schools back at 'y' site after third bond defeat - digifind-it
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WO se< 'ion in page Thursday, October 2, 1975 Second ciass postage paid at Hightstown. N.J. 08520 $4 yr 15 cents/copy
Schools back at 'Y' site
ROOM FOR a school too1 Architect Eugene O'Connor thinks the possibility o4 omteinfig a needed school With this proposed recreation facility is one that
bears investigating The liar : tor the 2“ at n ' rwnship owned trat ' e ■ ■ "Lane on the board would like for a K 8 school
Double-duty property 'sound use of space'
The Hast W in ter school tearri wants the choice parcel of land off Leshin Lane for a school site Tte township says the former YMt'A property goes to the recreation commission for a community fun spot
They are both right, says Eugene O'Connor Highs tow n architect who is in charge of designing the recreation facility And the solution might be to combine the proposed community building and the proposed school, saving the taxpayers a lot of mone\ both in sound use of space and letting Green Acres foot the btl! for part of the development
It s ridiculous to have a school building that is in use for only part of the day with taxes going as high as they are and the community needing so many facilities.’ he said 'This is something I feel verx strongly about
Mr O'Connor said rhai a portion of the school could be designed to he open after school hours or even during school hours for use by senior citizens, civic groups and the like Including a design for a
youth drop-in center was aiso feasible lie said
At the state department of education Edward Curzet of the facilities and planning division said he though! it might be a good idea too
'Our only recommendation would be that '.he schoolchildren have priority for use when they needed the recreational facilities The department s first in teresi is in the children " be said
A Green Acres official said that there was no reason the sites could not be combined as long as we do not have to pa\ for school athletic facilities If the school can get the funds for those elsewhere then we can pay for anything else except buildings
The recreation commission has ap plied to Green Acres for a grant of $250,000 in matching funds to develop the site Mr O'Connor estimated that site preparatron alone would cost $200,000 with proposed baseball fields tennis, handball and paddlebali courts landscaping and fees bringing the total to $500,000
after third bond defeat
CHILDREN ROS’ IN -■ -■ Street „ould are less since 1969 with costs shared on a real estate assessmen,WhaUw....... ...........mates are from Hightstown or East basis rather than on how many pupils each sendWindsor Th.- two 'oyvnr. have been in a regional district
Merger: Part IV
School tax: up or down with consolidation?
b\ < .ale Scott s t a f f \\ n t e r
he MI kt‘ I k in ne l I \Managing t ilitor
i ist vs ncsor is frying lo renegotiate h. ><nnr recreation agreement with
Might>tow t asserting the contract tetween the two towns does not exist !*■< a use ne (her municipality ratified it,
Hightsfowr however maintains that, despite Lhe oversight, the two towns h.i * beer work mg under the agreement
m <• 197:5 it was signed by both mayors imi ! is a legal agreement
- uuneilman William Johnson,■ igh commissioner of parks.
ri'.i- ..! md public buildings, said the i- rough attorney believes the contract
Min! stand up to a court test, if it came to that
■ ‘ . tHorney Michael Pane, ' 'w in has formally asked the
’“ 'rough to renegotiate the agreement " ‘ he grounds ‘ is not binding Failure
settle 'hi' iispute by Dec 31 will end 'hi infill program according to Mr Pane
1 i'.hnsoii is scheduled to meet with ) is' Windsor Councilman Steve Heffner
week from tonight to discuss "all pec's of the recreation program
! '» ■ ccreation dispute is the second to ■ fa<« this year between the two towns
■ 1 • hr I,.: > Hightstow n balked at the
I Ik East Windsor regional school ■ it : s niggling its' budget to prevent
dn- transfer of nine teachers from the Kreps School
! no proposed transfer w as the topic of -chool board meeting Monday night
opposition to it was why a stand- ng room-only crowd showed up in the Black School mutli-purpose room
i he board decided to spend $55.1XK) to bre nine teachers and try to get the ' iwnship and borough councils to —-b>re $150,318 of the more than
$125,000 recreation budget and refused to pay more than its share of a $100,000 budget
Under Lhe agreement the amount Hightstown pays ts based mi its per eentage of the rateable base in both towns, currently about 15 per cent The township agreed reluctantly, to pick up the difference
East Windsor wants more equitable terms of payment according to Mr Pane, such as paying on a user basts a formula which would cost the boroughmore than 15 per cent
There is sentiment on the township council, according to at least one source in favor of ending the agreement Councilman Len Costa said the borough s budgetary objections earlier this year has produced a reaction in favor of going it along ‘We're not against recreation he said It's a fear that they w ill do again what they did this year
Ironically, the borough council has an ordinance scheduled for introduction Monday night which would change the contract to allow either municipality one fiscal year from time of an nouncement to get out of the agreement
That was the townships request earlier this year, according to Mr Pane, but it was then in July or August, he said, that he learned of the legal foul up
$737,000 they cut earlier this year If they don't agree to restore somethingWe re gambling that we re going to get
money from the commissioner of education . Lynn Friedman, school board president said The board is appealing the councils cut to the commissioner
The township council was to have gotten a taste of parental last night when parents were to have gone to an open council work session scheduled for after the Herald went to press
Meanwhile the school board will be getting some of the Teacher salary money from its substitute teachers account The Johnson umti s being told it cannot call in a substitute teacher until two regular teachers are absent The Ehrenfrted and LeConey Units can call in a substitute when one regular teacher is out only during odd weeks even weeks require two absences like the Johnson Unit
If Hightstown arid East Windsor merge the- East Windsor Regional School District would have to go back to being a municipal district What effect the change w oulct have has been debated by those who tee! it would raise borough taxes and others whtfsay there would be no change at all Who is right
1! when the schools regionalized they had agreed to pay vtheir share of the school budget on a per pupil tests, then according to the ! ounty and Municipal Government Study' Commission "a significant shift m taxes could develop because state law provides that no two residents of a municipality shall be taxed on differing bases
THAT IS. if a town has a much lower proportion of school age children in its
populace than does its partner in a school district, it stands to lose when a school system is no longer regional and it i an no longer pay on a per-pupil basis
Fortunately for those who think merger is still a good idea when the towns decided to regionalize the schools in July 1969 the groundwork had already teen laid lor a future consolidation of the towns First, the decision had been made to share the school budget on a property valuation basis, so merger would mean that every one would pay at the same rate and a shift would be less noticable
SECOND, a special bill had been introduced to the state legislature cosponsored by John Selecky and William Schluter so that a merged town would not lose the state aid that :t was entitled to under regionalization
The bill was signed by Governor
Richard Hughes on April 16. 1969. the day before the special merger election in anticipation of what most people thought was going to be a yes vote Though merger w as voted down, the law still stands so if Hightstown and East Windsor merge the\ will not be jeopardizing whatever remains of the in years of state aid the school district has been entitled to since it regionalized m 1969
BUT ST \TE aid covers only a fraction of the school budget, and regionalization a still smaller fraction Around 80 per cent of the money tomes from local property tax
Of course, doing away with thc- property tax as the main source of school revenue would also dispense with the question of w hich town's taxes would
(See SCHOOL TAX. Page 16)
Schools to hire nine teachers on 'gamble'
tn Mike I>onnell\Managing f ditor
b\ Gale Scott staff \\ ritcr
The East Windsor Regional School teiar'i i im\ bftve it go back /el agait and ask the township council for the 24 acre trad on Leshin Lane known us the " V p r o p e r ! fo l lo w in g last week’s defeat of the txmd issue to acquire its second choice school site
Residents voted three to two not to approve the purchase of a 35 acre site at Lira and Dtsbruw Hill Roads They also item,Hed the proposal to build walls for self-contained classrooms in the open space areas of the Kreps and Drew Schools by iwo-to-one votes
Edward ('unset, of the state department of education s facilities and planning division said that he could not say whether the 'V land would be approved even if the Ixiard could get it It depends on a lot of things he said H is less than -Kit minimum recoin mendaLon for a K to-eight school, but we would have to take into consideration the fact that tend issues have been defeated by the electorate three times
Still, lie said East Windsor is not a land-poor area Mr t urzei said that he
as hsappointed tn the vote tecause tie had attended a planning hoard meeting and thought he had, answered all questions and object!or® of the board■ -igniters
“ Peoplegav< Sm ssas ■ kd el by staying away commented another Late department of education iffieta People are in conflict because they■ ar h save tax money bat at tin sam<no re o.ive a guilty feeling that the
expenditures really do need to be made, -o they just try and avoid the whole iue vita by staying hornt Maybe we need a new system other than the referenda one
S. hool superintendent Johi Hu I his 'Feelings were no! exactly gentle >n the defeat, parte alar 1 y the school it i purchase ''By 1979 will have moreirs.. than seats,” in the distrk l -schools he said
Dr Hunt said that he had appointed a committee, chaired by Dick Friedman to took into the possibility of 12-month ■eh r.ihng which he feels may be necessary to educate all the districts pupils without going to split sessions
Other than that he thinks that the people who said they had the answers to
Th board and administration say potential overcrowding should be
asked what to do now ‘Nobody asked ■ ,r questions before the bond issue
a' , not go back to those people now in.i)ysi“ of the voting shows that
ters did turn out tended to vote on the projects which helped their own attendance area
\ otprs around the Kreps school went odemerit!> against Lhe Drew wails, but
ily SO much so against the KrepsSchool
" 'fie .arid question, one Twin Rivers : trie’ went heavily 235 to 147) for the itt acquistion. presumably because the
-chool to be built there would be at- tetxied largely b\ children from Tw in Rivers
The acquistion of Lhe new school site had teen fought by the township Republican council candidates and the
planning board The critics said the site w as a poor one and that they did not agree with the enrollment projections
Board members and school officials countered that the oppeition was using the issue as a political football with no regard For the district's children
All along, however board members have said that their first choice for a school sile was the V property a 24 acre tract owned by the township and slated for development as a recreational site
Asked whether the board would again request that the site be used for a school, board president Lynn Friedman said that she hoped that when a new township council is seated Jan 1 they might be more receptive to the idea
Meanwhile she said t4ie thought it time to let the council come to them We've propositioned them too many
times already, she said
Recreation pact worthless paper?
Wolfe reports onp '75. Page 6.
rju, Sects VMM a pair ofsenior citiz-ens at MeadowI.ake-- Page b.
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The proposed transfer came about after more students showed up in some schools than expected Three teachers were to have been transferred to the Hightstown Intermediate School four to the Drew School and two to the Me Knight School
Water, water everyw here ~ againBob Lyon pushes the stalled Wynbrook West Apartments maintenance truck put of one of the many flooded areas that developed locdlly from the approximately seven in ches of ram that full last week Police worked overtime
directing traffic ana helping motorists retrieve their automobiles Flooding on One Mite Road Extension forced the East Windsor Rescue Squad to move its ambulance to the police station for several hours Friday (Photo by Jay!
A teacher costs the school board about $16,000 a year including fringe benefits
The $55,000 decision which won't become official until the hoard holds its October public meeting will fund only pert of the year, Mrs Friedman said If the state or the councils don't come through with money by January we II have to get out the knife
2 -A W IN D S O R M IG H T S H E R A L D Thursday, October 2, 19 »5 .
Growth, muff lers on political minds in East Windsor
Hast Windsor's Republican (ourieii candidates this week have iiime out with a three- point program they say ensure controlled develop
ment of ratable which will strengths the &s nship . tax and *>rviee structure
M e a n w h i l e , t h e i r Democratu counterparts are promising to muffle the East Windsor Speedway by next pt 'I. ■ the re d (viedThe Republican slate in-
cbidi-s incumbent Johann Si hneolcr and challengers heyu Swartz, Chuck Newman and How ard Weiss
Inciindient Democrat Harry ( hiapiione - runningmates are Svlvia Vteivs. Dave Schnitzer and Kay Could
Pointing to the recent return a I of the state imposed ban mi new sewer connections, the tail' would continue the town-top imposed housing cocsi mi lion moratorium until the proposed zoning ordinance : enacted to prevent 'overwhelming growth" like the •ownship lias men m tilt' past
The housing moratorium is m effect until the ordinance i'eromes law probably not until next vear
1 he I ast Windsor Township Km ironmental Commission urges residents to complete their tall clean-ups in their homes by Saturday, Oct in. so that they may donate any usable items to the special icc., img collection to lx> held that Saturday from 9 a m to noon behind the Hast Windsor Township municipal building
The I rent on Rescue Mission will station its truck at that -ile to accept any household items delivered for the collections
Knn 'arc appliances tools clothing toy-., books, equip- ti’.eiii c any household items
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Township Dems will register you in your home
f ast Windsor Democrats11 resist*?r Twin Rivers
re *i dents i n their homestinring tins last w eek > 1 < >thi‘ deadline
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Ik*1 man +411 128:5 and ChanaHi‘finer 4+i:t 1919 are theI'*’<>ple to ea il Hot) anri ,)ud\Li ■dcrinan 443-59471 areregi storing in Quad III11iistrict 12 and Zelig and
,1U•ather Her■man are workingQ>ad IV. T win Rivers Drive
irth .ind Enfield Drive inQimd III I) istrict 15
Monda\ uct 8. is ther 1* ariiine in order to vote in thisfv ivenifx’i- s jeiu-rui elect ion
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They would provide strong council leadership for meeting existing sewer commitments and getting new ra tables and follow en vironmentai guidelines to prevent industrial growth that would be detrimental to the environment
Send the Speedway to Midas is ihe way incumbent Harry Chiappone and his runningmates Kay Gould, Dave Schnitzer and Sylvia Weiss put it in their prepared statement
The candidates said requiring mufflers on the race cars "would nol significantly reduce the speed of the cars, would ‘reduce the likelihood o! hearing loss to both racing bins and the drivers and would solvfe the problem of many residents w hose summer and fall eve dings are disturbed by the roar of the stock car races
During the primary contest before Mrs. Weiss bumped Philip Rosenblatt off the ticket, the organization lacked slate proposed buying the speedway as a recreation site or possibly a school site
\ 11 donations are tax deductible and a receipt can be requested from the Rescue Mis ion workers
All donations will be receded to needy families in 'h' f ie rcer County a ret Posters in local stores and buildings will remind residents of the collections The environmental com iriissHp sponsors these collections each season For information call Myra Epstein at 448-7854
Nano Craig
Nancy Craig at N. J. National grand opening
Nancy Craig, ihe reigning Miss New Jersey will make a persona: appearance at New Jersey National Bank's new Hightstown office Saturday. Oct 4
The bank is celebrating its grand opening through Saturday
The new hanking office, at ■ hi «m er of Mercer Street and Rogers Avenue will provide drive in tanking service and free parking for customers During the celebration the bank will lx- distributing free gifD to visitors and bonus free gifD for depositors and people opening new accounts
Miss Craig, a Mercer County- resident. will distribute free autographed photos from 9 30 a m until noon
Automatic-direct-deposit of social security checks will be available to all who currently receive social security benefit checks Senior Citizens who sign up for direct-deposit service will be given free checking accounts
B o r o G O PH i g h t s t o w n ' s t wo
Republican council candidates would bar borough citizens from converting their single family homes into multi pie- family units
Currently, borough ordinances allow residents to come before the zoning boardfor a use variance to allow more than one family in a dwelling
Lynwood Wilkens and Joanne Frazer however think the zoning iaw should be changed to preserve the
many large lovely homes in Hightstown which lend character and beauty to our borough
Mayor Ernest Turp thought
H H S holding open house
Hightstown High School will hold an open house on Monday. Oct 6 from 7 30 to 9 pm
The program will begin with a brief orientation by bouse leaders Parents will be asked to report to the leader to w hom their youngster is assigned Included in this orientation will be a listing of all teachers and the room where they can be found that evening Following the orientation parents will be free to visit teachers
There will be a special presentation of the results of standardized tests taken by the students during the 1974-75 school year in the auditorium beginning at 8 p.m
Registration deadline Oct 6
Deadline to register in time for the Nov 4 elections is Oct6
Residents can register in person at the municipal offices. or by obtaining a postcard registration form from any of the three local libraries or the League of Women Voters
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Bill Schilling and Lillian Sikinger Hightstown's two Democratic candidates for borough council. have determined through their "listening campaign, that the
voter's main concern is his taxes
The other side, they said in their first formal campaign statement should tell why- taxes are so high and how so much borough land became tax exempt because it is they who have produced the situation
The Republican answer to higher taxes, they said, 'will entail costing the taxpayer more money That has been their answer for all these years
They pledged more rateabies curbing expenses and full-time government, if elected, and more discussion on the Lax problem between now and the election
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/Mercer County mobile care unit could stive lives3 -A
b\ Mad Bush S taff W rite r
Mans of the estimated 871 Mercer Count) residents who will die from hear’ attacks this year could be saved b\ a new and expensive Mobile IntensiveCare Unit of specially trained fiaramedics and ambulances equipped Id iovp cardiac cases ‘definitive on the spot treatment
Hut a partially funded state pilot program in the counts has left Mercer bispuals and ambulance squads aboui 1300,00(1 short of providing this kind of Care
W ith a state grant of COO.(XX) from the Department of Health already in hand five counts hospitals are using the
money to train volunteer paramedics the first class of which recently com piloted coursework at the College of Medicine and Dentistry at Newark s Martland Hospital They will begin < 1 mica I framing later this month
THf VDDITIOS \I 1300.(XXi is needed to equip the county s 16 ambulance squads with the portable equipmem or “ life packs, capable of providing cardiac victims with instant diagnosis and treatment
The life packs together with am bulance crews trained to-use them could administer a variety of medical ions electrical shock defibrillators’ to restore heartbeat and elec trocardiograms
The pack is equipped with radios which transmit the victim s vital signs to central hospital monitoring screens where doctors can relay instructions to the ambulance crew Paramedics would he licensed to administer drugs which are not permitted to regularly staffed first aid squad members in this area
( urrent statistics indicate that
pemaps one out of every w m mart than 100 of Mercer - 87: cardiac deaths could be prevented if such equipment were available and manned round the
.clock by trained staffsHowever Mercer County is a long
wav from either being totals, equipped nr staffed right now
THf PARXMPDK training prograr whn h began in July expects to gradual* six volunteers in the spring of next > ear They will then tom their respective ttfilbttlahce squads in Pennington Hopewell, Trenton East and West Windsor where they will operate me new equipment on a part, time has:-- wher i> l§ purchased Full time paramedic staffing must wail for many more volunteers to complete training ‘ The equipment itself must wait ».
rrxmev “ from somewhere ~a . ■ pr "s ' coordinator Jerry Stem of East Wind sor one of the six paramedic* tr lining Mr Stein said he hoped ■ mi ••• at least a substantial portion <n the C(Xi ;XX* ■ iy Decemt*■ r when ;xjrer using orders for the equipment are expected to tie made
Mr Stein conceded the projec1 tentative and “ shaky at this stage w.tT so much money yet to be obtained The mm definite mobile units r .jpera* >t next year will be three* Traitor Ixilance squads which will operate *•:» ai MIC! unit on cal) Si hours a dm- on a rotating basis
Until enough paramedic- an trainee la man the Trenton ambulance squads full time coronary care nurses *il! tx riding in the units
Mr Stein said at least another five volunteers have already enrolled r m< second class whirl begins later month
imbuiance service staffed round the cxk with paramedics is too far away
right now to be calculatedw* haven't even made a dent in the
Stunnon yet he said, adding and 1 .and even estimate how many paramedics we'll need for total
'• age or when that will be Mr Stein and the project's sponsor
h< Mi-rcer County Heart Association ptar c raising the money through private contributions
'he project acquires funds and as -oiunteerv complete paramedical •raining, the county's other 13 am- '•■mince squads will be added in the pillowing order
Hopewel First Aid Squad
Pennington. ' ngham Rusling and Yardville
trill jointly acquire ,tr. M I ,C.U wrve their combined territory Fast Windsor Township First Aid
Squad!w r W Squad covering West
Windsor TownshipLawrence Township First Aid
SquadPrinceton First Aid Nquad Allentown First Aid Squad Pennington Road Fire Company
Ambulance Corps•Union Fire Co, Ambulance Corps
While the project has drawn praise from area ambulance squad captains one of their number ha* repeatedly voiced disapproval of the volunteer system of paramedic (Laffing Dewitt Boi.ce, captain of the Princeton First Aid
Squad, called the volunteer system utterly ridiculous and called Mercer
Countx “ foolish to have agreed to govoluntary for a !«ser state grant when other grant counties are going professional
MR BO K F C R IT IC IZ E D the lack ofselect ivity in admitting volunteers to the paramedic program and the relative ease nt the required curriculum
T don't believe that a paramedic can remain competent for long if he doesn't
have his hand in the field on a full-time basis 40 hours a week You're going to lose what you learned he said.
The only way you can maintain a proper paramedical program is or a professional basis Only a fool would volunteer as a paramedic when they’re paying them $10 50 an hour to do the same thing in Colorado ' he noted
Mr Stein as well as other local am hulance captains disagreed however citing the volunteer s greater personal concern and motivation
“ I think it’s, the best thing to come
along in a long while, said Hopewell captain Joseph Vaccarino Actually 1 prefer the idea of volunteers rather than professionals
While Mr Stein and others concede the project's modest start and the necessarily part-time basis of staffing in the foreseeable future they are hopeful of greater future coverage
When you consider the extremely limited care available to emergency victims now while en route said Mr Stein the life packs are an asset even on a part-time basis
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calendarThursday. Oct. 2
Masada Chapter, B'nai B'rith women meets K p m m Hightstown librar>
Beth Chaim sisterhood garage sale at 551 Dutch Neck Road also Oct 3 and 5
Twin Rivers Women's dub meets 8 30 p.m at Twin Rivers Library
Masada rummage sale at First .Methodist Church Bights- l own all week
f-rida\ Oct .!
h ree eye screening for cataracts and glaucoma for people .35 and over at Helen Kuld hospital from 9am to noon
"aturday, Oct. 1
Children s play at Cranbury Public Library 'If You've Seen One Dragon 10 30 a m kids tour (0 M
Creative Theatre open house 11 30 .1 m to Cranbury Old School
Masada Bowling league starts at Carolier Lanes Ncv, Brunswick
VIonr!a \ Oct B
Dr Marie Fantini speaks of educational alternatives at the
McKnighi School at 7 '50 p m Piano recital try David Krachbuel 8
pm at Cranbury library Stamp club meets at SI Anthony's for
sell and swap might 7 30 pm
V\ ednesday Oct H
•Joint District Area Women's Club team at Hightstown Presbyterian ( 'burch a! K p m
Thursdav Oct 9
Cranbury Police Chief Ken Logan liscusses security measures to protect nornes and property, 8 pm at Cranbury library
ORT hall Fashion Review. 1 pm at Kreps School
Krtda \ , Oct. 10
Fall Fail starts at Methodisi Church i light sttwtb
Saturday. Del. 1!
HighLstown Democrats bake sale from 9 a m in municipal lot nearTracy's
Sunday Oct. 12
Washington Volunteer Firemen roast '*e f dinner lp m to 6 p m at firehouse >n Rt 130
.Men of Zion al First Presbyterian 1 hurch l l a m
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Another pleasant outing is planned for families as the joint recreation office has made arrangements for a trip to Brigantine National Wildlife Refuge andSmithvLlie Village Nov 2.
THE BESETS will tour the wildlife refuge an eight mile drive with 14 stopsSome of the features are a gull pond, perch cove, goose corner, eagle roost and many others Nov l thru 10 there are spectacular concentrations of ducks, geese and brants in pools ex reeding 100,000 birds on 1.800 acres Snow geese begin stopping
The buses w ill leave borough hall at 11 a m and arrive at Brigantine between 12 and 1230 There will be time for a picnic lunch and the lour will follow On the way home a stop for touring and shopping at Smithville will be an added delight for the family Buses will return by 5:30 p.m Fee is SI per family payable at the recreation office Call 443-3707 immediately
THE. PING PONG club is starting itsactivity again under the direction of Liston Abbott The club will meet Friday evenings from 8-10 in the Drew School starting Oct 3 In cooperation with Principal Robert Sopko, who has 'wo new portable ping pong tables at the Drew School, the recreation office will purchase two additional tables and share use of them with the school Any ping pong enthusiast interested in
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Merger seriesEditor, The Herald
1 have been following with considerable interest your series on the Question of consolidaiicn of East Windsor and Hightstown With respect to the tax rate your writer makes an assumption ■which is clearly erroneous and makes dx- prospect of consolidation look much less inviting than it actual!\ > from the fiscal standpoint
Ms Scott assumes that il 'here is ,. S200 difference in the taxi-- paid on houses of the same real value after tin- merger assuming that no economies are achieved by elimination duplication and the Hightstown taxpayer win pay Silk) less This would only he the case If he two municipalities had the -ame
total valuationActually Hightstown has only about
one-fifth the equalized valuation that East Windsor has This means that, for '■very penny the Fast Windsor tax rate would rise, the Hightstow n r ate would fail five cents
Thus in the case of the Hightstown homeowner who now oavs $200 more than the ow ner of the house of equal value in East Windsor, his taxes would go dowr SI67 while those of his Fast Windsor counterpart would rise by S3:
If Ms Scott's 'middle figure assumption is correct and the merger will result in a $43 saving in municipal service costs per $40,000 of equalized valuation, then both the Hightstown and the East Windsor taxpayer will wind up with a lower tax rate after con sohdation
Michael L Ticktin Roosevelt
Now we knowEditor The Herald
Well, now we know Two years agothe 'liberal Stein board couldn't passanything in East Windsor and Right stown except for a local schoo. i Twii Rivers
The mixed Abrams board couldn't pass anything last year And the
traditionalist Friedman board doesn't seem to be doing any better
The pundits and politicians outside the school game have been telling me that tin1 problem has been the liberal philosophy of the school district They were evidently wrong The plain truth is that in any naive community which practices 25 cent politics you can always scare up twice as mam na\s as yeas on any issue that comes up
Where does this leave i*. Clearly we are not going to solve any problems in the schools if we can not pass budgets and bonds in the communitv, Clearly we are no! going to cfci very well on public safety, sewage systems or anything else With our present mode of govern ment by dramatic confrontation and rhetoric we have nowhere to go but dow n
W> shouidn t keep electing the can didates who promise four of our favorite chickens in our very own pot By now we should realize that the cost of those extra chickens willkeep us from buying vegetables and milk and shoes for the children
By now we should realize that we are only convincing councils and boards and commissions that success in public life demands rigid heroposes on their tittle mountain tope They are not going to help us to shelter in the valleys from up there
A prime example of government by public confrontation has just occurred
b the weeks before the election, the planning board ioudiy withheld support from the land referendum on the grounds that serious questions regar ding utilities were not resolved to its satisfaction The school board was publicly insistent that this site w * still the best possible in spite of some problems with the available utilities
To me. it is clear that both boards had beeb sitting (in their protocols instead of -•e tiling their differences quietly well in advance of the ballot To me it is clear that we have the- cheap politics of nnfrnnt ation instead of the art of
discussion and solution Of course the referendum lost
There arc a few exceptions The trade between borough council and board of education of fire plugs and buses was a rare and inspired coup But if it takes such an absurd deal to do w hat everyone agrees should be done we have no hope it -olving any tougher problems We
s', ' haven't settled on a good site for future school construction We haven't even settled on the size of this year's school budge!
This idiocy would be amusing but it is pouring tax money down the drain We get no benefit if the school board pevs tor sue studies on every square inch in the community We get no benefit from pretty bond brochures and school elections three times a year We aren't going to get the full education bang from '>ur bucks if the state restores some of 'he appealed school budget money very J&te in the year But you can be sure that we are paying for these things
The only cure 1 can propose is for the ' izens of East Windsor and HighLstown
t" stop tolerating such behavior bv our local governments Taxes are high problems need to be solved and we simply cannot permit our local agencies
spend their time screaming in the -treels instead of trying to solve our problems in the least expensive way possible
The screaming should be our job
William H Moore 47-1 Gardenview Terrace
W e e k a fte rw e e kEditor, the Herald
Once is not enough for Eugene Sarafin Week after week we are treated io his Joe McCarthy tactics of trying to discredit anyone who does not adhere to his educational dogma Very disturbing io me is the policy of the Windsor HighLs Herald to print his unsubstantiated claptrap without at least making a notation on some of the factual in orrectness Mr Sarafin persistently
refers to an incorrect figure in citir^ pupil-teacher ratios This seems to me easily checked out if the paper were so inclined
Best at ail however is the persistent fiction that the majority of the board is inked in some sinister partisan political
alignmentThis big he technique should
remind those of us who were old enough, of the Nazi propagandists who kept presenting the same preposterous stones long enough until uninformed people began to give them credence The moat preposterous lie to date, is that Mr Delano has been active in the East Windsor Democratic organization 8 rankly I think the truth of the matter is that your constant attacks on all local officeholders both personally and in print ls a function of your inability to get elected
My husband has upon one occasion attended a dance held by the Democratic Club He did not even know
w-here or w-hen the club meetings were held since he had nev er attended one He is basically an apolitical person usually devoting his energies to his career and his home If voting in a primary makes one an active Democrat, there must be many people you see in vour paranoia of political suspicion Perhaps you attach some significance to his distant kinship to F ranklin Delano Roosevelt-there are many folks in that category Aren : you silly'
1 suggest that you stop your negative- hostile attacks and begin to find out more about the people and events onw hich you seem to focus Then if there is a difference of opinion it will be or issues, not on some fiction you have created Frankly if ignorance were bliss, you would be the most contented person in the borough of Hightstown
Juliet DeLano 359 Dutch Neck Road
Represents all
Editor The Herald
On Aug 28. at a meeting sponsored by the New Jersey Department of Tran sportation 1 stated the Twin Rivers Homeowners' Association s support of and demand to begin construction of the proposed Route .33 jughandies and traffic light at the eastern end of Twin Rivers
In pert 1 stated that our association represented approximately 2.000 families living in Twin Rivers, although you chose to interpret this as a claim rather than a fact With all due respect to your interpretation and to the letter of Mr Rahn in your Sept 24 edition. 1 will reiterate that the TRHA is the representative body of all homeowners in the PUD
The owner of every living unit in Twin Rivers is automatically a mem tier of the association and entitled to vote in our annual election at which time three of nine directors are chosen The policies of this board of directors are. as a rule promulgated at an open monthly meeting after every homeowner present is given an opportunity to speak
I was quite gratified to ieam that Mr Rahn applauds many of our programs but quite distressed to know that he has been vehemently opposed to our policies in several areas without sharing his objections with the hoard ! take the responsibility of my office seriously enough to spend several hundred hours during the course of a year trying to provide representation for the com munity in a responsive and responsible manner
1 agree that there is a substantial difference between an organization claiming represent at ten of its members and one that claims the support of its membership In the case of the jughandies our association clearly had the nght to claim both If ail of our members were as proud of not paving their annual dues of four dollars as Mr Rahn is, I seriously doubt that we could have been successful in our epic battle against the DOT however since be is in the minority we were, in fact, able to claim the support of our membership
I never meant to imply that every member of the association or every director for that matter, is in ixiammous agreement on any issue Disagreement and intelligent debate are a vital part at our democratic way of life That elected individuals are able to reach a con sensus makes an organization representative of the whole although individuals or groups of individuals may be in disagreement
As the Her a id is quick to point out
during a 'heated discussion residents living near the proposed intersection argued vehemently against it " If the Herald had investigated further, perhaps some mention would have been made of our association s efforts, prior and subsequent to the August meeting, to ease the impact of the project upon this group Negotiations which resulted in the addition of a chain link lence along the northern jughandle provided an extra margin of safety lor the children residing in the area
Hit txiard tia ensured the addition of a subs tan1 la) amount of plantings for the area that will prevent a decline in property values and enhance the ap pearance of the community I might add that an ad hoc committee of 'vehement residents will assist in choosing and placing the plantings This, 1 believe, is what responsive responsible representation is all about
Neal Nevitt President. TRHA 53 Prohasco Road
Bomb scaresEditor. The Herald
The following is a copy of a letter sent to Dr John Hunt East Windsor regional school district superintendent
well as the other students, have been badgered and frightened by threats of the presence of bombs in the East Windsor schools
In three weeks of the school year, there have tieen three bomb scares already
What is being done’’ How are you attempting to halt these continuing horrendous acts that may indeed en- tanger the lives of our childrenn Will an injury from a bomb, or frantic attempts to escape when there is a threat be enough to produce action’’
As a concerned parent and citizen of 'he community I implore sou to use the dependable methods and technology available to catch the maniacs responsible
Mrs Martha Classen Parent
ThanksEditor. The Herald
We wish to thank the parents who volunteered their time- and services so that other parents school board members school administrators and east Windsor and Hightstown town - ouncil mem tiers could iearn of our concern tor our children, our teachers and our schools
.June New man 12 Exeter Court
Judy Levy in Exeter Court
participabng in the recreational dub,’* call the office at 443-3707 or report to the Drew School Oct 3
CREATIVE THEATRE Unlimitedhas announced classes at Sandie Savoy s Talent Center in Twin Rivers which cover creative drama, improvisation, theater games and acting exercises Classes begin Monday, Oct 6, grades 9-12 f rom 6 30 8 p m and adults 8 30 - 10 a m The sessions, under instructor Amie Brockway, is six weeks at a fee of $35 If interested call 443-3707
The community is about to be even more enriched musically In addition to the East Windsor-Hifditstown Chorale and the Windsor Rights Concert Bank there will also be a community based orchestra The organizers of the effort have engaged Paul Hofreiter, graduate of Julliard. distinguished young com (Kiser and assistant conductor of the Delaware Valley Philharmonic, who will he conducting One of his recent compositions is a bicentennial historical pageant "Crossing
Anyone interested in being part of this new community activity should report to the Kreps vSchool Oct Sat 8 pm room 208 for some musical reading and informal social time For further in formation call Susan Luty 448-5382.
\ FISHING contest at Assunpink Lake is scheduled for Sat . Oct 18 from 9 a m to noon Prizes w iII be awarded for largest catches in various categories It will be a real fall outdoors event with hoagies and hot chocolate served at noon
Pre registration is required so that we can order food Call 443-3707 and give name and age The contest is open to all ages under the direction of fishing buff and recreation commissioner Roger Luty Assunpink Lake ls the 300-acre lake just near East Windsor s borders off Old York Road
ANOTHER CONC ERT for the teens is coming up Nov 28 when the Allman Brothers play in concert at Madison Square Garden Tickets for this top name group are $7 50 which will include the bus transportation Anyone wishing to purchase a ticket can pay now at the recreation office, 124 Stockton St old Acme building There are only 49 tickets Bus will be leaving Borough hall at 6 30 p.m
WITH THE cooperation of Peddie School, arrangements have been madefor the Recreation Commission to run family ice skating every Sunday evening from 7 9 p m from Nov 30 through Eeb 29
Skating is divided into three sessions Session I includes Nov 30 Dec 7. 14 21 and 28 .Session II includes Jan 4. It. 18 and 25 Session III includes Feb 1. 8, 15 22 and 29 There will be 180 per evening registered Each individual or family may sign up for one date in each of the three sessions This will allow as many in the community to participate as possible
FEES \H F SI 25 per person, per night and S2 75 per family per ..night No registration will he taken without payment Checks should be made payable to H EM Recreation Include the name nf each family member, ad dress, phone number and date of your choice for each session We will be in touch with you if we need an alternate date
THOSE REGISTERED for the Oct 5trip to the Central Park Zoo and Metropolitan Museum should be at borough hall at li am sharp
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Term West was p ro p rie to r o f this successful e lectr ica l fixtures and con tracting business un til He died several years ago. The shop was located on
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E d itor 's Note The Hera ld in cooperation with the league ni Women Voters ot East Windsor IIightstown is
running biographical information on the I- candidates running for the Might stown and Fast Windsor councils and
their answers to a league question This week the borough Republicans answer
Vs a council member what criteria would sou use lor making appointments to the borough township boards and com missions" What criteria would sou use for salaried appointees'’ What procedures could be followed bs council to insure that the boards and com missions function according to their staled mandates
ter duties and proven common sense
dedication to the borough These same criteria must apply to
salaried appointees and employees with the addition of education and professional experience and com petence Government is a business and personnel must be selected in a hu inesslike and professional manner
To ensure that boards and com missions function according to their stated mandates, there must be open, two way communication A procedure mould be established so that a representative 0( «®ch board and commission and each administrative impart men] reports its activities and plans on sf regulai basis at a puhiu >,ork a-ssion of the Borougt f mini
Joanne Frazer
Biographical information 118 Hausser Ave attended Trenton State College, borough resident 14 years married, mother of two recent activities Mercer County freeholder candidate, 1974, borough zoning board secretary, first woman board member iif the Hightstown Cast Windsor YMOA Junior Friday Club past president First Met hodisl Church W0BtSO'*g Society f ’hristian Service past president, leader in development of well-baby clinic, day care center and senior citizens programs, mem tier of Highlstown-Easl Windsor Bicentennial Committee
Response to questions As a borough council member, my primary con ^derations for selecting appointees to boards and commissions would be the individuals interest in government, ability to devote adequate time to his or
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Too m any fo rg e tEditor The Herald
We moved to Twin Rivers for the quality of life it offered my family We have enjoyed living here except for onething there are too many adults who forget this is a community owned by all
There are too many adults who do not allow the children of Twin Rivers the freedom they are entitled to There are o< many adults who are harrassmg and intagonizmg children These are the same adults who demand respect and tbedience from the very children they io not respect There are too many idulc who have lost control and at •ticked and abused children both ver telly arid physically
The crimes’ these children havenmmitted.... merely trying to enjoy
!h<- ■ ■ hildhood Evidently these adults ■ . < argot ten they were children once
Jder children have no recreation ireas aside except the streets and curt sards of Twin Rivers The younger
children will soon graduate from the playgrounds and be m the same predicament
There ts no excuse for adults who ir ’ oi control their violence in dealing
w th other people's children We have a •cash law for pets and a parent responsibility law now we need an adult responsibility law
A Concerned Parent
Wet feet helpedEditor The Herald
Thursday evening I was preparing to get some photography work done in my darkroom when I felt something wet around my feet After an hour of mopping up 1 realized it was as futile as trying to empty the ocean A call to the fire department brought Sheldon Strauss. William Bickley. Martin ("Harney and Martin Mark By ! p m I learned 1 had a sump tank which had been covered with a wooden round disc and over it vinyl flooring and it was now overflowing A half hour of pumping helped a great deal and I was able to get a night's deep At 8 a m I purchased a submersible sump pump
I also felt very indebted to Ken Richards of Plainfield who spent his lunch hour setting it up and finishing the job after his day’s work
Kitty Sang 11 Enfield Drive
Pub lic th a n ksEditor The Herald
The East Windsor Township En vmmmentai Commission would like to thank publicly the important personnel involved in our community recycling program Tom Atkins, township ad ministrative assistant Street 'and Lancaster Inc which collects recvclables at our recycling stations Mr Banning and the East Windsor Township public works crew who operate the curbside paper collections m East Windsor Township and help maintain our recycling sites Mr Watson and the public works crews in Hightstown who maintain the borough site
Our programs continue We offer convenient collection sites convenient collection times and dates com prehensive programs special collec lions, free schedules and posters and an opportunity to improve our en vironment, All this is possible because of the above mentioned people The commission is proud of our recycling sites, stations and sheds Thev are well maintained clean, litter-free' Thank you
Myra Epstein for the EWT Environmental Commission
County otters food courseA home-study course. Nutrition Food at Work for
You" will be offered by Mrs Margaret Lawson Extension home economist beginning Oct 14 Registrations for the free course are being taken by the Extension Service by mail at 930 Spruce St , Trenton 0B648. or b\ telephone at 396- 4594
The three lessons mailed at
two-week intervals include information on nutrients their function and what foods have them Also, an easy-to-follow guide to help [fan nutritious meals; food needs for different ages, how to use nutritional labeling and much more
R E C Y C L E
The Footworks Metro .. a moving experienceIt s a soft ride to easy street in this glove leather moc we
call Metro"' A short-cut to anywhere takes you over pebbly crepe soles and stacked-iook wedges What a joy-ride
the Footworks Metro' Catch it at your Footworks depot and get moving1
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Rummage sale in progress
Sisterhood of Congregation Beth Chaim ls sponsoring a garage sale featuring a variety of items at 551 Dutch Neck Road < >et 2. 3 and 5 1 mm 10 a m to 4 pm
palsy nt epilepsy are im ted to lake Id vantage of the Citizen Advocacy program a new agency affiliated with the 11ightsi own East ft nd oi Sen ict ( err ei
: 1 it*, non-prert agency funded by Developmental Disabilities through the New Jersey Association forRetarded Citizens, theprogram offers a ope tonne interaction between a competent \olunteer and the participant
The volunteer or advacate helps his "protege
defending his rights and interests providing practical and emotional reinforcement or both
There are currently four counties i> ng served under the structured advocacy system. Burlington Cumberland Gloucester and Mercer ( nordinators recruit, screen and train advocates and match them to proteges The coordinators also supervise the relationships, and may directly intervene in crisis situations
For information call Andi \V lenei at 44 ! 4464 or 4465
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MEMBERS OF the new fife and drum torp from left, Greg Torres, Mark Ehlers and Scott Litzenburg practice to perfect the look and sound of 1776 AH five snare drums and the two bass drums wen: handmade bv Russel Sutton of Maplestream Road.
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Band camp '75: Roots of school spiritb\ Gerald K Wolfe
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If cooperation dedication and determined effort are the main ingredients in any successful un dertaking then the '75 '76 version of the Hightstown High School Hand is going to be a smash hit
This t ear the band takes on a new look in honor of the bicentennial year with the addition of the 27-piece fife and drum • ore led fry drum majorette Barbara Agress The new look also includes eight lancers <Cpt Dawn Stackhouse to supplement the present 16-member drill team led by Cpt Karen Damrau The eight majorettes are headed up this year by C’pt Janet Bell and there is a total expansion of the entire marching unit of 205 students led b\ head drum majorette Ann .Jessup
W HEN i Ol add to the above the fact that there are 78 people new to the band you begin to get the idea of what a tremendous undertaking Milton Richey * the director, had in front of him as the buses rolled into a wet and dreary Camp Kittatinny on Sept 18 for four days of extensive field manuevers, tend practices and overall camaraderie that have made the Hightstown High School Band one ol the crack marching units in the state
You think ihat a little rain dulled these kids enthusiasm Noway' Cp at seven was the rule Breakfast, and get cracking' Chow lines were long and seconds were common Free time was a rarpv as Milt pul them through their paces around, between, and through the frequent showers that hung heavy over
the mountains the entire four day weekend
FROM FI LL-BAND field rnanuevers group sessions, section rehearsals, individual practice, squad leaders shouting orders and Milt riding herd on everything at once, you could begin to see things start to take shape A day ended at 10:30 p m with a full band rehearsal at the rec hall It was lights out at 11 Next morning it started all over again
1 heard some of the students remarking that because of the rainy weather Mr Richey gave them a little more free time at this year's band camp than last I. for one. couldn't notice sinee most of the kids continued to work during their free time
JOHN WOLSTROMKH, captain of the drum section, for instance worked his squad Airing freaks, lunch and free time the firsi day trying to perfect the new cadences for the marching band The fife and drum core practiced so much I could close my eyes and when i opened them expect to see General Washington and the Contenental Army come marching over the hill These students came to work and did they ever
I guess what all the parents and chaperones who spent the weekend at Kittatim really saw was a group of young people many of them strangers to each other, pull into camp on a Thursday with a lot of loose ends that needed tying
M H AT WE saw on Sundav afternoon when they left was a tired but tight-knit group of youngsters, most of them friends, and all on their w a\ to bringing Hightstown High honors once again for tiring one of the best bands in the state
Milton Richey s dream of an authent ic .776 fife and drum core blossomed into reality at Kittatinny This unit worked extra hard at band camp putting together the look and sound of 1776 The unit consists of one drum majorette, six flags one ftf• leader eleven fifes one drum captain, five snare drums and two bass drums
t i l t \ l T I I L N T I ( colonial costumes were handmade by a committee of women from the Music Boosters organization headed by Pam Smith, and th< amazing reproductions of the colonial drums were hand made entirely I". Hassell Sutton of Fast Windsor This unit alone is sure to attract considerable
attention and favorable comment from around the state and the various functions at which the hand will be performing
Band camp '75 officially ended on Sunday afternoon, Sept 21 But the rain had let up long enough for the big bonfire and hot dog roast by the lake Saturday rughl Everyone was there.
