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Vol. 19, No. 5 20 pages Thursday, January 31, 1974 State says SRO’s must news be changed or removed. briefs The Franklin board el that the officer’s duties are allowed the officers to carry educational practices, and not exist in its present form, education has been asked by limited strictly to law on- firearms, whether it violated the Con- and’ said the board of the state commissioner of forcemcnt, and that firearms The board, said Mr. Roth, stitutional rights of students. education would tackle the education to halt the con- are expresslyprohibited in the contended that the SROwas Mr. Roth said Franklin’s problem at its regular troversial School Resource schools¯ not a public school law on- schoolboard could still appeal Thursday night conference Officer programin the high The ACLU,which petitioned forcement officer and the decision, and noted that session. An announcementof andintermediate schools, as a the state board on behalf of therefore felt the application the state commissioner had the board’s intentions for the result of a hearing two weeks Theresa Hurvath and Judith proceduredid not apply to the given the board the option of future of the SROprogram will agoin Trenton. De Poneeau, two parents of SRO. going through normal chan- probably be madetomorrow, In a letter received Tuesdaystudents in the high and in- In addition to the argument nels and revising the program Friday, said Dr. Maxwell. by school board attorney Jack termediate schools, argued about violation of the ad- to meet requirements. Mrs. Marilyn Zuekerman,a Lintner and ACLU that Franklin had not fol- ministrative procedures, the School superintendent Dr. leading critic of the SRO cooperating attorney Richard lowed the application pro- ACLUasked the state corn- Robert Maxwell confirmed program, said she felt the Thinie, the state commissionercedure, had not made a missioner to decide whether that the state had told the state decision was "definitely SENIOItTItlP asked Franklin to disband the finding of need, and had the progrumviolated accepted board the SROprogram could a win for us." The Middhibush Senior SROmonth-old SROprogram Citizens’ Club enjoyed an becauseit violateda section of outing at Radio City Music the administrativecode of the State Boardof Education. Hall in NewYork on Jan. 23, Robert Roth, president of with transportation provided Budget may lower taxes the Somerset Countychapter by the Franklin Parks and Recreation Department. of the American Civil Liberties Union, said the school board received the An increase in ratablas and utilized, and gave an item by supplementalteaeherstowurk Warrior marching band are with students whohave been NOCONTEST restraining order becauseit a decrease in students may item description of budget also a priority item on the failed to follow the proper lead to a slight loweringof the areas, although he stressed, diagnosedas having learning budget, said Dr. Maxwell.The procedurefor hiring a public township tax rate if voters "This is very muchthe board’s problems, band’s present uniforms are The Franklin Park Inn on Other funds will be used to Route 27 has pleaded no school law enforcement of- approvethe $10.4 million 1974 budget, despite the fact that over 12 years old. ficer. school budget at the polls I’m doing the speaking." "bring the fiddles out of moth- contest to a charge of pur- MARJORIEBURGER, a volunteer at the Franklin TownshipHealth Department,counsels a Dr. Maxwellestimated that chasing alcholie beverages In the normal application February 13. The budget was A "very heavy emphasis" bails, as Dr. Maxwellsaid, to patient aboutvarious familyplanning methodsat the bi-monthlyFamily Planning Clinic. procedure, said Mr. Roth, the unanimously approved by on reading is containedin the resumemusic instruction in an average property owner from an unauthorized source stringed instruments, which would pay about $16 less in betweenJan. 22 and Aug. 22, sehodiboardmustfirstmakea Franklin’s board of education proposedbudget, accordingto , , __ L | __finding of oecdand then apply after Mundaynight’s public Dr. Maxwell.Funds have been ceusedtauryearsago, taxnsnext year if the propesed ,,,, =o.,,o,,o hearing at Hillcrest School. Newuniforms for the Golden budgetof $10,395,609passes. n n n i [r~ ~[]1 ~ ~[Jp’lrl i 1 i[]1111 1 i[.,llto the countysuperintendent of allocated for books and fm Bower, director of the New ~’IP~i------’O ...... ~ w ~=m’wl~=lBschools. county Jersey Division of Alcoholic .u="Illl ily ’~=m=m===~ If the In response to complaints = superintendent agrees with from residents about BeverageControl. Frederick the manncrinwhiehprevious G. Ftiock,ownerof the inn, was the needfor a schooloffiecr, he then sends the application budgets have been presented, S r ordered to pay a fincof$l,875 []] a n u It"---" ma n t Chamber campaign fo in lieu of suspension of his at health-’ ~ ~wlrw,.... w- ~,, - to the state commissionerof board president Raymond liquar licenseIor 25days. edueationfor a final decision. Mesiahturnedoverthefloorto Fewresidents seemto be Centerin Nov.’arkfor further obtainedthe servicesof a newIf the commissionerdecides to superintendent Dr. Robert sen awareof tile extensive family testing. Patients also receive doctor, Dr. Triveri Patel, who grant permissionfor the hiring Maxwell. Dr. Maxwellgave a ior citizen discount excellent response to the PI.:NNYSALE planning services offered by complete internal and ab- is hoping to run the evening of the officer, said Mr.Roth, brief slide presentation on The township-wide cam- discountto the elderlyis in full the Franklin Townshipilealth dominal exams, two Pap test clinic. Dr. Patel is presentlyin there are two stipulations: ways budget moneywould be paign to offer a ten per cent swing,according to AnnetteE. request. Lists of participating Petrick, ExecutiveDirector of merchantsand businesses will The Altar-RnsarySociety of Department in their office slides, anda lecture on use of charge of the new cancer above the library at 835 wtrious types of con- detection clinic, which was the Chamberof Commerceo.f soonappear in this newspaper, St. Matthias Church will llamiltonStreet, according to traception. held for the first time last Franklin Township. and lists are also available sponsor a Penny Sale on from lhe Recreation Depart- Wednesday, Feb. 8 at 8:30 Mrs. llelen Reilly, elipic "Most womenwbo come in Monday.The clinic, reports The township Parks & coordinator, already have their minds Mrs. Reilly, was a "terrific Recreation Department is ment. p.m. Services will be held Bad water taste pinned issuing cards to all senior Mrs.Petriek announcedthat prior to the meetingat a p.m. Yet the amountof services made up on what type of Success," available to township contraception they want," In addition to the family citizens whorequest them at by Feb. t, participating firms in tim church, residents is complete, inex- says Mrs. Reilly. "But we planning clinic, the health town hall. Participating will be issued postersfor their pensiveand varied, says Mrs. answerall thcir questionsand department offers an annual to runoff fromsnow merchants are giving windows indicating their Reilly. The family planning tellthem about other methods, series of multi-phasic discounts of ten per cent, in participation. CIIAPI,IN FILMS clinics, which have been in just in euse." Amongthe screening clinics, mini-health some cases more, to card The Chamberhas issued a existence for nearly seven methodsavailabhithrough the fairs, and tri-monthly Child Water Companyhad added bearers. Some 500 elderly last call for merchants, Tile bad taste in Franklin’s water. businesses, service The Rutgers University years in the township,areheld clinic are rhythm, condom, Health Conferences. The last Mr. Carlano said the water extra chlorine to the water to havebeen issued the cards to Student Center will present a municipal water supply last date; the tmvnshiphas more organizations who want to twice a month, on the first diaphragm, the Pill, intra- are given the first three Tuesday was caused hy the might have a bad taste, but offset the flow of organic ten-week, 14-film series en- IVlondayand third Thursday. uterine devices tIUD) and Fridays of every month at I wasnot dangerousto drink. He matter into the water. than2,000 elderly living within offer a ten per cent discountto sudden thaw of snow, ac- its boundaries. the elderly to phoneor write titled "Charlie Chaplin: A Clinic hours are I p.m. until tuballigation. The last is done Parkside Street, Somerset cording to township health added that his primary con- "Sometimes the chlorine ltetrospoctivc." The first part about 4 p.m. througheither JFKl lospital in from8:30 a.m. until noon. The has a strange reaction with Tile Ctlamber of Commercethe Chamberoffice so they officer JohnCarlano. cern was that the water might maybe included in the list. of the series will be presented Franklin’s family planning Edison or the Perth Amboy Child Health Conferencesare Residents, mostly from the contain heavy metals, which substancesin tile water,"said contacted its entire mem- this Sunday,Feb. 3, at 7 and 9 clinic is fundedcompletely by llospital. limited to infants and are toxic but impossible to Mr.Carlano. "But the waler is bership asking that the The firm does not haveto be a p.m. showings. The movies Foxwood-Levitt area, com- discounts be madeavailable. township health department Nopregnancy tests are done preschool children only, says plained last week whenmany taste or smell. The analysis, okay now. 1 drink it all the member of the Chamber of shown will be "Tile Kid" funds and by donations, at the health department,says Mrs. Reilly, and only healthy noticed a "paint-like" taste in he said, revealed none. The time." Mrs. Petrick reported an Commerceto participate. (1921), and "The Idle Class" although Mrs.Reilly hopesto Mrs.Rcilly. Instead, patients children are handled for their water, Police reported Elizabethtown Water Com- (1921), both written, directed enlarge the clinic and apply desMngsuch tests are sent to immunizations and receiving over 40 calls pany, which supplies andstarred in by Mr.Chaplin. for grants in the future. Alden Luboratories in New screenings. Franklin’s water, does tests Generaladmission is $1.25, $1 inquiring whether the water "Family planning should be Brunswick.Testing VDis done This year the health was safe to drink. for beavy metals every hour, for Rutgers students. The completelyfree," insists Mrs. ut Franklin, however. If a department is also offering said Mr. Carlano. price for theentireseriesis $10 Reilly. "No womanshould patientis foundto have VD,he throat cultures for everyonein Last week Mr. Carlano general admission, $s for havetopay for thasc scrvices, or she is referred to New the lov,,nship Mondaythrough At that time, Mr. Corinne stated that the water wassafe answered questions at students. For complete in- Wecharge a maximumof $5, BrunswickSocial Services for Friday, through ap- Tuesday’s council agenda formation onother filmsinthe regardlessofwhat serviceswe free, confidential treatment, pointmenls. Students at St. to drink, pending further laboratory ’analysis, and session regarding the water series, call 20t.932-7723.The render, on a first visit." Mrs.Reilly is hopingrestart Matthias School are also problem and advised coun- public in welcome. Among the services another session each month receiving throat cultures advisedresidents to boil their water to be on the safe side. cilmen and police to tell available through Franklin’s for the family planningclinic through their schoolnurse and Analysis revealed that the residents to boil their water family planning clinic are during evening hours. Many thesehoolprineipal, saysMrs. until the problem was over. weighing, blood pressure women,she says, either have Reilly. In addition, the health odor and taste werecaused by CANDIDATES’NIGIIT run off from melting snow, . tests, urinalysis, medical to take care of smallchildren department provided lgO Residents complained of history and blood tests for or have to work during the which contained salts from The Hamilton Park Youth senior citizens with flu shots roads, .organic matter, water tasting like Noxema, Council will sponsor a forum veneral disease and anemia, daytime, whenthe clinics are this winter. gasoline, oil and other sub- kerosene, chlorine and paint for all Franklin board of In addition, patients mayhave held. Presentty, thuse whocan Residents wishingto avail stances. The melted snow as well as a wide variety of education candidates on a complete breast only go to eveningclinics are themselves of the many other tastes, the health examination for possible referred to JFK Ruspital, services offered by the health filled streamsrunning into the Tuesday,Feb. 5, at 8 p.m.in Raritan River and the department revealed. Mr. the Youth Development cancer. If abnormalities are which has a weekly evening department maycontact Mrs. Carlano noted that it was found, Mrs. Reilly sends family planningclinic. Reillyfor elinie informationat Delawareand Raritan Canal, Center, 55 Fuller Street. The whichsupply the tawuship’s possible the P.lizabethtown public is invited, womento Martland Medical Tim health department has 844-9400

With the fresh it’s run, run, run by Bob Yaeger can help them the most by for retired persons. "I guess you can say that I TRENTON-- What’s it like serving on these committees." He defined the ap- am one assemblymanwho is being a freshman state propriations committee as a very concerned about the assemblymantrying to be in rights of workingpeople," Mr. two places at onceand trying group of legislators charged with helping the governor Patero said. to familiarize himselfwith the form his budget. "The labor One of 39 freshmen State Capitol,its offices, staff committee acts on all laws legislators, Mr. Patero said he membersand legislators? which affect NewJersey’s is optimistic he can help Ask Joseph Patero, Man- Manville Borough in its ville’s formermayor, and he’ll labor market." Although’s he only been a crusade to speed up in- : ’ tell youit’s "beetle but a great state lawmakerfor two weeks stallation of traffic lights ...... experience." and the installation of a Mr. Patera, whorepresents now, Mr. Patero already has somethoughts about proposed delayed signal light at the the ITth Legislative District legislation he plans to in- Camplain Rd.-Main St. in- whichincludes Manville and troduce within the next tersection. Franklin Township,spent last several weeks. "f havemade one trip to the Thursdayattending legislative state department of tran- committee meetings and "Regardingpensions, I feel sportation and I plan more attempting to get to knowthe that copies of pension plans trips.., as manyas are needed State Capital. should be filed with the at- until these projects are Last Monday, the State. torney general, and copies completed," Mr. Patero Assemblyre-convened for the company pension benefits stated. newyear. should be mailed to each Mr. Patero also is working "I’ve beenappointed to the employee," Mr. Patero said. on obtaining State LawEn- labor and appropriations "This protects the employee.I forcement Protection Agency committees" Mr. Patero said also believethat interest rates ISLEPA)funds so the borough smiling as he sat in on almost which¢ompenies derive from can purchase flashing signal emptyassembly hall talking to employee pension money lights denoting 15-mile-per- this reporter. should bc applied to the hour speed limits around the "I was quite surprisedto be pensionfund and not to benefit berough’ssix schools. Blockthat shot! appointedto labor and’ ap- the company,"he added. "It’s been a hectic few propriations becausethat’s Mr. Patero also wants to weeks since I arrived here. whatI really wanted,"the ex- But I’m sure it’s going to be UNIVERSALHIGH’S Ronald Copeland tries to block a shot by SadOneil of the Franklin work for unemployment AlternateSchool at last Friday’sbasketball game between the two schools.The alternate mayornoted. "Themajority of compensation for senior wellworthit. I want to serve A NEWARENA -- State Assemblyn~anJoseph Patero, right, andDemocratic colleague my constituents are middle- and I’m happy to be here," schoolteam, nicknamed Westf[ald’s Raiders in honorof principalBill Wustfield,won the citizens as well as attempting game47-32. (DennisWamesky photo) WilliamHamilton, State Assembly assstunt majority leader, glance at legislationup for con- class workingpeople. I feel I to reduce property tax rates Mr. Patero remarked. siderationbefore the Legislature. ’ (Cliff Moorephoto) I ¢ " * 2-~ THURSDAY,JANUARY 3 I, 1974

Patero won’t ’rubber stamp’ Manville Gay. Byrne’s budget proFosms High School TRENTON-- Freshman governor’s budget in con- Mr. Patero, former Manville has information that a Democratic Assemblymanjunction with the legislature’s mayor, continued, significant amountof the $200 Joseph Patero (17th District, Office of Fiscal Affairs.’ We "However,with the creation million surplus initially Middlesex-Somersetl has are out going to approve of the "Office of Fiscal Af- projected by former Governor highlights programs with big price tags fairs,’ we havebeen receiving William Cahill for the end of pledged "not to rubber stamp this fiscal year just won’t be the budget proposals of just because they are more evaluation data which I Governor Brendan T. Byrne." recommendedby the governor intend to rely heavily on there on June 30th. To a large by Joe Sikoryak Mr. Patero said that he during the budget review extent, this dry-up was caused Mr.Patero, a memberof the by the down turn in our powerful Assembly Ap- expects the "Appropriations process," Mr. Patero noted. ptopriatiens Committee,said Committee" to look at the The Manvillelegislator said economywhich left the state With a nostalgic sigh, the history students in. the that "as an independently governor’s budget in con- that he "will look hard at short of some anticipated student body and faculty d sophomore class also.have elected body, the Assembly junction with the program someof the big budgetedstate revenue. Manville High School ended mini courses whichwill begin has obligationto scrutinize the evaluation data submitted by aid programs to see whether "Hence, any new major the second markingperiod of at this time. Thelanguage, art the requesting department or not the legislative intent of programs may require the 197’3-74school calendar. As and business departments ’ , , and the "Office of Fiscal these programs is being passage of additional tax remarkable as it mayseem, sponsor courses whichwill b~ Affairs." carriedout. As a former revenue measures," Mr. half of the year is over] Time presently beginningor ending. mayor,I am fullyaware of Paterocontinued. certainly flies whenone is Andof course, all students, in "ToooRen the fiscal process local government’s need for Mr.Patero concluded noting havingfun. every grade, will be treated to INvr_~’roasSv.smt:~TV.I involvesexamining littlethe budgetmore than request increased am awarestate that aid we but hadI also the that"the consumer’s number Jan. 3t wasthe official endof their quarterly evaluations: onedesire is fiscal restraint the second marking period, namely report cards. , orA.~sF.nt¢:^,I.~c. II for last year and giving the responsibility to spend the and that’s the approach I but it is moreimportant than For those ofyou readers whb request a fixed percentage moneywisely and prudently" intend to take on the Ap- that. This day marksthe end like to keep up with current incrensefortheoomingyear." Mr.Patergexplainedthathe propriations Committee. of the first semester,and with events, rememberthis ’date: that end comes refreshing Feb. IS. Onthat day. the class change, and a new start far of 1974will hamits second students in ~/arioes subjects. senior class dinner to ac- Hamiltonproposes bills Mostnotably, juniors and cumulate funds for their seniors will be transferring graduation trip. Service i~!,mati0nbgokrtt] [~ I ¯ ¯ IQ / from their present English begins at 4:30 p.m. and will I VFWfetes assemblyman class to a brand new one. continue through 6:30 p.m, to improve iust,ce system Studentsare required to select Admissionprice is $1.50 for CharlesDoffett, left, junior vice commanderof Manville VFWPost 2290,assists former at least two of the manyhalf- adults and $1 for those under cretion Action to permit under each statute and the MayorJoseph Patero with clipping an official VFWtie clasp, a gift Mr.Patero received when year English courses, one with 12 years of ago. :i!i: sixI bigsTRENTONdesigned - A packageto improveof ,~~ prosecutors to refer personsnumberof convictions by plea the VFW’honored him with the post’s "Citizenshipof the YearAward" during a dinner held an emphasison reading and ° I chargedwith certain offenses after trial. last Fridaynight at VFWHall. Mr. Patero,now a Democraticstate assemblymanrepresenting the other focusing on writing ** * system was introduced in the tn a programof supervisory"This legislation wig enable the 17th LegislativeDistriCt. also receiveda honorarylife membershipin Post 22~0. He also skills. This permits a student If you don’t wantto be left New Jersey Assembly treatmentprior to trail. us to evaluate the ef- wasfeted by some425 residents who attended the affair. (DennisWarnesky photo) to elect courses better suited out. be sure this is the week yesterday by Assemblyman AccordingtoHamilton, this fectivenuss of our criminal lo his needs and to add still you try the food everyone is’ ¯ William J. Hamiltoo, Jr. (D- legislationisdesigned tobegin statutes," he noted. morevariety to his schedule, talking about at the Manville .... . I7th District, Middlesex- rehabilitatingcertain persons ... Creation of an eight Another bonus for the llth High School Cafetoria. Somerset), the Democratic "veryearly in thegame. Too member bipartisan cam- and 12th graders is the first : assistantmajority leader. often rehabilitation fails mission to study capital needs period study hall. With Feb.4-S i~ J Claiming that the "present because by the time any ef- with respect to correctiooal parental consent, a junior or ¯ system of dispensing criminal forts begin, the individual senior has the prerogative to Monday-Barbecue on Roll, ROSSI. MONTGOMERY institutions and to recommend clover correspondence) justice isn’t workingfor either already has been in contact a master plan¯ skip his first period studyhall Vegetable, Salad, Milk 45 MurrayOrive theperson convicted fo the with hardened criminals fora "Our correctional facilities and report for classes at ap- Tucsduy-Chicken, Mashed NesMnic,N.J. public," Mr. Hamilton ex- relatively long period of are totally inadequate to do proximately 9:20 a.m. Potatoes, Vegetagle, Rolls, more popular and fashionable Naturally, this is a popular 369-3110 plained that his legislative time,"Hamilton noted. the job expected by society," by T. It. Blum-County.l-ll Clothing judging Milk. ¯ : package "represents an effort Mr. Hamilton, a former Mr. Hamilton said. "In ad- Agent each day. Garments are and prestigious item among Wednesday-Ravioli, Salad, It’s your~uturo. to improvethe system.’" assistant prosecutorfor the dition, our State is in needof Dorlsil. Wood-4-11Programtrimmed creatively with Mid-year Clothing Judging students, espeeiallythose who Bread and Butter, Milk. The substance of the U.S. government, further some solid long range plan- Assistant embroidery. Beautiful is Saturday. Feb. 23. All prefer sleep to studies in the Thursday-Pizzaburger, package ranges from man- explained that "with some ning as to numberand typed of fashions are knit nr crocheted clothing membersshould try morning. FrenchFries. ColeSlaw, Milk.. dating improved training in people, rehabilitation does not facilities needed. Weshould ComingEvents in unusual colors. Tie-dyeing to complete a garment to be Underclassmen can also Friday-Chicken Noodle Soup. the field of criminaljustice for require long periods of in- knowwhether we should build is a wayof creating your own judged that day. look forwardto benefits in the Tuna Fish on Roll, Potato prosecutors and public carceration at the public’s half-way houses, maximum Wednesday, Feb. 6, designs and making them second semester. World Chips, Milk. defenders to collecting ad- expense. security facilities, or Needlework & Tie Dyeing In especially yours. 4-H Clothing members 14 ditional data concerning the ... Legislationwhich further whatever." YoarClub,4-HCcnterl-3p.m. All these things will be years or older whowould like results of court approved defines the term "special or 7-9 p.m. discussed, with many ideas to serve as clothing judges p ac k 286 cit es cu b s The New Brunswick should plan to attend wiretaps. need’"in cunnoctionwith court lawmaker said that "we have That’s life, that’s the way shown,for all 4-H Leaders to Im’~:s’roasi)tvEasmrtEt~ approved wiretaps on the ball bounces, are beth try with their clubs as a Judgement Day on Saturday, Manville’s Sacred Heart ¯annual PinnwoodDcrbyatthe Specifically the Hamilton got to bring our criminal church auditorium. Trophies S~:uvt<:~:,~ package also includes the physicians, attorneysor justice system into the 20th terms you hear everyday. But change of pace. Feb. 9, at 9:30 a.m., 4-tl Center¯ Pack 2/36 recently held its FOUNDED1894 clergymen. The legislation sometimes the ball bounces v~,.,,.,..,- were presented tn the following: century. Our high recidivism . ~ followingcubs: ~,:~ =... ~::.~ :~ ... The Prosecutive Dis- also requires the court’srate is clear proof that we more erratically than usual. report on wiretaps to include have not yet done this. It is Way back in September we ¯ ¯ I 1st place - Scott Boekner, the numberof indictments and also proof that by failing to wrote a letter to school Lessonsfor youngbtcychsts to learn’ Den#4; 2nd-.h.ffrey Hot,ran, Manville convictions resulting from take corrective action, we teachers offering "Mulligan Den#3; 3rd-Kennnthtlaghes, such wiretaps, relegate thousands of human Stew." Whatfor Pete sakes, green. Youmust not go through the Webleias Den :/2; 4th-Thamas " beings each year to oblivion at you ask is "Mulligan Stew?" by ManvillePolice Dept. Gorman.Den //3. " Th e purpose of this . . . Stew is a nutritional program. intersection until the GREENlight is The following awards were legislation is’;- to protect in-. a ’,high cost’ to soc ety n terms actually ON! .... ,.. ,,. .... of money and human combining comic book and:4 LessonNo. 4 - Elect fi6’Tfifffic Signals also presented: Itic[~ard Little Theater. divi~uals whoby the nature of T.V. shows .... ¯ . tAnother vehicle, comingfrom the Snlarek and Edward Mills their .work,.. -receive con-. resources’:: -. .., opposite direction, may be coming We ordered 2,500’:or~the Pmhb.hlythe most important ~affie received their Bobcat pins. , fidential ihfdrmatfon, uless throughon the amberlight. If you and Raymond Zangara received presents they are personallyinvolved in basis of the teachers orders. signal is the electric "stop and go" he met in the middle of the in- That is about 100 different 4th light. Mostoften it is referred to by his wolf badge along with a criminal activity," Mr. grade classroom teachers who tersection there would surely be an gold and silver arrow point. ¯. ;~i.! Hamilton continued. "By auto drivers as a "stop light." Of accident! YOUcould be hurt badly!:’ thoughtit was a good idea. The course, l amreferring to the traffic Webelns Activity Badges i"CMC’IrU$ FLOWER" requiring wiretap data we can .:::~ program was then The GREENlight means you may were presented to the also begin getting a feelfor signals with a red light at the top, an proceed through the intersection ~ts,~,~" rescheduled for next Sep- amberlight in the middle, and a green following Cubs: ¯ , wiretaps as a tool in obtaining ’1~1~. tember. without hesitatioo....BUT, not without Benedict Pankowski - Ar- evidence of crime-data which light at the bottom.I call this the most caution! Be alert, keepinga watchin |t by .i Howda we explain to the important signal because when the tist; WilliamCollins - Artist; AbeBurrows "’ ;’ ’ is absolutely necessary when both directions to see that someone weighing value of wiretaps Teacher? Aletter apologizing light facing you is red. that meansthe else didn’t miss seeing the light audis James Cason - Citizen; and trying to explain.One lights controlling the opposite KennethSkirkanish - Citizen Rooseveh School ~ ~ against infringment on in- comingthrough, even thoughhis light and Joseph Yarusinsky - r t ’ dividual rights." week later the show is on directions are green. Therefore.if you is RED!Sneh a driver wouldbe in the again. go through a red light you are almost Citizen i . Brooks Blvd. & N. 5th ...... Legislation requiring t wrong,of course, but what good would statusreports onsex offenders Orders to be mailed certain to find yourself in a very Inducted into Boy Scout Manville ~ that be if he hit you?It wouldstill hurt Troop 286 were AnthonyPerna / ¯ ii after they’ve beencommitled t dangerousposition. just as mucheven though you were in Thurs., Fd. &Sat. ,.: . .~ i to an institution. OurtOO, on the ball, teachers Whatdoes the red light mean?The the right and had the right of way, You and John Stefanchik. "The ppurpeseof this hill is will receive their students red light on the signal meansthat all must always be ALERTto what Feb. 14,15,16-21,22,23 ~ to give the court an op- ! booksearly in April in order drivers, no matter what type of everyoneis doing aroundyou, for your (iItADUATE portunity to reconsider thatthey may be distributed in vehicle they are driving, MUSTcome ownsafety! whetherincarceration is the time to catch eitherthe to a completeSTOP, and wait until the Someelectric ’*stop and go" lights bLOOMFIELD -- George Tuesday,3:304 p.m. April 16, light changes to GREENbefore they EmilBittner of Manvillewas f ~ m proper corrective action. Too have a GREENARROW which comes amongsome t03 studentstd ___--41~_~l~-~llil~,,dp=.---,-I often p~ous co,~i~ for 23,~0, May 7 seriesor the go through the intersection, l am sure on pointing LEFT.This means that BIP",M~~~ | treatment never receive the Mrs.Van ass Thursday,6:30-7 p.m. April 18, that all youngpeople riding hikes have you mayproceed, ifyou want to make receive bachelor of arts 25, May2 & 9 series. seen cars go right on through a red degrees ut Bloomfield ~ ?; ¢9 I~fl [ intended treatment becauseof a left turn, and the oncomingtraffic, ,v,For ~..~: ~" ~#L.3U | inadequatefacilities." light. This, of course, is against the coming toward you will be held College’s winter com- Mrs. Van Oss Leadership law and it is very dangerous. If a mencementexercises Jan. 23. R~ns,.w,,, ..,,=, ...... Cuflaintime,~ I~ per I --. A requirement that the hack....AS LONGAS THE GREEN ~ r-" | AdministrativeDii-ect ur of the awarded degree driver goes through a red light, ARROWis ON! If you can readily see 7:45p.m. _J’- person1 Courtscompile a cumulative Leadership is a much used whether it is by accident or on par- that there are FOURlights on an term but an extremely elusive pose, he is endangering his ownlife electric traffic signal, this means I --.J’~’"’ ¯-- ¯ ,, I report of the number of o | criminal pro~ocutions started at Flor|daSt. quality. Young people are and the lives of manyothers around there is a RED, AMBER,GREEN and interested to explore and learn him[ If a police officer sees him go a GREENleft turn arrow! You MUST Ruse Lindstrom Van Oss, about it through the througha red light, he will be issued a waidfor the green left turn arrow if daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leadership Project. Tonight, ¯ citation, and he will most likely be you are turning LEFT? AndrewLindstrom of 303 W. Thursday, Jan. 31, at the 4-H required to pay a substantial fine. Frech Ave., Mauvilie, recently Center in MiUtownRd., the Always remember, a RED LIGHT graduated from Florida State project will be explained to means STOP,no matterwhat! It QUESTIONS You’ll9et a University with a Master’s highschool students. All youth wouldbe of no benefitto say,"I’m degree in Library Science. areinvited no matterwhat sorry,I didn’t see the red light," or, "I A graduate of Manville High A RED LIGHT means you theiraffiliation. Meeting will wasn’tpaying attention," ifyou went MUSTstop always, without School and William Paterson lastfrom 7:30-8:30 p.m. through a red light and caused an College of NewJersey. Mrs. exception. helpful hand Needleworkand tie dying accident or were seriously hurt An AMBERlight means you Van Oas plans to seek em- yourself. Whenyou are riding your ployment as a librarian in in your club mayproceed only if you have bike, you MUSTALWAYS be paying already entered the in- Completeline of Florida. ’Needlework is beeomin attention[ tersectiou. * RALEIGH The ambercolored light is difficult The GREEN light means to understandfor somepeople. It is a e VISTA¯ ROLLFAST warninglight indicating to those who you may proceed, but you Grand Opening shouldstill look both direc- e PEUQEOT(exclusive[ at the are approachingit that the light is tions to be sure no vehicle has ready to change to RED, If you are gone through a red light. BICYCLES Monday approaching a GREENlight and Being"in the right" is not us ¯ Repairs suddenly the amber light comes on, important as being safe and ¯ Parts you are required to STOp.The only avoiding an accident. February4th time you may proceed through an ¯ Accessories Stote Bonk amber light is when it changes to If there is a GREEN OpenMon.-Sar. 10-6 p.m. amberafter you have already started ARROWin the electric traffic ClosedWednesdays through the intersectinu. This is very signal, this means you may 853Hamilton St,. Sor~rset important! Never continue through an make a LEFT TURNonly MARIO’S intersection whenthe AMBERlight while it is ON! Z49-4544 of manvme. comes on as you are approaching the A person on a bicycle MUST intersection! On some signals the obey electric traffic signals, the same as anyone driving PIZZERIA amberlight will comeon to indicate any other type ef vehicle. the red tight is going to change to CARD OF 11 A.M. to 12 Midnite - THANKS: big and small. For your businessor for any good reason, Plus sound I wish to thank friends, Italian Dinnem neighbors and relatives fur helpful advice... their kindness shown and * Sandwiches sympathyextend at the time LOST of the death of Mrs. Vera "Open 7 Days" GramackStelnmun. Spe~al thanks to Father Ugene all for Sou. Tarrlsand AdamFucil!o, FOR TAKE Brown Pekinese, funeral director, and to all OUT female, not wemiag : thoeewho aent [lowers, ear- collar, answer= to do, spiritual hun’queta or CALL nameNikL Lost Valley. aided in any Wayduring o~r 526-6904 a.ms. Rrudler please call timeof sorrow. ShmleIlamtl L’uwille 248St. Main St. 7zbo’n3. RUSTICMALL ¯ EASTCAMPLA NROAD ¯ MANVILLE.N.J.~35 ¯ 526-4300 Manville Mrs. MaryGmmack Kro~dti Womenplan dance for Heart Fund LIFE ST YL E Mrs. HopeAnaya, president The dinner begins at 7:30 of the Franklin Woman’sClub, p.m. with Ken Normanand the announcedher committeefor Kentonesplaying for dancing. ~.: SOMERVILLE- Somerset the club’s benefit dinner-dance In chargeof decorationswill ¯ ; CountyHospital announcesthe be Mrs. Jacqnio D’Cruz for- ~: followingrecent local births: THURSDAY,JANUARY 31,1974 ’~’a for the Heart Fund on marpresident of the club, and :;~. Jan. 17--A boy to Mr. and Saturday, Feb. 16, at the . Bedminster Inn, Route 202, Mrs.Jesie llousell, chairman ~,.~:Mrs. AlexanderF~rpinecz, Bcdminstar. of the club’s Garden and ~:South Bound Brook. Donna Zambo ConservationDepartment. ,:,-:,’ Jan. 20--Aboy .to Mr. and Chaplin films" Mrs. Marguerite Klaus, ~,I~trs. Robert Rayhon, future brideof treasurer, is in charge of ’:-::Somerset. reservations. All members .... Jan. 22--A girl to Mr. and NEW BRUNSWICK .. Alfred Kopsco Cbarlie Chaplin buffs have a and their guests planning to ’ ’ Mrs. William Seubert, Belle attend this benefit for the ’~ .:" Mead. rare opportunityto see all of Mr. and Mrs. Edward the master’s great films in a Heart Fundare asked to send ¯ .’>’>’ Jan. 23--Aboy to Mr. and Zamba of 82 Gladys Ave., their reservations to Mrs. ¯ : ’:- .’Mrs. Jack Eisenberg, Manville, announce the retrospective series at the Klans hy Feb. 6 to Box412B, ¯ . *:..Somerset¯ engagementof their daughter, Rutgers Student Center on IL.D. 3, Somerset. ~.’ ’:. Jan. 25--A boy to Mr. and Miss JosephineKinal Donna Marie, to Alfred College Avenue. .,’.",Mrs. Richard Sehenck, ThomasKopsoo, son of Mr. -..-;Manville. and Mrs. Alfred C. Kepscoof ¯ When Someone Achieves ..: :..., Jan. 26--Agirl to Mr. and ’JosephineKinal, 1315Roosevelt Ave., blanville. Something .,: .:Mrs. Joseph Skubits, Man- Ch’ristopherLefts The prospective bride is a ville. 1972graduate of ManvilleHigh For The Betterment of Manville ~,. Jan. 27--A girl to Mr. and Schooland is employedin the then ...:..Mrs. AndrewEuhns, S. Bound plan marriage ,,,; .. clerical department at We’ll Gladly Congratulate Them ,-,, Brook. MissAnn Marie l’olinski SomersetCounty Hospital. Mr. and Mm.Joseph Kinal llcr fiance is a 1970graduate Publicly. 606 NorthSt., Manville. of Manville Itigh and is em- ,’ ,,,vUorsemansh:"ofannounce the engagementof AnnPolinski ployed by the Ply-Fibre Co., their daughter,Josephine of p,"1 u-lanne Raritan. C~.,l¢s 3#~ete,$ i ,d ¯ course White Plains, N.Y., to future brideof The couple are planning a Christopher Letts of New blay, 1975wedding. " A special horsemanship Brunswick, son of Mr. and Daniel Sujansky 238so. Main Street 725-2936 Manville, N.J. ’. coursewill be offered this m Mrs. JohnLetts of 123Miller Mr. and Mrs.Henry Polinski " "winter by the SomersetCounty Mrs.Lee Wilms, loft, assistantmanager of MandeeShops, discusses final arrangementsfor Ave.,Sayreville. of 719Lincoln Ave., Manville, ’"’". Park Commissionat the Lord announce the engagement of fashionshow with models,from left, Mrs. KathyBealer, Miss Joan Soroka, Michael Sheeto Stirling ParkRiding Stable. The prospective bride andAssemblyman Joseph Patero. Themodels are displayingonly a small sampleof the graduated from St. Peter’s their daughter, AnnMarie, i The course will appeal to the to Daniel Sujansky, son of . fashionsto be shownTuesday night. R. & MISSESFASHIONS i privatehorse ownerwho cares tligh School, NewBrunswick, ’,, "for his own animal and is and Marymount College, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sujansky ¯ ’.. designed to give the ownera Tarrytown, N.Y. She is era- of 148 South 9th Ave., Man- Fashionfun in February % ’.’bettor understanding about played as a mathematics ville. 50% off teacher at Eastchester High Thebride-elect is a graduate ¯ :...proper horse care. ¯ of Manville High School and notonly parents, teachers and this spring preview. School, Eastehester, N.Y. MANVILLE- The Main "Fashion Fun in February" the Nancy Taylor Business Street School P.T.O. has the students but an assemblyman tier fiance is a graduateof Institute. Sheis employedas a unique pleasure of claiming and a councilman as models is slated for Tuesday,Feb. 5, onall winterpant suits, St. Peter’s IRgh School and secretary by RCA,Somerville. for its fashion show. P.T.O. at 8 p.m. at the ManvilleElks Livingston College, Rutgcrs Her fiance is a graduate ef members Assemblyman hall¯ Tickets are available dresses,slacks, skirts, sweaters. University. Heis employedby Manville High School and t Joseph Patero and Coun- from P.T.O. membersor at Raritun Center Inc., Eidson. attended Somerset County ’ PTSAgroups cilman Jozcf Marawskiwillbe the door¯ The couple’s engagement College, He also is employed among the men showing The P.T.O. invites all was announcedby the future by RCA. fashions from Dave’s Men’s fashion-conscious men and plan program womento join them for this bride’s parents during a The couple plan a spring. and Boys’ Shop. Irs: Mon.-Wed. 12-S ¯ I ?~/& ! recent dinner party. 1975 wedding. The ladies’ part of the showevening of fun. Evenfor those Miss Donna Zambo will be directed by Mandee~who plan to wear last year’s Thurs.10-9 ¯ Frl. - Sat. The P.T.S.A. of Manville’s Shopsof Raritun. Both shops dress in the Easter Parade, 10-5 Alexander Bateho In- havecollected the latest and the gifts and door prizes are RT. 206 S. HILLSBOROUGH termodiate School . and chicqueststyles to present at plannedto please. ’CactusFlower’ rehearsalsincrease Manville High School will ’ MaryMac Par=land and Mr. the dentist’s office, his sponsor a combined "Faun- The Manville Little Theatre Talamini. girlfriend’s apartment, a der’s Day Program" with a production of "Cactus "Cactus Flower" is a two record shop and a night dub. candelight ceremony at the Flower," Abe Barrows’ long act comedy with 14 scene Mr. Talamini is directing Batcho School at 7:30 p.m. runningcomedy hit, is in full changes. It revolves around the showand is bcing assisted Monday,Feb. II "file event rehearsal at the Roosevelt the less than professional by Virginia Jcrlinski, Sharon willbe held in the gymnasium. School, according to Joe ’ ’ antics of a bachelor dentist, Sweet, and CarmenFederici. MissSherylAnoJones Talamini, president of the his "antiseptic" nurse andhis Bandswill offer selections MLT.The show is slated for youthful concubine.Set in and and the choruses from both bneryl-" ’ AnnJones production on successive around NewYork City, the schools will sing. Parents and Thursday, .Friday and scenes are spread out between the public are invited...... " bride-elect of Saturday nights, Feb. 14, 15 and16, and21,22 and 23 at 7:45 :Joseph Harakal p.m. Ticket sales for the shows, : START:AN.EXCITING COLLECTION with tickets designated for ::::’ib J’ohn E. Jonesof Manville specific dates, are on sale at 5!... announcesthe engagementof Ruzycki’s Pharmacy and WITH THISFIRST FREE.PLACE SETTING .,., his daughter Shcryl Annto Photography Workshop, as ." , Brian ltarakal son of Mr. and .: .. Mrs. Joseph Harakal of well as through membersof 5 pc. Place Setting W. M. Dahon ¯, . Let ghton, Pa buss Jones also the bfunville Little Theatre. ,’ ’, is the daughter of Mrs.Mary Tickets are being limited for Forged Stainless Steel ’, / Minichielto of SummitHill, each production at the Roosevelt School, Brooks 359-0323 501/, Georgetown Rd, "’ Pa. Blvd. and North 5th. Ave. The bride-elect attended RI. 206, Montgomery, N.J. Bordenlown, N.J, ’-’" Starring in the show are Manville public schools and Helen Baeorn and Bob (Formerly the Knit Nook) (609) 298-1190 will graduate in June from MarionCatholic High School, DeCnstro. Supportingplayers Man., Frl. include Susan Pane, Patrick ’ ’.’ .. Lausord,Pa. Butkas, Bill MacPartland, Man., Tues. 10-9 tler fiance is a graduateof SandyPirozzi, Joseph Golden, Wed.,sat. lO.6 S Saturday Panther Valley high School :’""’" and is employedby BlueRidge Thurs., Fri. ~ 1 0-6 RECYCLE ¯ "’- Pressure Casting Inc., 10-9 VALUES UPTO Lohighton, Pa. 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NURSES’ FINE LADLES’ WAITRESS[S’ WE SPIKED lINE tate Satt WHILE LEATHER QUALITYOUR BASKETS OF SHOES of aritan aIl g Current Styles Specially Priced AND 403 Route206 South olmu,nn’und r’hil~ Hilhborough,New Jersey STYLE 5aa 210 Nat~auStc~t ¢ l~lncetonNew Jeney 08540 a pr. Route22 &Ridge Rd. telephone924.3221 34 E. SomersetStreet 190 2 Raritan,New Jersey MemberF.D.I.C. Whitehouse, N.J. a ~4P~ .... * .... W The view from here letters to the editor TOII)N By Jay knowany better? It is no big deal to havean Needless to say, if the activcChambec of Commerce FORUM Several Manville present members of the or businessmen’sassociation Bike safety utizize here, it will be done on sounds more like "Big businessmen have approached Chamber of Commerce are if the businessleaders wantIt. a state-wide be’sis. Remora- Brother" government being Pooh blasted this writer concerning disenchanted with their A strong secretary and u run by elitists whothink they establishment of a organization, it behoovesthem Editor: her, thestateof North Dakota THURSDAY,JANUARY 31 , 1974 handful of workers could do has only 800,000 people, not are God’sappointed agents to Editor: 4-/I Businessmen’s Association to comeforth, as some have muchtoward establishing a The following letter was run our lives. which would truly represent already done, and form manyfor its size, but wehave sound relationship between send to Police Chief Theodore many youth and work with If the ByrneAdministration I would like to commenton the business and professional another organization which the business and shopping Lapayof Manville: them. startsoffwithactionslikethis, the article entitled,"Teachers people of this community.The would properly represent communitiesin Manville. With This letter mayseem rather howlong will it be before the should be "barred’ from editorials them in communityaffairs. It In view of the fuel problem idea seemsto be sound, based ample free parking, good ’unusualat first, but it is of that we all face, I will be good governor decides he seeking public office," which on the fact that the Manville can only spur a more active stores, and the top notch utmost impertance to manyof workingwith the Air Poliee in knowsbetter than the people appcaredintheJan.23issueof Chamberof Commerce,if it role on the part of businessand professional people that we us here in North Dakota. My presenting this program. I whoelected him and tries to The Manville News. really exists, hasdone little or professional people in this have here, there is no ap- husband, William Szymanski already havesix volunteersto give us an income tax or a The article reports the nothing to represent these town. parent reason not to have a whets from Manville,receives state wideproperty tax? opinion ul Mr. Pooh,outgoing Two-waystreet folks. Do you realize how many workwith the children, solid organization which is the hometown paper every I also hopeto get in to the 3 Naturally, the state will be school board president. Ac- It is tragic that a communityworthy projects could be willing to do somethingfor the week. His mother, Stella only too glad to take over the cording to Mr. Pooh teachers of 14,000plus, with a business undertaken by a schools we have on base for town. Ifwe wish to maintain a Szymanskiof 24 N. Bank St., indoorclasses. In addition, it cost of our schools. Of course should not be allowedto seek The first rouncl in the war against X-ratcd movies district as large andas "free" businessmen’s group if good profitable market area in has been doing this for many may be utilized for the this will meana take over of positions on the school board. as Manville, cannot find sound logic was employedand Manville, and keep the local years. I myselfenjoy it very military adults, whoknows, it the control of our schools,too. It is my eontentiun that from being presented on the Rustic Mall Cinema representation in a Chamber a few dedicated individuals peoplebuying loca]ly, let’sget mucb and find many in- eouldenoumpassmany, whieh If this sounds familiar it teaehers are very qualified to screen is over. Wehope it’s the last. of Commerce.The untimate got together to work at moving! teresting stories-especially should. It’s the samething the tragedyof lbo situation is that is what weaim lode. Our base be beard members simply But what a round it was. Morethan 100 residents promotingsaid projects? In The Manville Chamber of your bike articles, which is has a population dover 18,3O0 Cahill Administrationhasn’t because they have first hand the business people paytheir addition to candidatesnights, Commerceshould eitber move whyI amwriting, military and civilians. I tried. So far, the Byrne knuwlodgeof the needs of the (all protesters) attended council’s public debate annual dues and derive no how about the upcoming bi- or get off the pot. As for any I am employed by North cannot thank you enough for Administration hasn’t children as well as the the issue last Thursday night. And low and behold, benefits. centennial celebration; local disenchanted business and Dakota State University, comeright out with a similar teaebers, and as taxpayers of Just recently, an editorial in senior citizens projects; your cooperation in this 50-plus showed up at council’s regular January professional people whomight Extension Service, in matter and look furward to plan, but I fear it’s only a the communityare aware of this paper expoundedthat a MYALsupport, other youth desire to form a moresolid organizing UrbanYouth and 4- meeting Mondaynight, again to continue the pro- candidates night, whichwould hearing from you soon. matter of time. the financial situation of the activities, to namea few. We organization, wesay,why not? H programs on Minnt Air Anything so basic as the residents. tcst. bring political or schoolbeard could go on and on, ad in- If you have a real gripe with Force Base where we are Mrs.Wm.Szymanski water we drink or anything Mr. Pooh stated that candidates before the public, finitum, if we had the space, the C of C and you do seek stationed. It has been a very that can affect our spendahle teachers on the board "can A variety of views were expressed during the two should be run. The combined but limitations are also ¯ tb.lDundeeDrive moreactive participation, call worthwhile endeavor and has MinotAFB, N.D.68701 inn)metatter taxes) should prejudice the thinking of the scssions. Some points prcscntcd were very good, efforts of the local PTA-PTOpressed upon this column. a meetingor write this paper, really gone over quite well. entire schoolbeard." If this is organizations, resulted in an The business and underthe control of the people, others were fair and some just made no sense informalnight for local school in care of this column, and Last summerI suggested a This could be accomplishedby true then it doe~,not say much professional people of this we’llsee whatcan be done. If bike safety program at a ’R-rne-I’ the simple device of a for the other membersof the whatsoever. beardhopefuls here, but it was community, as well as the enoughinterest is generated, meeting of all Program referendum.This wouldreally board. It clearly implies that Like all parents whoattcmpt to protect the moral nothinglike that whichcould industry here, could and Editor: have been dune had this this writerwilldoallwithin his Organizers in the state and serve to open up government the rest of the beard is weak- dcconcy of thcir sons and daughtcrs, many borough shouldtake an interest in the power to assist in any way only one person in Bismarck to the people and to keep minded and without con- community been fortunate community as a whole. Not whatsoever, as long as suf- Whenhe took office Gay. residcnts bitterly demandedthat Robert Husc, the enoughto have an active C of used the idea. It becamecold governmenttheservant of the viction. just token interest, but good ficiunt interest is displayedby too quickly here for me to Byrne talked of opening people, and not their master. Mr. Pooh also commented thcater owner, bc blocked from prescnting the X- C. Theresponsibility for this hard work at promoting governmentto the people. the local business community,organize any sort of program. Gee. Byrne won an ira- that the NJEA, the rated :. type programcould easily be Manville for the fine Ifnooneelse wants to move, Whena recent issue of the Nowwe are told that his pressive victory, just as organization whichrepresents handledby the local Clmmbercommunity it is. The let a neworganization spring administration is going to Unfortunately for Mr. Huse, he’s hit some finun- of Commerce,just as it is done moneythat is madein this Manville newspaper arrived President Nixan did a year the state’s teachers, shouldnot up and replace the inactive und [ saw your program mandate fluoridation of our before. Io beth cases, both "encourage its membersto cial trouble. Whcnhc first opcncd, hc prcscntcd the in other areas. community by these very one. There are surely enough outlined on the front page, water supply. In short, people menran against relatively run for school board seats or Wily, pray tell, has Man- same people, comes from the people in this town whowould will not be given the right to any other elected office." family flicks (G and PG rated fihns), but nobody ville’s business community citizenry of this town. The then subsequenteditions gave weakopponents. Let us hope welcomesuch an opportunity lessons oneat a time (I amup choose something this basic that Mr. Byrnehas learned a Whyshould the rights of a came, he said. beenso far behindother towns workers and residents here andlamsurethatcooperation for themselves by means of in presenting civic programs are entitled to somethingfrom to #3 now)I decided to write lesson from Mr. Nixon. Manville taxpayer bc com- He even had to put up a $5,000 cheek in good would be forthcoming from you and ask if you wouldbe so referendum. This action will Alarge voteelects a man,it promised simply because of on behalf of the businessmen? the people whobenefit most not evenrequire action by the faith to the manufacturer of the "Poseidon Adven- Is it because our local our civic, fraternal and kind as to send meyour plan doesn’t makehim a god. Be it his occupation?I omsure if we from their hard-earned religious leaders in aiding far this program along with legislature. fluoridation of our water or suggested that Mr. Poeh’s ture" to guarantee the comapny a percentage of the Chamberis inactive, or is it dollars, the business and such a worthy cause. It sure The Byrne Administration rights be abridgedin the same becausethis groupjust doesn’t professionalpeople. the lessons involved. moretaxes on our income,let gate when hc presented that family-type fihn. He seemsworth a try, anyway.If At the last meeting of Ex- intends to do this by its own Mr. Byrnelook to the people manner because of his oc- you are interested, "Mr. tension people I showedthem direct order. EvenMr. Cahill for his authorityreact andnot cupation, he would protest lost money. Businessman,"let us knowin yourprogramsofaranditwas never tried to go so far. to himself. vociferously. This ecrtainly rufus an independent theater owner Somehowthis doesn’t sound writing! We’ll be waiting to met with great enthusiasm. The fact they have been Mr. Pooh seems to reserve who, in most cases, certainly does not have the X-rated flicks hear from you in the next few Therefore, if you do send me like open governmentthat is elected does not put them his sternest criticism for days! your information for us to responsiveto the people. This above the people. They are schoolteachers while making capital to back him in bidding for top, family there to represent the people’s no mentionof a fellow board movies. will. and not to act as their member who "formally" ’forgettable’ - mysteryphoto contest "Big Brother." resigns nine days after the His policy had to ohangc suddenly if he expected AnthonyMedairestaxpayers choose new beard to continue in a business which hc has invested but the explicit color by DickWilliver Manville members.Does this smack of "every dime I had." Special Writer photography did manage to politics? 1 leave it to the keepmost eyes on the screen, taxpayers of blanville to Enter X-rated movies, a morbid entertainment For those whohave a hard Oddly enough, the con- Seekshelp decide. inflicted upon the public (and little, independent time remembering the dif- clusion drawn by the ferences betweenthe male and "researcher" - whohad tried Editor: V.F. theater proprietors) by Hollywood producers and - the female, the doublefeature to showthat different people Manville directors interested solely in making n quick buck. ’ at the Rustic MallCinema last havedifferent tastes- wasthat I am a handicapped veteran ...... Without" capitfal behind you, what’s left but the people should be allowed to living on a small pension. My Wednesdaywould have been bottom of thc barrcl to choose from. extremely beneficial. The spendtheir three dollars on vision andhearing are slowly frequent repetition of total skin flicks if they want to.I leaving me. The doctors say Demseject But Mr. Huse has a~eed to present two family exposureWOLff d havemade the Film number two, "The they can do nothing, so I have fihns starting Feb. 6. And maybe, just maybe, th0 biology involved hard to Girls in 7-C," tried to be the madehobbiestokeepbusyand Si forget. story of an investigation into fight off periods of mentaldl e arczyk public wilI come to the Rustic Mall Cinema to see 0thcrwise, both flicks were the murderof a younggirl at a depression and despondency, "Cry of the Wild" and "Bigfoot." themselveshighly forgettable. veryordinary orgy, which seem to plague me most The Hillsborough Maybe, just maybe, Manville’s 13,000-plus popu- If simply watching skin Thereis really nothing good’ of the time. DemocraticClub held its first lation might start patronizing what was mean’t to be isn’t your thing, save your to report about this one. The! WhileI am collecting an- meeting of the year last week three dollars. anatomyis again in full view, ’ tique valentines and old post at the Capri on Route 206 in (and still is) thcir own community, family dmatcr. The lead item on the twinbill but the total lack of realismin cards, I am also collecting South Somerville. No one is standiug outside the theater and de- "Eroticoo," was a collection the sex scenes destroys any rare old calendars and ad- Past president, Nicholas of unrelated sex scenes value it might have had even vertising cards, in hopes of Fornucei, called for manding that people see the X:rated films. And no wrapped into a sort of for pornographybuffs. writin~ a book about the items nominationsand the following one will bc standing outside enticing people to see Tbe plot seemsto have been documentary. The alleged I collect, and earn enoughnew club officers were elected "Cry of the Wild" and "Bigfoot." researcher interviewed some built arounda series of film from it to get off this small VA-- president, Theresa "expert" free-thinkers on an clipe shot before any thought pension and have medical Siedlarezyk; first v. p., It’s going to bca two-way street. Mr. Huse has assortmentof subjects such as wasgiven to writing a script, eare, whichtbo VAis unable to TheresaZleck; second v.p., agreed to give it a try again. Thc communityshould’ The attempt to string them afford me, so my hobbies have Eugene Seegars; treasurer, sadism, swinging and sex by give the Rustic Mall Cinemaa try, too. machine. together as a progression of a dual purpose. Eugene Toth; recording Tbe sex scenes, which in flashbacks failed miserably. Living on limited funds, I secretary, Joseph Lutsky; Anyway, this newspaper wishes Mr. Huse all the some cases brought to mind And tbe groaning was an- depend on friends and others corresponding secretary, luck in the world. those old, black and white noying. for theitems I colleel, and was JoAnnNavaL. quickie films that vsedto get About~0 people were in the wondering if any of your In her opening address, Ms. shownonly in the back rooms audience at one time or readers had any antique Siedlarczyk stressed the of men’sclubs after hours, another. Three euuples and a valentines, old pest cards or importanceof expandingclub were scattered between and handful of young menwere mysteryphoto rare old calendars they do not membershipby speaking behindthe rather dull script. included, but most were older want, because I would be out on local issues Thelack eta story line madeit men.No one I saw leaving had happy to have any they may and working more closely Forum needed impossible to maintain any a car parked in front of the care to send me and be glad to with the county and state level of interest in it as a film, theater. get them. democraticorganizations. She Thankyou for your time and appointed chairpersons to the SouthSomerset scenes kind consideration in reading club administrative cam- in this column last weck wc suggcstcd that onc of , myletter, mittees including finance, Manvi[[e’s service organizations consider sponsoring For those whomissed it. las LoonThempsonpublic relations and mere- a candidates forum for the 13 persons seeking school week’s mystery photo is 1211Chicago St. bershipas her first official act. Last week’s puzzle certainly Carl B. Sehaffer of Z25North reprinted, along withthe puzzler Kent, Wash.96031Orlando Abbruzzese, the board seats so he public might quiz the candidates on clearinghouse didn’t puzzle 12 persons who 4th Ave., Manville, was for this week. new chairmanof the Somerset educational issues and matters affecting the County Democratic Cam- submitted correct entries to declared the winner. The winner of this weekly borough. o "Mystery Photo Contest." We would like to thank the feature will receivea year’s free Laudsponcemittee attended the meeting. With gas rationing in the 8:30 a.m., return S p.m. though the answers following readers for sub- subscription to the South In an address to the club he Weapoligize for failing to mention that a jan. 15 Editor: wings and fuel prices Carol, 725-3355 days. v ed...some identified the mitting entries: Somerset newspaperof his presented his qualifications "Candidates Night" was sponsored by Manville’s promising to blow sky high, *****" photo as a wishing well on the Christie Sehaffer, Anna choice -- either TheManville derived from 27 years’ ex- the need and desirability of Doris Duke Estates while Ridosh, Anthony J. Kosek, News, The Franklin News- The follmving letter was sent perience in the Democratic parent-tcad~ers’ associations. Wesaid that Weston ear pooling becomes more Frank Tobias of 1309 Louis others identified the puzzler as Diane Chase, Helen Recordor TheSouth Somerset lo Chief Theodore Lapay and party and expressed his School PTAwas the only sponsor, and we apologize. St.. Manville, is seeking the Manville Police Depart- determination to unify and obviouseach day. a rain shelter on the Dukes Kosmondy,all of Manville, News. Had we known that all the PTA’s were sponsoring To help area residents in transportation to and fromthe property...the South SomersetMargaret Czerna, Somerville, If the winner is a current ment: revitalize the county forming car pools, the Man- Branchburg Trust Co. where Newspapersaccepted both Mrs. Jacqueline Sopko, South subscriber, the lree year’s Chief Lapay, organization. the forum, wc would have mentioncdjust that. ville News, South Somerset he is employed.Please call answersas correct. subscription will start at the I would like to express my Mr. Abbruzzese announced Despite that minor error, time is getting short. Recordare initiating free of himat 725.0105. Branch, Susan Granholm expiration of Ihe current sub- thanks to the ManvillePolice a plan to appoint five county One person even identified Neshan c Slat on, Mrs. C. Feb. 13, the day borough voters go to the polls to ’,: charge, this list of people the picture as the Gazeboin Jensen Jr., Somerset, George scription, Department for the many coordinators each assigned to interested in findingdrivers or Dukes Park. Therules of the contest are as times that policemen an- expedite communications sclcet board representative.s, is fast approaching. L. French, Somerville, and swered calls at my home in the among four to five riders. Emily Chapin is seeking Anyway,we held a randomStephen Jesionka, Belle Mead. follows: We still are optimistic that some borough organi- To add your nameto the list transportation from drawingat noon Tuesday, and t. Eachweek the three South last 15 months, municipalities. It is expected each week,drop a line to the Hillsberough to Piscataway. SomersetNewspapers will print Without the oxygen that was that Joseph Ketusky of zation might sponsor a candidates forum between South Somerset Newspapers, Leave8 a.m., return 4:30 p.m. a photographof a scenefrom the given to me before the Man-manville will serve as eoor- nowand Feb. 13. SouthSemerset area. ville Rescue Squad arrived, I dinator for Hillsborough, 240 SouthMain St., Manville, Call 564-4699during day. The public would benefit. It’s nccded. N.J.~835, Please list your 2.The e~.’~testant mustsimply don’t think I would have Manville, Branchburg, name,phone number, hours, identifytheo.ject orscene. survived. Bedminster and Far Hills. startingpoint and destination. DavidH, Rowlandis seekin8 3.All entries must be received I amreally grateful. With Or callthe same informatlon transportation’from Frank. by the SouthSomerset News. the Manville Police Depart- to the South Somerset papersby nounTuesday of the ment and Manville Rescue fin Township to Say-i followlng’week, Feb. dinner Newspapersoffice at 725-3300 reville/ Parlth. Leave 7:~ Squad,we have the best. I had Noendorsements, :. duringbusiness hours Monday a,m.,return 5:,10 p.m. Call 4.Only postcard entries will be openheart surgery on Dec. 3, Somerset County Council throughFriday from 6 a.m.to Daveat 727-4700 days, or 297. accepted.On the backof the 1973at the DeborahHospital. T PTA "Founders Day postcardcontestants must in. am thankful to Godthat the Banquet"will be held at 6:15 6 p.m. 5926evenings. eludethe correct identificationol please Nameswill run at least aeration was successful. p.m. Thursday,Feb. 14, at the the "South Somerset Scene," I would like to wish the WatehungView Inn, 202-206 three weeks or until we are $3.6 million their name, address and asked to drop them. telephonenumber. Manville Police Department North, Somerville. Attention school board candidates. While the ****** topic before and their families a very Rev. Robert W. Scott, who South Somerset Newspapers welcome your own 5. Therewillbe one winnerper happynew year andthe best of appears on the weekly WNBC- week,In case ofduplicates, all health to youall. TV program, "TV Sunday releases, it is a long-standing policy of ours’not to " ’ Bridgewater/Manville area taxpayers correctentries will be placed into .7, to WagnerCollege, Staten a randomdrawing to take place Godbless you all and keep School," presented every print endorscments of candidates by rcsidcnts. : : Island. Oddhours. Call 722- Theschool board’s proposed yousafe at all times. Sundaymorning at 9, will be at the offices of the South Lefty Baldari the guest speaker. We feel printing endorsements takes away ¯¢ 4450after 6 p.m. $3.6million budgetwill be the SomersetNewspapers at noon valuable space whioh could be used by the candi- subject of dlsoussion whenthe eachTueaday. Reservations must be made Manville Taxpayers’ 6. All entries mustbe ad. by Thursday,Feb. 7. Cost is dates themsolves to air their views. Additionally, we Warmiester, Pa,, to Man- $6.75per person. Checks rifle. Leave7:50 a.m., arriveAssociationmeets at B p.m. dressedto "SouthSomerset feel the best endorsement for a candidate is the Tuesday,Feb. 5, at V.F,W. ScenesEditor. South Somerset RECYCLE should-be made payable Io at 9 a.m. and return in actual vote cast on election day. :: evening¯Call Harvey,725-9027 Hall. Newspapers,240 S. MainSt., THIS Somerset County Council PTA Themeeting will consist ofa Manville.N.J., 08835." and moiled to Mrs. Harold Consequently, we ask our readers to support their days¯ NEWSP.APER Brooks, 32 Gramercy Gar- .***** presentationof thls year’s 7. Decisions of the judge are favorite eandldates at the polls, rathec than on the budgetfollowed byu question- final. dens, Bound Brook Rd., LAST WEEK’S PUZZLER Middlesex,N.J. 06.846. oditorlal pages. Hopewellto Manville.Leave and-answerperiod. 4 k THURSD/(Y, JANUARY 31,1974 5"~

