THE CENTRAL POST Serving South Brunswick, Franklin Townships

\ 0I.. \ — No. -18 FRANKLIN PARK, N. J., THURSDAY, DECE.MBER 12, 1963 N ew sstand Price lOc Per Uop> Levitt Wins Board Asks 'T .1 !k Fj Approval u For New On 314 Lots School Site Consovoy Renews 12-Acre Franklin Claim Of Political Tract Eyed For Conspiracy \Stair Use In Future

I'hn.v! approv.il on .M-l building The Franklin Township Board e'l’ lots svjs grunted to I.es iti & Sons I dueaiion has requested that .1 by the f ranklin losvnshjp Planning Township owned 12-acre tract in a Board at its mectin;: last week. section of I'oxviood, be turned over ihe action broieght renewed lo the board as a possible site for elr.irges from lormer m a y o r a fiiture elementary school. ("-'"i'gi’ B t'onsosoy of ,1 "j'.ohtieal ■A referendum for a bond issue to cnn.spirucs in si;i'; ih .' lies eloper timid a ness elementary .school svil! until- .'liter i I’'' ell I ■; I nr" protiably be held in the first half 1 hese char.gc-s, m turn, svere dis­ of ll'6-l. aei'ording to Kurt .Nathan, cussed by Ci.unei! a|. its agenda president of the board. se.ssion the foliosving night. .Another site under consideration The proposal of the letter by is a sovon-and-a-half acre tract in was the authori/ation of Toiviiship ihi- Haniiite.n l.ake development. m.ina.ger Wilham H I.asv .Ir. to •Although this acreage would not be send a letter from the ( ouncil to .sufficient, Ihe hoard svould hope to Consol I V re;|Uesiir.g'him ."to ncquTre adjacent land in the area. imiisiduais on tlie P1.tm- ti '.vito were insoised in Boili areas. Mr. Nathan pointed Ihe poiitii a! eonspiraey to ille.gally nut, arc listed on the Master Plan to .accommodate future .schools. sl.-ill the Lesin suhdis'ision and to name tlv ir illegal actions.” He indicated that it was not n- The proposal of rhe letter by conceisablc that both sites would be utilized for .schools. Councilman Fr.iiicis .1. Kcary cli­ maxed the lengthy discu.ssion and Hosvcver, at the moment the . Ihc failure of two previous rcsolu- board is primarily interested in tiotis on the same subioct. acquiring the land from the Town­ 5 attempt by Councilman .In. ship. The board ha.s not yet de­ Pucillo lo set up an official cided svhich site would be used noii-poliiirai investigating commii- OPENING GIFTS m front of six-foot-liigh Dreidel on first first, Mr. Nathan said. tei to look into Mr. Consoso\''s night of Chanukah are, from left, Alisi. Tori and .Jeffrey The board has staled that the Franklin To Fight Three Choirs To Present (oiincil Ikins eh.irifs fajle;i. This w.is his' ihii I Golomh. children of Mr. and Mrs. S. Sherrnttn Golomb of Tosvn.ship presently has 4-1 classes illempt, said Mr. Pueillo, since Oe- 19 Newman Road, Ketuitill Park. ITaditionallv gifts ;iri' on double sessions svhich will be lober, to set up sucli u eointiitt'-e eliminated vfhen the present build­ Parking On Two opened on eacii of the eight nights during the .lowish Water Rate Hike Council uidieateil it ivoiild cmisid- ing program is ce-mpielcd in 196u. Christmas Music Festival holiday which began on luesday and ends next week. Township Streets er si-tiing up ,111 inses.i siting ce.ii- .Since the enrollment of the schoe,! By Utility Firm A Christmas Fosiival i>f Sacred Ros.ihe (iibson, .1 a 11 e Uei.ir.ng millec only after Mr. Coin.os oy system is incroasin.g by approxi­ Music will hi- presented i.y ihi- hoff, Bruce and Daniel ICiekim'- .ill.’ i r.rnkim TmsP'hip Ununuil 'UKimed I nines and c arg. s f Chanukah-The Eight Day Jewish mately 425 pupils each year, fif­ I r.inklin TovMishi|) m^niagur Wil­ ■At hist -Wednesday's meeting the teen nesv classrooms should be liam. 1!. i.aw -if. has burn auihor- three chi.irs uf the Kmesiu-i I’res- liam. K.ithy Riss, .uid .Nina s.riri. im ’i'uuMuiv pa-ssud an nrijiiKinuu hyterian Cliurcii on Sujuia;.. D- c. of Kemkdl Park: I aigem l').irnell pu'ohJiitnm parkmu .it tiw m!i‘r- planning ho:ird. hs' ;i sote of 7 to 1 made asaiiable each year, accord­ i/^(i hy tiu.' Counnl to appear he- gr.inted final approsai on the three Festival Of Lights-Marks Victory ing to tile board. tore the Public Utility Commission­ 1.1, at -1 pm. in the church sane! of ! r'”ntoii. ami Cii.irh ar K.ipaUk; su([ioij u!' I rAiiklin iUuilt-xard ami uary. The clioii.s, consistinp ot’ 01 of Monmouth .lunetion. H. iniiftnn Str*‘(;mii nu liu’ mf- subriivisinn purchased hy I.es ill With the lighting of a candle al Lnder the supers ision of Rabhi If additional rooms are not built ers Ilf the W'atiT I^)!iuy and Con- fp ni othvr hrms; tioi Commission on Dec. 30 to op- voices, are under t!u' (hrei.iic.n of M' nihers of the yoiuh i ' oir ,ire iHT'- m iTnnl (*'' iliu ;\ cK; U Shopping sundi.-v.'.i on l uesday. ( haiiukah. Richard .A. I.es me. Chanukah svili by Si'plember, 196,5, the board has Mel ro[>olitan Park Seilion •'>. poN.' a rao* incp-ase In- the Boinul Mrs. .lohn Bounian of 11 BuriilKini Diatiiic Chamberlin, lack .and Da- ( ’’I'UT. tile .ii-svish festival of lights began he celebrated at the Kendall I’tirk stated that .split sessiens will again Court, Kendall Park. * \ id I.in k. .1 ullo .Abresv, l.ouise llo' Ill building lols: H.imillon I. a k t throng toil, the world. .le'isish Community Cerler on Sun­ lie necessary. Brook Water Company, ('ounuil aisn intnxiurud an nrdi- F.stales, Section I, Mil lots; and liv nalcr lompany, ^^hi^h sup- Making i;s debut will be the l!i lander. Susan Cahoon, Lila a n d During the eight-day celebration, day, Dee. I.i. Tiie children of ihi- naiu'u iiccnsiiyu and ruLiulaiing llamiiion Lake Fs'ates, Sectio;, 1! p!ir s Tonnship rcsitlenis m i h e member cherub dioir ore,\nized Charles Piz/aro, .bimes Ci.noser of one candle is added each evenin ;. llebresv and R(‘li,gioiis School svil! luiin;: and jimi-f'-nu’n! macluncs 61 lols. this fall. They will .sing '(iod Kingston; Karen Clas'te-a. Sharoa The celebration commemorates a present plays and son.gs. There svdl Franklin Will Somerset Hills section, has appliin! a.u.d .sc! Jan. I t us livu tlalc for pub- ■losi-pii Donaglme. chairman of Har'd. N'aiiey and M.irsaiin Kap- great victory in IH.i B.C. which a be a distribution of Chanukah U' iiKTi ase its rate to 7a cents pur Bless the Little Things” a n d iic hearing. Ihe subdisision conimittee. ab­ I.IHH) -a!!onns. - ■'.Sleep My .Saviour Sleep.” alski of .Monmcuilli ,lunetion. band of .Syrian patriots svon over a dreidel. .small tojis. and other Jioii- Extend Water To At 'rmvsday's- Nessinn. r(.)uncil al- stained ' primarily beitiuse of the ! he lownship. Mr. I.anHoM the ■Syrian despot, 'i'iie holiday hoiiots day .surprises. The youth choir will sing four Other members of the youth .*^0 passed a r-so!ution aerepting the impact on Ihe scheols.” Courcil at its anemia session, sup- songs. Mr.s. William C'oorhees .1 r. ehoir are Barbara Otway, Paul t'inal imprmi'tm’nt nl DcMoii l.anc the warrior, .fudah Maccabaeiis The Women's Group siill he in Community House Approval followed ses'eral repo'-‘s and the triumph e-f religious I'ree- p i n ww.'-r lor 50 taavs per 1.000 of Princeton, is organi.st for the Riddel!, William, Das id and Mar­ by Herbert Vniicrs. c.M iualing and c'large of the refreshmeti!is ■ i h including one from the Qualifica­ dom. Mrs. .Martin Berger a-, ehaiintae. ■At- a cost of 81.560 lo Franklin I{' Ml;»t;rsle;i |};a! if l!u' \oulh and chi-rub choirs. ilyn Crawl'ord, Katie Wolf of eonstruction U<‘.. Ine. and aiithnr- tion Conimnlee suiting ih.ii ihe as- as'isteil hv Mr- shemian ( - ■ .. I : h'ti till' fie.'' .'. lia . agret"! to iC • h U:e»k Water t'ompa:.\ dul Sex oral jrl.l French carols will be Princeton; Miehaol Bossmau, Kar­ ir^’cl th h a s niiiow and .M: .. Rolieii I'lirkhei waler to the Conimunity House of ship siieuid consider supjdving \va- .ii’.d Sle|>hen l arris, Debbie Hulloii. bueii rdcfl. ti inple at .lerusaiem. When the vii - by the adult choir. Thev will al-e. nier. (he Gili/eiis Club. !•■] di:- aL'Ni n e-aonati'd ih- do eigit! parts of liaiulei's "M, s.se Debbie Berger, .lam- Berseh, 'I'nom- School Children lorious Maccabees n-turned to tin wf makm.: ‘hu nercs-arv t on- TowiLship manag. r Wdiiam !i. On F riday, Dee. il! al 7.2il j> ni I !u' e-xlension, Coiiiieil printed ah” couc.Uiding with tin- ■'llailelu- as Sluiford e.f Kendall P.irk, and temple, they found it desecr.iied. I. aw was requested by Cnunei! to out. will also provide fire pro- motion- a' which would j.di Chorus.” Mrs. F.dwin Kian of Betty Darnell of Trenton. si'iih only enough oil remaining there svili be I'.miils ( hamikali iiwcstigale reports of poor drainagt To Present A li'i lion lo the club and lo Parksidc e

j PTA CONCERT | Outstanding I There will be no itieeting of the' THE CENTRAL POST 'Montgomery Parent-Teacher Asso-i ciation during December. The an-i Serving South Brunswick and Franklin Townships 4 -H Award nual Christmas concert, which re-' plages the December meeting will . blished every Thursday morning in Franklin Pari:, N. .1. be held on Dec. 18 in Smalley Hall \ by The Princeton Packet, Inc. To Aggies on the grounds of the New Jersey', .N’euro-Psychiatric Institute. Bernard Kilgore, Publisher Many Others Are Edward P. Burke, General Manager TREE CONTRACT TO DeVRIES Honored During^ The Shade Tree Commission of j Edwin W. Tucker, Managing Editor South Brun.swick Township has lei ' Business Office—Route 27, Franklin Park, N. J. Annual Dinner the contract to DeVries of Frank-t Tha Most Cemptvt* iin Park for the care and mainte­ SolottioH of Roligtous AXminster 7-3434 The Daytcn Aggies 4-H Club, un­ nance of trees in Kendal! Park. Gift Artkims Second Class postage paid at Franklin Park, N. J. der the Icadershi-5 of Les;cr Sei- LEGION CHHRISTMAS PARTY denstein was I'lo recipient of the The annual Christmas parly of NOW A T . . . "Outs;anding Mechanical .Arls or the .American Legion Post 401 will D g v c u s Society .-tgriculturc Club” award in Middle- be held on Wednesday. Dec. $8. Scouts Receive The party will be held in the Mon­ GIFT and Sets Busy Meeting se.x County, at the annual county mouth .lunclion First Aid Building ■l-H awards dinner. The affair was •at 8 p.m. Mrs? Edgar Repp will load a Awards During CARD SHOP held on Saturday at .Monroe School discussion on ‘■The Meaning of Court Of Honor No. 2, as o\er 200 persons gathered • STATUES Ad\cnt ’ at the Holy Trinity Luth­ to honor county 4-Hers. Twenty . fi\ e Scouts receive 1 • MISSALS eran Church Dorcas Society naect- Scuth Brunswick clubs and indi­ ing on Thursday, Dec. 5, at 8:15 awards on Tuesday, Dec. 10 at the • BIBLES vidual members received a large Court of Honor and parents’ night p.m. at the home of Mrs. Kenneth j share of the awards. The Dayton • ROSARIES of Boy Scout Troop 10!) in Franklin Lines, Wilson Road in Middlobush. I Aggies award was accepted by Pc- • MEDALS Mrs. Gertrude Clark and Mrs. Park. j ter Martens HI. pro.sident of the - • PiaURES ,lda Wahlers will be co-hostesses Wesley Welch presided at the af Dayton Aggies. with Mrs. Lines. fair, which was held at the .Six The Publicity Award was pre­ SELLING CHRISTMAS LRCLS to laise money to buy a ’e \' ar.'lnilance are mem­ • NATIVITY SETS the group will make Advert Mile Run Reformed Church, which sented to the Deans Junior Workers bers of the Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad, froni left. Richard Ely, Lvdia Car­ • Children's Books sponsors the trriop. Refreshments w-rcaths and distribute devotional 4-H club, for a publicity book made lisle. William Schenck and Wilham Zimmerman. The trees "ow a ? being sold on the were served under the direction of SPECIAL DISCOUNTS booklets. After the program, the by Carolyn Cook. The award was _Fh^st Aid Squad property on New Road m Monmouth Junction Mrs. Drayson Edwards, president accepted by Barbara Hollywood FOR society will be feted with a Christ­ of the troop mothers’ club. mas patty planned by the hos­ secretary. TTie Flourcttcs a..d Pic aiURCH GROUPS and tesses. Receiving awards were, Second neers of Franklin Park received an SHBSGridders Aid Squad Selling CLERGY Class, Gregory Adams, Robert award for selling t.ie hiyhcs. A r r iv a ls OpM Cvanbit* 'til V Dunn, Douglas Hcndricksen, Robert amount of candy per member iii Are Honored At Christmas Trees Sundays 12 N 4 y.m. Anderson. Richard Sliwka. Heath the recent candy sale. I St. Peter's General Traver, Gene Compeau, Jonathan -Special awards went to the indi­ Fete By Boosters To Raise Funds 14S reiNCH STRUT Hooper, Tom Leach. viduals selling the most candy, The following births haNo, been (Oas- WMhIafUB Sekul) 'First cla.ss, Steven Randall, Don­ and the top salesman was Linda •Almost 260 persons gathered at repored by St. Peter's General Mis l.ynda Carlisle states PheiMt Kl 5-7S62 ald Livingston. Tom Leach. George Terhune of the Deans Junior Work­ the Flagpost Inn last Tuesday I-' Hospital: I "we re out of the woods,” and on Azarko. I our way to purchasing a new am­ ers, who sold 113 pounds. Raymond honor' 32 football players of the ■A boy to Mr. and Mrs. James Higgins of Dayton, a member <:-f South Brunswick High School team. bulance for the Monmouth Junction Star, Joe Urban!, Woody Wood- McLean of 75 Kendall Ruad, Ken­ hull, Marc James, Burnham Hobbs. the Cranbiiry Canters was third The dinner was planned by the Vik­ First Aid Squad. dall i’ark on ,Nov. 20. Merit badges, Jim Livingston, high salesman. ing Booster Club. She was referrirg to the annual Chris Gaynor. Donald Livingston. .Announcement was made that ,A highlight of the program was -A girl to Mr. and Mrs.Cjeorge sale of Christmas trees, which the Jim Dunn, John Traver, Craig ecc Van .Sise. president of t li r the prese:-taiion of a walky-talk.y W. Schenck of Dayto:i on Nov. 2‘3. S mad members cut and selected A GftlAt GIFT unit to Stephen Bresett. director of last week-end and which are being For H« or She Dunn, Jack Nahama. Jim Donohue, Deans Junior Workers was the win- A boy to Mr. and Mr::. George rier of the Princeton Agriciillural athletics, by the Vikin.g Bui'ster sold e:ich day on t.he F'irst Aid Richard Randall, Charles Higgins. Roteiibiiry of 3 .lolinc Road. Ken­ lARGIST ASSORTMENT Philip Welch, Joe Urban!, Burn­ -Society Leadership Award. Her sis­ club. J he seven seniers on the foot­ Si|uad property on New Road, A Small Deposit Is A ham Hofc.bs, Tom Shoemaker. ter, Janice \’an Sise was the win­ ball team were presented gold belt dall Park on .N'o\. 13. Monmiurh Junction. All proceeds iey-A>Mfay far Xmas Marc James. William Shoemak­ ner of a .special award of a cook­ ljuckles. The presentalien . was •A boy to -Mr. and .Mrs. (j e n e realized from the sale will go to­ er, George Azarko, David .Morri­ book from the Betty Crocker Cc. made by .A. Harry Moore ami .-\r- .lacksim of .Monmoutli .1 unction on ward a fund for a new ambulance. FARRINGTON'S ihur I n log to .lerry Dowgin. .Ar- son. 4-H Campership awards a r e .N'o\. 