=_ Wednesday, July5and 6. The Friday, June 17, with per- Gershwin medley that was program and details, Four SpeciaISundayMatinees with Chaplin, .’ :- ~: ~ :. :l~ :i;: .,’~’f" L~.2~’-’~’ Afro-Brazilian workshopwill formanees at 8:30 and 10:30 don. this spring, so we’re PLUSLloyd. Keaton& TheMarx Brothersr .. ~ :’~’~" ~ "~ ~ " r " ~ , beheldTuesday’June21from putting that int° the first P’m’ in the Prince William i ~ 9:30 to 11 a.m. Roomof the Nassau Inn. The show." ~ ~~ -- Cabaret will continue with Among other performers ~ !~:’: ~’~’~...... A wet evening SAVE WITH A ~. ;,, ~ .: :... L different shows on June 24, scheduled to appear in the 40% succeedingcabaretsarellopkins,MrCabe, CaroleKenAleorn,Davis,SusieRoseJim PRINCETON- Peter Benchley. anth.r (,f the ? andJUly1 andThe19, openingS’ andshowAUg" 5,wil112, DISCOUNT C0UPOH BOOK!...... ": ...... ¢~ ,:’ " ._ ,, best-selling novels "Jaws" and "The l)eep." and ~ Stan Waterman, noted for his underwater 10 ADMISSIONSFOR ONLY $15.00! feature Peter Wright at the Walden, Harding Jones, Meg (onec01Jpon valid for each of tile teaweekly programs: all seats held cinematography, will show the si.wt fihn "The forcoupon book holders unld Iifteen minutes prier to showhme) piano, withSteveFilloonbass, Guilfoy, Seth deer/n, Ray and a cast including Roo Making ol ’The Deep’ " and share lb,dr ex- l~l[~ Gross, Priscilla Orr, and perlences with guests at an abet-theater party at SINGLEADMISSIONS: S2,50 , ’~’~ Brown(the musical director), Milton Lyon. {~ut~lect10avaHa~l,ty 01~eals} ~ tt~~ ":,:’,i,~ M~n.Ftl.¯Sta.~hm 6~0.rhun’ttrs7=~¯ 10:¯’t:lS;sun. Liz Fillo, Reid White, Suzie Reservations muy be made Princeton Inn College Sunday¯ The evening, which Berlin, Bill Stackpole, and by phoning 609-924-3727from begins at 7 p.m. with a special showingof tlu. new SUMMERCINEMA COUPONBOOKS Brian Watkinson. Dan Mondaythrough Friday, and film, "The Deep," at the Prince Twin I1. is I- & COMPLETESCHEDULE NOW AVAILABLE Berkowitz will direct and d~rs will open one.half hour benelit the edocational programs of Creative FROMMcCARTER THEATRE BOX OFFICE serve as master of before each show. Tickets are Opendaily Mon..Sat June 1-2~ Item 1-5 pm only Mail orders to Theatre Unlimited. Reservations may be madeby SummerCinema. aleMcCarter Theatre. Box 526. Princetou. N,J08540. ceremonies. $4 each, and there is bar calling 609-924-3489. Pleaseeoclose stamped, self-addressed envelope Polly Fah-man’~, AccordingIn Berkowilz, the service available throughout opening show "will have new the show. FOIl SUMMERCINEMA INFORMATION, gALL MCCARTERTHEATRE: 921-8700 ANNUAL ii JAPANESEGAI~DE Artists Workshopoffers courses Cabaret for dad N PRINCETON- ’rite Princctou Youth Cenler wl}l and HIO,TSTOWN -- The On Tuesday mornings honor Father’s Day with a funky cabaret at the Artists Workshop of East painting in oils and acrylics BONSAIEXHIBI Windsorand .ightstown is aeddruwinginvaricusmedia Italian-American Sponsnten’s Club on ’l’erhune T offering three summer will be taught by Laurence Road from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. It will feature liw" courses. On Tuesday and Greenberg. On Wednesday music by Philadelphia’s Eanbhound Band and DINEOUT TONIGHT... Sunday, June 19th Wednesday mornings morningshe will also teach a Fnuky Disco arrangenmols by R.A.T.S. {R.bes.n watercolor painting will be new course, color and two Arts Theatre SoundsLHal)py thmr is t) to It) p.m. (raindateJune26th) taught by Jacqueline Burke. dimensional design. Mr. There will be a door prize h,r toe hest-dress,,d whohas had local shows at Greenberg, president of the eonple; tickets are $4. uplece. For ticket in- 1.5 P.M. Admls~[on$2.00 IBM, Lawrence Library, and Artists Workshop, has shown formation call 609-924-0996, Ihe Triangle Art Gallery. She in New York and in New 103M t. Lut’asIt d. Chi/t~renFree Princeton,N.J. has won many awards and is Jersey galleries, and taught (609hj24.3202 represented in numerous for the Princeton Art private collections¯ Association. All the courses will be held Knotts in New Hope in the CommunityEducation NEWHOPE, Pa. - Don Knotts is appearing in S~MMERINTIME’s from tO a.m. to noon. "A Good Look at Boney Kern" at thc Bncks TENTH ANNIVERSARY SEASON "1 For further informationcall County Playhouse thn)u~!t June 26 in which TV’s Laurence Greenberg, 448-5912 "nervous little man portrays the classic. Tl’~e 1977Drama Series: leveningsto 101, bewildered scholar. [t plays Toesday thn,u,,h Sl Sl "" Friday at 8:30 p.m.; Saturday 5 and 9 p.m.; Sun- day "7:30 p,m.: Wednesday matinee at 2. I:.r ticket information call 1215) 862-2041. Candida b~, G. B, ShawOpens June 30 TIMEFOR C, RANTS 10 Creation of the World and Other Business 10 TheMercer County Cultural 10 by ArthurMiller AndHeritage Commission is Workshopslates tryouts OpensJuly 14 10 uceepting applications for 10 grantrequests for the County EDISON- The Middlesex County College Stun- 110 "Int~e Shade amusical romance 10 Budget Year 1978. Proposals met Theatre Workshopwill hold tryouts for the 10 by Schrqidt andJones opens July28 should be submitted to Aug. 2-7 presentation of "The Fantastlcks" June 10 Cultural And Herilage 20-22 at 7 p.m. in the studio theatre. Roles in the 10 DivisionChief Ed Lisiecki, Jr. M°°nchildreh by M. Weller OpensAugust 18 10 640South Broad St., Trenton long-running TomJones/Harvey Sehmidt musical 08607.For further information include: two fathers, one youug girl Ilyric ,, and/or applicationforms, call soprano), one youngman, two old actors, (rile ntale Deadlinefor requests swashbuckler, and one mime. Those attditinning Callor write to: is July1. are requested to prepare one song, other than rock, Subscribenow to S110: whichbest demonstratestheir vocal abilities. Regular Drama Sub~ 15 SI 10 Murray Theatre Thurs./Fri. DramaS~;:. $12 TOWN GOVERNMENT Film Subscription - ~’10 " ¯ " Princeton, N.J. 08540 IN THE HEARTOF PRINCETONSl ¯ {609) 452-8181 NOT RESPONDING? ’Dial M’ at Barn S1989-670t.GOTA GRIPE OR ,, .... COMPLIMENT? MIDDLEBUSH- The Villagers Barn ’theatre WRITE YOUREDITOR[ will present the classic mystery drama, "Dial ’M" Luncheon¯ Dinner for Murder," starting this Friday und running Cocktails every Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening STARTINGTHIS WEEK! through July 10. Heading the cast will be ill. Katherine Paul as the intended murder victim and SundayBrunch ¯ 12-3 WE’REBACK l David Shrove as the ploltin~ husband. Featuring EggsBenedict C/nema Intime opening PRINCETON- On Thureday the classic tilt Fridays series, CinemaIntime, starts with a bang with "All Into A N/ghtmar~I ¯ About Eve," starring Belle Davis and Anne Bax- ter as two of the tnughest actresses in show biz, I~¯ $ffll~rlngDeslArnozJr.4 Ruster Keaton’s "The General" is billed Friday, RobertCareodlne 1 with Keaton as a Civil War soldier wholikes to June17, 24 July 1, 8 ~O~0d’’slt’asun’lta’4’§’sO chase trains. On Saturday James Bond is at it [11]Ili.. wl,.leUh. was ~ ¯ a Ill [llal again in "Casino Regale," "Top tlat" will bc Ill ’1 litdlh.HO-Olm~h.I, shown on Monday with Fred Astaire, Ginger August5, 12, 19 [ROCKYI ’[II Rogers and "the best of the second bdnanas." tlit- chcoek’s spy flick with a twist appears on Tuesday, 28-30Whherspoon St, IIIO;"#"as.o.,,=,,.;® l June 21, and on Wednesday, June 22, "On the Princeton Prince Williqm Room, The Nassau Inn Waterfront" will provide s change o[ scene with Rranda, Stelger and Malden in Ella Kaznn’s AcademyAward winner about corruption on the Call 609-924-:~727for reservations,Monday-Friday docks/All moviesstart at 8 p.m. in air-conditioned McCormickArt Museum.Tickets are $1.50 at the , ~ oor.

=~ " ~ d ’ ¯ SummerCinema ’77 will bow June 23 I ¯- pE, oex cmtam= PRINCETON-- Twenty dictator by director Barber Showingsduring the summerStand in 1876,and stars Dustinm~.--. r- =l’ IMiINAnOHAtIlSTIUlANT films by 18 directors, ranging Schroeder, made with the will include Chaplin’s Hoffman as the 121-year-old II~"~P~ ANOCOCRTAItLOUNGI from Truffaut, Altman and complete cooperation of "Modern Times," Harold Jack Crabb, last living sur- I~lK~..,Rr.,o,,.e.N...... ,n,,,,, . Fellini to Bunuel, Bertolucci Amin; and Peter Medak’s Lloyd’s "The Kid Brother," vivor of the Little Big Horn. I1[~ ,’PnOMISSN,aAH*¢NOAgOm"i ’~ .J~’; ~1 and Kubrick, will comprisethe controversial,daring andvery and Buster Keaton’s "The Kresge Auditorium is li= .,r., o= =,,, ..... ,o,.. .,, ,=, ,0 ’~:~mE’,dIa_ first season of Summer English 1972 comedy "The General." located in Frick Chemical N r~ two.AtUniad Serdce Rio,lotion Club.rdn! ~-1 Cinema ’77. This is the new Ruling Class," a frontal The ’7? second program, Building on the Princeton N~l~lll~ BdtishAmy.Naw&Aittotce.Al~0fP.¢h6lr.,~Lql deeCmacao, Nethetrland Anlillet =etd PdncU0n ser~es of l0 weekly double- assault on the English class June30 - July 3, will feature campus, at the corner of I ~ "[ I~11~1~-- feature film programs to be system and its comic con- William two recent Americanclassics, Street and |~1~ , ¯ t OIIHESEAHOAMERICAHCUlSlEE shown at air-conditioned ventions, starring Peter each of which focuses on Washington Road, and free i,’~l~.//(,~ Kresge Auditorium on the O’Tooleas the totally mad14th different aspects of the parking is avai]ablein nearby IU’ . ""us ROUTE= 1, PRINCETON,N,J’.~".~’,.~.~-,~ ’ . ~eM,,,,.o,,~o11,..,oo _ N,,,,o,~o p,,~o r.,. rh,o..~ Princeton University campus Earl of Gurney whobelieves development of American University andBorough lots, "Op*nTOa¥,:llA.M,,41t~,M,--et,,,rd,¥’fllltMla.likt beginning Thursday, June 23, he is Christ reincarnated -- or frontier history:. Robert under the joint auspices of maybe Jack the Ripper. On Altman’s "McCabeand Mrs. - ~,,=.,,:.,,~,-~.,-~*---,~=m=m~u, ’..-~ Princeton Moviegoers, the Sundayafternoon, June 26, at 4 Miller" {with WarrenBeatty I II I I I Arts Councilof Princeton and p.m. tone showing only) and Julie Christie), whichis McCarter Theatre Company. SummerCinema ’77 will offer set in the northwest mining Each of the 10 programswill the first of four special Sunday town of Presbyterian Church The New 1977 be shownfor four nights -- afternoon family matinees: in 1902; and Arthur Penn’s T~ecouotry’~ent,e.aro~oe.ter Thursday through Sunday the Marx Brothers in their historical epic of the old west, School fm devotedexclusively to music evenings -- beginning at 7:30 greatest comedy classic, ’*Little Big Man," which Music Study eOucst,o,at r, o,,ano p.m. on Thursdays and Sun- "Animal Crackers." Sub- covers events from before the days, and at 8 p.m. on Fridays sequent Sunday matinee Civil War to Custer’s Last ^ ~o~.~or.,euc~r,oN~t ~nsr~ru.o~ and Saturday. Discount couponbooks, each containing l0 coupons{one to each of the SinglesChristian Innovativeprogram of musicstudy at the piano 10 weekly programs) are Fellowship priced at $15. and are nowon ages 7-70 beginners, intermediate, advanced sale at the McCarter Theatre Widowed Hunt’s Circus is coming box office, open daily Monday Divorced through Saturday from 1-5 Separated SummerTerm: June20-Augustl Whatcomes into townunder the darknessof night andleaves the sameway, is completelyself sup- p.m. through June 22, and also Unmarried porting, carries its homealong, and speaks nearly art the languageson earth?This mysterious being by mailfrom McCarter All Denominations bringsmagic and happiness with it andhas being doing so since1892, The answer will be revealed 526,Princeton, N J,08540). on Monday,June 20, but in caseyou can’t wait to find out, it’s the Hunt’sCircus. The circus will be Sincethe seating capacity of First Presbyterian Call nowfor details (609) 921-2900 sponsoredby the PrincetonLions Club for two performancesat the PrincetonShopping Center, at KresgeAuditorium islimited, 3:30and 8 p.m. allseats will be heldfor Church coupon.bookholders until 15 320N. MainSt. minutesprior to showtime,at Hightstown,N.J. whichtime single admissions, (609)448.0055 Summerchamber series ($2.50to all programs)will be WorshipSunday 2 P.M, soldwhile seats are still E×ORCIS’TII So¢lolFrldoyg=gOP.M. availab,e.A broehuregiving THE ]’-[FP~T eabySltfl,sProvlded tbe completeschedule, dates, ...... SomethingSpecia~ for DadONLY backfor eighthseason showtimes, and program. ProsbytePfotthoUnitod belle notes on SummerCinema ’77 PtosbgledanChutch is now available from Me- ’ //I ~~ FATHER’SDAY PRINCETON -- The 17, and he NewYork Vocal season have not yet been met. Carter Theatre. familiar greenposters around Arts Ensemble,Aug. 24. Please send your tax- Theopening double-feature The SummerSpirits Beginto Flow SUNDAY,JUNE 19th town herald the beginning of Those attending areadvised deductible contribution to: program of Summer Cinema the eighth season of the Io bring blankets, since no Mrs. Barbara Sand, Summer ’77 (June23-26) will include with Princeton University Summerchairs are provided. Ample Concerts, WoolworthCenter, "Idi Amin Dada," the 1976 :::::,:’:;:::::: ChamberConcerts. parking is available in the Princeton University, Prin- authorized "documentaryfilm 1/2P RI CE Fuurconcerts will be held in Graduate College lot off celon, N.J. Checks should be portrait" of the Ugandae the North Court of the Springdale Road. madepayable to "Trustees of ONALL DINNER SPECIALS THIS WEEKSSPECIALS: Graduate College this sum- Whilethe concerts are free, Princeton University." The "JUICE" mer. The concerts are free, Ihcre are manyexpenses to be namesat all contributors will featuring Michael Andrew Prime Ribs of Beef Au Jus ...... $5,95 Ille setting beautiful and the met, and they are supported be listed on the programs London Broil with mushroomgravy ...... $5.95 performers nf the top rank. entirely by public con- unless otherwise required. Thursday, June 16 at 9 PM Club Steak ...... $5,95 The openingconcert will be Iribution. The largest portion Seafood Platter ...... ~ ...... $5.95 nn Wednesday.June 22, and of the budget goes to the ar- Broiled Scallops ...... $5.95 will present an evening of tists whoare all top.flight musicfor flutes andcello, with professionals. 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i conducted workshopsfor the panels, Joyce Ranagan, who Eyefor Art: Londonin 1694, and by Dutton designedDent titlepage. Beardsleyto illustrate "Morte movement, and art nouveau regional schools and the spins and dyes her ownwool ¯ ... , ;near-isle" prints in this countryin 1899;in an Whatthe Dent Malory did Darthur" in "the manner of glass and objets d’art. Carol The BESTChinese ’[ edition of 500. However,the wasto launch "the Beardsley BurneJones" -- but for a much Allen will expandher selection AAUW.She recently designed and linen, Sally Leasure, a I ~ a~’~-x copy which appearedin Mrs. look" whichwas to changethe lower fee. 25Opounds, to be of fine antique jewelry to an exhibition at the New batik designer from Car- J ~.<.,j~ FOODIn The Ptinceton Area Helen Benedicthas hopped (i aboardthe Art Nouveauband- Benedict’s gofiery -- appearanceof the fin de steele, exact - for which Beardsley ma’ke Milady/Assemblee a Jersey State Museum.She is a versville, and Joan Wortis, a I 36 Witherspoon St ...... wagonwith the current exhibit resurrected, no doubt, from and makeBeardsley overnight worked for a full year. The very special place for the memberof the board of the hand weaver .whose in- at her "now" Eye for Art someone’sattie-, wasmissing the mostimportant figure in special edition appearedin 12 discriminatingcollector. New Jersey Printmaking dividually designedgarments Gallery SpringStreet,ofwood- one of the two etchings the Art Nouveaumovement in parts between June 1693 and Several pieces of Assemblec Council. hovebeen shown in "Creative block prints by Aubrey Beardsley made as Iron- England.Beardsley’s stylized, mid-Is94. It had modest art pottery now on display Gravers Mill Graphics, Crochet" magazine. Beardsley, created as tispieoos for whatwas to be a elaborately decorative black success, but it led Beardsley were included in the Princeton located on the CranburyRoad, RuthBernstein, a local New :REEMOVIE w.,. Tontineour illustrations for a limited two.volume work. Ergo-its and white drawings are to devotethe rest of his short University Art Museum’s1972 is open Thursday through IIope silversmith, whodesigns ..This Ad and One Paid Adult editionofSirThnmasMalory’s value to bookcnllectors was quintessentialArt Nouveau-- life to his art. Hehad shownexhibit, "The Arts and Crafts Sunday,t0 a.m. till 4 p.m. delicate, flowingcreations and "Morte Darthur". reduced, and hencethe par- the style and movementthat signs of TBas early as age7, Movementin America, 1976- has also studied in Mexico, Admission Will Admit One Adult FREE on Bibliophileswill bepained at donablesacrilege. wasa revolt againstthe ageof andhe diedat the ageof 25, in 1916," including some high- will exhibit her work again Thursdayor Friday, June 16th and 17th Only Ihe thought of this rare The Dent text, moreover, mcehanizalion that affected 1898. glaze Rookwoodvases from this year. AnnaSiok, a potter edition’s multilation. Mrs. has never been considered laste throughout Europe and The drawings and the famed Cincinnati potter An exhibit of II original form NewYork, has recently 2’ Benedict has cut out and particularly graceful, the U.S. at the end of the decorations for the Malory, and a Grueby tobacco jar. World War II posters, in- completed a workshop in iroarious...lustyentertainment tastefully mattedsome of the readable or accurate. nineteenth century and which which you can see (and buy There are also plates and eluding artist NormanRock- Englandwith BernardLeach. -BobThomas, ASSOCIATED PRESS 685small.full anddooble page Malory’s translation of the is now enjoying a ’ quite inexpensively) showy vases from the Dedham well’s Four Freedomsseries, All itemswill be for sale and illustrations, chapter t4lh century Frenchepic poem revival. Beardsley’s il- Beardsley as the con- tMass.l Pottery, some fine is on display at the Mercer the range is wide enoughto PAUL NEWMAN,. openings, initials, ornaments about the legendary King lustrations tar this MorSe summate draughtsman that hand-thrown pieces from the County CommunityCollege satisfy all pocketbooks.Ad- ~ and borders printed fromtbe Arthur was completed around Darthur were his first major he was - making a line do Marblehead Pottery, Fulper, Library for the monthof June. missionis $1. original blocks in an editionof 1470, and William Caxton, work, done whenhe was only what he wanted it to do, the forerunner of Stangl in Titled "A GenerationAgo -- sumsqov 1500 of the 15th century England’s first printer, 20. Manycritics feel that in working in signs and symbols Flemington, and other new 1943," the exhibit is composed English classic. It was publishedit in l465. Thisfactis Vowerof composition , in within the confines of limited Jersey potteries are also of posters issued by the U.S. published by J. M. Dent in noted on the Beardsley imagination, in adapting the space, weaving everything represented. And amongthe Office of WarInformation in "Images from Life" is the best elements of Japonisme into patterns and creating a rare glass objects is a dolphin the second year of the war. litle of the group show which 56th BUCKINGHAM SINGLE¯ DIVORCED and pre-Raphaelite art out of whole new style and modeof candlestick, twins of whichare Popular slogans associated opened June 12, at WIDOWED¯ SEPARATED which the movement grew expression. in the MetropOlitanMuseum’s with various wars are found WesternEleetric’s Corporate ~ I eltT..s71[ 1’~1r~ ANTIQUESSHOW Ihcy were never improved collection of Sandwichglass. among the posters. For Education Center on Carter Phone(201) 526-6999 r-’lVlt~r~v==’=r~ OldestShow In BucksCounty. MEET~ MIX upon by Beardsley and never example, the phrase, "An Road.Figures. roominteriors Ig~l I d l =1 J~ IF±I Even/Frl.a Sat. at ,gp.m. Ladies’Night Tues. v,xlN 51 nT 533 TwoFloors of Exhibits approached by his many Art News Notes army marches on its andstill life.s reflect a variety nvsTr¢laP, st S~OPP~3CTA TYROORANGE HALL CAROLLERLANES imitators. stomach," attributed to of realistic approachesto ROUTE413AND 202.6UCK)NGHAM, PA. IN GAZEBOLOUNGE Beardsley was workingin an At (;ALLERYlog Elizabeth Gravers Mill Graphics Napoleon, underscores the painting and sculpture by a insurance companyoffice i Gallery is displaying meaning of the two nationally recognizedgroup of JUNE23, 24, 25, 1977J RouteI North, New Brunswick Monath is exhibiting IiIURSDAYFRIDAY SATURDAY LiveMusic * 2 DanceFloorS London,taking art classes at collngraph prints through July tlelen Schwartz during the illustraitoos onfood rationing. artists. The exhibition, which - - mI continues through July 5, has iI A~ioPUoA,~ t010 P~. o A’~r~ ruj IN OUR7th YEAR nighl -- at the suggestion of 30. This showconcentrates on month of June. Prints, pain- All ages,late 20’s- 60’s Burne-jones, whomhe had tings and monotypesfocus on been arranged by the Prin- Don’t Miss It! ;25.00Door Prize Admission- $1.25 the versatile artist’s animated PublicInvited ¯ Ito Club to Join met and whowas the single and appealing cat silhouette the local landscape and also ceton Gallery of Fine Art. SLOGEach With This Ad HELEN(609) 655.0584 greatest influence on his ar- prints and plant prints made include remembered views The annual invitation craft JAZZ CONCERT Monalledby.FmdedcU tl Scnwo~s ANNETTE(201)5454994 tislie development.-whenhe from leaves, grasses, wild andstill life. exhibitionat Phillips Mill, just no.X4 ¯ c..re, Squa~, Pa,it,l~ was delivered fro his clerkship north of New Hope, Pa., by flowers and other growing The collection of monotypes by a stroke of luck. Beardsley things, by a technique of her represents a newdirection for opened June 11, and The SomersetCounty Office frequented Evans’ Bookshop owndevising. this artist. An uncommon will continue daily through on Agingis sponsoringa show THE GEORGE SHEARING QUINTET in Cheapside, where he medium, the monotype is a June 25, from 1-5 p.m. of the art of seniorcitizens, WESTMINSTERsometimes bartered drawings recooeiliation of paint and The craftspecple exhibiting openingJune 28. Thereare two Saturday, June 25 for books. Evans showedthem print techniques whichresult this "year are versatile, categories, professional and widely travelled and non-professionaland the art 8:00 P.M. toJ. M. Dent, then an obscure If you have missed in a unique, offset impression. CONSERVATORY London publisher, who was Assemblee, Dimitria Mur- The fluid, translucent nature exhibited. An example is workmay include oil, water, intent tin producinga sort of phy’s minuscule gallery on of this mediumlends itself to Nonnie Barnes, who has a charcoaland acrylic painit. FineArts Theater, Rider College, DIVISION fake KelmscottPress book. He SpringStreet, it is becauseshe this artist’s interpretive degree in anthropology from ngs; needlepoint, graphics, Route206, LawrencevlHe, N.J. Summermusic study as you like it -- wanted to show that a fine has movedinwith Miladyat 45 renditions of landscape and the University of Penna. She collagesand other media. Concer~Tickets: $15 edition could be printed on Palmer Square West. Her nature forms. Her focus on becameinterested in pottery Thework should have been structured or unstructured while studying in Mexicoand completedwithin the last five (Thisconcert Is givenfor the benefitof the Retlnltls modern line-block and collection there specializes in color, as revealed in the linotype machines, as opposed American art pottery- par- developmentof her painitngs, was further inspired by trips :,’ears. It mustbe no morethan Plomenta|aFoundation, and the full amountIs tax deduc. SIX-WEEK MINI-SEMESTER to the handpress of William ticularly that of the turn.of- intensifies the painterly to NewZealand and Nepal. 55 inches in width and must be tlb|e). Morris. He commissioned the-century arts and crafts characteristics found in the Mike Callaghan, who had a equipped with wire for hanging. Ticketswill besold on a first.come,first-served JUNE 20 - JULY 29 monotype. studio in Lambertville,is both basil,and there can be no exceptions. WOMENSINGERS: Etchings, silk screen, a potter and a woodworker. To participate, any resident COUPLESONLY acrylic and oil paintings are Hehas shownhis workin Asia of SomersetCounty whois 60 one weeklyprivate les~m Lookingfor a challenge includedin the display. and Latin Americaas well as years of age or older may witll theory instrnetioo that’s really unique? Graphics and paintings by the U.S. Anotherwood worker, submit from one to three Name works to the Somerset County or OURGANG N J.’s Sing barbershop har- l-lelen Schwartzare included Maurice Ganter spent his any number of les~ns swingingestcouples club is youth in Paris and London, Office on Agingby June 20. A Address mony with us each in the permanentcollection of buih around yml._r vacation plans now open in Middlesex the NewarkMuseum, the New studied wiht a cabinet maker screening committee com- Countyon Friday evenings. week I Princeton Jersey State Museum. in Germany and taught in posed of professional artists Serving sophisticated Chapter of Sweet Princeton University, France, Russia and the U.S. will select worksto competein Piano. voice and manyinstruments available. Ibe Statewide New Jersey EnclosedIs $ __for tickets to the couplessince 1971. Adellnes, Inc. meets Rockefeller University, the Re specializes in hand carved GeorgeShearing Concert on June 25. (PleaseInclude Mondaysat 8:00 PMat American Embassy in Japan wooden animals and small Juried Art Exhibition for stamped.self-addressedenvelope for yourtickets.) For WestminsterChoir College Pleasecoil 791.2256 the Princeton Elks and many other public and woodsculpture. Senior Residents, held July 14 or wrlteDept. a. in Trenton. Information,coil: RP Foundation, 12Nassau St., Princeton, Princeton, N.J. Lodge¯ private collections. The artist The show includes several N.J.(609) 921-3633. P. O. Box803 teaches at the Princeton Adult weavers of natural fibers; Register at 38 GroveStreet. For into call 921-7104 Fa;dawnN.J. 07410 Call 201/359-6088 School, has taught at the Sharon Wilehar, who Somerville, or call (201) 725- Princeton Art Association and specializes in batik wall 4700. Ext. 212or 213.

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Windsor.609-448-5678. Aug. Top salary. Rats. & DITIONER/air handling Personnel Manager, Coin-, part time busioess. Immediate Minneapolis,Minn. 5S426 Useor sell them, 99c per I00 up license required. Call 609-024- assembly. Must have a PROD. MANAGER to$15K treau Ltd., P.O. Box 609S proft No investment. Ex- 8817. Lawrenceve, N-.J. 08648. eellent incomepotential. Call to500 KSc per 100 600 & up. BOROUGH OFPRINCETON minimumof 3 ~,earsexp. in PROGRAMMER/COBOL Rist, Box782, Pr nceton Jct. ANEQUAI, OPPORTUNI’I’Y AUDITOR - Senior ex- planningwith ability tocontrol light exp. $16K E09-924-3359for appointment. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY- perience. To 2IK. Fee paid. work area. Companyoffers Beauty shop for rent, fully NJ 08S50. EMPI,OYER MEDICAL SECRETARY - PROGRAMMER ANALYST FLEA MARKET -- sales Bring resume. BANNER steady position wilh good $23K t0% IN CASRor 25% mar- equipped. Good money BUSI~NESSASSOCIATES, 145 Experienced,35 hourweek benefits. Write to Mr. Shot- persno.We pay far the table & chandise. Gel 10 or more nf n:kmg opportunity for the WitherspoonSt.609.924-4194. t4~,zdays), rarely Saturday CREDITOFFICER $12K provideattractive hand- right person. For details reply SECRETARY- Jr. position, man, P.O. Box300, Hopewell, CREDIT ANALYST your neighbors together for an CAN YOU WORKFOR work.Excellent salary and NJ 08525. cra[tedgifts on consignment. authenhc Indian jewelry to Box 1~2, el0 Princeton TIIESUMbIER? prestige firm. To$72,00, Fee tlOU~ benefits.Mtist be good typist ilion laws1 $1SK You make I/3 profit, demonstration. Hurry before Packet. paid. BANNERBUSINESS withgood letter form. Good LAB TECH salary $OPEN Weekends& holidaysthrough ASSOCIATES,148 Wither- adults $100-$tS0/wk ACCOUNTANT/MAR- your neighbor inv tes you to We need: CHII,DCAREONLY $t75/wk medicalterminology. Busy the summer.609.448-4440. SECRETARIES- with spoon St. ~.824-4194. phones,medical insurance WANTED-- Interested person KETING $25K one. Into: (;09-448-4337." C()NVENIENCE FOOD Live.in.En~lewood Cliffs Io co-ordinate2 yr. old girls ice CHEMENG plastics $20K STOItEin excellent IDeation shorthandor dictaphone [IOUSEKEEPER $90/wk forms,billing & scheduling. INVESTIN hockey program. Skating PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PART TIME SECRETARY ’ on Rt. 130. Fully equipped, TYPISTS - statistical, ACCOUNTANT NO FEE Live-out, 3 days/wk, llun- Send resume & references to ability mdnec. Programruns forPrinceton Palmer Square ATI.ANTI(’(TrY daing $160,000annually, needs technical& junior lerlon Co. Box #03969, e/o Princeton CHEMIST $10K MAC CARDOPERATORS I & F/S preparation.3 yrs exp. [rnm Nov..Mar. at Mercer COMPUTER SUPERVISOR office. Excellent stone and experienced owner to turn it Salary to $t8K IIAZEL & JARVIS AGENCY,Packet. Cry. Skating Ctr,If interested Uniqueopportunitvtoinvest in into a boomingsuccess. Call 14 E. MainSt., Somerville, NJ tbankexpl St2K typing skills required. Top select commercialbuilding in Call609-924-66S2 call, 600-466-2780. DRAFTMAN/WOMAN samry. Phone 009-921-2024 (;09-440-4081weekdays. KEY PUNCH OPERATORS- Bailey EmploymentService 08876.201-526-5212. PRESS OPERATOR - 30" Mech.aptitude $OPEN after 6 p.m. Allanlic City, adjacenl to CRTKey to tape single color press, $275/wk pr,pt)sedC;isinl~;. Call 201-545- 252 Nassau St. Princeton, NJ with experience, steady work PART TIME BABYSITTER TICKETAGENT -- tull time Rt. 13011ightstown 8778 Help Wanted Comein nowfor an interview, WANTED -- my home or and good benefits. Reply Box position now available for 609-4,18-6500 Mondaythrough Friday, 9-3. COLLEGE STUDENT or yours,for verygood 9 too. old, ~’,~.001~c/o PrincetonPacket. mature-minded person. Must I,IQUt)R STORE- bar Nofee. be dependable & steady, experiencedWAITRESSo/WAITER nly. Belle Mead-- womanwanted to care for 9 2 daysa wk, 7:30am-Spin. pleasant working conditions urea. 201-359-3115. lounge, lu Princeton. Call 609- BOOKKEEPER -- Ex- yr. old 4 days a week. Must TwinRiversarea. 609-448-~43.TEACHER OF THE HAN- 924-(;779. pcrience in computer systems J&JTemporaries have own transportation. DICAPPEDto teach self- with ext. company paid MAINTENANCE PERSON- 2936R1.1 benefits. Call Jim McGuire, ¯ ’THIS IS THE LOOKINGFOB. PERSONSTO for real estate and insurance References. Call 609-799.4016. Dt RECTOR/SUPERVISOR- contained resource room for Township of Hillsborough- firm in central NewJersey. Lawrenceville,NJ 08648 autistic children. Musthave MonIhru Fri., 9am to lpm, Municipal Utilities Author:ty OPPORTUNITY cooperatively subscribe to 609-883-5572 -- -- - Nottinghamrecreation center (;09-924-7750. investment loiters such as Pleasant working conditions for the physically limited experience with autistic requires personfor full time YGU’VE BEEN Moneylree, Kiplinger. In- with top fringe benefits. Send INVENTORYCLERK - to do seeks a part time paid director ehddren and applied position in maintenance flalion Surviwd, Ruff Times, resume to Box #04012 ale stock room and loading work. of social & recreational behavioral analysis. Send CLERK/TYPIST-person whe departmentservicing sanitary LOOKING FOR" etc. 201.329-0000. Princeton Packet. WEEKEND COUNTER Must have clean driving programs for the physically resumeto Box2012, Princeton is generally familiar with an sewer collector system and M,’h-m;~,;ca I,~c a woll HELP--HighSchool student, record and math ability for handicapped. Respond, PO NJ 08540. insurance agency’s office pumpingstations. Send letter ~rl,~¢,trlr~?Prch ~qtt Cn,lc,,Jl’;nq Apply in person. Higbtstown record keeping. Please call Box 2556, ’tlamilton Sq. NJ procedure. Position ie of application stating ex- fi,,,~ ~ca,edin the easv,n- Ba~zels. Dorothy609.U21-2806. 08690. availableonafullorpart-time patience to P.O. Box 113, ,,~acl~ Princ~)nJt,nc,i~n ;~rna REALESTATE SALES FINANCIAL ANALYST basis. Repty PO Box 6202 F[agtown, N.J. 08821. i~ ,u,,,kinrl tellable nnd~ki~.d ’mnrlnrnrv worker5~r) workin HELP! Board & room in SECRETARY/RECEPTION" Opportunity for youngman or Lav,’reneeville, NJ 0864U. e are IDoking for an outgoing, sales oriented SALES NO FEE desirable house for single ;;,t ",,,1 call" b;l~i~ withinthe student or couple. Involves IST- for publishing& licensing woman with college NEWJERSEY STATE cn,~l~;~nv Ooeninn~available rson to join our very active Real Estate 5yrs Ind. Org. Chemicals f rms. Men thru Fri, 8-5. background in accounting & rganization. Workout of our Princeton office. BS Ch or CbESal. to 25K approx. I hour each morning corporation finance to ad. MOTtlER’S HELPER -- JOB SERVICE fn.: Io assist active paraplegic Pleasant conditions, minimum wanted for Twin Rivers home ¯ PROOUCTIONTYPISTS exible hours. Exp. prof. but not nec. Call Norma Call ~-924-rd~52 5 yrs. experience, shorthand vance with established Professional,Technical, Bailey Employment Service dressing, bathing, etc. & helpful. Start at $125/wk.with Princeton consulting firm. during summer.201-297-5100, ¯ CODERS reavesfor appt. 252 Nassau St. Princeton, NJ minimalehocesin the evening. ext. 541, 9-Spin, Mon-Fri. Clerical,Skilled, Unskilled ¯ INTERVIEWERS To start afier July 20. tlome early review. Send resumeto Please send complete resume R.S.M., 145 witherspOonSt., Io Box#04010, c/o Princeton PrincetonOffice ¯ OFFICEASSISTANTS rm 609-924-3339,office 609-292- Packet. SALESTRAINEE - $170 to ~xc~{[onlD;IV,St)me lon(l,’~ WeidelReal Estate, Inc, 7167. Princeton, NJ 08540. temporarilylocated at c, OFFICE INDUSTRIAL $9..50/week+ comm.to start. ;v4¢,~(inmo.~sP.v~U;~13~eCall 609-921-2700 /f~ Responsible hard worker. 26 NassauStreet Cw,~l H,sn,sw;ih foe funhntin I.EGAL SECRETARY-- must CLERK/TYPIST-- starting INSUR CLK/TYPIST - Needcar. 609-S86-0210. f, ,.,n;i,iqr~ NEEDTEMPORARY be unusually competent posi ion, recent high school dwntwnTrenton. Sal depon Princeton,N.J. 609-799-2600,ext. 302 WORK? have recent experience with graduale most approp.riate, exp. $107.50/wk max. Send ~BAILEY useChambetE St. entrance MATHEMATICA,tNC. good N.J.. law firm. Must be excel eat workingconditions, resume PO Box 242, Cherry Phone(609) 921.6244 WhatCan You 9o? able to handle pleadings, Hill NJ 08002. Equal Op- EMPLOYMENTSERVICE Appy in person: Firmenieh, Nofee charged. SECRETARY telephone supervise other Pl.’iinsboro Rd, Plainsboro. pertunity Employer. ¯ Acc~nhng ¯ Marketing Type?FEe? Clerical We,k?Sreno? secretaries, organize large ¯ Auditing * R~arch Matureindividual with excellent typing skills is requiredto work RunbusineSS machines? Lift car- volumeof work. Knowledgeof ¯ c;0ncal ¯ Sales with severalmembers of our research staff.Some secreterial lens?Arrange stock? Light Assem. matr:manial, houseclosings, ¯ DamP,oc~ing ¯ Secretarial bly? BABYSITTER WANTED- SPEECH THERAPIST- CCC ¯ Engint~nng ¯ r c,¢hn~al experiencepreferred. Shorthand not necesaaw. briefs ordinances essential. Workingcouple seeks mature preferred.Experience with Evenif youere registeredwilh Cheerful, busy Trenton firm womanto care tar 6 me. old autisticchildren and use of Nofees to pay. anotherservice company, don’t let will pay highest salary for girl in their Kendall Park appliedbehavioral analysis, No¢ontrads to ilgn. swift temps TYPIST thatstop you from registering with right person. Start Aug. Call home, beginning June 27, .Sendresume to Box 2012, us. 009-039-7884for appointment. hours, 7:30 - 5:30 Men.- Fri. PrincetonJJ 08540. CBAILEY Anexcellent typist is neededpreferably with magcard ex- Salary $SO/wk.201-287-7121, Employmen,Servl=e perience.Anention Io detailis important. Only1 visit is necessary,Weoffer highestrates, weeklypaycheck, 252NaSSau St.,Pnncolon. NJ CLERKS ¯ TYPISTS ¯ SECRETARIES morefringe benefits than any other KEYPUNCHPROJ. ENGR. NO FEE BABYSITTER OR 609-924.6652 Toarrange for an Interviewfor either poslBoncaR: servicecompany.,.and we never Fabricfilter equipment. HOUSECLEANER. 699-329- Mon..Fd9.e Any evening by apot. Temporarywork moansa full day’s work for a chargea fee.,..ever, KEYPUNCHSalaryto High$20sK 5072. limited amountof time. Workclose to home,good 608-924-5900,ext. 308 Ca[[ 609-924-E652 JUNIOR hours,get paidright away..Jobsavailsble in Hight- KEYPUNCHBailey EmploymentService MAID-- LIVE-IN -- tleavy stown,Princeton, Cranbury, Twin Rivers. Call Pator OLSTEN 252 NassauSt. Princeton, NJ cleaning, cooking, laundering, OPINION RESEARCHCORP. Temporaries Tempor0wassigoments are cryingfor serving, care forchild. 44 hrs. ACCOUNTANT Sue. you;skills Long and short term. full time. Immediateopening for Junior N. HarrisonStreet, Princeton, N.J. ~outherunswick: US # 1 betweer, ToproleS, automotive increases. Come in perweek. Salary, $I15. Rats. Noverofoe! Ridge Rd.and Raymond Rd. (aa. req. 60g-924-2346after 6pm. Accountantin the European AnE~uU OpporlunrW Employm MIF posimDew Jones) 329.2040, Daily DEVELOP~ RESUME. division of world-wlde 10-3PM; closed Friday 1901N. 0[denAve. operation[n thePrinceton area, 609-882-0030 609-586-5898 Irenton. N.J. " PERSON WANTED -- to Growthpotential and excellent babysitat home with 5 month fringe benefitprogram. Send 609-883-6003 SouthSomerset Newspapers JOB SEARCH old childand cook evening resume with salary ThePrinceton Packet Newspapers requirementsto: 300Witherspoon St. P.O.Box 146 WarrenPlaza West COUNSELING meal. Need own tran- ortation.Hours from 7 to 7. THE BERLITZSCHOOLS swift temps Princeton,N.J. 08540 Somerville,N.J. Route130. Hightst0wn, 609/924-8668 ~pay negotiable. References (609) 924.3244 (20 l) 725.3300 609.448-5810 required. Begin July ll. OF LANGUAGES Please call t6091 452-8834 CorporateHeadquartem between ~, and 10 pm ll01STATE RO., BLOC.0 L0RASSOClA’rES weeknights. BANKING KELLYGIRL 1101 STATERO. PRINCETON,N. J. 08540 ADivision of KellyServices PRINCETON Att: J. GARRAHAN Full-TimePositions EqualOppor tunl Employer CLASSIFIED W WIRE PERSON-part-time, EqualODaonuniW Employer MIF experienced in P.C hoards ADVERTISING FORM chassis wiring, hours flexib e. General Clerks PRINCETONUNIVERSITY 201-329-6000. CLERK/TYPIST Severalopenings exist in ourLawrence and Hamilton Township Statistical Services officesfor individualswith a goodmath aptitude and a willingness Deportment of Aerospace and AVON-MAKE TOP MONEY Department to handlebusy phones end filing. Applicantswith light typingand Mechanical Sciences SELLING WORLD previousclerical eKpefience will begiven first consideration.Free TECHNICAL SUPPORT STAFF FAMOUS AVON PRODUCTS- Primaryduties will require parkingat thesefacilities. Hours:8:30 A.M. - 5:00P,M. Mon.-Fri. Instrumentation/Electronlcsexperience for experimental flexible hours.Call 609-883- typing of technicalreports whichinclude tables, formulas, laboratoryin combustionand fluid flow. Familiaritywith 1444,S87-0807 or201-297-14S8. Keypunch Operators custombuilt instrumentationmeasuring temperature, etc.Other duties will consistof (onesquare for eachloner, number,space or punctuation) pressure,etc. desirable.B.S. Degree helpful. Sterting salary generalclerical work. We offer Seekingexperienced individuals on IBM129 and INFOREX 2901 RUG SERVICE BUSINESS.- attractive starting salary, $13,000. mustdrive std. shift step van. to workat ourLawrence Township facility. Hours:Mon.-Fri. 8:30 4LINES- 1 INSERTION...... $3.00 $1nd ResumeTO: DeportmentAdmtnistrotar, O~4 excellent companypaid A.M.- 5:00P .M.or 5:00 P .M.-1 :(Y3A .M. Free parking, Pick up, delivery, cleaoing & benefitssnd pleasant working EngineeringQuadrangle, Prlncatoa University, Princeton, so forth. 18 ym. or over. Ex- 3 INSERTIONS.no changes, paid before billing ...... S4.50 NowJerimy 08540 perienced person preferred. conditions, EqualOpportunity/Affir ma6veAcdon Emplarar If billed add5OC billing charge 609-924-0720for appointment. Computer Operators ApplyPersonnel Department 1-3 veersexperience using IBM370/145 Hardware with NAME ...... CARTER.WALLACE,Inc. DOS/VSpower. Work week consists of 3 dayswith rotatingshifts Wanted for Law Office: HenAcreRd. Crenbary,NJ every2 months.Main office, Trentonlocation. ADDRESS...... Receptionist / clerk typist. EXECUTIVE Must be an accurate typist EqualDpportunity Employer Male/Female with knowledgeof shorthand. Bookkeeping Supervisor If interested, calt 609-65S-2181. SECRETARY Seekingan experiencedsupewisor for Reconcilement CLASSIFICATION __ INSERTIONS .__ AMOUNT PAID __ Weare looking for a highlyprofessional individual to take Departmentto work at ourLawrence Township faoiliW 4:00 P,M. - overexecutive secretarial duties for the CorporateOfficers 12:30A.M. Mon,-Fri. Excellent benefits end solely plusshift of our dynamicelectronics firm. Theposition requites Assistant differential. All Classifiedads appear automatically in oneweek or $1.00 for 3 weeksan~J the excellent skills, knowledgeof office systemand all 7 Packetnewspapers: The Princeton samethereafter. Adsmay be displayedwith procedures,end the ability to exercisejudgment and act Bridal Consultant white spacemargins and/or additional independentlywithin the frameworkof generalin- Accounting Clerks Packet.The Lawrence Ledger, The Central Anunusael career opportunity has opaoedin our Bridal Post. Windsor-HiqhtsHerald, The Manville capitalletters at $3.50per inch. A special structions. Openingsexist for experiencedclerks with bookkeepingor Theperson we seel{ should have 2 yearsof secretarial Department.EnthusiHm, initiative, sn ability to deal withthe News,The Franklin News-Recordand the discountrate is availableto advertisersrun- public ¯ t~pt~Uyyo~n people - 8oo4 taste end fash~n accountingbackground. Light typing preferred. Hours: 8:30 AM - Hillsborough Beacon.Ads may be mailed ningthe samedisplayed classified ad for a educationbeyond high school; end et least 3 yearsof B 5:00PM Mon.-FH. Lawrence Township location. secretarialwork experience. cOes¢iou~nessere ~omeo[ the d~l qus]ificadons,Ir youare or phonedin. Thedeadline for newsds is 4 minimumof 13 consecutiveweeks or dif- career-uriented,can deal equegywell with the plcasareeas well Tothe selected candidate, we offer anexcellent starting p.m. Mondayif they sre to be properly ferentdisplayed classified ads totaling 20 or as the re~ponsibilltie~this pesidonh entails, end have either prior Forabove listed positions,pleesa apply moreinches per monthwith arrangements’ salary8’ completebenefits package [n a modernoffice en- experienceor sales aptitude,th pavilionmay be rlllht for you. classified. Cancellationscannot be ac- vironment, Department,6th floor, mainoffice, Trentonbetween 9:00 AM- ceptedafler 4 p.m. err Monday."Too Late for montMybilling. Boxnumbers are $1.00 Aointmlew ~iil speakfor ll~tL Call [orau appehtmeatwtth 11:00AM or 1:00P.M. - 4:00P.M. Cellfor an interview. Mre.Vivian M. HeU, to Classify"ads will be sccepteduntil noon extra. or senresume to: Tuesday. R. S. SMITH,personnel MANAGER (609) 92@0624 TERMS:There is a 50¢billing chargeif adis gATES:A Classified Adcosts $3.00for up not paidin advance.Personals, Situations (20t)469.~11 fo 4 lines for oneinsertion, or. if originally Wanted,Housesitting, Apartment Sublets. 1W.StoteSt. ’ordered.$1.50 additional for 2 consecutive Wantedto Rentor Shareand all out of area MICROWAVESEMICONDUCTOR CORP. Trenton,N.J. and movingads srn payablewith order. weeksor issues, and the 3rd consecutive 100 SchoolHouse Rood $1LV[ASM~ THS ~uli Opoonun~Ern~la~r insertion is FREE.Thereafter, each con- Thisnqwspaaer is not resoonsiblefor errors Somerset,N,J. 0887:1 ~[RIC&NGIM SOCI[IV (~) ,rw[tlR$& not correctedbv the advertiserimmediately secutive insertion only costs $1.00. The AnEqual Opportunity Employer Princeton, N.J. next incrementof up to 4 lines is 50¢for followingthe first publicationof the ad. "Seven For Central Jersey" WILLSBOROUGHBEACON,. TheManville News Class tried J dvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD Thursday,June 16, 1977 5-B Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted IAVE-IN tIOUSEKEEPER- WANTED 1 EGAI SECRETARY- Belle Mead DOMESTIC- sleep in 44 hr. PRINCETON YWCAafter CtlII, D CARE -- wanted DENTAl, ASSISTANT -- HANDYMAN/ GARDENER SWITCHBOARDOPERATOR SECRETARY’--Exc tvning civil engineering firm. Ex;. week room & board, $115 school programs teaching reliableperson totake care of Nice homein Ilightstown.Princetonoffice needs second (no lawn cutting) -- 0 runs. -- permanent part time, of- Cooking,cleaning, laundry, ternoons evenings and &s enosklllsesset " ’ nt’ ta. 1’ S~ary parlance. _. preferred . ., .. shorthanu weekly. Will also assist in positions available beginning 2children,2daysa week, refs. topnotchchairside. X-ray year round, who likes and taking care of 2 children. 609- Sept. 1977 in Princeton and and own Iransportationgroceryshopping for I person,license necessary, no knows #ants and flowers & weekends. Small Nassau St. open to right individual 609-requlrea, frmge eeneztts. 201- office. 609.924.2040. 921-6336. ’ 359-6291. 737-1128. flightstown-East Windsor. essential.Reply to Box#04005 Musthave driver’s license, bookkeepingor typing,No can workon his owninitiative, Experience with elementary c/oPrinceton Packet. Mustfurnish references, eveningsor Saturdays.Apply Private homeoff of Rt. 206, and pre.school age children Salaryplus room & board onlyif capable of earning top EAR~- RNs SECItETAItlES ItECEIVINGROOM CLERK - ~ustnorthofPrincetonairport. Needed for short and long necessary. Send resume 1o negoliable.Write Box 273 salary.All repliescon- Box #04015, c/o Princeton While you train for a SUMMERRELIEF fulltime, opportunity for Princeton YWCA Paul fidentml.Phone 609.921-8383. Packet. ¯ professional career in Sales term assignments throughout TYPIST- requiredfor corn- llightstown NJ 08520. Mercer County. advancement& generous ltobesonPlace, Princeton NJ ____ Call Mr. DeCandia, 609-296. RNs needed full time, all employeediscount. Apply in 08.540. pany located on outskirts of -- -- 5852. EOEm/f. shifts as summerrelief. Good person,Imagine, Rte. 130. E. Princeton. Ability to use ewn IIESEARCH ASSISTANT-- SECRETARY- The Ganup "TYPISTS & SECItETARIES salaryandworkingconditions, lligh hourly rates initiative, workindependantly for expandingresearch dept. With good skills: shorthand Pttd same week worked Windsor. Organization in Princeton BO-~X.OKKEEI-’EIt, v.; Call Personnel Dept. for ap- EXPEIt.IENCED &participate in other diver- of Princeton publishing seeking goodtypist, shorthand transcription, statistical, pointment: Free cash-in-hospital in- sifted duties is essential oompany. Permanent post on technical, IBM composer, PERIENCED-- For small IBM MAGCARD I! not required. Some college THE CARRIERCLINIC surance OPEItATOIt for college grad working in background helpful, in- keypunch switchboard. High business office, south Trenton, FOUNDATION Other bonsuses COUPLE WANTED -- for Princeton.Pleaseapply to POBox 1163, preparation, verification and pay rates, paid same week full or part time. For in- leresting market research BELLE MEAD,NJ householdwork. Live in. Expanding Air pollution editing of computer base re atedwnrk. 609.924-9600.An worked bonuses. Car terview, call 609-882-5889. 201 874-4000 Car necessary, no fees. To Womanwould be expectedto -- educational data. Accuracy necessary. Assignmenls Io control company has Equal Opportunity Employer, Equal Opportunity Employer register, calf Anneat 009-771- cook. clean and care for eballenging position including and atlention Io data s, ah- suit you. Call Anne ira- PLEASANT INSURANCE- m/[ O400. children. Manto do driving, CARPENTER-CRAFTSMAN solutely necessary. Call 609. mediately at 609-771-0400 all preparation for typing & real estate office needs a --~ (listen gardening and maintenance. proposals, reports manuals wanted to bid on work from o~4..~a:ta ,,IBRARIAN TECI-INICAL secretary who takes steno, GUARDS-- Uniforms fur- TemmrarvServices Wageseach $115 per week for architectural plans for interior SERVICES - 2 part time OLSTEN Prin- 151gI’enn[ngton tread and engineering structure for a day care typing & meets people easily. n shed Work in 44 hour week. Overtime at sp.ecifiealions. Respon- positions, MLS degree LTEMPORAItYSERVICES Call 609-466-2800. eeton/Lawrenceville area. Ewing Township $.t.75per hour. Roomand bath sibilities include designing center. Phone for appt. 201- CLERK- manual dexterity required 2 years LC Olden& Pennlngtonltd. Per appt. call201-329-6021. An included. Requireexperienced copy formats editing and 356-3516. full time day and evening elassifieat on schedule ex- Ewlng Twp. equal opportumty employer. EXI,:CUTIVESECItETARY - help and extensive references. proofreading all work; and sbift, Princeton Dala Film, perienee, available Aug. 1. LEGAL SECRETARY- Ex- Telephone:609-921.2873. maintainingcard and copy file 609-709-1630. Apply Cynthia C. Harem609- tensive Real Estate a highly professional Prin- CLERKTYPIST / ASSISTANT DIRECTOR -- background plus excellent systems. 771-2381, Trenton State Physical Education Depart- PART TIMEDISTRICT eehm office is seeking an of. BLUEPRINTCLERK Cnllege, PO Box 940, Trenton typing and stone a MUST! MANAGElt-tlightstown area, fice manager/ executive Newoffice building with plush NJ 08625. Affirmative Ac- meat r Princeton YWCA. ~ilary open to right in- early morning work 5-7 a.m. secretary, full time era- CHEMIST/ CHEMICALEN- This entry level position will LOVING INTELLIGENT Physical Education degree GINEER -- Graduate, no surroundingsin rural location. person Io babysit with girl, 9 lion/Equal Opportunity required major emphasis dividuah Call 609.021-7092. supervising newspaper plnyment. Qualifications are exp. nee. to workon tuality Comprehensivefringe benefit heresponsibleforassistingthe Employer. carriers. Excellent permanent ;is follows: Engineering Department in andboy, 10. June 22 to Sept. 2. aquatics. Sept 1 opening. ¯ control & development program. Salary open. Call Afternoons at swimclub. Own IIOUS---~-K~EPE--~-7-.gee Please send resume to position for responsible per- l’leasant knowledgeable projects in a coatings lab. Monday Ihrough Friday manyareas- running drafting d sot,. Call 609-655-4200or 201- secretaryperson h)functinn to Presidentits executive of firm. blueprints, typing, filing and transportation After 7 pm609- salary for a conscientious & Princeton YWCA, Paul EXPERIENCEDPAINTER - Send resume Io Box 167, c/o 9:300m- 4pro. 609-443-5532exL 802-3098. ’ ’RobesonPlace, Princeton NJ needed. Local contractor - 877-4053. CENTRALPOST, Kend. Pk. 203. general nffiee support. cooperative worker. Every ¯ Thnrnughfamiliarity with Qualified candidate musthave Friday plus¯ 609-448-7467. 00540. central Jersey area. Call 201- ’;ill phases of elf ice 297-1133between 0 and 5. nnntagement including plume EOEmale/female valid driver’s license and TYPIST "GLASS MECHANIC Ex- automobile.Good typing skills MEDICALSECRETAHY - for TEACHERS-- Principal, & needed for short and long term reservations, appt)intments. required and some knowledge ACCOUNTS Hebrewteachers for Reform extensive travel schedules, periencedonly. Salaried, BABYSITTER- conscientious, pleasant Princeton surgeon’s assignments throughout steady work, good future for of office routine preferred, office. Dictaphone tran. PAYABLE Jewish Sunday School. Call DHUMMERWANTS to join or Mercer County. etc. reliable, individual whoknows 609-448-7520or 7994}048. farm band for shows and ¯ Fast, proficient typing right person. 609-440.2077. howto relate Io children. scription, patient contact and concerts. Jazz, folk and rock ability as well ns excellent Every Sat. night plus some PeabodyAir Resources is an other diversified duties. CLERK lligh hourly rates weekly. Excellent salary. 009- air pollution control equip- Experience required. Salary Per~om~vor,e~v o~account,rig, de.cal music. Already have gigs Paid same week worked comnlandof English. BARMAID/BARMAN - Apply ntenl manafacturer with an f,mct,ons,n modem off,ca ot aynampc pending. 201-302-6800ext 206 ¯ i’d)ilitv and desire to assume 448-7467. commensurate with ex- SPEECHTERAPIST -- part Free cash in-hospital in- in person. Four Acres Tavern, excellent salary and fringe ~erienee. Benefits. Reply to elect,omcst,,m Dut,es,nctude time, C.C.C. or Clinical ask for Prank, 0-5, Mon.Fri. surance a multitude uf duties arid 1it. 130, Robbinsville. benefit program. Please call pu~,mtlonol toumat entr*es, mDul to respnnsihilities. Box #04001 e/o Princeton aatawoce~,n~. ~,ne accoum r~ton. Fqllowshipyear required. Call Dther bonuses PART & FULL TIMESALES - 009-443-5532IVlonday through Packet¯ c,l.m~mand~rer~rat,on el ~e~one. EnP 609-882-1503after 0pm. Must have some women’s Friday9:30 am- 4 pro. ext. 203. k,ow~dgoangaccurate wo,n ~,lls MEDICAL SECRETARY - Car necessary, no fees. To Please send resume to Itax TEACflINGPOSITION - part retail experience. Apply in *e~u,,~2 yea,s ,ola~nd e~ae,ence, s or needed hy busy medical group register call Anneat 009-771- # 03967e/ t) PrincetonPacket. time . Nursery school cer- person, Shelfy’s Tall Girls EOEMale/female ~l.,va~nln~jht school courses beyond KITCHENHELP -- for food All resumes will be answered tllghSCh~I E~cot~enl ~la~y and benelits to handle insurance forms, O4OO tificate nee. Applyto Box5005, Shop, QuakerbridgeMall. 609- NASSAU package prep in restaurant. Part time medical transcription & basic Olsten promptly. Kendall Park, N.J. 00824. 799-1802. days. 609-655-1120. PART TIME GIRL FRIDAY secretarial duties. Medical TemporarYServices PLACEMENTS Canfor *nterv~w: Challlo FO~ terminology background 1510 Pennington Road -- forinsurance executive, COLLEGE STUDENT - ...by BeaHunt needed. CallMrs. Pinelli, 609- Ewing Township IF YOUARE GETTINGPAID approx.20hours per week. 609- (201)469-331 ADMINISTRATIVE AS- female,live in, willing Io keep 452-1000,Mrs. Sutherland. t~OAO[NCYSPt~Sr !}24-9300ext. 304. SISTANTin school¯ This is FORwhat others think you are house, babysit in exchangefor RNs a challeging, responsible worth rather than wbat you room& board & small salary. Wespecialize in MAGCARD II are worth, this is Ihe op- Full time, 3-11 p.m. shift and position for an enthusiastic, 609-440-7467. EDITOR- experienced,for Checkwithus litst~ Our Emplovee~ Oat ASSISTANTPart Time, It p.m.-7 a.m. out-going person.Experience portunity you have been secretaries at the TopPayt Avariety atnon.routine assign. shifts. Excellent salary and in non-academic aspects of looking for. Call Jim Ilen- J.H.S.home economics text. MSC monte,long end then term derson (if 11enderson SECRETARY- Responsible, Generalhome ec. degree executive level. MICROWAVE working conditions. Contact ifidependent administration desirable.Interviewing now DIRECTOROF Personnel Dept. for ap- preferred. References Associatesal 009-259-3828. interesting, full time position SEMICONDUCTORCORP 1901N. OldenAve. with IVlanville Public Schools. forpesition July thruMarch ’78. pointment: required. Mail resume and Resumeetc, to Dept.C, P.O. 195 Nassau Street 100School House Road Trenton,N. J. NURSINGSERVICE THECARRIERCLINIC mtnimam salary Typing & shorlhand required. Somerset.N.J. 08873 FOUNDATION Very good benefits¯ 201-722- Box 2321,Princeton, N.J. 609-924-3716 AnEqual Op~3ott unlly E mploye~ 609.883.6003 Full timefor modernskilled requirementsto Box#03998 c/o 00540. nursingfacility. A licensed RN BELLE MEAD,NJ Princeton Packet. SECRETARY-- to high school 0443. interestedIn assumingn t201)074-4000 vice principal. Montgomery WarrenPlaza West High School, Skillman NJ. 12 Route130, Hightstown challengingand responsible EqualOpportunity Employer postiion.Duties will include m/f ltECEPTIONIST / TYPIST month position, experience 609.448-5810 preferred, salary range $7500, responsibilitiesfor staff In- -- must be able to work in- depending on experience. service.Schedule flexib01ty an INCREASEYOUR INCOME - dependently and assume Position available July 15, Professional and Financial KELLYGIRL asset.Please write to: 8ox Active and progressive offices responsibility. Mon-Thurs,9-5 1977, For interview call 201- ADivision elKelly Smvlces #04409,c/o Princeton Packet. pro. Please submit resume to in Belle Meadand Franklin Box # 03995e/ o Princeton 874-4600, Mr. Braukmann. J i EqualOpaortunity Employer Park seeking full and part time sales agents, experience Packet. Advancement OpportunlUes preferred, motivation and Uarh,rh,3L Ilallirley ability to deal with people a CIIOIR DIRECTOR -- Link your career to the unprecedented must. We are members of Somerset Presbyterian PRINCETON The "largest" Real Estate network in the Middlesex and Somerset Church in Franklin Twp. 0:30 Multiple Listing Systems.Aad & llam services, I0 mo/yr. Division. If you have proven outstanding world wants to talk to you, with or members of Multiple Call 201-249-0074. EMPLOYMENT Relocation Organizations. We talents in the Job areas shown below, we without a license. Wehire full time or part also offer an interesting bonus BOILEHOPERATOR - black AGENCY be"eve you wig want to consider career time. We offer nat’l massive selling lphm as incentive. For con- seal, hi pressure license. Gd. Speclolingin a,AD.o.oo.opportunities so_ at ADR. o.o idential interview ask for Lee start pav. excel co. benefits. R power, full training, television, etc. Ex- Conper, MID--JERSEY An equal opportunity em- Temporary Help pansion program now going on for ItEALTY,201-359-3444. ployer. 009-924-0900. I~,,rrmln,,nt I)lm’mnmllsin Mercer and Somerset Counties. ,%,cr,,t;irhtl. Ch,rical SOFTWARE PRODUCT SALES AND SOFTWARE -- MOON- CLEANINGPERSON - 1 day per week, owntransportation, I’:.r,,cntiv,,. EDPaod 21, KROL,REALTORS LIGHTERSwanted. Reply to 7;,chnh’,l DE qELOPMENT Box #03992 c/o Princeton recent refs. Call evenings,609- CUSTOMER 452-0300. (201) 359-6222 (609) 924-7575 Packet. 352 NassauSt., Princeton (NI positionsin Princeton.NJ.) (609) 924-9134 SUPPORT TEACHERSNEEDED -- For BABYSITTERWANTED - 8 Participate in defining, developing, and enhancingour Participate in selling and Special Summer Sales am to 5:30 pro. Mature woman software product line. Weare interested in dedicated to care for 5 too. old boy. supporting our software positions. Write: W.L.King, ACCOUNTING software professionals who are capable of doing P.O. Box42, Princeton Oct, NJ Bruns. Acres area. products at user installations 08550T-tO Heferenees. 201-021-0302. TAX advancedsoftware development. Our sales and support personnel are amongthe highest paid in MOTELCLERK - Shore area, STERLING THOMPSONAND ACCOUNTANT the industry. person or couple, live on ASSOCIATES -- are in- A rapidlygrowing professional SYSTEMSPROGILa, J~ERS lerviewing for real estate researchandconsulting firm has a I We need Business Application premises, prefer year round. , /’dVS experiencehighly desirable. 201.247-0631or 201.381-4555. sales associates. Compareour challengingposition available fora ¯ Familiarity with OSinternals essential. SALES Programmers with the following methods of marketing and nualifiedindividual with a desme continued followup. Newor in accountingand a goodworking ¯ Computerscience degree or 2 years experience. REPRESENTATIVES qualifications. MECHANICAL DESIGNER experienced, we offer a knowlodaeatfederal and state tax (Chicago,N.Y.) requirements,aswell as experience 1. 1-2yrs. experience -- to participate in product continuing training and ¯ Demonstrated success in developmentventure. Reply lo education program. If you in theactual preparation ol tax PROG~ER/ANALYSTS 2. Used to working with BASIC, FORTAN, .didn’t makeover $20,000 last returns.{Federal/State income and computer software product Box #03992 c/o Princeton payroll.) RPG,COBOL, or other high level Packet. :,’ear selling or, you wantto, ¯ Strong IBM Assembler language background. sales £, preferably a strong call for an interview: 201-207- languages. Willbe responsible formaintaining ¯ On-lin~ systemdevelopment experience in either a . technical background. ApplyIn writing to: 0200 or 800-392-6810.Ask for schedulesrelating to thegeneral DOS/VSPOWER, OS/VS, or CICS environment. AGWAY Phillip Dezan. accountingfunction, tax lesearch ¯ Excellent salary plus Programmed Control Corp. andp/anning. 1 year of experience ¯ At least 2 years experience or a computerscience commission plus expenses. PETROLEUM witha smallCPA firm desirable. degree. 2 East Broad Street Salaryto $14.000. ¯ Large customer base, CORP. ¯ Familiarity with COBOLdesirable. Hopewell, N.J. 08525 EXECUTIVE FATHER & 2 extensiveprospect list. Position for experienced school age sons desire light Forprompt consideration, send Dept. PP677 OperationsClerk - Bookkeeper.hoasekeepingin exchangefor resumewith salanf history to: Goodorganizer, typing, I.B.M. private room & board & some DATA BASE TECHNICAL SUPPORT Computerexperience needed. cash. Flexible hours. 609-443- MATHEMATICA,INC. Mustbe good with figures - 5476,after 6. CorporatePersonnel, APPLICATIONS/PROGRAMMERS P.O.Box 2392, Princeton, NJ REPRESENTATIVES inventor,’control. equalopponunlty emgloyet roll ¯ Experienced in the use or developmentof Data (Chicago. Cleveland, N.Y.) PROGRAMMERS EqualOppertunlty Emslo~r Base Managementsystems. |=c*ll¯~tZmployee S~eflts ¯ 2 years COBOLapplication WAITRESS/ WAITER- Part ¯ Strong IBM Assembler background. time evenings over 10. Call programming. Call for Appointment ¯ Minimum3 years experience. Mr.Joseph Rak ¯ 44B.0543 609.655-1120. SECRETARIES ¯ Knowledge of OS JCL TIRED OF CODING? ¯ College graduate or equivalent. TYPISTS u Proficiency in communicating technical information. APPLIEDDATA RESEARCH, the world’s oldest ¯ Enjoy travel and working with and largest Independent software products Career Opportunity TECHNICALWRITER company, is seeking a Customer Support and a Software documentation experience. people. DocumentationSpecialist. Applicants for this Selling Bored? u Familiarity with IB/’4 computersand languages. ¯ Previoustraining experience preferred. position mustpossess good communicative skills, Doesa monotonou|muting po|iGon with u Degreein English or Journalism. Fine Jewelry anunlmaslnatbal company have you cGm. both written and verbal, and have some hingthe walla? Tempa~ry opaonunitk~ programmingexperience including familiarity with maybe luet what you need Ioaig VOUrSell SomeFacts About ADR: ... founded in 1959 ... development personnel average aS and/or DOS-JCL.BA or BSdegree preferred. It youare aa experiencedprofepalanal jewelry or remll outel therun For a mo,e IIo~ibb ~aorklag mlrepereonwho ia interestedla makinga career withone of Ichndu~andtote of varietycall: well ovet 8 years with company... field and sales personnel averageover 5 years ... Excellent compensation, benefits and working Prlnceton’smost prestlgiouA jewelry stores, a memberof the stable (over $15 million last year) ... traded on AmericanStock Exchange... environment, AmericanGem Society, nowis the time to makea change. Salarycommensurate with experience and ah0ity. Liberal 1901N.Olden Ave. employsover 300 people ,.. small enoughfor personal recognition ... companybenefits. Trenton,N.J. informal and flexible environment.,, representatives throughout the world ,.. If youare interestedIn this careeropportunity, 609.883.G003 software product line diverse, versatile, state-el-the-art,., excellent employeebenefits. contact: Talk about your future with me. Pleasesend resume with full details including current salary Mr. Philip P. Porado, Manager WarrenPlaza West and position desired in complete confidence to: E. Smtth Route130. Hightst0wn PemonnelDirector 609.448.5810 tobit Personnel Director, Soltware Products Division ,kel APPLIEDDATA RESEARCH, INC. ~ APPLIEDDATA RESEARCH, INC. Route206 Center, CN-8, Princeton, New Jarlty 01540 ) JI~ItlNS~SILVI~ItHS KELLYGIRL Route 206 Center, CN-8 ¯ Princeton, NewJersey 08540 ¯ (609) .924-9100 L AMIRII’A~G(M ~iJlv ANEQUA OPPORTUNITYEMPLOYER @ AOivhdon ofKtgy Sen’~ts AnEqual Opponunlty/A|fitmatl~ AcllGn Employer. For appointment call 609-924-0624 EqualOppanunky Employer I I I t i "SevenFor Central Jersey" ~ILLSBORO~HBEACON,. 1beManville News Classified duertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD 6-B Thursday, June 16,1977 Help Wanted Jobs Wanted AnnouncementsPersonals Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Barga!n Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart

