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mOHTSTOWN GAZETTE, MBRCEK C O U m Y ^!EW JERSEY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 198S 135TK TIEAK—NO. 20 PRICE — TWENTY-FIVE CENT
BEHIND THE I OBITUARIES Councilman Answers EWT Motel CiTy? Heiman, Townahip Firt! Code Questions Zoning Bo«rd Head Halfway through the presen to be used in perpetuity. The On Annual Fee Use tation of Abington Realises con issue, he said, Is between the Dead A t SO Years cept review for the building of tw6 parties and the developer Dear Editor: Luxury Budget Inn on Mon should come hi with an amended This is in reply to your qura- mouth street and Woods|de ave plan. The zoning officer, he said, Carlin J., Hfeiman of East Windsor dlied at' the Mount Sinai tions at a recent Council meeting nue at Monday’s East 'V^lndsor has to decide if it' should be and to your article about thn Township Planning Board meet treated as a two acre parcel. Medical , Center in Miami Beach, Ma., BViday. Bc^n-in the Bronx, same meeting. The proposed OSf- ing, a long-time Woodside resi Santosiipsw wanted to know he was 50 years'did. dlnance establishing local fbr' dent exclaimed “East Windsor is if the higrras and egress Is serv forcement of the Slate Fire C o4» going to be motel city” . The con ing that lot or not At this point Mr. Heiman was tfie owner of conlairLs no language on how the cerned resident was one of the Kessous asked if there is an ac the C.H. Printing Company of revenue from annual fees will be several Hlghtstown Heights resi cess or not and what happens if East Windsor. Ife was an active handled, because the State Sta dents w h o had objected to member in the Township Com later the courts decide there is tute requires that all (no more, Econo-Lodge being built at the no access. munity and at ^he time of his no less) such revenue be spent intersection of Woodside avenue death chalrmap of the East on enforcement Kti'vity. I esti and Route 33. Econo-Lodge own Santosusso a''so told the de ■Windsor Towm^ilp Zoning mate that the revenue availaUe er Sydney Kessous was also In veloper the PB would like a het- flbard. He had' aerved on the to Hlghtstown (after the State the audience and raised a ques ter storm water management Board for 10 yean. He had also takes Its 20% cut) wlU be be tion regarding the one-acre ease plan. There are a number of served on the East Windsor tween $10,000 and $13,000. Hila EIGHT BALL ment between Mom’s Peppermlll problems, he said. Planning Board and Shade Tree will be allocated among the fire on Route 33 and the proposed SPORT SHOTS: The Monsters Commission. MrJfielman was for marshall’s salary, office over motel a decade oa the Board of the of the Midway are back. The List Dedication head, and maintenance of rec Twin Rivers Home Owners As mean, bad Chicago Bears are on Abington Realty who has built ords. Ceremony Saturday sociation and was a director of n e w MR. CLEAN. Hightstown sponsible for Hightstown’s ap- a tear. They hold a 11-0 record several Luxury Budget Lodges The fire marshall already ia- &e Twin Rivers Community Richard Auglumbaugh pearance in Ihe central emn- In the National Football League in upper New York State, Penn Of Peddie Lake speefe most, if not all, of the Central Division and waEoped sylvania and now into New Jer I discus»;a downtown clean up moreW district. He was empioy- properties that fall under the such teams as last year Super sey wants to build a 98 room, H ^tatow n Mayor Richard W. Mr. Heiman belonged to the with WilUam Taylor. Mr. Taylor ^ “ part of Bie H u g h ’s con- neyf State law. His now salary Bowl champs, San Francisco four-story inn on the Hights- Aughenbaugh announces the local Lions and Rotary CltAs, Works De- has not yet been determined but ’49ers, New England Patriots and town Country Club property, Peddie Lake restoration has the Millstone P^tography Club ^ trai* ^ h t e which Iwve will be established by Council in Ajperica’s team, the Dallas Cow facing Monmouth street, after been completed and the lake is and the KnlghW of Pythias, He employee and k re- pla«u6d the downtown area, the normal fashion starting In boys. Their chances for an un tearing down the Country Club once again filled and ready for bad for many yei^ri been a Dem- Fiscal 1988. In the unlikely event defeated season look good. At house which has been there since recreational use. A dedication ocratic County j Committeeman N E W LOOK FOR SS CH ECKS that an additional inspector is lanta is on the schedule Sun the 1930’s, or possibly the 1920’s. ceremony will be held Saturday and a member of flte Bast 'Wind- required, appropriate adjust day at home and haven’t been The developers contend they will at noon at the lake at the steps ®°r Democratic Club. Social Security checks will difficult to alter or counterfeit ments to the salary oi-dinance doing too well. This year’s offer a luxury inn comparable to in back of the municipal parking Weimfm is^mirvived bv his have a new look on December 8, More than a dozen security fea- will be made. Remember, ihe Bears' version reminds mo of the the Hilton Inn without the lux lot wito tea ^ daSers f Borough is not allowed to spend teams back In the late thirties, in uries such