3. William .Schenck. serving as co- ■hur Friio.g. Marlin Leach. Sir\e Th« Flagpost Motor Lodgo has MUSIC CENTER awarded by the Production Cridil cliairman of the sale says ”t h e Winningdnn patrol, Beaver. Philip .Mayer. George Bossow. Iv.in Her­ •A boy ID .Mr. ant! Mrs. Al\ in .'Xs.sociatioii of Freehold for excei- trees ihis year ha\e been hand-se­ Ponns Nock Open Welchlot patrol leader. Emergency nandez. Drew Stewart, Donaid Raskiii of i l Pelham R o a d, cTBOted o Wemon's Hooith lence in Middlesex County F a i r lected liy till- members, and there Circle 9 9 Service award, William Shoemak- Scurato and Al Baldino. is an e.xrcllciit selection.” Miss ,ms. Foli'- campersnips a r e Franklin Park on Del. 26. Club STRICTLY for womon. W A 4 ^ 7 6 . er. The .speaker was William Denny, ( irlisle adds there will also b.' a provided, with Robert Narozanick A girl to .VIr. ami .Mrs. F. Bruce who was a football coach i;f the large groups of wreaths and greens Acceptance as member allows the >f the Dayton Aggies and Linda Fleckenslein of Is-l Kendall Road. South of the Brunswick coach, An- for decorating homes. Franklin Considers Ferhune of the Deans Junior Work­ Kendall Park on Oct. 21. use of FINNISH SAUNA, exer- ihony Toto. His topic was "You Michael J. Murphy of the Squad ers each winning one. .Mternalcs A girl to Mr. and Mrs. William YOUR BIKE Upsrradin^ Zones Can Be Anything You Want To will direct persons in the selection cycle, vibrator belt end rowing are Peter Martens and Jeffrey Sei- Emory of Deans ifane, Dean on OUT OF Be.”' Coache.s introduced included and preparation of grave blankets Two possible zoning changes have ''‘rt.stein of the Dayton Agf?ies and Oct. 22. machine. S T Y tl? •Mr. Teto, Niciiolas Pazinko and Mi­ and other memorial decorations. been sent by the Franklin Town­ Carolyn Ann Cook of the Deans A girl to .Mr. and Mrs. Albert chael Elko of the varsity, and Mar- .Members of the Squad will be on ship Council to the Planning Board Junior Workers. Elmers of 2 Rumson Road, Ken­ SWEDISH MASSAGE and ( hall Logan and George Hosea, jun­ dall Park on Oct. 15. the premi.ses from 4 to 9 p.m.each for consideration. Thh awards dinner is .sponsoro ' ior varsity coaches. A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore day and from noon cn Saturdays One, proposed by Councilman by the Middlesex County Board cf FACIALS AVAILABLE Movies of the South Brunswick Brc htmyer of 65 Evelyn Avc., and Sundays. Arthur Westneat, would upgrade -Agriculture. Township members in­ .•uid Bordentown football gamc- Franklin Park on Oct. 17, Low Membership feo — the R 40 areas (residential, 40,000 clude Raymord Baker, president. were shown. The films were pre­ A girl tc Mr. and Mrs. Elbert TO AID CAMP square feet), to RA (50,0000 square Deans: Harold Heinz, H. Clarence of $25. per year pared by Thomas Welsh rf the J. .Mastales of 5 Cambridge Road, Boy Scout Troop No. -16 are sell­ ,*eet). Hunkele, Alfred Kukfa, Edgar .school faculty. Louis Lcypoldt was Kendall Park on Oct. 14. ing wreaths for the Christmas sea­ Rcnk, Henry Von Thun, Fred Hol- The other, suggested by Council­ the chairman. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Harold son and boys will make a house to You can attain all these benefits sten, William Wilson. man J Robert Sica, would upgrade R. Egbert of 6 Wheeler Road. Ken­ house drive in the Blawenburg simply by contacting Miss Connie the Ra areas to two acres. Coun­ The county awards are made dall Park on Oct. ]2. area on Saturday, Dec. 14. Pro­ cil requested that a report frem available by sponsoring companies Varied Activities A boy to Mr. and Mr.s. David ceeds of the drive will be used for at the Flagpost Health Club Tues­ the board and consultant be re­ Township young people winning Markham of U. S. Route 1, Mon­ the group's annual camping trip to day through Saturday from 1:00 SEE a il THE NEW MODEIS Of turned at the earliest possible date. awards are Jeffrey Seidenstein an SCHWINN A RALEIGH Vre Listed Bv mouth Junction on Oct. 3. Camp Pahaquarra near the Dela­ Peter Martens, Dayton Ag.cies, The following births have been ware Water Gap. Scoutmaster Ev­ P.M., to 9:00 P.M. Call 297-3278 BICYCLES AWARDS FOR CUB SCOUTS riculturc, sponsored by Internatior. Reformed Church reported by Princeton Hospital: erett May ,lr. is in charge cf the Sin cerely, Three Cubs from Pack 22 re­ al Harvester Co.; Robert Narozan A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Richard arrangements. ’ Repp'S CYCLE ceived awards from Cubmastcr ick, Dayton Aggies, beaturification Mrs. George Dvrsten, president L. Weiss of 5 Hodge Road, Ken­ Solos • Sorvico - Ports Clifford Holland during their meet­ of home grounds. Sears RoebiicI; if the Women's C.uild of the Griggs- dall P.irk on Nov. 1?. GARDEN CLUB OFFICERS 10-12 John Stroot ing last week. Winning awards Foundation; Wendy Sickcls, Knl’’ ■ own Reformed Church, has an A girl to .Mr, and Mrs. William Wayne ' Lancaster has been Princoten, N. J. were Donald Rodm r. bear badge, ' '"11 .McDow.'ll. Deans .1 u n i nr nounced the Lydia circle has invit­ Miller of 3 Ritter Road,' Kendall n.ained president of the Franklin WA 4-1052 one year service pin; Alan Winder- Workeiw. canning, Kerr (11 a s s ed the Dorcas circle as guests al Park on ,Nov. 19. Park Garden Grinvcrs. Other offi- FLAGPOST HSALTH CLUB weedlc, gold arrow on wolf badge Manufacture Co. .1 Chnstnias party and shun dc\ >- A boy to Mr. and Mrs. W.dier . i-r.'- ini'ludi' Skip Kelly, s ite pres­ U.S. #1 P -i-'r M t -coIs Bobrnt pin. I I'c V'.'.n Sise. Kathleen McDrw- iiinal seiwii-e Thursday Dec. 12. Musch of .Monmouth Junction on ident: William Potter, treasurer: -■il. child care. Middlesex C< umy 1 iho hi-me of Mrs. Dyrsten at 8 Nov. IL Nancy Widcrer. secretary, a n d DEANS, NEW JEASEY l-ll fund: Carolyn Ann ( iiok. Bar­ p.m. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest lane Crrtclyou, reporter. bara llollN’wood. clothing. Coals I' e Naomi circle will have a Stubbs of L5 Campbell Road. Ken LADIES — COME IN and Clark. Inc.: Linda Icrhiine. ■ewred dish, luncheon Tluir.sday, dall Park on Nov. 11. SHU LAS PROMOTED .li-nionstration. Carnation Co.: Fliz- )ec. 12, starting at lU a m, in the ■A pir! to Mr. and Mrs. .Melvin Army Pvt. ,Iohn T, Shulas Jr. of abeth Singer, Singing Needles, Bar- Ihe Ruth circle met Tuesday in R. Marcus of Kingston on Nov. U. 453 Franklin Boulevard, Franklin FOR A bar i Hollywood, Lee Van Sise. he hi nic of Mrs. Joseph Hoffman, A gril tr. Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Township, has been promoted to NOUUETOWRIfE? ; P nd, for its annual Christ­ Private First Class. He is currenl- dross review, Simplicity Pattern •Scherer of Beckman Road, .Mon­ FREE SAUNA BATH Co.; Barbara Hollywood, Kathleen mas party. mouth Junction on .N'ov. 12, !v stationed at I t. Rilev. Kan. Me Dowell, Lee Van Sise, foods (Aer iii attended the annual A gtr! to Mr. and Mrs. Walter llP 1 and nutrition. General Foods Cnrp. Christmas brunch held by the R. Wasky of 49 Kendall Road, ■ M ill* ■••nil* 'Mill** •M|U» 10 Phone! .-Also, Caroljm Ann Cook, Deans Guild in the church hall. Guests Franklin Park on Nov. 16. Workers, John Terhune, David Sei- were members of the Foothill .Ac­ A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Lined • 5 - 1 i Phoning 1$ the quickest ^9 way to share your news— donstcin, Peter Martens, Dayton res Nursing Home. Lewis of Rocky Hill on Nov, 3. "Christmas Is Here” was the ,A boy to Mr, and Mrs. ,lan Ga. ' - 8 and to learn what's new Aggies, forestry, American Forest at the other end of the Product Industries, Inc.; Wendy theme of the program and sever­ jewski of Rocky Hill on Nov. 5. ■i - V V line. The cost is low. Sickels, Katherine Sprague. Bar­ al members spoke about their roles .A .girl to Mr. and Mrs. Richar’' new jERsir BILL bara Hollywood. Deans Workers, in helping to keep the true spirit Robinson of SO Stillwell Road freezing. Middlesex County 4-H of Christmas alive. Fr.inklin Park on (let. 28. fund; l.ce Van Sise, Barbara Hol­ Mrs. .Arthur Carroll was in A .girl to Mr. tiiid .Mrs. Billy Rat EIG Sound! |0 W Price! lywood, home economics, Montgom­ charge of the program and Mrs Benia lt of B’- kman Road, I ery Ward; John Terhuni', leader­ Martin Sureasnn i\as pianist for fhv hn Park on Oct. 2S. ship, Sears Roebuck F'oundatiim. singing of carols. .A hoy I'l Mr. and Mrs. .Nornui Mrs .lens ..\r:ie'cn. prrse- ' Also. Jeffrey Seidenstein, Johni Scliilf of 2-1 Raleigh Road, KenilaF GENERAL ELECTRIC STEREO cd gifts to ihe iititit.iiiig officers. Gomes, Dayton Aggies, poultry. P.irk on I lot 30. i;s*..,l,i imi II n -.i' officers 'a. Heisdorf & .N'elspn farms; Pamela .A boy to Mr. and .Mrs. Rnniaii be held a! tiie .January meetiiv;. i^ in Genuine Hardwood Console Martens, Peter Martens, (iolden Gu/ik of 37 Kendall I'oad, Ki nj Hoof club, sheep, Middlesex Coun­ dall Park on Oct. 20. .A girl to Mr. and Mr- Jainet. r/j ty 4-H fund and N. J. 4-H Sponsors Franklin Views F'und; Frank Ravipinto. Floureites. W. Kohler of S Rumson R o a d. David Seidenstein. Peter Martens. 1 rankhn Park on Oct. 24. Dayton Aggies. .Allis-Chalmors Co.; ChaiueOf Gettinjp^ A boy to Mr. and Mrs. .1 n h n m Robert N.arozanick. Dasid Seiden- (Tate of .3 FniernM R'lad. L'rank !in Park on Oct. 2:"i. rtcin. and Jeffrey Seidenstein. Curbs, Sidewalks A girl to Mr. and Mrs. I . D.i 'voodwerk, .Middlesex County 4 il The piissibility of providing curbs vid Walters of 7 Cuvier R o a d IBS- . T __ : fund. and sidewalks on ! rankhn Bouie- Franklin Park on Oct. 1 Leaders '.vere also honored f o r \ard. from .Somerset Street to A boy to Mr. and Mrs. .Arnold ser\icc. with .Mrs. .Arthur Terhune. Hamilton Street, and on Hamilton. Aanonsen of Griggstown on Oct. I'. cooking prniect loader recognized Stre :. from Lr.inkhn Bouka ard to j A girl to Mr. and .Mrs. William for 14 years of service. .Mr. Seiden- short;> before Lcupp Lane, ns being B Lamb of Rorkv Hill on Oit. i) stcin of the Dayton .Aggies. 11 considered by '..'e I'ranklin -Town­ .A gir! to Mr. and Mr.s. Richard years: Mrs. Robert Narozanick. ship Ciiuncn. .1 P'l'lanl of La I'iairow Cour’ former leader of the Deans -lunior With .Somerset County due to be­ Kerdail I'ark on Oct. Li. Vl'orkers. 10 years; Mrs. Irvin.g gin, work next \ear on the w .denhig ,A g.r’ ■'> Mr an.d tdrs. W i 'or 1 Miileh, ie.ider. Wit 'N W,,rk chili, uad ,rnpro\ emm 'i)f ihi-s M ( 1— V Roikv il ;! im Ovl. 17 1 s years: Mrs. Henry Singer, iead- tion )f Frank m Bouiev a a r, d \ .,y \i- iJch.-v ; •T .s.ne:-; ' \-. d.es. ti y--.i; -: Wii- ■A’: til! ’. thv tinxi :A-' V. cir- .O' ‘'•r r)i; N /.i; of G ' ri’i . K ') .1 d Hal Nev/ G-E Cl 00 Ceramic S(«rto Carf- TRESTLE DESK hs I. ruse, leader, Sand.Hih.s Wond- :hr \l.inv,,-.'!' -x;r- "t s:rc I> ' f 1. • ■ ■ il'i'. k^. 2 Via--: M:s ii R fberi ridge with Diamond Stylus. 4 Speed AutO' Toua •xk'p w ■' '.d t;'.tV • to b'-.tr \ '.Mr ,o--i Mr-' H.i' matic Changer ploys 7", lO" or 12" Stereo A practic;il working desk iri the true leehug P: Mire eacier. .Merrv Workers. ,v- -h i : i ■ ^ u ■ ■' : D’."-!' R'.' I ! of authentic I'arly .-\meriean. .\\aiiai u ,1 ' k:''- i or Monaural Records. Other feotureS'^Duol iLw ba- ' • i-'x . 0 • I", 1 Channel Stereo Amplifier. Record Storage. 4’ and 5' leneth.s ------Just one of a e.m (V lOcuicrNh'P awariU wor ( ■ •‘.da 'a' • ■■■. ■- 'o .V- .a- ; M- '■ . ' plete grouti i>f earet'uil\- de;.i:ied mu-- u. V) Mrs.. Wa'!. r Hr;-k i 'A ••-■k -s. ' • p. s'-lb'.. p.i::- ■ t . .f \] r m - '■ ,n On 1 reproductions Jiandmadc in our o.wi ,y Mr> k. M !• - ...d- • f;:: .M and lead- r- vo.’. « • . . . 1 .1 ...airu i.i.''''' g::-! to Mr. a.nd Mrs, David B NO DOWN PAYMENT! EASY TERMS! 'Minltnum RM.U r r ic AAA nized mciudcvi Mrs, jair.es Br'': - 0-' 0 .'3 (1 of K;ra'.’ ." un (Jet. 20. nnn, Mrs. Richard C. Cook. Mrs Lo Jiam IL bov to Mr and Mr-. Roh'-rt ,M. .Alan Sp.'‘apu.'. Mrs. J. I.verc'; L:i'a' ,Tr. e>’:rra:' ■d th" to' al co'^t of •A. arrol! ^ ^ Road. \a:> Mso- Mrs. Wa :er work ' I ' -1 "1 at .'13 - V’•-ir khn P;irk o:i Oct. 12. T ^ T V & Mrs. Gcor.ne Boyle, -Mr.s. Pt-ier i , 0 ' Ml, a -i '"'i 1 Hiir.:;- ■■ .A :.-;rl to Mr ar.'l M--, F.v"r< -' Martens. Mrs. Me/un. R- -M. y:roc Hf placed thv ens > curb- I! r of IS Woixib." ■ Road, K- :t- The Furniture Bctrn Doucil. Mr. and Mrs. Ldward .Mur a: F a foot an ks Park on Pv'.v. 2-1 In 1 bur: F. Fenchel an oa! I'jo:. .\ c:r! t J Mr. and Mrs. Richard APPL. Oi.f Circle •^Prluccl.iii Joh amc — " ■ R;.!n - H'a'i, .Mar.:''.,; WEBER’S ■,ts M;?.': Lii ia- 740 PFPIF.S NO'W RIDF 1 Mtjj -ak'' Crar.bury who has i'.;' 1 r ; Franki;:'. i j.v::;h:p BaarJ n.ar . ni .l.apan .as ,in vx- Eduvaii- is i;"'w :ra.''.-r an;:', GEORHS R«D , DEWS ■ AX 7-2H0 l:-.t{'r::a;: 'n:t! r:ip:'< :r h" Fraa’:'.:’ Tp.v ■p i R' al ^5wv'4'JC.2^ ) j. i'J. AGE FOUR THE CENTRAL POST THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12. 196;J

f r a t e r n it y p r e s id e n t Da\id Rican of 11 Simpson Road. Franklin Township, is th e Viking Cagers Look To Bradley Sinks 40, Tiger new president of Xi Gamma Iota I'ratemits- at Union Junior College. Mr Rican, a sophomore, is ma­ A Much Improved Season Downs Cadets, Falls To Cats joring in engineering in the col­ by Norman Monhait played Jayvee ball for t'-.c Vikings by Bob Diemar ing stanza Princeton concentrated lege's day session. F’ootbail season is oscr now and last year. .Stout and B’oyco are ne'w- The Tiger hardcourt quintet on its backcourt men picking for the. spotlight shifts to basketball. comers. bounced back on a 40-point effort the two forwards - Bradley and Bob Haarlow - to get them the Hopes arc up at .South Brunswick Allen led the jayvee team last of all-America Bill Bradley to gain shot from the head of the High for a much improved season year, scoring 318 points for a 16.7 an 80-73 victory over Army at Dil- i jump over last sear s 6-16 record. po:nts-pcr-game average. Banko Ion Gym S atur^y night after drop- key. '* This year s varsity cagers will averaged 6.9 points per game with ping their opener to highly-tout^ Once the sho.t was up, Prince­ there is be coached by .A1 Balcomb. who 124 points scored. Hnedak score-d Villanova 72-59 Wednesday night. ton like Army was unable to get ran the junior varsits squad last 98 points and averaged 5.4 This year, the same as last, the ball of its offensive board for year. He will be assisted by new points per game. Princeton's deadliness at the char­ the all-important second shot. Jayvec coach .lohn Wcnrel. According to Coach Balcomb. ity line proved to be the key to the With less than five minutes re­ ONLYili Coach Balcomb .sizes the team competition for siarting p - seven-point triumph over the Cad­ maining in the period pnd t h e up in this way — ' We lark size, tions IS e.vtremely close pris- ets, The Tiger connected on 30 of 35 score 28-27 in Army’s favor, Don but feel we haw more speed and pcctne back court men are Hncd- from the free throw line in a con­ Nieman grabbed the ball off the better shooting. Uur scoring --houid ak. Bossow, Leach and Bo. cn, test marred by 58 fouls. Army board and flipped to Bradley ONE be much better this year. ' .Mien. Stoute. Ta! \ w : nv for ihe vve-.-k ended Dec. 5, 1^3. onds left to ice the game. . [_] t WOultl ltb« fo t; Senior fireg Hnedak. juniors 01- Coacii Ba’conih's words, "Wc A program of "Chri.stmas Fel- perience on medical, surgical, pedi­ TK« Ctnlr«l f*o»f .If>hnsnn .lohu'SDn dun. 'j wa.s .777 fiT.'i.Ulfl kilovviili-hours enm- Zone Too Much i ■ I Wb-U.nb» lu cy Allen. Ray Banko, Ste\e Bny- feel wc definitely will improve Ic-wship" will be held on Saturday, atric, obstetrical, psychiatric and Nn\ Ml.)