CLERK/TYPIST. full time CIIILD CAREin m~’ homefor THE FOURTH WAY is a SUPPORTIVE GROUPS for ’THE ART GALLERY -- 10.SPEEDLadies black Sch- RIDER MOWER-- Polaron YOUWIN FOAM. Our foa~ will position available in sma , working mothers. Ex- methodof self-development,theseparaled or divorcedA Kingston, N.J. is takingorders winn suburban bike, 22" Fleetwood, 30" cut, 8hp, key SWEETTALKERt positively never, ever mildew, congenial office preparing perienced. References Twin introducedinto America by place to deal with lonelinessfor AlgonquinPapoose frame, side baskets, light, start, $275. Parker grass powder, crumble, oxidize or client invoices and prey ding Rivers area. 609-448-4593. Mr. Gurdjieff.AKHALDAN I/ and new life style.For in- Carriers,Hope Chests, superbcondition. $85. 609-452- sweeper for rider mower$75, For the last nine years our decompose. We have five clerical assistance. Desire isa schoolin the Fourth Way formation please call Wedding Presentsor Wall 8040tar 5:30). botbfor $325.609.443-3643 eves. dismal little Mattress Factory weight densities (degrees of person with office exper once, lead by an experienced’AlbatrossHouse 201-673-2103 Hangings made to last (and it is a FACTORYnot firmness) for you to try out excellent typing (60 wpm) teacher. 609-443.1898. or609-924-8654. forever. 609-024-0547. "Factory Outlet, or "Factory and choose from w th no price add figure aptitude as well as PART TIME - Young man BABY ITEMS -- exc cond., MATTRESS & BOXSPRING Mart" or other such difference. Our’heavycovers ~ ability to workindependently. desires to supplementincome. carriage(Collier) & stro or, -- queen size, exc. cood. $50. References available upon FLOODINSURANCE -- We crib,youth bed, high chair, misrepresentaiton of just are l2 ounce heavy pop nwith Phone 609-799.8026 if in-. WIDOW -- attractive, MAGNAVOXStereo theater - Patio table & 2 chairs another Retail Store- we zi rs. leresled. request. 201-735-9423. are prepared to answer your total remotecontrol, 25" color swing-o-matte,plus others. cushions, temperedglass 30" - questions and provide the pleasant personality, no 609-799-2687. actually make the things P~e will expertly tie your dependents seeking the picture stereo fm, $50. Ford tot-guard car seat, before your eyes) has purchase to your car and necessary flood insurance for Micromaticrecord player 100 $15, 20" portable windowfan, your homeor business. Call companionship of a good prospered by attracting the guarantee it is safe for the LEGAL SECRETARY - PARENT’StIELPER position humored and honest gem watt amplifier 15" base WEST. ELECTRICSTOVE -- $10. 609-799-2079. astute, Facile, razor sharp drive home. Deliveries made Prefer pare legal but will wanted forsummer by 15 yr- for information, Peter J. tleman, a~e 55 to 62, for woofers magnificent fruit- coppertone,top cood,$120. Buyerswith the brains and life at slight charge... oldGeorge School Sophomore. Russo Agency 20 Denow wood cabinet. $650 or best consider applicant with good pleasant times together. I Powersaw, 7V4", never used, CB COBRA89XLR 40 Channel experience to recognize the Remember only children typing andsteno skills. Full Live-in,by day or with Boad, Lawrenceville,N.J. 609- adjust easily to other’s in- offer. 609-924-4212. difference between an Ad- and simpletons believe in the vacationingfamily. She is an 896-1021.Insure to be sure! $25.Rollaway bed, man size] Base - Features: Delta Tune, time position. Send resumeto , lerests. Write PO Box 225, $2.5.Girl’s Schwinn bike, 25’ SWRMeter, Dynamike. Still vertised Discount Delusion word "FREE.’: Kalhryn Trenner Esq., 245 experiencedbabysitter Hightstown,NJ 08520. stnd $25. 609-799.2230. and a top grade product etc. TIIEFOAM FIRM creative and imaginative with GIV~AT under guarantee. Brand New cash and carry "Costplus" Nassau St. Princeton, N.J. FURNITURE & OTHER Paid $263 F rst offer over 08540.Call 609-921-2158. children, reliable) cookslight FATHER’S DAY GIFT - a ~ price. OURNEWSTORE meals. Trained In first aid. certificate for a hot air balloon SALE ITEMS: French $220.609-443-3836. CAR~OOL -- Wants to join provincial bedroomset, twin Butof late, wordof our price 157 MainSt. Available now. References. ride! $50 plus tax. Windrifters SOFABED& CHAIR -- for- and quality have brought a PEAPACK-- Next to Post 201-646-5076. Inc. 609-799-3685. ’ existing or forma newcar pool beds...bleached oak bedroom, mica top dining table with 6 to Teaneck from Hightstown. twinbeds...diningroom pecan stream of those M-l, A-I Office. Peapackis a right turn’ MOTIIEIt’S IIELPER -- chairs, china closet, dinette SOFA- eontempcrary, green Boobes that want our price, off Rt. 206,5 milesnorth of Et. Thurs. Ihru Sun. Canlive-in 609-443-3270. woods 4 arm chairs, 4 side table, end tables. 609-446-5128.tweed $50; Dining Ta~ole/4 MECH.ENGR. student seeks ARTISTS & CRAFTSPEOPLE chairs, server & large break- but incredibly also wantto be 22. AND WORTH TIIE TwinRivers, 609443.5107. - wantedfor craft sale, Ju y I0. chairs, EarlyAmencan,$100. stroked, pampered, per- DRIVE. Main factory in summerjob, Princeton area. front, excellent con- 609-443-3415after 5. Engr. Meehs. and thermo- Call 609-096-2212 for into. dition...valuable English SEARS AIR CONDITIONER- sudaded and conned by the OXFORD,N,J. M.D.A loves Reheeca Car- mahogany sideboard, brass Standard Retail Salestalk. My t t A.M.to 4 P.M. fluids. 6o9-737-1681. ehman. 12000BTU,$150; 24" girls age, disposition and digestion trim...2 Regency type end BIKE,$15. 609-443-4344. FREE HAY- Mulching or &6 P.M.to 8 P.M.’ TftAVEI,AGENT -- full time -- - tables can be used for desks or will no longer allow me to Saturday--IOta4 experienced in travel agency CAMP - RAMBLINGPINES bedding. Firewood, some]ogs, personally recite these win- procedures.For interview call TUTOR MATH AND DAYCAMP -- Hopewell N.J. ALC-~OL--~CSANONYMOUS dressing tables...fantastic POOL18’x4’ -- filter, ladder, 609-737-3079eves. &weekends, ning words (and this dumpis PHYSICALSCIENCES. Hours ¯ Nowenrolling for summer HELP ANDINFORMATION mahogany chess table with The FOAMFIRM 6O9-683-6905.Mrs. Maurer. reversible woodtop...cheap cover all included. $200. or dingy enough without by appointment. Homein- program. Cai[609-924-9713or CALL609-9244592. best offer. 201-874-4338. regurgitation) soda -- 201-234.1622 struction provided. 201-735- 609-460-1212for brochure, and miscellaneous outdoor DINETTESET- oval, walnut furniture, Woodwareglider, formica top, 4 swivel chairs proceeding under the truism 9423. that: AItCtlITECTURAL STU- AIRPLANE PARTNERS hugh white pots...assorted AAA FACTORY OUTLET -- CONTEMPORARYSOFA -- ’ DENT - part time WANTED- 1969 Piper 1400 porch pieces...2 hugh glazed 586-6898.$50or best offer. After 7 609. DumbDollars are as good as perfect cond. Movingmust WOMANDESIRES WORKas CAROL’S PLACE -- Per- Fresh annual. Lowbuy-in and Daddoesn’t want flowers or sharp Dollars (the pinnacle sacrifice. Call 609-921-6945. graphic design & drafting nurses aide, child care, light urns...2 RCAlarge screen perfume on Father’sDay. work.609-924-9797. sonalized stationery, in- low hourly costs. Great cond. color TV’s...small b]k &white word being "Dollars") housework some cooking vitations and gift items at Call 201-359-3610. How abouta Norwollsolid experience~.Full or part time’. Phileo TV, needs work...- brassPost Head Lantern. 18" ATTICFAN - fine condition bel~cew~t2d w~ivi~e previous IIANCHOAK trundle bed set discount prices. Call 609-443- portable Zenith radio with high 10" diameter. y .a leastpupusn (without mattresses). 609.095-2264. 3141, AM/FM/stereo and wholehouse ventilation, 3 spd ~)I~a persuasloo neeaea ioro wood forint b~room RECENT PROFESSIONAL - Elsewhere...$31. RegularCost AMC,best offer over $50. Can pursue the Imbecile’ Trade se ca ~. Resumes maledivorcee 38 yrs.old speakers. ¯.Braun console $25 from JUNE13th to JUNE 609-924-3568. ;.% se t ¯~ ~pecto x. r~on ..... h,h, : ar.,ab -.’~ EUROPEAN COUPLE radio with phonograph, 20th on sale at $19. FURLONG Maitrt,1 ~ ...... U/tna~’,rr, r:: .my. oia’no $500’ Aquasonic seeking household situaton ATTENTION¯ desiresto meet 27-40 yr. ol~ workingcoedition...very large essesarenotguarameeo ¢,.v= ,ro.n female with variety of in- LAMP FACTORY OUTLET mere Five Years or Ten ~ l"Iw"n~t S ’ne’t YOUH RESUME SHOULD for adults. 201-247-2767. Peopleof all ages! ! 1 piece couch,rust, gd cond, 2 largest for a 99 mile radius. 8 - -. ’ - - flno~w nl ;l~’ne al ett e se t , r.,t~ a~,e,hi forests. Reply to Box #04003, DINING ROOMSUITE - 12 Years r0 ~wem~ Years nut a IIELPyou put .your best foot -- Enroll nowin the c/o Princeton Packet. matched chairs (four) bik miles north of Hathoroon Rte. F,rLL’Pun~T~^~,rr~ v~^~ 2 leaves,6 chairs; wagon forwardin getting a job. Put print, matched cushions, 263, Furlong, Pa. OPEN7 pieces$400. Exguisite Italian G.~AR-¢.-".-.~.-Y’P"~~.2"*qwheel lighting fixture" white" ART - Versatile, creative "WonderfuIWorldofliorses" -- matched lampshades. crystalchandelier $300. 609- u a~,~r.,.asamatter ¯ ol i. "~ ’ ~"’ It l;~n my experience io screening student (Textile maj. Moore DAYSWeekdays 8-5, Sat. 10-5, fatc, y ou bring" methe written c,an~e,ler’¯ ¯ ’ ~,., - a¯ ,~ personnel and as a writer to FromStallloShow Ring FEMALEFRIEND in mid to ALSO:1972 Mercury Men(ego Sun. 11-8. MicroDot Pricing. 448-6747. r a~,,v~,o^,,,r~ provmcml dresser tantlque Coll. of Art) seeks summer Brougham, brown exterior W°.rran t y o, .,.= ~,,~,,u . . " t workfor you. Call 600.440.0842job, maybe permanent. New late 40’s sough( by a cultured (215)794-7444-5-0. NAME a nU I...... Will mamatne .white) ’t oo ~wdh to 2 night ables after 6pmand wknds. skills a snap. Call 609-924-5673 RegisterMay28forcl~ses gentleman for mutually with brown vinyl roof, brown equiv" icalng t’ words of that lrul W u p’ z" tw’nI u~:u~~-~- l:n Call 609.448-3224 ’ rewarding relationship. Box # saddle interior fully powered DININGRM SUITE by Lane, ¯ . exc cona- incl.’" ma ttross - anytin:e, from driver’s sea[, good contemporary pecan parquet .unctuous . , evasive , ubrmated : ;’;" r.no ~q afterBp.m. 04004 e/o Princeton Packet. ~l!ns)o.n for TENTHOUSAND ....spring ¯ ~vllsc’ "ti ems w~-~.- AM/FM/stereo radio, air- DININGRM SET -- table & 4 rectangulartable witJ~2 leaves zsou. Jobs Wanted conditioned,best offer...% size & pads, 6 Herculon z~e.t~ or the second coming, 15 YROLD GIRL wants live.in LOOK~LOOK, LOOK. There is chrs. $75. Goodcondition. Call upholstered chairs, formica whichever occurs First ...... summerposition babysitting¯ GAY SWITCHBOARD in- violin full size violin, 609-890-0466 after 5:30 pm& 2 MOTIVATION. " My BEDRuu~S~T-- 5 pc. twin parking at Princeton Station¯ formationcenter. Call 609-921. elarinet...size 10-12 long weekends. top server and lighted china beds, chest, dresser night PEHSONABLE -- young 609-921-8250. Hates 50 cents per day, $1.00 gowns, and 2 very special cabinet. Value $3300, asking Ma’ttresses will hrin~ nnt table $200; 9’x12’ wool rug ,~ for overnight, by the week 2565. Besthours7-10p.mMen. merelya e-reat’ni~-h’(’~’~l~,’~-~ woman seekshome and em- ihru.Thurs. white summer formals in $1650.Call 609-202-5746 before but Health~ Wealt~ - Beaut~ ...... $100 6’x9’ wool rug $50; ployment with nice family in MATURE16 YR OLD seeks $3.00, by the month $8. The excellent condition. CALL609- 5pm,or 609-587-9255after 6pm. Ha~ino/;~ R~msn~a’wamut table-top freezer $50’ Princeton area. Especially job as Me(her’s helper in only overnight parking in 8964)346or can be seen Sat. 3 M "107" DRY "’-’ .... :" ...... capable in areas of sewing, Princeton. 609-924-0976. PHOTOCOPIER; Admiral Fu~ment, Prestige,’ walnutPowercorner .....table $25’ ; summerhome or will travel. KAY’S INTRODUCTION Snn., June 19-19 from 10amtO portable stereo, 2 speakers, all OLD MAHOGANYand walnutElation, Recognition Position, c~rome walnut ann gross chl’ld care, music, painting Rots. 609-443-3043. 5pro. 89 Carter Rd. librarytable, $85. 48" x 90" Coitionand improvementin c agere$25; coot.emporary 9 swimming, tennis, horses. SERVICE-- all ages. Meet a exc. coM.; 30 gaL fish tank Eastern tapestry, $60. Old Phone 609-883-9456. Tran- FREE DEVELOPMENTAL partner ’tot; o friendship or w/stand & access.; full set of your eliminat on system, dr. dresser,,&, twin bed $75; sportation needed. testing -- Your child’s per- marriage. 201-534-2720. windows, Kend. Pk. home, hand plow and harrow, $15. 3. STATUS:Every Mat- ~0yal"400. i~/.pewrlter,.$/10; ca. Royal Bavarian Beyreuth tress will be clearly marked victor electric anal.rig BABYSITTING-in Manville, ception and language skills LIVING RM FURNITURE - best offer. 201-207-2283aft. 5:30 bowl and platter set (boy and any age. Large yard, plenty of tested free as part of National traditional gold crushedvelvet p.m. with a $10,000 Retail Price Tag macmne$35; moving sam: donkey), $50. Girl’s painted and accompanied by a tear Contents of apartment ex- MONTGOMERY YOUTH room hot meals. Fullor part lestitute of Health study being JOINUS -- meet new people. couch & loveseat, 2 striped French Provincial dresser, EmploymentService summer time. 201-685-0231. conducted at Trenton State Parents Without Partners, velvet chairs, coffee table, 1 drenched Saes Slin’showine cellent condition, bargain chest, mirror, desk, double YOubeat us down(o a 99.9~ prices. 201-821-7865. hours, June 20, 9-11am, Moo- College between6/15 - 7/30/77. ’ Chapter 307. Weoffer con- gas Frigidaire dryer. 609-882- ~ headboard - $95. set. Curved Fri. Phone201-359-5900. If your child is 2 to 5 yrs old viviality: awareness, adult & 0216. UTILITYTRAILER -- 4’x3 Discount-orbetter yet; buyers with high sides. Canbe seen in brass-trimmed antique trunk, will be served wth a Grand AIR BABYSITTER--Wellknown & and you are interested in this children s activities gourmet lot at 36 Leigh Ave., Prio. $45. Girl’s Raleigh bicycle, exceptionally reliable. Hot service, please call Dr. Lynn meals, dances, un- Larceny Warrant to show CONDITIONERStheir ..... 7- ItOUSECLEANING -- ex- lunch, naps, complete dots(ending, etc. (days) 201- ceton. 609-924-0746. $15. Also: rusted andirons, Friendstheystolethething. . windo~.v.- 20,000. UTU-22Ov~ Waterhouse609-771-2297 or 771- games, new fire screen, etc. ~A . .t~ ~ ~v ," ca. victorian., oesKW/out t0.p perienced, own tran- playground facilities. 2563 to makean appt. 297-9110,(eves) 201-247.8610 2 PAIRS ItalianBrocade Call 655-0317 or come to 27 ...... ,~,..~ . sportation. Call 609-924-2123. Reasonablerates¯ 609-924-2037. 609-924-2064or 609-440-0340. drapes,beige w/Rose stripe, CEPTANCE:_ver¢~.. v Mat- $25.I 3/4violin $60_, 3 bicycles. . 46x 54"long, $30; matching FIBERGLASSPOOL FILTER Station Road and Oak Lane, ..~1-...... ,.,;u ~h~=" ,.=’A~’n~,,,~USgirl’s 20" $12, noy’s stlngrays budoirchair, $40; collectors - sand base w/motor pump, Cranbury on Sat., June 18 NAMEMATTRESS to prove one $20 &m,e $5, Call 609" 799 " DAY CARE FOR CHILDREN NEED A YOUNGPERSON’S MOTHERS!Going bach to HIGHTSTOWN PLANNED itemsStaogel service for 5, fttings. Or g. $550, sacrifice from 9 a.m, to 6 p.m. thatyeo buy nothing but status 0483. -- Kendall Park area, Moo. tlEI,P, BOY’SOR GIRL’S?-- work or school? Established PARENTHOODCLINIC -- Thistlepattern, including $150. 609-443-5609. ------symbol stuff. Names like: ~.o H~ru Fri. Luoches, snacks, Call Youth Employment Nursery School provides Mondayevenings. Call 609-448. platter, serving dish, soup WALNUTDINETTE SET - Albert Einstein, Hannibal MAHOGANYCOcKtail/~mlea, love. 201-297-1832. ServicetY.E.S.)Mon-Fri. 2:3O QUALITY DAY CARE for 3439. bowls, $40; French Provincial $200, table, 4 chars & china Mary Queen of Scots’ Table w/dropleaf ends, to 5 p.m. 609-924-5841.A non- your preschooler or Kin- bedroomset, {no bed), chest, FORSALE -- CB23 channel, closet. Very good cond. 201- Torqaemanda, Joan of Arc’ leather surface. 2 wicker profit student employment dergarlen child. LovingCare Realistic Navaho, TRC-38A, Albert Sohweitzer At(ilia th~ kitchen bar stools. Call eves in an educational setting. Call OVER--US, double dresser, carved 359-2051or 609-799-0209. MATURE EXECUTIVE organization. Princeton area mirror, bedside table, $225. perfect eond. Asking$100, Call t[un, Timurelan’e, George 609.083-6345. SECRETARY- excellent refs omy. Busy Bee School 609-448-3883. --meets Thursday evenings, 609-896-2180after 6 pm. Mike, 609-924-0725before 6:30 Washington, Clark Gable, -- desires full time position 1st Presbyterian Churc~n, or after 7:30 pm. Mil]ard Fillmore,Sabu and ...... ,~l~t,~ living quarters for self & 2 Hishstown. For information DESK SHAW-WALKER,other really great great RECo.t’~_~.-s.ou,t~ ~.,2~,.~ small dogs. Reply Box #243 tIOUSEKEEPING & linoleu~ntop 45x31grey steel namesto assure thr,’ m~ntnl lrom mua~musicals. Movie Jacksonville, N.Y. 14854. ’ BABYSITTINGavailable in THREEMORNINGS for ca~l 609-448-2401 or 448-5459. MUST SELL - moving to LIVINGROOM SET -- 5 ~ieee otherwise, $80. 6~)9-448-1174 cripple he canbuy .....bette,’=~";"~;=,u, ~books~.%Real buyfor buffs.201- children and music " THE SINGLE SET -- meets modernexcellent cond tioo after 5. manthe guy he oowls with. ,..~-~,x exchangefor rent free apt. or Florida.All bedroomfur- includes pole lamp. $250. Caii cottage by couple wfih 2 discovering music fun- niture:dbl bed & bookcase, dameotals - Sounds-Rhythm- every Friday at theTreadway eves a’Rer 5, 609.737-3939. -- TIlE MATTRESSMONGER -- children. Driver’s license, hm, Route 1, Princeton NJ & dbl & singledressers, lrg TUTORING-- Certified Goodreferences. Call 609-452- Movement- imaginative and hangingmirror, desk w/cbr, T.V. ADMIRAL-- colored, 23 Visit our Dark, Dingy, Dismal CEDARPOSTS FOR SALE - teacher, grades 1-4 all sub- enjoyable. June 20-23 &27-20, avery Tues. at the Washingtor in. console, walnut. Good MATTHESSFACTORY 1955. Crossing Inn, 9 pm, live band, nitetable, all wood. 6’ couch price. Call 609-448-1623. ’ cut to desired lengths, exc. jects, t illsboro area. 201-259- 9-11 a.m. $20. Family rates. w/woodlegs, 42" formica red SOFABED -- Beige Lawson SEE TIIEM MADE onalitv reasonable price N.J. 3317. Laura- 609-921-0639. 215-862-5889guestswelcome.or836-5142.Far into.call tablew/wronght iron legs, 4’ apartment size Simmons RIGHTonthePREMISES l~ea~e Club Hollow’Rd. RELIABLE MOTHER’ for chrs. Formica & chrome inner spring mattress, good To a healthy, alert Skit[manNJ’ 609-466-3841. weekday child care in own ----- condition. $40. Call after WEATHER BARNSIDING -- mentalit)’, whichhas not been " home.Call 201-874-4713. rollingcart. All in good cond.. interiors & beams ideal for weekends’onlv" MOTHER WITH EARLY Y O G A C 0 U N T R Y Severalwinter coats & jacket,Thurs.609.921-2539. mesmerized and enslaved to "’ u ~,mar-a:n homeorbusiness. Call201-359- digest .the undocumented -- CFIILDIIOOOD-- license wi WEEKEND- 28 acre farm Mart sizes6 & 0.Full length dbl- 4740after 5. babysit in mvnhome. 609-448- PART TIME PROGRAMMER /ashram near Somerville breastedsemi-fitted- ranch quality’ of so-called "Brand O N C 0 N S I G N M E N T 7616. Position-- Fortranex- NJ. Exercises~meditat on & SCHWINN5 spd -- men’s $60. Names" merely on the rain- FORGETSto get their ad in on minkcoat, size 10, 2 yrsold, I pr Frye boots, women’ssize 9 dless rote of their redundant periencePL/I, APL, Some discussionwlth SachindraMOVING SALE - 3 TV’s & hardlyworn. Excellent con- $35, Both excellent condition. occasion - bunchof film flare assembcr knowedge.609-448- Kumar Majumdar. Small table, King bed, accordian,dition.609-799.0864. FORSALE Advertising, we can demon: anyhowso what’s the loss? I ¯ 0572. informalgroup. 201-469-0612. kitchen set, ice skates skits 609-921-3298. Newgold & white brocade 66" a e, prove ann mean how do you depict a CIIILD CARE -- by ex- sofa $300. 2 Heritage pastel & GUARANTEEfor¯!0 YEAR.S place like that? There is so ¯ perienced mother in myhome. broiler, rotisserie, coffee pots: world books & other books, white side chairsl $120 each. 2 t na~ ou.r ~auress )s much junk in there, it’s Openingsfor 2 girls, age 3-5 MUSTSELL - to clear out WEATHERED BARN matching Sranlsh Weiman ~u,r~u.~: ~nere~s an- &6-9.609.443-3270. Announcements NASSAU records,movie camera& SIDING -- unpainted, staggering - weathered CO-OP NURSERY projector,dehumidifier, end garage. Freezer chest, 2 end tables $300. NewWeiman som~l~r~o’~l~u..u.~’rl~l.t ree!~ing chairs, Lenoxchina, refrigerators, kitchen table. beautiful coloring.$3. per foot. antique white &glass dining ~VlaU.~, ar~xwn~rt~-- clarets, books,sofas, plus 1 or ..... ¯ 50WalnutLane tables,Lamps, rugs, folding 201-259-5365,between 0 am to Old wide board pine flooring, ANYTIME-att ANYPRICE. Princeton tables,mens & ladieswinter room table $400. NewWeiman 2 thousand other things. See NEED GRASS CUT? We are CHILD CARE -- We invite noon. $1.50-2.00per foot. 609-924-I161.buried oak dining room china for yourself- 4 ChambersSt,, goodadd cheap. Call anytime, your2z,~ to 4 year-oldtojoin RelaxedAtmosphere clothing,& many other like r~etan~ w e..are ~toreno jus~ wnn.anomer a CrealiveEnvironmentnewitems. 609-771.9124. andserving cart.t600. I yellow Princeton. Moo-Sat.10-0’ Fri. "GRASSMAN" 609-599-9849 ourplayschool for the summer velvet side chair $50, 609-799- "PHONEY"claim of being a til 9 609-924-1989 ’ ’ season. Wehave a wonderful MOVING-- Set of 3 white AVOCADOPLAID COUCH-- "Factory Outlet" or early or late, TwoPrograms Available bookcases,mirror, table, etc. & 2 matching chairs, $60., 0210. playroomfor rainy days and a FREEZER- $100., couch, $45., "Warehouse" or "Overrun 24’ D’IAMETERaluminum huge, secluded yard for out- Nursery9-12 (w/lunch option) Alsn someclothing. Call 609- studio couch, $40., 2 ExtendedDay 9-3 octagonmirror, $45., 2 lamps799-8310. upholstered chairs $15. each, Earthquake End of the World swimmingpool, Vinyl liner, door play. Wholesomefood. $12, 609-799-8306 Liquidations" or other insults 3/4 hp sand filter, good eond. TIlE PAINTERSneed more Naps.No t.v. in Kingston609- Applications are now being Selig glass & chromecocktail tolhe intelligence, work. Int-ext. painting, taken for 77-75 school year. table, $70., white lacquer & thatBICYCLE sick DOCTOR bike in - your Why car. lu~ ready to assemble. $175. 201- roofing carpentry repa rs & 924-8711.Refs. Available. Come visit or call Ruldah SCHWlNN5-speed boy’s 20" glass 7 shelf bookcase $150. This Is The FACTORY! 359-9265. Andersen609-799-9157,Jeanifer bicycle. Has speedometer, 3 MATCHING SECTIONAL tlouse calls, good prices. WedonotgiveDiseountsOff alterations, 7 years ex- BOOKCASESMedit. style, 2’x2’ Mylar hanging scuth- Earlyor late. 609-599-9849. of Fictitious Retail Prices perience, rots. free estimates. TAKE THE SUMMER OFF - Guberman 921-1010 or shocks, disc brakes, in mint 39"x 72"exc. cond. Orig. cost tures $I0. each_ redwood (which not eventhe idiots pay) SWIMPOOL DISTRIBUTOR Larry tlunt, 609-921-1395. LeaveHousecleaning to us. Marianne Harlmann 771-0880. oondi!ion, $65. Go-cartin good $300,asking $150. 609-921-2576. picnic table, $15, HankscraR and wedo not run SALES,365 has left over 1976 pools. Full, Referencessupplied. 201-389- humidifier, $12,6x9beige fiber connidon, $75. Call 609-896- rug $I0. walnut cr~enza, DUNCAN PHYFE solid days a year. price $649includes 31’ pool," 6409. -- 9188. Askfor Mike. mahogany dining room, If you have the intellect to filter, deck and fence. Cam- $20., walnutend tables, $15., comparethe actual MER-pletely installed. Call Ted, 609- TEACHERWILL BABYSIT PIONEER CASSETTE - ear elee. lawn mower,$25. 609-896- pedestal table with 4 leaves, aoy age, in my E. Windsor Personals stereow/fro stereo, model KP 9051. arm chair~ 5 side chairs, china CHANDISEand not the Super 392-5722or 201-925-0735. home¯Lunches, activities. MONTESSORI SCHOOL in ILLUMINATED DISPLAY 250,$50. Cassette car stereo cabinet, sideboard. $845. Call Stupendous, Incredible, 6(}9-443-6542. Keod.Park, offers a fullday CASE - 84x40x10".Elegant w/am/frostereo, model KP 609-896-0517after 4:30 p.m. Colossal, Fantastic Un- programfor childrenof RIDEWANTED Io and fromcurved glass ends, shelves, all I4000,$55. 8 trackcar stereo TEEN BEDROOM - provin- believable Discounts! --; we REPEATPERFORMANCE r w’~rkingparents, 8-5 p.m. Also BoundbrookNJ daily.Prin- perfect. Show yourcollec- modelTT 82.8,$60. All brana cialwhite gold trim (bed, welcome those UN- consignment shop of gently halfday program& trans. new,609-446.7439, dsk chair’& dresserwith BELIEVERS! used clothing for the entire LOOKING FORWARDto a avail.Applications forSept. co(onUniversity student tables in style!$125. 609-924- hutch) .sti~k table with lamp, LIVING ROOMsofa with restful summer? Hard workingat UnionCarbide for 6954 after 6pm. matching chair (brown pat- Innineyearswehavenever, family. Wed.,Thurs., Fri., 10- workingcollege student seeks 1077,can be madenow. 201- summer.Good conversation, WHIRLPOOL CLOTHES 2 f reside chairs.609-446.5267. ever had a SALE or any 4:30 p.m.; Sat. 10-2 p.m. 731 297-6066,201-297-9144. (ern), $45; wing back chair phoney "Come-Ons." We have G eorges Rd., No. Bruns. 201- work housecleaning and pet willgenerously andgratefully DRYERgood cond. $60,; 9’ x (green gold), $35; upholstered sitting. Goodreferences, and share expenses.Call Mike at CONTEMPORARYBED- 12be ge rug,$50. 609.855-3808. oo BAITModels with STEP- 545-5510. MOVING MUST SELL’- plalform rocker, $45; maple UP RICES. No bargaining or owntransportation. 452-2637. 609-452-0367. ROOM SET and child Refrigerator,washer, d~er, corner what-not, $35; maple round lamp table, S35. French chiseling is necessary. One PLYWOODSHEATHING - j TIlE NASSAU SUMI~ER bunkbed & furniture609..448-. Those"Slender" programs lawn mower, 10-speed bike, CASH+ CARRYprice to ext new 4x8.3/8" $0.18. l/~,,~ 7270after 4 p.m. kitchen set, ping-pong table EDITOR- Exp. scholarly/non- PROGRAMis ready to be~in costyou more than $25 when {op),pr°v"coffees45; French(able (marbleprov.. its 6th season of fun for the’ ARE YOU ASSERTIVE? you buy at home.Now See andcharcoal grill: 609.921-3509 okay.eVery°ne’Pers°nalcliecksare $7.68. 5/0" $9.45, a/4" $11A8,1 fiction bks. Copyed., after 5pro. pedestal lamp table, $35; 2 rewriting research. See. sci., pre-schoolchild in the heart of Assertivenesstraining group POOL & FILTER- 10’x 32’x This!Get Formula I & 2 & 3 & 4, lable lamps $10 each. Stiffel CribSlze . $18,90 Kiln dried lumber 1x3x8, Princeton. 9-12 am weekdays formingin Kend.Park. 201- 4’, redwood deck. Call after 5 allfor only $17.95 - andget a Bunk Bed $31.90 cents, 2x3x8,88cents, 2x4x8, 951 humanities. Ph. 201-873-2511 table lamp with marble base, $49.90 off.cents. 27% Andersen off Tex. windows1-11 plywood 27% 1I aft. 6. from June 13-Ang. 12. Weekly 297-4103. p.m.201-359-3814. $175. ValuableBooklet as a Free $75. Mahoganydesk, $15; Twin 39x75x6 or seasonal registrations. Bonus.Come to NutritionLARGE COLD SPOT mahoganydresser, matching Double54x75x6 $59.90 Certified teachers will provide Center,Central Jersey’s refrigerator . perfect con. Queen60xS0x6 $79.90 siding 5/0" 4x8 $13.88 sht. R.Pd’ ¯ chest of drawers and nigh1 ties, new creosoted, 5’ $5.95. ~B CLEANINGLADY -- reliable a well balanced nursery FLYINGBUDDY WANTEDcompact COMPLETE stereo system.MERITONGood HealthFood Supermarket,ditien. $50. Call" 609-921-1517(able, $45 sofa bed, $55. 9xll KIng78x80x6 $39.90 program in a state approved Route 130, near Hightslown. after Sat. Box spring same PRICE. Can deliver. Call Bobcollect. and hard worker. Good -- to make local &" cross condition. $100. 609-883-9738, rug, $15; 7’10" braided brown 215-874-0205 eves. 887-2313. I] references. $25 a day. 609-392- school.Call 609-921-7787or o’96- country flights, sharing ex- One block South of Princeton rug, $25; rose pattern rug, Customslzesmadeat. 5380. 0260for details. penses. Call Steve, 609-924- CHINANORITAKE- 8place Road in Warren Plaza West. 10x12 $25, Round kitchen no extra ehsrge. Open 6 days, 5 evenings and COMPLETESETS -- Prlee CULTURED MARBLE 8813." setting plus serving pfeees, Sunday afternoons. WASHER& DRYER, exe. table, 42", I leaf, $15.Call 609- includes mattress, box spring cond. $150. both; chest-type 896-0517after 4:30 p.m. VANITYTOPS - Wholesale & unused.Call 609.882-1657. and frame, complete. Retail. ALTEG POLY- EXCELLENT CHILD CARE freezer, neees repair, $25. 201- King Set in myhome. Call 609-448-3931.MOTHER’S HELPER DAY 297-0~51. $220.00MARBLE, 73 W. SomersetSt., CAMP:2eonegegiris offering CASHMERE SWEATER -- OLD DRESSERS one QueenSet $170.00Raritan. 201-526-2777. summerhelp; ch [dren 3-5 yrs RACKET STRINGING& men’s size 40 blackcardigan, FAY’S UNIFORMS - for W/mirror, 2 double beds DoubleSe~. $130.00 old; 2 sessions per day Mon.- GRIPS. Doneprofessionally never.worn. Perfect for Dad’s men/women. All’ w/mattresses & springs, GETwlnSet $II0.00 MANwith varied skills- Lawn Fri. 9:30-12:30and 1:30- 4:30; w/Garcia Electra-String. 24 day or graduation) $55. Call sizes/colors/styles. 10 W. MUSTSELL . triple dresser & refrig,, items in good con- Our Mattresses are SIX HUTCH-dark ~jne, colonial, service housemaintenance, for informationeaU 609-924- hr. serv. Askfor Klaus. 201- 201-257-3645,8-9 a.m. or 10-11 MainSt. Freehold.201-,182-0777 hulch, $40. Upholstered’chair, dition. Call after 7. 609-298-Solid Inches of cool, breathing like new, $175. Call 609-396- ch d care. 201-735-9423,, 6332. 297-3149. p.m. Tues~at, 104:$9. $15, 609-443-9913. 6938. polymeric Crystaillferous 8401. / THE PRINCETONPJICKEI" "Seven For Central Jersey" OHILLSBOROUGHBEACON,. "1~,I awr~,~e, I~ge,r De ManvilleNews THE CF.NTRJtL POST IOINDSOR-HIGHTS HER21LD Classified Jqdvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD Thursday, June 16, 1977 7-B Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Musical GarageSales GarageSales Auctions Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Instruments FIREWOOD - hardwood SANYOSTEREO MUSIC guitar, YAMAHAgood condition¯F-260 12-string $125. GARAGE SALE - Large NEIGHBORHOODGARAGE AUCTION,JUNEI8-Antiques, DISCOUNT LIGHTING and Used FURNITUREof every USEDFURNITURE - (beds, selection of fabric remnants2 oollectables, householditems. tlomc Accessories¯ The description. Largest collection unspllt, will deliveralso 225yr. dressers, desks choirs, etc) SYSTEM-- $100, twin bed & SALE- well worth trip., old barn beams, siding & Collectors pieces (fine fur- boxspring $50 29 gal. 609-883-0420. sewing machine cabine~, household,antiques, tools, gffl Bound Brook Presbyterian Roosters’ Coup Largest: in Bucks County. Daily til 5 housewares, clothing, misc. Church, Mountain and Union lamp, shade & Fixture’ closed Sunday¯ Edison Fur- hardware. 201-297-2255after 5 nitare, statuettes vases, etc.) aquarium with stand, set-up shop items. Chestnut panelled nitu,’e, Doylestown,Pa. pro. China & glassware (Lenox, $50, Lady Rosemount ski 1923 VEGA "LITTLE items¯ Fri. andSat., l0 to 4. 6 doors, old records 15" Regina Ayes. (Rt. 28) tO a.m., operation. OPEN7 DAYS609- Cresthill Road off Princeton music box, old hobby horse, preview 0 a.m. Elwood G. 397-0027On Rt. 29, South of dcpressionware, etc.) & an- boots size 9 $10, head skits, WONDER"Banjo, very clean, Lambertville N.J. ALSO: tiques for sale at D.C. 170M,$15. Ca after 5pro, 609- new head, geared pegs¯ Pike, Lawrencevlie. saw filer, Ford tractor with Heller, Auctioneer. U.S. coins NEW CHILDREN’S GOLF EQUIPMENT FOR Treasure Cove in Jimmy 448-9591. BaldwinOde, 5 string Banjo, front end loader & backhoe, and stamps, antique games, 4King’s Kerner, fireplace SALE- New& used golf clubs. plus newscoop, gift boxes & gas brass chandehcr, electric equipment,etc., 609-397-2055, CLOTHING-Bigselection of Hall’s building, 44 SpringSt., resonator, geared pegs, hard MOVINGSALE- Everything BenJamin Room, gift items, infant sizes & up. Low, low Womens slacks skirts, Princeton. 609.924-8585.Open case¯ Exc. for bluegrass. 201- must go. Sat. & Sun, 0/18-6/19, bags, 60powerm:eroscope 6" brass chandelier, Oriental prices¯ Call 609.448-4451. blouses, hats misc. items. Tues. thrn Sat. 10-5. 297.9349. reflector telescope, 2 manual rugs, depression glass, etc. 609-397-28~7. Wedgeputters golf gloves. 9-5pro. 925C Alexander Rd., electric organs, etc. Rain or Duncan Phyfe drum top All priced to sell. Call Alan P O W D E R B L U E Princeton Jet. 609-799-9370. shine. Sat. June 18, 9-4pro. tables, foreigndolls, captain’s DRAPERIES--8x8,$20, Aqua Tw~R-- CRAFTSMAN10" radial-arm Niederlitz 609-466.2339after 7 WASHER& Dryer -’like new, Refreshments. Stony Brook chairs, pair of velvet TYPEWRITERS-Electric, p.m. &greenshagcarpetllxtl $50. organ with percussion, $300. Rd. 2.2 miles No.510, between decorator chairs~ lace banquet Saw with electro magnetic moving must seli, will All in excellent condition. Ca manual, portable, office brake plus stand & vacuum " sacrifice. $300. 609.452-8041or 609-737-2249. YARD SALE moving must Mouotain&Mountain ChurCh cloth, tinsel paintings, book- models. New, reconditioned, cleaner, excel, condition.$225. 448-9396. after 0, 201-359-2352. s a c r i f i c e m a n y follow the signs, case with leaded doors ADDERS CALCULATORS. Hummel lamp 100 yr. old PIANOFOR SALE-- nearly usable householditems incl. 2 Name brands. Rents s, 609-448.3099. tIERCULON CONVERT¯ Mediterranean coffee tables, -- plates, drop leaf end table, ltepairs, Trade-ins, CENTER SOFA(opens to queen sz.) OLI)~ATHTUB new, beautiful ebony finish, shelves,pictures. 33 Covington YARDSALE -- June 18 only, pewter pitcher, sugar and BUSINESS MACItINES, 104 MAiIOGANYDOUBLEBED - w/matching chair & ottoman. FIVE TIRES, SIZE G78-15, (2L on legs, $125or best offer. 201- afterupright. 6. $700. Call 609.466-1209 including mattress and box snow) $15. Whirlpool dish- Dr. Sen[Windsor, June 18. beginning llam. Two creamer old bottles Bristol NassauSt. 609-924-2243. Goodcond. $300. 201-297-3319. 297-1t61. households merging, so vase, old trunk, antique spring .$80. Pecandesk - $90; washer, needs new motor $10. duplicate applicances, books framed sampler, cut glass Cherrydresser - $45. 609-448- Takeboth for $20. 201-329-2638. KI~ER aod furnishlngs must go. 16 vases aod dishes sterling KENMOREWASHER & .gas GE WINDOWA/C -- ~ 5000 ELECTRICORGAN-- $375. 6 GARAGESALE - Saturday, siver pieces. ~EWELRYBOUTIQUE -- 3609. June 19, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 310 Euclid Ave, K’~ngston. . t4kt gold & Sterling Silver dryer, very good condition, BTU,used 2-yrs., fits sliding years old. Call 609-397-3720. moving,must sell, $125. Call MOVINGSALE - will sell for windows. Best offer. Phone Glenn Ave. Lawrenceville Jewelry[ DiscountPrices! 609- I B ME X E C U T I V E 609.799.2507. (off Darrah ~anel. ¯ 448-9418. TYPEWRITER Model D. best offer Scandinavian teak 609.443-3918. FENDER JAZZ BASS -- Perfect condition. $400. Call living and bedroomfurniture. excellent condition w/hard YARDSALE -- 6/18, 9am, 30 I’UIII.IC AUCTION Sofa armchair, buffet with. Race St, Princeton. Antiques, OF ANTIQUES 609.392-4783. hutc[L coffee table. 2 Kingsize STEREO- 2 Dynaco A-25 shell case. $250. 609-924-3227.YARDSALE -- June 17 & 18, office equip, 1urn, jewelry, SPRING MEADOWFARM - PHIl,CO AIR CONDITIONER0 beds with headboard, 2 night speakers, Dynaco SCA 80Q 9am to 5pro. Lawn mower, 100’s items. Sunday,June 19-Starting at -6700"BTU$150: Presto tin gal. small appliances, clothes, Freezer beef excellent lables high chest and double amphlifier, Garrard 990B GUILD STARFIRE If bass 9:309.m. quality. Fed on pasture and humidifier $30. Bnth ex- dresser. 1 single bed. l turntable. 40 watts RMSper paper back books, bikes AIR CONDITIONERGE, 6,000 cel[ent condition.609-921-6051. ~uitar - excellent condition¯ sewing machine games sport grain. No steroids. Halves, BTU,used I ms. $100. Fence, bookshelL B/WTV, 2portable channel¯ Must sell as a r, ist price $525, reasonable, SUPERGARAGE SALE -- Switlik Park (off 4200 B[ook split halves, cu( to order, wiremesh, 52 ft. longx 5z,: ft., windowA/C, GEand Fedders, system.Only $375. Call after 6. 609.466-1473after 6pro. equip.OakCreek & many Rd,other East items¯Windsor¯ 94 June18 & 19, 9.4. HouseholdSouthBroad St.), Yardville, packed, labeled and flash gate, posts $70. Draperies, white GE refrig/freezer. 609-448-2119. items, 4 bikes, toys, N.J. (Suburbo1TrcntanN.J.) ’[rozen. Will deliver. 609466- beige tweed,insulated, 2 sets, REFRIGERATOR--GEfrost Portable typewriter, 2 salt- typewriter, games,TVs, baby EXHIBITION- 8 a.m. unti 2937. casts $500, asking $50/set. tree, 20.0 cuft, deluxe watcr fishing rods. 2 boy’s 2NEWWHITEWALLTIRES- 2 COMMUNITY LIGHT & items pool access, record sale time -- Fine Boneet.Top Itoom divider, wrought iron prac ical[y new$300. Ca 609. bicycles, 1 mantent. Call 609- size D76-14, cost $35 each. SOUND-- P.A. horns with BIG YARDSALE- Sat., June players guitar, grass rugs, Verne Martin Gold Cabinet effect $35. Zenith console TV, 448-3057. 921-2760. asking $20 each. 609.799-3709. Altec 808 drivers. First $300. 18 9-5. 420 Sidorske Ave., c]olhes, books plus much 8’8" by 36", :1 marble ooler 23" $80. Quasarcolor TV, Manville(8bleeks up Kenned}’ more. 721 RosedaleRd., off pedestals, Oak curve glass RUBBERSTANIPS cash. 12 string acoustic guitar Blvd.) Clothing sizes 14, 16 School or College address. l~:, years old $170.Child’s car v,’illt pickups & case. ext. Carter Rd., near ETS, in ChinaCloset w/mirror back scat, high chair, crib mattress NEW RIDING MOWER-- 2 FISHER MODEL 100 AIR CONDITIONER -- 18. Old camel-back trunk. Lawrence. No early birds andglass shelvcs, RoundOak [Iome, business zip code. Philco heavy duty window cund. First $100. Cash only. Knick-knacks etc. Rubber stamps of 911 kinds $5 each. 609-896-9150. Sears Craftsman, 7hp, 26" cut, speakers- excellent condition unit, replaced by central air, 609-737-1327. please. Tables w/Lions Feet, Oak and sizes madeto your order used only a few times $300. ,~0firm. Cal1609-882-7173after $75. 609-395.0444,eves. 395- CombinationBookcase/desk, Call 609-440-3057. 4. slant-top desks w/bookcase at: 1258. SOUTHBRUNSWICK - 3044 tops, OaksectionaIBookcases, COMPASS -- 4" Richie STEINWAY-- Walnut, baby SALE10-4 SAT. JN. 18 An- grand "M" piano 5’7". tiques orientalz rugs table CulverRd. June 10, 11, 12; 10- oa~ ice boxes, oak and Vic- IlINKSON’S spherical ball navi[~ator 3 TWINSIZE box springs, like Chippendalestylehandcarved saw, plants, more. 1 Cam- 4. Movingsale. Household& (uriah bureaus, drop-leaf series, v¢tra 45’* lubberdoes, STONE FRONT A FINE QUALITYmahogany miscellaneous, tables, Sheratondrop.leaf 2- 82 NassauSt. bracket mount, 12 volt light. breakfront - bookcasemade by new, $40 each. 201-874-4211. legs & lyre. Quality. Mint bridge Rd., Keed. Pk. cond. Box190, Hightstown, NJ drawer stand, 5 Spindle Exc. coed. (cost $1751$60. 609- Newload-- Ledge Rock, Field BAKERfurniture, H85, W95, Windsor Rocker, Virginia 924-2263. DI4=,i:. Orig cost $6850.Asking 08520. GARAGESALE - 1 No. Main S(onc Penn. Slate: White 16MMCINE KODAK - special YARDSALE - Sat. & Sun., sofa Victorian settee, Vic- SOLIDcherry chest, ’38 radio, Beige Gray. Beautiful fronts $3500. Excellent condition. for photomierography. Best St. Cranbery, entire carriage torian Gent emens, Ladies Like new.609.448-079.q -- June 18 & 19, 11 to 5 p.m. house, furniture glass china Fr. dresser, drop-leaf table -- Slate & Brick steps -- Must offer. 609-587-7282eves. 1977PERCISIONBASS- black Household items, furniture and side chairs~ other fur- porcelain table w/chairs. WWi WATER BED FOR SALE - move. Builders price. Special pictures, frames, etc. Sat. niture. Several mccpaintings on black maple neck, with ping pong table, books, June 18, & Sun-19, 10am-Spin. footlocker. 4 Poster bed, Frame,heater, andliner. Call ROCKTEX GRANULAR case, $250. AIso, aPeaveybass clothing tools. Bargains includingPrimitive portrait of metal bed, wardrobe, fruit- eves. 609.466-0896or days 609- STONE PANELS. Entire front MINK COAT- PERFECT Wanted To Buy ampwith equalizers, 2-15" galore. 333 Evanstondr., off young womanholding book, woodwall mirror, wicker.top 737-2616. only $89; entire house. 8’x100’ CONDITION;2 PERSIAN speaker cabinets. Asking$500. other paintings by Win. bench, 2 sml orientals, 300+ $349. Terms. Price includes Lambcoats w/mink colors. Twin Rivers Drive, QuadIt GARAGESALE -- Sat, June Whyte, W. Weber, J. Fox and Also, alto-sax, with case, $I00. Twin Rivers. 18t 10am. 3 Huntly Dr, West others. Manyframes, prints books trunks, wickerbaskets, labor and material. Call MonteMink stole. 609-443-1832. 201-359-6507. lg. collection buttons, buckets, eellect at 287-2470. day or LIONEL & AMERICAN Wtndsor(between Dutch Neck and steel engravings. Fine SELLING HOUSE CON- evening. & Edinbarg). selection of clocks including bone.woodhooks over-stuffed TENTS- good condition plus 64 FLYERTRAINS - Any age or chair, jewelry, license plates, MAGNAVOXstereo, Am/Fro" VENTAbGanga! Muebles Y Waterbury bronze com- arm chair (needs caning), Chevy. All Reasonable. 609- radio storage compartment. ~auge. Top cash paid for all PIANO & TROMBONE. -- UtensilesDomesticesBaratos, bination Ships Clock and 448-8237incl. 4 pc bedroomset. items. 201-521-2195. mahogany console Pdole cacharras gratis. 26 MULTI-FAMILY YARD crocks frames canning jars, Mediterranean woodcabinet. piano, fine conditin, $650. Barometer (outstanding), hand.c/’ochetedlinens, 2 air. A N T I Q U E H O R S E Excellent. cnnd. Asking$150. WitherspoonSt. Sat., June 18, SALE-- Someantiques, Bric- Chelseabrass ships wall cleck, CARRIAGE-- about 1800. 4 Trombone for beginner or 12.4 p.m. a-Brae, furniture tools and tend., Magnus organ, wall WIIl~gas Call 201-369.4217. USEDTENT TRAILER- 6-8 school age child, $70. 609-921- Royal Bonn China Clock, mirrar 72x36, TVblk-wht RCA, wheel, first reasonable offer. household terns. Refresh- many Victorian and other dryer -- nearly new, 5 cyc, 3 Call after 0pro, 609-397-3328. sleeper must be in ext. 2945after 8pro. merits served. 