as the commons area. Steele of New Zealand and R o- Security office in the old check - are contained in more on enforcement than it 1938 and 39 your reporter There will be no restaurant. berta, at home, and grandson, Trenton said today. the design, the ink and the pa- collects in fees. We do not expect watched them maul the Phila "When Planning Board members per. that additional office space will Sam Steele, | The familiar green punched- delphia Eagles in Temple Sta asked the price, Richard H. be required. This is one of the dium & Kennedy Stadium, then Moore, Director of Real Estate A memorial service will be card Aecks t ^ t Social Securily The design features a full- positive aspects of the computer known as Municipal Stadium. for Lusniry Budget Inns, said in held at the East Windsor Mu beneficiaries have been receiving length reproduction of the Statue ization that our Borough offices Mtmicipial held 100,000 people New York state it is $39 or $40, niclpal Courtroom, One Mile IS'**’ will soon undergo. then, but pro football didn’t but a brochure they passed foad. East Windsor, Sunday, at a new, more counterfeit-resistant muted close-up of the Statues I hope that addresses your cost-effective paper check. head and torch on the right over draw but a few thousand In' around to PB members and the 11 am. concerns. I will be pleased to an those Days. The Eagles had a 'skidlence had printed the phrase The U.S. Department of Trea- a multicolored background rang- swer any additional questions sury’s Financial Management ing from light blue to pale peach. ono - eyed quarterback, Tommyi “Enjoy a King, One Person — John L. Maley from you or the public. Thompson. '|only $27.99” . There wag no date Service, the government’s finan- The letters “USA” create a back- Very truly yours, of cial manager, began planning the ground pattern on the front and Monster inventor George Ha- in Ihe brochure to indicate when John Lawrence Maley, 34, Torrington D. Watkins, Westerly, R.I., husband of Don- paper check conversion project back of the check, las was the Bears coach and he it was printed. Borough Councilman na Jean (Totin) Maley, died N o- in the late WTO’s because of new Supplemental Security Income believed in big men. Jack Tor- | The inn would face Monmouth vember 13 at the ITeterana Ad- technology and the need to' con- beneficiaries will continue to re- ranee went over 300 pounds. Big street and the easement acre in ministration Hospim in Provi- form to generally accepted bank- ceive the gold-colored pvmch- Christmas Parade To George Musso, 290. There were question would b e between dence. big practices. Taxpayers will card checlts, Purrelli said. TSie also the likes of Joe Stydahar Kick Off Holidays Mom’s and the back of the Inn. save $6 million per year in costs conversion process to the new and Bulldog Turner. Quarter Mom’s Peppermlll customers are A Navy veter^ of Vietnam paper stock and storage space, checks will not affect them until Santa Clus is coming to town back Sid Luckman ran the show currentlv using that acre for Conflict, he received an honor, The new check is also more April 1. on Friday, November 28, to help with backs like George Mcafee, parking and crossing over the able discharge in 1978 after eight Borough residents officially Hugh GaUemau and the Osman- footbridge which spans Timber years of active duty. A special kick-off their holiday season. ski brothers. In 1940 they whip MAYOR AUGHENBAUGH SERVICE NEWS St. James Church Closed Rxm. Ml-. Murphey, attorney for| instructor in ordinance mech- The annual Christmas Parade ped the Washington Redskins, Mom’s, said Mom’s does not own Mayor Aughenbaugh thanks anics, Mr. Maley had completed Robert M. Hibbs, son of Rich- St. James AME Church, Sum- will begin at 6:30 pm when the 73-0, in the championship game. the land but only the easement aU residents for their total sup several submarine deterent pa- ard M. and Gloria A. Hibbs of 8 mit street, is closed for structural Hlghtstown High School Band, The Bears have had no titles of the acre. The PB attorney, port and contributions to the trols, last serving aboard the Na- Brainerd drive, Cranbury, has repairs. The church, dedicated members of t h e Hlghtstown since 1963 and are looking for Edward Muller, said the PB does restoration of this vittil natural thanael Greene as a missile tech- been commissioned a second in 1973, has a large foundation Lions and Lioness Clubs, Hights- a Super Bowl. not want to get into the legality resource. An open invitation is nician. lieutenant In the U.S. Air Force and wall crack which precludes town-East Windsor 'YMCA, Hi- ODDS AN ENDS: Have you of the easement and who should extended to join in the cere- - He was bom in Princeton, upon graduation from Officer any use of it until it is repaired, Liters, Better Beginnings and noticed your c a r inspection do what. monies. | June 8, 1951, a son of Thomas Training School at Lackland Air The Board of Trustees is pres- others march from Leshin Lane sticker 'black numeral fading John Santosusso, Township There will be speeches, a rib- ^*'‘1 Josephine (Houlahan) Ma- Force Base, Texas. i ently taking bids on the repair donw South Main street and away. Some are almost