’Microteaching’approach Holy Communion NewJersey tried in Franklinschools tobeoffered BotanicalGardens Holy Communionwill be ship, 23 Title I aides each celebrated at the Bible PLANTSHOP FHANKLIN.-Microteaching Mieroteaching is a method FellowshipChurch of Franklin madeits debut in the Franklin of developing and improving performedtwo lessons dealing instructional skills by with the LanguageExperience meetingat SampsonG. Smith DANIEl, LEE son, Clifford C. of Township school system School, AmwellRd., Somerset tlillsborough; three grand- recently, in the formof an in- supervised practice. Because Approach. Videotaping it features scaled-down equipmentrecently acquired atlla.m. Sunday. Thesermon FRANKLIN-- Daniel J. children and three service program for ESEA will be "Remembering the greatgrandcbildren, Titlelaides. Tbeprogramwas lessons and provides instant throughTitle I funds wasused Lee, 46, of 19 HughesRoad evaluation, miereteaehing to providean instant replay of Bodyof Christ." died Saturday, Jan. 26 in Speer Funeral Home, held January16, t7, 18, at Pine Graded classes for pre- Somerville, is handling Grove ManorSchool. offers a means by which a each lesson. Aides practiced Memoriallfospital, NewYork, the application of specific school through high school N.Y.,after a long illness. arrangements. Tbomieroteaehingprogram considerable number of meet separately during the Funeral services were bold was developed by Dr. Richard personnelcan be trained in a skills used in creating ’Mr. Lee was a resident of "language encounters". The service. For further in- Franklin for two years, and from the homeWednesday at Jensen, Supervisor of relatively short time span. formation call Pastor Don Curriculum. in cooperation In the microteaehing performanceof each aide was was employed by General II a,m. videotaped and also observed Knauorat 846-86~. MotorsCorp. of NewYork, as Interment was in New with elementary principals, iarogram at Franklin Town- Cemetery, Somerville. by a Title I helping teacher. a ZoneManager covering the After the praeticesession, the far east, including Singapore Pack presents awards aide and the helping teacher and Tokyo,where he lived I0 MaryMcCarthy, reviewed the instant video Perinl Musle Studio years prier to moving to Edward Polnasek; SCHOLARreplayto analyzethe quality of Franklin. tle was born in The regular monthly -- Frank B azejewsk. the aide’s performance. Brooklyn,N.Y. accident victim meetingof CubScout Pack tO3 This training is expectedto tits survivors include his of V.F.W.Pest 2290 recently Webeloe leader, Richard providethe Title I aides with wife. lira former Dorothy IIILLSBOROUGII -- was held at the V,F,W.Hall. Nevitt, inducted into the greater skill in carrying out Funeral services for Miss Bruce Podejko and Joseph Webeloes Frank Pirozzi and Private ¯ AllIlV Inslrnnn,nlsTR CTIOI Cooper, a son, Daniel d.; a David Suraee. They also the languageencounters under daughter, Miss Susan, both at Mory McCarthy, 27, of 34 Yadvish presented the the direction of the classroom Beginnero I h r, ..I dr vmred Mr. andMrs. JohnDeBellas followingawards: received their "Arrow of home; two brothers, William DeanneDrive, xvho died in an teacher.It is anticipatedthat "Qunfity In,ruction (20I"1 725.6767 H. of Hieksville, N.Y., and BOBCAT--Paul Wenkwork, Life." further mieroteaehingin- auto accident Saturday, Jan. After the awards were James V. of Minoola, N,Y.; 20, in Clark, wereheld at o:ao Russel larkowski; WOLF-- servicetraining will be im- Is 0or ’Rich/trd Pefinl, Director 14 P, MainSt. and a sister, Mrs. Virginia John Szabo; BEAR- Peter presented, a "Pinewood plemented. Proferaien"a.A. MusicEducation Somerville a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 2), from Quarterbacks Derby" amongthe boys was Donlanof Lakeville, Conn. the Higgins Funeral Home, Ward, Andrew Ciehon; GOLD Services were held Sunday ARROW- Darryl Bradley. held. Eachboy built a ear, and Plainfield. followed by a each den raced their cars for at 8 p.m. in the Gleason funeral mass at St. John honor DeBellas Merit badges were Funeral Home,1360 llamilton Vianney Roman Catholic presented to the following one winnerand then finalists St., with the Roy. Warren A surprisetestimonial dinner was held Saturday night, Jan. Weboloos: ARTIST.. Ronald froth each den and the Church,Colonia, at 10 a.m. Webeloesraced their cars for ttarding, pastor of Emmanuel Burial was in Hosedale 19, by the ManvilleQuarterback Club in honorof its "Out- larkowski, David Podejko, Lutheran Church, New Edward Polnasek, Frank prizes. Winnersfor the fastest Cemetery, Linden. standingMember of the Year"John DeBellas. The affair, held ear were:’ Brunswick. Accordingto Clark police, at ManvilleV.F.W. Hall, wasattended by Mr.DeBellas’ family Blazejewski; CITIZEN -. Burial was Mondayat lloly Mark Kuliek, Frank tst place -- MichaelKofile; bliss AIeCarthy had parked andmembers of the QuarterbackClub and their wives. 2rid place - Fred Bishop; 3rd Rood Cemetery, Westbury, her ear in front of 67 Weslfield Blazejewski; NATURALIST.. N.Y. Ave., andhad goneto the rear place -- Michael Kuhl; 4th place - Darryl Bradley. of her ear to cheekthe gasoline Winnersfor the slowest ear A[,EXANDERBEItEZANSKI cap after she smelledgasoline when she was struck by Lodgereelects officers were’. free checking¯ easy hours 8-8daily 9-5 saturday MANVILLE-- Alexander G. another car driven by lot place -- DonaldCiesla; BerezanskiSr., 5.3, of 1"~08St. 2ndplace -- MarkCiesla; .jrd Frederick Moore, 55, of 242 Lodge 2028 of Polish Air. Lesniewski gave a lodges which are located place- SteveJarbo. Johns St. died yesterday Jan. llaberle Place, Rahway. National Alliance, Manville, report from all financial outside NewJersey. Bankwhere the checkingis free and the hours are 24, at Somersetliospital. Theaward for the nicest car easy. The Hillsborough National Bank. Thelittle Moore was charged with held its annual meeting in transactions during the year During the last year three was wonby Jason Goohring. Born in Manville, he was a driving while under the in- Polish American Homeat 1973. This report was con. members died. Those mem- bank at the corner of AmwellRoad and Route 20S. lifelong resident of the com- Hillsborough’s .first hometownbank is openfor fluenceof alcohol,police said. North4th Ave.on Jan. 20. firmed by treasurer of the bers were J Kiewlewskl, S. hometownconvenience from 8 to 8 daily and munity. He was an employeof lle was released pending Lodge 2028 is the largest Lodge, Stanley Puzio. After Smardzewskiand F. Jasinski. the dohns-Manvi]leCorp. and a Polish Club 9 to 5 Saturdays.With free personalchecking for further investigation. local lodge with membershipthat each of the nffieers gave Mr. Lesniewski also men- everyone. No minimumbalance required. No memberof the firm’s Quarter- Miss McCarthywas born in of 230 active members and report from his or her ac- tioned that homeoffice sent to sponsor service charge. No chargeper check. And, CenturyClub and Supervisor’s Orange and had lived in some 6o juvenile members. tivities duringthe past year. hhn to Purdue University, in while supplieslast, whenyou give us your Club. A World War It Army Rnselle andWesffield before This lodge has in its ranks Stanley Lesniewski, Lafayette,Ind. to take courses Feb. 16 dance checkingaccount for $100. or more,we’ll veteran, he was a memberof movinghere four monthsago. such persons as an attorney, financial secretary, gave in order to conduct business give you a lovely heart pendantof man- ManvilleVFW Post 22,)O. A 1964 graduate of Westfield funeral parlor director, other comments and an. better in this locality. madediamonds on a sterling silver lle was a past grand knight lligb School and former assistant director in Depart- nouneedthat during the last AI this meeting there was Tile Polish American chain.For yourself, or a periectgift for of Knightsof Columbus5051 of employeof the Elizabethtown meatof Health, Educationand year 22 new membersjoined discussion ranging from in- Citizens Clubof Manvillewill birthday, anniversaryor Valentine’s Manville. lie was a fourth Gas Co. in Elizabeth, Miss Welfare and others with such tile organization.In additionto ternal reorganization changes hold a Valentine Dance Day. degree knight of George McCarthystarted work in the that two new membersMr. & Saturday, Feb. 16, at the high degrees as Masters and and arrangingof tile selledale Palish American Home, No. Washington General accounting department of PhD. Airs. Stanley & Josephine of activities for this year to Assembly,a communica’ntof Ethicon Corp. in Somerville l)resident of Lodge2028, Jan Czaehowskijoined the lodge recent problems facing the 4th Ave. Musicwill be fur- Sacred tleart Church and a two weeks ago, nished by Emil Buezkowski Lesniewski, gave general by transfering from other local eommnnity such as and his Orchestra. Chairman memberof the church’s ltoly Surviving are a brother, ruling and order and asked showing X-rated movies. The NameSociety. of the affair is Stanley Kone- Robert, of South Plainfield, recording secretary, Emil latter wastabled to tile next zyk, Co-chairmunis Bernice NATIONALBANK tie is survivedby his widow, and two sisters, Mrs. Thomas Dormanski, to read minutes Library plans meetingin order to be able to Mrs. Liberty Buechini Smolinski, Tickets may be AMWELLROAD - BELLEMEAD ’ NEWJERSEY " 201.359.4800 FOIC Johnson of Colonia and Mrs. fromthe last mcoting followed gather more information and mrehasedat the door. Berezanski; a son, Alexander Edmund Anthony of by a report by financial Disney movie have time to take a poll of dr.; two daughters, Mrs. Millington. secretary. Stanley general views of whole BarbaraTindall at borne and Lesniewski. "Swordin the Stone," a Walt membership. Mrs. Bernice Kruse of lied Disneycolor filmstrip will be At tile end of the meeting, Bank; five brothers, Michael shown at tile Somerville president of Lodge2028, Jan ofOunod,neFla.. ,,ebo,aso, pti pl I puNi9 Library, 35 West End Lesniewski announced an Maov,,leChor,es of Be sts anectures ’ Ave., Saturday;, l"eK 2, at election of newofficers on the Belleville, Joseph of lO:30 a.m. next agenda, hut before action Stewartsville and Andrewof During February, Man- discussed: Tile filmstrip is an adap- could be taken on this, there NIXON HAS HIS ’ Port lluron, Mich.; a sister, ville’s EmmanuelBaptist Feb..3 -- "What is a Cationof tile fihn of the same was a voice from the floor blrs. AnnGill of Riverside, Church will offer the im- Christian Home?"Feb. l0 -- name. from one of the members Calif., andsix grandchildren. portance of tile "Christian "Tile Honoring Husband." Actually an introduction to makingmotion to reelect the Arrangements are being Feb. 17 -- "TheWilling Wife." the Storyof KingArthur, it is sameofficers to the next term bandied by the Fucillo and ttome." At regular lI a.m. services on Sundays, Feb. 3, Feb. 24 -- "Howto Deal with the little klmwnstory of his by acclamation. All members WATERGATE WarrenFuneral Home,.’205 S. 10, 17 and24. andMarch 3, the Your Parents." March 3 -- youth whenbo was taught by voted for the acclamation. MainSt., Manville. follmving topics will be "Dareto Discipline." Merlin, the Magician. All officers of Lodge2028 Afuneral masswas held at The7 p.m.service will offer All children in the area are wish to express their thanks to keep him occupied conjuring defenses a.m. on Mondayat Sacred a continued study program invited to attend, to all membersfor a vote of Heart Church,Manville. Somersetman titled, "Gleaningsin Genesis." Tile Program is co- confidenceat this meetingand for presidential self-preservation -- Intermeot was in Sacred The Wednesdaynight Bible sponsored by the Somerset announcedflint they will do Heart Cemetery, part of Thiel StudyProgram, held at 7, will County Library and the everything not to disappoint Meanwhilethe countryhas to shift for it- llillsborough. begin a series of studies on Somerville Public Library. their members. GRACEBI,(IOM study program doctrine, "Know What you Believe," self in resolvingfuel, beef, flour shortages, FRANKLINTOWNSRIP -- GREENVILLE -- A EverySunday at 8:1,5 p.m., violence, strikes, inflation, unem- Mis Grace M. Bloom112, of Somerset senior at Thiel Pastor JamesWestervelt will blain St., Pittstown, died College here is engagedin an lead a special meetingfor high Wednesday(Jan. 23, 1974) independent study program school students, who will ployment,crime, etc. Princeton Nursing Home. duriog die 1974 January in- discuss any issue of interest Alifelong resident of Pitt- terim program. relating to the Bible. The stown, Miss Bloom was a John Akira Takehara, son of "Young People’s Bible Rap memberof the Cherryville Air. and Mrs. Kenneth Session"will be held at Pastor Baptish Church. Takehara, 18 TamarackRoad, Westervelt’s home,415 Dukes Survivingare several nieces Somerset, is developing a Parkway,Manville. and nephews. programof Nationalski patrol Residentsare invited to at- POCH HAD HIS Funeral arrangements are ;lad appropriate first aid tend all these meetings, but by the Holeombe-Fisher training at HiddenValley Ski are espeeially encouragedto Funeral Homein Flemington. take part in the "Christian Hesort, Somerset. Home"series. In his work, Mr. Akira will TEACHER SALARIES KENNETllRIZK be under the direetiun ef Tom EmmanuelBaptist Church Terrill. associate professorof is located at Washingtonand to keep him occupied, thus distracting FRANKLIN-- Funeral /’,tedicine and Hospital Ad- South 3rd Ayes., Manville. services for KennethA. Risk ministration at the Univ. of of 5 ThompsonParkway, wbo Pittsburgh Graduate School. him frompaying full attention regarding died Tuesday,Jan, 22, will be Thework planned will involve, heldat 8:15 a.m.in the Selover acquiring a minimumof 20 pupil achievement. (Admittedly, Mr. Funeral Home, 5S5 Georges hours of standard American Road, North Brunswick, with Red Cross First Aid and a Poch and the Boarddid an excellent job a 9 a.m. Mass of the minimumof 30 Pours ef ad- H.esurrectiunfollowing at St. vanced Red Cross First Aid. in negotiatingthe teachersalary issue.) Matthias R.C. Church, John is a Biology major at Franklin. the liberal arts college. Burial will be in St. Peter’s Cemetery, NewBrunswick. IT’S AGIRL JOIIN TINE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas BUT Mareetlianoof 323 HuffAve., HILLSBOROUGH-JohnV. Manville, are the proud Tine, 72, of 1216 DukesPark- parents of a babygirl born on way W., died yesterday (Jan. Jan. It at OverlookHospital, WHOIS CONCERNEDABOUT 28. 1974)in SomersetHospital. Summit,. Mr. and bits. Alifelong resident here, he Marcelliano have namedthe owneda florist businessat his baby, TummyMarie. residence. He was a member of the Second Reformed RECYCLE OUR CHILDREN? Church,Somerville. THIS Survivors include his NEWSPAPER widow. Mrs. Helen Tino; a Cheekthe Board’slast two years of activities and you will find that they werechiefly concernedwith teacher salaries, "nuts and bolts", and certainly not teacher MONDAY NIGHT and_pupilachievement! A T THE MOVIES I shall supportboard policies that will providequality education for your children andmy child. I solicit your vote on Februaryl3th. Myname appears last on the ballot list of Candidatesseeking a 3 year term. Myname is, NassauCard Shop Princeton North ShoppingCenter Mrs. Helen Zorella Route 206 next to GrandUnion Paid for by Jriends of The Candidate Recordsinks below .500 SPORTd Up, down Mustangs downed 6-A THURSDAY,JANUARY 31,1974 by Two opponents in week

by DaveAIlcna Conference encounters, Ilands of Kenilworth, the Bears chippeda point off the Kenilworth quickly never managedto catch the Sports Editor Maovillefellto Kenilworth,58- Mustangsheld a six-point each lead by halftime, but Manville retaliated witha minuteleft to Bulldogs, whoare in first 50, while the Mustangsalso entering the last quarter, hut still had a 28.23 margin at knot the gameat 54.54, before place in the MountainValley MANVILLE-- Despite a cameup on the short end of a theywentflorin the finaleight intermission. Walt Hynoski converted a Conferencewith a 8-1 ledger. continuingall-out effort by all 46-41decision with Metuehcn. minutes. Against Metuehea, OutscoringKenilworth 16-15 charity toss for a 55-54Man- Metanhenincreased its lead its players, Manville Iligh "All the kids have been Manville managedto convert in the third stanza, the ville edge. The Bears followed to 32-22at intermissionon the School’s basketball squad doing their jobs," remarked just 28 poreent of its field geal Mustangs recaptured the with three straight points strength of a 17-14advantage. came up empty twice last head coach Jim Capano. "If ottcmpts and that tells the extra point it had lost in the before Manvilhi could get on The Bulldogs upped the week, as the Mustangs fell they have been letting me story of that contest. secondperiod, andthey led 44- the board again and marginto 12 by the end of the below.500 for the first time down,it wunldbe o different "In the Kenilworth game, 38 with eight minutesleft. At Kenilworth had its triumph. third stanza, as the game Ibis season, story, hut it just seemsthat the wewent very flat in the fourth this point, the Manvillegame John Hriniak and Walt becamea defensive struggle. In a pair of MountainValley hallis bouncingthe wrongway quarter," Capanoexplained. fell apart, as the Bearsstarted Hynoski both paced the Entering the final period, at the wrongtime. "Wehad a coupleof kids hurt, to maketheir movein the last balanced Mustangattack with Manvilletrailed 42-30,but the "We are up and down," he hut weplayed very poorly in quarter. 12 each, white Dave Brooks Mustangswere not out of it continued. "Weare in every the final period. Against With a minuteand a half to finished with t0. Gary Prish yet. gamewe play, but weare 6-7. Metuchen, we played a very play Manville held a 54-5B took game-honorswith 20 for Playing pressure defense to It has heena tough year, and good defensive game, but we lead, and had two golden the Bears. noor-perfectiea, Manvilleheld wearegoingtohavetokeepon cmddnot put the ball in the opportunities to advance, but In the gamewith Metuchen, the Bulldogsto just four points plugging and hopewe can turn basket." failed on both attempts. A the Mustangsfailed to over- in the final quarter, but the Manvillestarted fast in the blown lay-up and a missed comea very slow start and offense failed to comewith by RAYPIRONE it around", Capanoadded. Manvilleran intoa different gamewith Kenilworth as it first shot in a one-and-ann poor shooting and thereby enough markers as the Heardthe SHA NA NA’S? If so, you problemin each of the losses sped to a 14-6 lead after the situation left the Mustangson dippedto 6-7 withthe setback. Mustangsfell by a morefive maybe completely entedained, or last week.In the defeat at the first eight minutesof play. The top by the four. Manvillefell behind 15-6 and points. merelyslightly piqued by their performance.Themusic, of cour. so,is anearly sixties hold.over, ’Dr. Jek_yi,Mr. Hyde’ lookhurts whichthe grouppsoceeds to satirizeaa it sings,They make us viewerslaugh at ourown silly sen. timentalsongs, and at thesame time,we may reminisce, if only slightly,about some of thehap. Raiders search for all-round play peningsof those pre.Beatle years. Eitherway, the SHA NA NA’S are a Rattlers havenot beenplaying games. The Raiders, whoare looked pretty good, but today by [)avq."t (: hasketbalI, wldle on anyother now 7-8, knocked off while TomMalko followed realdiversion. Entertain family Sports Editor tTuesday), we looked pretty andfriends with musical skill given (lay in the week, they homestanding Roselle Park, bad," remarked Key. "Our with 16. Jim Johnsonfollowed will play the gamewith any which earlier wona Tuesday in the attack with 15, andSteve acquiredthrough the fine tlILLSBOROUGll-- Up to whole beard game was off team in tile area. afternoon contest on the today, and we were con- Peretti chipped in with teachingstaff this point in tile season. "[ amuoder the impression another [[ markers. at Raidercourt, 70-63,on Friday, sistently out bounded.We have Itillshorough ltigh School’s that we don’t play ball on while Hillsborough visited Hillsboroughleft the court at baskethall team could very been getting spotty !olay RAY’S Tuesday afternoons," Ridge on Tuesday afternoon from just about everyone, halftimetrailing 33-26,but in easily be comparedwith Dr. lamented llillsborough head the next eight minutes of MUSlCLAND Jekyll und Mr. llyde, and absorbed a 75-52 although Ralph Esola and coach Bill Key. "I don’t know thrashing. RogerDrehs both looked good action after intermission, the Rt. 28, Middlesex Just as in this famouscase whether we are not prepared Thus far in the campaign, against Ridge," the Raider Raiders explodedwith a 30-I[ 968-3929 of the spilt personality,so too or what, but weeither havean Hillsboroughowns a 14 ledger advantage to grab a 56-44 has the Raider cage squad coach praised. and our other offensive oradefensive break- for Tuesday games, with the Placing four menin double bulge entering the final been playing two different clown." quarter. Goodellwas the main roles. Oil Tuesdays, lone victory being a close figures, the Raiderscoasted to location at IliIlsberough continued to decision over a very poor a relatively easy victory over tm.pe.tus in the third period llillsberough has beenplaying play this dual role last week Rt. 206, S. Raritan baskcthalt, well actually the Kenihvorthquintet. RaseIle Park. Dusty Goodell uprunng as he connected for when they split a pair of "Against Roselts Park. we led the way with 19 points, hide. 526-2992 In the loss to Ridge, the Raiderfailed to excel or even Visitour stmes and see the fine play up to par in any onephase :selectionof brandname in- of their game. The RedDevils strumenlswaiting [0r y0u..try Teameffort paces Prep routed the visitors in the playingour electric pianos, or reboundingbattle, 34-19,while perhapsyouare more the guitar JUMPINJACK--Manville High’s John Hriniak battles Kenilwortheager for possessionof the Hillsberoughshot just 39 per ball in last week’s58-56 loss. (Cliff Moorephoto) andamplifier type. Open: Mon.- SOMEItSET--Placingseven Weitzcn. Jim Romano, Rory was that our two big kids meet the Lions of Montelair Thurs.10-9; fd. and Sat. 10.6. In. players in double-figures, O’ConnelI. Dan llowell and (See RAIDERS,Page 7-A) (Mullins and Milligan) just Academy. On Monday, Prep , , ...... ; , ’ ,, stromentrepairs on pRmises. Itutgers Prep cameoff a week Todd Milligan all connected dominated the backboards faces Green Brook on the ~’ anda hulf layoff ill fiae fm’m fro" two-column scoring in Bengalshome court, while the as the Argonauts rocked early to help us get the big , ,,...... 1...... HELPFULHINT: Prep’s 10th victory against jump." Argonauts visit HunSchool, Giveall musicalinstruments a visiting Admiral Farragut, just four setbacks. Rutgers Prep outseored whichis the onlysquad to beat "~’’’r ...... cleaningand airing from time t0 111-73. "Our kids were ready to their visitors 9-1 to openthe Lawroncevillethis year. Wamors walloped twice time.even if they are not in use. Paced by Nate Mullins’ 28 play to say the least." corn- secondquarter to establish a points, Jeff Miklos, Eric mentcd head coach Dick 33-10 margin, and from this Playingwithouttheservieesof O’Connell. "It was .4 great point on, every Argonauthad by DaveAllcna’ managedto better it by in- Pryor canned a pair of foul gamefor us, especially after a NJSIAA Sports Editor Jerome Moody, Franklin termission, as the Warriors shotswith2:16 to play to give the opportunityto contribute. openedwith a pair of baskets led 46-38at halftime. lO.daylayoff. Weitzcn came off the bench hy Geae Pearson, and one West the edge for good. The break in the Argonaut tourney FRANKLIN- Facing two of In the third period, the Waitokowich soon added and scoredseven points in the the top three teamsin the Mid- each from Keith Hickson and Warriors kept control of the schedule was due to Rutgers second frame, while Ramano another basket to completea Prop’s mid-term examination State Conference last week, ReggieCarterto establish the game, but West started to six-point mn which put the period. The layoff seemedto and Howell both chipped in March4 Franklin Township came up margin with just two minutes make a haove back as the withsix. gone. Falconson top 73-70with less help tile youngArgonauts in Mullins picked up in the on the short end both times as Falcons chipped three points than two minutesleft. tile Farragutcontest, but tile the Warriors dropped league Relaxing with the early off the bulgeby the end of the third period wherehe had left HOBBINSVILLE-With a bulge, Franklin immediately Despite a horrendousnight real beoefits maybe reaped record-breaking 350 schools contests to Bridgewater’,Vest frame. Pearson’s eight-point at the charity stripe, where off in the first. The 6-5 and SouthPlainfield. founditself in a tie gameas effort allowedFranklin to hold later in the campaign. sophomorecontinued to hit entered, the NewJersey State Westreeled off eight unan- Westconverted just I4 of 34 "I don’t think it will help us schoolboy basketball tour- onto the lead, whichwas just attempts, West came away with fantastic consistency Last Friday evening, swered points to knot the 62-57 with eight minutes to right now, although it did fromthe floor as he scored l0 nement will get under way withthe triumphon 57 per cent prevent us from looking past Franklin hosted 10-3 West, contest. Pearson got the play. shooting (34 of 59) from the points. Mullins finished the March4 in the 56th renewalof which was deadlocked with Warriorsrolling againshortly, West turned the fourth AdmiralFarragut, but latter contestwith l0 field goalson 1 l the tourney. floor. Franklin cameup with in the seasonit shouldhelp us, both South Plainfield and and he ended the opening quarter into an entirely new one of its better shootingef- attempts, while grabbing nine By the time three weeks Somervillefor first place all stanza with 10markersto pace becausewc won’t be so tired," have gone by, just 14 teams contest as it rolled up a 25.[2 forts as the Warriors were caroms and blocking eight with6-1 ledgers, andlost an 82- Franklinto a 24-[9 lead. advantage. With just under explainedO’Connell. shots. will remainalive for the seven 74 decision. OnTuesday, the Carter took over in the goodon 34 of 74 (45 per cent) It wasobvious right fromthe four minutes left, Franklin fromthe field. O’Connelladded another six state titles. Onthe weekendof Warriors visited South second period where Pearson missedthe first shots on two outset that Prep was prepared in the stanza as Prep added March22-24, GroupsI, If, fit Pearson led all Franklin to return to activity, as tile Plainfield and finished second hadleft ofl in the first as the one-and-onesituatians,butstill another deuce onto its lead, and IV, along with Parochial to the Tigers, 63-52. junior guard ripped the nets scorers with 20 points, while Argonautsactually put tile GroupsA, B and C, will have led 70-67. the center also hauled down17 LYONS andwith eight minutesto play, Jumpingto a quick 8-0 lead, for another l0 points. Franklin Stun Waitokowichniused the game away in the opening the Argonautswere in control their championscrowned in the Warriorslooked like they held onto its lead throughout of the Warrior caroms. stanza. WithMullins tossing in gap with two of his 12 final Hickson handed out five SEAFOODCO. 79-48. Mikiesreturned to the Lincroft at BrookdahiCorn- were ready to take Wsst apart, the second quarter, and period markers, and Jim eight markers, and O’Connell contest in the fourth quarter inanity College. assists, while Carter andJohn makesno bonesabout its fillets of: adding six, Prep raced to a and hit for eight, while In first-round contests for Pleasant finished with 18 and communcling24-9 bulge after Romanocontributed seven. county quintets, Watchung 12 markersrespectively. ¯ BLUEFISH ¯ PERCH ¯ STRIPPEDBASS the initial eight minutes of Prep bold a 32-25advantage in Hills will face HamiltonEast Spartans come OutscoringFrunldin 20-11 in ¯ FLOUNDER ¯ SEATROUT ¯ HADDOCK action, as the pressurized the last stanza as it eased in a Group IV contest. In up empty.the second stanza, South ¯ SPANISH ¯ SOLE ¯ RE6SNAPPER man-to-man defense forced home by a comfortable Grouplit action, Bridgewater Plainfieldpulled out to a 36-26 MACKERAL nHmerousturnovers, East meets Asbury Park, SOMERV[LLE- With an decision, held a 23-12advantage. halftime advantage and orwhatever is inseason margin. opportunityto moveto the .50O The Sporrans found "We played a man-to-man Prep shot an incredible 62 Franklin Townshipencounters their lmmaeulata’s Steve coasted lo the conference and our kids did not do a bad Islen, and Carteret and level, Immaculate came up first-half stay in the Brulns Danyluk took game-high victory. Hitting on eight of It PRINCETONNORTHSHOPPING CENTER per cent fromthe field against empty in a pair of Raritan job in the first half," said the Middies as the Argonauts BridgewaterWest will tangle. den muchto their liking as honors with 18markers, while attempts, the Tigers pulled Princeton cornerRte. 206 & 51B 921.6986 O’Connell. "Another factor Group If actions finds Valley Conferencegames last they grabbeda 28.22 lead at away in the second period canned 48 of 78 attempts, A Tarjani paced the Bruin at- v great deal of the buckets came Hillsberangh bottling Warren week as the Sporrans’ cage intermission after outsearing tack with 16. Bill Tooling after holdinga slim16-15 edge Hills, Somerville going at ledger droppedto 5-9. St. Plus 20-14 in the second followed Danylukin scoring after the initial eight minutes. on fast breaks with O’Connell Immaculate lost its two stanza. The squads played and BobVosbrink assisting on Middlesex,Ridge facing Shore with 13, while Clay Campbell ¯ Ty Sherrod, Jim Flannery, Regionaland North Plainfield decisions by a total of seven evenballin the initial quarter, had the samefor the winners. and Hadden Torrenee all numcronslayups. points. On Friday, the Spar- as they battled to an 8-8 This week,Rutgers Prep has up against Marlboro. With the contest deadlocked poppedin six pointsduring the In Group I games, Green tans traveled to Edison for a deadlock. 25.25 at halftime, St. Thomassecond quarter to help South four games, including one contestwithleague-leadingSt. St. Pins came prepared to Plainfieldestablish its lead at yesterday against a very Brookmeets South Hanterdon, outseored Immaeulata11-5 in Montgomery eneoun ers Plus X, and they came home play in the secondhalf as it the third quarter, and wenton intermission. Poorshooting by strong Lawrenceville club ontheshurtend,59-56. Hnsting foreedtheoontnstintoanother Franklin was also responsible which is 9-1. On Saturday, Highland Park, Bernards to record the triumph. The plays Bound Brook and St. Thomas Aquinas on tie at 37-37on the strengthof a Sporrans took the advantage for the SouthPlainfield bulge. Prep journeys to Montclair to Tuesday, they lost a 49-45 15-9 advantage in the third Manvillebattles Belvidere. ¯ at 9-7 after the first eight The Warriors were able to ’70LTD Sq.ire WenD.- VS, quarter. With2:30 left in the minutes of play, but the connecton just 12 of their 46 ’66LTD - 2 dr..8 cy,.,auto, ,Looniest,the SpartansheIda 4D- shotsin the first half. Auto., powersteering, P.B., fac- Trojans managedto knot the p.s., vinyl roof, whitesidewalls. ’47 edge. gameby intermission. Franklin’s shooting im- tory air, luggagerack. At this point, the Brulns provedto 40 per cent in the WEDNESDAY Chris Tarjuni took over as he The third-quarter outburst secondhalf, but it was "not , ’71COUGAR 500- 2 dr., 8 scored the games next six by Aquinaswas just too much enoughto overcomethe South ’72 MUSTANG- re, auto, cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., bucket NIGHT points, four coming on the for Immaculateto overcome, Plainfield hulgc..The Tigers, P.S., P.B., factoryair, vinyl roof. charity stripe, to put the hosts as the Sporrans were able to whowere ~ced by Paul Cox seats, vinyl roof, white sidewalls. comfortably on top, 53-47. chip just two points off the with17 points, shot 44 per cent IS MEN’S Immaeulata outseored the Trojan lead hy the and of the from the field as th@ con- ’69 INT.SCOUT - 4 wheel ’71 LTD Squire Wagon-.V8, Bruins from the field, 22-17. contest. The Sporrans con- nectedon 26 of 59 attempts. Immaculate outseored the vetted 50 per cent of their Once again, the Warriors drive with hydrolift side angle auto., bucket seats, air con- plow. NIGHT! ! Bruins from the field, 22-17, shots for the game,while St. wonthe reboundingbattle, as ditioning, luggagerack, radio. but the gamewas decided on Thomas was good on 43 per theypulled 47 caromsto 43 for the foul line whereSt. Plus cent. the winners. Sherrodled all ’72 MAVERICK, 2 door, 6 ’71 PONTIACWanD,-8pc,. We’ll cut andzap players with IB, while Pearson hadnine for Franklin. Pea’rson cyl., 3 speed,radio, 2 tonepaint. rectoryair. yourhair, ~eeh~ouse also toppedthe Franklin *at- tack with 13, while Pleasant Call for yourappt. finished with ll, and Carter ’68 CHEVY- 4 dr, g cy,, ’72 RANCHWAGON - re, addedI0. auto.,p.s., p.b., factoryair. auto., p.s., p.b., air cond.,tinted This week, the Warriors glass, radio. ’ have a chanceto get close to CUSTOMFRAMING the .500 level onceagain with NTIQUES-COLLECTABLES anotherpair of conference door, V8, ’70COUGAR - z d,., 8 ,l., ULTIMATEI ItANDICRAI~I’S ’69CHEVY- 4 auto., Nt"edlepointm encounters. Tomorrow p.e., p.b., facnoryair. auto., p.s., bucketseats, white 26ZW. UnionAve. eound8m0k -Pu-I-..~ La:~ , Str~lehed evening, Franklin journeys to sidewalls. IlOIJllS= Piscataway to meet. the OPEN:Tues., Thurs.. Fri. - 9 to 9 - Wed.9 to 6 - Sat. 8:30 to 6 200 N MAINSTREET 10.S"/Days Chiefs, while they host NewHours due to the EnergyCrisis: Men., Tues., Thurs. until 9 (M¯nI Ngttt 5:30- $) 609.,Ma..6|as Bridgewater East in. a Prop. Lynda Gaglla AmplePa~king in Rear nIGnTSTeWN,N.a. o8s20¯ _ Wed.,Fri.[ Sat. until 6. Tuesdayafternoon contest. 7-A THURSDAY,JANUARY 3 I,1974 ProfessorProfpredicfsl Raiders I fine sights fight lines cent tram the(~:;tin::d;rr:dnP~g:6tAaln Valley Conference with 53 per cent for the win- triumph. The loss to Ridge by Sol Bellemo to $I00, and commercialclub Jersey only, other states have ners. The defense also left was the sixth defeat for licensesto $500. thesomeprobhim.Anextensive Professor Prof definitely high-scoring Jeff Lytwynand tasted victory twice tlds year, North Plainfield at The State Fish and Game investigationinto the cause is feels that sooneror later he is four other good ball players, but for first-year coach Joe BRIDGEWATERWEST -- muchto be desired as Ridge’s HiIlsborough. The Raiders Anyonewishing to express wasone of its best for the year. have the opportunity for a Councilannounces that a bill their opinionsshould write or underway with many going to break the ,700 mark and should have a relatively Poplowski,the woesof losing GoldenFalcons should have a has beenpresented to increase laboratories and agencies for the campaign.Both his ego easy time with this one. continue here. laugherafter the first quarter, Ridgejumped out on top 4-0 couple of MVCvictories this contact the N.J. Fish and and never trailed in the con- week when they meet Mid- the semi-wild hunting license Game,Beard of Directors or participating. and confidencereceived a big SOMERVILLEat Bridge- Renilworth at RIDGE- Red as they take out loss to TheDivision investigation is shotin the arm last weekwhen water West -- Round1 of the Devils have home court ad- Somerville on the pitiful test as the Devilsopened a 20- dIesex and BoundBrook. the Fish and GameCouncil. vantage and a pair of 6-7 12 margin after the initial In the first meetingsef the ~,AUA sets rules This should be done ira- receiving assistance from the he selected 19 of Z5 contests battle for the MSCtitle. Canucks. mediately. The Fish and Eastern ’ Nutritional correctly for a .760 norm. Pioneers are flying at this frontcourtmen. Ridge is also ResellePark at MANVILLEeight minutes of action. The year between these schools, The Hillsberough Municipal bulk of the first-quarter Middlesex romped in a Game, under proposed Laboratoryof Cortland, N. Y. This above average lodger momentand are putting it all riding the crest of a winning - It is beginningto look as if Utilities Authority adopteda and others. together behind Ken Hayes. streak, and it will continuein scoring by the Raiders came Tuesday afternoon game, resolutiondesigned to spell out legislation, will not requirethe (for the professor that is) the Mustangsare a .500 club, whBeBound Brook nipped the clubsfromdoing anyspring or boostedhis overall percentage North Plainfield at this one. and this one will be the from Goodclland DaveGiffen, rules and regulations on the Watehung Hills at SOUTH both of whomscored four Raiders in a hard-fought type of sewerpipe to be used fall stockingof birds on semi- to .622 as he was tabbed 86 BRIDGEWATER EAST -- triumph for the week, wild or commercialproperty. winnersin 130 attempts. With Minutemenhave lost some PLAINFIELD- Tigers are in althoughit will be close. markers.TheDevilsreallyput Wednesdaynight affair. The by its customers Wednesday the weather becoming more tight contests this year, anda the thick ef things in a tight Hillsborough at BOUNDthe gameon ice in the next Middlesexcontest will be on night, Jan. 23. The New Jersey Div. of pleasant, along with last winin this onewill soothethe Mid-State race, and should BROOK- Visitors came close period outscoring the Hillsberoughfloor, while Theresolution sets forth the Fish, GameandShellfishnries week’sresults, the professoris pain somewhatfor head coach have little difficulty in Hillsberough,22-8. the Raiders will travel to areas of the authority’s announcedit is disposingof a on owncourt, but won’thave a Mostof the Raideroffense in BoundBrook. large numberof browntrout at just about content with having Jim Norton. disposing of Warriorsat home. chance in this one, as the responsibility andthose of the the second stanza came from customer. Effluent types not the state hatchery at stayed up Northfor the winter. Manville at BOUNDBROOK FEB.Z Crusaders continue to make "Weusually play good ball Last weekturned out to be -- Crusaders have lust two Drehs, whohit on all three of acceptable in the sewerlines Hackettstown because they up for two straight setbacks. his shots for six of the eight on Friday night, and being have become afflicted with quite prosperous one for the consecutiveMVC tilts, and are RUTGERS PREP at St. Peter’s at IM- home, we are looking for a are also listed in the schulared prognosticator as always tough at home. tiillsberough points. With a resolution. cataracts. "Although weare Montclair Academy -- MACULATA -- Sporrans comfortable 42-20 lead at pretty good game against destroying 175,000 fish that only BoundBrook (hmv could Manvillelost in a rout earlier, shoulddefthJtely get the best Middlesex," Key commented. A brochure reproducing Argonautsare young and hal(time, Ridge took it easy these rules and regulations average about 5.5 inches in this squad do it), Franklin and has not improvedenough potent.After 10-day break, of thingsin this RVCbattle, as "In any given gamewe can be Township, Manville, Mon- to win here. the rest of the way. will be givento all customers, length, wewill still be able to they exploded against Ad- Cardinals are not the GrogSobacinski topped the real tough, but then again we exceed our basic quota," tgomery, Green Brook, and Middlesex at HILLSBOR- mirul-Farragut and should do powerhouseof years gone by. can also be bad in a given In other business, the MUA OUGH--This is the professor’s winners’ attack with 22 authorized Robert Jamieson, representative said. "Present Immaculata let him down. the samein this one. Bridgewater East at markers, while Jim Milne game," he remarkedabout the projections indicate wewill Bout~d Brook, West, Prep, upset pick for the week. FRANKLIN- Warriors should. BoundBrook contest, its engineer, to draw up plans HUNTERDON CENTRAL added another 17. Drabs, who and specifications for two attain our standing goal of ltidge, and Somerville (not Middlesexwon easily at home at BridgewaterEast - Central be able to makeit to .500with a With the dual image necessarily in this order) are in first meet,but Raiderswill wasperfect on seven field goal trunk lines, one to service 55,000trout, half of whichwill comes in as one of the top victory here with Jerome attempts paced tiillsborough becominga real problem for be two year olds. The time the best in the county right retaliate with victory in elese Moody and Reggie Carter the Raiders, it wouldbe quite homes on the west side of now according to the game. squadsin the area. Minutemen with 16, while Goodnlladded Route 206, south of Amwell schedulefor stockingwill not will certainly be up for this leading the way. niceiftheHillsboraughquintet be alfeeted." professor, and these squads St. Mary’s (PAl at IM- Montclair Academyat GIL- another 12, andEsola finished was to lose that imageat the Road,and the other on the east one, but will fall just short. with 10. side ofRoute206inthevicinity The cataract problem havebeen most productive for MACULATA- Spartans have ST. BERNARD’S-- Saints’ The victory over Rusclle expense of the Crusaders run into" toughluck so far, but of Falcon Road and also amongfish raised in hat- him. FEB.4 Tillman has been scoring Park was the Raiders’ second comeTuesday afternoon, eheries is not confinedto New So keepingthese five teams this is erie theyshould win with points in big bunches as of homeson Falcon Road. Sieve Danylukleading the way in mind, and rememberinghis RUTGERSPREP at Green late, and he should score goal of .700, Professor Prof onceagain. enoughhere for Gil triumph. FRANKLINat Piscataway - Brook- Contest just might go teaks for even a better per- right downto the wire, but the Bcrnards at CHATHAM- formance this week as he - Warriorsare oneof the best professorjust does not see the Mountaineersrun into another starts with gamesof ... in countywhen they put it all Chathamwith the result being SOMERSET TRUST COMPANY together, but they won’tquite Argonautsfalling behindthe 3- M boys. the same. The squad has too FElL1 needit all in this oneagainst MONTGOMERY at muchtalent for Beruards to the Chiefs. Dunellen -- Hometeams could overcome. Montgomery at GREEN- Bernards at CHATHAMpossibly be one of the worst METUCHENat Ridge -- At BROOK- }lame team has BORO-- Mountaineers have teams in the state, while this point in the season, the Comparative Statement of Condition Maurice Bahr and company Bulldogs are riding high in are respectable enough to first place of the MVC,and a victory here wouldkeep them Sportscalendar have a field day. Dec. 31, 1973 Dec. 31, 1972 right there. ASSETS FEB.5 WATCiiUNG HILLS at Piscataway -- Warriors will BASKETBALL Cash and Due from Banks S 7,681,376.7J $ 12,490,992.53 FEB.1 South Plainfield at not win manymore contests this season,but this is onethey InvestmentSecurities: Manville at BoundBrook, 8 p.m. SOMERVILLE-- This is U.S. Governments 20,476,309.57 20,479,920.14 Round2, andagain it lookslike will, but it appears to be a Middlesexat Hillsborough,8 p.m. battle all to the end. States and Political Subdivisions 9,97.l,644.84 7,835,102.42 the Pioneers. If Somerville Ot herSec urit ins 3,074,214.82 308,(143.32 St. Mary’s(PA) at Immaculata,8 p.m. drops the Friday contest to Franklin Twp.at Pisoataway,8 p.m. Last week’s results: t9 West,it couldbe the other way 28,b23,065.88 around. correct, six wrong,.71;0, Filial Irwestmerds 33,524,1fl9.23 FEB.2 Totalsto date: .81; corrcct,’l’l RutgersPrep at Montclalr Academy,2 p.m. wrong,.662. Loans: Petey’s AC Commercial 19,7i7,585.26 18,557,809.50 Installmerfl 16,409,b43.79 18,98b, 166.08 FEB.4 Mortgage 32.815,400.6(} 27,191,038.25 RutgersPrep at GreenBrook, 3:30 p.m. excursions Roundball Federal FundsSold 4,tX10,(]O0.O0 5,(X)0,000.00 FEB.5 planned camp dates folal Loans 72,942,629,65 69.735,(i13.83 RosellePark at Manville, 3:45p.m. Ilank Premisesand Equipment 782,837.92 799,675.43 Hillsboroughat BoundBrook, 3:45 p.m. Peter SemenickSr., chair- SOMERSET----With the Other Real Estate 41,418.98 41- St. Peter’s at Immaculata,8p.m. manef the board of Petey’s two-weekSenior Basketball O t her A ssel s .... L_ 1,33().908.09 1.634,320.8b BridgewaterEast at Franklin Twp.3:45 p.m. Athletic Club of Manville Camphighlighting the agenda, announcesthe following club Dick O’Connell, director of TOTAL ASSETS...... 5116,303,340.60 $ I 13.281,0()8.53 FEB.6 plans for Februaryand March: athletics and summercamps at Rutgers Prep, recently RutgersPrep at Hun,3:30 p.m. Club =:nembersplan to at- tend the "Phyllis Diller Show" announcedthn dates for tim LIABILITIES ANDCAPITAL FUNDS: at Cherry Hill’s Latin Casino 18th Annual SummerAthletic WRESTLING Saturday, Feb. 2John Upshaw Campfor Boys. Lial)ililies: FEB.1 is in charge of arrangements. The senior basketball camp, I)emand Deposils ...... $ 41,322,520.I2 5 43,fl56,753.87 Piscatawayat Franklin Twp.4:00 p.m. On Saturday, Feb. 9, (boys14-18) which is oneof the Time []eposils ...... 63,187,(144.{ 60.54h,895.08 RutgersPrep at NeumannPrep, 3:45 p.m. memberswill journey to New oldest and most respected York City to see the hit basketball summercamps in Iolal Deposils 104,509.564.4~ 104 203,648,95 FEB.2 Broadway production, the East, will run fromAug. 5- Unearned Discount ...... 1,535,859.9.t 2,0(Xl,848.72 "irene," starring Jane 16, and has a 1;0-boy OtherLial)ililies 2,b22,313.25 4(12,209.98 Middlesexat Hillsborough,8 p.m. registration limit. BoundBrook at Manville, 8 p.m. Powell. Peter Semenick Jr. and Harry Hurilla are in Just as in the past years TolalLial)ilities 108,667,737.(H 1()fl,(,()6,707.65 charge. college coaches and 9().l, 173.78 8(~9,0.19.09 FEB.6 professionalplayers will serve Reservefor LoanLosses The athletic club and Capital Funds: Franklin Twp.at WoodrowWilson, 8 p.m. MillstoneValley Fire Co. will as guest instructors. Theywill 5(X),(}O0.O{} 4]- be on handto offer the boysa CapitalNotes Hillsboroughat BridgewaterWest, 3:45 p.m. both sponsora bus trip to see Capital Stock - Authorizedand Issued- Bernardsat Manville, 3:45 p.m. the NewYork Knickerbockers widespectrum of knowledgeof the gameef basketball. 1973- 37b,29.tshares - 55. i)ar value St. Plus X at RutgersPrep, 3:30p.m. play the Philadelphia76’ers at 1,881,4(-,5.0[) 1,791,870.0i) the Spectrum, Philadelphia, "We usually have a good 1972- 358,374shares - 55. par value number of the better ball Surplus 2,000,00().(;0 2,(X)O,IX)(}.00 on Sunday, MarchtO. 2,015,451.79 GIRLS’BASKETBALL OnFriday night, March22, players fromCentral Jersey at UrnlMcledProfils 2,290.964.21 JAN. 31 some50 athletic club members camp," O’Connell related. RumsonCountry Day at RutgersPrep, 3:30 p.m. will journey to NewYork to "The afternoon competition tolai Capital Funds ~2._(,72.4Z~_~.?1. 5,807.321.79 Manvilleat Hillsborough,3:45 p.m. see the final matches of the aids a boy in maturingas an Golden Gloves at Madison athlete as well as the in- TOTAL LIABILIFIES AND CAPITAL FUNDS...... $116,J01,140.M} 51I .t,283,1158.5.1 Square Garden¯ Peter struction the boys receive." FEB.1 The junior athletic camp, Piscatawayat Franklin Twp.,3:45 p.m. Debellas and A1 Makowskiare in chargeof the trip. which will be held for four Immaculataat Mt. Olive, 3:45 p.m. Saturday, March 23, it’s weeks commencingJuly 8 and BOARDOF DIRECTORS back to Cherry Hill’s Latin endingAugust 2, will consist of FEB. 2 Casino to see the "Robert a widerange of sports for bays between the ages of 1045. ReeveSchley, Ir. Whilehouse,N.I. ¯ A. Arthur Davis, .trd Watchung,N.I. Si(Iney L, Halpern 5t)rnerville,N.I. Hillsboroughat BridgewaterEast, 10 a.m. Goulet and Carol Lawrence ~qMtlOn,.~[i,t%lr/ ~ I)dvt%(’oun~q.lt)t~ dt L,ttv ( )l~llll/ lhl’lltlll)l’rll’~l’ll(~ Show." Peter Semanick Jr. Basketball,baseball, football, Ch,lmn,mtfl fht, Ih~rrd FEB.5 and Mr. Hurilla are in charge soccer, wrestling, and tennis Richard Lothian Somerville,N.J. are offered by the campand Ut((’ (~hatnn,tl}t)[ 1111’1;t~,ltll AbramV. N. Po;velson,Ir. Somerville,N.I. of this trip. JamesI. I)elaney ScotchPlains, N,I. Vr Hillsboroughat Ridge,3:45 p.m. taught by high school and I)lt,~t(h,nl.Llnt~ tlt)ll I hmll,Rl,,llly (~on~lJart~ v I)r~,~ttl~,rlt &f;~,m,¢,ll Man,(Nor, Paw.Rite.In( Franklin Twp.at BridgewaterEast, 3:45 p.m. On Friday night, March29, RaymondH. BatemanNo. Branch, N.J. the club again goes to college coacheswho specialize Immaculataat St. Peter’s, 3:45 p.m. ~a~,I~,}II’IIMI) t% ,,~M)( h}l(l~ LawrenceW. Egan Marlinsville, N.I. ReeveSchley, Ill Whitehouse.N.I. Philadelphia’s Spectrum to in these sports. Puhh(Rl’l, llltlll~ ~, AilvvHl~tnl" For further inl=ormation I)ltl’l tot. ~g,ll) &/,l( htnl*r)’YConll)an .4ttl~t see the HarlemGlobe(rotters lames I. Bowers Somerville, Nj. FEB.6 basketball show. At Klim and regarding this camp, one Ihnv¢’t~,Rinl,h,m, 3,ftttl)h Y &f)TJtu.n, Somerville,N.I. William f. Taggart Bedn~inster, N.J. RutgersPrep at BoundBrook, 3:45 p.m. Mike Krohiyare in charge. should either write or phone ColH)~eh)r~,It t,nv JamesP. Giacobello I’rt,~ich,nt.I,tgg,lrl Itltl,trMtlt~lhll Dick O’Connell at Prep. I)rv~t(ll,t}l lames C. Brady,Ir. Bedrninsler, N.J. Lbwis I. Gray Watchung,N.J. RalphE. Wes(ervell Belle Mead,N.I. Financiallnvt,~tment Ct)n~ull,tnt Gt, W’~Fhnw,t Shop Rutinql HONORARYDIRECTORS

CharlesV. N. Davis..... NewCentre, NJ. Lloyd W.Hoagland ...... Somerville,N.I, Melville,’vl. Wilson...... Neshanic,N.I. ADVISORYBOARDS Watchung Board Bridgewater-Green Knoll Board Findern e-Marlinsville Board THURSDAY,JANUARY 31 Lt,wisJ. Gray . Wakhun1;.N.I. RaymondH. 1;alt,nhul North Branch. N.[. Lawrt,nct, W.Eg,m Matlirl~’.tlle.N.J. Ch,lirnhln Chairnhln " Ch,lttnhln Alberl I. Benninger" ,Mountainsidt,,N]. Paul}d. Ht.n(Iotson S(mletvilh,.N,I. Yranklin W Banle Marlin~ville.NI. Thecoziest, mostintimate cocktail loungein town! lamesI. Delaney ScolthPlains, N.J, AI)ramV. N. I)owelson,It. Saruervllle.N.I. William K. Braddock BoundBrook, N.I. Ilarry F. Fass NorthI)lainiiel(I. N.I. KennethB. Schley,Ir. Ponerwille,N J. RobedH. Brown.Ir. Marlinsville,N.I. I)r. k, ronleL. FechlnL, WaUhung,N.I. IohnR. Todd,II Far Hilb, NI. ro(-t U(’ D. Danlt, Finderne.NJ. FrankA. Santo Walchung,N.I. Bt, nlaminVan I)oreo NorthIIranch. NJ. William G. "t, nnemuth BOLm(IBrook, N.I. m KennethI). Schrnidl War(hung,N.I. J, Pt, ter Vermeult,n Neshanic,N.J. H. Slt, Watl,Mt, nqng Solnt,rvilh,, N.I. The HUB I.ImP. M(}rris~e,/ Martinsville.N.I. 3530 HWY.27, KENDALLPARK, N.J.

