IVINDSOR-HIGHTS HERALD VOL. NO. HIGHTSTOWN, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, AUG. 1967 Newsstand IOC jyer copy Fool Law T R ’ Law Hearing l nveiling Tonight Delayed

Permits, Fences Planning Board V* ouId Be Needed: ^ ants "I il Aug. I $200 t ine Limit To Rework Rill

In a five-minute meeting Tues- Publlr hearing on a proposed law- i day night, the East WindsorTown- that would require "durable, 4-6- j ship planning board announced thal fee' nigh fencing around every per­ i Us revised planned unit develop­ manent or portable private pool In ment ordinance would not lie un~ F ast Windsor deeper that two feet NTHONY r P AN ' DONALD SCHULTZ | veiled until Thursday, Aug. 17 at : s scheduled for 7:30 tonight before 8 p. m. •he township committee. a O t l g Acting halrman William E. Hightstown of 1910; s Urt«*. Hiirh Sh 0 < * > . I r a i n The lav. designed to cut ac­ Harvey said the board already had This is the first in a series cidental drowning potential and Main Street across from the his photograph shows a shoes on boys on the station Franzo vs. Schultz gone beyond the recommendation in of nine glimpses at the Hights- tighten pool health standards, Is present location of the Baptist wooden passenger station lo­ p la if o r d a te the photo in the township committee's resolution town of the turn of the century. - used on one In use In nearby Wash­ Church, Information on the pho­ cated at the corner of Railroad vicinity of 1900. The ornate asking for a restudy of the law's The photographs are repro­ ington T ownshtp. tos was provided by long time and Rogers Avenues, opposite :>aby carriage, center, is ready density regulations. duced from penny post cards in Pools less than two feet deep borough residents Mr. and Mrs. the present community center for the innual baby parade held Mr. Harvey said the law had a collection owned by Donald and with less than 120 square feet tor Committee John Brandt of Stockton Street, in the housing project. The n Asbury Park for many years. been modified in Us density sec­ Horne, a member of the bor­ | of surface area "Shall not be left Pennsylvania Railroad train ran The passenger station was Thursday, the East Windsor didacy and today's 4 p.m. dead­ tions as well as in the percentage ough work force. The original and former local school teacher unattended" according to the pro­ through Hightstown on a route • • zee about : <4i me passenger Democrat Club innounced the can­ line for filing, there was appar­ : land set aside for Industrial use. cards were made by a photog­ and present historian and posed law. This would mean an connecting Camden and South service was discontinued. But adult would le required to super­ didacy of Incumbent township com­ ently some confusion within the There also was a definition or two rapher remembered only as Mr author, Altheus Albert, also added to the section on dwelling Amboy. the rails are still used today vised use of the smaller pools and mitteeman Anthony Franzo. [Older Democrat!! organization as Thorburn. He had a studio on of Stockton Street. units, he said. Women's long skirts, and high for freight shipping. to empty them when absent. The announcement was made in to whether the incumbent would the absence of vacationing Mr. accept. Apparently, the law as amended Permits would lie required for would have been revealed Tuesday construction of all pools with the Franzo who heard of his nomin­ yesterday afternoon, St. Wednesd: y any pro! len that may night, but an "uncertainty" which Stockton $2" fee being eliminated for the ation after returning from Lake have existed seen ed to be Ironed came to light In a 40-mlnute pre- private portable variety. George. Rex Bar Relocation Bid Killed Mr. F-ranzo was nominated in out when municipal chairman Sal meeting executive session of the The fencing section says School Io hall Cangelost said Mr. Franzo'snom- board caused the further delay. that portable pools need not be the apparent belief that a pri­ naiing petition would be filed yes­ According to Mr. Harvey, the fenced if a cover is securely mary battle would be waged be­ terday afternoon or today. problem arose In discussion of placed over them when not in use. tween the regular Democrats and II ithin Month The filing would seem to elimin­ the law's commercial section. As Boro Zoners Sav No’4-1 Pools are subject to Inspection the splinter Young Democratic ate a primary battle, unless a IDuring the brief public portion of The East Windsor district board ; the health ifflcer or building Taxpayers Club. But on Friday, the new group's ■ : • - - in pair: : September I fbe meeting he said another study- of education this week broke ground Hightstown*s zoning board de­ new motel. In other business, the board set Inspector who may bring viola­ spokesman. Stanle Koder an­ puts another name on the Novem- of i!le section would !>e required, for a new, 40-classroom elemen­ nied a request from Irving and Rose Other questions .mid objections Aug. 30 for a hearing on an appli- tors to court where they face fines nounced that the group would not her ‘ allo\ The chairman recommended that tary school in the Kensington Park Seidel to move their Rex Bar centered around traffic congestion cation by Sebarco Stations, Inc. to I up to $200 and as much as 90 put up a candidate (see story this : - ■ 44 s an assist- the law not come up for discussion section of the township and awarded from the M ercer Street urban on Route 33. -he possibility of erect a service station on twd lots j days In jail. page). an: • •>,< director if National at the time and suggested another a contract for demolition of the renewal area to a ne site on the addition of , service station on the south side of M ercer Street Other sections of the law pro­ on the site, and adequacy of existing across from Cedar Hill cemetery, In the week between the an­ Lead Laboratories Fast Windsor., executive session for Tuesday abandoned Stockton Street elemen- nearby Academy Street, hibit sand or earth floors In pools, He " - 21 vearc : usiness andi^tgnt to delve into the "un- sewer mains in the vicinity. The firm had withdrawn a pre- j and the use of aluminum paint as nouncement of Mr. Franzo'scan- tary school. The Seidels* attorney Barclay rranagement experience and has! certainty." The contract was awarded to R, Mai si urv of Allentown said Tues- The >oa: a ij mriied (he case, vlous application for a station at an inside finish * studied mr BB a degree at St. Mr- Harvey declined to discuss Hawthorne, Inc., of Philadelphia day a decision had not yet been and tic not se' sate for further Railroad Avenue and Stockton Another portion calls for the hearings r a ement of , Street before the board had reached Dissidents John's University in New York.; changes already made in the law, after its bid of $9,300 was de- reached whether rc ippeal the township engineer to examine the He is i r rent 1 • . member o f saying it would be preferable to dared lowest received at board board's 4-1 spll' dedsloi to decision,______a decision. lot where a pool is to be Installed the East Windsor Lions Club and present all the changes In the meeting last Thursday. superior court. to determine the best means of II on t lhit ■he .w. erora ms :v Foreign Wars completed modification on Aug The brick building adjacent to The bar was to have been leveled disposing of discharge water l P Post. He is member of the 17. the Walter C. Black school is to by July 31 ,-ccordlng to state from: the pool. Surface drainage * , . , . Applegarth A!; Wing of the Civil The acting chairman said the be razed and the site covered merit release : on Ju. "byhousing Tow nship Man Dies >ot he allowed, where neigh- | (111(1 I (J (I f p Air Patrol and at: Air Force change needed in the commercial half with grass and a black-topped authority executive director and ■■orlng properties might be harmed veterai World War n who holds part of the law was "m echanical," parking rrea before school re- counsel Bruce r rend :• whief he by It. severa ierorations including the Involving a change In the mode of slimes Sept. 6. Other sections of The Young Democratic Tax­ said even an appeal by Mr. Seidel the proposed Purple Heart. expression of a board Intention. In other action at the meeting, would not delay condemnation pro­ law cover lighting, location, fll- payers Club of East Windsor In Fiery Aecident Township will not put up a can- H:s piane was shot down before He did not elaborate further on the board approved purchase of a ceedings and razing. Mr. French •ratior appearance, noise, ana m- i didate for township committee the Allied Invasion of ■ urope and,an>' of ttle modifications. new school bus and a station wagon could not be reached Wednesday spectlon of pools. A 49-year-old East Windsor following the 2:20 a.m. accident, in November and will no longer he liecami Gerrr an prisoner, The board has been working on for use in transporting private for comment on the delay. The law was Introduced on first Township man died early Friday according to “ast Windsor Town­ function as an organization, ac­ spending 18 months in six dif­ the changes to the "PHD" law since school children to schools within Denial of the request to relo­ reading at a July 11 meeting, but morning after his auto hit two ship police. cording tc its spokesman, Stan­ ferent Naz: prisons including the committee's resolution passed on 20 miles of their ustrict homes. cate the bar In an Industrial zone details of the law were not known utility jxiles on Cedarville Road Police said the victim 's south­ ley Koder. Gestapo prison in Dusseldorf, July 13. Monday morning, the ground was on Academy Street was based on - 0- and burst into flames. bound auto left 118 feet of tire The decision not to run a Germany. -n- officially broken for a start on the applicant's failure to submit Carlton Puller S: d the Bogatz marks after going out >f control H ightstoM n I)ov* n* hopeful and to disbanc follows The inr un rent on mitteeman construction of the Kensington sufficient relevant evidence, ac­ Prow ler amine Bungalow Colony, Cedarville Road, sideways down the road. The ve- what Mr. Koder described as !Oin> Wi Ilian Kraus J r ., the Club's Park elementary school slated for cording to the zoning board's re­ dead at the s cene a tak-i hide hit two poles, about one foot months of being "cajoled, in­ nominee for tax assessor, to opening in September of 1968. solution. ( ranb urv In Issued Bv Police en o Glackin's funer home apart, before coming to a halt. timidated and harassed Indivi­ ,:pp< ar o! the allot :n September On hand for the silver sj5ade The resolution was carried by The fire erupt- in the engine dually and collectively." and November. ceremony were the board's Jerome a 4-1 vote with Eugene Sarafin Fast Windsor Township home area of the car, according to jx>- B a "f‘l)H 11 Vetion He added that the group’s Hepu* Means nominated Donald Schulster, i: inforth Cope, Wil­ dissenting. He said an elected l irial Sumnii r owners are urged to be sure win- lice. "job has been done the tax­ Schultz ir. May He has beenlgows liam Craig, John West and Mrs. body, borough council, and doors are locked at should Services foi Mr. Pullen were Hightstown's Y.MCA Pony Lea­ payers of this township are now an panging, especially Walter Harvey. Superintendent of make the decision on nigh!, Chief Joseph G. Michnlsky b ar's 7 ecu ( antiffi held Tuesday at the A. S, Cole gue baseball team broke a losing aware that the political non­ recent weeks mroughout the schools, Melvin Kreps, Simon H. reque: t to relocate, said this week. He said Funeral Home, Main Street, Cran- streak Tuesday night by edging entities of both parties are township. Incumbent Raymond Belli, pres: lent >f Belli Construc­ solution wa: light] Recurring complaints of prow­ Srt tor [tl 9 bury. J r . Pullen had been a life­ Cranbury 3-2 in a twilight game interested only tn advancing J Ills is the GOP'a nominee for tax tion Co., general contractor, and urd lers In residential areas of the long resident of Hightstown and an it Peddle field. their ambitions through the assessor. township have resulted in the warn­ Herman H. Bouman, partner in Tt ie resoii appll- turlng employee 1 the Turner Tube Com­ abuse of the homeowner and his -0 - ing and a plea fron police for a charge of the project of the archi­ s failur pr< his 's P pers" Hightstown kept Cranbury pany of Cranbury for the past tax dollar." call from homeowners as soon as tectural firm of Micklewright and ticular need” and y's Steel scoreless tor lour innings of the four years. "We had hoped the East Wind­ any suspicious noises are heard. Mountford also were present. pectal i son" for ’ Brenda six-fram e game behind the pitch­ nting He served in Europe in World sor Civic Association would Construction began immediately' the v;arlance. he T een ing of J , R. Dallenback wtw al­ R evaluation ( ost. hief Michnlsky said the speed W ir II s paratrooper with the supply candidate", Mr. Koder as bulldozers started initial site In other a< anteen lowed only three htts. with which a suspicious noise call tion, the Iward heard 101st Airborne Division and was a added. But association presi­ preparation and grading work. testlr The d is received. determines the an application by ednesday, member of VFW Post 5700 of Cranbury scored in the fifth dent Gary Jablonsk contacted ! Kill or »t ica ! ion Nic ho is Altlerl . will be M’l chances of apprehending a prowler. Joseph Mon- Hightstown. inning after a walk and hit put later said the association would >f Hlgtits- He added that police do not know Man ( I .1 |-n t (I W I t l i giellc principal f Hightown He is survived by his wife, men on first and third. A wild :>e most effective by remaining Hearings Slated the exact Intentions of the prowler. Realt Co., to 128-unlt Beatrice Powers Pullen three pitch made the scoring easy. Cr an­ non-political. - 0- M i n o t in * \ t a i r on the site ye's flor- sons, Carlton Jr., Leland, and bury's second run came on an Mr. Jablonski said the civic East Windsor Township Com- siness at Ma A venue on fee Gary, all at home; a sistbr, Mrs. "rb i" in the last inning. B and r group would not be putting up m.'tee .<■ slated u hold hearings East Wi ndsor Tciwnshlp jxdice land Route 33. rlando. Dorothy Cornell of Hightstown two guitar, Hightstown scored in the first a candidate, adding that the j on an application for a third club W'eather broke Into the Air;port Road re- . Altieri told the Doaro tne ° brothers, Lester J. S. of Freehold inning when with two outs and association's constitution and liquor license, ind > law allowing sldence Sam Wilson at 10 n m |S400, 000 motel would I>e in three ' orn( r and Marvin of Trenton, and his fa­ bases loaded, a walk forced A, a voice vote of the membership payment if the S24.000 cost of Saturda,y tc> arrest a build!Ings. one of which vvould house n n e- dr ski. ther, Raymond J. of Hightstown. nd charge him Boehn -.cross the plate. K. Fieln eliminated the possibility of the current revaluation over the with a:5SJU1lit with I regls tratlon desk, rest aurant and " ass jit a Rev. Frederick V. Mills, pas­ Intent to kill. scored the second run in the sec­ an association-backed com­ next five years, it its regular Outlook Mr. Wilson. arr,aipned on the jeoekt ail lounge, anci meeting tor of the Hightstown Methodist mittee candidate for this year. ond inrnng when the bases were meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. Thi weekend should be season • charge in nmniciDal irourt T uesdav room s. The other two would con- „ Churc:h offici ated at the funer ii. "In a more drastic situation, loaded .gam. a bunt by pitcher The liquor license application ■ nd unseasonably dry Internlent was> in Ced;ir Hill Cam- 1 could see a need foi m, in­ m&eze wasfilled 1 > the American Legion if the Trenton weatherman's five- etery, Hightstown. A VFW service dependent candidate", Mr. Jab­ short!’- fter r: irdinarice creating was held at 7 * 3 0 D m. Monday. play and the second run for Hights­ h 'ore' as- • ' Ids up through Mon­ town. lonski added. [a third club license in the town- day. Pati*olman Clifforc1 Robbins is Mr. Koder, meanwhile, said shij was idopted last month, Offi' tally, -he forecast calls for investigating the a<■cident with In the fourth Inning, Hightstown there was some talk of a write- .Iso public hearing is sched­ Chief Joseph Michm sky, patrol- got its third run as a hit to center temperatures to average near the in campaign for the still anony­ uled for a law that would budget norma! of 76 through Monday, But ma n Albert Bodnar, ami Henry by K. Fllm ere brought ; lelds in mous candidate his group payment of the cost of the re­ scattered showers are expected M iiier of the county prosecutor’s frort third for his second scoring .lege fly ■> ,s to run for town­ valuation progra it for the next office. effort of the game. tomorrow. Friday , and again early ship committee. five years. next week.