erased. engineer, suggested the two par bon cutting, ceremonial fish l®y Roosevelt, He attended The 12-week course trained work. The church will be closed wind up near the Firehouse. Otfiicals claim the sun has ties get together and form a plan, stockinc and as a (frand finale a Hlghtstown High School. ' selected college graduates to ap- , until the repairs are completed. At “ around 7” pm Santa him bleached them . . . U. S. Motor for the three acres that would S a ^ c h i n g . I Surviving in addition to his ply communicative skills, pro-1 x u x self will turn on the B orou^'s ists drove a record 1,526 trillion benefit both the proposed lnn| a yoTk.,.!: rith . ' - 1 1 . . ™ . ...,M.tth.wM.Uyi knowlrfg., Christmas lights, said Marianne miles last year. Mileage each car and Mom’s. The developers said c m ... cw »iuJI boat, send him or . brother., Thomas b la ly of and management in poaitions of _ ,______. ______v „n . Heyesey, parade coordinator. registered, number of cars on . a basement social room was built they owned three acres and her down to Peddie Lake A u - |-A^shville, N.C., and James Maley responsibility. Following the lighting cere the road and expense of operat m g ^ ‘ w“u now be assigned at'^® replace the ISOT's church that were getting only the benefit of genbaugh added. of Roosevelt; one nephew; and ing a vehicle increased. The mony, festivities will move up two. three nieces. Chanute Air Force Base, DL j '’y « stairs at the Firehouse, where average motorist spent $3,814 on Several Board members ques Mass of Christian Burial was Guest Speaker He is a 1984 graduate of Drewj Church services are being held coffee, hot chocolate, cookies and his car, Up $69 from 1983. The tioned the need for another motel offered in the Church of the Im- University, Madison. 'at the St. James Village, recently number of miles traveled by the other refreshments w i l l be when there were a goodly num On Thursday, at 7:30 pm in maculate Conception Saturday. * * * I opened on the old Beilis farm. average car jumped from 8,317 served by the Hlghtstown En ber of inns and motels in the the social hall of the Cranbury Interment was in St. Sebastian Army National Guard Private Hightstown-Cranbury road. St. gine Co. No. 1 Ladies Auxiliary. to 8,586 , . . 'World beer produc Township. Moo're replied they Methodist Church The Rocky Cemetery, R.I. Arrangements Robert M. Cenite Jr., son of M ar-; jgmes AME Church is the spon- tion fell for the first time in the Pictures with Santa will be did not feel it was necessary to Brook Garden Club will have were under the direction of the lene L. Samowitz of 65 Benning-' goj. of the St. James Village available. past 10 years in 1984 because of justify the economic feasibility Mrs. Robert E, Lee as guest Rushlow-Iacoi Funeral Home, ^ ton drive, and Robert M, Cenite apartments for low and moderate saturation in the market, low of the Luxury Budget Inn since speaker. She will present Westerly, R.I. I Sr. of 386 Bolton road, both of income senior citizens. List New York Trio temperatures in Europe and in the Township’s zoning permitted “Christmas at Our House” , a j ------j East Windsor*, has completed the 1 creases in alcohol taxes. U.S. is that use in the area. He said the demonstration including tree and | Harold Potter i basic field artillery cannoneer | St. James Village also In Windsor Sunday still the largest producer with 6 major roads and the existing home decorations in preparation i j course under the one station unit for the present the ^ Nutrition bOlion gallons followed by West businesses in the area and even for the holiday season. This' Funeral services for retired (osU T ) program at Center that was held for a good The Hartman Harmonies from Germany and the Soviet Union as far away as Princeton made meeting will be open to the pub- , Sgt. Krst Class Harold ^Potter, Sill, Okla j number of years at the St. Hudson Falls, N.Y., will present . . . Princeton University is listed it economically feasible to build lie and admission will be free, j 66, of Hamilton Township, who OSUT is a program that com James Church. a program of sacred song and as the nation’s fourth best major here. There are the New Jersey Mrs. Lee of Vincentown, U a'died Saturday at Hamilton Hos- bines basic training with ad spoken word Sunday afternoon university according to a survey Turnpike, Route 33 and Route master judge and our district di-V ital were Wednesday at Saul vanced individual training. Wins Soccer Title at 3 pm in Calvary Gospel Mis- of the nation’s college presidents rector for the 1985-86 year. She Colonial Home, Hamilton son Chapel of the American Res 130. The Township, they said, is Coach John (Wags) Wagner’s listed by the N.S. News and Jennifer L. Putnam, daughter cue Workers, 24 Church street, at the crossroads of traffic that lectures and demonstrates ere-1 Square. Hightstown High School soccer World Report. Can’t say that for wants a place to stay. There are ative flower arranging at clubs! The Rev. Dennis P o ^ r s pas- of J ^ R. and Carol A. Putaam Windsor. The group composed of its football team. Stanford Uni plenty of corporations and busi and schools. The Garden Club of .tor of GroveviRe United Meth- the