The Franklin NEWS-RE(:ORD

Secondclass postage]aald VOL.18, NO.24 TWOSECTIONS, 24 PAGES SOMERSET,NEW JERSEY 08873, THURSDAY,JUNE 14, 1973 at Somerslt0 N.J. 08873, 10 CENTSPER COPY - $4.50 PERYEAR Fisher Captures Ward 2 With 27- Ote Margin : FranklinRepublicans gained a Mr.Fisher also received78 votes hadactively campaignedfor Mr. seventh seat on the Township to Mrs.Reilly’s 62 in the eighth Fisher. Councilon Tuesdaywith Normandistrict and101 to 64in the tenth Mrs. Reilly offered her Fisher defeating Independent district. Mrs. Reilly wonthe congratulationsto Mr. Fisher, candidate HelenReilly by a absenteeballoting 14 to 11. saying that the people had narrowmargin of 27 votes in the In conceding defeat Mrs. spoken. She said she’ would secondward runoff. Mr. Fisher Reilly said she thoughtshe had returnto her formerpost in the received 501 votes from the done "a very good job con- Franklinflealth Departmentas tawnship’ssecond largest ward, sidering I had no organization clinic coordinator and vital while Mrs. Reilly, a former support." She stated that Mr. statisticsclerk. Democratic committeewoman,Fisherhad had the backingof the received474. A single write-in Republicans, the Taxpayers Mrs.Reilly addedthat one of vote was cast for Rnslyn Association and also the the major issues in her cam- Westheimer. Democrats in the runoff, paign, changingthe operating claiming that forrder eeeond hoorsoftownshipdepartmentsta Voting in the five polling ward eaedidata Walter Ogburn accomodateworking people, districts see-sawed from had workeddirectly against her. wouldstill be an issue for her. favoringone candidate, to the Franklin DemocraticChair- "Peoplehave to take timeoff other. Mrs. Reilly carried her manDavid Linett claimed he fromwork now and lnse wagesin homedistrict,district 14, by a 120 knewof no organizedDemocratic’ order to take out marriage vote margin with 226 votes supporteitherfororagainstMrs, licenses and other types of against 105. She also carried Reilly. permits. I’d like to see the "Shesure putup a goodfight," townshiphave evening hours to district23 by 5ato 38. Mr.Fisher, servethese people,"she said. however,clinched the electionin remarkedMr. Linett, but added NormanFisher the seconddistrict by 168to 50. that he knewof no Democratwho The two candidates werethe highest vote-getters of an originalfielrloffivewhohadvied for the secondward seat being vacated by AlexanderNaruta. Schools Dismiss E Lrly ¯ Amongthe other five candidates .werebeenWalterendorsedOgbum, byWh°hadthe Membersof the NorthBrunswick Police underwater recovery whilecooling off in thelake with his companionsduring Tues- Democrats;Joseph Tanora, an teampull 1hebody of LeroyJordan from the watersof Spooky day’sscorching heat. : Because Of H( t Weather independent;and Rona]d York, BrookPond at ColonialPark, East Millstone. Mr. Jordan,a Mr.Ward pointed out that the replacementwould be set up at nephewof Mr. Fisher. in the SCANdrug treatment program, drowned (Photoby ManvillePhotography Workshop) oThetl~eeCentnon-air’conditionedheat wave’s effect boardshould consider the needs tonight’sagenda session of the Theonly twoDemocrats who Frank]in Townshipschoolshasof theconservativesofFranklin board. Thereplaeement should will remainon the township: led to the initiation of an early in appointinghis replacement, be madeby mid-July,he said. councilafter it reorganizedon closing schedulewhich started Headded that the boardshould Finalpassage of a $208,214cut July 1 will be presentmayor Dr. New Brunswick Tuesdayandwill beginofficially not appoint someonewho was inthedefeated$9.YmillionschoolRichardDriver and recently-re- Man, 23 on Friday. On Friday, defeatedin.the Februaryboard budgetfor 1973-74was also un- elected fourth war¢lcouncilman elementaryschools close at 12:40 elections, "becausethe elec- dertakenby the school boardon Dr. Williani Howard.Leaving p.m.,SampsonG.Smith cleses at torata had spoken," regarding Mondaynight. Thebudget cut their placeswillbeDavidDe 1:10p.m. and the highschool thosecandidates, passed7 to 2, withMr. Ward and Vries of the third wardand closesat noon. Mari]yn Zuckermanwas the Mr. Spielmanvoting against the JosephKnolmayer of the first Drowns In Colonial Park Boardmembers denied that highest vote-getter of the cut. Mr. Wardclaimed he voted ward.They win he replacedby ¯ ~ the early clnsingshad anything ta defeated school board can- against the cut becausehe felt John Cullen and Dr. Joseph by AnitaSusi ~ andother participantsand staff Park Police, a call was made The North Brunswickpolice do withreports of a fight last didate~, the budgetwas still too large, Martino, whojoin Republicans ~’ memberson SCAN’sprogram Tuesday afternoon at 3:05 diversrecovered the bed~(of Mr. Friday at SampsonG. Smith Raymond[~Iesiah, presidentof whileMr. Spielmansaid he felt BruceWilliams, Samuel Nelson, Leroy Jordan had been a left the hotbuilding at 9 Pershingreporting a drowningin Spooky Jordan at 4:30 p.m., about 45 school betweenabout 15 black theboord,said the proeed’urefor the remainingbudget would not Richard Messnerand Attilio participant in the SCAN Ave.,in Somersetand droveout BrookPond in ColonialPark. The minutesaftdr rescueoperations andwhitestudents. Dr. Maxwellappointing Mr. Ward’s be large enough. ¯ Lattanzioon the council. (Somerset Citizens Against to shadyColonial Park in East ~,Ianville and ,East Millstone had begun, reported Wednesdaymorning "program’Millstone to workout plans for a RescueSqimds~ere summode~, Thepark police-reportedthat that the intermediateschool was !’3 " ~’’/’~-" "’:::"!:’:’~ for onlyfour days. communityearnivaLMr. Jordan along withFranklin l~oliee and several membersof the SCANoperating normally and that ~ " ~ i ii~]:: ii!l OnTuesday, June 12, the 23- never returned fromthe outing, theNorthBrunswick Underwater grouphad goneswimming in the disciplinary action had been ~’’ year-oldNewBrunswick re.~ident Accordingto SomersetCounty RescueTeam. lake prior to the drowning, takenagainst all participantsin " ~ ’~’i , : :’i Swimmingin the county park the incidents,resulting in their :~ . : lakes and parks is prohibited, removalfrom school. .~.] andis punishableby a $20fine, Dr. Maxwellremarked that said the police,adding that they tights occurevery day in junior had not issued any summonses,high schools, because "the BruceBrooks, a spokesmanfor studentsare just at that age."He SCAN,said the other residentsof addedthat a few extra parent the SCANprogram were "in volunteers had beencalled in shock", from the drowningin- ’temporarilyand that the police eident and were having rap hadbeenattheschoollastFriday sessionswith staff membersall day Wednesday. but werenot there any longer. Mr.Brooks told the story of the Oneparent, Robert Eastonot drowningas well as he. felt he 86 WalnutAve., charged that Dr. !’. ".i couldpiece the’ factstogether. Maxwellwas whitewashingthe "Mr. Jordan and a numberof incidentsat the school,claiming the othersdecided to cooloff and his daughter,an eighthgrader at started swimmingacross the S.G.S., wasnot returning to lake. Abouthalbway across they schoolfor the remainderof the tired anddecided they couldnot schoolyear, whichends June 20. makeit across so they turned A parentdoing hall dutyat the back.Mr. Jordan tired andcaUed high school l~Ionday morning for help. Oneof his two com- remarked that the heat was panions was a better swimmercausing frayed tempersin the than the other and attemptedto schoolbut that there hadbeen no help him but Mr. Jordan’ was incIdentsthere. strugglingand the assistantgave fn other school boardaction, up. Someof our peopletried to the board accepted the Nomafe chauvinism was evident at this year’sAthletic Awards Banquet for FranklinHigh School. helpMr. Jordan but could not," resignationof outspokencon- Glrls sharedthe limelight with the boys as CherylMatley received the Outstanding Female Athlete said Mr. Brooks. servativeMichael Ward, who is Award.Left to right areF.H.S. principal George Cleaveland, Mrs. Matley, Miss Matley, Kerry Davis Mr. Brooksadded that the leaving Franklin to heada andMr. Matley. Photoby KenLangdon SCANresidents have a field trip department at American every Tuesday,and this one had Cyanamidin Parkersberg,W.Va. been set aside as a planning Mr. Ward, who said the Mooday Girls Sh~ sessionfor a specialchildren’s night meetingwould be his last carnival the groupwas going to Franklin’ boardmeeting, will re Limelight hold.The carnival will still go on, leave the boardwith a 5 to 3 " hesaid, liberalmajority. Mr. Jordan lived at 186 Com-Both liberals and con- stock Street in NewBrunswick servativesheaped praise on Mr. At Sports AwardDinner and is survivedby his parents Wardfor his nearlyfive yearson andbrothers and sisters, the board. The Franklin TownshipBoard MissMotley, it wasnoted, chester, Larry Dais and Anthony Pity the poorblob, who evidently had enough of the sizzling heatand went up in a cloudof spores, ’. of Educationhas beenvindicated servedthis past schoolyear as Mullins. TheF probablya cousin to therecently-reportedcreepiesinTexas, liveditsshort lifein ,. from suspicions of male presidentoftheVarsityClub,and JanetKroniek won the award the backyardof EdwardMontegari Of 83 DouglasAve, Somerset Mr Montegari s p cturedw th his " chauvinism,as wasnoted in a wasalso the first girl in Franklinfor girls’ crosscountry, while twograndchildren, Deena, 3, andBrian, 7. (Photoby AnitaSusi) letter by Dr. RobertMaxwell, HighSchool to competeon a Tricia O’Connelland Cheryl superintendentof schools, at the previouslyall-male athletic Matleywon field hockeyawards. . nnal House Franklin HighSchool Booster team,the bow]ingteam. Shealso MissO’Connell was also named Club’sannual Athletic Awards receivedawards in bowlingand mostvaluable player on the girls’ Whato~ In A Blob’ Anyway? Banquet last Thursday at the in’ girls’ field hockey.Miss basketballteam. " MartinsvilleInn. Matleyhas playedthree years of . JohnTakaes won the bowling Benefit Planned ¯ In his letter to the highschool varsityfield hockey,three years award,while MarkGallup took That’s : the News-Recordmoldsare membersof the plant in color, wouldbleed red whenit Whatever’happened to those as the MillstoneValley Trio will athletes, Dr. Maxwellpointed cut of girls’,trackand one and a half winter track and HerbBradley wanted to ’knowwhen it was or animal kingdom,due to the was poked, nice peoplewho were working so’ providebluegrass music for the that this year "the fellowswere yearsof girls’ basketball, wonthe baseball award. discovered’thatone of the odd characteristics they display of Theblob’seemed to die Sunday