--;' 1 piired with .HW,405.500 kilowatt- VVillanova stimied the Tiger in Thf Canlrel P»»e co, Don .Stout, and Zbig Podgor- mnn!h Dec. 14 at 6 p.m. by the congrega- geriatric services. On graduation r>il nut coupon ana rtia«i lo C<> u;>on our record of last y ar. " n;\ 'Tb.A§C|c Invited guests to Federation Night MERCHAHTS GREEK STAMPS whom, •will take trfficc on Jan. 1. Uhle, who hasn’t played organ­ 3 5 ‘ WITH THIS CbuDON ANO PURCHASC Of included club, district, and state 14-01. RONAT ized ball since high school, could officers. FIREMEN PLAN PARTY develop into van Breda Kolff’s an­ HAIR SPRAY Program for the evening w a s Adults Only - 1 Por Fomily A Christmas parly for children swer for another starting guard. >4 A&Cl’.ON to t'«l S’.MPfc lUW IIClKt •* ' Masterpieces in Dried Flower Ar­ of the members of the Franklin With the first week of the season VEAL CHOPS ■ mm u VOID AFTER DEC. 17th ...omw* ranging" presented by Mrs. 1.. G. Township Community Volunteer gone, the status of captain Bill Bourdon. Mrs. Clifford B. Ross, Fire Co. and Auxiliary will be Howard is still in doubt. The doc­ Shoulder Rib Loin V E A l R O A S T hostyss was assisted by Mrs. Lew­ tors still are uncertain as to the held Sunday. Dec 15 .'Ihe Villag­ is Smith The club will distribute ers of .Middlebush will present a effects of the injury he received in C LEGS 0 Christmas gifts throughout the puppet show. The auxiliary this the Dartmouth football game, con­ various nursing homes in the Town­ week held its Christmas dinner sequently, he has yet to scrim­ lb. F R E E E X T R A ship. 6 9 f 7 9 f 8 9 RUMP 4 9 c MERCHAHTS GRECH STAMPS party at the Franklin Park Inn. mage. SqiHirt Cut — ShauVur WITH THIS COUPON AND PUMlMB OP B-ot. ior LOUIS SHIRRY Dance Is Planned lb PRESERVES FARRINGTON'S MUSIC CENTER VEAL ROAST 45* iLi Adults Only — I Por Fomily By Woman’s Club o ’“T 8*»mp» ToweectMe wt»h*oud fu«cr«m VOID AFTER DEC. 17th The Cedar Wood Woman's Club .vill hold its second annual thw PIANOS ORGANS Regular ner-dance Saturday, Dec. 14, 7 p.m. BANJOS «nd all Style H the Forsgate Country Clim. 4 9 .^bout 250 guests are expect 'h GUITARS M O f T 'C H R ia T M A S INSTRUMENTS LEG OF LAMB With Purchoso of Mrs. James Boutiette is chair­ l^b. or Mere man and Mrs. Gerard Dsdy is A Small Deposit Insures Xmas Delivery Slit- SHARP CHEESE accepting table reservations. Pro­ HYGRADE F, ceeds will be used for the welfare Penns Neck Circle NO COUPON REQUIREO department and building fimd of MARGARINE SKINLESS FRANKS the club. OPEN 9 - 9 W A 4-0476 ALL MEAT or lb. AIRMAN REASSIGNED FYNE •Airman Third Class Robert T- A LL BEEF pkg With Purchase of Salter of Rocky Hill, is being rc- SPRED 6 ^ 8 9 * 4 9 * REAKINC ALL SALES RECORDS! LADY FAIR 69c Size ! assigned to, McGuire .AFB, follow­ ing his graduation from the techni­ S'ic JELLY ROLL NO COUPON REQUIRED cal training course for United Stales Air l-'orce communications frmilfSind SELECTED lb. 1200 Ctnretiklr FOOD FAIR center specialists here. Airman HALIBUT STEAK 5 9 Salter is the son of Mr and Mrs. LOWEST M tim Raymond W, Salter of R*Kkv' Hill, lie is a graduate of Franklin High CONVERTIBLE COFFEE seliool. 1949 IN U.SJL! rau PRICC KUVCIfI VISIT AD AGENCY EHLERS COFFEE 2 : ^ r Students in H'ranklm High School s nth and 12tn grade Con­ 2'^T sumer .Mathematics class visited the J. Walter Thompson Advertis­ 6 oz DELUXE ing Agency in New York City. The can class has been studying the role CONTADINA TOMATO PASTE 1 0 ' BRAND of advertising in the United States, • I tt M HMIft I I SKNrff • T«pi III MM and the trip was designed to help • 1% 3tic Iratti Vegetarian 1 lb the students learn more of this or with Pork 4 cans 4 5 ' profession. John A. Bradley, a T09 AH-Mmw TFtIUMPH NEINZ BEANS PRESERVES teacher, escorted the group. F F. DELUXE BRAND SPITFIRE 9 o z N«il R| Winliat Regular or Crinkle Cut Peach 17 Ft. Ltft| FRENCH FRIES Fresh Frozen 8 pkgs. 8 9 ' Apricot or OBirUAHJES Pineapple 4 - ‘l Trenton's Sports Car Center for Sales and Servisd MRS. MARIE A. SCHUESSLER Selected lb .Mrs. Marie A. .Schucsslcr died GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES W estern 19 Tnursday after a long illness. She was 59 and lived on Lincoln High­ p i m way, Kingston. She was the wife of GOLDEN RIPE Irving G. Schucssler. She was bom in Plainfield and lived in Kingston CAPITOL MOTORS for 40 years. BISMOL In addition to her husband, she is survived by two sons, Irving F. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL and John C. of Trenton; a daugh­ ter, Helen R. at home and one VALIANT TRIUMPH JAGUAR grandson. BANANAS Requiem high mass was celebrat­ OPIN LATI MON., TUI5., SAT. t A.M. KENDALL PAKN OPEN SUNDAY TO 6 P.M. 7 7 ‘ ed at St. Paul’s Reman Catholi" W ID . ft THURS. SUN. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. F O O D FAIR g a m . t o 6 P.M. . Church, Monday. Interment in St. ARCTIC PARKWAY OFF OLDEN AVE. ______TO 9 ------j Paul's Cemetery was under the TRENTON EX 6*9263 We Reserve the Right ta Limit Quantities All Prices Effective thru Dec. 14th. 1 'iirection of the Kimble I'Tmcral 1 Home. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963 THE CENTRAL POST PAGE FIVE Brownie Scouts . SBHS Athletes Receive Meeting, Party By E & I CATERING SERVICE Invest 19 Girls Rosary Society OX DE VALDE AVEXUE .A combined meeting and Clirisl- OFF HA3IILTOX STREET S03IERSET, N.J. During Ceremony Awards During Assembly mas party was hold last week Plione: 249^03 Co-captains of next year's cross ior varsity letter awards in foot­ by members of the St, Matthias Ro­ Nineteen girls were invested in­ country team at the South Bruns- ball. Winning the aw:ard.s were sary and .Altar Society. to Brownie Troop 283 of Frankim wufk High School were announced Charles .Melvin, Anthony Cosuma- Hostesses Mrs, Henry Indyk an-.l Township in a ceremony super­ at the annual fall awards assembly no, Richard Crawferd, Robert vised by troop leader .Mrs. Rita held last Friday. Named - are Flumerfelt, Eugene Eckert, Rob­ Mrs, Michael Kagdis and their Bianco and assistant leader Mrs. Howard Patterson and Gary Har- ert Fritog. Sam Moore, Bruce committee entertained membeis Elaine Goldstein. raman. Lake, Dennis Halas, Thomas White with a tableau of the Xatnitv. Invested were Regina Bianco, Peter J. Warner presented cross Peter TurbeyviUe, Nick Hutak, Those who participate.! w c r e Donna Goldstein, Kathleen Good­ country awards for this year's par- Rick Noon, Kenneth SkiUman, Sal­ Betty DiFernando, Jane .lu'ewick. man; Naomi Kleitman, Linda and tirip.uion on the varsity lo-el to vatore Di Giosia. Richard Micelli, Neva Lattanzio, Juliet Morehouse. the co-captains and John Kimpic Peter Nolle. Jon Kleinman. Rich­ Fdiie Beckage, Rita Dcr-.t>ghu". Also. Megan Lesser. Charessa Slow Carnes ale, Merrill Belford. ard Santos. George Olynyk. Dan­ Jane Moult, .Mary Gronco. NE- Vinson. Linda Mulligan, Janice Thomas Schifflette. Brian Young, iel Guerriero. Jonathan Budbrow, Edward Shamy, .Mary Kirpan and Kuncewitch, Jo-Ann Bongiori, Mi­ Harold Rule and David Feathers- Stuart Roslon, Jack Hendrickson Dorothy Brown. chael McDermott, Patti and Jean ton. and Bruce Sutton. Carol Millemann directed the Gorman, Dianne Davidson and I'ne junior varsity aw-ards in A brief resume of the sports performance, while F'ran 'A'arg.i Michele Wargo. cross country were won by Clif- program at the high school was served as stage director. Singer-- Vi t‘ arc offering you a new catering scr\ ire in Frank­ Brownies Patricia Madiou and ord Frncksin, Joseph Hallasz. presenliHi by Carlton W. Rose, as­ were .Marion Fisher, Doris Gro.s.s, Terri Lawrence, whe recemlv' Michael Murphy. Gregory Listner. sistant principal. He also presented Carol De.Angelis, Mane Ferrara, lin Town>hij>. Oiir speciality will Le small parties, joined will be invested at a later Di n’.i.i rraiibe. Freshman aw ards Steve Bresett. director of athle-; Cecilia Komacvich and Anc weddings, showers, birthday, cocktail, office, ehih dale. w. nt to Mmey .Antebi. James Jef- lies, who spoke briefly. Kaunoski. Invested adult chairmen includ­ fr-yv. Dennis Reed, Thomas Schip- parties and anniversaries. You can serve at these ed Mrs. Gerri Healey, refresh­ mami, Woody Woodhall, Randall ments; Mrs. Christine Lattanzio. Randall Brindley . John Toohey parties yourself or have one of our competent staff telephone; Mrs. Dolores More­ and Charles DuVall. StaRiaN Aeadamy of BaaMi Cattira house, cookie; Mrs. Kay Goodman, serve you. \ arsity football '.etter awards •••Gty CwlfwvG Yggt Cerwr calendars, and Mrs. Lee Lesser, and certificates were presented by Pvt tM « ff M fllG UVM OWHHt* Why worry yourself about these details of food and transportation. Cl ichcs .-\nthony Toto. Nick Pa- Thti ia t4i« lia a un«=flt'r in Nev York ward E'liwier. -Steve Hinson and ORDERS TO TAKE OUT tional Office of the Boy Scout.s of Cn\ 1 wtu-n- he also iis os. ZiG ZAGGER music instructor. America In .North Brunswick. R( bel t Huber. • MOST PRACTICAL Mi . Bunki ca me n liv iiiU’d .Manager certificates w e r.e AND CABINET .Mr. Benko. a native of Hungary, SialL s from llun^u \- .six years Optn IvRRingi 'tH p-M#. . began playing chess at 1-. When he presented to I rod 'Leach ami Steve -9 List Advent Rites ago (luring ihcir u N oiution and was IT he had achieved a master's Rovirs, is n< w an American citizc-n. He is w--. . .in,,.u ..Mil- .*11' »i »'■ rating. At 20 he won the Hungarian Coaehes Marshall Logan and At St. Barnabas rau-d among the top players in this (ieiU'.ge Mosea presented the juiv The schedule for services at .Si. ^ national championship, in a country along with Bobby l isch , country well known for its fine play Barnabas Episcc/pal church, lo t-r. the L S, champion, cated on U.S. 1 at Major Road. | and Samuel R. schee sky, who for Commuters Slate Monmouth Junction, for the third j one-i;mc meeting with the merlv held the lille. On Di-e. 1,3 Sunday of Advent, Dec. 15 are Russian .Mikail Bntwinnik. form Benko will compete w ,th these men ' Tryout Dale For as follows: 8 a m.' Holy Commun criy the world's champioi'. he drew lor the I ,,S ciiampioi'ship .-\mong ion; 9:30 a.m. Family services, the match. an estimated i.vO milh-in i-ltess plav- ' Two Albee Plays ^ - morning prayer: II a m. Holy Among his many championships ors in till- world, about -iO are Communion and sermon. The ser­ he won the LniU'd States OpiMi in grand masl.-r.s — a title that Ben 1 l-ytward Albce play will be vices will be conducted by the 1960, and Was twice a finalist in ko now holds. | ^-niered in the lfft>4 New Jersey Rev. Frank K. Jago. the World championship matches 'Die match is open in the public 'I heater League Competition by During the day, the Episcopal held in Yugoslavia and the Dutch for a small fee, .Anyone desiring The Commuters. Inc.. South Brtins- Young Church Men will decorate Indies. to pla\ -. ’e-nld contact program I-w ick's Theater group, the church and the parish hall for Unlike many international grand- chairman. Don Ruyder of .3H4 Ry- 1 i he pla\ will be selected from the Christmas holidays. matHers who devote the full lime ders l ane in Fast Bninsw-iek, I iwn one-acters by Mr Albee; ''Ihe The East Brunswick Chess Club American Dream and "The Deat'.s is sponsored by the Fast Bruns­ of Bessie Smith". This double fterOr Cehlaat wick Recreation Commission and bill will be presented in late Feb­ Inelvard holds its regular meetings at the ruary under the direction of Cecilia IT'S A FULL SIZE ROUND SOUIN Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 133 ScovcII. P H I L C O ^ & ^ i on Cranbury Road in Fast Bruns­ Open tryouts for the casts of wick on Wednesday nights from both one-acters; consisting of three ZIG-ZAG -ALL FESTIVAL OF. VALUED 7; 30 to 12. female and two male parts for the first, and tw female and five male $5 DOWN parts for the second — including BALANCE NEW PHILCO Morris To Preach roles fnr three male Negro per­ SALE MONTHLY “TOP RATED” COURIER formers, will be conducted by At Sand Hills Mrs. Scovell at Grcenbrock .School BRAND NEW - NOT A REBUILT PORTABLE TV in Kendall Park at 8:30 p.m. INTERNATIONAL- The Rev. Jarvis..S. Morris will WITHOUT ATTACHMENTS • W«ighslMtthan25lbs. On Friday. Dec. 13. tryout ma­ • She can taw parJaet lis i f ttitchat—aaiily, • Built-In Pivotenna return to his former pulpit at terial will be supplied, nr those automatically, uniformly • SENSATIONAL the Community Presbyterian wishing to do so may bring their • Sho can tow bockwordt and forward NEW LOW PRICE! Church of the Sand Hills on Sun­ own audition material. • Sho can mond and ombroidor C U B C A D E T • Sho can ovtreatf and applic|uo day, Dec. 15, to conduct two special scrvico.s. a Sho can blindttitch homt LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTORS Church Women To a Sha can maka buttenholai At 9:30 a.m. Dr. Morris will hold . a Includat Fraa Sarvica and Parft Cuarantaad Take the h.nrd work out of y.nrd work. Mow an acre of turf a scrvici- of prayer for healing for I i-in.n.r.-.-Linj-ixu in only an liour. Clear walks and drives of drifted snow in P No. 2«t0 See Slide Show tho.se w!io wis'n special prayers SEE IT AT THE minutes with blade or snow thrower. Handle every season’s # PLUS FREE 1-YEAR CARRY IN for healing for themselves or for Mrs. .lohn Whitehead of Kendall cliores f.astor and with less effort than ever before. Both # SERVICE-ALL PARTS / ALL LABOR .someone close to them. Park wil! be the hostess at a spe­ SEWIN& tractors feature three-speed, all-gear drive with toot- C H 9 - 4 3 3 2 Dr. Morris will also hold a ser- cial Christmas meeting of the CENTER oporated aulomotivc type friction engine clutch —no drive \ ire of infant...... baptism on this.. Sun . 1 ulheran Church Women of^ I h c PFAFF bells. Two wliccl brakes assure fast, safe slops. Other new «OPEN ’TIL 9:00 TO CHRISTM.\S dav. I'lie sermon suhjeri will be Christ the King Lutheran Chuich IIS ALSANY STRin, NEW BRUNSWICK # * features make the Cub Cadet tractors better buys than ever. A lie is Thy Health and Salva-1 cn Monday. Dec, Ifi al 8 p.m. SWEBER'S TV & APPLIANCE CO # tion' rile Men's Chih of the' Rirberl Roberts, program TUNIS B. DAVIS & SON Church will hold its monthly chairman will pre.seni film slides ^ GEORGES ROAD, DEANS ^ brenkl'a.sl on .‘tiimUiv. on "A Christmas Parable." 'Ihe RIVER ROAD ------I group is going to provide food and MILLSTONE, N.J # AX 7-2110 or DA 9-2110 # IN SCIFNt F TRAINING clothing during the Christmas holi- PHONE asVi^ssr Scienc" wii; 1).- ihe topic whi n i days lor needy famiiies in the 1 rankiin Fownslnp t'-achers meet communily. for an in serv'ce training scssi-m Ihe l.ist of the .senes of m u- Friday, Dec. 13 al Franklin High week Atlvenl .Sore ices will be held FAOORir School. Dr. John Naearra.\arra. pro-pro­ im 'W'edne.M.iay, Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. SURPRISE THE fessor of science and chairman in the Grcenbrtx>k School. Tlic Rev. IN YOUR LIFE... of the science- department at ler- Dwight .A. Huseman will -.peak on sey City State College, will sp<-ak. "GikI's People Redeemed." o i m n f ollowing Dr Navirra - speech. Mr and Mrs. John Matula of 3! the teachers wiil participate m Bennington Park-wav. Franklin "I li-l )ii|(lir IIirn'% 'No orif' jii tin* grade level groups where they will Park wi-n- received into the fel- disctiss improved ways of teach- lowship of th church at services M iildlr ....’ So \o ii M orr ...... ing science. held Iasi Sunday.