Rev. Herb Hartman, his wife of 6 Brooktree road, East Wind- ^rv Championship Tues- versity is placed first. Harvard nesses who need lodging for their New Jersey has elected her odist Church, otficia sor, has received a three - year Sheila, and their son Steve, are and Yale tied for second . . . in Greenwood day with a 4-1 win over East customers or for those attending chairman of its symposiums. Burial was Army ROTC scholarship. appearing loca'ly for the annual Watching professional wrestling Brunswick. It was their 20th win their conventions or meetings Co-hostesses will be Dale Cemetery. p i e mdet was sel«ited for ffie ^ ^ ^ Anniversary and Thanksgiving can be hazardous. Recently two and they want a place that is not Grubb and Nancy Laudenberger. American Legion Post 31, scholarship on the basis of com- celebration of this local non-de- brothers became violent while too expensive. Hamilton Township held services prehensive tests, high school nominational, evangelical church. trying holds on each other. They ^ Tuesday. Mrs. Leslie McGowan, Town Club Meeting scholastic achievement and ex- Friday the Rams will face The public is invited to attend woimd up vdth injuries and ship planner, said the plan fori i Bom in Hlghtstown, Mr. Pot fracurricular activities. Toms River East in the Group the service. scared their mother. A court has the two acres did not make good The Annual Friday Club Au ter resided in Hamilton Town The scholarship covers full IV State semi-final at Mercer I The building housing Calvary prohibited them, one 16 and the planning sense. Access to Mom’s ction was held at the home of ship for the past 40 years, and tuition, textbooks and laboratory Park. I Chapel, is also the location of other 13 from watching further Peppermlll, she said, is not the Peg Dubell with auctioneer Es retired in 1982 from the N.J. De fees and pays a monthly sub The victory over East Bruns Manna House, an outlet for Bi ipatches. safest situation. ther Ogden promoting good food, partment of Transportation. An sistence allowance. wick was H i^tstown’s first sec bles, books, Christian supplies Murphey, M om’ s attorney, baked goods, white elephant Army veteran of World War II, Upon graduation and comple tional championship in 20 years. and cards, under the manage E W T Master Plan agreed that the three acres items and hand crafted offerings. he was a member of Veterans of tion of the ROTC program, the ment of Mrs. Phyllis Magee. The World War II and served in the should be a continuous site pain. The auction is the main fund cadet will be commissioned as a Trophy Winners Rev. and Mrs. Robert S. Tur- Meeting Continued Mom’s, he said, has not had the raiser for the club and provides N.J. Army National Guard until second lieutenant ton III are the pastor-officers in 1979. In addition, he was a mem Mike Chaudhuri of Ifightstown East Windsor Township Plan money to go on with the plans. the money that is donated to Putnam is a student at the charge of the Gospel Mission ber of American Legion Post 31, earned a trophy for finishing ning Board will meet Monday The developers were not* will community causes. University of Vermont Corps of the A.B.W. at Hights Hamilton Township, and Crest- first in the men’s 20-29 category town and Windsor, The Rev, and with one item on the agenda: ing to do all the improvemerrts. For those who want to know Master Plan conttoued hear- Timber Run Realty is selling the more about oriental rugs, a pro wood Evangelical Congregation Local News at the recent Hlghtstown - East Mrs. Juan Ramon Rios are the review and discussion of land and representative from gram will be presented by Sam al Church, Whiting. Windsor Community Fair lOK pastors of the Hispanic congre- Surviving are his wife, Emma Gloria Hansen, Rocky Brook run sponsored by the New Jer- input from November 20, 1985 the realty co., said they were no Roth Friday at the home of Jo ^tion. The Rev. and Mrs, Paul Carson Potter; a daughter, Phy Court, Hlghtstown, and Karen S. sey National Bank. Chaudhuri public hearing and discussion longer involved, but they felt it Coates. Serving as co - hostess J. Rowley, associate pastor, re llis Amico of New Egypt; a son, Karp, Windsor, were inducted finished with a time of 36:58. for, modification to the Master was never intended that the 2 will be Janet Field. cently relocated in Kentucky. parts not be used together. Carlton A. of Toms River; his recently into the Mercer County David Rosenblatt .also a The Rev. Samuel L. Turner of Plan. mother, Teresa of Hamilton Hightstown resident copped the The meeting will begin at 8 Muller said the PB does not A loafer always has the cor Community College chapter of East Windsor and the Rev. Jo Township; eight grandchildren; Phi Thetta Kappa, national hon one mile run for fun. seph Rizkovsky of Dayton oc pm and will be held In the mu ■want to get into what Mom’s can rect time. — Ken Hubbard. two great - grandchildren, and orary schoiastic fraternity for casionally preach at Calvary nicipal buUding, 16 Lannlng do le^lly. The PB can not as Hlghtstown Gazette — $7 Yr. several nieces and nephews. two-year colleges. Hightstown Gazette — $7 Yr. Chapel, boulevard. sume tile one acre is not going BKHR8TOWH QAJPEm, O O U atT NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER V, 198S PACB f O W M i