9am-6pm,June glass table - top 31x40oblong temp.St00. Aft 6, 609-924-4258. condit on, reasonably priced. APARTMENTSALE - fur- cloks. Signed Tiffany desk windowfan, mangle.Call 201- MAGICCATALOG - $1 - credit niture, household utensils, 18th - Raindate, June 19. 15 & lamp (as ist, paneled dome of $1 with your list $5 order - 609-655-4321. clothing, and freeitems. 26 17 Chestnut St, Princeton. table lamps, banquet lamp 722-2591before 9 p.m. ANTIQUEDISPLAY cases- Jack’s lVtagic Den Box 312 SPINET PIANO KRAKAUER FORSALE -- pretty good size - small, full keyboard, WitherspoonSt. Sat. June 10, w/bleckcd red satin shade. Philco self-defrosting oak, excellent condition, 9 R & Princeton Jet. 124 p.m. Nice collection of old dolls refrigerator, like new,asking 12 It. 609-397-8173after 8pro. mahoganyfinish with bench, YARD SALE - New snow HIGHESTCURRENT excellent tone, $450. 609-896- blower, cyclone spreader, including 32" bisque head WESTINGHOUSE AIR. L$150or best offer. 609.924.6114, "Little Lord Faul(eroy", 30" CONDITIONER- 2 hp, 220 V, 6-9pro. PRICES FOR 1860eves. double bed frame and head- MOVINGMUST SELL - gold, ANTIQUE VELVETDRAPES DIAMONDS SOUTH BRUNSWICK -3044 board, maple chairs and bisque head "Bride’s Doll" l.~easonable; Dinette set, red & green floral sofabed, ANDBEDSPREAD, crushed -- - CulverRd. June 10, 11, 12: 10- China head dolls. These dols oblong, gray Formica, yellow velvet custom made, couch, Colonial couch and RIDING LAWN MOWER- sleeps 2 comfortably, ex- Call CertifiedAppraisers for PIANO -- Rewardbaby 4. Movingsale. Household& chair, baby items, old B&Ware exquistely dressed and in 60"x30", 2 leaves, 6 chairs eenentcondition, l yr. old $150. Queensize 60 x 75 bedspread appointment,609-396-1661. grand,asking $35O. Call 609- miscellaneous. mint condition. Also 12" Bay makeoffer: tlotpoint frest~ Sears 6 hp. Includes lawn fitted, drapes, valance, 92t-9217. TV and many other items, free Refrig.9 cu. ft. Sit0. 609. sweeper. Call 609-799-3895 Call 609.443.4508eves. Lookfor Carson farm sign, 63 and Girl I-lummeldolls. Fine shears rods to fit almost any collection of Castle Mettlach 448-2889. after 6 pro. 5 FAMILIES- Household, Carter Rd. Princeton. 10am ELECTRICBAR-B-QUE--on w ndow. Perfect for Twin FOR SALE-CONN ORGAN3 Sat. June 18. No early birds. Steins: No. 2065-3LPitcher wheels, working condition, Rivers twnhse 3 bdrm win. PAPERBACKBOOKS, ),ears old. Originally $1,700 decorative items, toys, books, Stein, N0. 2808, No. 2100, No. muchmore. June 18,10a.m.- 4 Rain date Sunday. 5 PC. BEDROOMSET -- good $15.{~09-883-6219. down or any two windows HARLEQUINS,will pay 10 best offer. 201-874-4270. 2391, No. 2132, NI). 2093, No. together. $150. 609-443-4828 cents ca. 201-297-0249. ’ .... p.m. No early birds. 12 Den 1648 No. 2693 manyother old conditi~, $500. Call 609-737- after 6 pro. Herder Dr., Middlebush. 1889after 6pm. MASONPIANO -" excellent 40 YEARS OF TREASURES GermanSteins. Large hand- ORIENTALRUG - 9x12 $100, condition, good tone, mustsell Attic, farm and garage sale. painted urnsigncdC.F. Fuchs. Sofa bed ~old. brushedvelvet, $500.609-737-1263. FREECOLOR TV - needsnew Everything must go! Sat. & pair alabaster urns, Oricotal FORMALDINING RM SET -- good condltition70", $100. 609- CUTLERYSET - bronze,gold- WANTED-- old lightningrod ..... picturetube, to first purchaser Sun. cor. Georges Rd. and bronze jardinieres, 2-pc. walnut &pecan, new condition 924-625110am - 10pm. plated144 piece,brand new, ’apparatus, old glass in- Reseville jardiniere, over 150 with 8 At-bank chairs, light HOHNERat garagesale of householdRiva Ave. No. Brun. just off $I0~appraisal, sacrif ce at sulators,beer cans before pull GUITAR -- Rt. 130. 201-297-0651. piano rolls, Big-Little books~ avocado velvet seats, large $350.609-882-0940. tabs609-799-9410. acoustic,excel sound & actionitems. This Sat & Sun,10 to 6, Stereoscope viewers and extension table, extra large l vrold, was $150 sacrifice a~ 62 Washington Rd., Princeton. approx. 200 cards, Victrola lighted breakfront. Must be MOVING- MUST SELLentire contenls of ’,P2 raomapl. and BLUESILK COUCH7ft. $7"5. 009-448-6820,"Milch ’ Phonograph, etc. IIand- seen. $900. Less than half the ’73 Silica car io cxc. cond. by WANTEDTO BUY -- Scrap CLOSINGJULY 1 for the GARAGESALE - Sat., June painted China in IAmoges, cost. Call after 6pro, 609-799- long, 8 cushions. Excellent CABIN CREEK QUILTS June 27. 609-443-6691anytime, condition. $150. Call 201-828- metal, light iron, steel, bat- summer. Have 3 garages full 18 8:309m. Movingmust sell. Imari Lcnox, Nippon, Rook- 1687. 1~7. teries radiators, copper, BALDWINUPRIGHT PIANO of items at give awayprices. Furniture, clothes, books, wood, Deldare, Satsuma. Cut Unique Gifts from Appalachia brass, aluminum and used $8 items: small apphances, plants fish tank & more. 13 Carnival, Cranberry ol~ ELEGANTENGLISH PRAM- machinery. Currently paying " tlamilton - like new. china & brnsaware, linens & Coonial Ave, Pr nceton Jet. pattern and pressed glass, Toys Clothingz Baby Quilts DESK- Solid maple (antique STEELDOOR -- Channel fine condilion w/accessories, the highest prices in the area. Beautiful walnut excellent yard goods, croocks .&. milk- 609-799-1908. Enemelcd Cranberry Glass .Place Mats Pdlows Purses pine finish) with detachable frame 1/4" plate for corn- $75. Space heater, brand new, condition. $925. 201-297-4817. Pot He ders, Etc. from $1¯50¯ baokshelvcs and cupboard. Paymentat time of delivery, cans, decorator pilmws - Butter Dish, signe’d Galle bustibles, 4’x6h~,side dresser $85.609-924-1716__._.__.~_. __ Receiving hours 12-5 p.m. ~ mostly handmade, bedspreads Vase, signed Tiffany Vases, $100. Upholstered arm chair china closet, 3 chairs corn- Men. thru Fri. 8 to 5 on &blankets. $10 items: table & lots of other China and Tues-Sat. 195 NassauSt. with new slip cover. $50. MYERSJET - well pump SPINET PIANO - Winter. GARAGESALE JUNE 18 & plete bathroomset, tub, bowl Saturday. No quantity too floor lamps in iron, brass & 19, 1977 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Glassware. IVten’s and Ladies 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Princeton Upholstered maple arm chair & access. Cabinet like pew. system, motor90 ft of plastic large or too small. Gale In- Excellent playing condition pottery, linen damask tlun(ing Case and Open-Faee $25.609-931-8776. pipe, brass foo[ valve$50. Also and tone. $500.609-659-2376. TRASH & TREASURES, Call between5-7pro, 609-924- dustrial Scrap Iron and Metal tablecloths, nice chairs & plus household items, Air Gold, gold platedand silver 0751. bar-B-cuegrlllw/cover, nsed4 Co., North Valley Road, tables for the do-it- pocket watches.Nice selection times$15. 201-297.0468. Conditioner 14 H.P. Garden UNIQUET *** BOUTIQUE STEREO-- Sherwood am/fro Roosevelt. For into. call 609- $400 IVlILANTIaccordian - 120 yourselfers. $20-$50 items: Tractor w/accessories and of Antique Jewelry and Coins. Oneof the finest selections of tuner and ice multiplex am- 448-2679. bass for $100. 201-846-6940. butter churns, pairofcutglass muchmore. Rt. 31, 2 blocks Over100 Sterling Silver items. previously owned better plifier - 35 watts/channel.$35. SI’qAPPER LAWNMOWER - Y lamps tall bronze base lamps, north of Pennington Quality Over 400 Antique items too quality family clothing at Pin 609-737-9090. O U ’ R E i N V l T E D wickerstroller, iron crib, iron, numerous(o fist. Terms: Cash exc. cond. used 2 seasons, $I00 3RD ANNUALSHOW & SALE USEDCONSOLE PIANO - in Mkt. MoneyPrices! .Functional Potters LIONELTRAINS - American good condition wanted. 609- oak & walnut beds, head reck, or Traveler’s Checks, Per- PIN MONEYBOUTIQUE or best offer. 609.443.4921after .Sculptures in bronze 452-2940ext. 263days. 883-8326 mirrors in gold leaf, brass & sonal Checks Accepted Only 7 pm or all day weekends. Flyers, or Ires wanted. Any Regular 14 MercerSt. MOVI-’~G- MUST SELL: & stoneware age or condition. Call 6(B-394-~after 5_ French, old treadle sewlng YARDSALE--for the beoeltt From Our l-iopewell,N.J. washer& dryer, both for $150. Sat., June 18, all day machioe,like newoffice desK. Customers, FOOD.PARKING- 609466-2810 7459. UPRIGtITPIANO for sale; 5 $90-$100 items: slant top of the handicapped of Mid- Refrig$175;Nat’l Gee.1956-76. Sun.,Jueetg, l-6p.m. dlesex Adult Actwities Center. CLEANRESTROOMS, Curve Consignment Resale Call 609-924-8641,924-3155 after TABLE PADS TllE POTTER’S MARK . or 6 year old Everett, in very xneenme ~ console desk, Miller Auctioneer, Antique good shape, mahoganyfinish, dining, 8-leg, library &lamp June 18, 10am.Rain, June 19. OpenTues - Sat 10.4 pm 5 p.m. . 96N Main Flemington Location Dayton - Jamesburg Auctions Trenton, New Custom¯ made to ht your table ’ " ,01-782-9454,~ ’ ’-rnu ’~TOGRAPHIC DARK" $850 914-937-6638or 609-924- tables, handmadetapestry, Jersey. P~one:(809) 586-0798. Vinyl top felt bottom~,~e sureall m ask..... apout our ROOM EQUIPMENT 7231" Dutch work quilts’ & much Rd Dayton, next to Sperry ComeVisit colors ’ - Free’ththmad lOCKS Wl ...... \ranted’- enlarger, timer, etc. more, Extra special slightly Un[vac. Bakedgoods, clothes, ~-- HAY- St/bale. Call 609-924- ,, ,, ,= _, ,,, ~,, ,~o~ pr:mlhve pottery clay dig m new & used items. 1514or 921-9057. ,.a,, ,~r apw.~,,,-’,~’,--~. J u 1y... ~ 609.466-3632¯ PIANOSPINET -- pretty damaged mother-of-pearl ~ furniutre, great tone and imaiu cocktail tables, orig. Antiques sound. $950. 609-695-7095,392- $1000, now$350. Savings from GAR-~’E~"~" - S--’~’UUrday, FREEZER BEEF WBEEL HOI~SE ’LAWN CASH FOR POLITICAL & 7884. 25%to S0%on all jewelry, doll June 18, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. WOMEN’S,MISSES’, JR.’s-- TRACTOR-- 8 HP, 36" military items. Buttons, Movin[[after 13 years. Over Polyester slacks, 6 - 281tz, mower42" snow plow, 9 yrs. DERKE--K"~-~~ houses & doll miniatures, OAKCHINA CLOSET- glass Fine Gifts Homegrown naturally fed ribbons pasters etc. Call days . KE.R_ B.ROS. PIANO- pictures & frames. HOUSEOF t000 :terns. Glass, china, 3 sides, QueenAnn secretary steers. Cut to your own $5.99. Tank. tops, S-XXX~. old exc. cond. $375; 18" ~’~.a~,~.r~ ask for lrwin upngm~a’xb’/oest ozzer. ~v- antiques, hundreds of hard- Shorts, blouses, new Jr. tops ~ Sunbeam rotary mower $25; ...... 443-5723. TREASURES,Rt. 1 Circle, desk, empire secretary desk, Antiques specification, wrapped and Princeton, hours 11 to 5, open cover and paperback books, mahogany framed sofa frozen. Kauffman Farm 609- slacks. A&B FACTORY gas hot a r furnace $65. Call Sundays. Craftsmester work bench and carved mah°ganyhall table 71 466-0773, Master Chg. avail. OUTLET, lO8 So¯ Man St~, r,~~..._-66.. 75 ~" AUT~CH- vise, small appliances, tables, Collectibles Manville. 201-520-9779.Thu . ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILES MIDTcase and tuning key. long, marble top cherry ~ WANTED-in your garage or All excellent condition¯ 609- toys, sporting goods, chairs, dresser & mirror. Mahogany 153MainSt. Hightstewn &Fri. til 9. MOVINGOUT OF STATE -- desk, bric-a-brac, etc. 321 barnonly¯ Cashpaid. Caff609. 924-1772.~ take advantage of our South main Street Hight- space saver dining roomsuite, DRAPES- Beige antique satin 586-7003,8-5 wkdys. predicament¯ Many items, m a h o g a n y c o f f e e FOAM stown, N.J. Noearly birds,. table/matching end tables, CUT W H I T E F R E N C H (96"x72") gold antique satin ~~ PRE-CBS Fender bassman large & small. Refrigerator, POOL - 15 ft. round, set, head, bassman cabinet, with desk, old corner cupboard, round walnut coffee table, abaveground. Complete with AnySize - AnyShape PROVINCIAL- bedrnom ,aux,~o , -.,,~,,---, ~=--.!"90:"x’72::)Ki°White’/~s’heherhs oblong walnut coffee table new pump & new deck, etc. exc. quality & coo& Bed WEBUY -- good used & an- SROspeakers.Both for $300. antique kitchen cupboard, ,’ curtaies and cafes. Call 609- t~all Joe after 5 p.m. 609-921- Scotts +2 lime, cherry w/drawer, small mahogany $200.609.448-7212. WHILE-U-WAIT mattress & box snrinr , e,.lJ 448-9495after 5 p.m. tique furniture. Onepiece to Flea Markets & ch na closet, mahogany Soft, lumpyold cushions made dresser & mirror, mght’~able, entire estates. Call 609-393- 6130. dropleaf table, modern ~ bedroomsuite, child’s rolltop Duncan Phype dining table, like new before your eyes. 14x14pink shag rug & pad. 609- , ~~ 6513. RummageSales dressers & mirrors, 3 double Bring your old cushions and 5859157 after 6 pm ~r.,~, ~¢.,,~.~u~. desk, books, old sheet music DISCOUNTGUNS & AMMO " ’ Whites Goldmaster TR beds,bedding, 15 oddchairs, 6 Shotguns& rifles we will measure, cut and Discriminator, rejects junk, ~ GarageSales oddlamp & flower tables, 10 replace. Fri,andJune°ther 17household& Sat,Juneitems’18. RUMMAGESALE -- Con- $10 over wholesale GAS~GO POWERED P.. 8" & 11" Search loops, WANTED TO BUY: Scrap ~ 8:30 am, 539 No, Main St, p ctures & frames knick Aminodiscounted STICK -- $15, old photo headphones and custom copper .....brass, lead.. ., v ~aL~ -- Hightstown. selata Missionaries,Rt, 27, knacks,¢oilectibles, exercise AverageSofa MULTI-F.....IL~.M...... Franklin. Saturdays, 10-4, bike, fireplace log storage 10,%off mosthand guns Cushion enlarger, $15, RCAportable carrying case. Cost $330. Like alummum,stainless ....steer, Sat. ~u..e¯- 18 9-4.An.,que’~ m~..’="l Reloadingsupplies discounted dishwasher, needs work $25 newwill sell for $250. 609-924- sternng s,ver etc nouns or Furniture, collectibles books, rack, maplecorner cabinet, 24"x 24"x 4"--$5.75 ¯ , .., . cab., kitchenware, baby items LOW, LOWPRICES, garage records,stamps, merits shop Buy Sell& Trade Prices gladly given over phone 1958-1966 VWtires on rims, 6543~ turnings Industrial business ~ o,-=,,,~. ¢~t" ...... t ,,,u-,- coats,gowns, sprin~ en- pairfinishedoak chairs-cane ~.. Murphy’sSportsmen’s Den $15, $15 ca. 1958-67VW black or prwate. Correct market . ¢;~h;n- h .... l,;~ t-~= sale June 18 Sat. 9.4pm, 95 bottoms,pair walnut chairs - 201-234-1822 Klan, Mercerville. Call for sembles,a treasuryot sur-cane bottoms, pair cherry arm ~ 3152Rt.27 KendallPark bucketseats, $40a pair, 9’xt2’ ANTIQUE3/4 ROPE BED, rice cash paid S Kleincamera ...... ~mp.~ boat..... Other prises.Clothing, $I,bag. |’ Wed,,Thor., Fri. 12-9 green braid rug, $15. 201-359- 1954 Ford Dum.p Truck, r~emls~__D’~ -=-o Inc_., .215--am ...... 6u plain directlons, 609-586-6896.10spd. chairs- cushionedseats. And CUSHIONSMADE " m:sc." finds. 3,4’ &6 woodland" ’ much more. 324 Sharon Rd, Sat, 10-6,Sun. 12-6 Any Size-Any Shape. Price 8859. Henredon campatgn chest, Ra. ~omerwue N.J. t~4f/u. ur,-- cor...... ot uaxcreel¢ In bike, lawn mower, electric 201-297-3357 Includes Labor¯ Super Firm ~ 1860 Pot belly slove, washer, ,,o~,’0nezox""’~’~=="^~ " " ¯~ Hickory Acres,. E. Windsor. grill, stereo equip., china, Robbinsville,NJ. 609.259-7232. 609-443-6578after 4 pro. small appl., clolhing, &kit- FLEA MARKET- Indoors, Foam, Zipper, Choice of ~ Flagtown Firehouse, Fabric or Bring Your Own. FURNITURE STRIPPING - ¯ 5 FA~-- 93- chert set. RlllshdroughVol. Fire Co. No. ANTIQUE DOLL FUR- CBBARN. Disc. prices on all 24x24x4 $17.90 refinishing. Waterless. non- HANDHAIR WANTED- Exercycle,used, ~"7 est W ~rnau...... ~t ~o wet 1. Every Sunday, 7 a.m. - 5 NITUREand accessories for $19.90 dryer, $I0. but in good condihon. Please a,ti,, ~ ~, .... ~L.’~aP~,~ ^~ sale: doll beds, cradles, CBradios. Ant. & Ace.201-297- 24x30x4 caustic stripping, won’t harm call 609 9212706 eves """ "’~=~,...... ’~"~ ~" GARAGE "SALE EAST p.m. Call 201-369-3176or 582L 9404 aft. 6 p.m. 24x72x4 $30.90 glue or veneer. Quality weight scale, S10. 609-924-1889. " " ’ other treasures; 2 round WINDSOR-girls 16" Sch- wicker carriage, vianns. 30x72x4 $36.90refinishing and repairs also ~ mahogany tables "30’s" winn bike, waInut desk, dr- trunks, clothes, dishes~ etc. SOFA,extra long Sellg brown bedroomset, Lenox "Ming" °apes, toys, clothing, household Also, child’s antique sled and d o n e. C U S T 0 M WANTEDStamn ¢.Collectioes, Cancellation of Classified ads FREE- 18’x4’ pool for price of The FOAMFIRM REFINISHING SERVICE. w. rust exc. cond; 20" fan; U.S and foreign Call after 6 china, crystal,, jewelry, gbods, Sat June t8o8 am to 5 must be made by 4 p.m. on tricycle. Other toys. Call 609- ad. Needsfilter.-20t-297-6531 PEAPACK Rte 206, Belle Mead,201-359- stroller. Best offer. 6@-448-,-,n m:609-448-0380 , snuuers, e¢c. ~at. June la, ~-a. pro. 432 DutchNeck Rd. Monday. 921-6896. after 6 p.m. -- Nextto Post Office-- 5206. 4636. " ’ Noearly birds please. THE PP, INCETONP~qCl~T "Seven For Central Jersey" ~tlLL$BOliffJ61tBEACO~ ’l~, lawm~,I~ger THE C~rlT~L POST "l~eManville News WlNDSOR-HIGHTS HEP~LD Classified Jtdvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD 8-B Thursday, June 16,1977 Antiques Pets & Animals Pets & Animals Pets & Animals Lost 8, FoundAutos For Sale Autos For Sale AutosFor Sale AutosFor Sole Princeton I-IORSES - Instructions, HORSESboarded in excellent ANTIQUES- Oak dresser, oak boarding&training. Boxstalls facilities near Princeton. LOST-Small black female dog ’72 MGB CONVERTIBLE-- 1974 FIAT128 -- 4 dr. sedan, 1970 BLUEChecker Marathon 280Z, 2+2 wash stand pine dry sink Small Animal RescueLeague part Schnauzer.Old Yorke greatcondition. 3 tops 5 am/fm radio radials, green DATSUN1976- silver manual with pastures. Qualified in- Indoor arena, trails, training, Michelintires all excellent. limousine, loads of fun, seats mse. tab es, mirrors, other structors, several out rings, & Estates1765.Area Wed6/8. 609.443. w. tan interior very clean, loaded, 29,000mi all highway furniture &items. June 18, 19; and instruction. Beau Run Recentpaint. Fantastic stereo maintained by meticulous 0, carries much,has record of use, new tires, perfect con- 16 Shagbark Lane tlightstown hunt course. Strawberry Hill system - cassette/ AM/FM. manysentimental journeys, Stables, Hightstown. 6O9448- Farm, Skillman, N.J. 201-359- n)eehanic 609-397-0010after needs caretaker. 924-8186or dition engine & body main- or cal/f/Jg-446.8581. 3139or 3539. Must sell immediately. Asking 6pm. tained by the book at dealer. 5469. $2,100.609-924-7070. 924-8997after 7 pm. REWARD- RAWLINGSoft- $61000firm. 201-341-5311. UNUSALdisplay of varied ball Glove lost Constable Miniatures; One Day Only, PERSIAN KITTENS -- Schoolfeld June 5.’ Call 201- ’74 JEEP WAGONEER-- VWRABBIT ’76 -- 4-door, air AKC REGISTERED Several colors, lovely auto - auto-a/c, p/s, p/b, TOYOTA’74 -- Corona SP,5, 5 ’71 AMC AMBASSADORSST - Wed.June 15 at tligh Button LABRADORRETRIEVERS, healthy, papers and shots.215’- 297-2951. spd. man. trans, ale am/fm cood, auto. trans, excellent Shoes Antiques, 2 Bankb., bucket seats tilt steering exc. eond, $3995.609-799.9092. 304a/c p/s~ p/b, good ran- yellowfemales 8 wks old 547-2957. plus condition. Lowmileage, tape. Call 201-329-6826after d t on,new hres. Call after 6 lln[mwell; It am to 5 pro. Fieldchampion lineage, sire 7pm and weekends. pm,609-448-2774. WEI.COME. importedfrom England. $125. REWARDFOR return of lest $4900.609-466-1000 after 5pro. 609-682-4950. kitty. Black with white spot 69PLYSAT.318CID2dr PS, NEWANTIQUE SIIII’M ENT ~SAVEp under chin. Vicinity Harrison VOLKSWAGON- ’74 Sun Bug. air, extra mounted snows, Feedsand Grains ’73 MERCURY-- 2 door for all animalsat St. perk. Call Jaunie 609-921- Sun roof, AM/FMradio¯ 40 000 84,000mi, best offer. 609-443. 1971 VEGA-- new battery,. Threeliertable SPAY YOUR ANIMAL AND 2654. mires. Excellent condition. hardtop, AC PS PB 4 new 3060. tires, starter, 45000 mL,’, Counlryhench CATS - large grey male - itOSEDALEMILLS Mche mtres. $1100. 609.446- M A K E PLAN NE D 274 AlexanderSt. Call 201-821-9759after 5 pro. am/fmtape deck. ’$275. 609- Miniature on Ivory PAItENTHOODA REALITY smaller Tabbystriped female, Local call from Princeton. 0179. 448-4561. Chinese Brass IN TIIE ANIMAl, WORLD¯ white nose and diamondneck. Princeton LOST -- LONG-HARIED both neutered, vicinity 609-92.4-0134 blackPersian male,no ID,on 1966 CHRYSLER300 - 2 dr, WE URGEYOU q’O DO THIS V6, a/c, ps/pb, vinyl top. 2 OWENSANTIQUES NOW. Millstone River Rd. & River Princeton U campus, 1968 VWVAN -- broken engine Edge development, Belie REWARD.Call collect 212-628- 1970 PONTIACCatalina, air, snows,good rend. Best offer. 1967 CHEVY STICK SIX -- 77 MainSt. good running condition, (valves broke), new Bilstein 609-443-3251after 5:30. blownhead gasket, tow-away, Kingston, NJ Male &female, 3 mn. old Lab- Mead.Reward.Call 201-359- COLLIESAKC -- Beautiful 3818. reasonable. 609-448-5267 shocks, everything else in $400. 201-359-8859. j IOpenTues-Sun,11-5pro I Shepherd pups. 5616. Spring puppies from ex- evenings & weekends. good condition¯ Wdlsell or Femalepurebred Irish setter. perieneedbreeder’s excellent- trade for bug. $1000invested - 1966 CHRYSLER- good 1975 FORDTORINO -- station Male, 4 yr. old, Welsh/Corghi, tempered,eye checkedstock, Auto e, aupp.es__l_* makeoffer. 609-921-6246after running condition $250. Call wagon, A/C ps/pb, auto dec. FOREIGN AND AMERICAN FREE CAT (S). Snared. 7pm, ask for Ken. needs plenty of exercise. WELLSPRING COLLIES 1967 AUSTINHEALY SPRITE 609-924-1424. rear window,33,000 mi. Exe. CLOCKS-Excellent running Male 14 me. old, purebred ~eciawedfemale altered (609)445-4372. - - recentlyrestored, like new. cend. Asking$3,375. 609-443- conditinn.201-021-7130. German Shepherd. mine.owner sick and must get 5795after 0 pro. BISHMAN[NFRA RED - Cai1609-397-3465,if no arts.466- 1973 OPELGT -- rallye gold, ’75 FIAT, 128 Sport L 2 dr. Male, purebred English bull ridof. 609-443-6774. .... wheel alignment equipment, 2015. NANNIE’S PItETTIES AN- dog, all tan w/white bib, 50,000mi., $2,400.or best offer. Sedan, R/H, CB, 17,600 m., TIQUES-- Large selection of wrights about 40 lbs. DOGSITTING- In cam- completew,tools & rack, 2yrs Call after 4:30 pm weekdays, like new, $2.000. 201-621-9076.’74 CAMAROLP-- 8 eyl. p/b, furniture specializing in oak Mare, tan & white beagle type AKC~RD forlableback yard kennel, old, A-I condition. 609-924-4177. 201-297-2659. p/s, a/e am/fm, snows, Rally aod reasonable prices. Call do.g pups -- 7 weeksold, well Personal loving care, 70 LEMANSWAGON-V9, a/c, ’68 FORD FALCON good wheels, tapedeek, leaving 201-329-2062or stop by and All-black male wire-haired marked,shots 609-737.1934. reasonablerates. 201-369-4213. p/s,auto, class 3 hitch, adj air cond.,low mileage, std. trans., country, exc. cnnd. $2800.609. browsethrough. Located next lerrier type dog, mediumsize. ATLASTUNE-IN wheel shocks. $950. f~9-446.9470 after SAAB99,1970 -- 2 dr 30 mpg goodbody, good tires, new 448-9591after 6pm. to IBMin Dayton. balancer.Model 078474, 8 rues. 6 p.m. gd. mech. & physical eond., exhaust$425. 201-329-6741. t Call us about our large ANIMAL PLACEMENT MUSTSELL - beautiful half - old. $375.Call after 8 p.m.201- j. best offer over $900. 609.466- AGENCY PEUGEOT1976 - Diesel selection of kittens and young Arab gelding, well mannered, 359-3021. 1767. stereo am/fro. 10,600 mile., Tile TOMATOFACTORY cats. OF THE WINDSORS sound, 12 yrs. Price flexible. STOP, YOU’VEFOUND IT - ’74 MBG-GT--50,(X)0 mi, good A.P.A.W. ’68 VWbug. 7000 milesan prof. beautiful rend., $6,550.609-695- 21 AntiqueShops Call 609-921-8410after 5. condition classic sports car. 4372. IlamiltonAvenue, Call Mrs. Graves for an ap-’ See us for healthy fully in- TIRES-- 2 G78-14, like new, 1 rblt eng. NEEDSNOTHING. $5000.Ca l 609-924-1803. l lopewelloff Rte518, poinlmenl,609-921-6122. tlours nooulatod dogs &eats. mountedon Dodgerim, both Just passed insp. 609-655-6556, ’75 TOYOTALand Cruiser - turn at SunocoSta. 8-4 p.m., Sat. 10-12. 112 S. Post Road for $45. 609448-5295. Bill. Leave name& number. 25000 miles, excellent con- (%mile off VillageItod.) PONYGOVERNESS CART & dillon. Call days 215-802-2130, ’73 VEGAOriginal owner, 4 DaIv 10-5 Sundayl 1-5 Ileport h)st and found pets harness, pony saddle & bridle, eves 215-662-5338. ’73 PORSCHE-- 2 Itr, ap- ¯ 466.9833or .t66.2990 within 24 hr. period and call 609-799-1263 pearance group, w/ANSA. speed hatchback well ser- tile policeif youfind an injured Hours:Mon.Fri, 9-I Sat. 9-5, 0947.barnstorage for rent. 609-460-FOR SALE: VOLVOengine 53,600mi.609.394.9337 bet 9- viced, recent tune up, new Countryl,’urniture Sun 1-4 pickup1974MAZDAlike a V8RX3& 20+C°Upemiles battery and wiring, new tires l’.st ers-Prints-Paintings pet. parts. 1966-72- includingentire per gallon. Automatic39,000 10pm. Antiquesfrom Spain ’66 engine. Needsrebuilding, 1972 BMWBAVARIA . must & snows,radio, $795. Call 60~ ¯ miles $2 295. 201-8284}619,sell, 609-924-6934. 924-3293. Collectiblcs and Accessories GREKrPYItENESS - 4 yr old STALL TO SUBLET . Now FREE KITTENS- loving & Alsoset of’72 SUcarburetors. M town. QoiltsandCoverlcts through Oct. or part thereof. playful, 2 blk, 1 grey. Call 609. Askfor Chris 609-921-2642. 1972 MGBGT - 29,000 mi, China-Glass-Pottery- male. housebroken, good British tLacing Green. $2000. w/children $50 to good home. $25/m0. Pasture included but 924-2857. 1972 PLYMOUTHFURY - 2 609-921-6163. Porcelain 609-448-2937. not feed or care. Stokes 609- dr H/T, 71 000 mis, auto ps, 1970 VW Bug - automatic 1974 PLYMOUTHVALIANT- 924-4786. radio, $850.’609-448-5696. transmission,goodcondition, 4dr, V6, with air p/s p/b, FOR SALE-- one Palamino CHEVYSTOCK CAR engine - $950or bestoffer. 201-821- 1967 RAMBLER- engine in Exc.¯cond. Ca l 609-924-0933 pony filly 12+ hands 5 yrs complete with transmlssion ~" 7259. ¯ goodcondition, $150. Call after after6 pm. IH.3,I.POS’rANTI,IUES PIGEONS-- white Elomers, PETCARE - Your pet will be old, flashy showquality pony. plus 3 blocks with 5 mains. 74 VEGA- low mileage, good 6 pro, 609-445-5399. Collectibles, Furniture& squabs & breeding pairs. pampered exercised & hived $200. 609-896-0773after 7 pm. -$400.609-466-0779. running condition. $1250. Call Pleasecall after 3 pro. 609-586- after 5 pm. 609-655-0385. oil Lamps in ts own home while you 1972DATSUN -- 240Z superb 1972GRAN TORINO WAGON- Manyinteresting items 5770. enjoy vacation. 609-883-4007. conditionred 1 owner,full ’ 1975 VOLVO 242 DL- VW’67 BEETLE-- new paint, p/s,p/b, rear power window," LHASAAPSO - AKC, reg, FOREIGN CAR PARTS - maintenancerecords, 59,000 burgundy, A/ C, am/ fm a/c,am/fm raclio, steel belted 201-359-6730 Wholesale to the public on rebuilt engine. $525. 609-737- mi.$3600. 9 to 4:30weekdays stereowell tape,kept. fully Fuel equipped injected and GOOD~G G-~AT- male pup, beautiful, very rare 3237. radmls.Exc. rand. 609-448- PUPS -- Shepherd/Husky -- with baby goat. Call 609-466- black¯ $275. Call 609-587-7490 brand names. Open 7 days.a 609-921-9000ext 3132. economy.Make offer. Week- 4404. OPENDAILY 21: mos.old. 3 females,$30. eves. week.201-526-3577. 3354. HONDA600 SEDAN - 1971,days after 5 p.m.609-799-9392. each.Please call after 3 pro, 1970 FORDTORINO -- trouble VOLVO1966 - 122 S. auto ,lust westof 206, Dutchtown- 609-506-5778. 50mpg, new clutch, new radio,85,000 m les.Needs llarlingen Rd., Belle Mead, free, 6 cyL engine, badly WELSH CORGI PUPS -- ch. ONE MOTHERGOAT wifh 2 DISCOUNTAUTO PARTS - rusted body, best offer. 201- exhaustsystem cassette, DATSUN 260Z 1974- 4 speed work,$150. 609-655-2291. N.J. sire& dam,delightful tem. kids. Also 500 bushel baskets, Everythinginstock,shocks& brakes installed Mufflers, if am/fro,radial tires body & a/c,am/fro. Exceleat con- I’OODLES- Puppies, standard peraments,pets & top show 609..466-3356. 359-7503. enginein good condition. Well dition. Orig. owner. $4,700. 609- - Ink,,, Black-Male& Female. prospects.201-297-0473. desired. AUTOBOYS Rt. 130, maintained.$900or best offer. 924-2983. 1968 CHEVELLEFOR sale. HANKINSANTIQUES, 169 Sire:" CA. Bel Tar Simon of (2) LHASAAPSO - 8 wks. old, Hightstown.609.445-0923. CADILLAC70 -- air, radials, 609-924-3545after 6pm. $160.4dr., standard, R&R, call MercerSt., Hightstown,N.J., Slorv Tale; Dam: Bel Tar, championshipbloodline, $125 all power, exc. rend. $1600. 609-924-3737after 3 p.m.Good Webuy &sell furniture china Wv61iffe & Carillon Ch. GIANT SCHNAUZERClub’of 609-799-2109. ’ 86,000mi. 609-799-8275.¯ transportation. glass, jewelry, lovely things. Blbodlinns. tlome raised and Americarescues dogs in need 260(Z) 1974 - Copper28 0001975 ALFA Spider convertible, Comein and browse. Openll " -- .... Autos Wanted ---- - pampered. Very gentle & of goodhomes for neutered ’72 SUPER BEETLE-- New mi.,superbcnnd, inside & out.blue am/fm cassette stereo, .to 4:30 Tues. to Sat. 609-44,~. affectionate. Itips x-rayed. pets,fenced yard, small fee. WHITEREX rabbits- seven Garaged.$4500. Aft 6, 609-448- 14,000 m., super or condition, "74GREMLIN -- $1295,blue, 4102or 449-0772. Whelped:5/16/17 609-924.5479. weeksold, 8 rabbits,male and tires,runs great interior and 7994. $6200.609-586-0199. auto.trans, ww/tires alZ, Mrs.Mayer 201-359.4717. female.Callbtwn. 3and9p.m. exteriorexcellent, am/fm. goodcondit on, recent tune.~p, ONE GUZZLERin excel.Asking $1200 firm.Call eves, 201-369-4954. rend. wanted. Olds Regency, 19mpg,orig. owner, 36,000 TIIE I,ANTERNANTIQUES - IlORSE TRAILERCirele-H AKCCOCKERS -- blond$150 6094484358. miles.609-799-I027. Copper & Brass cleaning. S. 1972 2-horse, hayracks s Iver-blond$200. Call 609-406- Toronado, Buick Electra, Etc. CADILLAC COUP DE VILLE ’70 PONTIACCATALINA -- Main St. cNext to llagerty dressing room, white $1 500. 3866after 2pro. DALMATIAN PUPPIES - 1975 or more recent, low --1973, 41,000 mi, complete auto, 4 dr., vinylroof, full pwr, mileage. 609-921-3373after 8 A/C, r&b, trialer hitch, gd. Florist), Cranbury,N.J. 609- Call 201-369-6061. champion sired, liver and ’65CADILLAC power,stereo & air con- MERCEDES BENZ 280 SE -~ 395-07fi2. white females, black and pm & weekends. CONVERTIBLE ditioned.Excellent condition. rend. 609-443-5660. 1970.Silver grey. Exc. rand. GERMAN SHORTHAIR white males. 201-356-5946or 24:000 miles, 2 owners; "showroom."Clean. 609-924- Leatherinterior, automatic PUPS--AKCreg. quality field BOARI)ING - Box stalls 201-356-1449. original paint, topt interior. 2721. ! am/fm,p/b, p/s, radials, well PItIVATE COI, LECTION- & showbreeding. $’75. 204.674- JUNKCARS WANTED -- $20- Oulstandmg eonddmnin all ’71 AMC AMBASSADORSST maintained.$4999. 609-397- Oak roll-top desk, Oak round available in private barn near 8352. Kingston on NYCbusline. $100.201-546-8562. respects. Suitable for daily 304- a/c,p/s, p/b, good con- 1393. pedestal table, 0 Bentwood TWO ENGLISHSADDLES - l driving or just summerfun. ditionnew tires, after 6 pm, cane chairs, cane Bentwood Complete & competent care Stubben Rex, I Stubben 1964 ALFA ROMEO SPYDER for your horse. Pasture, miles Owner moving to England. -- bodyexc. needs engine. ca609-448-2774. rocker & nlucb, much more. TB-QH-- G. 6 15.3 dark bay Siegfriedboth only 2 yrsold & ,$3,000 firm. Also Raleigh ’68 PONTIACConvertible -- Call 609.924-9400.Studio 12, ,f Irails & large outdoorr ng. inexc. rand. 509-924-0934 or466- A-I JUNKCARS Also,SU carb. for TR-3 & TR- Also lessons by experienced with dapples, nice mover,very $45 oieycte, $25. 609-921-0633. 4. 609-737-3852after 6am. Needs work. Best offer MontgomeryShopping Cir., prdtty kind lovable& easYtto 3150.. __ __ (201)359-3080. ltocky llin, N.J. licensed - Germaninstructor. ride, superb re’, x-e y, IF DRIVENIN CALLME! ’67 Mustang - a 201-297-13’,11. dressage, or foxhunting. Very GREAT DANE PUPPIES - Class2 & 3 ~- good year, excellent running honest, no vices, beautifully AKCreg. black. Call after 5, WE ALSO PICK UP ’69 FORDLTD wagon Auto, 1973 GRANDPRIX -- 1 owner condition. Asking~50. 609-921- 1969 LeMANS-- 58 000 miles 201-526-6906 air, radio, goodrubber, excel. 55,000mi classic black with 7229. I,AWItENCI.:VII.LE PERSIANS- CFA - Kittens mannered individual, ex- 609-759-7462. red interior a/c stereo, pwr needs engine workauto. stick ANTIQUESIIOP and adults available, many tremely sound.$1,800. 609-924- mechanically, body rough vinyl roof, clean, magwheels, $350.201-297-0114. pack, mntoond. $3100.609-443. colors. Call 201-359-4700. 4952. 5141. $275.201-359-8859. (1PEN PINTO PLEASURE HORSE - ALL JUNK CARS and trucks 1975 PONTrAC FIREBIRD COUNTRYBOARDING ~ers. 15hands, rides Eng. and wanted.Free towing$15 and ESPRIT a/e, auto trans. ~, Fri. 7 pm- l0 pro, Sat. 10-8Sun ENGLISHRIDING JACKET- st.Call after 5 p.m. 201-359- up. ScarpatiAuto Wrecking,1971 CHEVYIMPALA - V8, 1974 VWBUG -- rod-radio am/ fm, radial tuned ’73 CAMARO- GOOD COND. 10-0, Men 10-8 & by ap- brand new wool, size t4 $25 Bathing &Grooming 5310. 609-396-7040. ps/pb/air,$950 or bestoffer. exc. rend. mustsaer f re, frst suspension. $3,800 or best ORNGW/WriT INT., AUTO pointn)cnt. ,ca her boots s ze 10, $5. 609. Pick-up and delivery $1000 takes it. 609-921-6246 offer. 609-799-1477after 5 p.m. TRANS, PS, PB, AMRAD., 609-883-7332 799-0245. available after 7pm, ask for KEN. A/C. 58,600 MI. ORG.OWNR. "~J07Rt. 1 South BAYGELDING -- thorough. JUNKCARSWANTED 1968 PLYMOUTH FURY - 1965 PONTIACCATALINA -- $2,500. 201-753-62457-I0 PM. Lawrenceville, NJ PIllLIP SCIILICHER bred, 16.2 hands, 3 yr old. 609. ps/pb,V0, good station car. good rend., auto Irans. P/S, FItEE-FEMALEKITTENS, 9 609.452-8081 395-1060. ANY CONDITION $225. 609-448-7438after 5. TOYOTA CORONA 1969 - A/C, recent tuneup Asking ~ wks old lovable & litter Automatic, good condition, 1970 DUSTER good rand.,d sPINNINGWtlEEL, $300, trained. Call 609-924-2721. $200. Call after 0 p.m. 009-443- BOX STALL AVAILABLE - PAIR BEAUTIFUL WHITE 609-448-6434 ’71 VW-- really top condition $475. 609-799-8238after 6 pm. 5475. exc. transportation, 3 spd on DoughBox $150, Saddle bench GEESEfor sale;also goose new radials. $1050. 609-737" the floor. 609-799-8635after 5 or $50. 609-737-1675. SIBEHIANHusky puppy - 8- Smallfamily stable, mid- weekends¯ MontgomeryTwp. Please call eggs.201-297-9221. JUNK CARS WANTED 2233. 1970 VMW2002 - good con- JAGUAR LAND ROVER -- ANTIQUEItOLLROP desk - week old male. Parents on 201-359-4207. dition must sell, moving to Authorizeddealer. T &.-T nak. $300. 609-924-0251, bet. premises, $75. Call 609-587- We Pay From ’73 VOLVO142 -- sunroof, 4 Ca ifornia, $900. 609-921-7375.Motors210 Woodbridge Ave., 11908. ALASKAN MALAMUTE 1970 PLYMOUTHsuburban ween 10unl and 10pm. GBEAT DANE PUPPIES-- $35-$100 spd, am/fmstereo, exc. rend., Highand Park, N.J. 201-572- wagon- 9 passengerair, PS PUPS -- AKC Champion For RunningCars 609-737-3729. 257?. AKC reg. championship background, males and ’72 CHRYSLER NEWPORT goodtires, new spare $500. bloodline,fawn & brindle.609- From ROYAL- 4 dr. hardtop, p/s, Callafter 5:30, 609-443-4288. EXPERIENCED SHOW 655-2679. females, black and white, and $15- $35 Pets & Animals wolf grey.$70. 201-821-8548. For Junk Cars 1966Chevy Belair- P/S, 4 dr., 6 p/b, auto, a/c, vinyl top, very FORSALE1971 MGB/GTLOW RIDER- (Princeton student) cyl., $150.201-369-3600. good rend. 1 ownerless than mileage dependable in Princeton area looking for WANTEDTO RENT- Acreage CIIEVELLE STATION FAST PICK UP dealers. $1,000. 609-799-2079or mechanically sound, Ca horse to exercise. 609-924-4376with barn for horses; house 799-2055. South’s Garage669-924-2350. WAGON-’67auto. trees p/s, 0 PRIVATE BIDING LESSONS optional. Franklin Twp. area. cyl.Will accept reasonable from experienced, licensed- FREE -- ADORABLEKIT- 201.469-6131 1973 SUBARU- exc¯ rend., Germaninstructor. Beginner 201-846-9283. 60,000 miles, $1,750. or best offer.Call after 6 pm, 009-440- through advanced jumping & LABRADORS . AKC l~’oENS,.halfme. l male1Persian female.: to 609-989- a good offer, 609-799-8306. CADILLAC-- perfect con. 4134. dressage. Call 201-297-1331. chocolate, exc. background, 6 8295. dition, $1500. Cal! 609-921-3826 1975 MGBCONVERTIBLE - weeks. 201-431-2687 after 5 PUPSWANTED in litter lots ’72 AUDI100 LS-- 4 spd, tan. anytime, wire wheels, many extras, p.m. for resale as pets. 609-452-8903 standardj burnt orange. 609- ’73 FORDGALAXIE -- 4 dr~’. PASTURES FOR RENT - Autos For Sole $1500. CallTom 609-737-9368 or before 12 noon. 799-1070. 1972 FORDLTD -- 2 door, 924-8200 Irom 9 to 5. .full power, factory air, one WagnerBrothers, call 609-737- owner. Goodrend. $1995. 609- 2629 before 8 a.m. THE HORSEFARM --lighted ps/pb, ate, good condition. ring box stalls, pasIure, $1295.609.448-4958, 896-0475. tlOMINGPIGEONS for sale. IRISHSETTER - 7 mns. male, DODGEDART - 1974, auto., 1970 VWS QUAREBACK- Breeding stock. Janssen all shots, pedigree papers. unlimited trail riding on P/S, P/B, W/W, 6 cyl. 1971 PLYMOUTHCRICKET- running conditmn minor body 2 KITTENS& cat - Free to pedigree line. Call 609-682- Days,609-448-7895, after 6 pro, towpath of Delaware & AM/FM/Cassette. Tuned’, verybody good wise. $400mechnically or best Offer.and CONVERTIBLE’65 Buick GS damage. Cal 609-448-3868 after BEIGE W/BROWNvinyl top good home.609-452-2422. 6271. 448-3025. Raritan Canal. Within 10 min. aligned, new warranteed Ca11609-896-9170. -400,gocdcondition. Mnsteell¯ 6 p.m. ’74 Vega LX, am/fm, PS~ of Princeton¯ 201-846-2594& paris. I owner.62,700 miles, 20 $650 o.b.o. Call 609-799-6310. radials, 4 sp, new engine, 846-2646. m.p.g. Excellent condition¯ 42,000mi.$1650. Call business CHARMINGKITTENS - for FREEKITTEN - white male, HIDEAWAYFARM offers the 201-5254028. ’73 FIAT128 4-dr.4 speed ’74 CORVETTE- loaded, 350 609-406-0479,home 466-2812. goodhomes. Call 609.921.2879. 9 weeksold. Call 201-359-3446.finest facilities for the care & - 68 FORD WAGON.One owner. stick,35,000 miles, exc. rand. cu. in., mags, headers, (not boarding of your horse, with Fullpower, just passed in- IR-/SH SETTER PUPS -- 1973PONTIACGRAND PRIX. spection, gooo condition. 609. $1390~924~i exposed)racing greenf saddle 1969OLDS 98, new tires; all the largest area indoor ring & leather int., 77 000 mr., very extrasmint condition. 34 000 PUPPIES FREE - lovely PUPS -- Bandog-Shepherd lounge. Only a short scenic Champion Stock, AKC,out- 2-door,vinyltop, all power. 896-0475. ’72 F~ ~LL. gd. cond., orig. owner,$5,900. originalmiles, great second females children of Lady & mix, 9 wks healthy, paper standing litter, 609-443o5718AM/FMstereo. Clean, 43,000 drive. Mostreasonable rates, after 5. miles.$2500. 609-882-1533. A/C, P/B, P/S, 4 dr., exc. Call Doug.10 am - 4 pm. 201- car.$1990. Caff 609-896-0517 Chipper.Call 609-566-5409. trained, affectionate,loyal, gd. Instruction, beginner, hunt rand.$1592. 201-297-1432. 329-4541,6-6 pm609-924-1941. after4:30 p.m. watchdog. Free to gooa name. seat, and western. Lindbergh ’71AUD1100fourspeed.Asking $1100.Call 201-259-6546 days. 609-921-8500ext. 21 9-5, Mon- Hd., Hopewell.6{)9.466-3428. 1974AUDI, 100 LS, emerald 201-874-6457 eves. HORSE TRAILER -- 1972 Fr. 201-828-4392after 6pro & 1965 VWBUG - recent clutch, 1970 VWSQUAREBACK, exc. MGB BRITISH RACING double J 2 horse trailer, ex- weekends. STANDARD POODLE green,a/c, 4 spd. am/fm cond., manyextras incl. fuel . COUP’73, new top,am/Ira. PUPPIES-read.yJuly 1. AKC, Michelinradials 4 dr.very recent engine overhaul, new injection, dmcbrakes, radials, luggagerack, all boots Incl. ce ent condition, $1000. 609- HORSE SHOEING -- for clean,$3300, 215~141-0200 day, 1975 MG MIDGET.12,000 master cylinder. Asking$250. 737-1761. expert, protection of your outstanding pedigree. Blacks miles. Burgundy exc. cond., 609-452-0377. 3 band radio. 201-524-3943 tiresexc. 609-.448-4524 or609~. ARE YOUGETTING the most horses hOOfS,call DanSmith, & Champagnes¯$200 &up. 609. 215-659-6593eves. before 6’ 201-297-2003after 6. 448-0211. ~#" .: out of your horse? Quality graduate of Oklahoma 397-1486,lel ring. reasonableprice. Call 609.882. 8160. x KITTEN& CAT - need good ENGLISH RIDING IN- Farriers College. Hot, cold homes, grey & white female STRUCTION for hunters, and corrective shoeing Also 1975 98 OLDSREGENCY. 4- 1975 AMCGREMLIN - std. 1970 FIAT850 RACER--4 spd, ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED kitten, multi-colored spayed ~mpersand pleasure horses. special shoes for racing. Fast, dr. black w/vinyl top. Loaded. 1972 OPELWAGON -- auto, a/c, 42,000 miles, exc. rend. console tach new radials, on ’69 VW, ’69 MERCURY& cat. 609-393-9694,969-8944. ~’ormore information call courtvous service. 809-587- ’ CHANGEIN guaranteedexc. cone. Call 609- a/c. radio &8 tract, rear def., $2200.Call after 5 pm,609-466- 40,000ml, $750. 609-448-7082 ’67 CHRYSLER.all run well Jennifer Reed, 609-799-1158. 3751. CLASSIFIED 896-9710. roof rack, $1,500. 6G9.452-1227. 1845. after 6 & wknds. 609-7’3?-1263. ., DEADLINES M’ERCEDES240D, late ’75 - 4- 1973 TRIUMPHTR.6 - ex- CLASSIC1975/76 Eldorado ESPECIALLY SPANIELS, POODLES - MINIATURE - WEST HIGHLAND WHITE The deadline for the proper 1974 OPEL MANTA. 1969 OLDSMOBILEF-65 -- speed,am/fro, 8-track, 4- cellent condition. Brown convertible,burgundy with show and pel grooming. Also AKCreg, Bred for temp- TERRIER PUPS - AKC, classification of ads will be 4 Automatic, am/fro, dock, new goodcondition, newtires plus speakerstereo, a/c, snows CONVERTIBLEwith ton- small pet care. Reasonable, eramnntand disposition. Shots ChampioaSired, homeraised p.m. on Mondays.Too Late to 2 new mounted snows, also blackleather & blacktop, experienced, References 452- muffler. Goodcond., must see with rims,extras, 25,000 neau, 4-speed, am/fro stereo, everyoption, 12,000 miles, and wormed,Call after 6 p,m. w/chiidrsn, non shedding.201- Classify ads will be accepted to appreciate. $2200. 609-882-system. new carburater& 609-466-1473 after exhaust 6pro. miles,showroom new, $9200. 34,000miles, Oneowner. $3400, absolutelyperfect, $14,500, no 2637. 201-526-9080or 526-4678. 446-4082. until noon on Tuesday, 2905. 609-~54-6860. Call609466*2904 anytime, bargainers.201-359-8859. m~.m,vc~o,vp~cr~ "Seven For Central Jersey" CttlLLSBOR(XIGHBEACO~ ¯ TheManville News

