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Are Res That the Best W *• t? C' 3." D< BULK RATE CAR-HTSORT OCT U.S. POSTAGE PAID 199$ Princeton Packet, inc. £3 03 Friday, October 8,1995 50 Cents CALENDAR Fly shots to be given The Community Baptist Church of Somerset, in cooperation with the Visiting Nurse First Care, a non-profit affiliate of Somerset Valley Visit- ing Nurse Association, will have a flu shot inoculation program from 1-3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15, at the church. VNFC/SWNA begins administering flu shots hi mid-October. Vac- cines must be prepared each year as the virus mutates from year to year. Those who were inoculated last year will not be protected from this year's strain.. The VNFC and the Community Baptist Church are working together to bring the inoculation program to all those in the community who may not be able to take time off to visit a doctor's office during the day. The inoculation will cost $10 and neither the Community Baptist Church nor the VNFC will receive any money directly for the vaccination. The VNFC will be responsible for all supplies, physician's orders, follow up needs and liability insurance. The VNFC does not refuse care to anyone in need. The Community Baptist Church and the VNFC invite anyone in the 1995 Somerset community to receive flu protection through the inoculation program. Community Baptist Church is located on the corner of New Brunswick Road and DeMott Lane in Somerset. For further information, call the church at 246-1122. Covered dish luncheon planned The Women's Guild of the Six Mile Run Reformed Church will host a Covered Dish Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 7, in Fellowship Hall. The program will be on women in a global setting and the speaker will be the Rev. Hazel Staats-Westover, who has just returned from the Women's International Conference in Beijing, China. Other guests will Photos by Mark Czajkowski include three other women living in the area who have immigrated from Korea, India and Russia. They will share their experiences ofh leaving Beverly Kidder of Decorator's their homelands and how they have adjusted to their new culture. Consignment Gallery displays Women from the Middlebush Reformed Church Guild will also at- some of the items for sale at the tend. shop, left. A Chippendale Faux Partners desk is priced at $792 Grafters sought .- S at Decorator's Consignment Gallery in Blauwenberg. Six Mile Run Reformed Church in Franklin Park is looking for craft- ers for its annual Christmas bazaar. The event will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 18, at the church on Route 27 between Finnegans Lane and Henderson Road in Franklin Park. For more information, call Pat Bolten at 297-7689. res that Library programs are scheduled Mary Jacobs Memorial Library in Rocky Hill will present the follow- are the best ing programs: Tuesday, Oct. 10, at 10:30 a.m. - Children's Storytime for ages By Janet Pyrceil 882-7893 will look the furniture over the price is $2,160. There's a teak $200, but when I looked on the bot- 3V2-5, and at 4 p.m. Kids Only! for grades lto 3. Packet Group and suggest a price. dining room table with inlay, three tom I knew I'd seen the mark be- Wednesday, Oct. 18, at 4 p.m. - Book Speak for grades 4 to 6. Bring If you decide to give the consign- leaves and eight chairs for $4,000. A fore," Mrs. Kidder said. a book or a poem to talk about. What do you do if you suddenly s find you have a whole household of ment route a try, Upscale Resale's three-cushion white sofa with loose After doing a lot of research, Mrs. Thursday, Oct. 12, at 10:30 a.m. -Toddler Sing-Along for ages 2 and pricing structure is easy to under- pillows is only $280. There are a lot Kidder found they were made by 3 with Pat McKinley. furniture to dispose of? If you're a LI 1 college student or a newlywed. or stand. After the first .month* the con- of" Lenox and Boehm porcelain Derby; "I sold them for $1,000 and ••-:-• Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 10:30 a.m. - Children's Storytime for ages 3'/i-5 just someone on a tight budget, signer is "wekeiTie io" remove liie pieces at various prices* .and a Capo- sent her a check for $600,'* she said. and at 4 p.m. Kids Only! for grades lto 3. where do you find household furn- item. If he decides to leave it in the dimonte Italian Porcelain Compote Items presented to the shop do Wednesday, Oct. 18, at 10:30 a.m. - Toddler Storytime for ages 2 and ishings at modest prices? Where do shop, each month on the