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Phone 201 — TOWNSHIP tion of Stockton and Rogers ave- Although dementia usually de- 787-66®. nue, slammed into a young sap- velops in the e'derly, it can occur l«-4t Direct Inquires to ling, uprooting it. The Mercer at any age, said Dr. Swirsky- County Shade Tree Commission Sacchetti. “It Is hard to toow SECURITY GUARDS John Caltabiano had just planted It that morning, when memory loss should cause Deep tire marks were left in die concern, since some forgetful- Permanent and part tbne, Uni- 201-675-1010 soft soil ness occuta naturally with age. ionna and equipment suppHed. 19-2t An eva'uation will determine the Work in tfte Htt^tWown, Dayton, HEALTH TIPS type and aeverity of the memory South BninswitA;, Edison and k>»,” he aaid. Fiacataway. areas. Senior Citi- FOUND Mesaage Fm H ie Eldaiy: Dr. Kay atreaaed that approxi welcome. For appointment Don’t Take Memory teas For mately haJf of all dementia pa- . ^ . STRAY, MALE TABBY CAT, Gnaited cA b etw eea 9 brown, black and white stripes. tienta have Alzheimw*! disease Friday. unaltered. Came to G A- WUi Patricia AJ. Kay, MJ>o and that, for the remaining half, W-4t o p t FE three or four mootha nianiaa Swinky-SacriMtti^ maaaurea can be taken to prevent y ' ...... ■ ago. OWNER if can idemtify. can PkD, W. CampbeR progressioa or reverae the p r ^ MUNICIPAL CLERK’S Ckhm CaU 448-0373. MAW. ceas, thus avoiding uanecasnty 20-2t* Thoesae ielfenww UaiveteMy permanent ImpeirmenL OFFICE ____ “No one should accept memory ' HELP W ANTM t • “Lately I’ve noticed that my ^ inevitable part of ag- Deputy clerk. East W ia^r mother is forgetful and con- older people can and do Township, 35 hour week. Bene- WOTOD YOT STU5F enve- «i,ut i guess function very weU at an ad- Ats available. Send resume and lopes for |i,000's there’s nothing anyone can do. vanced age,” said Dr. Kay. qualifications to Ralph M. Pal- information, send r e lf-a t o ^ e d growing old. Are Editor’s note: November is Na- mieri, acting manager, 16 Lann- stamped enyebpe to Cash Wise, memory loss and confusion t i o n a 1 Alzheimer’s Disease ing Blvd., East Windsor, NJ Dept 3 25% Church street, Fair jueyitable part of agingt" Awarene^ MontL 0«20. NO PHONE INQUIRnS. Haven, NJ 0770L answer is no, according # » » HOE. to Patricia A. J. Kay, MJJ., as- (Sen^ueries to YOUR LIFE, CONSTRU CnOlfTABORER distant professor of psychiatry y o u K HEALTH, Thomas Jef- — ------— ------wanted for Hightstown project h m ^ h ^ v io r atjteffer- ferson University, Room 511, Vehicle and driver’s Ucense re- Medical Oo.lege of ThomM Scott Building, 1020 Walnut PAR T TIM E qulred. CaU Sandy at a09~426- Jefferson University. “Both el- stree, Philadelphia, P A 19107). derly and middle-aged p e o p l e ______INSTRUCTOR 19-281 .softer from demen^ or Art Exhibit teadier for adults—AM. ______deterioration of mental functions. m i P M . classes, 10 houn per But if the dementia is detected P a s t Windsor week. Bxperieaice necessary, oer- CERTIFIED HOME early. It may be due to a con dition that can be arrested or Peter Cook, well known por- MBeatlon required. CaL East HEALTH AIDES Windsor Community Education even reveraed," said Dr. Kay. trait and landscape painter, «CI»—448-8770. Work close to home About ha f of those afflicted judged Tri-County Art Assod- lB-3t Excellent salary with dementia have a potential- atlon's Eighth Annual Juried Art ly treatable condition, according Exhibit, he d in the East Wind- Free employment idiyslcal to Dr. Kay, who is also medical sor Municipal Building on Lann- PAR T T IM E Mileage reimbursement dlrector of the Center for the ing Boulevard. INSTRUCTORS Car allowance Study o f Geropsychiatry at The awards will be presented Eligible for a vacation and Thomas Jefferson University gt the opening reception Friday, Instructors to teach wood sick time in second year Hospital. Twenty - five percent from 5 to 8 pm. They are as fol- SAVE y o m working, scuba diving, home re of employment suffer from multi-infarct demen- lows: pairs, travel tips. Part time Job requirements include tia, which is caused by a num- Acrylics — lst-“Un- evenings $12 per hour. Apply to driver's license, car and ber of sma.l strokes and is often East Windsor Community School, te'ephone arrestable. About 10 percent 23nd-“Maine Shore- 309 Ward St, Bkist Windsor, NJ. have reversible dementia, a re- p, jjy q ’- 08520. Phone 609-448-3770. MCOSS sult of many conditions such as Princeton; 3rd-“Spring' 18-St a vitamin deficiency or a hor- j^y,, (acrylic) by Nancy B.; NURSING SERVICES mone imbalance. Frank, Princeton; Honorable! 141 Bodman Place, Red Bank, NJ The remaining 50 percent suf- Mention-“Home" (oil) by W.H. LIQUID FERTILIZER Call for appointment fer from Alzheimer’s disease, o ’Brian, Princeton, TECHNICIANS — 201-747-1204, ex t 282 which is progressive, or a com- yfatercolor - ls t-“Passing the Equal Opportunity Employer bination of .