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The Villagers are currently in Mi!lor I )rama the delightful ue u e -teatime carson, whose rehearsal with the powerful drama starring Jeannie ne - Hun. ".Jeannie Carson" was "Slow Dance on the Killing McGuire, Is cur- >ust released by London Records students >unty % lay-house, -■ :;e n.i-ereb Ground", to be presented at their Her1 through Aug. 19. ft : her television series "Hey, Barn Theatre, Middlebush. The weeks. production was Jeannie” and her off-stage hus- opening is scheduled for Friday, Brooklyn Aug. 11 and the productionwill run staged by Miltoi Lyon, whose i band Biff McGuire, who starred at for three weekends. magi native changer- from the orig­ the Playhouse in "The Moon Is "Slow Dance on the Killing in-. Broadway ersion include the Blue” 19541, "King OfHearts” and thei use of , lively and personable trio "Reclining Figure" (19551, and Ground" stars Zachary Bussey, ited. Lynn Labbe and Walter Schonwald. two boys and girl instead of a starred on Broadway ;n"The Moon Vivian Lazzara will direct. chorus, whe perform many of the Is Blue". "Mary, Mary” and The Munsell Gallery at Barn mer Theater v -rganized this 27 catchy songs that are an integral "Triple Play”. Theatre will have a concurrent | spring. They c:hose the play, and part of the plot. Featured are Larry Kert, best exhibit of paintings by two Som­ 1 found a direct Mrs, Peggy Heading the -ast of "She Loves remembered for his starring role erset artists, Mrs. Mary Palmer 1 Henning. an expert enced local on Broadway opposite Carol Law- Bryan and Mrs. Rosa Lee Yeh. | actress. Wher1 she had cast the 1 rence in "West Side Story", which Mrs. Bryan, a graduate of Pratt : play, so Jents in the group the two have taped for a national with advance studies at Rut­ ; stayed on to on the tech V u Srhool Staff television showing on tug. 13 gers, has had many exhibits in ! crew, some sj iff to give a i and Rae Allen, the original busy­ Long Island ( j i\ f■ f on rsfN body reporter in the Broadway has wonts '''number of first prizes. "" cast production of "Damn Yankees". Also In the cast are Robert .Mes­ She is aif illustrator of children's GREGORY S. SHUSS f oi I rarlirr" 1 rehears* xjrary class- robian, Ray ' ry, Steve Kraft, John books and was an advertising il­ r 00 m biui lding ide the high Mmtun, Tracey Phelps and Thom­ lustrator in New York prior to her • school. Their worlt will pay off Sh u s' i rrvfUvd /£'« 'lark and the staff as Shields. marriage. Aug, 14 and 15 at the N( i for Music Study Musical direction for "She Loves Mrs. Rosa Lee Yeh is a graduate the perfc>rmances in the Princeton of the National Teacher's College lierksh in ( hair turned cek from Salz- Me" is by Liza Redfield, scenery of Taiwan, Republic of China and burg where the ■onducted their ind lighting by Clarke Dunham and did graduate studies in the Fine Gregory Steven Shuss, a chor- The c ludesi actors from A study course for costumes by Patricia Quinn Stuart. \rts Department of the University lister with the Trinity Church Choir fresr ugh senior years. T1ley left Sunday The love story, which is based on of Kentucky, Two of her paintings in Princeton, has Iteen accepted Karl idie, the tough | ! to present the Scime course in the Miklos Laszlo play, "The Shop have received honor awards from as a member of the newly-formed who gradually be- | es. N, Mex.; and \rounri The Corner", is very def­ initely entertainment for the entire the Ministry .of Education in Tai­ Berkshire Boy Choir at Lenox, >f his emotions and . j Washington. D.C. family. wan. M ass., designed to establish In the his destiny. ra Lively and Ellen Portales is spon- Following "She Loves Me", the Reservations for "Slow Dance U.S, an ensemble that will match Schattsneuier are doublecast as nV v.■ Mexico Arts Playhouse will present from Aug. on the Killing Ground" can be In sound the best of the English C athe nine. Eddie's gay young |Commission, a j leer in provtd- 121 to Sept. 2, a new adult comedy made by calling the Barn Thea­ niece. Beattrice, Eddie's good- ing state suppori encourage par- "She Loves Me, show ing through Aug. 19 at Bucks County P enroute to Broadway, "The Ninety’ tre box office after 7 p. m. on hearted wife,, is played by Shirley V ticlpation in an ippreoiation o f. Ho(X‘, Pa., stars, from left, Biff McGuire and Jeannie Carso j Day Mistress", by J. J. Coyle. show nights, or by contacting Co­ Kidd and Fr izei ; ively. Be.i's St( : the arts. The c<3urse will be held The show stars Martin Milner, co- lonial Farm s for the dinner- ton Road, Kendall Perk. immigrant cousins Marco and of Princeton and Robert Mesrobian have supporting roles. on the campus Eastern New star of the TV series "Route 66", theatre reservation. The Choir has alre Rodolpho are ; . yesitions dation at Princeton. The Fel­ TOREADOR EXCLUSIVE SHOWING to provide their own. low sh:j F oundation, in cooperation 4 Performances JULIE ANDREWS Mr. Bartheld expects the she with the Endowment and the New 'P j • s ay ompete York City YM-YWH.A, « 88].... August 3, 4, 5, 6 to include all sorts of acts; singers, for a $1000 prize offered by the "HAWAII” dancers, comedians, impersona­ the poets. Jnce the selections have No Ram Dafej Mo- th F Mo* • 3 0 E v e .8 ;3 C tors, ventriloquists, and musicians been made the Endowment also ters. Music competition is featured will award individual grants of Sot. 8. Sun. Show* I 30 -5 00 - 8:30 of all typer. No expe: -ence in the 16th annual Career Award necessary he emphasizes, and $4,600 to the five poets. PHIL WOOO'S Competition. Designed to encour­ f aval Stoddard Slum's 11 ark In Hank -0 - those interested in auditioning age young talent in all of the arts. m TREN T -uts, lithographs, Trenton. Mrs, Stoddard, who JAZZ CONCERT JGHT oils of Mrs. Carol lives at 184 Dodds Lane and tRE rthur R, VU1 IT Tues., August 8 SEAN CONNERY IS 3todd: currently on ex- operates the Carolinglan Press MUSIC CIRCUS TRENTON -- Entries for the an­ main office of the at 12 Nassau St., explains the Ram Date Aug. 9) win- Ballets ifricalns are cur- nual Firemen's Day Parade com­ National Bank of steps which go into the forma- JAMES BOND win- fl. presenl y their musical! Coming MR ROBERTS petition to be held this year oi evue from A! ■lea's Republic of i n Saturday. Sept. 23 at the Nev A ug II and 12 rulnea at St. J )hn T errell's Mu-1 Jersey State Fair, are now being ckdVta S? Adults . $1 Students fan F iemmgs s ashmgtou ( rossing \tr.s ( a tacom l> B i! I - d: .reus. I,an bertville, through accepted, it was announced today thru college iundai Aup. C. The Monday, Aug. ’‘YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE by George A. Hamid Jr., Vlc< For nformot'on col' 737-0623 \ rca I- ol k"in a r 7, attraction will tie Cannonball! Tickets avftil&bj? at Male’s, President me Gene* nager \al(z (If I he Toreador Add lerley. U-Store & Mill Flower & Gift Footu •! 1 2i30-3i00-5i20-7i40-1 OtOO Sh j . n Penning' r .. David Greene of Lawrenceville ( ipen i SWIM PARTY laughters, and Lois Coher 1 ti­ ■vil! be the featured entertainer lame. Dupont - Fredaint ll k; FRANK PAGNAN l or not it the -.itacomt. the teenage c offee •"ather Ambrose, properly in his house in the basement of Trinity l^nnce (2 ocL tail rJL ou rn presents our in­ 'Tin idor' ups, Is played by Eric WUdegrube The Young Monkeys Church, on Thursday, Aug. 3. A here s Karen Nisid i»p- recent graduate of Carnegie Tech, , Princeton Phone SANDY DENNIS Wed Hit* ud out of the whole thing , he ls a folksinger, accompanying Academy Award W r-ner Palmer Motor Inn 452-2250 THE OMENS FIVE in . naid, F-ugenle. and suc| himself on ^ e gmtar. He y^ll he f ' UP THE Sat, Hite 1- perform at 9, 10, and 11 p.m. PRESENTS Swimming Mutx Enteftommen* under the The paintings of Ted Eman and Dancmg Wedncidc - & Saturday •ctor, each her Milt Tibbs, both of Ewing, are DOWN It opens Ev.n.ng, and tridee V'one • •urrenth u m. ;i the 'offee “THE PLAYBOYS’ •erne' with the Featuring Don Wyble STAIRCASE PARADISE SWIMMING C LUB house. It is open on Tuesday, atre. is his fing TlKtrselny -m : minings U S 1 opp Prince Theatre jt the weather. Ir nthusi : .otur.: 1 2:1 5-2:30-5:00-7:20-9:45 as t- r Entertaining Thursday and Friday evenings 452-9827 outdoor theatre in $general for your listening and dancing pleasure. furl n da mpened this se a son by infall. WashirigtonCi"OS :*s the atre has been i*ained r'igl t ! rs. I»m i I ftiti NOW/ a cte he ‘*WaIt? I P/yXCETOX * ■ BtK : H l a m • ' n n i m a r Playhouse j Garden gjiiiiKimiiimiiimimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimmiimmiiiu o\ /’H \fi h sQ( i KJ j s / a;/ /: / • FREE PAUJIflVC •

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1 Mi. S of Penns AiP CONDITIONED Neck Circle on 1 S I FREE Dinner end Theatre at Princeton Rec Ctr PARKING COLONIAL FARMS RESTAURANT JOINS WITH RINCE THE VILLAGERS AT THE BARN THEATER NOW! Princeton, N J i nviMM \\ \A ( I 1.1.1 M l)I\M H viI m \\ |;\ t \]\t, ui FIRST RUN !AI IHI \ I I H IMWI H U M liO M lI I \R\ls \M) It w I W ake u p ; - i m m ' i i t n i i m i mi n\n\ nit \n it. i v k i Mil \M \(.l 111 < MMHIM [) H im < 1 IOM IM I S. OH.IF UM Make love ' ' (Ml HIH IIINM.H OM 1. OH Till t l t.H IIM.1 % Fall over SCHEDULED OPENING FRIDAY, AUGUST 11 JaughnC' SLOW DANCE ON THE KILLING GROUNDS A Powertu Drama T2 RUN WEEKENDS THROUGH AUGUST 26 - CURTAIN AT 8:30 PI.TASK CALL COLONIAL F - IUtt AT VI 4 144 271 7 it by the tai Hr. ba rn . s a f t e r » p m on show nights >w water foi s COLONIAL FARMS A MW ELL ROAD MIDDLEBUSH N.J. :h u r sd > a IXDSOR-HIGHTS HERALD ______PAGE THREE

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, GUST 6 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9 Subsc il's Inn, Mercer St., j Rotary Club, Foisgate Country I Club, 12:15 p. m. STORY HOUT?, Hightstown Li­ brary and Brooktree Park. 10:30 1 Authority, Town-L ni.