anniversary titled "Benrose" for $250. not have to be old, they just have to 3. you take that family heirloom that date of the shop's purchase from you, Hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sun- be in good condition. Thursday, Oct. 19, at 10:30 a.m. - Toddler Sing-along with Pat now needs to be turned into cash? Or it is marked down 10 percent of the day through Thursday, and 11 a.m. to "Everything we have is in 'plunk' McKinley. if you're a collector, where are you top price. This continues for four 3 p.m. Friday. The store is closed condition. You take it home and you Due to space limitations, all toddler programs are open to Somerset likely to find that item you've been months if it has not sold. Saturdays and Jewish holidays. ' can plunk it right down," Mrs. Kid- County Library System cardholders only. All other programs are open to searching for? At the end of the fourth month '"**" The other local consignment shop der explained. is Decorators' Consignment Gallery the public and all programs are free. There are a couple of routes to the consigner may remove the piece Items she said are in big demand or reconsign it at half the original top at the intersection of Great Road and take. Two tried and true locations Route 518 in Blawenburg. right now are cupids, tigers (of par- Financial planning program is set that have been in business quite a price. Or he may donate it to Adath ticular appeal in the Princeton com- while are the Salvation Army Thrift Israel Congregation, the sponsor of Owned and operated by Beverly munity), Fiestaware, fireplace man- Mary Jacobs Library in Rocky Hill will present a program on Finan- Store is at 436 Mulberry St. in Tren- the shop. Kidder, Decorators' Consignment tels and architectural prints, "and cial Planning with Mischka Rizzo at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 12. Ms. ton, and Skillman Furniture on Alex- Advertised as dealing in "Gently Gallery is in its third year. "I started anything Martha Stewart has touched Rizzo of Merrill Lynch has conducted several programs at the library for ander Street in Princeton. Used Furniture," Upscale Resale the business as a solution because I or used on her TV show." children and adults about the various aspects of planning and managing While the Salvation Army does Shop stresses the word "upscale." had been through it all," Mrs. Kidder finances. The program is free and open to the public, but registration is "We are not interested in compet- says. "When we moved here from Things that do not move and she not offer to purchase items, members will not accept include smoking-re- required. Call the library at (609) 924-7073 for further information and to are glad to make an appointment to ing with the Salvation Army," said Green Bay, Wis. I had had three register. Bertha Ropeik who assists manager mega garage sales and I learned that lated items, decanters, military pick up donated items. When calling scenes, "and there is no market for to make the appointment, they will Phyllis Deal. "We deal only in furni- whatever price you ask, people offer ture and decorator items, but we have you half. I also ran ads in newspapers dead animals." Mooseheads do not Fall rummage saie to be held tell you what they do and do not take. sell here as they do in Maine, and Upon pick up you will be given a re- every kind imaginable." and discovered half the people didn't The Women's Guild for Christian Service of the Griggstown Reform- Ms. Deal tells of a woman that . show up and there were some people neither do paintings that depcit hunt- ceipt showing the estimated value of ing dogs with dead game. ed Church will have its annual Fall Rummage Sale hi the Church Hall at the donated items to use when filing came into the shop and pointed to a you didn't really want to let in." 1065 Canal Road in Franklin Township from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, income taxes. leather sectional sofa and two tables So Mrs. Kidder said she did a six- Pricing at Decorators' Consign- Oct. 20, and from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Oct. 21. On Saturday shop- ment Gallery is the same structure as A Skillman Furniture representa- that had been on the floor longer than month market study, learned what pers can stuff a bag for $2. For information, call 359-3504. most. "She pointed and said, 'I want" she needed to know, found a location that described above for the Upscale tive, however, will come to inspect Resale Shop.
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