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SACRIFICE- Leaving town, ANTIQUE CHEVY PICK-UP MOBILEtl0ME located in PRIVATERIDING LESSONS MATH TUTOR - Exp, N.J. RIDINGLESSONS - all levels, WEDDINGS ARE OUR MASONRYREPAIR - new PORSCEIE911 - looks& runs beautiful PennwoodCrossing fromexperienced, licensed- certified.math teacher, high experienced instructor. 15 SPECIALTY-- Good dan- and old paving sidewalks, excellentnew paint: rebuilt no reasonableoffer refused. 73 TRUCKS (one) 1952 Good Pontiac grand AM,full power, orig.cond. tone) 1949. No CommunityPA. 1% yrs old, Germaninstructor. Beginner school & collegelevel math. miles from Princeton. 609-896- ceable music for all ages at brick waIs., etc. 201-359.4728 911S engine, ~,~. nnvcsted. muterex. body $1095 for both. fully furnished, like new throughadvanced jumping & Refs.609-452-1164. Please 2152. reasonable price. The anytime. Sell for $5,309. ~-587-5671or steel radials, am/fro ta~s, loaded. Call 609-921-7239. Callafter 5 p.m.609-393-9219. ccnlral air, washer & dryer dressage. Call 201.297-1331. keep trying. Musicians,201-359-8487. 586-5536. pat o, stereo system. Asking 1976 FORDSUPER CAB - F250 $13,500.009-888-4098. MAKETtlIS A CREATIVE WOMEN:job finding PARTY MOVIES -- Rent NELSONC. MOUNTJR. ,d970 VOLVO14~ -- auto, 1974DODGE VAN, P/S, A/C, Banger, :!.~ ton, ps/pb, auto, SUMMER!- Experienced, PRIVATE SUMMERtutoring workshop. Increase your cartoons, comedies,etc. with am/fro stereo, a/c, radials, ower roof vent, auto, 4 009-443-0855. SCHULT12x54 - Ideal for certified music teacher has by experienced teacher in her salary potenlial. 609-924-3215. easy cartridge projes~r. $21 & Carpentry Int. & Ext. 609-448-3511 after 6pro or ~i seniors, 1 lrg BR,20’ liv rm, summer opening: for piano Lawrenceville home. Reading up. 609-655-0100. - Painting,.MinorPlumbing & weekends. ichelin lires carpeted, in- and math, grades 3-7. Ex- ElectricalRepairs. sulated, paneled. Asking$3209. 1970 FORD FLAT BED C-600 washer & dryer, air, extras. sludcnts. Call 609-452-2165. Furn/unfurn. $7500. 201-821- cellent references. 609-883- TUTORING -- Kreps 201-359-9709after 6 p.m. serieswith 5 speedtrans." in 7519. elementaryteacher will tutor 609-055-2830 verygood condition. Four low 8329. MAGICIAN.Scouts. Parties. ’72 CHRYS. TOWN & SWIMMING and diving Language Arts & Math. 609. boytires and rims size 7-14-5 lessons. PhTsicial education 448-7905. Banouels,etc. Girl cut in half COUNTRY9 pass. st. wgn. a tabelss.609-921.0978. by electric saw plus Houdini good looking car & clean in1. CHEVYIMPALA - dark blue, MOBILE HOME IN ADULT teacher. Prtvate instruction; PRIVATELESSONS -- Piano, lock escape. Gordy, 216-~. G & R BUILDERS-- General R&R,air, pwr seats and wind., 1965. very good condition, 4 all ages, including adults, guitar (Adult beginners contractors.Additions & PARK-- furnished, 10x5O, Private heated pool in mtermediates),&com~ition SUMMERMUSIC LESSONS 3733. alterations.Brickwork & cruse cont., vinyl seats, roof goodtires plus 2 snowtires. ’~ FORD VAN- many new IBll, very reasonable. 609-448- Lawrenceville. Mr. taught by recent ~adua~ in your home.Piano, guitsr, fireplaces,patios, aluminum rack, just tuned-up and oil $000. 6094196-1279. parts. Only 09 090 miles on 2930. Leatherman, ~-~2-1533. M.A. Music Theory. Call Nick others. ~-~2-5~0. siding.Free estimates. 609- changed. Have 2 must sell I. engine,$409. 201-297-3957 after SAMMYVINCENT QUAR- 799-0753,799-1779. Asking$1109. Call ~-466-2136 .5 pro. 6~-~9-9107. TET -- danceable music for anytime. ’69 BMW2002 -- $1~ or best REGISTERNOW at the House all ages & occasions. Call 609- offer. Call Tim, ~-924-2693. Boats of Music, 2479 Pennington Business 883-9412. Keeptrying. Road, for the CordasGu,tar THEGUITAR STUDIO -- 20 CONCRETEWORKS, black ~75 CAMARO- blue w. white 1971 DATSUNPICKUP -- Academy.Classes begin July vinyl top & interior. Good excellent engine and bedy; low Nassau St. offers classes & Services top landscaping, top soil toad. $3000 nr best offer. mileage fine handling winter CANOES: Aluminum & 5, ~-~2-0983. private instruction in the delivery. Bottoni and Nco o, Please call after 6, ~-466- 1974 I:’ONTIAC- LuxLe Mans, & summertires. Calleves 609-Fiberglass - slightly scratched ¯ Classical Guitar, ~-9~-5~. Photography ~9-~2-07~or 392-2452.. 4 dr, ps/pb/pw, a/c am radio. and dented - freight damage TYPIST-- IBMSeleetrie It, 1458. orig. 26,009 mi, excel cond. 466-2665. TENNISLESSONS - Special cassette transcription, letters, warchouscsale. All sizes - all offer for beginnersunder 12. 2 modcls- all makes Priced reports, theses manuscripts, TIRED OF THE SAME OLD BUICKEx LeSabre 1969, p/s, NEW kids for the price of one. Other TUTORING PHOTO WORK? Are you CARPENTRY, ALTERA- from $100.00up. Call Bill at specialrates. Cal1201-3~-6730.RE~ING ENGLISH etc. Pr norton Jet. ~-7~- TIONS, ADDITIONS.No job p/b r & h, luw mileage, 7 201-534-2534. 0574. lookingfor a creative& too large or too small. Doug wheels 2 sm)w 1ires, good FORD 1974 grand torino STUDY SKILLS imaginativephotographer running cond. $550. 000-655- IIISTORY FRENCH Renk, Builders, ~5-1221. squire - 9 passenger wagon, TBUCKS VIOLININSTRUCTION - by whoseprices are right & the 2376. excellent conditnon AVON INFLATABLE BOAT Adults&Children TYPIST (specializingin workmanshipexcellent. ONe i Ihroughout, air $3050. Call ~- graduate of Ithaca College. TilE LEARNING statistical typing) done In my Bigselection of pick-ups, vans, -- Redshank, 7 mancapacity, of America’sfinest young NOVOBI~KY & V~ DORN ~5-4509 days, 448-5713 eves. neverused. Call bet. 5 &7 pro, Theory included. ~-92445~. EXCHANGE home. CallDiane Rein after "1970 BUICK ELECTRA-- 4-wheel drives, dumptrucks 157 S. MainSt, Hightstown 5:~ p.m. at ~-~-7440. prizewinning photographers ttOME IMPROVEMENTS-- excellent condition. Call eves medium/liD chassis. Use~ 609-392-?.540. 6094434113 isavailable topreserve your Carpentry,roofing, siding, int. 201-~9-3339. trucks and someleftovers. PRIVATE GOLF LESSONS- memoriesof graduation,&ext. painting, insulation & 974 DODGEVAN.B-200, 316 playing or lesson tee. By weddingsparties, family get- screening.609..466-0926. auto, ~,090 mi. good mpg, togethers, birthdays. Also a COLONIALbIOTOIIS SAILBOAT- Loekley sea appointment only. 609-466- SEWINGCLASSES -- small TYPING -- all kinds: 1971 FORDSQUI~ station customin &aut, 1 owner, mint U.S. Rt. 22W.,NorthBranch groups, beginners thru ad- Manuscripts, letters, etc. portrait of your house or a wagon - AC am/fro radio, tend. ~950. 201-526-4~6. devil, 12’, 2 sails. Excellent 2338, early evenings, MASON CONTItACTOR 90,090 mi., very clean, est 201-722.2700 cond. Asking $150. Call 201- vadced. Register now. 201-821- Reasonable rates prompt photographm insurance in- 7987. service. ~-9~-20~. ventory. Challenge my offer. ~-N3-5476after 6. 3594562. imagination. Call Fireplaces,stone, brickwork, ’74 ECONOIANE300 Series - TENNISLESSONS - private & ’65 MUSTANGVG, stick auto. pb/ps, heavyduty 302 V8, ~emi-private given by well PHOTOGRAPHYBY J01tN, steps, patios, concrete, 65,~0 mi., runs & oaks good, :11,000mi. 201-297-6651. 12 FT.FIBER GLASS and 71.~ ,~ualificd young woman,very TYPING / SECRET~I~ 609-397-1392. waterproofing,etc. 1973 MAZDAliX2 . coup, 4 no rust, best offer. 609-799-9150 PHOTOGRAPHY-- SUM- h.p. motor. Used very little. ~reasonablerate. 009-921-3426.MERWORKSHOPS in basic SERVICES -- Error-Free s~, 72,0~ miles, $1,499. Call after 5. Bothfor $350.Call 201-359-5276. AutomaticTyping - Mailings - WEDDINGS- from $175. WM.FISIIEB BUILDERS evenings & weekends, ~-924- camera & darkroom Reports - Manuscrints - Neutral coldrportraits. Bar. tNC. Machinery g techniques. Taught by exp’d 609-799-3018 3021. GROUP PIANO Theses - Letters, Etc. Mitzvahsgroups, restor’ations. 1972 SAAB4 dr., fuel injee., 17 FT WELLCRAFTSport professional. For informahon Ftemarque Studio, 609-448- new trans, A/C. tinted win- call 609-921-6351. Cassette Transcription. Equipment Fisherman- V hauled, center For 6 - 7 yearaids Domestid/International Telex 7938. CARPENTRY,REPAIRS and ’71 PONTIAC CATALINA- dows. stand., 34 M.P.G. console lo0hp Johnson engine smallalterations. Call 201-359- p/b,p/s, a/c, new tires, ver Asking$980. 201-359-6708after w/galvanized gator trailer, during the summer Service. Office: 60 N. MainSt. goodcond. $9090. 609-924-6357. 0 p.m. GRAVELYtractor with slabdess steel prop & new (O~a. Post Office). Cranbury, 7571 after 5:30 p.m. mower -- USed l season, spare, depth finder, Midland MarieCooper EXPERIENCED TEACHER CallMary Gunther 609.655- Furniture perfect condition. CB, compass, necessary 609-4484975 WILL TUTOR ELEMEN- 0551. SEAMLESS ALUMINUM 1974 BMW 2002 STICK LIKE TARY READING & MATH. GU~ERS--Victor Diamond, NEW,SOLE owncr. Call 201- Motorcycles Replacementcost over $1300, gauges, 2 anchors, 2 battery Restoration R.R. 2, Box 219 Bridgepoint 775-9684. sellfor $950. 201-359-8859. heavy duty electrical system, TEACtIERfor Guitar & Violin ~448-70~. EXPERT TYPING -- S~NO Iovelette," automatic bilge -- beginners, intermediates & ~ Manuscripts, Theses, Term Rd., Be e Mead, N.J. 0~02. advanced. Graduate with BA Papers, Business Letters, CHAIRS -- CANED - 201-359-3641night. BSA-- Chopped’59 Shooting pump all safely equipment SCUBADIVING -- Call for PONTIAC 1972 - LeMans star twin, bored & stroke. GRAVELYS-- (2), I with plus morc accessories. Ca in Music Ed from Berklee Resumes Addressing. IBM RUSHED- reglued, tightened. cmwertible,fire-red, white mowerhead, 1 without. Both 201-782-2749. College of Music, Boston. course nearest ~ou. Scuba Seleetric II ~pewriter. Pick- Furniture refinished. Years PLUMBING- Lic #4621. Need lop/int.,auto. loaded. $2509 65~c. $650. ~9-737-3~7. Specializing in Rock & Jazz sales, rentals mr, service, need work, $1~ and ~5. 201- trips. PRINCETONAQUA up and Delivery. Reasonable experience. Free pick-up and a plumber,free estimates - all in options.$2,200. 609..443- 359-~9. guitar&classicialViolin. AIso ~tes. (~) ~5514. delivery. 609-896-0057. types of plumbing. Call Mike 4685. tIA~EY DAVIDSON- FLX 1975 STARCRAFT, 14’ teach composition, theory & SPORTS,306 Alexander St., anytime day or night. Phone 12~ in very fine condition. aluminumrunabout, 1975 Sea arranging. Professional Princeton, ~-924-4240. 609-586-0266. $22~. ~-924@~3or 737-9377. 1938 CASETRACTOR -- good 1,iontrailer, 1967 33 h.p. playing ex~rience. Will play C~PET INST~R -- will EXPANDING:DIP ’N STRIP VOLVO122 S66-rebuilt engine, running condition ~00. Call Evinrude.Asking $1,595. 609. for all affairs. Reasonable sell carpet; do installations & -- is nowa complete service many almost new parts, ~-440-6121. g82-9192. center for anything madeof LOVINGCARE -- for your brakes,rices, bearings, $400. ’71 BSA650 LIGtITNING~75 or rates.609-443-5163 LEARN A LANGUAGE w/the repairs.Licensed & bonded. best otter. Call 6~-9244145 PrincetonLanguage Group. 25 609-448-8888or443-6511. woodor metal that you have in homeincluding kitchen and Call609-466-1983 after 6 p.m. after 6 pro. Askfor Dave. 16’ I,YMAN-- 35hp Evcnrude~ your home,found in your attic, bathroom remodeling; ira ler, manyextras, original DRUMLESSONS - private languages, all native teachers. __- bought at the flea markets & ceramic, slate, quarry, vinyl Recreational turner. $450.’609-443.4475. instruction with N.J. certified 099-924-9335,921-2540. MARINE RADIOS -- & auctions. Wedo hand stripping and V/A tile rnofipg l~ FIAT 1974h~- station CYCLE INSURANCE- Im- teacher. Beginners ~u. a’d- --~ equipmentserviced. Call 009- all types of repairrag, aluminum gutters leaders wagon,4 spdnew shocks, new mediate coverage, low rates, Vehicles vanccd.201-369-3215. EXPERT ~7-2~6. refinishing, caning & rushing. and storms; interior and b~kes,43,000 mi. radial tires, liability, theft and collision SNAItK SAILBOATS -- MATH Try us you won’t be sorry. exterior painting; brick drkblue excellent condition. 009-799-0472. SUNFLOWER-MACH It TUTOR DIP ’N STRIP, 49 Man St., veneer; sheet rocking; Call009.921-3201 M-F tam Lightweight, car top models, 1STPIANOLESSONFREEI5 TYPEWRITER REPAIR- Kingston, N.J. 609-924-5660. wallpapering and paneling; ’74 COLEMANPOP-TOP Licensed Math Teacher. 201- Generalcleaning and repairs. Asking51,750. camper-- excellent condition, II ft. and 12ft. freight yr. exp. patient college stud., 3~45~. Open Men,at. 9-5. stucco and block tile ceilings; sleeps 6, stove, sink &patti. damaged, factory seconds beg.- adv., beg. guitar, too. Free estimates..CallEd all types of homerepairs. YAMAtlA-- Harr Brothers- and some brand new: all must only $5./hr. 201-297-3149. Radigan,609-448-6443. MotorcycleSales - Service - $II00. 609-759-8912. TRUMPET & TROMBONE WOODFURNITURE strip- 1969 MERCEDES230 - sedan, he sold. Prices start at $149. PETEBSONCONTBACTING Parts. 1~5 N. Olden Ave., Call Bill - 201-534-2534. instruction,summer lessons ping. Excellent work.Call 609- :~ spd., factoryair, tint. glass, Trenton.609-393-7550. 393-1537,keep trying. 201-359-2714 AM/FM/SW,new radial tires, CAMPERW/JACKS -- sleeps PRIVATESWIMMING available. 201-369-3215. TYPING -- Experienced shocks, ivory ext. bamboo 4, fits pick-up truck w/6 or S LESSONS--inprivate pool by typistworking at home. foot bed. $900.609-737-1761. malureprofessional, ex- TUTORING- English,reports, Theses,etc. letters, Promptmanuscripts,service. MASON-- Plastered or int., 97,000 mi. Abso ute v llONDA1973 -- XR-75Exc. TIIOMPSON16 FT -- 1973 25 sheetrock walls, ceilings, MINTcond. Asking$3675. Cull cand.Lots of extras. $250. 201- lip. Johnson, 1875 Sterling perieneed teacher, hart- reading, history. CerIified Catering 6~-921-3200M-F (am). dicapped aud timid adul~ a Plainsboro. 609-799-9115. holes, cracks repaired. Most 074-3262. ’69 VWCAMPER -- with tent, Trailer. Planted & caulked & teacher. Karen Whalen, ~. all masonry repairs. sleeps 5. 609-896-1597. ready to go. $450. 201-329-6223specialty. Call 201-359-4217 89~9170or 924-26~. early eves. Sheetrock taping, spackling, JEEP WAGONEER,1973. SUZUKI1975--750 liquid aft..5. ~e Princeton Packet* PERSONALIZEDCOOKING - finishing done. Call Edward 360Z-9 Quadretrac, 4-wheel cooled, like new, jew’el grey, has some small or large dinnerparties, Gudat(609) 466-3437. drive. P/S, P/B mint con- ’74 WILDERNESS~09-~3: Press Time Availahle birthdays, banquets. Tired of $1~0. ~95-7095, ~2-7804. SAIT~BOAT--14’Laser with GUITARAND BASS teacher READING WRITING impersonal restaurants? dition. 37,009mi. 201-635-8966 A/ C, many extras, --Jazz / Rock / Folk Rhythm. CLINIC Gr. "8 to college Web0ffsetPress aft. 6 p.m. 0575. rater. Exce eat condition. Large catering houses leaving IIONDAXL 100 -- excellent First offer of $700 accepted. Solo and improvisation. English. Hrly 9-12, 2-5, 7-9 it at your door? Weoffer a REPAIR PARTS-- for all condition. Call ~-466-0W9. 609-924-0031. CallTom 609.921-7338. dailyMon-Fri to 6 wks,Jun 27 - Letus print your newspaper or menu prepared from scratch major appliances. Vacuum Aug.5. "Theme-a-Day."One in-houseorgan. Camera ready cleaner bags, belts & repairs. ’72 PINTO-- $925, green 15’ TRAVELTRAILER - self mechanicalsor negativesin either your homeor brought Bunce Appliance Parts, 255 i,atchback, 4 speed, R&Hgood contained, very gd. cond., on one $9 hr. Compatiblerequired. We printre[~ular from ours. Serving included. OSSA25~c -- S.D.R., ~00 reasonablypriced. Call after 5 CUSTOMMADE 14’ boat, groups of 2-4 $6 hr. For For further information call No. Main St., Manville. 201- c#nd. 72 C~R1- $1200, green. firm. Call quick. Very fast pm. 201-359-5903. trailer, 6 hp nmtor, a bargain brochure phone 924-2218after standard pages or tabloins. 609-896-1276after 4 pm. 722-~22. G~9.696-5547. very dean, very cheap. Cal at $300. Call ~-~-01Ol. KUNDALINI Jun 12 or write TomWer- Your paper can be printed on James 201-~9-~57. Y, OGA tenbaker, M.A., 15 yrs master DISCOUNTEDRV SUPPLIES SAILBOAT -- SUNFISH teacher comp-lang-lit, for- regular 30# newsprint or 50# 1965 VWBUG -- good runnine Piano Tuning HomeServices & parts.Specials - Faulkner & tAMF)all Fi~rglass 14’, with merly Hun, Blair, PDS, natl whitenominal offset extra stock. charge There for is aa cond., sunroof, radio. $450, or tlONDA SL 1~ Good con- Carefree Awnings, Blue MoodyTrailer (N.J. L~le) SPECIAL writing award winner, 164 second spot color, if you so best offer. Aft 4pm201-~7- Sprucetoilet chemicals, GoodCondition. Asking ~50. 8 WEEKCOURSES Prospect Av, Princeton. 0262. dition, newbattery and carb. desire. CAREFREE HOLIDAY! Recent tuneup, $3~ including ShurIlopumps. Call Kamp ~-5~-9266 after 5:~ p.m. PIANO TUNING ~ Rite- 201-297-1913,eves.6-10; BEGINNERS Vacation Service! Plants cover. Call 201-359-3314after 6 Our capacity for your needs is (water repot, etcl small p.m. weekendsI0-10. i7 FT. ALUM.CANOE, used Monday&Tuesdays SUMMER TUTORING - 24 pages standard .and 46 Regulating Repairing Starting June l3 &14 reading & math. Complete pages for your tabloios. ROBERTII. llALLIEZ caged animals + care & once paddles & cushions, learning evaluations. State Registered cleaningof home. 609-443-3596. NEW MOTOR HOME RENTAL - complete $~0. 9 x 15 tent/- 7-6:30pm Vl AMC 1971 IIONDA350 -- like new, poles, compete, $45. 201-~7- certified, experienced lear- Call Mr. Hutchinson or Mr. MemberPiano Technicians l,~0 mi, newly tuned, new Self contained, air sleeps 6, INTEItMEDIATE ning disabilities teacher- Guild, Inc. ()artery. Call after 5. ~-~0- $250 weekly, or $50 daily plus :174fi. Burke at (609) 924-3244 for CESSPO0~ CARS Wednesdays consultsnt.Callevenings: 201-particulars on your printing ~-921-7242 AND 0720. 10 cents/mile. 201-356-1380. Starting June 15 329-6846. needs. ¯ Clearance of 19W Pacers, 1973 ALLGLASS SAILBOAT - 7-9:~pm SEPTIC TANKS 26’ keel/center board wheel CLEANED Hornets, Gremlins and steering, 3 cabins sleeps 6, DBAKEBUSINE~ *(We have won state PIANO TUNING & REPAIR 7Trucks-No Waiting Matadors. Big selection and ’75 CR125ELSINORE, mint PHELAN’S MOTOR "HOME MEDITATION national press awards for -- DavidForman at 609-443- cond., never raced rebu It, 10 horseelectric start Starting June 17 COLLEGE savings. Also some leftovers. RENTALLuxury travel at low engine running lights, roller quality press work) 6866or 609-767-0432. RUSSELLREID CO. professionally worke~ weeklyrates. Free travel 7-8:30 pm suspension. Manyextras. 201- reefing, 3 sails, loaded, etc. 17 LivingstonAve. COLONIALMOTORS inlormation.Glasstite career ~ firm. 609-709-3745. NewBrunswick, N.J. 2O Years Experience U.S. liT. 22 W., NorthBranch ~7-6922or 5898. capsale for all pick-up truczs. OPEN CLASSES CompleteSecretarialand TYPING DONE IN PRIN- HomeRepairs 201-844-2534 201-356-5800 201-722-2700 609-586-2669. Wednesday & Saturday AccountingCou~s CETONAREA -- by an ex- FIBERGLASS SAILING mornings DayandNightCourses perienc~ secretary working 1970SUZUKI 500 - newshocks, DINGILY-- dacron sails, 9:~-llam from home. All work com- Dunlop KSI other new parts, Telephone:201-~9~7 HOME IMPROVEMENTS. KATRONELECTRONICS OF ’71 DUTCHCRAI’~rTRAILER stainless steel fittings. Good pleted on. Seleetric It ~973 PONTIACGRAND PRIX r6cently overhauled. $475. cond. $450. Boattrailer avail. For moreinforrnation Housepainting, masonry, AMERICA-- Repairs and Marc,609-924-6102. - 16’sleeps 6, fullyself- typewriter. Also error free roofing,etc. Quality work, low maintenance of TV’s and -- loaded exc. cond. contained, like new. $50. ~-921-8106. call LEARNTO SAIL on Lake typing done on Meg. CARDII relatively low mileage, just 3110 FOUNDATION rates,free estimates, 609-896- home appliances. Corner - B.easonable.Call201.349-0267 Carnegie on my Sunfish. In- machme.Call 609-921-3398. 0869after 6 p.m. ins~ted. ~-799~549. after6 pm. 009-799.6238 struetion by R.C. Lifesaver. Hghwy 130 & Stockton - 1976 HONDAMR-t75. Exc. 18’ GRUMMANalum. canoe, Htghtstown.609-443-4404 or cond., 1,700 miles, skinny-fat exc.cond. 2 yrs.old w/paddles Forinto, call 609-921-2895. 443-4923. plastic tank, newtop end, new TYPING-- letters,theses, CARPENTER-CRAFTSMAN 1972 OPELGT - 51,000 miles, & foamblock carrier. $300. MUSIC teacher certified, knobby. Asking $750. or best WANTED9~/z or l0 It. PICK 609-882-7932. formerlyof OldBridge ex- resumes, term vaners, RUG CLEANING-- spring new carb., clutch, water offer. 099-883-0101. pump, exhaust & more. Asking UP CAMPER.Call 099-655- panding studio in TUTOR AVAILABLE. dlssertations,cassettetran- Remodeling,shelv’ing, special. Area carpets wall to $1900.201-359.-3359. 1120. Hillsborough/BelleMead teacher with special . scription,addressing & paneling,doors hung, repanr wall orientals, our spe¢iaRy. YAMAHA74 MX- excellent ’ area. Beginnerand in- elementarydegrees, in- mainng.Copies made while work. P ok-upand delivery. Call 609- COBIA 181,~ fiberglasstermediate instruction terested in tutoringprimary, you wait. PROFESSIONAL 585-2553, condition. Manyextras, looks convertible,plush interior. 140 availablefor pianoand intermediateand middleTYPING SERVICE, Warren Qualitywork at Reasonable 1971 VWVAN - excellent great& runsgreat. Must see. ’66 INT’LTRAVELALL - good physical & running condition. hp, inboard,stern drive, classical organ. Call 201-874- school aged children. Call Plaza West, East Windsor, Prices.Please call Scott A&W $300.201-462-9837. cond., orig.owner, exc. Sealondouble axle trailer, 3919. KathrynStewart Frye, 609- N.J. Call 609-448-6707. Demmeafter 6 pro.609-921- Neweverything. $1,295or best camping or towing vehicle. loaded with extras. Boat has a 924-0138. 3712. FORMICASERVICES offer. 609-585.6910or 896-0478 $800. 609-921-0372after 5 p.m. 45 hr total time. New$6000, TYPING SERVICES - word after 6 p.m, PIANO AND THEORY IN- processing dept. of a Prin- Counter Tops Trucks PAricodutobahnat Motors,$3700.609-883-4209. Rt. US 1. ceton consulting firm has HomeRepalrs STRUCTION- Certified ex- CARPENTRY -- Expert KitchenCabinets APACHECAMPER -- sleeps ~rienced teacher. For in- TEENAGERS/ADULTS-- occasional slack Rimeduring craftsmanship with 1972 MERCEDES BENZ 4, $225.Call 201459-3080. formationcall 201-247-0938. Are youlooking for a fulfilling summer months. Reasonable’ 609-599-1683 609-695-5239 excellentcondition. 201-359- and creative activity for the reasonable rates, Al/phases of ’68 INTERN’L HARVESTER CANOE-- 16’ square end rates, quick turn a~und. Call eonstruction, Wewill help you ~.109taft 6pro). Scout- gdrunning cond, some wood and canvas w th summer?Why not take up the Mrs, Ellseher, ~-924-6~g. ancient art of ~ttery m my design your ideas. Over20 yrs. HANDYMEN(Father & son) bodywork needed. $500 or BO. 1970 VWCAMPER - pop-top, fiberglass overlay. Real ’SA LING INST--MAISAcert. experience.201-297-1975. grounds care; prof. Indscpe 609-924-2626. classic beauty. $160. ~-443- ’All levels. Anyonecan do it[ studio? 5 weekmtens|ve c.la~. esp; inl &ext paint; car wash radial tries, newbattery, new 4552. Ilave f~, les~ the safe way. in ~ndbuilding and wn~l E~t electrical system, newly Crew/skipper any boat. Free throwing. Phone609-443-1898. & palish; evening/wkndchild ’71 VW SQUAREBACK- good painted, am/fro stereo radio, care, your home or if vac, runningcondition, just passed ’73DODGE I/2 ton, 318 auto, craft, local/ shore, CARPENTRY- Insulation & exc, cond. Asking$1800. 201- children/adult. RC tng. ~ JONJ~THE w/our family, exp. Odd.jobs & inspection.609-466-3030 eves. p/s,p/b, radio, a/c, $2750. 60% 828-3615. CRANGEIN roofing, Small or lg, jobs at minor constr. Ref, avail, 446-1571. CLASSIFIED USCG~up. 009.921-8623. MAGIC CLOWN reasonableprices. 201-359-2090ReplyWHH0832, PO Bex 146, DEADLINES TUTOR- ExperieneodTutor, or 609-655-1079after 5, RighLstown. ’74 ~alon- DouglasCellei~e English Magic comedy& balloon ’Excel rend, pwr pack, auto, CHEVY PICK-UP TRUCK - 1970 PICKUP CAMPER -- The deadlinefor the properREADING TUTORING -- Comp.ositlontnstruetor, animals. Available for SChOOl am/fro stereo tape decK, 1963C-10 t/2 ton model with sleeps 5, refrigerator, stove, classificationof ads willbe 4 certifiedreading specialist Tutoring In Algebra,shows, blrthdaypartles, grand C. & B, HANDYMEN -- GARAGEDOORS, installed & e~lse control, many other automatictrans. Engine in doublesink, . porter potty, 3 p.m. on Mondays.Too Late to withM, Ed. Teachingexp. Geometry, and writingand openingsand fundralslngs. repairs & improvements,201- repaired, Homerepairs, free ’ extras, Best offer, ~3-3~t. verygood shape. $450, Barry, new Jacks, very g~d con- Classifyads will be acceptedprimary-hi school, 909-443- readlngs’lfllls. References 609- For further information’ call 821-8649. eslimates,201-297-3797. after 6. ’ 609-466:1982. dition. $1090.609-~-2143. until noon on Tuesday. 4552. 655-3591. .~1454.6374. A z#E m~c~o~p~cr~ . "Seven For Centrol Jersey" q-IILLSBOROUGHBEACON~ ]~eManvilleNews W/ND$OR-HIGHTS HERtlLD Classified JTdvertising The Franklin NF.WSRECORD 10-B Thu.dny, June 16, 1077 Painting & Painting & Building Roofing Gardening & Wanted To Rent Housesitting HomeServices Special Services Paperhanging Paperhanging Services Landscaping AGED STABLE MANURE -- PROFESSIONALARTIST -- BARCLAY’SRENT A CRIB, PAINTING-- Residential & PAINTING- Exterior& in- MARV CONOVERBUILDER’ RESHINGLING--Top quality RELIABLE GIRL -- with I-IOUSECLEANING-- Spring - Carpentry& Masonry. workmanship & materials. Reasonableprices. We seekscountry living space in experience & exe. references clean your house any time of We rentall Baby needs. 201- commerca Specializing in lerior,home repairs& CompleteBuilding Service. deliver.Call 609-466-2627, ask Princeton Hopewell, "297.3507. oils stains, masonarypaints remodellng.Experienced Guaranteed satisfaction, wants to housosit. Available the year. Windows,floors and $37.50 per s_quare. Free forDee Dee.Gardening and Lawrencevillearea, to fixup immediately thrn the sum- carpeting. 609-585-2553. an~ firecord paints. New local teacher,quality work, AddRlon, alteration, home yardworkalso done. inexchange for full or part gutter installations and reasonablerates free repairs,fireplaces porches, estimates. Call 609-921-1277. mer, or longer. Reply Box sidewalks& patios, Call 609- rent,Very reliable. 609-924- # 03920, c/o Princeton. repairs. Gary Orlando009-466- estmates. 609.448-2953 after 6 024-1280. 6112after 6pm, P~ieket. 0764. pm. Whywait until the roof leaks? Hedge Trimming PItINcETON Plan ahead for your reefing I)ISI’OSAI, SEItVICE CIIAUFFEUREI) --Rototilling PROF COUPLEw~dog seek PAINTING-- "Interior & PAINTING- lowest prices ANNOUNCEMENT-John, needs. Free Estimates HOUSESITTERAVAILABLE. lit. 130& Ilalf Acreltd. ROLLS-ROYCES& Exterior’, Commercial & Irgeapt or small house outside lastweek of July through Aug. Cranbury,N.J. IIENTLEVSFOR IllltE around free estimates neat formerlyofS.B. & H. Builders NEW ROOFS REPAIRS NewBrunswick area, 201-572- residential. Students EX- consc ent otis work.Calf eves, is nowoperating under the EVERLASTINGLAWNS PrincetonUniversity senior. 009-395-1389 PERIENCED wl 2055. Excellentreferences. Reply ]- our y, dayly weekly or 609-~6-0453. name of John Secoolish COOPER& SCHAFER Mowing& Malnten’nnce REFERENCES. FOR FREE Builder, specializing in 63 Moran Princeton Residential & Commercial box 03900 c/o Princeton florae andIndustry monthly. For all occasions: ESTIMATESCALL 201-297- Packet. Garbage, Trash, Rubbish business trips, weddings, custom built homes, ad- 609-924-2063 Removed 2796or 609-443-3171. PAPERHANGING,PAINT- dttions, and repairs. Over 20 609-443-4340 "YOUNG PROFESSIONAL proms, airports, piers, couple,no childrenor pets llauling of all Types resorts, etc. ING PLASTERING-- Free years exp. Call us. 609-466- Call- est mates, reasonable rates. 0543. 57 Princeton Ave., FLAT ROOFING EXPERT - TRY US, seekJuly rental in Princeton HIGHLY RESPONSIBLE EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR tlopewell. YOU’LLBE GLADYOU DIDt area.609-921-0128. It UI)Y’S MOTORCAR PAINTING -- Lawn care Call 609-924-7437. new&old,repairs guaranteed womanand 15 year old son SERVICE service, too. NANAK’S & nsured.201-329-6732 after 4 attending The P’eddie School IIOUSECI,EANING 201-297-4582- p.m. will take excellent care of your WindowCleaning SERVICES609-799-0238. Rt. 130,So. Bruns. NOW’STHE TIME -- Interior J’ B. LYDON- creative TOP SOIL, STONE& FILL -- YOUNG COUPLE seeking home during the 1977-78 Floor Washing& remodeling additions decks academic year. Prefer Waxing Custom Painting - Fast - general repair, furniture Bulldozer work, trenching and apt,in Hillsborough area. Reliable - Free estimates - ALCANROOFING & SIDING land clearing. 201-297-9224or [-[ave small dog &cat. Please Princeton-Higbtstown area. Honest, Reliable EXPERIENCED SEAM- COLLEGE PAINTERS -- madeto order, quality work- -- budget price roofs & 297-3091. call, .201-874.6889anytime. 281-379-3950. F Experienced STItESS-- hems, alterations, exterior and interior by Call Tom-201-297-Z188. manship guaranteed repairs,~neluding hot asphalt Call after 5 pm & custom made clothes college students with 5 years references free estimates & chimney repairs. 609-924- fi09.587.8o55 professionally done. experience. Free estimates. after 6pro, 609-882-9053. 2040or 215-752-7805. Alleratinns $2.50 and up. 00g- Refereocesavailable. 609-924- PAINTING - two college ca DOERLER LANDSCAPES WANTED- GARAGE with Apts./Houses 92t-0580. 9440. students experienced in in- electricity.Princeton area. terior and exterior. Great ROOFING- (Slate & wood Landscape Designing Call9 to5. 609-921.0707. Ask CAItPET CLEANING - work, reasonable rates, free NEED REPAIRS, shingle experts) Painting and forGary. To Share SPECIAL-- An)’ size room estimates. Call 6G9.921-6333. REMODELING,CON- (interior and exterior} siding Contracting steam cleaned by experts. FRAMEIT YOURSELF-- We SUMMER PAINTING ’STRUCTION?We’ll do just (wood, aluminiumand vinyl} 609-924-1221 $19.95. NewDawn¯ 20t-446- will showyou howto frame.it- SERVICE-- interior and about anything. No job yourself and save. ALF’SU- cap carpentry, paneling, LANDLORDS-- Let us help LADY-- EXECUTIVEwith 8 4313. exterior, 0 yrs. experienceand PAINTING- exterior/interior small. Robertson & Son. go gutters, masonry, additions, you rentyour property. We’ yr. old son will share com- I,’RAME-IT Ready Made & references. Call 609-924-5407. many local references, low 737-2260. nave good tenants. Call Custom Framing, 2946 US alterations, restoration. Call DO YOUNEED A MANto do fortable hometo responsible prices free estimates, please 201-874-4651or 874-4340.For a lawn and garden work? Call woman,preferably on social, CHASE THOSE WINTER Ihvv. #t, Lawrenceville. 609- call Art at 609-921-7772. CONTI REALTY BLAIIS RIGHT OUT OF truly intelligent and in- after 4:30 p.m. 609-882-4078. security i-n exchangefor child 883:2401(next tn Mrs. G) EXTERIOR PAINTING WltlGIIT CONTRACTINGformative appraisal. Free 609-586-9202 care after school hours and YOUR HOME -- Now is the eves& wkends5864445 perfecttime to have your estimates ver~ modest rates LAWN SERVICE- Complete light housekeeping. furnitureupholstered. We do (’ALGARHISONMOVING -- Wehandle anything: HOUSEPAINTING Excavating & highest quahty work. Serge maintenance.Cutting, fer- References requireu, call specialized in small houses I)rush. spray, roll. Driveways graded Co. tilizing,planting, weeding. YOUNGEXECUTIVE seeks eves. or weekends201-821-7390. customwork in the finest TOP QUALITY Sewerconnections & septics tradition¯ I wil cometo your atld apts. Long distance or Absolute top quality work REASONABLERATES Pruneshrubs & smalltrees. to rent houseoi" apartmentin home Wiih hundreds of local. 809-883-1170. GuaranteeUsahstaetton. Experiencedcollege student Backhoe& Loader work Call anytime201-359-4728. house twith grounds) in LOOKING TO SHARE[ ~eautlfut taDrm samples to Modest Prices Free Estimates References& free estimates Princeton. Call days 215-705- Young,mature counselor give your homea new fashiou Call Mike,evenings 609-655-1027 Gardening& 5561,eves. 609-921-0598. lookingfor reasonable, clean, took. Call Becky at Rogers STOIC.AGE SPACE FOH C[‘IRISTENSENPAINTING 201-247-2581 OBAL nicequarters. Must be close to Upholstery, 6o9499.2807. BENT -- HIGIITSTOWN Landscaping GARDENMARKETING tNC, Prin-Trenton.Can furnish AREA-- 609-448-0325. 609-921-1277 NELSONGLASS & ROUSE WANTED im- goodrefs. Please call 609-8~3. ALUMINUM Landscape. mediately - 3-4 bedrooms$300 0353after 6pro. TWO UNIVERSITY 45 SPRINGST. HIGH VALLEY designs, Designerand Contractor to $350 range. Rider College FLOOltSANDING -- hard- ALTERATIONSBY MARIA- PAINTING-- Interior, ex- area for studentswith wood floors sanded and All types of sewing. Call terior, wallpapering.. , light STUDENTpainters looking PRINCETON constructsand maintains anytime,201-545-3760. for work. Fully experienced. 609-924-2880 landscapesand watergar- AlexanderSt. references.Askfoi" Mike. 609- SEEK HOUSEMATE - tc finished¯ Phone609-58.5-0235. carpentry. Quahtywork. Call Princeton 858-0948or 609-428-8817. sharespacious house with John: 609-655-1598/ 655-2015. Very reasonable. 609-882-4340. MIRRORS dens.Seeding, sodding, tilling Free estimates. AUTOGLASS walksand patio, railroad ties. 609-924-2401 threeothers. Two miles from CAItPETINSTALLER -- will SEAMSTRESS, my home, PLATE & WINDOW GLASS Lawnservice 609.4~-1872. Campus.Willingness to share sell carpet, do installations & Mon. Jet. Expert work- RELIABLE WORKINGGIRL eookmg,etc. preferred. 609. manship,pets. serv. 201-821- PAINTING - INTERIOR & DEVONSHIRE AREA or 452-1684. cepairs. Licensed & bonded. PAINTING & PAPER- closebyin needof yardwork-- wishes to rent 2 bdrm, 4 (;09-448-88~t8or 443-651t. 7167. HANGING- Frank Janda, EXTERIOR. Top quality room apt. Up to $250/mo. work. Free estimates. URETHANE SPRAY FOAM - YOU’LLBE SORRY - if you helper - phone Michael, 609- ’..~J2Dutch Neck Rd. Call (609) INSULATION -- Houses, Hopewellarea. Replyto Box 448-3578. Reasonable rates. Fully in- don’tcall me for residential 448-7304. #03920e/o Princeton Packet. ( FItONT END LOADER- and sured. Capital Painting. 609- barns (new and old), attics, mowing& mainlenance.I’m WANTED: Youn~ KITCIIENS.BATtlROOMS, hack hoe. Ditch work, sewers, 883-1537. basements walls ceilings, alsoavailable forlight hauling professional womanto shar~ CABINET liESURFACING, electrical. Rogradingexisting CUSTOMPAINTING SER- roofs. Commereat and In- & moving.Call Tom Fish, ~- WAREHOUSE TO RENT -- apt. Pennington. $125/mc & C(IMPLETE REMOD- stone driveways. Installing VICE - commercial and dustrial. Future Insulation 924-3476. minimum5,000 square feet, furnished.609-737-0781. ELING -- Promptexpert new stone driveways. Earth Company.609-~7-2865. within5 milesof Montgomery residential, interior & ex- THE COUNTRYPAINTER work,Free design service moving, trenching, land terior. Our customers are Center, RockyHill. 609-924- & estimates.201-520-5~3. clearing. 201-297-9301. alwayssatisfied. Call nowfor LANDSCAPING- Excavation FOR SALE -- shredded & 2561. COUNTRYIIOUSE In Interior &Exterior Skillman.Private room,use el special Spring rates. 609-924- ItousePalnttsg & backhoe work done. Very unshreddedtopsoil. Also, fill I;176or 882-5167. dirt.201-359-3908. GOODLAWNS BY house and grounds. Ref. reasonable, call 609.466-3526. SEMI PROFESSIONAL required. $200/mo. 600-466- BATHTUB AND TILE "TILE BUCKET& MOP" 15years experience COUPLEw/teenagerneeds t,~ Professional Floor Cleaning, housefor long leasein 2338. ItESUI/FACING. White & Waxingand WindowWashing. HOUSE PAINTING- Clean, Fully insured LAWN & GARDEN SERVICE colors. Free Estimates. neatwork done. by twoarea -609-443-’6906 Lawn~Doctor Hightstownor W. Windsor. Mr. Tomllye 201-359-4722. Electricians -- YARD CULTIVATING * 609-448-6153. WANTED:Third person to ALTEG.Call (201) 59.6-2777. teachers,experienced, inside TREE REMOVAL * COM- andout. Reasonable. 609-882- MercerCounty 609-448-2131 share large house in Hopewel!, PLETE LAWN CARE. FREE June t - Sept, t. $t10/ mo. I, ADIES cUSTOM- 8353aflbr 0 p.m." PAINT’ING--Exterior and ELECTRICAL WORK -- No ESTIMATES * CALL Lawrence-Ewingli~9-895-9555 YOUNG BUSINESS MAN MOUI::IIN LIGIITNING interior.Quality work. looking for quiet guest house, Mustbe responsible. Call 609- TAII,ORING-- coats, suits, jobtoo big or too small. Work- ANYTIME(20D 359-6{)91. 466-0419. /? I,ROTEtTrIONSYS. -- for all dresses, gowns, skirts, etc. References.215-757-4098. manshipguaranteed. Free CHEROKEENURSERY - tree cottage etc. between$150-200. typesof property.UL ap- modeto order. I lillside Studio, INTERIORPAINTING -- free estimates.201-297-5047. digging, landscaping and lawn LawrencevillePrinceton area. provedfree estim. Since I~ 609-737-0090. estimates,reasonable rates, SEA WEED-- Liquffied or maintenance.201-329.0850, 10- Exc. re[erencesif necessaryROOMMATE NEEDED -- to by L.E.Schneder. 281-297- clean work.Call T. Laski 009- granumr. The iaeal plant 5,201-238-1012, 6-? Frank Schimpf,Schimpf share4bedroomhouseinWedt 3114. 799-1462. r ,tj=enc:n" vitamin. At Petersen’s Nur- Greenhouses609-585-5910 or Windsor. Call after 6 p.m.609- SAW. SCISSOR, SHEARS, N.W.bI.~UL & SON sery, Rt. 206, between 896-0478after 6 pro. 799.3475. Snips, Pinking Sheam,Knives, U.S. llwy. 130 &Griggs Drive Lawrenceville- & Princeton. 201-329-4655 NOEL B. SINGER . - UI’IIOLSTERY CLEANING Axes SttARPENED609-924- PAPER HANGERS VINYLCOATED chain link -- 3889. SPECIAL-Bedroom, 12x14xg, direct from manufacturer at Residential lawn mowmg PROFESSIONAL COUPLE ROOMMATEWANTED - to -- drapery and carpeting. RepairService ROTOTILLINGGARDENS -- service. Free estimates. 609- Expertresults. Problem $40.Fully insured.Call Styers tremendous savings - expert newlawns, fast service, free seekssmall house apartment share a 3 bdrm house in the Sales. 609-443-3138. installation. Free estimates. EleetricaiPower& 466.3970. cottageetc. withyard oropen country near Princeton. Ideal fabricsno problem.We love LightingInstallations estimate. Call 201-297-3196. WILL CUSTOM-MAKE- R D FENCECO. spacein RockyHill, Prin- situation for single person. If fussy customers. You’vetried 201-359-1276 IndustrialMaintenance ceton,Hopewell, Montgomery, interested call 609-021-3303 the rest, nowtry the best. l)rapes,Slipcovers, bed- EXTERIOR PAINTING -- %’hitehorso Cleaners. ~-5~- spreads. Will build and/or SCENIC CREATIONS,INC. SWEET POTATO PLANTS Franklin,Hillsborough alter 5 pmor 924.3900, ask for alsointerior. Quality work Designing and planting, lawn Cranburyarea. Cal 201-545- Alex. 9552 cover cornices, headboards qualitypaints. ’Reasonable EXPERT ELECTRICAL - maintenance sodding. FORSALE -- Ed Deifenback. etc. Your fabric. Ca 609-446- 669-443-1701or 440-4757. 5602evenings or201..932-6753 rates.609-924.7437 bet.6 & 8 Moving g WORK-- Free est., old houses Commercialanc~ residential. days. 4642. pm. welcome.No job too small. Free estimates. Call 6O9-448- EXPEItTItEPAIIt Haulina DiamondElectric, 201-722- 3473or 609-890-9086after 5 p.m. For Rent - Room- MAJ(IIt & SMAI,I.IIOME 5176. LET PAUL MOW YOUR APPLIANCES IIATE CLEANING YOUR QUIET - male graduate THE PAINTERS-- Fine in- LAWNwhile vacationing or student desires quiet roomin POOL?2 responsible students terior - exterior work at for summer. Edging, trim- ROOMIN PRIVATE HOME Specialized service on all will vacuum and skim your LIGHT HAULING -- ex- ELECTRICIAN L. ADLER & SONS -- SIM- private homewalking distance reasonable prices. Ex- perienced, reasonable, eager PLICITY-- Snappermowers - ming. Experienced, refs. 509- to Princeton University -- Allentown, for young nmkes and models of air pool. Call 609-921-6390. perienced, insured, excellent 802-1638. woman,private bath, I~it. conditioning refrigeration, ot please. Call 609-921.0524. Heating & A/C tractors- tillers - Route 130, N. kitchen privileges a necessity, heating, dishwashers,electric references, free estimates. Brunswick,201-297-2474. need especially next year but privlgs, access In washer/- Call 609-466-3755. 609.443-5239 dryer, $125 per me. Call 12- dryersranges, Ireezers, FERGUSON, ATEOFF, can occupy beginning. June, 1:30pro, 609.452-6259& "¢*~" vacuumcleaners, humidif ers, FLAStl BARB CUE-- Tile Write Box#03905 c/o Princeton Princeton area’s only cook-nut Building Prompt daytime service BUDD- Lawn Mowing Ser- Packet. Getting desperate, 6pro,259-9317. etc. service. Very reasonable will FREE ESTIMATES -- vice. Call 609-924-7524or 021- BOLLENTINBROTIIERS Services Professional lawn service. 8481. please respond. Fust service, all work handle all the cooking while PAINTING specializing in Industrial Call 609-737-0847or 397-2373. FURNISHED PRIV,,~ guaranteed, 20 years of ex- you enjoy your party. Call 609- Maintenance, Residential ROOM,kitchen privileges i~ perience, check our prices 921-2965. Quality HomeRefinishing at Wiring & Repairs. LAWN CARE - cutting country for young woman. ReasonablePrices UNFURNISHED LARGE first¯ SUPERB CRAFTSMANSHIP 24 HR. EMERGENCY mowing, clean-up, planting Paving ROOM needed by young 201-297-4767. - inFormica kitchens, baths, SERVICEDAY & NIGHT treeservice, 609-924-8045. AVAMIAN FORMICA REFACING -- Exterior & Interior bars, etc. Specialist in medical woman,rarely at home,in Newdoor & drawer fronts. Free estimates Fully insured Princetononly. 609-924-3512. (;09.443-fi904orG0!1-143-1~!189 & dental facilities. Fine PIRONE DRIVEWAY Newcounter tops. Free est. references. Call Ray Van JOHN CIFELLI, Electrical ROBERT E. SINGER JR., RETIREMENT MOTEL -- Ita y Sakowsky, Allentown, 609-799-3386 609-924-3308 CONSTRUCTION-- Stones, beautiful room and board Duyne,201-297-3795. Contractor residential, Tree SurgeonPruning, feeding asphaltpaving. We also N.u. 609-259-7028. ’eommercia & industrial and shade tree spraying. 609- WANTED- Private 1-2 bedrm facilities for the retired on 13 FURNITURECLEANING -- delivertop soil. Call anytime, apt Princeton Faculty acres of nice, quiet country wiring. 609-921-3236. 799-8254. 609-452-9182. done in your home. Free EXIJEItlENCED SEAM- member& wife. Very quief. land. Call 600-7504300or 201- estimates. Yrs. of experience. S’[’RESS- will sew women’s, BENJAMINMOORE PAINT- FRANKJ. CLEARY- con- Call 201-932-2502. 021-8757. fi09-090-13~2after 4 p.m. chikiren’s,and somemen’s tlightstown Paint & Wall tractor,All types of concrete McCLINTOCK’S LAWN clothing. Also alterations and Paper, 395 MercerSt. 609-448- work, Free estimates. 609-466- Roofing SERVICE Moving & draperies. Call 609406-2516. 4808. 25%off all wallpaper. 2776. Business an~ landscaping.residential TWO PROFESSIONAL MOUNTS MOTEL - rooms IIILL TOP CABINETS -- contracts wanted. 609-737- Hauling WOMEN with cat seekingrented by the day or by the furniture repaired and 0834. quietapartment/cottage in or week.Reasonable rates. All refinished - Custom orders. DRESSMAKING AND- PAINTING -- Interior & CARPENTRY BELLE MEAD ROOFING -- around Princeton area. ALTERATIONS-- Janice exterior. Quality work. Free utilities furnished. Locatedon nmdeto suit. 609-466-0240. 28 yrs. in business. Free Willing to do minor im- U.S. 1, across from Howard Wolfe.Call 609440-2128. estimates. Call 609.882-5492. ADDITIONS REMODELING estimates on all type roofing HIGH "VALLEY designs, WILL HAUL IT -- Cellars, provements and yard work. KITCHENS FIREPLACES attics and garages cleaned. Johnsons. 609-896-0125.,l~ CUSTOM BARNS andleaders and gutters and constructs and maintains Reler.Refs. 609.924.7025. IIOMEADDITIONS -- room, chimney flashing. Call landscapes and water gar- Call 609-790-1680. Consumer porches, sun decks, saunas PAPEit RANGING anytime, 609-924-2040or 201- dens. Seedingsodding, tilling Bureau Registered. with free estimates and design Painting & SCRAPING 609-2594940 P~terWikoff 359-5992 (local call from walksand patio, rai road. 609- CONSULTING ENGINEER ’ROOM & SEMI- EFF- Princeton). 400-1372. wantstorent200st[uarefeetolICIENCES - at weekly work.Willing to workby the Paperhanging Prompt personal service. All officespace startmg July I.. rate. Princeton Manor Motel, hour. Contact 609-921-1696. types of wall covering. GENERALCONTRACTORS LIGHTHAULING -- cellar, - Pleasereply to Box41, Prin- Monmouth Jet, 25t.320-4555. Free estimates attics, garage, yard, cleaned. US Hwy#I. LAWN MAINTENANCE -- Oddjobs, reasonable. 609.443. ceton, giving location, cost and CHEAPWORK DONE- dirty, QUAIATYPAINTING - free Dan Rudenstine New homes additions, ROOFING yourtelephone number. estimate. Experienced & 609-585-9376 AlIKinds Lawns mowed, fertilized, 6855. dirtywork done cheap. Yard garages,driveways t roofing, reseeded & raked. Also gar- workwindow washing small reasonable. Local references, custommasonary hreplaees FreeEstimates dens tilled. Call LeRoy ROOM FOR RENT - $125 per anysize job. 009-397-1927after me.Utilities included, With landscapejobs, heavy house swimmingpools and paties. Deifenbaeh,609-4484757. kitchen &bath priv., centrally cleaning, small repairs, Call 6 pro. Full line of aluminum WILLIAMSON BEE LINE EXPRESS -- PAINTING-- Experienced CONSTRUCTIONCO. """ ~I.Iouses;¢¢;n,., located. 609.924-1431. 609.096-0869. Students, Int/Ext, insured. products. Household movers. I’M YOURMAN? - Exterior & fief. free estimates Excel. 609-921-1184 THEECARE, INC. -- offers Reasonablerates. Free interior painting. Professional fates. Ca 1 Ron609-440-2794. WM.FISHER BUILDER’S the following: complete tree estimates.201-526-0646. work at non-professional INC. ROOFING -- HE-ROOFING. service, landscaping & lawn GOING ON VACATION! Your P.M. FOR GENTLEMAN- LAMP SHADES -- Lamp maintenance.201-257-9301, 9-5. home needs protection. Your Apply at 221 No. 3rd Ave., mountingand repairs. Nassau prices.Free estimates& ServingPrinceton area for 0.0 S~cl.alizinginasphalt roofs discountsonpaints;refs. Call years.Financing arrange¢ tKenclallPark). Quality work- pets, plants and property neea Manvilleuntil 6 p.m. Interiors, 162 Nassau St., QUALITYHOME PAINTING 609-799-3818 manship.Free est, Tom, 201- WantedTo Rent the care of an experienced Princeton. 609-024-3476andask for Tom Interior - Exterior general housesitter. Call one with a LG. BDRM.,PRIV. HOME,7 Fish. home repairs and carpentry. 297-2386. DO YOU NEED MENTO DO hlstoryofreliableslttlnglnthe m i. from Prince. Mature, LANDSCAPING?Gardenlng, Princeton area at 609.924-6449.quiet gentleman,Priv. e~l~r., Onecall does it all.Guaran- lawn mowing, sodding, NEEDED ’ro RENT - THE WINDOWGLASS home CHEAPWORK -- Is not good. teedwork. Call Rich 201-873- ’J.A. WIG& SON-- Custom ALLIED ROOFING -- New Moderatehouse in Princeton bath. Ref. 20I-$29.6113,20oJ-.65~ and estate windowcleaning. and old roofs of all types seeding, clean-up, hauling, Goodwork is not cheap, l am 2065, Bldrs. Alterations- additions, concrete work, patio, side- or surrounding twp for 201-8214587. reasonable. Paperhanging, bathrooms, kitchens. New repaired. Homeremodeled resl?onsible couple with baby, HOUSESITTER- mature, 3808. bomes - commercial & in- inside and out. All work walks fencing railroad ties, highly responsible male, DESIRABLE ROOM TO carpentry. 609-448-4819. drainage.We cut fields. Wedo begin, Aug. 1. Reply Box HOME IMPROVEMENTS-- PAINTING & WALLPAPER’ dustrial construction. Phone guaranteed. No job too small. #03997c/o Princeton Packet. writer,teacher, non-stacKer, RENT - nearthe campus. No tlouse painting, masonry HANGING -- Reasonable, 609.587.2272or609-586.4120, 609448-5707. ariveways. We also deliver non-drlnker,local references ceeklng, 609.924-4474. FREE ESTIMATES -- gravelsand, topsoil, ete Call fromprevious homes, ~09-~24- roofing etc. Quality work,low exc,refs. Bill Spears, 609-771- a nytlme,609-924.0555. rates, free est mates.609-0869 Windowglazing and painting. 0614. 3592, Call609.737-0847 or 397-2873, ¯ ALL TYPESof excavating; WANTEDTO RENT- Prln- after 6. POWER VENTILATING = eetonapt. male, 31, no pets, no ROOMAVAILABLE -- July l landclearing; septic systems; ATTICFANS - installed.Cut smoking,quiet, under$250, in pHvate homein Cranbury. EXPERIENCEDSEMINARY drains; driveways installed, airconditioning costs by I/3 TOP SOIL -- Fill dirt and (Willlngto repair or Cancellatlonof ClassiBedads Prwate entrance & bath, $110 Cancellationof ’Classified ads PROFESSIONALPAINTING PAINTER¯ wants inter, work,- cut out, stoned or paved; call must be madeby 4 p,m. on per ran. 609-448.0226days or must be made by 4 p.m. on thissummer. 201-821-9106 after drivewaystone, 609.256-7032 orrenovate), Days, 201-885.7294, -- interior & exterior. Ed Reasonable,Free Est. Call AIPadgett I201)356-3735after 6 pm. " eves..201-350-2435, Monday, , 655-4229evening. Monday. Noebals,609-443-3559. Gree 609-452.2359. I 5 p.m. ¯ 259-2627e;,’es, ’ HOME HUNTER’S. GUIDE Thursday,.Tune 16, 1977 11-B WALTERB¯ the Gallery of Homes