^zhelmeris a n d ,,y p^j gp^^y^ jjorth WANTED, lfl-3t multi-infarct dementia, she add- 2nd - “SuAset on ed. Hamilton” by Jim Malo, Prince' To leam the operation of our MISCELLANOUS According to Hiomas Swirsky- ton; 3rd-“CatskUl Creek” by Liquid Fertilizer Manufarturing: ------. _ Sacchertti. Ph.DD., assistant pro- b . hv Reeve7KlaiTk Hightstown' department of psychiatry Honorab’e Mentions: ^‘Flooded Fertilizer Application J q u j p- $50,112. Thousan.^ of jacanctes, ^y^p. Bowen, Morris ment. Must posses a N.J. Dri- „a n y your area. New Guide liste ^ 7 T d ‘7 ; 2 a fa’ l lnto fotm X .’^ r p T o t T c T m r g fr yers License and have a good where and how.^ . 9 5 plus $1 general categories. These include b v L t m e L e Burke East W hS- drlving re cord. Agricultural shipping Natmna^Empfryment, deterioration of an Individ- L ig h t L n t u c S back-ground is a deflnate plus. 2M-V Elmwood, Buffalo, N. Y, uais language skills, memory, b y ’ r .V. Haverkamp, Cranbury. Must be dependable, responsible, 14222. visual and spatial skills, and the Col’age, Prints, and annd willing to learn. Competi general ability to plan and or- Multi-Media - 1st - “Angela” tive wages and many fringe Hightstown Police (pastel) by Helen Post, Kendall benefits. Contact: “Personality changes often ac- 2nd-“No. 55” (collage) by Mr. Ted Platz Weekend Report company dementia. Victims may Eleanor Baksa, East Brunswick; Plant Food Chemical Co, frc. On November 1 4 Jerome become withdrawn, frustrated 3rd-“Cape May Rocks” (pastel) Cranbury, N.J. Jones, 29, of 145 Rogers avenue and depressed becat^e they are by E'izabeth Horton Shore, East (609) 448-M35 •17 o, was cau^t with his arm in a unable to interact with their en- Windsor; Honorable Mention: mail box in front of the Rights- vironment in the way they are “Untitled” (pen and ink) by town post office attempting to accustomed, said Dr. Swirsky- Ogbriel Bass, New Brunswick, MISCELLANEOUS extract maU. A Hightstown po- Sacchetti, who also serves as t b e exhibit will continue liceman spotted him and caLed clinica' neuropsychologist on the through January 3, Monday PROPANE the station. Jones dropped a let- geroj^ychi^liry team of the de- through Friday, from 9 am to 6 H & H GAS CORP. ter he had taken from the box partment of psychiatry and hu- fujther information, call and was arrested and held at the man behavior. 448-®67. Main St., Windsor local jail. A Federal Postal In - “Sometimes there are no n o- 609-448-3232 spection officer was called to the ticeable personality changes, and OBITUARIES m u JiR tlY STATE SAPETY^GOSHtA Parts for all Makes Gm GdSs scene and Jones was charged the symptoms may vary among R V .’s & OriU T u k s with a federal offense. He will Individuals, makiiyr dementia Raymond P* Borke be tried before a Federal Court difficult to diagnose,” he added, FWed 3 days a Funeral services and burial for 8 ajn. to 4 pja. in December. According to Dr. Kay, the con. dition may also be hard for rel Raymond P. Borke, 53, of Prtn- Jones will appear here D e- spouses to detect. The cfiton Arms Apartments, who cember 4 on other charges. aff Icted individual often ration- Sunday at The Medical PAINT & Criminal mischief was com- gu^es or compensates for the de- Center at Princeton, will be held mitted on a state car at the dining abilities. Dementia may Friday in Syracuse, N.Y. WALLPAPER Grace N. Rogers School Novem- not be detected early because Bom in Syracuse, Mr. Borke ber 11 when someone broke the ^ ^ individual is physically resided in the East Windsor area HICHTSTOWN PAINT rear window of the vehicic. Pa- hea thy, and people are not ^®r the past 12 years. He worked & WALLPAPER trolman Jack Stachurski inves- g^gj>e of the condition's gradual ® mail clerk at Berlitz Lan- PAINT • WALLPAPER tigated. onset 0^age Centers of Princeton and ACCESSORIES A video camera, worth $800, Dementia often becomes ob- ^tlred as a staff s e r g ^ t with was stolen during normal busi- vious at the time of an illness or fn© Air Force after 20 years, ness hours from the Movie Head- the death of a spouse, “When ^ ® veteran of the Korean • loots •P U S T E R * BRUSHES quarters, Franklin street, Friday, people leave familiar surroimd- i tit •STAINS ‘ SCRAPERS Patrolman Dona.d Stanziale In- mgs to enter a hospital, tor in- Surviving are a son, Paul W. •VARNISH vestigated. stance, they may be noticeably • LEVOLOR VENETIAN BLINDS Criminal mischief occurred at confused and disoriented. Or, B u ^ , Mobile, A^a.; a -DISCOUNT m a s - Michael’s Plaza, Mercer street, when a spouse dies, the survivor dau^ter, Lori Am of Trenton; 609-448-4888 Monday. Two tires were cut and may have difficulty functioning William and Rob- 395 Mercer St., : flattened. a’ one,” said Dr. Swirsky - Sac- obth of Syracuse, and a sis- Hightstown I On November 13, Robert J. chetti. Syracuse, and a sls- Schussler, 26, Crestfield Acres, "In many cases, family mem- . j Route 130 was charged with bers are the first to notice an Arrange are ^ d e r the C K O s . driving while under the influence impairment,” said Jennifer W. Home ^ 13fi* Mort.n'*' of a cohol. Coming out of Mon- CampbeU, M.S.W. Ms. Campbell Morrison Ave., mouth street, he missed .the turn suggested that the faml'y discuss ® '______either right or left on North concerns with a physician. ' Main street and plowed into the When a physician does not tow^^to porch of the right hand side of have the facilities to counsel