I KENNELS LISTED SCHOOL BOARD MEETING COSIMANO'S I ["he Breen Halpin Kennel -, -3 The regular meeting of the Frank SWi: CI.UTHIXG DOI.LAKS J-lJK .UK I Blair Road. Kendall Park are list !in Iir.vi.ship Board of Education ; ed in a new directors', "Here To w.ill bo held Monday, Dec. 16. at 1 \1IKK FAM ILY! I Buy, Board or Train a Dog." 8 pirn, in Ihe Middlebush Sch-ool

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DECEMBER 12. 1963 SINGER Reformed Church Accelerator Kingston Scene To Hold Annual Of Two Auto USED MACHINES Dedicated 5 HEADQUARTERS MCONOmONIO AND Christmas Concert Accidents Friday ^ FOR I OUARANTUD The ITth annual Christmas Con­ Two people were injured in sep­ ner'. of sacred music and candle- By Princeton # PORTABLE T.V, g iight sersice will be held on Sun­ arate accidents in the Kingston $18«88 and up day, Dec, 15, m the sanctuary of area on Friday. John J. Greene. •Jie Griggstown Reformed Church Explore Atomic 61. of Kingston remains in fair ^ COLOR T.V. # at 7:30 p.m . condition in the Princeton Hospi­ Nucleus; Facility tal with a fracture of the left leg ^ HI-FI STEREO # BE OUR GUEST - The combined choirs of over 70 voices will present the program. and arm. multiple lacerations of Cost $12 Million the face, abrasions and contusions. W « Im v * ■ M W 1964 Pianist for the group is Mrs. Jens Amesen who is also director of the Police at South Bru-nswick said t # The new $12 million Princeton- t lw f r Catatog . . .For Junior Choir made up of children Mr. Greene was southbound on W Factory Authorized iA y aar family • for yowr of grammar school age up to the Pennsylvania Accelerator, a facil­ Route 27 when his foreign-made car Junior High level. Mrs. .M artin ity designed to explore the atomic crossed the road and crashed into ^ Soles A. Service Sorenson is director of the adult nucleus, was dedicated on Satur­ a guard-rail. Ptl. Barry Spilatore and Thomas Murphey are investi­ # s choral group. day in ceremonies at the accelera­ Director of the senior choir is gating. Omt 1S.0M tN ii. tor site at the Forrestal Research Mrs. Colin Lancaster, who is also John Heacock, 18, of 38 Wittmer # • DUMONT Ndnmi the organist for the program. Center. t«w PricDi Court was injured in the other ac­ Frank Villcrius from the N'ether- Participating in the dedication of cident when his station wagon and m • G-E iands and now a student at the fhe^ unique research machine de- a Suburban Transit Corporation New Brunswick Seminary, will de­ 9 laty Cradit ftan* \ eloped under the joint manage­ bus collided. MOTOROLA 98 Off Ckfftf AccfMDf liver the Christmas meditation. ment cf Princeton and the Univer­ Mr. Heacock was released from IS Mbulli Rfvfhriii§ Clifrff A social hour will follow in the Princeton Hospital cn Sunday. He sity of Pennsylvania were Dr. Glenn ^ • PHILCO 34 Mfwdi itfdfft 8l«n Church Hall. This will be followed suffered a broken collarbone, con­ by the carol singing around t h e T. Scaborg, chairman of the Atomic cussion. lacerations of the scalp, tree, a traditional Norsvegian cus­ Energy Commission; President Rob­ abrasions of the face and multiple m • RCA Oidtr k f pkeee •r Ml parMii • . tom. fftt • If ert F. Goheen of Princeton; Presi­ contusions. ^ • ZENITH SOME OF THE 28,000 votive offering lam ps found by members of Princeton Univer- dent Gaylord Hamwell of Penn.syl- Ptl. Frank Schuessler said Mr. Bamberger's Plans sity's archaeolc;gical e.xpedition to Sicily i vania; Prof. Milton G. White, di­ Heacock was northbound on Rcote n an ancient shrine in the Greek town of rector of the accelerator; and Prof. 27 and apparently turned left in Renaissance Exhibit Morgantina. Lost to history to 22 centur ies the city is located in the hills of central Henry De’tVoIf Smyth, chairman of front of t!ie bus. .^s the two vehi­ In setting a theme for Christmas Sicily. The votive offerings were ta Herme s. to Pluto and to other gods and goddesses :hj Research cles side-swiped, the station wag­ # 45 STEREO AND this year. Bamberger's again took of the underworld. At left is Annette Ke nnedy Cooke, a British technician and at Board. on veered off the side of a road m CONSOLE TV SETS cn the magnificence and richness right is Mrs. Stephen Lattimore, a catalog uer and wife of a Princeton graduate stu- The huge accele.'ator, designed and into a utility pole, throwing ON DISPLAY! of the Renaissance period. dent in classical archaeology who accomp anied the expedition. and built under contract with Mr. Heacock to the pavement. Z ■ ...... ^ Throughout all stores, as well as the ABC which financed the pro­ He was taken to the hospital in Princeton, masterpieces of the age Disarmament Topic ject. will provide scientists with a the Princeton ambulance after the # WEBER'S T.V. $ are on exhibit for the public. Archaeologist Unearth powerAil tool for graduate instruc­ accident at 4:06 p.m. Valentine A. Art and .sculpture as well as Of Women Voters tion and ba.sic aescarch in high en- Ricci of Perth Amboy, the b u s ^ & APPLIANCE J church vestments and altar front- ergy and fundamental particle phy­ driver, was uninjured. als, carved furniture, wall orna­ The qvicstion of world disar­ sics. # Georges Rd., ments and escutcheons will be on Ancient Greek Structures mament will be discussed by the COFFEE TO THE BRAVE Housed in a large round build­ display. Two important structures of the members of the League of Women The Turnpike Theatre cn Route Deans, NJ < Hieron If of .Syracuse, who reigned ing resembling a n ilitary gun em­ # The exhibit throughout the main ancient Greek city of Morgantina from 275 to 215 B.C. Voters of South Brunswick during IS in East Brunswick will serve Phone AX 7-2110 or ^ floor of Bamberger's Princeton is their next meeting. placement. the accelerator, when free coffee and donuts to those who FROM- in the hills of central Sicily have Prof. Sjoqvist reported that the working at full capacity, will pro- a collection of furnishings and art shrine was for humble offerings On Monday, Dec. 16 at 8:15 p.m sit through the complete showing DA 9-2110 ^ valued at $17,150 on loan from the been unearthed by Princjion Uni­ viUe the world's most copious sup­ of the special horror show at Mid­ from ordinary citizens of Morgan­ Mrs. Irving Stein, the League's ply of medium energy mesons.' ^ to Xm€i§j(^ antique and art dealer, Trench versity archaeologists which shed tina. Approximately 2,800 simple night Friday, Dec. 13, the shows United Nations chairman, will lead The idea for building such a and Company. New 'York City. new light on the developnicnt of lamps were found there by the ar­ the discussion at the home of Mrs. are “Twilight of Honor” starring large research tool at Princeton Sing«r Sfw ing CDittor Bamberger's .New Jersey has civilization and migralic/iis of peo chaeologists — “The Morgetians Richard Chamberlain plus ”Hoot- Cecil Helfgott of 33 Stockton Road. originated in 1954 with Prof. White borrowed for display $121,905 work pics at the cio.ssroads cf lae .'Vled- probably used them as we use enany Hoot.” a W O e e r e e S A Kendall Park. At the same hour and his Princeton physics depart­ of Renaissance pieces which art iterranean. candles” — and nearly 600 libation on Tuesday, Dec. 17. Mrs. Stein ment colleagues, Professors Frank NJ. being shown in Princeton. Plain- cups for offerings of wine, milk, or will lead a similar discussion at field. Mfenlo Park, Morristown and One structure is a public build­ C. Shoemaker and Gerald K. O'­ ing identified as the Council House honey, depending on the god and the home of Mrs. Sidney Morris Monmouth. Neil. wiiere the City Council met to pass the circumstances. Also various of 19 Kingsley Road, Kendall Park. pieces of statuary. In 1956, the AEC awarded a con­ t'ne laws that governed the free Members will consider question tract to build the accelerator, and city: the. other, an open - air shrine The Bronze Age items were as whether complete disarma­ exciting discoveries of quite a dif­ by 1958 a staff of 40 engineers and CHRISTMAS TREES or .sanctuary dedicated to gods and ment is a real possibility, or is pliysicists, plus a technician staff goddesses of the underworld, ferent kind, Prof. Sjoqvist said. it wishful thinking; which is risk­ of 80. was at work. Upon its com­ such as Hermes and Pluto. Re­ They were uncovered among t h c ier — containing the arms race or pletion last spring, over 500 man mains of Bronz.e Age villages found remains of huts and small houses WREATHS stopping it: and are disarmament years of .scientific, engineering, and at the site date back to the 18th of a Late Bronze Age village sit­ negolions worth the effort? uated on the Acropolis of Morgan­ technician effort had been expend­ Century B.C. ed directly on the project. Prof. Erik Sjoqvist, co-director tina that appears to have been de­ Yule Parties Begin BLANKETS with Prof. Richard Stillw'cll of the stroyed by fire in the 11th Cen­ Total direct and indirect engineer­ Princeton University Archaeologi­ tury B.C. At N. J. Institute ing and technician effort would cal Expedition to Sicily, announced Terra cotta storage jugs, char­ run to several thousand man years SPREADS the findings to some 125 persons coal braziers, ond drinking cups Beginning Tuesday, Dec. 17, the of work on the accelerator pro­ Tuesday at the Princeton Club of are similar to household articles patients at the New Jersey Neuro- per and supporting laboratory. De­ Mew York. The group included rep­ found on the Italian mainland. Psychiatric Institute will be atten­ spite its complexity, however, the resentatives of the university, of “This substantiates the ancient ding Christmas parties in the var­ machine has been designed to be LONGO'S which Profe.ssors Sjoqvist and Still­ theory that the Morgetians came ious cottages. At 7:30 p.m., in Smal­ as reliable and easy to use as well are faculty members, and the from Italy before the Phoenicians ley Hall, the children will present possible in order to facilitate its ROADSIDE OPEN DAILY 7 DAYS Luigi Sturzo Archaelogical Fund, and Greeks arrived,’’ Prof. Sjoqvi.<4 k music drama with patients par­ use by faculty and graduate stu­ MARKET KT. a r PRANKUN PK., N. J. an oraanization of laymen support­ continued. “This has been one of ticipating, including a patient band. dents. ing the expedition’s work. the half-mythological traditions of Many volunteers help in various Since 1955 members of the fac­ Sicily." ways to make Christmas one of the ulty, Princeton graduate students In a yet deeper layer, underneath big events of the year. A Christ­ and native workmen have un­ the 11th Century remains, th e mas committee comprised of de­ earthed treasures of rare architec­ Princeton archaeologists found partmental representatives of the tural and historical significance. what Prof. Sjoq'.'isi believes to be Institute: the Association of New Biiisliiess Directory Morgantina was a fortified city “the earliest crucible furnace for Jersey Neuro-Psychiatric Institute, that flourished some 22 centuries making bronze ever found in Italy and the Princeton Red Cross plan ago near Serra Orlando, about 125 or Sicily.” Through the Early and assist in the activities. - miles north of the coastal city of Bronze Age pottery found nearby, Each cottage has an artifical tree FOR INFORMATION CALL AX 7-3434 Syracuse. he places the furnace in the 18th and there is great competition for APPLIANCES RADIO FENCING Prof. Sjoqvist discovered the site Century B.C. the best decorated day rooms. in 1953. Preliminary excavations The Roman authorities will fence Christmas lights are on m « '’ uncovered a well-preserved archi­ the excavated sites and provide halls and the ’"Light-up” night Philco - RCA tectural plan featuring highly orig­ permanent guards, since Morgan­ will be held on Dec. 11. General Electric PROHAMMER'S CULVER inal and advanced concepts of civ­ tina is a national f.istoric site. The Motorola - Fence & Pool ic planning, monumental fortifica­ Palermo officials have allocated Salter Completes Zenith - Dumont RADIO SERVICE tions. and evidence of thrivlni! in­ 28 million lira toward the creation m CHAIN LINK for oil mofces dustry ample for perhaps "20.000 to of a museum on the site, to house Air Course FENCE .'10.000 inhabitants, Auto Radios • the archaclop.ical finds. The munic­ Airman Third Class Robert E. WEBER’S '! he city apparently declined with ipality of Aldone has donated the Salter of RFD Princeton, is being Home radios BUILT-IN the Roman conquest of the island land Tor this museum, Prof. Sjoq- & reassigned to McGuire AFB, follow­ TV Appliance Transistor Radios POOLS .Additional interest atlach-s to this vi.st reported. ing his graduation from the tech­ AaMeriaae tele* eea tervic* site because (jrcek colonies of that The sponsoring committee for the nical training course for United ledia - rel»*«iee - Hl«li sWelllT Tubes Tested Free Phone Estimates Given period were generally coastal trad­ meeting at which Prof. Sjoqvist States Air Force communications ■efrtferslefi 6 *ee6***>* Cuiver Rd., Dayton ing centers. AX 7-2110 «or. M«ior Rd., Kififtlon, It . spoke Includes Prof. Rcnnselaer center specialists at Sheppard MonmGwth JvncHtn Prof. Sjoq\ ist said the council W. Lci; of Princeton, chairman. AFB, Tex. Ceety* M. ~ D e w , W I DA 9-2551 house was erected about 240 B.C. Airman Salter, son of Mr. and He found, in the outside wail of the SCOUTS SELL WREATHS Mrs. Raymond W. Salter, studied ELECTRICIAN HARDWARE building, a handful of coins that Troop 46, Blawenburg B o y military communications proce­ FLOOR WAXINCx were either deposited or accidental­ Scouts, will conduct their annual dures, message structure and ; ly dropped there during the con- Christmas wreath sale on Satur­ operation of teletypewriter equip BINGERT - Istruciion. They ari' copper cons day, Dec. II. in the Blawenburg- ment used in the world-wide Air I that had not been long in circula- Skillman area. The proceeds will Force communications system. The MILLER jtion. Prof. Sjoqvist identifies them be used for troop hiking and camp­ airman is a graduate of Franklin i«s coming from the regime of King ing activities. High School in Somerset. 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TRENTON EX 6 ^ 6 3 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I], 1963 THE PRINCETON' PACKET MounlIin"!M™c’ I Columbus Boyckoh Plans All Shakespeare Season On Sa!urda\, I)"( p n. irad.s.or-.al f Annual Christmas Concert Ml I- Plan ned For Drama Series 'lee 7i-'.oire Columbus B/v- :n M:k .- Bach oratorio b** '.pla: McC.ir.cr Th>.-.i'-f'.- '.'Ih.j V,- :*avin: H f.r*wbrmg the tra litie:*.''.' nvj- ■ c;i ).1 — • THE Jf Spring Dr.rr.a Scr;' - w .; be i'.' . '- -'ll a! 'S'junds of Christmas" to .■jt aiiiliiuriuni. ay < .1 • 'ny the e.i ent.re'v to ; w c:'-.' ■ . ' .ic.i' Mr 1 .1 n J Ml Carter Theatre for a dre . s A maste.-- ',f ra! in^ ch: rumc IN ui!’ b* dc-m* ■d, Shakespe.irc in obst r'l a::, e i .in .e:d ; 1’ ■ matir.ee and an evening perform­ Miko ,s b"st k:;ov<. The concens wi; ah'in •a • se. Q.i.idr.c-’i.t, ni.:,r. cf nis 'n., *. ^ .:er - diri tamed .*\n- ance with m.aie adult c orus and .'C’.ionsfrnm Benjamin Brr.i Vs pc*rtormsntE>, the* ' ’ Lo.st Gala New Year‘s nivanced .-Arthur />'. e'*. ■.'a-: sh. :e.i r i:i' a; V .’- City RambltTb. ’ orchestra on Friday, UeC, 20. Ceremony of Carol-." The Boy- ;:ve di'vctor. low Springs, oil well as 'of For the ch.nral group the concert hoir w;!l ,i:-a so.m.* .,f *h,. similar festiv.Cn Dork fmountain music, Eve Performance Commencing ::i "tli! - 1 e'nru.irv ■Akron. Toledo w'.lj be a si-cond ar'.rua! holi­ rorn iheir rerordi.-,g fiir 1-:r>--*. .i-i.l c.inimui.iu :.:r sig i m:d-.\pr I. and l.akewi«)d tt levei.md). Oh i o. frrc-stnng banjo) and ,Iohn Hurt day appearance in their hometc'.v. . Yi.ur [-a-.or.'.e Chr.-iira- ' ,.r. (country blues, )>uitar) were bxvth Of ‘Hollow Crown’ •.-.e -piavs w.h he pe.'*!.'rmc*d by the In advLiion to Ihe usual Ihursdav*, 1 he children's matinee wi.i be at hey made w ith Ri.,l- - i s a.-.d .Mi(ar:er Theatre Professional Fridav and haturdav evening .su'n- recording stars cl i.he ID30’s whd Irian .Sullivan. 3 pm . a.id the evening curtain is ■ Met arter Theatre will p'av iv*-; Re;x*rterv Cnmp:e:\- "(Itlie.lo," scr.ption McCarii c:ficia,.s sang and played the music of theik’ I’our days after the Pr r.celon 3t 8:30 p.m. to Its first Broadw.ny hit of the sea­ ".Much .Ado Ah .u: Nothing." "Rich-^ revealed that there would also be native regions. They became un^ C()"ccrts, the Colum'ous Buvl o r known to the public for almost two The "Ciiristmas Oratorio” cT J. son when tile .National company oi ard 111." ' I': ■■ I'.iming of i h e a .Sunday matinee subscription so. S. Bach will be featured in the pro­ ill perform or. the Christmas Eve "The Hollow Crown " begins i t s Shrew." and "Romeo ansi .luliet.'' ries for the Winter-Spring Sca,son. decades but with the rising inter- NBC-TV Teiepho e Hour witii Don- Further information will bo an­ ■SL gram of traditional and new* Am.Ti.an tour on .Monday, Dec. 30 .Acc: rding to Mr. Lilhgow, in American folk music, they Id Vorhecs' orchestra. nounced earlv in Januarv. hasc been redi.scovered and recent­ Yulctide music under the direc­ at 8: .31) p m. " I hese five plays iHusirate the full tion of Donald T. Bryant. The Par­ During the just comnlfi.d co-i. r.inge of I'le 'intniite v.iriely 'of ly wu)n acclaim at the Newport cert tour, the Colum'ous H i '-i"- The pr miere performance will 1 oik Festival, ents' Organization is sponsoring Sh.ikc'-taeare's tragic, comic a'nd PL.AYS iN BAND appeared in Bnsto.-. and .New h i I he f ow ■,! by a s|)(*cia! .gala New M arlin Stamm, son of Dr. and the concert and the male chorus 'I'l r 1 • perform.inee - a Me- chronic'e styles." The folk singers will be coming With ih ' Bos'ori Symphony m Bn*. M rs. Martin L. Stamm of Hope- to Princeton between engagements will include a number of Boy choir C. r.er ",:ist " - on Dec. 31 at S:30 the fiirthn’ining rv'de will bring alumni. en's "War Requiem " direced ov well. is a member'of the march­ in New York and Philadelphia. Erich Leinsdorf, .