hardlast’ fall to raise fundsfor entertainmentof those attending sharing the limelight with the Harry Kronick,’ whoalso In track, Pat Blair, Carl creatures’~ had;’ome "to visit eachtype. Livingalong with the evening, letting out what Mr. the restorationof the BlackwelPs¯ the event, girls,,and madenote of the fact receivedawards in cross-countryMobley,Mark Gallup and Andy FranklinTownship. A sampleof. myxomycetesis a bacteria which Montegaridescribedassmoke. It Mills Canal House? The Millstone Valley Trio that the school boardhad madeand the Booster Club Award, Schepelwon awards, while Beck the remainsof the blobwas taken Dr. Eveleigh suspects is ac- shrankto a shriveled dark red :. They’restill around,wrapping consists of DougCraig playing tremendousefforts to keepparts : received the trophy for Out- Blair took girls’ track honors. " to the Rutgers College of, tinomycetns,acommon bacteria, mass which deesn’t move or up the last-minuted6tails for a banjo, David Kohut. playing of the girls’ athletic programsinstandingMale Athlete. -. Agriculture and Environmental Accordingto Dr. Eveleigh,the changecolors any more. newproject whichshould bring guitar and Ellen Faber on the ].973-74school budget. Football awards were as Otherawards were, -softball, Science for analysis Tuesday blob could have traveled to ¯ TheRutgers scientist said ~at thema bit further downthe road mandolin. . In keepingwith the liberation ’follows: mostvaluable player, MaryAnn Franzyshen; tennis, morning. Franklinin the formof spores, thesmokeeffeetwassporulation,towardscompletion of the Canal Visitorswill also beabletosee the’meofthebanquethlghschool Herb’ Bradley outstanding Jay Rose~eldgolf, LouisAgg; : :Dr. Doug Eveleigh, a possiblyon the clothing0f Deena that the blob had maturedand Houseventure. ~...... t; ; ...... ; .... ,~,~’principal George Cleaveland defensivebank, RedneyJohnson; swimming,Bill Kiss; and a : microbiologist,was delighted to and Brian Leone. The two releasedits spores. Hepointed The Blackwell’sMills Canal -~- .:~ ...... v,y.~;~=-~.~-,,,~ apologizedto the audiencefor the outstanding lineman,’ Pete special awardfor RobinRiley. .. receivethe sampleand whisked children Whoare natives of out that the heat and humidity HouseAssoclation will holdtheir c~a~n°nse~’~uatstaeff~n~ng~asslghtlysmallersizeofthetrophy Ostergren best all-around" Garlandl Harris, FHS ¯ ". ’"" it under a microscopefind ng DallasCounty in Texaswhere the had urobablycausedthe thing to first annualAntique Show and ~.::’.’~’~’g;,~.";~[~",.;’=~:~,"..~;,~ presented to the Outstanding player, RonCermooaxo. wrestling coach, announcedhis. that’.the dark red powderwas blobs weresighted a few weeks grov~very r’apidly. Dr.. Eveleigh’Sale at the historic old building ,,=o =~,, ,~,~-~. ~_,,;~ s-~-v FemaleAthlete as comparedto. Receiving the GeorgeDumas resignation fromcoaching.-He .ii .. :. ’ , ,, nopesto use metunos lrom me malnlya’mass ofsporee mixed ago, cameto Franklinlast week said that Dr. C. J. A]exopoulnsof on June!6, witha June 23 rain antiquesho~, to instanplumbing the trophy for the Outstanding Award,which is i)resented an- said that he had frequently ’ ’ ~i ¯ !Inwithbaeteria.It waseertain]y to visit their grandparents,Mr. Ausfin,Texas has studiedsimilar date. ’ :’ ’ MaleAthlete. ’ ’ nually by Mr.and Mrs. Dumasin criticized parentsfor not sup- .... :.~. ~ i not dangerous,he added,unlike and Mrs. EdwardMontegari of growthsin that state. ¯ ~ Antique dealers from all over andlandsca~the~lacev,- e " ’ "Thereason it’s smaller," ::memoryof theirson, whodied’ :porting their children in school ’: i: . the creaturesin horror movies. Somerset. . ’ . The Mic~biologyDepariment ¯ Central Jersey will .. be Thecanal houseis locatedat kidded Mr. Cleaveland, ~ is shortly . ~fter . graduating sportsl and that his. two sons :i’;:~ ¯ ’ ’Tfiebl0banvearstobeatvoeof Last Thursdaymorn n~ Mr’ is keenin,, a bit of the old blob’" represent~l at the sale, which the corner of Canal Roadand becausethe boys’ trophy, has, Franklin HghSchool, was A an would be entering wrestling ~ ’( mvxomvcet~s~.whichisrela’t~dto.Monte~aridscovered the blob aroundln’honesof raisin~ a few will also feature refreshments Blackwell’sMlllsRoadoffRiver beenaround alittle longer.’, He Lattanzio... / teamsat another school ¯ ’ ; :".~: the" ;common slime mold r~rown~ in a t)ile 0f =ross’clip- newones to study .... andmnsic,Theshowwilibeginat : Road betweenMillstone and awardedthetrophy to Cheryl .. The entire 1972 team wonthe . It wouldbe hypocritlcalof me.... .: ~i~¢’~.i;sciez~tist s notedDr, Eveleighl pings i~.back),ard.H~ said the , . Likethey say,’"anothet;.’~ay 10 a.m. andend at 6 p.m., anda, Griggstownin FranklinTown- ’ Matleyand invited her parents to seeeer award,:’whilebasketball, not 4o resign and go support ’ :.:i.: ’~i~i!:.i:i;;: have’longdebated whether slime creature which:waslight brown’ another~blob:, ’.. ¯ ’ .:. =,’; ;!.Jocal group of musicians"known i ship.? . .’ : participate in the presentation.’/’a.wardsweht? to VernonWin-. them, said Mr. Harris. : THURSDAY,JUNE 14, 1973’ ’/ ’ ,~

ZOOSTORY science in mechanical SCIIOOLDANCE students’ depth Ofinformation received a’degree in Reading engineeringfrom West Virginia and understanding.A discussion Specialization and CherylAnn Sampson G. Smith In- University in MorgantawnWest ColourMy World is the theme with slide illustrations of VanZandt of Route206, Belle’ termediate Schoolstudents of Virginia.He is a soa graduateof of the dance to be held on pollutioncausod by the improperMeadreceived a degree in MelvinHill, PaulineLauer, Hank FranklinHigh School in Franklin Saturday, Junel6,from7:3Op.m.disposal of wastefollowed. A SpeechPathology. Wozniaeki and H.R. Terrell Township.He is presently em- until tO:30p.m. at the Sampsonquestion/answer period con- visited the BronxZoo on Monday,ployedas a field engineerin the G. SmithIntermediate School for eludedeach session. June4. Studentswere free to visit environmentalpollution division eighthgraders andtheir escorts. anypoints of specialinterest and of ResearchCottreil in Bound Recommendeddress is coat and DEAN’SLIST reservations had beenmade for Brook. tie for "him",dress or pantsuit IIISTORICALTRIP the Worldof Darknessand the for "her". A cateredbuffet will FrankFekety, son of Mr. and Worldof Birds, twoof the most RECEIVESDEGREE be availablealong with music by Eighth grade Students of Mrs. E. L. Feketyof 304 North popularareas in the zoo. Monica "TheTeachers Plus Three" wh- Gerald Brown,Claire Tinsley, NinthAvenue, Manville, was on Lawrence,Gladys Jackson and Carol JoyceCooney, daughter ich includesH. R. Terrell, Mike RhodeZahler and MikeZiminski, the dean’slist for the spring ValerieSinclair accompaniedthe of Mr. and Mrs. JamesH. Joyce Rush, Win. Westfield, Mike visited Washington’sCrossing on semesterat the University of groupas parent chaperones. of 83 MainStreet, Somerset, Heagland,Calvin Gorrell, ~lames Thursday,May 31. Guidedtours RhodeIsland in Province. He Thesame group was presented receivedan A. M.degree in Art McCoy,Robert McCoyand Earl of the MemorialBuilding, Old majorsin bacteriology. a programby H. R. Terreil’s from Brown University, Bright. Ferry Inn, and the Thompson- TumblingGroup on Tuesday, Providence,R.I. on June4. Miss The affair was planned by NeelyHouse were set up for the June 5. Thetumbling group in- Cooneypreviously received an A. MiMeSmith, Robin Cherry, Sampson G. Smith School BIcYcLEINSPECTION cluded Allison Thomas,Mary B. degreefrom Douglass College Debbie Lager, and Steven students, whoalso climbedthe AnnLookley, Jerry Washington,in 1968. Berkowitz,eighth grade class hill to visit the Bowman’sHill TheHillsborough Jaycees are Heidi Jackson, MariaBerrios, officers.Student Council officers Towers. sponsoringa bicycleinspection and MarilynWeshnak. and seventhgrade officers were at SunnymeadSchool on The group presented gym- involvedin all preparationsand Saturday,June 16, and at nastics whichhad been practiced NURSINGGRADUATE will be on handto helpserve and GRADUATE TriangleSchool on June23. In- on a weeklybasis as an extra- clean up on Saturday. spectionswillbe made at these curriculareffort sincelast fail. MaryDiLorenzo, daughter of MarinePvt. Harvey Banner schools from 9 a.m.to 12 noon. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jr.,son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reflective tapes from 3-M Co. Unusual¯Pets DiLorenzo,of 16 FordhamRoad, RECYCLING BannerSt. of 38 Roberst Road, will be distributed. Somersethas completedthree Somerset,graduated May 11 Thirdgraders Sandra Hoedemaker andJesup Thompson, in Mrs. Hess’ class of BurntHill Road WESTVIRGINIA GRAD years of training and received Franklinfrom basic training atthe Marine her diplomaJrom Helene Fnid Harold Sursa; SchoolMontgomery Township show off their "pets."Sandra shows her boaconstrictor while Jesup MichaelM. Peaces, son of Mr.School of Nursing,Trenton. She Townshipengineer and bead of CorpsRecruit Depot, Parris NEWARK COLLEGE holdsone of his petgoslings. The children brought their unusualpets to schoolto sharewith the other the Public WorksDepartment, Island,S.C. GRADUATE andMrs. MichaelPeaces of R.D.was a graduateof FranklinHigh spoketo eighth grade science y.oungsters. #1 CoppermineRd., Franklin School. students of SampsonG. Smith FrankLiedlJr.,sonof Mr. and receivedhis degreeof bachelorof Intermediate Schoolon Thur- Mrs.Frank Liedl Sr., of 809S. sday,June 7. In line withthe unit BRUCEDALY MainSt., Manvillehas receiveda PROBLEMS? on ecology,Mr. Sumadiscussed bachelor’s degreefrom Newark the benefits of recycling. A Bruce Daly, son of Mr. and College of Engineering. He ’ Free SummerJob Service questionaire on recycling was Mrs. GerardDaly 0f’29 Shelly majoredin chemicalengineering [ UESTIONS? administeredto determinethe Drive, Somerset,was graduated andwas on the dean’slist. Don’tKnow by NewEngland Aeronautical Instituteand its divisionDaniel Where To Turn? For Teens BeginsToday WebsterJunior College,Nashua, CALL New Hampshire at com- GUIDELINE Horse Riding mencementexercises on June 3. PICNICSERVICE This newspapertoday joins the Yout’hsSeeking Summer Work." offer as manyjob opportunities The Institute awards the effort to’ get summerjobs for Eachof the seven"newspapers as possible to these young Summer Program Associatein Science and the Anoutdoor service andpicnic young people with the an- in the PacketGroup will main- people." Associatein Arts Degreesin at ColonialPark is plannedby the nouncementof a free, "situation tain andpublish a list of local Youthsseeking work for this Begins June P,5 aeronautical