I talked to many of the students that evening and even with a full days' practice ahead of them most felt they finally had it all together I could feel it too The school spirit The camaraderie and the friendships that were being made that would last throughout school and beyond
A Ol THINK you know school spiritwhen you see it9 l>et me tell you something If you're on hand for any performances by the band this year football halftimes, parades, concerts, etc you'll be able to see the ac complishments that began with Kit- tatiimy But it goes deeper than that, and if you're ever fortunate enough to spend some time with these wonderful kids and join them first hand in their enthusiasm hard work and dedication to a job well done then you’ll know where our school spirit really is
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.lane Mel),molds just doesn't get outinch anymore At 103 you wouldn’t nink anyone would mind, bul then you
probably haven’t met Miss McDanoids She is not one to be content to have nothing bul memories to keep her busy
Oh, how 1 used to love to read, she said, interviewed recently at her Meadow Lakes home “ I ’d read anything i ould get m\ hands on. she said. "Now it's hard to keep up
H\l> Till- country changed much, did she think
Well, I’m not sure It is all going along smoothly . she asked T haven't )>oon able in find out what all this fuss was with Nixon.' she said
n tl i i h s i pi esident M ias Mi i )anolds r> i; <mitiers u as McKinley One of five children she was brought up in Passaic where her father was a broker and dealt in real estate
it w as a big house with a great parlor and a big bay windt * she ;b d VI • had kerosene lamps and got around by horse and carnage or we took the trolley How 1 loved to get out
m (88 MeDANQJ l is nex er inert ed The right fellow just never came
along she said. I liad suitors, but none of them was good enough
Instead she devoteri herself to the care
of her invalid mother ana later to a nephew who had beer orphaned I love children, said Miss McDanoids J raised a Chinese baby for two years Seems a young Chinese woman came over here with a promise of a home and a job but a young American fellow got :h. tx'iter ot her Shortly after the baby was born, the mother died, and when 1 heard about it. 1 got the idea to take her in ”
Miss Met) WOLDS raised the little girl for two years and gave her up for adoption to a couple who ok her hack to their native China She said she heard from the family several times, then eventually lost touch
Doing for others is a fundamental part of Miss McDanoids philosophy Alter all, she has been an active church member for 93 years Looking track on the last century she said she thought she had led a quite life and that she had no secrets for living king and staying healthy
HI T NOW she said the flays are long All I do is sit,' she said in an exasperated tone Tell me. she said.
how big is this town” What do the people do" What's it like out there"
Down the hall from Miss McDanoids lives Phoebe Tamany 92 years old and
pears a Mm hod stl NL1KK MISS McDanoids who ran a
large home and had servants and leisure time to devote to volunteer work, Mrs
Tamany w ent to business1'most of her life The firs! job I remember was when 1 was it years old. she said, picking up trash in Philadelphia for S8
,i w eek I went to school in the morning and worked all afternoon
How did her parents feel about that "Well " she said, "my father was buss working and didn't have much time to know what I was doing, and my mother w as dead
Tears came into her eyes at the memory She quickly got" control of them and sal up a little straighter "But 1 got all my lessons and went on to high school she said proudly 1 was a good student
MRS T\MANA later worked as a dressmaker and garment examiner for the firm of Lewis Sticker in Philadelphia She ilesigned and made ■ lothes for 25 years at a starting salary of $30 a week That was very good money then, she said
Her husband was a conductor on the Pennsylvania Railroad When they were married she said she 'hopped for weeks for her trousseau
MA l WORITF was mv wedding dress ot course she said ft was rose seersucker I got it so that i could wear it later, and I did It was my best dress for years It cos! $18. which was a lot then she said with a smile, 'but I was working and 1 had my own monev and 1 did what ! pleased
I.'CONTRARY TO statist' which claim working women don't live tong 1 Phoebe Tamany who worked for 25 years as a garment examiner and idesigner will son: be 93 She is a Meadow Lakes resident
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THERE ARE senior citizens and then there are sente' citizens Jane Vic Danoids 103 a Meadow Lake resident is B imo witted and energetic woman who staff members say just keeps us an going she s an in spiratior Stuart Crump photo'
ON A d re a rv . overcast Friday morning ar Camp Kittatinny Hightstown High s band director Miltor R.chev : - i ■ tne
awesome -ask of turning 205 enthusiastic band members many of the'’ -tew into another crack marching unit
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Resident' an ms ited in jom their Inends and ninglilm! - a! a Fall Fashion Reviewsjxmsored to the Fast Windsor Chapter oi Women s American ORT
Fall fashions will be presented by the Mandee Shops, Cottrells s and Little Moppets on Wednesday 1 s i 8. at 8 pm at the Kreps School
Tickets are $;i and refresh rni'rHs ■,(, l; ric scr\ si Mi f unds are raised lor ORT’s School of Engineering at Hebrew Cmversits m Jerusalem For ■ ickets cail 448 H3u"
VFW honors Lions Club at dinner-dance
VFW Post 5700 wdi hold its• 24th annua! dinner dance ; Saturday 1 k-t 18 at (he post* home or Dutch Neck Road
Cocktail hour will begin at R p m , followed by a roast beel dinner served f a m 11 \-st y 1c The din net w i il tx- watered by Highlstown F. ngi ne 1 o Dancing begins at 9 p m and will feature Johnm and the Holidays
The VFW this year will be honoring the High:stow i.ions Club for its outstanding community servici President Bert Hansen will be representing thi w *nd
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Father of three made bank v. p.
Richard P Phelan 564 Dutch Neck Road has been elected a vice-president at H an fa tu rers 11 11 v ei Trist s 41 St office in New York
Mr Phelan came to the bank m 196" and progressist throughvarious branch arat pH....its tochief ■ tarts a a® ib i o" mpiatform assistant n 1965 He was elected an assistant manager in 1965 an assistant secretan in t§CS an 1 assistanf vice-president m 19":
He is a graduate oi the American Institute oi Banking and holds a BS and ar MBA degree iron. New York University and NY I Graduate School of Business Ad ministration respectively He is married and has three children
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Tb** East Windsor Society for R c i a rd ed Children is holding its annual Card and Mah Jongg Party on Monday Oct 20 sn the Parry L Drew School multi-purpose room at g 30 pm Tickets are S2.50 For further information and tickets call Nina at 448 or Lisa at +43-5595
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Members of the class of 1965 of Allentown High School, please sake note This class will hold its 10th reunion dinner-dance on Saturday evening Nov 29 a’ Village 76 Country Club m Bordentown If you are interested or happen to know someone connected with the- class please contact John Nherrarc 609 UK2 44~. bv Oct :v>
Hightstown Chapter 103, TIES, will hold its regular business meeting with balloting on Tuesday evening, Oct 7 Social hour with refreshment^ w .1; follow
Tickets are going fasti! Bob HoGrai I • i n Sasame Street is coming to Hight st own High School East Windsor 1 >R1 will sponsor two show'- at I i a m and 2 p m on Thursday Nov i s \dvanced sale reserved seats are 13 Don't wait ‘ irder tickets now so vout cluldrei dm ’ miss an exciting fun-filled show For more inform,ilior call 44H 7520
Donna Ka> and Diana Lynn Davison of Drums announce the birth of 'heir oMci i Vebbie Jo, 9 lbs 4 07 on sept 14 at the Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre The proud parents are Robert and Susan Davison, formerly of Fast Windsor. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs I .v ie Cass of VVvsox also formerly of East Windsor The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ear Das sot: f ranklinStreet Hightstowr
Happy birthday greetings are u: irder tor Ernest Ben nett 111 Spring! rest Drive who will be celebrating his With- birthday next Monday Oct 6
P r in c e to n C h r is t ian Worrier ' ui ;* iv.-i coffee will lie held this month on Thursday Oct 9. at to am at the horn- ->! \udr Sn :!f 448 4674
Mr and Mr - I lonard Blake
North Academy Street, are happy to report the birth of another grandson David Michael Balek 9 It* 14 oz born Sept 14 at Yakato Hospital. Tokyo Japan The new baby has a brother Donald Lewis Blake Jr , 15 months of age The happy parents are Sgt and Mrs Donald Lewis Blake Sgt Blake is stationed with the United States Air Force in Japan The maternal grand parents are Mr and Mrs Chester Brooking of B'nwdoinham. Me
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hut chinson. who did reside on Broad Street, were given a family farewell dinner Tuesday night Sept 23. at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Froshau The Hutchinsons left last Thursday by plane for Fort Lauderdale Fla where they will join their son-in-law and daught er and thei r fam ily
At tne next regular meeting of the Autumn Club on Oct 9Mr and Mrs Jerome Setwister will show slides and tell the story of their recent six week official" tour of Russia
Mrs Margaret Mills, Crestfield Acres and Mrs Mernie Mills of Trenton at tended die World Wide Church of God Feast of Tabernacles session for eight days, which was held at Mt Pocono
The Hightstown Chapter of Full Gospel Businessmen International will hold its first dinner Thursday. Oct 9 at Coach and Four Restaurant For more information call Ed i Donnell at 448-2955
Mrs James Keegan. Stockton Street. is recuperating at. her home following surgery and two weeks stay at Helene Full Hospital She thanks all for cheer ards and flowers she recei ved
Danielle Marie Tedeseo, daughter of Daniel and Diane Tedeseo, was three years old on Tuesday, Sept 30 last Sunday she was given a party which included family pins ibese little ones her sister
Deborah. Alicia Warnsdorfer Billy Pankevich and Jennifer and Jeannene Tedeseo
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs C.E Steward Monmouth Street, had as dinner gueststheir family. 18 in all and enjoyed a very nice time together
Charlyn Robbins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Robbins, was three years old Sunday Sept 28 Helping Charlyn have a good time were Mr and Mrs Everett Grow Mrs. Catherine Nichols, Ronnie and Betty Coieman. Jimmy and Carole McGlinehy and son Jimi. Sonny Robbins and daughter Susanne Geetrge and Debbie Carson and daughter Michelle. Mr and .Mrs Harry Taylor and daughters Kim and Cheryl, and Kim and Traces Miller
Mrs William Priestley and Bill enjoyed last Sundav in MaUrwan where they visited with their friends. Mr and Mrs Charles Leslie Wood
Mr and Mrs Paul V Nau have returned to their home in Naples Fla They spent two enjoyable weeks with Mr and Mrs Levi l Lee also one week at (K-ean Grove They appreciated being taken out to several fine eating places by their relatives and friends and also meeting many old friends at church and senior citizens group
Mrs T Macula Lincoln Avenue is happy to have her daughter Mrs Joseph < anik. oi rort cauaerdaie Fla , visiting here w ith her for a few weeks
Burgerland birthday parties were heid for Stacy Fmkelstein 5 David Leonard.4, Dayy n Buccatusco. 8, Mike Keener Bflitche.i 'Weinstein,5, Lori Setzer. 6. Amy Zaslavsky 8, Brian Wilken feld. 6. Patti Stemmetz. 4, Amy Lubin 5. Beth Hyman. 7. Julie Gold, 5
The public is invited to hear a group of 16 young people this
Sunday Oct 5. at 7:30 pm in the Sanctuary of the First Baptist Church Fourteen are singers, two others operate the electronic equipment Thev will perform contemporary Christian music using truth and free spirit material Mr Ronald Bennett is director
The Junior Friday Club of Hightstown was represented by 11 of its members at the 1975 State Fall Conference of Junior Membership Departments of the N'J State Federation of Women’s Clubs The conference was held at Monmouth College The club members met with many women from clubs throughout the state sharing ideas and making new friends Mrs Dennis O'Neil] of the Hight stown f'lub spoke at the music workshop of the many ways the dub has participated in musical events
Francis Hopkinson Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution opened its 1975-1976 year at a luncheon at Colts Neck Inn with Mrs Benjamin Martoreili. state DAR chairmai of national defense, as guest speaker MrsMartoreli was presented with a blue or white New Jersey DAR bicentennial commemoralive towel designed by Mrs Myles Walsh state DAR chairman of bicentennial The towel features 13 New Jersey museums where DAR members tr< olunyeers For Constitution Week. Sept 17 celebration Mrs William Stults announced that exhibits have been placed in the Hightstown High School Library and the mayors of Franbury Hightstown and Englishtown have signed proclam a 11 ons rem cm tiering the occasion
The Sisterhood of Beth El Synagogue held a social tea on the evening of Sept 3 at the home of Est her Schlesinger It was plannee by Judi Goldberg-, the membership tea chairman The 25 prospective mem tier- enjoved being escorted by sisterhood members During the course of the evening the aims and goals of sisterhood were discussed At the conclusion of the evening the women enjoyed refreshments and a special dessert For information about sisterhood membership'or teas call Deb
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Alistair Cooke host of PBS Masterpiece Theatre series visited The Peddie School Sept 22 to see films produced by Peddie’s advanced film club 'Excellent, said Cooke "The techniques are very advanced Mr Cooke whose last visit to Peddie was made in 1955, complimented the school on its campus and the excellence of its facilities, particularly its new science building and its -18-hole golf course
B'nai Bn th Men s Lodge presented Dr John Hunt, superintendent of Hitfitstown East Windsor schools, with 129 ADL memo date books Masada was represented by Judy Van Praagh president of Masada, and Karen Sehuman Orah was represented by Barbara Meyers, president of Orah The men s lodge by Shelden Schlesinger. ADL
chairman Masada also presented one memo date book to the principal of the Roosevelt School Lynn Frank represented The ADL date books are to be distributed to key personnel throughout the school system
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S P E C IA L S OCT i OCT 7, 19 7 5 '
far poo/rio on Iho goHickory Corn»r Road at Rt 1 30
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Martindell, Thompson highlight Women’s Fair
State Sen Anne C Mar ndel I i D -141 h Dist and “centlv appointed Mercer nunty Prosecutor Ann
"horn peon will speak at the ‘ omen's Fair scheduled for -aturdary, Oct 4 from 10 a m ' i 30 pm at the Hightstown -ranch of the Mercer County ibraryI be fair is sponsored by the
Own Rivers, High 1st own and ■ ast Windsor branches of the Mercer Counts Library to provide information on ‘immunity, educational, legal
medical services callable to women Sen Martindell will speak
on the current status of women in New Jersey She will be the final speaker after a day devoted to medical and legal aspects of women's lives
The topic of Ann Thompson’s speech is A Woman Looks at the International Woman's Year and the Equal Rights Amendment
Mrs Martindell was educated at Miss F in e ’s School in Princeton St Timothy's School in Maryland and Smith College She is a Democratic national committee member who served as chairman of the New Jersey delegation to the Domocratic national con-
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vent ion in 1972 She w as a deputy director of the McGovern Nations - ampaign and a member of the national campaign
Sen Martindell is a member of the National Democratic Committee's Charter Com mission
She was elected to her present post in 1973 In 1974 she led a successful campaign against casino gambling in New Jersey She also serves as an advisor to the Kagleton Center at Rutgers and the P r in ce ton U n iv e rs i t y Department of Politics
Before Ms Thompson's appointment as Mercer count s Prosecutor she served as a municipal court judge in Trenton She has also been a private law practice in Trenton
Ms Thompson, a native of Philadelphia, graduated with a liberal arts degree from Howard University and received a masters degree from Temple University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences She is a graduate of Howard University Law School where she was editor of the Howard l^av Review
The new prosecutor served on the Governor's Commission on Vocational Education in Correctional Institutions as vice-chairman of the Mercer County Comprehensive Criminal Justice Planning Board and as an advisor to the National Conference of Christians and Jews
She serves on the board of trustees of the Mercer ‘ ounty Legal Aid Society and a as a delegate to the Democratic Convent Maimi Beach Florida
She is a trustee <>t the New Jersey State Museum and has been appointed try the New Jersey Supreme < ourt to serve as chairman of the Municipal Court Judges and the Statewide Committee on Character
Twenty womens community nrgamzati be represented w ith and displays at the voter registration car; present
An interpreter for the <k>af will be active during Ms Thompson's speech All at tending are asked to firing their own lunch
Rummage sale in progress
A rummage sale to benefit Masada Chaptei R na B nth Women is now in progress at the First Method]si rhurch Stockton Street Hightstown
The sale will run all week Donations of used articles such as household -terns clothes and toys are welcome. The chapter wall pick ip any donations < ali 448-8TL >r 448 4912
CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES AND SPREADS
By Decorate Industries
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ALSO READY MADE DRAPERIES ~See the exciting new woven woods, nicest selection of name brand carpets •very style Venetian blinds.
| Com plete line of KITCHEN NO-WAX FLOORS
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Jamesburg hunger walk steps off Sunday
Masada meats tonight at Kreps
The Brainerd Council of Church Women is planning a walk for the hungry Sundav or. Oct 5.
Walkers wall begin in Hightstown at 1 pm and walk to Jamesburg They wall seek sponsors to pledge money on a per mile basis and wall carry forms to he checked off as the walk progresses
The council has 14 member churches in Hightstown. Rossmoor Cranbury and Jamesburg It is planning the
walk in cooperation with the Community Hunger Appeal of Church World Service CROP The w aik wall be one
of 100 hunger walks in New Jerse\ this vear
Mrs Barbara O'Lone is president of the council and coordinator of the walk aided by Mrs Jean Thayer of the Jamesburg Presbyterian Church and Mrs Hazel DeBoise of Hightstown Baptist Church One hundred sixty- seven people participated in the 1974 hunger walk
Masada Chapter of B'nai B nth Women will meet tonight at the Hightstown Memorial Library
The program will be
presented by Lisa s Slim- nasties Refreshments will be served The meeting is open to the public For information, call 443-1680
Donna Radley wed to Donald Craver
A Prestigious
NEW YORK ANTIQUES D EA LER desires fine
English Period Furniture. Porcelains and Georgian Silver
ft ill purchase single pieces or entire collections
C ali N o rris M cK e e at f 2 1 2 i 371-1 TOO or writeP.O Box .35, F . D . R S t a t i o n . N Y . . N Y . 10022.
Mrs. Edgar Archer Jr., was Miss Fischer
Arlene Fischer bride of Edgar Archer Jr.
1972 on in.
Air and Mrs Edgar A. Archer Sr of Hightstown wish in announce the marriage of •heir son Fdgar Allen Archer Jr to Miss Alice Arlene Fischer of LeRoy, Fans
The couple was united in
marriage at the St John Lutheran Church, Aliceville. Fans on Saturday July 19 The\ now reside in Humboldt Fans where the groom is teaching in the public school system
Donna Radley and Donald Craver both of Hightstown. were married July 26 in a double ring ceremony in the Hightstown Church of God The Reverend Vink Ivey officiated
The bnde is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Radley of Wynbrook West Apartments
The groom is the son of Mrs Thomas Jolly Jr of Cranbury and Mr Richard Craver of Somerville
Matron of honor was Dorothy Prince of Rob- binsville the brides sister Bridemaids were Faren Foch of Hightstown. the bride s sister and Linda Chamberlin of Cranbury, the sister of the groom
Flowergir! was Jennifer Koch and ring bearer was Scott Prince Best man was Richard Craver. brother of the groom Ushers were Kenneth Radley and Charles Vasom
A reception was held at the
Old Yorke Inn Both bride and groom are graduates of' Hightstown High School The bride is employed at Jamesway Department Store and the groom is employed at Maark Corporation in Plains boro
Explorers wanted, M/F
East Windsor Explorer Post 68 is seeking new members, male or female who are eighth grade graduates or 15 years of age
The explorers are working with the East W indsor Rescue Squad in learning first-aid and training to help in emergenices The post meets every Thursday at 7 30 p.m in the district 1 Squad Building on One Mile Road Extension
For information cal! Cris Grooms at 448 1792 or Scats MatSofskv at 448-8661
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Rout* 33 TWIN RIVERS MALL
Due to popular demand...our needlepoint contest
is b a c k ! !Shou off your work
You might be a winner
Bring in your work by October 1 0 Judging will take place October 11 to 17
Call or stop in for details
443-3111
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ALL CLOTHES ARE FROM AMERICA'S BEST MANUFACTURERS AND ARE CURRENT STYLES BEING OFFERED AT FULL PRICE IN OTHER STORES.
AN EXTENSIVE SELECTION IS PRESENTED IN THESE DEPARTMENTS: TODDLER GIRL, TODDLER BOY,GIRLS 4-6X BOYS 4-7, GIRLS 7-14 & BOYS 8-14.
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Underwear sold at bazaar
The Sisterhood of Beth El Synagogue will have a bazaar at the synagogue on Franklin Street from 9 a m to 5 p.m Oct 26 and 27
All hems uiil be new There will be a selection of •'•allpaper men and boys underwear famous-maker dresses, a selection of shoes for everyone, toys and games.
Cops, dragons are at library
7 “Thursday, October 2, 1975
The Cranbury Public U k M n Will celebrate LibrWJ Emphasis Week with three programs for area residents beginning Oct 4
On Saturday . Oct 4. at 10:30 a m history's well known dragons will come together
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obituariessinging and dancing in H You ve Seer 1 me Dragon a play for children aged four to 10 years, old performed by Creative Theatre Unlimited of Princeton The play, performed in the round in the Cranbury School gym. will be complete with costumes and set Puff, the Magic Dragon and the Loch Ness Monster are among the characters who involve the audience in planning a surprise birthday party lor Albert the Relectant Dragon who m turn has a special surprise for the audience Children under six years old should be ac compamed by an adult
On Tuesday evening Oct 7. at 8pm David Kraehenbuehi. composer and pianist, will perform a re< ital of music for solo piano :r the library The program will include rarely heard works of Bach as well as a selection of piano pieces by Mozart. Schubert and Kraehenbuehi
As a concert pianist, Mr Kraehenbuehi lias performed n solo recitals throughout the i ruled States and also as an ensemble player with numerous chamber music groups and soloists His most recent com [visit ion a concerto for piano four hands and or chest ra was performed in August at the Symphony School of America in Wisconsin Mr Kraehenbuehi resides m Cranbury with his w lie and lamih Following the performance refreshments will be served
On Thursday Oct 9, at 8 pm in the library Chief Ken Logan and members of the Cranbury Police Department will discuss security measures fhat community residents can take to protect their homes i. ars and bicycles from theft Locks and alarm systems will be discussed and questions from the audience will be answered
Admission to all events will be free
Knights launch RCA space trip
The Knights of Pythias Lodge 182 are launching a special program tor school age children presented by the RCA Aerospace ( 'enter at an open meeting for members their families and friends on Monday Oct 6
The countdown will begin at 8 p.m from the Roosevelt Temple
The program consists of a display and discussion of RCA spacecraft models and two movies “Fifteen Years of Weather Observation in Space and Mars The Search Begins followed by a question and answer period
\ similar program geared to adult interest is in the plan rang stages for Nov 10
For more information, contact A1 Smotroff at 443- 5645
Robert RyanRobert John Ryan Sr . 72. of
1508 Bay view Avenue, Seaside Heights and , formerly of Trenton, died Tuesday, Sept 23. at Point Pleasant Hospital
Born in Trenton, he lived here until 18 years ago He was an electrical contractor and a member of Local 269 ol Trenton Electnal Workers Union Mr Ryan was a life member of the Pennington Road Fire Company and a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Seaside Heights
Surviving are his wife. Mary Vogel Goehrig Ryan, one son. Robert J Jr of Arlington. Va three daughters Mrs. Kat henne Turner of Youngstow n 'ihio Mrs Peggy Ann Cope in Cranbury and Mrs Eileen Voorhees of South L.ike Tahoe
alii one sister Mass Margaret Ryan of Oswego, N Y 10 grandchildren and nieces and nephews
Funeral services were Friday al Orland’s Ewing Memorial Chapel 1534 Pen nington Road in Ewing
Township Mass of the Christian Burial was at the Church of the Incarnation Interment was in Ewing Cemetery
Memorial contributions may be made to the Pennington Road Fire Company or Boys Town. Neb
Funeral services were Friday from the A S Cole Funeral Home 22 N Main St Cranbury Re\ Dr Robert L Sullivan of the First Presbyterian Church of Hightstown officiated Burial was m the Brainerd Cemetery Cranbury
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Bertha Skeba Eiker Dora SandMrs Bertha Skeba Eiker
56. of 35 Evans Drive Cranbury died Tuesday Sept 23 in Princeton Medical Center
Mrs Eiker was a lifelong Cranbury resident She was employed as a cafeteria assistant at the RCA Astro Pla nt
Surviving are her husband, Franklin Eiker a daughter, Mrs Rosa.lie Moffatt of Cranbury a son John Eiker of Hightstown, four sisters. Mrs Victoria Bates of Jamesburg Mrs Mary Harris i PI Lauder-air Fla M r
Villa Brown of Cranbury and Mrs Frances Hutchinson of Hightstown a brother, Stanley Skeba Sr of Right stown and several nieces ad nephew -
r e l i g io u s serv ices
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A A-- .. , , 8a;Hightstown 448 Q103 Reguia* Sunday ser . <; es M. Nursery and Church School through Grade 2 ’0 a rr ai' ages, Eaches Chape ' ' am 8YF Eaches Chapei C '-ape ' 15 p m
• ’ ?9 Ma1 r StTing Worship 10 a m toon Church School for 1 p m Thursday Eaches
FIRrr UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 87 S > m0 h r v aJohn R Sowenng pastor 448-0041 Regular Sunday services Morning Wor ship, 9 30 ’ la m , Holy Communion on firs? Sunday ioma- and Senm' uMYF 7pm
i At 9 30
ST PAUL S LUTHERAN CHURCH oe Mile Road Fast W is- ler , Krych. pastor 448 8003 Regular Sunday ser - es t < •i * Adult Forum. 9 30 a rr. Morning Worship wrfh Hr,tv ■Sunday 11am
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF CRANBURY V.'anbury Rev Robm f Van Cleef pasto' 395 1737 R*u it£f Sun toy WM
Church School for all ages, 9 45 am Worship n; hM Fellowship, 6 30 p m
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Soun Mam -anb F**■.A Qutgley, minister 395-0897 Regular Sunday serv; es c-‘ • *tges. 9:30 a m Service of Worship' 9 30 11 a m Communion bott se ■ n first Sunday of the month
THF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . Mr H,.,/Roben . Sullivan paste 448 0055 Regular Sunday sm • •••. service 9 S) a m (nursery provided- C hurch School Tr ditionru s**--.’• rr nursery providedi Mrjrmng Worship at MTeadow . at .••• A
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF DUTCH NECK S4.•-Mage Rd Princeton Junction Rev lamps S Weave' ;..astr'99 0/1 / Regular Sunday services Morning W irship 9 30 ’ a •• • S. ? •'-* v.a m Junior Senior High F&iiowshio. ’ p m
CHURCH Of GOO. Box 87, York Road East Windsor Rev • ve, pastor 448 9424 Regular Sunday servw as Sunday Scho 9 45 • V- •Worship. 11 a m . Evening Service. 6pm ” j#sday Prayer meet r . <• a ■ Th
30 o m udtes auxiliary !ast Monday each month
ST DAVIO S EPISCOPAL CHURCH he Peddie S <H *• 448 885' Regular Sunday services Holy Eucharist Sam
Holy Eucharist, morning prayer on first Sunday 10 a m Church v. noi a no nursery 10 a m Meadow i akes Holy tic'uviv • ast Sunday ’ i ■
BETH EL SYNAGOGUE se-va- .R-: *v H Abrsmowrtz 44 J 4454 SaPbatt sp' . es 1 - !ay • i* « •• .9 30a m
ST ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH 25 F rankim St Hightstowr Rev William J Haughney pastor Regular Sunday Masses 8 9 15 ’ y 4;.3 m Saturday. 6 30 p m Weekdays Bam 5 20 p m • 'pssions Sat mdav 3 30 to 5 p m and 7 30 to 8 30 p m
SINGLES CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP. 320 N Ma.r St Hightstcw' M• H.-rmuman and Dr Rober- . Suitivar- pastors 445 * '*5- - .vices Singles Service 2pm coffee hour 3 i m s< a ; <■ : •
BETHANY GOSPEL MISSION CHAPELSt Hightstown Rev Robert Turton Ml pas'■T as Bibs message 7 30 p m
< der lonun .-i* if j r i a -48448 4596. Reg •
930WINDSOR UNITED METHODIST CHURCH v\ sf Quigley pastor 448-04'? Regut*- -ndav • ■ *a m Worship Service 11 a m
CALVARY GOSPEL MISSION CHAPELSr Windsor Res, Robert T inon Hi paste' 448 4387 Re ; . • lavLomtu'ied Morning W'i'Shtj se-mnn and Su' tav S' ‘ • i , i hildre'’ s classes 10 a m
FIRST CHURCH Of GOD Anderson Movement ''8 William S’ '-< g , v.Rev Robert Ackies pestoi 448-6S21 448 2355 Regula- ...da. so-. ■■■-t m and 8pm Midweek meeting as announced
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Bank and Mecnau, • td -sir wn A, ;,.6 M a sell- pasto' 448 4 740 Regular Sunday services Sunday Schoo flO* ON ages wrth nursery 9 45 a m morning worship • a n evemr g s.-- ••• t- Wednesday Bible study and Royal Rangers ’ pm Thursday • ,u" Bible Study at various homes 7 p.m Youth Activities 5 p m, Saturday Praye- Meeting 7pm
LUTHERAN CHURCH Of THE MESSIAH Nassau an-' Vi v nnePrinceton Alter A Gan-ie- pa St Of 924 3642 Reguia- S Fda. SO' . < *••. Am ship 8 30 and 1 ’■ a m Holy Communion 8 30 a m first and thud Sunda-.s rd the month ''am second and fourth Sundays
Hi this is Sandie announcing the arrival of our 15Tb Ford Rpm-a-Cars. I’his \^ar we're featuring Pintos. Mavericks, Granada- and 1 orino trn- and introducing the -ports Mustang all -till at our low economical rates Mop in or i all me at
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RENT-A-CARLEASING
Mrs Dora Sand of North Bergen died on Sep: Z? in the
Workmen's Circle Home m Elizabeth
She is survived by five children. Harrv Sand, of Hightstown Toby Levin of Rooseveli Helen Rfithsiein and Lillian Sand oJ North Bergen and Alex Sand, of River Vale
R EC Y C LETHIS
N EW SPA PER
Couples club picks officers
officers were elected andthe first social mixer was setf « Nov i at the Beth El 1 ouples Club meeting of Sept18
Ron Kraft was electedpresident. Larry Lampert. 'reasurer and Karen Liss.secretary
1 ouples interested in the croup ma\ contact Ron or Rita Kraft at 443-6774. It is not necessary to be affiliated with■ ■ ora rich of the synagogue■ !>e a member of the Couple's
Club.
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The .Joint District Area Women's Club Tea will be held on Wednesday, Oct 8. at the regular meeting of the Junior Friday Club of Hightstown
Area federated women's clubs expected to attend include ladies from the women’s clubs of T> in Rivers East Windsor Hightstown and Cranburv ?as well as the Friday Club and the Evening Membership Department of 'he Friday -Club
The speaker for the evening will be noted New Jersey Historical Society member
Mrs site, G ra il Mri Greff a graduate of the Columbia Graduate School of A rchitecture, serves on the Princeton Board of the Historical Society and is a member of the National Trust for the C S Scotland and the British Lsles She has w ritten a book entitled New Jersey Historical Houses \ Guide to Homes Open to the Public and her topic for the tea will be from the book
The meeting is scheduled for 8 pm at the First Presbyterian Church
Methodist planning annual Fall FairMethodist women's sewing,
crafts art, artifacts and haking will be for sale at the annual fall fair to be held at th« Hightstown Methodist Church oi Stockton Stree'
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Some of tire gift items in elude dalmation dog toys, teddy bears tops , turvy .dolls lamp chop puppets crocheted dolls, baby bibs strawberry pot holders, gingham and other style aprons gingham and crocheted thr"w pillows handmade slippers hand made Christmas tret' trim mings magnetu Fhrtstmas and owl refrigerator decorations
The bake table will have specialities ol many local Methodist women such as gingerbread boy cookies fudge, pies and cakes
Firemen serve roast beef in RobbinsvilleWashington Township
Volunteer Firemen will host a family style roast beef dinner Sunday Oct 12, in the Washington Room of the 11 rehouse on Route 130 in Robbinsville
The women s Auxiliary will cook and serve the dinner continuously from 1 p m until fi Tickets are $4 v for adults and $:i :=>(i children Takeout orders are $8 All proceeds go to the Washington Volunteer Firemen Inc Tickets may be purchased from any Washington Fireman or b\ c a l l i n g 259 7900
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A workshop lecture on behavior modification for
children will be sponsored by the Mercer Chapter of the N j Association for Children with Learning Disabilities on Thursday Oct 16. at 8 p m at the Lawrence Neighborhood Service ('enter 295 Eggerts Read wrei ■ • • l i
Little pitchersLinda Galvin ' Belle Meade talks price on an antique Lustre pitcher with Jeannette Rue of The Collet mint d u r in g last weekend’s fifth annual antique show and sale sponsored by the Hightstown Woman s Club Proceeds of the two-day event go to c iv ic and scholarship projects of the lub (Mark Czajkowski photo)
T' offers basketball swim, holiday activities
The H ig htstow n East Windsor YMCA has an nounced its new fall-winter community recreation swim and basketball program, plus several new youth and school holiday activities
Beginning Wednesday Sept 74 through Sunday Dec 19 recreation swimming and Uisketbull programs will be offered on Wednesday and Fnd;r- evenings from 8 to 9 30 p in and Sunday from 3:30 to fi to pm . at the Y facility Individual dip tickets are available at the \ offices for pool activities while basketball players need only pay at the door
Therapeutic -.wim a half hour set aside for " Y " memlters recuperat itig from surgerx or illness as recom
Local philatelists to sell and swap
The Hightstown Fast Windsor Stamp < lub wall hold a sell and swap night on Tuesday , Oct 7 at 7 30 p.m in iheSt Anthony Church Hall on Maxwell Avenue in flight stown
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Hightstown Grange 96 will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Friday, Oct 10 at 8 p.m at the Hightstown Grange Hall North Main Street
National Master John W Scott from Washington D C. will be the guest speaker for the evening William Schlectweg Sr . state master and national grange officer will also be present and bring greetings from the New Jersex State Grange
Master Maitland Dey will give the address of welcome Asa T Davison Jr past master and past Pomona master, will introduce the special guests
Past Master David John Mulligan will give the history of Hightstown Grange and will be the master of ceremonies In the early days Hightstown Grange held its meetings over the old post office building on the second floor of Lite Old
one-hour periods and fees, call the "Y "
A new pre-school program for special youngsters is under consideration For the past three years. the local association has conducted a
[i m each half-day between l e a r n in g d i s a b i l i t i e s Sept 23 and Dec. 17 Super recreation center forised basketball and swim youngsters in our community
nung recreation activities will In evaluating this program it be available became evident that sub
Special school holiday stantial improvements in program s will be conducted on gross motor skills and social , I \m n |3 and 14 at values were very evident in
'he A facility Youngsters pre-school youngsters■>. super ised t . both Withfeis io mind the 'Y is
recreation swimming and now investigating thelaskethall each day from 2 30 possibility of extending Ruin 4 iti pm program to a twiee-a-week
Senior swim a program of preschool activity under recrea tiona 1 swimming for professional leadership irea senior citizens, will meet Anyone with a child who might• : ’ Monday Wednesday and benefit from this program.• riday from noon to 1 p.m should call the YMCA.sept 22 through Dec 19 “ Y ” For further informationmembership is required for about these programs, fees or participants any of The local YMCA’s many
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Entertainment will be provided by a vocal group from the Hightstown High School Music Department and a dance group from Sandie Savoy’s Talent Center from Fast Windsor
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Rabbi Roy Abramovitz will address Michelle during fhe service Presentations will also be made by representatives of the synagogue sisterhood and men’s club
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Rams run Vikings to 8-0 lossn\ Hill \pplegalr
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Many nachis (eel (hat a wet soggy field is the great equalizer in football Tn them last Saturday ■ Hightstown South Brunswick clash proved their point
The home standing South Brunswick Vikings o- 2 a heavy underdog by several ... gam* estin ites hi I Hu
Rams scoreless for three periods before a final quarter touchdown gave Hightstown an n-<i victorv Touted tailback Dana Shelton scored the w inner's 11) on a one y ard run on the fourth play ol the last period
Shelton s mx pointed capped an XT yard .to play drive that began midway through the third stanza The talented senior whiz, who was held to lust nine yards rushing in lh< first half but exploded for 121 yards m the second half r-arried 14 times in the s1 oring •nareh and picked up yards
Hightstow a register#xi sever first downs in tin winning drive which look plat <■ ent irely on the ground The biggest gainer in the,trek was a 15 . order tn Shelton who laterraced to yards he give Hie Rams a first and goal to go at the Vikings three yard -.tripe
Shelton then husted to the one before being slopped at iht same point on the next play However lx- bucked into the end zone for the TD on third down and rjuarterhack Mike Radies fired a two-point conversion pa wing! i -Brian Ishman to complete the' scoring
Tlve long march was set up when Hightstown defensive end Bill Dekovitch thwarted a
Viking march on their first posse i ii 4 Ihi m 1 hall South Brunswick's Jan Blazewski had recovered a Ram fumi • at the 28 and the
king ed to the invader's eight yard line* tefore Dekovitch threw quarterback Rick Nasden for a five-yard loss on a fourth down play
Suutt Bt .rise tel got its hands on the tel! only once more in the game It took Hightstown s kickoff following its touchdow r and reached 'hi winner s 4K before being torced to punt The Rams aga 11 ised their hall-control offense and retained the pigskin the rost of the game
Hightstown almost pushed across the filial-second score but Shelton w$s stopped on ttn two yard line as 'In- final gur. sounded We were just tig to hold on to the fxill and run out the clock.'" admitted Ran offensive coa|h Don Colbert
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The two clubs. tought on almost equai terms ii tlx I • • half w,ith Hightstownoutgaining die home tean n
tftf • 1st:man :g yarns and fullback Darrei . tap • y a rds
ed thi aulk of tlx s. first half yardage while Biasewsk ■ prds ed tht Vikmg tei amers
Hightstown threatened to on n *ui veparab a
■ thejfirst aid f- ■■ I quarters moving to the V V ■29. 13. 18 afd is-yard lines l>e I ore tx*ing! stopped South Brtinsw ic t|’ s d e e p e s I penetration on the other hand w .is Hily tn: Uh* visitor s iti which came on a march after di* opci nt kickod
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H 1C -• •* hi r Mika Radios evades a would be South Brunswick tackier n to throw for a 13 yard gain
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"Th< ? up for us.-’eonfessed Ka m head coachDave Mclntiri: following thega me Theire's no doubtabout that ’ ( Ring offensiveline blr1 X' klr'l L y his club as thediffer? nee i n tlx- game hestated offensive linedidn't block 'tx x .n !ht*\should in the first half Butthey iround m thesecondi half "
Another ke\ was a halftimest rate* by the Hightstown staff to help stop South
Brunswick's running game which piled up 97 first half sards We made a defensive change to stop their option pla\ Mclntire said ‘We covered the pitch man wiLh ■xir end and brought our linebacker up in the gap to over the quarterback
the move more than paid off as South Brunswick managedb . ■ ■■ tit:1 yards « the groundin the second 16 minutes of,ii 1 a c
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Baby Rams lose it in closing secondssouth Brunswick scored or a
one yard touchdown run with approximately to seconds remaining in the contest to cop ii thrilling 12-8 freshman' football victory over Hight shown s Bai ■ ton Monday i the season opener for txith teams
The Viking yearlings had taken a ft o lead in the second quarter on a 35-yard TD jaunt
and made it stand up until late .r* • he third per >»! Hightstow: then grabbed the advantage when lullback Craig Deckel rambled 57 yards to paydirt ball ■and then bucked in for thi two point come.ijsiur to give ‘he : ■ t. home club ah B-fi lead Tlx* wi
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For Hightstown. tailback i .one < ook. quarterback Kevin Rauseher 78 yards passing lullteck Decker 64 yards rushing! and tackle John Nicola starred offensively On defense end Dave Kaplan, track Bob Gunnell mon- sterman Decker and safety < ook excelled
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Poor playng conditions, resulting from last week's torrential rains forced postponement of the entire four-game Pop Warner slate scheduled for the H FV3 area s quartet of Clubs
Ail four will be made up at the end of the regular season
In the meantime, both the H EV. Midge! and Pee Wee squads w ill turn their attention to this Sunday s crucial games which could make or break their respective seasons Both Ram clubs will travel to Old Bridge to engage a pair of teams with their sights set on their respect titles in the Southern Divison of the Middlesex Count*. Conference
win b) the H-KV> Midgl '- (2-1 * this weekend s < ritical il the R.mis Spec! to remain m the Northern Div.son flag chase • lid Bridge 3 I which has lost only to powerful Matawan 736. heal teurence Harbor 20-0. last Sunday and should give =the Rams quite test
Wi re ready noted Ran. Midge ivrch Frank Terltei We want ‘hi- one bad' We’re
gonna split “’em
Before the midget struggle, first-yea' skipper Phil Pullts will send tits unbeaten and unmoored on Ran, Ptx- Wee eleven tn quest of its fourth straight win. Coming off a 26-0 trimph over Laurence Harbor, Old Bridge .(3-0< 11 will be out to protect' its undefeated
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entry Triangle 10-11 to round out
The H-KW Flag Football tea gut* was another of the mans circuits which had its
late postponed on Sundav the HHS athletic fields due
to last week - t onstanl rains Soggy and wet renditions forced the three-gam< ard to be postponed until Nov 16
This Sundav ’h* loop swings dark inti retain ><■1 th a,not her three-gar e lUU ■ i| *
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Youngsters between the ages of nine* and 15 years old may partuepate in the program which is divided into three divisions
For further information call either Richard Camisa 443 44611 or F.d Williams 443 4817i
Hightstown s offensive line played much better in second half but still didn't look as sharp as it did in three pre Season tilts Shelton c ra s h e r ; 'he 100-yard barrier for the loth consecutive game with 130 yards on Ti carries He broke the school record by going oy er the mark in all nine aontests Si*-' fail m> each game lx- goes over the 100- sard figure he adds to the standard Radies connected 'in four of eight passing at tempts for 68 yards while having one aerial intercepted by Brunswick s Eliot Runyon Blazewski led Viking runners with 53 yards on 14 tries while Spady 50 yards and Ishman 40 yards trailed Shelton in that department for the Rams Spady topped all receivers with three catches (or 58 yards Hightstown piled up 19 first downs to the loser's total of seven and ac cumulated 291 yards in total offense to South Brunswick's 134 yards The Rams also showed their dominance by running 60 plays to the Vi kings 35 and by not having to punt all afternoon
Falcons nestIn spite of the inclement
weather the Falcon crosscountry team managed to slosh to another victory, defeating Pingry School on home mud 18-39
Peddle secured the first four positions with ease as Steve Ranson won the race in 14 25 Paul Mucciarone Steve Caputo and Joe Lee followed Ranson in the slippers victory leaving Peddie with a 2-0 record James Calloway. Bruce Buntschuh and Dan Bulk ended in strong contention helped the team to an uncontested win
The team will be competing against its strongest threats of ,he season this Wednesday Del hart on School from Morristown The northern prep school acquired a strong high school runner who is believed to give the Falcon captain Ranson. a good race.