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¯ y. ) ’t’ i ! 8-A THURSDAY,JANUARY 3 I, 1974 Firm will mark125th year PublicNotices PublicNotices Public Notices with moveto Franklin 4 In1849,when William Zinsser Street location, to new morespace wasrequired not foundedthe shellac industry headquarters in Franklin only for shellac-based siltnE Pin.13xt;Iq..M’E NIL :1 I.EtLII. Norn’E by openinghis bleacheryin a Township,the companywill materialsbut also for the line I’olll.’ #neeill tile WeslonEh’me llrv NOTI(’EIS IIEtlEn’f OIVENOI flip SdlIHI~Ne~nrk Atenue. in ale Sehml ¯ PleaseIx, ath,ist.~ Ihat Ihe Towrtlhlp small woodstructure on what again be near rural of synthetic polymers It.geltOIt’P* lit fht’Stheld I)lMtlt’l id ltle Ihsmd,bit legal wdt,rsrt~iding ~lfllin enrTimnlee of e T wnsh p o isnowSOthStrectinlhehcartofsurroundiugswith moreroom producedby its subsidiary, Sl)n~er~¢l.To~n~hlpollllgshtlrrlugh, , llllhe(’nunlVti[ p (;choralEIt’t’lhln[ri~lrc~lgand o f he lallsbornulal adopp I the o owtt Nt,x~ ~’~,x I~1 he{i n.rllUghtd Miirivil}e resoiLSiun;11ii aulyconvened rneelin hel~ Manhattan,the factory was to expand¯ Zinchcm,Inc. nlt~,l ing lit thl,I{,gal ~oh,r~ ,,I .~,dI},slriCl nv t arDEno}’ TnEBIiAlU)OE ,hmuarv ~. 197~ a he a m e8 pa surroundedby farmland. farthe I¯b’~’tl,,n ill lit,, [ll(,flll~’rslit ale EI)U(’ilThINIn)JtOUta(ol." ionlink. Mn’~tqln(lad, Ne~hanie,N, J.: Throughthe years changing ThEfirm chosento plan the IhmrthaEalit’allOD illld I.r otherptwl~lst,s MANt’IIJ.E.~IMEnSET (’ouNrY. In 1974 whenWilliam Zin- markets have altered newfacilities -- both ar- ~tlll Ix, hehl al I~n,,t.hwl~ An1.n XEWJEnSEY wIInI{E+L~;,t here c~i~*ts the r~tvd tot he sser &Co., still the leaderin radicallymanyoftheproduets chitecture and engineering ~EI)XESl)AY.FEOat’AnY I:l. O74 J nAVMtINI){;/iNIM servicesi1[ il TliwiishipEngineer for he r J ";’; .... \~ Themils ~111 realmn. ~,n nntll nine e mim,~Adrain/Ibm r d ,’k.e, T~mn~hitl nt llil[s~lrough,and the industryI25 years later, andprocesses of the Zinsser aspects -- was the firm of . ch~k) mand ;,s nluchhml~,t’r ;is ma¯ IX, Ilalt~t:Janunrv :11. 1~+74 WttEIt}:AS¯funds are available [or 1his nl’ces~rv t(, I~’r t i ¯g;d lers ihen MN: I-:11.74 I~’ ptlr’p~se,and movesfromitsbriekplantandplant. In spite of numerous DermotReddy, P.E. of New ,resentn) caslIheir h;llh~ s Therace inn WnERE,%S.tl’~ l.lienl I’lihlic Cimtracts offices, stillattheoriginal 59th expansionsaver this period, YorkCity. A multi-discipline ~111IX, lu,~l ;,11(I an Ihe h.gal ~olrrs .f IhP Fem $$2.90 .%tim,I IhslrlCl~lil ~,lt’;11 lilt’ rrspecOve IhalI~wINJSA ale resolution~lA:n.I aut>t heriung scq.i Iherequires award firm, the Rcddyoffice is an l~,lllngphw*’s ~t.h~l Is,l,,~ of clmtntelsfor PmesMon Serv ces expertin technical facets of tqlhoult’nm lelittve I d~must IX. public y Tlwet,nwmh,r~ ~lll I., ch’c,I I,,r .I v, rs m~er is~t. equipment and systems for "1"~.Im.mhers ~1[I I~, t,h~h,dh~- I "~,,ar NOW.TliEnEElUtE. I[,: nE~)I,V}:I)hv Ihe Tnwnship Ciil T chemical processing plants¯ AI01e s;na int~,llr~~111 he subrnlllt,d nt the l’,~n~hlp n I sborolghnee ,r,q~Sll.m~hw ~oling loxes t(,r 01e ro o~s: ns movie hlih~tnl~I tt’sl~’ct~e purt~,~cs: Located at 39 Belmont NEWZINSSER PLANT-Architect’s rendering shows combination plankoffice-warehouse I,Et;M.SIITIt’E I The?,ta+,’,,r andTnwnsh p Clerk are E.rl urrt,nl Exl.,nM’~ $4.~.,’~.1 ht, reby;lun~;rized and dirtTled Iti execute Drive, Franklin, the new nowunder construction for WilliamZinsser Co. in FranklinTownship. Construction should be F’.r(’;i nlal(lullav S,2 Pleasehe advisedIhal Ihe Township .blnut,son.Ihe anaehedEng~tnlt,;i rt’errtt.nler. ~ill o x.r n¯ listings combination plant-office- completedsometime in April. Theh~lal ;,tli,Jlull’ ¸ I mug,I h~~’ e(,mininee +if the Township nf 2 ’nlis contrnclis awardedwithout t~’~es~;~rb ~ t .’.’4tk~J;nntsh~lrtmgh,’ldnplctl lhe tnnuwin ¢~ltn~(’titrt’ebidaing as;i "Professi(mal warehousewill occupy a 5- r~olUl.mal a adyconvened mceling hel~ S(,rvlee"under the provisionso he ,~a The~liing dace~ h+r sa,I Int.,ling;irltl Jan~rv ~. Is74. al Ihe Municipal is acre site. Accordingto Zin- lheir rt, s~,eelive.~lllllg igslricls tiuihiin~,Amwell Pried. Nt~hanic. N, J,: "Public(’nnlr;icls lalw llet’ause c(mlracl sser’s President GardnerR. Bankappoints Mr. Fierst Twofor one ,,h,scril~db) rel,’rl,m’eh, Iht’ t’iccllnrl hlr services performedby persons ,h~r,cl~ usual al lheI;~s~ t;ent, ral EIcclinn, WUEnEAS. Ih~r~ ~isls the needt~r lhe ;itUhorin*dhv klWto praclice’t~:~gniz~l Cunalngham,construction is h;,v,’heendestgnah~lh’hm.andt.,lersnn servict,s nt a Townshp AI ornev t r he macssinns~.hieh areregula e by tv BItOOK TtIEATRE-IIeld over, now underway with com- TheState Bankof Manville strollvole ;,I Mlaiin,Hing chef, here then Township(it nills~nm~h,and I:~P."’~,n,, ~,.itde ,,, =, ,=e,m,o Vanishing Wilderness (G); Eves¯, 7 & stocksplit al Ihl,I")llltlgl~laeede~,gnaled for Ihe WI(EnEAS.funds nre available[or this resolun Ix, pletion anticipatedby April. has announced the ap- ~.It¯rs el Ihe~dbng ,ll~lrit.I .I ~ hlehlit, nr purl~lSe,end ;I At’npv id this s a 9 p,m,; Sat. & Sun,, l, 3+ 5, 7 &9 p.m, Skinnerand Cook, Inc. is the s i,, n¯s.t,s BnEnEAS.ale I.~:al PublicConlracls puhbsht,d ~(~the SemU~ ~,uorse .Nev.s as CINEMA I (Rutgers Plaza) l~intmentof HenryP. Fierst l.aw cN JS.A40A:n.t et ~ql r~uires rt,*mn,dtry law ~lafin IO dayso ts generalcontractor. Jr. to the pest of assistant approved Iqn.l.lX(;IHSllUl TMI. Ihaltile resolulionaulhorizing Ihe award Imssage VanishingWilderness (G); Daily. l, I’.lhn,~laee ;11 Ihe M..itl ~11 Ih,ldin, ;11 o[ t~nllraclstor t’r.ressionalSen’Ices. 6, 7 & t) p.m. treasurer. The son of Henry ,tm.,~ ,~n. Nvsmn,c.iii I., Sc~,m willWUlc,~rni~laive hids tTIml I~ publicly’ CATUEnlNn SASTUN ASTA~) Mr.Reddy indicated that his and MiehaelineFierst, both A.t a regularannual meeting ll~slrlclh,r h’ga]~,llvr. ,esl(hng ~llhln advernst~t, Tnwnshipelerk CINEMAII (RutgersPlaza) -Starts ¢ ;,.in,ralEh~’ll,m ll~lll(’l~ X~ i, :1. ~ and N¢IW. TnEaEFlltlE. tie tT SSN1,31,74 IT Fell l MagnumForce tR); Daily, firm workedin close con- lifelong residentsof Manville, of the State Bankof Raritan In ,,I Iht.¯1’,,~ n~h*p ,d Ihii~hln.lgh IIF~)LVEI)hv Iht. Tm~nshlpComminee Fee=$8.64 junction with Zinsser’s own Mr.FiErst is a 1962graduate of Valley held on Jan. 22, ’ ot 1he T.~n~,hip,a Ihllsher.ugh as 2:30. 5. 7:2t) & !h.19 p.m. ttlllows: technical staff. ThEfirm ManvilleHigh School. stockholdersauthorized a two t.ln,l.lX(;DI~IlUrT Stl, I. TheMaynr and Township Clerk ;ire CINEMAI (Somerville Circle) - planned all process work; tie attended RutgErsand for one stock split to l’,,Ihn,plact, al Ihl.Ihllsl,,r.u ,11Sdn.~l al herebyaul herizt’d and direct~ Io execule Xl) TII’E~ Slarts Feh. 1. Serpieo (R) Daily, selectedand laid out specially ,X.i~,’~lII.aa .rid a,mle~ll;. ~t, lh..Mead.the altaehedagrt’elllt,nt ~ith Ihe t~lW .t:~. 7:20 & 9:46 p.m. Yale Universities, and shareholdersof recordon Jan. in IheScho,,I lll~lrld. I.r h¯g;llv,,It, rs Eirm .t (;raham.Yurasko. (;ulden NOTtCEIS nEItEBV (neEN to the h~al designed equipment and receiveda Bachelorof Science 3. |.unit. Esqs.. ~olers.I 1heSchonl I)lslrlvt o| Ihe CINEMAII (Somerville Circle) - N,~s2. 4. *,, ~+;1rid II .I IhvTm~nship ot Thise(,nlract is awardedwitlloul inlanu(;nol InX’KVn nJ..tn Ihe Counlv planuedfor utilities. degree in Economiesfrom the Ihlhl.~r.ugh corn~litive hiddingas ;i "Pr.fessinnal of ~IMEnSET.Ni,w Jt.rst% 1hal Ihl. Starts Fat). l. MagnumForce (R); anntmleleclitin .t till’ legalt(,h.rs ,,f said TheReddy office engineered University of Marylandin George E. Trabat, I,tn.l.lXl;IHS rno,1 ~lt.:i Servwo"url(k,r Ihe ,rovisl.ns ,~I Ihet~:al Daily, I:’.lg. 3:40. 6, 8 & 10:30 p.m. a series of special un- 197:1. He is a memberof the president,reports that at Dec. I u i ie ContractsI.aw K, cause~mlracl is nislrielt.r Iheelecln.I .I 2 in,.mhers,,t Sat. & Sun, Matinee. Su v e,d +~ . .% h*ri .. in II. for services ,erfornled by persons theIhmrd ,d Educnlionand tnr olher derground storage tanks, Society for the Advancement 31, 1673, the bank had autlmrizedby lawh) ,racliet"reeoellizt~l ~rlmSeswigix’ hehlal 51~lo’cl.t’k I’ M The Legend of BoggyCreek (GI, 1:,30 ~ch<~;flI),slr, ct. hwIt~;ll t~,lersresldlUg iroh,ssi,ms~hich are regulaledhv hlw stainless steel mixingtanks of Management, the resources of $34,lI0,O00 an ~lllnt ~;,’nvralI’:b~’h.n I)lslrwls Nos andil is nottxlssihh , Io gt’l cOlnl~litive p,m. arid agitators.In addition,the University of Marylandaf- increaseof It percent over the and; .I Ihe¯l’~,~nsl., ,,I Itlllsl~r,~tlgll bids nEllXE~I)AV. El.:Ollt’An VI:1. t~l,~ tlILLSB(.)I!.O CINEMABa ng th e I~,%E ). ;lllUarv.IL 1~74 :l ,t c.pyof lies n,snluhonshall he firm wasresponsible for the filiate of the American prioryear. lie attributesthis ’ .llln x ii I’Al"lFi(’ll )uhhhhednl 1heS,~ulh S,mu,rst, I Newsas Thepdlswill remain.~n until ~:t~l DrumsSlowly ( PG I; Daily. 7 & 9 p.m. ~eercl~,rv/Stl(.)llhs .~s rt~lltired hy law~i hin (I days(i i o¯d~:kP>M aml as nltlcll hmger;Is may highly technical in- ManagementAssoeiaton. Mr. growthto a continuationof the ,t,gnml~ll:ah,r nlllsl.,r,,ugh ImSsage I~necessary Ioiwrmit all Iht. h,galvoler~ Sat. & Sun, Matinee. The Legend of strumentationnecessary for Fierst wasalso a participant poliales established by the "r,,~n~hlpIhmrd nl EducaO,m Iheupresent I,) Voleand io caslIheir Boggy Creek (G), 2 p.m. .~SX1:11.74 I’[" CATnE RINI’: SA NTIINASTiIS(I Imlh,ls the plant’s operation. in the Economics Honors hoardover a periodof almost Fee: S12.96 ’l’llwlisllip Clerk Theeh~:lion will heh(.ht and all Ihelegal Mr} N’r (;() MI’." R Y CE NTI,:It The Reddy office also Programat the University. fifty years togetherwith the SSNI.:11-74 IT v,)h.rsnt lheSehonl I)ist riot~ ill vnleal Ihe TIIEATI’H{ - Starts l"eh. I. Walking engineered scrubbers for Whileserving a four.year introductionof innovativenew Fee: $8.64 restx,etiveixdlmg plaet,s slaled hehm Tall qli); Dally, 7 & !h25 p.m. Sat, emissioncontrol so that the stint in the UnitedStates Air servicessuch as unconditional in,,rnhers~ill heeltwn~l f,,r ;I years: n,Intx, rs ~ I hee ¢~’.I tnr 2’;ears Sun. Matinee, The l.egend of Booby new plant will meet New Force, Mr.Fierst spent six free checking,ready credit, mrnlh,rs will het.lccted tor I )~¯ar, Creek ((;L 2 p.m. Jersey EPAregulations. monthsin Nationalist China high rates being paid on At a~ saidel~litm maI~ ~uhm~ll~t I{USTIC MALL CINEMA - Dark WilliamZinssEr & Co. is a and two years in Vietnam, savings and extended I~rnx~stn,msh,r v.n.gtases tnr 1he l)reams IXI & Sinthia (X); Daily, leading producerof shellac wherehe workedas a Chinese Saturdaybanking hours. fnlhmlngrestx, el ~,. imrl.,~es: Dreams,7 & 9:15 p.m., Sinthia, 11:02 and shellac-based coatings languagespecialist. For(’urrPru l.:xpt.nses I.I;12.1~m~ LE(;M,SlITn’E p.m,: Fri., Dreams. 7 & 9:I5 p,m. sold throughpaint andhard- Mr.Fierst is marriedto the TheInl;ll ;ml,mnltheughl Io ph,:lse hr. advist~lthai tile Tuwnshiphe.ecessary is $:B2.1~I,I Sinthia, g:02 & 10:20 p.m.; Sat. &Sun., waredistribution channels. It former Theresa Wesnesky, In a separate action they (+lnBnllttl’t’ Of Ihe Tllwnship(if Dreams,4:45, 7 & 9:15 p.m.. Sinthia, is a majorsupplier of bleached also of Manville.They reside authorized increasing the Illllsharough;idolled tilt, ftdh)win,g At Ihe saidt’leeli,m the bdi~mn:g resnhilnm at a dul)con~ ental nlet, llngheld i,rl,t~+s;LI,s,wdl he suhnnlled: 5:47, 8:02 & 10:2~ p.m. Sat. & Sun. shellacs and orangeshellacs at 343Huff Ave., Manville, and CapitalStock lrom $350,000 to .I;inl~lry ~. 1974,;it lilt’ Mttni¢llaI Mutinee. The Legend of Boggy Creek for flexographiEinks andother arc expectingtheir first child $406,334by the issuanceof 18, 8ull(hng.Am~e]l aiKnl. Neshzlnit’. N J: ¯ l’hv ~fllmg,hlct.s f.r midvh.elloU and Iheir resrwellve ~dlingdislriels (GI, 1 p.m, industrialapplications. in February. Ilenry P. Flerst Jr. 667 additional shares. WnEIO.:AS,Iheret*llisl ~ lilt’ needtar the ,~eserl ~e< hv rc erenet.IoI it. eh,cl,,11 M,rtlt’es,ll ;i "rtl~nship/~Udlhlr tot the dl~lrielS.s~l¯at the lasl I;encral ¸. i’:icctl.n, Tllt~flshlplit Ihllslxiruugh, ;old haveI~,t,n’ de~iSii;iO~l t~,bm andn,~ x.r s,m WnEREAS.[wlds are evadable for Ihis sgat.h ;11san e ix’lina el~ewwre nlan ,nriosei line ;ll IheI~dhngIfiacedesign;itt~l tur Iht. ~1 } tFAS.lPet.~:a ’uhle t’[mtnlets ~uters,,t thepahug dt~lr tel in iquchhr..r lAIDIN J>S.A ’tnA:ll.I el M’I.Irt~ ulres ~herl~ides aKllIhe resolulhln ilulh.rillng the a~ard ,it ta,nlr;ielsh)r t’ruh.ssi,mal Sereict,s. I)alt~t JANUAnY;~, IS74 ~tilhoUlClml ~’lihVe hitb [BRIM Ix’ lIlhbcly vm.i.% lurlingSe’relarv :’;~ffE:’l’Pa. Ivr.x +’current ex ~nses" NI f4’, TnE nEl"llaE¯ BE IT inrlude~~rirlelmis’. leaehers’, unilors’ ItE,~)I.VEI)by ate Tm~nship(’.ntmtnee ;111,1iin~hcal ms leeh,rs > salaries,nlt.t. of the ’rm~nshipof nillsheruugh;Is >tt, xllx.,ks.~¢ll,~,~l suldlt.~. Ilags. Iran. bdlows: s .~rlalinn~tpm)ils, lUltmn o! pupilsal~ t,The Mny.r and Ttmnship CIcrl~ are Icnaing.~’h m)h m>vO~et thstricls wUh ~hc CALENDAROF COMING hercbyaulherizt~l and ,hrtTIt~l Io execute (’unsenlt+t theIhmrd .f Edue;ihun.sdnml Ihe;lllal:tlt~l agrt%qBt,nl t411h1he lirln ot Ilararlt~.ennl ~t.n~l,ti,.I nt Ihe Svcrelary. Suptee&’Ch~mey, AudHor~. ,,I thet¯ush.harl ~+1 srhtml nnmevs and4~f 2 ~lis txmlrac~is a~ardedwahnul aUcndanee.Iticers. Inlanl~cfinnls. m. cn;n~.’lllBe bidding ;is ;i "’ertdessional suranee,nlamh.nant’e ,~1danl an(I i:1. EVENTS ger~lct’"lunlt’r Ihe ~rn~isin.s c,f llle I.~wal ridt.nt;dex wnses Agents for DECORATED.CRAFTED PtJhlic{’orllr;lelS.awI,.eause ¢ontr;ict s ,Xulenl ~’r ott it. ~,~lrtl~+t Fdnealinn t,w M’rvices)er[nrmed hy )orisons .nlslIx ¯ .t ieg;llV.llng ;*gt.. a clnn.rland THURgDAY,JANUARY 31 WheatenVan Line, Inc. 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JIM’STV SERVIC[ RIGHT NOWI ’SwanLake’ is benefitfor DefectsCenter TRENTON- Peter Martins of the NewYork City Ballet will dance the role of Prince The New THURSDAY,JANUARY 3 I, 1974 Siegfried in "Swan Lake" Saturday, Feb. 2 at8 p.m; in the WarMemorial building. Schoolfor ¯ The :west Jersey’ Sailer Music Study Companywill present five cMssical ballets as a benefit for the Marchof Dimes. SpeculumMusicae offers IB addition to "SwanLake", Concerto, Pas De Trois, lluapongo .and’Pes dd Deux ’ may we introduce your child to contemporary program also will be presented. :The Natibnal Foundationof the lay of music at the piano ? Speculum Musicae (musical Department of the New from4.fp.m.forticketholders the March of Dimesand the mirror}will give a concert of England Conservatory and andmembersof the Friends of CongBnitalDefects Center at contemporary music at former student of Milton Music. Composers Claudia St. Francis Hospital are AlexanderHall on the Prin- Babbitt at Princeton; "In Eius Spies, Donald Mart(no and sponsoring the event in an Nowhoglonersclas,esstartinJanuary eetun University Campuson Memoriam(10~)" for flute, Seymour Shifrin will be Forfulllnformotloncal1921-2900 effort to raise funds for the Wednesday,Feb. 6, at 8:3O clarinet, violin, ’cello and present to answer aBy defects center. ¯ p.m. piano by SeymourShirr(n, questions. During.the presentation Bf Conducted by Daniel former studentof Milhaudand Tickets at $4 (students $2) Swan Lake, Phyllis Papa, Shulman, members include: now a member of the corn- are available at the Concert director of the company,will Paul Dunkel, flute; Virgil position faculty of Brandeis Office(Mon-Fri.(1-4 p.m.), dance the role of Odette and maekwo,, clarinet’, Robert University MusieDepartmBnt. the door before the Open sturgis will performthe role of Manyconcert-goers have A,--~,~iga~ All Beethoven Concert Routch, French horn; Daniel Rehearsal and the concert¯ .Van Rothbart. ’ Reed, violinandviola;Eugene expressed the view that thB For mail orders, send a Other¯ guest¯ a~tists for A~’~/’~’-.fl OREAT|R l Drucker, violin; John cnjoyment and understanding stamped, self-addressed Saturday’s performance are °f c°ntcmperary music w°uld navel°pc t°: concert Office’ ~;x’~ TRENTON IGraham’ vi°la’ Fred Shurry’ be agumcntedgreatly by the Victor Barbeeof the American violoncello; Ursula OppBns, °pp°rtun’ty WoolworthCenter, Princeton School in NewYork City and r~.._ ~.... SYMPHONY pie°° RichardFitz and to address Uulversity, Princetan, N.J. KenSturgis of Trenton, 1 Joseph Passaro, pereussian, questions to the composers 08M0.Make check payable to Tickets are available for ~f[,,Y.,,/~/~[~ . ..,.,,,.2 ~n. Feb. 3 -- 8:00 ¯ RichardFrisch, baritone, will and performers, In response, Princeton University Music Saturday’s performance by. ,, be the guest artist. an OpenRehearsal will be held Department. calling thB Marchof Dimesor ¯ .. ~’~t,~ I~’~ War Memorial Auditorium | The program in Princeton the afternoon of the concert -! .’ ~../\~ r,~."~[ Jeffrey Siegel, piano soloist 1 ~585-7800:":..’"’ ’ ’ "~ C,~.J PrematheosOvertura II SchoBnberg,Willinclude twO,,stringWOrkSTrio,bY[movie / ~t I’~ :~ Plane Concede go. 4 1 Opus45 (1946)," and "Odeto ’Wandarnext Erolca Symphony ! NapoleonBuanaparte, Opus41 [ ~22~ (1942) " a first performance listings in film series "7 Enzensberger-Lieder McCarter’sfilm series will ~,~ [11cketss3 and uP’[I of t1972)"for baritone, clarinet, bassclarinet, horn, ’cello and present the first’feature by a Ca113,4.]338 woman director, Barbara i percussion,by ClaudiaSpies, a BruntwiekTheatre - "DeepThroat member of the composition TheCinema (Jamssway Plata} - "The Loden’s "Wanda," on Wed- ii, Pln~rChime" (PG) Set. ~" Sun. PartU"(R)Man.-Set.:7:3O.9:30;Sun.: nesday,Jan. 30 at 8 p.m. Miss faculty of the Princeton Marines:"The I.ml~md of Bogey P20.3:30.5;30.7:30EtB:30 University Music Department Crmdk"2p.m. Ladenis the wife of director since 1970 and its current PdnceTheatre - ’q’he Paper Chett~"- Ella Kazan, and,her first MeCarter- "hum"- Fd. Feb, 8 - 7 a {PalMon.-Thurs.: 7:158" 9:20; Fri, feature wonthe Critics Prize chairman. Also, "Notturno 9:15p’m’*’Bza~rlraentmt’tn" Sat.:S, 8, 10p.m.; Sun.: 1:30, 3:30, at the 1971 Venice Film (1973)" for flute, clarinet, d~mdem~ Avlmt-O~Clneme" 5:30,7:30, Et 9’30 Festival. violin, viola, ’cello, pianoand . Men.,Feb. tt et 6 p.m.IShort fllrn~ IT’S FUNAND GAMES for Sebastian(E. E. Norris) andOlivia (Laurie Peters)as they throw "Wanda" has been percussion, by DonaldMar- by13fitmmnker~) Playhouse¯ "American Grafflttr’- (PG)Daily 2, 7, E9 p.m. off proprietyfor feast of misrule,Twelfth Night. TheShakespeare comedy opens Feb. 14 at describedas a "semi-w0men’s tino, head of the Composition McCarterTheatre. lib film," onewhich treats the Garden¯ "The New I.~nd" (PG) questionwithout resorting to Showingthru Sun,: Matinee: Wed.. Sat..Sun, - 2 p.m.Eves.: 8 p.m,- cliches but asks the next "Lu,her"- Showing Men. & Tues. -2 questimt: once a womangains it 8 g.m,, ’Twelfth Night’ readied her freedom,what does she do with it? HiffsbomCinema (HiLIsboro Plaza, Rt. 206)¯ "Bangthe Drum Slowly" (PG) Miss Laden, herself an Eves.:7 8" 9 p.m.S~t. ~t Sun. Matinee: accomplishedactress, plays 2 p,m, "1lie Legendof Boggy by McCarter company the title role of a peer, barely Creek"(G) literate Appalachian housewife whorejects the BrookTheatre - "Vanl|hlnB Wnder- William Shakespeare’s most zany antics of Sir Andrew "Itosmcrsholm’" and "Tim ne=l"IS) Thru Tuos (Sth) Eves: 7 delightful comedy,"Twelfth Aguechcck and the witty Tempest."’ fie recently traditional roles of wife and p.m.Sat. & Sun.: 1,3, 5, 7, 8"9 Night, will open, not on the fooler.;,’ of Sir ’rnSyBelch and received four nominationsfor mother walks out on her IN lqLt,o?>01t / very night of the medieval Iris workwith the MeCartcr husbandand babies. "Wanda" his confederates Festa and at princetort~hea~:re nhm MontgomeryTheatre - "Walking Tall" holiday for whichit is named Maria, combineto ensure the Theatre Compunyt1973) by chornicles her wanderings, WilliamShakespeare’s (R)Starts Fri. (Feb. 1). Eves.: 7 ~ 9:25 which consist primarily of / p,m.Sat. e SunM~tin0e: "l.~gerld of {Jan. 6), but appropriately play’s perennial ixq>ularity. the NewJersey DramaCritics {¢braar~7,8,9,1q,15,16 3:30~.m.~5Z-8181 J BoggyCreek" (G) enough on Valentine’s Day. The atteient holiday of Association, awards to he tagging along with one man With the writing of "Twelfth twelfth night, like the play. given /It lhe anntlal awards after another, going wherever TWELFTHNIGHT RusticM~It Cinema (Manville) - "Dark Night," Shakespeare reached was a feast of misrule, a I)aoquet on Feb.12. they take her, and doing Ol’oame"and"Sinthle" (Adults only) perhaps his highest ntedieval safety valve. Onthat Its the cast of "Twelfth whatever they want her to -- Dally:Dk. Dr. - 7 a 9:15.Sinthla - S:O2; including, at one point, rob- TheWestminster Frl.Sinthla 10:30, Gal. e Sun.Dk Dr. achievementin sheer comedy, night repressedinferiors, such Nighr’ viii be Stephen Keep 01" 4:45,7, ~9:15. Sun 5:47.8:02 e 10;20. thc comedyof merrimentand as servants andwomen, were (Ors(no), Ann McDonough bing a bank. KiddieMatinee: *’Legend of Boggy. ¯ gaiety, untinged with the, , allowedto cut-loose and Ix~ss (ViotaLLauri Peters (Olivia), ChoirCollege.Preparatory Creek"(GI at 1 p.rn, StaningWed. : shadowof unhappyim- their betters¯ Gluttony tSir Clarence Felder (Sir Toby Brandostars (Feb.61 - "Cryof TheWild" and "Big plication. Foot". Toby) and blasphemy (Sir BelehL Dwight Schultz ISir What You Will Theplot is not the principle Toby-l"estc) were allowed to Andrcw Agueeheck). E. E. in film, ’Burn!’ DepartmentOffers element in "Twelfth Night;" INTIMEAUI)ITIONS blow the roar off decorum. Norris (Sebastian), Paul Directed by Louis Criss the important thing is what llaggard (Antonio), I. The Movies at McCarter Inferiors IMaria, Vinla. Series will offer the first Preview: February 10 at 3 PM "CitizBn Kong," a musical Shakespeare does witb the Sebastian) were allowed to Ilohson IMalvoliol, James All Levelsof Private adaptationof Spike Mulligans’plot, thewayhe brings to life a anglefor andcatch their social Brndcrick(l’este the Clown), Princeton showing of Gillo Opens: February 14 thru 24 "Six Charlies in Search ef an group of unforgettable snpcriors. All this v,’as at- ,hmn Tolentino (Maria), Pontecorvo’s "Burn!" on andGroup Instruction.* Author," will hold auditions characters for whomthe plot tacked by tile Puritans GordonCry (Officer and Sea Tuesday,Feb. 5 at 8 p.m. The Tickets:Wed., Thurs. 8 Sun.i Orch:$5, $4; Bale: Feb 12 and 13 in Murra is merely a convenient ex- (MaJvnliolwho weald allow no CaptainL Robert G. Dcnison t970 t talian-AmericaB $4.50,$3.50. $2.50. Fri. Et Sat.: Orch:$5.50, $4.50; ElmaAdams, Piano a l:e Si n-u sheets f~Y’ pod(cat for displaying their cakes and ale and who IValentine)and Tobiasltaller production features Marion Ba/c:$5, $4,$3. LouiseCheadle, Piano ICurio, musician,Priest). Brando in a little-known aTh(~itlon’timeg~w~ll be pasted in qualities, andquirks. The ultimately were, as Mah’olio performance which most WilliamCheadls, Piano the theatre lobby this Friday, WlSttUl’ charm ot Viola’ tne had threatened, revenged on The set and costumes have Virgin(aChessman, Organ bncn designed by Lowell crities regard as one of ’everybodywhen, ~hnrtly after Brando’sbest, prior to "The BarryMartin Eisner, Classical Guitar Shakespeare’s death, the Detweiler.Original incidental TsllaGullno, Piano COLUMBUS BOYCHOIR SCHOOL ntusic, using traditional Godfather." Nadi’;Koutzen, Viogn theatres were clesedancl the King’shcad cut off. Shakespearean tunes, has Thesetting for "Burn!"is a JoenneObrlik, Ftuta presents Staging McCartcr’s third beeo eontposed by Robert CaribbeanIsland in the tlR0’s, MurielLong, Voice and the story deals with a First TimeEver at McCarter produetiouin the 73-74dranta Cohen. Mtmical director is RichardLudlum, Piano DURANT series will be Artislic Director Tobiaslhdler. Slaveuprising told froma nee- Ju;lithNice=in, Voice Louis Criss. Mr.Criss directed l,’olhlwing a special preview Marxist point of view. Brando SueLeurgam, Flues this scasolI’S opening un Feb. 10 at ,3 p.m., and plays an "agent prevacateur" DianeRivers, Piano ROBERTSON sent fromLondon to the island TheHarkness Ballet JaynRosenfeld Selgel, Flute production of Chekhov’s"The openingtfight Feb. 14 t7:30 classical p.m.) the play will run through te instigate a revolt of the Companyof 50 with Orcbestra JoanCoulllerte Thompson, Cello Sea Gull," receiving slaves against their Por- Program: NIGIITSONG(WalkerP CANTOINDIO guitarist widespread critical and Feb. 24. Call 600-921-8700for reservations and information: tuguese masters. d TIMEOUT OF MINEIMcD(,naldl & Otber Works January24-31 Registration forSpring Semester audience acclaim. Last season Sat. Feb.9 8:00p.m. for McCarterhc directed the Special group rates, student SUNDAY,FEB. 3 at 8:00 pm GalbreathDrive Adm.$3.00 world premiere production of matinees and student tickets Rutgersbills Phone609.921-7i00, Ext. 64, or wr!te: "The ’teeth of Crime," f(n" eveningperformanccs arc RentainingTickets: S5.95, 5.5t1, &,t.5g LoulseCheadle, Director also avaihlble, Chaplin films PreperBtoryDepartment STUDENTRUSH TICKETS $2.50 WestminsterChoir College PEANUTSC-ANG BILLED ot BoxOffice Sundayfrom 5 PM NEW BRUNSWICK -- Prlnceton, NewJersey 08540 TRENTON- The musical CharlieChaplin buffs have a cmnedy version of the rareopportunity tosee all ef *Cello, Cls.lcsl Gaiter, Flute, Orgmn, ¯ ’Peanuts" comic strip, the master’s great films in a ~ "You’re A GoodMan CharliB retruspectivc series at the Brown,"will be presented at Rutgers Student Center on Artists Showcase Theatre, ,College Avenue. 1150Indiana Ave, OB Feb. 1, 2, The first programis Sunday, g, and9 at 8:30p.m. Feb. 3, with screenings at 7 MARLONVIAl ILOI~ BRAND0 BtL tNDC in k and 9 p.m. of "The Kid" and Princeton Univergity "The Idle Class." Tickets will SINGLES he sold at. the door. Deparunentof Music ChamberConcerts MEET& MIX Others iB the series include BURN! presents EVERYFRL 8- SAT.9 PM "A Dog’s Life," "Shoulder CAROLLERLANES Arms"and "The Pilgrim" on A film by GILLOPONTECORVO, the director of "Battle of In GazeboLounge Feb. 17; "The Gold Rush" and Algiers" Rte.1, NewBrunlwick ¯ "Payday, on Feb. 24; "The noarTrefflc Circle A1970 film set in the Caribbean,with Brenda in his best role SPECULUMMUSICAE ¯ .Circus" OBMarch 3 "City in years prior to "TheGodfather" LIVEMUSIC- $2.50 Lights~0d March’31, ?,Modern A. Schoenberg:String Trio TwoDance Floor= ".’.Times!L0nAprilTi’,"The.Gi:eat :(.. TUESDAY,FEB. 5 at 8 pm GetAcquainted Activities Dictator" on April ’.21;: : :. Odeto Napoleon All egosatlendlng "MonsieurVerdoux" on May5 :.: ~. :i.: Admission: $..00.o At the door from6 pm Single,Separated, D. Martino: Notturno Widowedor Divorced and "A King in New Yorkl C. Spies: 7 Enzensberger- CallH.len 609-445-2485 May12. FRIDAY Ueder ..PRINCETON_ orWr;l*: P.O, 5ox 225, S. Shifrin: In Eius Memoriam Held Over Thru Sun. 12 ""7&9:!S CABARET HELDOVER 7th WEEK Oneof theyeus ’10 Best’ Films ExclusiveArea Engagement Tickets et boxoffice beginningMen. Feb 4 :’ THESEOUEL TO"THE EMIGRANTS" Rider College Facuffy;wi,~es’,i: YOUWILL FIND i McCarter’sAnnual Evenlag of with ’qrHE NEWLAND%GI ALPHA PSI OMEGA Experimental, Independent FEBRUARY6, 1974 "AMERICAN In swedishwith Englist~ Titles Presents & Avant-Garde Cinema Starring ALEXANDERHALL GRAFFITI"(PG) LIVULLMAN MAXVONSYDOW "1 CANGET Short Films by Thirteen Filmnmkers Men.&Tues., Feb. 4-5, 2 g8 P.m. MONDAY,FEBRUARY 11 at 8 pm ONNEARLY EVERY TheAmedcan FilmTheater’s IT FORYOU Productionof Admission: $2.50. All seats unreservedbut availablein CONCERT:8:30 P.M. ’10BEST’ LIST. WHOLESALE" advanceat the box office. (This programis for adults OPElq - 6 REItEARSAL:4 P.M. "A SUPERIOR FILM. FRESH "LUTHER" only, andpersons under 18 will not be admitted}, Mat.Tickets available atdoer A Musical Drama SPIRITED, HUMOR-FILLED.’! Fine Arts Theatre -CUE February 14, 15 and 16 TICKETS:$4.00 5 rUDENTS:$2.00 8 p.m. Curtain At the ConcertOffice (452-4239)and at the door Oneallow eves. 8p.m., Mats.Wed., Sat., Sun. at2 p.m. beforerehearsal and concert. Dailyat 2. 7 &9 p.m. 1 RiderCollege Campus 1 phone no: 896-1702 THURSDAY,JANUARY 31,1974 State Museum Hoenick, Wongto p ay programfor two p=anos many’ awards and scholar. [ bills free films The Friends of Music at ships and are currently doing Princeton will present Judy graduate work in music at I! TRENTON~ A wide "Pride and Principle" and Hoenlehand Ellen Wang,duo- MeGillUniversity. NowThrough Tuasday variety of films will be shown’ ~’.Spaces betweenPeople," pianists, in a concert at 3:30 For their program in II FebmarySth at the Stat’e Museumdurind . excerpted train"Bridge oh the p.m, Sunday, Feb. 3 in Pacific IntamatloniI Itiver Kwai"and "To Sir with Princeton, they will perform: Enterpdal February. WoolworthCenter. Bach: Sonata in GMajor, for Moviesfor youngstersat it Love." Pmlanta a.m, and t:30 p.m. Saturdays Febroury programs for Miss Hoenieh, born in two pianos; Brahms:Waltzes, older pople will lead off on Montreal, and Miss Wang, Opus30, for one piano, four- and2p.m, Sundayswillfeature VANISHING stories excerpted from major Feb. 3 with "The Emperor born in I-long Kong, began hands; Schumann: Andante Jones," the 1933 classic in their workas duo-pianists in and Variations, Opus46, for WILDERNESS(G) Hollywoodfilms. Showsfor two pianos; Infante: "Sen- older peopleat 4 p.m. Sundays which Paul I(obeson was in- 1068 as students at MeGill will focus on classic per- traduced to the "talkies." On University in Mantrreal. In timiento," for two pianos; AReal Ufe Adventure For formaneeshyblackactorsand Feb. l0 conventional movies 1971 they gave their first Debussy: Six Epigraphes TheEntire Family will be replaced by a live public performanceat Meqill Antiques,for onepiano, four- ADMISSION:AduRI $2.B0 actresses. Youngsters under Chadren$1.0Q 12 years old must he ac- performance featuring and since then have given hands’, Milhaud: Eventngi:7 ~ 9 p,m. compoaicdby an adult to be talented singers Dolores numerousconcerts, including Scaramouche,for two pianos. 5aturdiy:1, 3, S, 7 ~ Sp.m. admittedto the 4 p.m. Sunday Bauer anEI Karl Gibson in a series of 12 at "Manand His Sunday:1,3, 5, 7 e, Op.m. programs. "Reflections of Porg~’ aud World"in Montreal,a concert Young people’s films on Bess andCarmenJones." in HangKong City Hall and an Feh. 2 and 3 ‘,‘,,ill be "The MovieswillrcturnonFeb. 17 appearance as soloists with DchumanizingCityandllymie with ’Angola Davis: Portrait the McGill University Or- COMINGATTRACTIONS of a Rove ufiooary," and chestra. Schultz" and "My Country Starts Friday,Feb. 1 ltight or Wrong"excerpted February programmingwill Miss Wanghas appearedas lib WESlWORLD from "The ’rigcr Makes()at" conclude on the 24th with chamber musician and ac- 7 & 9:25p.m. ~11 BANGTHEDRUMSSLOWLY "Cotton Comesto Harlem," a companist at the Quebec I~ - w# THEWAYWEWERE end "Suma3ertree."On Feb. 9 Walking Tall In) [J AMERICANGRAFFITI anEltO the show‘,rill be"The wild whodunit starriog Music Festivals, Quebec THEPAPERCHASE Itight to l,ivc: WhoDecides?" GodfreyCambridge. Music Teachers Association, so,.~Sun. Free tickets will he and the Composers’ Sym- II antl "Loveto Kill" excerpted Matinee’ iill from "Abandon Ship" and distributed 30 minutesbefore posium in Boston and Mon- eachshow. treal. Legend of I l’i=l=ll’],l"i’4l~[t "Bless the Beasts aml the Miss Roenieh has appeared Boggy Cree__.__ k ) " ~...... Chiblrca." OaFeb. 16 andt7 "Trouble wiflT the Law"and as a Chamber Musician in Ouita r concert Switzerland and at McGill, "To Tell the T,’uth" excerpted and as an accompanist at the from "Pursuit of llappiness" II tO aid sch O QuebecMusic Festivals. They aml"On tile Waterh’ont,"are lar s have been the recipients of hilled: audaa Feb. 23 and24, DurantRobcrtson, guitarist- composer,‘,rill performat the WEIDEL NAbIED ColumbusBoyehoir School, Harknesstroupe to dancehere Princeton. The concert of AssemblymanKarl Weidel, CreativeTheatre Unlimited classical guitar music on The HarknessBallet will perform four works by two Walker’s"Ballade," set to a musicalscore by Fame.The R-Mercer,has for the third Sat urdoy,Feb. 9 at II p.m.,will consecutive year been ap- Lost Weekto Enroll henefit the school’s scholar- choreographerswhen it comesto McCarterTheatre for the other two works,choreographed by Brian MacDonald,are first timeon Sunday, Feb. 3 at 8 p.m.Under the ortistic direc- pointed to membershipon the ship fund. "CantoIndio," with musicby CarlosChavez, a Pasde Deux Assembly Education Com- 33 MercerSt. (Trinity Church)Princeton Mr. Robertson’s program tion of RobekahHarkness, with VincenteNebrada as resident for leadingdancers Linda di Bonaand Christopher Aponte; choreographer,the 40 membertroupe will danceNorman mittee and Appropriations will consist of works by de andhis"Time out of Mind,"with musicby PaulCreston. Zane Committee. Falla, Villa-Lobes, Walker’s"Night Song,"a ballet combiningclassical and Wilsonand Helen Heinemon will dancethe principalroles. elmprovisation & Mime Tues. 8-10 p.m. $40 Stockhausen, Dowland, and moderndance forms set to musicby AlanHovhaness and Mr. his owncompostions. ¯ Intermediate Acting - Thurs. 8-10 p.m, $40 Sthce the age of 11, he has SMORGASBUFF studied guitar with Alexander eCreative MovementWed. 10-11:30 a.m. $36 Belhm’of NewYork, a former ’SlowDa r ce’ to open MonathBankto’seXhibitwork LATE pupil of MaestroSegovia’s. lie 10 WeekSession BeginsFeb, 5 i~ ~; :~ :: studied composition with SUPPER Graphicsand paintings by Forinformation call 609-924-1601 Kenneth Gahuro at the Elizabeth Monathwill go on COCKTAIL Universityof Illinois. Intime’s spring season exhibit Sunday,Feb. 3, in a PARTY The concert will be held in "Sh)wl)ance on the Killing doublebattle: first, their own she is familiar with every show sponsored by the tile main hall of the ColnmbusGronnd" Theatre Intime’s aspect oi" the theatre. Her Princeton Art Association~it BoychoirSchool.Admission in apprehensionsof a dim past, first productionof the spring present, and future, and directorial credits include the N.J. National Bank of $4.95 S3.(XL "The Hising of the Moon,"by season, opens Thursday, Feb. secondly, the violent New Princeton, 104 NassauSt. Stads8 PM until ? (;,’rahl Fnglish 7 at MurrayTheatre, LadyGregory, and "A Doll’s Openingon Sundaywith a 4 ICE SKATING YorkCity jungle. (LondonBroil buffet served) Keith Fisher This th’ama by William Michele McDanough, who l louse," by tlenrik Ibsen, both toGp.m,reception, the exhibit British tenor lhnfley is the story of three has been responsible for done at Webster. will continuethrough Feb. 28 NowAPPEARING at to play concert UnklUCcharacters, brought costuminghere, will makeher llenry WoodrowB.ussell with hours 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. to giverecital together ill on old-worldNew lntime directorialdebut. A’72 plays Mr. Glass, the ownerof Mondaythrough Friday, 9 "THEMYSTICS" Peddie Schoollee Center Yorkgrocery store in the dead graduate of WebsterCollege. the small grocery store - a.m. to noon Saturday. plus KetchFisher, pianist. ‘,‘,’ill Athletic Bldg. of night. Theyall are fightinga luneheoneRe.A new-comerto JulieScott, vocalist at Westminster play a concert on Friday, Feb. the Intime stage,he appeared Etra Rd. Hightstown,N.J. FRIDAYS& SATURDAYS British IChorGerald English B at 8:30 p.m. at Woohvorth in the PJ&Bproduction of will present a recital at Center. NIcCarterwill screen "Carousel". Randolph, the DINE; MUSE: Opento the Public WestminsterChair College on A senior at Princeton glmtto-roisedgenius, is playedI ENTERTAINMENT For Public Sessions Tuesday,Feb 5. T e recital, University, Mr. Fisher is hy Teri’y Robiuson.a Prin- (11¢ii[~L’J:lllit]lll:?ll: stydying composition with ceton sophomore.The part of part of President’sSeries, will work of 13 filmmakers I DANCE Friday8:15 p.m. - 10:15p.m. herin at 8 p.m. in the West- Professor Spies of the Music Rosio, an impetuousyoung Saturday2:30 p.m. till 5 ¯ 7:30-till 10p.m. Department and has per- Unreservedtickets are no‘,‘,’ maker’s own home; John womanwith a lot of trouble, Reserveityoulike alinster Plavhouse. Although on sale at McCarter Theatre Sunday2:45 ¯ 5:00p.m. open to the public without formedhis mvnworks at two lhmcock’s "Sticky My ‘,‘,’ill be portrayedby Jill DARKDREAMS concerts of contemporary for its annual eveningof In- Fingers, Fleet Myfeet," a Smolowc,a freshman. 247-5281 due’go, tickets are required dependent, Experimental and study of Sunday afternoon and ,end nmvbe picked up at the music in WoolworthCenter. "SlowDance on the Killing SMORGASBUFF Cost For his concert on Friday, AvantGarde Cinema, to take touch football players in New Ground"willheshownonFeb. SINTHIA reception desk in Williamson place this year on Monday, t~ Mr. Fisher will performworks York’s Central Park; and 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16 at 8:30p.m. in AdultsOnly LUNCH $2.00 call 609-443-3330 lhdl on Ihe Westminster Feb. tl at 8 p.m. Mike Hoover’s "Solo," a DollyDot Dr. 7 & 9:15 p,m. ¯ Slnthla 11:02 $1.50 per pers~ campusill Princeton. by Bach, Brahms, Debussy, Murray Theatre on the p,m,¯ Frl, Sin.10:20 ¯ Sol. & Sun, Dr. DINNER $3.00 Grilles, andLiszt. The programof short films, visual portrayal of the efforts Princeton campus. Tickets Duringtile last two’,’ears. which‘,‘,’ill showcasethe work DarkDr. 4:4S. 7 ¯ 9:15¯ Sin.$:47. O:O2 Mr. English has modeznajor The concert, sponsored by and exhilirations experienced maybe purchased from 1 to 0 SIo:2o. the Friends of Music,is free of 13 different filmmakers,is by a solo mountainclimber. p.m. at the Intime BoxOffice, Kiddie Mot.t p.m. THE appearances in l’,io de always among MeCarter’s ,]aneiro, Torollto, Vancmlver, and opea to the public. or maybe reserved by calling’ LEGENDOF most popular cinema of- tGB9)452-8181. Brussels, Vieana, Madrid, furings, andhas neverfailed to Hansberrybills BOGGYCREEK SPARE ROOM Stockhohn, l/mne, Cologne, Rider College sell out in advance. SvarllngWed. Feb. 6 Tel Aviv, An3slerdam,Lisbon Ajile Dancers, S~.fat Ih,wl~e broil //"; / I ApplyattheI Hangingin length from one t Somerset and Prague. The works per- readies musical minuteto 18, the films to be Cry of the Wild // I l I HEWYMCAI formed included the Bach screenedare indicative of the one-act-play and AMPLEPARKING I / 1609.448.1357 J passioas. Britten’s "War I~4.WIIENCE-- ["or tile unusual forms and subject Big Foot Z,¢ 14 I 443.6110/ Ilcquiem," Purcell’s "Fairy second year Rider CoLlegeis matter chosen hy today’s I~ges’TthruIS] Queen," Schoenberg’s The Hansberry Arts II ’°°-s! produeinga musical over its independent filmmakers from Workshopof the Princeton / J~ "Jacohsleitcr,"Liszt’s "Faust January intersession coastto coast. O5 milesSouth ofSomerville Circle Syml may." and Dallapie. program." Youth Center will present a i 9RUNSW~CKAVE&OT I rRA9F cola’s "I1 Prigioniero." The titles include Richard show featuring the Ajile ¯ 12miles Nodh ofPrinceton TRENTON~ Tit 396"9960 \ "I Can Get It for You Brick’s "llouse Construction Dancerson Feh. 1, 2, 8 and0 at Shows7 & 9 p,m, Mr.English is an artist who Wholesale,"shaping up to be HomeMovie," a visual history Foundon most critics emhracesan extraordinary 11:30p.m. at the Center. tire best every, will be per- of the building of the film- The show will consist of a Best10 List variety of skills. Ills formedFeh. 14, 15 and16 in the musicianshipand versatility one-act play, "Sugar Mouth ,xo,u,..,,.:) Fine Arts Theatre on the Rider Sam" written by DonEvans Bang ENGAGEMENT ll==ll=ll have encouraged con- campusat eight p.m. BEETIIOVEN PROGRAM and directed by Terry Steaple, srAns temporary composerssuch as Thisyear’s productionis to ]-II-III ,ItA]I llumphrey Searle, Phyllis and the Ajile Dancers in an the bc cosponsored by the Bider ethnic dance entitled "Life" Tare, TmnEastwood and lain College Faculty Wives fro’ TRENTON-- The Greater whichportrays the stages of lhnnilton to write specifically their scholarship fund and dl~tlOl for hinl. Treaton SymphonyOrchestra growth from conception to Rider’s theatre fraternity, will present an all-Beethoven death. IIJI VrIL&,III: For his Westminsterrecital, Alpha Psi Omega. MON.-IAT.7:3O& 9:30 ¯ SUN.1:30. programon Sunday,Feb. 3, at For further informationcall SoL& Sun.Mat. 2:00 3:30.5:e0. 7130 & 9:30 Mr.English ‘,‘,,ill performfive Tickets can be reserved by 8 ll.m. It will feature the 924-0996or 924-0508. songs by Ilenry Purcell, calling 886-1703 between 10 Eroica Symphony, Piano LEGENDOF BOGGYCREEK (G) Deb.ussy’s"Proses lyrklues," a,m. and 4 p.m. Monday Concerto No. 4 and the Britten’s "Onthis island," six through Friday or at the box PrometheusOverture. I songs by Franz Schubert office the evenings of the Featured soloist for the haseElon texts by tleine, "Twoshows. Tickets are $2 for concertowill be Jeffrey Siegel. Spanish Songs" hy Roberto adults and $1 for student with GerharEIt, Percy Grainger’s I.D. cards. ChefHarry Hawks "Six dukes went a fishing," and an arrangement of Tom isdoing a lot Moore’s "The last rose of DANCING summer." I’INGRY,PItS JOIN of cooking- Mr. English will he ac- EVERYsAr.& 5UH. NIlE companied by pianist John The Pingry SchoolGlee Club will join the Princeton High NO’fflNGHAM nNewma ~ - School Women’sChorus in a BALLROOM ." concert on Friday, Feb. 8, at " ’ : 8:30 in the PI-IS auditorium. MercerSt.,Hamilton Sq.,8J. RECYCLE Each group will ¯perform TheLargest Ballroom inthe East separately,and then join to Withall Big Bands ¯ THIS sing "Rejoice in the Lamb," by BenJaminBritten. Sat..Arline Panque NEWSPAPER Sun.-Harry Uber ACRESOF F/?EE LIGHTEDPARKING FREE SMOKINGSECTIONS at THE DANCECO-OP THE OLD YORKEl ITHE448-1231 CINEMA Route130, Hightstown,N.J.