engineering, Bible Fellowship Church of wanted"listing for area youth, youths seeking summerjobs summermay call this newspaper engineeringscience, aviation Franklinat 10 a.m. Sundal~.In Beginningwith next week’s each weekthrough the end of officeandplacetheirnameinthe administration, professional case of rain the meetingand IMMEDIATE dON-~ issue, the name,age, education August. newlisting whichwill beginnext Registration for the summer pilot, businessadministration, picnicwill be heldat SampsonG. SULTATIONAND REFER- level,type of work,special skills,. The new service follows week. The listings will read horse riding programat Lord liberal arts, internationalcareer" Smith School, AmwellRoad, hometownand telephonenumber numerousrequests received Somerset. RAL SERVICE BY of any interested youngperson similarlyto this model: Stirling Park BaskingRidge, studies, general studies and For further informationcall TRAINEDVOLUNTEERS through the newspapergroup’s will beheld on June16 startingat retail merchandising. will appear in a specially Reader Reaction Service. The John Doe, 17, finished 11th KathleenDeSantis 9 a.m. NEAIis the only fully ac- Pastor DonKnauer, 846-8689. EVERYDAY-24HOURS , designedsection titled ."Local - most recent caller cited the NOCHARGE i grade,seeks gardening, clerical, This ’summerthe Somerset credited co-educationaljunior group’sspecial discountsub- deliverywork; can drive light GLASSBOROSTATE COLLEGE County Park Commissionis college in NewHampshire. seriptionsfor seniorcitizens and’ truck. Hightstawn(Area Code) offeringa choiceof threesessions Mr. Dalymajored in general suggesteda summer job service 555-1212. Mrs. Kathleen DeSantis to prospectivestudents. studies and received an DEAN’SLIST for youngpeop!e. Thelistings will appearon the Perhach of 112 Driscoll St., SessionI begins June 25 and Associatein Arts Degree. Cutbacks in government chart for three weeks,or less if Manville,daughter ofMr. and ends the weekof July 27. Two DianeT. Cytackiof 100Charles CHEF’ ]nil spendingat all .levels andsome the newspaperis notifiedthat the Mrs.Donald DeSantis Sr. of 15 lessonsper weck will be givenfor Street, Middlebushwas named to retuetanee on mepart of me youngperson has got a job North6th Ave.,Manville the five weekperiod. Session II GRADUATES the dean’s list of the Newark ANADVENTUREINEATING ~jL~’~/ businesseomm.uni!y to spenddue Employerswho can offer the receiveda bachelor of arts beginsJuly 30 andends the week Collegeof Arts andSciences of to meuncertain t~sea~ forecast youthsontheltstfuilurpart-timedegreefrom Glassboro State of August31. This will also Five area residents received RutgersUniversity for the fall FOR EXAMPLE... have compoundeda summerjob summerwork are urged to call CollegeonMay 23. consist of two lessonsper week mastersdegree’s recently from semesterof 1972-73. A’LA’ CARTE situationthathaseeenworseeing for a five weekperiod. Session M NewarkState College. Diane them Youngpeople can get on Hodrickof 32 D Franklin Gar- ¯ HUNGARIANPAPRIKASH w/ Y~ayll for youthover the past several the list by telephoning. begins June 27 and ends August r .years.:...... The¯Princeton Packet at 924- Arts C--~nter dens, Somerset received her ~Ts’mtze~’~Y~.r, " " ":- "~:;i’.-~= " ~Y~" You may ! ...... ,...... 29. Classes will be held oncea degree¯of Audiology;,~F.lorence DEAN’SLIST: i "’; ’ , . .’. ~Y’~ ermg your own weekfor ten weeks~mldwill be "~’,~2’" ~.~;) . :...... 0Utnu~b~’"the’;?~obg"Gii"’li~’~.... ,,~ .... " FeatUres Sunimer givenon Wednesdays.The fee for Kessel of 19 Conerly Road, i"~.:~--¯.~.~/~(’2...... favorite wineor Somersetreceived her degreein MarilynJ: Martz,daughter of ¯ "HALlBUT’STEAK baked maintained’:bythe ’local Youth.... The Manville News,South eachsession is $35. m wine l iquor...wewill EmploymentService offices and SomersetNews and Franklin Entertainment Education and Contemporary Mr. and Mrs. AugustusMarts of w/buttersauce,Potato & Veil. 3.65 in highschool guidance offices. News-Reoordat 7253309. Civilization; ManfredGanzerof50 Riehard Avenue, Manville was The problem is common Also, youngjob seekersmay 28UlyssesSt.,Somersetreceived"namedto thedean’s list at CoconutDipped & Fried FLORIDA throughoutthe Somerset-Mereer- wantto call the local Youth TheMusic Hall in Clintonhas Commission hisdegree in MathematicsQuinnipiac College in Hamdee, formally opened its summer Education;Martha V. Palmer of Conn. for the spring semester. SHRIMPw/Liilht CurrySauce .5.95 MiddlesexCounty region served EmploymentService and the theatre season with the To Sponsor by the seven Packet group regionalstate employmentof- ’productionof "TheHouse of Blue 70J.F.K. Boulevard, Somerset Miss Martz majors in sociology. If youcan’t find ns...#ve us a call at ALLMEALS. newspapers, flees which are at NewBrun- Leaves,"written by JohnGuare In a letter to NewJersey swick291-247-6300, Somerville and directed by KimFriedman. Horse Show 356-7444 employers this week, corn- 201-725-2600and Trenton 609-292- This productionwill run from Openeveryday 11:30, Men.till 2:00 p.m. (closednite);T.Fri. missionerRonaldM. Heymann of 3970. RutgersFaculty. till 9 p,m.; Sat. till 10p.m.: ClosedSunday.. June6 - 10,13-17with curtain at 8 the state departmentof labor and p.m. except for Sundayper- The Somerset County Park Ch!Idmn Ample Commissionwill holdits annual ¯ Welcome. ¯ Parking. industry cited the lack of .---e.~----- formancesat 7 p.m. Receive Promotions governmentfunds this summer TheFilm Society brings "East spring horse- showon Saturday, 505 ELIZABETHAVE., and asked businessmen"...to. TOPSOFFICERS of Eden"to townon June11 with June23 starting at g a.m. screenings at7 and 9:15. The Juniorriders will participatein Dr. EdwardJ. Bloustein, vironmentalScience; Robert P. ’ TheTake Off PoundsSensibly movie is taken from John sevenclassifications of riding Rutgerapresident has announcedParker, GriggstawnRoad, Box (TOPS)chapter 67 recently held ability starting withbeginners. Steinbeck’sbest selling noveland Twenty-sixclasses have been the promotionof 27 faculty 87, associate professor of its electionof officers for the stars JamesDean. scheduledfor the daywith "ap- membersto full professor.They education, GraduateSchool of 1973-74 year. Arlis Lee was Thefirst of several Tuesday proximately twelve riders in were among 100 faculty Education; Dr. RudolphMark elected leader withMrs. Edwardnight folk concerts begins on eachclass. AAA classes will elevationsinrank at the State Bell, l0 FranklinBlvd., associate Sabolserving asco-leader. Mrs: June12 at 8 p.m."Sweet Life," a demonstratetheskill involved in University. professor of history, Rutgers FredKibalo is thetreasurer, three piece folk group from takingtheir mounts over jumps Teachersand research College;Efstathins Bourodimos, Mrs.Leno Perini is thesec- Philadelphiawill perform. specialistsin18 different colleges 7 Vince Road, professor of retsry,and Mrs. Hazel Smith is -at11:25 a.m. and at 1:00 p.m. Theshow will be underthe orother units at Rutgers were engineering, College of theweight recorder. Thegroup directionofMr. Harry Case. Mrs. promoted.They include 72 Engineering;Ayodhya Cupta, 9 meetsevery Monday at 7 p.m.in RECYCLE AliceLainge will judge the promotedtoassociate professor FlowerRoad, research professor thePolish Home in Manville. All THIS participantsandaward five andI toassistant professor, or of entomology & economic interestedwomen are invited to ribbonsineach class. equivalentranks. zoology,College of Agriculture& attend. NEWSPAPER Atapproximately 4:30p.m. a Thoselocal residents receiving EnvironmentalScience; Norman sportsmanshipaward will be promotionsinclude: David R. Haard,RD 3, 413A AmwellRoad, givento the student who shows Mears,E. MountainRoad, associate professor of food themost consideration andbest associateprofessor, biological & science, College of Agriculture& spertsmanshiv agriculturalengineering dept. Environmental Science; Dr. Collegeof Agriculture& En- GwendolynHall, 10 Franklin Blvd.,associate professorof history, LivingstonCollege; Dr. BarrettJohn Maedel, 45 S. LAWN MiddlebushSt., associate BANK professorofenglish, Douglass College;Dr.James K. Martin, 70 JFKBlvd., #13F, associate professorofhistory, Douglass WATERING THE College;Terry E. Shoup, 6 Vince Road,associate professor of engineeringCollege of MANVILLENATIONAL Engineering;Gena Thames, 28 ,Highwood Road, extension specialist/professor, home BAN BANK economics, College of Agriculture & Environmental for Science. 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POOLBADGES MEETING The Manville Recreation: oB zv JES ’Elvis’ Performs Commissionwishes to announceThe Catholic Daughters of that pool badgesfor the 1973America will hold its regular ’Arrangements were made by Aid0 of Newark; and fiveFor ChildrenLocal SchoolThurs, seasonwill be sold during the monthlymeeting on Wednesday, ¯ Unionof. Electrical, Radioand RALPHHOUSMAN " Beyerly Chesney, MachineWorkers, Local 441 CIO Holcombe-FisherFuneral Home, grandchildren. .weekof June18-22. Badges ma~; June 25 at the" ManvilleCivilian in Elizabeth. Flemington. Funeral arrangements were be obtainedat the BoroughHall, DefenseBuilding at 7:30 p.m. 16, of Neshanic He is survived by his wife, FRANKLIN-- Ralph A. made by DeCapuo Funeral ¯ Room16 from10 a.m. to NoonInstallation of officers will take Deizera;a son, RickeyRay Bell Housmanof 3395 Route 27, STEVEBUCHATSKY ¯ Home,269 Me¯Prospect Ave., TwoAsian Otters splashed and1-5 p.m.Anyone under 18 will place. FranklinPark, died recently at their wayacross the stage at ¯have to have parental per- HILLSBOROUGH- Beverly of NewBrunswick; his parents, PrincetonMedical Center after a Newark. mission. EllenChesney, 16, of Mon- Mr. and. Mrs. MatthewChesson brief illness. Hewas 48. FRANKLIN -- Steven A funeralmass "was held at St. WestonSchool last Thursday tgomeryRd, Neshanic,was Sr. of Roper;three sisters, Reva Hewas bbrn in Jersey City Buchatsky,of UkranianRoad, Francis Xavier ChurchNewark. muchto the ¯delight of all the ’ ______...... , , .. killedin anautomobile accident Chessonand Mrs.Annie Channel, and lived in Hamptonbefore Somerset~iedSaturday, June2, it Burial was n East Ridgelawn students and accompanying lostSaturday about midnight on both of NewBrunswick, and Mrs. movinghere 19 years ago. He the New Jersey Neuro- ’Cemetery, Delawanna. parents. SalemRd.in Union. MableSimmons¯ of Rober, and wagaconstruction supervisor for PsychiatricInstitute, Skillman. Theanimals. SunnklNaki and M ssCbesney was a passengerthree brothers, Otis of Roper, KingstonTrap Rock Company. Re was77, NikiNnki. are Asianotters from inthe auto