Rllen StulhS l (). * Grand Service since lSSI Opening H MAIN ST HIGHTSTOWN, N J. ! hinking of switching jobs? Take a J o o k August 15 at the opportu nitieg in the classified pages. Bo\> I uni Hockey. Real Its tale Garner Serious liu-m ^ ith an exciting Fall collection rated summer recreation program Berber watch progress of a hockev name. In right in junior and Misses sizes and 5 area boys and girls are enrolled photo, from left, Peter Larsen, Rich Lanning, Bill iletion. But its morning games ses- clothes for th< more mature figure dly serious to the youngsters as evi- Stillwell, and Mike Demarest match ' its over i o where Bobbv Baker, left, and Rich Monopoly game Ixiard. 602 Stockton St. Hightstown Kenneth Named Acuit cUufi f - t = S Campaign Director Compiled by t or 1 arring to n Robert S. Turton Jr 448-2907 Lawrence F Kennedy, of 12C Lggerus N ., -ence Mi. and Mrs. Cha_i.es Wright rutaCreduction, f al Lo Blanco Mrs. Kenneth Duryee. Township ha? :>eer, cam­ surprise 30th wedding annlver- ■ k report that * * * paign manager for tssemblyman sary party on Sunday afternoon cresting week Peggy Ann Buckelew, Mr. and Charles E. Farrington's drive to at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ it Las Vegas. Mrs Charles Marple and daugh­ win the Democratic nomination ert Golden. About 40 guests en- FLORSHEIM selected * ter Karen, Mrs. Frank Calandro for the State Senate seat. and Mrs. Mll- and Mrs. rank Staump Sr., re- i joyed games and a buffet luncheon. Mr Kennedy manager n! Qual­ The couple received lovely gifts, s t y l e s nklln St., re- cently fie to ^pend three weeks ity Oil Co., Nottingham Way, has ays In Piqua, with Lt. &lrs Fr;u k M aun f cards and flowers. ongratula- been a fellow officer with F ar­ tlons! * 1 5 they visited J r . U.S.M * * * rington in the Trent.n Musical nts, Mr. and Assn., American : ederation of nan who cele- Karen Holllnger, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Frances Slkorskl, 324 Musicians, 4FL-CIG. veddlng an n l-! nd Mrs. R. E. Holllnger, Hamp- North Main St., who met with a Mr Kennedy said there is mishap on her back porch a couple final Clearance of the first time ; >n , is doing nicely fol- ground swell >t popular support s. Hughes and )wlng recent surgery at the Chlld- I of weeks ago. has her leg In a for Farrington by people who pns Hospital In Philadelphia. Best cast and Is doing nicely at home. ^ omen's Shoes . . . been together p * * "dislike the kin' c self-serving Ishes for a speedy recovery! ambition that permits a man to David Little, son of Mr. and i ride 'ougt. shod ver nother.' Mrs. John J. Little, Cedarvtlle Enna Jettick------4ug. 8, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Otto A. Keser Assemblyman F rnngton also *7.97; 8.97 Jorrison Ave. flew hack to Pompano Beach, Fla. Road, celebrated his fifth birth- has received added support this lay July 25, with a family party, Mr. Easton...... birthday. Best on Sunday after spending two * . * week in his bid for the Democra­ * 1 0 . lappy returns! months visiting here with their tic candidacy. P daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J A. Langhorneexpresses Thomas •• r • scell. of 20 Stewart Sandler of Boston *7. harles Jorgen- Mrs Howard Good, Devonshire thanks o relatives and friends Dr., Ewing Township, will head the | for making her birthday happy it a few days 15rive. Joyce Good returned Satur­ Veterans C omn.ittee for : rrlng- j with flowers, card, gifts and eveni Ints of Interest day from two weeks at Camp ton. Mr. Frascella is commander d and Museum KeKe-Taw at Delaware Water Gap. telegrams. of Mercer Chapter 12 of lisabled Washable Corduroy * * * P P P id they also American Veterans Mr. Louis Patterson of North appec f Forge. Mrs. Herbert Conover Jr. and In accepting the M urmanship, THE SHOE BOX p FIRST Quality NARROW Main Street Is a patient lr Helene son Bum Mrs. Wm. Stafford and Mr. Frascalla saic ring! « Reg Windsor Shopping Center Fuld Hospital, room 284. RIBBE D-3T TO 15 WIOTMS y and daughter Corrtne enjoyed a months vaca­ is a veteran of World War II and 98C YD tw days vaca- tion at Manasquan. * * * ears tegi starve experience. EXCITING FASHION COLORS U. $. 130 and Stockton St, 448—4 989 * 9*1 * The Ladles Auxiliary of the wlth Mr. and These ought to be enough reason MACHINE WASHABLE VALUE ro Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Walmsley, Hightstowr engine company held! for veterans anc servicemen of ! Its annual pot luck supper on I 77 Mary Anne, Kathy and Linda have Mercer County to cast their vote Tuesday. returned from an enjoyable two P p p for Farrington lr. the Democratic GOOD SELECTION weeks vacation when they visited primary on Sept. 12. Mr. and Jilrs. Ch ar le s W al ms le y of Mrs. Leroy Tonklr. and son John Mr. Frascella also is active In STILL AVAILABLE Orlando, Fla. who were former !of Wllmor Drive have returned Ewing Township Post 729F of the STARTS TUES. resident.r Cranbury, they also from spending a month with her VFW. He said Assemblyman GIRLS DRESSES AND SKIRTS Grants spent sorne ti.me at Miami Beach. mother Mrs. : aroline Schlegel Farrington has beer the kind if p * * or Redding, a Ilf. This was their representative -r, s willing to id >4rs. Arthur Ritter, ! first flight and they enjoyed l t ; sit down with any of his con- so much. Mrs. Schlegel formerly v<*; Jo Ann and Nfancy of Voebel Rd., stitutents one llscuss their prob­ AUGUST resided In Cranbury with Mr. 1 Mrs. Fred Ritter, * * * lems and be helpfu. he has been Donna anid Dolores of Cranbury particularly sensitive t the prob­ PRICE 8 Station Fload. spent a week at Mrs. Alice Archer, ConoverSt., lems of veterans. Lake Vie>w Lodge, North Wynd- Freehold, mother of Mrs. Betty Mr. Frascella is connecter with ham, Maine. Thls place Is owned Kramer and Mrs Alice Kramer the engineering iepartment if the and Mrs. Bill Rhoades of here Is now at her home re­ state hospital ir, Trenton. former Hierhtstown residents, well cuperating from surgery which was done at Monmouth Memorial -0 - SA LE known he)re. Hospital. 2 p * * * * * < m i rse ( W f eretj SPEC AL SELECTION Mrs. William Priestley and Bill SIZES 3—Sx 7-ia cer Stree p enjoying the com - \U Bee ( r o ~ - pany of t nd Mrs. Carl Kauf- have returned from a four-week LOOK FOR RED TAGS REG. 1,99 to 3 49 tour of Nova Scotia. Thei A Red Cross Standard First Aid Course w d to the SALE PRICE 1.00 to 1.75 public stai'ting todayT ■ return RECEIVES MEDAL The cl:isses will V>c held at MANY MORE the Prince»ton First Aid ed here Corporal Joseph J , Tranl, son cue Squad on North UNADVERTISED SPECIALS! friends I Mr arK* Mrs. Amarto Tranl, * 10-hour 247 Valley Road, has received the Harrison Street. Thf i Army Commendation Medal in Viet course wi11 be held on<•e a week PATRONIZE Your Downtown Hightstown Merchants between the hours oU Hankins i Mam. where he Is serving with the p.m, for five consecuti ve weeks. Ir: lay-j ■ st Infantry Division. The corpor al Those Interested rtiaj enroll by — TR V( VS PRICES \RE BETTER Have a beautiful Wright ls a graduate of Princeton High the Prlncetori Chapter, parents I School. contacting American Red Cross. O Pf n & ERI NIGHTS TIE 9IP.Y1. 8" x 10" picture of your child Following the compleition of the I LA Cl AND-WHITE standard first aid tra Sudden Beauty advanced course is pi:anned for 99 MAIN ST.—HIGHTSTOWN, N. J. those who qualify and who wish ; *. X II hlark-8i-whitc finished pictur* of child faker ongl leel refreshed 98* One 8" x 10" group picture, only SI per child v : ; f ' 'firing into beau!' x. m ENV-OF-THt-StASON V * Select from finished picturei cutest poses captured h> our artist phot igrapher with a new hair style iids love her' CLEARANCE SALE that - right for vou m Finithed 5 x 7 ond wallet-tire pictures v. Bis be shown and offered at unhelit * S«« them in Living Color too only $2 95 ■i.iTim-H r r F L b Tinished color photos -one x or four wallet-size Thursday - Aug. 3 : M0* -THURS JUG T-10 g._ pictures will be offered you at this very speciei price, at no obligation to you. Friday - Aug. 4 I HELENE CURTIS $1 O f §fv4«« Haurt 1C *.M. t* ’ P.M.. 2 P .m . fm * P Hi, Saturday • Aug. 5 F r y F* 7 W P.HL. — l« tw rd m y Hi 5.JC F.M * i\'l\ ^ 11 •N o KorWImg cKorg# - tompot* Rut Qt any pr,c* 3 PERMANENT WAVE f i These a re \ 01 H days so come early to BRING A FRIEND! : NO APPT NECESSARY WON WED 8 1' 1 ' *' ’ > * <' ' **fTom unm nioirii TOWANTCO ■ X -J

J be \ J o w n rORKTOWNE FASHION v SALOk DM MAIN STREET HSGHTST OWN WINDSOR SHOPPING CENTER HIGHTSTOWN, N | Rf 130 448-9870 PAG WINDSOR-MIGHTS HERALD THURSDAY 1961 Irooper srlng hundreds radio His classroom and super­ from barracks all the vised practical criminal and I ou n>h ip ( op> vithin ur perl ontlnued from Page I) d .. ' rough state traffic training, rigid physl< .»! HIGHTSTOWN aften troopt Back at the barracks, there •raining at the academy ‘hat Record-size June roads of the 13 munict- questiot chhlke: ked was paper work for the troop­ "makes Army basic training AUTO SUPPLY ■s and three counties in the , checked er before retiring to his room iook like duck soup." ability to Outdone B\ Ju lv flightsitown barrack's 141- bridge he turnpike at the station for some sleep. fire a qualifying score with a 378 MERCER STREET He was scheduled for a 16- revolver from either hand, and HIGHTSTOWN. N ) East Windsor hour patrol beginning at 8 a. m. professional, quasi-military In June of this year the East Saturd; . Sixteen and 18-hour attitude toward the work n ajce •Windsor Township police depart- •,00-448-0091 M A R K I V patrols aren't unusual he said. Trooper Matthews well pre­ I ment handled a record 422 calls Auto Body D the Troopers work for two days pared for the dangerous task I and complaints from residents. In Proprietors other at a tim e. living In the barracks. of saving lives through pre­ [July, according to figures just » GLASS INSTALLED The next two days are free, ventive police work. | compiled by Chiei Joseph i >hn E. S im m o n s dea but they're always liable to be There are 17 other men like Mlchnlsky tht dupur-mem '• mdl«i « AUTO REFINISHING QUTCOOlS EM ALL called In for duty. The recent hin working out of the Hights­ 566 calls, an increase of 144. R oeert M cE lv a in e FACTORY AIR • INSURANCE Glassboro summit conference town barracks. The chart shows July produced a hurried and Newark riots cancelled days 21 arrests, 32 criminal investiga­ » APPRAISALS INCLUDED' ie trooper ff aid leaves all over the state. tions, 126 traffic tickets, two killed e of which But ■ Trooper Matthews the PLAYOFF GAME HERE in auto crashes, 22 auto accidents, U S HIGHWAY 130 ’We didn't "blood - chilling" sound of a 54 vacationers' homes checked, 30 YEARS auto body The playoff game to determine HIGHTSTOWN 448-5025 sdictlon in phone ringing at home on a day and 270 general police investiga­ experience need a ref- off or at a diner during a meal, the Senior Division Little League tions. tla cruellng nours, unannounced , baseball 'hampions in the state of Twenty-one suspicious persons cket. it specttons by senior officers New Jersey will be held this Sat­ ‘were investigated !~ suspicious R E N T A CAR 5 pec ii the barracks or on the road, urday, Aug. 5, at 2 p. m. on • ars stopped, and sever windows CARDUNER’S LIQUOR STORE flat i mstam dangers, the feeling of ; Princeton University's Clarke Sin businesses were found >pen in stj! ethlng more than esprit de •Field. The public Is Invited wtth- July, also. rps ” ‘tours spent testifying in out charge. Opponents for the game Part-tim e patrolmen worked a loo kin ■ur'- and working with people will be the winners of fwo semi­ (total of 206 hours and the police RICHARD OELBEL :■ ,tke the jot worth while final contests, to he held Wednes- I cars traveled a total of 13,280 i day In Madison. I miles in the township ir July. DRY? CALL US. t oplhe! M ins h on r kk CUMS MACK’S BODY SHOP Sch olursh ips At LOH Hates Home liar 308 Merte St AUTO BODY Richard ... ' aelbei who grad­ Hightstown Phone 448 :923 'nTDvy uated frnn. boui-ier uiur.ido high * Wheel Alignment^, Balancing from Favorites COMPLETE BOOT & FENDER REPAIRS school in June and received four * Front Ends Rebui i t scholarship offer- has accepted REFINISHING & GLASS INSTALLED AN Cars me from Macalester College in Potter and Hillman * Moke GENERAL REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS • St. Paul, Minn. SOUTH OF STOCKTON ST He received h s early education FREE DELIVERY 448-0574 WHEEL ALIGNMENT & BALANCING at the Walter C. Black school in Route 130 Rf 1 30 Hightstown TOWING & WRECKER SERVICE Hightstown. He . s the son of Harold Stockton Street & Route 130 Hightstown i . Voelbel J Hightstown and Mrs. Hightstown. N J. Phone 448—00 54 NAUCO APPROVED FOR RELIABILITY 6 S ERV Lawrence J. Berube of St, Paul, Minn., formerly of Boulder, Colo., j Phone 44:- 3940 i and Hightstown. ARE YOU SURE GOP \ w m h K YOUR TRIP'S tome on College Freshman... ( am lid a te - Mil INSURED7 1 {ihvvav P lan n in g Before crossing ony State Of iut e r u p t i o n a I borders col I William Schluter and John your insurance agent and Selecky, Republican candidates assure yourself of an in­ Blow your own horn! for State Assembly from Mer­ sured trip. cer County, have issued aposi- • ioi. paper entitled "Highways Many mofonsts don't realize and Roads" which is sharply that auto liability insur­ ■ critical of the New Jersey high­ way officials and which stresses ance vanes from state to There are only days left. state and from country to 2 the need to "develop a break­ through in highway planning, country. construction and financing in the next several years." ... heck you p . . with your This is the fourth statement □ gen* and h a v e it adjusted, by the pair. if necessary, to give you Explaining the critical need i for a better highway system in adequate coverage in the Nev Jersey and Mercer County, ^rea s you plan to visit. Mr. Schluter and Mr. Selecky This can save you much say this need will grow. trouble tn the case of an The position papier points to a accident critical backlog of $811,000,000 in road repair and rehabilita­ tion. In addition, the candidates For example, if an accident advocate maximum participa­ claim m one state exceeds tion in the federal highway pro­ v * \ c ^ ' your insurance coverage, gram? which iffei 90 per cent you’ be asked to post se­ federal aid. curity up to the limits of that state's law Failing to do so, you run the risk v present, weather details arej of losing your dn ving pri vi- inaccurate or lacking for about j leges in that state as well ijVA 90 per cent of the earth's sur as your home state MISS ( face. South of the border you con end up in jail if you don't MOTORISTS WISE StMOMT Contest closes Friday have insurance written by i. >fcin* ■» * ■ SlMOWIZ >Km»# a Mexican company, and, in Canada you may find li.lhtw- ERLITE PRESTO-SHINEj yourself without a car if L under insured H am l.irK.-r" WHtt.1 YOU WAIT WfTM lllllllS Edtlhp We suggest you ask your l ,a \ u ki ' - SIMONIZ agenfonhowfo insure your I ,a l i e n 111(1 self against these situa­ tions which could take the vocation out of your trip. Irun-l-li.r H.iHmi i —More PASTE WAX High Intensity I an Nii^-au Interior- If you have any questions >5 tuft ( i-rtifii-nte la iw a r il’ - k e o d a ll I* WMItl ill or problems concerning any It m le L ’ - I Ot COS wait kind of insurance contact ifiinln -••i -kiri ami Jmkr N. V,U- \ oorhee- 595 Allen and Stults Company III (,ifl I i-rnbralr I h a rm P h a r m a ia • WHiti YOU W A ~ in Hightstown at (609) - I a-ll. lU irr, CL Ia H WAX KHJSH »•' SriClAkiSTS • mO CHlAf . 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Princeton. N J. THE PRINCETON PACKET THE CENTRAL POST CLASSIFIED WINDSOR-HIGHTS HERALD Classified Rates Help Wanted Help H anted Help H anted Hale Help W anted - Fem Help H anted - Fem. Bar gain Hart Bargain Mart