SPRINGCLASSES START FEB. 4th I Every Thursday NJte a Hot Buffet I@ RegistrationJan. 28th to Fob.12th IN THEJAMESWAY/E. WINDSOR SHOPPING CENTER I ONRT. 130 NEARTHE PRINCETON/HIGHTSTOWN ROAD All you can eat....$4.95 I Every Friday Lunch ¯ Hot Buffet ¯ ModernDance ¯ Ballet¯ Yoga¯ Stretch From 11:30 to 3:00 ¯ Exercisefor Dancersand Non-Dancers All you can eat ....$2.50 ¯ CreativeMovement Comehear your favorite song Sung8- Playedby TheNew Statemen Trio CHILDREN¯ TEENSa ADULTS EveryWad., Fd. ~ Sat. night BanquetFacility for 25 to 300 people Forfurther Information and schedule call: KIDDIE SHOW- LEGENDOF BOGGYCREEK" Call 609-448-0287-0289 609-921-8873,201.359.6889 or 609-921-3461 Sat. &Sun. 2 P.M. WEDNESDAY,JANUARY3O, 1974 Study council to probe area’s future

ii by Stuart CrumpJr.. Goltlieb explained last week. Director of the project will PRINCETON AQUASPORTS StaffWriter "It is not a plan for future be StephenDoctor of Franklin, development, and will not an assistant research CERTIFIEDSCUBA Whatdo tbe next five or l0 attempt to say howdevelop- professor of environmental years hold for the three-county ment should go. resources at Cook College, region of central NowJersey? "The study will determine Rutgers. Heis also the senior INSTRUCTIONS The planning boards of what the municipalities are research associate for the New Middlesex, Somerset and going to be up against, and Jersey county and municipal SALESAND SERVICE Mercer Counties have com- hopefully this will give us a government study com- missioned the MSMRegional handle with whichto suggest mission. AIRSTATION Study Council to find out. someways they can cope with Assisting Mr.Doctor will be 3oa AL[XAND¢NIt. RENTALS ("MSM,"of course, stands for’ what ig coming," Mrs. Got- GuySikora, a candidate for PRINCETON,N.J. oe040 Middlesex, Somerset and tlieb said. the masterof city andregional 609.924.4240 Mcrecr.I Essentially, she explained, ptanning degree at Rutgars, The year-long "impact the study will cover the and Alan Sihiw, candidate for planning study," whichbegan "backyard" of the three masterof public affairs at the NOTICE in late 1973, will attempt to counties: the least built up WoodrowWilson School, determine the impact of areas of Mercer and Mid- Princeton University. ,,, ,i,~ANNUALMEETING physical development(such as dlesex and the most southerly The three county planning new highways, colleges and portion of Somerset. boards are contributing sewer facilities) and govern- MSMinitiated the study and technical services to the mentpolicies (such as tax and presented it to the pIanning project team. housing policies) on the boards of the three counties. CORPORATION municipalities and the need Theboards, in cooperation "Because MSMis not a lor municipal services in the with the three boards of governmentalentity, the funds tri-eounty area. freeholders, applied to the for the project are being OF "The study will assess the division of governmentser- channeled through the three MEDICALCENTER impact on the region of the vices of the NewJersey countyplanning boards," Mrs. growth of the last several Department of Community Gottlieb said. "They have years and the growthwhich is Affairs for financial aid. essentially hired the councilto ATPRINCETON, NEW JERSEY in the worksright now," MSM A$15,000 finance grant was be their consultant to do this executive director Golda provided last summer, work." Noticeis herebygiven that the AnnualMeeting of the Corporationof TheMedical Center at Princeton, NewJersey, will be heldon Monday,February 25, 1974,at 8 p.m.in the MeetingRoom of the Princeton Orderly growthis aim Hospitalunit. Anyperson who contributed $5.00 or imbalance between housing moreto TheMedical Center at Princetonin calendar The Middlesex-Somerset-- in the other areas that developed rapidly," she and employment in the year1973, as well as all Life Members,are members Mercer Regional Study region," she said. of the Corporationfor the calendaryear 1974.The Council is a non-profit, tax continued, "and to maintain the pleasant character of the Someof the towns included purposeof the AnnualCorporation Meeting is: exempt organization founded in the blSMregion are: in 1968 by approximately 70 area -- to makeit a place 1. Theelection of oneclass of Trustees; businesses, industries, wherepeople can live a good Somerset: Hillsborough, 2. Thetransaction of suchother businessas life," she said. Montgomery, Rocky Hill, mayproperly be broughtbefore the meeting. educational institutions and "Weare dedicated to public Franklin and Millstone. civic leaders in the three A specialmeeting of the corporationof TheMedical counties. education and the Middlesex: North Brun- dissemination of information swick, South Brunswick, Centerat Princeton,New Jersey, will be held on These 70 or so member concerning the orderly Plainsboro, Cranhury, Mondayevening, February 25, 1974in the meeting organizations continue to dcvelopmeut of the central Jamesburg and Monroe. roomof Princeton Hospital unit imemdiately support MSMthrough their New Jersey area," Mrs. blotter: East Windsor, following adjournmentof the regular annual dues. Gottlieb said, reading froma }tightstown, Washington / meeting. The council’s purpose, pamphlet prepared by the Township, West Windsor, according to executive MSM. Lawrence, Princeton Thepurpose of the special meetingis to consider director GoldaGottlicb, is to "Becausewe cannot do any Borough.Princeton Township, andact uponchanges in the corporationbylaws as "try to make some con- lobbying, the only weaponwe Itopewell Borough,llopewell recommendedby the Boardof Trustees. tribution to the orderly have is information," she Townshipand Pennington. A copyof the proposedbylaws may be obtainedat planning or orderly growthof continued. "I think that Surrounding towns such as the corporationoffice, 253Witherspoon Street. in this area. At the time MSM probably the housingstudy we llamilton, Trenton, Ewing, was organized, this was the dida few years ago is the mnsl NewBrunswick and Somer- theadministration office. least built up area in the New successfulthing wehave don(:. ville are included in studies EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR of the Middlesex-Somerset-MercerRegional Study Council is Golda BY ORDEROF THE BOARDOF TRUSTEES York-Philadelphia corridor. (lone by MSM,but they are not Gottlieb.Mrs. Gottlieb, shownhere in the MSMoffice at 3 SpringSt., Princeton,has been "I think it was quite ef- the primary focus of the executivedirector since 1970. fective in making people growth projections becanse "The council was formedto (Photoby Cliff Moore) try to avoid some of the realize the extent of the they are so well developed mistakes that had been made housing problem and the already. FREE HEAT’. Getall the heatyou need GIFTIQUE SeAImprovement Seek with upto 30%less fuel HOWTO DEVELOPAN EX- The vacuum’s not for cleaning CEPTIONAl.MEMORY thanyou used last winter! Memoryis themost important fun- orionof the humanmind, This book HERE’SHOW: Heating engineers have designed a slm. outlinesqulcUy ...... d ..... pie, inexpensiveunit that reclaimsthe wastedheat , systems,including: How to easily from youroil. coalor gasfurnace that is normallylost rememberlaces. Howto make uothe chimney.It’s called,.. Dorothy Hoffmunhas spent "After completing my She joined RCA rapidcalcutations, How 1o romeo- B.S. degree in chemical Laboratori~ in 1962 and in "~’!’- ~ barobjects. Clip this adfor Book THE DOLIN her career proving a woman ~f~l.. ~ ~ GSI-101$2.50. Price inctudes can work successfully in a engineering, I was accepted 1963 was placed in charge of "~ , postageand Handling. Mail to: for graduate study at several field of hightechnology but she the Laboratories’ Thin Film GIFTIQUE is still on occasion confused schools, but without a and Vacuum Technology with someoneinvolved with fellowship,"she recalls. Facility. She now works ¯ Reclaimsafe, cleanheat ~ It seems,she continued,that closely with other RCA anduse rt ’ to reduceyou r ~-J ,,=k-. vacuum cleaners. fuel needsup to 30=/.! I~ A memberof the technical those concerned felt a woman scientists and engineers in wouldwork only a few years, staff at RCALaboratories manydiverse technical areas ;,oHeadtp~tr;ah,r°p¢~amySto--oemn: I-~ ( // /\ Mrs. lloffman recently then wouldturn to the task of both at t he Laboratoriesand in cellar,sar.se. ~Uic.etc.. ~ ~ / / became the first woman raising a family. She would the company’s product and withoutadditional fuen President of the 20.year-old thus no longer "cast glory" on major systems operations ~ .1 American VacuumSociety, a the school and therefore was elsewhere. yourentire heatingsystem 2,20g-member nationwide not a suitable candidatefor a Her busy schedule limits to stayahead of skyrocket- organization of scientists and fellowship. Mrs. Hoffman’s time for ingfuel price$t engineers involved in vaecum "Thiswas the attitude of the diversion, but she does play technology¯ Although this chairman of my department, ¯ somegolf. Recently she in- NOW$129.95 demonstrates the stature she who, incidentally, was ex- stalled a small greenhousein has earnedin her field, it also tremely fair in all other her living roamwhich she is I=’i,11ol’n C~ml pill e Can you afford not ~L 4~[~[ is partly to blame for her respects," she said. "But he filling with gloxinias and sometimesmistaken identity. was an old-line engineer who ferns. BARBER’S to knowall aboutthe "~ "I’11 be at a symposium couldn’t see womenworking in After 25 years in the vacuum wearing my name tag im- his field." technology field, Mrs. Heft- CAMPING CENTRR Oolin Heat-Reclaimer? } printed with ’American The lack of a fellowship mansenses a shift in attitude IlrrCtlES INSTALLED Vacuum Society,’ and prevented Mrs. Hoffmanfrom toward womenscientists and SALES& REPAIRS Call Collect: "~J obtaining the Ph.D. degree engineers, and says that today inevitably someone in an U, S. HWY.NO. 1 (212) 596-1400or write elevator will ask ’do you have she desired, hut she did go on the opportunities for themin anything to do with vacuum to BucknellUniversity, where science and industry are SOUTHBRUNSWICK cleaners?"’ she explains. she earned her master’s considerably improved over IINextte Flnnlg=n’t t =no DOLINMETAL PRODUCTS, INC. While she admits to being degreein 1948. what they were when she 201-297-3049 475 PresidentSt., B’kiyn, H. Y. 1T215 able to repair her vacuum Then, whenembarking upon graduated from college. cleaner at the homeshe and her career, she found she "It is still not entirely usual her husband Earl occupy in didn’t fit into "one of the neat to see womenin science, but THINFILMS of metalare depositedon electronicand optical Titusville, Mrs. tfoffman’s categories" that existed in attitudes have changed," she most employers’ minds when said. "A lot of youngerpeople devices using vacuumtechnology, on which Dorothy workis far removedfrom such HeRmanis an expert. mundanematters. She is in- they thought of engineers. in the field havegone through volved in a sophisticated "At that time, there just schoolwith womenand it is not science involving the wasn’t a category labelled such a tremendousshock for deposition of incredibly thin ’womanengineer,’" she said. them to find womenworking in films of metal on electronic "Menlooked askance at this their fields." assumedthe top office of the andoptical devices. brash youngthing comingout Although she does not say American Vacuum Society "The process can be com- of school and daring to think so, the plight of women even thoughonly ahout oneper pared to placing a cold plate she couldwork in their field." scientists also is obviously cent of the organization’s above a boiling tea kettle," Mrs. Hoffman, however, made easier today by the members are women. Mrs. Hoffman said. "The forged ahead and after a year competency and She also has observed in- vaporwill condenseinto a film with General Electric in professionalism displayed by creasingly positive efforts by RENT of water wbenit reaches the Sehneetadyentered the field of individuals such as Mrs. industry to bring morewomen I plate." vacuumtehnology with In- HeRman.This is evident from into responsiblescientific and A BETTER The principles she employs ternational Resistenee Cor- the fact that on Jan. 1 she managementposts. poration in Philadelphia. : FIGURE are similar, but instead of I I water, Mm. Hoffman boils Whilewith the latter, she was instrumental in development i ~r~ , l each exotic metals as gold, Iklr., aluminum, and chromium. of the first commercialmetal I I The vapor rises to create film resistor -- a device for metal films on electronic and use in electronic systems E ~ I K optical components. requiring high precision. I TAILORS: I x]ii~ ~..%~J~I I The process is conductedin For 3 Days, IN PRINCETON a vacuum so that air LADIESi Feb.1-2-3, Frl.,Sat. &Sun. "DOUDLE molecules do not interfere DON~’MISSTHI$OPPORTUNITY with the passageof the metal ’ KNIT I.~" -,I vapors upward. This is G~ICell~ measured for,tour SUITsSS" ! I necessary since the thickness hdlersdmen’s suits, sporls coat,, ANY SIZE of the films is measured in MeR’S sMrtz.ledhssells, dross,s, ANDSTYLE tAOItS billionths of an inch -- or ilnnEle forn~dwsar,te~t, lEADED """ -- SWEATERS several thousand times Knit SELECTFROM OVER 7,000 SAMPLES ¯ JOGGERS ." thinner than a humanhair. WE’LL!IXYOUR "1 ’ 0" Suits I MEN’SENGLISH WORSTED SUITS a§5" The products to whichMrs. ~.1," FAVORITEI ’60" I CASHMERESPORTJACKETS ...... =3~ HeRmanhas applied vacuum MEN’SKNIT SPORT JACKET ...... *350*. lEADED technologyin this wayinclude PACgAG[JI MEN’SKNITSHIRT ...... o8 man colorTV picture tubes, lasers, i~ I . { E~cluain~Duty & MId,nul ~ s;’~," integrated circuits and new : L~-t~2.s~l.~dl r~..v,...... _ .,-...... II t~g,ES.MEWSCAD’ES types of TVcameras. JohnD.id Ltd.J ,;;;T;h~;;~l:uaru~,,.v~ sME.ssU.S U...... CASHMERE lEADED :A&MPAINT : ko chalr, designedby m. mintz, importedfrom sweden, thick rib corduroy "’ But Mrs.,Hoffman has not ,1.,00 , I AND I in tan, brownor rust. polishedchrome swivel base, catalog $1. reached this point in her TOBACCO~liST[ :ii~@2o ’UO.D0IIII II u%un., ,~LOVES regularprice $159now through february 17, $129 : career without encountering L R : TOOL RENTALS : (609) 924-8866 | CALLFOR APPOINTMENTMASTER TAI O : obstacles related to the fact R. DANI,Princeton Motor Lodge; I 6~0 FRANKLNBLVD. | 55 state road(route 206)princeton 924-U6U6 that she is a woman.They MontgomeryShopping | U.S. Rt. 1, Tel- (609).4S2-2100 I SOMERSET,NEW JERSEY I store hoursmonday-saturday 10-5 cameas early aa college.’ Route206 ,J phoneAnythTw, U Nat In, LeaveName ind Ti4e. Numb4r~ ¯ rt TItE PRINCETONPa, qCKET "Seven For Central Jersey s~,*~--,nEWS TheI,nwnmct; hxt0er "Ihe ManvilleNews TtlE CENTR./tL POST The Franklin NEWS’RECORD WlNDSOR-IIIGHTS HER~qLD Classifi’ed , dvertising THURSDAY,JANUARY 31,1974 { Bus.Opportunities Bus.0pp0rtunitles Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted/ Help Wanted ACTIVE welcome wagon ..../ expansion provides openings SANDWICH COUNTER at-m IM da s PORTIONS OF LARGE SITE SUPERINTENDENT-- NCR 720 remote system SECRETARY:-Bookkeeping for welcomewagon hostesses tendantIor vending ealeteria.| DJtlV~},~PA[~ek~J ’ ~fust kn~o~v FLEA MARI~ET-- Feb. 10, GIRL/GUYFRIDAY - must Qualified and experienced in operator. Rotatingshift 5’.30 or accountingskills, variety of Light workpleasuntm~c%:’~,’L:~;,o~t,,~tbo SERVICE OPERATION 12.Sp.m.Tablesavailable,$tg. have sales aptitude, light n Mercer Co. Active corn- t u 9t:e ..... :,.-- -. AVAILABLE.GROSS SALES typing other diversihed housing deve}onment work. a.m. to 1 p.m. and 12p.m. to7 interesting work. Ability to nunitybackgroundpreferred. surroundings 5 day week from/ ...... For reservations cull 60g-695- Send resumeto BoxH0142 c/o p.m. Must be physically able deal with public. Excellent 7’30 am to I 30 nm inlOVer 25 anu nave clear ~,J FOR PORTIONS FROM 0349. Sponsoredby the Con- assignments, We’ll train yam Windsor/-lights Herald, P.O. ’4ust type, haveuse of earl no $28000 to $107000HIGH temponrY. Club of Trenton2/6 to lift 40 to 50 lbs. Fully paid fringe benefits. ContactChief 3re-school children. Flexible It"tEAts[own area ~all" for/Drivers License. Call Crown 799.2853.L°cationEwingTwp.Call 1/30C00"Box146, Hightstown08520, company benefits, Apply Financial Officer, South appointment201-254-40D01/30 Limousineat D09-440-4389,1/30 GROSS PROFIT, 1/30 "tours attractive income, ESTABLISHEDFOUR YRS. personneldept. First Nattonul Brunswick Township, Equal opportunity employer, Bankof Princeton, 90 Nassau ~lunicipal Building, Men- IDEAL LOCAL OPERATION St. An equal opportunity "nouth Junction, N, J., or Far personal interview write WITII UNLIMITEDGROWTH Welcome Wagon In- REAL ESTATE SALESMAN POTENTIAL,Write box # SALESAPTITUDE - f/m, full BABYSI’I’rER-in my home8 employer. 1/20 9hone201-329-8122 - Ext. 32, 2/2 ternational, Box625, Mon- mYf ¢-- Venaall Park oql-eEAItN EXTBAINCOME - 25 02471c/o Princeton Packet. time, insidesales handling a.re. to 4:30 p.m. Twochildren dham,N. J. 07045. 1/20 ...... en’l~.w:;m~n’_paL~2u~it~jI-n Help Wanted p loneand walk in customers. Excellent opportunity for the !9 1/30 at school, 2 at home. Light right person. Steele. Roshn’f& nmc.~ ~ppty ln pet2ut/, G’ra , Sometyping necessaryability ousekeeping. Musthave own ua~ to be adaptablehelpful. We’ll tronsportatton, tlillsboro / SWITCHBOARD OPER- Saflth. Realtors and Insurers. !!’amteq~nrei~n°."~?j nget[ train you. Location Ewing PARTTIME - Twin Rivers. Call 20t-297-0200 for ap- Street ..... PRINTING BUSINESS MAINTAINANCEPERSON-- ATORS Ior answering pointment, tl COMPLETE-- all modern Twp.Call 609-799-2853. 1/30 Neshanicarea.2ol-~e-610~/13 part time late afternoon and service 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Early. morning5 to 7 a.m., ,equipment and accounts. AMWAYCOItI*ORATION Saturd~.av and Sunday Per- establmbed newspaperroute. POSI’rIONSAV/tII,AItLE Rehsble person WRhllca Threestory building with apt. Saturdays.earlyeveningl0 to and15 hrs.S°meper manentposition¯ Interesting ~. PLEASANTactive girl for Ownerretiring at youngage. work, pleasant office paid ..Exc.ellent e_arnl.ngs.xCa~,9: A number of warehouse & SECRETARY- Interesting week.$2.S0 per hr. Hightstown 655-4Zbuor20t-zq~-o~J.l/~ light housekeeping duties or CLERK"TYPIST -- Im- Price $125.000.609-396.42S5. office e er ca s t ons are position with data processing PRINCETON REGIONAL area. Experienceoreferred. A while [earning¯ Please call part house, part stab e chores, mediate, opemng,~It ~d- Principals ouly. sc,ools is now accepting perfect second job. Call BeaHunt,609-024-6300. 2/6 I stratlve unpartme~ r va b e to qupealified ap- firm. Equity participation. Room board and modest someonewl,o enjoys detail and plicants at An, way Cor- Salary commensurate with applications for the pesitmnof i’or information and ap- salary’ Onportunityfor right poration’s New Jerseyl expermnce. Send resume to h gh school science depart- ~ointment.609-4,~8-6226.1/30 uperson, ~ssibility of riding diversified asslgu.m,entsl ENJOY2nd income $26,~0 a ment chairperson. Applicants huntingand showing.Call I tteqmr.e exeel!ent t)P!Sotnnenl year after 6 years hard Regional Distr but on Center [ Info Mad, 260 U. S. Rt. ~1, TYPISTS- for educational ~nw Ig THE TIMEto sun. South BrunswickTownship, [ South Brunswick,N. J.08852. must be qualified in science Mrs¯ Brawn 609.397-2125. 2/5 expermnce ).n parse .... rewardingwork. P/T. 600-921- 2/13 and capable of assuming the ~rogoaln’z~i~l ° n n ~ndePr l ~%~t ~o [l~meniiY°U[ Parf~l~iol~C ° ~e Samryopen. nnerm ~eneius. 6339. 2/t3 Dayton, N.J. [ responsiblily for leadersnipin r ~ For interviewcaU 609-~-5D30, shorthand. Small interesting aopointmentcal16Og-448-1519. 1/30 Secretary - Gal/GuyFriday thedevelopmentoftheoverall BARTENDER-sober, skilled, office on Nassau St. Please --- 1/30 TELEPHONESOLICITOR - / VeroaicaSears. TROPICALFISII STORE Order Clerks instructional program in responsible. Peacock Inn, ea11609-921-6195. 1/S0 sell area newspapers. Ex-I O.S. & DClerks ACCOUNTANT-assistant to science. Interested persons Princeton609.92,1-1707. 1/30 perienee helpful but not/ BusyEast Windsor Shopping KeyTape Operators controller. Accounts should makeapplication at the necessary. Hourly rate plus| ~~ Centerlocation with 3 year receivable,accounts payabk personnel office, Valley Road incentive bonus Interested" PUBLICRELATIONS’ Free credit.Excellent workinl School Building (corner of PARTtime cashier - evenings lease available. Most Maintenance/Custodial CLERK- reliable person and weekends. Potential to parties maywrite Box#02,’190 lance. Person experienced. ’ In equipmentincluded and stock ForkLift Operators conditions,many employe WitherspoonSt. & Valley Rd., neededto fill full time position¯ c/o Princeton¯ Packet. benefits. Princeton Universit Princeton, N.J.I betweenthe ad/,anee. Mature preferred. EXPERIENCED- full time dove oping and writing ar- being sold. Onwerwilling to Stock Handlers with growing company m 609.448-5800. 1/30 display advertising sales ____ c es an~l successlully 0b- remainI monthto help you get Store, 36 University Plac( hoarser0 &4. Wearean equal Princeton Research Park. ~ person for central Jersey Apply in person to M, opportunity employer. Peasant working conditions, u~rewtew~o~OWANTEr~ tain ng their insertion in started. $17,000. Liberal wages and fringe Qmc[de. No phone calls 2113 ¯ ,,~o~c~x ~". national technical magazines benefits in newpleasant work company benefits.Call 609. PItODUC.TIONWO!tKERSI g,~f~,oe~7~ Coalrlan~S’~5 days a week Men. thru Fr ~,oh a~ Chemiea Week atmosphere. Send resume to please. 1/20 924-0700 Mr. Mercy. An Equal Mare & Female Congenial work ’ aon" I t s onlY...... OpportunityEmployer. 1/30 Laboratory Management, Amway Corporation, Other help on premises. ~!ust R/D Electronics, etc, Send N.J.R.D.C. Box 900 Monmouth Openingsin light produetionl have own transportatmn, cony nc ng nformation to R. Junction Rd., Dayton. N.J. machineshop for middlesized I ttours flexible. $20per 0 hour J LevineBox 097 Somerville, ~t~tOor call 201-329-63t3for PRINCETON REGIONAL BIG MONEY/ MAKING-- progressive companyoffers l day P ease eaB ~9.737-2093 ~" j 08376 ’ ’ 2/6 employmentapplication. schools is now accepting PERSONNEEDED for lun- potential Ior salesmen and steady emoloymentwith full PRODUCrlONLINE and leave your name and " ’ ’ !WEIDEL. applicationsfor the positiono]" eheonette work. Attractive women with exciting new benefits. Experience not OPERATOR ’ RTE.130 EAST IhaNOSOR 2nd semester guidance surroundings. Daywork only. breakthrough inmajor growth telephone nulnber. This is un ...... AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY necessary we will train.(In .job .tramlng_fo.rApply .... v~r~ed answering machine but )’our , 448:6200: EMPLL}YEI{ 1/30 counselor. Applicantsmust be Ilours can be arranged. Phoue industry. $200 - $400 a week. in person Eterna Precision SOMI.:ItSET qualified in guidance and (2DI) 844-2002between 5 & Easy commission potential, dubes m syntnetle er ca w l be returned on the Co., U.S. Hwy. 1 Monmouth pr.oduetion. Rotating shif~ same(lay. TF IIOSI’I’I’AI. cupuble of assuming the p.m. 1/30 full/part time. Ca1/201-297- Jct.0S852,201-297~747.1/30 "I)IAI,.A-J(}B" ]overall counseling respon- " 3390. 1/30 scneaule, t~ase nay rate so. [ sibilitv for a groupof students per hr. plus differential for I)ial 2o1-526-1707for u com- I oo th;2 high school level. In- PItlNCETONregional schools shiRs and for Sat. & Sun. flete recorlled listing of terested oersons should make ;ARAHCOVENTRY has ira- Liberal companybenefits, BABYSITrER NEEDEDfor avai ablepositions, tf application at the personnel is nowuccepting applications Saturday Play Group-for fun mediate openings for 10 for the position of second loving children ages 3-10 representatives. Earn $5-$10 AMELIOTEXINC. lchildinmyhome.3morulngs OWNYOUR OWN BUSINESS office, Valley Road School semester teacher for the per week. Owntransportation Balding teorner of Wither- plannedvariety of activities per hr. Call NorthBrans. 20t- RockyHill, N.J, desirable. Ca’l1609-44B-4338 spoon St. & Valley Rd., second- third multi-ageclass according to age. Mornings 297.1671,Spetswcod 251-3394, 609-924-6800 Exclusive Nettle Creek Shop at The Little Brook and or aRernoonsessions. 609- 2/6 1/23 after 3p,m. 2/6 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Princeton, N.J.) betweenthe Elementary School. Ap- hours of 0 &4. Weare an equal plications maybe madeat the 7993001- ¯ 1/30 FOR HIGHTSTOWN & opportunity employer. 2/13 personneloffice, Valley Road ] ~ -- PB.INCETON:!! School building tcorner of Picturea chic shop filled with elegant bedspreads, pillows, boudoir fur- Stenos. typists, dictaphone nituteand accessories. Working fromthis sen/no youwill sellto discer- WitherspoonSt.&VallevRd.) I)ATAPItt)CI:.SSING SCHOOLCAFETERIA help - l etween hours 9-4. An’Equa p~’’c~"°~ID~’S uj~op.~,s ~’ " Par’Time~ ¯ " I’EItSONNI0I. CLEANING PERSONS operators, key mnchoperators ¢~k~Ocustomers themost wanted aeme brand in thisliold. This ready to EARN$200 in free clothes t OpportunityEmployer. 1/30 ~ut snl~tttSm~nnvorequatilOnP needed by Adam and Eve South Bmns,.vick. Workwhile ondbookkeepers. Stop in or openshop is yoursIor as little as$15,000. Weadvise onlocation, ad- $200at least in cashduring ou . I ~ or ..... ~ ...... , ...... PBOGRAMMERS SPA,Route l, Lawrence,6 to 9 children are in school. Full till odn’, ~ a.m. to 2 p.m. yen/sing,display and ptovlde a markelinn program to insure your sac. ~-- I ~enefits. ~’~"oadow Lakes a.m,, Mondaythrough Sat. time. Call 201-329.4044,ext. 8 2 weektraining period. Car SYSTEMSANALYSTS MANPOWEI¢.INC. ecessary. Call (201}520-138C I RetirementFacility, Etra Rd., COMPUTERoPF.I1ATOItS Cul1609.883-0334after 10a.m. betweena:30 and 10:30. 725-3246or 526-~433. 21 t TYPIST/CLERK-- $1.?,5 week~ Hightstown,N, J. ~9-448-4100. 2/6 ~l NassauSt. Rm.:~05 Formore information wrile J.R. Van Mover, Nettle Creek Industries, 9S 2/6 Interestingpositions with data [ Princeton star[]otln~cre~ienmg,~oerSifiAed[ 1~)9.021-6805 MadisonAve.. New York, N.Y, 10016. 212,S83.8781. po .... ’ " ...... processing firm. Excellent I ...... curate typing skills. Roomfor I CRILDCARE - 3:30 to6 o.m.. I//~D opportunity for growth in I WANTED- mature person advancement.R.egular salary ~ Mol- Fri - ult day so’hoe| computer field. Equity par- MEDICALRECEPTIONIST - : East WindsorRegional School ncreases C0ngenial¯offiee~. holidays. Vic. Kreps School ticipation. Salary corn- Prefer LPNor RN. Busy in- withinittative. Neededfor fine District has openmgs’for full ’Employee gaf. svstem I (’,00-448-5555. 2/13 mensuratewith experience. ] ternists office in Princeton. 4- linen shop. Full or part tinte, available on premises. Good I ~ no experience necessary. time and substitute cafeteria Send resumeto Info Med,260 / 1/2 days a week. Wrile Rex Write Box ,02446, c/o Prin- TELLERSP(ISITtON -- workers. Apply James E. benefits. Call Lenore Lee, 609- I CLEANINGwoman needed in U.S.R.t. ~t, South Brunswick, 02472c/oPrincetonPacket. t/30 Princeton area. For new MujorsJr., 609-440-4840ext. !124.8064, Snelling &Snelling, Belle Meadl day ll week. Own N.J.08852 1/20 2/6 cetonPaeket, 203. 1/30 :i53NassauSt..Princeton.1/30 transportation. Please call Savings & Loan nffice. Ex- NOTICE 201-330-S766. 2/13 perience preferred but will REALESTATE sales person GUARDS-- Uniforms fur- train. Immediate opening. SCIIOOL BUS drivers and SMALLGROUP - desires EXPERIENCED. HAIR- PART TIME CLERICAL desired for local real estate nished. Workin Princeton- Cull2()1.891.2200. 1/30 custodial workersneeded for Hindi instruetion. Please call DRESSERSfull and part Position, sometyping desired, office. Write Box 02441 c/o Lawrencevillearea. For appt. With the recent decision of the NewJersey immediate openings. 40 hour Gg9-924-4273or924-48s3.2/13 time. Goodwith hair cutting Cal1201-329-2333forappt.2/6 PrincetonPacket. TF cul1201-329-E021, tf SupremeCourt all newspapersin the state ore work week available in both and coloring. Contact M. BOOKKEEPER- Minimum 2 betted from running any "help wanted’" ads positions¯ Competitive C-’~’~N u-~-~an m/f - mor- Brogan,Artistic Hairdressers, that discriminote between sexes. salaries andexcellent benefits MALE and female ASSISTANT--to thesa[esmanagerand with recognition for ex- ningS,lnn,PrincetonVaried duties.Peacock 42609.024.4875.WitberspoonSt.,Princeton.2/6 with experieneein supervision LedgerWork. Located in local nm, ediateopening.front desk This ban includes the wording of the housekeeners on all shifts "yrsareaexperience and offeringin excellentGeneral an BECEPTION1ST/TypiStpositioo. Lighttyping duties,-- advertisement along with column headings. perience and licenses. Apply 819"024"1707"1/30 Full an~ earl time Apply of personnel, benefit packane. Reply: Box- e epbene experience desired, to Air. Robert C, Radar, Applegarth Rest ’Center, warehousingof .~ewte:mr~ 0141, c/oWindsor Hights s ary open. liberal benelits. Such titles as "talesman, .... Girl Friday," BopewelI Valley Regional Ann1~o~ethRnad Hiohtstnwn housewaress, anu Rill . "maintenance man," are against the law. Ads School District, 425 S. Main SUBSTITUTEBetterBeginningsTEACHERSDay Care" or"Vv’~=";;~-r~’;:-’~’~’~;mentea. ,~,~-~, ...... Fast growing, catalog Herald,P.O. Box 146, askF°rfurVeronicaSears.i°terview call600-883-5030,1/30 seeking o "salesperson" or salesman.womanor St, Pcnnington,N,J. 609-737- Center. Call 9-5 weekdays609. Monday-Friday 8-4’30 1/30 showroombusmess. No phone Hightstown,o N.J. 03520. 1/30 "Girl:Guy’" Friday are suggested as alter. 1511. 2/13 CHECKER/PACKER-asan 44B-6226forappointment.1/30 ¯ ’ calls.Apply, Mr. DeCors or natives. additiontoour department to --~ Mr.Carr, Trenton Dealers learn the packing &shipping A C C O U N T A N T -- Exchange,147S Prospect St., We request the cooperation el our odoer- SECRETARYto take minutes TF risers in adhering to this decision of the of educational materials and Bookkeeping machine Trenton. at Township committee all other coordinated SENIOR CITIZEN COOR- operator - E.W. Township SECRETARY SupremeCourt The odvertieer is also liable meetings 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. operations. Excellent salary DINATORfor East Windsor Finance Dept. Experience for anyviolations. seeondMnndayof each month. andbenefits package. Night RegionalSchool District desired but will train capable ~ Call Mr.Lippman 609-709-2400. openings. Kepner-TregoeInc., CommunitySchool. Must be person. Salary open. Send ., ,, o,, ,~ ,. OFFICE 2/13 FOR i ii i i ResearchRd. oil Rt. 5to 1/2 SeniorCitizen with evidenceof resumeto Finance’Dept. Ward e~o’"’.N.~o= mo~" o-,, p.m., ~., ,ime.TF mile west of Rt, 206. Call interest and experience to St., East Windsor,N.J.08520. ~-o~- ..... DorothyGaboda at 609-9’21- wurkeffectively with adults in 1/23~ ~^verlem.epreierreu but not SouthSomFrxet Newspapers. 2000to schedulean interview, design and implementationof TheprJnceem Packet Nev.spapcrs p.O.Box 146, So nlelvi0e, N.J. MEDICAL SECRETARIES- Two posi- 3a0Withe,’sp~mn St., Ptincctnr~ An Equal Opportunity Era- creative senior citizen ,OFFICE CLERK. Needed necessary.Salary open. ployer. 1/30 program. 12 month position. "--~ =,,~,, ~le,-k stone ((It)()l 924-3244 1201) 725-3355 CENTER Applyby letter before Feb. 15 a~l~’clerl~’s[eno.~E~Perienced ’ immediate!~’, Full ocriPartno~ to Superintendentof Schools n a phasesof offme work. time. ~o . exp~. Permanent.Call 448-2100or CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING FORM East WindsorRegionulSehool Intelligent, personable in- necessary, typ.lng netplu. OPENINGS P--’A-~-~e District, 384 Stockton St., tlividual with good typing I Ow.ntransportatlon,.,.neeessar,’(: 655-2929. CLEANER- Experienced. S-4:30 1/30 ~;ii~nt-’6Gn~;/iis.~:bill~ :and shnrthand Anequa EX- t’rloceton area. l.-lease Call personll:30tot° care4::t0fOrdaily.5 yearownOld. Ilightstown, N.J.00520. I Mrs.Rep°se’it609"924"4124’fio,er. 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... PORTER- Must have own trans. 7- transportation. Loc. - Prin- opportunity employer. Star!l Equnlopportun yemp y ,he 3:30 eelon Jet .. C,0,3-70g.2853.2/t3 ~u immediately. Dept. Iat WAINFORD’S 4 ...... 5 ...... 6 ...... DISHWASHERS12)- Must have MATUREBABYSITTER for Education, Office of Program ownirons¯ 7-3:30 and 10:30-7:30 ACCOUNTSRECEIVABLE infant. My home Wed. & Development,1000 SpruceSt., Trenton,600-2U2-~035. 1/231 PERSONNEL Princeton Placement Agen SUPERVISOR Thurs., a.m. Friday all day. O" NURSESAIDE¯ 1 t -7 AM a youknow Blue Cross, Medicare. Jct. area, owntrans. Call 609- CLERK WARDCLERK-3-11 PM ial i ...... 799-2250. 2/t3 MATURESITTER- 2 days a 10 ...... 11 ...... Medicaid...... 419N. HarrisonSt. 12. CREDITCLERK - 5.9 PM.Mon- billingand have supervisor ability, week.2:30 pm.to 6:30 p.m. We are looking for(0RCBLDG.) a congenial609 924 9380 .... Ffi. ourexpanding department has qN,vin Rivers,Ca11609-448-2457. personwith good typing skills 2/0 SWITCHBOARDOPERATOR -- roomfor you.The more you know STORE MANAGER endinterv/awing experience to 4 LINES-I INSERTION...... $3.00 Sat.lSun.Fill inholidays 53.20 an themore you will grow. For more RETAIL workin ourbusy personnel Permanent&Temporary t 3 Inset tinny-~) ch~nges) ...... $4.50 Hour. info... Somerset Farms Food BILLING Department. 0fficeand Staff Placements (When Paid in Advance) ..... Contactperssnnsl DSSt. gin,asare nowexpanding~ I f hilledadd ,25 THEMEDICAL CENTER REGISTHARCLEBK Weoffer excellent benefits and PersonalCounselling by MAEWAINFORD ~E MEDICALCENTER and lookingfor a respon- workingconditions. Please ap- ATPRINCETON, N,J. sible personto manageour Ourexpending depenment has formerlyof (16yrs.) PrincetonEmply. Agency CLASSIFICATION...... M PRINCETON,N.J. openingsforthose good inbasic plyin personat outPersonnel 253Witherspoonat.08540 newstore openingin Pen- math,enjoy phone contact, and Denanment, 253W~berspoon St. 08540 (60s)92toT00,Sxt.2,6 nington.Salary plus corn- havetypMg sklils. You wig leatr. (6091921.7700,Ext.216 EquaIOpponunityEmpMyer hospitalinsurance billing. $120. NAMI"...... EqualOpponunity Employer missionand benefits. Op- THE st41.... k.I...... dr THE SOMERSET HOSPITAL portunity for advancement Contactpersonnol Dept, SOMERSET ADDRESS...... if qualified. For ap- HOSPITAL pointmentcall 201-844- ~EMEDICALCENTER 2736. ATPRINCETON, N.J. RehillAve. FOOD SERVICE WORKERS-- Part time TI,’,I t~ ...... PAID...... CIIAR(;E...... 253Withelspoon St. 08540 Somervilln,N.J. weekendpositions -- 11:45a.m. to 7:45 p.m. RESPIRATORYTHERAPY (609)921.7700, Ext.2~S 12E,1)7254000, Ext. 442 TECHNICIANS EquelOpportunity Employer CLASSIFIEDRATF~ LAUNDRY All Cla.-slfit’dAdvercL~ing appears in all ~vennewspapers, ThePrineetoa HOUSEKEEPINGPORTERS/AIDES -- Full Pack¢l.The i.awlence i.edge~, |he CentralPost. Windsor-Iligh ts Ileraid, Full andPart Time SUPERVISOR time, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m, Noexperience required, TheManville News. The South Snmer~¢| New~. and Ihe FranklinNov, s- Record.Ads may he mailed in or Idephoned.Deadline fur newads is 5 Challengingopportunity im- PRODUCTION p.m.Monday if Ihey =retu be properlyclassified, Adsmust be Our modern,progreeeive deportment needs lull and part mediatelyavailable for a cast:citedhy 5 p.m..Monday. SUPEP,VISOR in our busv CONTROLASSISTANT LAUNDRYFLOOR WORKERS - Full time, 7 tlmeteehniciene on all shifts. LaundryDepartment. Laundry a.m. to 3:30 p.m. No experiencenecessary. RatTESare S3.00fi)f fourlines or le~for ,meOsu¢ or. if orderedin expedeneehelpful but not advance:S 1.50 addilional fur Iwoconsecutive weeks or is.ulei, andthe Requirementeare one yearel one the job training or The rapid expansionof our bosiness hascreated e thbdin~rtk)n is FREE.Thereafler ¯ each ,,) nw.,eulivei~ue only coals $ essential. challengingopportunity in our prlntlng operationfor a Nextincrement of fourlines 50 cents and the mine Ihereafter. Ads may be eehoolingin r~pirator~therapy. perSOwith some knowledgeot the eli-set process, ORDERLIES- Permanent ful$ time positiofis on displayedwilh white space mugins anJ,,,r mddilionalcapir|l letters at Pleaseepply in personat our various shifts. Duties will include assisting PersonnelDepartment. You’llbe intimatelyinvolved with the co-ordinationof $3.$0p~r inch, Special discount rzte of $3.00per inchis availableto For further infurmotionpleose contact the Personnel jobs }n a I phrasesel prodnctlonand be exposedto o hdl professionalpersonnel in the care of malepatien- adveni~rsfunning Ihe xame cLissifled dispby ad for t21¢oltsecative Department. weeksortx~ues ordilferenl clarified display ads Iolalin 20or more rangeoi problems and learning opportuultles, ts, inchesper month, and who lnrange to bebilled monthly. Boxa cumbers ar~ THE Weoiler a salary oomn,ensuratewith experience onedaOae exira. SOMERSET plus an o tetandlngbenefits andprofit ehoringfinn. If HOSPITAL you wouldlike Io d;scuss this position, please call THE SOMERSETHOSPITAL TERMS:25 cents billin ch~eeif ad b not paidfor within,le dmysatter THE SOMERSET HOSPITAL DorothyOabeda at 509-921-2806, ¢~plrationof ad. IOpereenlcad~di.woantoncla~ifieddisplly=dslfbills Somen/lllo,N.J. RnhinAvn. Rehlll Ave. Somerville, N.J. is paidby Che 20th of ’tkefo0ow{n 8 mOnlh.Sim|tlon= Wlnted |ds lure Rehlll Ave. ~omnrvllle,N,J. AnEqu=l Oppartunity Employer (201)725-4000, Ext. 442 payablewith order. The eewsp|pet b r~l retpondbletor ep~rsnol (201) ~, Ex~ 442 [201)725-4000, Ext. 442 ~tt~todby the tdvcrtker imm~titt tly fo0owir~the fbst wlbllcat~of, t~ =d. s ’ " , 7 THEPRINCETON P./t£1(ET "Seven For Central Jersey" .~t.~t NEWS ’l’ht;I,~wrcnt~; h~d[lt;r THE CENTR.,qL POST The Manville News IDINDSOR-HIGHTS HER.,qLD Classified . duertis ing the Franklin NEWSRECORD THURSDAY, JANUARY31, 1974 | HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted SituationsWanted SituationsWanted ] Announcements SENIOR architectural I DENTAL ASSISTANT NURSEindustrial - R.N. AVON draftsman wanted by Prin. CHILDCARE -- in~ my home.LOO~-- [SPEC, i^ Pnr,1Mzr,r~,n.q Princeton - experienced for referred. 2ndshift 3-11 p.m. TELEPHONE IN NEVER WORKEDBEFORE? cetoofirm. Call 609-452-8913. BOARDINGSCHOOL house LEGAL SECRETARY -- area. Daffy7 a.m - 6 pm. , chair side assistance ex-ray ~all 201-329-4511ext. 218for TERVIEWERS- for primarilyST DOESN’TMATTER...With mother -- Pleasant Mature, desires only tem- CaI{6~9443 6136 " ,’i,., IPARKING-- ,n park, ng or. and some labratory duties¯ appointment. weekendwork at Opinion Avon’shelp you can becomea 2/6 surroundings. Write in reply porary, DivJersified exp. " " " "’~ [foot of University Place, at Excellent hours, salary open. ResearchCorp. at Princetonsuccessful Representative. with resumeto Box,#02457, c/o w/former NYCjudge, D~atng [Pr neeton Penn Central Send resumeto box ~02470e/o PHELPSDODGE BRASS CO. Office or Highstownoffice. Makethe moneyyou need and Princeton Packet. TF baekgrd. ~9-396-5871.1/3~ WOMANdesires housework [Railroad Station. Special Princeton l"acket. 