SOMBER FACED offensive guard Jeff Axelrod watches his defense hold South Brunswick . ireiess
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Defensive mistakes cost Falcons victoryb\ Bill Applegate
Sports Kditor
Par the second consecutive week, Peddie School's varsity football team made untimely errors and they were the
deciding factor as Franklin Township registered a 14-6 verdict over the Falcons on the winner's field Saturday
We made three mistakes in defensive alignments, confessed losing skipper Bob
Monahan and they cost us We just beat ourselves with breakdowns They only had four plays that went for 10 yards or more he said
Unfortunately two of those plays were running plays by
the Warriors talented half back Jeff Brown The senior speedster took off on scoring jaunts of 38 and 41 yards to help Franklin open its 1975 season on a winning note
Brown's first touchdown came with 4 10 to go in the first quarter on an off-tackle play and the swift back almost duplicated the effort with his second score which was produced after 4 50 of the second period Bob Dressel booted the extra point after both of Brown s TT) s
Peddie got on the scoreboard early in the second stanra to cut the home club's margin to 7-6 Falcon quar lerback Pete Harris sprinted 34 yards to paydirt to narrow ihe gap but the prepster's try for the extra point failed, leaving them one point shy
We moved the ball real well, " commented Monahan, referring to the- Falcons' total of 196 yards rushing and 76 yards passing We pushed them all over the field he continued 'especially from the 20 to the 20 We just couldn't get a break when we needed it
Peddie tailback Pete Seavey had his second straight fine performance as he rushed for 92 yards on 22 carries to give him 196 yards running for the season Harris meanwhile
added to the laser's attack by completing eight of 12 passes and running the option play excellently
Despite the setback Monahan also praised his defensive unit That part of our game improved tremendously this week We
almost intercepted three passes he stressedLinebacker Tim Galvin and Harris, playing at the safety post were cited for their play on defense while guard Paul Davies of Cranbury received high marks for offensive work
With another tough battle
expected this Saturday when the Falcons make their 1975 home debut against always tough Malvern Prep, Monahan remains undaunted I'm confident The kids have a real good attitude and we know wer re going to whip somebody real soon now
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GEORGE AND S tuart Field let the bubbly fly after they and their teammates took the B Division t rown from Carvel Sunday
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Sporting Goods takes 'B' crown in threeOvercoming an early 3-0
deficit. Fast Windsor Sporting Goods went on to am 8-3 triumph over Carvel (hat enabled the winners io capture their first H-EW Slo-PHch B Division title last Sunday
KWSG which compiled a 24- 1 record overall this year and finished with 20 straight wins swept the best of five chart)
pionshi p series three games to non* rrailing 1-0 after four and one half innings the champs tallied two runs in the bottom of dhe fifth to pull closer and then erupted for six more markers in the sixth to sen up the title
led Van Pelt hurled an eight-hitter to register the victory while his teammates
backed him with a 15-hit assault The victim ot KWSG s onslaught was losing pitcher Walt Adbuqurqut
While the winners are now enjoying their newiv in quired crown by capturing the B Division championship they must move up to the tougher A Division next season according to league rules
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A 1-1 record last week still left me one o,ime beiovk the 509 mark • 1 2 after two weeks oi the season This can 1 goto lorever I'm still pointing for a 10-wincampaign
HIGHTSTOWN at Allentown With a dry field, the Rams's red-shoed back field should get a workout this Saturday Allentown, although expected to be slightly stronger than last fall when it completed its second straight winless
season appears to he no match for the locals But then neither was South Brunswick Still Hightstown 38, Allentown (I
PFIHMF vs Malvern Prep the Falcons are due A club as good as ■-kipper Bob Monahan's has to snap out of It soon This could be the week even though Malvern is a perennial Pennsy prep school power with a veteran team lack that stomped Peddie Iasi ye „ 4; 13 Remember'1 How about Peddie 17 Malvern 13
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Despite having won his first three games as Hightstown High s new varsity soccer boss Sam Turner still feels his elub is not playing up to its potential
Even alter the Rams destroyed visiting West Windsor < 0-2) by a 5-0 score on Monday for its third straight success of the young season Turner frankly stated, We were very sloppy We should have had 10 goals
Junior wing Shawn (onion tooted home the winner's rut 1 a mills :,ist four minutes
into the ball game and later added the final tally of the laj in the fourth quarter Senior lineman Mike Coons also rang the scoring bell twice, as he connected m the second and
third periodsOne of only two returning
Ram lettermen. soph Gradv Ivins banged in HHS's other goal in the third quarter to round out the scoring Hightstown goalie Jeff Kteh was called on to make onl\ five saves in :b< net to turn in his second straight shutout
The Ram' h.i e now out scored 'neir opponents R-i in their three w ins with Coons the leading goal-getter w ith three scores
Alter travelling to St An- ihom - tor a 3 45 p m battle tomorrow Hightstown must then tackle perennial power Lawrence under the Mercer County Park lights next Monday at 7 30 p.m
Ramettes trounce Monroe 13-0
Ten different players hif the scoring coiunrn on Tuesday a s the Hightstown High field hockey team (2-0) recorded a 13-0 decision wer host Monroe Township 0-1
The defending Mercer County champion Ramettes scored almost at will against the young Monroe club, which was" participa>ink in lts first field hockey game ever
Ellen Davison tallied twice to spark the w inner's nine-goal first half onslaught while Linda Dey Sissy Muse Lillian Muse. Margaret McCormick
Sue Patterson, Ellen Bradley and Pam Mundras also scored once each
In the second half, Tricia Bradley and Brenda Scott both knocked in two markers apiece to round out the scoring
This afternoon at 3 30 p.m Hightstown returns to action by visiting Allentown High inwhat should be a tough challenge for the Ramettes
T h e y ' r e ; g o o d acknowledged HHS coach Jeanne Heikes 'They always are "
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1 4 -A WINDSOR H/GHTS HERALD Thursday, October 2. 1975
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ifor medical ere for hiep m reducing their coronary nsk The other half will be provided with intensive educational and medical programs to help them lower their risk Tlte intervention programs will include nutritional guidance smoking cessation clinics, drugs and diet for lowering blood pressure, and group and individual counseling
The USA 2-01 took over undisputed possession of first piace in the Senior Division of the HUB PAL Little Kicker’s Soccer League on Saturday with a 4-2 w in over Scotland U 1 West Germany 1 1-1 > moved into a second place tie in the same loop with a 1-0 squeaker over Brazil 0-2 >
Rich Rousseau booted home two goals and Kevin Cooper and Jeff Hill also found the scoring range for the USA dub while Greg Dunn and Randy Hicks tallied Scotland's two goals West Germany got its winning tally from the foot of Brian Carduner to hand Brazil its second straight loss
In the Junior Division of the league. Stewart's Root Beer (2-0) trimmed Hightstown Stationery 1 i 2-0 to grab the early lead in that circuit Meanwhile Elk’s Lodge 11 bombed Golden Coach Diner (0-2) 5-0 in other loop play
Two markers by Ron Inglisha plus the defensive play of Robbie Miller Steve Wilkie and Scott Cottrell paced Stewart’s to its tnumpb offsetting the effort’s of the loser’s lan Cooper and Steve LaMagna Also Kevin Stanton tallied twice and teammates Dave Rottino, Mike Wallace and Brian Krall also found the range for the Elk s while Same Beaver and Greg Capps excelled in defeat
Marty Egal leads HHSover ND
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Unbeaten Marty Egal toured the three-mile Hightstown High cross country course in 14 16 to pace the Rams 5-01 to a 17-38 triumph over Notre Dame 1- 1 on Tuesday
Egal, who hasn’t been pushed yet this season, got plenty of assistance from teammates Yal Ghckman second 14 47 Scott Jenkins third, 15 22 5 Pete Bingham fifth 15 29 5 and Arnold
Mavberg sixth, 15 30 Notre Dame’s best finisher was Lionel Ellis, who placed fourth with a 15 26 clocking
Hightstown’s only other scheduled meet Iasi week, on Sept 24 at Trenton, was postponed due to the heavy rains that hit the area No new date has been set yet to make it up The Rams return to action tomorrow afternoon when they host Allentown at 3 3fl p m
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That's no hat trickWhile it may seem that RCA engineer joei 8acher is pulling a rabbit out of a hat, actually he is ad|usling a propulsion thruster on an new communications satellite The thrusters- the RCA Satcom carries 12-are designed to enable the spacecraft to maintain correct attitude control after it has achieved’ a 22.000-mile synchronous orbit over earth RCA's Astro Electronics Division is building three of the satellites for the second phase of the RCA Satcom domestic communications satellite system scheduled for service in the US'n 1976
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The Creative TheatreI nl united open house post poned last week because of weather conditions, will be held Saturday Oct 4. fromII to am to 1 p.m
Interested students youngand old are invited to come to the Old School Building on
“•Main Street. Cranhury, to teieet tin staff browse through books and materials on the program and to have refresh merits
Creative Theatre will offer six weeks of classes for children and adults this fall under the auspices of Gran bury Landmarks Classes begin Wednesday Oct 8 Instructor Florence Falk explains that her classes will include theatre games Various movement and acting exercises to encourage imagination and positive self ex pi ession, She will be . i .,c -t the open house t<
,irawer m e t ion s and to discuss her courses
The open house will im mediately follow Creative Theatre's performance 'if a children's play, 'If You've s; m One Dragon," sponsored hy the Cranhury Public Library
For more information on the open house and registration call Ms Maybubeh Stave at 395-0711. Ms Falk at 924-5070 or.Creative Theatre at 924 ■-rtf-* realise Theatre - non profit creative arts program based in Princeton
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Pass play gives Jayvee 8-0 win
A second period touchdown ind a two-point conversion toodupfor Hightstown High sayvee football team on Monday afternoon as the Hams scored an 8-0 opening lay victory over visiting South Brunswick
hnd Mitch Robbms caught a 23-yard scoring pass from 'fuarterback A) Hausherr for 'he game's lone 71) and then hooked up with quarterback Bob Spearman for the PAT Following that the defensive units took over for both dubs
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HHS Soccer Frosh vs Fisher Jr High. 3 45 pm home iH HS Field Hue ke . V arsity
& JV vs Allentown, 3-30 p m away).Peddie Soccer Varsity vs
Pingry, 3 33 p m home
Friday Oct 3
HHS Football Frosh vs Law renceville, 3 45 p m away).HHS Soccer Varsity vs St
Anthony's, 3:45 p m ’ away and JV vs St Anthony s, 3 45 pm (home
HHS Cross Country Varsity vs Allentown 3 30 p m homeHHS Field Hockey Frosh
vs Cnee Jr High, 3:45 pm 1 home
Peddie Cross Country Varsity vs St Anthony 's 3 45 pm (home
Peddie Field Hockey Varsity vs Notre Dame JV. 3:30 pm 'home
Saturday, Oct t
HHS Football Varsity vs Allentown, 2 pm away
Peddie Football Varsity vs Malvern Prep, 2 p m home
Little Kicker s Soccer Senior Division I SA vs A est Germany and Scotland vs Brazil Both games at 10 a m al HHS Junior Division Hightstown Stationery vs Elks' Lodge and Stewart's Root Beer vs Golden Coach Diner Both games at II a m at HHS
Pop Warner Football East Windsor Fogles Micros vs lseiin. 11 15 a m home1 ad H ig h t s t o w n C h a r g e r s Micros vs Old Bridge 11
a m -away
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As the result of new government regulations Franklin State Bank w ill begin direct deposit of Social Security checks
Customers can authorize the bank to collect ru'xithly Social Security checks and have them deposited into an ac count al Franklin State
Franklin State Bank will guarantee that the check will be credited on a specific dale • egardie** oi It) lenientweather travel or illness
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The contrasts between Royal India, before Indira Ghandi’s rise to power and the e s t a b l i s h m e n t o f Parliamentary Democracy in India, are explored in a play Autobiography of a Pnn
cess, a Special of the V> eek which will be telecast Tuesday. Oct 14 at B p m on Charnels 23. 50 52 and 58
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outdoor scenetroops was tackle Scott Snvder who recovered three fumbles and blocked a punt Another top defensive per former for the winners was tackle Pete Katsauros before the 213-pount Soph suffered torn ligaments in his left knee in the fourth quarter He was to be operated ofi Tuesday and he will miss the rest of the season
Also helping to stymie .South Brunswick were linebackers Gappy Deckej- and Paul Hewitts plus neweman George Stefanko
SundayjfOct. 5A
Pop Warner Fool be 11 H-EW Rams Pee Wees vs Old Bridge. 1 p m (Away and H EW Rams Midgets vs Old Bridge i p m yaw ay
H-EW F Football(light Stow,'. Post 148 VS V tdwaj Liquofi, io a m Manalapan vs golden Coach Diner. 10 a m . and Hilton Inn vs. Triangle Publication'll 30am ■ all games at HHS
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HHS FootbSll JV vs Mlentown. 3:30 p.m away
HHS Soccer:* Varsity vs Lawrence. 7:30 pm at Mercer < ounty Park JV vs i-awpence 3 45; p m away
HHS Field Hex ke - Varsity & ,1\ vs South Brunswick i 30 p.m 'home
Tuesdays Oci. 7 HHS SoeeeM Brush vs
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HHS Cress Cdpitry Varsity Harmlton| 3 45 p m .
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With the various hunting seasons just around the corner area sportsmen are beginning to (urn most of their attention toward preparing for their particular favorite
Even though all the facts point out that some A the best freshwater fishing : an be had in the month of October nothing seem* to dissuade most of these fellows from packing up their fishing gear around I^abor Day and sitting out the good weeks m between until hunting season
One fish that is a hot number at this time of year yet un derfished by most anglers is that toothy fellow known as the Fasten, < 'hair. Pickerel There are times that everyone who pursues this species has had during a hot <;a\ summer
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afternoon when a pckerel will follow your lure all the way to the bout and (ben attack w ith a savage strike guaranteed to shake you to your boot straps
t sually. however they pick the spring or the fall to gel in their best licks It’s too bad that most anglers aren't around to accommodate them
it's also unfortunate that many of our lakes are full of the stunted ‘shoestring pickerel which come from overcrowding of the fish and underfishing by the angler To really appreciate the garnenes.s and fighting quality of pickerel you have to get into the over 20 inch, over two pound variety A few fall fishing trips can do just that, because like most warmwater species Chainsides' has a habit of gorging heavily in preparation for the cold months ahead I believe the cold nights also put a burr in their tails by bringing water temperatures down more to their liking This is what puts the 'big uns on the prowl
One of the best things about pickerel is thal they are not fussy Live bait, especially shiners account lor many <k them, but if they're hitting at all they are just as easily taken on artificial lures
Pn ably the greatedfiure of all liljes when one thinks of picked is the reg and white dareO 'ii Some angler's add a httle|^tra touch by fastening on a , ip of porkrjpd But that sing fa ilu re in (hat color com What ion has probably been-fpie downfall of more pickerel than fn 11 others combined Actual]) anything that moves in his domain that he can wrap his choppers around is fair game for OF Ghainsides
Pickerel can ie found all over the state and white it's true that the biggest ones come from the lakes of Jersey the pine barren* and ! idewaler streams give up their share
Some of the most beautiful and deeply marked pickerel come from the cedar stained waters of South Jersey
line unique method of going after just the big ones is commonly employed by several anglerg I know The action is spotty: but it pays off often enough g*d is probably one of the ea-1 lest and least troublesome ft ms of fishing going It's ‘ riled bridge bopping
All you do» • go for what many would c m .Sunday drive Take your fWvnte pickerel rod, a dozen IgAge shiners and drive the had .county roads 1 ake toads Ann \e never driven befor You'll be
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School tax< otilinurd Irom (>nr
go up after a merger
\ ST \7T ncome lax levied to provide everyone with a Thorough and efficient" education the whole question of merger might not be an item for debateat all
Without having to allow for the vagaries of property assessment, equalized values and other such arcane matters, a team of accountants could probably sit down and have a C 06t benefit ana lysis of merger worked out in a matter of days The logic of merger would no longer have to be weighed against the possible short-term costs in property tax
The thorough and efficient bill this week by Gov Brendan Byrne had raised the hopes of income tax fans The bill was constitutionally mandated by a late Supreme Court decision which said
thal relying on property tax as the main support of the schools was unfair to those districts which were either poor to begin with or didn't have much left over after paying for municipal services
fit 7 SHORTLY before signing the bill Gov Byrne said at a press con ference that he might be forced to agree to some kind of statewide property tax if income tax foes in the legislature remain adamant in their opposition
There a r c two reasons for opposing a state income tax One is if you are a wealthy industrialist living m a one room apartment The other is if you are one of 'freedom of choice people w ho see the state's tax structure as providing an educational smorgasbord
League sets candidates night
Candidates for state, county and local offices have been invited to participate in the annual candidates night, sponsored each year by the League of Women Voters of Last Windsor Hightstown
This year's forum will be held on Monday Oct 20 at 7:30 pm at the intermediate school or Stockton Street
Response from the can didates has teen good, says .Judy Satkowski, voter service chairperson for tlx* league The names of participating ' andidales and the format for tie evening s program will be
announcedThe meeting is open to the
public Gall 448-4943 or 448 .417 for further information
Post Office seeks complaints
A nationwide Consumer Service Program designed to improve and broaden the quality of mail service will begin Oct 1 at the Hightstown post office
Alt he core ot (he program is a consumer service card, through which problems are identified and which postal outttsfct - attempt ti resolve The cards will be available from lettpr carriers and at post offices “ One copy is held locally and tlx- other goes to headquarters in Washington for analysis
The consumer service program was successfully tested earlier this year in Illinois Massachusetts Arizona and Rhode Island
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The Hightstown Democratic Ciub will sponsor a take sale on Saturday, Oct 11. beginning at 9am in the municipal parking lot near Tracy's Mildred Schilling is in charge
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if YOU are an up and'coming young . couple with 3 2 children they reason. I ’ vou move to a town with good schools
and pay the higher local properl \ taxes it lakes to get them
! Whatever the pro's and con s of this argument, it seems to have been part of the thinking of East Wmdsontes who agreed to pay for the schools on the
l basis of what their property is worth i t was a good deal for us concedes
Faith Sarafin of the borough who with her husband Eugene was active in school politics the year regionalization went through
i lMiVT think the borough would :-have approved of it otherwise Township attorney Michael Pane tvht served on the research staff of the county and municipal government studs
Commission thinks the arrangemen1 is unfair
1 don't know how East Windsor did it to itself, but it appears to haw- been voluntary self-immolation
’ MR FANE charges that "East yvindsor's share just grow--, .me grow- this year the township is paying 86 7 per cent of the school budget and is sending |70 per cent of the kids
;! Attempts to verify those figures with . the school, the county and the state were ^frustrated by the fact that no one keeps any records of how many students come from each municipality only from each district
V\ t COULD get :t out of the urn puter butit would take some ’ :me said Paul Snyder, he added that the school
shad no reason to keep track of which town its students lived m
If Mr Pane is correct, and East Windsor is paying more than it would on a per pupil basis, merger would lend to be an advantage to the township The way it works now-, if East Windsor's propertv goes up n value it's s h a r e of the school bill goes up proportionate)', and Hightstown's goes down With merger, everyone’s property would be reevaluated and everyone would pay the same share of their taxes to the school district
V iky 81 TTING the possible rise in L^ces tor the borough would be tw factors hirst, there is proposed legislation which would provide save harmless aid to an\ tom v) (- residents felt an immediate rise in taxes as a result of merger
Second, there is a good possibility that borough land would eventually start to increase in resale value after merger hut that immediately after merger a house built in the borough would be assessed lower than an identical one m the township making the transition in paving their full share of the school hill easier for borough residents
From the standpoint of school taxes, then, merger seems to be a good idea
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Our all new selection is ready now Each year, many custom ers satisfy their per sonai and Christm as needs by purchasing Pendletons early Shirts are $26 & $30 Robes are $42.50 & $46
sen io r citizens sceneWe are taking registrations
for the October monthly social event, a harvest party Oct 24 at 2 30 p.m in the community room behind the recreation office
There will be square dan cmg to the music and calls of Phyllis Waldo Costumes are optional, but for those who want to dress for the occasion there will be prizes for the funniest, prettiest and most original Refreshments will be cider and doughnuts Call 443
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J AMESWAY CI NEMA will run movies every Tuesday at a cost of St to senior citizens Phone 448-1231 for the feature and the lime
WE \KE Still taking a waiting list for a third bus to Stokesay Castle Oct 14 If 49 people register the $3 75 will be collected and the third bus will be added Call now to
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Reading Pa and is the luncheon spot for the tall foliage trip Oct 14
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H if h t i jk t i o f the menem ftmthered by the ed itors o f fhe $tx o ther nexctpspert in The P ock e t G ro u p Sixteencom rnum tie* m th ree coun ties o re c o lo re d by th e sex er,newspapers w h ic h hove a combined circulation oj25.000
Board backs downFRANKLIN The school board has called off its attorney who was about to file for an : )un i iga nsl the Mid-State Ath •
Conference which had put the high school athletic squads on probation for ad inmistrative violations of eligibility rules The board decided that the fight would only arouse feelings of negativism ' and hurt the already dented morale of students Beside; after a meeting with the Conference, school board members found that panei unyielding in their decision to impose the probation ofFHS
Half-days just okaySOI th BRUNSWICK Students and staff ar< managing with their half-day schedule at the township high school Continuing (W ap in completion of interior alteration work in the building have forced closing of the cafeteria tin thus shortening of the school la asses meet for six, 40-minute sessions 'some students interviewed said that although homework has increased they still (eel the loss of classroom time Another noted 'iiat V, i re used to the high school falling down mi we would like to have access to our lin ker 'n we can stop carrying hooks and coats around all day "
Teens get deadlineFRANKLIN Township Council has voted ’< give the hxal Term Center NOW Com rinttee until 1 >ct 15 to clear out of council's meeting chambers and find a new meeting place for the teens who have used it all
% summer in lieu of a more permanent southrbe tei ision made on Sept 23, came
w hen Council decided to act to move the teen renter search committee to "move off dead center according to Mayor Richard Messner Other factors moving Council were the mourning problems of the town zoning and planning hoards which need the spare for their meetings
State lifts sew er banTRENTON The state department of environmental protection has lifted its ban on new connections to the utilities authority's newer system after more than three years; Authority chairman Rotter! Roltner quickly* noted that the administrative strings at\ inched to the lifting of the ban will prevent any massive rush to large-scale development such as that which followed lifting of a similar ban some years ago The decision on accepting new connections rests with the Authority Mr Roltner said
90-day moratoriumSOUTH BRUNSWICK It now seems certain that the township committee will enact a 9&-da> building moratorium covering lands m flood prone' zones as set forth in t master plan map The intent of the
<e moratorium is to provide the township officials with time to analyze and correct problems associated with flooding July floods caused millions of dollars of damage in the municipality
CETA swells ranksMANVEJil Three new patrolmen and five other municipal workers will be hired with funds handed down through the Comprehensive Employment Training Act
^ (CETA The salaries of the policemen willhe paid from federal funds, renewable on a yearly basis Mayor Albert Palfv said that council has informally agreed to pick up the policemen s salaries if the program dies off in a tew years Other workers will go to streets sewers and water departments
Woman joins forcePRINCETON 'flu tirst woman has joined the ranks of the Ixirnugh police department ( hie! Michael Carnevale announced last week that, beginning tins Friday Monica Sheehan 25 of Middlesex will become a patrolwomar, We expect to use her to the fullest i opacity as a patrol person, the same as anyone else the chief said Ms Sheehan was among no applicants for police positions who laced an extensive battery of physical and written andorai tests last March i inly two women entered the testing program
v Very hot buildingWEST W INDSOR They re still not touching the issue of whether or not, or how big a municipal building to erect in this community Township committee in the absence of pro-building member Alan Stub, at last week's public hearing on a $1 1 million bond ordinance put off a. vote The four members attending are split 2-2 on the issue A proposal for a $1.7 million building was defeated in a non-binding referendum in July Debate now centers on whether to abandon the idea entirely build only a police structure, or to go beyond the $1 1 million and include";) basement for expaasion of the building
R e e d 's S o d Farm on th e P rin ce to n -Law ren ce border w a s turned into a tem porary w ild life refuge byJust passing by the heavy rams last week. To these migrating mallards, the Province Line Roaci setting musT have
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Sypek, Sayen trade barbsb' Brian Rooney
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Harry Sayen said What 1 make is nobody - business in response to Arthur Sypek s statement that Mr Sayen wouic. not totally reveal his financial •.d.i- m ,i senu formal debate between
the twn county executive candidates at the We-' W Tndsor-Plamsboro High school las! Wednesday night
It s sources that count, in order to bring hack political credibility Republican saver, said
i feel that a full financial disclosure is incumbent upon all candidates People can judge for themselves whether there has been a questionable increase in income.' Democrat Sypek retorted in the hpateri exchange
The fmam lal disclosure debate came
,i- ,i tangent to questions posed to the candidates in the forum organized by \llan Markowitz iegal and political experience class at the school
The central subject put to the two candidates was the role of county executive as each man sees it .Mr Sayen's contentnm was that the role of executive will depend heavily isi the formation nt the new administrative code
Without the administrative code there is no goverment he said
Mr Sypek. a county ireehoider tor 16 years chose to address hi msel t to Mr Sayen m a more id h<m mem fashion
He doesn't practice what he preaches Mr Sypek -aid.
Mr Sypek rattled off a lest of ac cusations that M; Sayen had opposed an open primary, that he would not disclose his finances and that he t
embroiled in party "boss'' politicsMr Sayen replied in kind, saying that
Mr Svpek 'is owned by Mr Richard Coffee leader of tire Mercer Countv Democratic Party
Following tire Saven Sypek debate, which was played to a standstill, the candidates for freeholder were set to each other on such matters as county taxes the independence of county agencies, the cost of the bicentennial in Mercer County and saving the ‘dinky
After an hmr of firing a! each other and exchanging with the audience the panelists became visibly tired and somewhat testy After one last ac cusaticn that the legislators were no; giving the count) theii best freeholdet Joseph Tighue said. I don't think you can cop out by blaming it all on publu officials Were people toe
Rains increase woes for high schoolWEST WINDSOR When it rains it
;<>ur- i W»«.' Windsor Plainsboro High School .a- week's heavenly delugenice agair brought attention to the
timidity - o f which literally doesn’thold water
i ast week the buckets were' l a . w fieri to catch the water that falls •• ip ; -a)< the slanted portions of the ... i t ■■>< 1 !r the 'fiOO level' wing
- utt -i « in acoustic ceiling:i,im - vert list....red in many placesai <: surra -n all portions had even fallen
Iron: the weight ot the water they absorbed
The leaky roof is not a new problem, hut an old problem Lhat is growing in creasingfy severe As time pusses the plywood under the turned metal por lions of the roof ls becoming water logged and mure readilv passes water to he interior of the building
1 I l f 11 \KA(>t FROBI F M hasheromc severe that the water is au-:ng si-n.ii iar\ 'iamage to th* walls
anil carpeting
!; - estimated now that repairing the roof alone will cost about a quarter of a million dollars Interior repairs should add a considerable amount to that figure
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Rocky Hill readies for big day' " s iMirday Oct 4. the 900-plus - Ai i '- at 'fn- smau historic ullage
' : rxii-' 'fa-r flags and turn out en -* '<>r Rocky Hill - tenth annual Bid
io a ‘ ail fair and auction Thislund ■aisiitg fete t«ne!iLs the Rocky Hill ' '(immunity Group which maintains a j>re-Rm on;' h . house on W ashington Street where full program of hi-torica * do cat mna 1 and recreational pruti ct- - . .irried on each year From O' i m '■ | m ram or shine. PanicaroDark t Rouie 118 w i! be the center for booths and ..ctivityes to please all comers all ages
An aura ot harvest time will prevail,• ourtesy it ■ir.teivou s farm; the field
■» fasl toned with pumpkins, bales >( na\ anc i nrnsl alks All visitors can
mi then roniiortatiie dothes and join 'in tunandfrolu ot the old time country
o when they cat: participate m relay "" ■ t{ ■ u bu! 1 te i n bl m me
•ntesis and watch out for Rocky Hills very own medicine man with anmthentK handed down pitch from
ilgar. selling that god given, quick acting, easy to take balm. Dr Rokakiak - famous Eliptical Asiatical f'endicurical Nervous Cordial and Rejuvenator An added harvest time .'traction this year is the Produce ' ontest awards will be given for the t'iggps' home cow n pumpkin zucchini sunflower, watermelon. tomato,'icumbet pile hea. carrot, cabbage
and or ear of corn
What s happening10a.m. Bid N Bov begins11 a.m, 3 p.m Childrens races11 a.m. 3 p.m Historical Films11 30 a.m Puppet Show12 4 pm Biawenburg Band1:30 p.m. Puppet Show2 p.m Bid N Buy produce deadline2.30 p.m. Bid N Buy produce awards3 p.m Arr va! of Dr Bokakiat4 pm Silent auction deadline4 30 p. m Purple Moose award5 p.m Bid N Buy ends
RECYCLETHIS
WOMANby (. Iona Mai pern \--istanI Editor
Women are living longer these days, so it makes sense to plan for making those extra years more rewarding A series of workshops entitled “ Recycle A'ourself for Today's Changing World' is aimed at giving women the tools to build better, more satisfying lives for 'hemselves Funded bv a grant to the Princeton Branch of the American Association of University Women, it is being co-sponsored by the Professional Roster
Harriet Pace, who is coordinator of the workshop, explains that it is planned to help educated women develop au areness of and self-confidence in their skills and potential for employment In contrast to many such seminars however this one's scope is not limited to getting women hack into the working world Employment as a volunteer may lie equally satisfying to some
TIM f MFHASIS is on choice." says Mrs Pace Women must look at their options and make a thinking choice, a definite choice instead of just drifting
The workshop will be very basic, according to Mrs Pace, starting with self-examination and evaluation
We have to ask, ‘what are our achievements and interests Many people have abilities they don't recognize Just because they're things they do easily they don't recognize them as skills
Top priority tn the know-thyseif commandment is clarifying what's important to the individual woman How important are money and prestige in relation to the need to use one's talents?
it 's different for everyone, -ays Mrs Pace, “ but unless you can decide down deep what's really important to you, you can't make a satisfying decision
Mrs Pace has been down the road herself A clinical psychologist, she is the mother of two sons, one in high school, one in college
l was slow to come out of the home, very slow she says There was no need to wait lhat long If I ’d liad a role model. I might have done things differently . but it was traditional women in my family were always expected to stay home.'
Mrs Pace turned to the Professional Raster when sh» decided it was time to return to her profession “ I came to do volunteer work , she recalls “ to check nut what was available fve done some pari lime work since then infields allied to my own But my interest has changed trom clinical peychology to the nor mai woman.”
It is in her capacity as head of job development at the Roster that Mrs Pace has organized the workshop Helping her will be Roster counselors Barbara Cohen Ema Trubee. Helen Hiltner Sheron Quigley and Ruth Sehulman
T H I N G S ( M ANGE so fast these days that it’s difficult to counsel in terms of actual fields of work, says Mrs Pace We can t give people aaswers. but we
can help them to find answers for themselves To that end. the AAUW will staff a resource library at each session
Women have been managers since colonial times, but mostly in the home, says Elizabeth Brown, AAUW vice president Now women are moving out of the home and we want to give them the confidence that they can manage a business just as well
Recycle Y ourself for Today’s Changing World will be held at Roster headquarters, 5 Ivy Lane, on Wed nesdays Oct. 15. 22 and 29 and Nov 5. Both morning 10 a m to noon and evening 8 to 10 p m sessions will be offered The fee is $10
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Mrs. Kelly chairman of State Opera boardMadame Maria Jeritza,
whose voice has become a legend in the world of opera was on hand recently to help welcome Mrs William F Kelly of Little Silver to the chairmanship of 'he board of directors,of the New Jersey .state Opera
In accepting the post at a reception given in her honor hy Mr and Mrs Joseph Rosenthal of South Orange Mrs Kelly said The State opera is one of the country' s top-ranking companies It is essential to ihe state s cultural life and 'a the life of our cities I am particularly pleased to
begin my association with the group at the opening of their exciting tenth anniversary season
The State Opera will presentTosea at Symphony Hall in
Newark on Nov 30. with Teresa Kubiak. Placido Domingo and Tito Gobbi in the leading roles Renata Scotto Giuseppe Campora and Robert Merrill will headline Verdi's "Un Balio in Masebera" on Jan 11 at Symphony Hall, and jin Trenton on Jan 17 at the War ■Memorial Auditorium
A new production of
Patent Institute set for Oct. 18 in Madison
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The Venture 'Club of the Princeton area, a new service organization held its oru.i!u/.ationa! n eenr.g at. the First National Bank of Central •Jersey in K<x-kv Hill Guest speaker w a- Jane. 1 son director of Ihe Council of Community Services in Princeton she .fiscussed the va r iou s oppo rtu n it ies ' available to young working women for volunteer com nmnity services
The Venture Club is spun sored by the Sbroptinust < lull and organized for young
■ working women to share their time and interests with the community The aim is volunteer com muni' i y ' s t and the development of leadership and fellowship
Young working women are encouraged to attend the monthly meeting held the fourth Tuesday of each month at 7 30 pm at the Rocky Hill Bank For additional in formation contact Barbara Majardwitz at P to Box 3229 Princeton. New Jersey
Budding inventors take note The twelfth annual Patent i
Institute will be held on Saturday Oct 18 at Fairleigh Dickinson l'niversify on the Klorham Madison campus in Madison. N J
Ten (intent attorneys will be • ha nr t < < sp<-ak on jia lent law aid procedure p r o b l e m s as > : , a, answer questionsThe ST" registration fee
ni lodes lunch supplemental materials and the 100-page Paten: Handbook and cer-titicates Ear information and ■""-i t atums contact Joseph L Tram ill ala Jr director of the 1077 Pu'ent Institute at the I lorham Madision campus • 201 777 4700 ext 423, address 28.1 Madision Ave Madison. \.) 07940
The speakers and discussion ' a im i.ded 'a appear at the
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Ihe Mercer Hunterdon ' ■•' ' ’"I l ’ i' 1- (|lia i Rigid sD' codo 'in !, sponsor a pa oel ; seussion on KRAMyths and l ads at 8p m Oct 7 in the Trenton Times < "immunity Room Perrv
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urea ' a adulates 'or assemble county level and mayoral posts to discuss their views on FRA For information contact coordinator Marilvn I" terson at 46b 1590.
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Howard N Sommers, registered patent attornev Sommers & Sommers will moderate a panel discussion following the lectures
Donizetti's comic opera "L'Elisir D Am ore will star Nellie Praganza Vladimiro Ganzarolli. Eugenia Fernandi, and Alexander Gray in Newark on March 28 All performances will be conducted by artistic director Alfredo Sihpign.!
Mrs. Kelly, the opera company's new chairman is also head of the special appeal campaign of the Monmouth County Office of Social Ser vice, which provides visiting nurse and other auxiliarv services for the sick, and is a director of the Children's Psychiatric Center of Monmouth County a facility for em o t io n a l ly d isturbed children
She w as honorary chairman of the 1975 Summer Ball of the Monmouth County Cancer Society and previously was the Ball s acting chairman, raising more than $100,000 for
the Society In 1973 and 1974, the event was staged at theKelly home an old Georgian Colonial structure on 15 acresof land on the Shrewsbury River which has also been included in a fund-raising tour of homes for the txenefit of Marlboro State Hospital
Among those present at the recent reception to welcome Mrs Kelly as State Opera chairman were Alva n Gershen chairman of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, Mrs Jerome Hines Lucia Evangelista) Dr Malcolm t) Talbott a trustee of New Jersey State Opera and the president of the Rutgers University Foundation, arid Harrison L Weaver State Opera president
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The i lara Barton School House at Orossu icks and Burlingtot Streets was one of •he h r* ' free pub 11 < school* in •ne State of New Jersey 1 lara Barton taught here for the chooi vear 1852-53 Miss
Barton - original desk and an old vuxid burning it we are Oiong 'hi item- at the school
■ - - is i s * .oh was built tr : 739 The (older House on . street neat Route
;ii .ct the Fiona of Richard Watson Gtider poet and ed :■■! | entury Magazine TheB u rd e n tn w ? H is lo r ic a i S o c ie ty tias furnished the two main rooms and a center hall
V. -rk* oi former Bordentown artists Samuel Waugh Ida Waugh Susan Waters and 1’alienee Wright mar be seen here
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Garden Club sponsors horticultural school
TF* Garden Club of New Jcisc\ m cooperation with took College Rutgers l m versit> will present a horticultural school for growers exhitutors and nidges on 1 let 7 and 8 a t Sears. Koehuck on ! S Rtr »! New Brunswick -\ri examination
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Approximately 180 men • •• .>••«•( ages of ft and 77.
employed b\ McGraw Hill, Ini on the Hightstown Road, ■ui i ,g:i n! 'o participate u. a heart attack prevention program txeing conducted by Rutger* Medical School The program represents the first nationally coordinated, out ml led prospective study
' - • I tK- I ’ ll ! I d •' ’ . 11!-•Rutgers is one of the 20
centers throughout the country that is recruiting i- mptomati) middle aged men for a sjx year st udy to test the premise that lowering blood pressure, lowering serum cholesterol and e l i m i n a t i n g s m o k in g
> :» gar- .i• : [» pes i an curb Ihe nation s epidemic of lieart disease
T t i e 1 1 k 1 \ ra« k n a m i x t M RKIT for Multi pit Risk Factor
TSC plansSaturday art classes
-■ rid a- .ign! mei r _’<i center; throughout 'he country E ronr the group. 12.000 men. 6(X) a each center who have n<. mjitorns o! heart disease but who are in the* top 1( percent in term* ol coronary ":*K ',roflle will tx- *elected to > -.lit inuc m the a\ ’■ eat *t m
Ttic Mc<iraw Hili'empioyees be fart ■ • . • ■ .t f 29,WQ
ii,et: "uni lix.'i I ur ganizat ions n n (impame* a hi x- ri*k lor d e v e lo p in g p rem a tu re
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sonne IH*j|f the men ^elected for
further evaluation will be referred to their ususal sourii'S for medical care for help in reducing their nronarv risk The other Frail
will be provided with intensive educational and medical ;>t ograms to help them lower their risk The intervention programs will include
• r ' "iri.t .:■■■■ c .n mg essatior clinic drug.* <ind
diet for lowering blood pressure, and'group and in- i*i\ idua1 counseling
The program is being sponsored bv tfie National )r.-1itiite* i* Him Ith Betliesda
will tie given on Oct 10 for members of the garden club wishing to become holders of a Horticulture Certificate upon 'he completion of lour courses The tours of the school are from K 15 a m to 3 15 p.m txith days Bring luncheon, coffee and tea available
Courses on the subjecti will be offered 'The i,row'd: nl Plants in Terraria .inri m rushes tr. I)r John N Sarah* assistant protesor in Klnricul'ure ' ’x>k College
Breeding Ornamental Plant* by Dr Klwtn R < )rton Jr research professor in orna mental Port icuI Lure.Garden 1 Fir-. ,*anthemums
Growing and Showing by Mrs H Rowland Timms. National Council Flower Show School .nstructor Winter injury Cause and Preven hot. b\ Dr William Snyder, professor of < irna mental Horticulture ! ixik ( oltege.
Needled Kvergreen* for Your Garden fix William Munk ' ounty Agent FIssex County
Professor Donald B I-aeey.Specia Hcant
Horticulture 1 <K>k ( 'illege will alsi' give a course on
KxtiiFiiime and Judging Evergreen Branches and i 'hrysantheimirn* He w ill be assisted , in the Practice Judging Course by Mrs F Morse Yreher Jr Mrs W Brooks Evert and Mrs Kenneth Doremus all N.ilinii.a i .uin( j i of Stale ' . at den 1 at \i i 1 edited Master .Judges
Reg. ration* m.c. he made wit! Mrs Wallace Willett Legist rat 73L- signal Light Rigid V ’ xifestown \ J ')805T They . dso be accepted at
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Hunter education deadline nearsProsepetive New Jersey
hunter- are advised by the state Division of Fish, Game and She!Fisheries that the cut uf! date for the office to accept applications to lake the hunter education course is October 8 for shotgun
The division also points out that the deadline date for bov. and arrov. course applications has passed and that no more bow and arrow hunter course applications can be accepted this year
The volunteer hunter
education instructors plan to have ail bow and arrow classes completed early in i k-toher so that they can fully devote their efforts to shotgun instnn 11or A> long as shotgun course --ludents apply by < Kdober k they ar he assured cf having the opportunity to be ■certified in time for the major firearm seasons
The division u r g e s at I ap
plicants to sign up now rather than wait until just before the deadline date
Applications for the hunter education shotgun course must be made on special application cards Cards and instructions are available from county and municipal clerks and sporting goods dealers who are license issuing agents
Village plans open house
BID N' BUY Fall Fair and Auction
Saturday, October 4 10 a.m 5 p.m. Rocky Hill, N .J.
A U C T I O N sterling silver, pewter brass andirons, f w Electro Hygiene vacuum cleaner cedar chest,
barometer braided rug, large schefflera plant an t-igue furniture, tube tester with tubes a Husky pup, ofigmai water color painting, carved wooden fan an fique silver and ivory memo book. French doors snow blower furniture for every room, tools for house and yard, athletic and play equipment for child and adult, plus hew merchandise donated by local merchants, depression and cut glass.WHITE ELEPHANT is* 31
H A N D IC R A FTS y-ed *iow»" m ranq*"-fashions and accessories, grft item* exquisitely madeB O O K MART A P R O N B O O T H CHIL DR EN S A C T I V 1T IE S G O U R M E T S I LHOU ETTE P OR TRA ITS f-cc M, . Hansen PU P P E T S H O W P R O DU C E CON TEST H ISTOR IC FILMS P H O T O S , and SLIDES G R E E N THUMB bulbs, house plants flowers. Indian
MEDIC INE M A N P O N Y RIDES BUBBLE G U M B L O W I N G CO NT EST C O T T O N C A N D Y S IL E N T A U C T I O N LUNCH C O U N T E R RAFFLE B I C E NT E N NI AL TABLE B L A W E N B U R G B A N D
treasureknrued and crochetted all shapes and sizes
\ ■ oper house w , be held at Princeton Community Village Sundat Oct 5. from 2 4pm
Over 40 families; have already it m e»i nte. the village townhouses which will total 168 whe; i ompleted and whose row* are named lor three species or; the site Holly House !hr story midrise building for ! one bedroom urns »! ii lew months
away from completionSample townhouses will be
•pen and coffee punch and rookies will he served Resident villagers Carmela McAllister Sandra Sprull and Kvengeline Stokes will serve as hostesses
Parking will be on Bunn Drive off Harrison Street, two blocks north <)f the shopping center
AUCTION SALE OFFICE EQUIPMENT
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FOR THE PICKING:
A harvest of fall and w in ter clo thing to prim e used condition a fine crop of va lu e* at
The Outgrown Shop
234 Nassau St. Princetonup sta irs behind
R ed d in g P lu m b in g )Tu#« -F ri. 10 5 Sot 10 3
Superior Antiqu#t • Custom Household
PUBLIC AUCTIONA -I S te in w a y C o n so l# So ld 12 : 3 0 ) E x t ra o rd in a ry 36 P r i i# P a la c # Urn25 G o rg # o u i OriaM®ol R u g i { 1 P M .)
Estate Kathryn MeghofDi39 H illcrost Dr., H ighland Park , N .J.
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Exhibt/ Su'' Oc; 5 i to 5 P .!SOLD 8 A.MAioo Shi.* •toots etc*
SOLD 9 A.M .-p r f*• 11' • • • xs. A Pa Lo w b o y . Fin^ ' 1 765 C E fB drop >■ if h d ish <3 f>f»• ■ •>(*
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vertsy • - ■ ■ $ ,Furs, Etc' A Fine Sale'
Leste r ft R ob ert S la to ff'6091 393-4848 A u ctio n e e rs Trenton , N .J
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J!’,s " 1,1 Sl7,!S come in to help the United Fund-Red Cross fund campaign reach its $655 000 w' ,ai Her,‘ Shel! Chemical s plant manager James Robson hands a check for $8,000 from the on**1' found;)*.on,to fund executive director Francis Horsley while David Becker makes a mal'v big * iintnbution a dollar bill that represents a full week's allowance
Day with authors set at Princeton
REBATESON A LL CAR LQ4NS!
Exploring Ihe Writers World, a day with area authors, will be held at the Princelor YW( A on Avalon Place Saturday Nov BfromlO am 2 30 pm
Fletcher Knebel will moderate a morning panel discussion with ( Mr I os Baker Laura Bergquist. George Garrett and John McPbee titled 'Why Write" What are the satisfactions"
In the afternoon, small -.cm:cars on Mjldiycts of their ■ Ihik’c will he led by Nathaniel Burt I'onme Greiff F.mmett Hughe- Kdmund Kellex Ashley Montagu, Julian Moyruihan. Peter Putnam and Ralph Schoenstein
The event has been planned as a part of the YWCA Adult Program in response to in teresl expressed by local
tents a no, is abet a everyone < ann Laughlin and Ruth W ilson head a committee which includes Arlene Ber man, Phyllis Mart-hand Florence Peters Gloria Smith and Ruth Thornton
Advance registration is ne< east I t S per persoi Mid will include lunch Registration forms are .n ailable at the YW< 4 oft ice
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RUMMAGE SALEOCTOBER 7 and 8
Italian American Sportsm en's Club 454 Terhune Road
(off N. Harrison St i Princeton
Rece iv ing o n l y ; Su n d a y O c to b e r 5 and M o n d a y O c t o b e r 6 9 5
In fo rm ation ; 9 2 4 - 4 6 5 2 or 924-0 2 92
Sell ing in all d e p a rtm e n ts fu rn itu re to e a rr in g s
T u e sd a y and W e d n e sd a y O cto b e r 7 and 8 9 :3 0 - 5 :3 0
Al l p ro ce e d s go to The M e d i c a l C e n t e r at P r i n c e t o n
That’s right —a rebate! And from a ban k! Our Federal Government did it...the “big 3” auto makers, too...and now Princeton Bank and Trust comes through!