Ail ( lasslfied Ad-ertising appears 1 r. all three newspapers (circula­ MANAGER for J atent medicine, 1 DOUBLE BED with spring, $10. tion 15,000), The Princeton Packet, A-l health and beauty aid store. Call GUARDS - permanent ^nd part 2 English saddles with stirrups; 1- CLEANING GIRL - ! The Central Post and Wirsdsor- 924-0600. time position. Opportunity for re­ P. J. Walnford & Co. ' U!-; S38. -the: w-.ti rtrtr $42. Call 1967 SINGER ZIG-ZAG. Console PROUDLY ANNOUNCES only. 3-4 hours a day Htghts Herald, Ads may be mailed tired men. Uniform, equip­ model makes button holes fam v : hour. Apply Hightstc Tourist ii or telephoned. Deadline for new The opening of 2 new offices lo­ Princeton Employment Agency ment. supplied. 201-329-6021 for ourt, Route 130. Hlghtstown. NO [SINGER PORTABLE. Pay off$17.“ stltches' hl!nd hen s ' s56' 8" cash ■ 5 JteS o S U 0 i n cated at: ippol nt ment. or $6. month. Call Credit Depart- to be properly classified. Ads re- POSITIONS AVAILABLE PHONE CALLS. repair !1! .me :■ is yours. 90 , mem. 20j - 2? 4--r'3 8 5 -a Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell H Help anted Hale day guarantee, i ree delivery. Call t.TjxmcIa el i oon v and Permanent-Temporary-Part Time Service Dept. 201-254-5553. appear as ’'Too Late To ClasstfN". 82 Nassau St., Princeton Sec retaries, Legal Research and Ads must be cancelled by 5 p.m. Thereby covering a wider area, Ge ne i a i Typi sts, S tenos, D i eta - RANCH MINK COAT size 10-12. Monday. enabling us to help YOU land the MEN to drive trucks and load phone operators, Bookkeepers, I Late model, excellent quality and job with highest earnings and a INSTRUMENT ENGINEER lumber. Mack Lumber, Etra Receptionists, PBX , Key Punch, TAKE CARE OF CHILDRENS’ condition. $850. C MlTrenton, 883- Personal Services KATES are $l.r,0 for four lines or brighter future. Now is the time Rd,. Hlghtstown, N .J. NCR Operators, Proof Readers school expenses By earning ! 4774. less for one week or if ordered to achieve recognition, salary and Local small Tor the present) Experienced) Mathematicians B£ money :r your owr. neighborhood in advance; $1. 25 each for two con­ growth that ftts youi abilities. engineering ompan; ioing spon­ degree1 Lab and Adm. ssistants. the Avon way. Write Box 564, secutive weeeks and $1 pe: week sored product development, seeks . Plainfield, or call 201-725-5999. NERVOUS" Can't sleep' r • •• Visit one of our offices today. BARTI NDE.K experiences, w 'per­ ENCYC Lt)PEI US. New conditio.. tempers". Guranteed results or for three or more consecutive ,r. experienced engineer to follow sonality for cocktail lounge in well 352 Nassau St. Reasonable. Call 883-0208. money back. Only 98C, Kendall weeks. Next increment of four lines A -l BUSINESS AND jectf t:.r mg! -,j?vpe stage. known restaurant. Own transporta­ Park Pharmacy. 50 cents and the same thereafter. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Instruments involve inalog elec­ tion. Pleasant working conditions. Office i Tele, hours 9-5-924-3726 Ads may he displayed with white tronic circuitry and gas measure­ References required. Write Box 10 space margins -.nd/or additional, 106 Albany St., New Brunswick ment transducer techniques. c o Windsor-Hights Herald, Box Monday thru Friday LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex- capital letters at $2.5C per Inch., 413 Park Ave., Scotch Plains Our company is just over a year 146, Hlghtstown, N. J. B u s. Opportunities .i -1 et tablets. ONLY 98C at Ken- Special discount rate of $2 per- 1995 Morris Ave., Union old, well financed md operating in 2 . days evenings weekends, idall Park Pharmacy. inch is available to advertisers 85-A Bloomfield Ave,, Caldwell an area of substantial potential Everything imaginable, Landis running the same lasslfied display 82 Nassau St., Princeton Key per sonne >o rung the company Farm , Ridge Road, Monmouth it this stage s i tie Tfered not PERMANENT job for male grocery ad for 13 consecutive weeks or dif­ 924-9200 COSMETIC STUDIO FRANCHISE 2 . 329-6898. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS,HELP ferent classified display ads total­ only competitive salaries and • ierk. Experienced only. 40 hour ITRLSS, experienced, pleasing personality for restaurant and available this city, t xlnt. income AND INFORMATION. CALL 609- ing 20 or more inches per month, benefits, out ilso the possiblity week. Call 924-4070. ocktail lounge. Own transporta­ in your owr retail business a rite, 924-7592. and who arrange to be 'Hied r: onth- of future participation. tion. Pleasant working conditions, wire or call Pat Harris, MERLE !y. Box numbers are 50 cents extra. Inter e arranged after SNELLING & SNELLING steady or part time, excellent sai- NORMAN COSMETICS, 9130 Bel- review of your resume which DRIVERS - NEED T IF F S ' Dun­ 134 Nassau St Princeton NJ ary. References requested. 609 lanca, Los Angeles, Calif. 90045. TERMS: 25 cents f illing barge If should indicate your salary re ­ W . lop tires at Discount prices. Call APPREHENSIVE ABOUT A Member NJAPEA Help anted Fem 448-2400. (213) 671-7663. ad is not paid for within IC days quirement. Please forward to: Ir 448- 47 . DRINKING PROBLEM? Call A.1- Daily 9 to 5 after expiration of ad. 10 per cent ______coholism Information Center, 924- cash discount on lasslfied display Nassau Instruments, Inc. 0788. Princeton Area Council on SHOULD YOU WAIT FOR LARGE BUr r FT - ■ ahogany with ads If bill Is paid by the 20th 26B - 206 Center COSMETIC CONSULTANT. For Alcoholism, 221 Nassau St., YOUR HUSBAND TO BE 2 drawers side upboards. One o! the following month. Situations Princeton, New Jersey interview call 921-7176. MARKET RESEARCH firm has Princeton. PROMOTED Bargain Hart with 2 drawers for silver. Call Wanted ads are payable with or­ opening for female to super­ ...... SOMEDAY? 799-1256. der. The newspaper Is not respon­ vise resident interviewing staff. sible for errors not corrected by OR CAN YOU HELP NOW? Prefer person with pleasant the advertiser Immediately fol­ speaking voice, ability to write RUGA F URNITURI MART, INC. BEDS, CHESTS. BOOKCASES, lowing the first publication of the MAN WANTED for established re­ FEMALE SALES CLERK with .A man often trades advancement letters without direction and per­ State Highway 206 LAMPS, REFRIGERATOR. Call Special Services ad. tail milk route In Trenton area. some bookkeeping experience, full form duties with minimum super- for security. HE MAY BELIEVE Good salary plus commissions, Princeton, N.J, 924-9354. time. Apply Cunningham Phar- sion. Survey interviewing ex­ THAT'S WHAT YOU WANT. liberal welfare, hospitalization and and BUSINESS OFFICES: The Prince- mac;,, Main & Stockton St., Hlghts­ perience helpful. Call 924-3540 IVY MANOR Pacisat, 900 Witherspoon St., pension plan. Apply Deckers Dairy, town. for appointment. SEWING - we do all kinds of al­ He wants you to have that new suit, Princeton Shopping Center BOY'S BICYCLES: 26" $10, 26" Princeton, N. J, Tel 924-3244. Hlghtstown, N. J. terations and new clothes. Mrs. A second car. A real vacation. $lr 20" $15. Call 924-9354. The Centra] Post. 10 AllstonRoad, Maria Manno, (201) 297-2789. But the budget only stretches so Furniture Kendall Park, N,J. Tel. 297- far. So he keeps on working .... Floor Coverings 3434. Wlndsor-Hlghts Herald, 138 Draperies and Bedding and hoping. AVON CALLING - CRANBURY Main St., Hlghtstown- N .J, TeL BOY WANTED to help In egg room. PART TIME school clerk - 1/2 Tiles and Linoleum 44c - J MANOR, HOUSE BEAUTIFUL - KEY SHOP Saturday. 15 or older. DA 9-2177. day In the morning only. Gen­ WA 1-9100 WA 1-9292 Doesn't it sometimes hurt just a MILLSTONE ESTATES 1966 HONDA Super 90. excellent 248 Nassau St. little to see him work so hard eral office work, references. Write condition, 2 month guarantee, 3300 WA 4-3411 .... and not get ahead? YOU to Mr. George T, Hepbron, Prin­ miles, red, oversized rear tire, — Charles Perpetua, Prop. — cipal, Hlghtstowm Elementary NEE I MONEY to help your family | CAN HELP HIM! EXECUTIVE...... budget' Avon needs you to se r­ brand new. luggage rack, m irrors. KEYS MADE Lost and hound SALES...... School, Hlghtstown, N .J. for appli­ TELEVISION, black .no white $300. Call (201) 297 - 9173. LOCKS REPAIRED cation. vice customers. Call - LY9- Show that you have real confidence SCIENTIFIC...... 3626. Silvertone. Mahogany console GENERAL GRINDING in him. Make sure he knows you TECHNICAL...... model with doors. ,’ierfect LOST - Myna bird, talks, answers wouldn't mind a bit If he looked AND ENGINEERING PERSONNEL condition. owner changed m color. around for new horizons. Tell him Call 609-448-3169 after 6 p. m. to Gloria. Black with orange. Lost SEC RE: TARY - right hand assistant RUBBER STAMPS ALDOL TREE SERVICE the truth .... you'd kind of enjoy week days, all day Sat. or Sun. in vicinity of S. Main St., Hights- You don’t have r go to New York to executive with exciting business SECRETARY - excellent oppor­ School or College address the adventure. oi Philadelphia foi i professional town. Call 448-5417. interest. Interest or background in tunity for experienced secretary m Home, business, zip-code Tree removal, pruning, repairs, personalized ippt >u 1 n> the better art helpful. Opportunity for per­ diversified office of research la­ Rubber stamps >i all kinds and fertilizing, chain sawing and land i Suggest that he call for an ap­ REWARD! $20. REWARD! Rear position for you...... sonable creative person, free to boratory. Duties include personnel sizes made to your order at: clearing. pointment to discuss his future wheel assembly removed from Your jpportumty for finding a travel on occasional sales assign­ work ana ability to handle details HINKSON’S Pittstown, N .J. with SNELLING & SNELLING. driveway, 102 Kendall Rd.. Sunday better position is increased ments. Reply to Box 892, ■m tWI ' ' • asponoerua-. CUT* IBM SELECTRIC typewriter 2 82 Nassau St. Call 201-735-7283, days or eves. evening, July 30, Urgently needed through our issociation with aetect c/o Princeton Packet. ate rape: electric typing and dic­ drawer metal file cabinet 48" F XPERT CLIMBERS INSURED We have openings. You: husband for transportation to and from placement services located tation or dictaphone trans­ could take his pick, locally or In a 2 tube Industrie I florescent lamp: work! Prompt return undamaged throughout the country. cribing experience essentia l. Good figurama reducing machine. 201- new city. And you should help Confidential interviews by ap­ collects $20. NO QUESTIONS SECRETARY - Engineering firm starting salary plus outstanding 359-6877. USED ! URNITURE of every de­ PIANO TUNING him make the decision. pointment arranged at your con­ ASKED. Bring t< 102 Kendall Rd. needs secretary familiar with all benefit program. Call or write, scription. Thousands of feet to Call us at 921 2021 venience. or call 201-297-2777. phases of office work. Must type Personnel Office, American Can browse through. \ I wavs something Regulating Repairing No financial obligations to our 70 wpm on IBM electric typewriter Co., Princeton Laboratory, I . different - largest collection tn ROBERT H. HALLIEZ registrants. md know shorthand or speed writ­ Box 50, Princeton, N. J. Bucks Countv. Daily, 8:30 to 5:30. Registered ing. Salary’ for qualified applicant ) n Equal Opportunity Employe: CAMERA EQUIPMENT - Bolex Closed Sunday. Edison Furniture,! Member Piano Technicians Guild, PROFESSIONAL 16mm zoom lens, tri-pod and cable 4 n n o u m ements INTELLIGENT educated people for will be proportionate to skills and Doylestown, Pa. Inc. PLACEMENTS release. $400,, save $300. Other Political Science research. Social experience. C all 924-4228 for tn 921 - 7242 OF PRINCETON, INC. 16mm equipment processor - Science background acceptable. appointment for an interview. printer rewinds - film editor, Full or part time. Call 924-2729 SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY', INC., 29 Princeton Center U.S. 206 N. etc. Ask for Mr. Eckert, Broad­ RUG, off white (wool), 12 x 18. BOHREN'S MOVING & STORAGE EXPO weekend $44; NT AGRA, 1000 for appointment. "An Equal Opportunity Employer" Like new. Used short time. Pad Islands, Expo, etc. $105; WEST Princeton, N, J. 08540 u. \ NT ED: Mother's helper to live way Improvement Corp. 201-247- 609-924-1900 in. Permenant job in country near 8110. Included. Paid $300, sacrifice Hlghtstown Road COAST, all Nat'l Parks, $150. Call TU2-2260. etc., 6 weeks, $649. EDUCATION Princeton for woman who likes children. Good salary, can start Princeton Junction TOURS (11-16 yr. olds). 82 Chapel REAL ESTATE salesman or TYPIST to train as switchboard op­ G. E. AUTOMATIC washer in good 452-2220 Rd.. New Hope. Pa. F. Brlehl, woman. Experience prefer »■■■; out mmediately. References required MAN NEEDED FOR work in cabi­ erator. East Windsor School Dis­ Call 609-466-2113. operating cond. Worth $25. in parts FIND THE unusual fabrics from MS/ed, Director. not necessar\. Call 924-2040. net shop. Should have some ex­ trict. Call 448-4840, ext. 2. to me. wall sell for same price, [around the world. GRETCHEN'S Local and Long Distance Moving perience in working to close di­ 297-4793 after 6. 