2/13 S, BrunswickDivision Experience helpful but not stillhave time [or yourself and LIVE-IN housekeeper and days, $2.5 per day. Call 609-695.’ parkingrates for commuters; Dayton, N.J. - necessary,we will train. Call family by selling quality waitress. Single man, has 0629betweon6and8p,m,only, ,$1,25 weekor 50¢ per flay. An Equal Opportunily ~m- 609-924-5900,Ext. 219betwee~ productsin ),our spare hours. cook usually lunches out. Day 2/6 Overnight parking $1.00. .tl ployer 0a.m. and5 p,m. weekdays. For more mformatioo, cull: and~alf offper week. Salary BOOKKEEPERwanted - part //3o 1/30 609-799-3O18 $I00.609.924-1118,5 to 8 p.m.2/6 or full lime¯ Growingmedical 1/30 NATIONALCOMPANY, local SOCIAL SECRETARYAND Anna,at, area,do NASSA0 COOP NURSERY: products company desires area. Sales person. Career executive secretary available ,,,,uu.~.~.imfta Applications being accepted alert, energet,c, congenial program with all fringe I part time 24 hours per week. for 197:[-74 school year. Ex- person for bookkeeping SPEECH PATHOLOGIST-- benefits tra n,I Excellent references, salary perieoced teachers beautiful position. CaBPrinceton Bib FULLTIME Wailers and/or HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED FULL TIME Chef - M/~’~ Masters degree CCCFull sales/management. $200 per open. Call between 9-10 a.m. ¯ wooded surroundin s at Medix600-462-0200. 1/30 Waitresses, split shift. Fine -- FOR 5. MORNINGS A 0 days a week. Fine time suburban daily out- weekplus Iraining ullowanee.[ 609-921-7132. 1/30 BoEuANqEARLYBlrRDhd°naad~,PrincotonPike & ~uaker Princeon restaurant. The WEEK.General cleaning in Princeton restaurant. The patient rehabilitation facility Opportunity for you and l tr~n~.~.~~.., ~^ *~. ~;~ ’ BridgeRd. Classesfor 3 & 4 yr King’sCourt, soon to be known Riverside area¯ Owntran- King’sCourt, soon to be known and school for special family in ’7¢. Appl. Mr [ Ce"ll’ngeseho~a’rsh~pa’uctio’n"so[aids, Iron..9:]h30..IBrs:. ex- IIELP NEEDED- at Prin- astile Alchemist & Barrister. sportation.Call 609-924.9734. as the Alchemist & Bar- education. Childrenage 2 thru Feldman,201-722-0272. 1/30 I ttOUSE-CLEANINGwork it can he rli~:~l,vnd .4 Ilenaeu s,,gnuy past ll’~ Jar Call 609-024-5108. 2/13 rister. Call 000-924-5100. desired. Havetransportation ceton Wash.O-fvfat, Must be 2/13 16. Telephone609-587-4600, 9 to your home. Call 201,679. vanta-ooust~ ~ :. Ca [~J 924" .~Q’~5on~ ] hose (t rite ested.~ Call¯ 600.882- reliable. Saturdays available -- ..~t :/ a.m. thru 4:80p.m. 1/30 ur924-3074 11308299 for mformatmn. If and possibly all week. Might 2807. 2/20 need shirt presser soon. Call 609.695-1222between 0-7 P’m’132/ GENERALhousekeeping and BABYSITTINGdone in my GREENHOUSE HELP STATISTICALTYPIST. East TYPISTreceptionist - must cleaning. 5 morningsa week,8 CLERKSTENO.35hourweek, I tVindsor TownshipMunicipal type accurately. Smalloffice, home -- near Woods Rd. HILLSBOROUGHVOL. FIRE 15 YEAROLDS and 3rd NEEDEDfor transplanting. till noon. No laundry or paid$2’92anvacation,bour, 12~reePaid holidays,medical school.Call201-359.3351. /.26CO.NO. I will open their hall [ graders neededto participate Full 40 hour week. Bankos Court. Salary Open. Good benefits, $105 per week cooking. S2.50 per hour. Benefits. Call Township Submit resume to Brown & benefits.Contact Train ng forrental. $100 for hall, $25for [ mi,e study ef memoryand t]rcenhouses.Da~ton. N.J. ~1- Western Boro of Princeton. School for Boys Skillman, ~~"me kltchea $25for bar. Interested [ reasonng. Childrenwillearn 329-~18. 1130 Manager, Barry Clark. £,09. Perkins, P.O. Box 412, Prefer mvn transportation. parties please contact tlerb [$2..50 for a l-hr for shorter) Got the blahs? Need a brief 443-4000. 2/13 Cranbury,N.J. 08512. 2/13 Mrs.D ckt,609-466.2200, ext.for I smallchild. Call after 5 Localreferences. 609-921-3554. ¯ 34. 2/6 p.m. Manville area. 201-725- Schmidtat 201-369.4097after 0 session. 5 yr. nlds are needed changeof pace? The Princeton TF p.m. University Store needs a full 2571. 1/30 2/20 for two sessions and 3rd time, tem~rary help from ,~vradersilson and for Christine one. Call RileyElaine l"ebruary7 to February13. For ATTRACTIVEdependable CtlHISTMAS BILLS NEED EXP. CHILD CARE in my this brief but pleasant AVON Twin Rivers home. Mother of Psychology Dept., Princeton WORKAT HOME- Do you person for cleaning mBeauty RESPONSIBLE BABYSIT- paying?Let Sarah do it. Show MANVILLEVOL. FIRE CO. University,I109.452-4446. diversion pIease apply in have a few hours a day to Salon, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.6 flays TER.for 2 girls ages 6 1/2 &2 GOT A STACK OF Sarah Coventry’s NewSpring two. by the day or week. Call NO.1 will opentheir hall for 1/30 :arson to Mr. Quickie. No spare? Turn those hours into per week. Recent references. 1/2, 3 days per week. Own CHRISTMASBILLS? Start I jewelry co eel on. Part/full 609-448-4921. 2/13 all occasions. Interested phonecalls p ease. l/30 $Sontbe telephone. Openingin transportation desired. 609- earning that extra cash as an J time noinvestment. For more Artistic Hairdressers, 42 AvonRepresentative! You can info. call 201-230.3315,201-257. part/as please contact Joseph Windsor, [lighstown or Withe,spoon St., Princeton. 799-3O76. 2/13 EXPERIENCED - young Murawskiat (201) 722-1767 Princeton area, Be a 3O9-9244875. 2/6 makemoney in your spare [ 711 , 20 .25441643,20t-297-3209. man. Cleaning, repairing, after 6 p.m. 2/13 representative for the Curtis time by selling quality " 1/30 NORWOODMANOR products on a flex/ble handymanjobs wants daily RESTttOME Crcuatnn fed Services. ~ work after 1 p.m. and Start your own business in SALES TRAINEES schedule. Call today for more I CUSTODIAN- Music College AD- details: toOll 725-6014 /30 weekends. References. Call Gracioushome style living for your home. All supphcs and in Princeton has immediate VERTISING- if you 609.896-0962 1/30 WEEKLYDELIVERY TO LABORATORYtechnialan - leads furnished¯ For complete ambitious, energetic " ’ I SituationsWanted the agedin a countrysetting needed for prodoct develop- information write, stating openingfor a custodianfor its Home-likecooking, diets to ment work on adhesives. Call Main building. Excellent vith your owncar PRINCETON&LAWRENCEsuit. Slate approved,f~9-452- phone no. address to Box, fringe benefits rill/rig to work /Honda,v- Circuit MaterialsCo., 609-924- ,02475, e/o Princeton Packet. including TELEPHONE SALES from Call NutritionCenter, 448-4885 8301:Norton I. Stadnick.Cor . 6663. 1130 retirement plan. Equal Op-J ,’riday full time wecan trmn homephone. IIillsborough/. BABYSITrINGin my home portunity Employer.609-921. ,ou to sell and layout ad- BABYSITTING- weekendf in near WoodsRoad School. Call for Tuesdaydelivery. Meats Mexander Rd. & /it. #1, Belle Mead area. Good groceries, health foods Priocoton. 2/0 7100,ext. 23. 113o ,ertising local businesses in paleoliaLt2011 356-0273.1/30 my home. Experienced 201-359-3551. 1/30 he Trenton & Princeton area workingwith youngchildren. dietary foods, andtremeedou: Perseverance and sense of selection of x’tammsand food A warmhappy atmosphere in EXPERIENCEDgirl -- wants RESEARCHCHEMIST. BS or humoran asset¯ Salary plus! a farm house the kids love. supplements. MEDICALSecretary and EXECUTIVESECRETARY - Call 009-392-1100for an in. REGISTEREDNURSES- f~l Cull009.799-3o61. general housework5 days per MUSIC: UNIQUEGROUP - Receptionist - for suburban must be experienced. 8:30-5 equivalentexperience, to join terview. 1/30 or part time on a l sh Its. ¯ 1/30 week.Sleep in. Reference.609- Free delivery of orders over Make)’our affair a success doctor’s office. Mature and young rapidly growing Special time arrangements with Mon.-Fri. Liberal fringe t:ompany in bin-medical ap- 396-.3091. t/39 $10.C0. TIlE LUCKY experienced. Reply to Box henefits. Callf~9-506-7900 ext. can be discussed. Call Per. GENERATION.Society music ,02470ale PrineelonPacket. 214. 1/30 plicationsof polYmors. Writeto sonnel Director. Franklin NutritionCenter, plus. Call {3OD528-4213 or 520- 2/13 P.O. Box 302~, New Brun- CABINETMAKER/ car. ConvalescentCenter, 201-821- WILL BABY SIT IN MY WarrenPlaza West, 4210after 5:3Oor weekends. swick,08002. HObIE-Calle09-448.6~~l. 1/30 YOUNGMOTHER -- will care Route130 near Bighlstaw~ 1/30 entors / finishers for 8000. 2/6 . for children in my home. 2/13 ~urniture type equipment thrly/wJ, [y. 609448-137) cabinets. Oue of a kind 6w/references. DRESSMAKER. Ladies and DRIVERwith car to pick up and small runs, Five ~rs ...... °’. , LOVINGmother - will care htsto area. SECR~I’ARY& Receptionist - ehildrea. Please call 609-924. newspapers bundles daily ~yU~m~?~o~mKpettU~te for small child in my home experience plus. Join rapidly ¯ " , ROCKYIIILL -- Co-operative for Doctor’s office. Mature 3455. 1/30 about 5:45 a.m. in Pr nceton expanding company,bledieal per,enced, eheerfal" parsee forbays ...... in Manvi e area . Call. MONTESSORICtIILDREN S Nurser S .... and responsible lrerson. Reply and deliver to Rutgers ..... ¯ ...... ^¢ zol-azg-q~oaanytlme IIOUSE of Kendall Park ¯ h y cnoomasanopenm~ Insurance. paidvacatious, no 1/30 Secondsemester starts soon t Is session lit R S 4- ear o u Io Box ~, 2477 c/o Pr neeton University, Pis’calawav E.~ Saturdays. Call Mr. Reynolds. homeand 2 boys, II and 12, Of - - , - ~ elass Per- appncatlon. Y Call., Packet. 2/13 extra incomefor con~mut’~/". 609-397-2112, workingparents. Job includes lOt orescn0olprogram, trans. .. - . , FULL TIME BARTENDER- Call Mr.Barrep1201-032.705t. 1/30 CREATIVE BUSINESS SITUATIONWANTED . odd nv.119OI.9Q7 ttIJ4 ar 9c~?¢,a~n 01rs, t~Flesingor, 201.339-6364, Fine Princeton restaurant. e!eaning, food .s.hopping..a.nd DEVELOPERwith an ex- ...... " ...... " ...... 2/13 1/30 jobs andlight hauling. Attics & 1/30 The Kings Court, soon to be umner .~.reparatton, cmmmgtensive executive background cellars cleaned. Hopewell SNACKflAIl ATTENI)ANT known us the Alchemist & eeaarre, cnt~a supervision. Own, intheplanning, promotumandPrineetan area. Please call [~arriste/’. Call 609-024- , BOOKKEEPINGASSISTANT and "~ew~m’y’ uqou. saiary I marketing of high level after 5 609-466-2536. 2/13 Part time position +- ap- 5010. 2/13RELIABLEbabysitter for with typing and general off ce ,,. p asam environment , professional creative servees FROGIIOLLOW Country Day In’oximately 3O fmurs per duties. Pleasant work ng School, Ralsey-Reed Rd.’, 1"liE PRINCETON weekends, in my home or ~’,vmgSton¯ area. 201-320-2~39~:vI to I workingm,a.jor industr,/. experience Supportin.~In all week. Every rd weekend yours, Hightslmvnarea. 609. conditions for someone who Cranbury Station. Kin- CooperativeNursery Schoolis off. Exculleht working con- enjoys working with the (areas o]" graphic and visual dergartenarLd NurserySchool. no,,’ accept ng applcat onsfor DELIVERY PERSON Part- 443-6337after 6. 1/~0 public. Call 924-4498for ap- SECRETARY- experienced ] communicat ons, advertising ~omrelic sivpn ’" e Statecertified ditions, sakry anti bencfils. time. Apply Cunninghams with good steno and exee eat land promotion. At present PART-TIMESECRETARY -- the 1974-75school )’ear Places Apply in person, Personnel Pharmacy,Main and Stockton 1/30 pointment. Nassau Savings & educational program and arc avai abe for :1 and 4 },ear LoanAssociation¯ typing skills, Must be wng I nterested n an association medical terminology, ins. many unique recreational Dept. St.. Hightstown. 2/6 2/6 to also do general office work. I where such creative ex- forms, good references. Call t boysandgrs Peaseca activities on charmingrural BarbaraVannersonat [:,09-921- Pleasant workingconditions, /porience s needed. S./~.cial 609-896-0760. estate. Frog HoBou"derelops TIIE CARRIERCLINIC SECRETARY I/3o I 45orJoyeeSc adwe ere09- BELLEMEAD, N, J. SALESPERSON - Full t me, 35 hour week, starting salary [ project assignmentswill be bright happy healthy 924-8494. 3/6 Hospital ;ladies spec/alty shoD. For $135. Office located on Nassauconsidered. Write box~02409 youngsters,CUlI0(~J-655-1197. t20I) 359-3101 MUSTBE good typist, with St. in Princeton. Call 609-921.c/oPrincetonPacket. 2/0 1130 general office experiencefor a LAB AIDE int erviewcall 609-921.~59.tf tf special group. Excellent To work 7 a.m. lo 11 a.m. FEMALEto work part time in salary, benefits and working Mondaythru Friday draw ng RECEPTIONIST- needed by BABYSII"TfNGnmyhome-- nursery, florist, or green BATll BOUTIQUE. part or conditions. Applyin persoa, full or part time. Robbiusvillehouse¯ Call 609-448-5085after 5 VACANCYfor 3 I/2 o’4 plus PLAYGROUP opening for full time. Permanent sales Persounel Dept, i blood and doing general lab RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST-- growing company in Prin- work. Prefer experience but general office duties, exc. ceton’s Research Park. area. Call 609-250-2504. 1/30 2/13 yr. old at University League children 2 I/2-5 yrs. D:lily 12- position available in a bed, will train goodcandidate¯ benefils. Applyto L. The] n Typing required. Liberal Nursery School, Please 4:30. SI hr. TwinRvers Ca ath,,and closet boutique.Some TIIECARRIER CLINIC ExcellentsalaR,, benefits and Industrial RimcterLabs Inc., benefits, pleasant surroun- contact GeorgiaE]liott 609. 609-448-04t~). 1/30 sales experience required. BELLEMEAD, N.J. working condihoos., Apply in Plainsboro,N.J. 085~.609-790. dings. Call609-924-0700 ext. 12. 024.1004. 1/30 Call 609-024-0620. 2/13 (301-359-3101) Equalopportun ty empl°yer"3112 person, Personnel Dept. 1800. 216 FRENCBtutoring in reading, 1/30 conversation, composition, LEGALSECRETARY TIlE CARItiEil CLINIC grammarby college student for co,potatoo,,~ce. Must have CHILDCARE - for 8 yr. old BELLEMEAD, N. J. boyafter school, half days and BARMAIDor bartender for with French certificate. Lan goodtyping and sholthand skills, CLAIMS EXAMINER 201-359-3101 Leopard LoungeT.V. Motel. 609-893-6767. 2/6 Pteasan,working cond/6ons. Ex. schoolholidays. Call 609-440- CIIRISTMAS BILLS ??? 1/3O ROUSEWIVESand mothers. 4407. 216 Please eel 609.440-2300.1/30 ceHent salary and employee Average35 dollars per evening WorkPart time or full benefits. Wehave an Jmmedia,eopening in our EmployeeEenefi,s for 3 hours work.Sound good? Departmenffor an experienced Medical Claims examiner at our It’s great. Call609-883-0745 or FULL TIME oepning REFINED lady desires experienced Inborn1 WorldwideHeadouatters in Princeton, New Jersey. Excellent POSITIONSAVAILABLE fi09-587-879310-2. 2/13 SAI,I’S I)I’RSON 1186.2/6 position as companionto one DELAVALTURBINE startingo salary, workingconditions and benefhs. For ap custodian. Excellent adult. Write Box02464, c/o Admlnl|tratlye,IINI, iletotlau Matureand reliable person to 009-739-1800. CENTER pointmemplease call DavidFursman - (609) 921-4400. mlnlllml~lIrl,nlll) iflelflllrl work in sales and store 211 Princeton Packet. 2/6 holSkllplrl I llfllrll lrlllll ItEGISTERI’:D NURSE-- a management0 d estab shed EXTRA~iONEY foi "yotl:J~st PRINCETON-HIGnTSTOWNRD, chl:llll~illClDOOnllll all~llre-~lfl. restmusibleandreliable nurse firm providing fu t me GENERAL WestWindsor Township , sell us last year’sclothes, cash ItOUSECLEANING, Pay Phone(609) 799-2000 E. R. Squibb& Sons,Inc. with good experience and employmentwith manyfringe ELDERLYLADY -- needs on the spot. Call 215-M7-1746 SNELLING&SNi:LLING capability of assuming more [ benefits. Apply in person, nrature womanto care for her. optional.Call 201-725-8313.1/23 Mr.Wilkinson Free rent plus salary. Center aRer4:3o. Furnitare too 1/30 AnEqual Opportunity EmpIoyer-M/F Parsonnel Agency responsibility whennecessary I VerbeystCleaners, TulaneSt., willfind aa excellent op-IPrinceton. 216 of Princeton 609-921-6614 353 NassauStreet perttmity for advancement,n eveningsand weekendsonly} 13 ADMINISTRATIVE POSI- Princeton,N.J. the O.P. medicalIaetiity of a LOOKINGFOR -- plessan~ TION . ’20 years experi- luxury adolt eommanlty 8 dependableperson with sellin ence: adm/nistrative sec- PROOFREADER 609-924-8064 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,goadsalary. experience to workin ladle retary purchasing PROGRAMMER /fours9 to 5 Men.,hru Fri. and benefits including pensioo DENTALRECEPTIONIST - shoe salon in Princeton. Daily star stica/ assista~ Weare seekingo proofreader p an,f:~)9.665-2220" 2/6 Hightstown area. Experience MEDICAL ASSISTANT . 9:3o.5. No evenings.Call 609- chemistry ¯ mathematics. examinevaried printed matter for wantedfor busydoctors office. I~J6.0~6between 7:30 &0 p.m. Write box02467 c/o Princeton accuracy.College degree is NOT 2-3 years experiencein programmingbusiness ap- preferred. Send resumeto Box Packet. plicafions in COBOL.Add experience in Assembly- 02473,rio PrincetonPacket. Trenton area. Send resumeto _ TF 2/6 reouJred;however, candidate must 2/6 Box 02466. c/o Princeton excelin Englishgrammar. Must also Ianguageprogramming a plus. Experiencewith NCR FURNITURESALES and/or Packet. becapabte o,. andwising to per- CenturySeries preferable but not essential. Liberal 1/30 GOOD JOBS form.general clerical duties within benefits and opportunity for advancementwith a Mariorie M. Halliday’s NASSAUPLACEMENTS our MaterialsManagement Depart- growingcompany in Princeton’sResearch Park. INTERIORDECORATOR AVAILABLE ment.This Is an excellent o0- ELECTRONICTECHNICIAN ...by BesHunt Protes=lonoland Technlcol :)ottuniwfor Mdiv]dualwith limited PRINCETONWehave an immediate opening workexporlence or for someono We specialize In SkltMdand UnskllMd Forinformatlon call 609-924-0700.Mr. Peck. Musthave full experience.Delaware Valley’s oldest fur- for anexperienced electronic consideringreturning to work. Anequal opportunity employer EMPLOYMENT,echnicianfor insideservice soeretarles at tho Newlet,~ ! Sills niture firm addingto salesstaff. Finestcompensation. andrepak knowledge of analog executiveIovol. Tra[nlnl& Emphlment Smite Sendconfidential rosume to Per- All possiblebenefits. Replies held in confidence.Reply AGENCY and’digital circuitry required SuburbanOffice at sonnelDepartment or call 609.655- in personto Mr. Convery.Convery’s Furniture, Inc., ,Temporaryl/ell; mustknow how to intsrface 221Nassau Street 1100, ext. 359.to arrangecon- Spceializi,fg i,t Rtes.3~& 130 at WoodsideRd, Route1 at LawrenceShopping Center, Trenton. digitat equipmentandhandle venlentinterview. delicatetest instruments. Robblnsvilh,N.J, Minimumof three years ex- 924-3030 , Phone609.5864034 CARTER.WALLACE,Inc, Per/,lotto/,,Pl#ce//te/,ts lit periencerequired. Excellent 80944&1053 HalfAcre Rd. Cronbury,N.J. PERSONNEL &,crclariaLClerical fringebenefits send resume No FenChmged Anequal ogpoeunlty omployer m/f andsalary requirements to SECRETARY PRODUCTION WORKERS ExecuTecl,,Ifcal.tire, EDPa,td MaulerInstrument Corp. c/o Personnel,P,inf.eton-Hightsto- INSURANCE Silicone rubber andplastic extrusionfabricators 352Nassau St., Princeton wnRd., Hightslown,N.J. 08520. CLERK Artisans & Crafts People , Anopportunity is nowavailable for an individualIo workas located in clean, modernnew plant presently in- (609) 924-9134 secretaryto fhe porsonne~manager. Work will consistof pet- tervleMnglot permanentpositions on 1st, 2nd, forminghighly responsible activldes to includeemployment, per- Aaequalopportunity employer Permanentfull timeposition sonnelfecoMs administration, benefhs, employee services and and 3rd fixed shifts. Here’syour chanceto learn Great Adventure generalsecretarial work. This position will affordthe Opportunity to the skilled job andbuild a secure future with an |1 availablelor someonewith ex- cellen,typMg skills an ability NewFamily Entertalnmefit Pork perfocmboth challongln 9 anda vedowof pmsannelactivities, expanding company. TEACHERVACANCIES to workwell with people. d OpenJune 1st, NewJersey CandJdaleshould possess 3.5 years of r¢laledporsonnel oxporlence ¯ TheWest Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School Districts withgood typing and shorthand skills, ATTRACTIVESTARTING SALARY seeMngenthusMsrle appffcants forfollowing positions onthe Weoffer excellent benefits and ¯ Pottery ¯ ¯ l.~a thor AUTOMATIC ADVANCEMENT instructionalstaff. workingconditions. #ease ap- ¯ Glass Blowing ¯ PAID MEDICAL COVERAGE plyIn personat ourPerSonnel ¯ SOaps ton IN~eRvtewAPPOINTMENt Dopartment. ¯ Jewelry ¯ Portraits PLEASECALL MR. F.S, SANTeLLA.~81E1 ¯ PAID LIFE INSURANCE ¯ Highschool mathamstics ¯ Candle Making ¯ Caricatures on £PPLVTO; ¯ 10 PAiD HOLIDAYS ¯ Sahoolnurse-degree required ¯ PAIO VACATION ¯ Elemen,aw[[brsw-msdia spoclslist THE ¯ Silhouettes, etc. Experienceprsferred-certifioation required. SOMERSET Submit resumeand/or Call SueOelke 201-359-5100 HOSPITAL photosof workto: Lehn&Fink Or apply in person: ~ ProductsCo. Dividon of ~¢rlingDrug Irt~. RehlllAve, Individualsin,orosted In applying for these pes]tlons should Somerville,N.J, noule20S. Belle Mead, NIW Jer~y 08502 Rodhelm-Relss,Inc. writeor carlDr. RobortHihonbrond, Director of Institufion, Great Adventure (201)7"~,40~, Ext. 442 320E. 65 th Street AnEqual Oppo~tumtv Employer M/$ HomesteadRoad, off Rt. 206 WestWindsor-Pleinsboro Regional School District, 89 WashingtonRd.,P.O. Box 248A, Princeton Jet., N.J.08550. NewYork, N.Y. 10021 Belle Mead,N,J. 1609}799.0200. i| THE PRINCETON P.[ICKET "Seven For Central Jersey" -~’~-~,-,r’,lEws Thl’I,awn:nt:l~ I,cllgllr THE CENTRAL POST WlNDSOR-IHGtITS HERJtI.D Cl assified JTdverti s ing THURSDAY,JANUARY 3 I, 1974

Personals BargainMart BargainMart BargainMart BargainMart BargainMart BargainMart Mdse.Wanted Pets& Animals FORSALE -- 20 cu. ft. side by LUMBER-- 3/4" pI~,’~_ood20¢ I’l;HE PRINCETON YMCA- INFANTSAND MOTHERS: TRENTBANDY SIIOP -- AT SOFABED- Simmons Gold, IRISH SETrER AT STUD- ELECTRIC TRAINS PENNINGTON CIRCLE ()pensIo doublebed. $125.Call side green Frigidaire. Like FINNISII- cross countryskis, per s(I. ft. 2x4studs 6,7’, B’ 17¢ YWCAis muchin needof a AKC registered Champion cowfor $2,50.Write Box ~02458, Imrft. 4.’<8teams t2’ $5, Call smallul~right PIANO that BIRTH-ORDERSTUDY ItFPAIRED-- Factoryap- tbnme of handmade lamp after 0, (;09-443-~014. 1/30 pol~ and bindings, unused is ingood playing condition Dariabar/Windsor Ilertage. l)roved service. Trains & shades and restoration of c/o PrincehmPacket. 1/30 adult and iunior, reasonable. I;09-448-3872after 8 p.m. ff Exceptionally fine male. Don accessories, newor used, for antitlue n, ctals) announces Unused water condtoner, andcan be tuned. Do you have Rauth. 106 Lawrenceville - The Infant Lahoratory at sale. ()Ill or brokentrains that the newshop hears are 0-5 Mnn’sEoglish bicycle. Call 19" B&W T.V.$40. Fedders toneyou can give?If yes. Penn. Rd. RD~l, Trenton, N. Educational "resting Service I)ought.Call 201-830-0763.1/:10 daily 609-737-1109. Lamps SOLIDWALNUT coffee table; BLACK NAUGltA’HYDE 600-T37-0(~30eves. 1/30 air.cov.d., ~,000btu, 560 & 6000 I Please call Ray Reeves, J. 0iIMIL1~/9.596-0757 attar 5 wants to observe three.month rewired- repaired - munntod. Faberwarorotisserie, Super-8 lounge chair w/ottoman, btu, $50. Col, sofa, $75. Sears Building Manager- 609.924- p.m. :1/13 old infants andtheir mothers. tf zoom lens camera and Mediteranian styling dryer, $75, G.E. washer, $195. 4825. 1/50 This newstudy involvesa visit rOjector. Lena\ Rhodoraand w/carved woodarms & legs. Co’I. maple9 piece dial ng room A Cnnststcnt Stamper of to ,,,our homeand a visit to our SKIS-- child’s txmts size 10 & I,ike new.Orig. $200will sell set, $400.Call 600-448-4043. 1130 hf6oratory. Parhcipants will RUG,WOOL, darkgreen, 12 x ~mportal. Call 609-587-7426.2/6 CAMERA-- Nikon "F" with LOUDcolor Ioals. Pictures nf t5 in excellentcondition, with 12, $5. Bike, 20", $20. Shoe for $8o. 609-443-32fi8. 1/30 FARMALL"C" TRACTOR hc compensated and tran- skates. 201-3294;309. 1/23 58 mm1:4 lens, perfect con- some Championsons and sportation can be provided. If )ad. $125.Call 6o9466.1406.2/6 dition. Case included. SEA WEED- Liquified or with or without attachmentsor daughterscan be seen, also 1 you havea three-monthold, or Saerifien $200.Call 609-443.,",442 granular. Tim ideal plant similar type in other makos. io d,e flesh, Chanci can be ~I you are expecting a baby, I’I,USII speaker cabinet - 2 CRAGERMAGS t- LUGSFOR TWO CAR seats, Cosco Mr.Berlil,ger. 1/30 vitamin. At Peters~n’s Nur. Excel. eond.9-5, 201-792-2300.~een. Marcin process ofbeing G.M. products. Completeset stroller, gerry carrier, 2 Wknds609-466-3220, tf Pern(anentlv Registered. call 609-921-9000ext. 2555 PAIROF 7.75x14 snow tires 15- speakers. $80. or best tricycles, reeking horse. 609- scry, Lawrenceville Road, ,. for mord information. 1/30 offcr,t~10-7t)9-1453 after 5 p.m. for $85.Call 609-392-5476after 0 Prineetun. tf Uood Ridin~ Good tem- nmmltcd on wheels. Good 2/13 ).m. 1/30 055-2835. 1/30 BEI)ItOOM -- oriental- p, eralncnl.This is NOcome un. trund with steel studs, S30. nlodern,triple r~esser, chest all andchat. />rice is right. Boluns 770. 7 h.p. garden $75. rotsyou in the home on chest 2 night stands, double USEDFURNITURE of every IIOAT TI~.AII,ER wanted MustSell. OwnerIgirll getting Iraclm"willl mmver,$220. Call ntm’c lmsincss! 8ram Belt & FIREWOOD- Cut. split, and FII{EPI,ACEWOOD 609-Z59- bell. Sacrifice $400.Ca l 609- dcscriplion. Thousandsof foot -.150oto 2,0011Ihs. capacity. married.Call after 6 p.m. 600- 201-359-4479. TF Ihlwell re)jeerer, 8ramBell dclivercd.Call 609-883-4344. 7346. TF to browse through. Always Norusl. Callevenings 201-:}50- Lose weight with NewShape 2/0 0B2-4536. tf t48.4442. I/;tO Tablets aml Hydrex Water IOWC nl(lVin camera, ;lt- somethingdifferent - largest 521111. "’I’~" Pills at Towne Pharmacy. tached ligllt center, Sylvania collection in Bucks County. PrincetonBd., llightst°wn’/122 SOFABED -- Simmons rod "Sun (;nil" to nloHnl on Daily 8:30 to 5:,30. Closed SlloIcr l[AIltEI) MED. COIN COLLECTORS!-- The Princeton YMCA-YWCASIZEI) PUPPIES-- Black. tweedcolonial Queensize $10o. canlera, 40" movie screen. I)ISPI,AYKitchens at reduced NEEDI~EPOIN’r NUTS -- Sunday, Edison Furniture, is much in need of a snudl Twinbed - Scaly posturepedic Call 009.924-2242after 5:30 or IIAND PAINTED1068 Ken- Doylestmvn,Pa. If free to a goodhome. Call after nedvball dullars. $2.95 money )rices, must be sold to make l,arge select¯ of Needlepoint upright piano that is in goad 5 p.m.(~59-44’.]-(~331]. 2/1’3 mattress and foundation & weekends. 2/13. room[or ncw¢splays. Quaker kils. Bblckingand framing¯ All playing condition and unn be frame $50. ’two saltv,’ater back gnarantce. Cheek or Maid Kitchens, 52 B.t. :}:1, veryreas. 600-44:1-:~039or 609. tuned. Do you have one you fishing rod & reels $1,5. for nu)ncy order to Buchnlan Mereerville. 1/:10 448-(;471. 1/23 I’OOI)I,ES- tier pockets to ltlDE NEEDED-toand from BookStore, -’0 fledge ltoad, BICYCLEREPAIRS can give? If yes, plunse call sn, all mini$100-~;1~’~).. Shihtzu Princeton Uoivers y Cl (109. pair. Sports landing net. New 6 PIECE LIVINGItOOM & 5 WeBuy and Sell Ray Reeves, Building nevnr used.S2,¯f~B-44B-~42. bdrm sets - KundallPark, N.J. (~0824.1/30 Manager-609.924-4825. 1/30 gorgeous orientals 52(10. 888-3432after 6. 1/30 $250., Pomeranian.tiny clean ~icccIcditcrranean: 5 piece ~ining TIGEIt AUTOSTORES female toy $150., ~laltnsc set. baby carriage. No 2 STUDDED SNOWTIRES PADDEDllIG}l CHAIR518, ¯ 24-26Witherspoon Street NEEDCASH? Buying all U.S. terrier fem~dc$300.. miniature PLENTIFUl,fireplace wood, reasonableoffer refused. 609- wilh wheels 7.75x14. Philco Walnut Crib $20, YouthBed & BEDS WIIOLESALE WA4-3716 silver coins, dimesto dollars daehsundribbon winner$150., PIIEI’AI{EDCIIII,DBIRTB-- delivered and stacked tree. 448-0151. 216 w:(sher meedsslight repair) mattress525. Call 609-466-1569. Tn the 1)ublic Wed-Sat tf andIndian Vnickels. 201.722- tov fnx terriers $:15. 201-359- Interested in getting, sharing, 609-024-5702. 2/0 21" rccl lawnmower with 2/13 FOAMItUBBEH 2288. TF 84!11L 2/13 or talking about tile Lamaze grass catcher. Mum. park Pole foam& Slrvofoam pellets FItlEWOOD- Wc cut logs and for yonr hem,2,camper, boat FREEPUPPIES for n good n,ethodof cllildbirtll ed. Call doors o’ith screen and frame SONYSTERF.O - small with home.tlalf Labrador and t/2 ASPO600.024-2040. TF split our own hardwood. No Notional Lawn"rractor with ACCESSORIESWANTED - to inl(Idlcmnn. Beat tim fuel 30" ,’eel mower.Call (;09-448- AM/FMradio, $100. 609-443. DIXIE BED& FOAMCO. Antiques shepherd.609-440.0954 days or LIVING ROOM SEATING hortage - use your fireplace. n03B. 1/30 41(16. 1/30 2 No. RochdalcAve. fit Wheelhorse tractor. Must 609-440-8609evenings. 2/6 UNIT - Fabulous con- ’;xccllent qualiiy - reasonable Boosevelt,N.J. be used, good rend tiori. temporary 3 piece "Omnibus" OnRI. 57t E. of flights(own OLD "FASHIONED PUMP reasonably priced. Call bv VladinlirKagan. 2.yrs. old. iriec. Nee.’ Jersey Beagle STEI(EO- all custom com- SEEK -- kMng borne fnr ’M). llollow ltd., Skillman, ponenls, housedio a ‘5’ oiled 609-4.t3-4046 ORGAN,hand carved, good evenings201-359-5206. If obedient, affecti(matc, io- SEMINARYstudent - needs Cost approx.$6,600. save 75%. WALNUT a ined condition, $300 or best offer. ride to Ilillsboro from Prin- One piooc by Vladimir Eagan N.J. 609-466-3041.Weekends Mediterranian gT~ stand walnutBarzilay cabinet. 5.150. TF "crtilc gray femaleload. size ()Ill,,’. tf 600-882-4036. tf 201.297.0369. 2/6 }oodlc,609*-452-3700, Bat.:}225. celoo. Leave 6:30 am and is worU1 a room full of w/podestalbase- 17" high, 2,5" I/30 return5 or later. Will pay5~ a ’ anvtbingelse! Elliotl ltealtv. wige,15"’ deep- $25. 609-883- SILVER COINS -- Paying week.Call Mrs. Misalt;09-924-Trcnton.609-771.0133. 1/:]0 6219. NAUTI(’AI, FURNITURE (1436. 1/30 EXECUTIVEDESK -- for FOIl SALE - Twin bells 105%Premium over face for sale. Like new,steel case. 5200 /bookcase headboards of FIREWOOD -- Split, U.S. Silver Coins, ~1%on IIARNSPACE -- entire harn series. 72"x30"blond oaklop. seasoned.Free delivery w~thin BAIRNSTUDIO honcv maple. Ortho mat- 25 mi. $75 cord or smaller Canadian Silver Coins. Also or hv the stall. Ifopewellarea. Iteasaoablc offers aeccpled. tresses. $100.Call 201-329-2303 pay$3.25 and $4.00 for sih, er 2{) acl’CSfenced paslure. Stalls Will cousi(Icr trade for office AR3As )eakez’s - oiled walnut, qnantitiesavaih 600-406.0276. OItlGINAI, SONYSTEREO - small with tf lfJ0 dollars. Call NormanPullen at extra hu’ge.Call (;09-7:17-~J33 CAIJ, BIItTllltR;lrr -- for AM/FMradio. $100. 609-4-13- tables, etc. Call[i09-737-90~. new eondilion $:1~. Viking l,IBl.’lt’rY SlllP41/WIf. theCo errors G ery 609.250- after 6. 1/30 1/30 autom, reverse tape recorder IIATCII COVERS help throughout In’egoanev. 4106. 2/13 GREENSculpt(wed carpet. 11 94O0. 1/’.~) Pregnancy lest available. professional specification $:175.600-024-1}259. l/:t(I X 14. Like new. $:~1. Brown for those wholove salt. sails & Cin,fi(lel,ti;’d, nofees. (:till 609- Iwee(l,BroyhilI wing I)aek cltib ships of the opensea. WANTED -- STAMP 924-734:1. tf MODELTBAINS. Marklin Z- IH:I)UCEexcess fluids with BICYCLEREPAIRS - Free COLLECTIONS.Pay top price AKCRegistered. Canadian l"Iuidex tablets, only 51.89at cnah’,good cundition, $30. Call pickup & delivery. 31R. gauge, 2 laces. 8 ears swit- I~t)-1~56-1243. 1/30 for all U.S. and Foreign chain )ion sired. Lovoblc ches. track, nluehnlorc. 1 yr. Thri[tl)rugs. 4/3 WIN|’;Ft)tt SAI.E BICYCI.E SI’~RVICE CEN- CustomDesigned Stamps.609-298-4220. 2/6 gentle witb ebildrcn. $50 and old, hardly used. Perfect size DIRECT FItOM OUR TI"BS.We lluy, sell and rent Collector’s Items ] up. Call 201-:150-4652. 2/13 for al)t. &" small home.List WINERYTO YOU WtlITE SLATE FORMICA reconditionedbikes, For a safe NEEI)SI’:X INFORMATION",.InS’)’" askmg$ ¯ "" 2a.609 - ’ J21.2,)8.i ) Parsonstable 50x58x23,- $450, &carefree riding season, let Cocktail Tables -- The l)rinectun Councilfor SNOW TIRES -- 2 w/w Visit the WINESAMI’I.ER el 2 bar stools - St0. WroughtIron us "lUl,C up" your bikn ,low. WANTEI) TO BUY: Scrap BEA(;LEMALE one year old - TF B & B Vineyards NOWAT DiningTable-Trestle Set copper, brass, Ie.’(o. beautiful markings, very Probleu, Prcgnancins offers Firestone studded, 14" on Bookshelf 26xI2Dx70H-575 201-:1~3-2810.tf" aluminum,stainless steel, cnuneiliug, referrals and rims, fits "72 GrandF’rix or PI’:NNYTOWN Shopping Yellmv lacquered bar - S125 ( 2 benchesincluded) gentle, cull before;I p.n,. Call pregnancytests. (.:till os fro’ Village.B.t. 31. Desksand End Tables terlingsih’cr, etc., solids or [~59-440-0350. 2/6 oMer.Good rend. $60.1;09-790- Openllearth broiler w/rotiss plus arnings,[ndustrM, busioess confi(tential help and ill- SALTONhot tahte aod tray in 3374. 1/30 car bed. car seat, rocking Custom Woodworking r prlvatc.Correct nmrket formation.60!1-921-322I. tf exe. rend. $25 and $8. Sears 609-737-9022 wicker bassinette, teeter- 1,1GIIT YOUItFIRE - with ¯ ’Pnwcrnlatcvacuum cleaner. 2/20 seasoned hardwood. 3/4 ton cite.cash paid. S. Klein (;El{MAN SHEPIIERDS -- ...... ohnost new. $05. Sears staving toter, etc. 609-443-1886. 2/6 tick-up load, split, stacked & Pleasecall 201-297-1142after 5 ,loCalsCo., Inc. 2150 Can, plain AKC. 0-10 rues., terms p.m. 2/13 ’ltd..Somerville, N.J.,0876. avaiM)le. Male nlalmute AK- AI.Ctltlt) LICS AN-~nmchine io cabinet, ahnost BEl)l.tOdM SET. 5 nieces. del vered. I/2 ()ads also. Call C. 1 I/2 years. S. Brunswick ) Mcditerranian gold chair GARDENtarter, 12 h.p.,, 600-44(}:213:),If. no an;s?)’p.r e~,~ Pilooe ~11-722-2288.. tf NONYMOUS[IEIA :\kNl) new. 5t;{I. Mnving, must sell. I IIAMRADIO -- lIWloo tran- Kennels~11-3~1-2117. 2/1:} INFOIIMATION/TAEL’.(;00. Callgo9-895-1407beforeSp.m)6 modern,misc. items. Movrig, e*cdlen[’cbndition,new tires. 600-t)2t-3530. "’ .L4-75.52.to cj If mustsell. t;(19-443-4106.1/30 new battery, with wheel i sceiverwitll 1ti52:12\suppl.’,’. weights, phlw, disc, rotary :$240. Novices: Eieo 720 $35. II(IL)SE (~l’ TItEASUIH’: IH-G-ifi’STOWNr’I.ANNE~’l.c-ic~’t-n-ex-]:atns---i-bJ-~ek ,:hl’oi’,-~ n, nwcr. SI,OWthrower, grader IIQI.JX9 receiver" ,~).$ Exlra Antiques, Rt, l Circle, Prin- PtlOTO MAGAZINESwonled I S1BEIIIANIIUSKY - AKCreg. PAIIENTIIOOI) CLINIC -- 35ram Pa Curtagon, 00ram F2 SPEEI) QUEEN-- washer ] tP23520. Cull 600-41;0-20011. he turfed and damnstic yurn, ceton. Fromour gift shop, for newlv-forming Shots. wormedund ready to clootrie dryer 18 lbs, vr o d hhlde.$050. 609.452-2882. After 1/23 i,eedle paint, crewel work, famous make wooded salad ’photographv "club library. go. Call 01~)-585-0783. 2/13 Mondayevenings. Call 609.448- Suntn, icron 135mmI’2.8 $250. Ca 6~)9-443-3542.1/30 Ii p.m. 2/13 :}4:}9. If rugsand accessorins will be bowls, wall plaques, cheese Otherbooks’andliterature on Ehnar, filters I/3 off list. fouodat trays, cutting Imards.canister photography welcome. Our ...... Viva(or-x32 auto flash &Metz I.’l~’,~ I~-CYE-;~- ~ - ~w a i I a blc IA~i~ --hashea,,by cotsa.d 202 auto. flash each $85. sets, salt andpepper mills, all nm,-existent budget won’t h)a(led on your trucks. Call club chair $25, slip covers Till." KNITTIN(;SIIOP al ~vings of 50 per cent and allmvIIS to pavfor them, I)ut dogsa;’ailahlc foradoption. tlpemus2enlarger$05.609-924.,,WarocrCo.~ Morrisville. 215- FIREWOOD - Seasoned 0 TuhnlcSt. 609-924-0305 wcpromise Io put them to Call !)-5, Men.thru Sat., 609- HouseSitting 825.L I/30 included.After 5, call 201-~37- mare. Fromour anlique shop CY’v710:;.Tyslm MA4-(~)0. 2309. 2/9 hardwood. I/4, I/2 and full tf schooldesks, S,5, spindle back goodUSe, (609~ 5117-4850. tf I709- 26:}..... tf cords delivered and stacked. oak chairs$100 setbrass tlOUSE- nr aparlmenlsitting, FABULOUSOFFER ¯ Moving Shorlcuts available.(;(19-4411- beds.all oneprice. $150. All WANTED.Antique guns and BOX STALLS available . or Iow-rcotalsituation sought to LosAngeles. Must sacrifice ANTIQUE BUILDING 8970. 2/20 china, glass andsilver 10%off. Accouterments. Fair prices private stable. Mid Mon- by family of 3, ’.l-month magnificent yellowand white 1965 VOLKSWAGEN-- Good MATERIALS:Rare oak & MAMIYASEKOR -- t000 500-452-1234. t/30 paid. Please call 609-443-4891tgomeryTwp. Please call ,’201- minimum.Plant and unimal cut velvet sofa. Original cost Condition. Diningset - Best )umpkin pine wide board I)TL. Ilanimar 135 mmF 3.5 after 6 p.m. tf :150.4207. 2/6 care happily provided. Please 51100. Sacrifice $300 firm. offer, Gas dryer - Best offer. tIoormg, hand-hewn beams, ...... lens. Polaroid 320 land cunlactIi(X.)-!524-2310 eves. 1/30 Brandnew.201.~7.6150. 2/13 Call after :1 pm609-448-~61. barn s~ding, doors, fireplace Try Diadax, formerly Dex-a- camera. (600)921-9451 after 8 MINIATURElong haired rod 2/6 muntels.Call (’..~1 t ~ 647-3805. Diet. New name, same for- p,m. 1/30 )aehshund puppies. Chain- 2/13 mula, capsules & tables at THE LANTERNANTIQUES - Pets& Animals)ionsired. {;09-924-1614niter 5. THISSUMMER - trust ’,’our Thrift Drugs. 4/8 Copper& brass cleamng S. 2/13 house to a responffible FASTW1NDSOIt -- Sporting Main St., (next to Hagerty professional couple anxious to Goods- firearms - archery - Id~-CLINEII-- contempo~ar-v l"lorist) Cranbury, N.J. ~0- escape NYCand return to fishiog el uip.- uniforms, Rt, RUBBERSTAMPS ;ACRIFICEI REGISTERED 130& it. 33, E. V, indsor, N.J. black Naugabydc, 3 posigon NO. ’2 BROtVN& SHARP AN early American couch School or College address 5~J5-0702. APPALOOSABROOD MAIIE. Princet°n’Call 212"744"N01:~/13(;00-443-3737. tf chair in excel, cond.Paid $150. nlilling machine with ,,,cry sturdy upholstery and Ilomc business zip-code To lie Studded in March or Askiog$80. 609-799-3170.1/30 universal table & vertical couch can withstand anything Rubher stamps of all kinds April by CIIANCIMANDAN- and sizes madeto your order MINK COAT - 314 length ...... head. $425. Call (201) 725-~4I. also good French Provincial GRAND CIIAMPION autumnhaze, like nowsize 12, 2/13ehair. 609-799-2442. 2/13 at: IIALTER-HIGIIT POINT BargainMart CONVEBTIBI,Esofa beds IIINKSON’S COLLI£CTIONof signed art COLORStallion, CtlAM- asking$5150. Call 609-024-2294reg. $279. these sofas are new 02 NassauSt. tf PIANREININGhorse STUD after 2:30 p.m. 2/fl but wc goofed and covered glass including ~riffany, Durand, Qoozal, Steubin and FEE ALREADYPAID! MANSBIKE. 26" in good them in the wrong fabric. ¯ Sell’WIN super Sport, 10- olher fine pieces¯ Call 609-799 Yonrs for $458. Call rl i i,: cIt i CKET CA(; speed, mint condition, 1 year 5 GeneralTires -- size 735x15. GERMANshe~’hJrd. AKC’" 2 workingrend. $25. Call 609.801i-I{I’:FINISIIING OF AN- Warchatlscntanager (;09-39tli 0O8O. 2/6 1487. 2/0 :13 RailroadPlace old. Must sell. $125. Phone I[ardly used, $85.301-297-%95, @ vr. old female terrific watch TI(IUES ANDVAI,UABI,E ;}550. ltichard 609-737-0833.t 2/13 tf ~logmust sacrifice $05. 600..t-t3- FUItNI’rURI,~- done the old tlopewell,N. J. S.A.V.E 36.13, fashioned way with lots of (;09-460-1242 , 2/6 NEWBOYS’ SUITS $0.50 - rubbinr, and T.L.C. No dim I:lt EI’.ZEI{IIEEF’ (Formerly Small Animal togood hmne - 514.98;Men’s suits, like new, ping, no dripping or l"Olt SALECIIEAP: six storm Doll houses, dolls, doll house TIlE POTTED LADIES -- Mdse.Wanted Rescue League) !I,’i(EE...... size39-40.42,56.1 car coats $4,; windowsaod sixteen copper fm’lfilurn. Windchimes, In- offer house phmts, hanging Beautiful Germm,Shepherd/- spraying. Weuse tried and tlome grown, naturally ted W1THOUTYOUR DONATION St. Bernard n, ix. Apt. too sport jackets $6.; Mun’spants true hand methods. Quality screens in woodenframes. All dion & Bedouin jewelery & baskets, and terrariums at steers. Cut to your own sma . 5 nto old. all shots. $1..5o pr. NewMen’s & Boy’s workat reasonablerates. Call :11-I/2" x 59". In good eun- hand madecarrb,gs. All types discount prices. For furtlmr specification, wrapped ~ TO S.A.V.E. WE SKATEON all weathercoats $11.75. ’l"he ditiun. Pleasecall 609-924-2389.of hand made aprons for ROTOTILLER,TROY-BUILT TtlIN ICE. THROWUS A Loveabledisposition. 