-M'ler the hoiida\' p.m. to U the total tu.m'ocr of Shake- -Several schools in the central ing band at Notre Dame Univer­ acation the Boychoir begins re­ Subtitled ‘■.■\n entertainment b\ sp*'.irean piav s uiiuh have been sity. He is a junior in the college *Ebe I.ydians in .Asia Minor arc* New Jersey area arc sending bus­ hearsals with the Bomo’orche.stra and about t''ie Kings and Queens of performed by the VU( .irier Com- of arts and letters and plays the crc*dited with minting the first true loads of pupils ti; the matinee which England, " "'The Hoilow* Crown" for the American premiere .Ian. 3! panv since the IfltiO . liliil season. French horn. coins near the end of the 7th Cen­ offers sixicial group rates availa­ of Leonard Bernstein's "Kaddi-h. fe; Hires a east of four leading ble through Lauren D, Rhine, di­ .-Vlhough no diret lors have been se- tury B.C. Their hard cash was elec- members of Britain's Royal Shake- Cairo, with a population of more trum, a .natural alloy of gold and rector of Boy choir School. sp ire Company; .Ann Fairbank. iocu’d at tins time, .Mr, Lilhgow .silver. than three million, is Africa's larg­ The background and storv of the Movie Time Miehael Gough, ,lohn .N'ettlcton and reported that lu'goiialions are in est citv. T TRENTON'S ART THEATRE 1310 BRUNSWICK AV. lo'.in \>’,irner. I'he ariors wd; he PRINCETON PLAYHOL'SE ^ COLUMBUS BOYCHOIR singers are preparing for their ass sled by a quartet of singers "" - f'ho wideiv The Princeton Community Players presertt Dec. 20 concert at McCarter Theatre and a Jan. 31 per­ an ' r.iiisieians under the ilireelioii acclaimed musical based on Shake­ of Brian Pneslman, speare's "Romeo and Juliet " in a formance witii the Boston Symphony. Shown inspecting '^oBrunswick "i'iie Ho'low Crown'' deals wiih modem teen-age gangland setting is a musical instrument ai Boston Symphony Hall are, back for a return engagement. from left. Bill Peters of Stamford. Conn., Tracy Edding- the ' tall and foibles ' of England's K .’.as and Queens through mar.v The CAUCASIAN chalk circle A/eVe/f BEFORE HAS THE SCREEN Starring Russ Tamblyn and Nata­ er of Princeton Junction and Stephen Rhine, Princeton. EXPLODED WITH SUCH lie Wood in singi.ng and dancing centuries, illustrated by such inti­ by BERTOLT BRECHT roles. At 2:30 and 8 pm. daily: mate records as the secret memo­ randum written by Henry VII to Fri. & Sit. Eves. December 13, 14^ 20, «t 8:30; all RAW EMOTIONS! through Tuesday, Dec. 17. seatr. $2.00; special discounts available to theatre parties in “Misty' '- Matinee at 12:30 p.m.; AllMozart Program For one of his ambassadors, asking him for per.sonal details about t !i e group of 20 or more ar>d 50 or mere; in person at Male's Saturday, Dec. 14. j book Shop, 203 Nassau Street, or at box office night of each Queen of .Naples, whom he was performance. HARRIS PRINCE I considering marrying. ‘‘Palm Springs Weekend” - A ] Choir, Symphony Concert Henry VIH's letter of pfopcsal to teen-age romantic comedy which The Westminster Symphonic ; MURRAY THEATRE—Princeton University Campus phony Orchestra in Carnegie Hall ■Ann Boleyn: James 1 opening Par­ attempts to show the havoc Choir and the Princeton Symphony on Dec. 4. wreaked on Palm Springs, Calif liament and breaking out into a fit Orchestra will present an all-Mo-j Other soloists with the choir will of madness; Charles 1 confronting SP0RHN6 during the annual Easter weekend zart concert on Monday, Dec. 16. at be Doris Yarick, the young soprano when America's young people de­ ihe court at his trca.s.on trial;' ami McCarter Theatre, at 8:30 p.m. | who made her Town Hall debut in Queen Victoria describing the de­ U l f E ' scend on the town. Teen-aged Troy Canadian soprano Lois Marshall; 1960, tenor David Bender, a mem­ Donahue plays the captain of a tails of her coronation in her pri­ will be among the soloists appoar- ber of the City Center Opera Com­ vate journal. RACHEL teen-aged college basketball team. pany of New York and bass Ray­ Stefanie Powers is the teen-aged mond Kyser, a memE>er of the l-'irst presentee! by the R o y a I daughter of the local police chief. voice faculty at the choir college. Shakespeare Company at its Strat­ ROBERTS Ty Hardin portrays a teen-aged ford - on Avon home as a spe­ Flutist Julius Baker of the Bach Hollywood stuntman in town for I cial production ''The Hollow “Best Picture” 1963 Aria Group will play the flute the fun and games. Connie Stevens Crown” has since been adtled to INTERNATIONAL FILM CRITICS ManBAOEL j obligato in the Mozart Mass as well plays a local teenager. Overage the Company's permanent reper­ William HARTNELL police chief Andrew Duggan gets ' as perform .Mozart's flute Concerto tory. It played on Broadway last Thirteenth Season “Best Actor” 1963 No. 1 in G major, the opening SHOWN 7 P.M. & 9:30 tired of the whole thing and throws i spring. CANNES FILM FESTIVAL them all in jail. At 7 and 9 p.m. ' number of the program. Mr, Baker has been first flutist with the Pitts­ Princeton Symphony Orchestra Monday through Friday: Saturday burgh Symphony, the CBS Sym­ at 6. 8 and 10 p.m.; Sunday at 5, Segovia, Greco Nicholas Harsanyi, conductor 7 and 9 p.m. j phony in New "York and the Chi­ Amarica's Singing Boys from Princeton, N. J. “The Suitor” An unbelievable cago Symphony. He is on the fac­ Coming Here movie about a Frenchman who has ulty of the Julliard School of Music. PROGRAM to be told that there are girls in During January COLUMBUS BOYCHOIR the world. This French import with ‘Littlest Circus' Mozart Mass in C Minor English titles stars Pierre Ftai.x as Donald T. Bryant, Director, PRESENT Two touches of Spain - dancer a studious young chap living an , Bonus For Children Jose Greco and guitarist Andres Mazari FiuLc- Concerto No. 1 isolated existence at home. When As liie latest addition to its ujv Segovia will be Ihe first two at­ he finally goes out into the world, coming ‘ .lanuary Jubilea” pro­ tractions in McCarter Theatre’s SOUNDS OF MUSIC he has some amusing encounters gram, McCarter Theatre has sched­ first "January Jubilee,” a month SOLOISTS with various girls, falling in love, uled a special holiday bonus for long parade of theatrical, music, Traditional — New Holiday Music unfortunately, with a married wom­ younger audiences — fwo perfor­ dance and cinema events. Westminster Symphonic Choir an. Much of the humor seems to mances of “The Liltlest Circus” on Jose Greco will bring his entire featuring be gleaned from the .silent film era. Saturdav, Jan. 4 at 11 a.m, and troupe of 25 dancers, singers and Lois Marshall, soprano although the movie docs achieve a 3:30 p in. musicians to McCarter on Friday, Duns Yarick, sopiano J. S. Bach's 'Christmas Oratorio' touch of Candide, through the ad­ Jan. 3, at 8:30 p.m., for their first David Bender, ventures of the wandering bache­ Described as a "miniature magi­ tenor cal carnival,” this program com­ Princeton appearance in four complete with lor. At 7 and 9 p.m. daily through years. Kaymond Kyser, bass Tuesday, Dec. 17; Matinees Wed­ bines dance, pantomime and music and IS especially designed for chil­ Andres Segovia, widely recog­ Julius Baker, flutist ADULT MALE CHORUS nesday, Saturday and Sunday at nized as the unchallenged master 3 p.m. dren of kindergarten th ro u ^ fourth grade level. Of the classical guitar, will appear ORCHESTRA Lois Marshall McCarter Theatre The New York company cf eight on 'Wednesday, Jan. 8, at 8:30 p.m. Miss Clark To Talk ing with the choir wnen .they per­ actors and dancers -performed at Segovia is currently celebrating the Princeton, N. J. form Mozart’s Mass in C Minor. (lie 1962 .Seattle World’s Fair. Mail 57th atuiiversary of his first pub­ To Music Council Miss Marshall will be appearing j orders only are being acccepted lic appearance in Granada, Spain, Monday, December 16, at 8:30 p.m. McCarter Theatre, Dec. 20 Miss Frances Clark, director of with the Princeton .Symphony af­ now by the McCarter Bo.x Office, at the age of 14, and still plays the New School for Music .Study, ter an extensive concert lour. She and Ihe lirkeis will gc on sale ov­ over 100 concerts each season. Tickets now on sale at Princeton University Store and appeared w'iUi the Toronto Syni- will speak before the New Jersey ------! er the window on Monday, Dec. 6. According to McCarter’s booking .McCarter bo.\ office the day of the performance at Children's Matinee 3 p.m. .Music Education Council in New­ director William Lockwood ,lr., at $3.80, $3.15, $2.50. ark on Thursday, Dec. 12. Her il­ WPRB To Present j least six other events, including a. Children $150 Adults $2.50 lustrated lecture is entiled: “A Opera Association major jazz ensemble, an exclusive Teaching Approach to Contemp Opera By Mozart ' To Hold Workshop performance of an off - Broadway Evening at 8:30 $3.0<^$4.00 hit and a special children’s pro­ orary Music.’‘ The foliovving is the listing of the Tickets at Princeton Stationers or write P.O. Box 350 Princeton, N. J. en­ Miss Clark learned this week that The Princeton Opera Associat­ gram will also be announced short­ McCARTER'S JANUARY JUBILEE classical music to be broadcast ov­ ion’s first workshop presentation ly as part of the McCarter ‘'Jan­ closing stamped addressed envelope with check or money order. For one of her books of contemporary er WPRB radio for (he week be-j An Unpretedented Array of Distinguishedf Eventsf matinee group rates (10 or more) call WA 4<5858. piano literature has been selected of the season will be given on uary Jubilee.” ginning Dec. 11. On Wcdne.sday at Thursday. Dec. 19, at 8:30 p.m. in Boychoir on NBCTV Tolophone Hour Dec. 34 as required material for the Music 7 p.m.. Mendelssohn: Concerto in I Tickets for both Jose Greco and Education Council's 1964 Piano the First Presbyterian Church. An- Company and the Segovia recital C for Violin, Handel: Royal I'irc- olhcr session will follow the holi­ Competition. works music, Beethoven: String' will go on sale at the McCarter Quartet No. 4 in C sharp, Wil­ day season. box office on Monday, Dec. 16. In Person! Unlimited The program on Dec. 19 will bci 1! 1 Mitcf Seiftli ef liams: Grccnslceves. Penn's Neck Circle, FREE PARKING Tliunsday, at 7 p.m., special pro­ under Igor Chichagov’s direction j IN MARCHING BAND U.S. 1 et Princeten At All Times gram. Sunday, 10 a.m. — Classics and will include scenes from Ro­ James W. Soete, son of Mr. and Pecreetien Center ] of Religious Music and at noon, mantic and contemporary operas. Mrs. George W. Soete of 138 Ewing Mozjit: Don Giovanni and oilier Si., is a freshman instrumentalist The program will range from the STARTS PHONE classical favorites. in the 80-member all-male march­ R I N C E operas of Mozart to the ‘‘Susan­ TONITE Princeton N J WA 1-8111 Monday at 7 p.m. Schumann: ing band of West Chester State Symphony No. 4 in D. Rachmani- nah” of Floyd. College, West Chester, Pa. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 7 & 9 P.M. noff; Piano Concerto No. 3 in D, Mcndclssolin: .Mid.summer Night’s SATURDAY EVE. 6-8-10 P M. Dream, Grieg: Peer Gynt Sui­ SUNDAY 5-7-9 P.M. tes No. 1 and No. 2. Thursday, at 7 p.m. Bartok: Two Portraits for ^ McCarter Theatre Orchestra. Hindemith: Concerto for Starts Violin and Orchestra, Bliss; Con- a T r u j r o f / nuicton i micr.uty W ednesday rcrlo for Piano and Orchestra, Elgar: Introduction and Allegro for Fellini's Strings. McCarter theatre by special arrangement with ®GNARD productions presents leading members of the "81/2 STUDY GROUP TO MEET 8 U i SPM*88 1M8w m . The .Adult Stud_v Group of ROYAL SHAKESPEARE COMPANY with the Harlingen Reformed Church of Stratford-on-Avon and london, England Marcello win meet on Monday, Dec. 16, at IfM K -nH Sinn'nuH ; siEHH mm m Mastroianni 5 p.ni. in the sancuiarv'. Moderator ANN FAIRBANK • MICHAEL GOUGH One Night Only! Company af 25! All-Now Progromi of till* group i- the Rev.John E. JOHN NEHLETON and JOHN WARNER c a r t e r t h e a t r e o f p r in c e t q n C8UI * JAH VESIN ‘ JEHY WI DIE b?-.* hob * nodiu)i Norrisironi, pastor. A coffee hour M C will fo'.iovv ill p.irsonage. FRIDAY, JANUARY 3 at 8:30 P.M. ft Tickets: Oreh 55 00 and 4 00; Bale. $4.00, 3 00. A 2.00 THE HOLLOW CROWN TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT THE BOX OFFICE! A ROYAL REVUE; Mail orderi to Box 526 Pnruaton. PUas* ancioM ttampod Mlf-addrotstd p/{L\cET()\ P la y h o u se p/i/\c /:T().\ vGarden a n •n onttiiBinnignt by end About envelopa PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED' • WA 1-8700 tho Kings and Ouoont ol IngUnd MAIL ORDERS FILIEH IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! o \ r 1/ \ n K ''Of ' K! Kill \ I ss W s i 1(1 I / r. . , poe"/. scoeches, le'fers and o'her writings from (Watch for n«wi of other events in McCarter's exciting "January ivbiWe!") ''' - 'C^'c ei;,*he p’d'/s, and »re rrona'Chs' 'j:i-oisu m f r e e F lk R M C IIV G ■ V-'i'c'o o.vn .‘.ords-diso rvjsrc concer-ing ihem and by Dev sed by JOHN BARTON And a Special Christmas Holiday TODAY THRU TUES. TODAY THRU TUES. '•‘.S'C D'c:‘cd b; Brien Priestman Program for Younger Audiences! RETURN ENGAGEMENT A i presented on Broadway last season! (( (espetially kindergarten through fourth grade) A COMIC DELIGHTT’ Two Performances Only! Arrterican Tour Pfemiorg Engagement! The Surprise Delight of the Seattle World's Fair! THE MOST ACCLAIMED MONDAY, DECEMBER 30 at 8:30 P.M. MOTION PICTURE OF OUR TIM EI ^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31 at 8:30 P.M. "the littlest circus” TICKETS NOW ON SALE! A MINIATURE, MAGICAL CARNIVAL •Bisruewn!" ^ with Pantomime g Music • Story # Danes Winntr of 10 Prices, DECEMBER 30 - G'c'v S-i.50 and 4S.0C; Bale. $4 UO, A 'csM*V>y Awordt! ~ ^ - DECEMBER 3! (New Year's Eve) — O*,"'.. $5 CO & Two Performances Only! - ■ ? • ^ ' MAIL i PHONE ORDERS AC- SAT, JANUARY 4 of 11 A M and 3 30 P M. Daily ot 2:30 & 8100P.M. CEPTED' e'' .’c opo MAIL ORDERS NOW! Tickets: Orch A Bale. 51.50, 1.00 and 60c YOUNG PEOPLES SHOW Sat Dec. 14 at 12:30 P.M. GIVE THEATRE TICKETS FOR CHRISTMAS! (at McCarter Box Office MONDAY, DECEMEBR 16) Marguerite Henry's "MISTY"______d a il y at 7 & 9 P.M. • MATS. Wed., Sot. & Sun, ot -? PM Box 526•Princeton, N. i.*WA 1-8700 THE IDEAL STOCKING GIFT! WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, IDG^ THE PRINCETON PACKET COUCHER ALUMNAE TO MEET The Trenton Club of the Vouch­ 75th Anniversary Show Hope>\ell School er College Alumnae Association starting will meet on Tuesday, Dec 17, at Will Present 6 p m,, in the home of ,Mrs l-.lmer This Year For Triangle December 16th Elias at 10 Monticcllo Ave , Tren- The Princeton Triangle Club kicks Princeton Friday and Saturday ‘Amahl’ Concert tcn. After a covered dish supp< r, Hours up Its heels at 8:30 p m. Thursday. . evenings and Saturday afternoon. Central High .School r>f Hopewell Mrs. Robert McKenny, a ;;uest of Dec 12 when "Funny Side Up." .before embarking on its tour of the Township wTI present "Amahl and 9 am to 9 pm the f luh's T.nth Anniversary shew, the club, will present a Christmas South. The Night \'isitors'’ as the second opf.-ns at .McCarter Theatre. I program. Thi.s year’s mu.sical revue spoofs half of the traditional public Christ- "Funny Side Up" plays in almost eveiything from astronauts ma.s concert on .Sunday, Dec. 15. to the Zip Code. I he conci-n udl start at 2 p.m. in PRINCETON CLOTHING M ilton i-von has returned to di­ the high school auditorium. TRADITIONAL FOLK MUSIC rect "Funny .Side L'p," after a year's leave of absence. Ba.'"bara Kowale'.'. ski 'na-- been 17 WITHERSPOON ST., WA ^ 7 0 4 cast in a lead role as M.ither, with Dock Boggs The show includes a takeoff on folksingprs such as Peter, Paul and Amanda IilletsiHi as umlerstudv. Mississippi John I|urt Almond Joy. And the Fisher quin­ Stokes Walker will ponray .Amahl. tuplets light the fuse to the popula­ withChail.es .McCracken ,lr. as un­ "CHAHADE” Mike Seeger derstudy. Odflla tion explosion in "Ode to the Bod­ HKNRV MANCINI w sinq’, Saturday, Dec. 14 8:30 P.M. ies by Fisher," Robert Pitleiigor, Philip Orlando, Folk James Litl'C and Reger Co.v have Princeton H. S. Auditoriun* thoreographer, Peter Hamilton Songs '. Ix'eii cast, respeciiu-'y. as Melchi­ ha^ produced several dance num­ % , tickets $1 99 each 2 fo r $2 bers for "Funny Side l'p." includ­ or. Baita.'.ar, Kaspnr and the Page. ing a tussle on Mars between 1 he T'' \oite mixeii choru.-- will pdr. at the deer or phone WA 1-7246 or AX 7-2695 .American and Russian asiroladies. tr.u I'le .Shepherds and .Shepherd- also at Meries Book Shop and Princeton Music Center ( apping off Funny Sifie l'p" will CSbCN. be t''o special "Diamond Jubilee" haw buun award- selection of a score of songs from -•il Ann Hi’ it/, Su'.an Wnolfurd and past shows of every era. pointing Jaiioi Met : ackun. Mi'^s Hentz, LPM/LSP-2755 LPM/LSP-2641 out the beauty and the humor in VH > M'ninr compi.’tufy anaiv’-Lcl this historic group. Headliner for thr chorunmaphy lor ihc produc- A /A the selection is the e\cr-pcpular Actor Talks To Pennington Players ;c "E.ast of the Sun." Philip J. Smith, at right, actor, director and teacher iC’bort R. Smr. mu=ic director at \ This File Triangle tour will lakt' the hi I .