'FABRICS, Rt. 130, Hlghtstown. id ng - erseas Shipping mensions. Work nu:nly kitchen ca­ 448-0283. July hours, Mon.-Fri. binets and display work. Call 466- HAIR DRESSER. Princeton area. RUGS. 2 hooked wool rugs. Good 1°. M * * A RIGHT JOB FOR A WRITER Sat. & Thurs. nite. UPHOLSTERY WF WISH to express our deep 0787. Up to 60C commission. Call 921- condition. $60. (201) 329-4589. 7176. SECRETARY part time. Interest­ appreciation to friends, relatives Interesting writing job open in ing and varied work, some book­ SU P COVERS and neighbors for their kind ex­ public relations department. keeping. F,xcellent working condi­ pressions of sympathy. Bertha and Duties involve writing articles YOUNG MAN TO work as an ap­ tions. Hours flexible. Princeton WF STINGHOUSF RE I RIGERA- SIZZLING SUMMER SALE on GE DRAPERIES Jack Thompson. and news releases and working prentice in maintenance depart­ SECRETARY gal-Friday, short­ area. Call 882-2838 after 3 p. m. 'TOR - large 7 year old refrtgi • ' rs' appliances, air-condition- & with all media. Primary em­ ment. V :? ied experience and train­ hand, some bookkeeping, mature tor all ers and TV's. Used refrigerators, VENETIAN BLINDS phasis on education aspects of ing in all trades. Full union bene­ woman for center-town pleasant 448-5690. ranges, gas and electric, and company. Should have writing and fits ifter ti pet Must have small office, 35-hour week, salary ---- — G.E. chest freezer. J. J, VETICK military servo e ompleted. Apply commensurate with capabilities. B1 JOKKEEPER, Typist, General publicity experience, typing ability THE NOW 'N THEN SHOP personnel manage! Walker Gor­ Send resume to Box 885. office worker, for home builders JONES ELECTRIC 171 Stockton St., Hlghtstown essential. Generous C.B.S. bene­ Cranbury, N.J. fits. don Farms, Platnsboro, N. J. 799- office. Call Mr. B. Yedlin, 921 — 7 Center St. Hopewell, N.J. READ BETTER - READ F ASTER 6651, 10 a.rn. - 4 p.m. week days. 488-0095 1234. Presents monthly creative crafts 466-tf228 Rush resume and salary require­ exhibition. Antiques, early Amer­ Individual Instruction ment to: WANTED - radin dispatcher, full SECRETARIAL: Interesting posi­ Evening Hours time. Convenient hours. Apply in ican services - caning - rushing - APPLEGATEFLORALSHOP CREATIVE PLAYTHINGS tion open in administrative and Free review sessions. person, Hlghtstown Police Depart­ CLERICAL WORK - profession­ icademlc office for applicant with etc. -and party decorations for 47 Palmer Square W. FABRICS Rts. 535 & 571 al firm needs reliable person for ment. beta phone experience and good all occasions. 924-0121 Cranbury, N.J. genera; office work, 35 hour week. SUMMER ENROLLMENT secretarial skills. Attractive sur­ DRAPERIES DRIVER OVER 21. Steady, on Sat­ No experience required. Reply to LIVING ROOM furniture and an The Finest Flowers Grown STARTING A subsidiary of Columbia Broad­ roundings, 4 week paid vacation, urday, 1 - 6:30 p. r 'd Apply Varsity Box #893, c/o Princeton Packet. Delivered Promptly SLIP COVERS casting System. Hospital - Medical benefits. Call odd chair. Odds and ends, sew­ Reading Laboratory Liquors, 234 Nas sau St., Prlnce- Business Manager, Princeton ing kit, fence with gate for play In "he liveliest Arrangements 20 Nassau St. ! ton. Theological Seminary, 921-8300. area. 896-0632 mornings. FURNITURE REPAIRS 921-8230 WANTED - school bus drivers for MEN - (3) 25-50, permanent posi­ SECRETARY I 1 F ME NT ARY school registrar i ll WET’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP the coming year. For information tions, one quality control techni­ and clerk - Sept. 1 through June GUITAR, AMP, MICROPHONE. REFRIGERATORS call, 201-359-5803. cian, night shift Two Juice produc­ Excellent opportunity for experi­ 30 .,11 teachers' holidays off. Typ- Gibson's Eplphone Casion, slim 6-8 Station Road tion blenders, one day and one enced secretary in architectural tr,f some bookkeeping required, body, dual pick ups, great for shorthand desirable, highest ref­ New Supply - Just Arrived Princeton Junction PAHR. To contact Princeton As- . „ , night. Wage negotiable, start Aug. firm, Princeton, N. J. Diversified "lead". Fender Super Reverb erences. Write to Mr. George Apartment size used refrlg era -, soc. for Human Rights, call 924- ri°' ‘* : OP DCC ' Aug ’ *° 14-21. Call Farm Fresh Packing duties, Dictaphone transcribing on and Shure Microphone. All in T. Hepbron, Principal, Hlghts- tors. Ideal for small apartments, SW 9-1778—'—— 2966. Wed., 10 - 11 a. m, |5, Standard French Poodle. $1.50 Corp., Hlghtstown, N. J . for appt. IBM Executive, great condition. Call anytime. towi Elementary School, Hlghts­ efficiencies. All sizes In stock. or call Ulli Steltzer, 921-6841. a day plus food. Call 452-2829. <609) 448-1506. 924-2238. Good starting salary, plus out­ town, N. J . for application. ! standing benefit program. H 4 H GAS and FEED CO. MAN TO HELP with maintenance. RECEPTIONIST - Assistant for jBAILEY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Windsor Road, Hlghtstown, N.J.|LfGHT HAUON , uttfe, cellars Sun Lawn Nursing Home, Hlghts­ Please send resume to Box 898, Hlghtstown professional office. Princeton Shopping Center Situations W anted EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER - jarsri garages cleaned. Junk haui*»d town. Cal! 446-0528. Refined personable. Industrious. Dial 448-3232 part time or full time. Top sal­ c/o Princeton Packet, N. J. away. Call 448-1911. 12 hour week, 1 morning, 2 eve- Uniforms a Specialty ary. For Interview call 924-4061, sings. E xperience optional. Kindly STARTING SEPT. Child______care... in The En$llsh Shop, 32 - 40 Nas- DO YoC KNOW INSURANCE enclose photo. Reply, Box 11, For Nurses. Waitresses, Maids, my home; Including meals; fenced sau Princeton TRAINEE Windsor - Hights Herald, Hights- 'Beauticians, Utility Work etc. In In yard. Call 448-4677. Opportunity for alert girl in DRESSES custom made for your town. white and assorted colors. ur:.t 1 met 11 x 21.: figure. Dresses, eve. gowns, HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE progressive office in Princeton starting Sept. . Prefer Knowledge : pi indow, pale 1 cocktail dresses, etc. Satisfaction IMMEDIATE OPENING TYPISTS - will train for key irange, 6 mo. old. ■ u r F, guar.. Call Maruja, Hopewell 466- of rating & writing of fire In­ AIR CONDITIONER - slightly used. PERMANENT P06ITION punch operation. 12 months posi­ jp.m., 609-585-3642. 2804. TWORESE XRCH P 06 IT IONS opei. surance, but will train. Protective Best price. Hights Hardware, Mer­ REGULAR PROMOTIONS tion In East Windsor School Sys- IF YOU ENJOY GOOD EATING in medical research laboratory in future if you an qualify. Reply cer St., Hlghtstown, N. J . then you will need an excellent Princeton area. College degree in Box 866, c o Princeton Packet. teri . all 448-4840 ext. 34 o r ’3'. For a position with a future call ook. F or parties, lunc heons and; Biology preferred. Experienceue- 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Mon. - Fri., dinners call 924-6526. sirable. Reply to Box 896, c o WaITRF SSES WANTED • full or Distinctive Gifts Bottled Gas For home and Indus­ Mr. Cupka, 201-297-0500. CLERICAL OPENING: Position Princeton Packet. part ume. Apply Hlghtstown Diner, Imported and domestic yarn, nee­ try use. H & H Feed L Gas Co. ivaliable in small Personnel Dept. point, crewel work, rugs and 448-9841. Jewelry - Greeting Cards Windsor, N.J. Phone 448-3232. Accurate typing necessary. Men- accessaries w illv* found at: jtally alert. Promotional Oppor­ PRINCETON GIFT SHOP - MaN WILL ao all kinds of mason 1 F ACULTY' It II L for stimulating, tunity excellent, 35 hr. week, 12 THE KNITTING SOP work.. Call 201-254-3939 during I WE HAVE staff openings for 2 non-structured full t part-time [days vacation, 15 s 1 < k lays 12 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING and NIGHT audit clerk for motel, 11 t3 Palmer Square W, 6 Tulane St. WA 4-0306 FURNITURE REPAIR. Free es­ tft* day after ' call 448-2718. reading counselors to teach basic position as research and admln- paid holidays, pension system, free or advanced reading skills on tutor p m. to - .m,, with personality timates. 609-921-8485. str.itive 1 ss: sta.nt t< manage­ medical .nsurance. Salary' ??4. a WA 4-0813 or small group basis. Compare and enjoys direct contact w/public, ment insulting :irn ocated in weekly. ENGINEERING PHYSICIST, in­ will train for advanced reading dependable, trustworthy, own 1 • :: et : esearch BICY'CLt REPAIRS UPHOLSTERING strumental >r ia.-.g- md develop­ teaching. Per manent position, man transportation. References neces­ a. lls i e ies;i L le typing skill APPLY: Personnel Office, N.J. GIRLS 24' BICYCLE. Good tires, We Buy and sell REPAIRING ment, technical writing. Avail- sary Call for appointment (609) or woman. Repb to Box <<842, requirement. Please call Mrs. Neuro-Psychiatric Inst., Box 1000, light, horn, good condition. $20, JOHN RITTER IC hra week. Reply to 448-240 . Princeton Packet. r • : • . 1 - _' 21 between Princeton, N.J, or Telephone 1 9. Cal. 4-4 -1 T fter 1 p.m. TIGER AUTO STORES 222 Monmouth St. box - - 1, . ■ The Princeton Packet, ■ '0 and 5:00 for an appointment 46- -0400. 24-26 Witherspoon Street Hightstown, N. J. WA 4-3715 448-3541 PAGE SIX WINDSOR-HI (3H TS h e r a l d THURSDAY, AUG. 3, 1967

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'66 BUICK, G. S. 425 cu. in., BELLE MEAD, 1 1 2 year old split. PRINCETON RICHARDSON REALTY CO. Bedrooms, 1 2 oaths, on wooded 1PRINC ETON - 4 bedrooms, llv. 4 V., 4 speed, Posi-traction, SF WIN 0 COURSE at Gr etc he ns RACINE £ WALKER INC. Call 448-5000 Now I - 1 2' kitchen, rec. rm, Jhedrms, SECRETARIAL SERVICE ere lot me vear old, Fullm*^ room, dining room, modem loaded. Call after 5 p.m. 695- Schoo: f Fashy F xperienced Garden Center large ten ot 4th nedrm, cellar, Carnegie Building 221 Nassau Si? cellar anc recreation lic h e n , family room, 2 baths, pan- 7786. staff if -a' tr- dfer classes Route 130 Hightstown, N. J . KOZY RANCH - top Hightstown patio, dual entry bath and ground for Beginners A f a: red, Tailor­ 1/2 mile South ot Prlnceton- r-oom...... $33,500ieUed basement, Jalousied porch, Bra sail a COMPLETE Service! location. This 3 bedroom home level powder room. Wall,/wall garage. Near shopping center and 1959 FORD RANCH wagon. Blue ing and / Route 130 & Hlghtstown Ftoad. Turn In at offers large eat-in kitchen with carpet, ittacheu garage, sewers, and white, 6 cyl. std shift, good Mt , Maverick, acre lot. Owner transferred. $26,- H Acre : arm-House with 10!“us lines. Asking $3,,500, * Executive Secretarles built-in appliances, sitting room Wm earns 2 '^aU 921-6468 or 799-1778. * Private, furnished iHlct rentals second car. $125. 12 Hawthorne that can easily be fourth bed­ 1500. 201-359-5923. Rd. Kendall Park, 201-297-0863. Designing and planting. Call 448- ponds. . , ...... $90,000 * 24-f',oi. Uli I room, beautifully finished base­ I i 146 - MM I n k ( !. ment recreation room. 22c wiring, tgm p i iresfe . . I Sag . HIGHTSTOWN - cute Cape Cod. 4 Monmouth County-NeV Ranch Related services . . , 1966 AUSTIN-HEALY Sprite. Un­ ind an exceptionally leep .ot. Tins REDUCED FOR FAST SALE outstanding home can be yours i/edrooms, . 1 2 baths, basement. H - .sv ' >■ B m i 2 baths, der 10,000 miles. $1350. Call 609- r. ervn s e r v ic e TESTS A -1 location, near schools. Save panelled den, central air condi­ Autotyping 259-3061. for little or no money down.$10.900 Custom built 3 bedroom rancher $, Call 609-448-2859. tioning and inter- urn. 1 2 acre lot. Mailings with panoramic view in one of Mer - *■< mer md over. High | IMMACULATE RANCH - most at- ! Must be seen to be appre- Manuscripts starting pa- Secure K>bs. Short Hopewell Township's prettiest DOERLER LANDSCAPES ' tractive home located In F ast FOR SALT by owner. Hopewell te ...... $31, joo areas. Transferred owner of­ Mimeographing hours. Advancement. Pension. Windsor Township on a 1/2 acre Twp. split-level. Aluminum sid­ Offset Thousands of fobs open. FTepara- fers this lovely home at a great­ RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION - We stress a step-by-step program; lot. Featuring a 20’ living room ; ing, 4 bedrooms, and family room. Custom Bt Ranch House - 4 Bea Hunt 124-3716 tory training s , >ng is required. ly reduced price. Call now for the low cost - California move causes following an overall plan. with picture window, dining area) Large well planted lot. 737- 2752. e | l Md, - -e * ; axled lot, good news. reluctant sale of Chev. 1950. Nev­ Experience usually unnecessary. md 1 right modern kttchen. The 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, fireplace, Gramma: school sufficient for er failed a state Inspection. Call * FOUNDATION PLANTING newly painted Interior offers wall- 2 car garage and swimming! LAWRENCEV1LLE many jobs, E Rt, E information on 'Ll RE. MODELED home in coun­ 921-8143 or 452-5154. * SHADE TREES to-wall carpeting throughout and a p o o l...... $35,000 Jobs, salaries, requirements. Ap­ try. with small farm, approximate­ THESIS i MANUSCRIPT typing. * PLAY AREAS large family recreation room. This Immediate possession can prover: by the New Jersey Board of ly 12 acres. Nestled in the Har- Experienced, prompt, dependable, * PATIOS superbly kepi rand is available pat I u nship - 2 apL house be had with this large brick and Education, A nte TODAY giving oourton Hills. Located 16 miles choice of 4 type styles Including * PRIVACY PLANTING witlTHttle n one* down to qualified on 10 acres. Priced for quick sale, masonry ranch, 7 generous size name and address. Lincoln Ser­ from Princeton and 5 min. from IBM executive., Mrs. DiClcco * FENCING buyers at a remarkable .. .$21,750; rooms, 2 full baths, full base­ DODGE DART *64, power steer­ commuter trains :n Hopewell. 509- 896-0004. ing, good condition, 74,000 miles. vice, Pekin, NJ4-1P, Illinois. * WALKS York Estates - Rancher, 2 car ment, 2 car garage, extra Large 397-2404. No brokers please. 924-9354. LOVELY RANCHER - Brooktree garage, 2 baths, 7 rooms, solarium i 225 x 310 country lot, asking 924-1221 Ranch, most attractive home in and fireplace. $29,900. ; outstanding condition, offering ZIP CODE DIRECTORY - contains CORVETTE. 1965 Convertible. OBAL handy entrance foyer, spacious HIGHTSTOWN - 2 bedroom; ranch Washington Township - Beautiful KARL WE IDE L, INC. all 50 states plus L, S. posses­ 327. 4 speed 4-11. 