600-443- evcnings201.359.5206. TF information call 009.443-3046or frozen. KaufmanI’arm, only. Mustwork. 201.297-2929. LIFELINE -- PLEASE!! 6014. 1/30 2ndTime, 300 Plainfield Ave., 2/13 Misses & Women. Casual 448-9240. tf 466-~773. TF Edison¯ 2/20 Indiun& Mexican clothes. 1/30 2/6 Youn~female black Labrador m{xeobreed. DOBERMAN- Female 2 yrs 3 M COPY MACHINE. for LEATIIERRancher’s iacket SKIS. New205CM Fischer - I BUYALL I~inds of oldthings, sale." Upto 25 copies at one BUGGY-Fourwbeclrunabout CARPETS- 2 room sized Alu never used, worth $150, Male German Shepherd old. Goodwith children. Free excellentcomlition. Call eves. carpets- I cinnamoncolor 19"’ F’ORTABLESylvania --l:an, bs woollined, leather silver, china, glass, bric-a- picked upon Arreton B.d. to goedborne, fi09-44B-2322or t me. Model202 ¯ $400~ 609.9°4 color TV,new tubes andtuner, buttons. Goodeood. $35. 609- selling for $50.or bestoffer, no brae. fi09.924-7300,ext. 5. 2/6 4204. " 201-844-7057. 1/30 Velvet20x12 & I AvocadoShag bindings.609-924.7070. TF 3 rues.old female beagle.type (;09-4-13-3126. 2/13 2/13 15 1/2xll. Excellentcondition. overhauled- app’sd. 5165.L.C. 460-~386after 0:00 p.m. 1/30 up. Just cleaned and ntoth Sntith std. lypewriter, good ~lale2 yr.old Shcltie-St. ) condition,$20. Call 609-452-9284 WHITEBIRCH CLUMPS- DAL2,1A’rIANAKC Registered 2 BLUEliving room chairs t proofed.$65 eacl~. 609-443-6544, BEDROOM& kitchen set. ~1- FIREWOOD"Wood chips Bernardmedium-sized about female5 1haS.old. Call ~0-~J4. baby carriage, twin mattress KOWA6 - 21/4 SLRsystem: 2/6 evenings. 2/13 ~7-3154. 2/13 Pine & shade trees. Also, 4Olbs. 9fi83. 2/I:~ and box spring, Hoover Dial- camera w/a5 mmf2.8, e new mulch now. Firewood, WhiteDogwoods. Cash money. Female7 rues. old purebred amatic vacuum20 gal. glass model 150ramf3.545 prism seasoned, ’split, delivered. You dig or we dig. Large Old English Shoopdog. finder, extoos on tube, extra FIItEV¢OOD-- cut, delivered, StagandoeFarm Services. 609- quantitiesonly. WriteBox 129, WRITESAMOYED puppies, f sh tank w/id, allin exedlent ~&Jl)%r-s-ale.Rounci 737-3242.Professional Insured 7 wks. old medium-sized AKC,champion sired, gentle condition.Best offer. Call 17,09- focusing screen, handgr!p." andsitlcked by 114,1/2and full or split. S2and uD.Call Bill AAAFACTORY OUTLET-- e.o TheCentral Post, Kendall Mixedbreed pups, male and 609-924-1041. 2/13 cord. Call 6(19-397-185o. Tree Service. 2/13 Park. 2/13 disposition. Reasonably 443-1094. 2/6 Bukcr, BeckmanRd. 201-297- Tablecloths, curtains shirts, female. priced.(;05-~0-9359cves.1/30 Iteasunable prices. 2/6 09112. 1/30 even toilet seats come n ItOUSEHOLD FURNITURE "Gingham." But our new Please report lost &found pets TANBERGSPEAKEItS -- 4. SwagsBoudoirs Pin-ups and SALE AT THE TOMATO ROCKER WANTED - Old in within a 24-hr period, andcall COCKERSPANIEL - 12 wk 20 GAL.fish tank - light and and items pool table baby CONTEMPORARY8 ft Living TWohlrge, $~ eacb, two Table lamps are first n FACrORY-- 25%off on all need of repair. Will consider the policeif youfind an injured old. AKCGood with Children. cover, wroughtiron stand 12 equipment,sma trailer. ,’2,01- Americaand they have sockets candles, paper products and others.609-882-7807. 2/6 $125. 609-440-6088. 1/30 x 16 x 24 birdeage; Electrolux 350-3174on weekends. 2/13 room couch torquoise 2 royal small, $25 uneh. BSRauto. ’ toiletries. Also group of ~t. canister vacuum.Call 609-737. bue chairs. Like new. lurntable, $’.~. Eieo Cortina too. THEROOSI~ERS COUP. decorative pillows sub-’ all Mrs. A. C. Graves, 609. 2643. 2/13 Reasonable.Call after 5. 609- receiver $5O.Huntbkit 4O watt Largest lamp, shade and stantially reduced. The WE BUY SECOND HAND 921-6122.Itours 8-4. Call ahead BABY GUINEA PIGS -- FURNITUREfor sale . an- 448-9118. 2/13 amplifierand tuner, $00.All in fixture operaUousfor a 100 ANYTHING.especially items for Saturday appointments. Peruvian and Abbys. Ass(: tique ice box &rocking chair mile radius. "Kernel size Tomato Factory Hamilton t/30 excellent workingorder. Call Ave.,tlopetve . 1/30 popular1920-1950 (colored colors. Little care, lovable solid oak dining table, 6 609-896.1487beforeSp.m.2/6 pricing. After May 1974, 2 glassware, .~ewelry, comics pets$5ea. 609-65~0252.1/30 drawer dresser, 3 drawer miles south of Lambortvilleon and magazines cameras, LOOK.Leboth knowthat you dresser, bk. case, king size Rte. 29. Right now, 4 miles FIREWOODfor sale - Round advertising, blue m rrars, BASSETHOUNDS- 1 male, 1 AKCRegistered Irish Setters. are .wasting your time and bed, hatch eovbrs. 4 studio APPLEWOOD - Help yourself north of Doylestownon Rte. female. Call (2011 52,6-2954 through the fuel shortage SEARSwater sol(nor seldom 1/30 and split. CaBBill Howard: etc.) Call Bob(3011 725.1258. after 3 p.m. Call 609-639-45729to4p.m. . moneytrying to get a good chairs, etc.509-~9-3519.1/20 611. OpenSundays. 609-893-2603. u . 2/6 2/13 nighrs sleep out of that while also enjoying th3s used. Anyhid considered, Am 2/6 crummy dead.bed you are fragrant, long burning hard- disgustedwith Sears service. wood.Cut. split, delivered & 009-921-7919or 609-395-4277 200.YEAR.0LD BARN TYPEWRITERS~ Electric, SEALPOINTSiamese kittens. sleeping on. Comeover to FIREWOOD for sale - days. 2/13 Alternatives nod try a heat delivered and stacked. 609- stacked. $40 a load. Call 609. BEAMS-- hand hewn beams. manual, portable, office LIONELor American Flyer HORSESBOARDED - Large 7 weeksold pan trained, good controlled we(orbed, it’S 452-0tI~.. tf 448-4303or ~9-443-1~49.TF Excellent character and color. models. New, reconditioned. trains and others wanted hy indoor ring and lounge. Best d sposif on,201-329-6225.2/t3 Guaranteedto give you a great " Call 600-924-3511after 5. tf ADDERS CALCULATORS collector. Payup to$500,a set hare and feed Hideaway Name brands, Rentals, farm Lindburgh Rd. Hope- night’s sloopevery night..,yus, , FINE WEATHERED silver Repairs, Trade-ins. CENTERor $2,000for a collectionof old MINIATURE DACHSHUND EVERYnight. Alternatives 3 ...... 23" MAGNAVOXstereo trains. Other later sets from well.’ Call 609-460-3426.Open puppies, 6 weeks old AKC BEUKUUtVl~.u[/.~, eonslstmg combination b/w, very good board, 12" wide. Varying FIREPLACEWOOD - Cut & BUSINESS MACHINES, anytime, tf Spring St. Princctun ~9.924- condition. $100. Call 609-448- lengths. Please call 609-921- Princeton Shopping Cente~ the fiRys are worth SL00. to shots¯-- Alsostud. Call 201-722’. 6011or 609-’~9-2679 tf of bookcaseheadboard, double ;plit, all hardwood,nhoiee $150.Call 600.587-3333between 5481. 1/30 spring and mattress, double :}272. 1/30 2707. 1/30 ;eusoned oak seasoned1 yr & 609-924-2243. 9 & 4 ask for Pal. Haveyour vanity with mirror, four unger. Delivered & stacked. number from engine ready WEIMARANERS- AKC, top ...... I drawer chest. Honey colored \VINE HOBBYUS a. - Home ;38 a truckload. Call 600-440- 2/2010 Ch. sire to showand love, Feeds and Grains at(reL,N fIREWOOD- ~at I wood¢195 Took tables two MAKE OLD RUGS NEW? LIONEL-AMERICANFLYER whenyou call. the high delivery cost come~,d ~i)~ a;:~u,~,~ ~,o ,,~’rn,,, winemaking supplies They just look new when 1 4253or 609-44B-1954. TF utstandlng quality, health for all animals ¯ , ...... , ...... ) available 1120State Rd,, Rte. they’re eleuned with Trewax TRAINSwanted by collector. mranteed. ~o1-~9-40~, 2/6 at ItOSEDALEMILLS fill your trunk. L ar~cr loads [ one small roundextra long Will pal’ up to $500 a set or COLLECTORWANTS old alSO avauflme 13Clio moon 206 N. Princeton. Free eun- Rug Shampoo- Rent elootri¢ $2500 Ior your collection. 274Alexander St. ¯ , co.flee. t,o. II in excellent con- sultation and testing. Open Shampooeronly $1. Hights CANNELCOAL - Special coal, tobacco tins and canisters. PUPSWANTED -- In litter Princeton area Call evemngs 20t-~0- , Tues.-Sat. 10-6 p.m. Thurs.10- Pleasecall 6~9-$~.921~ after 6 Will paytop price. Call609-799- lots for resale as pets. Phone :~" ,,,=, I dttton. Call 609-896-1407atter 6 HardwareCo, tf minedin Kentuckyfor use in p.m. 11/21 609-924-0134 ;tf ;,’i ""°’ " I p.m. beforeap.m. 216 9 p.m.Tel. 609.924-5703. tf fireplaces $3,25 per 40 pound ’2763after 5any eve. 2/13 609452.8903before noon. tf I f box.609-896-0141. TF TItE PRINCETON P~qCKET ¯ "Seven For Central Jersey" ’hc[ awn~nl:t;[,cdgt~r MeManville News THE CENTRAL P.OST HINDSOR-HIGHT$ HERALD Classified . dvertising The Frdnklin NEWS’RECORD THURSDAY,JANUARY 3 I, 19"]4

Lost& Found AutosFor Sale Trucks Boats BusinessServices SpecialServices SpecialServices SpecialServices Bldg.Svcs. & Supply ’=’-:: REWARD- Leading to lhe vw-"Tl--~Th--~.g "RoeL962 WILLIESJeep pick-up LET BOBDO IT - Interior PLUMBING& I1EATING ALL lypes of automatic ainting, paneling, etc. PHOTOGRAPHY CESSPOOLS" OILBURNERS recovery of a ladies gold with snowplow hook-up, $500. SELL OR TRADE- 30’ Hans typing. Veryreasonable. Call ~ AND Long, no wrist wat- Call 201-297-3440. 2/6 Pedersen 1953, documented. 6~9-448-8644. TF easenablerates, dependable. IT’S YOURWEDDING! ch..engraved and of sen- 609-448-3322. 2/13 609-448.7827. 2/13 SEPTICTANKS J.B. REDDING& SON INC. Sips. 4, fridge, F/B, O/Rlap, CLEANED timental value. Presumedlest FWC,$4900 or trade late ~odel IT’S YOURDAY! 234Nassau St. in the LittlebrookSchool Area. 1963INT. SCOUT- 4 c.ylinder[,~ 7 Trucks-NoWaiting Princeton wheel drive,snow plow Cad.or Mark4.201-359.6224. Reply Box/,02474, c/o Prin- 2/13 TIIESIS & MANUSCRIPT PANELING-- brighten up I just wanttorecord it. 6O9-924-016O ceton Packet. ’6? MGMIDGET - Newtop, wench,full cap, tow hitch. Call TYPING-- Experiencedin that drab room new. Free ItUSSELLREID CO. TF 2/13 new shocks new front tires 609-586.0971aRer6 p.m.1/30 mathematicsand statistical estimates, reasonable prices. low mileage. Gt. gas mileage. papers. Mrs.Krieger, 609.888- 609-006-1425or 609-896-1429 JAY 20 Years Experience $650or best offer. Call 609-587- 201.844.2534 20[-356-5800 NEI.SONGLASS & PICKUP’68 GMC- 6 eyl. half 4272. ¯ TF evenings, l/3o 609-448-5623 6456 after 5 p.m. 1/30 ton,48,000 m.,ca 201.329.6O6O Campers& Trailers ff AI,UMINUSI LOST:In downtownPrinceton 9-5 p.m. 2/13 45 SPRINGST. several weeks ago: Rec- tf PRINCETON tangular piece of green jade 609-924-2880 from charm bracelet. Please ’73 FIAT850 Spyder conv.- ’67 INT. 1/2 ton step-van. SALE AT THE TOMATO MIRRORS bcautiful. 28-30MPG. 8,6o0mi. Uniquepaint, reliable. Multi- REPORTS:Typed printed FACTORY-- 25,% off on all PAVING- Asphalt blacktop AUTOGLASS call 699-024-7(171. 2/6 Alwaysgaraged.609466-0627. FOR RENT-blOTOR HOMES IJGIIT HAULING& Snow purpose,auto. 6-cyl. $600.609. collated bound,We will consult candles paper products and Plowing in Cranbury, stone & gravel. Parking lots PLATE & WINDOWGLASS 2/13 452-7932. 2/13 -- all sleep 6 a/c generator, with youte assist in planning. toiletries. Also group of llightstown aud East Windsor driveway sealing. Free TF every convenience; linens, Youwill obtain best rosa’Is, i decorative pillows sub- estimates. 6O0.696.9450or 609- towels, kitchen equipment. stantially reduced. Thc area. Call Kun,600-448-1027. LOSTwhite poodle male Dee. ’70 MACIII - automatic, VS, reasonable prices guaranteed 2/13 024-9109before 7:,10 a.m. or II(hME IMIqtOVEMENTS 22 Fairfield ltd. vieinilyTwin a/c, fm stereo, asking$1,900. ’60 CHEVYpanel truck - 6O9-924-7616. ff de ivcry.Cal1201.359.8443,tf Tomato Factory, Hamilton after 6:30 p.m.G.Davis. TF Rivers. Iteward. Call 609.443- 6O9-921-3353Mrs. Stein. 1/3o completely customized in- Ave., Hopowell. 1/30 by Angelo 976O. 1/30 terior, wide ovals chrome Maestrod/erie wheels,bestoffer, Ca 609-466- 0767after 6 p.m. 2/6 PAINTING-- done to salt wour needs. Interior & ext. LIGHT HAULING & ELECTRICIAN-- 609-443-5268 Carpentry - Painting - LOST -- ADULTmale un- ’63 FORDGalaxy -3 speed, vS, Instruction TIIESIS & MANUSCRIPT ~ast, cheap, reliable. Call MOVING.Driveways and Masonry - additions Typing Dissertations, IBM -- Industrial Commercial, clipped miniature schnauzer good transportation excellent Dave201.329-2213. 1/30 parking,areas in Highlstown, Residential repairs, electric Alterations- ltec. Itooms. vicinity of CherryhrookDr., station car, 2 newsnow tires, Executive& Selectric II type. ’,ranbury & E. Windsorsnow 10 years exp. Mrs.DiCicce, i doorbells, intercoms, Free Cherryhill Rd., Montgomerycall6o9-466.0767after 8p.m.2/6 ’60 GMC- window van. IfAVE YOUREAD - "I’m dewed.Call Ken609-448.1027. Estimates. tf l will do anyjob, fromputting Twp.Please call 609-466-2627 Automatic, 6.cyl, trans, and 6O9-~6.6004. ff TF up a shelf, build a bookcase, O.K. You’re O.K."? Tran- FIREPLACES BY FIREBUG install glass, mnel. paint or after 5p.m. Reward. 2/t3 motor rebuilt. Call 609-655- sactional Analysistrainee has - priced at half of what you 1221. 1/23 would expect tn pay. Free lile uny ureas, also add an a few openingsin on-goingTA addition, build ’,’our garageor ’66 VW- windowtype van, group. Supervision by co- estimatcs.Call 201-297-1646, any job you may have to be director, NYTAInstitute. Call TF TAVEI1NEItPOOI,S good condition, new tires, LOTUS-MASERATI -- dram. all to your AutosFor Sale 1965 CORVAIR MONZA battery, muffler and shock. 609-924-3673 fer more in- SpecialServices specifications. All workneat convertible. Good local formation. 1/3O Retail Store prestigious autos andservices $795.609-921-6O85. 1/16 Chemicals at sane prices. International and precise. transportation. Starts Ponl Repairs evcrytime.$175. Call 609-921- TUTORING -- Reading. CATERING-- Intimate PerformanceCenter, loc. Call ’67CORVETrE - customized, ’66 FORD~0 -- 1 1/2 ~ard for appts.609-397-3655. tf Free Estimates 2 tops. 427 low mileage, ex- 3641. tf dump, very good condition Writing. Conversation. dinner parties to large tf See our unique installations Please call 609-259-2876 cellent condition.Cal 6O9-921- 81495or best offer. 6O9-799- Vocabulary. Certified receptions. Variety of menus. RICHARDPE’rrY TF !1622. 2/6 3818. tf teachers. 6o9.446.793o. tf Call609-c~55-0968. ff 609-799-0~8 All WorkCo. EXCAVATING Route 206, Belle Mead, N.J. 1957 CHEVYBelaire - 4 door LANDSCAPING Whywait until the roof leaks? 1966 MUSTANG- cvl. auto, DEMOLITION 201-359-3(100 F & 11 ELECTRICAL Plan ahead for year roofing Irans. radio.83110, 609.799-2442, sedan, 72 000nli. Goodrunning Motorcycles INDIVIDUAL& CLASSVoice WATERPROOFING ff needs. 2/13 oouditioo. $15(I. Ca 609-924- Instruction. Daniel Pratt, CELLARSGUARANTEED -- Septicsystems - sower& CONTI~,ACTOIIS 76O2. 2/6 faculty Westminster Choir Brick & Stone Pointing, water lines connected LicensedElectrician NEWROOFS REPAIRS driveways & parking area., 609-448-5202 College.Call 609-’/99.3533after Stucco, plastering. John COOPEIt& SCIIAFEIt BUICKWildcat ’64. While 6. l/50 Pennachi & Sons, Trenton. constructed, land clearing, Free Estimates 1065 OLDSMOBILE- Good 1971 HONDA350 CB, $400. Call ff tlightstown Rd. Princeton Jet Residential.Commercial 63 Moran Princeton condition.$295. or best offer. convt. 67,6O0mls. Loaded.$450 1/23 Call 6O9-585-8484. ELECTRICIAN-- will do jobl 609.924.2063 or best offer. 6O9-443-3542.2/6 201-359-6303. in your home. Chandchers Industrial Call609-921-6O65. 2/6 fixtures installed. Alsotrac TF lighting systems installed. V &J JANITORIAL 1967 MUSTANG- Hard tep. ’72 HONDA- CL 100. Excellent DRESS DESIGNER . Leri LIGHT HAULINGand odd Call 609-882-6295. ~ N. W. 51AUL&S()N Automatic6 cyl. 3 ncwtires, 2 obs. Call 6O9-443-3M1after 5 SERVICE U.S. Hwy.130 &Griggs Drive CIIEVIIOLET- 1972 Nova, 2 cond. 8350. Call 6O9-395-0944Iteed, introduces a unique 3 STRINGED INSTRUMENT 2{)1-3294656 dr.. auto., 2 spare wheelswith snowtircs$50O. Call after 5 pm after 6. 1/30 ltR. SEWING COURSE. WORKSHOP - Adjustment ~.m. for free estimateon your 609-395-1215. 2/6 ob. tf RUG shampooing, floor mountedsnow tires, 12.000 Professionally complete a :m,,l repairs on all stringed sanding and finishing Repair Service miles, AM/FMradio. Car like garment in one sessmn and mstrumenis, by experienced specializing in randomwidth’ Electrical Power& ucw. Call12l)l) 722-2288or HONDAcr 70 - Good cond. enjoy every minule! Phone workmen.201-359-4341. tt DRESSMAKING AND I~AII’I’ENDEItSUNI.IMITED boards. LightingInstallations aftee5 p.m. (201) 725-7615. backfoot pegs incl. $275.Call 6O9-799.3867between 7 & tO ALTERATIONS, Janice - l’:xperiunccdMixalogists for ’70 biG MIDGET- 31,609 m/s. 201-359-3524after 6 p.m. 1/30 Wolfe.Call 609-448-2125. tf Pittstown,N. J. Industrial Maintenance AM/fro.ndchelins, snowtires. p.m. tf all ,ccasiuns. Weddingsand 201-782-0295 t[ TF Call 6o9-924-2120,leave name& )arlies. George Prassas, no. Ask for Chip 81,250. )aniel Sullivan and Dean ALTERATIONS, AD- I969 VWBeetle 4 speed usking ncgotiahle. 1/30 ’73 TRIUMPH500 cc - ex- INSTRUCTIONin knitting & Prassas. Call 609-665-5065. DITIONSCABINETS, AND SE AI’,I I, ESS ALUMINUM $1200hciwoen 5-1;::~1 p,m. 609- cellent cond.,road & trail bike, IIAVE A heart- give yourselfa PAPER ttANGING AND 2/6/74 crocheting Wed10-6, Fabric Valentine. Surreundyourself NEW HOMES. W build to GUTrERS,Victor Diamond, 449.6124. 1/30 5,200 mi., 201-297-0768. 2/6 Mill, WarrenPlaza West, East SCRAPING.Prompt persenal suit. Call 201.297-3567. tf It.IL 2, Box219~ Bridgepoint with beauty. Youdeserve it. service. All types ef wall ltd., Belle Mead,N.J. 08502. Windsor, N.J. 699.448-7270. Interior Design Studio, 14 covering. Free estimates. Dan Thurs. t0-5, Eaton Ave., MooreSt. 609-924-4794.Ilrs. 19- 201-359-3641night, 6o9-924-t643 1966 BUICKElectra- 67.OO0 ’73 PLYMOUTHroad runner - PAY NOW.RIDELATER! Somerset,N.J. 201.828-8898TF Rudenstein609-585-9376. tf PAINTING: INTERIOR & day. mi., leaded. Best offer. Drive 5, Wed.Thurs &Fri. tf WET BASEMENT? TF i l away.6O0-448-7543. 2/20 318 V8engine, radio, heater, LAYAWAY TO SPRING DRAINAGE PROBLEMS? EXTERIORTop quality work, air conditmn,p/b, automatic Fabulousbuys on ’73 leftover Maybe we can help. Call Free Estimates Reasonable console, bucket seats 16/19 tIONDAS ;;~’~--’~---~ Doerlor Landscape 600-924- rates. Fully Insured. Capitot 19711 DeVille sedan, low m.p.g. Excellent cond tion. Don’the left out-save ...... MOviNG ’,.....tiiU ~qw.--uuU "cARPEN’r-I.tY,pan~n~’, Painting 609.683-1537. tf milopge,ext. cond., Zike new, 609-466-1346. 1/30 I)RAKE BUSINESS o,Jtl~ - wul negotiate rates, basements, formma wor~ 1221. ¯ tf Garden-Landscape 4 nowMichelin tires. 609-443- vanities, shelves. Trees cut. COOIH.:IICYCI,E IIANCII COI,I, EGE Call 201-249-5893. 2/6 Cli f f Zink6O9-~9-23O6 evcs. tf 6:1:17 after 6. 1/30 666Rt. 33, llamiltonSq. NJ Openl0 a.m.- 8 p.m. 17Livingston Ave. OBAI, 1972PINTO - 24,03(~miles, 1600 WE BUY CLEAN LATE 609-567.6354 NewBrunswick, N.J. GARDENMAItKETINGINC. cc engine,gold outside andin. MODEL DOMESTIC USED 2/6 CompleteSecretarial and DESIGNED ESPECIALLY HOUSEPAINTING - heavy CEILAMICvinyl-asbestos and MOVING?? Snowtires. Call 609-2~9-7~:J CAItS FORCASH. AccountingCeurses foryou weddinggown, crystal cleaning, windowcleaning. vinyl tiling; wallpapering; Landscape i73o Dayand Night Courses and pearl headpieces, College grad. needs g$$ for carpentryand roof repairs. No CallJasper, the dependablc --DesignerandContractor- NASSAUCONOVEIt MOTel, Telephone: 201-249-0347bridesmaids - mothers advanced studies. Hard Job Too Small! Reasonable. movingman. Insured, ’67 BAItIIACCUDAv.’ith ’69 6- lit, 296& Cherry Valley If dresses, hats. 609.799-2353.2]6 worker, best rates, free 3ol-359-2714. .. tf 201-247-6787 tf AlexanderSt. cyl. engioc. Goodmileage 4 Princeton MobileHomes estimates. 609-924-3962.TF Princeton If newtires. 85(111.Boosevelt Auto 609-921-6400 6O9-452-2401 Center6O9-448-0109. 1/30 MASONCONTRACTOR 1971 MERCURYMARQUIS EAST WINDSOR sedan. - B cyl, 2 barrel, air PIANO INSTRUCTION ItECYCLEall your brush and FIREPLACES-- wood bur. Fireplaces, stone, brickwork, GIVETHAT OLD CHAIR-- a Say "THANKYOU" toa green 1966 ,IEEI’ wagoneer,4 wheel WILLIAMSBURGCHARM garden debris to makecom- ning. Beat the predicted fuel steps, patios, concrete, drive, automatic tran- tend., stereo tape, power special 6 wks course for newlease onlife! Call609-896- plant loday! Total windows.609-448.4307. 2/13 Capturedin this 8 yefir young hcginners at my home. All post er mulch. Rememberno shortage. Guaranteedto work. waterproofingetc. 0067for caning and rushing. PROFESSIONALtree care by smission, pov,’er steer ng, burningin NewJersey! 30 ~.p. Manystyles tn choose for radio, oxccllunteandition buy mobile home 65’ long, ages, guaranteed results. WSI.FISI[ER IIUII,DEIt’s Refinishing,repairing ofall fully insured StagandeeFarm direct rom owner81606. Call 1067 CHEVELLE- like new. 4 featuring modernfront kit- Wide experience. Limited chipper with operator, $17.50 inside finish. 201-297-2803day kinds, tf Services. {6091 737-3242. eed,396,4 newG-70 tires-S900. numberoF students. Call 6O9- per iaour, $25ram. Call Decrier or nite. tf INC. Firewoodand woodchips for 6419-737-365:1. 2/13 ~pa chen dining room with parkay 924-7240. 2/6 Landscapes,609-924.I221. TF 609-799-3SI8 11 after 5 p.m.609-395-1215. floors, living room12 x 13 with TF sale - delivered. DON’TWAIT 2/6 wall~vall carpeting, 3 paneled -- have the ravagesof winter 9 repaired prior to the bedrooms and bath with NEEDtlELP. CAN’TDRIVE CAR WON’T START PIANO TUNING GARAGE DOORS IN- ’64 T-Bird, excellent running double sink and vanity. A NAIL? WANT A CAR- STALLED& REPAIRED-- developmentof morecomplex tend. Call after 6 p.m. (2011 TItIUMI’tl ’73 Stag - V8, PIANOlessons -- experienced call problems. 2/6 Central air conditioning,large teacher with professional PENTER?Call Walt Dye 609= Regulating Repairing Reasonable. Free estimates, 469-7098. " 2/6 convertible, removable storage shed andfull skirting 446-1555. tf 201-297-3797. ff hardtop, auto, AM/FMradio, I : music backgroundwishes to BARNEY’STOWING & ROBERTII. IIALLIEZ included. Our Williamsburg :take limited number of ROAD SERVICE Registered jump seats, meg wheels, I Mobilehome can remain on lot students. Recently movedto 307Morrison Ave. CARPENTRY,REPAIRS and ’69 PONTIACBunocville -- radials, Typres rear window for adult buyer. Priced at only MemberPiano Technicians dark greun with black vinyl this area. Beginners -- Ad- NEED REPAIRS Hightstown,N.J.08520 Guild, Inc. small alterations. Call (609) Interior "plantscaping ! Ex- defroster, 11,6O3miles. $6,500. 609-443-4424 tf (~. ,u’ conditioning, po~cr, i2Oll 672-2577,T &T Motors, $10,000. vanced.Call 609-799.3176.1/30 H.EMODELING,9 CON- TF 6o9-921-7242 tf ~9.0678after5:30 p.m. teriorlandscape design and Wlndt}ws, anl/fnl rad O, 1619 WeedbridgeAve., Edison...... STRUCTION.We’ll do just .... CALLStagandee Farm dyn 1 c speakers, Micheloo aboutanything. No job too Service for explanationof this 1130 FIELDER AGENCY WEBUYcomplete contents of lircs. 423engiue. $1 3OO.609- ...... GUITARlessons -- for in- small.Robertson & Sen. 609- LIGHT HAULING, uniqueconcept. (6o91 737-3242. 449-1126)efore 5 p.nl. 609-448- Realtor- MemberMLS formationcall 2.01.369-4844. 737-’~60. tf houses. Please call 201-297- 2/6 1629Hwy. #27, Edison, N.J. 4757. tf CHEAPESTRATES - Small COMMISSIONa portrait of 3261after 5l).m. TF JAGUAII LAND ROVER -- weekdays9-9, Sat. &Sun 10-6 1/30 movingjobs. cellars andattics your loved one by Mouique Authorizeddealer. T & T 201-9~-53O0,5801, 5802 cleaned.Call JohnVincent 6-11 Fro,wold. Comein and see an VWBEETLE 1965 - Ugly but Motors,210 Woodbridge Ave., 1/30 PIANOTUNER. Also piano a.m. 609.443-1687or Lawrence exampleof her work. runswall on little gas. A6king llighhmdPark, N.J. 201-572- teacher. Prompt reasonable GOURMET - TO-GO won- DANNYPAINTING CO. -- 4-9 p.m. 609-924-0741 for DOERLEELANDS(~APES $495.Call 609-921.6051 eves. 2577. tf service. Call 201-249-6168. derfulfood for parties at Interior & Exterior. estimate. 2/20 Reed HouseAntiques 2/13 BEAUTIFUL- almost new air home.Delivery daily. After Reasonablerates. Satisfaction _’200N. Main St. LandscapeDesigning conditioned & automatic 5:.30 p.m. phone609-737-2092 uaranteed. Residential & tlightstown,N.J. and 1965 FORD Falcon- Good heated mobile homo.10 by 20 ~ommercial. Call anytime 609-443-6888 Contracting 1967 MEHCURYstation for menu. tf SAVE- paint and varnish wagon,low mileage like nmv. cond.new parts new tires, Florida room large bedroom, FinancialServices (609)393-4718. tf ff 609-924-1221 tf ;{ 9-443-6337ufter 6. 1/30 $400.Cal 609-466.1157. 2/13 twin basin bathroom, large removedfrom furniture, wood living room, modernkitchen and metals. Also do caning ...... and refinishing. Dip’NStrip, - car port, utility shed.In 5 Star INCOME TAX Returns - TYPEWRITERREPAIR -- CUSTOMhome carpentry ’70 FORDBanch Wagon- 9 1973 CELICA TOYOTA- Park. Beaulifui view across Do you dislike planning 306 AlexanderSt., Princeton. "Silver Fantom".Leaded with Tampa Bay, Florida. Only reparedin yourhome. Call Generalcleaning and repairs. weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, 609-924-6666. 2/6 cabinet work and marine WantedTo Rent Pass. Goodcondition. 600.448. A/C.$3,000.Being transferred. ~ Free estimates. CalI Ed carpentry.Call 609-452-6168. 5782. 1/30 $12,500.201-359-4321. 216 obin’sTax Service, 609-448- birthday parties etc.? We TF 6O9-799.2141. 216 6677. 4/10 Red,gun609-448-6443. ff don’t. Youprovide the guests and we’ll provide everything 1963 VALIANTSIGNAT 209- ROOMS PAINTED. Free 1970 PARKWOOD,12’ x 65’ 2 PAINTING& Wall repair -- else including a goodtime. We estimates, reasonable rates. C A R-F’ E N T R" Y, RESPONSIBLE WORKING ’63 PONTIACTempest - new Standard Shift, running bedrooms utihty room TAXED?Income tax returns Interior and exterior. Call also stage fund raises. 609-799- PEOPLEseek rural house to clutch, stick shift, 4 newtires, condition$3o.609-655-0183. 1/30 Barry609-896.9049 eves. tf 2/20 Call3O9-799-1462. 1/23 ALTERATIONS, AD- central air conditioner, !xpertly prepared by 2442or 609.739.2139. )ITIONS.No job too large or ;rent. Immediate or future 2 never mounted. Good con- washerand dryer, large shed, )refesslonal accountants. occupancy.Clarice, t2011 564- ditiun inside andout. $400.Call ~easounble. B & B Tax Ser- eosmall. DougRenk Builder 6O9-799-06?5after 5:3O. 2/13 on location in adult park. Call SEASONEDfireplace wood NEEDA GOOD 09-666.122L TF 4516 days or (2011 873-3767 609-449-7025after 6 p.m. 2/13 vice.6o9-446.9153. 2/6 for sale. Call after 6 p.m.609- ELECTRICIAN? BUILDERS eves. 1/30 ’73 VOLVO164E-Burgundy, 396.0130. 2/13 air, AM/FMstereo tape, 4- Call Hahn Electrical Con- Garages speed manual w/overdrive. tracting. Freeestimates. (2011 Add,fleas Furnished Small Apartment ’68 PONTIACTempest. $575. 9,000mi. 609-723.3576eves. 2/13 1970- Homette- MobileHome, INCOME TAX RETURNS by single professionMman in Call Jerry 6-8 p.m. 609-448- Like New, 12’ x 44’ 1 Bdrm., expertlyprepared. Call 201- 359-4240. Consumer Bureau Dormers PRINCETON $3000. Ca Bonne for ap- BUILDER-- Professional registered, No.1794. Renovations DISI OSALSEItVICE dO’s. Reeky Hill arca, or 0249. 2/13 329-2173. 4/3 craftsmanship. All phases of Princeton Township near pointment. 6-4:30 t201) 227- Rt. 13o& Ralf AcreRd. Route 206 north preferred 1106, After 6 P.M. (201) 274- building. M R. TOTHCON- All WorkCo. Cranbury,N.J. 1973 OLDSMOBILECutlass 197o BUICK- Electra 225 0127. 2/13 STRUCTION,Cranbury, N.J. GUTTER PROBLEMS -- Route206, Belle Mead,N.J. 609-3o5-1389 Please call JohnWilliams, at SupremeRadio Heater Vinyl Limited. 1 owner, loaded but 609-448-9045or 201-329-6o13,tf MaybeI can help. Cleaning (201)359-3000 609-921-9103,Ext, 244;or write Roof$3000. Cal’h 6o9-92’1-7100, can prove over 13 mpg.609. PREPARATION OF andservicing. Experiencedin Homeand Induslry to P. O. Box177, Reeky Hill, N. ExL3O. 1/30 448-09~, 2/13 MOBILE HOME -- 1969 FEDERAL INCOME TAX the fiald. 600-921-2371. 1/23 Garbage,Trash, Rubbish J. O8553. 1/30 returnsin your home/my " 1070CHEVY IMPALA. 2 door Eleona12x66, 3 bdrm., a/c,on PAINTING & PAPER- FURNITURErefinishing - Removed location in adult park, Mobile. home.Reasonable rates. Call HaalingofallTypes RESPONSIBLECOUPLE, no Hardtop8 cyl, 2 dblbarrel City Hightstewn.Call 609448- after 6 p.m.609.448-7491. tf HANGINGFrank Janda, 292 reasonable. Don’t throw it tt carb.vinyl roof, air cond. 600- DutchNeck Rd. Ca I (609)448- PATIO BLOCKS away discover ,Is natural children, no pots. seek 2-3 448-6O09. 2/13 1968 FORD- country Squire 2955 ask for Mr. 0 Dennetl. ff 3578. TF beauty.609-799-0076 eves. ’IF. bedroomhouse or apartment wagon . 44 000 miles A/C Specialtyblocks for within 20 min. of E. Windsor. Mch n tires, air shocks, $875. LAMP SHADES -- lamp DecksWalks WEDDING $275-375per mo.Call 609-448. 609-448-0986. 2/13 & Patas DU r~ ,1, ~~_ U, A ~ u ~"~ __ 3400ext. 2975’after six 448- ’66 CHEVYImpaled dr, V8, TAXACCOUNTING& mounting and repalm, Nassau SAVEON FUEL - Have new Boats RETURNS Interiors, 162 Nassau St., oF 2400ext 286 2/6 auto. p/s, p/b, a/c, r&hother AllWork Co. siding installed on your home, Preserve your memories ] , ¯ ¯ extras. Only 43,000 m. 1 Princeton. tf Now.Professional workdone. that unforgettable day in ~- 1971 Buick Riviera - Fully Corporations partnerships Route206, Belle Mead,N.J. tf For a free estimate call Doug sparkling color. 12 years’ I owner.609-896-9716 or 609-452- loaded, A.C., PowerSteering, 6525. 2/6 and ndividuals. Financial . . (2011359-3000 Reek,Builder, 609-659-1221. experience photographing LARGEROOM -private AM/FMradio. Excellent consultationsand statements. ALL MASONRY: Expert ’IF weddings. Reasonablerates. ]home, furnished, A/C, Prin- condition.Call 609-448.6184.ff TAKEadvantage of off season 10 a.m.- 10 p.m.201-236-6654. guaranteedwork. Free t60915874850. if lee,on area off Nassau for price reductionon the original KEMP’STAX & estimates reasonable. -- ~ I scientist. Re[’s. Phone 609-92I- fun-to- sailboat. UsedSailfish 4.996 weekdays, 9-5. 2/6 ACCOUNTING Specialize~ fireplaces and COLONIALDECORATORS - REPAIR & SERVICE all 1969 FORDEconeline club van now $390. New and used TF steps,(201)356-6718. 2/13 makes & models of sewing - 6-cyl. - great gas mileagefor 1972 FORD- Grand Tar,no Sunfish also available. Specializing in interior and Itead the communitymerchants’] exterior painting color machines. Homeservice, advcrtisemeetsin the easy-to- town, kids, car pool or cam- hard lop. Excellent condition, Princeton Marine Services, complete overhaul, $6.95, ping - seats 8. "Creampuff" all extras. $2,200.Call 201-358- P.O. Box1140 Princeton, N.J. __ RECYCLE seleclion, minor home im- read news pages to keep posled GARAGESPACR -- to house 6934or 201-359-4644after 5 p.m. provements,etc. Exceptional parisextra. Call Ron(201) 725- on the latest local bargains, antique car. Security neigh- . wtth radio heater and trailer ereal 609-924-6333. 1/23 THIS CATERING8 to 80. French, quality, lowest prices, free 1535 after 3 and all day berhnoddesired. 609-298-6678 h tch. Ca 609-737-1410after 2/8 English or Americancuisine. estimate.Call 609-466.3471,2/6 Saturday, ff after 6 p.m. 1/30 6:30 p.m. or weekends.2/13 NEWSPAPER Experienced.(609) 5874850, ff "Seven For Central Jersey" ~,Y~,~t NEWS ]~e ManvilleNews Classified . dvertising [hn Franklin NEWSRECORD THURSDAY,JANUARY 3 I, 1974 WantedTo Rent ForRent - Rooms ForRent - Apts. For Rent- Apts. RealEstate For Rent Business RealEstate For Sale RealEstate For RentLand For Sale RealEstate For Sale ROOMSand semi-efficiencies SUBLET- 1 bedroom apt. II-’~"S’E’"~-~F’I’~SH~.;~ OF~ICE~ubl~t Eust"X’m’w~l~pwp~hcart RESPONSIBLE COUPLE at weekly rates, Princeton }Iightstown area, immediate APT. FOR IIENT. On Live.. ,ina luxurymolar home ,ava’d,a~)[e~immedh’ v"ntelv 400 st " of .h°rse.country, l-l/2 acre PENNINGTONBOROUGH desire 2 or 3 bedroomhouse or ManorMotor Hotel, U.S. #1 occupancy¯ $175. per me. Delawarelliver in New}lope, lflltts done, on your lot. All I ft divided_int.o 2 o’’fhces. ’2 braiding lots ready to go apt. with carpets drapes¯ MonmouthJct. 201-329-4555,t~ Eves.609-448-6236. 2/13 Pa.2 bedrooms,dining room, conveniences. 609-924-7616. TF blocks from Palmer Sq. I $13,000 each. COLONIAL- Large kitchen Vicinity Princeton, living room, kitchen, bath, dining room, laundry room, 3 Washington Crossing, patio, fireplace. $275including ------[Carpeting air conditioning ...... , bedrooms1-1/2 baths 1 car parking,¯ ’ $125, per me m-. ’ mazzoccnl:~,ssoclates Ringees. Nopets or children. BACHELOR seeking 2 YEAR-ROUNDshore house on heat, hot water and all PRINCETONborough- house I e udin" utilities Call 609 924 Realtor201-762-0230 garage plus separale building Call 609-655-2916. 2/13 responsible individuals to u lagoon, four bedrooms,two utilities. Call 215.862.2253,tf forrent Furn shed 2bedroomI ,).,~ . ",/,~ Evenings~09466.2708 for hobbies. Zoned office. share his 9 room - 8-1/2 baths, kitchen, living room half duplex¯ Walking distance I ...... " ff residential. $44,900, bathroomhouse in E. Windsor. enclosedpore L for sale or rent to campus on Wilherspeon St. [ -- Cheaperthan apt. Call 609-452- for $300a month.Cull 609..466- Suitable for couples,students, ] COLONIAL-MOdernkitchen, COLLEGE PROFESSOlt 5178before 5 p.m. 2/6 1946. 2/6 PRINCETONMEADOWS sub- or professionals. $265. plus I OFFICESI’ACE~ HOMESITE 01l IN- dining room, fireplace in movingto Rutgers seeks 3-4 let - $226. unfurnished, l utilities.609-924-7754. 2/13 I VESTMENT-- 6.6 ACRES living room, den, laundry room,1-1/2 baths, 4 bedrooms, bedroomhouse with room for bedroomCarpets and drapes - / Newmodern suburban off ce Herrontown Rd. Princeton 1 car garage. $56,900. a study on 1/2 acre or morein incl. 4 monthsleft on lease, Two.For information call B, Middiebushor similar area. AVAIl,. IMMEDIATELY-- 5 -- / center on Rt, 287 interchange rm. furn. apt. to be shared option1o renew.609.799-3421. PENNINGTON( Hopcwell Space available from 500: Yedlin609-921-6651. 1/30 HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP $35,09O-$55,000.Call (2011768- ForRent - Apts. 1/30 Twp.t -- Newbi-level house 60,060sq.ft. Prestigiousneigh- 2310eves. 2/13 with male. Quiet residential for rent,4 br, lip. rm, faro. rm, location in Millstone/Manville bars. Partitioning to suit. RANCH. Modern kitchen, l 1/2 bath kitchen din. rm Carpeting, air conditioning, enclosed sun deck,Such dinining room, 3 bedrooms,1- area. $145 me. includes utility rm,2ear garage. House blinds’ included. Privalo ca- outstandingextras as central 3 RM. FURN.APT. in Prin- ufilities. Referencesrequired, is within easy ’walking 1/2 baths, 2 car garage. IHIDDLE-AGEDwidow, no ceton.- to sub-let, Call 609-924-201-:L59-4301after 6 p.m.or 201- BELLEMEAD - spacious 3 trance. Ample parking¯ 53 ACRES,W. Amwell Twp., air all appliances,full wall to $49,600. children,nopets, seeks three 5180 after 5. 2/6 35!).3414days. 1/23 roommodern apt. Wall to wall distance to local shopping Reasonable rental on short Ilunterdon Co. Woodedand wail carpeting, swimming rooms and bath unfurnished carpeting, heat supplies, center and schools. term lease. tennis and muchmore. Value References and security open, 200’ frontage on Goat RANCH- Modern kitchen, . apartment, nice location in $23o/mo.Security lease and Hill Rd.$3000 per acre. 609.397-at $26,000. dining room,3 bedrooms,2 full Princeton.Call 609-586-5340. references. Etsenhowert deposit required. $460/month HoraceC. Sl|mnan &utilities. Day608-921.9472, 3648. 2/13 TOPBI-LEVEL . Excellent baths, family room, 2 car l/3o PRINCETONAPT. - on New "Gallery of Homes",Realtors. 201-469-2230 .tf garage, central air con- PRINCETONMEADOWS -- 201-356-8121. 1/16 Night 609-737-3212. tf corner lot framesthis lovely :1 ditionmg.$55,9OO. ’, Yorkand local bus routes. 1 Aft. Sublet available im- yr. old bi-level homewith a block shopping center. Two medialely. I bdrm $220 per viewof the lake in Allentown. COLONIAL- Penn View : large rooms, wall to wall me.Call after 7 p.m. 609-448- SMALL 2 BEDROOMun- WARREN PL~tZA WEST-- Features include living room careling, plus new kitchen 2554. 1/23 furnishedhouse in Princeton. with picture windowdining IIei,~hts NewLar-e kitchen YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MANVILLE -- Elderly Rt. #130 EAS’r WINDSOR, 9 ACRESCommercial. 2 mi. . ’ . I V,’Lt|I..~ :-eating , ’area .~’ ilreplacein - ’ with dishwasher garbage womandesired, share kitchen $350 plus security. Available STORE SPACE FOR RENT. room, hanasome moaern I livin~, room famiN ro~m’~ couple seeking an apartment disposaland double oven, 2 full facilities with another elderly immediately.609-587-7203. 2/13 Soof tlighlstownon Rt. 33, 400 kitchen 22 R paneled family ~" for immediate occupancy m baths. $:lo0/mo. Call working ft. frontage, corner lot. RR 1"2 ~aths 4’~dr : ~- ’ woman.$75 per month. Call Existing20 sloreshopping room,4’bedrooms2fullbaths Princeton or nearbyvicinity. beurs9-11:30a.m. 609-924-4113. siding. Call Burgorland609- laundry room and attoche~ ~a~eb g. $793o0.oc , , earns, z ear : Pleasecall 608-921-3784or 609- 2/13 from 6 p.m.-Sp.m,for further }lOUSE FOR RENT: 3 plazahas lOOO sq.R. store 446-2955.Mr. O’Donnell. tf 021.89o7. 2/13 MANVILLE- 3 room fur- information, 201-359-343O.1/23 bedroom house in nice available. Fully air con- garage. All this plus central ~..AMRR!~LLne.~ Ir ,~h.n : nishcdapt. with bathupstairs. -location.Living room, dining ditioned, acoustic ceiling, mr at a reahstm$37 , 500 . with eatin[~ area, family room Imnmculate.Available Jan. 1. room,kitchen, den and 2 recessed lighting, paneled with firepmee laundry room KENDALLPARK -- 3 room & $225. per me. security baths.$350.00 per month. No walls, tile floor. Excellent COMFORTABLELIFE - In 14 bedrooms 2’1"2 ba’hs ~ ~ 4 room opts¯ Bus at door, 1 required. Call 201-725-2320.TF leaserequired. location on State Hwy.#130 SOURLANDMOUNTAINS - 17 Rossmoor,Beauhful carefree ,~ara-e 3 beautiful acres This ForRent - Roomschild accepted.201-297-2143. SUBLET- bedroom, kitchen 1/4 mi. southof the Princeton. acres. Beautiful. wooded. living in this planned earn-I~ron~ri’v hasarm.., w th" an_ d 1/38 bath. 10 m nute walk from LEONARD VAN HISE tlightstawn ltd. $459 monthly houlder strewn. Large stream mumtynear Cranbury. 1st ~:ha’rm "~23OO campus. Feb. 15 to June. AGENCY plus taxesand utilities on 2 yr. frontage¯ $4,000 per acre. floor of a lovely colonial less I ..... $150/mo.plus utilities. 609-924- 100Stockton St. lease with option. Call 609-448. Partial financing available. than 1 yr. old. Offers foyer, I EASTAMWEtt ,rn~vr,,qU,D ROOMFOR RENT- private ,1024 weekdays largemodern attractive k~tch.en, living¯ .2 roombig I acres Mocierh"ki’[chen~’~ ...... 3 entrance. Call 609-448-8407 5 ltOOMMODERN APT. in 2 1253. 2/6 Iiightstown,N.J. for ap- Recent survey. Call 609-924- family house off Route 130 at LARGE4 room apt. close to (609)448-4250 - i pointment. If 9(}06eves, weekends. 2/6 formal dining, beautifully I RANCH1 36 ~rtl,, wooded after 5 p.m. 2/13 beginning of Deans. Business Squibb and ETS, Completely couple or 2 singles, Utilities renovated and modernized. oeorooms’ 2. tue oatus ’ en- bedrooms,1 full h~a..., ~h ~ .’ car supplied¯ No pets. $275 a ’rile bath, built-in kitchen Office-Farnished closed portnco, carport and central air conditioning. A I ~.1"~-ara-e ~ ’ aluminum sid" rag, ROOMwith private hath in mootb.Call betw.5-8 p.m.201- cabinets, garage. Secluded I,AWRENCEVILI,E -- LAWItNECETOWNSHIP - 3 Rt. 1.30,Ilightstown, N.J. excellent borough neigh- 297-6051. 1/23 with nice yard. $270, utilities Fraoklin Corner Gardensnow EXCLUSIVELOTS -- in Elm magnificent buy for a couple .... borl, ood. Parking, limited .’xtra, l yr. lease 1 me. bedroom, 6 room house. 350OSq. Ft. of modernoffice (Purchaser must be over 48 I RANC’H takingal)plicatious for I and2 Security and references Ridge Park. l I/2 acres, M,,~,~n~.;t~h. ’ kilcbcnprivileges, call 609.921- ;ecurity, no children or pets I)edroom apartments. From required 608-396-3117after 5 space availablc immedale y. $2o,0{6)up. Princetonprestige years of age) $3O,500. dining room.~"f’i’rep[’acen~: 2654. 2/13 SMALLAPT. - Princeton dense. Call 609-466-1756 $220 flus security per month. a.m 2/13 Will’ rent fm’nished or an- area. Itarold A. Pearson,608- ¯ , 1 v ng room3 bedrooms1-1/2’ vicinity for matureman. Call nornings. 