-.A i.oj. is diriA’t.ir ami co* riub as far as Houston anri Thi- spoke at the Pennington Player.s’ last meeting. He has or(!ina:<;r of thu prcij^rani. M i .s s an acting studio in New York City and has conducted ' Christmas Gifts for all the family! cago for the first Southerr. trip; Dniiihx’ ! .Smith as spe­ since the Thirties. workshops in Princeton. At left is John Todd, president cial \Tnce I 'tnsuiiani, Give The Brightest . Fins Selection of Tools, housewares, of the Players. The December meeting will be replaced Wade Starring by a Christmas party at the home of Jack and Mary Enamel Paintings appliances and stocking staffers. Rees, Mt. Rose Road on Saturday, Dec. 14. STARS In Rider College At Queens Gallery URKEN SUPPLY CO. An exhibit of enamel paintings Of Play This Week will be displayed at the Feature 27 WITHERSPOON ST. WA 4-3076 Gallery' of Old Queens Gallery. New Brunswick, this week. Tne ______Storting Dec. 16 - Open 'til 9 P.M. A. Monroe Wade of 670 Prince­ .... / / ton - Kingston Road, will have a first New Brunswick artist to be / feature role in the Rider College singled out for such an exhibit, June ■'\V' i "Theatre ’59" production of "Joan Abrams Katchen's work is unique BE of Lorraine,” which opened Sunday in that she works with powdered MMOtti night 6n the Lawrence Ibwnsliip glass which is applied on copper Christmas Gifts campus. and fired many times at a high AMAHL AND The production, to be staged in from a single small TNE NNHIT VISITORS panel to large paintings made of that will always be treasured the faculty dining room, will con­ tinue through Sunday, Dec. 15. matched scries of panels. TOSCA Mr. Wade, an Equity artist .is Born in New York City. Miss a graphic print by coordinator of the McCarter Guild Katchen grew. up in Highland l e M u w w w and a member of the board of ad­ Park. She taught art and design at visers at McCarter Theatre. He Trenton .lunior College and has usTirniMCTaicttT has written the book and lyrics taught elementary school in New IRVING AMEN for three original musical come­ LD/LDS-7022 LM-1701 dies produced at McCarter Theatre Jersey. She lived in Mexico for a and has appeared in many produc­ year where she studied under a full A Fine Selection of Easel Frames tions at the Lambcrtville Music- art scholarship at the Institution Leather, Wood and Metal Circus. Alleiule, Ihiivcrsity of Guanajua­ - OLIVER! Other guest artists in the Rider PRINCETON COMMUNITY Players’ current production to, San Miguel dc Alicnde,Mexico. show are Miss Wendy Sprowles. of Brecht’s 'The Caucasian Chalk Circle,’ at Murray The­ While there she earned her Mas­ THE FRAME SHOPPE William Parent. Mrs. Minerva Da­ OLIVFR’ atre this weekend and next, features a cast mostly per­ ter of Fine Arts degree. venport, Dr. Lionel Weston. Mrs forming behind grotesque masks. Unmasked, from left, 72 Witherspoon St. F-dma Vine and Miss Ann Adams, who will play "Joan.” are Tom Queenan, Lois Cohen and Esther Usiskin. As a special feature of the per­ formance on Wednesday, Dec. U. for ywNT Ctnvtiiitiict the history department, represent­ ywi c u «tc 4 or • -woihm LOCO/LSOO-2004 To Colobrato Oir 60tti Amivorsary ed by Professors Alexis Federev. Loc/Lso-ion James Poivan and Dr. Augusta •imaUaiMoiisIy ao4 4o am On a *50 Coarse for *10 Barrois, will hold a seminar on toormous waali lo o Inirry. Joan of Arc as a historical figure at 7:15 p.m. R C A Vic to r Fable By Brecht At Murray Theatre Becords. The Princeton Community Play­ ers’ Production of Bertold Brecht’s fable, ‘‘The Caucasian Chalk Circle” will continue this weekend at Murray Theatre. Performances are also scheduled BoIwom Acom oM AAF for Friday and Saturday, Dec. 20 PrIoMteo Sliipylog Ccotor and 21,'at 8:30 p.m. The play is 36 UnivenUy Place directed by Edward F.arlc and fea­ tures one of the largest cast of­ Ootgonfal PartiM Are Free fered by the Community Players in recent years. at Arthar Marray Stadios Choir Nominated This specie! introductory put yY^rself ^ r in the hands of PRINCETON TRIANGLE Club’s 75th anniversary show course is offered because Artfkrthur Murray Studio For Choral Award 'Funny Side Up’ will open on Thursday at McCarter we want you to see for expert. Visit our attractive Warren Martin director of West Theatre for a weekend run before leaving on tour. From yourself how quickly and minster Choir, has just receive left Steve Kaplan, Jay Kerr, Robert Chester, Bradley Burg. easily you can learn the new Arthur Murray Studio and word from the National Academy Interesting dance steps. enjoy the friendly welcom­ of Recording Arts and Sciences of This offer will prove to you ing atmosphsre. Leam the the choir's nomination for the best • / o that even if you’ve never Foi^fTrot, Cha-Cha, Twist or classical performance in the chor al division (other than opera) for danced before, you’ll be any step. Don’t put it off the year 1962, Hearty Fare able to go dancing after . . . you’ll be so glad you The work for which the choir re­ from the one or two lessons when you came In! ceived the award was its record­ ing for Columbia Records, under 12 E. STATE ST., TRENTON Mr. -Martin's direction, of Prokc- EX 6-5529 Lev’s Alexander Nevsky, This re Charcoal Hearth Studio open from 10 to 10 daily cording was made in co-operatior with the New York Philharmonic- Beef Broiled Precisely % ■Symphony Orchestra, u n d c r the to your toste • gue.st conductorslup of Thomas Thirty-Second Season Schippers, who shares the award with Mr. -Martui. ' PRINCETOWN Don’t ever let a stack of dirty dishes MEET ON THURSDAY COFFEE SHOPPE CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENTS The Montgomery Towns'.np Com­ 84 NASSAU ST, PRINCETON get you down. Stop being a dishwasher mittee will meet on Tliursday, and buy one! Saves hours of drudgery! Sponsored by Dec. 12. at S p.m. in the Municipal Building. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING'S FUN And don't let lack of space stop you as The Parent-Teacher Association at BE A a portable dish­ of the washer can be Princeton Borough Elementary Schools Planning used in any atrip? Nativity Sets DISHWASHER... kitchen! Tuesday, January 7th "Cinderella" Ornamertts The Troveling Playhouse ... at your favorite store. Greens * Trees BUY ONE Tuesday, February 4th "Absolutely Time" Laurel Roping s i f J Maxmillion Productions W reaths Tuesday, March 3rd "Red Riding Hood" Musical Theatre for Children Tuesday, April 14th "Young Tom Edison" Hornick-Adoms Pifoduction It's just beautiful

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Regulating Repairing cookies and candy in the firehouse. 255 Nassau Street WA 4-5454 WA 1-7242 Christmas Cards - $1.00 Delivered in small or large quanti­ Wrapping Paper - $1.25 PERMASEAL PRINCETON CHE.SS CLUB ties. Also new patios brick. Priced 1958 CHEVROLET station wagon, Gifts Novelties - $1.00 up I Princeton Y.M.C .A. Storm Windows and Doors WATER SOFTENERS RUG FURNITURE MART, INC. right. metallic blue and white, power By Appointment Only j EVERYTHING CHARLES P. AVERSANO steering, automatic transmission, Chemical Feeders Meets every Tuesday evening 7:30 JEFFERSON SALES & SERVICE State H'way 206 FOR THE SMOKER SW 9-0553 power brakes. $300. Can be seen Filters. Salt The Dorothea House Princeton, N.J. MRS PYDE j at Lowe's Texaco Station. Broad Princeton Shopping Center Corner of .loh-i and A\alon and 28 Woodbine Rd, Franklin Park ’ SKIRMS SMOKE SHOP •Street, Hopewell, or call 466-1441. WA 1-6777 CULLIGAN AX 7-2956 j 56 Nassau Street Princeton. N..I. SEND your hungry friend a Rcsc- WATER CONDITIONING IVY MANOR Call after 6:30 p.m. WA 4-0123 (lale l ancv (looked Ham for Christ- 1958 FORD FAIRLANB 4-door se­ Princeton Shopping Center Are you interested in Chess? If so. mas. 262 Alexander St. WA 4-0135. dan. V-8, automatic transmission, General Contractor 345 Witherspoon St. we would like to have you visit us, power -steering, radio, 37,000 miles. WA 1-8800 sf.iaagsaaagaiaags'.ieaiaBuginegig?. Presents from $5.00 to Slf).95. Custom Built Hemes Furniture whether beginner or ('xperieneed ] Clean car, good care. Two brand Floor Coverings TYPEWRITER. R. C. ALLEN Alterations - Remodeling - Repairs BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN f ir e p l a c e OWNERS! player. Men and women both wel­ new snow tires on extra wheels. DO YOU HAVE a special skill? Tiles and Linoleum standard, with metal table. Both in o r ie n t a l RUGS come. $595. Call 466-0872. Advertising it here will mean ex­ Draperies and Bedding perfect condition, less than 3 years BUCHANAN (all sizes and very fine) ; During this holiday season en- GEESE, BUTTERBALL TURKEYS tra cash for you. Your ad j joy the warmth that a fireplace NO LUMPS OF COAL but Smoked old. Make offer. Telephone 448-4121 CONSTRUCTION CORP. will reach 10,000 readers, for as lit­ WA 1-9100 WA 1-9292 Cheese from Rosedaie Lockers. 262 and holiday hams from Rosedaie VanKirk Road A large collection of good used fur-j fueled with cannci coal will give, 'THREE 8 ft. English Boxwood LiKkers. Order them all new. tle as $1.00 per week. anwaaganiaiigMBaiBaisatait Alexander St. WA 4-01,35. ______TW »4)321______11 niture, Lenox china, Bric-a-brac,] A few lumps of cannci coal on your bushes, over 100 years old. Have 262 Alexander St. WA 4-0135. paintings, lamps, spinet, baby ! grate will supply an entire evening NOW OPEN! Nini Cilass Cem- PRINCETON ORIENTAL RUGS for sale. Call been well cared for and properly IS^VOLKSWAGEN, good condi- DISPOSAL SERVICE grand and upright pianos, musical aai&?TBg)agtgKttayi^-xg;. and for Princetonians - with thous­ inet, 3 burner oil stove, andirons, 1956 FORD hardtop, iwo-tonc, au­ Estimates • Installations K. R. WEBSTER OPEN ands of new listings - including miscellaneous. Call WA 1-7514. tomatic transmission. White walls, Box 135 Monday to Friday, 10-9 JADE PIECES Belle Mead and Griggstown num FIREPLACE LOGS. well-seascned radio and heater. Mechanically SAUMS PAINTS k WALLPAPER Princeton. N.J. CHRISTMAS TREES Saturday, 10 - 5:30 bers - wives' names - street and word. Will deliver. Phone 298-1121. sound. Asking $250. AX 7-0558 4 So. Greenwood Avc. TW 6-0528 For Your Christmas Shopping road maps - local, New Brunswick For gift giving at its best. The right tree at the right HOpewell 6-0479 and Trenton classified pages-post- NEW REMINGTON Holiday type- 1958 MERCURY two door, bronze. Expert Piano Tuning price cut to your selection. 50 North Main Street writer, $35: imported Indian solid Large motor, standard shift, per­ Regulation and Repairs RUNG PING al information - your local. State Cranbury. N.J. 359-1264 and Federal elected officials - and hand-carved ivory chess set, very fect running condition. Call 395- THE BUILDING CENTER Reasonably Priced TRADING CO. INC. Thousands of all shapes and places to go and things to do in reasonable. Call ,AX 7-1649. 0041, after 5:30 and weekends. Princeton - Hightstown Rd. 15 Witherspoon St. sizes to choose from BROWN & MANGUM WA 4-5438 and around Princeton. Watch for FOR S.ALF- - Kenmore wasner and 1962 FORD GAI.AXIE 500 cenver- Princeton Junction, N.J. TOY POODLE PUPS, .Santa Claus it on your door step or in your dryer deluxe models, $,3IMl. Chrome lible. WWhite with red interior. Open December 8 to Christmas i delivery service Christmas morn­ House Cleaning — Window Washing iWHBgwaisagrTBaigaieaieaiea^.ie mail box and Eormira gray kitchen table Standard six, radio and heater. Plywood, Lumber, Glidden Paint, ing. Extremel> small AKC cream and 4 chairs. $25. Older model Kel- New whitewall tires. One owner - Floors Waxed — Janitor ServiceJ' BLACKS and honey beige, irreslstable. and Redwood, Hardware. Garages. GIVE HER vinator, refrigerator. excellent like new. Sacrifice for quick sale. CHRLSTMAS TREE FARM most important of all - housebn.k- IT’S TIME NOW $1695. Call (201) JA 1-1628. CARTING RUBBISH or GARBAGE 2 miles out, of New Hope. P.n. (onditioii, completely self-defrost­ Phone SW 9-1500 .A General Electric ntajor appli­ en. Call WA 1-8089. ing $.50. Small child’s 4-drawer Monthly or Special on Stony Hill Road To make sure your ski boots are FOR SALFl - 1955 Dc Soto Fire- WA 4-1038 WA 4-1367 ance or TV for Christmas! New in good condition (or the first chest. $3, Call WA 4-0392. flyte Sportsman, 1 door hardtop. low prices. S0js3';a?3sa!as55iK'ta=x-M-?; AT HOMi: FASHIONS - VEL- snowfall. By bringing them in now. BI(’Y( l.E Rmlgc three speed, 24 Power steering and brakes, auto­ FABRICS BE SAFE! matic transmission, genuine leath­ Open evenings until 9 • Ol'R HOSTESS GOWNS BY EVE you can be certain they ’ll be ready inch wheel. .919. Phone 924-2131 af­ DRAPERIES er upholstery. Lovely car, in excel­ except Saturday I - HAND SCREENED WOOL EVE- to go when you need them. ter 6 p.m. or Salurday ami Sun SLIP COVERS FIRE PROWLER PROTECT ION UNUSUAL REGIONAL lent condition. Felcphonc WA HANDCRAFTED ITEMS . NING SKIRTS - HA.NDSCREHN (lav. FURNITURE REPAIRS For Your Home JONES ELECTRIC CO. ! PRINTED WOOL SWE.ATERS JOHN’S SHOE REPAIR 4-2917. V Center St. Hopewell, N. J. wood, ceramics, paintings, ' WORN WITH KNI1 PANTS, 18 Tulane Street HOLLY TREES, full of red ber­ 1957 FORD SEDAN, 6 cylinder, DEWEY’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM HO 6-0228 lampshades, custom furniture, ! PERFECT FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS (Next to Verbovst Cleaners) ries, hardy varieties, ready to very low mileage. Call from 4 p.m. 6-8 Station Road AND BURGLAR PROTECTION picture framing I - COMING IN FOR RESORT ALL OUR WORK IS plant, from $5, really beautiful; to s' p.m.. WA 4-4397. Princeton Junction JWEAR LINENS ERO.M NANTL'C- GUARANTEED drive over and see! Phone JU LEAVING COUNTRY, must sell SW 9-1778 EX 6-2309 QUEENSTOWN CRAFT SHOP : KET. 7-3162. Earle Dilatush’s Nursery, 1957 Volkswagen convertible. $500 At The Sign Of The 3 Soldiers Highway 130, 114 miles south of SMALL TREASURES or best offer. Call 924-4910. ACE ELECTRIC SERVICE for Pennington - Lawrenceville Rd. RED BARN CASl.'ALS GUITARS AND B.^NJOS - Largest Robbinsville, N.J. Route 546 I Route 206 Belle Mead FOR SALE: Ford Galaxic con­ CHRISTMAS selection in town. Farrington's Mu­ USED FURNITURE of every de­ Special Services Fire Safety Division PE 7-1876 1I Open Daily. 10:30 to 5:30 vertible, 1%I, black, white top, ex­ 40 Bradway Avenue, Trenton sic Center. Penns Neck Circle, WA scription. Thousands of feet to I 4-0476. Open 9 to 9. cellent condition, low mileage. Pri­ gifts from $4 I J- browse through. Always something REPAIR & PARTS SERVICE S . 5» -.t iS f.i SSl.4 ! a - . i W .4 SRI jif.t 5 , vate owner. WA 1-9413. ^■ES the Youth Employment Serv­ different - largest collection in For china Disiincti-.o Gifts Bucks County. Daily, 8 30 to 5:30 Advertising glass ice has young people eager in All Makes of Vacuum Cleaners LEATHER SOF.AS .k-weiry . Greeting U.irds work full-time during the Christ­ Closed Sunday. Edison Furniture. Personal Services porcelain LEATHER CHAIRS Doylcstown. Pa. Authorized Repair Dealer Rates furniture mas holida\s. .A\,iilahle afternmins BRIDGE SETS now for pre-season rush. Open Free Pickup and Delivery etc., etc. 60 " WALNUT DESK PRINCETON GIFT SHOP ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS­ 13 Palmer Square W. weokdavs l a, Saturdays 9-12 WA DID YOU KNOW D & S INDUSTRIES ING appears in BOTH news­ 4-.5841. Fhat We Clean Some of the PRINCE OF ORANGE WA 4-0813 Musical Inst mils. AX 7-2513 papers. Ads may be mailed or on sale at Most Unusual Things? .ANTIQUES SHOPS telei^oned. DEADLINE for new can: a-.Vi caci vi Lamp shades ads is 5 p.m. Mondays, for proper Hopewell next to bank SKIl.LM.-VN FURNITURE KI NG .AND K(XH RECORDERS KEY SHOP 466-1226 212 .Yox.indcr Street RFGIS'll R1 D l'»s fox terriers, Instruction Needlepoint and petit point classification; those received on large selection of music. Farring­ 248 Nassau St. Tuesday before noon will appear WA 41S8! hiaek. or ;an and while, .-Ml ages ton's'.Music Center. Penns Neck Fabric covered shoes Stuffed animals and dolls WA 4-.3411 as “Too Late To Claaaify”. Ads ______T .A.-,o e' huaiuias and unree,store 1 l-essons At Your Home Circle. WA 4-0476. Open 9 to 9 !o\ :-'rr.e-v Ord- r novt' for C'iri^t Pillows Charles Perpetua. Prop. must be cancelled by 5 p.m. Mon­ ; --S .« vss -u. ^ isa; ^ -. a Si'^'D a Rost'dale Fancy (.’(xiked day. Imported and domestic yam. ma-- .0 x'A 9 11 fx Tapestry ,.APPi FIS . aniiR Apple MKR' F FONTINEI.T Ham 10 your close frn'nds who livi- KEYS MADE needle point, crewel work, mgs Leather articles (c'lean & dye) RATES are $1.56 for 25 words we'cnmt' t'*'r's: 1 s \V-' u t --r.; Instrumental Music Teacher great disiance- and \ice LOCKS REPAIRED and accessories will be found at; Pocket books & evening bags less (or one week, or if or­ pack Inoxes of apples for ( "tristma- Kl 1 i I \ - (■•»a ,IL k '.rn .V'vks 1 i'(i versa 262 Alexander St. W.A 4- Cloth-typc museum pieces GENERAL GRINDING gifts if orderixl a d.i> ir .uhaiiee k; . '1a!••m:n_i. t'ur.ou s, .iflc. Phone 297-2108 l)]3.s. ______dered in advance, $1.25 per THE KNITTING SHOP 'Te-huiie t'roTiard''. Coal Soil Road Afghans week for two consecutive H,.a-x-■hr 'k-'T. of (■tTur-*' .saxophone - Accordion — hand- Banners and flags WA I-9389. TRAVELEX, INC. weeks and $1 per week for F.’!iia A f>' rfoa f; ( .. ' Electronic Piano Tuning m,idr Profe-samai Violin for -ale Sleeping bags 6 Tulane St WA 4-0308 vv I S'Ol. three or more consecutive as.45tJsssca 5SSI4 sv.i c a i ' cs.t t n: Dial 297-2108, Upholstered furniture Itineraries & Reservations .•"t- ’• :r - SEE US FIR.ST for instructions on (jolf bags Foreign & Domestic weeks. For each word over 25 .ganssi tat Via tat laaganaat as tiafc all instniment.s Farrington's there is an additional chuge Yes, even your great grand­ Business & Pleasure APPLEGATE FLORAL SHOP SPECIAL CHRIs'i'MAS SALE .Music Center. Penns Neck Circle. of 3 cents. Ads may be dis­ T'.r Mar In Your 1 fe VV.A 4-04'6 Open 9 tn 9, Financial Services mother’s wedding dress. 195 Nassau St. WA 1-2700 47 Palmer Square W. Hard To I’i.-ase ■ played with white space mar­ Used - Rare - C'.il of Print Boe.ks ! VERBEYST gins or additional capital let­ WA 44)121 Princeton's First ters at $1.70 per column Inch. Fine B.ndin, s • Sets I ■’ ” •ippre. I.it- -"ft PIANO INSTRUCTION NELSON GLASS CO The Finest Flowers Grown of .1 an.ihh.in'! Brginmrs Welcome ADLER-MAN, CLICK & CO. .And Finest Dry Cleaner 45 SPRING ST. Special discouat rates are Phone WA 4-0899 available to advertiser! u sl^ Delivered Promptly 10'’,'. Disc.'.in: on 5 or mare ■■ • I !,i\- .i ni -- 9 Spring St, PRINCETON 20'',, D.se )un: ,>n 10 or m r-.' Tulane Street large amount! of space and In The Loveliest Arrangements Teacr.er gr.aJuatc of Westminster WA 4-2880 j Cnoir College Princeton Free Delivery who arrange to be billed BOOKS ARi. TRL.ASURF>' ' Hi 1 HFUioK' MIRRORS monthly. Blind ads with box Call P'E 7-1384 WA 4-0401 AUTO GLASS numbers are 51 cents addition­ al. BAILEY S DEPARTMENT STORE WUUi-.RxPOON DISABIl-lTA’ INCOME ALTLR.-VriON PROBLEMS’.' PLATE & WINDOW -I.ASS Princeton Shopping Center ARI 1 - HOOK STOR'n. SPECIAFLSTS TERMS: 25 cents billing 6 xp: nig'.stroe: PI.