500 miles on GARDEN MARKET INC. living room, formal dining, bright artth small garage, large fenced country rancher, on one acre, 18 x REALTOR (air 52nd year) sions. Over 35,000 listings. $1 post new engine and transm ission. Best Rldg Sees A Supply odern kitchen with nullt-ins, 1 in vard. Convamen’ location. Call ,* mining p ool...... $28,900 paid. Call 259-7584. offer. (201) 257-4406 after 5. Landscape 1/2 tiled baths, 3 good size bed­ 609-448-0904. Oir New Location —Designer and Contractor— rooms, full basement, garage, Large Victorian home, 10 rooms, Route 69 Pennington, N. J. '65 CONTINENTAL conv. Excel, many extras, only one year old. 1 acre of ground, excellent con­ Opposite Pennington Shopping cond. leather upholstery air-cond, PIER DINOCK Alexander St. A very fine home In a top loca­ HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP dition...... $55,000 Center Pets and Animals full power. Priced for quick sale. CONTRACTING CO. Princeton tion. Unusually well price at 882-3804 737-1500 799-0022 after 5 p.m. only. 452-2401 tlon. Unusually well priced Beautiful - room rancher of stone 4 Bedroom, 2 story in town. 1 0 » n dally 9-9 Sunday 1-5 DRIVEWAYS i t ...... $21,900 and aluminum siding. Living room, 1/2 baths, near school, good '65 IMPALA. 4 door, 8 cyl., power Storm & Sanitary Sewers dining room, kitchen, breakfast s t r e e t ...... $20,000 COLLIE DOG, 2 1/2 years old, SOLID BRICK COLONIAL - large room, family room. 3 bedrooms steering, exce.. comb, only 11,000 Septii Systen s - Water Lines BELLE MEAD-PRINCETON area. to be given away to a good home. custom home, all brick, built to and laundry room. Vary large mi. Original owner extra snow Real Fstate For Sale Apartments for Rent - Call for Gracious 2 story Colonial, This For Interview call (201 297-3096. the finest specifications, located basement, 2 car garage, stone fire­ tires. $1900. 924-7250. 201 - 329 - 2511 Information, nearly new home Is in perfect in desirable Hightstown area. place with beamed ceiling mfarru- Dffers exceptionally large bed­ condition. Consists of entrance hall 1 I L'MBENO a NT HI 5 TING. Leaky 1\ room. Overlooking lake on 2 1965 COMET - Caliente - 4 door rooms, entrance foyer, formal Listings Wanted with tiled floor, large living room, faucet call James A. Mini sir, Ken­ a< res of land. Call 737-3244. DOG AND CAT BOARDING sedan, immaculate. Many extras. TWO FAMILY vtiddlebush area. lining, spacious living room, at- We have buyers for home with separate dining room, beautiful dal! Park. 2i 1 297-9425 or (609) IN THE COUNTRY. Call 201-446-6645. 1st floor, 5 rooms with bath. ’ tractive recreation room, large about 1 to 5 acre lot, or small modern kitchen, family room with 921-8678. 2nd floor, 4 room remodeled modern kitchen, walk-tn closets, acreage raised hearth brick fireplace, ad­ Let us help with your problem. studio apartment. !< lots with . 1 1 /2 tile baths, handy breeze­ ditional game room or study, powd­ 1955 OLD8MOBILE - 4 dr. hard­ We give your dog personal care SNELL BUILDERS large trees available. $19,000 way, 2 car garage. Many, many C'ol 1NLAL - North of New Hope. HAROLD E. STACKHOUSE er room, laundry, and utility room. top, Auto., good cond., and very and training Edward Hamm, 466- extras. Built to last. Ideally House features fireplaces, ran­ REALTOR Upstairs are 4 large bedrooms 2015. clean. One owner. $65. Call 395- HOME IMPROVEMENTS OVERLOOKING front lawn you situated on 100' x 150' lot.$31,500 dom floors. 4 bedrooms and a Phone 448-1069 and 2 lovely baths. 2 car attached 0698 after 4 p. m. \Iterations & Additions don’t have to cut. All brick Ranch, small studio. Just reduced to 13/ South Mam St. Hightstown, N.J. garage. Acre lot. Situated on an STORE RENOVATIONS 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lovely dining RICHARDSON REALTORS $24,500 extremely desirable area adjacent TOY’ FOX TERRIER puppies. $35. 1960 VALIANT. Good running cond. CUSTOM HOMES room, brick fireplace opening in MAURICE M. ELY If No Answer Call: to Pike Brook Country Club with Chihuahuas $50. Grown dogs, ter­ Rt. 130 Just North Of The Auto, trans, snow tires, new FIRE St STORM REPAIRS living room and kitchen, modern 24 N. Main New Hope, Pa. 448-2097 or 39r-1671 or 448-1353 low taxes and excellent schools. riers $10. up Chihuahuas $25. Old York Inn shocks, exhaust system, slip ov­ Free Planning eat-in kitchen with casement win­ 448-5000 215 - 862 - 2828 Only $35,000. Call today. up. Stud service, 609-799-1148, ers. $195. 609-921-2016. 201-297-2311 dows, sliding doors to flagstone patio. Attic fan, intercom, 2nd Wm, H. Fulper, Inc., Realtors 1956 CADILLAC. 4 door sedan. fireplace on full basement, 2 car 300 W. State St, Trenton, N. J, NT 1-5 >N GLASS & ALUMINUM RINGOES AREA LEONARD VAN HISE AGENCY Feeds and Grains Clean and In very good cond. garage, Oak trees, $29,500 BETWEEN FLEMINGTON £ Realtor Tel. 609-394-5341. for all animals See at South Garage. Inc., 36 45 SPRING ST. PRINCETON HOPEWELL. Owner coving to Colonial Ranch sitting pretty at Moore St., Princeton. 924-2350. CONVENIENT location, deepback- Florida. 5 acres landscaped with ROSEDALE MILLS WA 4-2880 var'1 with trees, Br k front home among the tall old trees, 4 bed­ panoramic view, 3 bedroom Ranch rooms, country kitchen, dining F ast Windsor Rancher: Brick 274 Alexander St. MIRRORS with attached garage, 3 bedrooms, BEA I TH l I HLiside property approximately 8 years old, 1 1/2 room, fireplace, patio. Large front with cedar shingle siding. Princeton AUTOGLASS 2 baths, living room with fire­ overlooking Hopewell Valley. Suit­ H o o t * PLATE & WINDOW GLASS baths, full basement with re/, expansion attic with partitions for Excellent condition. Located on WA 4-0134 place, front doors to patio from room, hot water oil heat, breeze­ a half acre lot beautifully land- able for persons who enjoy pri­ 3 more rooms and bath. An ever- vacy, panoramic view and horse dining room, dishwasher in modern way and 2 car garage. Priced S( aped Tw< : ar attached garage kitchen, family room. $30,000 flowing brook completes the pic­ country. Steeple view of Hopewell $23,900 ture. Due to the purchase of witi radio controlled -door opener.' STANDARD POODLE, black fe­ M \SON CONTRACTOR. Fire­ Asphalt drive with extra paved area Valley directly across from 26' NAVY LAUNCH - grey marine larger quarters this property is Bedens Brook Country Club, Will male, 3 months, AKC, Shots, 's Brisk SHUMAN St WOLFE, REALTORS for parking. Interior of home dec­ water cooled engine. Will sleep COUNTRY living. - story home offered at a low ...... $28,500 sell only to people interested in wormed, home raised. Smart, w.Jks. Garages Swimming Pools, 609-397-2138 orated and appointed In fine taste.. 4. Radio, compass, depth finder, etc. Wm, Fisher, 201-249-4057, on 1 1/2 acres with fruit trees. conservation and maintaining rural loveable. Tel. 201-735-4993, Flemington office. 201-582-27! 3 Living room with fireplace, formal sink head, ice box. Must salL 2 bedrooms, 2 unfinished, forma! THE GOLD AGENCY atmosphere. 50 acres in all, that dining room, fireplace, dry base­ !Sun. St Eves, call 609-466-1297 Realtor dining room .arge kitchen with AKC REGISTERED German Shep­ » sksng $1601. Can be seen, South- WASCO BUILDERS - custom could support at the most 3 homes. ment 2 ':ar gd: Lga $21,900 or 609-397-3080 Route 202 Flemington eating area, garbage disposal unit, herd puppies, black and silver. wicks Marina, Beach Haven Park. homes, alterations, cabinet work, Under $1000, per acre. Only dis­ Call TU2-9479. 201-782-6700 dishwasher refrigerator, counter $40 Call 201-297-9515, So. Coast Rd., R.D, #1, Trenton. top range and wall oven. Three advantage is 1 2 mile private drive INVESTMENT PROPERTY - older through fenced horse pastures Call 586-6230. bedrooms, two ceramic baths, full Colonial near Princeton. istfloo:. where homes should be built. 600' 7 rooms and bath $175. per month, basement partitioned with laundry BUILDING SERVICES & SUPPLY A FINE OLD COLONIAL farm­ HILTONIA ret and recreation room:. Rear road frontage. Call 466-2333 for 2nd floor 5 rooms and bath at appointment. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - 11 BOATS FOR SALE - 27 ft. Garvey house, orchards, woods and pri­ SPLIT-LEVEL patlc screened for privacy off PLUMBING & HEATING $110 per month on 6/10 acre pups to :hoos£ frorr. This large with cabin. Sleeps two. Manual with Large trees and brook. $28,000 vate lane ready and waiting for the kitchen $28,900 healthy litter resulted from a pri­ head, storage compartments :: OIL BURNERS a loving family which appre­ j Impressive centrally mr-condl- tioned executive home ir Trenton's vate breeder personally selecting cabin. 110 hp Chrysler motor. S. J. KROL ciates original pine flooring & Older two story in Highstown: J. B. REDDING & SON, INC. finest residential area. Huge the sire and dame. Breeder E lectric bilge pump. Equipment Realtor cabinets, big fireplaces, r bed­ Newly renovated. Within walking specializes it • reeding dogs with Includes fire extinguishers, 234 Nassau St. rooms, even a windmill & cathedra celling living room and distance of downtown shopping] Princeton dining room, large panelled rec­ the intelligence and temper­ anchors, compass, life pre­ 1000 State Road, Rte. 206 Carnage House, 20 min's Prince­ area, churches. and schools. WA 4-0166 reation room overlooking secluded ament to fit into your home with a servers, rope, curtains, horn, Princeton, N, J. ton: 5 min's N.Y. trains. IM­ 1 rin g room lining room, modem SPECIALTIES IN REAL ESTATE minimum of training. Previous lit­ portable tee chest. Call 609- MEDIATE SALE. $30,000. Call outdoor area. 4 bedrooms and kitchen, 3 bedrooms, and bath. PRINCETON ters have proven these pups to be 799-0497 evenings. 215-CH8-4764, or reply to Box ' 2 baths on upper level und much $17,500 Group of buildings on two acres DKPOSAL SERVICE Open Daily and Sunday superior is family and child con - 897, c o The Princeton Packet. i Exquisitely decorated with frontage on iwo streets In Rt. 130 & Half Acre Rd. 924-7575, evenings 883-4422 panlons; and as watch dogs. Pups throughout Wall tc wall carpeting Cape Cod In Country setting: This] small village. Especially suitable C ranbury, N. J . are AKC registered-we guarantee and many extras. Truly luxurious home on a mcely landscaped 1/2 for enterprising person to de­ 609-395-1389 living for o n ly ...... $42,500 ,cre lot offers real country living their good health. Reasonably GRUMMAN - OLD TOWN - JUST 30 MINUTES from Nassau velop complexof small craft shops. priced. 737-0088 Convenient to Princeton area. for your family. Entrance foyer, $17,500. SMOKER CRAFT Home and Industry St. Most unusual room COLONIAL brick Ranch, well sit­ living room, dining room, kitchen, Rul bis!) removed house. Professional landscaping. RIVER FRONT Sold - Rented. $6. pe: day, $11 uated on 1/2 acre lot. Princeton fun :ly roon, 3 bedrooms, and 1 Large old house In need of res­ Hauling of all Types Beautiful view. Excellent con­ ESTATE weekends. $165. ami ip with pad­ 1 2 baths. Plenty of closet space,! toration situated on 3/4 a. cornet" vicinity, 3 years old. 3 bedrooms, dition. 3 bedrooms, over size dles. Delaware River maps, $1. 2 baths, living room, dining room, .1 car garage. $25,000- property In small village. Adapted living room, formal dining room, Stately older home situated on THREE MARES and ! pinto gelding oversize kitchen, patio, full base­ to accommodate small home busi­ N. W. MAUL & SON eat-in kitchen. Must lie seen to ! 3/4 acres of lawi a. shade with pony. All gentle riding horses. AEBOTTS CANOE RENTAL ment, 2 fireplaces, 2 car attached Brooktree Rancher: 2 years ness plus apartment Income fea­ 2 saddles and bridles. Reason­ Rt. 29, River Road Titusville U, S. Hwy. 130 £ Griggs Drive be appreciated. Low 3u's. 201- magnificent river view. gai »ge With!i walking distance of Gracious entrance foyer, large old. Living room, dining room, ture. $15,000. able. Call 259-2343. 609 - 737 - 3446 DA 9-4656 782-6556. Repair Service elementary school. Owner trans­ living room with fireplace, family kitchen with eating area, three ferred, Call 799-1453 for appoint­ bedrooms, 1 i/2 baths, 2 car JOHN H. NOSTRAND, JR. FIRST COME, i IRST PICK - 10, E lectrical Power & roon.. den dining room, modern garage and paved driveway. Ex- Licensed Real Estate Broker AKC German Shepher 1 puppies, Lighting Installations ment. family sized kitchen, laundry & SUMMER SALE - BOATS St AGED OWNER offers his 6 N.E. tras Include dishwasher, air con­ Cranbury Neck Road, 4 weeks old, Male and Female, MOTORS 25 used - recondi­ Industrial 11. intenance Penna. Farm s. 40 to 174 acres. powder room on 1st floor, 5 bed­ rooms &. 2 baths on 2nd. Lovely ditioner. combination stormers, Cranbury, N. J. Cal! 448-2684. tioned Evtnrude motors, from 3 $6,000 to $17,000. Large mtge. sliding glass doors to rear deck. Phone 609 - 799 - 0727 h.p. to 50 h,p. Nev Evinrude mo­ No Realtors fee. Ken Carter, screened porch, 2 car garage £ "MEADOW RISE" perfection in I much, much more. [Convenient to shopping and Call Anytime tors, 3 h.p. to 100 h.p. New and Why wait irit:i the roof leaks' R.D. #2, Wysox, Pa. 717-247- a country estate on 20 protective This beautiful residence is real­ schools, $23,500 used Boats Evinrude, - winner, : Kjfiagneeds. 3294. "Doe Barber", POODLES, SCH- acres. Restored from roof top ist!- ally priced at $65,000 for quick NAUZFRS and all TERRIERS ex­ M.F.G. Sk, barge, Drumman. Spe­ LEONARD VAN HISE AGENCY cial boat sale: Sun Fish, Sail Fish, NEW ROOFS REPAIRS to basement resulting in finest sale. Inspection bv appointment. pert!) bathed, clipped, and combination of streamline country 160 Stockton Street groomed, to perfection in your Skimmer, Sea Snark, Anchor. Pin Hightstown. New Jersey COOPER & SCHAFER living £ period elegance. 8 beau­ ATTRACTIVE North light ELLIOT REALTY CO. home, or pick up. Phone Jock, Tail, Flying Junior. Marine Di­ 448-4250 63 Moran Princeton tifully proportioned rooms, many studio, fireplace, in stuccoed Brokers 448-1232. vision, Flemington Block, Route Evenings £ Holidays HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER WAlnut 4-2063 fireplaces, beams, traditional brick house ittacheu old stone Trenton 31, Flemington, N. J. Open 8 til 448-2537 or 448-1178 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room 9, Wed. & F rl. 8 til 6, Mon, chair rails, 2 1/2 baths, ultra house to combine or rental in­ 609-599-9308 with fireplace, dining room, 2 car Tues, Thur, & Sat. Call 201- modern kitchen. Send for bro­ come. Old shade, large yard, garage large storage attic. $37,- chures for complete details. stream. Lambertvllle, Good 000. Available Aug, 15, Call 924- 782-2021 PARKE WETHERILL. Assoc. SPLIT LEVEL FOR SALE - SASSMAN’S buy at $17,500. Phone 215-794- INVESTMENT PROPERTY' 0715. Autos For sale DRIVEWAY CONSTRUCTION Realtors', Doylestown, Pa. (215) 7175. Hightstown, $21,000. 