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~( ~( A TOWNHOUSE is newly offered in the 4( Boroughof Princeton. This graceful 75 year old town househas three stories. 4( The first two floors contain five bedrooms,a large kitchen, study andfour 4( bathe. Thethird floor is a separatetwo bedroomapartment. The panacheof a 4= Georgetowntownhouse in the middle of 4( Princeton. 4( ...... $115,000. 4( t( 4( FROMANY ANGLE .~( This has to be oneof our favorite homes. .~( NEWLYOFFERED IN THEBRAEBURN SECTION - This 3 bedroomColonial is set on a ’ private, woodedlot. A StewartThompson designed fireplace is featuredin the living room, ¯ Four bedroomsand study "~( Frenchdoors in the dining roomlead to an arbortopped slate patio. Mahoganypanelled study ¯ Twoindoor fireplaces .~ with built-in bookcasesand bar, 2 ½baths, screenedpoch. Full basementincludes wine cellar.¯ ¯ Throeand one-half baths In Princeton Townshlg...... t125,0® ¯ Nearlyfour acres "~ ¯ Threebox stall horsebam ~( ¯ Fencedpastures ,~( OverlookingCountry Club property in norabyMontgomery Township. ~K ~SS,000. .~

The mature plantings screen this CHARMINGBRICK end FRAMESplit level on a prime PrincetonBorough street within walkingdistance to public transportation, the University, ¯ public schoolsand town. Three bedrooms, living room,dining room,eat-in kitchen, family roomand 2 ½bathe, PLUSlarge basementand 2-car garagemake this a fine buyat.. t98,.500. RESPLENDENTColonial set on a quiet, tree.lined cul-de.secin a clesirablePrinceton location¯ This homeis offered for immediateoccupancy. Four bedrooms,including an elegant bedroomsand sitting roomsuite arrangement,and 2 ½baths¯ Cherrypanelled study¯ Ceramic tile throughoutthe house.Air conditioned.Decorated with a flair for fine interior design. ¯ ¯ : ~,*~,:~:~.~(:::’: 7i;+.’.~+,:+: 3-.f ~;?,.... ::: ,~, ~’.~’,...... t122o500,

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A NEWAND BRIGHT LISTING - The homeof the year located in a secludedo,ua is on the market.This e bedroomCape Cod has a large entry haU.formal living roomand dining room, 3 ~h baths, large eat-in kitchen, carpetingand hardwood floors, a basement,panelled family roomand for the energyconscious buyer, the family roomand living roomeach have a fireplace. There’sa patio for your summerentertaining. Move right in. Thehome and grounds are in excellentcondition. For ~4e500.,t his homecan be yoursl

PSSSSSSST’,NEW, NEW, NEW - It’s a hugeand beautiful Colenisl meantfor the growing FIRSTTIME ADVERTISED - Beautiful Ranchin WestWindsor. Very largo riving roomwith family. Thereare 7 bedrooms,3 ½ baths, a 31 ft. long family room,large eat-in kitchenwith a fireplace andsliding doorsopening OUt to a large backyard ideal for Ell sportsactMtias. Largo ¯ brandnew no-wax floor, 2-car garageand a beautifully finished basement.You’ll also enjoy family roomwith fireplace ande 3-car garagemake this homejust the place to relax anden- the summerin the in-groundSylvan pool with its concretepatio. It’s hardto find a homelike tertain. Ownerleaving soonfor Alaska...... AlklnB $74,000. this one -- don’t miss it ...... tlr/,goo. A PEACHOF A PAIR- Thesetwo newly constructed3 bedroomhomes are maintenancefree STARTINGOUT or SLOWINGDOWN? - In either case, your needsare limited. This three with afumlnumsiding andcome complete with a fireplace in the family room,2-car garage, bedroomstucco Ranchin Princeton Twp. affords enoughliving for you plus the THEGOLD that wasleft behindat Marshall’s Cornerin HopewellTownship in the 49’ere rush dishwasherand basement. All this for only ...... 161,000. potential rental for extra income.Completely finished basementincludes living room,two to California. Handsome,vintage stone (coveredwith painted cement)and frame (aluminum bedrooms,storage room, kitchen, bath, [sundryarea end a separateentrance ...... $79,500. sided) homehaving 4 + bedrooms,2 full ereamictile baths, countrykitchen in wingthat was addedten yearsago along with the masterbedroom suite. Hugeoriginal stone fireplace in the IMMACULATESPMT in LawrenceTwp. Three plus bedrooms,large living room anddining cozypador and possibility to restore at least onemore fireplace in the cheerfuldining room. roomwith hide-a-wayden make this homeideal for entertainingor easyliving. Yourpets, 2 Addbeautifully finished randomfloors, old beams,pie wedgestairs andwide window silla. m leggedor 4 legged,will be safe in the fenced-inyard ...... Asking$54,0~0. Loadsof other goodiessuch as a carriage house,3 stall barnand a 20x40in-ground pool¯ All this on 2.5 acres andyou can ownyour ownPOT OF GOLD. Listed at ...... $1@6o000. REALTOR" WALTERB. NEWON THE MARKET - It is the desirable Fairfield modelin Hickory Acres, but this one HERE’SA CHALLENGE- This 5 bedroom,2 beth homeneeds work. That’s why it’s pdced featuresan in-groundpool and plush carpeting, central air, slate portico, freshpaint inside and Memberof belowtoday’s market. If you’vegot muscleand ideas, this homewould bring backthe charm MultipleUstlng Service out, andnew floors in the foyer andkitchen¯ Maywe shpw you this one?...... larl~0. of a By-GoneEra ...... ; ...... $63,000.

LlndaCemevale PrincetonSa|es Staff ZeldoLaechever F¯M¯ Comizzo5 Ruth Skillman PRINCETON WEST WINDSOR PENNINGTON FLEI~IINGTON Mercer, Somersetand Allenaarttey DorothyZapalac EleanorSuydam (609) 924-0095 (609) 799-1100 (609) 737-3301 (201) 782-4606 serving people since 1885 realtors ¯ insurers ForRent - Apts. FIELDVIEW ESTATES MODERNAPT FOR RENT - RockyHill 4 rooms& bath and largestorage room. A/C, NOW RENTING private entrance,off street NOW RENTING! OPENFOR INSPECTION parking, working couple preferred.No pets. Fordetails WEEKENDS- 12 - 5 P.M. call 609.924-t2g0. PRINCETON ARMS EFFICIENCYAPARTMENT THREEMODELS: --for rent near Princeton, Call Luxury Apartments NORTHGATE COLONIAL- RANCH - BI-LEVEL 609-799-1385. APARTMENTS STARTINGAT: $51,900. APTFOR RENT -- between Hopewell& LambertviUe, I I and 2 Bedrooms bedroomcountry setting, OneMile Road $250/mo.Ca l 609-397.8173. andPrinceton-Hightstown Rd. From$225. per month (opposneMcgraw Hill) DiDONATOREALTORS HIGHTSTOWN- 4 rooms FACING EastWindsor, N. J¯ Plln~llofl’HlghlllOmed,.Zlll Wk~dlO~.NJ, 0B$12 newlyreuovated in older home,private entrance, WASHINGTONCROSSING PARK, N.J. Features: preferworking couple no (609) 448.6SSS children,nopets. Can between if/all-to-Wall carpeting over 7 & 9 p.m.weekdays. 609.448- 0958. ImmaculateAll-Brick Rancherof QUALITY concrete in 2nd floor apts. DIRECTIONS:From Trenton, North on Route130 turning Right Construction. Maturetrees on 1½acre land- All Utilities except Electric 1 and 2 Bedrooms at light on Princeton/HightstownRoad (Rt. 571) to Hight- PRINCETON-- 6 room scapedlot. Central air conditioning. Spacious stownMain Street light whereyou turn right continuingon apartment- excellentlocation Individually controlled heat Route539 five blocksto LeshinLane. for shopping& busing. Ideal roomswith wall-to-wall carpeting.3 bedrooms,2 from $230. per month for profesmonalcouple, not baths, large panelledfamily room.2 fireplaces. 2 air conditioners suitable for children.$450/mo Full basement,2-car garage,huge attic for easy Private entrances heat included.For appt. call expansion. Features: For Rent- RoomsForRent - Apts.609-924-7304,after 6pm. Walk-in closets ¯ SWIMMINGPOOL (60?)737-2428 $85,000. Individual balconies ¯ PLAYGROUNDFACILITIES LAWRENCEVILLE -- ON AN ESTATEIN PRIN-EFFICIENCYAPT - for Storage room within apt. subletAug. 15, lease avail., ¯ OFF STREETPARKING Completehouse privileges. CETON-- t Br apt.over Laundry Rooms ¯ AIR CONDITIONERS Parkmg.609-896-9467. garage available im- $172/moplus utilities plus mediately. Couplepreferred securitydeposit. I m ]e from Snperintendent on site ¯ KITCHENWITH DINING AREA IIAVESPACE AVAILABLE$3?5/mo609-921-1050. Prnceton. 669.448-1756. ¯ THERMOSTATCONTROl.LED HEAT in16 roomcountry home in For Rent- Apts.For Rent- Apts. Griggstown.Large estate, (includedin rental) secluded,60’swimming pool. ONE &’ TWOBEDROOM Open Mon.-Fri. ¯ WASHEREt DRYERFACILITIES APTS.-- for immediate:oc-8 MI. NORTHEASTOF Responsiblemale,2.5-25. $160a cupancyat Windsor Castle E. PRINCETON- furnished SUBLET"I bdrmgarden apt wooded NEWlot, LUXURY2 Br.dining DUPLEXroom, - 12:00-5:00 p.m. ¯ RESIDENTSUPERINTENDENT month.Immediate. 201-2559- WfndsorTwp. From Princeton Efficiency apartment. inMercerville, furnisheiL full basement, I-½ baths, w/w ¯ MASTERTV ANTENNA 2544. take571 to Old Trenton Rd. $150/mo. Gentlemau Sept. 1, ’W- Aug.31 ’78. ¢Z30carpeting, deck call 609.292- Sat. 10-2 p.m. makea rightthen proceed to preferred. I me. security: No plus/me.609.586-1571 thefirst left beyond a couple pets anu no smoking.Reply m ’9283before 7 p.m. 609-448-4801 ForRent - Apts.hundredfeet from Old Trenton box 03996 c/o Princeton Road.609-448-5995. Packet. MODELAPARTMENT OPENDAILY EFFICIENCY APART- EFFICIENCY APT FOR Directions: from Princeton ¯ Prlncelon;Hlghtsfown Rd., 2 BEDROOMspacious apt for MONTGOMERY TWP -- ALLENTOWNN,J. - 2 BR’s,,MENTS- by day, week or RENT- located in walking turn right onOld Trenton Rd., % mile turn left and (609)448-5935 rent,located in walkingBelle Me~d area, 2 furnished month. Furnished or un- distance’ to University. followsigns. distancetoUniversity living apts.t & 2 bdrzns,t your lease. largeLR, large bath, furnished. 1½ mi. South of $175/mo.Heat & water in-. rmw/fireplace, neat& waterAvail.Atg I.$300 &- $275 plus modernizedkitchen, heat, WashingtonRoad¯ Call after eluded. Refs, security, star- incl.$395/mo. Refs. security. utilities. I monthsecurity & sewer water incl+ $260 me. 9:30p,m, 609-924-5792. ling July1. 609-799-2537. StartingJuly L 60~-’tOO-~F/refs. required.201-359-3762. Cal609-921-2417 or 921-2435.

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the DUTCHCOLONIAL: MATURE LANDSCAPING O BELLS ARE Vacant and ready for immediate possessionl A newly decoratedinterior with large front to back master bedroom, 2 fireplaces, formal dining, RINGING Ba g aLellewithin the basement,outbuildings, at $54,900.

Princeton Area ~ PRINCETONTOWNSHIP ONE STORY: " .i=.". .G ~ .e at Penningt;o..~~ IMMEDIATELYAVAILABLE :,’,’.’..an-’:’% ,,mR~*:~, ~ J~ A 2 bedroomwith central air conditioning,built-in bookcases, interior windowshutters, all ap- pliances remaining, full basement,breezeway to red brick patio, garage. $57,900.

PRINCETONMULTI-FAMILY: BOROUGHLOCATION A 4 unit duplex with eachapartment having two ~ bedrooms,living room, dining room, kitchen and bath. Each unit has its own separateutilities. Private yard. $5%900. ’~?~ ’S WHETHERJUNE’S WEDDING BELLS Oneof sixteenoriginal Nilsen designs at CharlestonRiding II CRANSURYCUSTOM DESIGN: BRICK AND ALUMINUM AREFOR YOUR WEDDING in the Princetonarea at Pennington.26 woodedsites, Recessedfront entry to foyer, large living room,3 manyof which are in various stages of completion. bedrooms,central air conditioning, full andhigh basement,enclosed and finished breezeway,2 car BUYYOUR HOME OR YOURANNIVERSARY OverS100,0013. oversizedgarage. $71,900. Opento offers andis in best condition. BUILDING ARTS CENTER THROUGH HEREARE SOME SELECTIONS 12 - 5 every day or by appointment (609) 737-2131 CENTURY21 CARNEGIEREALTY OIRECT|ONS:Travel North or South OF AVAILABLELISTINGS on1-95 to thePennington- Rt, 31 exat. ALIVING ENVJRONMENT~= = =/’~J~f. C_FROM. miles}.Right turn, proceed past Main St, f’~td, 1 blockto AbeyOr., right turn to fur- L nishedmodel.

For Rent- Apts.

PRINCETON MEADOWS SUBLET . Hunters Glen. Avail.mid July. 2 bdrms,2 full 6 BEDROOMS:3 FULL BATHSAND 2 HALFS,3000 baths,$304/mo. Call Sat. or sq. ft. approx.2-story with entry, 2 fireplaces one Sunor weekdaysafter 6 pro. in formalliving roomand onein the family center, 609-799-1304. 2 zonedheating and central air, built-ins, ther- mopane windows, thermodore oven, full basement,oversized 2 car. $104,900. TO SUBLET- ReadyJuly I. A . ,...-.!. onebedroom apt. at FoxRun in Plainsboro,minutes from HILLSIDE CONTEMPORARY:VIEW*VIEW*VIEW DINNERBELLS signal gracious entertaining in this Princetonand the train A 4 zonedcast iron gas hot watersystem, central A HoneymoonHome in Choice Location with station.For information call ranch with a Dining Room - Family Room SOMERSET- OPEN HOUSE 609-799-9176anytime. air in ceiling, raisedhearth stone corner fireplace: Combination with FIREPLACE. $48,900. Mature Trees and Natural Setting. $64,900. 5 bedrooms,12x58 rear redwooddeck. Best view June 18 1-5 P.M. on the marketl $125,000. 4 RM. APT.- 2nd floor.No , ;,. ~, . ¯ . ~ 3WINSTONDRIVE (Near Corner of JFKBlvd. children no pets. Coupleor- . ¯. ~,~.:..~~ , singe. 201-722-3179. COUNTRYHOME WITH SECLUSION, yet ac- . " - ~ ~ Mint conditon, 4 bedroomColonial. Family room, living room, formal dining room, 2 ½ baths, newly cessible to Princeton. Maintenancefree, heavily 3 ROOMAPT. North side wooded2 acres approx., stone fireplace, modern decoratedkitchen, 1 car garage,patio, central air Manylie. Ca l after 5 p.m201- cond. Beautiful new 20 x 30 Rec room addition 725-3813. kitchen. $62,9001 with oak planking on floors and walls, raised hearth brick floor-to-ceiling fireplace. You’ll love SUBLET- 1 bdrm apt at the floor plan designedfor family living and en- HuntersGlen, $236/m0. lease expiresJan’78, call after 6pro, ~~~.!’d tertaining -- has to be seen,asking ..... $79,900. 609-799-8350. ~.~.~.~=~" ,,_~...... =:~. "~~ BARROOD REAL ESTATE NEWYORK CITY SUBLET- 3 months. Furnished I bedrm REALTORS (291) 247-8664- (201) 846-1661 apt. Chelseasection. 609-924. KROL SLEIGHBELLS were o~en heard outside this 1830 50Paterson St. 700Easton Ave. This BELLRINGER is only 4 years old, has 3/4 Colonial, beautifully restored and ready for oc- 6934or 212-6~1-3491. 924-7575 bedroomsand 2 full baths. A great buy. $54,900. NewBrunswick, N.J. So(nerset,N.J. cupancy. Realtors $72,500. EFFICIENCY - $160, in Griggstown with fireplace. HOMERE~JTALS, Brkr, $40. 609-394.5900.

PENNINGTON-- Downtown, very large two floor apart- ment. 4 bedrooms, two full CENTURY 21 baths. Available immediately. REALTYCO. Princeton, Inc. $465plus utilities. 201-359.3610. Realtors CARNGI .,ss, u s, Offering ECONOMICALSPECIAL - I bedroom,$175: Princeton. HOME RENTALS,Brkr, $40. 921-6177 609-394-5900 ¯ Rolling Meadows 4 ROOMS- No children,no pets.Apply 155 So 6thAve. ¯ "In the rolling hills of MontgomeryTownship we Manville. have distinctive custom built two-story Colonial REALTi’ INC. and Ranch designs. 3 ROOMAPT. - Available July 1. Couple preferred. LAWRENCEVILLE¯ Apply 905 Kennedy Blvd., 24 homes from $85,000 Manville. FOR SALE BY OWNER Exquisite large center hall colonial on landscaped IMME~::::DIA---~I;E-OC-CUP-:~N--CY" ROOM-- in pvt. In. house, half acre lot, 4 bedrooms,2½ baths. Panelled Houses designed by outstanding Colonial ar- Princeton Jct. Parking, ~WINRIVERS chitects and built by Rick Grosoo. Plans maybe laundry, kit. privileges, a/c, family roomwith fireplace and built-in cabinets. seen at Hilton Realty office. Call for further details frplce. Female preferred, Eat-in kitchen overlooking secludedwooded lot. $175/mo. 609-799-1923 after Wall-to-wall carpeting, full basmeent. Owner 3 BedroomTownhouse, Quad IV 6pro. transferred, mustmove. (St.1893 194 Nassau Street 921-6060 OPENHOUSE FinishedBasement Appliances LARGEI bedroom, all ap- REALTORS Membero[ Multiple Listing Service pliances newly decorated, Sat., June18 MostDrapes Rocky Hill. HOMERENTALS, 12 RosalindRoad Sun., June19 190 Nassau Street, Princeton, NewJersey 08540 Brkr, $40. 609-394-5900. 609.771.1346 "" Noon.6 609-924-0322 NearPool, Elementary School A COMPLETE ATTRACTIVELYfurnished andNYC Bus room in Lawrenceville. REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION For Rent - Apts. For Rent - Apts. Private bath and entrance. For appointmentcall 609-896- TWIN RIVERS OPEI~ HOUSE TOURS HOPEWELL,N.J. ~Prime PRINCETON- I bdrm apt, 0862alter 5pm. WE SPECIALIZE IN area. =& duplex, 3-4 i$37,900w/convenflonnl.morlgoge bedrooms/recreation room- ~artiallyampas, nifty,furn. nowt& blockthru Aug.from ’TWIN RIVERS TOWNHOUSES SUMMERROOM FOR RENT office, liv. room,dining area 31. $250per ran. plus util. 609. -- bright roomfacing beautiful PRESENTING OPEN HOUSE TOURS with bay window kit- 924-8744. chen/medernappliances, both yard, private entrance, STARTING AT: 609-448-5645 plus yard & basement. shower, kitchenette, parking, H30/mo. call 609-92t- FURNISHED GARAGE 5 rain. to PalmerSquare. $110 241712435. AP’ARTMENT FOR SUM- incl. util. 609-921-1044. QUAD II- 532 NETTLETONDRIVE MER- One mile from Palmer For Rent- Apts. For Rent- Apts. Square in Western section. SUNDAY, JUNE 19th 1-5 P.M. APT-6 too. sublet,$270/mo.2 Large yard and pool. $175 MERCERVILLE -- one ...... bdrms,2 bath rooms.609-H8- month.Call eves. 609-921-2086.bedroom.All utilities except MANVILLE- 4 rm. apt.. no HOPEWELL,N.J. - Prime 5552, after 6 pro. electricity & cooking gas. FOLLOW DDR SIGNS pets. Heat & hot waler in- area. Duplex, 3-4 bedrooms $215/mo. Call 201-359-3610 cluded. Avail. July L 201-725- /recreation room living FRANKLIN CORNER LAMHERTVILLE-- 2 rooms evenings. Avail. July 1st. WEEKDAYTC)URS ALSO AVAILABLE 8582. room with fireplace, dining GARDENS &bath= furnished, w/wcarpet, r~om,modern kitchen, plus roomAreasapls. most In parkllke spacious setting 4 & 8 all utdities, quiet country front & back porch, sundeck,just offRt. #1. road, single workin[~person, A~ARTMENT FOR RENT, 2 Medinm-slzed Colonial in superb condition. yard & basement. $455/mo. .$225/mn plus security. E J. bedrooms,kitchen and bath. From $260 Clo~e to schools and shopping; ’~ bedrooms,21~ APARTMENT- 4 rooms near 609-921-2417/2435. ~ede Agency,609-397-1700. Furnished,private entrance, [] Mrs center of town, good for 2 Conveniently located to .parking,15 minutesfrom DiDONATO REALTORS baths, air conditioned. Secluded, yet con- adults. $335/mo, thel utll Princeton, Trenton & Philo. Princeton.Country’ at- venient ...... $91,000. Also, 2 rooms . kitchen &’ 161 Franklin Corner Rd., 1 B E"ffR~~own, mosphere.Professional or combination living-bedreom. YARDLEY- Eft. apt, suitable Lawreecevllle, NJ. See Dora. $125, carpeting, appliances. businessman only. Write Box 609-448.6555 $160/m0.609-924-0633 ea 737- dings.t person, 215493-6673. beautiful surroun. Mgr, Apt. DI. " HOMERENTALS~ Brkr, $40. 564,RD I, Princeton,N.J. 9377. 609-8960990 609-394-8900. ’ " 08540.

! Thursday,June 16, 1977 13-B

Springtime... Henderson, Of Course! FromPrinceton 1921-2776~ From Hopewell ~466-2550}

Ih.autilul Cape CqMin Itopewell’s prettiest neighberhood.Four large bedrooms,eat-ln kitchen, lovely living rcmmand spaclous dlning room...all for only ...... $55.g00. A FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT DESIGN...IN THE PROVINCE LINE ROAD AREA OF HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP! A just right "cuntemvorary" that has seamned a bit. Built DELIGHTFUL AND COOL YOU WILL BE WHEN SWIMMINGIN THIS PaOLI about twentyyears before its time. incorpuratlngnatural wt~xls, flagstone and lots of glass and living in this berne which is the ultimate in WestWindsor- Luxury, Comlort, Superbly Designed. Air Conditioned Home,covered screened patio enhanced hy magnificent innd- for a house that’s hmto live in and easy to maintain, Youwork in a center kitchen with every convenience,that looks out on the morethan ampledining room.just off the deck. not seeping and fully fenced grounds. Youname it - this house has everything kuxgimtblet far fromthe delightful living roomwith a wall of glass and a colonial fireplace not to be Spacious living r(mm,dining room.panelled family roomw/firephee and winding stairway found in each a modern beuse...usuallyt Three bedrooms, two full baths and a to MBRsuhe, klehen w/breakfast area and powder room. Unique master bedroomsuite llbrary/foyer completethe first floor. The lower level almost duplicates the upper, with a w/slttlng room, two separate dressing rooms, bath. office, three more bedroomsand two bedroom,study, full hath, large family ro~mwith walk-trot access to the beautiful grounds, morebaths, plus the convenienceof an upstairs laundry, betted two-car garage and all so a full fireplace, workshopand utility room.Air cnnditinned, main old! All on 3+ acres of cinse to the railroad station, shoppingand schools. Call to see this nil’ty house.... $122,500. tall trees, natural plantingsand a viewof the ltopeweilValley! I t’s spectacular...at best. From Belle Mead 1874-5191) ...... $157,500. "THE SKILLMANFARM" Sklllmon,New Jersey

110 Etra Road" Hightstown $53,500 FaiRy modernized:hreostory Vietorlan in lovely area across from Peddle School En- closed slate entry 5)yet. living rtmmwith corner stone fireplace, spaciousformal dining r(:~)m, bright-airy kitchen, super all-l)nrpese roomwith adjoininghdl bath for mother-in- law. stinh.nt, etc. Secondfloor offers three large earner hedroon]s and second bath. Extra h,nus! Tifird floor finished hldeaway~Full basement.No malntenanceainmlnum skiing a nd detachedtwwcar for addedallure. ()f rout., old shade. This "hL~torle landmark" in MontgomeryTownship deserves a private showing for the discriminating purchaser, l )ro[essinuxlly landscapedand meticulouslymanicured, this 9.3 acre AUTIIENTIC COLONIALFARM has been unbelievably maintained. Rams, carriage house, several quaint outbuildings, 20x40’ in-ground pool are amongthe many elegant features. This charmingcountry estate and wonderfullamily home, including at- HERE’S THE OLD VICTORIAN COMPLETELY RESTORED TtlAT YOU’VE tached apartment has just been offered by the Sklllman family for ...... $10T,000. ALWAYSASKED FOR! One hundred years old, but completely modernized. Living room, dining room, kitchen, three or four bedrooms,one bath. Andof course, the old romantic screened perch. In absolutely mint comlitinn on a mature lot with manytrees. Only ...... ~ ...... $59,500.

IiOPEWELL TOWNSHIP ONEFLOOR LIVING ANDPLENTY OF IT! Immaculate inside and out this four bednmm,2i,~ hatit rancher features a large cathedral eeillnged family roomwith unusual vauhedfireplace and beilt-ln entertainment bar. Luxurinnswall to wall carpeting, formal living anti dining r(mm~Master bedrc~)mhas private reading area and bath. Central air- comlhhmlng--attractively inndscapedone acre parcel in WesternSection of Township...... $76,000. EWING Three bedr(mmsenti in mint comlition, downto the chesmut wtx:dwork.Living rt~;m with [ireldaee. dining room.eat-in kitchen, full hast.ment, attached garage. Tworooms CLASSICCENTER HALL VICTORIAN ,n the third floor ...... $26.900. Newoffering. A most handsomeand charming center hall farmhouse on almost 5 acres offers 4 very lovely and large bedrooms,den {or fifth bedroomif neededLcountry eat-in THERE’S A PRICE IN PRINCETON TIIAT IIAS ALMOST DISAP- - . kitchen with space galore, family roomwith fireplace, spacious living room, R-E-A-L-L-Y PEARED...$74.500[But we offer the above charndnghouse for this very figure~ A two- // .... big dining room,2 full bath,;, also 2 story barn with newroom in very good condition. You’ll story colonial with attic for expansion, hdl basementanti w{~Medint. It. of COUrSe,has a find this Home+ Acreage + Location not available very area. Take advantageof this rare living roomwith fireplace, formal dining room,eat-ln kitchen, three bedroomsand a den or offering at ...... $125,000. 4th bedroom,two and a hall’ baths! Almostunbelievable? But there’s al~ a basement[Set well back from the State Roadwhere a neighboring house is on for over a hundredthousand. All wereasking for this value is $74.500,$74,500, $74,500, $7,1,500~ ",a=,.l lill::: .

ELEVEN"fEARS YOUNGAND IIOOMY - Four large bedroom. 2½ baths. 24’ living room, h)rntaldiningronm familv room 24’, too Fuilba~ment. two-cargarage, central air ...... $66,900. MONTGOMERY 4 Bedroomcustom cemer hall Colonial on a oneacre ~ndscapedIoL Family room with " ’ fireplace, living room, [ormal dining room, 2~ baths, cat-in kitchen, 2-car garage, brick patio with gas grill, central air conditioning.You’ll love the floor plan designedfor family living and entertaining ...... Asking $86,900.