Get a whopping 10% rebate of the finance charge on any new or used car loan, $1,000 or more, financed up to 36 months! (The chart belowT
will show you what this means to you in dollars.) And get your rebate check to spend any way you want!
Act now! Take advantage of the great Princeton Bank rebate! And you don’t have to be a Princeton Bank customer to get a car loan and rebate! Offer ends Oct. 77, 1975.
H ie most economical way to arich your plane in Newark
or Philadelphia is to catch our plane in Trenton.
8 or less.
Sample, information based on a 36-month payment loan: Life insurance optional
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$3,GG0.OQ, $544,92 V $54.49 y S 98.47 11.18% 9.94%
S5.000.00 $908.32 ^ $ 9 0 .8 3 „.y $164.12 11.18% 9.94%
Were your Vllegheo) Commuter And our new thru fares can realh save vou mone\ when you make connections. Here's how th,e\ work.
Our regular one-wa\ fare to Newark or Philadelphia is S23. But if \ou make a connection in either cit\ for someplace else, vour Commuter ticket costs a nmimum o f $8. St' you save at least S15. You save with free parking at Mercer Countv Airport Ux).
lake a look at our chart and see how much \pu can save with the Mleahem Commuter's low thru
tares. Then see vour Travel Agent or call Alleshem at 882-4100.
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T H E A R T S S r L E I S U R E
Jazz is backPRIN< ETON antes to the bustlingcultural ''Cent* in the region when on Fridav ®SW **>'! Miles and Silvcrhght and Miehal and Fusion appear in a double eon
B Alexander Hall on the Pijgcetw ( fliversUy campus beginning at 1 pm Tickets are at the Franklin State Bank v.irdow. m the University Store on Cniversitx Plact or at th« door fot 14 H at i ${ Bar r Mile- an alumnus of Princeton and Silverlight have an album on the London label Miohal Crbamak a Pole has been voted European Jam. Man of tt»- Yeai •■Jazz Forum magazine
Crafis on campusFIS' vi \% \\ Crafts artworks and ton < grown items will be featured in more than 100 booths in an arts and crafts fair flea market to be held at I ( ei hi Sunday 1 ><■• 5 The fair will be in ‘he parking lot of Ledgers Stadium on the Busch Campus in Pisc^laway from 10 a m to 4 p m
Guess Who s ...WEST WINDSOR 'The Man Who t'afiie to Dinner George S Kaufman and. Moss Heart ■ comedy opened < k • i for a five m t run at Mercer County Comoniil)(HI leg** on Old Trenton Road here Certain 1 mo-1 or 1 he . mnpanv '•production'
lo i'ii ‘ hi’Migt Sunday ilet 7 Admission - ' n‘ V 1 * ' -f udenis and senior Itizen.'
crvation it 609AK6-4800 _>97 hi {04
Cellist in concertPRINCETON 1 Edwin Duval w tlpi.in - ’ }'■ ■ ■ , i r, r.i* 1 (I u ill present conc ert on Sunday. (Jet 5 at 3 pm ik u Wool worth Center on the Pr motion
!'n* 'rpe an :open to Friends
the* pub af Music
is presented by Ti nceton
th*
Management workshopWEST WINDSOR \ sjx* a stag*
an.igen en’ workshop ill he g ven at Mercer County Community College or, Old
Net 4 and 5 Instructor on Barnes general stage manager
Nat... .. Fheatre of Great Britain Forn art nfo on the program call Prof William : I i-. nr, I MCC( 609 AKP. 4800 ext :!04
Sculpture in ClintonCLINTON The Hunterdon Art Center here
*!*< ■' ‘.u on., sculpture exhibitionof the work of Harry Bertoia. Jeanne Miles. Isamu Noguchi and James Seawright on
' *• * ;i' ionDrawings by Po Hyun Kim are showing concurrently in the* downstairs ga et at * III i Exhibits .nnunue through Oct 26.
Major exhibitionNEW BRt NSWICK A major new exhibition at the Rutgers i niversify art gallery. Japonisme Japanese Influence on Irene hi \rt. 1854 19|o opens Sunday Oct. 5. More tten 3©0 prints, paintings and decorative art objects which explore the visual and cultural ties between the national an- included The exhibition will remain at Rut go: • ' ormigh \ *\ ’* i *« . .. *■: penMorel.,- Ihr •in'!, so’ ■ aday to an, v 4:30pm and on Sundays from i 30-4 30 pm. Adult or school group tours can be arranged h\ a a.! ing Janie Chester at 201 9:i2 ?o%
You a Goll iwhooper ?PRINCETON i 'pen audi tion - or'*GolIiwhoppers an American folklore play with music dance mime, improvisation a|$ audience participation will be held Monday,
■ ’ - * real ive Theatre t nlimited Studio! Trinity Church. B Mercer St Day time rehearsals and El .*. es ..re likely call the theater at 609-924 3489 or dircelui Vane Bnvkw.r, 609-799- 1689
Sing , darn youLAWRENCE barbershop c SP EBSQ.s A wi concert at the 1 Route t >ne from The only comrrii
fhe Pri eton ciiaptt'r of the artet singing society,, hoirl *pen auditions and o
- * ; n Shopping * enter on 4 j) m on Saturday Oct 4.
iii-nt 'ought in candidates is the ihiluy w* fair-, , tun*’ and attend weekly meetings to learn new tunes and rehearse old ones
Horses in the hillsREAI'INDTi'N The hills of Hurrterdont County will serve as backdrop for the Easter-. States Dressage Assn s 7th Annual I message Show on Saturday and Sunda 4 and 7 Top riders from the mid Atlantic states w 11! he competing at Hobby Horse Hill for the regional championships The show starts at 9 a m tx>th days and runs til late afternoon The Pea pack Reform Church will have a food booth for the horse lovers
Photos in lobbyPRINCETt'N Photographs by Ms Elaine Miller including some of local physicians and their families, will be displayed from I :«)-1 p m on Sunday. Oct 5 in the lobby of
. Princeton Medical Center on Witherspoon ■Street Refreshments will lx* served and the public is welcome
Items for this column must at least one u eek he lore du\
< air 'See u f publica tion .
review
Try a refreshingly light Pretzels'
Rent event due on SaturdayEntertainment * * the Princeton Community Players 30's Rent Party to be held Saturday Oc’ 4 at the P'avers me Theatre at 171 Broadmead at 9 p m is planned by Richard Lost man mz fiik Jo a r as and Dave Dingle. Cover charge for the evening is 92. and there will t.*e plenty J *o - ' la "ash bar Among the many entertainers performing will be the Witherspooners Cynthia Gooding ptavmg the guitar. Liz Fillo, Roo Brown Dave Dingle at the piano Joan Lucas and the Castle Walk, The Barbershop Quartet and others
NEW HOPE. PA - An engaging quartet is giving a fresh start to the Bucks County Playhouse fall season in the insouciant, irreverent revue.'PretzelsJane Ranallo. Cynthia
.Meryl. Walter Niehenke and Manford Abrahamson. four attractive young people, make the review as appealing as it was in its New York run last winter In fact. Ms Ranallo was a meml>er of the New York company YPretzels". now in a four w eek engagement at Bucks Country prior to a national tour continues on the boards there
( i lY C l \KC! \ SHOWPaintings and objects by
Juy Ciareia will be on exhibit at Princeton Dav School through oct 14 His work is involved with the exploration and inter relationships of textures and derive their color mostly from ethnic sources
Intime to open with 'Private Ear’PKINCFTiiN Theatre Intime will
open its season let 4 with The Private Ear and The Public Eye by Peter Shaffer The tw one ads are directed by Theatre Inline- board members Mitchell Ivers and Katherine Stewart
The Private Ear is the story of Tchaik short for ’Chaikovsky an introverted music lover who has found his first love his Venus 1 at one of his frequent visits to concerts His music- loving V«-nus however, 'urns out less than goddess like in the scenes that follow Helping Tchaik on the path through dinner party to love in his
Handsome -winging friend Ted whose efforts o make Tchaik more debonair .■no to smooth the evening along turn out somewhat less than pleasant for thehost
The Public Eve" deals with the common problem ol marriage gone flat to a new and surprising fashion Charles a very conventional accountant is married to a very un on\ entional y oung lady who finds that
tier joie de vivre outlasts her fascination with staid intellectual life When her long absences from home sweet home arouse husbandly
suspicions he hires a private detective t" watch her daily wandering' But what happens when observer and subject wind up watching each other as they trek through New Y ork s streets"
Hamilton Murray Theatre, home of Theatre Intime is on the* fTmeeton University Campus Tickets for the upcoming productions are now on sale cal! 609 452-818! for reservations, or drop by the box office from i to 8 p m Monday through Saturday For information on subscriptions and other -peeials T cketx .r * S2 for -tudents general admission tor the Oct 9. 10, 11 16. 17. 18 run
S3
Live, film specials in series for kidsFR IM TT uN t- >r ’he the official biographer of the
firs' time this season Me greai Harry Moudiffl Carter Theater will introduce The five film programs also
new S.i'urd,r. subscrrpiion •ticiude.i or the Specially for gi ludi^nces Kids series will begin on
film Saturday Nov 22. with Walt Disney - Animated version of
' a the Lewis Carroll classic wil Alice in Wonderland
Subsequent tilms will in elude W here the Lilies Bloom, a tale of four orphan children struggling to remain a family in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina; Richard Lester’s The Three Musketeers and the Pnn ceton premiere of
Huckleberry Finn." the 1974 screen version of the Mark Twain classic with Jeff East
l o m s t M i lh o u r n e as Huck and Paul Winfield opher author of more the father in "Sounder - as 20 works on magic and Jim
series for combining both li programs
'Specially foi series of eight < open on Saturday the return of tht MaHionettes in fornjiances of "Ala a m, and 2 p m
Additional the new serie long aw aited Paper Bag Play sally recognize
finest group
The final film is Conrack" which features Jon Voight a' an idealistic- teacher who brings unorthodox teaching methods to a classroom of black grade school pupils on an island off the coast of South Carolina,
Ail five will show at 11 a.m and 2 p m
Subscription informatics it the new Met 'arter series and a brochure is available from the McCarter Theater box office Box 526 Princeton N J 0854U t.309 921-87(X» ____r
livewillretui
York - theatei re now r
Io\ 1. with \ agabono
two per-
events cm nclude the n of the s. univer
as New children's and the ian and
Christhan
George Street reopens Friday night with Luv'
NEW BK CNSVV'K K The| .purge Street Play hoiuseopen t* 975’76 : ison onFriday Oct 3 with I L Vcorned x bv Murrav chi 5The Play hoiise w 111 ()ffer xi?venproduci:ons over the seasonu ing a company ni posedent irelv of Equity t ors
"LUV. a comted\ >f axx.icky triangle ' rx ■ ■ xakeenst I of love and 1life will
feature 1 E deist* playingthe role of the wheieler-dc■alerMilt Manville K dels teinplayed tlx- lead ro|f» MiloTtndle i he Geoirge* StreetPlayhoui>e sitiash prr>duc■tionof 1*S1('uth las] vpr i ngEarlier. he u as s *en roleof Blunt;!*Cnl * PI avhouseijH-rier ArnVs and thf* Man
•i.Uv v,ll pla on theG^orgp treet f ige onThursday Fridax Sattirdav
through the 2>th In addition, there will bo matinees on Saturday Oct 18 and 25 Evening performances are at 8 10 except for Sunday which
* is at 7 39 Mali met P n; Phone reservations are accepted daily at the box of fkx at 29! 246-7717 or tickets may be purchased in person The Play house is located at 414 George St
ORIGINAL ART
D . J . RUSSELL & ASSOC.
195 Nassau Street. Princeton924-8685
ART & ANTIQUESCustom Framing, Coins & Stamps
Morris Museum of Arts and SciencesMo rristown N.J
presents
BURMESE NATIONAL THEATRE DANCERS & MUSICIANS
Friday, Oct 10 at 8:40 P.M
G * n # f o ! A d m i s s i o n $7 50 A l l R * » # r v » d
F o r S u r t h e ' i n f o r m of ion C o l l 2 0 1 - 5 3 8 0 4 5 4
and Sunday night' from t*ct 3
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MCCARTER THEATREMi GH A £ i KAHN - • ' C ig rec'0'
1A R T L E A S E
& S a l e s G a l l e r y
NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM
Parking available in th SKate *ot <>n weekends
P R E S E N T S
m o v ie s - at McCarter1 9 7 5 - 7 6 SUBSCRIPTION SERIES
18 Films from Around the World
k\m\iiiiiiiiiiinMiiiiiv/r/4Every Sunday Night
Blue Grass Musicwith
THE MILLSTONE VALLEY BOYSEvery M o n d a y N ight
100% Bluesfeaturing
Hoochie Cooch
Opening Tues. Oct. 14 at 8 p.m
HEARTS & MINDS1974 Academy Award Winning Documentary on the Vietnam War • Directed by Peter Davis
x.rSep* 30 thru Oct 4fh
Thomas Combs= - - a t m e Z u —S g "Dotw^ftwif (autige S
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Aiain Resnais' stavisky D is n e y 's Alice m w o n d e r l a n d Malle's MURMUR of the HEARTJane Fonda in a doll s house is there sex after d e a t h ?J i m m y Cliff in The Harder They Come
-and Eleven More Programs from the U SA .India Switzerland France. Germany 8 England
SERIES SUBSCRIPTION: $ 12 Save 60% - See 10 films FREE!
Subscriptions available at box office o- bv mai from McCarter Theatre Box 526
Princeton write or phone for brochure with full details & dares (92’ '-GOO
through Oct 12* urrent day life, with its
trials, tribulations and frustrations provides ample material for some very funny lines The ribbing is always gentle the verbal shafts honey- tipped and everyone goes •iw ax happy no questions are raised
This is the type of review that fares wellina coffee house or cabaret In fact. Pretzels" has been enjoying a long run success in Philadelphia s Grenrie s Lair Cafe Theatre, that city s only professional off Broadway theatre and cabaret "Pretzels" is designed for a small intimate setting and it is much to this iast - f t edit that they can make the transition to a larger theatre
Each person wil have his
own favonte number Forsome it wil! be "The Cockroach Seng. (enter a new religion’ others will prefer the jibes of mother daughter shopping in l,oeh mann's,' and still others will dig Wild Strawberries and pseudo-intellectuals on the make
Whatever their preference patrons will find Pretzels as pleasant and soothing as an after-dinner coffee Sharp political satire i t isn't, it is smooth. bubbling and refreshing
Klainr P. Heineniann
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Folk art bazaar opens Friday with special preview sale
TRKNTON a special preview sale and reception to open the annual Folk \rt Ba/aar at the \ev, Jersev Mate Museum on Friday (x '’• will pvc handicraft en thusia.sU ai opportunils to h-i c first pick of the Bazaar s unique collection of handmade wares from around thi* world
Tht Friend' ’.he • New .!< rsev sta1 ■ " ■ uni spo’ -■
le Folk Art B which t tor ' he past ’ w - ear ■> be>-t suet essful fund raiser Jbf.hoH- the Museum and f<pi*area choppers
' v opt . ot • eh 'peep'• . - ’s*i • espe pop1as the set ond flow - of the
Museum ■ ding il .M'West St; te SI reet in Trentonlakes on an c.Hmosphere ol ,inear Eas tenn marketplace
N o ai d m i s,sion will becharged tor ’ he • ♦*< epi irxi and
Alice ■ ,/Trtzt
BENEFIT CONCERTFor the Organ
Restoration FundNassau
Presbyterian Church ;Sunday Oct. 12 - 3.30 P.M
F r e e Wi l l O f f e r i n g
tsh har and refreshments .11 tie availabh to Fridas enmg shoppers according
Mrs Burton Peskin lairman of the event, and
,RGGD HOWG900nnwrrT HomrowFt tOQ-<uo -use
b rlends vice president formember
A ssemship services hlers ol the Bazaar
vl a res are Mrs MarionKel leher of Princeton andMrs F Hoosev ei
'earl Seligman o! It tn-.nired hv a Invp
of folkii inspiievi u> a love art ofijects. the twoavelled to foreign
countries- and to port cities togat he r thousands of han
from more 'than 405 for the Friends
Some of the items are anliques. ?dr- SHigman ixites
the
objects are ised on the illages, and ire created
( outstanding collections of askn ' rv :riba i sculpture
African textiles, jewelry and rugs will bo featured, along with apparel, toss pictures liatiks kites, tribal masks and dozens of other items Prices start at $1 for item s both or namental and useful
A growing world interest in ioik art and a growing world tendency toward industrialization makes this year s collection of hand crafted goods even more desirable Mrs Seligman says Shrinking sources of •a I lag' crafts has increased the intrinsic value of each Bazaar item
The Fo lk Art B azaa r w ill ■•out mue through Oct 19 at the museum Excep t for F r id a y .1 ict ; shopping hours are the same as museum hours 9 am to .i p m on weekdays and 1 to 5 pm on Satu rday arid Sunday For further in- lormation contact the Friends office (609 394-531(1 at themuseum
Choir will sing on air in December
rrwprb U J Friday Oct. 3
Alexander HallP r i n c e t o n U n i v e r s i t y
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Barry Mi les & Sl lverl igntond
Michael U r b a n i a k & Fusionfeaturing
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in the opening event for the celebration of he soth anniversary year of Westminster < heir College The program will lx* repeated on Oct 3. A and 7 and the Wagner per lormance will be recorded in a separate session by Columbia Records
Since its lounding iri 1926. Westminster Symphonic Choir lias performed more than 250
Doll exhibition ranges from
Indians to BarbieMORRISTOWN a major
exhibition "Dolls of American Childhood1 has opened at Morris Museum
Examples of early dolls of wood, corn cobs, nuts, and dolls made by American In chans are included in the show Commercially produced dolls of wood and papier mache were made in Germany from 1800-1850 and though few of these are in existence some examples of imported dolls are also included
The exhibit includes special dolls like the Edison Phonograph doll 1889 who produced Mother Goose rhymes in a squeaky voice, an early walking doll and the very popular doll. the Schoenhut doll 1872-1930 It had moveable joints, was almost unbreakable and came dressed in the latest fashions
The Bye-Lo-Baby came to lx? known as the "Million Dollar Baby because of its tremendous popularitv Modelled from the head of a 3 day old baby in 1922. Bye-Lo babies were made by many companies in different materials
The exhibit includes some of the comic strip characters movie stars, famous per -onalities and Kewpic dolls >r:ginally designed h\ Rose • Neill in 1909 Vinyl Kewpies
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rieet hoven s numtier of collaborations present is Barbie and the othermb Wagner's (»•! wiiui chorus and orchestra sophisticated dolls that leaveof Apostles. F nr information on these little to the imagination, it thtHall in New md other concerts call 609-921 child
||«1 II 609 921 1202 A special case is devoted tot in the series.
RECYCLE the dolls made by the Nationalte taped for institute ot Doll Artists F.aeh
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N E W S P A P E R by the artist.
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The exhibition opened Sept 15 and will continue through 1977 Group talks are available by appointment
ONE OF THE STARS m the Dolls .9 American Childhood exhibit at the M ors Museum ' Arts and Sciences is this Izannah Walker.Dol made in about ' 785 The display opened in mid-September and will run thorugh 1977 The museum is on Normandy Heights in Mornstow-
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year and throughout the United States visitors will be traveling to New Jersey to visit our historic sites Why not think red while and blue1
1n stuffF or the earliest spring creeping phlox wil 1 provide a ■itlrni '-. i w it! blue iolx-lia ■ ir
colors plant fail bulbs of red. lacy border to ithis spring vincawhite and variegated tulips design Red sage salvia varietiesearl v middle and late After frost danger. from 6-36 ' high bloom
■ oo'i ng . a riel ics hlui and geraniums spaced in front of throughout the summer \white Dutch Japanese and white azaleas ;md blue flags rarer white and blue speciesdw ar! i■ ,- witn ,i 'on-ground of and w hite allysum are another jresents thre«- colors in one
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combination II seed heads are occasionally clipped, the alivsum will bloom until frost
Dianthus familiar and spice-scented petunias and impa hens are a few of the red
planting ot tricolors of and white striped patterns
white narcissus red white and blue hyacinths the low Kaufmunmana tulips blue and white grape hyacinths scilla and blue chionodoxa glory o f t he snow A fall
plant t;consist zinnias ha go
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PRINCETON—STARTS FRIDAY
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planting m spring is advised Most will flower through summer to frost
WHITE While we are waiting for the new Burpee pine ’ te Mangold seed, we
p i toy candytuft shasta sic- pure white daffodil riandus thalia all fall
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THE DANCE CO-OP CLASSES BEGIN OCT. 6 ©
Schedule for Children s Modem Dance
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3 45-4:30 First b Second Graders 4.30 5 30 Third b Fourth Grade's
1 00 1 45 Preschool I1 45 2.30 Preschoc i
4 00 5:00 Ballet (8 year olds and upi
4:00 5 00 Fifth b Sixm Graders
For further information call (609) 924 9390
B i l l - S c a b i o s a delphinium sweet pea poppy seed Iasi three fall planting forget-me-not, lobelia, lace flower pansy, echinops 'blue thistle head . stokesia oxypetelum early April . plumbago
Ri l 1 Poppy celusia. rose, phlux ,,‘.ec' pea, crimson coral hell, bergamont, car .nation sweet william,
mu la Jam hue lily - white with red speckle Another garden favorite of many kienoratiuns the red bleeding heai! a hade loving plant .a o the penny which in the sun glow mure beautiful each w ar whether red or white.
Shrubs of blue hydrangea and while virbimum blend with red and green-whit^ ralad ton teaves The list is virtually endless The one crowning touch to your bicentennial garden is our country's flag and the bicentennial Hag may they proudly wave
Before bringing in plants ft wintei. check for insects ar clean the pots Take geraniui cuttings
Remove debris from ga den. it can \»- a disease sourc lor bulbs
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M-e,.- Thru Thvr* 7 15 t 9 25 . A 5 SOU '0 10pm So’ 30 3 4C 5 50 * 1 O ' , S„n i 3 !0 5 20 7 30 f 9 40
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Mon Tkru Tkun 7:15 ft 9:20 • Fr A Sol b 0 A 10 p .m • Sun 1 : JC 3 30 S 30 7:30 « 9 30
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sickest movie ever made - Interview
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A s p o t f o r p h o t o f o l i a g e fans
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rid ‘rence garage meedlamei 3adhinds a A bn:>chur<» giving complete
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which still ranks t of the campus ( the early 1970's it McCarter will
Satyajit Ray s Thunder" from
hich takes place unng the .early days of World Git If during the great Indian amine Jimmy Cliff s The larder They Come." a 197 amaiean film about the world ' reggae music and from ■ ermany Rainer Werner issbmder s All the story
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Sun Benny Snyde' SUN 8 11PM
Autumn may be the most beautiful word in the English language, not least because of its associations School begins lawn mowing ends and the leaves preen themselves in color as if to display a haughty spirit before a fall Then there are fresh garden tomatoes, a different species altogether Irom those waxy tasteless hothouse objects available in markets during the rest of the year
Autumn must be ap predated most by mends of a home gardener who has planted tomatoes The ripening is late all at once and far too abundant for any one family r t e hor ticulturalist pleads for help in reducing his glut
The menu for this weekend i! dedicated to those good Samaritans who graciouslv condescend to accept the tomatoe*- c prof erred
Dishes marked by an asterisk arc followed bv the reci pe
s v n RDA\
Consomme with herbs Chicken in tarragon cream sauce*Buttered noodlesSliced tomatoes with freshbasilPeach Charlotte
( hicken in( rea m Sa uce
Place t v trying chickens lit into serving pieces skin
side down in one layer in a large casserole Add it cups ■fry white .sine cups chicken 'lock 1 teaspoon dried tarragon double the amount if using fresh >alt and pepper to '.isle ( over and tiring to boil, 'urn down beat and simmer 20 minutes Remove chicken and keep warm Cook the sauce over high heat until it is reduced by half Add 1 cup
BARTH SHOW Paintings bv Jov Barth are
on display at the Nev. Jersey National Bank of Princeton
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heavy cream and cook several more minutes stirring constantly Add salt and pepper to taste Mix together 1 tablespoon each butter and flour and whisk into the sauce Pour the hot sauce over the chicken Serves 6-8
St M) \\Fold shrimp salad a la Grecque*Parmesan toast Pots de creme
( old Shrimp Salad Arrange 10-12 red onion
rings in bottom of salad bow i < over with 25 cooked, shelled and devemed shrimp Add ■. cup crumbled feta cheese. 1 bunch watercress and 16 wedges of peeled tomatoes Mix together j tablespoons fresh dill or basil. 3 tablespoons lemon juice 3 tablespoons olive oil 1 minced
B R O O KBound Brook 356 5858
Now thru Tuev Oct 7thCandice Bergen Sean Connery
Brian Keithm
THE WIND AND THE LION fPG
Evenings 7 4 9 p.mSat 2 7. i 9p.m
Sunt) 2. 4 30 b 40 4 9 p.m
dove garlic a few drops on Ine menu will be furnished Tabasco, salt and pepper to by Georgia Graham upon taste Pour dressing over wirtten request to this salad and toss thoroughly newspaperServes 9 Copyright Georgia Graham
Recipes for the other dishes 1975 All rights reserved
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Sat. 7 4 9 p.m Sunday 4 30 6 40 4 9 pm
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PRINCETON SOCIETY OF MUSICAL AMATEURSFirst Session of the 1975-76 Season
Sunday October 12 1 975 at 4:00 P.M.At the Unitarian Church
MOZART- REQUIEMConductor J Merrill Knapp
Soloists: Jean i homas, soprano Jane Sharaf, alto
John McLain, tenor Stephen Owen, bass
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Mem bersh ip : Single $8, Couple $12.50 Single Admiss ion 2.00; Student tree
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PH INCETON BOROUGH faxi and Liven, licensee fc • ilr Inquire .it 60 924 1105
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IN TED ~ someone to j(X^t*r l wo tx)\!> age n & 8 in the
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h a morning oute in your own i area Millstone, & Somerset Call 201 359-2471
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For detailed information N E W J E R S E Y N E U R OCall P S Y C H I A T R I C
SUN OIL COMPANYI N S T I T U T E
Week Oavs P O Box 1000
6 0 9 6 9 5 - 5 1 8 1 Princeton N J 08540
SECRETARYr our Ad !>o smart, rher iobs
MORT BARISHMort Barish Associates Inc. Research Park State Road
Princeton. N . J 08540
S a l e s M a r k e t i n g S p e c i a l i s t
E l e c t r o - S e n s i t i v e P a p e r s
O u r m i d w w i b a u d c o m p a n y is i n v o l v e d in a n • x o t m g n e w c o n c e p t in s p e c i a l t y g r o d e p a p « r a p p i i c a t i o n s . A n d w # h a v t a n i m m * d i a t * c o r M r op p o r t u m t y f o r a s t r o n g s a ! # t m a rk a t i ng -o r i # n t # d i n d i v i d u a l T h i s p o s i t i o n r # q u i r # s a n i n n o v a t i v e t h i n k e r c a p a b l e of • s ’ a b l s s h i n g m a r k e t i n g g u i d e l i n e s m e r c h a n d i s m g p r o c e d u r e s a n d s a l e s c o n t o r t s f o r o u r n e w e l e c t r o - s e n s i t i v e p a p e r p r o d u c t s T h e s e p r o d u c t s h a v e a s t r o n g a p p l i c a t i o n to d a t a p r o c e s s i n g a n d b u s i n e s s e q u i p m e n t a n d y o u r f a m i l i a r i t y w i t h t h e s e r e l a t e d a r e a s w i l l b e b e n e f i c i a l T h e i d e a l a p p l i c a n t h a s a BS in e n g i n e e r i n g o r a b a s i c s c i e n c e a n d a M B A p lu s 2-5 y e a r s e x p e r i e n c e in t h e s a l e s a n d m a r k e t i n g of b u s i n e s s c o m m u n i c a t i o n p a p e r s T r a v e l w i l l b e 5 0 6 0 % If y o u c a n m a t c h y o u r t a l e n t s a n d c a r e e r g o a l s w i t h o u r r e q u i r e m e n t s c o n t a c t u s n o w T h e r e w a r d s a r e o u t s t a n d i n g S e n d c o m p r t h t n u v s r e s u m e to
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Jr School Bus r West Windsor Regional School Washington Road, net ion N J 08550
15 FOR A MAN f ree [>a r d in new s* i ‘ ‘.\change
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CRANBURY work, 5 30 a>m 11shed morning jtc available to on with car \ings for part
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353 Nassau Street Princeton N J
Phone 609 921 6244W) FEE CHARGED
TV STUDIO MANAGER MCCO seeks full time studio manager to maintain master p r o d u c t io n s c h e d u le Responsibilities include scheduling of production crew, assisting in set construction
tmtera Kgptttig overseeing ■ ki«" I a hi ■" I ' !!'-s tnd w u
'i-chnical assistance in • -on!rol room Degree .in com- mumcations and l % r exp in : nett color studios Respond in ■iriting before Hi 10 T, to Mercer 1 ount\ Communih 1 "liege Personnel Services Dept ( Box B Trenton N J '>8690 Equal Op-;xirtunity \fffirma>1 ve action employer
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,-nrung Small house techelor pro! Kingston Transportation■ equ i r r-rl : ,-f eri-tu e Wi'i pa -.* / ■■ , ' i n H'j ■ .
B' 11 >KKEEPER ! ■ $88**' K P Boroughs
•'ookkeeping machine rail Ingrid Snellmg &• Srteiiing :S>: Nass.ni St Priru i-fn H09-924- Hor>4
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evenings Small Nassau St -' - * - a * 'r.M .-i '4'
i: \BV SITTER Housekeeper, Weds !7 4pm nwr trans 301 Ti9-1935
RN S Full time position. 3 I 'M II P M shill Excellent
ti - benefits and working conditions Gall for ap point ment Personnel Dept SHE ' ARKIKR ' LIN K BelleMead N .1 5>9 3101EqualM/F
f rpportunity E.in plover
a s T f )DIAN M F to workin px,t school.surroundings Write Box *08204 c o Princeton Packet
SKCKl•HA R Y Sup<;r clientneeds excellent txpi ng andsteno skills for di’,'ITSI fif'do p p r» r t u n i t v T o pre cogiiition and h■enefits$150 t- ee paid Call M(9 786
j* ' . , y - I.' 7Nottingham Way Trent
REAL ESTATE SALES El 1.1. MR PART TIME AGG RESS IV K SA LET- • PERSON FOR EAST WINDSOR WEST WINDSOR ft CR WBI ID Uik \ ( \U. STEELE RoSLo lT SMITH. REALTOR KOR
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WAITRESS waiter Full or narttimc Apply :n person tetttwri & e Mon through Fri ' Buxton's Country Restaurant Dorchester o r . at Old Trenton Hd E Windsor
DENTAI ASSISTANT full time experienced preterred will train Mrxfr-rn office in Lawrenrovillc ("all 6W 883- 1 T64
HKISTMAS SHOPPERS■1(1(1, .out -ig- now
Extra income, your < l tel o ■ '
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W< >MAN for houseKeep tig in moot per
Refereno i 609-12 52(
I.PN S W ANTED for : 11 shift . ,j ja | Frid !'». B
0725 Elms Nursing Home. 65 .North Main St Cranbury
DRIVER growing bookdistrilmtoi Applx R'joksMobile Hay Press Rd Datvon N ,1
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VW 609 695 250$IVM. om.•n<« Townshipl u l Tf id Gondt lw on Build IRJ1 „. aB i id i US
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GOOD JO B S A V A ILA B LE
P• o*esspna1 and Techm^ai Skilled and Unskilled
N#w Jersey State T taming & Employrnen! Servtcw
Sutxirban OH»ce at Rtes 33 b 130 at Woods -o P-:
Robbmsviile N.J
Phone 609-586-4034 609 448 1053
No Fee Charged
BABY S IT T E R L IG H T HOUSEWORK Monday through Friday. 3-6 om
am n a l Full days Responsible person to care for girt ‘i & box fi Lawrencevtlie area Call 609-896 1006 after 7 pm
I ’mMETK Housecleaning Twin Rivers Thurs & Fn "m transportation fib9 -hh
1.380 or 448-2960
EARN $$S MR GIFTS Money tor Clubs. Churches 1 'rganizations ’ Gifts for
• ■ ns Pari i vout home lr\ it' it s Fun! f all collect xla1. 202 67' 44.47 fit write
Santa s Parties Dept B. om 0600
-.Et ! RITA Gl ARD swing shift all company benefits -ii'ith Brunswick area ■ X)l • '29 457!
sK< RETARY Fee paid $7300 Typing 60 plus shor- tiand H5 plus Technical vping [ireferred fall Ingrid
s ’" -i out & Snellmg 453 *au St Princeton S83 -v-i
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i'El e p h o n f : s a l e sIx-rit .ment part or <uii time - i t .a ’ grow mg firm 609 324 '.‘(Nit)
PART TIME WAITRESS W AT; !■ R For private psychiatric hospital Assist in 11 - i r i tm i o .n o f m e a Is a nd preparation of plotters Ex- p e n e n c e h e l p f u l b u t n o t necessary Some fringe »•' ■ '. lo t a p p o i n t m e n t
Pet - it - - Dept T K I ' 7 R R I E K i L I N K ' B e l l e M e . id N .1 201 159 3101
U NDRY WORKER h ull u,i mi i-lligent w illing,
Om i \ |N-r-on ’hat i at ..ssume■ *• - o' iii - i hi itx Princeton m< nut'. Box * irtafi c o Princeton Packet
M A N A G E M E N T CON 'L'LTANT firm xecks in f;x idual ti conduct one day
work shops Full or part itme M • urra- 'i, Box *03182 c o
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i t ;7, TIME Babysitter ' :i xihle hour infant and S-ter D ue References and
11 ansporta tion essent ial P incetoi Reply Box *03181.
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DRIVER Part time• ■ rmng i lean driving
nt & knowledge N.J & NY , . rssent i a 1 i ' row n
m: fuis; rie M-rxi ci 609-448 4389
Ml M V3J M AIN 'I!-: NANCE Reliableresponsible person to -uperx ise area of shopping ■enter north of Princeton f ■.enings Thurs & Fri plus
I •■ ' S ll A Bm Enr a Mi Nordhaaser
201 M2 7150
SALES Home Decor ts 'Kiki’iL! mi -cpresentatives to tiow 'Ivor nvetx decorating
■ iirn-v at home partics A on w i. can !uh ' ime pax bv
irking fieri tune hours <'all’in "22 8481
CHILD CARE and play i ’ !-.)!>. lor . year old in your hoi ( Mornings Mon 8'n m s k 11! m a n ■ B la w en bu r g a r eaI all 609-466 1829 alter Sept 23
i\s| R.ANCf Sb i RETAR A with some previous ex f>( ri'-nct or someone who
eari th nsui ancebusiness Phone lor ap- p-:nimenl '< a it, to 12 noon
461, t?7 :
N A S S A U P L A C E M E N ! S by Beo Hunt
W e s p e c i a l i z e in s e c r e t a r e s at the e x e c u t i v e l eve l
9 5 N a s s a u S t r e e t 6 0 9 9 2 4 37 16
SALES//at • vour ak> anti t'at it. too
an aritw Banib^rjrer' Princeton r«»ntineent \ <*u can :
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pmiaiipnt. part-umc. «ia\ tX ful' inir ;-i-iin»tt- availahip !<« i '.tips and
Cell 4~5.1O0 for en appointment
PnncfMon Shoppinir 1 »*ntcr4 n f.qumlf lppooumty Emptnv+r
PART TIME DELIVERIES PERSON one to three da vs per w k Stick shift Bendable c e il 8 @ 448 7787
( ITA PI, WNKRSThe Peace Corps needs pins to serve as vol in Sr, Am Asia, Africa Plan and construct towns roads bridges dam- waterwrks. etc trng starts soon apply now Must '* ' S CM Single or fouples onh For info call or write ACTION 26 Fed Plaza NY 10007 212' 264 7123
ARTIST'S MODELS male and female for professional art schtxii Sommerville area Call 201-359-5155 for ap point ment
IK8TR1 ■ " « rn Par* 1 tine Sought for dav classes in anatomy and physetoiogv as well as a sc ience course w hich i n t e g r a t e s an a to m y physciologx i-hemisiry and micro-binlogx for "health science students Masters degree required relevant t e a c h in g experience preferred Submit a resume listing ,.i ademii credentials and relevant teaching ex penence to Mercer County Community College Per sonni-t Services Dept B C Box B Trent or, N .] u«69<Equal Opportunity Af firmative Action Employer
HOUSEKEEPING AIDES Male and Female roouired fer hosp ita l housekeep ing ctepartment. full time day shift 8 am 4 pm General housekeeping duties Ex cellent working conditions benefits and salary Call (or appoi nlment Pet rsonne! Dept THE CARRIER CLINK Belle Mead N J
1!! 0-311 1 . .. :portunity Employer M F
BKPERIENt ED SA ES PERSON In our ladies department lull time top pax tx-nefits lor interview call 609924-7too Mi Mihai
THE ENGLISH SHOP ;2 40 Nassau St Princeton N .1
W A N T E D W A IT K E SS w KTlt i and Bartender pa rt time [ilease appix in person bet 3 30and 7 30 p m < i«itp s Bar and Pizzeria 7,39 Witherspoon xi Princeton N J OK540
AFTER SCHOOI < AREneeded for 6 vt old box Vicinity of Htbben MagicApts or Riverside School ..
Miitaily Your home or mine Provide own transportation Ref erences ®9 4.,. 1464 ftei 7 pm
PRINCETON JCT Housekeeper for working fatter with 2 children boy 9 giri fi After school and dinner Must have own car For ap pointment call 201 329 7118 ,1a x s 609 799 9481, c\ i-s
SECRETARY' sales oriented with statistical analysis ex jx’nenee steno ;iccurafe tvpist Knowledge of metals heIpf a ■ .it necessary < ah201 297 9700
SECRETARY If you are eager to become a legal paraprofessionai it. Prelector and have super secretarial -kills curiosity and stean fastness call Mr Ban lax at 609 924 7.70(1
Mur,on. M Hull,,fa. <
PRINCETONEMPLOYMENT
AGENCYS p »c ia l izm g m
T e m p o r a r y H e l p
Permanent Placement'mSet rent rial. < leri, «/.E teeulivt I uP arid1 erhrucal
3 5 2 N o v i a u St P r i n c e t o n fc 09 9 2 4 9 1 3 4
PHOTO LAB TV Studio 7H era tech MCVC seeks
individual for full time work in slide duplication processing flat copy photography some stili location snooting and photo invenlorx work Must be on call at all times for T VttsdR camera < }eratt<x
i-olor studio Associate deg and r-xp necessary Respond tn writing before 10 10 75 to Mercer County County College Personnel Services Dept C PL Box B Trenton NJ 08690 Equal ' ipportunity Affirmitive action emploxer
| .ENEKAL ■ 9 I- IC1-. V.' )RK Typing required, full time Applv in person ifooks Mobile Inc Hax Pres- ltd Davton N J
WLITER REST. ARCHER ir assist in writing book or N J pt Sn 1 rcsum< i p <) Bo> Someiset \ J 0687
SALES EI)P To 13K Will train Call Ray Snellmg & Snell ng 357, Nassau St P- fleetol 609 924 8U64
RALES Medical T c 12K pks n, - or Eei- iK-gol iahle
■ all Rax. Snellmg &■ Snellmg Nas au Pri nectoi SW
9 . M 804 4
COMPUTER OPERATOR Fee pmd $8500 370-117 experience 5 rd shift Top
mpai Ingi i Snelling& Sn.-llmg 377 Nassau St Princeton 6(8* 924 flow
E X PT. HIT. \> E .............. ..I K it SI- K E E P E P T i ,adults in family five daxs per week to a.m unti alter dinner Local referenceS, ,a: ,jM" 609 42 9i,
i'HE I.AI.L1 P ■ a garo /a' lor: :. Prmcetor: is seeking person with experience in executive interviewing and or group nterx 'Cw mg i.raduati work : Social S<-,enc«*s 'iesirable
Full time, temporar posit tor minimun. i 4 months send resume '<■ personnel Dept The Galluporganization 77 Bank St Princeton N J 0K540 No phone calls please
PART TIME POSITION for person with exper one* in 'as' !imk! odustrx work counter & aril. Apply Blawenburg Dairx Queen corner of -IB &. ire,it R vid 609 46* I-'1
EXPERIENCEDw ciit-d ‘r cook dima week Relerence
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PI- RSON>r 7 nmhts
NEE! > SI-3 ONE' INS ' iMT Build personal or family business from vour own homemmedait* I No in estmeni $15 >» 8 Kk eat
|».!en' :a I 1 a 1 HE 43J 1.7', torappointment
MAINTENANCE PERSON 11 garqei r rtmei
time Musi have own tools \[>ply 102 Hickory Coriier Ro Hightstown before 5
V\ ANTED temfxirary library usOk! m, Par' ' :rne - .eneral
maintenance of library'#! grounds Car necessary Inquire Public Librarv 201 821 8224
DEPUTY COURT CLERK
West Wtndsot Township
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Presen
$12ri 125 w k D O l p lus ewe' time it 1 - Full medical »n surande progfam and other benefits
Cali M r M i l l e r a* 609 799 2418 for further info rm a t ion
PRINCETON SURVEY RESEARCH FIRM SEEKS
PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBERPosition involves working w ith senior m anagement on proposal w rt’ tng supervising field work analyzing ana m rerprenng findings and 'epon preparatto- of studies on ducted for governm ent academ ic ana c ommerc *ai clients
Reauirem enrs are Education through at least M A ieve1 in a social science or in marketing research Several years ex perience m survey research
S # n d To
Response Analysis CorporationResearch Park
Princeton N J 08540or call Mr Alfred Vogel 609- 921 3333
ABLE & THOROUGH person tn clean our office once a 4!7t-k W e need someone who is * tiling to do a good job forwhich we are willing to pax a good salary Cleaning must fie clone after office hours or on weekends Please call 609-4522826
MILD; ARE my home, light housekeeping Must have ': ansporlaiion call 609-443 4 297 after 6:30 p m
SALES Biologx or Science . ► grou nd * ] OK Fee
negotiable i all Ray Snellmg & Snellmg 353 Nassau Si 1 *’ ncelot 609 924-8064
SECRETARY fee paid To $7300 Diversified duties m hurch organization Call Ray
snellmg & Snelhng. 353... Pri nee! n >*«. ‘rj4
81M>4
110 51 f- KCONOMtSTThe Pi ace Corps needs 75 Vol n> each Home Ec Nutrition. Inrant < are in Afr Asia and SAp 70 countires in -all
• nf ,.r‘ - SOOT Appix sow Must be US U>! Single or
'upli-> only F-'or info call or -'•ntc ACTION 26 Fed Plaza N 7 10007 212 264 7123
FI RN [SHED APT PLUS SALARY in exchange for help with two youngsters and
pt■ ximately i: hours ;*s wek four blocfes from N issau s- couple preferred, "me e x p e r i e n c e a n d
• 4(1 934 H664
• : R N E! 1 R F DECORAT >R SALESPERSON Ethan Mleri furniture store in I rent or, needs person who wants future in selling our hotii* ■ urnishings W e will Iran as needed 4 dax s 12 to 9, s.e* e • • Excellent working i onditmns Send resume to Box 117.207 c o Princeton Packet
Ll-,'. At SECRETARY for law office
, i * a .,. 1 - pe work - a 1 a ry on non - urate with ex
pt i « ■ K ( Barclay J r Esq ’94 Nassau St Princeton N .J
B1 SIN ESS MANAGER for non profit educational organization willing to per form all aspects of financial management College degree and or experience < Call N.J Education Consortium 609-921 '2021 _____S E C R E T A R Y [Mi.sition in
InterestingPrinceton
Requires good typist some steno, pleasant working conditions Good opportunity lor advancement Reply to box* 03206. c o Princeton Packet
X U 1 T A K U 1)1 H E C T O R
Preferrablv West Windsor resident, with knowledge of community resources social work background College graduate or equivalent in experience P T position, flexible hours 2 days a week Salary commensurate with experience Please send resume to Andree Marks, West Windsor Twp . P 0 Box 38. Princeton Junction. New Jersex 08850 by Oct 22.
REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON with or without experience Excellent training program Adlerman & Click 4- (7 609-924 0461
PART TIME JOB for housewife or husband Four hours daily Shipping clerical dutie with educational publisher 609-921 2803
PERSON TO SEW on double needle industrial machine Experience helpful 201-359- HT.r.i
LAP>RF,R TKI CK DRIVER 40 hour week includes
n.anual labor & fquipment operation with Twp road crew ,md public facilities maintenance S3 76 per hour max This position is federally funded under the coin
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ndsoi Twp residents who an- ixit currently employed r unding expii es June 3ft, 1976
..I; Mr M Jli-r 1509) 799 240' ‘"or ' nformat ion
P AH 1 1 IME < LEANINGPER-SON one nrorrung per -week References required I all 609 424-6*. 17
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Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Jobs Wanted Announcements Personals Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain MartKXPERIF M 'K I i H'H'SE KEEPER tij supervise maids in 9? oom motel Responsible fo. ail housekeeping activit ies Company benefits Call S09- 452-2500 for appointment
DO VOL’ HAVF PARTYI : K N E X P E l IE ! 1FRIENDLY T< )Y PARTIES HAS OPENING FOR MANAGERS IN YOER AREA MANAGERS FIND IT FAST TO RECK! IT B F G A r S E F R IE N D L Y DEMOS HAVE NO (ASH INVESTMENT NOFO L 1. E ( T I N (, O R DELI VERA i ALL < OLLFJ T 1 A KOL DAY AH 489 4.171
WAITRESS WAITER over18. experienced l r»r lunch Mon Friday some evenings Peacock Inn 7.’(i Ice.aid '• -me Princeton *io9 924 l?()7
Ih II 'SEKEEPERS wanted for motel work in a family at mosphere Call Mrs Scrapp in housekeeping 20 1 722-4000
PART TIME office helpneeded Bookkeeper ae countani and clerk stenographer Approximate!) 2a hours per week Flexible arrangement Interviewsweek of Oct 6 Write Box « <>7121 'i ' Princeton Packet
WORK FROM HOME Telephone -ohciting, no sales We it an, 2ii 1 +69-8197
ATTENDANT t . IFF ic e r HilKtioi (i r-.wnship part ' inn job. 8 a m noon Please contact Tony Radano Hillsborough High School. '201 239-8511
ADVANCE C O M MISS K) N Smailing circulars Complete Beginners r ' $ D efui dable Send -tamped ad dressed envelope for in formation WMP1. Enterprises P O Box 122. Somerset NJ * ■
TELEPHONE OPERATORS lor telephone answering service 24 hrs. all shifts, exper preferred but will tram, looking for supervisors per soiitiel 924 12400 anytime
111 SRAND WIFE team piroterrablv superintendent maintenance man, live in Trenton apartment house Call 609 49 4 5060 Position open immediately
HOCSEHnl.D WORKERS ava ilab le immediately T) inn e s 11 c E m p 1 o y m e n t
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IE IE PHONE. SOLICITOR sod area newspapers Ex perience helpful but n,-< necessary Hourly rate plus incentive bonus Interested parties may write Bex ■02398 c o Princeton Packet
Gl ARDS Cniforms fur mshed Work in Princeton Lawrenceville area For appi call 2ol-429-6021 An equal opportunity employer
R E A l. E S T A T E SALESPERSON yvith lots of energy and ambition wanted for our Princeton office Contact Jane Beene for con fulenhul interview <5.
\\ t- tlH- t HE M f.S'l A M INC.
242' Nassau St Princeton. New Jersey
609 1 921-270<t
YOl.'NG PERSON over 18' needed for heavy housework, xxindows vacuuming, dishwashing etc Part time some day s and Thursday Friday & Saturday evenings Call 609 9?4-1 707
AMBITIOUS PERSON of ch a ra c te r . education refinement experienced in leaching dub or church work p r e fe r r e d In te re s t in g educational sales work Ad vancement opportunities Sprite in full to R Lang .794 Denton Place Middlesex N J 0H846 L 86
WANTED Women interested in making money No exp nec We tram you to conduct style -hows for small groups Ex cel lent earnings Cali 201 722 1494 or 722-4582
SE< RETAR IKSTYPIST’SCLERKSAND ALL OFFICE SKILLS
NEEDED NOW Long and -hoi i .lv-ign merit - I ,ocn ted -r Hightstown, Princeton. Hopewell, Pennington and Trentor areas Work now lor extra earnings TOP PAY Ni 1 FEE
,1 A I H MPOR ARIES 2946 Rt » i , Law' renceville
609-883-5572
NURSE H N or L.P N to work full time in internist s office Write Box « 03179 c o Princeton Packet
BABYSITTER -2.30 4 30pm my home Princeton •Arms 2 girls. 2 to 5 day s per wk Ref 609 443-6193
CLERKS 2 needed in Princeton wvhave long A short assignments Come in immed Top pay no fee
J A J TEMPORARIES 2946 Rte 1
tawrenceville, N J 609 884 .47)72
PART TIME FULL TIME - Receptionist office manager .it private club 201-359-8740
MANAGER TRAINEE Grow mg last food chain Will train Call any dav io a m to 2 p m 609-443-4411
PERSON TO ASSIST fashion wagon advisor yyith home tagninn 1 all 2u! 72.71246
] ’U MB1NG PIE< EW i )RK ER wanted for work in Hillsborough area Call 201 477-0854
SECRETARY smallPrinceton professional office, must be experienced on IBM r \ecutive tvpeyy riter and fully self sufficient Salary open i .dl 609-92! 721“ '
BABYSITTER WANTED lor 2 vear old girl, 4 day- a ue-ek, trom 9 5 References required 1 Till after -p m 609 921-2252
ASHIERanted part
SALES Help tune Mature, .4
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SECRET'ARY t<> Executive officers of growing management consulting firm in Princeton Exc 'yping & stenography required Salary depends on experience Exc working conditions & benefits Call Mrs Curve l ti s r 984 (804
NURSES RNs & LPNs Full or part time All shifts avail Exp pref New facility, pleasant environment good benefits Phone for appt 201- 821-8000
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER Light Maintenarx e lull time, salary V benefits Will train South Brunsw ick Board Education Cal 201 .729 8182. Mr- Kubiak
RESEARCH FIRM seeks proof reader, statistical checker Position involves proof reading and stat checking of social and marketing research studies and reports Requirements BA degree in English or a Social Science Good com 'ii.md nt English language crammer and punctuation and facility ueh numbers some statisocal training helpful Contact Mr Alfred Vogel, Response Analysis Corp Research Park Princeton *■>09-92 : LB
IT LI. TIME SALES HELP Apply in Person imagine Rt 130 East Windsor
Bt SPERSONS for day and night shifts See Mr Peterson in person Hilton Inn Mon mouth St Hightstow n
SECRETARY needed in the Monmouth Jet area for 2 w ks Possible use of Ml'ST may be included on this assignment Top pay-no fee
J & J Temporaries 2946 Rte 1
Lawrenceville N J 609-884 5572
PART TIME (TJERK to work some evenings and weekends in deli Apply in person Flovd’s Delicatessen 4 Old CranburvRd . Cranbury
SECRETARY with good skill shorthand 80 needed in Princeton-Rocky Hill area Till- is a 4-4 wk assignment starting immed Top pa\ no tee
J & .! Temporaries 2936 Rte 1
Lawrenceville, N J 609-883-5572
M A1TK E Ev en m g shiftApply im persoi Peterson at Hilton Inn Monmouth St Hightstown
HAIRDRESSER wanted with following Shprt work week Good terms - 20’. 821-7135 or 201 329 2041
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Jobs WantedA.ARP MEMBER PRINEl RESTOI 1
Suppo-m.cr till :1m m ■ Hovepevi ting'.ape recorder,
cassette have small car Experienced ijj city country
pik< parb g1 • ft p rii BOX 04198, c ii Princeton Packet
BABYSITTER fot,tiler - : ri* is ill net
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rondifton fie your utile one Call tM mterfiew 19 043.3
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Anytime after 3 ;i n. ME ASal anytime ©al! WK. 448 1009
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B.i’ -; - i-NijA set ee Male or; 609,432 7377
Mon-Fri 4-6 p!m
;i"! - IK K ! HR! live-in orday work, exper loveschildren, exc ref (i09 -921-3392
EXPER WOMAN desireswork Nursing. light hsekpgor baby sitting Kefs Own" C t If
BABB v. - -1; KIN1x ~ womanseeks 5 days work or1 - .......... ; ug living outLoves childrt'i -1009after 6 p nv
TALENTED YOUNGillus! 1 ..tin i-elc- intacts yvithauthors of chiidr i: - Nooks609-392-3804
MOTHER OF 2 <4 ill case forxour child. 8-5. weekdavs inRelie Mead 20! 35.9-5194'
ELECTRICIAN LICENSEDQuality yvork fcir all vourelec!rical needs .4.11 w ork fullvguaranteed to meet yyith voursatisfaction F*ree estimates609 443 5268
"HILi RF IN MY HOMElor working mot!tiers Largefenced yard, reerttat ion roomLunch A snacks includedHillsboro area 201 359-3511
NEED HELP" < ALL Y E Sthe Lawrence I'wp Yout1’Flmployment Ser■vice Monday F'ridav 1 4 p n 6(19 896MIX
Hli.i 1 ARF daily orweekly large backyard Ihave one 3-year-0Id 329-2141
CHILDCARE 1 mx homeHightstow n F i! time 609-448 1694
HOUSEHOLD WORKERSavailab le imimediatelyD om est ic Err1 ploy,men tAgency 201-462 6580
SE RI i f exper exctyping steno skills Con-sc 1 en! iou$ i. :■esponsiblePref* I w- Tw Rivers.( ranbury vicinity Write P OBox 03180 PrincetonPacket
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CARETAKER for small estate Separate living quarters married experience in general home maintenance A grounds upkeep Referen res 2«|: 72:
NEED A BABYSITTER'’ Westminster Choir College tiabvsitting agency has many sitters at reasonable rates $1 25 hr or SU 50 hr for periods of iess than 2 hours or for four or more children Please, call 609-921 7103. 9- ic 47 ;i m Mon thru Fn
AI)MIN ISTR ATI VE ASS1ST.ANT for church background in C F, all areas of church work Member NACBA suburb and large city exp ( ontact through P 1 ! Box 864 North Arlington New Jersey 07032
' HILD < ARE in my home for working mothers Days eves wk ends Brunswick Acres 201 297 1944
BABYSITTER A A AI LA BL FI experienced with tiabies & children 1 all Shanon Stoney 609 452 7171
BABYSIT BRUNS ACRES area Reliable senior SI hr Recorder lessons $2 50 hr 20; 29 7 6688
MOTHER near John Van Buren Wvcoff School, would ike to i are lor children in her
home either full or day 609799-2443
CHILD C ARE in my home, days or evenings, full or part time, or occasionally 201 159 444" /
( APABLE experienced college mad available as part time secretary Takes steno 609-921 8882
WILL BABYSIT in my home tot working mothers Located talween Hopewell & Prir. ceton Experienced (Till 609 466 1040
MOTHER would like to babysit in her home Hopewell area Experience &
■ ent es 809 4S6 2942
1 AM WILLING TO BABY SIT m my home in Belle Mead area Mon Fri . 8 a m 5 j! ti tali 20! 159-305;
AnnouncementsROBIN .1 AY
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State LicensedRegister now for Sept 1975 Full or half day sessions Transp available Lunches ni luderi ' all 201 254 iSo5
THE PRINCETON COOP. E R A T 1 V E N U R S E R Y SCHOOL Nassau and Cedar ! am- ha-- opening- tor t and *■ t olds lor the 1975-76 school year Please call -Susan Gall 609-924-8748 or Kris Sheehan. 609-921-8049 or Pa! Harding 921-8499
CHERRY HILL NURSERY SCHOOL has openings remaining for -ear olds, for information please call Mollv Jacobs 921 3866
The Dutch Neck Comp Nur sorv School has one remaining •ipen.ng in its three yr old
a,w !' t 1 ere-'ed a! 609 799- 1823
MEN W ANTED to sing in a barbershop chorus Meet Tuesdays 8 p m For infor . 6*9 882 4647
'ii iK l.( m )K l.i M 'K There is , ■ , ;j_ 1']:licet ii Vat or,
Rates >0 cents per day Si fit) •-■i ;v(" tught. bv !hr week- » lw ’he month $8 Theonly overnight parking in Princeton
INDIVIDUAL TUTORING Pre-school through adults Reading writing, vocabulary I he Learning Exchange 609- 443-4114
CALLING ALL (R A F T S PEOPLE, who are interested m selling their work at a holiday gift boutique at the Princeton Jewish Center on Sunday Oct 28 Please con tact Henny Sherman 609-921 2884 or Maxine Gurk 609-924- 4694 We will be happy to supply full details
HOME OWNERS Refinance vour home Pay off all your bills in one small monthly payment Up to 40 years to pax i ,,-v interest t all Full Service Mortgage. 201 775-<976
BID N BUY October 4 Rocky Hill - fun fall fair and auction Treasures. en tertainment refreshment throughout the day
POSSIBILITIES” -Are you w Ting to donate your talent
'instmas and other shows for Stale Hospitals anywhere” Starting now for Nov A Dec Such as Master of Ceremonies, comedians. Haw ai lan dancers, can-can dancers, ice skaters, bands organ players piano & xylophone players, group singers. sta'ge nelp, secretaries, trapeze stunt talent trampoline Rehearsals are m order For interview call Vaudeville Productions. 609 924-6471
SERIES OF SI X LECTURES it Homoeopathy by J Cooper M D Leg inn mg Oct 6 Call609-799 2744
NURSERY' SCHOOL
South Branch Nursery School ha- opening for this fall school will !>egin Oct 1 For more rsformation call .469 4956 ot (69 8091 after 6pm
INTENSIVE CREATIVITY S E M IN A R S beg inn ing Tuesday i ictober 14 and every follow tns Tuesday trom 8 to 10 p rr. for 10 weeks. The Dimensions of Creativity. Removing Blocks and Bm > tors to ( real ive Thinking. Developing Felxibility and Idea BJuency Characteristics of the Creative Individual. Special Creative Problem Sulving Techniques, Effective Presentation of New Ideas, and J her areas Exercises and Intensive Practice Sessions The course can in (reuse creative problem solving abilities trom m to 23®pt......... I Fo® i ogist rationand or more information call "24 !2l or write to Princeton Creative Research inf1 P O Box 127 Princeton N J
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toady to start tali classes in Astrology Beginners, ad- ancod. intermediate Also
workshops on Tarot Karma and reincarnation, and astro projection if enough interest is -howr Books on all asepets of the circuit and personalized astrological charts Also sign up lor the experimental istro a - toting sen. ice Mon-Sat 12-4 p m . 144 Nassau St Princeton -it cal! 609-924- 5179
Fi 'REIGN BURN MOTHER and 77 me old -on enjoy the
itdoors ind - ports non -rnoker nor. -drinker, would like to -hare similar interests with mother and child about same age Reply- Box (14208 i o Princeton Packet
Professional man desires ■noatiingii; rciationship with intelligent good looking, warm. sincere woman Respond n mmplete con bdenee to Box .47 'Yanbury N J 08512
VERY RELIABLE mature person has children of her own like to pick other . t idren from vuart ( ountry : i.iy s< hoo m Pnnceton who live m Twin Rivers. Right- -tnwr "i East Windsor Reasonable Please call 609- 44 t 4249
AAH" INITIATED WITH i i >WNSHIP MAYOR FLOYD 'H E TRANSPORTATION \I >\ ISi ifC ■ ( iMMITTEE”
AWLEA FORL KIN OF TON S SAK E . RFELECT HIM Paul for 'iy he Republican
uh ot Princeton Box 381. W S Fbeld, Treas
\1.11-3 TIN IA < OL0RAD0 < *K VICINITY 2 sisters, eel ng k aul i r. late
■ >0 “ early November Will ■ 1 ■ N ng ex penses
Pie.i-i cali 609 466-1009 before to p n after that call 609-
" 2! 98.47 a-k for Jenny or Brownie
A LI BIRTHRIGHT - for help throughout pregnancy Pregnancy test available Confidential, no fees Call 609- 424 7444
H LICS A NON AMiiU- HELP AND Io
: MAT] N 1 ALL 609-934-7592 _____________ _
PRIVATE 1 .ENDERS & m- ,cstors earn 9- .% interest in .your money We tiave
. e'raI 1st m 11gagesi\ ai table on good solid brick bpntus li you fiave between g -< infLtW 111,1 -<)r a cafe,
• crib investment, call us ,dav b r c f t : GAGE REAL KSJ '.TK 69 6-8241
TRY DIAL 3X formerly• x-< A Diet New name same
n da apsules & tablets at Thrift Drug
i , y Y SWITCHBOARD m- tormation center. Call 609-92. ■256.4 Bp- i hour- 7-10 pm
WHO INITIATED AN OR DI N ANCE PROHIBITING B O U S I N G D 1 S - < RIM IN A T I O N ? BOB CAWLEY FOR PRIN CETON ? SAKE REELECT HIMPaid for by the Republican Club of Princeton Box 381. W S Field. Treas
s i n g i ES - Meet people worth meeting Low-key atmosphere, conversation- food- fellowship Every Fn evening beginning 1 k-t 4 al The First P r e s b y te r ia n Church, Hightstown NJ Call 609-448 0055 Nominal cost is $2 8 40 p.m
ORGAN K MEDITATION to gain knowledge of the in finite 609-737 1454
WIDOW WOMAN NEEDS help to maintain property and also companionship Reply B"X #03193 c 0 PrirH >■' n Packet
COLLEGE STUDENT male will dirve your car to California Cost gas & tolls late Sept earh 1 *ct 609-599- 9729
EUROPEAN LADA late 40 s. attractive intelligent honest, desires acquaintance with intelligent honest professional or bus gentleman Specify age, hobbies, etc Reply Box ■03185 ■ o Princeton Packet
ROTOTILLiNG FOR GARDENS and new lawns Call 201- 297-3196
< iVERF ATHRSAV iNY.MOUS now meeting Thursday
evening- in West Windsor area F or information please call 609 448-2481 or 1.09 799 4494
DO IT ' answer this ad Change your life Attractive, dynamic, witty professional woman awaits your response seeking tall man. over 45. possessing above qualities and more Write box *> 04196 c Princeton Packet
WARM. MATURE very at tractive intellectually alive woman, interested in people social & economic issues music art. theater, wants to meet single man in his 40 s with similar qualities & in terests Write PO Box ''139: c o Princeton Packet
TRANSPORTATION wanted weekdays between Queen stown Commons & Research Park Willing to pay well cal! 609-921 2271 after 6 p m
WEDDINGS ARE OUR SPi < 'I AI TV Befon accept a liand, call us gooii danceable music lor all ages reasonable prices 201-359- 8487
JOIN l S Princeton Single Parents < hapter 487 PWP Conviviality, awareness, children s activities etc 609 +14 1544
HIGHTSTOWN PLANNED PARENTHOOD CLINIC Monday evenings Call 609-448- 3439
REDUCE EXCESS fluids with Fluidex table!- only Si 8:* at Thrift Drug
LADY NEEDS RIDE to work daily from Kendall Park lo Kingston Will pay 609 924 8,462
RIDE WANTED fhom Hibben Rd to Princeton Jet Station to catch 7 a m train ( an carpool or pay Call 609 921-8972 evenings
NEW FRIENDS and new interests for disabled teens and adults Call Nottingham Recreation Center for the Physically Limited. in Hamilton Square 609-587-1815 or 587-4292
SINGLE SEPARATED. WIDOWED. DIVORCED The Single Set meets every Friday at the Treadway Inn. Rt i, Princeton. N J 9 pm - Live band '215 862-58® for information
AA 1 MAGICIAN Birthday parties. Scouts Banquets Girl cut in half by electric saw plus others Amazing Gordv 215 968-3733
Bargain Mart
FLEA MARKET To Benefit Easter Seals of N J Sat. Oct 11, 10 a m ■ 4 p.m rain date Oct )8 ■ sponsored by Easter Sea! Society of N.j at 9 Terminal Rd , New Bruns Space avail for dealers & others Call Mrs Palic 201- 828-8080
MAGAZINE COAL A wood heater- ' . KW 220 volt onan generator Kawasaki 175 motorcycle for assembly many new parts. S175. Cal! 10 a m " - 3 p m 609-448 2369
COUNTRY ANTIQUES Dry Sink, Pierced tin pie safes, jam cupboards cherry linen press good selection tables, round, tarm & drop leaf Set- Of chairs French taker's racks cradle- mbs & goutb beds a! sizes & wood- incl wicker Brass beds, chests of drawers A lre--("> tots '! * I- k «lamps A- fixtures Lg 2 story tarn filled w modestly priced antiques Wed-Sun 10-6 20! 658-3759 Rt 202 & 206. 7 mi no Somerville Circle Pluckenmi
2 MATCHING PROVINCIAL CHAIRS Wood carved ,T i A- cane sides Good cond Bestoffer 20! 29 7 271:
4-WAY' Convert] filecarriage with mattress and rain cover in very good con dltion S4 5 20 1 29 7 94 4 8
NINE PIECE WALNUT dim ng room set Very good condition Asking S325 oo" ay> 4419
DURST 600 enlarger w uh Uomponar lens mam extras $150 ' 1 all 20 1 844 9447
F'OR SALE Sofa Hhi not atiused $150 Sears exerev < i(-
$15. Color T V $200 Please call 21M 1359-6482 after 5 p n.
8 SLATE poo! table K\ eel lent condition 609 799 ; 9,
ADMIRAL 25 color console T\ Slot) Call 609-799 4628 after 6*30 p m
BRAND NEW Craftsman tool box yvith ne\y tools M an'' new machinist :* \ Kcnne -■ Brand new car batteries, service station closeout $18 new Iletict: grinders new horse electric motor new we' A dry vacuum new 6" use new and used electric drit- time clock industrial tnxir fan, big assortment of mechanics' tool- and more Call Thursday and Saiu: i;r- ONLY 20! 968 5646
19" SYLVAN!A COLOR T \ need- work $50 a!
448-8102
SOFA and matching wing chair 1 year old. floral print on taige I’m kgroum: -227Also submersible sump pump I'ail 609-466 2.577
BASHER A DRYER Mat thing white Norge heavy duty. 18 lbs each 3 year-,old Washer has 2 speed. < cy cle, permanent press, $175 Dryer is gas. auto dry permanen’ pres- Si00 Togethe: $25 \-i.!()• Bet 6)09-448 »u
1 PC FOR1 H or panr'i'iti set Excellent id • - «Call 381-297-485i
RARE FRENCH LACE bedspreadscalloped at edges detailed work in center and head Gorgeous $75 2td 29’ "441
PR MAHOGANY CORNER CABINETS pediment 'op glass door, cabinet -base w center drawer 45 yrs/old cxcH lent indit $20 fintor pill! 609 “9" “
BID pi BUY October 4 Auct ion from !'- a n '■ ; • iin R(x:ky Hill White Elephant books, crafts, gournn-' p, m'- silent auction To donate \ot deductible items please cal! 609 921-9431
DINETTE SET Sturdy wooden leg- 'or:-. ,. up upholstered hairs -7, .U9883-2008 (
G F. FURNAt E gas ;;rec warm air. 120.fXK) input it registers, pertey!Best otter 3 159-77.2:
BEAUTIFUL Colonial style ns furniture 6 pc- only (
" ttttw M $58 a 564 1207
FOR SALE desk 24 by 46 $60 hanging planter with Macrame $25 v . u g h ' fixture with gro 1 igh' rxjit S2.: Call 609-924-556! after r p.m
LENOX BOEHM plates - Woodland Wild Lift Rai kji and F'ox. $55 ea Golf club- Wtlson strata Hock in bag good starter set $30 -ki- Headistd 195cm Tyrolia step m bi nd;ng- poles ai d boots $50 good for taeinning -kier Telephoi' m m - HO 250 mm S8( 609-448 4184
ABOVE GROUND SWIM MING POOL 18x4 yy filter, pump sadder A cover s 100
ail 2iH-429-4589
MATERNITY' CLOTHES --:zes 6-12 Sachs A Bloomingdales. coats, pant suits etc All seasons, exc condition China, Moonglow by Fransican. Used once' Sterling Buttercup hy
than id ace setting Call '819-44 t 4597 or 444-527!
KIN- SIZE SOFA 92" white with red accent, ex crllent end Also Italian ■ arhie top drum table large
m I ,i. @Q9 uu .juqufor more information
'H1NKSF RUGS matched el ed me 9k l . two itx5 & ' < !x4 Appraised at $!8(Ki
Will accept reasonable offer W19-R82-IK474
SILVER A RED Go Cart. 4 lorsi- hrigg- very good cond .'ill 297 i49(i
55! \n \ i' cu ft refrigerator :•')-' freezer, excellent■'ondifioi. ; yT old S350 609466 (19} f
NAEX I BELT EXERCISOR KB $25 i mt offer 609-448
5792
pure wixT.1 jacket, reversibli very warm size J6........... nefit -4' 2iii297-9448
M \DF T i '' 'RDF R Cushions, bolsters pillows mats,
■lit" ■ -eat- kitchen knocks 609 44 4646
1 ItLLZLH BEF f
Home grown naturally fc-d steer: Cut to your own-pm ' cation, wrapped and fro/en Kaufman Farm 609466-0773
I. M.M .F SALE i onsolata F at her - Rt 27 F'rankhn Park Saturdays 10-4
illectables furniture, toys., St,. ::.p- books records! loii-e; :d shoe- clothing
bag New -norkels suits, ending, gowns
F'<iR SALE electric•vpew ter -ate mixiei IBM carbon nbbon stand included $2"" exercise cycle deluxe
pe VITA Master 2 m new S2<8* ( raiR
• • - ■■ ■ -lej i- v < rack fm 'unci -[Hiikers $ UK i electric guitar amps A in carrying
nr txg inei 325 Sun hiii' lamp. Sears new $2: movie camera Bauer
■ a +■ ' , fight tar A case, •ae ' ' ew SI5(i F.xer genie,
portable gym half price at $20 ■ i 44 a eekdax - " 609448-8202 eves
NTIQl FI CLOCKS, grand- " ' ' >CK> & r 'XT locks
(•paired, bought A sold ged docits wanted for
: 46v n :
D('LL. HOUSES and \atmty Managers, handcrafted Order now lor Christmas Last xe .: pi ces 201 756-1479
Wdl.VFIRINE shoes and ""(■(- Waterproof Large -eiei tion Y our FCA Garden M *p Mercer Street High!slow n
' i.TRA MODERN SOFA BFIDS Ail original designs We can also make ,and im ; ' . ir be- grf 609-44 '404 '
1 -K o ■- o commercialgr.c -feel typewriter pullout- ha ndelier i w ide
Mgt 7 igfit- $45 water-- - y • - c $27 609-448-2f.K6 after 5 p m
; IKKW' ii >D Sf." pet cord,-ii - it-, et ed 2b 1
•!. -ALF. silverplated •' ■‘ —i.: 'ea set 8 pieces with
-(••era! tea end tables . • r.air. tameras small
Reasonat.le 609-924-
SJ -F.LL electric stove, ittet .irge mirror, mod 2
rocker lounge Mod !-"■' .H i desks -tep tables
■ i.'M • ••quip trained in- bin- -oals 10-12) o tW
", ng tuner A amp mam ' M>k- household terns All good mid prices reasonable .’('I ih' 4!4 Keep trying
MIST FURNITURE 4 pc w /king -i ze
headboard A mattress, sofa bed Mignavox 21 console
• '■(■ picture ' uF»• , end '•■bo- .triel old ilak chest’ -ni HUH 448-8581
APPIT. CIDER freshly pressed with no preservatives
pure apple cider now available at Terhune Or chards along with a large variety of top quality apples 430 Cold Soil Road 609-924- 3210_____________________
FIREWOOD We cut and split our own hardwood Beat the fuel shortage use your fireplace Excellent quality Reasonable price New Jersey Beagle Club Hollow Road SkiiliTian N .1 Phone 609-466- 1841 weekends only
PLY YY i KID SHEATHING ox! new MM 8 S4 78 S5 68. 5 C $7 58 , ' $9 58 Kilndried lumtar 1x3x8 39c . 2x3x8 88c 7x4x8 45c Andersenwindows. 25'V, off 25% off textured l-ll plvwood siding s/B 4x8 $ i ! tin sht Can deliver Call collect 215-276- 0632
Mt ST SELL ( )ak desk, greenrecline: lounger chair,bedroom chest and dresser, kitchen table Portable TV 609 799-9472
SOF \ BED 1 -r M Contemporary striped, gold p r e d m i n a t e c o l o r
hesapeakt brand New $450 ni -:)- Ix-st 'Cor 609-924-0980 after 6 pm
5T KITCHEN TABLE with '2 section 4 chairs S55 609- 737-1252 after 5 p m
m-m ING Mi SI SELL G E a ,,m,m vrs . $125 Ken •i n- dryer $25 King-size bed A af'ri-ss. 45 and Maple d r 1 ■ a •,. ■ 1- & nairs S4o
<'Inldcralt baby crib A mat uses - .7 Hitaooi rib $10 ),i han| et $10 stroller"
SU ng set $15 baby hibat rat t*‘d Sf
f p m Mp ■- ;. '■ / 'kl9-457-1729
AAA FACTORY OUTLET Group act i(Hi Our one of a it. id amps got together demanded better displays Tf1.1t - A h 'hey 're coming of i the floor and on to a large ksM.rtment of occasional i in ture THE R< X5STERS t '• Largest lamp, shade A fl.xiurt tot 1 too miles radius
Kit : el Size Pricing On Rt 29 7 miles south of Lambertvilh • ®7 “C. 1 ,: Georgian House
Annex -tops awayt* turins HE KINGS KoRNER with fireplace equipment hearth A val tieinr chime ihx'k.s A more he i-c 7" THE BENJAMIN JR0 0 M with wood, brass.
tinware andles Mali decor & more 609-397- 2877 Puncture one-of-a-kind ian'.jr- ,v ii.-m nr: (he 2nd floor ').)»■* day- Wed A Fri til 8
;.sun 11 to 4 j. m
setre'ary Kissinger and G 'xertair Shapp turned down out •. rand . ijxming Invitations but why don ! you come No tie. 'nons t)i;’ some unusua:
jbargains in Ezekeial Crab "Shaw hand blown glass •F'urlone Lamp Factory Outlet |i ■ 7- t fot !9 m le radius p io north if Hatboro on Rt (£(.:> Furlong. P,> OPEN 7 IlYAYS Phones 2;:. 794 7444- a I Micro dot jirmirig
■ ■ US! PLANSV i! scii new 42 w ide pre-fab fn eplact- w 2-story chimney and -late hearth and tnm option $495 And two U ■ her I'.opd tic si ding glass Cm .: Si2" ea 609-799-3264
F'uK SALF. King size bed 1 ,i: Ad ;>4 528' evenings
(. I- PORTABLE DISH V, \SHER $25 609-737-1252af ter 5p m
; ' H I L E S 24b lbsM ■,)! JOHNS MANVILLE BIRD R! BEROID $17.5n
per s<j call Raritan Lumber Co- 3i 1-257-6300
•IN ING RM SET 44xw- iressie table w 2
ieay e 1 hairs e.xc cond. it atige • ■ mght iron bamboo - ■ vr,1 - mulching stools
M -m m m
HR! NSW ICK 7 slate pool ■abie with ball return Ex- - ent condition $275 Call
6)14-259-27':
( 'IN COLLECTORS Dutch interesting
n m -ion .! FIuiopean coias V> j.'.i 'o e'v hange tor North ..nri South American and Asian
ns < 1 afta 7pm 609-924- i)264
LADIES ( 'KERRY' desk, chair and lamp, one vr old Two mah()gany end tables one pink bedroom table lamp and elec wall clock call 609-509-92.34
pf 1 REI UE D STi VE Mint nditioi iron 24' nigh
Sim or tast offer Call 609-924- 387
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The Franklin NEWS RECORDThursday. October 2, 1QT5
Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Bargain Mart MusicalInstruments
MY What a beautiful dress you are wearing
Thank you It's from Rea Barn See our collection of dresses, pant suits, long dresses & skirts accessories
KKKBARN U NS l Ni.S Route 206 Belle Mead
201-359-3305
THREE PIE< E BEDR< >( >M good condition $150 609-466.1544
FOR SALK round coffee table. 5 while kitchen chairs French round table & sewing stand 609-737 3275 between 1 & 6 pm
GAS CLOTHES DRYER cooperlone excellent con ditmn $hk 609-655 4216
WASHKR DRYER used months Moving, txithfor $250 609-883 5 i so
t'ALORK stainless steel wall even & range 'op. remodeling must sell, exc cond. easy to clean 201-297 1950
GOLD SOFA BED queen size, like new, $175 or best offer 609-448-8449
MOV’Tn g Ml ST SELLHeritage dining room set. table with fi chairs, credenza with china cabinet Rattan indoor/outdoor sofa, chairs 2 end tables, bean bag chair dresser 609 H96 0946 after * p,m
CORNER CHINA CABINET $90 drop leaf table $65. bah-
ilems ( 'hea p 2(11 297 -Kiln
24" 3 WHEEL BICYCLE front wheel handbrake rear coaster brake 6 mo old. hardlv used $16.5 Firm 609 466 1765
Ki)K SALK OR TRADE want used electric office typewriter in top condition IBM selective preferred
Have Phileo 1972 am fm stereo roundtable console recently refinished in ebony $175 Also long, low modern buffet innew ebony finish $150 Vietnamese hand painted ceramic table top elephant 2" high i in unique bronze color finish $65 Well used Gary Middlecoft golf clubs 1 & ! irons 3.5,7,9. & putter w ith all new pro-grips golf tag 4 caddv cart $40 Also dozens of teioks in mint condition 609 921 2070 anytime
FAM ILY ROOM F I R M TURK Dark Oak Colonialstyle gold green upholstery convertible sofa matching chairs, end tables coffee table lamps Excellentcondition S4t>o or ties! offer 609 799 (787 after t 5 n.
E X T R A L E N G T H BOX SPRING Tfl x 39 1 with new foam rubber mattress and metal tied frame $175 $285new 921-6896 Evenings
GIRI2S 24 SCHWINN hike red. coaster brakes $30 Call 609 799 0686
,5-SPEED DELUXE Schwinn Tandem bicycle, mint con itltion 609 799-2800 after 1 p in 609- 799-0917
WHLB1LT 3(i Gas stove, like new $75 Gal! 201 559-5883
TWO PEC K RED VELVET SOFA 9 ft long originally $800 asking $3ix 29 -;'
MORSAN FOUR-MAN RAFT 2 vears old. with electric
motor $100 297 1975
CONSIGN MENT RESALE: Better quality tamily clothes Consigning hours to a m to 2 p m Tuesday thru Friday Shopping hours 111 a m to 4 p m Monday thru Saturday Pin Money Boutique 14 Mercer Si Hopewell N o 609 466 2810
GRIB & Mattress exc cond $25; dressing table $10, high hail $5 walk el $ baby
bathtub i'3 double tied $20 maple rocker $15 new make up mirrors' $4 ea new Knickerbocker Denim Levi dolls $3 50 ea Ladies Benrus diamond watches Slid value $50 ea 809 448 £ 4
TWO LADIES BICYCLES '26 inch light weight t-speed
mechanically excellent - $50 & $35. call after 4pm 201-844- 4187
20 cu ft REF FREEZER automata washer gas drv-r maple wardrobe chest of drawer- double folding bed table and benches, metal cabinet lounge ha r tw m bed with spring-- m b with mat i res - Gall aGcr 6pm 609-448 2619
11S Y 1 H B p E L I < L 1G H T SHOW projector great for parties or teens $65 at Saks like U. $30 609-92 ! 3599
M4.XPLY FDRT FRAMES 1st quality all sizes $23 ea < all 448 6278 after 5 30 p m
l N IQt l BOUTIQUE
JUDO iDUTFTTond]
medium PAIR FR JITWO OD endsize. ex< el lent c ticn $20 tables $30 each M .itching1,09 42 ; 78% round « ‘kts it table $5n F.xc
cond -1897GUN n .UBS & PRC iPKRTAOW NEH No hunt i ngsigns .5 c each ( )ur format KLE< t r k : < A i n I-A TORSYour last vear s sign Four ■ uru u tomaticreprodui:ed 5‘ u c each1 201-:69- const; • \. or AC0301 any time operat fi $16 95, Action
Busim - Si.: . 1225 StateRoad - ■ ! 34 54
NIKON Li NS as MM, fl 8.Spiratone and 2>i tele■-adaptor.$95 for !not h ( a!! i 924-9207 A" H te 1 !JE Bnistol stereo
G El AUTOMATIC’ washing machine for sale Brand newnever used 1 ana' w'th newhome, and we have own washei Asking $175 nr lies' ,., , . . . ao 44 5
2 SWIMMING POOLS - new One 24' round aluminum with 2 deck all around, complete with aluminum handrail and heavy aluminum swing-up ladder One rectangular poof 18x33' outside dimension. 14x24 at water, complete with deck, patio and fence 200 Whitehead Road Trenton. N J 609-586 1712 , 9-3 dailv orby appomtnnent P S Cabinetdoors and (iIrawer fronts, newsolid oak 1hundreds of sizesreplace or build your owncabinets f(ir vour kitchentethriKim ckm. library, office,etc Dirt cheap, bankruptcystock
TWO SNI >U TIRES withwhirls lor sale, size 855 x 14,studded El ectric law n mowerby Sunbe.uii. twin Wade 15Tile blix'ks . K ' 4 (till 4ft'0678
HKD Early A $25,Chromcraft Bar 2 -tools $100assortedIg irugs sacrifice $10ea 609 448 I(290 or 443-5631
VISIT THE STON E SHOP atJ S Amernnan Co . Your F ro-Mart Home Center, NeshanicStation Wi •od heaters pricedfrom $25 69i Phone 1201)309-5511 or 369-4202
35 MM Mi BANDA, SENSO M AT SI ,R with 50MM 1 8[ a-ns filtei excel lent condilton, asking $135 Call after 5pm 201-359i 5420
FURNISHINGS Rugs 9x1312x16 5 pode lamp $10; light
. pink drape 0856
s 60” long 609*655-
MAPLE HUTCH, ex cond .London club sofa, barrel 4wing chair-5, and drum tableReas 609 655-3497
MOVING. CLEANING OUTATTIC Stuart needs paperbacks for its old Drop at the 921 8611- Iniimmediatelypricing
BASEMENT'’Country Day School old books records
and comic hooks Miok sale. Dec.- 6 school or call 609 pick-up Wanted for sorting and
A LTE K N ATI V ES G U A RANTEES that our advanced design heated waterbed wilt be the most comlortatsle lied \ -m ha\ e is slept in A iu be the judge ii day trial >>19 924 5c j i '.iii for our free brochure
g k m g n k k s i n Greet white crushed velvet. 90 matching table Reasonable 609 443-3065
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Well stifled I scientific
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n edical 4 Excellent
len cabinet ngs
, f R ACTOR Porterrot er . double f9 '■ I
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K;tlinger Furniture1 g 1 ....
I ne Gifts lid and new
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/RAIDED wixii rug blue and kf white ®C2 $95 Blue club rhair $55 Colonial spindle jed. $55 All in top condition 419 466.1-4
MliVLNG MUST SELL, almost new gold Maytag electronic control drver Asking $225 Call 609-924-2908
m e y f .r s s n o w p l o welectro-hydraulic lift, iron works light Fits Ford Bronco or 7.; Blazer S45n firm Call 1,09 448 90.C at’ci • -i , -
MOVING TO CALIF New Furniture Selig couch, glass 4 chrome Fterse • otiee tahie matching end table, mod floor an.; -hat te at tweeri rug. other misc items 201 297 0547 aft 5pm
REGENCY 8 channel hi-low jcannet $81 I ■» book 7\4’ $55 Victorian walnutdesk $7< 609-655 1746
OPTIC.AN ORGAN w band sound, records, books, green trimmed lamp gold leaf curio Ext cond 201-297-2863
PECAN HUTCH. PR-A TICALLY NEW 72 x 74 $500 walnut stereo unit 7: long $150; 2 rock mapledressers $100 ea old dining rm set 6 chrs and buffet $40 green-and w hite Indian rug. 6 x 9’ . $100; off-white ■ Scat i£ IJS rile 2ndUste a . - ' .4-6 a Frencl St N R
me of the finest selections of previously owned better quality family clothing at Pin Money Prices'
PIN MONEY BOUTIQUE 14 Mercer St
Hopewell. N J 609-466-2810
open daily 10-4 pm
LENOX BOEHM BIRD PLATES 1970-1974 $500 for all five After 5 p m call 609-T9- 0940
C H A N D E LIE R Custom . 1 -1 few ad wagon wheel
with six torches Best offer Gall 609-443-4828 evenings
MUST SELL maple kitchen set. double bed, arm chairs, bookcase 609-924 2657
t.5 - Hig!
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FARMERS NOTICE President Lifted OIL 1 'piling ■ >'•■ idem rs w ’ Pi.i-1 u coated Steel Drums me spigot 30
$ A G * 609-448(‘41 ,i!t(*r ■ -.. noon
K IR B j E L E C T R I C ■ Ft ■ kcl ments
h i <’ ,c'it • ; ' ■ • 609-4483015
5ALI G.E ( om ertibte dish * is he; 4 cycle underwarantee until mid-Dec
: i- - 609••34 1924 or "99 26i» t'x 252 or
S'i ' ( KN D . ■ ’ ndge in a(y- -ii1 " ' 9( 1969
pnii nr hiding red leather box Perfect condition 1 all4 ■ '
TV si NY d iR mode! K5 tjr.cic c> w never used
, mHope 215 794 8489
FXCEfLtJENI B1 A Zenith 25 B & l e t .\• sc- & box spring
eKm • 1 in ■ 1 609 4484921
fWIN BEDS w frame" ■ * • 11; 15 - ' - "2
APPlJvS' f< 'R SALE red & del peacl
c.isk*' It- terga;: 1 ranbur ery •■• d of N Main StI 61(4 -< IV-1
V i . 1 5 'Meall 619-921 -8958 after 6 pm
■ B! - •wheels with tires, also trailer hitch & tin arner 201 297
TWO WILSON T-3.000 tennis rackets Call any time 609-896 9060
ATTENTION Tropical Fish Hobbists 1 -ell African ( uhliris .it wholesale prices 1 11 hlid City 1 Iris Drive. E W ndsor 609-448-6724 evenings mil weekends
E L E C T R I C 1 R A 1 N S REPAIRED 1 buy and se'l new & used trains jav's Train Repair 201-828-0763
' ! LTt RED MARBLE vanity p- t actory outlet Seconds
nfd nliirs Save 20 40’Y Alteg Poly Marble, 73, Second 51 Snmcrv die N J 201-526-2777
- i S 1 1 N E D O A K FIREWOOD Delivered free
1 •■ it radius $60.a- I 301 2- 6U44
Hfs • - • xcel lentground ciivci -lay- green all
Can ■ ■ v 1 ;»■ ;. -■ - ;>er ' j-' 321 8928
' >! N IN(; H1 n -Mfc -el I ;gh! colored wood table 6 chairs
close' ■ «k! -ondi 11on -31* AD -:<-ree • •’ .Itching wood la ■ <19 88. V2<I
ENEMIES Give .1 candleparts free gifts for hostess - For further information call
e 1 «609 799 :465
T\ Zenith 2? B. W an- le M a d - od
1101 $81 3ip;u •-■■ • p n.