-ANO IN.STRU'CTION Beginners! See Marcclic' charge if not paid within 10 all ages v.elctmie (all AX " ADAMS RENTAL & SALES Uniforms a Specialty 1041 'I I ,qhN A A CROWLEY. WA 4- days after expiration of ad. WA 4-3592 THE FRENCH SHOP Situations Wanted ads payable -'K.A i i s ;.,244' former Internal Revenue 20 Nassau Street Chairs - Tables - Dishes - Silver F'or Niirscs, Waitresses, Maids t c a 3 a c •. es4 esa c-v cix - I ( OMPLETE~BM COURSE Glass - Bridge Sets - Coffee Urns with order. Not responsible for ! A|gcn’ Income tax returns, ac- WA 4-1032 Beauticians. Utility Work etc. In PAtxn DR; i- \! 'iKi ; Nn 1401 Computer - NCR .Senes 31 ; ■.-nunting. 70 a''Bu:!dmg. Clothes Racks - Punch Bowls, errors not corrected by the white and assorted colors. Machines New Brunswick Secre- advertiser immediately follow­ UMCF! , R'oom 311 ______Electric Fountains • Bar Sup- I BO :anil .School K! 5-3910 ing the first publication of an t \;. d a : DOLORES plies - Portable Bars - Chafing 1 stoitaet ii^ysaAssttattat-lavattart ' C ^ L E T E accounting » d ' Dishes ad. G ITAR LESSONS - Beginning HAIRSTYLIST FOR S.Al.T;. ■ Ide.i. t tinstmas g;:: bookkeeping services at reasonable ?u:rar lessons and folk song ar- RENTALS UP TO 10,000 CHAIRS' BL .SINESS 0 F E I t E: The Polaroid canura. Model l.vU a.;'-: compamment taught, also interme- rates. Z r =^0 Nassau St. WA 4.5667 fla.sh a;;ae'’ur.on: p,..- W :"k- '■'-.i: ey_- ; JCKvlJ- petent. Pat 2687 Lawrenceville Road PICKUP DELIVERY SERVICE Princeton Packet, 14 Spring convenience CaJ WA 4-9540 eve , ^ 422 Centre St. Trenton and le.i'.l:":- earr>.:.g e.ise ink' UaS, ,A.\' -■'’,49 aft-. ■ h p r:' r'a «xpe-,ence. St.. Princeton, N. J. Telephone WA 4-3075, ask for John Cuy- I OW 5-6134 1 new. Klasonata. VGA ■t lMIUs ; nings and wee ^ jpen Thursday evenings WA 4-3244 THE CENTRAL POST THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1963 THE CENTRAL POST PAGE Electricians Help Wnnted-Feni. Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale i Real Estate For Sale ' Real Estate ForRent Hotels & Motels i Too Late N. W. m a u l & SON MEDICAL SECRETARY for doc­ COUNTRY HOMES FOR RENT - L'nfurnished garden- PENNLNGTON _ ^ p e m .vgton CLARKSVILLE MOTEL Georges Rd., Dayton, N.J. tor's office in Princeton. Typing WITH ACREAGE I er's cottage on estate. Two miles DA 9-6831 experience essential, insurance To Classify 30 ACRES - Large 8 room home. BE.ALTIFUr, COTT.AGH - 'llirer Foar-hed room 3'ictorian with cen- i from center of Princeton. Rent U. S. Route 1 and Quaker Road knowledge desirable. Please sub­ ! >' r hali. mcdeni kitchen large liv- $125 Reply to box 234, The Packet near American Cyanamid Co. 2, 3. Repair Service mit resume to box 227 The Pac­ beamed cedi-.c fir-:- rooms, tile bath, fir- place. ;4rg p'are, 2 ba’.h'i. si.-vcr- came reoni. ■^ep.i'a-n- ba ' bn? .A ing rttom uitn bay ’.vmdo’w, large DUPLEX HOUSE 6 rooms hea; and 4 room apartments, lastefuilv Electrical Power & ket. GENERAL Of 1 it i AuRKi al outbui'dir^;' so large bam. Seven acres of living room u--;, fireplace, 4 bed- and hot water supplied. Three bed­ furnished, by week or month. Also Lighting Installations rt'orns, lU b.i;.is, Lnvciy largi- lot I rooms with private bath. Commer­ Industrial Maintenance .5-1.2.000 land, bea'i; f-ally land-cap-'d. rooms No pets. For more infor­ Typing essential. Duiu IMMEDIATE OPENINGS large trees. Price $27,000. ’ ' ^4,i)00 mation call 466-1133. cial rates. WAInut 4-4089. j an.swenng pht'ne, fling I nt 'K ^ .ACRES - Sixteen rooms. 3 bath-i.i I and typing of invoices and ■ Female EWING AREA hTTu SE in HIGHTSTOWN. four Secretaries, Stenos, Typists, fireplace, near Prir.c-1 LARGE R.-ANCH HOMES and split rtxoms and bath. All modem. Nice chase orders. Must have abihv ' ten. !, level-s. 3 and 4 bedrooms, 2 large PRINCE ELECTRIC SERVICE Clerks, Bookkeepers Do'l hou,e o’ a Cape C,xf in per- location. Phone 448-0463. operate adding mavhine. minu ‘ tile bat 's, large living room, fire- fei t condition inside and out. Liv- and ditto. F'ive day week. .35 hmiis, P. J. WAINFORD 4 CO. .ACRES - Eight rooms, 2 baths place, large kitchen, family room. Industrial - Residential ing r.x'ir, with firepi.ue, full d iv.r ; IHRi'l BEDROOM, 2 bath house. Too Late 84 P.M. Princeton area. $275 p. : Princeton Employment Agenev o'.'.'biiildings. full ce lar. hot water baseboard riKvm with corner cuptxiarii. niedern mo. starting saiarv. .Adcires-, - Commercial - 349 Nassau..St. WA 4-3726 Sl-t..a00 i heat, 2-car garage, lot 100 x 200. Penns .Neck. Call WA 1-8747, six to kitchen well breakfast b.ir 2 bed­ le." c.nv. request for inierv lew to !n'.\ 2 !.i Free Parking In Rear rooms and ceramic tiled baOi To Classify Princeton Packet. George Prince 4 .ACRES- 200 year o'd ( olnnia' 43 .ACRES OF L.AND. high and dry. Licensed Electrician downstairs (me beauty with built- ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES; Get 2 fireplaces barn. Ver\ located on Dublin Read. Price ins and room for a .l;h upstairs. N. J. License No. 2622 $1,200 acre i ' j Rent—Apts. KENDALL PARK - fhrec Ixsi those Christmas bills off your nice. .Nicely lamisa.ped. -sU.iuiO SNELLING & SNELLING INC. room, 2 bath ranch. Rear pa'.v 13 Mountainview Road 27,500 mind! Sell..Avon to women in a 20 NASSAU STREET Close to schixvl. Owner being trails, Lambcrtville, N.J. 397-0554 150 X 200 LOT. also 100 x 200, off llOi’EWEI.l, i'OV.'NSHI!> neighborho^ territory. A few Sr>.\CIOUS FURNISHED apart- 921-2021 ferred. Call 297:2559. 2 ACRES WrKxfed Two bc-ilroom Dublin Road, .Momingsidc Drive. openings now available. For inter­ n nt. av,'.i!able at 291 .Nassau (Employment Agency) near Princetcr. Priced from $,3,000-$4.000. 128 acri s '.enh broo'K road front­ view call HO 9-1887, or write Box ranch. S;r--i‘i. Pr: iceton. Suitable for a Moving - Delivery 564, Plainfield. .alH.OOO age. 1 resident es barns, .etc. I n- F'E.MALE TOBIASON & .SON. BUILDERS Usually f lion, tntvse faniiiy or up to 4 single persons, Arthur Seaman Print eton. Call fo til $1.'5 irimthiv. fall 201-722-9265. WAITRESS - Full or part time. Ex­ CU.SrOM-BUH Ranch bom-- Dublin Road. Pennington information. ■AaoUNTS RECEIVABLE clerks- BOHREN'S MOVING & STORAGE cellent working conditions, no off with 5 large rooms, stom fire- 'HMS '.viih modern bath (3) needed. F.xcellent firm offers Elected Pressident Call 737-1486 m e Ki.AM) \ AI,1.1 V 1-..\RM.S pleasant working conditions, good Higntstown Road season. Princeton area. Call WA -1 place, heateil workslir p .iml 2 car I a n d iti'che 1 '11 f.rs: ilixir. I’rivaie 01.37. benetits, and fine future. To $368 garage under, or, Route 6‘i, Siory ,i!uilul a11 li.iifluilf miisourvmiisnnrv Coiunial I e-i ra n t e. Price inclutles utilities Of Fire Company Princeton Junction RL.-\DY TO MOVE IN. Four bod- per month. Pennington. '?2n2)0n wilh s!..'• firi'pkice m '.ii'ge liviiu; ;and( garage. $12.8. Call .AX 7..3780. WA 1-8811 STENOGRAPHER. permanent po­ rjoni, 2 .s'.o.'v Colt nial 2!; ba'r.,s Mrs, Arthur Seamen was e’-.-cti'd sition. Paid insurance. Call Prince­ room, full dining riMim, paneletl M.vn RENOV.ATED, large FEGAI. SECRETARY — Lovelv Local and Long Distance Moving AN EXCEPTIONALLY BRIG,Hi 1-car garage, near country club. president of the Ladies .Auxili.ir yoi ton. N.J., WA 4-0300 .Montgo.'; -. v rownsiiip. $25.9C0. den. scr. ciu'd rear ixircii. 2 tved n; 1 iern ,':k1 attractive 5 firm, legal ex(X'ricnce not neces Packing and Overseas Shipping and attractive 6 room Cape 0x1. rt.om^ iirul 2 b.uhs down: 1 bed the Griggstown 1 .re Co, at t h e lall 725-6447. ro im and batfi, unfurnished apart­ sary. Benefits, future growth jxiten last meeting of liie group. REGISTERED NURSES, open­ with 2 brick fireplaces, 2 full baths, romi anti bath, and room for -llh tial. Hurry! To $368 per month. ings 3-11 p.m., Monday through full dry' ba.semem. in Penningum ment H»at and water included. Others elected include: Mr-. Sie- up Ha-. •nTTI 2-car garage, etc N'ssau Street, opposite campus. - Friday and 3-11 p.m., Saturday Borough, very near sciioo s. CLERK TYPLST — Several fine j ven Kady, vice president: Mrs, Plumbing Heating AIR PARK HI Al.TY, I NT. Kiu 'ien has pine cupboards. GF. T3iird floor. Adults. Lease, Garage $19,500 openings, interesting work. Call to-' John .Allen, recording secreiarv : and Sunday. Private psychiatric FAR.MS OUR .Sl'l.aAl.lY dishw,i-,iier. coinler range and wal' a', ridable. WA 1-6360. hospital. Please contact Mrs. Ben­ oven (color Cixirdinaled I. Black- day. $325 per month. |Mrs. Alan Truesdvll, correspond­ nr COULD BE YOUR AD attract nett. 201-359-3101. LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR .SALE CA.MPSITLI - 95 acres of vvfHxlecl f ()k“ RENT First floor, 3‘,2 ing secretary, and Mrs. Kenneth lop drive, ahiminiim screens, etc. SECRETARY — "Job of the ing attention here. Increase your and open land Spring fed pond. An unusual buv 8:15.000 rooms, unfurnished. Kitchen, living Hoagland, treasurer. business by calling WA 4-3244 and WAI.TON - LAM.SON ■Nine room luHise, h|.,ii mu! bal'.i room, bedroom and dinette. Park­ Week" FEE PAID! Lovely sur­ EDITORIAL TYPLST \ roundings. diversified duties, meet The officers wiil be installed at placing your ad now. A.SSOCI.ATES, INC. Three room cottage and barn build- THOMi’SON RF Al.TY, WA 1-75.55 ing space for car. Call W.A 4-4093 the annual dinner-dance of the !;t"- many people, call at once! $2.50 Pennington - Lawrcnccville Rd. tiblc. White with red interior, W Bryee Thompson. Broker after 5 p in. men and auxiliary in oaily Febru­ Better than average skill, to meet hour. Pennington, N. ,1. with view. Price, $39,500 I-.'.enings and Weekends. R RNISHED STUDIO BEDROOM ary. the exacting requirements of edi­ Call PE 7-0455 or TW 6-0552 .lean Chadwell. 737-1462 PLUMBING & HEATING torial copy typing. Approximately AIR PARK RKAUIT', INC. for rent in ranch house. Private EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - of­ Plans were made fer tlie annual or 737-0269 baih. entrance and garage. Walk- fice manager—Beautiful firm, out- Christmas party to be held Dec, !7 OIL BURNERS half time the typist will assist in Evenings or Sunday Realtor,-. m.g distance to station. Harris .standing opportunity, fine benefits, in the firehouse. clerical work related to publica­ Call 201-329-2482 or 466-0367 180 Main St. J . B. REDDING & SON, INC. tion details. Experience essential, ATIRACTIVE CAPE COD in the Road, Princeton Junction. Call aft­ diversified duties (including per- The group voted to allocate S!90 234 Nassau St. F’lemington. N. .f. v illage of Fawrencev il!e. on a er 5. SW 9-B2-49. Gentleman only. .sonni-1) Hurry ! To $433 per mo. to purrha.se nevv draperies for t'le both in typing and handling of .nu­ RA 5-5119 large lot. 75 >: 182, This charming I'CST BFiHIND Kendall Park, lux­ firehouse and also approved $1(81 Princeton merous details. S'l' 2 55i:; MALE ST 2 269-1 home featuri's living room, full to purchase dislies for the kitcli- WA 4-0166 WEIDEL ury garden One tied room apart­ OFFICE CLERKS SUBURB.AN LIVING dining room. spacious modem ments. $125 plus utilities. MANUE.ACTURING ENGRG. — en. kitchen, including built-in wall Cryogenics helpful. Degree or Co-hos(e.sscs at a s,,cial h < v. r No ( LOSING COS I S CARNEGIE REALTY NASSAU OIL A few women still needed for vary­ CU.STOM BUILT - Gold Medaiion oven, range and dishwasher. Pan­ equiv , small shop experience. To were Mrs. Lloyd .Smais, .Mrs Alan ing pediods of six weeks or longer. brick and frame Rancher, ihrci eled 2 bedrooms 2 full baths, 238 Nassau Street $12,000. Fee Negotiable. TruesdeU, Mrs. Ralph rhonips.'ii Spat ioil.s -l-hedroom ranch tom- large paneled game room in base­ and Mrs. John G. \’o;;t. Heating Oil Gasoline For some jobs, office experience bedrooms, 2 baths, ultra niodorn plciely redecorated, drap'cs in evei v' WA 1-6177 is essential; for others appropriate kitchen. 2 car garage, inir y c.x ment, .screened- n pun h and 2-car TOOL & DIE — Prefer journey­ Motor Oil Diesel Fuel room and wali-to-wall carpeting training can be given if the person tras. Situated on approximately garagre Must be seen to appre­ .N'l-iW HOPF2 - Newly decorated, man, experienced with sheet metal, Oil Burner in 25-foot living, inoiu, Fess tlian ciated. Cali TW 6-12.S9, between 7 completely furnished apartment. jigs, etc. To $5,800. O’Brien Appointed is quick and accurate with details. one acre tree-shaded lot. four years old. tliis liome features Sales and Service $26,900. and 9 ■ n.m. Three large rooms, tile bath, elec­ two full baths, all.1C led garage, tric kitchenette. Private entrance. RETIRED POLICEMEN — For se­ Phone WA 1-9000, Ext. 262 workshop or den, deluxe built-in curity business, partnership oppor­ To Industrial WA 4-3530 Princeton For Information and NEAV BRICK AND FRAME Ran­ Quiet country home on 12 acres. kitchen, sliding glass doors, etc. i-ARGE EA.Mll.Y2 Cleaning service available. No tunity with no investment. Start Appointment cher. Living room, formal dining Beautiful acre lot near .schools, $3,120 plus. H :rry! Development Post room; knotty pine kitrren, with Handy comparisons in these priced lease, no children, no pets. Phone shopping and transportation. Con­ 215-862-2554. HOFF GAS AND FUEL CO. alike, si/ed alike Princeton homes — Organic, top company Albert O'Brien of Emerson Ro.id EDUCATIONAL built-ins. Three bedrooms, 2 car venient to New Brunswick or Prin CHEMIST 216-220 Alexander St. TESTING SERVICE garage. Asking $22,700. all with dining room, fireplace and .seeks recent graduate. Great 'vp- has been appointed to the Franklin WA 4-5011 cetoa All kinds of financing arrang­ THREE ROOMS and bath on first Rosedale Road Princeton, N. J. 2(2 baths, on lots from ’5 acre to floor, fireplace, hardwood floors portunity. Many fringe benefits. To Town.ship industrial Development “You are invited to stop in at our ed. 2 acres. All but one have basement $7,500. Committee to fill the unexpired Coal An Equal Opportunity Employer Appraised at $19,000 and patio. Price includes all utili branch office anytime to browse and 2 car garage. term of Mrs, Dorothy Milchuk. Bottle Gas lies and garage. $130. Call AX 7 through our photo file.’’ 3780. DESIGN ENGINEERING — Good Mr. O'Brien, appointed by i !i c Gas Appliances SECRETARY-Receptionist, knowl­ STEELE, ROSLOFF & SMITH Two with 5 bedreoms, large kit­ creative mind. Structural -like Council at. its meeting' l.i'-t 'We' k, Realtors edge of shorthand. Five day KARL "WEIDEL, INC. chens and playrooms. .M'.-\RTMENT.S, efficiencies and trucks, trailers, etc. FEE PAID To will serve until Jaiie 30. 19lvl. week. Write, stating age, experi- REALTORS AX 7-0200 $-40 and $41,00(1 cottage.?, weekly or monthly. Pine $8,500. In propKxsing Mr. O Briea's name PRINCETON FUEL OIL CO. j ence, marital status and referen­ J'n-e Cottages, U.S. Route 1. Photo Multiple Listings Two -1 bedroom ranches (one con Many other positions available not at the agenda session of ihe Coun­ 212-220 Alexander St. ces to Box 233 care of The Prince­ Branch Office; miles south of Penns .Neck circle. cil. Councilman Robert .Sica no:eJ KENDALL PARK - Sacrifice, mov­ temporary, the other traditional) listed above due to space require­ WA 4-1100 ton Packet. 737-1500 TU 2-3S04 TWO BFDROO.M AlCARTMENT ments. Come in today and talk over that be was a relired bank and ing out of state. First deposit takes study nr family ro(jm. One with Route 579, Harbourlon, N. J. A\'AILABf.F2 January 1. Second vour situation with us. WE C.A.N real estate exeriaivi', aiul that n.; it! Three bedroom Ranch, screc.ied porch, beautifully treed Fuel and Motor Oils LAUNDRESS WANTED, to do Upper 50's floor . private entrance. Heat, ilELP YOU! would be available during the d.iy baths, paneled dining rcom with water, trash, garage previded. to assist ,A., Carkhuff, . Tcwnslnp ironing in her home. Call 896-0669 PRINCETON COLONIAL PARK Gasoline Oil Burner ' after 6. sliding glass doors to patio and Two 4 heilnxmi colonials, with Redecorated. $145. Harrison Street industrial co-ordinator. Sales dlnd Service Two .story Colonial, 4 bedrooms, wooded area to rear. Eat-in kitch­ study's ami i-xirchi s. To $45,000 near Western Wav. tall 924-9366 Another vacancy on I lie .Advisory YWCA needs full-time secretary largo family room. lU baths, occu­ en. Garage, storms and screens, afl'T 5 ')0, MONT.NG to new location - must Board of Health is scheduled t ) be pancy by February I. $25,500. air conditioner. Many extras. New­ ■['vvo 4 iH'droom hollies I raivch and with good skills, to work in con­ I IVF~TI\i ri:s- 10 PRINCI ION sell present office furnishings. 40" discussed by Ihe (ouiKil a' it-', Shown by appointment only, tall ly painted. Fenced back yard. One- 'vplil-'ev rl) v\:.! fa mil V nx -ms. genial office. Please call Mrs. Wax- Charnung lii'-vo room bo,use Nev i coffee table with extensions, Jaco- agenda meeting Thursday, Dec, 5. 799-0817. third acre on high ground. Walk to Ire.'S. Garden Landscape wood, WA 4-4825. stow, iile b.nh. jus! puinled. Pri ! bean chair, room divider, typewrit­ - schoni. .Asking S!6..30n, Can assume $47,IRM) vat", on bus route, yard, $100; in er table, more items too numcrou.s 1'; ACRE LOTS FOR SALE on 4(2 per cent G1 mortgage. Call 297- Y Dance Will Have BOOKKEEPER - P.AYROLL One 5 or 6 be- I'.i'alres and res- in The Brownie Troop led by Mrs. P. J. WAINFORD & CO v:;;-' on ih'ree on us for the facts about our Book i .\sl AMWEi.L TOWNnHIR t,i:\es. $i3..511(1 •nunin;' Off street n'ranci' Park API’UFD M.-VFHEM.ATICS Ralph Denton and Mrs. .Mello Del keeping Service. Costs less - and 349 Nas.sau St W.-\ 4-3! ui. t a'.'.'ie.ibie: rl'ub kitchen, linens RK.SFARt H (iROUP. (rc-bbo of Kendall Park celebrated you get more. Applied Manage­ Free Parking In Rear 11(1111'' for ','ne execuLvo or prof'.'s-. Real Estate For Rent anti d: h.e- fiirni-lie'.l. All utilities Its first birthday reiently. T ft . ment, Princeton. WA 1-6850. v,,-nal man 3‘3 in.i.-s from Hop- RENTAI-S iri' .l i-’d iL'nl. r-'diicM to $125 per .Applicant must he a high school Brownies made c'jp eak'-s 10 ce!'.