IlOPEWELL TOWNSIIIP ONEOF PRINCETON’Smost gracious hunses...Steadmun-designed and movedfrom its ’I\vo years youngthree bedorom.21~ bath rancher on 2],,~ high acresl Maintenanceires and Our Belle Meadoffice presents this bcautifully maintained and appointed r~idenee in aa original location to this lovely two acre lot with tree~ and formal gardens, not to mention ideal family communityin MontgomeryTownship. An unusual 4 bedroom.3 full bath split morethan 2 dozenexquisite holly trees, near CarnegieLake, just over the bridge. A modern spetless it has a large formal living roomwith fireplace, super eat-ln country kitchen, original den/family r~mm,attached two car garage and a basementyou could get lost in with high level of quality construction and impeccableprofe~iouxl landscapingthat can only be Ken wingwas incorporatedin the 50’s that blends in beautifully with the originall The ceiling and dry weather! ...... $84,500. by you to judge its merits and manyextras. A completely new and unmunllylarge kitchen two parloure form to makea warmfamily rc~m with high ceilings and fireplace, the new with generous cabinets, sparkling Formica counters and a gleaming no-wax vinyl floor wing provides a formal living roomwith elegant marble fireplace. Amaster bedroomsuite beneath panelled and brick walls is certain to delight each family member.A shaded, with full bath and door~to the patio is nearby. Of course, a formal dining room.and super EASTAMWELL family kitchen completethe first floor. Bedroomsupstairs are in separate wings with two Circa 1790 carpeted and beautifully inndscaped patio with a flowin8 water fountain and outdoor lighting looks up to the 40 x 20 in-ground pool und lends u decorative touch to this out- and a full bath in one part, and three with two baths in another. All newwiring, heating, of Circa ITqll Colonial on 4.5 woodedacres with two bedroomsand bath. Living and dining standlng offerlng ...... ~6,900. course, and a barn-garage completesthis almost pedect picture ...... $187.500. rooms, kitchen, large screened in perch. Fieldstone walk-in fireplace with beard floors, nunksand crannies. Authentic restoration is posslble ...... q_l${g),900. ENDEoRJOHNT. 0N MEMBER: MERCERand SOMERSETMLS INTERNATIONALREAL ESTATE FEDERATION RELO, INTER-CITYRELOCATION SERVICE PRINCETONREAL ESTATE GROUP

HOPEWELL PRINCETON BELLE MEAD Hopewell HouseSquare Route 206 4 CharkonStreet Hopewell, NewJersey 08525 Princeton, NewJersey 08540 Belle Mead,New Jersey 08502 (609) 466-2550 (609) 921-2776 .(201) 874-5191 HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE 1 4-B ’rh=~.,June 16, 1977

GRANDOPENING SECTION TWO

l)ianneF. IIh,acher Marj.rieKerr Lorraim,Bok’e Italh Kornlnn I,arryC.llin~ J.a. Qnackenbush I~T 1893 Sh.,ila C..k K... ltemlall.Jr. ce REAI,T()IiS Ted David KenIlendall. 11l MERCERMg0R N01¢I’H ¯ n¢"Chttn . q{n IhtrlmraEllis CedlvIt,,ss try SpecialistS" IqO Nassatt Street, I)rhlcelon. NewJersey I)8541) I|ets,.y tlardin¢ IlalphS.)’der 609-924-0322 "RAMBLEWOOD" A COMPLETEI{1.:AI. ESTATI,= APrinceton address in this exclusive newarea of eight custombttilt homes nestled into 1 ~ - 2 acre lots in NorthLawrence Two. adjacent to Prinectonand ORGANIZATION just minutesto shopping,churches, railroad stations plus the finest in public and private schm)ls.

.¢ ’ $101,000.

8½0/0-30 YR. MORTGAGES NEW ELEMENTARYSCHOOL NEXTTO TRACT $99.000. AVAILABLE NOW! MANYEXCLUSIVE FEATURES

Gracious 4 or 5-bedroom Cohmial on private half-acre circular tree-covered lot anchoring the This distinctive and appealing older homeineindes Mas.o Drive section of Riverside. two blocks FROM $50,900 front an .utstattding elententary school. a 2-car garage with an artist’s studio above. The FOURMAGNIFICENT NEW MODELS Beautiful screened-in porch ideal for ootd.ur setting is appropriately picturesque for creative endeavors and it is located in West Windsor ACROSSFROM MERCER MANOR summer living. Three hlocks fr.m Carnegie $95,00(I. lake. Large living room wiLl: Brephtee, and a Townshipclose to Princeton ...... $65,000. COLLEGE tw’o-cargarage. OPENEVERY DAY FOR INSPECTION ...... Asking $125,000. FROM12 NOON PRINCETON TOWNSHIP

Littlebrook seclusion; a sloping woodedsetting for THE FINEST IN CONSTRUCTION WITH REINFORCED CON- a ranch of two levels with many new features. CRETE FOUNDATIONS, BRICK FIREPLACES, ItARDWOOD Three bedrooms, two baths on one level; new full I UNIVERSITYHEIGHTS DISPLAYMODELS FLOORS, EASY LIVING FLOOR PLANS WITH OVERSIZE bath and two bedrooms on lower level. Newwall- ROOMS. to-wall carpeting and glorious newdeck. DIRECTIONS:FromRt. 1 ~ 130Circle, (NewBrunswick) Take EXTRAS INCLUDE: ...... asking $98,000. Rt. 1. South17 Miles to Re.533 (Port Mercer-Mercerville) Take ¯ RICH CUSTOM KITCHEN CABINETS WITH TOP LINE AP- Jughandleto Cross Back Over Rt. 1 (LeftTurn) Follow Rt. 533 PLIANCES t CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING ¯ HARDWOODFLOORS, (QuakerBridge Rd.) To the Third Traffic Light Turn Left Onto COLONIAL SIX PANEL DOORS -- COLONIAL TRIM ¯ LARGE WOOD. YoungsRd. Follow thru to HughesDr. TurnRight and Follow EN DECKS¯ MARBLE VANITIES ¯ IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Thruto MERCERMANOR NORTH. (609) 586-6226. FROMSOMERVILLE: Take Route 206 South to Princeton, Visitour Beautiful Models RIVER ROAD Proceedto Re. I (South)Then Follow above Directions. _ExclusiveAgent: .EverySat. &Sun. 12-4 P.M. or by Appt. DI RECTIONS:]:Date 2~t to Carh.rlid. to VanKirk lid..n left. L(mkfor Weltlelsigns.n Charndng 24g-year old Cohmial with 5 bedrooms, left. HUNTERDON COUNTRY 1 ½ haths, add 5 Brephtces. Also includes a cute i IDEALREALTY CO.,INC. REALTOR (201)283-2600 i tenant Imtise, barns, and almost 10 acres of land . 8 Officesto ServeYou A 3½-acre treed lot provides the frame for this; ..... :...... $169,000., For Rent - Apts. For Rent-Houses handsome Colonial in East Amwell Township. WEIDEL REAL ESTATE Features include a living room with huge stone BUCKSCO. -- NEWHOPE -- fireplace, dining area. modern kitchen, laundry East Windsor Rent now- Oct. Large char- REALTORS- INSURORS room. den, 3 bedrooms. 1 ½ baths. 2-car garage, mingcolonial on 3 acres, lawn (609~ 737-1500 and beautiful appointments throughout.. $73,900. PR IVATE ESTATE BE SELECTIVE! &trees. Coolairy living room. ~609~921-2700 {609~896-1000 Sun porch, dining room 3 Route 31 242 ~.,~ Nassau St. 2681 Main St. (Rt. 206} Long Standing bedrooms (AC). Fully fur- An aim.st maintenance-free, 3 year old honte is Responsible Mgmt nished walk to village ex-. Pennington Princeton Lawrenceville situated on ten acres .f beautiful land incloding a press hus to NYC,no ch ldren completely private lake. Seven rooms, 2 baths, and All Modern or pets. $600/mo.incl. util. 212- AVAILABLE RENTALS Finely Maintained 557-8741,215-862-2265. 2-car garage are included in the low price ...... l & 2 Bedroomapts...... $120,000. Fully Carpeted TWIN RIVERS -- QUADIV 3 BedroomFurnished Ranch - $550.00 av. July Fully Air Conditioned TWO BEDROOM 1st. SwimClub Available TOWNHOUSE- $400. month 4 Bedroom Furnished Ranch in the Township, SomeBalconies or Patios includes trust. DDR - PENNINGTON with a/e, in excellent condition, av. Sept. lst- DIDONATO REALTORS, CHESTNUTWILLOW INC. (609)448-6555. $700.00 Located on Dorchester Dr. ForSale LAND¯ very attractive site of 38 acres in Hnn- near Princeton - Hightstown HILTO I 1 BedroomApt. on Nassau St. - $283.00 av. July terd.n C.unty’s East An:well Township. Beautihtl Rd. ByOwners 1st. COUNTRYDELIGHT - on 16 location for a honte ...... $2.600/acre. , From$235 609-448-6960 acres. 3 bedrooms,A low $275. RenovatedVictorian in the WYNBR00KWEST Call HOMERENTALS, Brkr, Office: $40.609-394-5900. village readyto move-in. 975 sq. ft. on NassauSt. - av. July lst- $475.00 Locatedon DutchNeck Rd. off Character and charm. For Rte. 130 detailscall i From$235 ~09-448-3385 FURNISHED3 bedroom + BROOKWOODGARDENS study, home in Princeton¯ 609-466-2466 Located on Hickory Corner Aug. 20 $550/mo. or466-2777 Rd. off Rte. 13O VERY ATTRACTIVE un- From $230 609448-5531 furnished half Duplex in SHARONARMS Hupewell. 4 bedrooms,1 bath, : Locatedon Sharon Rd. off of separate dining room,living For Rent-Houses GRACIOUSCOLONIAL Circle at Intersection of Rts. room with fireplace. Perfect 13O& 33 near Tnpkexit 7-A just for a family. $455/mo. A substantial older Colonial on almost an acre ,: mi north of Rt. 1-95. with manylarge shadetrees and a private rear Fre’m$225 609-259-9449 SUMMERRENTAL - Fur- IIOPEWELL N.J. - Prime FIVE BEDROOMCOLONIAL ONLY THREE yard. This 3 bedroomhome has a living roomwith nished home on Lake Car- area.Duplex 3-4 bedrooms 85% SOLD OUT IN JUST 6 MONTHS! negie. Available for July and /recreationroom, living -YEARSOLD AND BETTER THAN NEW. Large fireplace, formal dining room, 1½ baths, a Aug. Boating facilities. roomwith fireplace dining eat-in kitchen, living room,dining roomand screenedporch and a den or office. There’salso a MORENEW HOME BUYERS HAVE SHOWN PE;FERENCE FOR $675/mo. room,modern kitchen, plus WOODSGLEN BECAUSE OF,.. SUMMERSUBLET -- two family roomwith fireplace. Professionally full basementand garage. front& backporch, sundeck, THEQUALITY AND VALUE: Superior cnnstruction details, 2- apts. available near campus. WALTERB. IIOWE, yard& basement.$455/mo. landscapedtreed lot with a covered porch Offered at $75,000. cargarages, 2 V2 baths, ¾ acre lots, undergroundcity utilities. Reasonable.Call 609-924-4533. INC., REALTOR 609-921-2417/2435. overlookinga private back yard. THESELECTION: 5 models to choosefrom, 3 to 5 bedrooms, 609-921-0095 colonials,ranchers, bi-levels... From $64,900. STARTERHOME THELOCATION: OnWoods Road in Hillsborough,mid.way HOUSE FOR RENT -- West LAKE WALLENPAUPAC- betweenPrinceton and Somerville. Quick access to major Garages WindsorTwp. colonial, 4 bed, Poconos. 5 BR, 2 bath LR, ~m~ Perfect for young couple’s first home. This highwaysand public transportation I=,Zbathavailable Julyl, 1977. DR, porch, all eonvteoces I q4 NassauStreet e q21.60f~0 For Rent $450/m0 p us ut I t es. lakefront. July-Aug. FamI es See Otw(hher Ads. comfortable two bedroomhorrie is on a ¾ acre OPENHOUSE...SAT. &SUN...NOON to S " only. 201-874-32,14or 717-228- :~i.~:ro[~ DIRECTIONS:FromPrinceton, take Rt. 206North. Turn right Referencesrequired. Call 609- woodedlot in rural MontgomeryTownship. There on River Road(¾ mile Northof MontgomeryShopping 799-0640after 6pro. 9422 wknds. is a spaciousliving room,eat-in kitchen,and a full HOPEWELL-- wooded lot. Cenlerl.Go approx. 3 mS.and turn left on TownshipLine acreage carpets, appl. only bath. Best of all is low taxes $532, A modest Road.Go ¾ mS. and turn right on WoodsRoad. Watch for $285, ready’now! HOME EAST WINDSOR -- FOUR investment at $43,000, signs¾ mS. on left. RENTALS,Brkr, $40, 609-394- SO. BRUNS. DUPLEX Far- BEDROOM SPLIT, ONE mhouse,2=& bdrms. $3.50. mo. PLUS TWO HALF BATHS t 402 No. BridgeSt. 5900. Nolease, married family only, DOUBLE ATTACRED Bridgewater.N. J. 201-297-0597. GARAGE - ~. MONTH - South Brunswick OpenHouse Sat. 6- Sun., June r Call us - 466-2444 rt DDR - DIDONATO 18 6" 19 from 1-5. MaintenanceFree 3 Bedroom [x~h~ 201- 526-1020 For Rent-Houses ~ Ontile otnce(201 ) 174.37S0 REALTORS,INC. (609) ~8- Ranchon landscaped’~ acre lot. Walk to school Realtor SUMMER SUBLET -- fur- ~55. MAY AGENCY nishedtownhouse, 3 bdrm, 2½ and NewYork Express Bus. OwnerAnxious. llealtt,r- lesuror blULTIPLE FORRENT -- 4-5 bdrm house, bath,available June 16-Aug 21. $43,900, Servingthe entire Princeton area USIING Call609-924-5985 452-5554. HIGHTSTOWN- 2 bedrooms SERVICE For Rent - Apts. For Rent - Apts. Princeton Jet. a/c fireplace, well under $300.Heat paid, air R[.ALTO~ Rt. 518, Blawenburg furnished/unfurn shed. $650. and more. HOME RENTALS, 609-799-1823. Eveningsg weekends ~l~a~’ APARTMENTAVAILABLE - ROCKYHILL, NJ -- Avail. PRINCETON RANCHER - Brkr, $40.609-394-5900. Directions:Rt. 27 Norlh to StanwotthRd.Make o right at the for July and Aug. $t50/mo. with large yard. 4 bedrooms, KARENHALE359.7632 LARRYMAY466-1619 July’ 1 ’77. 3~ rooms & bath appliances. Kids & pets OK. fork¯ bearright, makea quick left to 12 CambridgeRd.201- I "Call 609-924-4533. effteiency. Quiet sedate }lOUSE FOR RENT- Rocky Mdderately priced. HOME 297-6680 neighborhood. Heat & hot Rill NJ. No pets, 2 bdrms, PRINCETON RANCH -- RENTALS,Brkr, $40. 609-394- Immaculate cond, lg. living water furnished. $275/mo. & living rm w/frplce, screened 5900. , r-. j iFor Rent- Apts. For Rent- Apts. in porch modernkitchen, $325 rm. w. built-in bookcases, w/w LUXuRyUNFURNISHEDAPTS.1 NEW&2 eves.See’dep°sit’Refs’609"924-6151 plusutihties. t 609-921-8291. GRACI"~’~4" BE-E’ffRO’OM- carpet, sliding glass doors to .... " bedrooms. $300 and up. rColonial on private th acre paho& tree-fille~l lot. 3 bdrms, For Rent-HousesFor Rent-Houses AWAY MOST WEEKENDS? SUBLET--JulyI thin Aug31, Meadow LaneApts, 5 minutes SPACIOUS RANCH -- 3 circular tree-covered lot onew. built-in shelves& desk; t Great inexpensive set-up for t bdrm. apt, 1O rain. fPom from Princeton Jet. Call 609- MANVILLES rm apt central bedrooms 2baths, argeliving anchoring Mason Drive kitchen w. dishwasher, responsible youngprofession- Princeton. $200/me. Call 452-8220. air conditioning. $240 plus room, dining room and kif- section of~iverside, 2 blks to disposal, self-cleaningoven; al or grad stuaent. 009-443- Renee609.452-1535 morning or deposit. Ava~.Aug. l Call 201- chen, deck, full basementwith outstanding elementary new bathroom, wasner/dryer; FOURBEDROOM HOUSE -- }|OPEWELL BORe -- 7254989after 6 pro’ school. Beautiful screened-in garage, Onqu!et street near in University Heigbts, MeT- carriage house in town. 2 3857. eve. AVAILABLE JULY 15 -- _ . recreation room, laerg lot overlookmg. canal in Kingston. porch ideal for outside dining. schools, snopping & cerivlle, lt,.~ baths, 2 cfirgar. & bdrms, living rm, dining rm, ’ apartment 5 large r.ooms. --~ . t,g. living rm., with fireplace. recreation. No pets please, basement. $440/mo. Avail. kitchen &bath. Lotsofstorage 3RMZ~dft.-central business PENNINGTON. Downtown, $325/mo includes treat. ONE BEDROOMAPT -- Fox Walkto bus and elementar~ Runavailable July 1 carpet, 2 cargarage. Close to Univ. & Ideal for professional or July20 l yrlease. Refs,& It/= & large backyard. Married or couple, resume, avail, one or two bedroom,$310/mo. Business.couples, no children school. Aval able June 15~ downtown,3 blks from lake, retired couple. $350/mo; i yr: me. see. required. Family couplep.referred. Nopets. $305 ~irl/1. Reply Box #03993 e/o plus utilities. Call 201-359-3810no pets. Mtstone. 201-359. $278.drapes, 609.799.1864. air conditioned, pool, Single family only. $490/mo. evenings. Avail. July 1. $750/mo,Avail, seen. 609-821. lease, renewable. Please cap only no singles. 609-799-9140 plus uttlities. Call 609-466-2363 Princeton Packet. 7722. on yearly lease. 609-452.7085. 2696. 609-924.7B25.. for appo ntmeat eves. HOME HUNTER’,f GUIDE Thursday,June 16, 1977 15"B

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GET THE MOSTOUT OF SUMMERas you picnic on NEWLISTING - Oneand a haft acres surrounds this the oversizedpatio andrelax whilethe childrenplay in the custom ranch in HopewellTownship with a Princeton fenced-in yard. This charminghome has 3 bedrooms, address. Sweepingviews of the surroundingcountry-slde, a panelledfamily room, 1 l,~ baths andsunny, eat-ln kitchen. quiet dead-endstreet are someof the pluses foundin this All this for only ...... FIFTY FOUR, NINE. speical three bedroom,two bath brand newlisting. Call nowfor further details. IN A SMALLTOWN DESIRABLEDEVONSHIRE SPLIT LEVELin tip-top ...... PRICEDIN THELOW EIGHTIES. Wherethe peopleare warmand friendly, wehave a terrrlfie condition; featuring 3 bedrooms,1½ baths, central air, 4 bedroomRanch. The large bright family roomoverlooks panelled family room, formal mirrored dining room and HIGHTSTOWNHONEY[ 3 year old shake and brick a very private rear yard and in-groundpool. Beautifully much more ...... FIFTY EIGHT, THREE. front raised ranch - Livingroom, dining room,ultra kit- decorated.Just minutesto Tpke.Must see. chen with dishwasher, 4 bedrooms,2 full baths, family ...... FORTYSIX, NINE. room,garage, gas HAheat. Convenientto everything...... AFFORDABLEFORTIES . ,,,]i~LII~. A COUNTRYPARADISE - just listed in the rolling hills of South Hunterdon, this delightful 3-4 bedroomcon- temporaryoffers 16 acres completewith a stocked trout streamand 1150’frontage. Thehouse sits back350’ with a windingblacktopped drive in a park setting and it features a spacious living roomwith stone fireplace and a 19x36 center courtyard,ideal for a pool, plus full walls of ther- WEST WINDSORBEAUTY WITH A mopaneglass to "bringthe outsidein" - plus a 20x23family PRINCETON ADDRESS roomthat includes an indoor solarium. Beingoffered for CUSTOMBUILT charming cape cod with jalousied por- Oneof the greatest propertiesin the area is this 5 bedroom, the first time at ONE HUNDREDSIXTY NINE ch, 4 bedrooms,2 baths, familyroom with fireplace, central 2 ½ bath dramatically designedcontemporary. The owners THOUSAND- or ONE HUNDREDTHIRTY NINE air, full basementand only ...... SIXTYFOUR, NINE. loving care is evidentinside and out. A wonderfulhome for THOUSANDwith 10 acres. Don’t miss it. living and entertaining... ONLYEIGHTY ONE, NINE. NEWLISTING Wow!What a house! in HopewellBorough on a great lot NASSAUII split on a prime street in a prime area of veryprivate witha large variety of trees andshrubs. It’s a Lawrenceville.Land-a-plenty for outdoorfun or extensive stone front ranchthat shouldbe featured in "Better Homes gardening. Logburning Fireplace accents charmingfamily and Gardens".Decorated to perfection with 3 bedrooms,2 roomoff of whichis a patio andrear grounds.Many extras baths and a full basementfinished to perfection and even plus a basement ...... MIDSIXTIES includes a private exercise room. Better comerunning on - al_mr~| : ~-~’~ --~ this one at ...... FIFTY EIGHT, FIVE. INQUIRE ABOUTOUR OTHERCHOICE NEWLISTING LAWRENCEVILLEHOMES In the rolling hills of East AmwellTwp., we now offer this massive 4 bedroom,2½ bath colonial nownearing com- 2 BedroomRanch ...... LOWFORTIES OUR NEWESTLISTING pletionon overI acrewith far off viewsand it featuresa 24’ DEVONSHIRECOLONIAL featuring 4 large bedrooms, 2 BedroomRanch ...... LOWFIFTIES Is one of those lovely old LawrenceRoad homes, featuring familyroom with raised hearth fireplace, big 2 ear garage. 2½ baths, panelled family room, formal dining room, 4 BedroomSplit ...... LOWFIFTIES 4 bedrooms,living roomw/fireplace, diningroom, kitchen. There’sstill timeto chooseyour colors. Andit’s onlyin the located in prime area. Asking.... SIXTYNINE, NINE. 4 BedroomColonial in NassauII ...... MID SIXTIES Great old shadetrees and a fantastic large backyardmake ...... MIDSEVENTIES 5 BedroomColonial in Univ. Park ... MIDSEVENTIES this property a must to see . ONLYFIFTY NINE, NINE. ROUTE31, PENNINGTON,N.J. ROUTE130, EAST WINDSOR 2681 MAINST. {RT.206) 242 ½ NASSAUST., PRINCETON 609-737-1500 609-882-3804 609-448-6200 LAWRENCEVILLE609-896-1000 609-921-2700 O,,so r o :EIDEL REAL ESTATE

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ATTENTION For Rent-Houses BUILDERS-INVESTORS LANDFOR ALL PURPOSES tlOPEWELL,N.J.-- Prime q hty ’ area¯ ~.~ duplex, 3-4 EAST AMWELLRANCH ua 122 Acresin mostdesirable area of Montgomery- bodrcoms/recreatlcn room- office, liv. roomdicing area ¯ fully approved.Builders terms available. with bay window, kit- 2.94 Acres Prime building lot on River Road- chen/modernappliances, both Somehouses are just a house,but this oneis a plus yard & basement. home.Immaculate from the doorstepto the end Montgomery.In prestigious area. $430/mo. call 609-921- what : --" ’ 2417/2435. of the 30’ x 17’ carpeted,recreation room.4 26.11 acres of beautiful openrolling land in high bedrooms,2 baths, living roomwith fireplace, residential area of Lawrence. furnished with early Americancharm, custom LARGECOLONIAL-ideally 12.5 acres beautifully woodedland near Scudders located in attractive qualityon over an acre of groundwith fruit trees, Falls Bridge.Perfect for residential development. residential area of West shrubberyand beautiful rock garden.Asking you’re looking Windsornear tra n staton, $64,?00.May we show to you? 5 Buildinglots - subdivided- Finelocation - owner schooland shopping. Backs on it suppliessurvey, pere andsoil log. Alsoavailable to a farm.5 bdrms,2% baths, usable basementand attic 4 4½acres in the samearea. car garage,$600. Avai. Aug. 1, for¢¯ ¯ you,ll find what you want at 100 Buildableacres on Route518 near Princeton f~lt9-921-6612eves. Airport - zonedresearch and development. Wyunewoodat Yardley. NewImmcs set amongthe woodedcountry- 150’ x 130’ Lot in very active commercialarea. 2 COMPLETELYFURNISHED side ol Bucks County. Uncommonhomes tltat have the look nf air conditioned home in Route523 ml. from QuakerBridge Mall. Makean offer. PrincetonTwp. cn busline to Stockton- SergeantsviUe Road luxury at an affordable price. Designedand built with old world 3.86 acres with 2 offices and apt. R.R. spur to NewYork private lane. 3 Stockton,N.J. 609-397-0100 craftsmanshipand care, Wy,mcwoodat Yardley is a very speci,tl bedroomranch, avalable for group¢)f I~a,ldsomc,elegant housc~ for particular families. property. Closeto all major highwaysand buses. the monthof Sept. 1977,$450 ZonedBusiness. Priced rb,ht. plus utilities. Maturecouple There,ire cohmial,Tudor and traditional styles, ,ill with preferred.609-921-6218, 212- tufitlUCdetails to set tltem apart. Audal Yardleyyuti’rc close to WEIDEL REAL ESTATE 953-2155,ask for Dee. sltupping, transpmtation,fine schoolsand recreation of all kinds. For Rent-HousesFor Rent-HousesIt’s a ncigldmrhoodwhere you can enjoy the peaceaud security of 2421/~ Nassau St. CONVERTED18th century countryliving, yet you’re close tu all the conveniencesyou need. Princeton, N.J. grist mill t,z hour from Princeton.Trentonarea on 4 SALEORRENT-- purchased BARN FOR RENT -- Ex- I[ yoo’rehmking for a special Immcfor yutc" special bl)9-921-2700 acres with 2 streams 3 newhome. Large l bedroomcellent for studio or workshop. family, cometo Wynncwoodat bedrooms& 2 baths. Marrod ranchstylecondc,endunit, all Warehouse within 5 miles of Y,trdley. Whateveryour life- couple preferred children appliances,drapes, enclosed Princeton. Call 609-466-2338. style, it’s the placeyou’ll permittedhighest references patio,extras, avail, ira- Early evenings. For Rent-Housesrequired. Lease &security mediately.609-443-5463. wantto call home. $485/mo. The Hunt Agency 8 ROOM RANCHER -- 2 RENTALS LicensedRE Broker 201-782- baths,patio with fireplace, I/2 8 ROOMFURNISHED ranch, 2044or 782-2045. YARDLEYBORO -- 2 bdrmacre lot, Rider College area. HopeweUApartment. 4 rooms 3 miles from Trenton & twnh.eon Canal with full 609-883-7172 after6 pro, and bath. Available im- YardleyPA in neighborhoodcf FORRENT -- IMMACULATEbasement,finished 3rd floor mediately. homeselling for $85000to and small fenced yard. ~- -- ...... ’. $185. $100000. All conveniencesplus 4 BRhouse deadend St. in Marriedcouple preferred no old shadetrees, gas grill & LawrenceTwp, 2 blocks from pets. $250 plus utilities. 609.466-tIILLSBOROUGH -- 3 intercom.$550 plus utilities, 2 NYfrrln/Prnbus. 3 blocks 2363eves. bedrooms,fireplace, garage, May Agency monthsecurity, references Rider College.Avail. immed. $385/moplus utilities. 201-359- required.215-295-2350. a/c, 2~ baths fireplace, ..... 2435. RealEstate. fnsaranre garage,panelled faro. rm, Ig HOUSEFOR RENT - fur- beautifullyldspd let, full dry nished 3-4 bedrooms, ~/z acre TWo~’N-ve,ur~Uvm,v, Rt. 518Box 216 IIOUSE FOR RENT - basement.All appliances,w/w lct, full finished basement, Blawenborg.N.J. begiooimZAug. l. 3 bdrms carpeting, drapes, storage washer/dryer dishwasher, air HOUSE-- Twin Rivers, (6091466-2444 paneledden w/frplce, modernattic, TV/FMantenna & many rend. IV4 miles from $360 me. includes main- kitchen. Excellentcondition, other extras. $800mc.609-924- Onversity, walkingdistance tenaoce. Call 201-591-9330, closeto schoolsand shopping 1760. from Princeton High& elem. leave message. Lawrencevillearea. Callafler school. Avail. Sept. l, 77. 7 pm, 609-924-0052,no brokers. KENDALLPARK RANCH - 3 ~00/mo.Refs. Please call BR,2 baths, garage,secluded after 5 pmand weekends.609- KENDALLPARK ranch -- 3-4 For Rent-Houses 924-2654. school,bedroom, July2 1.bath, $435. near 201-329- bus and =% SUBLET-availabler. July 12.2 ~qa.~d. ~v/2a~aroe.a.20N~4 bedroomtownhouse, White ~’.=’ ’ I~ASTWINDSOR--4bedroom Pine apartments, Lawren- ~"" MONTGOMERYTWP _~o9 Priced fromthe low 80’s. ColonialIn excellentlocaticn, ceville. $570/m0.609-771-0969. BelleMead area, furnished 4 AvailableJuly 1 at $450/mo. P R I N C E T 0 N C O N - bdrm, 2 b~th, all appliances. 1 BARNFOR RENT -- Ex- plusutilities. 1 yearlease, l~h ~ TEMPORARY- Handsome year lease, avail Aug.1. cellent for studio or workshop. monthssecurity required.Air PURNISHED4 BR: lovely architect designedhome on 2 $525/mc.plusutilities.I monthWarehouse within 5 milesof conditioned. 609-448-4081 split colonial, E. Windsor, acre woodedlot wlthbeautiful security &refs. required.291- Princeton. Call 609.466-2338. weekdaysforanappointment, fully furnished,21,.’., ba.ths view of Stony Brook. 4 359-3762. Earlyevenings. familyI room finishes bedrooms,study playroom basement2 car, C/A,patio,~,~. 3t/~ baths fireplace, central 9ROOMCItARMINGcolonial. acre site available June15,. air, tastefully furnished. LAMBERTVILLE-- 3 In’. SMALL-- 2 bedroom fur- 2 ear garage, 2 commercial $,575monthly furnishes or $550 Avail.late Aug.for t0 months.townlaousein nice neigh- nished housefor rent, cen- ,,~ TheMason (.;mttl~ acres, desirablecorner on Rt. monthly unfurnished. $900/mo.609-924-4485 or 924- borhood,a/c, pleasantdrive to trallyabout located,July 1. availableHome 609-924- on or 130 acd ChurchSt. Windsor RICHARDSONREALTY 609- 4317,preferably early morningPrincetonarea. $395/mo. 609- 3692, office 609-924-3290. NJ. 212-5484430. 448-5000. or eveningsor weeRends. 297-M64. HOME HUNTER’3 GUIDE 16-B Thursday,June 16, 1977

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West WindsorThompson Colonial built by Hopewell Valley Builders. This beautifully land- HOPEWELLBOROUGH scaped5 bedroom,3 bath homesits on a 7/8 acre woodedand fenced lot. Thehome is frame with stained cedar siding and includes full basement,2 car garage, laundry room, central air LARGEATTPJ~CTIVE SPLIT LEVEL ¯ Entrancefoyer, large modernkitchen with dining area, living room,family room, 4 conditioning, city water, undergroundutilities, and easyaccess to excellent schools¯The home bedooms,1½baths, utility room,1 car garage,well land- is a soundinvestment at $115,000,encompassing many amenities one has cometo expect from scapedlot, quietstreet perfeet for children...... $56,500. Thompson/HopewellValley homes¯This includes an eat-in kitchen overlooking an exposed NEWLISTING IN WESTWINDSOR - Lovely 3 bedroomsplit levelin com. beamfamily roomwith large raised hearth fireplace, enclosedpatio, formal dining rumwith PENNINGTONBOROUGH mutingarea and within walking distance toexcellent schools. LR& DR with chair rails, living roomwith built-in bookcases,picture windowand slate fireplace, "master DUTCHCOLONIAL WITH CHARM ¯ Modern kitchen with eating cathedralceilings; lower level includes large faro. fm., office or 4th bedroomwith picture window,all oak floors and excellent constructin of HopewellValley area,formal dining room, living roomwith fireplace, family bedroomplus utility room...... $59,500. Buildrs. Principals only, pleasecall (609)924-3727for further information¯ room,3 bedrooms,one furl bath,full basement,2 car garge, situatedon a quiettree lined street ...... $63,900. HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP BEAUTIFULRANCH- with custom features in WestWindsor include 3 CALLUS ¯ andlet usshow you what this all brick expanded BR,LR, DR, Brkfst Rm, Kitchen, 28R all onone level. Spiral staircase Resort Resort rancherhas to offer. Entrancefoyer, modern kitchen with windsdown to lovely faro. rm. w/brick fireplace, fully carpeted and eatingarea, formal dining room with French doors to a large exposedbeams plus a largeutility rm. and storage area with outside Properties Properties brickpatio, living room with fireplace, 4 bedrooms,2 full baths, 2 car garagewith unfinishedroom above, full basementwith entrance...... $64,900. anotherfireplace, 150’ x 250’excellent landscaped lot. SEe,S00. SOUTHERN VERMONT -- LONGBEACH ISLAND - 2-3 OFFICE SPACE cottage in Arlington on 40 bedroom apts, second from gEOUR GUEST ¯ and let usshow you this attractiveColonial acres, beautiful views and ocean, immaculate, at- with a uniquedesign. Entrance foyer, formaldining room, woods,near BattenkilI and Iractive, June; July 23-30 & modernkitchen with eating area, living roomwith fireplace, state park. 2 bedrooms, from Aug. 27 on. Call 609.a93- RESEARCH PARK den, 4 bedrooms,contemporary master bedroom suite modern kitchen & bath, 5800 ask for Judy or 609-737- separatefrom main house with cathedral ceiling withradiant DUTCHNECK DUPLEX - Excellent condition and with an interesting Franklin fireplace excellent 1409after 6:a0 pm. heat,lots of closetspace, extremely attractive, 2½ baths, history.$800. per me. potential rent ...... $84,500.I cond Lion. $500/moincluding basement,beautiful landscaped corner lot, 2 exteriordecks I utilities. 609-452-2417. withone off masterbedroom, 2 car garage...... $79,90(I. INDIAN MT LAKE - clean cottage, sleeps 0, fireplace, SOU’I~HERN VERMONT carpeted, washing machine 3.25per squarefoot net, net CIRCA1877 . with all the greet, warmthand charm of that farmhouse near Wilmington, all recreational facilities period.Modern kitchen with breakfastbar, formaldining Vt. Unusual setting near including boat. $1S0/wk.609- 30 days occupancy- room,living roomwith fireplace, study with fireplace, family Tennis golf, lake mountains. ~2-S960after 5. room19’ x 29’with fireplace and wet bar, 4 bedrooms,master 4 bedrooms, fireplace, con-, bedroomwith fireplace, 2½baths, 4 car barngarage, 1.75 venient Itousekeeping. beautifulacres, just outsideof Pennington...... 611g,000. $150/ wk includes utilities. SMALL ADIRONDACK -- 1500 square/eet andup 609-896-0ffl6. cabin on remote Cedar River. COMFORTANDPRIVACY - is whatthis all brick andaluminum Franklin stove, deck. $50 sidingCape Cod offers. Entrance foyer, modernkitchen with weekly¯518-648-5532 after 4pm. eatingarea, formal dining room,large living roomwith B~AcH tIAVEN CREST - fireplace,screened-in porch off living roomfor summeren- summer home close to all joyment,4 bedrooms,2 full baths,1 car garage,basement, PrincetonMailing Address beautifullandscaped lot withtool house,situated on a dead conveniences. Like new - FOR RENT- new vacation tying room,dinette kitchen 4 and Phone Number endstreet on the edgeof Pennington...... $g2,000. bedroomssleeping a-10 l’~,~ homeat Arrow Head Lakes in I)aths, sun deck porch ’elec. Poconos.Sleeps’6~" free use of all club faeHities. 7 tennis HOPEWELLBOROUGH BEAUTIFULLYKEPTAND BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED. is our3 bedroom,lib heat, color TV, situated on courts, .2 pools, 2 lakes, 5 bath,family room, study, home located in desirable East Windsor. There are I)r!vate land, $1,600 monthly beaches, playgrounds, SOUNDINVESTMENT ¯ is this two story apartmentbuilding Jury and Aug. or $400 weekly basketball courts, plus boating CALL:Research Park - withfour apartments,each epartrhent containing 4 rooms and manyvery desirable extras included tomake living very enjoyable including on a 2 weekbasis. Call 609-587. & fishing. Safurday to bath,ell separateutilities, excellentcondition and ideal Ioation. CENTRALAIR ...... $54,400. 3373 after 6 p.m. 497-6339 Saturdayrentals, $225a week. 609-924-6551 Callus for price and details. weekends. 609-924-0181. WESTAMWELL TOWNSHIP WE’VEMOVED... SAME PROFESSIONAL SERVICE... LARGER, MORE CON- IAKE CAMPING? Small 4 VERMONT GREEN WOODEDWITH PLOWING gROOK ¯ is whatthis rancherof- bunkhilltop cabin, outside lap, MOUNTAINS - Sugarbush fers. Modernkitchen with diningarea, living roomwith VENIENTOFFICES... LOOK FOR US AT 43 PRINCETON HIGHTSTOWN RD. outhouse, central Vermont. area. For sale or rent - fireplace,2 bedrooms,one full bath,family room, one car (WhereBohrens wasformerly located). $40 weekly. 609-921-7633. Completely equipped and garage,small 2 storybarn, 4.2 acres with complete privacy ..... furmshed 3 bedroom ...... S74,900. Iownhonsefireplace, 2 baths, Virginia Anderson MaryPatrician sleeps 8, heated pool paddle EWINGTOWNSHIP Amy Bohm ENJOY THE CLEAN AIR & lennis, tennis on premises. Patricia Bell, Broker Pat Patrician water of the ThousandIslands. Nearb~golf, horsebackriding CUSTOMgUILT RANCHER - Modern kitchen with eatingarea, Catole Carson Ruth Bly Jeanne Sanders Turn of the century Victorian canoeing, soaring. $72,000 formaldining room, large living roomwith flagstone fireplace, Connie Darrow Vivian MacPherson Bill Sanders vacation homein the peaceful $20g/wk June and Sept., 3 bedrooms,2½ baths, spacious recreation room, laundry Janet Lachapelle Kay Tight Thousand Islands Park on $23g/wkJuly & Aug. 201-297- room,two car garage,above ground pool, West Trenton Area. Wellesley Island. S bdrms~2 3485. lvg. rms, each w/workmg ...... $60,900. Open7 Days A Week 799-8181 fireplace, lg. dng. rm. (in- rz~ MLs terior rms. are paneled NEW JERSEY SHORE - WANTSTO RENT 43Princeton.Hightstown Road,Princeton Junction _.,.~..’ ...... w/authenic ship lathing), "housefor rent in Love Ladies countrysize kit., p,~ baths, 3 Harbor.Call 609-737-3249 eves. BEAUTYSHOP - Hopewell Township, excellent location with porches (one off master & weekendsonly. off streetparking, 2 sink units and 4 chairdryers. bdrm.), laundry rm. Callus for priceand details workshop. [-tome comes completelyturn. right downto LONGBEACH ISLAND - Surf BUYLAND: THEY DON’T MAKE IT ANYMORE pots& pans.Incl. in this saleis City - lovely 2 bedroom Callus for moreinformation on the aboveIlsUngs a boa[ house & equipment. apartment I block from beach, CustomBuilt S2OO00.For addt’l into. & sleeps 6 someweeks still open 10ACRES, Hopewell Township. residential ...... $45.000. p ctares, call 201-297-94elor n Aug. 609-882-1137evenings. Homes 201-541-8529. 3.2 WOODEDACRES ¯ East AmweU Township ...... S22,900. ANDOVER,P.O. - Cranberry Lake.2 BR home,fireplace, lg ACRES¯ Hopewell Township. rosidentlal. $2.g00 per acre. Wm.Bucci Builder, Inc. elec.heat screened porch on 2 tlARVEY CEDARS - 3 Ig.wooded lots. $35,000. 609- 3.6 ACRESwith a streamfor o border,Hopewell Twp.. $2g,500. bedroomocean front house for 448-5331after 0 p.m. Forinformation, rent July I thru 31. Completely EST.1893 furnished, all conveniences. 9.6 ACRES¯ all woodedwlth a pond,Province Line Road, call $2200. Reply Box #03999 c/o SHOREHOUSE - Surf City, HopawellTownship ...... $6g,000. REALTORS Princeton Packet. Long Beach Island.Rent direct.Full view of Bay,3 Memberof Multiple Listing Service IqO Nassau Street, Princeton, NewJersey 08540 (609) 924-0908 blocksfrom ocean. 609-448. HolidaysCall: 609-924-0322 3322. Resort Resort aevWlllever, 737-0462 CathyNemeth. 7S7-S051 POCONOS- 3 bedroomhouse, ^nceg.... gES.7924 HettyLlndeb .... 466-2064 Big Bass Lake color TV °ro-er"es[ p "I Dro-er’:es. ~J /I JayRothschild. 737-3575 ForRent-Houses heated indoor & outdoor pools, POCONO RENTAL -- Big A COMPLETE lake,lennis court. By week or Bass Lake new home, beach REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION mnnth.Call owner eves 609- pool, tennis, boat ng, f sh ng. ADIRONDACK PARK: House SECLUDED SWISS CHALET 609-4484)751. rentingmountain lake no -- in Pocones.Fireplace 4 }lOUSEFOR RENT - East 799-1478. neighbor in sight high-ceiling .season activities, priv.lake, Windsor.Lovely 3 bdrm raised I SEE OVER 200 HOMES ranch, 2~ baths, den living room,dining, Tami]y,6 Pool ski slope, tennis etc. w/fireplace, basement and BEACHHAVEN-new apt- POCONOS-- wooded building bedrooms,a full baths, sun Sleepssix, $150per wk. Call IN ONEDAY deck, private beach, dock, 609-393-3112or882-6954. garage, treed lot. Yearlylease 1st fir, sleeps 6, 2 bdrm,view of lot. Year round resort boat only minutes from craft $450/moplus I mesecurity, park, close te ocean, $275 per ’location, p,= acres, $7800.Call Callerwrite for thelatest Issue of of ourreal estate magazine "Today." Occupancyafter June 17. 609-, week, June & July. $300-Aug.2 609-799-3046. shops, village theater. -- Adirondack Museum , chockfull of pictures,prices end descriptions of over 200 available 44e.9298eves. ’ weekrain. rental. Seasonrate LONG BEACH ISLAND -- homesin Somerset. Mercer. Hunterdon, Middlesex. Monmouth and -- available. 201-359-3673. recreationfor all ages;fully equippped, available 2-4 lovely oceanlront duplex. 3 OcoanCounties...TheheanlandoftheGardenState. POCONOS- Big Bass Lake, bdrm, tz,= baths avail May, Resort new 3 bedroom lakefront, weeks,June 21 - July 20. 609- Sept, & Oct. a0/day. Sum- Sterling Thompson f:t Assoc., Realtor weekly, includes free tennis, 921-8364. CAPE COD - Wellfleet. indoor-ouldoor pools, lodge, mertime’ also avail. 609-799. TollFme:(80013S~.68tO,ext.243 Prnm=rtie,=~r .... Magnificent view from bluff 2235. ’ boating. 201-992-4903. N. BEACH HAVEN -- or Iooany(201) 29"/-0200 or overlooking private bay cove. IZOlIS2S-84~ Nat’l Seashore,birds, trails, OCEANFRONT- Modest off- LONGBEACH ISLAND N.J.- fishing, tennis. Sunnydecks, seasonrates for 3 bedroom, MARTHA’S VINEYARD, Callorwriteforthelatestissueoftherealestetemegazine’Today," BEACH HAVEN -- Mod. sleeps7.Call 201-891-7176. Mass-- Cottage.Sleeps S or ~ PARKLIKESETTING IN PRINCETON 3 bdrm1~.= bath duplex.’Also4 fireplace, sleeps 6. Sept-Oct, decorator roomybeach house. bdrm ’lt., bath Cape Cod. $125 - $160 wk, 201-S214)220. more.Sercened in porch.Open Complet"ely furnished. Aug. write Fosters BoxI, So. Next to beach, comfortable porchwith patie. All utilities A spectacular addition of a large living room with accommodations. 1st floor CAPECOD -- distinguished and use of smallsailboat. One Reducedrates until July t. WenIlcetMass., 02663,617-349. apt., private residential, ~ Business Real lbeplace, airy dining room, screened porch, and Call609-655-2656. 9490. sleeps 4-6, avad.t 6/25 to 7/2; stone houselocated historic of two houseson S acres..’ Barnstahle Village near BeachaodShops6mins.June, superb kitchen all overlook the parkllke setting of 7/16 to 7/30, $276 wk. Also, July or August¯609-883-8017 Properties Estate For Rent this four-bedroom contemporary ranch in the harboravailable June& July¯ pesh apt. 2nd floor ocean Fully furnished sleeps 6 plus. after 6 p.m. and weekends. PRINCETON-- Approx. 5600 YORK BEACH Maine- yEN!CE, FLORIDA. ¯T- view; 60’ deck, a2’ all glass BEACHHAVEN COTTAGE ¯ =~ R or well located fir’= Littlehrook area. The original living room, also moderncottage with full bath tuxu.nous z.earm z Dam~ $1,500/me. Call 609-799-1700 semi-circ, living room, 2 days or 799-0780eves. oceaeside furnished. Aug 27 "~=:.:^n~ommercials.~ce.i~" with fireplace, adjoins the spacious master sleens 6 fully e-ul--ed’ garaen, conno, on the Guu bedrms,sleeps 4. Avail. 6/25 to w eekplusSept.andJuneopen, excellent condition with ample bedroom and bath and could be enjoyed as a quite ~ vv with pool fully equipped, LONG U~ACH ISLAND - avat Feb e’week~y $200/pe~ o " ..... 7/2; 7/16 to 7/30; 8/13 to 8/27, Harvey Coders, oceanfront w=.ooo-=,~oo. Parking. 6~9-924-0125. private domain for busy parents. The lower level wk Walk to [jen,,h,=~ ~. tisning tennis goh etc. near $325 wk. Call 609-492-1260 BEACHFRONT APT -- on duplex, avail, June 25, to July amusements201-384.6904 SLO0.p~, week,$540 per me: beautiful Sapphire Bay, St, has a finished family room and semi.finlshed ¯ ’ bu’J-qt~-z420. weekends;6594)82-789S after 23, $350/wk.Rent direct from weekdays. This property Thomas, Ground floor, owner & save comm,201-232- BusinessReal PROFESSIONALSUITE for recreation area. Three-car garage, patio, and two featured |n HouseBeautiful - sleeping-living room, large 7886or 609.494.4465. lease in center of developing community. Available im- heating and air conditioning units are just a few of sale. $119,900 bedroOmbaths,airequlppe:!eond tloned.kitchen’Ac-2 Estate For Rent the many outstanding features. Midsummer VERMONTVACATION -- 40RTLEY BEACHN.J. -- half mediately.1200sq. ft. Call 201- bedroom farmhouse near block from ocean, 2 Br, Lr, commodatesup to 6 parse.us. $130,000. Wilmington. Secluded, but BARNFOR RENT -- Ex- 207-2055. ~ occupancy ...... Kitchen, bath, sleeps 6. BEACHHAVEN - Unusually Maid and hnen service POCONOSROUND ROUSE- 3 cellent for studioor workshop. nearlakes, rots, tennis, &golf. $100/wkto June 24. June 25 to beautiful apartment, July 2-9, provided. Tennis courts bdrms, frplce, deck, TV. Avail. June 15 - July 15 &Aug Labor Day $200/wk. After Sept.3-10. $165.Aug. 20-27 $180. swimmingpool, water sports, Weekends,or weekly avail. Warehouse within e miles of PROFESSIONALOFFICE 28 to LaborDay. $150/wk.inc. Labor Day $7s/wk. 6~-~99- Juneor Seut. $100/wk.No pets. restaurant on premises. Call alter epm, 659.38.6-4442. Princeton¯ Call 609466-2338.BUILDING SPACE util. 609-896-0646,aft 3pro, . 0558. 659-737-11S9or 6~9.492-1927. Reasonable.Call 609.924-2620. Early evenings. AVAILABLE.609.443-1150. Ha.ME HUN TE R ’ ,Y GUIDE

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OPENHOUSE "1 "I Sun.June 19 1-4 P.M. Fircstoncareal -Estatc EXECUTIVERANCHER Realtors 17Heathwood Drive (609) 924-2222 Hate Hate Locatedin East~/indsor’s 173 NASSAU STREET ¯ PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 Brooktreesection this rancher featuresa mainentrance foyer. living room,format dining AnnnMac Bach Jim Firestone,Braker DonnaR¯lchard room,panelled family room, JohunnaFriedmun TaylorFish BettyFish moderneat.in kitchen. 3 J¯ycePanltz JoyBerth FieryProcacclnl bedrooms. 2~ baths. RobinSmith SueAnn Snyder JoanGrandor basementand 2 car garage.En- tire houSerecently decorated in KathyZucehlno Carol Caskey ConnieRubol mosttasteful fashion. Directions:from Highway 130 takeDutch Neck Rd. to first street past WynbrookWest Apts.Turn right on Heathwood to No.17 on left.

Broker 587-06001 PRINCETONTOWNSHIP DELIGHT BusinessReal This could be just what you’ve been waiting for! Bright and choodul lout-bedroom Colonial in one AnExciting New Firestone Listing EstateFor Rent of Princeton’s most popular neighborhoods[ 3A- acre lot bordered by brook. Gracious entrance hall In PrincetonOn a Brook OFFICESPACE - 2 rooms, leads to both living and dining rooms. Large "eat- CalledLittlebrook Hillsborough,barn at- in" kitchen - charming family room with iireplaoe Areyou loping for a four bedroomcolonial in e super loeatkmright in Princeton’/We’ll mosphereall utilities. Rent open to patio. First floor laundry. Finished dry call us now,if you wlnatto see it before the openhouse. Inside you’ll find a spacious oneor both rooms. $75 per no. front to backliving room,a dining roomwith a view,a hugeeat-in kitchen with all kin- er room.Call 201-359-5878 basement. Large master bedroom with dressing F~om9 a.m.to 5 p.m. room plus 3 other airy hedrooms. Central air. ds of modernconveniences, and e super family roomwith study nearbyon the lower level overlookingthe brook.What a fantastic setting overlookinga beautiful brook°yet Walk to Litthbrook School! ...... $125,000. so near tu town, shoppingand schools. Youwon’t believe it’s priced at only $99,500.