2/6 A r-cond Ioner. hot water and furnished. For inspection call 737-2203. tf TOPS.pLIT~ E.xccL!ent haft baths, lcargarage. Nestied on; before2 p.m. 201-521-1870.2/13 heat iocluded. Convenient Weinlraub, Casey & Vee- ¯mre . sate frames th~s .lovely 2.8 acres wttha magnificent: location just off Rt. l 161 ehione,Ine. 201-636-0200. tf spht level home m the v ew of the country side’ 2HARMINGhalf of duplex in Brooktree section of E. ~-s~un I,’raaklin Curnerltd. Call ~9- llopewell. Beautiful wood ’: 886-[~.)90or sec Monager,Apt. EAST WINDSOR TWO PARCELS OF LAND, Windsor.Features include 21 _a ...... LARGE DESK- air con- work, living room wilh : both wooded(ooe 5 acres and feet living roomwith picture ditioned,walking distance to NEAR New llope, rent PRINCETON- for rent,un- C-3or office. "l’} " fireplace, remodeledkitchen OFFICESPACE FOIl RENT EWINGTOWNSHIP ’. furn. 4 room apt. near cen- and bath. Dining room, 3 WAItRENPLAZA WEST i other 10 acres) located near window, formal dining, center ,if Princeton ad comfietely furnished apart- ter of town. References and liT.13o & DUTCIINECK l[ightstown in East Windsor handsomeeat in kitchen with RANCH- Aluminum siding,: University. Free parking. ment, 2 large rooms, tiled bedrooms,finished attic, full self cleaning range and dish- new roof, immaculatecon-: ) securityrequired. Call 608.924. basement,sun deck, nice rear ROAD Township.Will sell each piece Gentlemanonly. Rent$25. Call bath. small electric kitchen, 1017. tf separate or total. Terms washer, panelled family room, dition. Kitchen with eating. 609-924-0608. 2/13 oo small estate in country. No yard. Offstreet parking,$335 a available. Call 201-542-2659 4 large bedrooms2-1/2 baths children, no pets. uo lease. MODERNI bedroom apl. near month. Walter B. llowe, Inc. area, 2 bedrooms,1 full bath,: llightstown. $190 per month. I{eultors 609-924-3O95. 2/6 evenings. TF basementand 2 car garage, attic for future expansion.’ Prefer non-smoker, SUITE SIZE _ NETPER All this plus centralair, patio Financing available to. references and security, phone Starting Feb.Ist. Call 609-452- wall to wall and muchmore 2700,ext. 2097,weekdays 9 to 5. MO. qualifiedbuyer, $_’~J,800. FUI{N1SItEI) ItM. -- 215-862-2554. ff APT. TOSfIAltE - Female¯ 2rm. 3o5sq.ft. $200. Qualityvalue at $52,900. Millstone. very good area. Center of Princeton¯ $130 1/30 RENTweekends or weekly month.Call 609-924-5926after GreemvoodLake house near 4 rm. 770sq.ft. $375. RealEstate ForSale l,arge clean rm. for gen- WASHINGTONTOWNSHIP tleman. Unlimited kitchen ...... 1/23 major N, J. ski areas. All Attractive prestige building privileges. All utilities, UNFURNISHEDapt. - for TRENTON-- 3 roomapt. $149 winter sports¯ Sleeps 8, Call with ample parking in ex- FUTUREOCCUPANCY -- on ¯ references. (2011359-4381 or 609-921-7919 or 396-4277. COLONIAL- Brick and rent in Princeton. Nochildren per monlh.Ideal for students. HOPEWELL.N.J. -- right 2/13 ...... > cellent location. Panelled the 2 bedroom,l i/2 bath aluminumsiding, 3/4 acres of: " 33O-?A14. 1/3Oor pets. Marriedcouples only. Call 609-303-1320after 5:30" half of twin dwellingwilh sun walls, ear feted, acoustic :townhouse:. Buy-at today’s --- land. Centralair eondilioning,: 609-921-6927. 1/30 p.m. TF perch, lovely light living room ceiliogs, ten,rail air con- price. Asking$33,900. large eat-in kitchen, dining’ ditioned.I or 2 :,,eat’ lease witb room, fireplace in family: DESIIL~LEroom for rent - 5 with fireplacc, large dining room,newly finished kitchen, EASTWINDSOR TWP. option. Available im- LAKEWOOD-- Beautiful 4 room,office, 5 bedrooms,2-1/Z minutes to campus,parking¯ FORRENT - in Kingston. 1 mediately. Call 609-440-4024 bedroom Colonial with lleferences.Call 609-924-4474.) SUBLET--Windsor Regency, :1 bedrooms, newly finished baths, 2 car garage, $70,500.: bedroomunfurnished apart- bath. Woodfinishedplay area Beautifulsplit level borne for wcekilays, tf spacious entertainment QUALITY COLONIAL - 1/23 nmnt. Living room kitchen E. Windsor,one bedroom,a r- center. $54,900. Excellent 1/2 acre location BUYLAND: tend. Avniluble2/1, rent $160 on 3rd floor. Basemenl rent. 4 bedrooms,2-1/2 baths near Kreps school in East with appliances. Near bus. No recreation room. Covered and ree. room. Avail. Jan. 1 ’rlIEY IION’TMAKI,:IT ’, SUNNYROOM - country pets. Lease $185 per month monthly.Call after 5:30. ~9- perch mrear. $335. a month. H~’A,r,~.,rr,~w,~,~,,r Windsor Township, This large ANYM(HtI’: setting I/2 mile on bus line to 448-5998. 1/23 1974, $390me. plus utilities. ~.~,~r,"k~E2~’~’dr’*oom’h%’meand lovely Colonial home includes heat and hot water. Call 606-921-2435. tf One mo. seeurtty required. Real Estate Wanted ~ " campus.All houseprivileges. Call 609-921-7085. ff in excellent¯ condition Pine features. livin~g room with 3.85 ACRES-- Elm Ridg~ 699-924-5792. 2/6 Phone609-448-5558. 2/6 paneled .kitchen and" . . dmmglpmture ...... winoow, formal_ Road,llopewell Twp. $_’20,000’. room family room with bar, . maing’ llanQsomemooera eat UNFURNISHED-- 3 rm. and ROSSMOOR- couple willing to INTERESTEDin sell’ng’. For on 4 wooded’acreson a main m kitehoo. , level. paneled LOT-- liT x ttlS’ with brook’. buth apt. Noebildren or pets. rent 2 bedroomfurnished apt, .4 h,,, ’,,~, r,~t,, ~, I faintly roomwRh fireplace 4 FEMALE ROOMMATE FORRENT -- MonmouthJct. qualified service call one of tea .... prL.~e. *, ...... PcnningtanBorough, $25,000. Marriedcouple only. 609-921- w/linens, silver, washer, UNFURNISHED HOUSE, Middlesex county’s leading tdf.~ large bedrooms,2-1/2 baths WANTEDtoslmre 2-bedroom 6927. 2/13 furnished room, full Imth and dryer dishwasher, many avail, on yearly lease. 3 miles ...... full basement and 2 car 18.5 WOODEDacres in W. apartment in E. Windsor. No kitchen. $135/mo. 1 me. extras. Avail. immediatelyfor from Palmer Square, 3 realtors. Mcmberof MLS.Don lease, your s are $115.609-440- security. Telephone608-924- Harringlon Agency, Inc. New itENTAIS garage. Other quality features AmweTwp Excellent road 4 toe’s withpossible extension. bedrooms,1-1/2 baths, $575. branch office at 1525 Fin- 3 BEDRO0~Iranch Hight- include central air lovely frontage. $4,000per acre i 5441.evenings 0-8:3O; Sat. Sun. EASTWINDSOR "P, VP. -- 4 8721. 2/6 $295./mo.If48 or older call ncgan’s Lane, North Brun- stown $260 ’ patio large entrance foyer beforel ] a.m. tf rm. lake view condominium. 609-655-1840 lunch time or G.R. MURRAY,INC. swlck.Phone 201-297-6360. tf a B’EDR’OOMColonial laundry roomand muchmore. APPRt)XIMATELY54 acres w/w carpel balcony, fully eves. 1/30 349Nassau St. l~rincetonJct. $555. "] Topvalue at $54,900. llopewell Twp.Will subdivide" ctuip, oat-in kit, comb. Princeton, N. J. OFFICESPACE -- Cranbury. into 2 parcels. Beautifulview. washer/dryer A/C, carport, 609-924-0430 I pool, clubhouse. $290/mo. 201- 3 BEDROOM-- 2 story I GORGEOUSCOLONIAL .. $4,60Oper acres. FURNISIIED ROOM-- for IIDR.UNF. sublet for final PRINCETONARMS tf YOUNGWOMAN desires Hightstown,$300. I TopEast Windsorlocation for entlemannn quiet street, 2 891-2719. l/3o five nnmthsof lease. Optionto smallinexpensive apt. within 6 2 BEDROOMapt. -- $220. this large 3 year old Colonial 21 ACRES-- Frontage on 2 ~locks off MainSt.. Manville. remain. Includes w/wcarpel I.uxury Apartments mile radius of Princeton. ~homefeaturing living room roads¯ llopewell Twp. Ex- Call days, (201) 725-6:163or o/ellow) drapes, central StartingSpring ’74. Please call "’.~,,1~.- ~ I,~ [~ with raised hearth fireplace, cellent Iocalion. $5,000 per eves.( 2(11) 722-5524. I and 2 bedrooms.Individually 609-921-3223before 5 p.m.2/13 3rd FL APTunique wide open heal/air tend., refrig dish- Business ~UlIJlt ~l~]~g.,I.~’ MS,it’. formal dining, bright modern acre. washer, disposal, fialconv controlled beat. 2 air con- Membe~’of’Multip’le eat-in kitchen, lovely paneled space, w/w carpet, nice patio , .pool, tenniseourls an~i ditioners. Individual RealEstate For Rent l,istingfervice family room, 4 large 78 ACRES-- Hopewell Twp. overlook,out in the countr.ynr Balconies. 12 cut. ft ...... Hopewe[l. $250 me. mc. recreahonal room. Locatedin 37N. MainSt. Cranbury bedrooms,2-1/2 baths, full lleavily woodedwith stream ROOMFOR RENT - Outskirts Plainsbor’o. Available Feb Refrigerator. VenetianBlinds. STORE FOR RENT -- FAMILYOF FOURis seeking 609-39~44 basement and 2 car garage. 2,90{)’of frontage. $3,600per of Princeton. Pleasant. utilities. 609..466-2084. 1.30 Ist. $~6/mo. Col evenings Largewalk-in closets. Private Princeton house from pr vote Also featuring central mr, Parkingarea, reasonable. 609- Princeton. Approximately~0 Eves,&wkends395.1258 acre i (;08-799-3194. 1/23 entrances. Laundryroom with sq,ft. Cal1201-722-S100,1/30 seller, April, Mayor June walk-in closet laundry room 466-3146. 2/6 washers and dryers. Wall to occupancy. Large modern 799-0301,or 448..4857 and almost finished basement. 1.8 ACRES-- West Amwell wall carpeting in 2nd floor kitchen and mimmumof 3 $55,900. Twp. Scenic, trees, with kESPONSIBLE-- person TOWNItOUSE GARDENS.-- apartments¯ Superintendent bedrooms.7o’s to 9o’s price stream. $13,50(~. I & 2 Ixtrm opts from $185. on site. Rentsstart at $100up. (’IIOICELOCATION range. Send details to Box PICTURESQUE RANCH FURN.ROOM for gentleman. wanted to share large coed llighlstown.Supt. on site. 609- SOUTH BRUNSWCK- new Private entrance, kitchen. farmhouse with lake in the PIIINCETON 02468c/o Princeton Packet. ranch to be built on acre Excellent location in Hickory 448-2198...... t_...~f Modelapartment - Telephone II ChambersStreet, 2nd floor. 2/6 Acres section of E. Windsor. VanHisc Rcaln, i PlY at 518 WashngtonAve, Belle Mead area. Private (6091 448.4801. (Open daily Attractive entrance 1080 sq.R. woodedlot. Quiet dead end l¢oaltor t’eonmgtou,N.,I." : ~Fanville or ca 201-722-6298, room. $80. plus security streeet. Pricedut only$39,990. Features includes large deposit. Forinfo. call 609-921- from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. All utilities, air-conditioned. Oliver RealtyofPrinceton60~- sunken living room formal ’rd. (609)737-3615 2/6 APARTMENTSFOR RENT except Sunday) Directmns Brokers protected. Call 609- dining, 21 foot moderneat in 9152between 9-5 or after 5 call ResortProperty 924-7777. (6081883-211/) 201-359-4889. 2/6 -- l bedroomluxury equipped from Princeton: Princeton- 924-1432. tf 1/30 kitchen wilh adjacent laundry 20’ living room, completely tlightstmvn Road turn right room,5, yeses 55 bedrooms,bedrooms,3-1/23- ~1~ woodedslte, private entrance on Old TrentonRoad 1/2 mile FLORIDA- Briny Breezes baths panelled family room WANTED -- Mature, opens on landscaped courl turn eft and follow signs, tf HOPEWELL-- 1000 sq.R. arge hnished basementwith responsible female to share RENTlovely 1st floor garden ample parking, short orlong Club near Delray Beach apt. Avail. Feb. 1st. Two swimmingpeal, tennis courts, Mobile Home available 155 ACRES- Industrial storage areas and 2 ear large new furnished house cenlrul TVwith N,Y. and term lease $350 monthlyinc. location, HopewellTownship. garage. A}l this plus central wilfischool teacher Excel ent bedrooms, two baths E. Phi]ly reception. Private, heul. Additional1000 sq,R. if March,April.609-924-3o02. 2/6 Windsor area Poe desired. Suitable for ~leuners, 4500’ "of road frontage ap- air, patio and much more. eeation. Call 606.924-~71after playground. Private patio & secure from $235. Lawrence proximate2 miles from1-95 or Realistically pricedat $5’J90. TWINRIVERS -- Florida- 4 or weekends, ff storage. Pets allowed¯ ews, on RI. 206, Lawrence decorators, dance scudio, TV TrentonAirport. Zoned20 acre boundowner sacrificing 4 br Township,2 streets north of shop, special classes. Call RENT -- POCONOSKI AREA $235/m0.Call 609-443-6968.1/30 RealEstate For Rent aRer6p.m.609-737-2824.1/30 --Beaulifal 3story"A" frame tract. Excellent area for any MANCHESTER COLONIAL " detached, 1/3 acre 2 1/2 baths U.S. #I & 206 junction. Open large complex.Asking $5,000. East Windsor’s largest 4 w/glass encl, Central a/c, w/w daily noon to 6 p.m. Call 608- Chalet for weekendor weekly rental. Sleeps9, 10 rain. from per acre. bedroomColonial on a well carp central vac, humidifier 696.1834. tf }lOUSE FOR RENT -- 0 manicured1/2 acre site with a Amana side/side, self- PRINCETONresidence -- to 3 ROOMfurn. apt. in Prin- roomsand garage. Inquire at FOUR ROOM SUITE for Jack Frost & BigBoulder. 608. WEST AMWELLTWP, -- woodedrear lol. This 3 year cleaning ovenyash& dr. dish- share for responsible female. ceton to sublet from Feb. l 49 No. lllh Ave.,Manville. professional use. Paneled ~98.4220or 259-9400, 1/30 Mostlywooded 4/24 acres, 106’ old homefeatures large living Private bedroom. Share carpeted A/C, Somerville washer,priv. fence, 2 patios ,~ kitchen, bath, living room through June or J~y, Phone 1/23 road frontage. Excellent roomwith bay window,formal eone/rdwd,storms &screens. family room, laumfry with 609-924-1046. 2/13 location with parking. Long location to build a secluded dining room, handsome Tennis & swimming too!"7 PRINCETON MEADOWS lease preferred. Details call BEACHFRONT APT. -- on home. On Mack top road modern eat-in kitchen. 1/2% mgt. - $49,000 or best congenialtrio. Eves. 609-924. The HalpernAgency, Realtor. 5177. tf APTS.-- Interested in sub- LARGE.0 room house. New beautiful Sapphire Bay St. subject to perc test. Asking Paneled family room with offer. 60044B-6668. tf leasing? Apt, 47-01 with cold kitchen 1-1/2 baths air 201-722-B181. 1/30 Thomas. Ground foor, $11,000. raised hearth fireplace, 4] carpeting, laundry facilities cand toned, ooN, Y. bus he. sleeping-living room, large Iextra large bedrooms in- right downstairs, avail, for $325.per me.plus utilities. No bedroom,equipped kitchen 2 OSCARWOLFEREALTOR eluding a 19 ft. master MOUNTSMOTEL - U.S, l in MANVILLE- 4 large rooms, Feb. I. Call 609.799.3243.Jack pets. Pleasecal1609.921.7164.if baths, a r conditioned. Ac- 609-387.2138 bedroomwith walkin closet. 2- BRIARWOOD .~ LawrenceTwp. opposite north side ceramictile bath, DeGrade. 2/6 OFFICESPACE, - excellent commodatesup to 6 persons. 1/2 baths, laundry room,I heat & hot water private attractive location 11 EWINGTOWNSHIP HowardJohnson Restaurant, Maid and hnen service powder room, full basement[ 5 NEWLUXURY MODELS’ Wehave rooms for rent by the entrance, garage available in ChambersSt., Second floor, provided. Tennis courts, and2 ear garage.All this plus I FROM$46,990. weekat special reduced rates. a few months,$220. Security. ,080 sq. ft. includes light, swimmingpool, water sports central mr at a rcahslic[ 3O YEARMORTGAGES " Alsoeffidencies. Cull609-896. Couples preferred. 201-725- HIGHTSTOWNAPT -- 3 kent air conditioning.Brokers restaurant on premises¯ SUPERIORvalue Princeton $62,500, 0243. 1/30 rooms & bath, All modern )roteeted. Ca 609-924-1432. Twp.Four bdrms, 2-1/2 baths, AVAIL. 0125. 2/6 conveniences including w/w HOU’SE FOR RENT - 3 Reasonable.Call 609-924-2620. liv. rm., fireplace din. rm., ] i carpeting. Private entrance. bedrooms,living room, dining 2/13 tf Opendailynoon todusk) room, gameroom kitchen, 2 k lc., faro. rm., laund, rm., MORTGAGE MONEY NICELYfurnisheci spacious PRIVATE2 rm. elf, 2-1/2 mi. Residential. Responsible storage attic. Woodedlot AVAILABLE1! I roomfor rent. Refr g &sink, couple desired. Lease. baths, On 13 acres, Ski man. STORAGESPACE available ready for occupancy.$60,000, 4 beclroom Colonials ~and from Princetonsouth on US 1 Call 212-994-3738. 2/6 400 sq. ft. above garage. 1 Ranchers. 2 car garages half Avelab e Fob. I. Call after 5 $1~. me, including utilities. apply owner 303 Morrison black fromNassau St. Carl 609- SAVEA LITTLE MOREfrom 20% down 8% mortgage. p.m.609-921-6242, 1/30 6~-924-5792. 2/6 Ave., Hightstown, tf 824-4883or 924-4273. 2/0 your paycheckand still know Owner.608-737-2203. TF acre lots, next to Mountain that your child is getting ~ViewGolf Club. ROOMY2 BDRM duplex apt. loving attention. Hightslown. INDUSTRIALoutside storage DIRECTIONS:Rt, I to 546 SUBLET EAST WINDSOR- in NewEgypt. $160 per Me. - located in Hillsboro, near 600-443-6120. 2/6 LAWRENCETWP. -- Cape ROOMFOR RENTin privateLarge 1 bdr. patio, storage, utilities. Ca11609-259-7633after IMMEDIATELY AVAIL- West,follow all Rt. 1.95 South ABLE - Beautifullyfurn- Manville. Approx. 1/2 acre. Cod. 3 bedrooms,2 full baths, signsfor approx¯ 9 miles turn homenear RCA Laboratories. parquet floors. $185per month 6, 1/10 $123. per mo.201-725-1095.TF dining room, fireplace. REALTORS Gentlemanonly, free perking. Inc.’beat ha,water, gas, pool. ished4 bedroom house for Aluminumsiding newroof, A- Rt. 130JustNorthol right1 blockbefore entrance Pleasecall 609.452-2125 eves, rent. 15 rain. fromNassau St. NurseryRoad. Travel I mile available Apr. 1. 609-448-8815 I cundton in and out. No TheOIdYorkelnn on NurseryRoad to models. or weekends, tf after 5:30 p,m, 2/13 ONE bedroom apartment for ’till June30 call 609448-4916. APPROXIMATELY900 sq. ft. Thespet’ial three.runeprice ,or brokers. Reasonable.Call 608. rent . kitche.n, living room, 1/30 furnished office space clussitied adverliseroeo(~,ap. 683-9469or 609-393-2096, 1/23 448-5000 bath on second floor in Rocky available in Princeton plies only t, ads that aren’t IDEALREALTY INC. Hill. Available March1. Cull Research Park Rt, 206. Call rhangedover the three v, oeks REDUCEDPRICE 4 BR’Col. [ E" WindsorTownshiPHighlstowa REALTOR LARGEBEDROOM.study, 3 ROOMFURNISHED APT. FARM HOME- 2 bedrooms. Princeton Financial Systems- Modeltele. 609.882.6830or call priwJte.bath and terrace, for gentleman, Utilities in- 609..466-1946. 2/6 Anycl nge meansm)re’prmnog Preferably adults. No 609-921-3400for further in- ¢’,)~IsI,)r Ihe oewspalx, r. Smalldown payment, ~_riv~te 201-283-2600, Beautiful woodedarea. Single eluded. Call 201-725.5667.1/23 Call609-259-7015. P~tIs3 formation. 1/30 mortgage,in high’50 s. Call gentleman. 609-921-2312,TF owner609.737-2203. ff I ¯ ’ [ THE PRINCETON PJtCKET "Seven For Central Jersey" s~.~.~.~ NEWS ’l’h(~[zwn:nla; h’,dg~;r THE CENTIbqL POST ]he ManvilleNews R)INDSOR-ItIGHTS HERALD Class i fi’ed Jqdvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD THURSDAY,JANUARY 3], 1974 ~.~R~.~.~:~~ --~

¯ ...... :~,~ . ..: ...... r ,.~ LIVINGAT iTS BEST: Stunning 5 bedroom,2½ baths, on ½acre close to commuting.Many extras including air con- ditioning,humifidier, carpeting, fenced in patioand yard. Excellentmove-fn condition and just listed...... $57,-,o00. ~ COUNTRYESTATE: Large colonial home with i ~ ~.-. ~ . . -.’ ~f ...... =~’"~:’~, ROOSEVELT¯ PINE ESTATE n ¯ 11 newhomes4 bedrooms, 1 ½’ or 2½baths, separate dining room, panelled family room. Up historical background.Several outbuildings on . ~ ..~ ~1 to 80%mortgages to qualified buyers ...... $,¢2,900. beeutJfal3 acrelot¯ Livingrooms (2), den,formal dining room,kitchens with eating area (2), 2 full bathsand A DREAMOFA RANCH- Immaculate - Large - 4 bedrooms,2 half baths,8 bedroomsand 2 fireplaces..... $1250000. -’,, :I , ~... . .’.I, , .L,.-"- =Jmlll-; J full baths,living roomwith fireplace, panelled family room. Separatedining room, tremendous kitchen, full basement,2 TOWNHOUSESARE FOR THE YOUNG car garage.¾acre fat andGreat Ne{ghborsl Just llsted and an or YOUNGAT HEART! excellentvalue at ...... ’$69,E00. BEAUTIFULLYLANDSCAPED CORNER LOT . 3 bedrooms, (also the smort) separatedining room, large living room,modern kitchen. A ROLLINGHILL~ - surroundthis spaciousrancher in HopewsllTownship. It offers FHANA FinancMg TO QUALIFIED BUYER. mustsee at only ...... $37,S00. privacyin its paneledolawoore or study with seoarate entrance and private bath. TMs, alongwith 4 bedroomsandfamily room, is onlythe beginning. WE ARE OFFERING: COUNTRYDELIGHT- - Sculpt, paint, write, enjoythis studlo/workshopJna fine residentialartist’s community. CALLPENNINGTON ...... ~ojb,000. Bonus:3 bedroomMasonry ranch on 1 acreof land- all utilities. Only...... $47,500. COZY,NEAT AND MAINTENANCE FREEis thls 4 bedroomCape Cod in the heart of 1. Six spaciousrooms f~ closets PrincetonJunction. Idea~ location for commutersandchildren. Crone to stationand 2. TwoVz Tiled Baths¯ 3 BEDROOMRANCH with cedarfence foroutdoorprivacy. schools. t 3. Wallto wall carpetsthroughout Modernkitchen, large family room, and best of all - this adjoins CALLWE~TWINDSOR ...... $42,500. 4. Washer,Dryer, Refrigerator, Dishwasher. GreenAcres. Aluminum siding and central air conditioning CentralAir Conditioning8" Humidifier makesthis homes delight all yearround ...... $43,?00. BARNBEe AND ROOMY - This Pennington area Colon[at is iT for the growing 5. family.Three fireplaces, closet space galore, flexible floor plan,flnished basement. 6. Full dry Basement. SUBURBANRENTAL ¯ ½ acre - 3 bedrooms.$31 ~. per me. X Quietcul-de-sac. 4 bedrooms. 2 ½baths. Don’t wait on this one. 7. ConvenientBanking, Shopping, Schools El" EASTWINDSOR TITAN COLONIAl.: Woodedlot, CALLPRINCETON ...... $62,500. ¯ Playarea. centralair conditioning,20x40 inground heated pool, 5 , Click & Co bedrooms,2½ baths, fireplace in familyroom, intercom WHISPERINGWINOS- waltz through the treesthat surroundthis old Colonialin realtors-- insurors systemthroughout, master bedroom suite with huge HopewellTownship. A huge 10 room house that is greatfor a countryIovlng family. walkin closet,dressing area and private bath. Laundry Thereis roomfor a barn,pool or just forroaming. How is that for value at $40,500. est. 1927 roomon first fJoor. 2 car garage...... $71,000. CALLPENNINGTON ...... Aaklng$125,000. ’ Street. Princeton.N.J. 924-0401 ,’~:~;" Evenings& Sundays924-1239 586"10~0 LEO~ARBVAN IgSE ArE~ MEMBERMULTIPLE LIS’I"[N G SF..RVIC~ ~ r~ REAL]OR Offk~:609-448-4250 REALTOR" 160~¢ackmnStreet Hfohl=tcm’n,NJ. 307N. MainSt. High,stown,N.J. RealEstate For Sate 609-448--0112 HERECONVEIENTLOCATiON Call anyDay any Hour adjaceatto Oalversityand one ~ " "¢~ .~ "-~ "- .. - ,- ;.~’p~’:.;:.~’."~ -~ . L block fromNew Yore bus line. Bi rchwoo dE states , ~., ~ ¯ ¯ ...... ,.,,.~_..., .~.,.~ ...... MemberMultiple Listing Service Immaculatetwo-story home, newlyredecorated inside and Custom Built Homes outsidc. Living room with fireplace, large dining room, These luxury homes can be found on Birchwood LOCATIONIQUALITYI LOCATIONI GUALITYI Dutch Neck is the location, the THE I modern kitchen with cozy Estates, Princeton Jet, These homesare set on aA qualityis built in. Thishome features 3 bedrooms, kitchen, laundry, formal living room breakfast nook. Three w/fireplaceand dining area, screened side patch, lovely rear porch, large ,?-car garage bedrooms and bath. Full acre woodedlots, (some larger), with attached anda full basementona large well-cared for lot. basement with darkroom. By car garage, 4 or 5 bedroom2 story colonial style’ CALLWEST WINDSOR ...... $69,500. AN Owner,$65,000. Phone ~9-799- housesfeaturing a large living room, kitchen with 2061. 2/13 breakfast area, panelled family room and 2 full MANYSATISFYING YEARS - last houseon a deadend street, withwalking distance to swimmingandtennis. A good home fat famil,/activitiesand entertaining. Large can. ---- baths. If that’s not enough’¯there’s a full basement, tar foyerprovides access to everyarea without cross trafflc, Slidlngglass wal~ and OLD AND BEAUTIFUL fireplace, anda porch or te~ace. fireplacein living room.Formal dinihg room. 3 goodSize bedrooms andsewing room. colonial farmestate¯ In Bucks plusmaster suite and2 ½baths. Family room w)brick wall fireplace and barbeque-- Co. Pa. a graceful circular Bw~^lmyw . =,u,,,~,R heir ~u,,__r,ild~ Inc. adjacentto a detailedkitchen, convenient laundry area, full basementwith wine cellar drive leads to a striking stone or darkroom. farmhouse with entrance ]ust mlnutes front downtownPrinceton. Drlve out CALLPRINCETON ...... $73,900. foyer, living room with J today off North Post Road. fireplace, dining roomwith TIREDOF LONG DRIVES? Looking for convenienceand comfort? Thls comfortable ’ ’ " : "": :~"~’~’~; W " exposed beams and two l r’¢~O IKIr’t"tDl~/IATIr~KI Bi-Levelis convenientwith a capital"C" including dose to schools,shopping and fireplaces, powderroom and a FU f’l I I~ FUR IVI/~/IUI M CALL: station,It has4 bedrooms,2 ½baths, living anddining morns, family room and eat.in large modern kitchen with l kitchen.Central air. breakfast area. Upstairs are I 924-0908 CALLWEgT WINDSOR ...... $56,900. five bedrooms with two l fireplaces and two baths, A J ...... GREATFIRST - home.Mint condition, lovely 5 room(2 bedrooms,1½ baths) IIeo,tlhd2 ~taryfnm)e and brick Colonial borne ;n the very two bedroomtenant or guest II townhouse.Carpeting, agappliances and other surprises, SeLler wants action. desirableKenshtgqtm area nearthe KrepsSchool "[’he owner cottageis nearby. Bothhouses I I CALLWEST WINDSOR ...... ’ ...... $37~500. supervisedthe constructionof rids honm~o ninny deslrable have oil hot water heat. AI I specialfeatllres are buihlit. ~¢llchas: 6 panelColoniM doors, a stone and frame bankbarn [ 0nly19 one-bedroom DUTCHTREAT for the familywith style. 4 Bedroom,2 ½ hath Dutch Colonial in Men- ~en’large Sl,onish nmtif fireplace in timfamily room, exposed ,vithl4newbexstallsandfivel| tgomeryTownship. Centrally air conditioned,city water,treed lot. Excellentlocation bemn~in kheben andfatal rcom, intercom system other outbuildings makethe I ] andquality built. Blue prims in all threeoffices, b, property ideal for horses. I I apartmentsleft ¯ throtlgJmut,well landscaped path) in rearas wellas professional CALLPRINCETON ...... ~82,5ce. andnMque landscaping in [rent andsides, Manyold trees and shrubs | | createa picturesquesetting [ ¯ Prestigious Lawrence Township Spacious rooms¯ Wall-to-wall carpeting ¯ All electric Thehouse has eat-ln kiteiwn,living room. dining room, entry for this charming27 acre / 3 OFFICESTO SERVEYOU l.yer, hmfi rtmm,tniJhy r~m and ½ barb on first Ili~rtmr estate.Price $197,500. Call us I kitchens * Air Conditioning ¯ Window-wall b’ soon for an appointment, living rooms. New York/PhiladelphiaTV andgame room. offlee anti workshnp in tile basement,central 924-0095 799-1100 737-3301~ air throughontthe anti wallto wallfitted carl~tingover bar- William Mount Assoc., antenna¯ Patios or balconies * Tennis courts 2259. 1/30 Realtors, 5 E. Court st., tiw~lfloors. Doylestown.Pa.215-345-0780. and swimmingpool included in rental ¯ Min- $fil,900. 2/6 utes from trains at Trenton, West Trenton & Princeton Junction ° Bus stop at Corner * ¯ RESIDENTIAL TWINRIVERS -- Quad 2, 3 ¯ COMMERCIALEST. bedrooms,2 1/2 baths grill, Couple miles from Mercer County Airport k ¯ iNDUSTRiALt93~ mlet vlng people i~nce t885 a r conditioning,storms. Call relitcrl. Inlurets after 5 p.m. 609-448-7528. FROM ONLY $235MO. ~~~ SALES REPRESEN TAT IVES Pricedin sell TF SACRIFICE-RELOCATING. ,f’=~[lITl~l~1~’~d]k l,~.~li~T~ ¯ 3 bdrm TownHouse, Twin [ I ~ I ~[.~l~ Rivers, Centrallylocated, i J -J1.J Evenings8¢ Weekends West Windsor Park , Walkingdistance to school, [ [ IR~ ~Gg IO~A INSURANCE AnitaErson 448-6854 CRANBURYMANOR-Immae,NY bus, super market,Tennis, I I tvv~,/u~,~’,=,~,~-f CatherineChristie 448-2121 at Princeton_. WarrenFox 396-9240 foyer,spl,,,pan. brfam. ,-,,2 rm. lr, for.entry, [ woanpatio,th"an"doself cleanmgovea~t~li Lo:,jjw/---- r------: i i ii iI Furnished mode, open daily, noon to6 PM. RalphDowglo (201)329-6378 dr., eat-in kit,. lodryrm,base, I frostfree refrig, insulatea[ dustoffRt.206, noflholTrenton. 2blocksaboveGtuntwickA’~o. Clrcl¯. Weare I’1~ tubers of the gaL.wash,1/2dry-f-ref.acre’New$44.900.cent. A/CI windows. 2-1/2 baths - glass l: MULTIPLELISTING SERVICE¯ ,48.64~5, 609"1tf cene~°a~e°a’ir,FUwt/lw---- " ~p~.~t:[Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale ]~ LANDSPECIALISTS dishwasher, washer, dryer. I ~ : mt 44.8.0600 $36,500.Call between9 am ESIROGERS AV.HIGHTSTOWN and9 pm 609-443-1820. ~t~:ut~.,~,~.c,~.,,~..~e TWINRIVERS - 3 bedroom2- KINGSTON-2stury, 6 room 216 ~^’~,’,’e’~.a’;,,v.~’..°’ff~w’~..’~^~ 112 bath detached Colonial. frame house, modernkitchen, , ...... = - v .... ’ ’ ¯ e~sement garage $39,500. of stores including ~odern tat!odes5=major..appl_iances, --~ five room a t above Price ,;,atu.u=.. w/wcar unt] pe, ..g T. .a.qe 7474.~r°kerW."~rickly. 609-924-1130 negotiable.’~a~tvate: sale.’ For ~ricedUSmany .... addRmnalun ...... extras. " TWINRIVERS -- Excellent 3 details cal1S09.202-4074. TF 6438. ,~ =¢,. ~,a= ,~,=-.~ bdrm 2 storyend townhouse in quad lit. Features include large living roomw/picture "=*Office.. WarehouseSpace RANCHER--available ~--e window, formal dining LAWRENCETWP. - Pine 5,000 110,000 squarefeet 3 bdrmfirepl 2 bathream"sl;J moderneat-in kitchen, fami~’~ Knoll colonial on woodedlot. TWINRIVERS QUADI - 3 Contact car -a~’a-e ~- , ,/a ~.~. room area 3 large bedrooms bdrm Town House. Top Five bedrooms den 2-1/2 IDeation near NYbuses. Many Ringees. 201-782-6810after 6 2-1/2 ~!hs, ,f.dil bascmeat, baths living room, separate Lewis C. Bowersand Sons,Inc. (6og]g21_-69oo o m ,)/,,,, I ~,ucn outstannng extras as dining room, panelled i’amily -extras - self cleaning oven ~’ " "" carpeting all appliances, roomwithfire#ace, large eat oversized air conditioner, red estate manIs not ~ II " central atr, thermalpane,and in kitchen laundry room. central vac, patio gas grill, _toshowhouso=,slmNy ~’-~1 ~ much more, Realistically Central air fully partially storms/screens, semifimshed basement.Many others. 7 1/2 for thesake of showing l~=41’~l )riced at $41500. Call after I finished basement, garage. TP Prnc$71 000.pesoniy. Call 609-882-3395. % mortgage assumable. 609- ~11 TWIN RIVERS " abdrm,2-,/~loath upgraded carpet,,mr09.443-6t~0. self l ,/30 443-3835, tf RealEstate For Sale right homefor you. He DI= A/,rl=tD¢ cleaningoven, frostless refrig, I spends energy end II~I~p~IL|~i~ humidifier,finished basement I muchhard gained In. w/baraud carpeting, gas gr,~l~. BUSINESS OFFICE OR "$40,800/=9"448-8262, formation on every Route 130 ROSSM00R-- adult,co-op BROOKLAWNDRIVE nowavailable onestory een(er EAST WINDSOR ROUSEFOR SALE - 3 bdrm, prospectivebuyer. Most 448"5000 Alarge 5 bedroomcolonial, 2 bath r buildin offten,he will showyou hall,2 bedroom,many closets, 1/2 baths, family room and brickt all possibilities and mtgeS 114, Call 609-65~-4237. eat-in modernkitchen, large Good commuting, 2/13 takecareful notice of our knowledgeend ex- living ruom formal dining 201-297-5248. perleneeenobfe us to IIAblBLING COLONIALfarm roomwa/l t~ wall carpeting. thosethat oromost im. house with southern exposure I~ortantto you.Then, 9utde youIn avoiding An in-gruund swimmingpool, has 14 ft, ceilings, 1/2 bath, 2 the manycostly to the rural AmwellvaIley A central air. 2 car garage. NEWBRUNSWICK- income zone heating, $89,500. N. J, with the second newly renovated home with Baketball court in rear. nrocertv Modern2-I/2 family MannRealty Inc Realtors . , ~ , . . Rhowlngs,he will take mistakesInherent In very large rooms,harvest size EXCEPTIONALmedium size homebuyln Wefnvlfe well kept homein Highstown, mcollege area, Couldreutfor, 1-297-2516.Calianyttme,2/6 ~eal~state tor SaleReal Estate For Sale you to thnae choloes youto car/os9, flrat with kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2-I/2 B.F. COOK,REALTY $500. per too. or ownereomu ’ whlchseem most likely baths, numerous fireplaces Lv. rm,, de. rm., eat.in kit- ROUTE38 live rent free Newly painted ~ yourIlsfln too, for and stairways. 2-1/2 acres chen, 4 bedrooms,2 on first E’A-~-’- ~ ...... to pleoseyou. 9 floor, screen porch, tile bath, MountHolly, N.J. low taxes. $34,990¯ Olive;I PRIMEWmGI~S . ST..laroe ,~DSO~ 2-1/~o~lj~. RtGHTSrOW~ - small maximumexposure to includes the barns.Financ ng 609-267-6827 ReaRy of Pr ucetoo 609-924- LOCATfON~ wttn large I^ # ...... " . . I devf, lnnm~ntnr 4 h~tl~n~.) HELPFULHINT: available to qualified buyer, air conditioner, 2 cargarage, Put o price on your qualified potential gas fired base boardhe). wafer WW. 1130 corner lot. Completely I~o~i~ ~ ki~. I batl~’h~mes’on" l~o~h"si’a;’o~ home,but first consult buyers. Hours:9:30. Corporate ownedand priced to J renovated interior &exterior t," . .~ ; st town ~",- , sell $79,500. 201-735-4122or heat, large yard, patio, r i ’ room; lamit y room with yourreel bstote man; S:30dally. Tues.thru cvenings and weekends 201- beautiful shade trees many EAST WINDSOR SPLIT BY ,~ x.J ’ ¯ ~,t,.v wa,er sewer Frl, until9 p.m. 6609-448-2616,Prmctpats onlY~l da.ep.ntCse.[~o~lac~; hecon help you decide 236-~87. 1130 extras ncluded. Priced in the OWNER--4bdrm2ll2beths, -- . Princtpa/s omy asging ; whot’Rreallstlc. 30’s, Contactowner by appt. cor,lot~ w/enclosed yard, 1/2baths LRDRFRlg eat- $89500 Call 609-964-4002 9[basement. $58,000.. Carnegie[ Call...... now..,bef0re ..... rxces¯~r ..... in’; I porch;pallo,w/wcrpt,~6,500, n kit., la~udr’v2’ear’aaraee i a m-5 iam tf i~.eaity llealtora, PnncetonN I Pr~ceton~9-"9~7~ a’~’v 1"~ 609.448-8710 t[ centralvac. Principals on’[y. ’ ’ ’ ’ J.609-921-6177, , 2/6’ " " . r $89,,~00.Call 609.448-0245.ff , ¯ . rr TItE PRINCffl’ON P./ICKF/" "Seven For Central Jersey ~,~s~,, NEWS The,l,awmnlx~ I,cdg0r .. The ManvilleNews TIIE CF.NT~L POST WINDSOR-HIGHTS HERALD Class i fi ed Jqdvertisihg The Franklin NEWSRECORD THURSDAY,JANUARY 3 l, 1974 EOe tatktjou e gentp NOW Galleryof HomesHOMEOWNERS REAL ESTA~ ~iNSURAPICE RENTING ,T~., ~ ...... ,¢. ~ ¯ .~. ~, ¯ ., . ’ NORTHGATEAPARTMENTS ~’~ ~’-",L>, ~’2’.~’,[Im~7, nEALTOR~,/138SouthMain St. Hightstown,N. J. (609)448-1069 .One Mile Road MemberMultiple Listing Service and Princeton-Hightstown Rd, (oppositeMcGraw Hill) IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY East Windsor,N.J. This established 4 bedroom, 1 ½ bath colonial ..; ~;! , r:’.’", ...... homehas a formal dining room, 14x20’ livlng room with a spacious bay window- eat in kit- chen with buihs ins including dishwasher. Family room and utility roomare conveniently 1 and 2 Bedrooms located next to kitchen and entrance to one ear EXQUISITnCONTEMPORARY garage. This full basement homeis built on a from ’ 190 month well landscaped 100’ x200’ lot ...... $46,500 CustomBuilt homeof Scandinaviandesign with a touchof Japaneseinfluence. Featuring a sunkenliving room Lot in Crezm Ridge Area 200 x 900 ft. 4½ w/fireplace,large dining teem w/fountaM andskylight, kit- acres ...... $20,000 chenw/organic garden outside, 4/5 bedrooms,3 baths, locally, or to another city? Features: study,TV room, 3 sundecks w/sliding g[ase entrances, fatally room.Slate and hardwood noors. For the family that 2 Acres, Commercialon Route 33 has 12 well eSWIMMING POOL haspictures and homeprice Information kept rooms plas 2 baths ...... $85,090 enjoyseasy but gracious living ona lovelytreed estate in RichardsonRealty o PLAYGROUNDFACILITIES rural CranburyTownship. Available with 6 acresat 11150,000 immediatelyavailable for o1150statesl Weservice over 6,000 com- 2 story 8 rooms,2 baths, large bear, near grade e OFFSTREETPARKING or with19 acresat ...... ~250,000. munitieswith a networkof 900 offices. As the ExclusiveNatlonnl Multi schools ...... $29,000. .e AIR CONDITIONERS List ServiceAffiliate in this areawe have information on hand .... Rural rancher in Millstone Township on ¾ ¯ KITCHEN WITH DINING AREA 3 OFFICES TO SERVEYOU acres kitchen and bath recently remodeled, 3 STOPIN NOWlll e.THERMOSTAT CONTROLLED HEAT PRINCETON¯ WESTWINDSOR ¯ PENNINGTON bedrooms ...... $33,900 (includedin’rental) 924.0095 799-1100 737-3301 nd whenthe time comeswhat better wayto sell your homethan the Colonial in Hamilton Township, 8 spacious ¯ WASHER& DRYER FACILITIES NMLSway.....Over 10 years experience buying and selling homes throughoutthe countryl rooms, 4 bedrooms and 2]A baths. FHA&VA ¯ RESIDENT SUPERINTENDENT available ...... $46,000 ¯ MASTER TV ANTENNA Save $5,000 on this Townhouseonly 3 years old, 7 rooms, 2 IA baths ...... $38,000 Small comntercial lot in Princeton-Rocky Hin MODEL APARTMENT OPEN DAILY area. Priced to sell. ~ BRIDGEWATERTOWHSHIP REALTOR Bailding Lot 3/I acres in WashingtonTmvnship UNDERCONSTRUCTION borders Golf eoorse, city water ...... $15,000 (609) 448-5935 5 roomranch, attached garage, full basement,gas heat RealtyCo. NewRanch, 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on andscience kitchen. Lot 200’x 125’.Still timeto pick I~ acre ...... $45,000. Locatedon Route 130 colors ...... $46,900 ~)t in Washington’l’.wnshlp approx. 3 ½ acres. FARM¯ 113 acres with NearPrinceton. Hightstown Road INDUSTRIALteJ~] irrigationpond $2500 per acre. BRIDGEWATERTOWNSHIP J. WESLEYARCHER MEL OEMPSTER ASA MOWEHY Telephone: 448-5000 448.2097 586-12go 395-1671 Large6 mornranch. 2 car garage,l~h bath, basement, NATIONWIDEREPRESENTATION WHEN BUYING AND SELLING REAL ESTATE Eveningsand Weekends 1 or 2 bedroomApt. No recreationroom, closed porch, brick front, hot water childrenor pets$220. a month baseboardheat. Macadamdrive ...... $57,900. 1 tO0sq. ft. goodstorage space orry you ntissed the party" REDUCED$10,000 ...... $100. a month JOSEPHBIELANSKI Ownerleaving behind this 5 bedroomColonial. Addthe eat-in kitchenwith its full complimentof RealEstate Broker in out" q ew ( lubhouse. appliances,living roomwith its fireplace, formal 212S. Main St. Manville- (201) 725-1995 dining room and family roomand you’ll have an ~.oSP,C,A,ISTS II RE/Eft, INC. outstanding home. Someof the extras to make Dm448-0600 lseltt¢. OpenThursday & Friday evenings "til 8 - Sundays1 - 4 t’ life easierinclude central air, lawnsprinkler system 331ROGERS AV.nlGHTSTOWH |l n.M~dn St, Eveningscall 201-359-3245 Cran~r/,NJ, and a relaxing neighborhood. Located just 10 NOBrHHANOYER TWF. 655-3322or 44~2477 minutesnorth of Princeton ...... $79,900 4 yr. oldCountry Cape in excel[enl Eves: conditiononl½ acres featuring 4 ThomtooS.Fiold.Jr. bedrooms,2baths, large dining area, 395,0679 RealEstate For Sale RealEstate For Sale hitch,,n,rod room &Ioundry loom. 4,5n0sq. n. elliving space with 20x40 in.groundpool ...... $59,000 COUBTBYLIVINGAT Real Estate For Sale WEIDELREAL ESTATE ITSBEST REALTORS A1.19 acle wooded lot is the setting 2421/2 NassauSt., Princeton forthis Country Cape with 4 bedm0ms,HOUSE. with 3 bedrooms, w/w carpeting, air con- B0g.921-2T00 WIDE SELECTION abut don’t w orr,~, ~A~ z" (A; REALTOR - APPRAISERS largedining area &bath, central six& ditioning.’Beautiful Iocat on, IIOPEWELLTOWNSIIIP Ioow[y18x36 heated pool.... $55,000 in-ground pool 3 acres with 80% MORTGAGEMONEY TO 201-359-3127 OPEN7 DAYSA WEEK gEvonsnIRESECTION I3OO Chrstmas trees. Low ]QUALIFIED BUYERS SOLIDSTONE RANCH - 6.22 taxes, near Ft. Dix. $48,000. This3bedroom spliton one ol E.W.T. YOUNGAND LOVELY - Our acres, 5 roomsand bath, horse DUTCHTOWN ROAD BELLEMEAD, N.J.08502 loveliestsect[enD. Boasto central a/e, 2 609-723.2575. 2/13 barn, 150’ high antenna for newlylisted Colonial at the ham radio operator. Great cargaroge, w/wcarpetinB &2½ bath.x very end of a quiet wooded ServingS, mer~lCounty. and the Greater Prlncet.n area Pricedfor you at ...... $49,500 incomepossibility. Call for SOUTH BRUNSWICK- Beek- street. The4 bedroomsinclude details. NewI & 2 bedroomapartments tastefully designed & lavishly land- BEAUTIFULOLDERHOME manRd. A superior Colonial an oversized master bedroom. scaped. Swimmingpool, tennis courts and a clubhouse are all with extra large rooms. There’s 2-1/2 baths, central inchoice location el town. This lovely 7 Family room has cathedral l ir central vacuumsystem 4 BEDROOMCAPE - 2 baths, a part of FOX RUNAPARTMENTS room,2 lull bathhome had a heated beamed ceiling and brick ~aneled family room with finished basement,attached attic,full drybasement. Gassteam fireplace wall. 4 bedrooms,2- [ ire#ace, full basement,2 car garage. 365’ wooded lot. SALE heat(new trailer) newaluminum 1/2 baths. Redwooddeck in iarage. Loaded with ex- $45,900. siding,newly painted, 2 car @rage, all rear. Central air, central ensiveextras. $87,000. FOX RUN APARTMENTS iandt,caping nice &well establiohed.. vacuum systems. A pretty l , ...... IN.LAWRANCH - 7 moms,2 CapeCod Home NowReduced !o ...... $43,00~ paved country road. This house OU’LLBE PRuuua u uwt~ baths, plus a separate wingfor suits a large family well. I ONE OF THESE NEW mornand dad.. 2 cur garage, l INVESTMENTPRgPERTY acre.