involved inthe ac- Elmore of Mackey, N.C. and Mr. Housmonwas on Army Bornin the Ukraine,he lived in PAPERDRIVE Thailandowned by Mr. and Mrs. cident. Sbeltonof Plymouth,N.C. veteran of WorldWar II and a Somerset 25 years. He was a DonaldWisbeski of BoundBrook. ~~a nI strtictlon Shewas born in Elizabeth,Funeral services were in memberof VFWPost 9111 and retired truck driver fromMack, The.ManvilleYouth Athletic The otters are trained per-. ! daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Plymouthwith burial in the the AmericanLegion Post of TruckInc., Bridgewater. Leaguewill havea curbsidepick formersand really hamit tip on AllInstruments WilllamChnsney. Thefamily had cemeterythere. MonmouthJunction¯ He was Survivingare a.sister, Mrs. up of paperbeginning at 8 o.m.on the stage. Niki Nnki does a livedin Neshanic forten months, also a memberof the United SabinaKowolm of Hinsdale,N.H: Saturday.Contributors of large convincingimitation of Elvis movinghere from Kenilworth. HELENA. MOSKAL MethodistChurch here. and several nieces and nephews.amountsof papershould call 722- Presleyalthough the voicesmay BeginnersThrough Advanced MissChesney was a sophomore Survivingare a son, Ramlldof 7107 to makearrangements for not be exactlyalike. Begi, nners ThroughAdvanced atHillsborough HighSchool. HILLSBOROUGH- Mrs. Hampton,o daughter, MissJodi ERNESTE. LUCIANI tick-no. ! Survivingherare her parents; HelenA. Moskal,53, of 219Zion of Hampton;three brothers, "QualityInstruction ¯ a sister,Miss Claudia ofCar- Road, died last Mondayin Robert,Walter and Harold, all of ErnestE. Luciani,65,of Grand COLONIALINN ~¯ ’;Qualitylnstructi°n teret;her paternal grandmother, GreenfieldConvalescent Center, Hampton,and four sisters. Mrs, ViewRd., Skillman, died last Mrs.Viola Chesney ofHillside; Bridgewater.She was the wifeof GladysWeiss, Mrs. Sarah Buck Friday at Princeton Medical Charles Thomasat the HammondOrgan ’is OurProfession Profession " , andher maternal grandfather, Frank C. andMrs. Margaret Pitbladdo, all Centerafter a short illness. i ~" HenryMeierdlerck ofNeshanic. Mrs. Moskal moved to of Flemington,and Mrs. Marion Formerly of Newark, Mr. and Baby Grand Piano Richardi Pedni, Directo~: Serviceswere held Tuesday Hillsborougbtwo years agofrom Bowthyof Washington. Lucianihad resided in Skillmon eveningatthe Bongiovi Funeral BoundBrook where she hod been Serviceswere held yesterday for the past 19 years¯ EveryThurs., Fri. &Sat. Nits, 9 p.m. to 1:45 a.m. B.A.Music Education Home,Raritan with Frank Mega, a longtime resident. She was at the ZimmermanFuneral He,wasa retired employeeof presidingminister of the formerly’ employedby Home,125 MainSt., Hampton. Prudential InsuranceCo.,where Watchfor the re-opening (eel)(20]) 725.6767 SomervilleCongregation Of WestinghouseinMetuchen. Burial was in Musconetconghe had workedfor 26 years. ofour Pizzeria. JehovahWitnesses, officiating. Besidesher husband, she is ValleyCemetery, Hampton. Mr.Luciani is survivedby his Burialwas yesterday morning survivedbytwo sons, Francis J., wife, Carolyn .Bongo; two 500$. MainSt. Manville 14 E. MainSt. Somerville atNeshanic Cemetery. withwhom she lived, and Ed- daughters,Madelyn, at homeand 725-9701 wardR. of BoundBrook; her F.H.REITZE Mrs. Carolyn Bubosof Exton, MATT’H-EwCHES’SON JR. mother,Mrs. Helen Barber of Pa.two brotl)~r.s Thomas and. PerthAmboy; four brothers, HILLSBOROUGH--Frederick FRANKLIN-- Matthew William,Frank, Lambert and H.Reitze, 57,of Neshanic Station ’ ChessonJr., of 13 ByronPlace, EdwardBarber, all of Perth died Sundayat Somerset died Sunday at Middlesex Amboy;a sister,Mrs. Ralph Hospital. GeneralHospital¯ He was 43. Lajewskiof PerthAmboy, and He wasborn in Whitehouse Mr. Chessonhad lived here for fourgrandchildren. Stationand hod resided here ten years. Hewas originally from Servicesareat 9 a.m.today at since1959. STATE BANK Roper,N.C. theConroy Funeral Home, 21 Mr. Reitzewas a career He had been a machine EastSecond St., Bound Brook memberof theUnited States ¯ OF MANVILLE operator with Phelps Dodge followedby a Massof the Navyand worked for Research- Industries in Elizabethfor the Resurrectionat9:30 a.m. in Our CottrellaRer his retirement. He last three years. Ladyof MercyChurch, South wasalso a memberof theVFW Mr. Chesson was an Army BoundBrook¯ Post2290, Manville. veteranof the Koreanwar anda Burialwill be in Resurrection Heis survived byi~is wife, THE memberof the International Cemetery,Piscataway. Mafleline,anda nephew. New Officers MINI-BANK WITH "! MAXI-SERVICE iS NOW OPEN

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Editorial LE77"ERS7"0 The EDITOR The State We’re in

Council variancesto the Environmental Environmental Backlash Cleanliness Commissionfrom which the Commissionthen determines by DavidF. Moore reasonto take a specialshot at the "bighalf.truth." If youwant Editor: those variances it feels need however,we must take exception Mobil,but evencorporate giants to destroyan argumentwhich is review, to Mrs. Verhage’scomment "The There are profits and then havefeclings of a sort. Needs Help Recently the Franklin Until such time as an En- again there are prophets.I was liable to cost youmoney, the first vironmentalImpact Statement Better Business Bureauis a Thereare morequotes in the thingyou do is exaggerateit into Township Environmental private serviceagency, and they remindedof this a whileback by ad, arguing that "few someridiculous dimension.Then Commissionwas privileged to becomes an automatic are supposedto refer their cases a quarter.pageadvertisement on meteorologists" can "unam- you can makefun of it. workwith the Jerseymen,the requirementfor developersin to us." the "op-ed" page of the New It’s about time for somethingresponsive to happen Franklin,it canonly benefit the biguously"endorse the fear that Like I said, I’ve heard some in Manville Borough Hall. Councilmensit over the student membershipof the New It is correct that we are a YorkTimes. It wasput there at the Earth’sclimate will suffer over-reactions from the en- ,~ Jersey Historical Society, who townshipto haveall those in- privateserviceagencysupportedconsiderable expense by the fromcontinued burning of fuel by .vironmentalfringe. But for every citizens not seemingto care whathappens to taxes or to had chosento spenda Saturday volvodin the planningprocess by the private ethical business Mobil Oil Companyand was industryat the presentrate, and morningclearing trash fromthe working together preventing community,but’the instances of wittily headlined,"The profits of one of them, I’ve hearda mat- the Manvillites who must pay them. Too manyrecur- costly mistakesand irreparable that use of pesticides will ching idiocy fromthe opposite ring citizen complaintsfall on deaf Councilman’sears Delaware and Raritan Canal any or all Better Business doom." "irrevocably damagethe human camp. towpath. environmentaldamage. Bureauslocally and throughout Thetext alluded to profits race" is just an overdramatized The point which gets con- while less pertinent but morepolitical matters win Sincethe canal is nowa state the state averagereferring only 5 madein recent years by ea- call for carefulapplications to venientlylost by the ad writersis Council’sfull attention. historical site, Franklin can SandiSulam per cent of cases to the New virunmentalwriters whohave crops. that moderntechnology makes it expect many visitors. The DoreenSimkoJersey Division of Consumer publisheda successionof becks Dr. Maddoxis ~uotedas Take this borough’sgrowing traffic problem. Resi- Commissionwould appreciate Co-presidents predicting doomsday.Then it easier to provethat someof the LeagueofWomenVotersAffairs or their local Consumer writing that doomsday things beingsaid by thosenutty dents regularly complain about the volumeand speed everyone’s help in keeping Affairs AssistanceOffices. And quotedfrom a newbook entitled prophesiesareexaggerations, prophetscan and probablywill Franklin’s environmentclean. of FranklinTownship this onlyarises whenwe find the "The DoomsdaySyndrome," for andthat "many of themare of traffic on the town’s main and side streets¯ One Whenon a picnic, please which I bet the advertising happenwithout sensible coun- councilman, when asked wily something isn’t done businessnamed in the complaint frighteninglyirresponsible." termeasures" and priority rememberto deposit trash in completely uncooperative in writers had beenyearning. Letme be the first toagree that changes. about the traffic, answeredthat he doesn’t havetime. receptacles. Wherethere are servicing customercomplaints Happilynoting that the author, he isabsolutely correct. En- The ad quotes Dr. Maddoxas Somerset County Freeholders frequently get the none,please takeit withyou. or identifying consumerfraud. JohnMaddox, is a physicist who vironmentalistshavebeen guilty saying poor people are among Summer.is also the time to Perhapsyou will find the en- edits England’s"redoubtable ofplenty of exaggerations and those whobenefit most from blamewhen a local problemlike traffic is mentionedto straighten out our garagesand ConsumerAid closed booklet entitled "What isa scientific journal,’Nature’," the someare surely irresponsible. "technologicaldevelopments." a Manville Councilman. Such problems get "kicked attics and basements. All Better Business Bureati" in- ad quoted himas writing that Whichbrings us in one of the Maybe.To date, however,poor upstairs". But Council somehowfinds time to pass Franklintownship residents are formative to you and your "the doomsdaycause wouldbe basictechniques ofthe Madison peopleare the onessubjected to invited to discard unwanted Editor: readers on the services of the more telling if it were more Avenueword-benders hired to the worst environmentalin- resolutions about Saturday hours at the’state’s auto itemsin the townshipmini-dump ¯ Better Business Bureau. securelygrounded in fact, as well produceenvironmental backlash dignitiesfrom the exhaustend of inspection station in Somerville¯ Perhaps coinci- on BerryStreet. I haveread withinterest your Wewould also be mosthappy to as better informedby a senseof advertisementsforinterests that technology. dentally, this particular resolution whichis of marginal Themini dumpis open every May31, 1972 article entitled haveyou visit our local officeat history and an awareness of whosestatus has lost someof its I’ll haveto read Dr. Maddox’ Saturdaymorning from 8:30 until "Consumers Get Legal 390 GeorgeStreet, NewBrun- economies." He picks "im- quo hecaase of growingpublic bookand see if it’s overalltone interest to borough residents was introduced by GOP 1 p.m.Bagged lawn