EAST WINDSOR B(IT WE BOTH LOVEOFFICE SPACE FOR RENT WARREN PLAZA WEST at.130 Dutch Neck Rd. Real Estate I , \ " .,." \ " EACH OTHER AND 2 roomsuite, $240/mo. net, net. (officefurniture available) Wanted I roomsuite, $135/mo., net, DID YOU LOSE YOUR M, | I~,!~." [~’~t~i. PRINCETON net. FORTUNE WIlILE YOUi COMMERCIAL ’ " becauseyour land was MEADOWS ~i i~ ~ ~i~e:ar~iaS:~kg.ie gpb!~l: ~Xd g" SLEPT... i AND .... ! ’~ AtheneWsceneCUlpritwhichhasappearediscosting°n OFFICE SPACE 4 tAt Princeton,cadows Apartmewn~otlhe::/~;c life is ~e k "~*~’-.,. ’ -*:~ called DOWNZONING. NineAcre Contemporary tarMini-Estate Estatewitwith SubdivisionlivisionPotential Pot [~ ~ AVAILABLE l Getaway from it all to this magnificentinky setting lting inin thethe h( horsecountry try northnorth of PrPrinceton. ~}~i~i!iiii~(~on’;hOtO)lnS" ~Pee~eid~ey]’sy~.AcVa~,lab6ble 48.~ landownersYou wake upfortunes. one morning It and t~ ! i~kii~~:l.Pl~i::i ~!{ find thatyouhavelestafor- 1 Nine rolling acres with excellent~,t~ subdivision,n potentialpotential sl surround:histhis neatneat canter contemporary ~. l ~or immediate home.Inside. you’ll find a living,ing roomwith bstonefirepl stone fireplace, a separate~aratediningr dining room,an tune because your land has suddenly been DOWNZONED.! occupancy, ] expansive kitchen overlooking,g tlthe pool, afamily family room roomwith beamedimedceiling, t~two good- The officials have adoptednew .| size bedroomsand a den/study,tdy. l~ou won’tt’tbelieve believe howho such beautiful,eauti[ul horse horse country regulations curtailing the use Ff0m ] een be so near andyet so private. Call us beforethe openhouse. $1$117,500. your land formerly enjoyed. 775sq. ft. to 1 LPCLincoln Property tpany They call this NOGROWTH, ! ., "-J’\~ :~’5.", \ f’~.~! ~: ~. ~ : ’ OPEN SPACES OR EN- , ,...... i 2,300sq. ft. J ~ PlalnsboroRd. ¯ ~]~’~ i.~,;~ il i .,d The end result for the lan- ~ r~. ’~"~i.~" i.- .. ’ ,’ OneMile East of ~ pOFo.~.eICsEonalRt. 1 ...... oSfPiAC~uildinlg VIRONMENTAL CONTROL.. STEELE,ROSLOFF ] g~a i~blehloOr2 ~Y)S;v~ee~oOr whatdowner it is called.the same Youno have matter lost i f: ! #04000c/oPrince~on Packet. ANDSMITH a fortune. Realtorsandlnsurors¯ ] SSSSSSSS ~- | silk ~~" , . ".,.... " We are a land use company .. _EHp Check these outstanding buys.., M.R. lrOTH SOUTHBRUNS. 1 000 sq. ft. with the knowledge,expertise | 609-655-0080 illlNlli~ centrally toc. near indus~ and ability to challenge 609-448-8811 ...... TI--N - firth in Roosevelt ~;UN.~IKU~ U area-Reas,rat’~s, utilincl. 20Z DOWNZONING.We make you i TwinRiversTownCemer_ll|r zw.~ta~,~ a.m.- s p,m. this offer. Weare willing to This Custom-BuiltRancher ProfessionalCraftsmanship purchaseyour land (if suitable ~==¯aa¯mman=m=a=r==¯o~.1111 All Phasesnf Building .... for our development ob- In a wooded setting could be urrtul~b/~TOR~~ -- 6 rm jectivesand the price is right) Just The House You’re looking for. I ltouse, approx. 900 sq.ft, or can offer advice and .’ ." .I. .~llB~i,_ I Downtowntlightstown, off- counsel - and even do the job " " %~; Hownce it wouldbe to live in the woodsyet be able to walk to schools, shaping and \\W,O’*~ItlJ~,~\\,~ I[ Iti?I"[ ~ I"~ even NewYork Transportation. Our newestWest Windser listing features a l°vely f°r- IIstreetpo &Banks.parking’ReasonableC°nvenientrent.t° fOrZoNiNGYOUattempts." to resist DOWN- [@~/~i i?}~: i mal living roomwith bowwindow, a separate formal dining room,a In|fly roomwith a ~"~q~’i’~l~’~..-.~,.~J 1009-440-0506,9-5; after 5: 440- Please feel free to contact us - | warmfireplace and loglog bin,bin, andand a a modernmoderneat-lne~ kitchen with easy access to a large 16654. no obligation, of course. We screened-in summersummerveranda.veranda. The The bedroom bedroomwing v features a full master with dressing CRANBURY,N.J. I -- i 1 & 2 Bedrooms 60~.SSS-2330or20f-S2V-6013 IOFFICE SPACEFOR RENT may be the very people who areaarca andfull full bath,bath, asas well well as as three three other other com[’ comfortablebedrooms and twoadditional foil wilI be able to save your baths. Privete, woodcd,and wnlting ior you at I -- central NassauSt. Smallor i $tartlng(~’~l ~’~ $07,500. [ REAPTHE HARVEST from the gardenin backof this lovely large, avail, now, low rent. fortune, at~dJL~,] i landscapedbi-lsvel. Fourbedrooms, 2’h bathsand family Telephonesecretarialservices All apartments with wall to ~.~.~ " . roomwith sliding glassdoors. The eat-in kitchen has many Business Real available.609-924-2040. Writeor call cabinets,dishwasher and wall oven. There is a largedining Bernard C. Meltzer, Pres. or ¯ EstateFor Rent Michael J. Catalano, Seer.- ¯ blinds.’ appliances ... and Can- room,oversized’ two-car garage with shelvesfor all your ¯. tral mrcondemning. ~,- OFFICESPACE available - 1- Treas. PACA RUSH LTD., ~ tools - five yearsyoung at $47,900. 2-3 room offices in ideal 1252 E. Lincoln Highway, =Anideal location close I localion with parking. Share lmshoppingacd major tran-[ JUSTSTARTING OUT? How about a lovely 3 bedroomranch WARREN PLAZA WEST Langhorne,Pa. 19047.215-949- ¯ withliving room,kitchen, bath, attached garage, all on~h acre at.130, East Windsor large conference room, heat 2600. ¯ sportatlon. AduLtand toddlerI and air included. Available ’P of land.Come see, you’ll saveat $33.900. STORE SPACE FOR RENT ! pools’ tennis courts andlI ~ July I on Mo.-Mo.or lease. 609- i handballcourts. ¯ llh . EVERTYHINGI$ INCLUDED in this lovely 4 bedroomdetached 20.storeshopping 924-3030. ranch.Fully equipped kitchen, remodeled bath, and spacious 1000 ft. store LandFor Sale STEELE,ROSLOFF ¯ IIU living roomwhich opens up ontoa large,heated porch. Don’t Fully air missill h’s pricedjust right at $37,900. acoustical BusinessReal t?eeltorsandlnsurors ceiling, recessed lighting, | | lid decorated walls carpeted WOODED LOT - ~/~ acre, SUPERBUY ¯ Expandedranch with large entrance, living room floor. Excellent ocation on Estate For Sale Pooonoresort area, much -" 6o9655.ooo,, ¯ nu , with fireplace,playroom, family room, remodeled kitchen, 3 Stale tlw~,. 130, L:t mile south privacywith walking access to bedrooms,bath. Just listed at $35,000. skiing,tennis & swimming.A | 609-448-8811| lilt . , <=’,-...... of the Prmceton - Hightstown | lip CENTRALAIRI 3 bedroomsplus panelledfamily room(or Road $350/mo.plus taxes and PRINCETON-- Approx. 5600 vaca[iondelight. 609-448-3400 I Twin RiversTownCenter sq.ft, of well located fire ext. 2425. bedrooms)on ½acre for only $38.50P. utilities on a 2-year lease with resistant commercialspace in L-...... -.--..iJ| F,ro.,on.’is,s,heSup.rdome! option. Call 609-4484024week- excellent condition with ample If you’re considering a contemporary,you’re got to see this superb homein a wooded’t JUSTREDUCED ¯ 4 bedroom ranch completely modernized with days for appointment. parking. 609-924-01Z5. manyextras. Central air, wallto wallcarpeting and in excellent BUILDINGLOTS for sale, setting. Inside, the imaginatlo¯comes alive as the llvi¯g roomsoars to thirty feet with a North side, Manville, Call freestandingfireplace, and the dining roomcarefully pulls one backto rustic reality [ condition. $43,900. after 5 p.m. 201-725-3813. IIIghtstown - East Windsor APTS-- 24 units in Trenton. with its total redwoodbeamed strutcture leading to a redwooddeck. The kitchen and 3 BEDROOMRANCHwith separatebuilding ideal fol artist’s Gross$45,000. For details call family roomere hath neatly connectedwlth an open windowand a unlquearrangement- | studio.On ½ acre approx. 25 minutesfrom Princeton and 10 201-329-6309. ACREAGE FOR SALE - Upthe circular staircase to the masterbedroom is special thrill whilea study loft et the mhutesto Turnoike. $44.90O. OFFICE SPACE Orange County, N.Y. 80+ | acres, zoned mdustrial, all top of the houseadds yet onemore fascinating touchto a tryly uniqueexperience. CLEAN.it COZYis this lovely2 storyon an exceptionallot. For,te.t Real Estate utilities approximate1500 feet $87,500.[ Steelsiding adorns the outside, lots of extrascomplete the in- road frontage. Located 60 t side. Livingroom, dining room, remodeled kitchen, masler Call 609-448.2100 Wanted miles north of NewYork City, bedroom,laundry, rear patio.Two bedrooms and bath on the ¯ gateway to northeast U.S., ! secondlevel complete this incrediblepackage. Just listed at - transportation hub $37,500.. CONVENIENCEfood store in "WANTEDBUY OR LEASE southeastrern New York, ! ForAll AreaListings growing area, town of New excellent location on at. 130, Modern6:7-0 room rancher in Windsor, bordering NewYork fully eguppped, doing $160MHopewell Township, Pen- State Thruway, Interstate Adlerman, Click & Co. annually, needs experienced nington, Lawrenceville or Hwy87, near routes 32, 9W, ", est. 1927 owner who can turn it into a Princeton. Immediate uc- 17K,s2, 94, 207, 300, Newburgh- [ booming success, Warren cupancy. Send full details. Beacon Bridge, Interstate ~,--/"~ Realtorsand Insurors Plaza West, East Windsor. Prmcipals only. Box #04006 c/o Call weekdays,9-4pm, 609-448- Princeton Packet." Hwy.84, close proximity to a [ ~, 4-6 Hulfish Street Princeton, N,J. foreign trade zone, 1 mile from 4001. Stuart Airport. For property ’,.~v 92¢0401586-1020 inspection, aetaits and ad- [ .. Members:Princeton Real Estate Group, Multiple OFFICE SPACE - modern dit,onal information, contact ListingService, Global National R.E. Referral Service carpeted, A/C, primelocation BROOKTREECOLONIAL-- J.S. Homin, 91 Merlline adjacent to Lawrence shop- 3or4bedrooms, after 4:30pm. Avenue, New Windsor, ping center on Texas Ave.609- 609-4434141. Newburgh,N.Y. lg550. 914-562- .~ .I 883-2259or 882-6663, 9019. LandFor Sale [ ~Bus~ness Real BusinessReal ForRent Estate For RentProfessiona, OFFICEmdg.RENTAL Right-’ -- in.OUSEINPRINCETONBoro last ! ACREwooded $9500, 6.2 At Home in o Dome . [ beautiful ow...0,,,,2V, acre lot in woeded’$~0.~,o=, = ,0 ~ACRgS&31 ,o=, lib ,. The Woods : [ stown/PrincetOnparkngspace t #0180,Rd’ AmpleWHR OrneedsTWp.houseUniversitYorduplexfamilYwithin exclusive Harbourton Farms. ACRESgen. -’ industrial, 50 ~,,jj PO Box 146, Htghtstown. ’ biking distance of high school. $23,000. J.A. Hobson~Realty. ACRESres-agric, excellent~ |l[’l Onceyonoomeeeethisamazlnghomewithauchopenncesandpurltyyou’llfinditahard [: AVAILABLE-200sq. PRINCETON OFFICE 609-737-1032or 609-737-0379. sau St. location with SPACE- for rent. Over 700 sq. 3 bed-roomsplus 2 studies & frontage. Plus manymore Line = ii[,J to return to a normalbox home.Living in the roundis whatthey call it, and it is an space for ping-pong table. ’ land listings available. Call Jill ecological delight. The domewe’ve just listed features a raised greenhousestyle en- r Telephoneservice ft. in NassauSt. building. Call CONVENIENCE FOOD Prefer older 2 story house ...... 609-924-3749. JayRosenthal, 609-921-3&~3. STOREin excellentlocation w/attlc that can be renovated 359-3444.MID-JERSEYREALTY,~0I-i II~ trance foyer, a sunken hvmgroom, a customdestgned kttchen, two bedroomson the r on Rt 130. Fully equipped, Price range up to $109,000 i’.3 FASTORALACRES"in ~[’1 mainhvel, and a fantastic master suite above wlth belceny, andaviewas~iyouweseinL STO~ _ doing $160,000 annually, needs Cl.osing flexible. Prl.ncipals scenic Hopewell Valley. .p,an.ta,=.Ao.aln,,exo,tlngandrcedytobee--.C,ilas,o,oy. ’, FORRENT -- Can be experienced ownerto turn it only. Call 609-452-8001day, 609- Perfect for horses. Priced ta Cancellation o[ ClassIBedadsl or light Hopewell,1300sq. ft. Available into a boomingsuccess. Call 921-2737after 5. mast be madeby 4 p.m. on’ [[r" d iP,l-~ i=! le"l ~ ~ I"1 ["t e’~ e"t i’m ~ e,,t e=~ r,’a,e,,e e,9 e=9 ~ e,,t parking immediately.Call 609-397-8173 ¯ sell. Principals only, Inquire after Opm, 609.4484081weekdays. , at 609-924-6332. Monday. lIP ’ " I ’ ; A i L HOME HUNTER’,f GUIDE

18-B Wednesdny,June 15, 1977 RealEstate YOUCAN BE ()N[ (iF For Sale FOR1UNA’I[- f i:UV WHOWILl. BE I.I.;CKY REALTYCO. of MONROE TWP -- YOUR (.~’,.-~-’-TO PLII4CHASEONE Of ONLY KIDS WILL SAY WOWover CPRINCETON.. IN the baekyard play area. They HILTON will really love you whenthey see their own individual bedroom(1 evenhas a full size boatl in this beautiful 3 or 4 bedroom cape cod. You will TY SPLIT LEVELwith three bedroomsand two full wantIo call it yoursbecause of baths located on a well landscapedhalf acre lot A BEAUTIFUL THOMPSON COLONIAL the modern kitchen, dining with a fully fencedand private rear yard. Central OVERLOOKINGBEDEWS BROOK COUNTRY CLUB room, 2 car garage and land- air and garage ...... $59,900. ANDONLY ONE YEAR OLD. Four bedrooms, 3 ½ scaped:!:~ acre lot on a picture available baths, central air conditioning, cathedralceilings, pesIeard cul-de-sac street. Luwtaxes too. Makeyour wish intercom and innumerablecustom built features. IN PRINCETONTOWNSHIP ON A TREED AND cometrue for $69,g00.William WELLLANDSCAPED LOT is a Ranchcontaining ap- ...... $165,000. Kerwin Inc., Jamnsburg, Broker.201-521-0462. proximately 3800square feet. Mainfloor has four bedrooms,living room, formal dining room, kit- chen. Lowerlevel has a family room, separate FOUR BEDROOMCOLONIAL now under con- gameroom and additional study. Many other struction. Located on a one acre lot with a pic- details worth seeing ...... $123,000, turesqueview overlookinga valley ...... $B6,$00.

FOUR YEAR OLD FOUR BEDROOMCUSTOM .,4/IESIN YOURSrYLE COLONIALon one acre fully woodedlot. This BEECHWOODMANOR IS NOWBUILDINGI - Call 1 BRUNSWICK ACRES / IkT1FIE TOTAL NCEPI homehas maintenance free aluminum siding, us to see this newarea in Plainsboro.All lots are SOUTH central air conditioning, large full basement, wooded.Prices start at ...... $95,500. COA4NNITY,,, redwooddeck from tha panelled family room with at SouthBrunswick. N.J. fireplace ...... " ...... $89,900. CExclusfve Member/ t

THREEBEDROOM BRICK RANCH features a family APARTMENTSAND OFFICE SPACEAVAILABLE. Wehave Collies nf "Preferred roomwith sliding glass doorsleading to a 12 x 36 , IIomes" lllUgilZifles from patio and a fully insulated andheated basement. cities nn(t towns across tile ...... $59,900. TOWNHOUSES.CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE OR nutJonund 121111[irrange for "¢ou RENT. to get =uly additional’in- SpringLake Heights, NewJersey .forulutiue vna require. BRANDNEW, TWO-STORYCOLONIAL - Four For information,call 201-449-1700. WIIATA VIEW[This second bedrooms,2 ½ baths, family room with fireplace Oneleve. O[ the TnOgl select acres m floor condominiumoverlooks M,(l(ilesex CourltyIhe~e are 20 homes I)go.Ill tl located on oneof the few woodedlots available in beautiful trees lawns and a ]usr 20. Each of the three models(lv~l~lat)lt! have West Windsor ...... $93,$00. lake. but you ~oo’t have any yard work to do. The living beutl deslgrled to offer the hnes1.1 "ease-of.hv- room, dining area, kitchen iIig" COrlVenlencessuch as 4 b~drooms.2!~baths. bedroom, den or second bedroom,and bath are all in "ear-.t" kllchells, [)~lt~elle(I familylooms, Io(l(|s Evenings & Weekends: excellent condition. Other el storage sDace, 2-car g,lra0es Islall(larfi on the Open7 Days features are a frost free bJ.IUvel)andItJll.s,/t! I)dsemt~r;ts. WilliamSehuessler. 921-8963 Allen D’Arey,799-0685 refrigerator washer-dryer 2&3 Bedroom llarvey Rude, 201-359-5327 Jack Stryker, 921-6752 Best Of all, Brunswtck Acres South homes comb., dishwasher and sef o[~r rhe zlvill/,~b~/~t of ,i prlv3~, on.sire cecroa. Edhh Mesniek, 609-924-9719 Russ Edmonds,201-449-9357 194 Nassau Street 921-6060 cleaning range carpeting and V Townhouses tion area. The o.ly t.~cl/tty /tke ir {~va/Idble to WITH FULL BASEMENTS & PRIVATE Virginia Dean12111 ~ 874-3743 in the HilumBuilding ¯ 2ndFloor ¯ ElevatorService central air. Ten percent down financing available to single ~mdv home owners] onywhere in the FENCED-IN YARDS qualified buyers. $2G,900 Two-story homesdesigned for the growing family sI.Jtt:. The t:/~tlr~ [,,ind V will .riley swtmmtt~m ;1 ~’o~mrly.chJD.s~z~pool .Jttd p/,lym~ ot~ pro. with central air conditioning, dishwasher,washer, OLDER IIIGIITSTOWN dryer, refrigerator/freezer andoven/range. A choice IIOME: This home offers ~sstOIh~/-tW)ett~ntlls .lad baskotha/I court& OIRECI’IONS of four modelsfrom large cheerful roomsand nice N J Tuf.t,,M. to Es,t 9 to Ht,. t (~outh)P, oct’,’d lawn w/shade trees. Living m,. 1 q 3o tr.tlf,c c ,,i ,’r Dt~vt,s.uth un Rtt. 130 {4 FOR SALE room w/Franklin Stove ,,,,,..,) t,.Jr,n ,;oh! ,.to G,’onl~’*Rd fDeans.Darto. dining room, modernize~ $,qtt), P,,)tt,,*db" 2 7 ttl,l,,~ tr) modelsrm Four r~ghr. OR kiteenw/dishwasher and self No, thbuumlItem Tee.to. ,tfe,t US.Rt, ! to DeJ.s cleaning Stove 3 bedroom. LJ,u. Sour/. afu,swa.kR.yht turn a,d proceedLd BY OWNER laundry area and ll/z baths, m,/~.s on GeoryesRoad R,qht umon GeorgesRd. and proceed 79 redes to models on your rtght. The rear yard is fenced and Modelphone: 1201) 297.5145. hasbrick patio¯ Ideal starter homefor a youngfamily. 5x Downo. $39.900 BEAUTIFUl, STARTER EIOME: This home offers 7 Mortgages living room dining room CRANBURYVILLAGE completely remodeled kitchen ~’~. / w/dishwasher, 3 bedrooms On-s/ice--alien and bath. 220 elee. service ~ " ’. , 100 yearsplus 8 bedrooms,4 newplumbing and furnace is 3 l~,[J~.~.~l’~,l~,,’~ :’~ baths, 15 roomstotal. Ideal forall. yrs.old. Reasonabletaxes, lilll--~.-:Ar ll.!il home for renovation. In $40,900 Ea~ take advantage of a country-club- village, lot 172’x 178’.$53,500. siz="~,~ POt.,l,~--~L~nnis courts and basketball ON A CUL-DE-SACsurrounded by trees, super DEAl) END STREET: An courts. Ge~ ~-~ No~4~od life today. Visit large 4 bedroom,2 ½bath, raised Ranch.$75,500. attractive home in a good location in Hightstown is D.ayto? Squar:, ea~ everywhere. always in demand. The family ~’... ~:~#,,,,". ,, Directions:N.J.Tpke to Ex.9to Rr.~south. Go re Rr.I/13O traffic circle.Drivesouth on 130 [4.6 rni/exJbearin9right into roomis large and has exposed GeorgesRd.{Deans.Dayron stunt.Go 2.7 milesto modelson beams in the ceiling and a yourright.OR: North from Trenton:Rr.l to DeansLane, So. Franklin Stove. Other rooms Fireplace in living room,formali~LL.~l *,L,!:: " ,, ,~ Brunswick.Righrturn and go 1.4 milesre GeorgesRd.Righr include the living room,dining dining room, above-ground ~~-- turnon Georges Rd. and go I 9 milesto modelson your righr. ¯ ModelPhone: 201 ) 297-5145.Open Mon.-Fri. 11 am - 5 pro. House located on Carter Road in Lawrence room, kitchen with dishwasher pool on ½ acre lot. $68,500. (Tues.to 7 pro).Sat. & Sun.11 am to 6 pro. and no.waxfloor, utility room, Township. 1 ½ acres. Heavily woodedlot. Fully four bedrooms and two full landscaped. 6 beautiful bedrooms,living room baths. There is a garage and with fireplace, family roomwith fireplace, built-in the exterior has a partial brick RURAL MONROE TOWNSHIP barbequein fully equippedkitchen, dining room, front. $46,900 playroom, patio with outside barbeque, full FIRST FLOOR CON- SERENDIPITYFARMS basementwith wine cellar, 2 car garage. DOMINIUM:Loeated in East "" ~," Windsor within walking Old six-room colonial with~ A GRACIOUSIBth rentu~’ colonial homewith a line This outstandingvalue for $107,500. fireplace on 1 ½acres bounded .’t4’ boardingand training stable, te he the nucleusfor a com- distance to school, tennis by a stream.Very low taxes. -" : ,~ munityof fine homeswith farmacreage overlookinga courts and pools, we are of- ,. Houselocated on Elm Ridge Road in Hopewell feting this three year old $54,900. ~.’]i~.’l~., . sweepingview o1 the beaudhdAmwell Valley. WOODEDACRE ¯ 4 bedroom, custom built ranch, condominiumat a reasonable ,.., . " ,-=.=~..~’.~..~4’~z~.~ ’ fireplace. Basementwith bar. Mustbe seen... Township. Magnificent woodedlot with view of cost which includes a ~,~,T,~ 10.483acres $35.000 10.356acres $42.900 ...... $78,900. stream.Built in late 40’s. Roof lifetime slate in refrigerator, dishwasher, 10.9acres $38,900 16.3acres $53,900 mint condition. 4 bedrooms, living room with washer, dryer and wall to wall 11.262acres $38,900 I I.I acres $40.900 fireplace, dining room, new kitchen, 3 full carpeting Ihroughout. Public transportation to Princeton Just across the road from WESTWINDSOR. immediate occupancy, new 5 bathrooms,library, full basement,future family Cranbury,an older five-room CUSTOMBUILDING offered by owner,whose quality and NewYork city nearby. workmanshipis exemplified by this newlyconstructed bedroom,colonial. 3000sq. ft. ¯ ¯. $96,500. room with fireplace or garage. 10 minutes from $26,900 homewith 1 ½ bathsand out- colonialhome adjoining the acreage. NassauStreet, Princeton. buildings. ¢,41,900. INCOME PROPERTY: 10 ACOLONNADED front porch overlookingthe panoramic (West Windsor- NewCustom Development) Reducedto $145,000. room house w/two apart- SameProperty Also Available with 18 Acres ments.1st floor apartmenthas viewLs a distinguishingfeature of this tastefullydetailed 8 4.5-6 BedroomColonials foyer, living room, 2 roomhome on 2.5 openacres; formalslate floor foyer, bedrooms, kitchen and bath. spacous sunny living roam with exit to large porch,formal TWINRIVERS Call AI Tocco 2rid floor apartmenthas living dining roomwith wainscotting,big kitchen withpowder room 4 bedrooms,kitchen and room,laundi 3, nndadjacent sunken family room with brick Construction bath. House s situated in wallfireplace; upstalts 4 hedrooms,2 full baths. Main- WOODBURNINGFIREPLACE - 3 bedrooms, 2½ 609-924-9534 commercialzone on Route 33. 37 N. Main St., Cranbury, N.J. tenaneetree aluminumsiding with brick front: barn bath townhouse,finished basement.... $44,750. $45,000 Realtor 395-0444 20"x32’.A spacious and attractive home,$99,5(]0. Ad- ditionall 1.262acres available (as aboveJ. MOVE-INCONDITION ¯ 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths, INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY: East WindsorTownship. Very CONVENIENTLYcentered in the heart of the AmwellValley finished basement,many extras ...... $41,500. LandFor Sale RealEstate desirable II acre tract with RealEstate RealEstate Hunt,Serendipity Farms is ideallylocated for the active t 000ft. of frontage on the New hor~,emanand fox hunt enthusiast. For Sale Jersey Turnpke. $88,OOO For Sale ForSale ~OgT H ~RIDc (609) 799-2058ANYTIME MONROE- Ext 8A turnpike. "Tha People Pleasers" Ranch, 6 yrs, old, low taxes. 3 TWINRIVERS" -- QUADIV RANCHERIN ItOOSEVELT: bdrms, eat-in kitchen, living Located on a well shaded TWINRIVERS TOWNHOUSEEAST WINDSOR- LARGE room, bath, garage, T H R ~.. E B E D R O O M street, this homehas a living -- Best location, QuadI. Walk CUSTOMRANCH - situated on baseboard hot water heat, TOWNHOUSE,PINISHED room, kitchen with gas range to shopping center, NYbus, over 3/4 acre in well PETERL. OLIVER REAL1T, Inc. dishwasher double stainless established area. Home PrincetonStation Office Park refrigerator, blinds, w/w BASEMENT,IMMEDIATE school, tennis and swimming, features3x, lg. bedroomswith carpeting, covered patio, OCC. - $38,500. DDR - steel s nk with butcher block Free parking at your door. 2 Bldg. 6-- 14 WashingtonRoad top and clothes washer, two large bedrooms, IV= baths, 3 baths. House & Garden storm windows. On 150x260 DIDONATOREALTORS, designed kitchen. Lg. living "tGENC~ , ¢.; Princeton Junction landscaped lot. Only $47,900 INC. (609)448-6555. bedrooms, bath and a small LR DR Eat-in kitchen w/an roomfor denor off ca. Oneear appliances. Full dr room with Tenn. stone Sentry Broker, 201-521-1611. fireplace full finished I ANNW. HACKL,REALTOR attached garage. $3L500 w/washer and HAMILTONSQUARE - Brand basementw th rec. room, bar, kitchen, dining. 2 car garage, MOUNTAINVILLEoN.J. STOCKTON,N.J. EXCLUSIVELOTS -- in Elm new colonial 4 bedrooms,21/z bath, 2 ear garage,still time to built in breezeway patio & a list of (201) 832-2155 (6091397-2663 RidgePark,ll& acres, $26,000 pick your own colors. store extras tee ongto list. Exe. up. rrineeton prestige area. Beautiful lOcation, only 15 condition. $89,500, Lombardo Harold A. Pearson, 609-737- AgencY,Realtors, 609-443- 2203. minutes from Princeton Jet. ! STOREFRONTS- $59,900. DiDONATO 6200. REALTORS,609-586-2344. $33,900.(]~ cost lower 20 NASSAU i thsnrent) Lfter6 RIVERSIDE SCHOOL OFFICE SUITES BUILDERSATTENTION!! 2 p.m. (609)443-410g. DISTRICT- 6 bdrm, Tudor LOTS, WATER & SEWER SUPER TOWNHOUSE-4BR style with slate roof, 2 car IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY BOR0 of HIGHTSTOWN’. garageon park-like ’,~ acre, 5 12~0square foot store facing Nassau Street - themost ex- Write lo WHH084?, Box 148, lakefront(TwinRiversQuadl) clusivePrinceton shopping area. with woodburning fireplace in 160 ST"OCKTONST. ROOS~.VELT-- 3 bdrm rains, walk to lake. Needlug PRINCETON-WINDSOROFFI( Hightstown for appointment, house,interesting community~TLC this gracious older home - lvrm, baekyard deck, gas IIIf;IITSTOII’N.N.J. 08520 Princeton-Hightstown Rd. (Rt. 571), 4000square foot choicespace in the heartof Princeton grill manyextras. Principals 35Homestead.$33,900 firm. D- has unlimited possibilities. only. $44,900.609.448-7574. 609-924-0401,.eve.609-924-t239. Low 80’s. Nobrokers. 609-799- West of the Old Trenton Road. Princeton a Boroughincludes large stem front facing Chambers Street, NEW 609-448-4250 1451. Privatelavatory, large loading or parkingarea in backon Bank CLASSIFIED dress, Street. :Mler hours & Sunt ~ (’all CANCELLATION 448.2151 DAYTON TOWNHOUSE - 3 BEDROOM SEMI- Call for Details DEADLINE BY OWNER- Rossmoor g.Turp Large 8 bedroom end unit ATTACHEDTOWNHOUSE condo. 2 BR,2 baths, w/w, ene, R. VanHise 448-8042 r 44R.I17H fireplace, finished basement Twin Rivers. GoodIocatlod, Call 609-452-2652 Cancellation of Classified ads paneled patio, leveler blind, .h,anEsch with private office, plush many extras, low assumable 6O9-443-67O6 must be made hy 4 p.m. on 3328,extras. IV= yr, old, 609-655- orange carpet, pool. morlgage, mid 40’s, by ¯ Monday, 13. Negotiable.201-329-2023. owner.609.443-5268. ) l HOME HUN TE R ’ S GUIDE Thursday, June 16,1977 19-B I I

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY- Simplicity with charmingdetails. Inviting foyer, spaciousliving room, dining room with back lawn view, ultra kitchen with time-saving conveniences,panelled family room with stone fireplace, four large SPLIT LEVELIN ALLENTOWN:This lovely homeis bedrooms, 2½ ceramic tile baths. MANY located in a quiet residential area of Allentown FEATURES FOR OUT-DOORENTERTAINING. "Counton me near the pond. The well maintained house has INVESTIGATE. $83,900. beautiful hardwoodfloors in the living room,hall TWIN RIVERS CHEERFULBUNGALOW: Quiet Hightstown location foreconomical for this quaint, well maintainedhome. Features 24’ and throe bedrooms.There also is a kitchen, LIKE NEWCONDO: 2 years old but in brand new protectionand living/dining combination, eat-in kitchen, 3 dining area, laundry, 1½ baths, and a one car condition. Lovely QuadIV 2 bedroomcondo w/large garage. The yard has manymature trees, as you bedrooms,full basement,wall to wall carpeting, prompt, living room, dining room, modernkitchen, 2 full fresh paint and more $32,900. can see ...... $41 ,O00. personalserviceY baths, balconypatio, all appliances, C/A, carpeting ¯ and more. Priced to sell at $26,900. GREATLOCATION: Well manicured 100x150 site on TOP TWOBEDROOM: Lovely condition, all ap- lovely peacefulcourt near HightstownHigh. Six year pliances, s/c oven, upgraded carpeting, modern old, immaculatebi-level homewith large living room, kitchen, living room, dining room, 1½baths, full formal dining, bright moderneat-in kitchen, 23’ panelled family room, 4 bedrooms,2 full baths, basement,excellent QuadIII location with super SECLUDEDBUILDER’S HOME 1¾ acres Likeagoodneighbor, assumption. $34,900. laundry, 2 car garage,central air andmuch more. beautifully terraced with shade trees and $49,900. flowering shrubs. Dream pool with cabanas. StateFarmisthere. VALUEPLUS: Excellent townhousein desirable Quad S~re~rm I~tu~nte Comaln,es Cherry, panelled family roomwith brick fireplace Home0ff,cet Bl~mm~on Ill,n0,t III location. Three large bedrooms,2½ baths, all A YOUNGRANCH: Only 2½ years old and situated and built-in barbequewith cast iron door. OUT-OF appliances, central vacuum,full basement,living on a top half acre E. Windsorsite. Featuringliving -THIS-WORLDKITCHEN -4 corner bedrooms, 2 room, formal dining, kitchen/family roomand more. room w/picture window, formal dining, handsome ceramic tim baths, 3 zone heating, intercom, $39,900. eat-in ktichen, family room,3 bedrooms,2 baths, full BETWEENPEDDLE AND THE GOLDCOURSE: This smoke and burglar system. EXCEPTIONAL Real Estate FINISHEDBASEMENT: lovely 3 bedroom, 2½ bath basement,garage, central air, patio, wall to wall Hightstowncolonial hasa lot to offer the growing VALUE $94,900. For Sale townhousewith excellent finished family room on throughout,and energysaving extra insulation. family. There are large rooms, including living .lower level. Moderneat-in ktichen, formal dining, $51,900. room, dining room, family room, laundry room, patio, C/A, all appliances, communitypool, tennis kitchen and powderroom - all on the first floor. SECLUDEDCOTTAGE WITH PRIVACYon a treed KENDALLPARK and so muchmore. $40,900. MAINTENANCEFREE: Wrappedin aluminum siding Upstairs you will find four bedroomsand two full acre lot. Uniqueentrance foyer, brick fireplace NEWLISTING and a pleasure to the eyes. An oversized 3 year old FOURBEDROOM: Immaculate Quad I townhouse. baths. Other features include wall to wall car- in fantastic living room with many, many, 8 room Ranch, 3 or 4 bi-level, youmust see. 22’ living room,formal dining, Four bedroom, 2½ bath, family room, patio deck eat-in kitchen, 4 roomybedrooms, 1 full and 2 half peting, plenty of closets and cabinets, some bookshelves. Cozy kitchen with picture window bedrooms, 1:,~ baths, draoes, full basementand 2 car garage.. $69,900. fireplace, garage with with grill, full basement,carpeting, C/A, kitchen baths, 22x24handsomely panelled family roomwith viewing NATURE’SDELIGHTS. 3 bedrooms. One workroom,above-ground pool. is nowa study. A bath with large storage closet. appliances and moreat a fantastic $41,900. bar, extra deep garage, top grade wall to wall $45,OO0 throughout, central air, lovely patio, aboveground In the Princeton area. $~4,900. SUPERSINGLE: Lovely oversized private lot, 4 2 story Colonial. 4 bedrooms. pool and all situated on a mature88x125 fenced in lot bedrooms,modern eat-in kitchen, large living/dining 2:/~ baths laundry fam. room. overlookinga lake in Allentown.Move in for $54,9O0. 2 car garage, in-groundpool combination, 2½ baths, full basement,patio, C/A, Weekdays OPENHOUSE WeekendsI cyclone fence, manyextras. and muchmore, call now $52,500. WOODLANE ESTATES Only COLONIALGLASS: One half acre of mature land- I $47.900 NEWHOMES I scaping frames this desirable 8 year old colonial homein E. Windsor. Gracious foyer, picture win- 10A.M.-S P.M. I1.5 P.M. Many other listings from HOME OFTHE WEEK i $19 0OO& up. Mercer. Mid- dowedliving room, formal dining, huge eat-in kit- DIRECTIONS:Route 206 to ColdSoll Road.Take Cold Soll I desex & Somerset Counties lRoadto first right onWood Lane Road to homes. chen, large panelled family room, 4 bedrooms,2 ½ DANIS REALTY baths, full basementwith playroom, 2 car garage, Realtor 201-297-2822 hugepatio, central air, and carpeting throughout. CRANBURYTOWNSHIP: This nice custom built (_~Lct.U.cU.a c~. Realistically priced at $59,900. ranch lies on the outskirts of Cranburyon about a two thirds acre lot. Thereis a large living room towrenceville, N.J. 609-896-0005 BACK ON MARKET -- NassauI area. 6 roomswith 4 QUIETCOURT: Super safe cul-de-sac location in E. with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and l~/z plus 1/2 Windsorwith ball park rear yard. This top 6 year old bedrooms,den or third bedroom,bath, basement, bath, entrance foyer, family GOLFCOURSE LOCATION: Super ¾ acre site next to split level offers graciousfoyer, plush carpetingliving patio and a two car garage. Plenty of roomfor a Real Estate room and screened porch. room, formal dining, 19’ eat-in kitchen, hugefamily garden. Reasonabletaxes ...... $56,000. Real Estate $31,900 Cranburygolf courseframes this first class 1 ½ year old colonial. Center foyer, bay windowedliving room, 4 bedrooms, 2½ baths, basement, 2 car For Sale For Sale INDUSTRIAL GROUND -- garage, central air and muchmore. Call now$63,900. LEONARDVAN HISE AGENCY Rt. 130 Hamilton Twp. room, formal dining, customeat-in kitchen, lovely MEMBERMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Robbnsv le. 16 acres across family room with fireplace, 5 bedroomsplus of- EWINGTWP -- Off River from Industrial Park. City CUSTOMCOUNTRY RANCH: Almost a full acre r~ Office: 609-448-4250 Road~& Spacious 5 bedroom,2 ROSSMOORCONDOMINIUM rice/den or 6th bedrooms, 3 full baths, full -- 1st fir RhodeIsland Manor water, close to Turnpike and basement, 2 car garage, C/A, and manymore ex- professionally landscapedlot in PlainsboroTownship ® 160Stockton Street HIuhtstawn,N.J. bath Rancberon secluded 2t/a with living rm, din:ng area’, Interstate. with an immaculate8 year old custombuilt home. REA LTO [~ Afterhours ~ SundayCall: acre setting of lush lawns kitchen, I bdrm&bath. Asking tras. Call now $94,500. mature plantings, and woods HORSE FARM-- Privacy Slate foyer leads to 25’ living room, formal dining, R.Van Rise 448-8042 &pond. Entrance foyer, living $20,OO0.Any reasonable offer will be considered. abounds way off the Bear HOMEsFOR LIVING bright eat-in kitchen, panelled family room with E. Turp d.48-2151 room with fireplace, dining Tavern Road with this 3 additional 16x24screened in patio-porch, 3 large Jean Esch 448-1178 room eat.in kitchen, den and SECOND FLOOR MANOR-- bedroom Rancher and almost bedrooms,basement, oversized 2 car garage plus family room. Finished 14 acres of land, woodedand ADULTCOMMUNITY: Clearbrook Condo Resales. basement rumpus room with living rm, formal dining rm, 2 bdrms, 2 baths. Draperies & pasture. Owneranxious to sell Two bedroomapartments to three bedroomsingle quality wall to wall, air conditioned,aluminum siding fireplace, double carport, family homeswith garage. Security, maintenance, and manymore quality extras including your own gas roofed patio and greenhouse, some w/wcarpeting. $30,500. Wealways have other Manors KROSENB.EALTY golf, swimming,appliances, club house, resales pumpand tank housedin a well built storagebuilding MANVILLE- RESTAURANTBUSINESS A great family home with available. MainStreet, excellent location established business¯ All plenty of roomfor the indoor [FORMERLYGUINNESS] starting at $34,500. next to your extra wide drive. Fill up newt $71,S00. or outdoor enthusiast. Con- 2 WESTBROAD STREET restaurantequipment - tables, chairs, refrigerator, venient to 1-95 and Princeton ALLEN& STULTSCo. commuting. 127 Sussex Way IIOPEWELL, NEWJERSEY freezers,meat slicer, coffeemachine etc. Ownerwill $110,0OO Jamesburg. NJ 08831 609-466-1224 hold mortgage...... $26,000. ELLIOTT REALTY CO., 609-655-2770 Memberof MLS Realtor, OO9-771-9133,Eves & Licensedin N.J. and Pa. Sun., 215-297-5319. MANVILLE.TWO FAMILY LAWRENCEVILLE EAST WINDSOR,JUST LIKE OPENIIOUSE First floor 4 roomsand bath. Second floor 5 roomsand NEW- 2 bedroom 2 bath 134 LakedaleDrive - Ex- bath. Separategas and electric. Aluminumstorms and condominium,1st floor, liv. Twin Rivers 3 bedroom tremelymint condition. 2 room, din. room, kit., walk-in screens.Off street parking...... townhouse. Relocated, must BedroomRanch situated on a $35,900. pantry patio many extras & sell. $39,900. 41.4 BoRonRd. magnificentlandscaped lot customizing features. 609-443-5600.principals only. offering too manyextras to MANVILLE-NORTHSIDE $30 900.Lombardo Agency, enumerate. To mention a few Reatars, 609-443-6200. & featuring are: central A/C, NEWBRUNSWICK - 5 rooms, fireplace in living roomwith Newranch to be built. 3 bedrooms,full basement,1½ bookshelves on paneled wall, ¯ baths.Many extras. 50’ x lO0’lot. Callfor details. newexterior. Goodcondition. TWINRIVERS. 4BR twnhse, AssumeFHA. $24,500. 201-628- carpeting, drapes, eye level Quad IV end unit lakeview 6274. oven, paneled ~inished a I extras, wall papered, pat o, basement with wet bar & ATTENTIONBUILDERS 609-443-4205. valanced lighting. Must be seen to be apprec:ated. Shown EASTWINDSOR - By Owner, Real Estate ii 66 acresapproximately 4500’ roadfrontage, zoneo 4 BR2:/z bath. Split, C/a, wlw by appointment only. Real Estate Real Estate RealEstate residential. Nice location. NearRoute 202. Terms TWINRIVERS End Unit earpet, other extras. Low oo,s. townhouse 3 BR, Quad IV, FRED AULETTA, REALTY For Sale For Sale For Sale !: available...... Asking$5,500 per acre. 600-448-7972. For Sale supreme location semi fin Realtor 609-883-5522 .i hsmt, upgrd appl, extras. OO9- ~ 448-0131, PENNINGTONBOROUGH -- MAGNIFICENT IMMACUL- PRINCETONAREA 4 Br, 2-t,~ ROSSMOOR-- Exceptionally HOUSE AND 2 PLUS ACRES FOR SALE BY OWNER - On On a lovely, quiet, tree-lined bath Colonial, fenced,~,~ acre, situatedt .sunny, 2 bdrm 2 JOSEPHBIELANSKI AGENCY ATE -- 4 bedroom newly bath, hv:ng room, dmmgt. in PrincetonJet., near RR BattleRoad! Nestled in oneof i Borough street - a large 4 decorated townhonse,move.in clean, move.in cond., t5x30 station:3 bedrooms,It~ Princeton’smost prestigious~: REALTOR IIOPEWELL bedroomstone frontColon al redwood deck, custom built room, 2nd floor home with baths;huge 2 car garage;locations onanestate typelot. RAISED RANCH $58,9OOin absolutelyimmaculate condition, Quad II walk to attic storage, fully carpeted, !r=lr=1 212 SouthMain St., Manville,N.J. Alovelyhome featuring 4 good condition. A lovely kitchen school, buses shopping, mid cabinets central air city secludedbeautiful location; sits a bigcozy house full of 40’s. Principals on’l~,. 609-443- sewers, excellent schools, lots A/C, near clubhouse, pool, lowfuel costs; $64,000; 609.452- surprises. Five bedrooms, 4 201.725-1995 sizedbedrooms, family room, with breakfast area,, large of extras. $8%000.6OO-7OO-1919. tennis, golf course, express 6174 days; 609-790-0186baths," 2 familyrooms (& a~ extra large eat-inkitchen living room with stone 3968. commuterbus to NY. $36,500. Eves.Call 201-359-3245 w/slidingdoors, leading to fireplace,panelled family evenings, study),2 fireplaces, 2 possible. r~E, ALIO~’ MEMSERMULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE rentalwings & many new; deck10x37. ½ acrelandscaped room, enclosed breezeway,. 2 HISTORIC LAWREN-609-655-3836. -- features. New plumbing &:. property.Call for details, car garageand a largetreed QUADIIl -- 2 bdrm twnhse, CEVILLE.For sale by owner. KARNS REAL ESTATE, lot,beautifullylandscaped assume 7% mtge. All ap- ,~-bedroom,2~/=bath colonial. TWINRIVERS --~D I wiring, new baseboard heat (4.: REALTORS.201-359-1313. pliances, & carpeting Fulldry basement =,~ wooded MANVILLE - Closeto schoolsTW 0 B E D RO 0 M zone) new hot water heater,~i including an extensive herb upgraded. Extra large red. & shopping.7 room ranch, 3 garden. Gracious living in a acre,wall-to-wan’carpeting bedrooms, 2 bathsaining TOWNHOUSE,BRICK new carpets, newly redonei: wooddeck backyard with gas manyextras. Principals only. PATIO MANYDECORATOR hardwood floors The working’~ Borough of Pennington - grill, mid $30’s. 609-924-65OO room,family room. Extras EXTR~,S- $33,9OO.DDR - part of the kitchen (next to the;’. minutes from schools & shops, 609-771-1346. i, BY OWNER EWING-- Convenient to 1-95, days, 443-5308eves. includedishwasher, central DIDONATOREALTORS, cathedral ceilinged eat-in::~- ’I schools, shopping, etc. 1-95andcommuting.Available air,self-cleaning oven, car- INC.(609) 448.6555, area)has a professinal gas. Situated on a well landscaped nowat a just-reduced price of MANVILLE- Completelypaling. Call 201-722-3800. rangew. 6 burners,2 giant Bea~:tifully maintained Princeton Township 112 acre lot. This 2 story, 4 only $82,900 renovatedinside & out.2 Principalsonly ovens,a griddle & a broiler. Colonial with 4 bedrooms,2½ baths, central air bedroom, 2t/~ bath home WASHINGTONTWP FARM- bedrooms.$39,000. Call .201- MONTGOMERYTOWNSHIP The big step down familyroom comesWith a deck and patio. TIlE CIIASE AGENCY 65 acre farm with house and 534-2957or 201.626.6632. -- 175 yr. old country far- with chestnut beams, paneling. conc~itioning, extras. Walkto pool, tennis and all finished game room and 609-737-1330 out buildings suitable, for rehouse on beautiful 9 acre &a fireplace is old fashioned:: basement formal living and agriculture or development. BY OWNER- 4-5 bdms, wooded lot. 5 bedrooms eomfert. The back porch;. schc~ols.For sale at $110,000. spaciousI0 rm col, 6 yrs. old overlooksa spacions old time ;: dining rooms study, family Interested persons should call on I acre woodedlot, stunning workingfireplace, wide plank ( room, well-equipped kitchen, TWIN RIVERS SPLIT Jackat 609-586-7000between TWINRIVERS - 3BR twnhse, woodfloors, 2 living rooms backyard, Avery up to date ,: LEVELTOWNHOUSE - Don’t C/a, fin bsmt, patio, grill, w/w landscaping 2:/z baths, 2 car with beamedceilings, h/w 2- homewith the best of the good’" oreakfastarea&manyextras, miss seeing this beautifully 9am-Spin. cpt. extra insulation, gsr, A/C, DW,FP in large FM Call 609-8834)721. zoned heat, garage, trout old days built-in. An out-:’, Call 609-921-2855 decorated 3 bedroom 2½ bath Reasonable6OO-448-2057. RM,W/W carpeting, dressing stream on vropartv. Asking standingvalueat$159,oo0. Call; contemporary home. Frost SO. BRUNS. BRUNS. area in MBR, finished price: $100,000. Financing Oo9-921.6578anytime. ,; free refr:gerator, self-cleaning ACRES,bi-level, 5 yrs. old, 2 -- playroom in BSMT,patio, available to qualified buyer, ’." PLAINSBORO- farmhouse oven, carpeted finished ear gar., 4 bdrm., 2 baths,lg. deck, reg. garden, wooden Byowner. No agents. Call 609- ’; tOO years, just renovated, basement, assumable 7½% LONGBEACH ISLAND - cute utility shed and more. East Estate Real Estate Ivg. rm. &dng. rm., eat-in kit., 466-1982for appointment. ~ unusual, musf be seen. 3 plus mortgage. Low40’s. Owner. central air, fenced, patio, low 1 bedroom cottage all year WindsorIn 7O’s. 609-443-5722. REDUCEDTO $46 900. EASTi acres of woods. $64,900 609-448-6136. round, 5 rain. from beach. WINDSOR16 m as. to Prin;( For Sale For Sale OO’s. Owner,for appL201-297- ideal ’for eoupl~,"$26,5OO. Call Principal only. 609-7OO-9321. 2607. ROSSMOOR-- Singlestory eaton or New Brunswick,I~; owner201-297-2918. DUPLEXBY OWNER-- One co-op,p r!m.e.!ocation, sunny hour to NY.4 bdrm(or 3 +.: B/R Aptsmithpatio or balcony llvingx, diningrooms, 2 den),bi-level in Cranbur:;. 4 bdr~s. MUST SELL THIS HAMILTONRANCH move-in ROSSMOORCONDOMINIUM KEND. PK., 7 rm. Ranch, 3 condition. 5 rms - bath, in Village 2, NewHope with bedrooms,kitchen, 1½ bath,Manor. Wooded ½ acrec/ ’. dngrm., faro. WEEKEND- TWINRIVERS -- 1 bdrm, I bath, liv ng rm, bdrms., 1½ baths, faro..rm., TWINRIVERS - quad "Ill Excellent Income.All electric enclesedpatio, carpeting, living rm, dining rm, fatal ¯ QUADIV, 3BR, EXCELLENTdining area & kitchen with gar., carpeting throughout. detached garage, on ~/~ acre, VALUE. OPEN HOUSE, SAT trees. Owner must sell. twnhse, 2 BR fin bsmt, upgrdheat plianeed. & a/c, completelyTennis-pools. ap- crapes,extras. 6V4% FHA rm, util. rm, 1½ baIl~ :’ washer/dryer dishwasher. Principals. $43,900. 201-297- cpt~ s/s, walking distance to mort,occupaneyOct, l, shares garage, 609-921.6017 wee :( $,57,000. & SUN. 12 to 5 pm. 499 Principals on’ly. 609-655.1819.9277. Reducedto $23,500. OO9.696- PAIRPIEI,D R13 0861. po?l &school. 609-448-6957. $49,500.215-862-2318. $18,000firm. 609.655-2155. days, 466-2586 after 6 pm. ~. ,A k T H O AI E HUN7"E R ’ " G UID E