$53,5o0. of Loohiogfor a I~oodinvestmenl $73000. Call broker - ~ n fred HOMES- with a terrific view. Bricklcy609.924-7474 1/30 I Both offer 5 bedroomsand a 4 BEDROOM RANCH - property?This older home nor the ’_" ...... oaths, fireplaces, ultra - RaymondPullen centerofHightstown haso 6 roomapt. finished basement, 2 car 4 milesN.E. of PrincetonUniversity modern kitchens 2 ear at- garage,16 x 32 in-groundpool. ssone side &:2 thlee room apts. on tachedgarage. One is a stately Propertyat 220Dutch Neck Road, East Windsor, lots 15 theother side. It hadoil hotair heat & Colonial w=th sunny living $56,500. allnew wiring &pipes. This isan ideal SOUTHBRUNSWICK- close room and an interior that 8" 17 in block63-B on tax map.Frontage approx. 150’ to Princeton, custom 3 7 ROOMCOLONIAL - 2 acres Rt. 1, 12 milessouth of NewBrunswick ORtake N. J. Turnpiketo Exit 8-A. anddepth approx. 196’. Twobedrooms, one bath, full homeforIhe F,’mg couple lo live in lends itself to any style of andlet the other 2apts. help pay for it. bedroomRanch, 1-1/2 baths, decorating. The other an withcountry view. 2-I/2 baths, traffic circle {HolidayInn). TakeJug- Right1 mile to Rt. 130South. Left 2 basement,oil heat, unfinishedsecond floor with room Allractivelypriced ...... $29.900hot water baseboard heat, 1 impressive contemporary. brick fireplace, 2 car garage, handleand follow Plalnsboroslgns for milesto Cranbury-P[ainsboroRd, {Main for two additional bedroomsand bath. Zonedcom- car garage, full basement, One at $99 000 the other at vacant. $6B,000. 2 miles to PrincetonMeadows. St); right 1 mile to PlalnsboroRd.; mercial. Immediateoccupancy. TWINRIVERS with re:. room, city sewer & $110000. ’ right 4 mnesto PrincetonMeadows. Propertywill be soldon Saturday,February 23rd, 1974, COHDOMIRIUM water, central air, $,t7,900. N. COUNTRYIIOMES d. MANNIREALTY INC., at 10a.m. Beautiful2 bedroom unitoverlooking PRINCETONRANCH CLOSE 60 FOXRun, Plainsboro, NewJersey 08536¯ Telephone(609) 799-2710 theI~ke. Thio attractively decorated Realtors, 201-297-251’6.Call TO BUS LINE . Offers the 1O0YEAR OLD COLONIAL - 4 Youcan learn the termsof sale andarrange for an in- anytime. 2/6 bedrooms2-1/2 baths multi. spectionof the propertyby calling 609-448.2100. unithas w/w carpeting throughout. comfortaf a roaringfire in the Locoledet the end ol thebldg., it living roomfireplace, a step- fireplaces. 24 acres, long GENERAL~ELECTRIC APPLIANCES ~LINCOLN PROPERTYCOMPANY a~uteotota[privacy &quiet.. $28,900 ...... saving eat-in kitchen, 3 frontage,20 x 40 pool.$115,000. AlbertC. Barclay,Exr. PRIVATE -- Ranch type bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths. .... FORgALE home -- 3 bedrooms large Basementisfully finished with 7 ROOM RANCH - 3 Animmaculate 2.story colonial with 4 kitchen large living room & paneled family room with wet fireplaces finished basement. Real Main& Ward Streets Hightstown, N.J. 08520 dining roomfull basement 3 bar den and 2nd kitchen. Gas Very large 2 bedroomapart- bedloom0.2½bathe, hit., LR;OR; ment separate entrance. ram.Rm; Play 9mr and extra office acres; idealspotifyouwish to heat andcentral air. $62,900. keep horses. Price $65000. Horse barn, 7 acres with Phone:609-448-2100 locatednear Ihe schools,the Call201-534.2232. INCOME PROPERTY Isubdiv s on possibility constructionel Ihio homewas 1/30 PROVIDESNEARLY $1,000 $88,500. the [] , ----~~ .., oupelvisedd,ect]y hy the oligina[ PElt MONTH- Brick building Takea ,ookat this attractive owflmadd many ostrao have been with store and 3 apartments :l BEDROOM DUTCH rancher covered with "’ addedouch as intelcomsystem all rented. Other income COLONIAL- 2-1/2 baths, aluminum siding, having 3 Halpern Agency EASTWINDSORTOWNSHIP LOOKINGfor 2 bedroom properties available. Phone dining room,11 acres. $67,500. spacious bedrooms, large throughout,Spanish lizeplace isramify house with easy low cost up for details. living room, I dining room, room,natural cedar siding and a keep? Near shops, tran- super kitchen with beatifullandv;aped palioin rear. This sportation & under $40,000. 5 BEDROOMCAPE. 2 stone refrigerator, freezer, dish- THISIS A BEAUTIFULHOUSE! ! ! HAMPTON ARMS SELLER OBTAINED fireplaces,2 car garage, is oneel theflneot homes anywhere in Write Box~02470 ¢/o Princeton BUILDINGPERMIT- for a 4 washer,range (self-cleaning). Without reservation, we recommendthis Ihealea. Call [ol an appointment. Packet. 1/23 bedroom home on this Prin- .$59,000. fully carpeted& all utilities. ~1,900, ceton Townshiplot. Nowhis $37.900. customcape, situated high on the banks over APARTMENTS SALESREPRESENTATIVES plans have changed and he 8 ROOMRANCH - on 10acres. the Millstone River andwithin walkingdistance Evenings&Weekends TWINI~.IVE P,S -2 BR.twnhse, wantsan offer. Asking$21,000. $75,HO0.. EWING of the delightful colonial village of Millstone. AnitaErson 448-6854" top Inc., fin. bsmt,all apple., You’ll enjoyall the advantagesof countrylife in "Priced to Go" ColhedneC~dstie upgradedcarptd. 609-448.0409. 448.2121 Onwell over an acre with a this completely modernand spacious home. 1 8- 2 Bedrooms WanenFoe 396-9240 2/13 609-921-2700 rural setting, wehave this fine JoltsPanitz 448,0601 older eelomal, living room, Four large bedrooms,living 8- dining room, a From $195.00 GeraldDowgin 201.329.2831 1130 formal dining room,~itehcn, 24’ kitchen with dining area, plus a cherry Weart membmofthe sunroom, :1 bedrooms, tile paneled family room with Andersonwindows, W/Wcarpeting, A/C MID70’s -- Mint cond. 4 bath, screened porch, garage MULrlPUELiSTING eEBVICE bdrms, 3 baths, has overlooking the patio and yard. Details make (;as Appliances, Indv. Contr. Heat everything,extras. Write Box & outbuilding. Offered at ¢45,HO0. the house- andthis is loadedwith themlWe’d Plenty of Closet Space Iin246o,c/o PrincetonPacket¯ LAWRENCETOYVNSIIIP 1/30 like to showyou our find. Call todayfor an ap- SwimClub Avail. - Model Apt. RealEstate for Sale COLDSOIL ROAD-- Newly pointment. ¯ 609-448-4439 - Mgr. on Premises constructed2 story Colonialon Pricedat $59,900 I 112 acre lot, central air and worth every pennyl conditioning,4 bedrooms,2 I/2 Isolr~r PItlNCETONTWNSP western TWINItlVEIk~; - 3 bedroom haths, paneled recreation 882-4333 2/o section . large split level. , townhousedraperies, shag room with fireplace, 2 car RealEstate For Sale[Real Estate For Sale IV.lrms, 2-1/2 laths, foyer garage, basement...... I carpeting, grill spring oo- SCENIC VIEW- Princeton 4 BDRMTOWNI OUSE-top Ir/fp dr, kitlbrkfast area eapaney. Reasonably priced, paid den/fp, pnld plyrm/bar I,’lt F,I ) AUI,ET’rA ’WIN ItIVEItS 3 bdrm area. Almost 2 acres lappI., luxury carpeting CallI;)9-448-7727. RealEstate Broker Twnllse "’A" model Super Execu0vetype home,call 201. thraughout foyer. Lowdown scr. porch manyextras wdc( I/,10 Itl’:At,TY f~ N. MainSt., Cranbury,N.J. 725-1~L3. I-3/4 acres.Principles onl) Realtor r~)9.ncf-5522 6gs.635.1SUO Ioeatian. Extras A~sumablc 2161 payment, 7-112°~ mortgage, BIF3-924-4839eve.. 2/1: tf 7%mortgage. $;PJ,5OIt. (al~443- Walkto NYBus, ii()9.143-5834. lift74. 2/13 TF THE PRINCETON PACKET "Seven For CenTral Jersey" Y~t S,~, NEWS "l~el~wrcnce, leAgcr "[heManville News THE CENTPJIL POST WINDSOR-HIGHT$ HERRLD Classified JTdvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD THURSDAY,JANUARY31 1974

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that he was following the . $33,900 MANVILLE- Northside, 6 by TomLederer /~~ A BELOW REPLACEMENT GROWINGCOMPANY needs Staff Writer correct procedures. room Cape 3 bdrms 2 full more assemblers for small Davidpressed the painted ~.j~ ~-~ ) COST ] baths full basement,Lot 50 x Art. gym program : =_"~ :. _~.-.. r ZNDUNIT TOWN Hou~ -[ 100. $49,900.By appointment parts No experience "Thisis myfriend. I hit him )late on a sheet of paper necessary. Fell and part-time ever so hard and lifted it off :~ .L.=.’,~.~.,.v.=-~,’.-.--J HOMI:~Shag ea~ted living ~m. ] only. 201-T25-1574. ~ hoursavallable,jmid holidays over the head and knocked formaldining room and entry him out," was the calm ab- gingerly, An honestly joyful f foyer. 2 large 2nd finer andvaeation. Formorem-builds expression accompanied by bedrooms,1 112 baths, all formationcall 609-924-2444. rration of an eight-year-old ’=~. -.,~.m~.\ ey at a special programfor his stamping feet clearly ll~#rm--"~l majorappliances remain, PAC,Route 206, Research Pk. mOicatcd his enthusiastic ~ -- central air and full basement. Bldg. H. Princeton. 2/13 confidence children with learning ...... I Easy financing arranged For disabilities nowbeing con- reactionto his creation. TWOSTORx rAr,.a~nuuon, l onalified b,nspr~ "The programis designed to ~ -J-’-" ducted at Trenton State ON3.7 ACRES:Just what you [ College. he fun," commented Mr. havebeen looking for. Living ] The contradictory remark Cashman. "Of course there room, dining room, mudroom, l $41900 ,~ arc other benefits such as modern kitchen widish- I NEWCONSTRUCTION -- In PART TIME bartender / was perhaps typical and also aluminum sided sprawling symbolicof the plight of many developing the ability to washer, T.V. room, 3 [good Hightstown location. barmaid - 1-6 p.m. weekdays manipulatesmall objects and bedrooms, I-1/2 baths, study l Raised ranch style .homes rancher. Baseboardhot water and weekends. Apply S00 S. children with mild brain or 4th bedroomand basement.I featuring 100’ front tots, 8 heat throughout, included in MainSt., Manvilleafter 5:30 dysfunctions. strengthen eye-hand coor- Aluminumsiding. Also, a [spacious rooms, 2 baths, at- the fell basement, 7 years p.m. 1/30 Childrenwith this problem dinatioo." I large cinder block building I tached garages, and good ~oung, modernin every way mustdeal with the frustrating BuildsConfidence wired for 220 or 110 volts. All I quality customfeatures. ntrunce foyer and six rooms But it also seemedapparent l I12 baths garage. contradiction of possessing located on a 400 x 400 lot in Choosefrom one of 3 nowmd normal or even advanced that the mere presense of East Windsor. Excellent work with your own color Prestignous area. Custom interested and empathetic condition.$57,0(]0. schemes. built with best materials. GARAGESALE: Feb. 2, 9 - 5. ahilities in most areas hut helpers was an inestimable Asking$47,~0. Freezer tools, record and perhaps one or two serious help in buildingthe children’s PEDDIE SCHOOL AREA: $45,900 shell collections, hooks,many WINDSOR 4 ALL ALUMINUM COLONIAL misc. household items. deficiencies in a specific self-confidence, no matter .Older2-I/2 story home which EAST whatthe volunteers’ training. offers extra large living room, BEDROOMCOLONIAL -- on t 213 acres. Convenient Everything must go. 43 learningtrait. foyer, dining room, den, kit- Enter through a center foyer Incatien in the country, but Windswept Dr. near Mercer Uses Volumteers This seemedobvious also in chen thrice bedrooms, two to the family room, formal near Turnpike and 1-95. 7 Co. Comm.College. 1/30 The program at Trenton the athletic programin the baths plus a finished roomon dining room, nltra-medern ~ rs young. 8 rooms of State, which draws children gymnasium. the th rd floor. Fell basement kitchen raised living room uty. All birch doors and fromthe entire area, oilers a The teachers particularly and two car garage. New and convenient powder room cabinets, huge coantry kit- REAL ESTATE encouraged the children to then, basement,oversized 2 two-hour recreation program furnace. It has aluminum on tst level. 4 good sized SALESPERSON- Experience every Saturday morning take small risks such as siding and a nice yard. Buy bedrooms on 2rid floor ear garage has plenty of "preferred but will train. Call storage. Custombuilt. Small under the guidance of walking on a beam, tumbling nowand be in yam=own bame basement below and attan~ Mrs. Alcott, office manager nr jumpingon a trampoline. hy Spring.$43,O0O. arage on landseaped1/2 acre stream at rear of property. for appointment609-395-0444, trained volunteerteachers. It ~ot. Immediateoccupancy. Asking eves and weekends799-0~01, is offered by the Mercer While some of the children NEWIIOMES: Ranging in $49,500. Stalls Realty Co., 37 N. Main County Chapter of the New were fearful of manyof the ff Jersey Association for activities, whichinvolve some price from$38,990. Ranchers, $52,500 IMPRESSIVESPLIT LEVEL St, Cranbury. Bi-levelsand Colonials. 3 and4 WEST WINDSOR PRIN- Children with Learning dexterity, it was clear that bedroommodels. V.A., F.H.A. that you won’t believe. This encouragementfrom the staff CETONJUNCTION SPLIT -- home was custom built to Disabilities., under the and Conventional financing Cathedral ceiling living and DININGfurniture - for sale, directorship of WilliamCash- wovidedthem with moreself- available to qualified huyers, perfection. Graceful sloping dining rooms, new pine kit- ceilings enhancethe living and excellentcondition, all or part man,supervisor of child study confidence. chen with top quality ap- of French Provincial dining Minimalbrain dysfunction, NEATANDCOZY: This small dining areas and the modern for SomersetCounty. pliances, 3 good sized kitchen that has all con- roomset also pedestal dinette Until a few years ago many as the disorderis oftencalled, Hightstewn home is in verY bedrooms Ihalf bath off tsblc available. Telephone609- can be caused by infection, niceconditionandoffersliving masterl family room, 4th veniences. Fireplace, 3 924-0630or 609-73%9377 or6O9- such children were thought to room.kitcben.2bedroomsand bedrooms,2 baths,screened be either mentallyretarded or high fever, traumaor lack of bedroomor office attached patio, 2 car .enrage, 3/4 acres 924-5673. 1130 oxygen,it can also result from bath on the first floor. The garage" and in-ground pout. crippled by such serious secondfloor offers 2 additional I of a variety of shrubs and disabilities as muscular an inherited melabelicdefect, I trees. Thishome is in mint-like 19690LDS []8 - 4-doorsedan, bedrooms.Fall basement,one $53,900 condition,only 2 yearsyoung. goldwith tan interior, 42,000 dystrophy or cerebral palsy. a chemical imbalance or a car garage. Some wall to wall EAST WINDSORCON- Manystill are confinedby the developmental delay, an- carpeting included. Con- TEMPORARY4 BEDROOMFullyair-coeditiioned, very mi. Perfect condition. $t395. convenientand centrally609-924-4108. 2/13 isolation that canresult from cordingto authorities. venientlocation. $35,000. I COLONIAL-- Only 2 years of locatedcountry community. the diagnosis for these more Often such children are age and boasting every extra TWIN RIVERS: We have Asking$55,500. severe problems. hyperactiveand exhibit short you could ever want. Plush "Think howfrustrating it attention spans. They may manypropertieslistedfersale carpeting, free-standing inthiscommunityfrom $27,500 WEIDEL wouldbe to one’s ego lo know havediffuculty with language Iireplace, central vacuum PROFESSIONAL DRAPERY or speech and are sometimes on up. Townhouses, con- system, frost-free CLEANING is capable of doing dominiums, and detached refrigerator, self-cleaning REALESTATE INC. everything except perhaps uncoordinatedand impulsive. houses, oven, theremopane windows, Drapery Form- Guaranteed with that one short- HAMILTONOFFICE, coming blocking all other ..... Oftenunnoticed SMALL RANCHER: This TVantenna with 4 outlets, and No-ShrinkDrapery Cleaner custombuiRhomeis ideal for central air conditioning, 7 ROUTE Residential& Commercial opportunities," Mr. Cashman spacious rooms, 2 1/2 baths, QuickService - Pickup & said. "In somedegree weall have small familyor retired couple, fall basementand garage. 7% 609-586-1400 It is located on a dead end Delivery While about half the 20 some minimal brain mortgage available with 30% 1/30 dysfunction," Mr. Cashman street intlightstownand offers down payment. children were engaged in a colonial decor with exposed Call Cnlloct6094188-1132 gymnastic program, others noted."Often it’s so mild that beams, hardwood pegged PARK AVENUE CLEANERS werebusily at workat a form it is not evennoticed." floors end brick fireplace. 17-19East Park Ave. The gymnastics and arts $56,900 Trenton,N.J. af printmakingwith styrofoam Living room, eat-in kitchen, EAST WINDSORTOP NOTCH meat~trays.¯ .-...~ ...... , ¯ hour.is ,followed by a swim- dining room, 2 bedrooms,fall COLONIAL-- (new listing) TooLate To Classify NoCompetition mingperiod. basement, garage. Aluminum siding for easy maintenance. Situated on a cul-de-sacin the "The art programgives the "The swimmingespecially Renaissance Estates area. kids a feeling they are ac- gives the kids an opportunity $42,900. 1/23 This fine homeoffers an entry foyer, living room with ANTIQUES- Sheraton cherry complishing something in a for one-upsmanshipwith their RENTALSAVAILABLE: Call dropleaf dining table EXPERIENCEDpainter - setting wherethey don’t have ! peers since most do not have for information, fireplace, formaldining room. -- - spacioosest-inldtchen.paneled beautiful eondt on, circa 1810. interior exterior neat to compete,"explained Renal the opportunityfor this kind of Stopin orczM tot ¯ fr~ cop.#*of family room,2 ear garage,4 6 Pennsylvania plankbottom reliable ex-college, nee~ Sherman,a special education activity in the winter," Mr. o*Jr"PrlflvrldHome~’Bxochure. bedrooms,2 1/2 baths, and maple chairs circa 1B25all work, nexpeusive. Tel. 609- teacher for the Mt. Laurel Cashmansaid. Swimmingis LEONARD VAN HIS’;, central air conditioning. excellent enndit on. Call after 924-9484. 2/13 5, 609-921-6892. 2/13 school system. also important, of course, in AGENCY ,I David, a deaf seven year developing coordination and old, was receiving some self confidence. 160Stockton St,, Higlttstown,NJ: [ . ¯ . assistance from a heavy-set The sessions, which have ] 448-4250 "- youngster who had managed just begunfor a ~.weekperiod. CLERK- must be lgyears or SERVICEstation operator in Ew.io~c,tt I .~IkIIEIhEI ’ Princeton mechanical ex- to keep himself out of the run from t0 a.m. to noon each m 1 nHl; I il,,# H;l- ~. over to workat newSomerset perience needed. Apply in gymnastics program by Saturday.A $40fee is charged ~ L Farms Food store soon to be person Mike Perna &Son, Rt. olfering to provide somehelp and openings are available. opening in Penningtun. For Application hlunks mayhe appointmentcall 201-844-2736. 206 &518, Princeton. Nophone for the artists. An"okay"sign E.Turp eEAttO~448-2151 1/13 calls. 2/13 from him was more than obtained hy calling Karen deanEsch 448-1178I enough assurance for David Gnikiat 587-7320. MemberMultiple Listing Semite BELI.P.MEAD THOUGHPROFESSIONALLY TRAINED, the volunteer teachersin the learning disabilities ENGLISH SPRINGER CAP-for pick up truck. 8’ long 4 YEAR OLD centralball Spaniel pup, male, black & program,such as Terry Kelloy, above,also provide the empathyand encouragementthat colonialon I acre.3 large x 30" high, white and gold. manychildrenwithmildbralndysfunctionsdosperatelyneed. bedrooms,family room with whiter AKC Champion Like new,$150. 609-4664}400, (Photosby Cliff Moore) bhied]mes,show or pet.Call ext.2~5day or night. 2/13 [ fireplace,wall to wallcar- 609-882-9157. 2/13 TWIN RIVERS TOWNHOUSEpetingthroughout, newly -- 3 bedroom complete with decorated, central air, patio, w/wcarpeting, drapes, A/C, quiet eel de sac, $59,900.201- Scoutgroups plan dishwasher, refrig., washer 359-8428.Principals only.2/13 WASHINGTONCROSSING I_ = and dryer. Extras include -0- FURNISHEDstudio bedranm Fa3 rm.eat’see un,cn,’,w at/ rrnorv paneled den and bar i: REFS Delaware Canal. Lots of [~ v 1 basement. Brick wall in kil REFR for re~t-private bath, entrance charm for young married l chen, and rock barbecue and garage. Walkingdistance GREAT- hig 6 bedroom farm Ha09-’/~94r2A9.to station. 127Gentlemen Harrisonly. Rd. couple. No pets or children. I Plans are being formalized in traditional, contemporary Swimmingand tennis nearb house with Iarge kitchen and PrincetonJet. Call after 5p.m. Ref, security required. $225. I this weekfor a multi-fneeted andforward.looking activities Call 609-443-1704. 2/6 extra big dining room. me &util. 215-493-30S4aft~ 6 ~ public showMay 3, 4 and 5 to of varians Explorer, Cubend Fireplace m living room and p.m. lots of landto roamon. Onthe z/131 be fueled with the beypowerof BoySchout units fromMercer, River Roadbetween Titusville 8,500youths in the BoyScouts’ Hunterdon and Warren AVAILABLEto the right and Lambartville. $500/mo. George Washington Council. Counties. family for a very reasonable PART TIME permanent Festtwed this year will be "Our goal is to have the price. Well decorated t0 room ...... secretary clerical duties OFFICE CLEANING live, people-pleasing per- colonial homein quiet well I~L[,IN~I~’I’UN¯ ~UItU - un- runst type’ and be able to* scouts operate the showwith furn shed e egant home ha ...... Part time in Princeton area formanees and skill demon- minimal" supervision," ex- established neighborhood L v ...... ng room/nreplace; den’/t nine varten auttes, riensant surrounded by veey large menand women.Call 609-452- strations inside Lawrence flained Trenton Custodial trees. 5 minutes from tram firenlace; mastersuite; glass I smalloffice, hou~.12:30 - 4:$} 2402batween7&Bp.m. 2/6 Township’sEggerts Crossing Service vice-president and encfo.~Lddialngrnem;modern P~- ~.00 per neur. G~-~,I- Armory,plus an action pocked scout show chairman Howard station for commuters,and 25 kitchen, three other bdrms/3 I ~ -v,a minutes ¯from Princeton. full baths in all. Central air I Camporeeon 40 acres outside Berger. $29,000.Write Box#02423 c/o conditioned. $650/mo. the armory. "It will be an opportunityfor Princeton Packet for in- I POODLES- selling out pup- "Yesterday, Today and the entire scout organization I pies & young stock, health f°rmati°nandappointment~F COUNTRYCOTrAGE- near [ SUBSTITUTEpet: diumt two Tomorrow," the show theme to put its best feat forward," Hopewell. Living room, 2 year college reqmred. gaaranteed.201-3~9-4608.2/13 this year, will be exemplified Mr. Berger added, *’and for -- -- bedrooms, pullman kitchen, l~mseveltPublic School, 609- the public to see youngmen in full hath.$2301no. 448-2796. 2/13 action." ROSSMOOR condominium,ESTATE HOUSE IN Accordingto scout officials, for adults 48 or over. 2 HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP - r- e-n sere demonstratingscouting skills bedroomsecond floor apart- Three minutes from Hopewe~ in booths and live deman- ment. Excellent location near Bomaghabeantifel4hodroom 6 MONTHOLD double bed. stratioos is one primary ob- meetinghouse, club house, all home. Large living room, ff jective of the show.Another is central activities. Carpeting, library, dining room,foyer, 2 Callalter 7. 609-’/99-3157. I’district’ disputegiving the boys experiencein draperies, atbc storage, a. 1/2 baths. Modern eat-in appliances. Priced to sell, byTerriGabriell Dutch Neck maintained that planning and operating a hig kitchen. Swimming pool, mblic event. 1330mortgageor ~5-3615. available. 609-~55- paddle tennis court. WANTDAYWORK or office Staff Writer ther are no fire districts in the ff Magnificent view. Available hneseclemfing..201-846-50~ township and that the other Each of the more than 250 immediately. $750/mo. , 2/13 WESTWINDSOR--Thefire, enmpany’sese0fthewordwas mils (Cubpack, Scout troop or companies’dispute over the , fraudulent. Explorer post) in the George WashingtonCoancil is being WEST WINDSOR - BY 1974-AVAILABLE THREE FEBRUARY BEDROOM, I, word "district" on the "I will recommend to the GUITARLESSONS - Folk. townshipthat whenwe get the encouragedto participate in OWNER.Custom designed twohathbrickranchinNels~n new Princeton Junction the baypowerextravaganza. .extended.ranch.Fully w~.ded I RidgeHopewell Township. .Call m~-mt.m~, ff company truck has been coot the township pay for I providesyoungsters with an opportunityto enjoythemselves and deal with their learning uz acre tot. 2400sq. fL living I Centrallyair conditioned.11/2 settled -- the companywill removalofthe word"district" [ problsmsaway fiom the often hecticcompetitive atmasphare of their schools. space and full basement S [ acres Living room dining remove the word and the from the Princeton Junction years old. 30’ combinationl.raom’fellkitcTben ~lSO/mo. townshipwill probablypay for Fire Co.’s truck," Mr. Flatow living - dining roomwith w/wI t ’ JANITOR- Help wanted. repainting. said. Environmentallibrary near carpeting. Panelled family I Princeton based data center Fire Commissioner Peter He also announcedthat the .room with see-thru fireplace. [COUNTRYRENTAL- Large has immediateopening for fell Clarksville Road boundary mneernkitchen with eating I apartment on beautiful estate Flatow Mondayreported that library stack into the in- the center will cover spectrum time janitor. Salary open.Call he had metwith the chiefs and which decided which company WEST WINDSOR - A center will include pamphlets, area and pantry. 4 bedrooms, lin West Amwell20 minutes 60~1-7214for inter,dew. 1/30 library shelf filled with en- news clippings, magazine formationcenter. in both age range and subject ~1/2 baths, 2 car garage. [from Princeton. Living room presidents d bath fire com- wouldfight whatfire has been The womenhave worked for matter- fromDr. Seuss’ ’"rbe panies to settle the dispute dropped. The police will now vironmental materials for articles, teaching manuals, mainlananee free aluminum [dining room - kitchen, 2 childrenand adults is filling up hibliographies and morethan nearly a year, most in- Lerax," to Barry Commoner’s siding. Ideal for commuting. Ibedrooms, bath. Pool whichflared with the arrival determine whichcompany will lensively in the last three "Science and Survival." "The Call evenings for tppointmentI privileges, patio, expanxive FEMALE ROOMMATE of the truck. be called for anything but a fast at the West Windsor 100 new hard cover and wanted. Ownroom, great Library.It is expectedto be paperbackbooks. months, to gather hookswith Locax," Ms. Stutz says, is a 1~09)~4~0. lgrnenm.You’ll love it at The Junction companyhad structural fire, in whichcase moneyfrom the commission’s location, starting Mar.I. Call both companies are called, completedby Feb.L Ms. Stotz has worked to- children’s book about the 2/6 l*~°21mo. I;09-~t-7583after 6 p.m. 2/13 ’claimedthat it could usethe The brainchildof Tuba budget and collect . en- prudent use of natural t words"district one".because Mr. Flatow said. gether with Sue Graham,an- I JOIINT.IIENDERSONINC. Stutz, a memberof the other memberof the commis- vironmental materials which resources. -- two / it had been so designated by He added that he felt the were scattered throughout the RECYCLE beth"nems, """’~ 2 baths, one yearl 3 ROOMAPr.. $195. plus the c~mty Civil Defense and dispute was the result of a townshipenvironmental sion, and Lucilla Triton, the old. Exceptionallocation. Byl 353Na~auStxeat .~i~. Apply500 S. MainSt., communications bk’eakdown commission, the en- township’s librarian, in library shelves. THIS , ~-~21 27"/6 manviue,alter 5:30 p.m. 1130 Disaster Control office. The converting one half of a new The informationincluded in owner.Call 609-655-1230eves. / " West Windsor Fire Co. at between the two vironmental information andweekends. 1123 1130 ~IEWSPAPER THURSDAY,JANUARY 31, 1974 Family shares bustling life

by EdwardF. Carroll Schuek’s arms is a just- Children’s HomeSociety a "system" and never gets a adoption last monthwas cause awakenedfoster child that she whichhas offices in Trentun, "clinical" perspective on her for a large celebration in the Mrs.Donald Sehuck’s lil:o is is watchingfor a neighborwho ltackettstown, and Maple newborn charges. "Each one boese, and each year the busy with life. She, her also is an evangelist of the Shade."Financially, tile $2.25 is ’my bahy’ and each looks anniversary of Lisa’s arrival husband, t4-year-old son and Foster Parent-hood per dayplus formulais okay," bettor thun every other infant in the family is celebrated daughter, 13, live on a mini- movement. Mrs. Schuck says smilingly, whenI have to take one to the with a birthday-like "Happy farmwith an adaptedsix-year- but ’if I use Pampersor buy medical clinic in Trenton," Day". old girl, a foster infant, a "1 like babies..." the child a little outfit or she says. Whenthe telephone Adoptionhas added just one horse, three ponies, three something ..." Greater in- rings on Tuesday and the moredimension to the Schuck steers, a goat, a skunk,and an Whydoes a youngwife insist vestments of family Society case worker an- family’s uniquely demon- assortmentof quail, rabbits, on surroundingherself andher cooperationnlake up fllr tile n0U0CeSthat a homehas been strated love of giving te chickens, dogs and cats. Mr. family with babies? "I like fund shortage, Mrs. Schuck found for the infant at the others. The experience has Schuckis in the final stagesof babies and figure that I can’t says, noting that no Foster Sehnck household, bits. sbattered Mrs, Sehuck’s adding on to the house which ever have as many as I’d Parent does it for the money. Scbuck switches from "my concepts of adoptive parents heightens tile constant crush like," Mrs. Schuck answers hairy" to "getting the baby being modelsof regular living of activity surrounding the matter of fuctly. Whenher I’:vcryhodyhelps ready for his mother." and doing the dishes on time. MadisonTownship family. ownsen and daughter reached Someof the infants leaving "It’s moreimportant to have WhenMrs. Schuekisn’t busy sebool age, she and husband ¯ Tbe Schuckfamily childrml Foster Parents are headed somethinginside", she said in feeding, washing,amusing or Donald had agreed that she are already better qualified to back to their biological describing the key elementin otherwisecaring h)r oneof the should either complete her handle infants than some mothers who, through eoun- being a successful foster, family members,she’s busy education and become a young adult women, Mrs. seliog, have decided to keep adoptiveor biological parent, withvolunteer duties as a vice- teacher or begin taking in Schucksays¯ Itusband Donald their infants, or to adoptive president of the Children Foster cbildren. Either wuy, pitches in nowmore than he parents. "Either way," Mrs. flume Society’s Foster she explains, there wouldbe a did whenthe Schuck’s oldest Sebucksays, "It’s consoling Parents Club, tile Mid- guaranteedsupply of children children were infants. And knowingthat tile infant will be Society Madison Women’sClub, and aroundto care for, those teenagerscare. too. "It’s goiog to good care." as correspondingsecretary of Sincethe decisionin 1969to tough sending the kids off to Besides,it usuallyisn’t too the local Parent.Teachers go for Foster parenthood, school when they knmv that hmgbefore the next faster Association. there have been two dozen the (foster) haby is going child is beaded for the warm helps in The foster infant asleep infants in the Schuek awaylater that day," Ivlrs. Schuckfamily experience and upstairs in the busy Scbuck household,ranging fromthree schuck says. Ttle teenagers tbe cycle is renewed. home last week was the days to three years old and sometimeshave tears in their couple’s24th foster child. The stayingfor periodsof less than eyes as they leave for school 11111111111atlnosphere manyways six-year-old blonde, anxious u weekup to three months¯ on such days. The Schucks adopted about the location of her All the children, including What about the emotional daughter Lisa, B, also is favorite pony, is the couple’s the Schucksadopted daughter, wear and tear of caring for thriving ie the very human The 79.year-old Children’s first adoptedchild. The 14- have been placed in their infants that are boundto be atmospherein the busy home, flume Society of NewJersey month-old girl in Mrs. country home by the trilled away?Mrs. Schuckhas The (v:casion of ber formal relies entirely upondonations to finance its work which centers on counseling women with problem pregnancies, providing temporary foster homesfor children from in- QUIETMOMENT for Mrs. Schuokand adopteddaughter Lisa, 6, in the corral areaof the A NOT TO BE MISSED fancy to adolescence, and family’s mini-farmin MadisonTownship. In additionto Lisa, the Schuckshave two teenage adoption. childrenand have cared for 24infants underthe foster parentsplan of the Children’sHome Dueto increaseduse of birth Societyof NewJersey. control devices and the liberalization of abortionlaws, there was a drop in the SU,PER SKI numberof clients served by Femreactionaryfighting the Society in fiscal ’72-’73. tlowever, there were 600more interviews with Society ~rofessionals than in the SKIS .ow preceding year. equal rights t or women In ’72-’73,the Society: ~neisslWhite Star $225. $149.88 BOOTS .ow supervisedthe welfare of 250 by GenaCorea 16-year old son. She is "America was lormed, not DynamicVR17 $204. $139.88 Rosemount $155, $79.88 children. SpccialWriter politically octivc rather than as a demoorucy, but as a $139.88 counseled 175 mothers. home.bound, she says, cunstitutional republic," she KneisslRedStar Racer $210, RosemountFastback $175, $89,88 listed 87 children under Bobs Minbimmtte is any because she’s "a lioness exphdns. "Men represented R0ssign01Strat0102 $180. $139.88 NordicaSlalom $I80. $119.88 boarding homecare. men’sequal, defending my cub and den."l their families." RossignolST650 $210. $159.88 NordicaPro $145, $[t4.88 placed 82 children for During the past two years, Lustyear the Lionesstold the Whatif she didn’t agreewith $210. $159.88 adoption, at a medianage of she’s held meetings,organized Louisiana legislature during her husband’sideas und so his RossignolROC550 No@caMercury $120. $79.88 5.1 months. demonstrations,written press its EllAratification hearings vote didn’t represent her? KneisslSuperlight $175. $124.88 KastingerRoyal $115. $74.88 legatly consummated 139 releases, given speeches, that, "Pcopledissatisfied with "I’d use my feminine Dynamic337 $189. $149.88 adoptions. appeared ou radio and their sex should be amended, charmsto change his ideas," KastingerSt,Moritz $105. $74.88 not the constitution of the she says. smiling. "Eveoif l Dynamic447 $159. $124.88 HenkeRoyal $135, $69.88 had 39 fester ilomes in use, tclevisiun, testified beforethe $ 74.88 staffed 3,605 interviewswith state legislature, metwith her UnitedSlates." couldn’t menare the heads of LangeLC $145. NordicaVelox $75. $54,88 clients, and state’s Governor, and Tile tone of Airs. Minhin- houeholdand are supposedto K2II ’73 $135. $69.99 NordicaElegance $65, $44.88 enjoyedthe gift of 939hours critiqued feminist hooks, nette’s public statements and makethe decisions. That’s $ 69.88 of volunteer effort, mostlyin She is national president of press releases contrast God’slaw." HeadGKO3 $120. Hochland $ 45. $22.88 fund raising programs¯ Females Opposedto Equality sharply with her demure Womenalso shouhin’t vote, RossignolConcord $1JO. $ 59.88 The Children’s t[ome tFOE), manner. Last August. one shesays, llecausc they w)te on RossignolCobra $ 90. $ 49.88 Additional Selection at 50% - 70% off! Society is in the midst of its Ever since Congresspassed release announced that FOE looks,not on issues. annual Red Stocking fund the Equnl Rights Amendmenthad given its Munof the Year Butdoesn’t she herself vote NNNNNNNNU|i ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ i ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ appeal¯ Tax deductible con- (ERA),5h~. Minhinnette, Awardto tennis player Bobby accordingto issues’: tributions maybe sent to the intelligent Baton Rouge !~.iggs "for his manlybravery "Yes, but 1 only have one Society headquarters at 929 housewife, Ires worked to mspeaking out against tile child so I have time to study Special Selection Parkside Ave., Trenton, N.J. defeatits ratificotion. In tile disgustingly perverted, them." she explains. "Most MEN’S AND DIES ’08616. process, she’s beenleadingan misanthropic, hormonally womenarc too busy to do excitinglife¯ inbalanced, women’s lib that." LADIES STRETCH Wonmn’splace is in the harridans and female sex "1 think only literate male PARKAS SAFETY COURSE homerearing children. Mrs. traitors whomasquerade as property ownersshould vote," SKI PANTS Minhinnette tells her women." sbe continues. ’"raxes are o o Ahunter’s safety course for audiences,not out in tile labor While working hard to levied on propertyso property- 25 Yo to 50 off firearms or bow and arrow forcctakingjobsthatbclongto defeat the ERA, Bobs ownerswouldn’tvoteforhand- / $25. to $28. Values NOW~,~ will be offered by Mercer men.tThough she thinks there Minhinnette regrets that outs. lfsomeoneownsnothing, Choosefrom: $32. to $65. ValuesNOW $14,88 County’s hunting safety in- is no greater satisfaction than womensucceeded in getting he’ll vote socialist everytime 1 strutters. Applications are child-rearing, she herself the 19th amendmentpassed, because he has nothing to available at sporting goods doesn’t spend muchtime at it That’s the one giving women lose." ¯ BOGNER ¯ GERRY I ~ n All Other stores, nowbecause she has only one the vote. Mrs. Minhinnette’sviews on ¯ HEAD ¯ SLALOM m/ I-- MENSAND LADIES SKI PANST .~’D’’’’’’’’’~’Q~’’’’~’’~’’~’’’’~’’~‘~’ta’~’n’’~’’’’n’’’’’e’’’’’Q~’~’~’~D’’’’’’’’~’’n’’’’’~’~’’’Q’’~’~’~’~’’l~’’~’’’1~’’’ta’~~leeEII~I~car; h~ol~:;~;n t t~’: lihs ¯ SPINNERIN ¯ WHITE STAG lb ~ r !1~ ~l°pp°sedto equality el rights ¯ SWING ¯ Ili/ 1/3 OFF = -for all ,oo,citizens,o because that =-egalitarian, socialistic E B?.-I URIANlb’S 0 society." 50%off = "A society that fails to MENSAND LADIES SKI SWEATERS 25%to 50% off I iensand Ladies Corduroy Knickers permanently established in ] 913 == classify its citizens under the I -7. lax,., accordingto race,sex, age MENSAND LADIES WARMUPS 20%to 30%off , off and physicalor mentalability, I CHILDRENS PARKAS .PANTS.. SWEATERS 1/3 =and one in wbich chaos and MENSAND LADLES TURTLENECKS -= turmoil invariablyensue," she I told a committeeworking on a 20%off =- newstate constitution¯ ANDWINDSHIRTS 20%off i SKIGLOVES ANDMITTENS F-. She believes tile 14th ~- amendmentto the consitution, which provides equal ~-protectinn of the law to all GREATSAVING ON SKI PACKAGES =-citizens, should be repealed. ~"It has been reSponsible for = mostof the judicial tyrannyto A~TAlia Ski ...... $70.00 ---- whichwe have been subjected, Tyrolia Binding ...... $24.0g Holzner Astral Glass Ski ...... $75.00 -= such os forced busing, Clix 55 Hee’ Marker ST Binding ...... $35.00 Fj property tax equalization and Tyrolia 50 Toes Scott Poles ...... $15.00 = the like," she says. Mounting,Engraving, - She’s not too keen on the Bill Scott Poles ...... $10.00 -=- of Rightseither. Amongother Mounting, Engraving, Runaway, Teflon Skid#ate ...... $13,50 ANNUAL fi things, she notes, it abrogates Teflon Skidplate ...... $15.00 $138.50 the God-givunright 1o "racial =_- and sexual segregation," and $11,0o i -= it provides for something NOW NOW prohibited by God’s laws: IsAve.ool _--miscegenation. ¯RUG CLEANING SALE Over the past seven years, ,74.88 [SAVE$45.001 ---- she’s opposed peace demonstration, racial == N0WTNRU FEB. 15 --- balancing of the schools and Rossignol Eurosport Ski ...... $135.00 Kneissel Magic 160 Ski ...... $159.00 7= =sex education., Marker Elastomat Binding ...... Marker Elastomat Binding ...... $53.00 In her ivy-covered house, $53.00 surroundedby books,files and Scott Poles ...... $15.00 Bcott Poles ...... $15.00 20%discount onall rugcleaning includes plant and -newspaper clippings and Mounting Et Engraving ...... $11.00 Mounting ~ Engraving ...... $11.00 i = animated by the arguments onlocation cleaning. ~-1 she’s presenting; Mrs. " $214.00 $238.00 [] --. Minhinnette seems very i =- happy, She’s doing work she NOWISAVE SgO.OOI NOW ISAVE 01 (noadditional discount for ’cash& esrw) -=- believes is vitally important. $133.88 $147.88 Oriental & Domestic Rug Sales by Appointment ~ Tuitioncosts n i i ,, MANY MANY MOREUNADVERTISED SPECIALS] Completerepair and installation semce available ~~ rise at Rider ~ Citing heavy inflation, plus - Plant Hours: =- costly improvements in a ¯ TUES.,WED., SAT., 9-5".30 ¯ - Monday’-Friday8-5 ~ campusand personnel,programs, Rider facilities College -=-= Telephone924-0720 ClosedSaturday ~President Dr. FrankN. Elllott = 883’STATE ROAD PRINCETON ~ announced Jan. 23 that the -raises tuition from $1900 to PRINCETONN.J. ~u~ul~lu~E~lul~lu[~l~llll~ll~[~l~llll~lll~3lllBllll~lrtl~l~ll~ulr~l~lll~ll~l~g3~ll~llllll~3l1~ll~l~l~r~l~llllll~l~ $2100per academicyear. FEBRUARY