- well, for .New "T'ork commuiing. nv'mli WV-t'-A 4-5314 graduate with at least 1 year of brate. WIFE of University research fellow Ten wooded acres, aboa: 400' of algebra and ( year of chemistry or The trrvip member, pamcirw'.ing •wants interesting job. Two years Real Estate Wanted HOPf.WI.I I.. - '!■■-ora'ed 6 A LNKjUi. PRI.NT 1..ION KF.MAI. I OR RF.NT l.arg" nvmi, atirai ironiagc. Ultra-modern 70' ranch tivclv fupi.shed first fhxir front,'Pihysics. , Experience , in , . IBM . ma- , jnchadc-d Karen .Arnb'urgev, .Debor­ college, mostly literature and phil­ home: large living room w 1 t h r."-ini apivm ' k, ah Berger, Barbara Black, Janet $8.' One-sf.rv d- ■o'; wi'.ti cca' pn'v ale entrariC''. Overnight ! chine keypunching tcchnique.s is de- osophy. Some experience. Wage Caised stone fireplace: beanie.! en. ia-rgi' ball' >m . De! (lobbo, Diana Denton. S a r .a WISH TO RENT private garage b;g r.iom- ,r .! -uU c-ar:'' ■pa,rk; ng. Woman onlv. Call W.A 4- .-.1 ruble, secondarv to job interest. WA 1- 1 r.'d cedar ceilings ihroughru:; ^ane Digney, Katherine Durbin, Su­ near campus. Call WA 4-5745, John iimEi' can b'c 5a-'d tin"; 'iv- ::i-: k 2791. 2874. pegged hardwood floors: well-de- ROOM a Lqcation 6 miles west of Prince­ san Eldred. Rhoda i'arahi, Lisa Proctor. funiishc do.l ■rn kiK.-'- of lanua"'. un'.! ih.- !ast day n! signed modern kitchen. .\'.! medern d apart OH! ton. N .l. .Attractive employee ben­ Harney, Debra Hutton, Sandra c-vi'.imic .August, I'tki Li.ing room with fire corn eniencos. Large carport. Fil­ v;i has ()>en, efit plans. Educational assnstance plan". 'kC' ?'-n. nwo h'.'drixams and Offices For Rent Kanjorsky, Sandra King and Ra Help Wanted tered swimming pool. $32..500. niarhh' bafi Be'-iulifu: grounds, pr.'igram. Qualified applicants wiil mnna Riss. 'The newly investe'l Real Estate For Sale receive consideration regardless rj \ i RY A I ! R \i I !'s i r.vo-car 'g.ir.i.gi- M'.-t r"-as'inabic member is Barbara B.enstock. .It $'22.5 p- : nu'i'lh. race, creed, color cr national orig­ W'L.si' AMWFLL TOWN'Mli’ LOOKLNG FOR A HOME!’ FOR RENT in. AIRM.A NRF.'XSSIGNFD REAL EST.ATE SALESM.AN I ED.MUND COOK & CO.MP.-YN'i' Airman F'lrsr (la I 'ep'n A Route : ’8, withi.n ca.sy rommut- Call F'or Inters if.',: Hunterdon County, N J jus six LARGE ROOM.s and Realtors S.'TiaJ. bright office. $55,(» ! .Schwi-iz son of .losopi' schwo'z Needed for a long-established of :ng to I'.crc.'.eii and Pnr.cet'in, 1-9'' \ass>au S^trec-t Large 2nd [ioor room. $75.00 .Monday-Fridav, 8:15 a rn.-4:45 p.m. ! ast Mitchell .A-.' . ! r.inki r miles from Trenton, N.J. - Here s T ci-S lovely Cape Cod nft'crs ,3 ap.inmeni in i I'lu.'ual ho.'U". fice Expericnctxf person desired, an excellent buy for the price of WAInut 4-9322 Two room suite, $125.00 609-737T000 I'rrAnship. has arri'.e'i a' ( a r ' but not nece.ssary. For interview oedrooms,With a buik-in kitchen $20,500: Seven room ranch style, OFF GRE.-\T Rf-'.AD, b'^aut: f'l' 20(K) sq. ft. of air conditioned space wright .Air S'ati'f. Labrjdo- f ' and ask for .Mr. NiH. a-d brec.kf.ast nook, lar-e i:\ ing Employee Relations Dept. call consisting of 4 bedrooms, improve­ located c'lun'rv ’■.irv h. • *' in new building, wilh parking. duty -with an .Air Difen- ' or' .■00m, full basemen' h ■: water SIX ROOM DUPLEX for rent m SOCONY-MOBIL OIL CO.. INC, ments, 2 car attached garage. On r-vims .pani-led f.braiy, f;r'-p!a $4.50 per sq. ft. C 'uid un;'. The ( :>mm'. ■)'iO' KARL WE!DEL, INC. h^at. One acre plus, n.ue: land- Boroug'r. Ne'wty decorated living Central Research Division a macadam road with l'( acres "f car gar.ig.. ' ■ spi'Cialist a 'graduate o I ar.K- Branch Office, Route 579 lawns and shrubs. Must be seen to i.apcd. :j ,750 room w f.rep'ace, d:n:ng roam ■THOMP.SON REALTY Laboratory ■iin High Scii'ioi. Pennington, N. .1. be appreciated. E. F. M.AY, Broker ki'chen. 3 b>'dr'' '.'r.s, a:t:c. bj-- Brvee Thompson, Broker Pennington - .Mt. Rose Road ______737-1500 or TU 2-38u4 OSCAR WOLFE, Re.-'i-.'-r rn '.'■.'I in.v $!45 (a!: I'2L 'WA i-7655 Penning' ,n. N ,]. I HOSPIT.AI. LI NCHFON \i (I.I B Biawenburg. N J. 4W-2866' Inq'Uire of your needs R.D, 1, Lam.ber'.v::!", N. J ------I 'Ihe Fr"iO''on H ., ROSEDALE LOCKERS g ft w r, Have ail typos of real estate EXpo:: T-N.iS ,AK(. D HOLsE L't E(jR S.ALF2: F'ngidaire ( ustomS mitt' f' f h'L'hng a '"■■■ci . and sends the most delicious Ha; WISCHNER - GILDE Ev-.n;ngs an,; S.i-'d.-i:..; : I ' )D i ha: I.1-, n. Augu'.' 2')" FOR RENT - OFFICE SPACE, range - surface cooking units (e!e<-i mem'oer'. a; :" s.;pp', -r : 'a- . Bacon and Smoked ChccM- tor , : ■ - I v s h . ' i d y Nassau Street. All services, off- trie), laundry cart: p'lnch b o ’.vi. and ii'cerary in i'..i Rea! Estate and Insurance Cad W.ii am D.!:s car g.ir -': a:' a : Christmas, 262 Alc.xandcr St. V.A S'-p'irV" d STcft parking. Call Mrs. Clark, electric casserole: TA' picture tube ' day Dec 5 i', ' ' '.0 p m , C Scrgantsvilic, N.J. 609-EX 7-0976J3 201-7S2-2905 1...W 2 ■■ L a 4-0135. -J J j-tivJt. . 'A'A I-6.4O;. 1 WA EbOOiJ. Call AX 7-1070 after 5 p.m. IF'ursgato Uuutilry Livib. AGE TWELVE THE CENTR.AL PO.ST Scout Troop 10 THURSDAY. DECE.MBER 13. 1%3 I Lutheran Women Inducts Seven Ch ristmas In Deans Show Pick New Officers New Members Mrs. Harry fJeiniz of Franklin T0 Be Presented By Pupils Park has b'en elected [iresideru ol tne Lu.he'ran Ciiureh Wonie'n of tie St*\cn now B^.-y Scouts were in­ ■ Ciiri'tmas In De.'.r, ' ' xx;d b.- ducted into Boy S<:out Tn^ip !0 of Deborah Carlisle, Dax id Gombas. . Christ the King Lutheran Church prov 'iU'd 111 the Dear -Schor.l, au­ Deborun Haieluk. Paul Kessler. for the coming xear. Monmouth Junction last Thursday ditorium r:. Tuesduy .Dec. 17 at Jack King, Kathryn Klimowicz. An- ’ Other elected include M r s. at special ceremonies held in the KENDALL PARK 7:30 p.m. Pupils in grades three to Tir.st Aid Squad building.f'arents WOMEN" .SLE.AGUE Ihony Lord. Susan Loxvandc. *Charles Wiggs, Kendal! Park \;ee six will ps' Sent the program, whicli -Michad Parmenter. .Micliaei 1 of the inducted boys were guests Pat Lucas. (Barroodi, 190. is ctesponsored by the Deans PT.A president; .Mrs. Charies Diixai:. and pinned the Boy Scout pins on Rotnkopt. Do laid Serina, Linda Dayton, treasurer; Mrs, Freddrick Gloria Russeii, iBarrcodi . 492. and the school, Terhune. Denise Wotton, Karl Ber-i their sorts. Kendal! Park Esso 0" Fritncr, Belle Mead, secretary. .Miss Dorenc Robinson will direct kuta, .Michael Berkuta, Paula De Receiving pins were Bruce Em- Bru.-.S'.vick Circle F-xo —O T* Fleeted to serxe as committe'e the program, xxhic’n xxili feature se- Lasso. Robert Himmel. Nancy! chairmen are Mrs. Anhur .Nohr- ens. Terry Haines, Michael Hol­ Barrood Real E<'a;e 22 lestions by I’le junior and .senior . '>') Phillips, .June Putnoky. Susan Rev- bass. Kendall Park, faith and life; lander, Keith Larini, Anthony Man- ^jiegel s Pharmaev choirs. ics. Rena Smith. Diane Tauber, Nixon's Gulf ■Mrs. Charles Wiggs. Kendall Park, zo, Craig Vaughn and Charles Vir- 21 The iuiuor choir xx’ill sing Rich.ard Xeiide'tti. Biihe Sue Wertz S; .•elc Ro«'f,.'f & .Smith 20 Karpiscak. N o r t h Brunsxx’ick. ginnis. The Scouts had small Boy "Beli.u" ’Merry Christmas," Also. Ixiioen Berk. Thomas Car­ Kundail Park Coid Cut Cem 19 Christian action; .Mrs Gerald Scout pins, and presented them to "Toyiaiid," and "Silver Bells.” The lisle, James Carter. Linda Gioran- Joe Rom rs Kramer, Cranbury. Ruth group their mothers. 18 members of the choir ineludc An­ do. Donna Gurnovich. Glen Ha.s- Sand Hills Dinir 17 leader, and Mrs, Peter F. M.ir- Scoutmaster George Mochel was dre De Lasso. Michael Hall. Peg­ al 15 tens Jr., Dayton, Miriam group in charge^. The Scoutmaster re­ gy Hanna, Gloria Johns. Robert Claire .Me Kcndriek, Joan Lui/za. loader. Somerset Farms 14 ceived his badge at the program by Johns, Janet Kesekes. .Michele Ol­ Re’oerca Mcdeli, Allan Pielrefesa. Stroi-a-xxay ShiK-n 12 Chester Gillian. Scout Dennis Ry­ sen, Lynn Pretot. William Prnpst. Doug,as Reeves, Robert Sandor, NEW CHL'RCH MEMBRS an explained Scouting. Gregory Rand. Chris Rx’eves. Mi­ S.ilb ■■ ■ ;rd, Daniel S lelko. Bren- 825 SCR.ATCH LEAGUI Mr. and Mrs. John Matala of 3! A short program was presented. chael Scardino. Ralph Siroki, Rob­ di h roki, Charles Smith, Donald Bennington Parkxx'ay. Franklin WE'VE With four sp'.akcrs on camping Schii'.z Beer 23 ert .Soden and James Williams. Si '.ei-en. ,iiul Diana Wertz. Park, xverc received into the fel- Ricci Pizza 23 and hiking. They were Kenneth La .Senior choir selections will in­ Holiday refreshments xvill be loxs'ship of the Christ The King GIFT WRAPPED John Maltese Iron Works 22’ . rini, Eric Kimplc. Michael Mol clude "Go Icll It On Toe .Moun­ servctl by the PTA cla.ssroom Lutheran Church at the service lander and Brian Young. I .vo pa F.mmeu's .Sinclair 21 . mothers. on .Sunday. Dec 1. SunGas Propane 20 tain," "W’e Wish You .A .Merrv trols also gave skits or. "A Base Christmas,” ".Angels We Have ball Game," and "An Operation.’ Met Taxern 19 (j^Fogshop Ytisko's .A .A. 19 Heard on High.” "Silent Niglit," Hofcr'.s FIving “.A ” 19 and "The Night Before Christmas." ROAD IMPROVED 1 lie senior r ioir nipmb.-'rs include Come Ancf See Our Princeton Univcr.sitv Press 121 . A resolution accepting the final "Swinging" Display F. .Macarn & Sons 16 improvement of Baier Avenue. I Of Decan.'ers, G ifts, Princeton Universilv Press 12' , Franklin Township, by Century Glassware, Baskets FORM.S IN RELIEF is a present work of Dorothea High Game Paul Yahnig (Ri.-c: Paving & Landscaping, Inc. w a s ^ Greepbaum and is sculptured on a lead sheet. Mrs, Pizza). 246 passed by the Council at its meet- i OBITUARIES MichaeVs Greefibaum has said, ’Unworked, lead is dull and sodden High Series, Paul Yahnig (R;cci BEAUTY Just In Time For mg last week. Payment of Stide -- .something that I cun sec . '""K Greenbaums have Lou’s Barber Shop 17 N. J. Murphy Funeral Home, Ridge 50 PATIRSON ST. or touch.” I ''eed in Princeton', she has used a Grog Shop 16 Road, Monmouth Junction. NEW BRUNSWICK She has a unique, glass bird feed­ model "just a few times" for a N.J. Manni’s Realty 14 Interment followed in Dayton reec.-nt work in lead. She prefers Art Dana’s Triangle Inn 13U Cemetery. CH 7-2912 er set in the front wall of her stu dio where she can study the birds not using medcls as she pre­ High set, Carol Volkek (Unique and create “a work that mnv he fers not working on commission. Contractors). 490. JOSEPH KOSEK SANTA SAYS Six Things At A Time .High game, Carol Volek, 198. Jo.seph Kosck, 43, cf 654 Ben­ ■lust as she works in various nington Parkway, Franklin Park, mediums, .Mrs. Greonbaum says, KENDALL MON. MEN’S LEAGUE died Thursday night in St. Peter’s "I work on at least six tiiing.s at Gable Tavern General Hospital, New Brunswick, / Bought My Gifts FO R YO U R a time . It's the only way I can do Handler’s Painters after a brief illness. it” I'or instance, she may work Junction Fuel & Supply He was born in Plains, Pa., AT W ith licr wax figures part of the Drake’s Plumbing .April 1, 1920, .son of t'le late John SHOPPING day experimenting with a new mc- Franklin Park Elks and Anna Motsko Kosek, and had S d u X l A x d A l th.ixi used extensively by sculptors •Labaw’s Fuel & Hardware lived in this area 12 years. He was in Rome. Kammler Buick a communicant of St. Augustine's of jCcndjJUL A n d CONVENIENCE “Sometimes it takes me two Kcnwicks R.C. Church, and had been em­ years to finish a work." She does Webers TV ployed as a butcher for Armour not confine herself to a prccon- Chcmico and Co., New Brunswick. SAVED MONEY TO BOOT! I ccived idea because it “ will stop N..I. Manni Realty j the rhythm.’’ She leaxes a piece He is survived by his wife, the Carneglia & Sons former Loretta Regan; two sons, j "on its oxvn. One thing must load High ganie. Bob Conover L & S WILL BE to another." David and Joseph at home; two .luM Ction Fuel & Supply. 234; brothers, John of New Brunswick When she told a friend that she High .Set, Glen Soxvasb of Kamni xxorked eight hours a dux, her hus­ and George of Pittstown , Pa.: lor Buick. 597, and txx’O sisters, Mrs. Joseph Ton- band said. ”.N'o she doesn’t. She MEN'S, LADIES OPEN SUNDAY xxorks nine — I'xe timed her." dora and Mrs. George Frenchick of FELLOWSHIP MIXED LEAGUE Plains. ^ Disregarding her carxer's hands, High Game, ’xVomen. Betty l leck- . slie only says. ".Standing all day is The funeral was held on Monday TIMEX WATCHES cnsicin, 207; Men,- Jim Gilmartin, from tiic Simon S. Russin Funeral j ver hard on the feet." 202. I Dec. 15 and Dec. 22 I General Greenbaum is a profes- Home, in Plains. High Scrix's, Women, Gerri As- The Gleason Funeral Home of 10% off list price I sional man who has "been xvon- bury, 495; .Men, Jim Gilmartin, 591. dorfu!" regarding his xvife’s xvork. New Brunswick was in charge of Riii,g-a-dings 38 local arrangements. ^ She quipped that he xxnrks xx’ith AM ouarontecd one veer. The lotiei 10 A.M. to 5 P.I Siroilcrs 35' be»t>9elling medels. Plus tea. ' his head and she with her hands. Allcycals 35 Because he requires u library and ili.'udpin.s 33 4-Hers Make Mats I she a studio, their Victorian house Troublemakers 32 MEN'S DRESS SLACKS MOHAIR SWEATERS VERLAIN HOSIERY 'at I0-) Mcrccr St., xvas brnuglit.” llillieppcis .31 For Chronically 111 Open Kvery Nii^ht Til 9 I "... ill toil minutes before xxc even ill’s 28 I he Singing Needles 4-H club, saxv the upstair .’’ Liedi's 26 meeting at the home of the lead­ I Mrs. f’.reonbaum has had numer­ Do Betters 23 ers, .Mrs. Henry Singer, have cut ’Til CHRISTMAS ous one-man shows including tlic .Mi.efits 23 and made placemats to be used by I Weyhe Gaiiery, San Francisco .Mu­ Makeups 22 the patients confined in the Hospi­ seum of .-\rl. Laxx'rcncc Museum, Jokrr.s 22 tal for the Chronically 111 in North Wi'hums College; the Seulpture Beavers 22 Brun.swick. The girls are planning NT j Center. A'isit Santa At Our Store 't Straneors 22 to sing carols at the hospital dur­ I Some of her many axxards arc llic ing the holidays. George Widenor Mciial. Pennsyi- I’UF.S. NIGHT MEN’S HANDICAP The club members arc also Thurs. and Fri. Sat. 2-6 1 xa.’ia .-Veadtuny of Fine Arts: Wash- High Game. John Burke (C. L. planning to make lOO dozen cookies 1 in.gton .Society of .-Vnisis Medal. for the South Brunsxvick Lions club, 1 -Mi.xlal of Honor. N’alional .-Xssoei.i- Graham Paintiiig), 216. 5 ' AND 1 0 ' High Series, Dennis Tindall (C.L, which '.x'lil use the cookies in bas­ I tio of Women .-\rt;sts. kets for distribution to the needy. I I .Shi' IS represenliid in ei'’'!i i lintis Graham Painting), ,589. C. L. (ir.iham Paintin 13 I he cookies XX ill be made on Dec. $V $10 '’ VARIETY , lit the \\ hitiiey Musi um of .Ameri- 20 at the home of ihe loader. $ 5 reg to 7.99 1.75 Box of 3 Highway 27 U ,ir. .\ri. Laxx rence Museum. W,i Slate Home 1 or Boys reg. 12.99 reg. 14-99 rr.inkhn Park Elks •J9 Fomous makers nylons ot o terrific i lianis College; Titehberg .-Xn t en- 0 , r tn l.rc xlocV e l d r r a -.locVi k 1 mfiei Ke^lauranl price Fine qunlitv scomless mesh 29 i j STORE ' Mirxltind; (l!'er''i (Hih'ji- Lodge Plans Dinner vrosh n w cn-5 Hv-xr' hi oHy irx gob Hand knit Ifnlion iiDports of rnohnir, ond plain »n e-M-black, beige, tint, o rd .n r, h«?Ofhcr tw ist ond flann-l U y Kendall Park io:.:.,. Musr'uin. M,'. r.xx, t’ssR, Greenbrier 25 wool ond nylon in st.p-on and Cnrdi- grey honey ond toupc. Sz 9S •'/> en d Contrrsentol styling Sizes 29 to r’.K-kers gon styles The bulkier the better. n R e g . 22s B o a . ; N' XX ,irk Mu'-'iim. i >.:e.-iiu:' M'.- 2(1 For Grand Officer 42 Sires 38 to 40 Spoilers Shoppinj? C'enter ! u ir 111 M,i::h' — ,r x'.: s'l,- u ," 26 I Thi.stlc L'xlge No. 220. Daughters H.irdx - M.,i: M,.! ■ I P'”.;';:p-. (iO of Ncotiu, Will'meet on Friday, Dec. 13. It X p.m . in the Odd Feilmvs GIRLS' MAN-TA'LORED BANLON SHIRTS BOYS' DRESS Kiiulail Park n.armai ^"1i.h . lla'l. 23” Witherspoon .St. SHIRTS SCOUTS SELLING YL I.F I IGHTS ( ( ixi' f l),iughi''r Mrs. Con'.iance SLACKS Hi ;Kier-.un xxiil preOiie at the bus- Cub, .Seoul Pai k 9.5 of I ra-.klir- | riK,-.- s“avun and xxiil xxelcome 1 5 9 T.i”.n-.i'ip IS h, d;"a a fmul raisinr j reg. *o 2.99 $3 reg. to 5.98 WINTER SPECIALS Grand Chief Daughter. Mrs. Helen cirr, e to he.'p pay for a pack trip Christie from Bnoklyn, N. Y. Poi;-,; in Mav. Members are Sol'ds en d prints .n Icrrir- ossor* xxi.o will make licr official visit to rr.n,- w.fh fr-iu’or Bermuan end Wash n weors flonneU gabardines, Sri -ng Christmas tree light bulb” ond bufton-down coHors Sires 7 fa hoosorks in royon nylon blends in the iodg''. foil ossorfment. Sues I to H. MELT ICE FAST-W ITH :ioor - t.) door liiro'ughmit lii- i 14 l\\ I'll! »\ I 1 > neighbnrhocKl. Preceding the mteting a dinner DOWFLAKE has hteii arranged by the Past \ M '- I iM i’i i;i 1) KIWAMS CHRISTMAS APPI A1 Ciiief Daughters to honor the ir.utd Chief Daughter at Lahicrc’s CHILDREN'S SLACKS BOYS' BOXED \l 1 MINI M W 1 Ml Nb ir.’n. rs of th" Frankiin lo'.'.n I o'i e-j-j' • • itesueraiu at 6.30 p in. DRESS SHIRTS 111 \r Tin M ID ! '".'.p s Club ar" partaopa’ 2 b I 5 b J I •. . :oe to.' .innu li t '-;r:stnvap $ I 'INI IIX.1 " nni‘ ; p a' i!':; e ' ! to. \. i;r;:"-ix G 1 1.99 reg. 2.99 33 III. U.i_ 'L l I n \ | > ' 1, I'l 1 Ar-r.v. la K:v.a-'; 1.69 value 3.69 e a . 3 for $10 1 ■■■■ Reg. to 5.99 So., on lh„ wood.,1.1 lim lb. U.iu ' ; r •ri:i x,'ur Borz-r stwft Solid-, nnrj -.•r'-. m un Wh.t. d-„, ihi.l .omoi.T, ,, l.n r d c n r d j/ o v f ." r i r n - n o - n I ■ n y d M en short bnnion kmt shirts ,.tl.„ bo. o, loo, .n hond, ond coll •r.th worr-, fD.n-.-l 5 j ^ in catd io o n nnH pullover stvU s O u r links, iiies 2 to 4. PTA PLANS .MAGIC SHOW VARGA populor yeor-ro'jnd kn.t sh'rt. S M . L . X L SIIKRWIX - WlluLIAMsS PAINTS the Kmg-.' >0 Parent-T ax her A S' . i..tM:t xxiil pre-xnia magic sh.r. and Yu’eti'd ' f.t.r '.n ■ Fruiav D ■. "■ -n J 3fi p -a Hem.-ma.!.' art. ■' OIL CO. WILLIAM G.GRAMDER d- .o:.i’:: :-s and bake go,.;, w ; b" '■ ;’nr■ \o j'T.A meeting \x. Open Till BUILDING MATERIAlf. Every KIIK.I: 111 I XI) • X|| IX X|i It I il -II M. I h I IRl ( (l\H> \^^ [() MJ I I AX 7-2200 Till Christmeu:£* S c h m A x U . ' , 1 ,r. ( ‘ Tel. DA 9-4E45 UvL. lu a' o~f JK^C/njJuoJUi