)NL-A1 x if- \ 84 long g ■ xl Dpod $5t HAM RADKRe c e i v e r n < tot' newcond .fpo Misc additional equipneent Adding, machine taps- -ype $10 609 896-9705
JUKE BOX CMC High Yamaha new mcke!fidelity. 60 record good plated Best offer ail 609-655 condition For best offer 201 :t59A589 or 526-3212
VIOLIN Antique German.maker Joseph Muller New
FIREPLACE WOOD - Order *case and bow $150 609-466- early to avoid winter rush & price increase Cut 4 split All hardwood, choice seasoned oak seasoned 1 vr or longer Delivered 4 stocked $40 a truckload 609 448-4253. if no answer 609 261-3032
AntiquesKKl 1 POST WTIQl f -Collectibles. Furniture $
Oil LampsMany interesting item-
201-359-6730
OFF S 1)411 X
G arage Sales Pets & Animals
DRUM SET. 6 Pc Tempro, ' 6 raos old hardly used Sacrifice $250 Call 201-297-6414 after 5:30 p m
OLD A MPEG B-12 $150. 2, 12 inch AJtee speakers in fender cabinet $150. Call 609-921-2764
TYPEWRITERS Electric manual, portable, office models New reconditioned ADDERS. CALCULATORS Name brands Rentals. Repairs. Trade ins CENTER BUSINESS MACHINES, 104 Nassau St 609-924-2243
Wanted To BuyA FRENCH HORN inex pensive, single or double to be played for enjoyment 609-466- 0257 after 7 p m
LIONEL TRAIN SETS and others Also engines, cars, accessories, catalogs, etc I pay up to $1000 for some sets or collections Call for free estimate 609-587-3333
PIANO Steinway Baby Grand, model S. 51 walnut case excellent condition. $2600 Call after 5 p rn , 609- 924-2366
LUDWIG 7 piece DRUM SET $450 609-448-5350
WASHBURN GUITAR circa 1897 Rosewood back 4 slides, good condition 609-924 2645
4 PC DRUM SET Custom made, new condition Call 609 799-2155
Just west of 206. DUgfrhtown Harlingen Rd Belle Mead N J
BILL S ANTIQUES We specialize in locating items of interest to you. 579 P le a sa n t v i r * Road , Hillsborough. : rm west of 206 left off 514 Amwell Rd.. Neshanic, N J 06853 'We Buy & Sell - Consignments Welcome ' Call 201-359-6402
THE LANTERN ANTIQUES Copper & Brass cleaning S Mail » i Next ’ o Hagertj Florist Granburv N J 609- 195-0762
Auctions
VIOLIN buy don't rent superior students full size w ith hard case asking $150. Call 609- 921-3619 evenings
ORGAN Portable Farfisa '7 ip 233 mint condition $495 Call 20! 725-8725 after 6 30p.m
INTERESTED in purchasing VIOLA Excellent condition, old master 19th or early 20th wlth case and '2 bows $150 609
century prints 201-297 25,37 934.g^g]
FREEZER BEEF excellent quality fed on pasture hav and gram no Steroids Halves cut to order, packed labelled and flash frozen Will deliver 609-466-2937
BEDS VS HOPES VI J 6SS 445 464>
Dixie Bed A, E oa m Wed to Sat 12-7 116 N Main St
Hightstown
F iU M K l BULK A RUlA W HOI ES \i 1
For \our home camper, bom 609-443-4646
linn Bed A 8 oam Wed toSat . 12-7 116 N Main St
Hightstown
ABINKT DISPLAYS must-be 'o make n*mi lor nev
lisplavs Aristocrat Kitchen.- 2 Route 33 Mercervi lie
BICY CLE REPAIRS We Buy and Sell
riGKR U TOSTORt s 54 26 Witherspoon Street
609-924 3716
PRi il)t UK DIRE< T FROM mi Helds >0 you. untouched by apray of any kind sweet corn nu ked 3 in 4 1 imes a day snap fieans picked every day green and vellow squash tomatoes, uppers l ucumbers, picked at least 5 times a week Sweet , 01: lor freezing. John Drake ir 518 Stillman NJ 3 4 of a • iio west of route 206, white picket tence 609-921 7735
F.i i 'Nu MY upholsterers AM work done in old world Tadition 609-443-4646
1 111 ( lilt K1 ! t \(> 1-
ls now located at 81 Main St Kingston
Imported Fashions Handmade doll houses and
doll furniture Greeting cards An! iques Crafts
609-921 1038Hours Tues-Sat 10-6 Sun 1-5
WF. BUY STAMP COLLECTIONS 609-448-038(1
c o l l e c t o r purchasing all l s coins ollections, Top Prices At home appraisals 201 -297-5573
WANTED TO BUY Scrap ipper, bras-- leca,
aluminum, stainless stecJ. sterling silver, etc . solids or turnings Industrial, business or private Correct market price cash paid S Klein Metals Co Inc 21561 Gin. plain Rd Somerville N J 08876 Phone 3)1 -722-2288
THV BE FORK you buy Kent a pi ano w ith opt ion to buy
Rent money applied to purchase Gall Miss Brook- 6W ®2-?133 Mifflin Piano 4 organ Co . 234 E State St . Trenton \ J Open any eve by appointment
RM1 36HX PIANO HARPS 1 Jean electric sound Paid $750 6-mos ago Best offer 609-799- 2854
TELECASTER DELUXE with case Exc cond 2L yrs old Humb pick-ups 609-924- 5884
NEEDED 'Piano for musician SOLID OAK. hand carved w ith limited space and limited Hamilton pump organ, over means Call after 7 pm 609- UK) VTS 0i Best offer 201 4661425 359-6098
I seci Ft RNITURE of even- o--., riptioi Largest > 1 'u-v■r ice in Bucks County Daily til 5 ,<>sed Sunday Edison Fur
niturc Dovlestown. Pa
Lli iNEL-AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS wanted by collects Will pav up to $5(Xi a set on $2500 fbr your collection [’ lease vail 609 585-9218 after 5 p m
CORNER CUPBOARDS Jelly cupboards, blanket chests 1 drawer stand, chest Of drawers, oak china closets, oak desks and other antique furniture Also antique American clocks 201-297-0914
TOY TRAINS WANTED any make agi- or condition I-'or quick cash call 609-394 7453
NEED GASH" Buying all U S silver coins dimes to doila’ S and Indian V Nickels 201-722- 2288
WANTED - Cabinets and counters trom Kendall Park kitchen For --ale. custom made 4 post couth trundle ted 201-329-6000 after 7 p.m cal! 3)1-297 3761
WANTED DOLL HOUSE good condition wood 609-924- 5783
SMOKING PIPESUsed Uharatan. Dunhill. Sasieni, Barling, Comas G B D The older the better terge bowls preferred Cond must be excellent Call 809-382 6HS after 5p m 609-88.3-9274
oXYACETYLENE WELDING OUTFIT WANTED used good condition, also machine tools Call evenings 3)1 359-5206
WANT TO BUY set of snow tires w w H78 15 8 -15 H 55-15. etc. Call 606-448-3836
WE ARE HAVING A BABY looking for in-good condition, tessinet CM infant carseat, carriage changing table, 609- 924-0617
MusicalInstruments
SUMMER GRAND walnut ewe in perfect con riiiion 10 yrs old New $5tXX asking $'2800 1 .ill 609-888 1604
Antiques
RUBBER ST UMPS Si ar 1 o l ^ e address Home, business, zip code Rubber stamp of ail kites and sizes made to your order at:
HI.NKSON 'S 82 Nassau St.
>KA WEED Liquified or granular The ideal plan1 vitamin At Petersoa’s Nui -- Lawrenceville Road.
Princeton ‘
WANTED' Older National or M r s metal resonator Cone guitar and paD-5' 201 2 4-0585
V01 LEN . new S?0 Flute. Ards lev used $50 Trumpet Stadium used $30 Instapiano and amplifier near new $375 Cal! 609-883-4680
ANTIQUE PLAYER PIANO completely restored. Call 10-5 p m 609-392-8108
WANTED English furniture. Porcelain and silver -M-* Norris McKee displa\ ad Women’s page
BID *N BUY - October 4. Rocky Hill The usual and the unusual, at bargain prices Enjoy the local flavor as you browse, bid, and buy
ALL SORTS OF GOODIES, every weekend through Oct Also complete Ivrm fur niture. me! sofa, chairs, tables lamps plus freezer 4 pa tio-furniture Tw in Rivers ’.7 Overton Rd 609-443-3328
YARD SALE 31 Yorkshire Dr East Windsor Sat Oct 4
G a r a g e s a l e Oct 4, 9-4pm Clothing including maternity, baby equipment, toys & household terns 15 Campbell Rd Kendall Park
1 >CT 4. 3 &■ 5. Multi familv GARAGE SALE 551 Dutch Neck Rd East Windsor. 10-4. Appl, rdwd picnic set new Jothes new & old books, new
asst items babv items
ANTIQUES: 6 leg walnut drop leaf table $165 pine decorated dressing table $125 Tiger Maple & Birds Eye dressing table $350. small pine corner l upboard $600 4 plank decPa Dutch chairs $185 4arge blanket chest $95. 3 drawer cottage chest $50. old Empire dresser S85 pine jam cup board decorated $150 Slant topdeck $885. ladderback armchair $175. childs Boston rocker $50 Pa Dutch rocker S95. Tiger Maple dropleaf table $'275. Windsor Bow-back -idechair SI 25 Cherry 4 walnut 1 drawer stand $85 Cannonball bed $150 etc
Pumleve s Antiques. Routei f ! Lafay ette N J Open SUB Mon Tues h Fri . 12-5 open everx Sun For wkdavs test to call evenings 201 827 9310 Shop numbers 201 - 383- 2114
FOR SALE cradle, dry sink blanket chest, quill and washstand Evenings 609-443 4508
BOWL 4 PITCHER SET plus 8 pcs $175 Cut glass Derry bowl. S175 Shirley Temple doll original, $65 Sleigh tells brass $55 Child's Victorian rocker $65 3 4maple spool bed. custom Lord & Tavlor mattress $165 Pine server $15 5 201-29 7 3274
ANTIQUE DOLL FUR NITURE 'fainting couch wicker chair cradle, high hair. 3 beds, upright piano 2
cradles 921-6896 Evenings
CORNER CUPBOARDS Jelly cu nboa rds blank et chests. ; drawer stand, chest of drawers. Oak china closets, oak desks and other antique furniture Also antique American clocks 201-297-0914
BOEHM 4 ISP ANKA AUCTION
Sunday. October 5 at 2pm at the Hobday Inn
Route *1. Princeton N J
The following discontinued Boehm baby birds will be sold Baby Chickadee. Cedar Waxwing Western Bluebird Red Poll. Flycatcher, Magpie. Goldfinch and Blackburnian WarblerD IS C O N T IN U E D I N TE R M E D IA T E S Indigo Bunting. White Throated Sparrow and Chickadee with Holly,EARLY • BOEHM PIECES Cat with tell only 85 made tulip pitcher French Poodle reclining. Beagle hunting dog Wire haired Fox Terrier and the Red FoxCURRENT BOEHM Bate Kingfisher. Hummingbird pair Canadian Geese and the Verdin limited edition- ALSO 1970 Lenox-Boehm bird plate, animal dates, limited edition Boehm 'oo-ok ISPANKY Prudence. Huck Finn Repose, and Elizabeth We have two limited editions Jessarr.y d j| i >ebutanle We wilt allot sell some older tenox pieces plus the Patriot bowl and Sader plate We may have additional Boehm items te sale limeB! Y PORCELAINS FOR K N a 0 Y M I N T IN VESTMENT OR CHRJSTM AS GIFTS
CONTI Rf AI TA 4 At ( TION SERA l( t
i BEVERLY PLACE TRENTON
586-4531 or 586-9202
SATURDAY ( tCTOBEF I o Mi a m Personal proper! \ of Mr and Mrs A E Kluep pel berg Wertsville Be Wertsville, N J between Neshanic 4 Ringoes Wat< h for signs Antiques hundreds of picture frames including issbfted sizes in differed woods walnut Victorian roil (op desk. Circa 1865 hanging store lamp lanterns interesting primitives chairs, and rockers sleigh tells hand made cherry chest of drawers Circa 1840 blacksmith forge coach lanterns Victorian marble top furniture, quilts, mantel clocks etc Elwood Heller Auctioneer 20! 236-2195
GARAGE SALE Princeton Jd . Silt Od 4 10-5 Diningtable 6 chairs, other furniture silver antiques, drapenes io- speed bike, toys, clothes, books 23 Sherbrook Dr
GARAGE SALE Sun (let 5 12-4 pm 257 Dodds Ixsne Princeton Household goods, loss etc
MULTI FAMILY Garage Sale Sal Oct 4 9 to 5 at 7 Glen
wood Circle, off Hickors Corner Rd E Windsor Come ram or shine Household items bikes toys, books, much more
M O V I N G S A L E Refrigerator, knehen cabinet, acquarium. books baby Hems furniture, dishes tires misc household item 10 a m Sat Oct 4 . at 11 Sheffield Rd . East Windsor
YARD SALE Kendall Park :i Sturgis Rd off New Rd Mull i family Oct 4 10 am 4 p m ( anceued if raining
GARAGE SALK 97 Birch Am - Princeton. N J Sai . Oct 4 ram date Oct 11. cooking pots dishe- cutlery, clothing lamps 9-5 p.m
HUGE GARAGE SALE from soup 'a nuts in treasures Sat ' ict 4 at 59 Crusher Rd Hopewell Road to Charley s Brother
GARAGE SALE Great toys puzzles desk 3 bic. ties, tricy < n lot hex -.Rates teats sofa, more Oct 4. to-5 Ferns Thompson Apts Western Wav
A P A W.'SPETS OF THE WEEK
Miranda brown 4 black.Shepherd mix. spayed hOusebroken, female "Liechen". full grown spayed fem a le housebroken ,Wk-imaraner AKC ' j S k i p p y ' B e a g l e , bousedroken. unaltered male
Shawn AKC. C ol li e unaltered, housebroken. male *Pupp\ female. Shepherd
mix 12 week old puppy Kusiv" male, brown 4
white, short haired mixed breed. 12 week old puppy
This is on)\ a partial listing of our available pets Gall today for a complete listing All of our pets are healtny per ' sonahu plus pets available in assorted sizes and breeds, even some purebreds
Animal Placement Agency of The W indsors. Inc
609-799-1263
HoursMon i-'ri 9-1 Sat 9-5 Sun 1-4
Ba b y g u i n e a p i c sPeruvians and Abyssinians. all colors $5 ea 609-655-0252
HORSE BOARDING on private iarm access to Amwell nunl country and trails. SUM) jk*r month 201-369-8201
HIDE w ' ', FARM offers 'he 1 most fat ill I ics for I he care & boarding of your horse, with ;!u- largest area indoor ring 4 0Ui Only a short scenis uri \ i A lost 11 isonable rates In -i rut ' mu. begi nner. hunt -c a ,nd -Aesi.-rn Lindbergh 1, Hopc\M (»09 466 3426
BAA' GELDING 9 vrs. old ( >w nor leaving for boarding school w ouiri like to make deal tor board Boarder will have lull use ol horst 1 all 609-921-
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PI PS VI ANTED In Utter lots lot resale as pets Phono t,n9 452-990.-: tv-‘ ire noon
S4S S ADDLERA 1 .AM INI. ION ROAD BEDMINTSTER. V J
201-234-011tFor your shopping con- venienct we will be open Tuesday from 9 a m to 9 p.m Monday Saturday 9 a m to 6 p m
LABS > ; R i m iE VER PUPS aki champion lines, sll -.fie--- excellent famity dog or burner Supenoi pups 201 - 359-5948
GREAT DANE. PUPS Ch.sired. ■ a a - . nrl brindle,- pped hot M9 753 -85 13
EH‘ , puppies '--KC -1 , ■ c.an’.pioi re Lmebred- pj-: nc show ijual ’ v Callaltei p n 201-782-0843 G i Has half Lingoes. N J
JIMMY HALI S U mON364b Nottingham Way Hamilton Scj 12 miles Iron: Princeton Sales and display center open 12 9 pm daily Auction of furnishings, an tiques & jewelry Wednesday Oct 8 at 7 30 p.m Reserved seats St 50 each Call 609-890- 0926 or 609-924-8585 Auction each Wednesday there after
ESTATE SALE Saturday October 4. 1975. 9 a m to 5 pm 717 River Road, Piscatawav. NJ Antiques, general household Rugs lamps twin bedroom se*t also electric powered single ted for invalid refrigerator
Orientals, trunks clothing, garden tools and tqols (food clean items No early birds Cash or good check
AUCTION HALL FOR RENT Saturday and Sundae Lawrenceville Indoor Flea Market 608-882-7960
Garage SalesFLEA MARKET Joyce Kilmer Chapter of Deborah. Reichler s Park Monmouth Jet Oct 4. 9-5 p.m $5 4 $7 Refreshments Contact Roee 201 329-6722 or Mrs Skrocki 238-2579
YARD SALE Oct 3rd & 4th. 9 to 5, household items lawn mower TV upright freezer, childrens books 4 toys, xnick knacks, clothing. -8 \4 swimming pool w - cover ladder 4 filter 191 Dorchester Dr East Windsor
' GARAGE SALE Mac mg Sal & Sun . Oct 4 4 a 10 i p.m82 Librarx PI Princeton Dinette table- with r- swivel ■hairs buffet, nest oi tables, old fashioned baby carriage childrens furniture crib Jr ted.eb School desk, toys pin ball machine lamps chest of drawers and clothes
FRI S A T , & SUN Dayton near IBM Hw\ 522. everything & anvtinng New 4 used items
SAT OCT 4. 9 a m to 6 p m Bicycles slim Jim elen tr - broom, collectors bottles A\on Beam & muse items ‘22 Lorne Lane Birchwood Estates of North Post Kd , Princeton Jet
LARGE GARAGE SALS Everything from jxits and pam- in i-lothes and furniture Must clear everything out Sat Oct 4. noon to 6 p m at Terrace club. 62 Washington Rd . south of Prospect St Princeton
E SALI I 4 5 9 a rr, to a p m Many antiques, furniture, recliner saddle, dishes, stereo, bucket seats, man; other terns Harold Da\ison Farm Cranbury Neck Rd Ite mi from Cran- l>ur\ 609 395 0034
M %Gi SALE Mixlern -ola. club chair, rug. kitchen set chairs, books, dishes. 1953 Buick and more River Road. Belle Mead Sat & Sun 10-4 pm 291-359-4282
Pets & AnimalsT B Horses for sale Also mare and foal Call 201-369 8201
BEAUTIFUL 3 year old Anglo Arab filly Ready to go maiden hunter or babv green hunter Standing 16 hands and growing $1800 Cali 609-924 0934 Serious inquiries only
i K it \r old affectionate :n„le dog" Well behaved Prefers young girl 609-883-7646 alter 6 p.m
MINLATt RE SCHNAU5ER PI PP1ES H w k.s. AKC. champ Wood line 609-883-4023
- N ! i1 g NDS AKC reg . treeing walkers. Championship blood line. 3 mos . papers shots 4 wormed $125call (lira 448 2766
SIAMfeSK KITTENS nine wks old Call 609-799-3451.
(-AI BOARDING Bear I'd "ik Kennel . Princeton Jet ! ei - ; Board of Health appl O' od RKI-452-2692
F 1' EE Biuepoint Siamese lemaic tixed 1 have too man-, i a (s ( .f.. 2(1.1 i 526-1.357 after p m
SADDLE Meuban Siegfrii19 new $280 201-821-8566
PR()t I SSIDNAL BIDING INSTRUCTION
Private only -( i-rlified Instruction ■Beginners thru advanced Age 5 thru adult
-Class time 1 hr. -Complete program include
Text-Ridi ng Horse and lack Care
’ STAGANDOE FARM STABLES 609 7:57 -3242
I lit- School of t.quiation
Sunset Road. Sktllman, N J
Instruction in Riding and Horsemanship
Special low >ene*< ratesfor begi n.ners and
intermediates
Horses Boarded and Trained
By appointment only 201-359-5060 : 609-924-2343
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Pets & Animals Pets 8 Animals Autos Wanted Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Trucks InstructionPrinceton
Animal Rescue League
' SAVE i
■oOI> FRIEND IS HARD FIND ' BI’T NOT AT
! SAVE SHELTER
; ■ black and white shaggy g medium sue
■ tan and white Terrier :>• (log
black Lur-rau->r pc dog pure bred Husky dog
'ale large black Labrador [X1 dog■ male tan and white Terrier. ",i Lmg haired
dature female Collie- i-pherd found on Jin male pure bred Beagle
m a le ‘(paved 4 war old end ivpc (log hi■ jser ;
"xi with children m- pun- bred Silks Terrier
log i wars old
|C'C\ Ci'Ltr,' 1
IfcDQrt loci and found pets 1 hir; :a/\ r period and call
1 • ponce ;/ sou mi! n .! ured
n. airs •> i i,raves 609‘ , ppt
Leeds and Grams for all animals at
Host t) vi t Mil l 274 Alexander St
Princeton Ej(J9 S24 111 34
UHSES -ught & Stal for rent
i 5819 ill
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'N REGISTERED half Arab ’alonimo mare. 7 years old in xcellent health Shown 3 ears tn 4-H Pins at shows (as alternate for .Jersey State how 1975 Good for hunter iding breeding Needs a trong rider Owner going to, i lit" io .Hi "‘I
k i<; FOODS RCA Garden hops a >• jour lies; source i, R d Huskies It you're i
I! O i.sk itiout -[X-I :alrices K( A locationsightstown New Brunswick rent on
ALAMINi i spirited 6 vrs .; j ;-..l J Ml" ii. iS. :
EE TO GOOD HOME \K ■
■ , - • '“■.I'.rds (amity wdh yard Idren now that city family
* ... t".
iKKlE Pt'PPIES AKC g . males and females nsonable Call after 5p m .
e i -km
LABRADOR RETRIEVER pups nine weeks old, AKC registered champion line excellent with children, only four left Call 609-883 7434
BE At T1FI 1 mm A spue 2 yr old children's cat. declawed and neutered Owner allergic and heart broken Free to good home 201-297-0631
DOG BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS solved byprofessional psychologist m your twine 600 486 201 ■ n 448 9391 9
DAOHSHEN'D p u p p i e sA K ( 10 weeks old Black and'an 609 466-1687
5 V KITTENS 4 months females. 1 male Farm or
individual homes 050-448 4002
B'iA CONSTRICTOR 2 yrs aid beautiful marking- ft »ng plus heated rage Jioo
mi" !•! • 4;j
LARGE HUNT HUNTER for -ale 9 yr old grey gelding
shown at top shows by , hung gjr; perfect tamily ponv Safe reliable and capable i"r beginner to ad vanced nder Cali after 5 p mu"‘ 466 !7'it
\i USKAN MALAMt TE pups AK' fit)9 W. : 2?i evenings
and weekends
KERRY BLUE TERRIER male. 3 yrs old. quite reasonable very affectionate 609-655-3135.BRITTANY SPANIEL pups AKC and all shoG Parents.• xi eller.' hunters 60!' 73? 1124
W EIM A R A N E R PEDIGREE vrs sch.xil trained likes
i i- need' a place to run , ><, goud *>< r : ... 600 -4-4 i
1336 after 5 p m
REE KITTENS Part,iiiiesr w till'- • gray par .lined t week- old 3n 1 329
FIELD HUNTER • Pleasure Hi )RSE I6h i .elding jumps
£ alt wm 689 w I 6
ENGLISH SETTER puppies 1 leg ' week- ,ild ' n color and orange and white tick 20 1 782 7153
ADORABLE KITTENS one red, two gray free to good , . . l'(l9 to'
POMERANIAN PUPS < hampion Blood Line Call
f i '»
DCtG HOUSE LARGE 3x4 ft . met ex I IT! "I CM . W ! KM : $29 9:
picked up Call Raritan 1 ■ ye 257 C.«K
KEESHOUND PI PP1ES 4w ks old Call 201 722-4254
inn, GR< H >MIN(J bathinglipping all breeds high
.. i set ' ■ nablt■ ales 609 737 1 $49
MINIATURE COLLIE 2 sable and one tri-color champ Mood line ix 19 i't.i 185.7
Lost & Found
.mp.
IHNNY S sdjRAI IR N METAL will fey old car*, trucks farm machinery in dustrial A resident a 609-®5- 3311
Autos For Sale
SCHN At ZER c i re um st an ces m us t
vrs old. raised with A11 (S' 11 * in;t ? t* $150
L A C K L A B R A D O R TR1EVER l year old.
O registered champion ie Beautiful and very endly Needs room to run m 609 882 'C>"
m IDLE looking c.r I homiHigh spirits go.k 1 waichdog cute sm standard, hlk 4
■<'" 446 '"4 :
J, SEND My 3 . mos old v ir. x uur farm to be
,,o Fill' will be reads th Also STAID for
.... $ 11 m nio w-11 i f eed & . an. exercise ceded ! t re pasture & uxxi .rx luded
. . . . . 8567anytime after 3 30 v
IVE HE. A A'A 13)1 .OR ED v, ft c Shebi
arm $2 per b ird . 3 , erage D elic ious for stew • icasse soup or sau ces iackpomt M ontgom ery Rd eshanu 210 *69 4.s
HEAT DANE 7 mo lod ■ male fawn ail shots grea1 s position good withx, Idren housebroke.n dert at chdog AKC champion icestrv must sell 201 359
HORSE STALLS tor rent leal bx-alion for trail riding mail outdoor ring with jump >ncfe pasture $7o-mo n oted on Cherry Valiev Rd ill I it W 466 147(1
Z & W M A Z D AU S E D C A R V A L U E S
7'< TRIUMPH Rf $3 900yellow Convertible 43 200miles
. v : { 4Coup* $3550dark green AM FM 000miles
v -.,7 1 iW l| $3100white 9 (XXi miles
72 M A ZD A R X 2 Seda r $1 .700greet 82 fXKl -Oiler73 C H EV Y VE<M W AGON
$2396White \ 1 45 onomiles
1 u -$2.395
white, automat* 30.00< nles
- 1 ■ <r $2. 5(K)ti now
ll res 20,000 mitesj I $2, 195
greei w tt jn jp r o[ 42:miles
• , i Ilk • Oil! HO - ,,;,i.. tai 11 eW
spection
2 & W M A Z D A R T . 2 0 6 P R I N C E T O N 1
9 2 4 933 0
X)WC*S' loan ' 11 rch'i *
1-a tes •
■ ill" on ;
y new
a 36-nont h 1 oa n Call the3ank of Manviile 201 526-430(1
MUST A!
good shape $(ioi 0467
>8W GH \ND 1PR1X Pontiac»ood condi thon jus t t unedompl«stely .aut ornattc anonai t:toning tilt steering^aded $85(). 6C)9 44H 856:
FOUNT' YOUNG MALE CAT or. I mversity Campus tiger tripe and -vhit* eal 609-921
8730
LOST Gold tie clip initials A M S 3rd’ Reward, call
609-921-6724 after 6 p m
f o u n d b l a k f e m a l enog medium size Poodle rvpe. collar and flea collar• 4)9 92! HIM4
Autos Wanted
WANTED 7! ur 72 Datsun 240 Z automatic airreasonable mileage and goexi
'■<: 3 (4-19
MORRIS MINOR in good rendition t aii Freehold 201 462-8149
.H NK ( ARS U ANTED
ANA CONDITION
• x “. Me. i.-i .
.11 NK ( ARS V, -ANTED » ' SliKi .V 548-6582
WE BUA clean VW s or other imports Princeton VW R' 206 Princeton, N J 609-921 2325
ALL -H NK ' 'ARS and 'rucks - .ii"ed 1- ree iowing $1.7 a; : up Scarpat i Auh> Wrecking•lift u-ir
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MERCEDES 450 SL '73, fully equipped, original owner. 40 000 suburban miles, new -teeI belted radials, serviced ■ inly bv Mercedes dealer garaged always Light blue dark blue tops & upholstery SU. 800 609-924-3476 After 6pm weekdays or anytime Sunday
70 COUGAR XR 7 p s. p/b a < std trans am fm stereo, stl hi! radials low mi , best offer e.er $1100 gets it 609-448 6630
L o w e r 7 c, ; m
'47! A ( tl.Vt :*M : uxury sedan Exc cond a/c, auto radio.
9462-9281
71 PONTIAC GRAND VILLKdixit hard (up ( jxiwr nr
1dition Private sa • -185<IXXI H8 L.'iS-
i(GA MARK II roadster Moving must seL call eve- & weekend- 609 *4 ‘-2~
Mi C AN' . '0 n • ■ ' !«' B-cvl good condition Best■t: Do >e'j ax
73 VOLKSWAGEN THINGol , -
896 9142
I jj|convertible.} runs well $250
• ■ •••■ ngs -'*■ 4. . 2o
VW BUS -4 old but durable new shix'ks-, battery & paint B'Kh. ' \i eiter , ■ • re' en* ;. (Lai US' V ■) :>■"‘•4-1 14 (
72 PINTO H ATI HBA< K .do v igge •
am !rr. sle- -arfiai- in** w ' • 55 600 LI9 7V*< Ht
•>464 ("ORVAIR 2 dr good needs muffler Best
lifer Call 609-395-0026
i46S GOU) CHRYSLER New automatic all power,
dr radio, high m p g exc cond 297-5435 after 6 or w**ekends
i ADILLAC 75 COUPE DEVTLLE fully k»ded low
i .a must fee to ap prrelate Call 609 737 1467
i960 JAGUAR 3 85 new ■ c • exhaust tires Needs
genera tor, bodv work $1000 or lifer Call 737 <838 eve 9247412 da y
LD£ UTLISS -i Ail -.cm Michelin radials gdniul Best offer 609-924-6871
T ! 1 iY i iTA COROLLA 1600 i s«» i miles new radial tires
si Hoe Call 609-443-6287
974 MG Midget excellent condition 18.000 miles Muring must sell Asking $!!«N! 609-799-2685 after 7 30
%4 (ORVAIR Excellent ondition Must sell Call after ; n 609 882-9342
DATSUN 240Z Excell -id low m ieage $3600 or
L ifler 609 452 8850 or 466 1787 ask for Allan
968- AiG MIDGET new paint good condition, $950 215 946 8215 after 6 p.m
19J0 FIAT 850 convertible new radial tires, 50,000 miles.
good mditia S.ODOKS Cl 2988
1H TR A VELA Li, 72 all ' ras excepl 4 WI) $2300 201
'159 2286
97 BU RK CENTURY I XUS 2-di lull power 8 rack stereo low mileage
■ igt kept OriginsI owner 60g 25 ■ 229 7 m i
N J ( all after 5pm
■. AH LAND ROVER Authorized dealer T & T A1 i- ir- di" AAuodbridge Ave liigtuand Park N J 201-572-
197" PONTIAC Catalina Wagon. PS P B 8.C rack.
tape deck trailer towing package $2500 Call 20 1 358 <008 evenings
'HHYSLEK Town and 1 " -■■ ckd M I DU -Ht
AM FM stereo ailxki m Asking $1500 Must
sell. fast 201-752-2444 ireenbrook
ADILLAC 1974 Couj>e de Yiile immaculate. 12.000 mis loaded cabaret roof, hocolate with tan interior 2"1 844-2785
S A AB Authorized
Sales Service Parts St NSF T At TO s AI.ES
Route 12 Baptistov. fi N J
201-996-2137
" " AK , Midget-engine fop rdi! um new clutch, brakes
\t-eds some work-cal! 609-924 ,6101 after 5:30 pm or aeekends
74 AMC MATADOR. 2 dr . air. stereo rear window defogger intermittent wipers vinyl top 14,000 mi , new spare, mounted snow tires on rims Asking $2600 201 ■ 75224 44 or 356-3315 Greenbrook
AMC MATADORS buy any new 1975 Matador from our stock for $75 over dealer invoice plus small prep charge Limited time offer while over Docked Colonial Motors US ~ North Branch 201 -722-2700
72 KURD GRAN TORINO A/< P s OB -AM FM stereo radio tape Excellent con- drtion Best offer over $1800 Call 448-0228 evenings preferred
70 TOYOTA COROLLA -Auto 30 mpg, radio, snow "res new paint, exceptionally• lean dependable, inspection July ’78 Asking 111!® 201752=2444 or 828-4117 Green brook
71 BMAA 28Q0CS Ixtw mileage, good condition Call 609-924-7080 after 6p m
97: TORuNADG Original winer exceptional condition. Mere" air full power many extras, just tuned, new • -xhau-s' system brakes tires -hocks, eh 60.000 miles SlHOo ■ all weekdays 609 924 7757 >. et-kends 6119 65.5 023 I
I’nRSCHE iW\ ER Needs arge at ton glider tra;i*>r
AA'LL sell nr trade for Mercedes itese 173 Porsche 9)4 2.0 appearance group. mag wheels air cond am dm stereo, sk: rack '14,(XX) miles Immaculate 609-921 85.91' ext K) oi 809 799 3858 eves
74 i ’UTL ASS supreme A !P Windows P S P disc- brakes AM FM stereo sport wheels alarm, bucket seats console Like brand new 609 799 1697
1888 VW has1 i«ck i \ e lent running condition just passed inspection many new parts 57.000 miles $950 or best ifler 609-466-3364
74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER, sun roof, radial tires. 2-dr 6-cyl 3-speed std stereo tape deck. 1 driver $31000 609-466-2762
70 CHEVY' ■ Concours wagon 8 passenger PS.. P DB auto V8 Factory air Excellent gas mileage $1350 or best offer 609-466-2108
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,,n a® > - 8301 ftapm f
f'EMPESTn • • ti|W
tis ■ ' /'*■ ■' ■ '■origina gwnei worth $385
« i9-44H (8.0
MUSTANG Fast back air auto, PS, PB 15 000 mi color red Lack nt Ask ng $.’*** 201 7322444 or 356-3315■reer I njof
1972 M E V Y Kmgswood ; ■ ate wagon Delux ex- teriot A 1 ‘ P S & brakes AM FM radio casette plaver w speakers 50,000 mifes ?. 4<* *19 - 2969
1974 SL'BRAU. 4 dr , radial tires. 30 mpg in citv. factors warantee Call 609 392-3585
1977 MUSTANG CONVERT Midnight FHlue 289 V8 engine All new whitewall tires, am fm radio, std shift. 20 mpg plus Exc. running cona $1 000 609-799-1749
F'iRD TORINO j dr HT .mu!! motor auto air cond <<r oOti mi tires like new vinyl >np PLxceptionally clean A * ng $1775 Greenbrook 20! 752 2444
1971 DATS N -'4(iZ orange original owner 55,000 miles, ■all 201-297 4277 after 4 pm
70 PLYMOUTH Barracuda 383cc. 4-speed, good condition Asking $1800 609-466-3488 after
73 PINTO WAGON light brown, auto trans fm radio, exi cond Hast sell Owner "■ax ing country Asking $2300 < all 609 882-4285
72 BU1CK RIVIERA air full rower AM-FM. Vinyl top I’ery clean inside and out
garaged 56,550 ■ miles 924 (1746 or 201
TRU MPH Spitfire Brown 1970 43. 800 miles NewRadials AM FM Radio $1*150 Call 201 297-0432 or 201 "297 63 4 8
73 MAZDA 10.000 mi . immaculate -ond Student eaving tot "liege Must sell 201 297 1696 aft 6pm
1975 MUSTANG 11 Mach 1 4-i speed, radio 4TXKI m iles
• ■■ ■ ■ tel 3o mi ieag'' $355! i 2 o In M) p.rG
a relm 297-0114
IMP ALA 4 dr Slat tor. Wagon P s&b a - auto shift, am fm. radio auto door locks
1 tic cmer $ ■« Ml8826 after 5 pm
69 PONTIAC CATALINA. 82,000 mis air rond . P B $575 or best offer Call 201 1 37-6091
471 A AA Squareback am fm radio. automatic tran-
■ : of if •■ tes Near [x*rfect condition 609 921 4203 4-5 p m
m SHELBY n M ICR ;.L ! sp alloy wheels white w hi ini 52200 201 <29-6124
i 'ustomizer's Special $KKi
55 Buick Electra a c radio '■lean, bad valve otherwise runs smcxrth. rear deck needs 'work new front tires
GRAB IT fi09 443 3H)!i
1974 < tlds Delta 88 Royale a < luxury ahm* ntments ex-client condition S330O 609-443 1919
MAVERICK 1970 Slick shift 47 (Kid miles ver\ clean reliable economical $1150 Asking 201 329-6463
59 MG A super shape • ■ oam cal iy peri SCI * a I i
with black interior new 1 cp adials. must see $2000 call
'.09 448-6935
COUGAR XR 7 loaded 5L 000 mi white with blue int
ar looks new Asking $2200 Greenbrafec. 201 752-2444after 6. 356-3315
72 CHEVY VEGA Hatchback 1 speed, low mileage, excelien!on gas new paint job Will sell 'I. brst cash offer over $1175 rreenbrook 20 ) 75 2 2444
74 PONTIAC Ventura 4 dr 4 spd PS&PB air, am fm « KKIrr $275" 609 737-2927
68 C H E V Y VAN Automata excellent running cond some bodv work needed Make offer 297-1446 after 6 p m
...' TAN VOLKSWAGEN BUG good operating cond fa I y low mileage a rare find $50(i < all 609-443-3950 alter p m
BAVARIAN '72 4 speed,jxiwer steering factory air, in fm Becker 60,000 miles Asking $5600 will trade 609 799 2124
GREMLIN 1073 iit peccttbi* cond Rcvl.std shft. new tires radio tugg rack 22,000 miles Operates economically $199" 609-466-2933
1970 MERC MARQUIS BROGHAM 4 dr HT oeel belted radials a ■ p p t, 50 '**i miles Ex< cond Cali after 7 id p.m 609-443 4289
MUST SELL third car 1969ad b.c Sedai I »■ \ Be p two
weeks Recent rebuilding of transmission. steering brakes exhaust system $979 Passed N J Inspection ready 'or <0.000 miles of service at 13 14 mpg with minimal upkeep Best offer over $1200 wins a well cared
■ .i - 00 0242020
74 OLDS < utlass Supreme i dupe ps pi- w hi tew all radials vmvl roof air am $3500 609-924-8666
-tot. A ' iL\ i $ G" Bonnie 609 "54 0235
73 TOYOTA COROLLA ■Automatic radio, new disc- brakes 35 imki easily driven n lies, 25 30 m p g Expanding amtiy ftrees fete IM ‘635 at 215 297 1546
m i voLVt i22s,automatic, air radio Gcxxi condition New battery brakes tires exhaust distributor hoses wires $995 or best offer Call 201 -249-3252 between ll-6 p m
i69 SQ BACK fuel injection
new tires body could use some ■Aork (vest offer 609 92 : 5154
70 FORD RANCH WAGON Air cond . power brakes,
:iwer steering Body rough "irst $275 takes it CaJ'l 609-882- 7997 between 5 and 7pm
70 A AA GH1A $850 red conv autom . R and H. good cond and mileage just inspected 609-695-5547
1971 CHEVROLET Impaia - 2-door custom coupe P/S. A/C, AM radio, exc cond $1798 609-883-7727
1962 CORVETTE red & white, exc condition $3600 or will trade for 1956 T-Bird Call 609-298-9669
VOLVO 69 STATION WAGON, am ■ fm $1000 Cali 609-921-1720 after 5pm
64 DODGE runs good, automatic $250 or best offer 609-443-4354
Call
1962 FORD PICK-UP TRUCK in fair cond Asking $300 Call609-466-1009 or 92! 9857 after 4:30 p.m .Ask for Brownie
GROVE ROLL BACK bodies, new 4 used trucks in stock with bodies mounted201 - 247-7491
WRECKERSNew & Used
Weld-Built Body Company- Distributor
st NSET AUTO SALESRoute 12
Baptistown. N J 201-996-2137
NEW GMCTRUCKS
We re overstocked with over 75 new pick ups. vans. 4-wheel drives dumpers, suburbans, utility trucks, heavy duty models Our biggest selection ever
COLON! At MOTORSTruck Center''
t. 'S Rt 22 North Branch 201-722-2700
1968 CHEVY l.MPALA STATION WAGON auto, trans radial 4 snow tires First <450 609 882-5243
1971 VW Squareback E -onomical and dependable. $1495 Call after 5 pm 201 - 873-3711
1971 TOYOTA 1600 wagon A C auto Call after 6 pm 609 443-4234
Motorcycles
THE HONDA PLACE oopet - 1 loo Ranch 866 Hi
flam ilton Square Mon-Fi i 9-9 Sat 9-3
. A MAH A Harr Brothers Motorcycle Sales ServiceParts 1605 N Olden Ave. ! ' on! or 609-393 7550
MR TUNE UP-Get ready lor winter with a quality tune up at a reasonable price All w ork guaranteed Also winterizing and oil changes Residential service 609-448-9112
1974 GREMLIN 8000 mi, factory warantee i sp std. best offer over J'gntxi 609 448 154:-:
fid CHKVROIJET Pick up .1 utility hod\ 609 448- 10:30
1971 * ARMEN (Hi!A autam fm radio 30,000 miles new tires, vellow like new 609-655-0935
73 FORD PICK UP Fi(X) a th camper 34 0*xi n lies exceltenl owttUoi 20 169 6444 alter ■ p m
7" Ft iRD ( i H'NTRY SQUIHf- asking $850 ( al! 3b 359-4204,
after fi p m
74 TURIND*' ELITE w hite.- Whill A fflt " Utt i43i«
( all 009-88:■ 2743
i)PEl. I'letlc Running '-ondilion Nef-'U vmo work $125 600-466- "747
75 CAPRICE 4 dr sports sedan low mileage retired ', M executive 609-65.5-4506
-4 M ALIBI ■ LASSK >UPE p s. p 'b a c. v in y l roof,
many extra s Asking $3475 609+48-5731
68 OLDS CUTLASS Supreme. 4 dr a c PSPB. 86,000 miles $1150 609-799-9036
1972 DATSUN 510 station yyagon 4 speed AM FM radio $1995 f ali 609-298-7089
MERCEDES BENZ 45SE 1973 white w-Blue leatherinterior i; S®® one ow aar miles Perfect Asking $11900 Inquire 201 22: «88 or 201-233- 5534
TUTORINGREADING ENGUSH
STUDY SKILLS HISTORY FRENCH
Adults AChildren THE LEARNING
EXCHANGE157 S. Main St Highutown
6**-443-41I3
IAZZ PIANO from pianist composer Learn to play whetvou hear and feel Call anvtime 609-448-5533
CONCERT PIANIST and teacher ATCM NJ Cer Pa is accepting a limited number of students Beginners to ad vanced 609 655-4346
1958 CHEVY 4 ton Dickup, rebuilt carb generator new brakes $400 201 359-3188
64 IN T E R N A T IO N A L METRO STEP VAN-Good gas mileage, fine running con- dition very efficient van Asking $650 Call 609-924-1412
RecreationalVehicles
19 Eldorado motor-home. 7300 miles, like new, power "teering power brakes, a'c. am fm $7500 609-448-7795
FOR RENT 1975 new Win- nohago Mmor home model D- 21 Sleeps K Full) self con ained living tacilities Weekly
rental S275 pi us 8 cents per mile t all after 5 p.m 609-586- 2669
1970 HOLIDAY VACATIONER RB 60 gal propane spare tire. bunk, exc i-ond $2600 t all 20!-329-64!7
HONDA 125 Super Sport perf conditiort Gcxxi on road or dirt -Asking $325 609-4482118
CYCLE INSURANCE low rates immediate cmentt 1 9 or 12 mo policies Call Kim Bowman 609 799-0472
1972 RUPP ENDURO Good condition. Tc 1 Torque con verier. Back Rnobbie asking $125 609-448-738!
HONDA Trio! 70 Good condition, low mileage, best offer Lafayette HE20-. CB radio with turner + 3 mike Also womens bicycle Call 609 924-1519
197! HONDA CB-350. red, 9.000 miles extras & cover Mint condition 201 85§ 7404 -ifler 6 p m
Mt'TOR BIKE for sale Harley-Davidson 65 cc like new 70 miles Helmet and luggage rack $240 Call Tim 609-924-6364
HONDA XL 350. dirl and road bike 3.500 miles 1974, $850 Call 609-466 3052
147- A AM AHA »80 excellent ondit ion runs and looks like
new f all 609-799 2155
K 1 A yS A K i 350 . evl 2 1 rokes "(reel. 1200rrn!es like
new $700 201 -359-5042
HONDA SL125. go<xi cond low mileage, many extra parts Asking $250 Call 201-359-3524
’.97r. HONDA 750 Super Spirt orange extras $1800 Call 609 799-3820 evenings
47 . I!t UP SCRAMBLER shocks front and rear torque
■ e r l « $u .’t 201 045
1972 YAMAHA Dirt Bike 250cc DT 2. excellent con dition 609 443-1437
1975 MONTES A ‘250" Mofocross angle shocks, excellent condition Must sell Make reasonable offer Call after 5 pm 609-448-.3586
VW 1966 Pop-Top camper ■ t.'xxi condition. $875 609-448- 7432, ask for Bob
Campers1965 COX TENT CAMPER ( all after 6 p m 201-297-1867 - K e n d a l l P a r k
Boats
l)K \KK BUSINESS COLLEGE
17 Livingston Ave.New Brunswick, N J
Complete Secretarial and Accounting Courses
Day and Night Courses Telephone 201-249-0347
The School ot EquitationSunset Road. Skiliman. N J
Instruction in Riding and Horsemanship special low series rates
for beginners and intermediates
Horses Board and Trained
Bv appointment onlv 201-399 1060 609-924-2343
PIANO LESSONS. experienced Princeton undergrad particularly in terested in young children 609-452-0273-Sarah
1-; V K NKU D E 7 hp ou 1 boa rdmotor Exi cond $225 firm 1 all .liter 30 p.m 609-924- 2181
SAILBOAT FOR SALE 10' ■ lass D Dyer Dink with brass fittings excellent condition trailer included $700 r ail
M i 924 7 286 after 5pm
1969 FIBERGLASS 22'Hurley twin keel Call 609 152-2300 ed 68S or 215-785-2597
BOAT 14FT .ALUM duck boat, trailer, I2h p motor $35(1 call 609-448-2766
ROWBOAT Heavy con Mructed. wood.almost new fait i"b lakes up to 3 hp. seats - ■ m - A m k- For fishing or pram im $5<i 6(19 448-8 1 91
PRINCETON
HEBREW
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY STUDENT WIFE FROM ISRAEL, wishes to teach Hebrew privately or in groups Experienced tutor at all levels Your place or mine Please call Lea Shimshoni 609- 921-2046
Beginning Classes in Exercise and Meditation
KL'NDAI IMA OCA
Call 609-924-3962 after 5 pm
FLUTE AND PIANO LESSONS Bachelor of music mus ed Qualified teacher
will accept any level students For more information cal! Sharon V McMichael 609-452- 1959.