clippings and Assistance In Franklin" swick whichservices Somerset precision"as the majordefect of environmentalsophistication. has beenaccurately implied in tied bundlesof tree and brush delineating Helen Verhage’s the argumentthat "calamityis ¯ Nobodycan honestly charge MayorJoseph Patero and seconded by DemocratCoun- clippings are accepted. and MiddlesexCounties so that just around the corner," ac- the context of the Mobilad. cilmanPeter Krockta. Bothare seekingelection in tile responsibilities as Franklin’s youmay get a better idea of the thesehired gunswith’ employingSometimespeople pick out the Refrigeratorsshould have their Consumer Affairs Local day to day activities of the cordingto Mobil. the "big lie" approach.But they sectionsthey like best andignore fall. doors removed. Assistanceofficer, bureau and. the services we I guess it was a good ad, are~ gettinga lot of mileageout ot the bulkof a beck. In the case of traffic complaints, Council seems Wecertainly deemthe im- provide. becauseit has stuck in mymind. EugeneE. Howe portanceof the local entities as I thinkit wasenlightening to all content to enact safe, hi-partisan resolutions whichare . Chairman most helpful to consumers KennethJ.Rathborne of us nasties who have been ~~~~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ only remotely related to the issues foremost in resi- EnvironmentalCommission throughout the numerousNew ManagingDirector giving corporategiants a hard dents’ minds. The Republican minority on Council Fkln Twp. Jersey municipalitiesthat have_ Better BusinessBureau of time by blowingthewhistle on implemented this program; CeatralNew Jersey practices whichendanger sur- goes along meeklywithout even a token vote of resis- vival in aa overcrowdedworld. I TOU)N tance in most cases. This attitude on tilt part of the can’t recall anybodyhaving a minority party meansthat even the elephant party’s Mystery Photo Contest, ears aren’t big enoughto hear Manvillite’s top priority FORUM problems. No Parking ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If neither major political party can provide Man- ville’s much-neededresponsiveness in goverument, then it’s time reran Independentteam to try. Editor: Dining Out In a recent issue of the "News", l read that John Shutack notified boroughof- Bill Megyesimay not have heat 011, never outter unless ficials of the lack af parking learnedthe art of cookingin his clarified,andkeep it at the same facilities at the library. It cer- native land of Hungary,but he temperatureasthe crepe pen," tainlyis a badsituation as people did learn to eat well there. He saidBill¯ With a fewhand whoare using the library are came to Americain 1948 and motionstoorapid to describe, he SOUTHSOMERSET NEWSPAPERS findingout. servedin the army,where he was illustratedtheart of turning the It certainlydoesn’t hurt to walk "volunteered"for messhall duty crepe,noting that every step Publishedevery Thursday by froma parkingplace a blockor by his comrades.In the armyMr. frommixing tofrying toturning ThePrinceton Packet, Inc. so awayonce in a while,but what Megyesi becamea baker and wasequally important. MainOffice: 240 SouthMain Street about whenyou’re pressed for learnedthe secretsof battersand Hungariandishes are always Manville,N.J. 08835 time, in inclementweather or the sauceswhich he still usesin his onthe menu at the Chef’s Inn. Telephone:725-3300 hazard to children whomust little restaurant,the CheFsInn in Amongthem are goulash, cross streets because their Franklin. chicken paprikash with Paul E. Lakeman...... ManagingEditor parents cannot park close Nearly all the fascinating homemadespaetzels, and stuffed enough. dishes offeredby the Chef’sIna cabbage. Sauerbraten, a dish Lee Sehmlttberger...... AdvertisingManager Sometimeago, l read that Alice Lech ...... OfficeManager considerationwas being given to are concoctedby Mr. Megyesi fromneighboring Austria, is also movingthe library to larger himself, including the large offered. quarters. [f it is necessaryto hamburgers and the eresmy Wefotind prices to be ex- TheFranklin NEWS’RECORD movethe library in order to get coleslaw. MaryLou, his wife, tremelyreasonable, especially the necessaryparking area, then contributesher native American¯ on the summerluncheon menu. 3. WestonCauseway (Zarepeth, N.J.) knackwith pies to the menu. Homemadechicken cruqueites this is a goodtime to do it. Crepesare a specialty of Mr. with mushroomsauce and a Somerville,N.J. 08875 Whilewe’re at it, perhapssome Megyesi,or Bill, as heprefers to choiceof potato andvegetables, considerationcould be givento NewsEditor be called. RecentlyI enjoyed alongwith hot breadand butter Anita Susi ...... air conditioning.I foundit un- CrepesBengal at the Inn. Two comesto $1.95,while a charcoal comfortablelast summerjust for perfectly-cooked crepes were broiledand sliced LondonBroil the relatively few minutesit served, stuffed with a delicate with mushroomsauce, french The Manville News takes to pick out booksand I mixture of crabmeat and fries, coleslawand bread lists at thinkit is inconsiderateto expect seasoning, swimming in a $2.75. Theluncheon filet mignon 240South Main Street, Manville,N.J. the library staff to workunder creamy,slightly spicy Newburgwith sauteed onions and thoseconditions. MYSTERY PHOTO sauce. mushroomsis $3.35. Paul E¯ Lakeman...... NewsEditor Beforethe constructionof the Mycompanion enjoyed a dish Displayedon the walls of the newunderpass, the perkingwas of jumboFlorida shrimpswhich Chef’sInn are manylovely oil not too great. Nowthat the un- had been dipped in shredded paintingsby Mrs.Mary Singer, a derpass project has beencom- coconutand a batter containing neighbor of the Megyesi’sin pleted, it is non-existent.Lets %outhSomerset Scenes’ both beer and winebefore deep- SomersetHills. Customersmay elo Mrs.Mabel C. Veghte hopeour townofficials will do The winner of last week’s For those whomissed it, last frying. Theshrimps were light, purchasethe paintings. somethingabout it and soon. MysteryPhoto contest is Mrs. week’s mystery photo is airy and faintly tasting of TheChef’s Inn is located on LineRoad, Belle Mead, N.J. 08502 ¯ coconut.They were served with a Elizabeth Avenue,about one- E.D.K. Peter Sotko, RD3, Somerset. reprinted,along with the puzzler Charles Martinson...... NewsEditor Mrs¯Sofko correctly identified for this week. choiceof tartar or cocktailsauce. quarter of a milepest the Route Manville the SouthSomerset scene as the The winner of this weekly Bill explainedthat he also 287 underpass headingnorth. Ukrainian Village on Cedar featurewill receivea year’sfree servedcrepes for dessert duringBill, whohas lived in Franklin THE PRINCETONPACKET, INC. Grove Lane, Somerset. Our subscription to the South the dinnerhours, in the formof "since1958, hasbecn operating the Publisher congratulationsalso go to those Somerset newspaper of his either crepesSuzette Flambe or charminglittle restaurant since ProductionPlant and Corporate Headquarters Work Together contestants who submitted choice -- either The Manville Surprise. Both are,accompeniedDecember of 1971. He invites 300Witherspoon Street, Princeton, N.J.08540 correct but later responses: ’News, The Franklin News- by either brandiedpeaches or patrons io bring their ownwine. KennethC. Johnson,80 Hamilton Recordor The South Somerset cherries. Wefound the food to be very MaryLouise Kilgure ...... Chairmanof the Board Road,Somerville and MartinN. News. Myfriend Carol asked Bill good indeed, the prices EdwardP. Burke...... Editorand General Manager Editor: Hoyvik, Box 448, Erikson If the winneris a current whatthe secret to makingperfect reasonable, aod the kitcheato be EdwinW. Tucker .... Assoc.Editor, Asst. Gni. Mgr., Business Mgr. Avenue.RD 1, Princeton. subscriber, the free year’s crepes was. Bill was delighted to immaculate.We suggest our EdwardF. Carroll...... ExecutiveEditor TheLeague of WomenVoters is subscriptionwill start at the step out of the’kitchenand ex- readers discoverfor themselves "RobertHutchinson ...... MechanicalSuperintendent concernedabout the letter of the expiration of the current ~ub- plain, the art of enjoyinga well-turnsd RoslynDenard ...... AdvertisingDirector Environmental Commission seripti0n. "Youneed a seasonedfrying crepe. WilliamBennett ...... CirculationManager datedMay 24 urgingthe Planning Therules of the contestare as pen, actuallytwo. Oneyou use to Boardto exerciseits powersfor ’-’~¢#" l ’.\.- follows: environmental control¯ We l . Eachweek the three South believethesystem of reviewused :~ ’ "~.~ SomersetNewspapers will print by the PlanningBoard whereby a photographof a scenefrom the the expertise of the fire in- SouthSomerset area. spector,the engineer,the health "~ "~ ~"’ kI I1 2. Thecontestant mustsimply officer and other officials is " !,.,’i:’: ~ identify the object or scene." Reader Reaction Service sought prior to preliminary ¯ . ’~ ¯ , . ~,~’..,,, 3. All entries mustbe received approval hearings should be by the South Somerset News- What’syour reaction to this week’sissue of the NewsRecord, ~,~,, ~ i. .. .~,~ papers by noonTuesday of the revisedto includethe comments ., ,, followingweek. ManvilleNews or SouthSomerset News? Do you find the news of the Environmental Com- ~@~¯ ! :~~ in it useful,informative and accurate7 What stories or features mission. ~ ~. . 4. Onlypostcard entries will be do youthink are missing?Your opinion counts with the editor It is regrettablethat the En- i ’ accepted. Onthe back of the whoinvites you to take ~ direct part in shapingthe services virunmentalCommission should write letters to the newspaper ..... i i ./;,, cludethe correctidentifieation of these newspapersperform for the come’unity.Call the news whenthe simple mechanismof the "South Somerset Scene," editor at 725-3300,or phoneyour commentdirectly to the sendingpending site plansbefore their name, address and PacketGroup executive editor in Princetonat 526-3370. the PlanningBoard to the En- telephonenumber. vironmentalCommission could 5. Therewill be onewinner per result in better planningfrom ~ ~.’ ’, ~ week.In caseof duplicates,all TheFranklin NEWSRECORD correctentries will be placedinto both the Board’sand the Com- a randomdrawing to take place AnitaSust, NewsEditor mission’spoints of view. The Environmental Corn-. at the offices of the South missionis an officialbody of the SomersetNewspapers at noon township. Onemember of the eachTueaday. TheManville News 6. Allentries must be ad- Commissionis also a memberef dressedto "SouthSomerset PaulLakeman. "News Editor the PlanningBoard wMch seems. ScenesEditor, South Somerset to indicate that a working Newspapers,240 S Main St,, relationship between, these Manville,N.J., 08835." & -g NEWS bodiesis intended. 