3 bedrooms, i . CK7 H- ' XT SfoN E 348-3508, 2 1/2 baths, dining room, living HiILstio: nigf Township, Route 206, room , den. Convenient to schools YOUR OPPORTUNITY. . . Belle Mead, 1 1 2 story, two fa mi­ ;\ HUNTERDOW CO. Approxi­ FIAT 850 sports convertible. Snaz­ NEW CUTOM 13' sail boat. Fiber- Parking Areas - Driveways ■t ps i - M m m fetys, . new . executive type home in ll iweLing. - tm: letached garage, mately 26 acres of high land with zy new Import, easy up and down glass deck with nev engtne, poly- Fill Dirt - Top Soli Mrs. Zimmer 448-1504. ELM RIDGF PARK PRINCETON TOWNSHIP : •. frontage, approximately view, 6 acres wooded. Cal), eve­ top, 35 ml. to gal., 4 on floor, ester saiL Needs fimshingtouches. ; 11 fo' est; ‘e \X 7-0463 , .conveniently near Princeton 1 L acres, nev septi- system nings, 466-1687, fireman red. black vinyl Inside. A Best offer. Cal 1 Rich, 882-0213. For sale - available Sept. 1 - nd natur : gas hot water heaters truely fine Italian design. Hard to The first public advertisement of Custom built charming Colonial recently installed. $21,900. Call ADLERMAN, CLICK & CO. SPLIT-LEVEL, 3 bedrooms, pLay- find convertible. First $1895, Call 1961 Bt)AT TRA ILER in good con- this Garrison-type Colonial. Cus­ on 3/4 acre lot located in a fine 959-5203 after 5:15 p.m. MM — state Brokers - room, garage, half acre, 2 min. 921-8894, 9-5 fpr demo. Prlv. dition. Reasona ble. Phone 924- Eardi n / and sea pi tom built and ready for your final residential area. Spacious en­ I tract from Nassau St., selling privately, owner. decorating touches. The Cathedral trance hall, large fireplacad living Phone 924-0401 $25,900. Tel. 452-9130. celling living roon has a second room, paneled den, separate HYRID IRIS - 20 name varieties, dining room, well planned kitchen TWO PEUGOT sedans, 1963 - 404, floor balcony and a fireplace whose HOUSE BY A BROOK on 1 l/2 HIGHTSTOWN: 2 family, well 1 of each varfetv $10, 2 of each with dining area. 4 full sized 1960 - 403, Asking $60 , foi --o'!. brick extends two stories. Other shaded acre lot. Large eat-in FREEHOLD AREA kept and newly painted house with Instruction $18. Also red and white Peonies. first floor features include a pan­ corner bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, Call 924-94 6, kitchen . L. R, with fireplace, 3 garage and beautiful shaded back eled study, dining room both of screened porch, 2 car garage, B, R., beautiful location. Near BRICK RANCHER OVER ONE yard. Located in nice quite nelgh~ which, along with the living room large dry basement. No agents, new Montgomery Twp. schools. AREA set high on a knoll, over­ borhood. Convenient to stores, 1962 FALCON STATION Wagon. please. Asking...... 549,500 look out through an expansive cov­ 1 Only $27,500. looking pretty countryside. This churches, and bus transportation. 4 door with automatic transm is­ ered porch. Modern kitchen. Mud Call 924-1817 or 924-2041, COMPLE:t e IBM, SENSIMATIC TTENTION: FARMERS - LAND 65' ALL BRICK home offers 3 Qall 395-1750. sion, radio and heater. Call 201- room. Bedroom £ bath. Second 359-6877. NCR £ STENOGRAPHY MA WNERS - GARDENERS. Tired of THIS

Classified DOMESTIC O* IMPORTED b i d • LIQUORS . WINES . BEER Real Estate For Sale For Rent Apts. Summer Rentals Too Late 107 STOCKTON ST 448-0365 mu HHMft FACILITIES MUVBT savw KENDALL PARK - 2 storyCoionl- a v a I1.ABI.I- Aut at 291-293 ■ 1. Living room dining room, '• . .s.>u >j: fu: i To Classify Anthony V jamei Eutemia prop ^ M 2 or 3 bed- ! COTTAGF - POCONO MANOR,! kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, rooi tpartmenis. 2 ths, freshly PA. Or*- ock rom the Inn. garage, brick patio. Privacy, decorated with r modern 10 rooms plus 4 bathrooms, sun- fence, landscaped. storms, kltrker $21 , i • nrludes all P' ’ ’ ou-rai U-w hamplon- BAMAKO'S srreeas. S t6 50< -.ssurne G.h ...... K: space. Call shtp golf course and all other ARE YOU IN THE __ LIQUOR STORE mortgage - 5 1/4%. Cali 201- 201-722-9265 $10,000 PLUS CATEGORY" 297-3730. sfx r's ginning July 2r> 196" through Labor Day. ■ 4 . " per week. 7 »lephoneDays Industrial Engineer LAWRENCEVTLLE - 4 1/2 room HY 3-3664 Evenings alter 9 P.M. Mechanical Engineer - Plant KENDALL PARK. 5 year old, apartment with sun deck, private CY '-2040. Industrial-! lectrlral Supervisor 7 room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 full entrance, 2nd floor. Call 896- Admin, Asst. - data processing baths. Close to school. City sewer 1929. Head Librarian - Industrial ,ind water. assume GI Mortgage or Physical Chemist - PhD B61 1 :: paU1 t*- buy­ ers. Reduced to $18,100. N. j. We are currently seeking qualified APARTMENT for rent. 3 rooms LOOKOUT POINT - Cape Cod, persons for these and other $10,- | CUTE BUT NOT CUDDLY—The habits of the odor - y m nom Nlanni Reality Inc. 201 297-2516. ocean front, picture window, 2 and lath, on bus line In Frank­ 000 plus positions for a select j iferous tenrec still elude Princeton University re­ DINING N AN EXOTIC ORIENTAL ATMOSPHERE lin Park. No children or pets. bedr sleep six Heated. See group of client companys. searchers, since a series of disasters virtually "m e photos interior ind exterior Pagoda L ocktail Lounge Banquet Facilitiea Seen by appointment only. 297- SPECIAL. “FAMitY DAY’ SUNDAYS raskl .,. ... ippt, g, wiped out the imported colony here. Photo courtesy 2345. Call or write I of 'Mammals of the World, "Johns Hope •- Press i ake-Out Dept 448-6970 Reservations 448-2372 5 Ha DYBRi * ;K ipcMl U . Call 448-4056 iftei 8 p.m. Interviews by appointment OPEN DAILY 11:30 A M. TO 11:00 P M conditioned B l-levei. BeautlfD.ll:. 101 MAIN STREET, HIGHTSTOWN. N. J. landscaped. 4 bedrooms, 2 i '2 PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENTS Tenr p c s Habits Puzzle baths, panelled familv room, 2 car SEASIDE PARK tpt., 1/2 block OF PRINCETON INC, garage. Upper $40*s. Call 29 Princeton Center, U.S. 206N from ocean. Cool, prtv. ent. Open- \ ppliance 924-0985, AVAILABLE Sept. 1st. near bus ling Aug. 5-12 and Sept. 2-9. $85. Princeton N. J. 08540 * In vestigating Scientists Before 1 ou Buy Your Nex route in Lawrsnceville. One bed­ EX 3-482; Eve - 201-793-0615. 609-924-1900 room, living room, kitchen and The tenrec, a small shrewlike and selective eating habits. They Be Sure To Visit bath. $135. mo. Heat incl. 896- WOMEN animal with a distinctly un­ refused any nourishment save SALE BY OWNER: Princeton Bor­ 0321. Rusiness Rentals PRODUCTION ASSEMBLERS appetizing smell, still remains live earthworms, and each mam­ ough. Continue as one-family In­ a challenge and an enigma to mal 'could and would consume 40 vestment rental or make It your For ferrite ore stringing. Fine, Princeton University scientists. to 50 earthworms per day. The & S o * home next year. Solid house, ftrrr precise wiring and soldering of University scientists believe de-mand soor exceeded the lo- Headquarters For General Electric prlce $29,000 going up next month. AVAILABLE SEPT. 1 at 293 Nas­ miniature computer components. ■hat the bristly furred mammal i cal supply. FOR For appointment ill 1957": eve­ sau St. furnished large apartment Attractive working onditions as Is unique In the animal world In Then, the tenrecs exhibited an Refrigerators Freezers Washers, Dryers Air Condi hontrs. nings or weekends. with 3-4 bedroom arrangement. 2 well as standard fringe benefits. that It can produce noise jis a uncanny stubborness as far as i V Ranges, Dishwashers Tappan Gas Ranges Prospective employees will be cricket does by rubbing two parts • 'operating with the scientists ir baths, fireplace, cross ventilation. In rapidly growing rural town be- Also Full Line of G E housewares trained. Some past experience- of Its tody together and produc­ their behavioral studies was $285. rental Includes all utilities ' veer ■ ,-et r \ .ndHights- helpful. Please call: ing a high frequency sound called concerned. They remained im­ Rt 130 Hightstown N j. 448-0057 and parking. Other small apart­ • iwr,, N >r. o- ness property strldalatlng. Scientists are of the pervious to the "rewards" and Wanted To Rent ments also available. 201-722- In town, ideal for Delicatessen, DATA-RAM CORP. opinion that these animals use "punishments" Involved In 9265. Dress Shop, ifftca, etc. Approx. 609-924-3331 'his sound as a means of commu­ learning situations. 20’ x 351. ample parking area. nication with each other. But the Unwteldly to handle, stub­ w a n te d TO RENT - garage for Will renovate t< suit. Available researchers lack adequate proo: born, and foul smelling, the ten­ Asafetida Amulet storage of car In Hightstown- PRINCETON: studio apartment September 1, 1967. For Informa­ for their theory, because rec, remains both a puzzle and G rover's Mills area. Phone 799- suitable for one. Limited cooking tion, call 799-0640. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY a series of disasters In the lab- a problem to university auditory 1692. facilities, private entrance, off- iratory left Princeton auditory researchers. Would they like Talisman, charm, and amulet street parking, pie shady Newly formed Princeton Co. Is researchers with Insufficient a second go? yard. $90 a month, all utilities in­ seeking an executive secretary.! data for the questions thev were "I would surely like to try were all worn bq our cluded. Call 395-1751 after 5 and Experience In technical and en­ again," says director of the Au­ "'EXECUTIVE DESIRES to lease asking, and all but decimated weekends. OFFICF SPACE available for ap­ gineering fields Is desirable. ditory Research Laboratory, Dr. ancestors in an effort to 3-4 bedroom home In Lawrence- the colony of 20 tlnv beasts which proximately 1 year. Attractive Shorthand and typing excellence; Ernest Glen Wever "although I vllle, Princeton, Hightstown area. were imported from their native avoid the piague. Not too furnishings and carpeting In new Is j must. The woman we seek may have trouble In getting col­ Prefer nice farm type home In habitat In Madagascar. FURNISHED ROOM with kitchen modern building In center of should be mature enough to as­ leagues." suburbs of town. Phone 215-CY 5- First, a power failure in the manq gears ago. the. bag In Hightstown. Woman with child Princeton. Call 924-6600. sume complete office responsibil­ 5730." spring cut off the heat to the ani­ acceptable. $ 10. a week. 609-448- ity and have long range working mal's quarters. Three of the LUIGI'S ITALIAN of odorous asafetida was 22 90. plans. Please call: beasts succumbed to the ex­ treme cold. Shortly after this RESTAURANT & PIZZERIA hung about the neck as t f iCF SP.-v 1 tor cent. 2nd floor, DATA-RAM CORP, incident, the remaining animals - p rv,,, 1DT . . 41 Witherspoon St. Inquire Gale 609-924-3331 went to war - with each other, SERVES protection against Real Estate For Rent ROOM APT. with new modern Drv Cleaners, 924-0370 scientists suspect, to establish r-*v kitchen, fireplace, 2 baths, avail­ a new packing order. Where DINNERS /,T L V i i contagious diseases. able Sept. 1 at 293 Nassau St. ------there were once 20, now only five LUNCHES kept at a $24: rental Includes utilities and OFFICE OR STORE on ground tenrecs remained. It friends floor. 750 sq. ft. $215. per month. SCHOOL BUS drivers wanted. Sal­ A final calamity claimed the 5 rm. 1st (1, fur. apt. including TAKE OUT ORDERS distance, but whether it heat and H/W $125 Off street parking. Call 924-0715. ary commensurate with experi­ lives of four additional tenrecs, Attractive 5 rm hse. completely —______ence. License preferred but not and only one of the mammals 36 SouMo'" S' acted the same against furn. Avail Sept, 15 - June 1, necessary, ontart Mr Bleakney, still lives. The four others were HigHtutown, N.J, No pets or hi Id r e $135 GARDEN aPARTMF NT located 4 F ast Windsor School Dlst. 448- victims of man's ministrations; Phone 448-2408 disease is doubtful. Large 7 rm. hse. on hillside. Nice m,les northwest of Washing- Bus. Property 4840. either they received too large view, furn. Avail. Aug. 1 - July ion Crossing, Pa., 25 minutes from a dose of anasthesla or were ac- 1 *68. Garage $200 Prlnceton. Bedroom, living room, eidentlv electrocuted lri the 111- Entrust the protection of qour bodq against A real charm er, 6 rr Cape Cod kitchen and bath. Swimming BUSINE, iated scientific Investigation into RTY FOR SALE WOULD like to thank all my disease to uour phqsician oniq. Your doctor cottage with gar. excel furnishings. poo; and tennis court. Private 'he animals' unique communica­ •f key location at Princeton - Hights- friends, relatives, neighbors, just Avail, after Sept. 1 $200 Call 215 - 598 - 74 tions system. nlngs or town Rd., ,nd Princeton Jet. Build- everyone who sent me flowers, and pharmacist should be selected with care 4 rm. 1st fl. apt. heat, H/W $12 r week ends. From their study of the re ­ carpet dig with 17 50( sip ft. of space, cards, fruits, gifts, and made my maining tenrec, the research­ ATLANTIC ' reage wit! 500 ft. frontage on stay more pleasant while I was a CLEANING COMPANY and relied upon with confidence, E. F. MAY BROKE F ers were able to conclude that BACHELOR APT. room will bnneetot me. .ight industry surgical patient at Mercer Hospital the animal could hear all but the sur. leek. Center >! Princeton. Rent -.m : ese., rci . Leonard Van and since my return home Many FINEST RUG BLAWENBURG, N, J. 466-2800 $140. highest 'requerv \ strldulatlons- 5 921-8434 bet wee r --4 Hise \gen<-y Rea tor, Hightstown, thanks. Mrs. Carl Kirkpatrick. far bevond the range of sounds p.m. v J. Phone 609 448-4250. CLEANING THE THORNE PHARMACY that the human ear can de­ P A A SH TO N R P tect - but the animal could E E Cam pBE - L R P COMMER1 ANYWHERE 68 NASSAU STREET HIGHTSTOWN ROAD SOUTH BRUNSWICK, 4 ro n fur­ r :: Store & SPINET PIANO and bench Ex­ not hear these sounds as well as Apart men- Lease or buy "t CALL J)fRFCT NO TOLL ^99-1 SSI PRINCE TON N . PRINCETON JCT . N.J nished apartment. Adults. Coun­ cellent condition. Will sacrifice It could detect the lower 17 Leigh Ave., Princeton Twp. 133“ HAMILTON