G U I T A R L ES S ONS Reasonable rates. Chester lwhman 828 So Main St Manville 201 72.5 1683
PAWO LESSONS an international concert artist now accepting advanced students in Hamilton Square. Call 609- 890-0094. 890-0959 890-0026
PIANO LESSONS, former Juilliard Prep ,Umv of Mich grad Call Steve 609-921 1812
STUDY THE ELUTE with experienced teacher Lessons available for children and adults, all levels at your home or nunc ( fall 609 924 SIS
READING TUTOR all grades, experienced teacher with masters degree Hourly- rates Call 609-883-0763
NEED HELP IN WRITING'’ call H el i k on 609-924-5782 Private and group sessions with qualified teachers, writer" and editors for students adults busines-ses
SAILING CANOE pleteh equipped Good cond Canoe or sail $100 201-297 1129after 5 p.m
RIDING LESSONS com Professional, 15 yrs exp
Guaranteed results Dressage Equitation. Jumping 609-655- 3359 after 6
HG.N'DA MO-PED motorbike Exc cond Low cost tran "poriation $85 20 1 297-1129 after 5pm
KAWASAKI 90, good condMot across type rebuilt engine, priced for quick sale $275 201-297 1.390
® ' STOM abir cruiser -Twin Palmers flying bridge Steps 4 cvci'llent to live aboard Manx extras $8500 ( all 4)1-359-4722
END OF SEASON SPECIAL Jelwmd/Mach II sailboat 14 ft cartoppable. exc condition fast & toprated $495. (all 609- 466-3559 after 6pm
Machinery & Equipment
CLOSE-OUTS - Foundry type all modern faces, repro press, electrostatic paper plate maker Elrod Nolan remelt furnace, galley cabinets Lino mats. Varityper, all in good condition Real closeout prices Call or stop in Trentypo Inc 304 Stokes Ave . Trenton 609- 883-2198
GUITAR LESSONS - Learn onlv what vou want Allsytles. all' artists off-the-record transcriptions of any music a< a liable Reading scales chords, theory etc Bare beginners to advanced, ages 6- 60 Stop playing the same old
call ('licks
( 'hi Idren
899-924 0636
Adults
Kendall Park Area Ml Sl( LESSONS
YOUR HOMEMost Instruments Taught
:t0 Years Experience
MERIT Ft) NT IN EL I140 Kendall Rd Kendal! Park Dial 297-2108
F L U T E L E S S O N S Specializing in teaching younger, beginning A intermediate students Emphasis breathing tone, theory' A musicalitv Call 609-924-26® after 6pm
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Ready Mechanicals negatives only
Tnason. 609-924-
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NS for tipewriter and receive a Wnahi f-'REE < asio Electric
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ATERING Intimateinner parties to large eceptions V ariety of menus
M A h l 'C A S CATE R IN G Finger Food specialists ' ri-ncr a iter mg No party too mall or '<« .irge Be a guest,
at vour own party' For in-• •" ■' -i JO", w>
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mplete \ and 121-2184
PI.I MBING & HEATING OIL BURNERS
I B Itt 1)1)1 N(i A s<)\ 1N(2 i4 Nassau St
Princeton 609 R24-01 fit*
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in SPRING ST
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424 5668 or bring your fur- i,ilure ’ • DIP N STRIP 49 Main St . Kingston N J We ll do tlx- dirty work for you We have furniture lor sale We do catling and rushing and if vou need refinishing we ll do that 'on Thank you. not ils DIP N STRIP 49 Slain St Kingston.
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I li \llts ( \N! H It l SHED reglued. tightened repaired Furniture refinished Years ui experience Free pick-up and to! Ivor- Mill K9f> 1)0.47
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Linds cape Des gn ngand
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LE our ganfen Roto-l{S l m 1 nent >perati(3nCT>« ti - 1 > :ren 09-448 49 888443
FT KX)EE & SON'SLA : , V[>esgat - -k done f >dd jobs
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.andscape.;; -Designer 1and ( ont ractor
ander St1yr1nceton
609-452-2401
n 1 all siztes, trimfyU'' 1 609-44.3-W1
L.-' n care.Ire nd finev. ood Cai!(O’ ’ • m.ales 60V1-448-4913Or
L. NTHNA NCE atr( ales Ca 11 IwRo11 609 448 4'
R 3 - TIES end of.Si 1,MI! , - •1 (m nardw ood 6 b\t, ■ "eosoted y >-< i - ; 411:R.,r ' , 201-2576-"'»
3' UP TC) $1,30singles & ,1 hions. a11 colorsBl •' I ran bur’( SouthR ■ •-- 1 1/2 m 1 fromfa irgrounn s a t f)ijnham sCorner Ri is fromK Lirsers027!
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RNITt RF REPAIRED tR ( i o F I N i, A N D O Rnt- \ pieces reglued >>r A Ml? M SIDING Forplaced like new Shaky free esnu phone 609 924-airs, tables or what have 8 action cajlu Kef ini.shing also dor«' anytime Ask IfH’ L)irk orill .’nl ;?;>M j h. eves ficiga
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TV PEW HrrFiti KF.I ’AIRGeneral cleam ng and rt'pairsFree e'Stima tes Aa 11 EaKadi gal 1, t>09-448-6443
TV PIN C7 \. t nom 1 :>v exIjeriencc■d st-cretary Reportseorresptinde noe, uapers VV ot i\done (m 1HM Exe cuft vet vpeu nt! er A 1all 609- ■3 4385
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RETURNS
orations partnerships - vt duals F in a n c ia l tions
KEMP'Sl \\ A U ( Ol NT1M
in anytime
E le c t r i c ia n s
N H l i U U SONS flw y io & Grjggs Drive
2t:: >'29 4k >.
Repair Service - Electrical Power &
Lighting Installations Industrial Maintenance
ELECTRICAL WORK no iob loo tug or loo small, work iiiauship guaranteed 201-297- >047,
ELECTRICIAN LICENSED Qua lily work for all vour electrical needs All work fully guaranteed to meet with your -atisfactior Free estimates•J 1*1-44 ;
G a r d e n i n 9 * r-i. L a n d s c a p in g
PLANT CARE advise is heap from Mama Frisbie
Si txi That s Cheap Con sultation bv phone Mama Frisbie likes to give a diagnosis not a post mortem. So don't w ait until its too late ‘ (.get help i all Mama Frisbie
... , igys | - soo up* «■>:;
JOHNs TREE WORK topping A dropping No tree mo large Free est 24 hr emergency service 201-2974760.
M \ HI.MPHOA ! Ml NTS INC
SIDING. AWNINGS DOORS WINDOWS
ROOFING,( ARPENTRY KITCHEN MAS0NRV
FREE ESTIMATES 609-443- tit(■>
24 Hour Servicep Sc pi ok •>.- hn
CARMEN ONORAT1
Home Improvementsic improvemen Additions
Firepl ac incline
|*I IyiriK-i >i H’k|f* y. • , i r
CARPENT!WILE A 14 jts experience in p i phase pent!Club . ’-**• *99 -’Oos
M \MiN ( UN rit M T< 'R
Fr ep ici w - st- ;w ..term " " 'e g ■
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609 799 3818
PI CMBINu A HEATING Residential Specialist, repairs 4, altei 1 -sn i ' ' r'(H‘ ' r atcs 3 ' 238253'. ; • 499
MARVIN'S LANDSCAPING i(.d:\c 'k'signs 4 planting?
Shrubs shaped & prunea sixiding H R ties Free est 201-238-3343
CARPENTRY ALTE R ATIONS ADDITIONS No job t ix 3 m r lotRenk Builders 609-653 1221
Home Repairs Home Services Roofing Special Services Housesitting For Rent - Rooms
V', : ,3 ’P< " "and St eratia.)' ' free(estimates 609-443 1424 44343 28
G VR \(,l DOORS
Installed & serviced Sliding Olax\ doors
rxo-113.-0'
NELSON C MOUNT JR
r arperttrv Int & Ext Pa ntmg Minor Plumbing A Electrical Repairs
009-448-3538
HOPEWELL T V Sales & Service Home 1 V & anterww repair .15 W Broad S! 609-486- 1364,
1 A REENTRY REPAIRS and small alterations Call 201 .35'.; 7571 after 5 30 p m
GARAGE DOORS ■ IN STALLED & REPAIRED Reasonable Free estimates 201 297 3797
PLASTERED WALLS Ceilings cracked, bulged, i all mg down on ynur head Will repair replace lath with two coat plaster Masonry repairs replacements and some new work on sidewalks stoops walls, foundations, pod'*’ ’ uck pointing stucco and float 1 inisnes < !al 1 609 466 437 between 4 y evenings If necessary call anytime Small mbs accepted
SEAMLESS API MINI M Di PTEHs Victor Diamond, K R 2 Box 219 Bridgepoinl Rd Bel le Mead N .) 08502 21 d 159-364 : night tx 19-924 1643 dav.
NEED HELP' CAN T DRIVE A NAIL" WANT A CARPENTER" < all Walt IJye 60s 148-1555 after 5 p.m
H o m e S e r v i c e s: 3 PI ' iNn |, i! - p r ic e
CONSCIOUS0 Discover Interior Design Studio, 14 Moore St 609 924 4794 Mon. Tues & Wed 10-3 p m
GENERAL MAINTENANCE pa nt ng odd iot>s t ime &
■ .iter :al 609 466 3544
PLANNING uN REFINIS H1N(. ’ liat old piece" Find out complete retimshing not necessary We can repair -cratches snicks cigarette burns dog chewed furniture etc All types furniture
red1 *< 1*1 44 . >J uv
LAMP SHADES Lamp mounting and repairs Nassa Interiors. 162 Nassau St , Princeton
I >!• t 1)RATE or. a budget • ret great ideas from an expert and ’ hen go do it \ ourself 1 'all 609 • ' >W,2 '.H ore 9 tt 1 ■’ ,itater 5 p m
Carpet cleaning and floor waxing Residential and commercial ( all Paul Mar for iponai introdue'nrv rates 60s 448-0663
FIjOOR SANDING hardwexxi floors sanded and finishes3' ;:, 1,09 3S 82 it
Hut SE t LEANINl done by hard working hones , ambitious voung couple < ail ixitt 585 2553
PLUMBING Lie -4621 Need a plumber, free estimates all types >H plumbing Call Mike anytime day ix" night Phone 609-586- 0-266
EXPERT HOI SE<'LEANING Honest, reliable, ex
pc onced Reasonable rates P., 1 - UO >!7 m3
M ILP < LEA N a It ics. garages cellars Will do light hauling Reasonable rates Call 201 237-
FUKNITl KF refinishing reasonable Don't throw t away Discover its natural tx-aul' (u9 799 1X176 e\ c-
EXPERT K\ TERM IN A TIN G Rodents insects roaches
etc Termite control oar >pec!.ilt\ Fj;P Guaranteed Cali evenings Schloss Valenti Exterminating Co East 1 - M t j 19-448 6 2
VOLK RUG CLEANING and
FLOOR WAXING Rugs professionally cleaned n, \our nome Dry within one hour Guaranteed no shrinkage Free estimates I'ail 609 448-0120
PRINT ETON DISPOSAt SERVICf Rt 130 & H^f Acre Rd
Cranburv N J 609-395-1389
Home and Industry Garbage, Trash, Rubbish
RemovedHauling of all Types
P >GE RS ' P H O L S T E R Y I' onsumer Bureau No 5412 509 799-2807
DRAPERIES & SLIP- 3 ERS Reasonable prices
Also free lance drapery installing Ed Walker 291 369-4361
CCST0 M UPHOLSTERY Reupholstering. reftnishtng and builders of new furniture 609-443 1510 Comsumer bureau registered *5590
T HE BUCKET & MOP The Personal Touch in Cleaning (>eneral Home & office Maintenance 201 t.59-4722 Mr T o m live
CESSPl K >LS AND
SEPTIC TANKS (LEANED
7 Trucks No Waiting
HI ssl-,1 1, HE ID CO.
20 Years Experience 21 IP844 2534 201-356-5800
Moving & Hauling
VMHITIOUS \ ETC RAN to do ■ igtv ti.njling and n n\ ;ng Also xki mbs 1 leaning cellars
ai'iics painting etc Free estimates, reasonable rates Call 609-447. 4968 ask for I^arrv
WILL HAUL IT Cellars, atticsno g,,i age leaned 1 all 609
799 1680 Consumer Bureau Registered
ATTICS BASEMENTS garages cleaned >ut Ligi * haunng & moving 201)359-6402
MOVING & H A IL IN G f l i c s cellars & garage 1* cm3. , . cared ' .,!
1' ' 6tX) 89), 1,71)
Painting & Paperhanging
INTERIOR EXTERIOR Price ( 1 >n,sciitus
U Mitchell 201 521-0678
PAINTING & PAPER- '.1ANGING Frank Janda. 232 Dut( h Neck Rd • a! 609 44873578
R1 x )MS PAINTED free estimates, reasonable ratea ’.•.car .'Mirk > ail 609 799 1462
ALLIED ROOFING - New and old raols of all tvpes repaired Homes remodeled inside and out All work guaranteed No job too small 609-448 5707
ROOFING & HOME REPAIRS all workguaranteed < all 609-924-4933
BELLE MEAD ROOFING - '28 yrs in business Free estimates n all type raefisc and leader-- and gutters ana chimney flashing Call anytime 609-924-2040 or 201- 359-5992 local call from Princeton
Why wait uxnil the roof leaks" Plan ahead for your roofing needsNEW ROOFS REPAIRS
( OOPER & >( H \FER 63 Moran Princeton
609-924-2063
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DESIGN PHOTOGRAPH ICS advertising, public
relations modeling, coloi slideshows brochures phone 201-297-0150
P ia n o T u n in g
PI WO 1 l \ I N (1 Repair Regulation
Prompt and efficient service rendered a' a very reasonable rate Please contact3 LU.AA r s i .. m m1.59 or 39:5 057'
PlANDTl NIN< 1 & REPAIRS, reasonable rates all work guaranteed 1 all 201 828M94
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Regulating RepairingHUB! RT II Il.ALI.IEZ
RegisteredMember Piano Technicians
Guild. Inc 609-921-7242
PAINTING INTERIOR &EXTERIOR Top quality wor"Free Estimates Reasonable — . _Rates Fully Insured Capitol b p e C I O I S e r V I C 0 S Planting 609-8J,3 1.537 *
MARTA S ft NDEL Pa ’iti: k Ix .1 at 1 ng Ser
vt tin- Pnnceton area for • wit 26 \ears For quality and cxficrt workmanship phone ».(|9 448 .332.7
t STUM PAINTER 20 yrs e.xp qualitv work, references R Pi et.lick 609-448 1717
P \PER H \NGLNG SCR APING
Prompt personal service All types ot wall covering
Free Estimates Dan Rudenstein
609 58.5 9371,
N AN AK S P VINTERS
Reasonable Guaht..Hates Pait’.lExpertise :n Workmanship Year round txjsiness
No WaitingFree R09-924-3962Ivstimates after.5 p.m
PAINTING EXTERIOR & IN T E R IO R W a l lp ap e r removed' Fully insured Sa ' isf a et ion guaranteed 1 ommercial & Residential 609-924-630(> M & B Paint mg
THE B'LAKA PAINT CO - Experienced bu' less ex pensive Paint to you at wholesale prices Don't let things go too tar Call 609-883- 6785 after 3pm
I "I sf PAINTING interior • • >: For ftee es! mates 5. 1 'asale 3H-297-5823
Roofing
R o o f i n g a n d o rALL'MINI M SIDING For free estimate phone 609-924 8721 Quick action call anytime Ask for Dirk or He lea
A P A R T M E N T A N D GROUNDS maintenance done in exchange for apt or cottage in Middlesex or Somerset Counties call 609-737 3237
LADIES & MEN'S alter ations done at home Quick, reliable service Call Helen Wasko for appt 609-883- 6196
PLANT CARE advise is cheap from Mama Frisbie $1.00 That's Cheap Con- -uliation bv phone Mama Frisbie likes to give a diagnosis nol a post mortem So don t Vait until its too late to pet help fall Mama Frisbie
kia A eekda • 609 46600671
WANT rO SAVE money on clothing" Hand tailored clothing al Department Store Prices Bring your labric to us - We ll make It for vou'! ASHIONS BA M AI)Fl VINE
55 Sand Hills Road Kendall Park. N J
201-297 2453Mens & Ladies Suits Dresses. Blouses Shirts Mater:. ' A edd •;* i « BE children s 1 Jothing Give us a call E see samples of our work
CUT & TAILORED to your figure, gowns dresses pant suits No patterns needed Call Maruja 609-466-2804
SLIPCOVERS DRAPERIES & pillows etc Custom made Your material Call Mary Kemmerer 201-462 7494
(A P T t R l THt DRAMATICfall setting of your home and preserve it in a watercolor painted by an award winning Frineeton area tine artist References and portfolio Peggy Hansen 609 397-18 78
SWEATERS, dresses shawls afghans knitted or crocheted to your order 609-924-2439 anytime
SEAMTRESS have clothes that fit design your own outfits alterations or new garments «)9-799-2794
DRESSMAKING, reasonable rates Call for appt. Call 201 297-1454
NEEDLEPOINT PILLOWS backed stretched and stuffed 1 >dia s Sftehery 7 llatl !>w i N J 609 259-2312
FACIALS SKINCARE AND BODY MASSAGE with the most modern equipment and techniques Treat yourself to ■ >ur special pampering, comfort and beauty YouJl love it
Ask about our PRETTY FEET' special leg waxing with pedicure
ARTISTIC HAIRDRESSERS 42 \\ itherspoon St
Pri nceton 60H-924-4875
1 DP PER PnTS Tinning, t>ohshmg and repairing of upper and brass pots Call
609-397 2259
I )E> ( )R A TO R \> -vlJLPA PER.w ood w o v e n ,
lammateq shades vertical t.ii mis furniture, carpeting discount pices 2M 2.3.19 alter 4 p.m
MAGK SUPREME for par ties. tetKjgtets etc fluiliotine luggiing others 1 all Ed 2U1 359-2847
■ k n RI ■: )GK AL I I SI ING Drinking WaterPsrritt Lab Inc m Franklin St Hightstown, N J 0852U 609-443-4848
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' B LAW :. VM'KK ir, pillows, t>eds oreads ttr.ipertes anduphuN'i'riid turmture made 'o rder 1 1 609-443 151 < >
HOMEMADE QUILTS regular & twin size For in formation call 201 '297 3567
DHL SS MAKER 1627
609 46ti
: 1 5 YE ALL Y<rt R W O R R IE S b e h i n d P rofessional woman desires 'Hiiise-3Mng position Wii.r tender loving care to plants and pets Available thru Jar, Princeton area references available Call 609-921 3195
H< J SESITTER AVAILABLE While vou are away will
tend pets, plants and grounds Long term preferred References available 609-585- 2316
Wanted To RentA. ANTE 11 professional voung woman seeking 2-3 bdr Souse, ottage in country private -
-ecluded. will maintain grounds have petsreferences §#50 Call 609-737- 1332
ROOM WANTED IN FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP St00 $120 per moProfessional man prefer refrigerator & stove or hot plate Write Box C-2, South Somerset Newspapers 240 v> Mam St Manvilie N J
D R E S S M A K I N G &m u t e r a t io n sTobin Call 809-448-5614
D R E S S M A K IN G AND ALTERATIONS - Janice Wolfe Dali 609-448-2125
HAVE TOOLS WILL TRAVEL tuneups inspection repairs
minor repairs Work done on location 201 297-2095
SPECIALIZING washing h in repain in n <a ii
and residential, reasonablt 201-297.5047
COOK & DIETARY CONSULTANT Menu planning, food jxirrh.m ng and -coking Emphasis on qualify S450 mo 921-9435
DESIGN DRAFTING SERVICES machine piping, process plant layout material handling Adinolfi \ssonates 201-821-9441.
LAWN MnWFR REPAIR Tunc up- urn: repairv (>09 Mh 1802
L A D 1 E S C U S T O M TAILORING oats sui'• tresses gowns skirts ett - uh* ■ ncict Hillsick St id WS 7 77 I KftH I
HousesittingHOUSESITTING DESIRED - Graduate student, refs. Steve Selinger Philosophy Dept Pnnceton U 201-359-5350
FEEL SECURE with an experienced housesitter Responsible professional man available in the Pnnceton area Will care for vour pets plants & kids {excellent references Please call 609-452- 2126
ROOM FOR RENT m large : arm house . mile North of Rocks Hill Available Oct 120,-359-2481
■ 'MS in,; *emi efficiencies 3 veekl'- rates Pnncetcu Manor Motor Hotel. US «i. M'.'imoutt-, Jet 201-329-4555
PRIVATE ROOM for rent parking avail Prof people preferred 42 Henry Ave., Pnnceton
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM w alking distance of RCA 606-
452-8127
ROOM in Plainsboro Parking available, gentlemen only. Call after 5 p.m 609-799-0002.
PROFESSIONAL MAN seeks iurnished apt or room near Princeton for ■'eeknights ('an offer cash or exchange 'or my furnished : tiedroom apt in Doorman building - Greenmich 7Jliage n J Arrangements can t>e tiexihle Call Tom ('rabril 609- 7'*9 26(X, ext 420
' 7 If, R K I N G S I® 'orwinter use by twp professionals Your unused basement, heated tarn or carage • !! do iust fine Please
Rick it 809 "24 7721
MAT’ IT RESPONSIBLE ,f PLE want small hot^e
i country with large lot or -mall acreage Man experienced in general home mumlenarice repair &• ground pkeej educt hs I c > 1 725
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WANTED TO RENT 4 K'dr "ui house Hillsborough
i in:’ ’, with option to buy Availaole Jan or Feb Rent S35o 4bo :• onthlx Phone 201 359-1362 '__________WANTED TO RENT 1 or 2 Se hr no u country cottage be i> -r:at e -ent 20 1 329-6141
; MI U 7 E : IENTLEMANdoing graduate work in Princeton needs sleeping space sofa bed or spar*> room -om<• week nights after working latr in library Prefer Pr ncetoi Law re’nceviHe area I a. Bill. 609-292-8978 rlays 215 598 3998 evenings, or write Box 25.3 Yardlev Pa 19067
\lEDED BY DECEMBER The two of us and our 3 well ■ ■ aimered k 11iev are Irxikmg or a : bedroom apt tor 5!50 >r less rurai -etttag < all
609 44 ■ ! 742’ after 6 p m
SINGLE GENTLEMAN in >' - seeks room, with either kitchen p m leges or board in private home within ten mile radius ot Hopewell Write Box
Doc Pnnceton Packet
APARTMENT sought by business woman One bedroom reasonable rent. " ' or \o\ occupancy No
7 ds ■ pet Call (>09-882-2315
'GARAGE: RENTAL WANTED space needed for small car Write Box R13191 c 0 Princeton Packet
PROTECT YOUR FARM AND A S S E S S M E N T S DEVELOPERS Rea: Estate Manager* EGx .idy Managers
Landowners interested in leasing lari land on annual or long term lease tests or contrar ' iarmmg your land in Franktii Pnnceton- Mon- •grimer. Most Windsor and Hopewr c nships all 809- 466 1299 after 7 pm Monday- Friday
WELL RECt >M MENDED retired gentleman requires rcasonarily priced single room No cooking Easy walking distance to Palmer square • onlidenhai replies to F. >x * I9t) c 0 Pnncelon Packet
MAN DESIRES to rent reasonarde abode or will -hart- t ommuting distance to Trenton 2)1-359-2404 after 6 p m
• , HE! 31 3LE m td - twenties looking for apt. in '••• ncetc* area around $200• repl........ >uld be great Calliftei ; " at 201 S 6- 8197
LG BEDROOM private home bath & It kit pnv Bus woman student Ref 201-329- 2031 or 329-6068
FI RNISHED studiobedrOom for rent Pnvate bethi entrance and garage Walking distance to station Princeton Jet area Cal! after 5 p rn . 609-799-0249, gentleman
ROOM FOR RENT - pvt entrance, walking distance ofPrinjieton .Jet railroad station Gentlemen only 609- 799-1771
LARGE SUNNY ROOM In country setting, all house privileges 1 mile from campus Call after 5 p.m 609924 5792
FOR RETIRED or semi- retired gentleman - large tiedroom seating room, semi- private bath cooking facilities Hopewell Valley irea tioo monthly Write Box »302p] : 0 Pnnceton Packet
Apts/Houses To Share
bJ 10M MATE Wanted immediate occupancy no e< j rit > no lease ultra
modprn 2 BR apt own room & leath w w cpt & a c. really nicr Male or female rent very reasonable located in Hightstown East Windsor ,rea 609-443-5870 evenings
WOMEN in mid 2Q's to share -paqlous old house in Hopewell with 3 women Imrfied rental, $100 per month, plus utilities Call 609- 466 188! after 4 p rr.
Plk( )F WOMEN grad tudsrit seek female room
mats for large sunny Victorian house in Rocky Hifl Location ■ x I01 !hii cetoi Trenton & New Brunswick own ivrom. urge yard great ight lor
plan(s 609-466 U3fi after 5P m I
31 \j,F TF \< 'HER wishes to harje . tiedroom lownhouse
witlj uthcT male Reasonable '■m A- 59-0233
FEMALE WANTED TO SHARP. Darge farmhouse, one mile from Mercer County Community College $75 a ■coiith plus utilities 609-443- 5594- cv enings
IS IT POSSIBLE you are ■Hiking lor a quiet female 34 •oommaic in Hunterdon or Sorrjerse! County area? My sharr- no! to exceed S12S mo
... y o • ‘ p m 201 246-1159
ROOMMATE WANTED Professional male 28 looking lor same to share country house in Princeton area. Rent appre $180 ( all eves 201-1.49-44 7 0
ro U P li- : interested in farmle and raft- looking to share
imuke w iu-reage Hopewell area Maximum $250 609-655- 4361
PROFESSIONAL GAL ,w)king to snare 2 bedroom apt No lease ('all Elsa 609- 148-5441 between .4 :k)-7 30 p m
lb 0 ).31 MATE NEEDED ~ to share modern 2 bdrm apt in K1 ngst on wjth worki ng man 3130 per mo plus utilities Call 609-924-4099 and 609-452-4261
SH \RF a large old house on 4 acres in Millstone 12 miles front Princeton No pets $130 per mo including utilities Call after r, p m 201-359-8735
ARTIST TO SHARE Superb modern studio Etching press, darkroom, painting drving area lave in and or work in S225 per mo 609-443-4639 or 448-2722
For Rent - RoomsFEMINIST - working motto has house to share wit mother & child Reply to box 03 1 97 c/o Princeton Packe
HOUSE TO SHARE Ur furnished bedroom beautify house in Kingston 609-927821
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Ole design and decor of tin- inti rior lend them*elvei;aicel> to coni fort and ease % fireplet ■ " hand) u ed manth highlights the ample living roonj-with windows at front and back ; tin- is ad jaoent to the inviting dining room with chairrail; a lively panelled l tongue-in-groove I library is off the 1 enter hail and ha- been equipped w ith gun cabinet-. I*><>k sin yes sterei wtriisg built- in In the proficient owner 4 family kitchen of Oualtjr Maid lestgi with functional shelves lazy tutsans arid all tin other work savers i- off the [Kirch, utility room and not too far from the two-car garage for grocery toting.
f here - a m a ste r suite upstairs with walk-in eloset kinder the eaves and a lull bath — iih -tali sliowei a mill large bedroom has it- own full batj t with tub iS shower, and then there are two other comfort able bedroom-- and a full hath.
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I wo Sp ec ia l O ffe r in g sA Georgian brick Manor House" on approximately <> > acres surrounded by old shade and exquisite landscaping including boxwood and brick walkway- bi.v bedroom-. four and one- half bath-. living room, dining room ) 2 i x 21 C family room, many auxiliary rooms, fixe fireplace-, two three-car garage- with 4 room apartment, pool and tennis court Offered subjc, t to s u b d iv is io n .................... $ 2.">0.U(Hi
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1 and j liedroom- Individually controlled heat 2 air conditioners IndividualBalconies 12 cut ft Refrigerator Venetian Blinds I-ii go walk in closet- Prvale entrances Laundry room w ith washers and dryers Wall to wall carpeting in 2nd floor apar’ ment- Supermtcndcni on 'ite Rents start at $2(*i up
Mixkd apartment Telephone ’■*«' 448-48"f < >[M■ • rLai 1 y ' rum ,2 ti! P 111 to 5 P m except Sunday, directions from P r i n c t o n P r in ce ton Hightstown , Road, turn right on Ola Trenton Road. mile, turn left and follow signs
H l . l A ht R M nMB.P (\ K BISHKOOM -\PT w - tit. dryer & dishwasher Retire! n-ri! com num i'y no one under 48 years of age \\ ail able No\ 60n ffi t" :
MIR5 Rf N APARTMFA'TR. modem fully carpeted i & 2 bedroom apts in a secluded country style setting A distinctive address for responsible adults and ;heir pets Starting at $200 including washer dryer central a c generous parking and out 'landing maintenance ser\ ice 1 'l l ice opened everyday except sun Phone '4J6 4881 809maker Bridge and Brookwoxid
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For Rent - Apts.I N K ! HNS IK HD NKW I t XI R ’i APTS I & 2bedrooms. $270 and up AB alow 1 .anc A jit - \ minutes 'inf i ’nno't'iii ' ( all W>04.42 8220
1 V\ V fHK SE ( BARDENS - , i 2 bdrtn apts from $18. Might-town Supt on site soy 448-2198
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\PARTMK\T cenler of Princeton Living room dining room 1 bedroom kitchen and bath. 235 mo Cali 809-424 <1370 . during dax til 5 {()
RM APT in Trenton $149 per ninth ('all 609 193 1320 af ter j 34) p m
HIGH iwOWN . bedrooms, living room dining rixim, - ;d fieri ne.i: and hrji w irx tuded Call weekdaxs after >. pm 20 1 52 ! 2!62
)\K BEDROOM APT to -ublet m Princeton Meadows. $241 per month 8 14 Fox Run ! i i s r Plam-horo 1 onv- fef ->t leave note m mailbox
>Np RPIDROOM apart- men! turmshed located in Princeton area Very at- tr,active. spacioas with all modern < onveniences Heat Bd hoi watei pro5 i cfcd S-'ioo
monthK call after 6 p m scr9 132 8271
!'U BEDR APT Hopewel area 2nd fir private entrance, garagi adult couple only 609- 466 I1H4
APT AVAILABLE Hopewell tied room duplex large
modem kitchen, nice card. $225 me [kus neat and dec Available Oct 15 20i -m i8oo, 9 ■ p m or 6(8.) 799-2040 after 6 :«i
Ft RMSHKD EFFICIENCY M’T tor mature business m an , garage available $150 monthly 10 miles S W of Pnnceton Write box » 03202, i o Pnnceton Packet
FOR RENT. 2 bdr apt large living room, kitchen & dining area Walking distance to railroad station in Pnnceton Jet Call 809-799-1672
5 ROOM APT Pleasant Ideation close to center Princeton $295 mo plus it mties 609-924 1758
MANVILLE 4 rm apt on Crd floor $225 mo - utilities & -er-uriR Call exes 201 356 -403
For Rent-Housesf ASt A INDSOR Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2'v txa t h ranch Central air fireplace ap phances, etc Excellent K>cation, $400 plus utilities 609-448-7063 after 5 p.m
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Attractive 2 bedroom stone ranch on 2 acres Franklin Twp , swim pool, quick oc cupancy $450
4 bedroom half house Lawrencevilie Available Oct 15th. $450
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2 short termers t After (Act 15 to May or June 3 bedrooms t baths Princeton Borough $725
2 Flexible - from March. April or May to Sept 5th or Oct 3rd 2 bedroom- » den, 2 baths Princeton Borough
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bedrooms 3 baths Nov. available Jan : 7f> to Aug 31 '76 with option to renew for a year $600
STOCKTON REAL ESTATE Anne S Stockton
Broker 609-924-1416
HOUSE FOR RENT in Ringoes, N J 4-bdr with living room dim rig room and familv room Rental $456 per montfi Call 609-466-2853
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M VVindsar large -i bdr: split-level on quiet cul-dc sac near the high school Living room with: [replace dt mug el eat-in kitchen, family room basement. I-car garage on naturally landscaped lot with, -hade trees, available mimivi $450 [ X - r month
Hopewell Nelson Ridge furnished rambling con temporary with in-door pool and suana, several fireplaces generous rhaster suite with his and her baths 4 other com iortahle bedrooms, library den. etc A great place to get away from it all Available <k‘t 1. $700 pc*r month
1 IRt s-fONE RE. \1 KST VI iRE ALTORS 809 924-2222
EAST W IN D S O R - T* n Rivers 3 bedroom townhouse in excellent locatior Available Dec 1 $400 px :month f’ lus utilities 1 vear lease 1 : months securdvrequired Fully carpeted, all appliances inclosed Air conditioned Cab 609-448 4081 weekdays lor appointmen>
FDR RENT . house. 6 rms & bath including 3 bedr- w a Iking distance m railroad station in Princeton .Jet Fail 609 799-1672
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u o s e f r o m So to o is o u r b r a n d - n e w m o d e la r eo Astute home seekers please note that oil home'- this new section ore equipped w i t h gas neat reor©sen’ ing some of the last n e w in- ifoHotiotlf i n the state A. i s o B0f8 that mkeeping wth Hidden Lake s new policy choice Home sites o fe avaii able for custom build mg from your plans and by your own builder or - f 4» | || ifj | . o f ©f e V ; | ' ’ r | — *•**>► wh ■
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5f a< i o u s a B R m level offers virtually every modem •• in - <ejt you cc.uld desirt- Almost new wall
;o wall carpeting covert living room, dining room, a-’w iv >i.irv.a\ .i""1 master Per)* iom upstaes and
mti pe.troom downstairs Self cleaning electric range - snw isher highlight a cheerful eat in kitchen Ex
-,i paneled family 'oom downstairs Other. ir, ■ iuoe pressure balancing shower valves m' pled baths. finished photo darkroom andaunt , ,ne i enrral air. floored attic storage space vttfi ti'-.u tiedi ng • cess stairway and professional Ian
ccth maturing shade and ornamental trees fast at $4/ 500 C all 885 6306 for ap
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EXCELLENT THREE BEDROOM CAPE CODsituated cm a one acre treed lot Interior (■< ....... o T'pietely remodeled
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T WINDSOR New 4 ix.r. Colonial in excellent Ron Immediate oc- anev $400 mo plus ties 1 vear lease Us iths security required ly carpeted air con- :med ('till 8O9-448-4081 kdavs for appointment
MONTH RENTAL 3 I r ii o’m Tow rHt ou s e ■ 1.1f ill’ ill-,:; i t i i . i 'e h $2,78
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grounds$750 month
Contemporary near the In stitute hedrooms 2 full baths. air conditioned F:repliHC in living dining
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$RXi month
story in town 3 baths, nice
$300 month
Borough oration living mom dining area kitchen, tamily room 4 bedrooms. 1C baths Manx other extra features $550 month
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LAW RENv T. TOWNSHIP 3 bedroom rancher laving rm dining rm . kitchen 1 car garage : lost- • Notre Dame and Lawrence Township high schools Rent $400 month pJus sccurit depose i Pmtinalli Realty ■ 809 695-8501anytime
HIGHTSTOWN 1 '2 duplex. 3 bedrooms l iv ing room kitchen water & heat in
ided Weekdays after 8 p m 2tl 1 521-2163
KENDALL PARK bedrooms with u* baths on beautifully landscaped acre Entire yard fenced Close to N Y buses $380 mo plus utilities Security required 1 all lavs 809 896-0800 ext To Eves 201-359-3610
TWIN RIVERS 2 large bedrooms 2 full baths, w w. central- air. all appliances, laundrv room w washer dryer Patio, swimclub. $27500 ..r rent w option $340 per mo 809 443-6823
ROOSEVELT furnished home available immediately to June 1. 1978 3 bedrooms. 2U baths, den. Near grade school ■ al I after 8 p m 609 448-2339 or 809 924 2807
( 'ABE COD on a 3/4 acre country lot 3 bedrooms and den, single bath. full casement, oil warm air heat Rent with option to buy $365 mo plus utilities References required and security deposit Call 609-737- 1970 after 6 p m
FIVE BEDROOM country I arm house lor rent privacy & seclusion is yours only 10 minutes away from Princeton $57! per mo Call Thompson Land Co Realtor 609-921 7655
L V ILLE RENTAL 4 tidrms . l iv ing w f irep lace , dining, porch, basement $450
nth 609 8964X172
BEai TiFUL river estate near Nev. Hope, furnished or unfurnished Stable for 4 horses Rent negotiable 215- 882 5359
FOR RENT house m the country 3 bdrs w bath up -lairs living room, dining room & kitchen downstairs Bull basement, near Edinburg. N J Call 609-799-1672
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- AMPGROUND FOR SALE Interested'1 Small and
profitable family campground located on the Susquenhanna River in the Endless Mts of Pa located 80 miles west of Scranton Good potential for expansion For info write P ( )• 142. Rome Pa
VACATION HOUSE TRADE will trade beautiful Florida
home w pool on water in Ft Uiuderdale area for 2 weeks during hunting season for like property in the Princeton Hopewell Valley area For further info write Box 03178. c o Princeton Packet
BEA( H F R u V i APT on beautiful Sapphire Ra\ St Thomas -Ground floor, sieeping-hving room large bedroom, equipped kitchen. 2 baths, air conditioned Accommodates up to 5 persons Maid and linen service provided Tennis courts, swimming pool waier sports restaurant on premises Reasonable Call 609-924 2826
H I M l RDO .N C O l N T>1 hirteen acres of deep woods surrounds this intimate all-cedar contemporary Deer frolic in full view of the glass walled dining area and adjacent gourmet kitchen. Two inch (hick -late floors echo the coolness of the forest. Move through a stone arch to the liv ing room with stone fireplace wall of glass and on to tin childrens wing, three bedrooms, each w ith built- in--. -kv -iite- and rafter bunks, two baths. A few steps up to the music landing, entrv . and the master bedroom suite with fireplace sundeck. dressing area, full hath and-sauna-shower. Across the bridge to a guest studio, liviag room with fireplace, kitchen wall, bedroom and bath, balcony. Shade dappled stone and brick walkways surround till- exciting expression of a love for natural beauty and intimaty $165,000.
HOPE'S El 1 TOVI N SH IP
\ new four bedroom 2 U bath stone-front rancher in Princeton Farms. This lovelv home with citv sewer is located on approx 1 acre and is suitable for a private residence or a combination resident-professional situation . $('2,.>t)0
\ new four bedroom (expansion to five) 2-bath with two half bath- on I 1 . acres. Liv ing room and family room fireplaces Authentic Thompson Colonial bv Hopewell \ allev builders L till basement, attached 2-car garage and there ts -till ampletime to express your own interior choices, (.all now to see this beaut*....................................................................... $ 1 59. ,00.
A reallv good buy in Princeton Farms. I .ur-bedroom, 2 1. bath iwn-storv with citv -ewer and centra! air H u m ' ..................................................................................... $69j9O0.
ithin walking distance of Pennington Boro. A large I bedroom 2 storv colonial with 2 . bath-. Great country kit chen. formal living and dining roem- laundry. 2-<ar garage full basement, even a treed lot and bridge over the brook.
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\ new listing on a full acre close m to Princeton, t bednioms. 2 _ bat Ii- i oloniai. Eaniilv room with rai-ed hearth fireplace, large living room, formal dining room. Absolutely dry basement. 2-car garage anil formal brick patio. $ 4.000.
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Newlv listed four bedroom 2 Ly bath 2-storx Colonia! oti ap- prox. ‘-j acre wooded lot. Center entrance hall, living rioom. forma! dining room, familv room with fireplai excellent < on- dition.................................................. . . $06)900.
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On almost two acres in the Tail l imbers are. a nev- home of brick and aluminum for minimum maintenance with five hedroom.-. 2 Oj baths, large kiti-heri. formal living and dining rooms. Large familv room with fireplace and sliding door to patio. 2-car garage, full basement. Priced right at $ oOO
T h i n k i n g o f b u i ld in g a new house?
I )i - v ou hav e plan- ;I )n vou have a lot ?
Do y o u have a financial iLimmitmentA
We have them all - and the answers, to manv other question- that onie up Best of all, we < an*make building a new home a- simple as buying vour new c<yr. A-k for Lloyd \ an Doren---he II prove it to vou.
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Professional man or authentic colonial buff., here - your op- portunity Almost untouched detailing -an? TLC . \ betlroom. i bath colonial with fireplaced living room, familv room and diningroom Enclosed side porch. Detached 2-car garage with separate heat and second fimir studio 2-storv barn All on beautifullv lam 1-cafM'd three-tpiarter- of an acre and sifting high above the Kingston-Hopewell Road................$ 1 10,000.
Hi N T E H IX I N C H V IAj 8Ju-; over the Hopewell I wp. line, a very young 1 bedroom. 2 bath. 2 -torv -it- up high on 5 treed acre-. 1 hank-giving will be a treat in the formal dining room *and later on you can enjoy the two stone fireplaces in the familv and living room- B111 now i- the time to eros- over the brook that run- on the property and -troll through the dancing leaves and listen to (he quiet.................................................... $73,000.
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MILLSTONE WOODS ESTATES2 storv Colonials from SSS. IVO. Including 4 bedrooms, 2 V2 baths, familv room, full basement. I acre wooded lot. Located in VI ills tone Tup., I _ miles south of Ht. 33 on \1 Histone Road.