7. Decisionsof thejudge are Takinga coffeebreak at theChef’s Irin in Franklinare Bill / final. "LAST WEEK’S PUZZLER Megyesyand his wife MaryLou. Bill’s thechef, and Mary Lou ’ 1 " " " bakesthe pies and cakes. ¯ " . THURSDAY,JUNE 14, 1973 54 ~.! ¢~:’ CONCERV Editors Respond Robert Crawford Named Assistant RonaldB. Crawfordhas been Somerset Hills and CountySeries The secondof concerts in will the lakeSummerplace appointedAssistant Cashierof National Bankhas assets in at DukeIsland Park on Sunday, To Reactions (( ..J Somerset Hills and County excessof$68millionandrecentlyJune 17 at 7 p.m Music in- National Bank, William P. announcedits affiliationwith the Comments’from readers of the seven TuggleIII, President,announced First National State Ban- theternationale Nick Novickywill be performed Verstylesby commmtitynewspapers in The Packet group today. Heis BranchManager of corporation. Orchestra.The group, directed contbuwto flow &to the individual oews the bank’sFranklin Park office by local Manvilleresident and editors andto the group’sexecutive Editor. in FranklinTownship. merchantis a favorite of the [/ere are thc mostrecent reader reaclio/Is to Mr.Crawford joined the brink Edward Ecker polka,oberek and waltz set. They the ocwspapcrs,a~rd the editors’respouses. in1972. He wasformerly vice have played at manylocal president,Bernards Rouse and Elected V.P. weddings,clubs, and other group by EdwardF. Carroll GardenSupply Company, Ber- eventsand backed upsome of the nardsville,and was also a Of Fimace, Inc, better polkaartists recordingon E.v¢cutivcEditor ..::} directorof theTri-County the Eastcoast. Manyof the tunes WholesaleCompany. A graduate EdwardG. Ecke~~has beenplayed havebeen written by Mr. This was suggestionweek for editorialpagesoap box, letters ofYale University, Crawford elected to the office of vice Novicky,and he is helped on the PacketNewspapers’ Reader mustbe limited insize. Ifyou’re president responsible for someof the vocal selections by ReactionService. All the ideas typinga letter tothe editor, limit servedin the UnitedStates Air Forceas a Chineselinguist from research and developmentac- daughter Janice. offeredby readersfor improvingyourselftono more than one side 1955. tivities of Fimaco,Inc. the newspapersare being con- of a double-spacedpiece of 1951to Mr. Ecker joined Fimacoin sideredand well mayshow up in typewriterpaper. Many letters JosephOnka Jr. He is active in the Ber- Marchwith close to 15 years Franklin runlonger than that but all of RichardBlelanski JohnGuastelta nardsvilie Rotary Club, is a the near future. former’vestrymanand treasurer experiencein variouspositions, I For example,a Central Post thoseare liable to be cut, includingover 11 years service ~y~le especiallywhenthe pressure is "l"l’I"mg’~w’I "l’la’~c~z~ of St. Bernards Episcopal reader suggested that we Allllt~lAl.llt~Ui~ Church, and resides in High with a major publishing com- alphaheiizethe real estate and on for space. As wesaid last Manville National Bridge. pany, auto-for-sale classified ad- week,letters to the editor are Center vertisements. Real estate by regarded as one of the most towns,autos by brandname. This important parts of any com- has been considered by the munitynewspaper and all editors Three Board Appointments I .~FRANKLINTOWNSHIP’S Packer’sclassified department welcomegood letters. Ed~:{ingof CIRCULATION CLERK ’ ~ CompleteBicycle Center beforebut unfortunatelycannot letters is donecarefully and only MANVILLE- The Manville ’ManvillemayorJesephOnkaSr., developmentemerprises. be implementedright now.The whenihe writer is exceedingthe NationalBank, South Somerset’s a rctire/idhafter meniher o’r He ismarred to theformer CentralJersey community newspaper has an imme- reason is that with just three one- pagelimit, andin effect, firstbank, has announced the ManvilleNational Bank’s Board Pauline Trunzo and they have people in the classified ad- "hoggingthe soap box." electionofJoseph Onka Jr., John ofDirectors, heis married tothe three children. diateopening in the Circulation Distribution Depart- vertising departmentand the Guustelta,andRichard Bielanski formerSophia Kowalski. The Mr. Bielanski was born in mentfor a fulltimeCirculation Clerk. Work fairly inde- Completeline of tothe Board of Directors. pendentlywith minimumsupervision Monday thin volume of advertisements .0nkaJrs. have three daughters Manville and is associated with ¯ RALEIGH runningclose to 500per week, DEAN’SLIST Mr.Onka Jr. is proprietor of and three grandchildren, hisfather, Joseph Bielanski, in Friday,9 a.m.to 5 p.m.Will train willing learner. there isn’t enough tree to Onka’sCharter Service and was Mr. Guastella, president of Bielanski Real Estate Agency, Variedduties include preparation, filing and sorting of ¯ VISTA ¯ ROLLFAST alphabetizethe ads. Barbra Semkow,daughter of employed by the Manville ManvilleMason Supply, Inc. is a Manvinc’soldest realty firm mailingplates, preparation of mailing labels, prepsra- BICYCLES , It worksthis way: calls come Mr. and Mrs. JosephSemkow, 55 NatianalBank as a teller. His native of this communityand whichwas established in 1926. teenof postalforms, and some circulation records. ¯ Repairs in constantlyup to the 5 p.m. familyoperated Manville Bnkery succeededhis father, Angola ¯ Parts Monday deadline for WalnutSt., Somerset,has been in this communityfor several Familiaritywith Strip Lister andGraphoWPe namedto the Dean’s List at Guastella, whofounded .Man- A past vnce-presmentof the machines.Excellent Employee Benefits, contact: ¯ Accessories classificationof the ads. Then,up College Misericordia, Dallas,years. Theodore The 0nkason of and the former late ville’s first concrete block Somerset-Hunterdon County io noonon Tuesdaymore calls Pa., for the spring semester. .manufacturing¯ and masonry NavyLeague, the Veterans of (}lH,n Mun.-SaLIO’6 p.m. comein with ads for the "Too materialsfirm in 1926. ForeignWars and ManvilleElks, Mr. Bennett ChasedWednesdays LateTo Classify" column. By the Agraduate o local schoolsand Mr. Bielaeskiis marriedto the (609) 924-3244 853Hamilton St. time these final few ads are Pack 186 Cub Scouts BoundBrook High School, Mr. former Sylvia Zamorsky.They Somerset processed, printed and GuasteUais associatedin several have two children, Susanand local construction and_Sandra. Z49-4544 ~roofread,hen printersit is must closeassemble to 2 p.m.the Receive Spring Awards 500-someads on the classified pagesby the deadlineof 5:30p.m. "ThingsThat Grow,"was the Tiernoy and WayneWigg all Tuesday.The extra time that Maytheme of the ManvilleElks, receivedtheir citizen, scientist wouldbe neededto alphabetize Cub Scout Pack 186 monthly andtraveler activity badges. Bring In A Friend To real estate and used car ad- meeting. Scouts Cronin, Glavine, vertisements wouldpush the Den2 presenteda skit on the Kaempfen,Tierney and Wigg printing operation beyondthe need for manto preserve his receivedthe naturalist activity deadlineand backup production environmentto insure the future badge.Scouts Cronin, Kobiella of the rest of the newspapers.The of thingsthat grow.Den I showedand Tierneyearned the showman suggestionfrom the CentralPost their "depression plants’madeactivity badge and Scout reader has us thinking about from, amongother things, rocks Galvine earned the geologist alphabetizationagain, but that and bluing. WebclesDen 2 had activity badge. old bugaboothe deadlinekeeps completed work on their The Cubs in WebelusDen 2 and take out a poppingup. Naturalist activity badgeand workedon five differeotactivity ****** presented newts, worms, badges. Gary Babey, Bruce Can the Packet (and other terraria anda frog anddiscussed Cartwright, RichardLansdorf, G. E. Fashionette Air Conditioner newspapers}print its telephone the results of their hikeat DukesRandy McLaughlin, Jerald numberon the "nameplate"at Island Park. Wirzman,Joel Wirzmanand Guy , the top.of the front pageeach The Cubs have earned many Cooperall receivedtheir artist or a week?Yes, but this one will be awardsduring April and May. and traveler activity badges. discussed further whenthe The highest award in Cub Cartwright, McLaughlin and Packetnewspapers’ editors get Scouting, thearrow of light, was both Wirzmansearned the G. E. Adventurer TV. together¯Friday for the r weekly awardedto Chris Glavineof Naturalist Activitybadge,Babey idea-critique session. Lately, WebelosDen t. Heis the first to ¯ andLonsdoff received the Citizen : This offer maybewithdrawn someminor changes have been camthis awardthis year. activity badge and Lonsdorf ,-, -~ .~’ ~-.~:,-, :~- ...... ~.. ~ ,., .~; .~ . ~ .... madein the nameplates on each Wolfbadges were earned by earned the aquanaut activity :" ::~;" ::~’:’~:~<~".’~!:::’:i.r~±’’.::’X~:~:~-*:~’:"~’~’ ~:. >’:~’’: withoutpfiornoticc. newspaperin an effort to im- Chris Kobiella, RobertLengee, badge. : : :’::/A prove their appearance and KevinLoesdorf and Titus Tar- Longevitybadges, werealso ¯ . ,.,: ~".~~_.__~~ ~ ~’.... eliminateas muchtypographical novctchi of Den 1, Timothy awarded.Richard Lonsdorfof .... .: .... , OpenSaturday 9 A.M.to 12 A.M. clutter as possible.The addition MeLaughlinof Den2, and Craig WcbelosDen 2 receiveda 2-year ., : : A~’.’;~ .... of a telephonenumber would put LaPortaof Den3. GoldArrows pin. DavidDeAngelis of Den1, someof that distracting type for the WolfBadge were awarded Steven Parker and WeePenruse back into the newspapers’ to ChrisKobielta of Den1, Jerry of. Den2, Sergio DePintaand nameplates,but it wouldbe of Galaini and Timothy Chris Obroptaof Den 3, and use to manyreaders. It looks McLaughlinnf Den 2. Titus Bruce Cartwright, Randy goodfor the additionof telephone Tarnovetchiof DenI earnedboth McLaughlin,Jerald Wirzman, numbersin the nameplates. a Goldand a SilverArrow for his and Joel Wirzmanof Webelos . - "..: ~,,i/.