HAMPTON - An advertisement appearing in the real estatte section of Rockingham County Newspapers this week is soliciting buyers interested in "Seasirde Radiation Cottages."     Jay Critchley, director of Nuclear Recycling Consultants (NRC) and a waiter from Provincetown, Mass., said his company took the advertisement out to "exploit the situation for profits."     "This is the biggest real estate deal in decades." said Critchley.     The advertisement offers radiation-proof condominiums with full views of Seabrook Nuclear power station.     Critchley said he was "entirely serious" about the project and said he would be sending out his proposal to federal state and local officials

in New York, New Hampshire and Massachusetts.     According to Critchley, the NRC was founded in 1983 to convert and recycle areas around nuclear reactors.  He said this was the second proposal his company has written up.     The first proposal was to convert Three Mile Island near Harrisvurg, Penn., site of the United States worst industrial nuclear accident, into an historic community park, he said.     "This is not unlike a lot of real estate deals," said Critchley, "If people have interest, we will move forward with the project."     Critchley said the NRC is an independant organization without any ties to any activist groups.     "We're unaffiliated and under-financed", he said.

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