Call Living Systems. Inc. at(201) 464-5676 or (201) 348-0882
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NOVA SCOTIA Over 4>'sided acres with 216' of lake
frontage 1 all for more details $6,900OVER 7 ACRES by StMary's Bay Several cabins. 2 lennis courts and a swimming pool Call for more detials
$35,000
609-466-2800 M \Y AGKM 3
Realtors ■ Insurors Serving
Entire Princeton Area Rt 518 - Blawenburg
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LONG BEACH ISLAND OCEAN FRONT Lovely 3 bedroom, 1- . hath duplex available Sept Oct & Nov $25/dav or $150 week 809-799 '2235
SUGARBUSH DRUMLEYS CONDO Rent season, week month Unit «]6. 3 bedrooms, fireplace kitchen dining and living room Call 303-359-6313
B ft BEos’ Wmdt o Twin 8iv«rso r » o 4 b ed ro on s to n e s 2 ’ ? b a th s fu ll basemen • i :ar garage inter tor com pletely redecorated AH of outside trim repainted A lso «n eludes central air conditioning Y fa li to w a ll c a rp e tin g , hroughout refrigerator, dish
w asher w asher drver and stove Availab le for immediate occupancy O wner open to of er
A sk in g $48 900
STEELE. ROSLOFF AND SMITH
TWIN RIVERS TOWN CENTER
609 65S-0080 609 448-8811
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tenor compteteiv redecorated Ai' -d outside trim repainted Alsc includes central air con dmoning wall to wail car p e t 1 n g t h r o u g h o u t , e fr ig e ra to r . dishwasher
w a s h e r , d rye r and stove Availab le for immediate oc cupancy Owner open to offer
Ask in g 14 * 900
STEELE, ROSLOFF AND SMITH
TWIN RIVERS TOWN CENTER 6096550080 609-448-8811
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DUTCH COLONIAL plus tow n location Cen ter foyer, modern kitchen, laundry area, fomai dining room living room with brick fireplace and b u ' t in desk and bookcases family room dec .Free bedrooms 1 . baths large rear deck, one car garage double lot w ith mature tree'- $68 900
H O P E W E L L T O W N S H I P
HORSE FARM 75 acres. Cc ylomal farmhouse, circa 1710 Barn, silo, carnage barn, corn crib plus other small buildings House contains k itchen laundry room formal dining room living room w ith fireplace family room’ with fireplace, four bedrooms tw o full baths 1 -car garage beaut if ui set t ;ng with privacy
S 27 0 000,
A T T R A C T I V E R A N C H E R w o • pr ivacy t rees lot, modern kitchen, dining room living room, family room three bedrooms, 1 v baths, basem en t, 2 car g a ra g e ........................ $55 900n e s t l e d in the h a r b o u r t o n h i l l s - 2story G am bre1 on three beautiful acres. Modern kitchen formal dining room family room with log burning fireplace and wet bar Laundry room, four bedrooms, 2 Mt baths, two car garage presently used as a small horse fare S79 900.T H R O W Y O U R P A I N T B R U S H A W A Y and buy this aluminum-sided rancher in move-in con d i t ion . 3 bedroom s, fam ily room w ith fireplace, new custom kitchen 2-car garage, patio central air $57 500
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A T T R A C T I V E R A N C H E Rformal dining room living three bedroom s T v baths, cellent Cindstvipeo iot wet yard
Modem kitchen, -om, fam ily room, 1 car garage, ex
fenced-in rear $45 500
V A L U E PLUS offers Large hall, modern large living bedroom s, ful extras
s what this imr lot with matu kitchen, form room, twt tiled bath, f
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$34 900FAMILY WANTEDthis 1 story dwelling Modern kitchen, dining room living room fam ily room, 2 full ( ’ >t( I jar iqt , r je $ 3 4 500O N E W O R T H L O O K I N G ATColonial in Mountain V iew section Entrance foyer modern kitchen w ith breakfast area formal dining room: fam ily room withfireplace, four bedrooms, 2' baths, 2 car garage w ith large tool storage room central
$79 90 0B RIC K & F R A M E C O N T E M P O R A R Y * . anon over an acre
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one w ith wet bar one w ith fireplace, five bedroom s five baths central ai fish pond 16 x 40 in ground p
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cently renlovated Als<> smallthuddings Apprcix 7 ’7 acres
S 25 000
H A M I L T O N T O W N S H I P
C O N T E M P O R A R Y R A N C H E Rfour wooded acres Modem kitchen with large eating area, living room with fireplace, rear enclosed porrn for future expansion, 2 b e d ro o m s, 2 fu ll b a th s 2 -ca r g a rag e , basem ent $7 2 900B U Y L A N D T H E Y D O N T M A K E IT A N Y M O R E137 A C R E S Hopewell Tow $25 000
3 02 A cres Hopewell Tow nsh ip ResidentialS24 000
3 87 acres and 2 30 acres.Zoned B 1 Route#,31 Hopewe a : S25 000 per ocre
18.5 wooded acres, W est Am well iw p , ex cellent road frontage $3 000 per acre.
77 A C R E S half wooded with stream Hopewell Tow nship excellent road frontage
$3 000 per acre 2 LOTS - Hopewell Tw p . 100 front over 200 deep on Pennington W ashington Crossing R oad S 1 1 500 each
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H I L T O Nt h r e e BEDROOM RANCH on a well landscapedlot Oversized garage and black top drive Con vement to New York transportation $40 900
NEW FOUR BEDROOM HOME IN PRINCETONJUNCTION Spacious family room with brickfireplace Corner lot, side entrance qaraqe............
$62,500.
EXCELLENT LOC ATI ON FOR THE NEW YORKCOMMUTER and close to schools. Five year oldfour bedroom Colonial $66 500
LIKE NEW HOME IN PRINCETON JUNCTION - Four bed' •••• Uoiomal with aluminum siding. Walk tostation and shopping. $69 500
A CUSTOM BUILT seven year old Split Level m fine condition 20 x 22 foot family room is an outstanding feature. Many extras. $73 900
LIKE NEW C OL O NI AL IN PRINCETON TOWNSHIPFour bedrooms 2 oaths central air basementand two car garage $79 500
RANCH STYLE HOME ON A BEAUTIFUL LOT ■ aexceptionally onvenient Township location Four bedrooms ’ dree baths, iarge recreation room.
$84 500
R E A L T Y CO.of P R IN C E T O N , Inc. Realtors
NEW COLONIAL BEING BUILT in the beautifulStuart Hill section of Princeton Township. Call us for details $135 000
CUSTOM BUILT HOME IN NORTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP. Five or six bedrooms, three baths, two zone heating and air conditioning $135 500
One acre plus lot in Penns Neck.
RENTALS
$1 5 000
FURNISHED THREE BEDROOM RANCH IN PRIN CETON TOWNSHIP available immediately. One or two year lease $500 .00 per month plus utilities
East Windsor-Prmceton Arms: one bedroom, one bedroom & den and two bedroom apartments
Mercerville-Klockner bedroom apartments
Woods one and two
COMMERCIAL SPACE AVAILABLE
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UALIFIED BUYER4 ftdrm. Colonials, 3 Bdrm. Split-Levels A Ranchers
1 and 7 Car GaragesWhere endur ing quality in workm anship and m a te r ia ls is combined with a sense ot tranquil & cu ltura l atmosphere
4 Models from $44,990Terrace Qreen
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8% 30 YEAR MORTGAGES AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS
Wooded lots Awaliable
$49,990 Flexible Fmani inq
O p e n e v e r y d o y f r o m n o o n for i n s p e c t i o n n o o n ror i n s p e c t i o n
5 Super! models to choose from 2 Ranches. 3 Colonials 3 and 4 bedroom models available Our
uomes ire se’ on 18,000 sq. ft lots and al have 2 car garagesL)iPECTlGNS FA cr 206 to beauhtu new extension’ ,r terstau- 95 sour- only a few minutes to Scoter Rd Exit #3 Hrtve i- Y'- S< - t Rd to MurSBV Rd aitd continue one mile
Mode Rhone 609 882-684 7 Exclus ive Soies Agent ideal Realty 201 283 2600
Business Real Estate For RentIMP >!- KKSI < i \ A 1. 'IF F !! K SPACE.
PR IN ( KTON MIGHTSTOW NHL K WINDSOR
Prime professional office bunding ni fen rig approx BOO >q It office Ideal use for Physician Lawyer. Ac cmintant psychologist etc Ample parking $550 per month includes heat
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Approx KMX! sq ft rancher ,a,ru’d Inr professional -iffice on Prim elor Hightstown Rd Will sell or lease Attractive terms
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I- AM WINDSOR OFFICE SPACE F (M Kl- N '
a > RHF\ PLAZA WEST Hi I3b & i Hitch Neck Rd
J room suil S240 mo net net office furniture available
Attractive prestige building with ample parking in excellent location Paneled
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Superbnoun!a aside -k a' n Hikinglushing rafting & hiking sleeps Three rxsirooris liaths completely furnished & equipped including t v & stereo Renta: includesswimming A tennis dub. Call I-09-H8 ■
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SAMBEL ISLAND. Florida world famrxis shelling New Gulf view 2 bedroom 2 bath condo beautifully furnished Screened porch tennis pool Guff swimming, boat dock No pets Two week minimum Call 20!-369-3171
Auu can report violations of a;iter pollution laws to thes t a l e b\ b-lephonmg HU9-292 7754 .
l i v eample parking in ex
cellent location Paneled walls, carpeting, accoustical , ngg cent ra I s ir
diltoning i or 2 year lease with option Available :m
edialel ■ ■ fall +»« 4<i-4weekdays
1 iFFICE SUITES Immediate occupancy -me to four room offices newly decorated S95 to FI25 per month including ail utilities Clarksville Kd West Windsor Twp . one mile West of Route 571 Princeton Hightstown Rd. Quiet location, convenient to Princeton and Trenton, ample [jerking Call 609 799-2828 9 am to 5 p m
Business Real Estate For Rent
EAST WINDSOR ! 200 sq.ft of almost new of fice space Route 130. near the Old A'orke Inn, across from ShopRite Individually heated air conditioned, panelling and private bath Highly desirable location, excellent parking immediate occupancy Lease ierms arranged unJv $4 5o sq.lt ACT QUICK LA
HAMILTON SQL ARK Business space on Rt 33 m Hamilton Square From 1 mm to 2,000 sq fl Units in dmdually healed and air conditioned Almost new conditon with acoustical ceiling, carpeting store iron' Ideal for business or office Reasonable lease term- Priced right from jq 00 per sq ft
HIC H AKDSON RF. U TA K09-44#-50tK) (j09-5fS6-(>400
SHARED ( IFF I d 311 \< E available Fine location, good parking < all Sierra Club 609 924 .3141 or Vi hole Farth Center 609 924 7377 10 5
)FFICI spaci fos rent MX -q ft Hgw y 206 Hillsborough Twp will partition and : prove In requirements of tenant Ample jerking ideal for professional office"- Cal 201-722-7555
UNEXPECTED \ ACAN’CA in Hightstown Fi Windsor - most active professional building Present occupan' - nciudo Attorney - I let l st
General and Vascular Surgeons I n t e r n 1-' a n d a l s o Specialists m Prolog’, & Pediatrics 1 ai 609 c. - 20K1 for further de'a:
PRINCETON 600 s(j i: ot■ !r\ w arehous'1 spfl< S i»at ' ■ center of town Reasonable Call 609-924-4710 8 a m 9 30 best time or in 11 p m
HOF’ FWKLl. quam: sfioprental, good location lor an tiques crafIs and gif's Great opportunity tor several craftsmen o, share rein 1300 sq.ft $315 per mo < 'all 609-92: 3038
1 iFFICK sP ACL avail m line Princeton location Modem bldg with ample parking Desire to rent to typist or stenographer below cost in return for small amount of phone answering 20! 359-6991
MICHAEL S PLAZA ‘Only a lew left Very busy shopping renter on Mercei St or Rt 33 in Hightstown Locate or 1 locale your business in this verv desirable locale Ex cellent for offices and professionals a? well For information call 609-448-4800 id 10 p m
IDEAL LOCATION lor Office studio, or Store Route 13! Cranbury NJ 609-385-1750
HIGHTSTOWN EAST\v INDSOR Stoi ■ 'or Retail or professional ( ar peted oif slreet parking 509 448 3197
Rve years from now you’ll have 60 more rent receipts!You can change that!
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plus taxes and Existing 20 stort plaza Fully air conditioned acouslu ceiling recessed light mg pa ne'er! wails lile floor Excellent location on Stale 11w >. ”130 i nn south ol the Priik P i e r , Itightslow 1 Rn 2 yr lease with option Idea lor bakery outlet, florist children - clothing music M m e o r unisex clothing childrens dance sludm and others all 609-448-4024 week days tor appointment
RETAIL & OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE In Hopewell Borough Reasonable rent m 0*82
FOR RF NT 3 room office ■-part- approx 600 sq.ft Large oarking area Ss fenced in yard ('all 606-924-0125
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V I K T I I G V T K APARTMENTS
On© Mile Rood ond Prmceton-Hightsfown Rd
East Windsor N . J.
1 and 2 Bedrooms from $210 per month
Features. S WI MMI NG POOL . P L A Y G R O U N D FACILITIES . OFF STRE E T PA R K I N G . AIR CO N D I T I O N E R S• KI TCHE N WITH D I N I N G AREA. THE RMOS T AT C O N T R O L L E D HEAT
(included m rental). WASHE R A DRYE R FACILITIES• R E S I D E N T S U P E R I N T E N D E N T• MAST E R TV A N T E N N A
MODEL APARTMENT OPEN DAILY (609 ) 448-5935
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FT WINDSOR • 5 acresimercial. 10 plus acresriential Chca|p 201 236-
i* ot .wxxied land withstream runrmig throught of the properlv Build ak* in a rx*aut iful naturalmg with privat•v Also willan excellent long rangecs tm en t b' i n a n c i n g
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is Estate sr*ttl1 an ent F orlediate sale Askmg S3.750
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vG LOTacres R. dens Brook Rd ,
it L'omerv Tu n completei all necexssar v permitsi\ to tjo ’ $23.7nil Brokerx
lui ther inform09 799-2828
> ACRES of ichoice land; a beautiful fiv• ■ , tc lakell\ wooded u i th an exent stream runningugh the woods Fields areited with 9. 000 young"green trees Beautifullesite or ex<t el lent inment Financirig availableIH6-1887
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Everything clicks at Colony Oaks
You i yout good luck when you live at Colonyj.-t-kc the mosi chic new place in the Brunswicks Con ■eTioorary l and 2 bedroom apartments in a beautiful nn'tmy in c lu d e s heat, hot water balcony or patio, ai* onditioner and more Complete recreational facilities
now being p lanned for ihe sitef r o m S 275 to S355
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RANCH 3 dining room,
baths. full panelled rec >om den 1
garage aped on
in Somerset Ji,! 345 -kit .
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Real Estate For Sale
ST WINDSf IR -l bdrm bt
.11 ST REDUCED $3,000 '•u: ' ■’ x- - -pc ' ;k ular buy • Eos; Windsor A Hickory icres a bedroom ‘ranch, now *■ i -ale by owner Large eat-in■ ' hen a Ui sol an ah floor■ <-ss I v • a rpeted fover and mi K room tiaths 2 car
cached parage- Perfect lor jr iu - nil tan:ii'- and ideal for n.aw apartment Ail this and■ I! e lor III d .30 x 609-448-
eat-in kit
Land For SalePRINCE TO's VICINITY
3 ACRES WOC DS STREAM> ] K X.H »W » ' evening- 201
EXCLUSIVE : OTS in ElmRidge Park acres. S2Y1K ')up Princeton prestige are.Harold A Pe<irson. 609-737-2203
PRINCETON 1'WF) one off©u, hu 11 da hie lots sewerpent t ... at e In the PrettyBrook '.x tmr 2 acres of veryinteresting terr ain plenty oftrees and a hro , $48 ", - W sBORDFN HI U rOR 609883 .1900 F.ves •«i9 882 .44!
rm. din rm fam rm. baths garage.
Ail •«»Possible 30% down uavment ■c. .iilahle o. qua! if ion buv.er 609-921 501? days w . _ W o i 's & wknds
RED HOT BARGAIN 2 50 park like acres in rural ii.ipeu ell Beautiful 'rees surround a cozy immaculate Cape Six attractive rooms, w mdow u all living room, 2 car ga' age oru- $44 90* MAX I) M Oman Rea It \ Route it'2 m Fleming!on 201 782-2713 i 201 782-7020
KENDALL PARK Im - mediate occupancy, 10 rm 1 a r ic h 4 b e d r o o m s fa m ro o m si id $ 2 haths garage S3 ®0 down to qualified buver F'-anklin Somerset Agencv I r . ( a )) 201-249-: tit* 6.309
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i-dia’ i keupancy m loveiv 01 ■' 1 ..niri -u: : \ ;■ .mulesin , N .1 Turnpike Exit *8 “ rtgage i\ .1 table W lj ■ r pel ed .11r c ond ’ inning.
-! 'rms and screens, natural , ■ fleai iiall acre S2 (XX) IRS discount allowable Call 609- Ori 40K weekdays
Si BRl NSWK'K by owner V> 9*m . - tn level. 4 bdrm 3 Nath, e kif Ivg rm din rm.
ten a w carpi 2 at gar ; 2 acre 301-329-2130
f-’.E AUTIFUL ) BRT 1) W N H 111. S E P r i m? lix-atior. T.R .mad 1 Many ‘xtras Principals only 609- 348 7636
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TWIN RIVERS anytime now to Contemporary 5BR split Negotiable price Assumable
rr ..rtgage Good location Many extras By . .. ner 609 44L 2606
Real Estate For Sale
TWIN RIVERS gl AD II i BR end unit finished basement brick patio man; '■x-r.-ix now reduced '.. S36 ■i<)9 44.1 1909
FRENCH PROVINCIAL riN I HECOl NTRV
In tte aristocratic tradition of another era presentlv under construction on 2- acres About !H00 srj ft . 4 tiedrooms.
Laths living room. formal dining room family room, l a u n d ry & 2 car garageE .irrr.nl entrance terrace and recreation terrace offering a splendid new of the woods 'iwner forced to sell this mansion in fhe making before completion fa i l for ap- poinfmeni and bring vour (T e a t ;i e ideas with vou
$9 5 750. as s
W S BORDENMember of
Multiple Listing ServiceRealto r 6 0 9 - 8 8 3 1 9 0 0
Eves 609-882-1440
PRINCETON BOROUGH English Tudor excellent condition. 2 blocks from Nassau St Large living room w.ih fireplace formal dining room large kitchen, sunroom. family room. 3 bedrooms, dressing room 2 laths, walk up attic 2-car garage Please
.tier 7 pm 609-921-6342
IK iSSMODR 1 t iNDOMIMl'M an adult community 48 vrs
of age or over, Vermont model resale, moving to Florida 'A Vi carpet enclosed patio
■ .rm windows, custom built: cabinets on petio &a rpeted, drapes & rods plus
upright freezer and other appliances yet priced below ‘he new models 6)09-665-3)45
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866 ,5 00.
In this best ..f family neighborhoods tin the Western I ownship. an attractive multNeve Colonial on abnoat an acre, with live bedrooms and three full til*- baths. Entry hall, bright long IK mg room with fireplace, dining area with new bin window, large family kitchen with brick wallfireplace, spacious playroom. Walk-up attic, protected screened breeze wax . txx<. < ar garage New ns if and new vinyl siding fur low main- tenace \ c r x private brick terrace, with sitting wall, lo o k s over a back lawn dotted with fruit tree- and bevoud to the Hun Schtsil mall
8/15.000
fir.-at -spa., f- >r ;ii. \1oucv In nearby VX est Windsor, this attractive Colonial has over 1.0(H) square left of living area, LS. id.- gallery foyer1, separate living r....ni and dining room. font faniilv room with beamed ceiling and firepla.-. wall, kitchen, id \ 20. with large dinette, fifth bedroom or study utilitv room, jxiwder room, li pstair-. four verv spacious bedrooms ‘ master bedroom measure Id f. \ Jim and two tile baths. Full, drv basernert two . ar garage F.lectrii door ..pem-r, central air . ond it ion mg f<-ra >-1 v ard F airly priced at.
<75.500.
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921-7784
A n n e H Cresson R o b e r t E D o u a h e r - y Toby Lcughlin
Georgia H Graham Betsy Stewardson Ford
James B laughlin Julie Douglas Fritiie Moore
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Real Estate For Sale
EAST WINDSOR Seclusion For the family who wants privacy and seclusion as well as location 5 bedroom Colonial with fireplace and beamed cathedral family room Save on utility bills as this house has nl heal well water and septic -vstem Brick veneer exterior and hai: acre beaviK utxide-d lot Needs new carpet and a creative woman A bargain at $55 <XW ('alt owner week da vs 1X19-448-4081
EAST WINDSOR ‘ or sale hv owner at $59.50d large ranch style home on 12 acre Has center entrance hall, panelled den, living room & formal dining room with high -Piling A carpeted eat-in kitchen & laundry area with w asher dryer are off 2 car garage 3 bdrms & 2 baths are on the isl fir 2 bdrm- & bath on the 2nd fir are ideal for in-laws Brokers protected Call evenings & weekends 609-448 6436
PRESIDENTIAL HOMEHOPEWELL TOWNSHIP
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.ifTp . a m.n mum d*c " 5- . * f ■, been esjabirs&ed (e*elusive of xp .ieo t an- *■'« a i V- lowr paytnen? 'equ-red at the time of the bid
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Real Estate For Sale
TWIN RIVERS 4 hr twnhse, a c 2' bath ga: heat, full hsmt w w much more Mid $40 - 60s 448 3849 after 6 212-554 3417 days
' RANBURV MANOR 4ix-droums 2 full b a th s largebasement garage central air , ond $46,900 609-771-1177
Real Estate For Sale
IVIN RIVER 3 bedroom end unit $39,000 assumable 7W *1L500 mortgage Must sell, wHi consider 2nd mortgage 609 443-4568
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on the recent tour of historic ( .ranbury houses (Colonial was built 24 sears after the sign ini' o dependence. Fh ■ superb. ) i h i mas e i if hi'! ' T\ fi ir nniv
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.prom Prmcet I Pond Estate
P R I N C E T O N B O R O - A unique 2 story h ned for entertaining, 3 bedrooms and firepi for further details
a tree lined street beautifully plan nust to see Call our Princeton Office
$79,500
L A W R E N C E T O W N S H I Pmshed or unfurnished Three bedre.
ine Nearly maintenance larqe beautiful iot with r refrigerator Extra kftci
$49 500
NO M O R E C H A U F F E U R S ' Township home convenient to shopping, tran$75 OOC
H A P P I N E S S ISolder two story h
e convenience of walking to everything and living in a charming acated in Princeton Boro Spacious, bright eat tr- kitchen for
torn full basement and one car detached garage »6? SOO
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laundry room,
Harr i township) two apt 1st tioor apt has Z , living room, dining area, kitchen partially finished basement with age and a work room, central air conditioning and a detached t has 1 bedroom, bath, living room, kitchen and a window air con
£43,900
T H E U N B E L I E V A B L E B U Y
tures Possible N o w $71 900
4 O F F I C E S TO S E R V E YOU PR INCETON • PENNING TON • WEST WINDSOR • FL E MI N G TON
924 0095 799 1100 '82 4606
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SHERBROOKE ESTATES PRINCETON JUNCTION. Three year old Colonial in mint co n dition Large hvmg room panelled family room four bedroom s patio, basem ent and tw o-car garage .
571,500
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TWIN RIVERS Two story town house, two bedrooms. I 1? baths, central air. close to schools and shopping
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COLON! \1 4 bedrooms, 2l2baths. fam ily ' room w fireplace, centra^ air and vacuum system plus much, much more
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11)1 \1young couple 2 bedrooms family room cat in kitchen, lenced van! one car garage
S3<) 500
O LD E R COLON! A1 New bath. 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, large eat-in kitchen 170' deep lot Hightstown Bore
*35.500Hi \CRES Ir Hamilton Township with 4 bedroom home 1 baths 24 x 40' family room. 2 fireplaces 2 car garage
S97 500
WEIDEL286 Nel 1 ingham VV ay Men er\: lie N .1 '18819
809 588 141X'
HIGHTSTOWN 2 BR. bath. Ivrm dnrm kit basement playroom all appi $33,000
19-448 782t
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NEW JERSEY S F IN EST 1in t e r m s o f l o n d s c o p m g d e s ig n m a t e r i a l s f loo r p lan and l i f e s t y l e H i d d e n l a k e s the m o s t lu x u r io u s of a! N e w j e r s e y s a p a r t m e n t s 6 d i f f e r e n t f lo o rp io n s to c h o o s e f r o m
from 5295 mo.Directions Route 1 nor th to Cozzens Lane No Brunsw ick 'sign says "A dam s S ta tio n ” ) left on Cozzens Lane to Route 27 left on Route 27 to Hidden Lake Drive left to m odel merits
phone 201 82 8088 or Mam Office20 1 846 5700
Real Estate For Sale
o p e n House: s a t sun12-4. 11 Stonelea Drive byOWNER in Princeton vicinity This spacious T bedroom Colonial less than 1 vr old and located on . acres, contains MANN extras and is being iff ere I *8 9® that lest than builder Extras includecircularwith fami fireplace
drive, central a c ndifier . panelled room with large ! lull baths storms
& screens t)troughout, centralvacuun i m•w plantings, appi i anc? lishwa sher selfclea m ttg 0ven and manymore Vlinutes fr<im train trN Y ( ’ tw-4 91BV»
HKLLK MKAD 2 VR OLDCOLONIAL. on <.( partiallyvv ooded acre law ned lotin a lov(tI\ \-oung<community.
Real Estate For Sale
For over 2t) years we have enjoyed the challenge of tinding the right home for many families throughout Hopewell Valley We ap preciate vour confidence in our Agency Here are some excellent opportunities in
HOPEWELL BoRO Century old home containing 3 rented units and ground level tvasement Includes baseboard heat, city water ranges and refrigerators wide hoard doors and separate one room building next to main dwelling £62. (KM)
Large home with lots of space inside and outside JQ rtx n ' 9-au11fully kept including bedrooms full dry usable •lasement and a barn garage w ;th storage space above
$61 VXMl
Strong and sturdy describes ’his older home Such items as piaster walls oak woodwork fireplace and a charming foyer are often left out of tiuilding todav $63 500
LAWRENCE TOW NSH1P TWIN PONDS Some lucky family will find this immaculately decorated rancher ready to move into Drapes and carpeting as well as all appliances go with this 3 Bedroom 2>, bath hoxs This m u lovely quiet area in whichto raise a family $88 n
Call us for properties too
1 nvest m ent
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Joan S Kroesen Realtor
2 V> Broad Street, Hopewell 609-466-1224
Member of MLS Licensed in N J and Pa
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NEW ( Ol.ONI \!.s IN IDSTOKU AI
1 N H R I \ ( E V 11 1 IDistinctively styled by a New England Architect
IN I ME 1)1 Vf f (K < l P v \ ( \ into 2 completed stvles One with 5 large bedrooms with 4 Both homes have 2 extravagant baths family room with log burning ' 1 replace banoiset su e formal dining room, ultra modern GE kitchen with delux dishwasher and continuous cleaning double oven stove, qualitv Georgia Pacific cabinetry First floor iaundry full poured concrete basement with outside entrance 2 car garage maintenance free brick and aluminum exterior and professionally land scaped
Other styles under construction Builder will take
■ 1 ngen< - of selling . our home when -wiling these
DIRECTIONS Kt 206 to Lawrence vtile turn on Cold Soil Rd about 1 mile south of Light at Carter Rd about 1 mile north of light at E'rankitn 1 'orner Rd Take 1 ■>,- So Rd 1 iong block to open house -ign
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FLEMINGTON AREA 12 acres 7 room house, out building' fruit trees $85,500 Mortgage available 20 1 782 8915 after 6 .30 p m
moiled family -back living xiern kitchen dining room
room, full garage, gas a c. storm
wall inheated w mdovsulation. fully quality car peted 1 it \ w ater and sew age underground service lines Eull range of 1 vr old. first class appliances included Sold bv owner ( till 20 1 .359-
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E'.at in kitchen with self-clean oven Family room with oamec celling and panelling Einished basement panelled carpeted, with bar and separate laundry room S4! •kiK 1 vet Rea I > . M i 799- 2058 and 809 924 77~7
TWIN RIVERS Quad 3. 3 hr . excellent location Assume 7! ", mortgage Pnld family room nwny extras Will accept fx'st offer After 7 p.m 1919-44.3 4981 i or 20i 254 439!
SHORE AREA Reautiful lakeside location fishing, -wimmmg boating 2 cpted HR pnled cpted K m mod eat-in ki! ceramice tile f»ath
X - . ed pteda c. vr round rear porch, fenced yard mcl util shed Low low taxes Too much to |m" up .it $29,904 Pnneipais only 201 (49-6982
IN PRINCETON split-level near Lake Carnegie on N V bu' route A 'reed iot 100 x 250 insures complete privacy standard sizebedrooms plus a large bedroom 'junto with dormer window' 2 baths living room with fireplace formal dining room panelled famly room with separate entrance large screened proch car garage, full size dry basement large attic Asking pt in low 70’s Gall 609-921- 7556 ew es &• w knds
P R E S T I G E O F F I C E S P A C E
P R I N C E T O N . N
ONE PALMER SQUAREis
The prestige location in Princeton. Space seldom
becomes available. Reserve parking for tenants. Ideal for law offices.
Inquiries - call John Yeom an609 -924-001 1
Real Estate For Sale
MO! N T A IN \ f t : U A R E A 'ton * olomal ranch large
living room rhnrble foyer full dining room famiK roorr with fireplace, fdrmica kitchen laundry room 5 large bedreon - . bal hs a r eene 1jxirch large flagstone patio heated fully automatic inground fX)rjJ, large wooded lot gas heat I- central air, AT condition Asking $99 501 owner bv appointment 609 882-8181
! ’R 1 V ETON .11 NET! N E ,>ur bedroom. 2U bath (olomal. move-in condition panelled family room with fireplace, country eat-in kitcnen. central air full iiasement wijh large finished room, 2-car garage Mature landscaping located on a quiet street Walk to train, stores schools $70,990 Oliver Realty. ijwj -UU >n"vP. a rid ROQ 094 -7777
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We have immediate and future occupancy m 3 4 & 5 Room Apts, from S230.00
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B A R R E T T C O U N T R Y C L U B E S T A T E SKendall Park, N .J, (201) 20*’ 1838
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RichardsonSUPERB RANCH
JU S T R E D U C E D FO R Q U IC K S A LE TO A F A N T A S T IC $46 500
S P A C IO U S C O L O N IA L
S S 2 90C
C O L O N IA L C H A R M
S 5 4 9 0 1.
E X C E P T IO N A L S P l IT
S 55 500
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S T U N N IN G R A N C H
S 5 8 9 Of
W O O D E D W O N D E R L A N D
S62 9(
C O O L C O L O N I A L
S67 900
T O U C H O F C L A S S
S66 500
R ichardsonR ea lty(609) 448-5000
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p uarge living room formal wading to covered porch com
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garage
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Call 1609) 452 2552
Rec E state For Sale
Real Estate For Sale
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JUST LISTED this LOVELY spirt level in East W indsor offers all the space today s growing fam ily needs plus it lends itself to a wide range of decor from contem porary to colonial with its spacious living room c omplete with cathedral ceiling, ♦.•oma. dirwng room panelled family room 4 bedrooms. 2 ’ . baths and a beautiful modem kitchen wnh dinette To enioy outdoor 'wing to its ‘ uiiest a beautiful larae redwood .)(*■.. k and plum pear apple peach b -herry trees At" this plus a ? at garage • entoii an ustom draperies b shades and in ♦ <* ff'linn: < on d'bon $59 500
MCA v It > WOODED lot -in Roosevelt 4 bedrooms. 1 O baths panelled family room, eat m kitchen separate dining room arge living toon b 2 car garage $42 500
ROOMING HOUSE IN PRINCETON
-OVElY RANCH
PAINT ISLAND ESTATES
Ju»t r#duc»d to S59 500
'mall “ • S38 9 00
S39 900
ZONED VILLAGE RESIDENTIALstory Cotomai 4 bedroom, living room
W est W indsor
IM A G IN E D U C KS O N THE B R O O Kfireplace in the w inter A big sunny kited room, dining room Ft fam ily room All com plete w central A C ! All forJ U S T RFDUCED ly 4 bedm
S45 500
Sfc,7 500
SPOTLESS & SPACIOUS :
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& i$ t ? A t f A beautiful home in the best area of East Windsor
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LtheOM BARDO
A G E N C Y R E A L T O R S E a s t W in d so r O ff ic e
R o u te 130 (609) 443-6200
Rea! Estate For Sale
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1 ml\ glass walls separati the ng areas from the green
beauty There are i or 4 bedrooms ! or 2 family relaxation areas and 21 l- baths Very different, in 'crest mg and exc iting
( mix $76,900 Wm H Fl-LPER
K F U T O R S 19s Main.
'tardley Pa 215 592 4007
F.\ t*s 2:7 493-417!
S64 500
S 2000 t a x CREDIT a v a l
SOME WITH AIR CONDITIONING
J HIGHEST COMMERCIAL LOCATION
), ■••’r-iairur-;ALL AREA LISTINGS AVAILABLE
Ad le rm an , Cl ick & CoR t 'n l l r u - In-Min ip-
924-040 586 1020
Real Estate For SaleCRANBLKY
IDF \L location lot horse lovers Country Ranch home set on 3 • beautifully land scaped acres laving rotim with 11replace ; W nm ne 2-.• st1 r i r g a ra p skv 910
3 BEDRtXiM 'arm homt- on 3 86 acres 439 frontage, ba ths 4 car garage $78 (XX)
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F n # S A L I- B 3 Neat 4 bedroom West Windsor conditioning 1 country setting fruit, rose garde Write Box hit 13 ceton Packet
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Custom Built Hornes
C R A N B U R YV IL L A G E
3 HR Rarud . barh . , RWm Bucct Builder Inc. ■
N o w b u i l d i n g o n S t u a r t R o a d a n d ,
P r o v i n c e L in e Rd
For information call -(609! 924 0908
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T a p e < Od R a n c h 3 R a n c h 3 R a n c h , i S39.6(X)2-story ,a rage S49 5u
4 bedrooms, bedrooms bedrooms, bedrooms.
$2,1 9tH $34,100 $36,:«xi garage
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Listing Service 7 \ VIa in St C ranbur>
609-395-044-
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TW IN RIVERS BR twnhse i^uad III open area upgrd appi no wax fl gas bbq. mam other extras priced to sel. fast 609-4-43-4994
LAKEFR 'iNT 4 Bit 2 te'h. Quad 1 Twin River- assumi mori leek off kh upgraded appl & contracts Lovelv' pH 448 7774
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U N I T E R B H O W E . IN< REALTORS
203 Sou!h Main St i ••n.uig'oi h 11 782 Wit
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is situated on a ntcely Isndst ^sstd ot kid ,'1" ' yet nvinq ro o m fo tm a l d in in g ro o m , K itc h e n lo u r b e d ro o m s an d b a th full b a s e m o jii 2 M ja rg g t W ad ■" i ' . . - 1-s in i lud e b e a u tifu l i h e s trv n in n i i .q t io u : m e h , -ii1 hot w a te r heat (n e w ?• y e a rs .k io so m e w a ll >o w a ll c a rp e t P r ic e d to se ll a t i $ 5 3 0 0 0
a , d N io w N ' 1: ion • suitable -o-,fa'niiies. V living rooms dining ....... 2 utr ru-ns ‘l ie ilr K im s : t i.lth s and fam ily a t ire p la r .e G o n it
-1 - ' l l 1 a t 1 a . A : ■ $ 4 2 5 0 0 .
S T A T E L Y C O L O N IA t T> -■ ,a i • .-.e'lent condition and a pleasure to s
rooms include foyer living room, dining laundry, 3 bedrooms, bath base*
garage Large lot with shad# trees £S37 9 0 0
\3 L E O N A R D V A N HISE A G E N C YMEMBER MULTIPLE i STING ERV lC f
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S 39 90(i
- WIN RIVERS
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5fc2 500
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SO UTH RIVERilomal formal dining room, living room
full base nr bat hi 2 car garage Very neat bouse• ...a - k c o n d it io n
Only $38 500HILLSBOROUGH
maculate ra n c h with full f in is h e d b a se m e n t Onappro* 3 - w ith 280 fro n ta g e $52 0 0 0»□ HERALD REALTY
R e a l t o r s’ • - 20 ! 287-5656
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T W OH O I S E S O F T H E W E E K
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1 sensitive adaptation of a colonial rla-"i< with all the modern features vou rc looking for. Built by Baiestrieri and Pearson in the exclusive Elm Bt'ige area on 1 > ;«■ re-. this autlicntu Fhompson Salt box offers fourbedr.ioms 2 . baths, cat-in kitchen, living room with fireplace and large hut cozy family room If authenticity and quality without compromise arp your rc iu irenn-iit' . better see this home now $ 1.5T. 11h''
when you experience him Ridge Park Southwest, you understand the realities ,f country living at its ultimatt \ 3 -bedroom I with expansion to I d - hath I hotn[>s.ai ■ e.lonial cape on I acres i- a pleasant th(night
hut when it - .instructed In Balestieri and Pearson it is the toast that makes the party Quality without compromise is evident from the quarry tile entrx to the handcrafted cabinetry and mud ceramic tile hath fea tu res include family room with fireplace, a den, first floor master
Some color selections could still $ . " d m
bedroom suite and rear flag partx path l>e your option at this t im e..........................
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MANVILLE WESTON SECTIONr R mnm ranrti fpatllFinn large living j
$42 990
M ANVILLE N O R T H SIDE BLEECHER STm dining
LOW TA XES ! $37 900.
M ANVILLE PERFECT BUDGET HOME
$36 900
M ANVILLE
C u s t o n i b i,
HARRISON AVE
$43 000
M AN VILLE BUILDING LOTS
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4 2 S Main St Manvi l le 2 0 1 - 7 2 2 - 0 0 7 0
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6 room ranch. 3 Bedrooms full Basement, patio at lached garage 75' x 113' iot $43 900
MANVILLE
Modern 6 room brick Cape Cod 4 Bedrooms, aluminumsiding on dormers, new foof. 1 full oath and 2 half baths, full cellar 2 car garage 6 0 ' x 100 lot.
S49 800
ACREAGE HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSHIP
58 acres. Approximately 1450 ft. road frontage Near city water and sewers. Zoned residential. Terms available
S4200 per acre
JOSEPH BIELANSKI AGENCYREALTOR
212 South Moin St Manvil le N.J. 201-725-1095
Eves. Call 20 1-359-3245 M E M B E R M U L T I P L E L I S T I N G S E R V I C E
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TW IN RIVERS. .......... . r . • $49 900
DEVONSHIRE COtONIAL -Jr-
S59 900
TWIN RIVERS O PE N HO USE TOUR
Set and Sun Oct 4 5 12 to 5 P M Storting point at 109 Hoovorton Place
Follow signs oH Rout# 33
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*I’erfec! Mother-Daughter E iirni.il din rm . 2 full baths 5 major appliances fully car
taxes E xeel lent condition JustRmkcr 201 eves 251>816 *
negotiable Good 609-443-1006 after
HUNTERDON Ctll \ou want a beautiful lot near Sergeantsx elevation and reasonably priced
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spacious
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mMv- pmeled dcr; jiancled rec room, fireplace, central■ in i onditiomng 2 car garage < ucated on a quiet cul-de-sac 'uli> landscaped patio ap phances and other extras A62 >00 Pnncipals onh Can f>c seen by appointment• ciephone Jill 287 4574
TW IN' RI'-. KRS TOV. N.HOUSE 1 me of a kind : bedroom j
bath tow nhouse professional! v decorated throughout plus Hiper Imished basement On irge 6 extras |42 .<'liver Rcu.". on ns jr.,. aI
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TWIN Rl\ ERS hdrmtwnhse. l ’ z txaths. full Oiscment gaslighi and grill
pgr a fie<i arpetmg AI appi A extras 809-448-7761 Cal! cv enings
CROSHAWP R E SE N T S
BONUS This new 4 bedroom home qualifies for a $2000 rax credit Cathedral eilmq in iivmq room h tor
$42 500mal dmm lom.
o u t s t a n d i n g starter home featuring a beautifully wooded half acre, app ianr es carpets drapes sliding glass doors to private patio $4 500
WALTONS MOUNTAIN 7 IM. • I , r " spur -for country living Spacious modernized 4 bedroom home and 2 full acres of land $59 900
b e g o o d t o a O U R S E L F 1 f you ve earned th e op ponunity to improve your lifestyle, this is your kind of house Custom features include w w carpets, central air large pantry laundry $58 900
NEED EXTRA ROOM r P; ; •’ : >'1di'iqrto the 4 or 5 bedroom mam house with a huge family room we offer an efficiency with appliances and pnvacv at $6 3 500
M IN F A R Mwith stone f make this an
m . at ion pius a 3 bedroom home plus 5 Acres of land and stream
-,c ffennqat $59 900
GoshaveAgikcy
609 448 0112Call anv Day any Hour
HORSE AREA
W illiam sburg Colonial located on a ry road. Four spacious bedroom s. 2 b
baths, large living room dining room, modern 24 x 12 eat-in k itchen, fam ily room 19 x 15 w ith a brick firep lace , panelled w alls and beamed ceiling plus a
glass door toDasem ent, central air, tht cleaning oven d ishw asn tached breezew ay and 2 land 3 '/? cleared and ter tw o large sta lls and a la rep
i hardwood :ar garage 4 ' ;ed for horse;tack room.
Delowore Twp Cah Today 1 S86 900.
THE B O R A C K A G E N C Y INCRealtors
f l e m m a l o n 2 0 - 8 7 1 9 7 0
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library paneled rec : I- a klichen, ipphuni <•'
al nt 1 all owner ,t 2 .h 7(77
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h.ALEI BA OWNER - 9 rm - pa i i o u s ranch Kendall Park 4 lidrms 2 baths large kit , large utility rm or family rrr
pai i ■ n • in- rm garage Lot 9| S ffl Assumable mortgage at 7'V with approx ! ! down Only S4T Old ■ all N HJ! 0454 Nr. t'rokers
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m center of Higtitstown East Windsor
Phone 448 2 1 0 0
Real Estate For Sale
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BI LEVEL 4 Bit 2 dnrm. Ivrm modern eat panelied & < p!d In rc garage ceni air s s surrounded b\ resident-ial community Princetm & turnpike 544.WX ii rent w opt ion $42." rm. > a!
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555 000
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PRINCETON HIGHTST0WN AREA HOMES PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY
7 A S S U M A B L E M O R T G A G E A V A IL A B L E T OQ U A L I F I E D BUYERS on this well situated 3 bedroom ■ iwnhouse m Quad II in Twin Rivers Extras include a sen leaning oven, frost free refrigerator washer, oryer gas grill on patio, thermo pane windows "iron oh out central vacuum system and much more
$39 000
N E A R L Y NEW 4 bedroom. 2 full bath home with "inn, --iDrovemenis Situ.aied on a qi iet cul de sac
ir Hightsiown Borough this fine home offers an entry foyer, spacious- living and 'lining rooms well equipped kitchen, family room and laundry .• 1111v -oom immediate oc|upancy $46 900
J U S T R E D U C E D exceilerl opponunity to reside m - i * East Windsors finest comrrkjnities Slate
fi yet with open staircase. 20' M l room wch fireplace and bookcaseis * formal (dining room overlooking a brick patijb, spacious kitchen -mo family room, 1st floor utility roomy4 good size
ims and 2 baths (Walk to school, park and - ■ courts $$T 900
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fe a tu r in g an .e n t r y feve rdining { room with
athedral ceiling, panel® family Ipon " replace, 5 bedrooms. 2'| baths Sidii entry 2 car hi',1 j. Beauidu ly landsrlped ' aq?e ir • within raiking distance to Kreps Hemwtary f
Y l $60 900
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STANLEY T. WHITE REALTY. INC.
Realtor 6 ) N M o t n S*Cronbury N J
655 332 2 or 448-2477
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p.-img in lixinn room, dining hsdl rA stairslar g* I. : wiih flux' mg -Ir>-am Reduci d $4-2.1100.
¥ ..Hickory Acre- - I xuanded Ranch - Five large tn-. Ir*.. ens panelled den formal (lining room and eat-in kitchen with laundrx area, Howe ha- been n ■ .in ', ri deenruled on inside and |-umes with • a - her. qrxer A air i . aid it ii >ner- in cl ml -d I here i-
.Trv basement xvilh added craxxl -i>i»' eS Sb.aOU.
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ftjnf) square ft. warehouse, office or retail tx|H- zoning. E or -ale or lease 2 miles from e< it . A
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and sliding glass Both have foyer*- m> ' porch and patio junur; torn.ai ■!;:;in, perty has an kitchen. 2 bedroom
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■GA'RAGE SALE 43 Central Ave off Bennington Fku ■ f inkic Park, I ; i & Sat Oct
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experienced | pa fieo teachers to teach Sunday om'. the subjects of
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NT RSK AIDES fulltime, 4 1, & 11-7, a limittxl number of pimtior an , iatile New facility pleasant working conditions good benefits Apph r person. Franklin Conv Center, Rt(‘ 27. Frarikiu Park in tall for appt 201 821 -8000
L A W R E N C E V IL L E VII, LAGE walk to everything, newly decoratedunfurnished fi rms fxiilt-in kitchen fteamed Irving rm, panelled Ten, private yard,other er.itie Pre' evecalls 201-232-2712 $375
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adults desires LOSING TO 1NT LATIO N ”small cottage Manager•s Earn substantialArable Reply second .ncome ;in depressionc m Princeton P11,0 ■ ! riterna 11oria 1 growth
business N o phorit interviews
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1 or Mr and Mr Fred Nix, nos * iefc
I <deral sidebuMrd ires t825,I 1-iiih VI T sideboard irea1850 oak dresser oakwashstand. early radio country sl(.x-e counter with cash drawer, other country■ r> ten-, oin iv.ney, oak
■... . ■ ase & gui. case pat■ .. irk quid- nianket chest
keU M ! fable 1890 !m yt ie with wooden parts cut glass silverware oak aropleaf table office -.wivei chan -j-;.- x ham oitavase Limoges and man1, other items
Directions Rte t to to Yarn- %illo to 588<) So Broad SI ( rosswicks N J < -. ’>er and Aiidoneer not
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APT FOB RENT near i a w r e w ' Idtad lirehous* 5 mom ^ Sa t)i S250 80VWtf68M af ter 5 p rr.
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('o 37 N Main S' i 'ranburx 14)9 i9 <>444
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RANCH 2 vears old. 3 bedrooms 2 baths cat-in kitchen central air. full basement. 2-car garage half
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