~ ****** WolfBadge. Den2 received1-year pins. "Myletter to the editor was Bear badgeswere awardedto A 2-yearpin waspresented to !. i. ’:.: : ’ edited", complainedone caller. Steven Parker of Den 2, and John Tierney, Cub Pack Sinceediting is oneof ourfunc- DavidFalter and Chris ObroptaChairmanand l.year pins were tions, it’s toughto apologizefor or: Den"3. Chris Obroptaalso presented to Betty DeAngelis, havingdone it. Actually, very received a Gold and a Silver DenLeader of den1; KenFalter, few letters to the editor are Arrowfor his Bearbadge. Cubmaster;Dolores Obropta, "edited"because it is our basic D-augPetrone of Dee2 receivedDon Leader of Den 3; Ellen belief that the letters columnis his Bobcatbadge. Parker, DenLeader Coachand truly a town forumwhere the The Cubs in WebelosDen 1 DenLeader of Den 2; Eilcen call ¯ freedom of speech has top have workedon six different Urbick, Secretary; Phyllis Forinformation priority. However,in the interest activity badges.Tommy Cronin, Webb,Assistant DenLeader of Raritan (201) 725-1200 of giving as manytownsfolk as Chris Glavine, ThomasKaemp- Den 1 and Joan Wirzman, Hillsborungh (201) 359-8144 possible some space on our fen, Chris Kobiclla, James Assistant DenLeader of Den2. Whitehouse (201) 534-4088 Here’s howit works. Bring in a friend or relative whois As a sponsor, you get the Free air-conditioner or T.V. and not a memberof your household. To get the air-conditioner your friend gets 5hA%interest on his account. (Note: Span- have him or her opena IncomeCertificate for $10,000 for sot need not open an account). Haveyour friend bringin or 3~Ayears or $5,000 for 6 years. To get the T.V. simply have send in his passbooksnow. Interest will be paid fromday of your fziend open an account for $7,500 for 5 years or deposit. Wewill simply transfer your friend’s funds from $5,000 for 7~h years. All accounts are insured by F.D.LC. other banks. Comein with your friend-or have himmail this and pay 5 ¼%interest quarterly. The interest check will be coupon with his check or passbook with signed withdrawal mailed quarterly or deposited to a free personal checking forms. Accountsmay be openedjointly. account or a zegular savings account. Air Conditionersand TVsmust be picked up. 1 [ sen I It’s easyfor yourfnends to tmusfertheir fundsfrom another bank Hesse a State BankIncome" , I or savingsiustitutlon to StateBank of RadtanValley. He just fills outform, Cartificate as listed below: open I this enclosesbankbook’of account to be’¢ransferred-andmails ~II ’1 it to us. As soon as the transfer is completed we’ll return your ...... I friend’s bankbook. ’ Full Name (pleaseprint) Jl ~#~ "--% I I Per Annum """;" ’ "’"’’’’’"’’’’’’’"""*’"""’"" """’’’’’’’’"lAddress I I Nameof Bankor institution fromwhich funds Interest paid ...... ¯ ¯ .I 1 will be transferred. Qu~rlerly City State ZipI ¯ ,oo***~,ooo,o.ooooooo,o ,**oo,ooo~**oooooo**~****o,~***] account number SocialSecurity No. . PhoneNo. I ¯ ,ooo*o,o,oooooo,*o,oooooooo*ooo~*o*,,* I Payto the order of State Bankof RaritanValley. Signatureof Depositor I . (Dollars) Cheekenclosed is $10,000for 3tA years $5,000 for 6 years. [ Writein the amountor write Baluneeof my/ouraccount. $7,500for 5 years S5,000for 7~years. (Personalchecks have to clear before sponsorcan claim gift.)...... ooo* ...... Sign nameexactly as in bankbook. ¯ ...... ¯" ...... ’sp°ns°r’sName’" (pleasepdnt) ;o. ",,I SafetyAwards . tate$ ¯ *,o**,o*oo,ooooH,~°,,o**,*,o.o* ,~* ...... [ auk ’ I City State i TheFifth GradeSafety Patrols were honored Tuesday during an assembly.They Were awarded a certificatein recognitionof efficient service and devotion to dutyby the Division of StatePolice and of /garitatt. all y ...... :"," i ..... th’e state Departmentof Education.The following students were honored: Anna Balirit, Pater [_,. 6-A THURSDAY,IUNE 14, t973 "New Arrwals Newark College Awards Martha Myers Becomes The Somerset Hospital in’ Somervillereports the following Mrs. Charles 5ieora births to area residents: Ason to Mr.and Mrs. Richard Engineering Degrees MarthaAnn Myers, daughter Terry Myers,brother of the Vaccarelisof 1510North Street, of Mrs.DavidR.MyersefHolltnsbride, of Hollies, Va.; Andy Manvilleon June3. At its 57th commencement Twohonorary degrees were South Main, B.S. in chemical Va., wasmarried to CharlesR. Overfeltof Hollies; and C. S. A son to Mr. and Mrs. James exercise, on June 1, Newark awardedas part of the morning’sengineering; John Liszczak, 210 Sicoraof Somerseton Saturday, Willisperformed as ushers. Greenwayof 125S. 19tbAvenue, Collegeof Engineeringawarded event. Honorarydegrees went to Driscoll St., B.S. in civil June9. MichelleCalvert and Charles Manvilleon June 4. degreesto B02candidates taking Dr. CarrollM. Lecvy of the N.J. engineering¯ Somerset:. Alan Mr.Sieerais the sonof Mr.and Soriano was flower girl and A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. part in the ceremony. Collegeof Medicine(Doctor of Dards,43 WinstonDrive, Master Mrs.Charles Sierra, 170 Myrtle ringbanrer. John Herndonof 1105 Brooks The degrees conferred Science) for his outstanding of Science;David Conner 70 JFK St., Somerset. A reception washeld for tOO Boulevard,Manville on June 4. included557 B.S. degreesin six contributionsin the field of liver Buu evard, B.S. in civil The ceremonywas performed guests at the LakeviewMotor A son to Mr. and Mrs. James disease work;and to Dr. Frank engineering. Somerville: at EnonBaptist Church, Hollies, Inn. Fairchild of RD2, Neshanic majorengineering fields, 141 W.Glnser, chief executiveofficer Va. Thebride is a graduate of Masterof Science degrees and MichaelBorick, 580 N. Bridge of Stationon June6. four degrees at the level of of Eutectic Corp. of NewYork, St., B.S. in electrical Mrs.Andy Overfelt, sister RadfordCollege, Radferd, Va. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Doctorof Engineering.A huge (Doctorof Engineering)for his engineering; WilliamHyllcke, the bride, of Hollins, servedas She is presently an elementary Richard Thies of Neshanic tent is traditionallyerected on research and developmentwork 1074 Broad Road, Master of matronof honor, schoolteacher at MountainView Stationon June7. the NCEplaying field to ac- in the field of exoticmetals. Science;Leonard Criag, 728 Old School,Roanoke, Va. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. commodatethedegreerecipients Dr. WilliamHazell, president FarmRoad, B.S. in electrical Attendantswer~ Mrs. Corrado The groomis a graduate of James Reagan of 1524 River and their several thousand of Newark College of engineering; HowardSpencer,. Caterina of North Brunswick, FranklinHigh School and Salem Road,Hilisborough on June7. guests, the assembled NCE Engineering,presided and gave 728 CedarbrookRoad, B.S. in Mrs.C. S. Willis,Jr., of Roanoke,College, Salem, W.Va. Heis A son to Mr. and Mrs. Stevan the commencementaddress. Danyshof W. CamplainRoad, faculty and other guests at- civil engineering; Ronald Va., and Mrs. DeanStaltz of currently serving withthe U.S. tending the ceremony. Young men and women Traehtenberg,1570 Mountain Top Salem,Va. CoastGuard at Louis,Del. Manvilleon Juno10. receivingdegrees from this area Road, Masterof ScJence,and ThomasSicora, brother of the Thecouple left on a wedding include: Paid Wade153 WeedsRoad, B.S. groom, of Somerset, was best trip to PeaksOtter, Va. Their Manville:Bruoe Berentsen, 126 in electrical engneering. man. futureresidence is Roanoke,Va. GladysAve., Masterof Science, Congratulations1973Graduates AlanBailey, 914 KennedyBlvd., B.S. in electrical engineering; RonaldCarlueci, 159 So. 18tb Miss Kresifeski GoodLuck InThe Futurel Ave., M.S. in chemical engineering; Frank Liedl, 809 ¯Engaged To Wed Deltoid Durham COUNTRYAUCTION .The East Millstone Reformed Mrs. AnnaKresifeski of 309 238 So. MainStreet 725-2936Manville, N,J. Church will hold a Country Bursal Avenue, Manville has Auction on Saturday, June 23 announcedthe engagementof ***************************** froml0 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the her daughter Karen, to Donald "1(" church grounds on Franklin Durham.She is a so the daughter Street, East Millstone.Refresh- of the late XdwardKresifeski, ments will be sold. Anyone Sr. wishingto donateitems for the Mr. Durham resides in Mrs. Arthur William Nece, was Miss Hobora ** Garden State Academy sale please call 844-7918for Somerville. arrangementto pick-up. A June, 1974 wedding is of Beauty Culture i planned. Eileen Ann Hobora Weds RECYCLE ¯-\ Arthur William Nece THIS NEWSPAPER Eileen AnnHobora and Arthur the matronof horior. She was William Neee exchangedwed- attired in a gownof avocado dingvows Saturday, June 9 at St. organza with a white vest , i MatbiasRoman Catholic Church, enhancedwith yellowand green 0ARDENS’rATEACAOEMYo.e,oo Somerset.. embroidery and a sunshine Thebride is the daughter.ofMr. yellowhat withbraided hat band. and Mrs. Peter Hobora of Shecarried a whitestraw basket prepare you for a position in beauty culture;x. Manville.The groom is the sonof of cascadingyellow daisies. ¯3(" Mr.and Mrs. OttoJ. Nece,both The attendants were Miss ¯3(" deceased. Carol Allesand~:oOf Manville, ¢t one that you will be able to hold because we The Ray. J. Nevln Kennedy MissIrene Konatof Somerville havetrained you, msno other school does. 4t performedthe ceremony. The and Miss Susan Boszcz~ of "X" bride was given away by her BoundBrook. father. NedPratt of Rerltan wasthe Thebride was attired in an best manwith Albert William empire style gown of silk Gall Jr. of Bound Brook; organza,enhanced with shiffii Richard Goodmanof Bound embroidery featuring bishop Brook; HowardRiskin of 01d sleeves,scoop neckline and fleer Bridge and EdwardKibalo of For an interviewcall 469-173a. length train which was also Manvilleserving as ushers." trimmedin shiffli embroidery.A After a receptionat the Red- ’i 28 MAIN ST. SO. BOUNDBROOK~ cathedralillusion veil wasedged woodInn. in Somerville,i the ;~ in’ thatchedlace. Shecarried a couple left on a honeymoonto Mrs. Charles R. Sicora, was MarthaAnn Myers bouquetof whiteroses. Hawaii. KarenKreslfeski Mrs. NedPratt of Raritan was The bride is a graduate of "ManvilleHigh Schooland at- ****************************** tended Rutgers University ex- tension division for computer programming.She is presently employedat MackTrucks. Inc. in Somerville. The groomis a graduate of WoodrowWilson High Schoolin HOT DOTS ARE HEREI. Camdenand is presently em- ployedas a branch managerin by HedwinCorporation. He had previouslyserved four years in T. H. BLUM.COUNTY 4-H AGENT FREE FROMTHE the Navyaa a dental technician. DORISH. WOOD¯ 4.H PROGRAMASSISTANT HILLSBOROUGH The couple will reside in Somerset. COMINGEVENTS NATIONAL BANK Maintaining Lawn - Thursday,June 14 - TwirlingLeadexs Meeting ¯ 4-HOffice - 8 ’~.m. Requires Proper - Monday,June 18 - Ho~eLeaders Meeting- Co. Adm.Bldg.-8 HOTDOTS are for nighttime safety. p.m. Theystick to jackets, hats, shoes, Mowing Care - Tuesday,June 19 - PrepLeaders Camp Meeting - ,t-H Office- bicycles, evenpet collars. 