20"][] Thursday, June 16, 1977 Real Estate Real Estate MANVILLESOUTHSlDE , +~ ~ UnderConEtruclion For Sale For Sale "~ ~, ;2".~~ , Five room ranch, full SEEN EVERYTHING?Wait MONROE- Cranbury Area, ,+ TOe tatkOouSe flgencV basement,three bedrooms, till yousee this 4.bedroom,2r,~ Exit 8A turnpike. 88 Fi. Ranch living room,kitchen, 1 bath, bath newl~ constructed ’on :!~ acre lot, 3 bedrooms ¯ 138 SouthMain St., Hightstown,N. J. largefront porch.On a 60’ x custom colomal in an area of dining room, sunken living REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 100’ lot, 10%down to fine homeson a picturesque room, bath, family room, (soe)448.1069 qualifiedbuyer .... $48,900. luedscal~l and treed lot. This basement with laundry area, home also features custom central vac. system, 2 zone Salesmen:J. WesleyArcher windows(no need for storm baseboard hot water heat & M~ ~+~t~o~" John W.Arcber 585-0O96448-2O97 BRIDGEWATER windows), breathtaking stone only $57,000. Sentry Realty, AM Mowery 395-1671 PRINCETON,N.Y.OR N. BRUNSWICKare ell convenientlyac- M01her&DaughtEr raised hearth fireplace in the Inc. 201-521-1611. Gary Hopkins 585-7794 family room, rear redwood Hours:9-5 Daily ; I-4Sunday cessiblefrom this handsomeKingston colonial located at the TwoFamily RaymondMcNamera 448-2022 endof o quiet cul de sac. Thehouse has everything - 4 deck gracious formal dining bedrooms,family roomw/ralsad fireplace, 2½ haths, full Tastefully decorated. A room, ultra modern eat-in FOR SALE BY OWNER - basement,2 ear garage, C/A and a beautiful,prof. landscaped kitchen full basement, 2-car huge Colonial CapeCod garage, slate entry foyer. Historic Lawrenceville. 4 lot. Youmust visit this hometo ceeand appreciate the many featuring5 bedrooms,large bedrooms,2-~i~ bath Colonial. extras,Call soon for anappt. $84,900. c~ntral air and manyother Full basement ~ wooded living room,2 modernkit- extras. $84,900 acre, wall/wah carpeting, chens,huge dining room,3 manyextras. 609-771-1346. ALLON ONE FLOOR .3 bedrooms; extra large,modern kitchen YOU’LL NEVER REGRET withdining area; laundry room off kitchen;living room;den or full baths,laundry room, 2 the day you finally decided to smalloffice off kitchen;enclosed front porchand 1 earat- car garage. Finished $4a,90o. lookat this beautifullybuilt 3- tachedgarage. basement.3-zone hot water bedroom 2~ bath Lawren. PRINCETON VICINITY -- heat. Many,many extras. ceville ranch whose charm Young, 3 bedroom Split. MAGNIFICENTVIEW¯ Anexcellent locale, the finest area Landscaped¾ lot. beginsright at the front door. Features living room w. schools.Uving room, dining room,large moderneat-in Includes such features as an beamedcathedral ceiling & kitchen,screened4n porch, bath, 3 bedrooms+ playroom, Ownertransferrred will ac- "stonefirepalce. Formaldining ceptany reasonable offer. up-to-the-minute eat-in kit- full basement,with Outside entrance, detached 2 car garage, chen, gracious formal dining room, paneled family room, matureplantings. $72,000...... $74300. room Anderson Thermopane w/wcarpeting, central air, windowsconvenient laundry, patio & deck. On professienully landscaped~/z MILLSTONEAREA large exquisitely landscaped acre. Manymore extras. By HISTORICALZONE lot, closets galore, gorgeous panelled family room over- owner.Low 6O’s. 201-329-6624. 5 acre parcel, high and sized 2 car garage, full A BIG BEAUTIFULFAMILY HOME - Lovely four COUNTRYCOMFORT - This lovely restored colonial dry. Goodfor horse fan- basement, central air and so bedroomhome with two full baths, a large comfortable OWNER TO SETTLE is situated in a lovely setting in MonroeTwp. Presently cier. muchmore in this &year-old living room,formal dining room, anda spaciouscat-in being used as a two family, it could easily be a one ...... $39,000, beauty. $89,900 ESTATE-- summeror year ’round,bi-level, A-Icondition. khchenwith loads of cabinets, also includedare a two familyagain with four bedrooms,two baths, library, sun CHARNESKIg TIIE ROUSE THAT JACK L.R.,D.R., kitchen, 4 bdrms, car attached garage, jalousie enclosedbreezeway, a full roomand manyextras. Completingthe rustle kitchen STUNNINGEXECUTIVE HOME¯ Our custom-buih beauty offers BUILT!Yes, it cost plenty of I=,~baths laundry, rec room basement,central air and a maintenancefree exterior. are a dishwasher,self-eleanlng oven, a trash compacter, theperfect combination of space and intelligent design -.- with withregulation pool table "jack" to build this all brick Priced to sell at $62,000. and ao exposedbeam ceiling¯ Circa 1752. Only¯ a customkitchen you’ll haveto seeto believe.But don’t BONGIORNO sprawling ranch in one of the screened.lnporch, beuutffu[ overlookthe imposingentry, brick fireplace,5 bedroms,3½ Realtors& Insurers freest areas of Lawrence. upperdeck, outdoor shower $54,90O. baths,covered porch and oversized rooms throughout. Within Contains all the following room,garage, bulk headed COMFORTABLECAPE ¯ This roomy expanded cape walkingdistance to thefinest recreationareas. $79.500. features: 20 x 2g slate patio Lagoon off Barneget Bay, MUSTSEE THIS ONE- Twin Rivers beauty with two 42S. MainSt. many extras. Furnished. situated on a double lot has three bedrooms,and one with brick barbecue, en- bedroomsand one and a half baths. Lakefrontproperty ’ plus twnhalf baths, full basement,sun porch, fireplace TWOBEDROOM RANCH, owner must sell -- locatedin Howell Manville chanting chipped white brick Waler & sewer. Not too far an(] a finished basement.Must see this one. $39,900. TownshipThe Villages, beautiful 52-and-over community, this full wall raised hearth Ires Atlantic City. 609-698- anda twocar garage. Locatedin P~dieSchool area. gleamingmodsrn home has two bedrooms,large "Florida" 201-722-0070 fireplace, 3 enormous 3030.609-737.1567. $57,500 room,living room,ultra moderneat-in kitchen with all ap- EveningHours onTues.. Thurs¯ gFri. bedroomswith walk-in closets, pliancesincluded, Completely air conditioned,fire andsmoke LateEves.: 201-722.5524 huge eat-in kitchen with walk- alarms,exciting community center, buses to all shopping in pantry, cozy den, gracious TIREDOF THENEIGHBORS? -This is the one for LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP ymL.Situated out in the enuntD’on ten acres of groondis areas.Owner will takeback mortgage. $24.5001111! formal dining room with HISTORIC HOME - Large THREE BEDROOMTWO STORY Brick con- Real Estate sliding glass doors, oversized livingroom with exposed this two bedroom ranch. Needs some work but has struction andlocated in town all for only $25,000. PRICEDIN THE $50’s - This4 bedroom,1 ½ bath bdck front 2-car garage full basement beamsand stone fireplace. numerouspossibilities. $59,500. ranchhouse is ournewest fisting in Lawrsneavilla.This home is For Sale convement laundry, sewing ona veryprivate street but closeto townand a swimclub. Largemodern kitchen formal room, 2~/~ baths and much, dinfn~room; central ball FAMILYLIVING - This lovely four bedroomcape is Movein this summerand enjoy all the conveniencesof this much more. $110,000 upstairsand downstairs. 3=,I lovelyhome. EAST WINDSOR- Colonial CAMPSITEFOR SALE- Located in the Poconos - tile one for you and your children. Locatedin a quiet home, with exceptional oams.4~.~ bedrooms on second section of town and convenient to evervt t ng Man- TRY TIIE LARGE floor(master bedroom has comeswith a trailer pad andall hook-ups. $3,000. ingroundpool &extra lg patio ECONOMYSIZE! Giant.sized adjoiningdressing room and tenaneefree exterior andpriced to sell at " $45,900. gas grill, beautifully lndscpa Ioothpaste gives you much on ~ acre, 4 BR,2r/~ baths, lg bath.F~nished third floor more for your money. Same (built-inbedroom, full bath). Don’t wait to buy Real Estate; buy Real Estate and wait mad.eatin kit, with no waxfl, principle applies here. This 2- Basement has large at- beamed& panelled famrm, fin year old customcolonial is big tractiveentertainment room bsmt, also closets galore. and big on value. It has 4 withbar (also workshop and Extras inch ~/a, s/s. enormous cornerbedrooms, Real Estate Real Estate humidRer attic fan garden additional room). Much ¯ Jk.RES’mHTfAL , 2% luxurious baths, DREAMstoragearea, landscaped ¯ ¯ ~. COMM~EC,,’-,. ¯ housespotlights larry shoot of a kitchen with breakfast & muchmore. Prmcipaisr only. yards,2-car garage, lovely For Sale For Sale nook, stately center hall, out- neighborhood.More. $82,500. $76,900.609448-3963 evenings. of-this worldfamilyroom with CRISPg CLEAN ¯ Our 4 bedroomHickory Acres colonial split in Call609-882-5474, 2 tbru4p.m., TWO BEDROOM Con- gorgeous full wall brick 7 thru 9 p.m. PRINCIPALS IlOUSE__IIUNTING dominium,wooded lake area. EastWindsor is on a beautifulf~ acrelot endhas central air, a fireplaceimmense formal ONLY. In MercerCounty? lovelyfamily room, a superdn/basement andan enticing price. CONVENIENCE/ PRIVACY- diningroom mud room,2½ Stop in, write or call 586-6200 East Windsor, Exit 8, Jersey detached homein Twin Rivers andask for a free copy of our Tnpke. All appliances, central $58.900¯ cargarage, laundry room full air, carpeting, enclosedporch w/backyd, bordering farm. 3 basement,central air, full relo "llamas" Magazine with PERFECTFORA SMALLFAMILY - 2 bedrooms,large eat-in kit- BR, 2~ baths pnld famrm, stockade fenced yard, LAWRENCE TWP - Out- photos and completedetails dn and pool. Free heat. 609-443- extra closets, gas grl, hmdfr, standingfieldstone and frame some of the nicest suburban 1323. chen,living room,t cargarage w/storage room on ½ acre. En- breathtakingview and priced homeoverlooking Greenacres closedporch for outdoordining and relaxing. $31,40B. C.a, appliances. Swings~ attractively. $115,000 homes on the market¯ sandbox & reg. garden! Ht CountryClub. Foyer, brick TWINRIVERS -- Make offer ! ! 40’s. 699-448-7176. fireplacein living rm Hold Everything! on this beautifully maintained BUYOF THE WEEK - Comfort and beauty perfectly describe this spacious dining rm, luxurious,2 bedroomcondominium with everyextra you could WE JUST LISTED A 4 3BR, QuadIlt’house. Ceramic l[ I I LANDSPECIALISTS l possiblyimagine. Living room, dining room with sliding door to QuakermaidKitchen panelled B E D It OO M, I L~ B AT II tile foyer, upgrdedappl &cpt. = . r DIAL448-0600 CONDOMINIUM-- I KROL familyrm, 4 bdrms,2,.i baths, BEAUTY-In Mercerville with &fully fin bsmt amongcustom = patio,kitchen, laundry, 2 full baths,wail to wallcarpeting. screenedporch and garage. 231 ROGERSAVE., HIGHTSTOWN Humidifier~ central air completethis fantasticpackage that bedroom,I bath, TwinRivers. moderncat-in kitchen, dining ,extras. Call ownerfor ap- wasjust reducedto $30,200. Fully carpeted, dishwasher, 882-5000 room screened porch and pointmentat 609-443-6450. HILLSIDETERRACE washer, dryer, central air EWING TWP. - Imagineex- luxurious in-ground pool. Anelegant, 2 stowColonial in this desirablearea of private patio, nicely traslike chair rails crown $49,500. moldings,built-in bookcases CONDOMINIUMQuad I -- WashingtonTwp. 4 large bedroomswith ampleclosets decorated. Asking$25,500. 609- L and storage: 2½baths: Paneeedfamily roomwith 448-6622. andbay windows in dinina r~. MoveRight In groundfloor 2 BR2 bath end EWING TOWNSHIP - (wo & kitchen. Addto this a famuy OWNERTItANSFERRED TO un!t. Top location $2%008. fireplace:enclosedsun porch: 9+ roomsallexquisitely stuccoapt house - two large room with fireplace tha’t CANADA- Has already Prmcipalsonly. 609-448-8663. decoratedand carpeted. Full basement,2 car garage, PENNINGTONBORO -- BY bedrooms each, large kit. should be featured in House vacated this 3 bedroom professionallylandscaped lot. Evena pavedbasketball chens large living rooms Beautiful. Immaculate OWNER- 3 bdrmColonial 1L/z utility roomsseparate cellars tlamilton Squareranch with ---- courtand gas grill for graciousoutdoor living. baths. LRw/fireplace, di~zing Colonial with 8 roomsand 2L~z dining roomand denfeaturing PENNINGTON AREA -- A realbeautywithlotsof extras ...... ~.. $82,900. and driveways. Reasonable baths. $66,400 room, cat-in kitchen, laundry Call after 5 p.m.609-883-1493. slidingglassdoors]cadingtoa come check the quality a(tached garage fenced-t~ large patio andbeautiful in- features in this spacious FORLARGE FAMILY IN HIGHTSTOWN yard, nicely landscaped MARTIN-SIMONE REALTY ground pool with sliding A quality built 4 bedroomexpanded ranch with EXCELLENTBUY¯ Large3 bedroom,1 ½bath ranch.Stone rancher, with 3 nice size Principals only. $57,500. 609- TWINRIVERS -- Quad I, 3 REALTOR 609-882-0288board.$51,900. bedrooms,oversize country aluminumsiding situated on nicely landscaped½ acre firep~acain living room,separate dining room, eat-in kitchen, 737-9380. Weekend& Eves. 609-737-2864 kitchen, t4’x22’ living rm, big lot. NewQuaker Maid kitchen, dining room, large living breezeway,screened-ln porch, full basement,dark room, bedroom, P/,~ bath in the rettinst & mostconvenient Owneris Packing modernbath, plenty of storage roomwith fireplace, family room,foyer, 1 ½ baths, oversize2-car garage. School bus stops at front door.You Pocation. All appliancesin- O F F E It S Q U I C K closets including 2 cedar shouldsee thLs beauty. $51,000¯ closets galore, flagstoneporches, huge rec roomin cluding self-cleaning oven& TWINRIVERS Townhouse - 3 POSSESSION-Ofthis smartly lined. Well insulateu tar very PRINCETONJCT - beautiful 4 no defrost refrigerator. styled centrally air con- low heating& air conditioning basement,laundry area, large attic with walkin cedar REAPTHE HARVEST fromthe gardenin backof this lovelylan- bedroom, 2~;= bath colonial, bedrooms2(:, baths, end unit. closet. $$7,700Also For Rent...... $475/mo. professionally landscaped on Everything freshly painted Excellent QuadIII location. dilioned, 4 bedrooml~z bath costs. Full basementwith rec dscapedbiqevel. 4 bedrooms,2½ baths and family room inside & out.’Partianyfinished SemiRnished basement, many b-level in "Go den Estates". room and workshop. Also, EASTWINDSORTWP. 3/4 acre, central air, family There’s a 20 foot panelled w/slidingglass doors. The eat-ln kitchen has many cabinets, room w/fireplace custom basement. Baokyard has cxlras. $57,900. Assumable7% aboutan acre of lane] to call 2 bedroomCape on ½ acre lot. Expandablesecond dishwasherandwall oven. There is a largedining room, over- small patio with gas grille. mortgage. 609-448-3634. family roomwith sliding glass your own with many nice $41,900. sized2 cargarage w/shelves for all yourtools - 5 yeatsyoung floors carpetmg patio ex- Other extras excellent con. doorsleading to a large rear shadetrees and evergreens, floor. Full basement,1 ½ car garage...... tras. 1 mi e to R~. Low80’s. yard with stockade fence for $51,500. includes apphances, at $47.800. Owner.609-799-2941. dit on. $37,500.Cal 609-448- NEWLISTING 7134. complete privacy. Other largewoodtoolshedand many Wellmaintained Hightstown Victorian in excellentcon- ONTREE-LINED OAK LANE, TRENTON - Sembdetached home KENDALLPARK - 3 Br. features includekitchen with other extras. Ownerretired no-waxfloors anddishwasher. .~nrl I~nvlna N J ~riO,m dition. Largedining room, living room,foyer, eat-in kit- features3 largebedrooms, sun parlor, living roomwith CLEARBROOKCONDO -- 2 ranch set on attractively ...... " ...... chen sntry 3 bedroomsand bath 2 car barn and fireplace,formal dining room, eat-~n kitchen, enclosed upslairs BR, 2 bath, 2 car garage, MANVILLE-- Colonial, 4 landscaped 1/3 ac. with tall formal dining room, wall to buyersplease call 609-737-0929 , P ¯ bdrms, 2 baths, w/wcarpeting trees. Panelled rum. rm. with wail cwrl~ts throughout,plus for an appointmentto inspect, toolshed.Situated on 1,2 acresof land.Wall to wall car- rear porch-inapple-pie shape. Assumable 7%VA mortgage upgrded appl, 24 hr security, oversized 2 car garage. only$177.O9 per month (including taxes). $18.000. NYCbus, adult com., many throughout,a lovely living rm fireplace, dining room, 1-~/~ __ pet in living room,hall andstairs ...... $49,500. extas. Owner.609-655-1834. separated by columns to the baths, garage, fenced back $53,900. family rm, large formal dining yard. =~., block from school. BUILDER’S MODEL -- 3 "------°.o=..uu,,,,~N.l,~.:~:A.t )’earsold excellent condition F" " INCOME¯ INCOMEI I This 2 familyhome [n Lawrenceis a rare rm, newoak cabinets set off ¯ $42,900.201-297-6432. Brick Rancher 2 Bedroom~pt. find today.The 1st floor hasan enclosed porch, living room, the large pleasant countryeat- PLAINSBOHO-Outstanding 3 central air, delux laedscapin~ AVONVILLAGE -- 2 BR, 2 bedroomranch with attached smallstudy, bedroom, kitchen and bath. Upstairs is a tieing bath C/a Condo.All appl shag in kitchen, full basement, ~ndila~te~i°r,stdee°rating"------o- CONVENTIONALMORTGAGES AVAILABLE room,kitchen, bath and 2 bedrooms.Full basement,storms ¯ mature trees fruit trees, 2 cargarage on 1,,= acrelot. cpt, drapes, high$20’s. 609.448. shrubs and p[antings on a TWIN RIVERS TNHSE -- Nearly 2 000 square feet of Ranch3B/R $34,000 ASLOW AS 5% DOWN TOQUAL F ED BUYERS andscreens. Low taxes. Just Reducedto $39,900¯ 9319. . . beautiful landscaped lot. MUST SELL THIS WEEK 3 gracious living space with S lit4B/R $35000 Offlceg¯ downtownlocation. Call for panculars. TWOFAMILY HOME- Come see this incomeproperty with two CALLUS for an appointment Br 2% baths,w/w carpet C-A, dining room, family room, ;~D,~RRENPARK ESTATE~ -- humid.,panelled und beamed fireplace, 12x36porch,wall to llickory Corner Rd. East apartmentseechcontaining2bedroomsand1 baths.$2g,0o9. to see this new lishng today. CotherlneChrlstle 448-2121 tiILLSBOROUGH-- 4 bdrm Don’t miss out on this one! brickFamRm, redwood deck. wallcarpets and more$39,900. Windsor. Open Sat. & Sun HowardBlrdsall 448-1934 colonial with uniquefireplace, Only $55,008 5 appl.Mortg assure, and [ only, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.609-443- ~-aPoscole 259-9405 IMMACULATE2 FAMILY HOME ¯ Older home in excellentcon- I J,= baths, slate foyer, c/a, plus negotiable.$38,000. 609-924- 5353. -" dition. Thisincome prooertv has had tender loving care. There many extras. 1 acre HILLSBOROUGH-- Colonial, 9313or 443-1138. is a lovelyyard with an additional building lot. Forthe sports beautifully landscaped with j T I’ enthusiast,there are tennis courts and a beautifullake nearby. large brick pat/on and built-in on 3.1 acrest 4 large bedrooms, WIN RIVERS TOWNHOUSE pool City water & sewers, formal dinmg rm, 2 baths, [ , - 2 bdrm gas bar-be-cue Real Estate Real Estate $57,900. recreation room, full FOR SALE OR RENT - Twin READYFOR THE MECHAN C, or body-man,looking for a big. $78,900.201-674-3379. Rivers,Luxurious 3 BR 2~,~ e-__ e_l_ P--- +_l- basement, trees & shrubs, Tigh ue IJ humidifierpeting, vanity upgraded in downstairs car’- I’~ll- ~gle ror OUI~ garage.This business has a fine followingand even greater land exceptionally valuable, baththse, all appl, prof. fin ful bathroom a/c/and many potential. Price includeslovely ranchhome and wooded zoned CR CALLus for an bsmt,w/w cpt/lile, C/a,plus Realtors 609-586-6200extras. Overs zed back yard. -- many extras.Reduced to acreage.Call for appointment. IMMACULATE TWIN appointmentto see. Offeredat 2712 Nottingham Way $36,000. 609-443-3805after 6 PRINCETON VICINITY- 3 BEDROOMCAPE COD"full $79,500$,t3,900or $450/mo.6o9-448- Meree~ine, N.J,08619 p.m. SPARKLING YOUNG basement near schools in RIVERS -- 2 bedroom 6813. ¯ EXECUTIVEROME Situated LANDITHESE VALUES ARE HARD TO BEATI 48+ I- acresfor townhouseQuad Ill. Loaded H ehtstown bore big !yar~ farmor stablesand future development. $2.0O9/A¢¯ withextras. Professionally ROCKYRILL -- Colonial, on a picturesque we!l.land- quYet street. Mid 30’s. For finished.Basement, hi 30’s. exquisite landscaping with TWINRIVERS QUADIV - 4 3 BEDROOMTownshouse -- sca peo ,~_ acre woooe~lot. appointment write WHH0834, 70+/- acres- with fields of corn,wheat and berries and a Rowersand shrubs, patio, and SALE BY OWNER -- .~’catures 3 .~arge u.~.rms,2L~ POBox 146, Hightstoven. PrincetonRFD address. $2,0O9/Ac. 609.448-3767. LawrenceTwp. On quiet cul- BR, 2~h baths, twnhse, fmrm, Twin Rivers. Finished " a most tempting ingroundpool eat-in kit, formal dining, basement , ,’,=dwood-- deck , uams ’SDUClOUS .. uvlng room¯ . accent this lovely home, de-sac. 4 bedroom Colonial, picture windows on cul-d.sac, frostfreeoven centraT’refrio sr, vac~zum’"lf-*’l~,a- forma din ng room eat-n- t-- ForAll AreaListings formal dining room, large full basement, 2 ear garage, nr pool & teen s courts + dral~ries carr~tinn much kitchen paneled family room, BUY DIRECTLY FROM living room, paneled family 2,308sq.ft, of living area, 2~,~ plus finished basement. $60’s A LARGERANCH -- ~pear PJ Adlerman, Click & Co. OWNER. SAVE A roomplus central air provide baths, double [ireptace, school.plentyopenTop .qualitygr°und’cptWalk& appl,t°more Lo~’ S40;s~Ne~tiable & Prieclpals only. 201-329-6t39. Sta. & schools..[ LR REALTORS 6% COM- central air. In the sixties. 609- est. 1927 for comfortableliving in this 882-515g. c/a, s/s, patio, semi fin bsmt assumable/609~448~514after ~ w/fireplace, DR, FR ~ BR, 2 MISSION.3 bedroom colonial, large 4 bedroomColonial. Call gas BBQ,excel cond. 2L/Z y~ 5pro all day wkends . bath, screened pail ~ treed Realtors and Insurers 7 yearsold on Over½ acrein us to see it now.Offered at old. Express bus to ’ NYC. ’ -- PLAINSBORORANCH -- on ~ t/2+ acre lot, ! heati ntg units., 4-6 Hulfish Street Prlnceton, N.J, EastWindsor Hickory Acres, ucreplusw mature trees 3 Br , $125.000 Ownertransferred, Principals Idealfor large’ fumt y[.." or one’ {~ 2-~/zbath, formal living and STATEN ISLAND -- 3 only. Asking$40’s. CaB609.443. HOUSING~. , GOOD _B UY - 3 Lr, ~a, Fr, W bar. Modern’ ’ with retired re ative~ ~67900. diningroom, eat-kRchen bedroom,architect designed, bearoom Cape cod, full cherry kitchen 2 Fpl. and 609-799-1199. 92¢0401586.1020 MID-JERSEY REALTY 1259. oasememnear schoolsin ’’1 ’ Members:Princeton Real Estate Grou0, Multiple w/dishwasher,family room Rt. 206, Belle Mead,NJ built-in furnishings fireplace, manyother extras Low $70’s. i w/fireplacegarage, storage 201.359-3444 air conditioning, alI ap- Hightstown Bore, big yard Call 608-799-0931 ListingService. Global National R.E. Referral 5 erv~P~. shed.Low 50’s Call 609-4434508 qu et street Mid $30’s Fo~ ’ ~" ...... [ -. pliances, 7~z% mortgage. ~ eves. $44,000.Call 6~9-799-I734alter LARGECOLONIAL on a Cul appointment write WHH0834 ceton yicinit ROSSMOOR- duplex model 6pro. de sac - air cond., 2 car Box 146146, Rtghtstown Rightstown. cooperative, 2 5drms, 1~,~ garage, newroof and gutters, TOWNHOUSE-- Village II name Lettersto the Editor batfis, carpeting, drape,# with hot waterheater, dish washer, MANVILLENORTH SIDE ~ New Hope, Pa¯ kitehenl TWINRIVERS - 4 BR Tw hse, manyextras: erasers, flooree garbage disposal, all extras~:a~ Coo," ’1 car garage, ,t- .dining area, living room, alwaysmake good reading. allappl, s/s, paled famrm, attic, a/e, humidifier, self- TWINRIVERS - 3 BRtwnhse, mcluded. Mint condition, bc~oms wall-to-wall car- fib, placer 2 bdrm.s, den, 2½ movein condition. Must sell, cleaning oven, Japanese 2=a bath, kit, appl¯, newly Immediate occupancy, pe tin¯g, ~any - extras eed oams, w/w carpaLS Ura , Ownerrelocating. Principals garden, near clubhouse& poet. painted, brk. patio w/grilL Principals only¯ $118,000. 609- tooatton, uy owner,’.-..~^- zet-az,- =endmodel ..... $59900 ~all~t~e~ Seepage 4. only.$40’s. 609-448-3679, $39,500,609.448-7436. "~’d:~ ¯ 609-655-2216or 2217. 924-7456or 921-8182. 3561,Price, $44,000. ,’v,,,, ,=~o..oo~-oor6. 2172. HOME HUNTER’,f¯ GUIDE

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,_ fenced yard, pool, shed. mid $40’s. 201-297-6187. ’ lingReal Estate, ErwinnaPA. 20 NASSAUST.,SUITE207 ~~ b e [’wee n9 ’am & 5 pm i 215294 9111or 766 7665 PRINCETON r SECRETARYMust betake Three new coaching ap- 609-924-8064 charge type. Interesting work the United States in 1973 to cetonarea (oserveasour first Catholic High School Girls’ with areas leading realtor. BUS PERSON / DISH- pointments to fill Princeton leach professionally at the full-time coach of women’s City Cross Country Chain-;! TWINRIVERS - End unit, 2 TooLate SecretarytoPresF/P test80 Apply 4 Mercer St., Hopewell. WASHER- Must be over 18. University’s first full.time Princeton Indoor Tennis Club. tennis. She brings a great deal pionshipsduring the last three * BRtownhonse, mint condition, ~"1 ;~,, Steno, good phone manner Belle Meadarea. 201-359-3115. positions in women’stennis, S/S. $36 500. 609-443"6640 To ,.,ass,,r At the same time, sbe also of leadership, coaching seasons. evenogs, weekends. JOIIN T. IIENDERSON,INC. women’strack, and women’s served as women’shead coach ability, and experienceto our Flippin called Farrell "a ’.: Seerelary F/P to$175 609-466-2550 crew have been announcedby at the lion School and an 1967 MUSTANGV8 - auto, AC, Statistical typing ’75 VOLVO244DL - 4 spd. program and we are most proven and very able coach, ;: PS, excellent condition $850. director of athletics RoyceN. assistant for the Princeton fortunate to have her." experienced administrator, overdrive, am/fro snowtires, Fllppin, Jr. University women’steam. In TWINRIVERS - End unit 201.247-8260after 6 pro. SecretaryFeeneg to$150 1975 VEGAHATCHBACK -- exc. conj. Best o~fer. 609-587- Director of Racquet Sports and demonstrated leader who: Selected to head the 1974 she movedon to become and men’s tennis and squash has made significant con-; towldmuse.3 br, 2’,:z baths, EDPknowledge, ¯ no steno auto, custom interior, AM/FM7631 eves. finished basement,central air, DECO~R- FU~--~-TUR~ stereo cassette, bestoffer. 60~- women’sprogram in tennis is the head female tennis coach DaveBenjamin, said "I tributions la the track w/w carpet, 5 appliances, -- unbelievable prices. 448-4995. Maree MeCallum,in track is professional at the ltamilton Fraction of wholesale cost. ReeeptlonlstFfP teStS0 am looking forward to working programs, wherever he has : am/ Im intercom, attic fan,’ Front desk top spot. Very YARDSALE-Sat & Sun, 6/16 Peter Farrell, and in crew is Tennis Club in Trenton, N.J. with her and developing been." gas grill, too many other Excellent condition. Custom profess onal &lg, 9-4. Furni’ture, Kris Korzeninwski. The Castro convertibles - red honsewares, baby items; 34 Competitively, McCallum further coordination between Krs Korzenowski, 35, a’. v,xtrns to list. Suffer quad It velvet striped, 7~,k’, opensto 1976 COACHMANeamper van positions will also include for was ranked numberone in the the women’s and men’s civil engineer, and the coach i location.Youowe :t to yourself Office Mgr. -- like new,16,060 mi frig LP Oak Branch Rd, Cranbury the first time responsibilities NewJersey and numbertwo in to see this immaculate double bed 3506. Companion5’ Insurance rating a plustO$195 Manor. programs." of the Canadian women’s :. Ioveseat, opens to single bed heat & stove toilet, hookups, as instructors in physical the Middle States Ladies The new coach of the national crew team in Van-::" spacious borne. Mid40’s. 609- sleeps 4 A/C PS PB am/fro -- 443-4946. $300. Both pieces cost $2000. education. Tennis Associations. She women’s track program will couver, British Columbiahas ; Castro brownsuede 7:/~’, opens KeypunehFeeneg inS140 stereo, auto.$7506frm, lfnew 1972 CADILLACELDORADO The new women’s tennis represented the latter in the Life exp. ok now$11,500. 609-466-1341. convertible . manyoptions, be Peter Farrell, a formerAll- been aonointed the new coach ? FUR~rge lo doublebed, $400.Cost $800.2 coachandassistant director of Sears CupCompetition in 1974 American middle-distance red velvet chairs $150 each. axe. eond. 609-896-1351ar 921- of women’screw at Princeton. ’: bi-level, 6 room,central air, 2 Retail to12K 6405. racquet sports, Maree Me- and 1975, and played several runner at Notre Dame.For the A member of the Polish : Corner walnut table $100. Callum, is the head ear garage. $64,500. 609-585- Exquisite large onyx coffee Store mgt. exp. required MUST SELLIMMEDIATELY Virginia Slims Tournaments past four years, he has served national team from 1956 to 8891.-- table imported from Italy, growingretail chain -- 1 Fender Super Reverb professional at the Season’s in 1974. Prior to her present as the head coach of women’s 1967, Korzeniowski was an ’. Amp,l GibsonES-325 electric ENGINES- Pontiac 6 eyl. Racquet Club in Rochester, position, MeCallum was a track at Christ the King High striated black brown & white ’rECIINICAL instructor, trainer, and high 4BR TWNHSE,Twin Rivers - $500. Fruitwood Ital an guitar. Both less than I year overheadcam, $75, Buick, V6, N.Y., and a former competitor professionalat theTennis Club Schoolin MiddleVillage, N.Y., school and club coach from F nely decorated nicely provincial card table old plus one other electric $50.201-329-2186 after 5 pro. on the Vir,,inia Slims circuit, of Hoohester. ’landscaped,e/a, upgrdapt, all Accounting Mgr.F/P to I8K guitar. All in excellent con- as well as being the assistant 1965until his promotionto full- w/parquet top 4 cane back ---- A 1967 health and physical In announcingthe selection, coach of the Tyrone Pannell appl, 609.448-5411. Financial reports a must dition. Sold together or time Polish National Coachin chairs, gold velvet cushions ’74 VEGA-- red Hatehbaek, education graduate of North Flippin said, "We are AAUtrack team. 1969.Ris teams participated in cost $1200- now$506, Large separately. Best offer¯ Call Brisbane College in Queen- delighted to have Maree TWIN RIVERS -- 3 BR Italian marble chess board Programmers F/P Io17K069-466-2388. 15,060mi. $1106,609-921-0617. Parrell, 30, graduated from the EuropeanChampionships twnhse, Quad IV, ideal $150. 2 Willet cherry buffets Several openings sland. Australia, she movedto McCallumback in the Prin- Notre Dame in 1968 with a in Austria and Denmark,as location, upgrdedept, slf eln $400 for both. Collectors Bachelor’s Degreein history. well as the 1972Olympics in oven, s/s, ~/a. 609-443-5208. Daumier prints, matted on Englnoer- Chemical F/P ’71 PLYMOUTH SAT. An NCAA Indoor All- Munich. tle becamewomen’s to27K SEBRING--2dr.bdtp, 8eyl. BES~I- grass cloth, silver lease automatic, a/c p/s, p/b, good Americanin 1967 and 1968, he coach at tbe University of TWIN RIVERS - Fully frames $106 each. Manyother was the IC4A 1066 yard WesternOntario in 1974,where tables, lamps, paintings¯ 609- Engineer-Mechanical F/P cond. 70,000m. $1350.609-882- Businessmancleans up equipped, 4 bedroom on 17 tol8K 7028. champion, and was ranked his crews won several in- acre field. Lots of room,lots of 921-6629. fifth in the countryand 141h in tercollegiate and national ~w, front and back. Middle Engineer.IndustrialF/P the world in 1967. Notre championships.As Canadian $40’s, assumable7~,:,% mor- EXPLORER CAMPER -- 8 Dame’s captain and Most national coachin 1976, his -- brown, t owner, 4 spd air J Id -careerc h ang e tgage. Take a look. 201-462- foot, 1970, refrig, sink, heat, n rn Valuable Runner, Farrell was coxless pairs wontitles in 3205. gas stove, etc. $606. 069-446- EDPinstallations F/P to24Kluggagerack, exc. cond. $2000. Duisburg, Germany, and 609-799-2079or 799-2058. a Central Collegiate Con. 2532. 370 OSVS feronce championin the 1060 Lucerne, Switzerland, and TWINRIVERS Townhouse - 3 . One year ago George does housecleaning at a time eontacled by the insurance for three years and a two.time then placed a surprising fifth BRfin bsmt, plus many ex- Engineer-SalesF/P to9K YOU PICK STRAWBERRIES Car, profit sharing MUSTSELL -- excellent German was instructing the when good domestic help is company. Domestieare titlist in the 680 yard run. He in Ihe 1976 SummerOlympics tras. AvallableAug.1. Rent or condition, antique furniture, personnel are trained to do buy. Call owner. 201-536-2508.Daily. Bring your owncon- Personnel Department at hard In find. still holds the Notre Dame in Montreal. ?’ tainers. 7am-7pm. Grover Supervlsorsfeereimb tol0K eeueh rugs t chairs, elect. McGraw-Hill Publications "Weclean while womenare fire. smoke and soot record for the 880, both indoor "VCeare very fortunate to Farm, 348 Village Itoad East, Rubberand plastics bkg. adding machine, etc. Moong. Companyonhowtoengravethe at work,shopping, or golfing," restoration workin the home, and outdoor. find someoneel Kris’s ability TWINRIVERS - 4 BR twnhse Dutch Neck. 609-799-1195. 201-821-8239. silver bowl for his 25th an- be says, "and we make our- whichincludes deodorizing of Farrell, whoorganized the and international experience :: 2~: baths, opt & all appli. Receptionist 1/2F/P to$150 niversary. I-le never received selves accessible to them on a fabric and carpeting. Christ the King women’steam willing to cometo Princeton, Principals only. 609-446-6938. Toplocal co. ROOMAVAILABLE--July 1, the silver bowl, having one.time basis or under a P, eal estate companiesuse in 1973, led themto manytrack to coach and lead our women’s DRAPES- brand new, still private home, Kendall Park. Domnsticareto clean a house crew program," said Flippin. : packaged, off-white color, Clerk typist t06140 Non-smoking, mature gnt- resigned three monthsshort of weekly or monthly and cross country cham- ¯ TWIN RIVERS - 3 BR end 126" x 84". Call anytime, 20t- the anniversary to embark on arrangement. All of our crew that is for sale, or sometimes pionships, including the AAU The university is still unit, QuadII choice location man, refs. Box #64016, ale members are fully insured, the buyer makes the contact¯ cross country Eastern searching for new coaches of . all appl. &cpt. upgrded, 359-4325. Princeton Packet. a new career as a house custom finished basement & cleaner, efficient, andreliable¯" Basically, Domestieare regional title. Farrell has also women’steams in swimming,! patio w/grill, C/a, humidifier, ’66 CHEVY IMPALA Sling S iiq Ten months into the new Dnmestieare offers a prepares a new home for served as meetdirector for the field hockey, and Iaerosse. FOOD SERVICE SUPER- occupancy or freshens up a s/s, manyextras. Low$40’s. CUSTOM- 307, 4 bell earb. 4 VISOR-- Supervisor of food career Mr. Germanfinds he’s complete line of home and 069-448-5106. spd, maxwheels & newtires. 20 NassauSt. production with cooking more relaxed, works shorter apartment cleaning services, homefor re-sale. Princeton hoarsaodearnsmoremoney- including vacuuming and George German employs 609-924-7698.Asking $500, will 606-924-8064 background. High Scbodl TWINRIVEHS Quad l, 3 BR talk. diploma required, culinary a nice trade off from the dusting the entire house five people ranging in age twnhse, end unit. 2~,., baths institute or other formal tensions of big business, thoroughly and washing all from 18 to 40. Each Three receive Domesti’earecrew uses a self- C/A, w/wcpt, upgraded appl GARAGESALE - 261 Glenn DIPOLVERE NURSERY training highly desirable. As George puts it, "if I’d surface areas in the bathroom & windows, Cent. vac, Ave.,Lawrenceville Sat. June SCHOOLhas limited number Apply in person between 2- stayed whereI was I could see and kitchen. Domestiearealso contained van stocked with b~umidifiernew kit &foyer fls 16, 10-4. Household items, of openingsfor Sept. children 5pm, Mr. Van Vertloo, a very limited future - at loast provides window washing, cleaning compounds and bsmt, gas grill, & much 2:~ lo 5. Small classes, state Westminster Choir College equipment. P.U. degrees drapes, storm door, electric Princeton, N.J. 609-921-7101. turning into a bundleof nerves wall and ceiling washing, more.High $30’s. 6(}9-446-2055. edger, clothes,etc. certified qualified teachers. like myboss. So nee dayI just furniture polishing, rug 893 Ed nburg Rd., Hamilton walked out. I’m happy to say cleaning, drapery cleaning, Although George spent 5 Sq.606-506-I 149. GAMMAGUITAR with hard years with "Business Week," Swearer, president of Brown CRANBURY-- 6 bedroom 1974 AUSTIN MARINA-- that the parting was amiable floor waxing and other Thi’ee Princeton residents University; Adolph W. Seh- Ranch on 1/2 acre 18,006 mi, used as second ear. case. $106. Call before 4pm, and the people at McGraw-Hillhouseholdservices. a McGraw-Hillpublication, 6~9-921-1621. were among seven persons midt, former U.S. Am- treed lot. Groundfloor: 3 $1,200. Call days 201-297-1966, PORTABLEINDESIT DISH- still call me(or help once in Aootherlarge portion of the don’( ask him for advice on big receiving honorary degrees on ’bedrooms, formal dining Ix. eves 609-448-5827. awhile; and I’m glad to give business or the stock market. bassador to Canada; Joseph living room with stone WASHER- 3 me. warantee, Domestieare business is June 7 as Princeton University Lane Kirkland, with a long $90, women’sRaleigh bicycle MERCEDES250SE 1967 -- it." servicing insurance com- ’Tmstrictly sman-timenow," conferred 1,492 bachelor and fireplace, knotty pine eat-in ------A/C, auto, ps/pb, radials, says George, "and tbat’s the career directing the AFL-CIO; kitchen, bath, pine paneled 26" with haskets, $45, men’s But what does a promotion panics and real estate agen- advanceddegrees at its 2301h DRIVING TO FLORIDA - Armstrong 26" bicycle, $30, am/fro, 23 mpg. Exe. eond. manager knowabout cleaning wayI want to stay.., at least and Barbara Jordan, breezeway. Basementlevel: 3 around June 22, from Florida children’s Raleigh bicycles, $3,499. 201-782-1065after 6pm. cies. If a fire occurs, the commencement. congresswomanfrom Texas. bedrooms, Ig. playroom, 2’ to Cape Cod around Aug. 10. houses? Domesticare crews are for the first coupleof years." Bethany Beardslee, 26" $30.21"$20, available June Those receiving un- workshops, laundry room, Seek riders to share. Call 606- 26. 069-924-1969. Pleasant Jefferson Conk- bath, 2 ear plus storage at- 896-0667after 4. wright and Henry Dew. dergraduate degrees, included taehed garage above ground HISTORICAL COLLECTOR -- buystoy trains, autos, other Smyth, all Prineetonians, 653 men and 296 women.Of t8’x33’ pool, small patio. Many accepted honorary degrees at those, 799 received bachelorof extras. In the 06’s. 609-655- SUMMER PROGRAM 1972 PORSCHE- 911T, perf. old toys. Call 069-924-3506,ext. in/out/under, 2nd owner~a/c, 179. Mon-Fri.,9:30-5. ceremonies on Nassau Green. arts degrees and 151 bachelor 0317. CHILDREN, 4 to I0 at of science degrees in ...... DiPolvere Nursery School. 893 am/fro 8 irk. Leather, hght.5, Mrs. Beardslee has been Edinburg Rd., Hamilton swaybars, CB,5 spd. tires & soprano soloist with major engineering. TWIN RIVERS -- 3 bdrm. Square. For information call wheels, 53,060orig. Best over HOUSEFOR FAMILYOF 3. symphony orchestras Townhanse, Quad II. Luxury $7950. Eves.& weekends,069- Forty-six per cent of those :. 609-566-1149. $3~5 me/see, plus util and throughout the United States receiving undergraduate .: carpet finished basement, gas 466-2280owner. maint, inq. 151 WycoffAve., and has performed many g=rin, extra insulation, many Hightstown. times at Princeton University. degrees were awarded some :: o3aterextras. Hi 30’s. 606-,HS- formof honors. Of the men, 47 :: 8506eves.&weekends.201-935- FEMALE ROOMMATE-- NEEDED FOR IMMEDIATE She has also appeared in per cent received honors; 40.7 .: 6214days. wantedin share2-bdrm apt. in SALE -- TWINRIVERS "B" I important contemporary MODEL 2 BR TOWNHOUSEGENTLEMANSEEKS 2-3 !:j ’:" "i. per cent of the women ’:. Hunters Glen. Immed. oc- festivals in the United States received honors. cupancy.609-799-8156, Deb. STEELE ROSSLOFF & unfurnished rooms within 6 and Canada, and at the In- SMITH, REALTORS609-448. miles of Mercervine.609-890- ternational Festival of tbe Of the 643 advanceddegrees Pa. Properties¯ 8811or 6.55-0080. 9500 ext. 379 between 9am...... awarded,22,3 were doctors of SECRETARY-- Interesting 5pm. i) ¯., Society of Contemporary job in busy administrative Music. She received an honory philosophy, 201 masters of office. Shorthand and good Doctor of Music degree. arts, 38 masters of science in BRADFORDCOUNTY, PA. - secretarial skills required. We PUBLISHING PRODUCTION RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST-- ~ ~: .’:i .. Mr. Conkwright, a graphic engineering, 45 masters in 26o acre farm with river offer campus atmosphere, 4 WORK-- Inhouse paste-up Small but lively olfiee needs ;? ~...... ; public affairs, 19 masters in and layout. 2 weeksper montli, artist, is world famousin his frontage, 2 story remodelled 3 weeksvacation after 1 yeai’, cheerful person to handle ~.:~.~" :. field¯ Hebegan his career as fine arts and 14 masters of BRhouse, new heat, well and and other benefits including 35 perbaps becomingfull time in telephonereceive visitors and!’.... ~.~ : ~’ ’ -:. architecture and urban septic system. Large livestock, hour week. Call Business the fall. Some expereince art editor Ior the Universityof planning. help coordinate special !.-~.i i . " ’ ’. : OklahomaPress in 1938, and in barn & outbuildings. Brook, Manager between 9am-3pm, desired. Typespecs or camera projects Typing a must, no ~[-’.. -i..’ i ’:: i springs, flagstone quarries. 609-921-6300. PRINCETONwork a plus. Call 2-4:30pm shorthand.~ Permanent, 37:& ~ U . ~i: ~’ 193q came to Princeton Ex. deer, turkey, grouse & THEOLOGICALSEMINARY¯ only, 669-443-5062. hours per week.Reply to Mrs.t:: :.~ :/. "-~: i/ i University Press as duck hunting. Good river Equal Opportunity Employer. Martin. P.O. Box 29, Trenton, ~’~ z: ." :- . - typographer, the position ’he Eight named fishing. Price $110,060. Reply N.J. 05601.Include resume. ~’~:.~-" ’~" held until his retirement in i. to Box #04013, c/o Princeton 10 to 15 ACRES-- residential 7 MILESNortheast of Prin- 1970. SIoan Fellows Packet. agricultural for private home ceton - furnished efficiency He also held faculty within 40 minutes of Prin- apartment. $125/mo. 1 me. GARAGE & FURNITURE positions at Princeton Eight working journalists ceton. Call 609-449-4421after 6 security. 609-924-9721. SALE-- Cedar closet, bdrm University: associate will study economics at set, matchinglamps, Fri, Sat, ’~OVERED- BRIDGE and p.m. or write to Box#04017, c/o professorof graphicarts, 1960- Princeton University during 17 & 16, 28 BoecheroftDr. E. 1977-78 as Alfred P. Sloan Onal is what this unique large The Packet. Windsor. 1967; professor of graphic {~blonial homeoverlooks. It :s MERCEDESBENZ 220 Diesel arts, 1967-t970.Exhibitions of Foundation Fellows in -- 1972 automatic, AC, stereo EconomicsJournalism. :, located on almost 4 acres of radio, brown, excellent con- his printing have been beautifully lundscaped UNUSUALLY AF- dition. Moving,must sell. $550 RIDINGMOWER -- Huff~, 5 presented at the Metropolitan Those namedas fellows are grounds including a formal FECTIONATEpretty young hp. 25" cut, good condition, Museumof Art, Philadelphia GeorgeP. Antban, Des Moines courtyard. This home features black & white female cat, or bns__toffer. Call_..... 606-9._21-2__706. Asking$175. Call after 6 pm. Register; Philip L. Buckman, a 22 x 27 living room with abandoned, needs loving one Museumof Art and American 609-448-5293. Institute of Graphic Arts WKYC-TV tNBC News), ,,fireplace, a large master eat home. Litter trained. All BABY CARRIAGE-- silver "bedroomsuite with exposed’ shots. Call 609-466-2846after 6 Gallery. Hereceived a Doctor Cleveland, Ohio; Denise A. pm or weekends. CrossEnglish pram. Mint GeorgeGerman traded in his attachecase and air travel card for maidbaskets and a vanwhen he Carabet, San Diego Union; beams, dressingroom and full cond,must be seento be ap- HOUSEKEEPER-- Live-in switchedfrom big businessto housecleaningwith Domesticarefranchise. of Fine Arts degree ai the bath plus 6 other bedrooms ..... preciated,606.586-4530. womanto clean & eook for ceremonies. Nordahl K. Flakstad, The and 2:.~ additional baths. MOVINGSALE ¯ new owner room, hoard & salary. To help Dr. Smyth was a National Leader-Post, Regina, Newly remodeled kitchen, comes in next week. M.S. patient. Call for in- "Nothing at all in the Research Council Fellow Saskatchewan, Canada; Clark $145,.060. Lou Fitting Real Everything must be sold- terview. 609.448.1971. beginning" says George, "but NegroCollege Fund between 1921 and 1923 and T. Irwin Jr., Portland Press ~state. ErwinnaPA. 215-294- OAK CHINA -- $80 2 wool searifieed. Makean offer, Sat braidedrugs & pad$I~. Girl’s after three weeksof intensive came to Princeton University Herald, Port.land, Maine; J. 9111or 766-7665. &Sun 9-5. Northon 206 to 518, classroom and field training Michael Meyers, Rochester left on 518 follow signs to bike$19brassvict, andirons & 4 ROOM APARTMENT -- in 1923 as instructor in fender$100, custom sh n s bed heat & hot water, married with Domestieare, Inc., I local campaignbegins physics. He becameassistant Democrat and Chronicle; Oppnssum Rd. couple preferred, $250/mo. really could hold my ownwith SOLEBURYTWP -- Char- w/bookshelves,desk, storage The 34th annual fund drive progress to improve professor in 1925, unseciate Glenntl. Ritt, Times-Herald"- ming old Bucks Co. stone & drawers$200. 1876 cent. Avad. July I. Seen by appt, any housewife," of the United Negro College educational programs and professor in 1929, full Record, Middletown,N.Y. and souvenirbook. Wool cut for 201-722-0650. Mr. German purchased a professor in 1936, and Joseph Rarry O. Ritter, Rochester home (Circa 1850) in the 1973 MERCURYMARQUIS hookingor braiding,old iron- Fundwill open this weekin the provide scholarships for the )istorie village of Car- BPOUGHAN-a/e, p/b, p/s, cleaning franchise from Princeton area. more than 50,060 students in HenryProfessor of Physics in Times-Union. .: ~rsville. Over 2/3 acre with power windows, exc. driving stone,oqd rocker. Call 201-874- SHARE-- a beautiful house. Domesticare, Inc. which Tbe Sloan Program, which 4350. attendance." 1946, the chair he held until l~..!vate, gardenvistas, bab- condition, $2475.609-921-3537. New and comfortable in operates over 106 dealerships This year’s area chairman, In announcingthe openingof 1966 when he became began in 1975, offers jnur- flfng nrooz anu unspoiled Princeton suburb {fur throughout the UnitedStates. Dr. William G. Bowea of the 1977 drive, Dr. Bowen professor emeritus. nalists a year of study at one, land. 7 spacious rooms women).Call 6{}9.443-3567. Domostieare is owned by Princeton, along with He served as chairman of Princeton’s WoodrowWilson flus a guest suite (or corn- chairman James E. Burke stressed the contributions fletely private 3 room apt) 1973 VEGA-- 35 300 miles, MANAGEMENT OPPORT- --~- Draekett Company, a sub- madeby the membercolleges the physics department from School of Public and In- a/c. auto vinyl ro~f $1100or UNITY-- Are you ambitious sidiary of the Bristol-Myers announced a $750,060 state ternational Affairs. The ~’itbdeck and screened porch, best offal’. 201-874-~06,local of the UNCF."More than 2,006 1935to 1950, and chairmanof Randomfloors, fireplaces,, able to workwith sales people, "HAPPY DABBY’S DAY, Company. Draekett goal as NewJersey’s share of of the 50,000students currently the University Research fellows take graduatecourses call from Princeton. lookingfor better wayof life? DABBY!" manufactures home cleaning the $15,706,006UNCF national Board from 1959 to 1966. A in economicanulysis and its, expgsed stone walls, ultra- Wehave the answer. For appt. goal. enrolled live in NewJersey," medern kitchen - all the old products such as Windex, he said. Re further stated that memberof Princeton’s Class applicationto a widevariety of call609-799-0563. nationalpolicy questions. cbarm with the finest modern WANTTO RENT --,3 or 4 1973 18’ GLASTRONtrl-hull Drano, Vanish, Mr. Muscle, Dr. Bowenstated that, "the "we are anticipating an even of 1918, Dr. Smythreceiyed a amenities. $95,000. Easy to bedroomhouse, I or 2 baths in with Jobnson 135 outboard, and O-Cedar. generous support of the better year for the NewJersey Doctor of Science degree at Thefellowships are awarded drive to Princeton. ELLIOTTMontgomery Twp. or Rocky HOUSEREEPEI:t-- llve-ln Domnstioare of Princeton Princeton area is absolutely the ceremonies last week. in u national eompelitionopen REALTYCO., Realtor, 609- position,5 days for widower Perfect condition. Heavyduty appeal - the education of all Hill. Prefer option to buy. aluminum trailer. 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