the “ ‘ th« the double house on North Main individual and family, Ms. Camp- ® street directly opposite the in- bell recommends a complete tersectlon of North Main and eva’uation by a multi-disciplin- Monmouth streets. The house Is ary team. "An evaluation team owned by the First Presbyterian consists of a neuropsychologist. Church. A portion of the porch psychiatrist, neurologist and a was demolished. Schussler and social worker who often work a passenger riding in the car with the family physician to help with him were taken to Prince- the individual and family ton Medical Center by the through the crisis stage,” said South Mato & M«re«r Sts. Hightstown First Aid Squad. Ms. Campbell. Auctrilla hat more thsn 10 Gina Hendrix, 22, was in- “The geropsychiatry evaluation Hightstown, N. J. timet M many tiiaep (14$ vo'ved in an accident at the cor- .clinic at Jefferson Is a consulta- inillioni at oumani (IS 448-1069 448-0112 ner of Stockton and Acaremy tive service that provides tofor- •nllllQn), PM5^ SIX HIGHTSTOWN GAZETTE, MERCER COUNTT NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1985 into a cooi room where temper-1 ent age classes ranging from un- atures range between 50 and 601 der 14 years o'd to over 60 years, degrees, water regularly, and i The entry fee is $6 and every- BUSINESS GUIDE provide good light but not direct | one pre-registering before No NOTES sun. In about two weeks, move vember 20 will receive a T shirt potked bulbs into a 60 to 65 de Entry forms may be picked up gree room vsdth full sun for at Lucar Hardware in Princeton blooming. Junction or by calling John a u t o d e a l e r s By Charles M. Holln«^ Tender bulbs, such as paper- Donahue at 799-4394 or John Dl- Jonathaa P. Repair, PRINTING white narcissus and amary’lis, do Polvere at 799-1092. Question* Ma i n l i n e g a r a g e Mercer County Apiculture not require a cool temperature ask Bemt Midland 799-1642. Agent CrtHTSLER - PLYMOUTH treatment before forcing. The paper-whiles can be placed in CAN SAVE UJ5. Hiwity 138 & C o n o w Bond bowls or riiallow pots of peb Post Office MONEY BY bles or sand and will b'oom in eO«fatstown. N. I. PRUNING TREES NOW Needs Employee* three to five weeks at a temper R you are considering tree S A im - (888> I t u h t s t o m n ature of 60 degrees. The Hightstown pruning next spnimer ypu should Plants amaryllis bulbs in p b ^ l^efcer street, n sravic* - <88t> give it serious cot^deratlon wWqh will al'ow olie InchGl casual employees foT; 1 O^azpttp right now.' You may save money -^•‘cis around- the bulb. to Jositoh Pjii BOWLING in the Idn^ rim. 114 Rogers AveniM ■ third of itoastor. Work.at.jlffil HIGHTSTOWN ^rihg pr HbdVbKhm .ime said is in'itidaislitdasi^'he Hightstown, N. J. t e j^ t iocatlofrI... _ tt______60 ______additional employees are needed b o w l i n g l a n e s ___ , OOOnBJL LMWOl Phone 099-448-9373 should liiodto iix to e l^ t ■OVfUPO frees th^i iLey jare too busy to do routine priiniri^j. iSuiing.ine after potting. person, t^ P w n e at tiie piist of QUOTAflONS CHVBI a a fall and winter incsst of the.com fice dtimg thi regular hours the PImnm 44t-22SI panies are eager to keep their Lion* I^oadR(aces PO Is open. men busy. The difference in TAXI SERVICE REAL ESTATE price for the two seasons will S»L November SO Chunirpro^^ be noticeable. The sixth annual Wert Wind The Adult Choir of Fin* Secondly, it la easier for a JOHN’S TAXI sor Lions Club “Race for VI- Presbyterian Church will pre- f / m l A a i e c K freeman to shot the cankered, slon” win held on Saturday,' ggnt a perfomance bf Antoato Alien & Stults Go. a Mp a galled, or insect-ridden branches 24-hour Service November 30, beginning at the “Gloria”, Sunday, No- o/citecic-U P when there are no leaves on the ^ o o l in Princeton June-j vg^iber 24, in the church aaa0- REALTORS tree. This means his job wi'l be Phone 448 Z492 Uon, There will be a two milejtuary. The public is invited, more thorough and you will have fmi run and a 6.2 mUe race over Melissa Hooper, organist and better results. the level streets of the town be-j choir director, will conduct La n d s c a p e c o n t r s . Third, but still Important is gimtog and ending at the high choir will be assisted by g u ^ YOUR LIFE. YOUR HEALTH the fact that brandies cut out school -a e races will be held soloists from the Westminrtw Beal Estate — Insuraaoe aud The Village of the free will not injure a rain or shine. College, Princeton. Mutual Fuisds SHINGLES: Dr. Murphey characterizes the beautiful lawn so much at this Trophies will be awarded to ———i time of the year. Larger NURSERIES THE cmCKENPOX VIRUS disease as “annoying but mild” fimt three,man,and women In ancient Rome k tooau ol 106 N. Main S t With Sheila A. Murphey, MJ). for most patients. However, sIm brandies dropping from a free ^limidrs ih bbth rac^ ahd med- Valentine’s Day was e^Ebratod — StHet » >53 - after the spring thaw may result Themae Jefferson University warns tbitt there are several d r- 'Wi^, bs {dven jto the first on February 15 in houtfr e f da* KM. M ACS LOCKE, OwMi HifhUtown, N. J. 08529 cumstences In which hospitali in large holes in your ground or This highly contagious disease three places to &e seven differ- Goddess Juno. 9 