AVENUE 924-0077 799-1232 PRINCETON RENTAL try. Call 201-29"-9678. $150. Call 448-4168. frequencies. Write Bo 458, Linden, N. J. Trtnton, New J*r»ey Do the animals use a "code” N s . Western section, large 3 bedroom 1— or "language" by their stridula- house plus den, 2 1 2baths. Avail- APARTMENT FOR RENT, Cen- ' ions'’ This question remains un­ *“♦ ♦ ♦*■***♦♦■♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦*♦♦*♦♦♦< able immediately. Unfurnished. tra^y located at 40 Witherspoon Lots For Sale RFSTONSIBU person to are fot answered. $300. per month St. 5 rooms and bath. $175 pier mo. Enthusiasm for the acquisition 924-3794 after 6 p. m. young baby during morning hours, 5 days per week. Write Box 13, of a new colony of tenrecs re­ THOMPSON REALTY' ! /o Windsor Hights Herald’ mains somewnat dampened for W. Bryce Thompson YOUNG \1 a N to s h a r e furnisher. cely ooded land with broker Hightstown, stating references. those in the laboratory due to the ENJOY LIFE! 195 Nassau St. 921 apartment in Hightstown vicinity, spring $10,000 Next toHighfields toast's strong and unpleasant Write Box *6, c/o Wlndsot THlghts Estate. Short nstanoe from odor, their abundant lice col­ Herald, Hightstown, N. J . Princeton. (609) 466-1375. onies, and their strange and voracious appetites. Despite the Summer Has Just Begun TW animals small size, tenrecs In HOPEWELL. - 6 roott duplex new T. to let. All uttli- BUILD \ /i acre lot on captivity exhibited enormous ly decorated. New bathroom, new ties included in ren 11 after 1:3C VanKir iorth Lawrence . kitchen. Please call 95J1-7I64. P.m., DA 9-6974. Twp. eaut esldenttal area COME IN AND SELECT YOUR POOL TODAY ount nosphere, will SHARE HOUSE IN Tincetc nth plans or aid In business woman. ) lust hav iw n . Lot $12,500. h ridayDeadline bedroom furniture. per FOR RENT - Quaint, historical 924-4738 after 4 p.r home In Cranbury, 2 bedrooms Complete Selection Of 2 baths, 2 car garage, flower FIRST FLOOR Apt. in iwrence- ONE AND C ! HALF ACRE- In Coed Contest ville available Oct. Laving WOO! FI garden. Ideal for widow or older n exclusive resl- • 6 one. Friday, ourid out the its oodles, room, kitchen, bath a I 2 bed- denial urea ice range $15,00-1 Gift certificates fromam the couple. $200 per month plus utili­ Aug, 4 Is the last < hance to enter ♦ ties. One year lease. sorry, rooms, $150. month. 196-0321. to $20,000. Ca 924-0715. The Packet's Miss follegeFresh- English shop, $25 for the sesecond| * POOLS + children or 11 448-0700 man Contest, the 1 ist chance for place, i 15 for third, await the; * 395-0769. PRINCETON AREA approved bldg, runners- up - plus their pt * some luckv gal to wli over $40' ito- I * lot off Cherry Valley Rd. 1 acre, worth of merchandise ani1 gift graphs. m For Rent Rooms * some trees, 6 min. from Nassau certifk ates, and the la : hance Judges Mihanc ■ English IN AND ABOVE GROUND, ♦ Shop, Ml ■hael Leech 1 St. 201-297-1284. No brokers. to hav< a fling at being ashion icCarter I ♦ ------model for The Pa<-ke t Magazlne. j Theatnp, and Ramjy Hagadorn, j ♦ ♦ 2 ROOMS, sitting room and bed­ The e:ntry t>lariks have been Packet photographfT , W11 rr ake room for rent. Private entrance. pouring ir\f hut there are sitill a, j the fi ria11 deiIslon. POOL SUPPLIES, LARGE STUDIO type house for Kitchen privileges. Lady only, i ly im- lot of good-ioc>kirIg pro ctive f~ -ate rent in rural Hopewell area. 30 201' 329-296: ifter 1 spe l x 30 living room with c a t h e d r a l ______water, fr walkl ng aroumi vrhose ^ \ 1 1 . : celling and large stone fireplace. 11 all, pt c lures we do n’t have on , • y ' • CHEMICALS I $17" per nil . Utilities not induc­ t. Call Aiiy girl €>nterir ollege thl:s fall fV Y v -' ^ Sumnut Rentals is eligibleF~tO €■nter the itest, ♦ ed. Business couple preferred. Ft ♦ Available Sept. 30. Call 609-466- id a fui:l length snsipshot 3 : * r each ♦ 0828 for appointment. companj ent ry blarlk. * Bamberi Be H i c h a r d .ji I ♦ F eatu ring the URNISHE1 lore ie and Nassau Pharma ies •>!: i A \ A i ouse. Tui ring dward*s of Kendall Park are; HairdrT " t T A 1 Hotels & Motels buting gift certifies o * A HOUSE TOO BIG - S ♦ IN GROUND POOL * Hulit*s. and st OLYMPIA ♦ and monthly' expen ppe56 S. MAIN ST ♦ r. A camera, j 4 from I>heasant & Dee HIGHTSTOWN * HOUSE FC radio and 1lamp will help furnish 4 448-0506 <5 4 ’OCONOfc - Housekeeping 1 the do A circle pin from La ■ > 4 cation brace- 1 4 Hwy. 27. S Translt bus iges, slee ps six, filtered p Vake’ s and an identlf! | AQUA SOFT, INC. pass door. Princeton a TV, stocked ti LE let and photographs fi■om The Pac-Ay 43 MAIN ST ♦ n bus Plea T renton. str sver.il openings : n U CRANBURY N J ♦ HWY 33 MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP Between Hight stown an d Freehold call 7:30 e- August only. Infori ,1 V..-. and all d:v Thir seman Ri ch Allen of 395-0255 tt’s Hemlock Holl PhiladE?lphi.<1 may sti“ike out 150 Open Daily 8 to 8 3. #1, Henryville, WORK FOR YOU times in 150 games this year but Sunday 12 to 7 (201) 446-9322 aer week. Rhone 7 ty hit 50 home runs, j ■ Si ~ * s' - * - -+■ ♦ ♦ * ► ***•♦♦- PAGE EIGHT WINDSOR-HIGHTS HERALD THURSDAY, U . 3, 1967 i nd 3i* e x ■■ • e -• r.e ittend- Record1 I*l'ur->< I oj» Mm S i "i . nanager Bill 1■ ranee, raice director Sarr, V*A Nunis has exten ie :tatlons to ! Russell A. NOTICE! over 1 ';.*eeb i Maine to EGNOR Florida and wes t to Ohio, to run a STARTING SEPTEMBER ' THE PRICE OF 1 gkiallfyi e for the n. MEN'S AND BOY’S HAIRCUTS WILL BE IN- rentot '20( f'.e f • st 30 tracks Mercer & Acooerry Sts 1 1 a ckno\Pledging " e nvites are s**r\ mu I h. \r.-i. Sine- <42 CREASE[ ' "HE F0 Qw nG Hightsfowr- N J -_ I gaiarariteec s t :rting post in the 219 H..«. r- Vs.-. field for i S2 for Men, SI .75 Ch ■ Idren : ro age 12 'week Hi-: iifymg win- Phone 448-978 gh; n i ’hum \ H l- U l 5 8 days, $2 for Children on Saturday. ners. he other speed ways ire in- vlted ito send di RANDOLPHS BARBER SHOP • • ittempt LOU'S BARBER SHOP [to qua lify for tlf e erruinmg 30 JOHNS BARBER SHOP JIM'S BARBER SHOP uertns in tne reature, via 12:15 to 2:4 ie trials prior to | the 2C10- mile fe;iture at 3:30 p.m. The mid-sum ■ ■ : erass.c has grown In leaps .rib ounds since _ _ 1 Established 194' its in meet in ihe classified INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL tom atoes, melons and apples ind 1967 United Fund-Red Cross Incpast president of the United ALL AT REASONABLE PRICES campaign chairman; Mrs. Dor­ Community Fund and a current uiiiuimiMimilmiiiimiiiiiiiiiiMMlilHiiHiiiMiimiiMjiiinmiliimitiiiiiiHiniiniiiinimmtiniimiMliiiiMiiMni: INSTALLATIONS othy Schoch, president of 'he trustee of the Fund. For realistic h o m e Ouys I MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS ESTENES FARMS see our isiings on the Real Estate pages' | Seeing your home7 I Robbi nsvilie, N J (609) 587-7168 4 mile from Etra Lake on Dtsbrow Hill Road Prim ary Battle We have qualified buyers Call now1 1 Phone 448-2168, 448-0216 ah' Begin To Brew WANT BIG VALUESZ^GO GRANTS o Richardson I The Demo •ats, despite a show REALTORS § Voters will have a choice ln l of solidarity at the Hildebrecht, 448-5000 30 Jus* North o ‘ Th. Old York. Inn : ttorney-heavy Republican slate will also hai some primary bat- and a Democratic slate of familiar tl(es. -UlKIHniHIlllMMIhMIMlMHlIMHMMIMMMtlMIIIIIUIIIIMlIIIMIIIMMIIIIIMIIIIMMHIliljlllMMIMIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIlin political faces when the Sept. 12 chief of these will be the three- Grnrith P rimary rolls around. The dead- way race lietween state Senator! KNOWN FOR VALUES .Ine for filing is Thursday Aug. 3. sldo M. Freeholder Rich-! Be Wise Buy Wise” Misslr, „ will be _ Assemblyman ird J. Coffee and Assemblyman ird Sweeney, a Democrat, who ch a rle 1 r arrington twol week announced. he would not . state senate seats, and Save run for a fifth teTm. Citing the Frank v. Walsh and Donal J. GRANT MIS rigors of .mother ampalgn and his lolly 3f Trenton are possibly poor health. Mr. Sweeney bowed KOinK fight for freeholder THESE SAVINGS THURS., ] out at u closed meeting4n the Hotel i i Sc Hildebrecht. J . Black and harles Kovact wlll| Democratic Party County Chalr- BUY-m SE run for freeholder again. FRI., SAT. ONLY! Joseph Bast will make hisl No have suggested! selection later this week. The ex-' , ,, the Democrats foi .he two sub- ecutive con mlttee reportedly gave urban seats vacated by mm carte blanche, last week. Mr Sweeney and Mr. Farrington. s u p e r m m Tubfast The Republican executive com­ mittee Is expected to approve the 500 MERCER ST. p layw ear Chairman Anton Hollendonner. 6 0 1 1 1 f " «'*4V 33 HIGHTSTOWN 448-0933 It includes lawyers Bruce , -agger me Gecrge V. Schoch i I - VC Ft* I ract OPEN SUNDAY 8:30 - 8 p .m . for state senate, Pennington Bor- GRADE t Sale Ugl JUtK-iIr* a: ATlltan E.Scr.lu- j* Q f I )cA C I <)| M il C f l t Great sheet special! Grants ter and East Windsor Mayor John * P. Selerkv for the suburban assem- . UTCH NECK- - Princeton Con-j Permanent Press percales t h seats, and attorneys Mrs. Re- Company-^ 71-acre sub- CHICKE NS, 97<„ gina Meredith and Peter Fless and ' slJ3r or Pr,rlc'eron-Hlghts- FRYING OVEN-READY RIG TO 1 29 Peter Rossi for the three Free- ,0W! Road received the nod of up­ SC holder seats proval last week from the West Windsor Planning Board. 2 for Police Trenton Det P, Michael Qne dissenting vote was ast 2 9 F , COMPARE AT 3 49 AND 3 99 EACH A infantiondchiidr.nl Spaniciatti is the onh GOP prl- a( meeting by the board chair- • my battler, seeking one of the .. an Alber. Llpp'n jr , who claimed No-iron cotton/polyester Tumble-dry smoothly corduroy Crawler BOILED HAM LARGE EGGS Cotton suspender slack, freeholder seats. tj-i^ developer had used "poor Double flat or fitted Sate 2 for $7 ~ planning." Permanent Pres* pillow cases Sal© 2 for 1 67 boxer longie, 9-24 mos WILSON CERTIFIED 2-4, 3-6x sizes The water supply problem w ill! OSi rL./f ES \i ‘ r k p ...... wnshif Save 2.02! Luxury Cool sleeping! B B o y i girk boxe |.ont ■ at a later date. Preliminary plans,, Sanforized' cotton 1------which received the go-ahead slg- ! 9 9 « chenille bedspread Kapok bed pillows denim Full elastic waist JOHN H. ROBERTS I nal from the board, r l. 3 9 « for comfort Colors In lot development. The township will j DOZ S a le 6.97 sizes 3 to 7. John H. Roberts, 72, died sud- supply a model home on the tract S a le 2 f°r s3 denly at his home in Clearw ater with water, and will extend the wa- CENTER CUT REG 8 9 9 F la ., Juh 31. The former rest- ter man. from Alexander Road to j All cotinn. White on white 21x27" cut size. Pastels dent of the Hightstown-Freehold the sample home According to the Road moved to Florida 24 years j builder, Melvin Boyd, the develop- or pastels Twin or full Polyester foam 2 for 55 CHUCK 55 ago ment houses will tie in the $30- * He Is survived by his wife. Mrs, 35.000 range. STEAK LB Grant Crest rj E sther Roberts of Clearwater, two Wr- Ltppman charged that the daughters, Mrs. Beulah Kelly of developer had Intentionally left Zantre 17 cotton Port Richie Fla., and Mrs. Helen three acres of resident!ally zoned PACKAGE Dacron' Dec 0 Tiers, Wilson of Plalnsboro. Other sur- lar>d free with the intention to try : Hyannis vtvors are four grandchildren and t0 push the board Into a corner" b r e a k f a s t tailored curtains two great grandchildren. In an attempt to have the land LIVERWURST Cape Cod Curtains aRANfin Mr. Roberts was a member of zoned for commercial use. ■ue»t the Army Engineer Corps In World T he board also approved a sev- i BACON SLICED TO Sale War I. Interment was In a mill- en l°t subdivision, Princeton Co-| ORDER tary cemetery Wednesday In: lonlal Park Section Two, to bei Largo, Fla. : developed by the Benford Dev Sale 4 9 * LB LB -0 - opment Corp. The board also I 29* 1.97 approved a minor subdivision on| LI7 ABF TH 1BLF 24 30 lengths Permanent Press Men’s ‘Pima Plus’ South Mill Road as well as plans! 1.74 PR REG 2 49 for a 102 foot by 42 foot New WTG work clothes beth Ci formerly ol ROUND ROAST 24 30 3 6 e n g f h s cotton underwear I Jerse\ Bell Telephone Co. work1 Dacron' polyester/ninon . died 'ooper Hos- PANTS SHIRTS center building on Alexander Road, j drip dries in minutes. ly 22 at the BONELESS The versatile curtains DecO-headings. 5" bot­ IA that can be hung in many 3.77 3.44 Sale 77' TOP OR BOTTOM tom hems, blind-stitched. REG 95c tirzlafj Jo ipiH’itr ways Drip-drv Zantrel* W; h.dri ’umble-dry rr> 36 45 lengths He Polynosic* ravon/cotton wea; >% cotton/ Flat or rib-knit T-shirts, R EG 7 99 Solo 7 47 Pr 1 / Jure r< ( lass u V y c Xtra Tuf™ athleiit sty 1 r undershirts 89 LB 45 length Sale 2 74 Pr mg# Penn Wi * end i| 54 63 long Sole 3 44 Pr R IG 3 99 Sole 7 97 Pr polyester Lints. 29 42, and seamless seat briefs 8 or 90' length'. for the Philadelphia Eagles,wlll of-I Valance 119 Shirts, 14*2-|7i Aii long wearing S-M -L REG 4 99 Sole 3 97 Pr ficiate at pre-game ceremonies CHUCK MONTCO Valance 99 .t the .nnua! Jaycee Giant-Eagle| Fabulous 400 Reverse-shiH gown f >Ott ,i I! ■ lassir ir Sept. 2. ROAST Th c year's game will be the! 3 7* HOT 39 sheer mesh or baby-dell PJ's sixth -.nnu,.. Palmer Stadium meet-| LB * Permanent Press Kodel cotton ruffled ing of the Eagles and Giants. Good | FIRST CUT ONLY DOGS LB tier curtains, 30 36 ong - _ - seamless nylons seats are still available and may obtainec c> writing the New K :iU SOI® I.# Sale 1.57 Jersey Jaycee Football Classic, Swag Valanc® Sal® 1 74 Valanc® 1 19 S ale 37c* REG 99 P. O. Box 324, Princeton or by R E G 44c PR A T L A N T I C " - PORK _ Sleeteless with rounc Sears or Ba mbergers Depart men Stores. Our own brand run reals neckline Acetate tricot CLEANING COMPANY Lint she*"-5 Fine fit new Pastel twins or print/ FINEST RUG Na v y c a p CHOPS 89* EER OPPORTUNITIES fashion shades 8 *2-11 solid Sizes S-M-L CENTER CUT CLEANING High sch ool graduates who are ANYWHERE interested In obtaining more in- Women s nylon Permanent Press formation about the ca reer op- SMOKED call direct, no toll tailored briefs misses' shirts portunities offered to naval en- READY 133- HAMILTON AVENUE listees are T n N »t requested to c onta ct the local Recruiter TO EAT S a le weekdays HAM S ale 3 tor s| 2.47 R E G 39 c PR REG 2 99 Also lar\ icT.tate tricots Polyester cotton, rayon/ (•rare—SL Paul s Episcopal ( hurt h 3 9 * Quick dry: asst colors. 5-7. cotton blends 30 to 46. ' 15—20 T n u t e ' from B r ook + r e e Estates MONTCO BREAD

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