Grsmmt of ^ KM m of Pbooa 448-8118 zation is w arrant^ ruined pieces of sod in your VmFMy Stoek la sometimes referred to . tp lawn. “adult chickenpox.” Others caU I-esio-ns on the face, for in Last but perhai^ most im - ^ Hmi Nurstritt stance indicate a more sereve jit “shingles." Its proper mrfical poriaiit of all, make sure your 1600)448-8183 I • Lmdfca^m name, however, is Herx>es zoster- form of tiie disease that can lead THE MING ROOM tree expert or arborist is com- to serious damage to the eye if varicella, and it strikes about IS pleteV covered by insurance. dial 448-(l43S certain areas are involved. Also, 4 8 i J # > Chteese and AmerictB OtU m percent of all Americans who Non-Insured freemen may drop she notes, patients whose im Y o r k Road — HighUtown have had chickenpox, according branches on cars, bicycles, PAGODA COCKTAIL LOUKGB mune systems are impaired as a to Shei a A. Murphey, M.D., di fences, etc., and then having NOW FEATURINO result of cancer, radiation or rector of the division of infec nothing mote than an apology steriod therapy, or certain un Plumbing & Heating SPECIAL UJNCI-.ISONS tious diseases of the department with which to pay the bill. of medicine at Jefferson Medical derlying diseases are at risk of • • • Contractora 448-2372 dve^oping disseminated Herpes Stockton iSSitirs Sc Sliquars, Inc. College of Thomas Jefferson PREPARE BULBS NOW zoster; these patients may re University. FOR INDOOR FORCING quire intraveno-us drugs to stop “The Herpes zoster - varicella Long before the first crocus or ROOFER its spread to tixeir internal or virus is believed to be present snowdrop blooms outside you gans. in the nerve tissue of anyone can have bulbs flowering 1'. PAGE EIGHT HIGHTSTOWN GAZEITE, MERCER COUNTY NEV7 JERSEY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1985 LEGAL NOTICE deposit with the Township $1,000 equals 159 total SCHOOL NFWS NOTICE in cash or certified check im Proposed Kreps vs McKnight NOTICE is hereby given that mediately upon the close of the 138 The game was on October 30. on Wednesday, the 18th day of auction and shall pay the re This has been set on the In the first quarter, the girls of December, 1985, at 8 VM., at the mainder at the time of transfer Board’s calendar which will be Sights On Safety Kreps kept it even with Theresa Boro HaU, North Main Street, of title. called on December 2, 1985, at Cody in the goal. At the end of Hightstown, New Jersey, the Transfer of title shall take 8:00 p.m. prevailing time at the the first quarter the score was Board of Adjustment of said place at a mutually convenient East Windsor Township Munici Kreps 0 and M cK niZt 0. The Hi^tstown will hold a hearing time within ten (10) days after pal Bui ding, 16 Lanning Boule third quarter for the girls was on the appeal or application of notification of award. vard, East Windsor, New Jersey, their second victory over Mc- t!he undersized, at which time The Township reserves the and when the calendar is called, Fire Extinguisher Symbols You Should Know ICnight. Netra Desia had two w d place all interested parties r iZ t to reject any and all bids you may appear in person or by goals, one on an assist from will be given an opportunity to if it determines such rejection to your attorney and present any B izabeth Meyers and the other he heard. be in the public interest. If, for objections which you may have on an assist from Theresa Cody. !f IndleaHs the cxftn* Location of Premises: any reason, the Township rejects to the granting of this applica Another girl that had a score is guUhar h oppiicabfa for Street Number — Route 130 the bids, the deposit will be re tion. u«r on ordinary coiRbus> Amy Margot with an excellent and Stockton Street, turned. A copy of the application apd 4ibl«s such as woed» assist by a player on McKnight. eiolh, papar, rubbory Lot — 20. By order of the Township all supporting documents are on Karen Kern in goal kept Mc Thi* tymLol will always ba found •ic. Hi* bockground at Block — 7. Council of the Township of East file at the Planning Board/Zon- Wst»r, Multl'Purpos* Dry Ch«ni- th« symbol will b« eithsr Knight from scoring. Outstand Ir I Slid Foom typ* •xtlnQuIsb^ Nature of aH>eal or applica- Windsor, Mercer County, State ing- Board of Adjustment Office MsfalKc ar Ortsn. ing player were Laurie Zipper, Uon: of New Jersey. during normal business hours, 8 Cathy Phelps, Rachel Arhon, To permit the construction of Linda L. Moore, Mayor a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through If IndkfilM tht Laura Bruckman and the entire a detention basin on property Elizabeth G. Nolan Friday, for inspection and re gulsbar Is oppHcabla for team. The final score was Kreps ui* on fiommablo or known as Lot Block 7, Municipal Clerk view, if desired. 3, McKnight 0. The Kreps girls combystlbU liquids, B orouZ of Hightstown. H. Gazette, November 21, 1985. Vantage-New Jersey, Inc. eommobi* g a m , or sIm- are undefeated.* Bogatz and Shore, P.C. Fee $24,75 Applicant tblhi symbet will always b# feoadl llor matorials. Th* back> In the second quarter for the ground of fh» symbol Harold Bogatz, Attorney 2777 Stemmons Freeway •an Mmi • Purpot# Dry OiiRnictd, boys, Kreps did a great job of Corban Olexld*