7:30p.m. - Wednesday,June 20- 4-HAssociation Meeting- 4-H Office - 8 Withall yourhard work trying p.m. to maifitaina lnsh,dense, healthy * HOTDOTS reflect light and are lawn and the emptybottle of PREP LEADERSCAMP MEETING " seenby ddversup to 600 feet away. linimentto proveit, youmay be the onewho is causingyour lawn ~ansare beingcoordinated for 4-HPrep Camp which takes place to thin outand eventually die. June 25 to 29 at NorthoverCamp. One-hundred-fifty prep young- e HOTDOTS are used on windows Beforeyou start blamingthe stere will be stayingeremite at the campand enjoying activities seed,fertilizer or the directions centeredazound music, food, balloons and ecology. The25 coun- wherechildren and invalids sleep on the box or bag, .check the ¯ as a signal to firemen. sellors,whoam responsible forthe well being ofthese chlld~en and height of the cutting blade on willbe helping withthe activities, willmeet at the 4-H Office, June your mower. 19at 7:30 p.m. ¯ HOTDOTS are used by hunters The height you are mowing your grasS maydetermine the BANNER CONTEST on clothing and equipment. life or deathof yourlawn, says H. N. Repair, CountyAgricultural Agent. Themwill be a bannercontest atthe 4-H Falr again this year with Closecutting doesn’tgive the thebanners’ displayed conspicuously aboutthe Fai~rounds. This ¯ HOTDOTS are adaptable to any contestisopen to all 4-H’ers. Tbebanner should have a message of your safety needs. grass a chanceto manufacture the foodit needsto buildstrong, about4-H, be odglnal, colorful andeye appealing andwill be judged deeproot systems and a dense onthese points. The day before the Fair opens theR will be a sod. bannermaking session with supplies available atthe Fairgrounds. The HOTDOTS Safety Prog ram is Lawnsm a combinationof Kentuckybluegrass-red fescue KITECONTEST sponsoredas a public service by orMerlon Kentucky bluegrass The Hillsborough National Bank. shouldbecut at a heightofI I/2 Now’sthe time to make a kite and learn how to fly it. This can be :or2 I/2inches. During the doneas a clubactivity ora father-son activity. Themwill be a kite .summer2 to 2 112inches iseven flyingcontest atthe 4-H Falr again thls year. Preparation aheadof Stopby endget tree HOTDOTS for better. timecan make the event that much mote fun. Them am exeelIeat the wholefatal!y, whetheryou are a BentgrassesandZoysia - booksabout kites at yourlocal llbmry. Watch for morn information customerof oursor not, canstand a closeshearing of one- innewsletter. halfto 1 inch. NOTICE

THE LITTLEBANK - GETTINGBIGGER EVERY OAY, :,TO HILLSBOROUGHRESIDENTS EffectiveJune 14th, 1973 HillsboroughSanitary Landfill Site ¯Opento ResidentsOnly THE NATIONALBANK Tuesday,Thursday,Saturday 8:00 a.m.to 4:00p.m. AMWELL ROAD BELLE MEAD. NEWJERSEY 08502 201-359-4800 ¯ ,k Sunday8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. ADMISSIONBYPERMIT ONLY! FREE CHECKING* HIGHEST RATESON SAVINGS * LOWCOSTLOANS 8 TO S DALLY, 9 TO 5 SATURDAY MEMBERF.D,I.C.: Permitmay be obtained, free of charge,from Byorder of the Hilisborough Hillsborough Police Department, Amwell ; TownshipCommittee ¯. . ’ uamerine~antonastaso - %. ¯ Roed, Neshanic ’ " ...... i~". q’’’ ~’’ ’ : .4 =’4" U : ’UI’ . "4"= ’r:’:" ," ’’q=pr = P= 4=r 1’ " ,,:.",: T0wnship.Clerk,, THURSDAY,JUNE 14, 1973 7-A Miss Stansley Becomes Hill sbor ough.’Hot Dots ’ ’VISITROSEGARDEN Theformal rose garden at a.m.and 7 p.m.Colonial Park is ColpnialPark,EnstMillstone, is on Mettiers Lane off. Amwell Mrs. David H. Lindsay Improve’ Traffic Safety nowat Its peakin blooms.Park Road in the East Millstone Commission Senior Hor- section of FranklinTownship. Patriela ,~un Stansley, Mrs.Frank Zabohonskl of East A newfad has caughton in material whichremain after the ttculturist RudolphVanderGoot, The Commissionsuggests an daughterof Virginiaand the late Orange;and Debra Pallns of HillsboroughTownship, and it dots are punchedout and whichreports that all varieties in the early eveningcookout in the Park Joseph Stansley of 15 Grlggs Kinelonserved as bridesmaids. has the approvalof everyonein are normallydiscarded, to makegarden are showingtheir finest followedby a visit to the garden. Place, Manville was wed to KennethLindsay, the groom’s town.What’s more, it’s not onlyintricate symbolsfor jacketsand colors now. Thereare amplepicnic tables DavidH. Lindsayon Saturday, brother,was best man at the fun, but free, andwill makethe, shirts. . The garden may be visited and convenientparking areas, June10. ceremony. townshipsafer this summer. She said that the Hot Dotsdaily betweenthe hours of 10 Mr. Lindsayis the son of Mr. PeterMatonis of Silverton, It’s "hot dots." Safety Programhas been en- and Mrs. DavidLindsay of East brother- in - lawof the groom; Hot dots are small circles of dorsedby the local fire corn- Newark. FrankZabohonski of East reflectorlzed material which panlesfor use on windowswhere s" ,~ant:"ue The wedding was held last Orange;and John Lindsay of adhere to clothing, shoes, chlldrenandlnvallds sleep, and Saturday, June 9 at Christ the EastNewark the groom’s cousin bicycles, books, pet collars, the HillsboroaghRescueSquad is King Church with the Bey. servedasushers. windows,and reflect light up to contemplating using them on Provincial Art RonaldBacovin officiating. A receptionwasheld at the 600feet away.It is especially some of their emergency Herman&VeraSchadt The bride was given in RooseveltCare, Bound Brook useful on countryroads at night equipment. Comein and browse marriage by her brother, followingthewedding. wherepedestrians and bicycle "TheHot DotsSafety Program William. Thebride is a graduateof rldersare almostinvisthle in the hascaught the imaginationof the ifwedon’thauelt- we’lltrytogetitforyou She worean Empirestyle gown Manville High School and is dark. community,she said, and we ’of ivory chiffon featuring a presently attending Montclair’ TheHot DotsSafety Program have had some tentative ax- UPSTAIRSAT SPOOKYBROOK HERBARY Victorian collar and bishop State College.She is employedat is being sponsored by The pressionsof interest fromother sleeves. The gownwas enhanced the Residential Treatment HillsboroughNational Bankin towns.Hot Dots are a simple, AmwellRd. (Rt. 514)E. Millstone201-844-3333 withVenicelace and the ca thedral Center, Newark. cooperation with the effective way of making Saturday&Sundayl0-5 veil was edged in matching HillsboroughTownship Police suburban roads safer for camelot lace and held by a Thegroom attended Montclair Department. everyone." camelotcap. State Collegeand is currently Sgt. FredFIeintz, headof the ~ Linda, Slepokuraof Somerset, employedby the State Police, Traffic Safety Bureauof the Spooky Brook Herbary sister of the bride, wasmatron of HackensackBarracks. police department last week GardenCenter & Produce Market presentedthe programto the honor. Thecouple left on a wedding ~ HANGINGPLANTS *ANNUALS Mrs. Peter Matonis of .trip to Bermuda.Their future Hillsboroughschool system by a A NAVYMAN Silverton, sister of the groom; residencewill be East Newark. slide demonstrationprepared by * TREES& SHRUBS * VEGETABLEPLANTS the PhotographyClub of the MichaelGerard Fobes, son of ¯ BRICKPATIO & WALKS¯ PERENNIALS Junior HighSchool, under the Mr.and Mrs. John Fobes of 1126 a RAILROADTIE WORK ¯ HERBPLANTS : ~:: direction of WilliamBekney, AmwellRoad (Rt. 514) E. Millstone / eighthgrade teacher. St. John’sPlace, Manville has / Eachstudent was given four recently enlisted into the Navy andis taking basic training at 201-844-3333 ¯ y ¯ .j ,! hot dots along with a card illustrating their varioususes. GreatLakes, Illinois. Mun.-Fri.10-6; Sat. 9-6; Sun.10-5 Students were told that ad- ~ ~ ~ ditional hotdots were available atthe bank free. Mrs. Richard Zayle, was Miss Palko Responsewas instantaneous, accordingtoMs. Eileen Lawton, Ol~ce you crater bankrepresentative whois coordinatingtheprogram with Miehele Theresa Palko Sgt.Heintz. Bank pe~rsonnel distributedclose to 50,000hot dots our shop last week,she said. Weds Richard Zayle "Enthusiasmfor the Hot Dots MicheleTheresa Palko, Tlie bride is a graduate of ~t. Safety Programhas exceeded ourbest expectations,"she said. it’s just onegood thing daughtero Jr.,of ot Mr._ned ;~zo westMrs..John--Peter’s Freen~ dlesex County High SchoolCollege. and She Mid- is "People have immediately Ave., Manville,was married to employedby AveryLabel Co., recognizedthe effectivenessof RichardAllan Zayle on Saturday, North Brunswick7 the hot dots in eliminatingthe June 9 at SacredHeart Church, Thegroom attended Middlesex hazardsof nighttime visibility on Manville. CountyCollege and is a graduate our country roads, and their __eraft another.... ThegroomisthesonofMr.and of Fairleigh DickinsonUnlver- almostlimitless adaptabilityto ’. : Mrs.Anthony Zayle of 191South sity. Reserved in the U.S.Marine anynight timesafety situation. LincolnAve., Manville. Theyare beingused on boats and !!.:i! ::: !ii.::.,i . ’Corps and is employed by ’!iii .): "FULL SERVICESALON" The bride was given in IngersollRand, Phillipsbarg. by huntersas well, she said. marriageby her father. Thecouple left on a wedding AccordingtoMs. Lawton, the Alice Masalsky and Mary ,trip to Bermuda.Their future children of the townshipare Penarczyk were soloist and using hot dots in highly ULTIMATE [ Af,.~l~m~l~ organist at the ceremony. residencewill be in Raritan. imaginative designs ontheir 262W. Uni0n Ave. q, U7 ~,/.Lq, Thebride’s gownwas of white clothing andbicycles, even BoundBrook ~" angel silk satin with an A-line Cub Scout,s makinginitials on schoolbooks. OPEN:Tues., Thurs., Fri. - 9 to 9 - Wed.,9 to 6 - Sat. 8:30to 6 " ~i i~ design, long sleeves, pinktrim Someare evenmaking use of the Prop.Lynda Gaglia anda longehao~lly lace train. RaiseFunds scraps of the reflectorized AmpleParking in Rear WeApply Permanent Eyelashes She worea ~’bo-peep"bonnet witha three tier veil cascadeof At Local Fair ~;;:~ ,- AnnettePalko of Manville, sister of the brideserved as maid. Eighteencub scoutsand four ~ "leade/’~’~f Ea~K~ fad’ rfiar~hbdin ~,~.~ ’! q .... "’;" ""’~’’ ’ BridesmaidswereMrs.Dennis "" tlie’se~0nd~nnfia’l Meh~br~al Day ~~~ Norkof Fords;Mrs. John R. ¯ !. ~: parade in Hillsborooghon May " Palkoof FortLee, sister-in.law of 26. Shefmaii Sdns Jewelers ¯ ::!~!!~ . i ’ .’ the bride; and Mrs.David Zayle The cubs were joined by the of Middlesex,sister-in-law of the scouts and chairmanof Troop "Have Mrs. David H. Lindsay, w~Miss Stansley groom. 186. Theunits are sponsoredby Jennifer Bell of Stow,Mass., theManville Elks Lodge 2119. ofthe groom wasflower TheCub Scout Pack flag was carriedby Chris Glavine of For Dad on His Day FairleighDickinsc, n.,niece ¯ Best manwas David Vayle of WebelosDen i. Re was joined in Middlesex.brother of the groom. thecolorguard by Richard Chris Conroyof Edison;John LonsdorfofWebelos Den 2 and (Sunday,June17th R. Palkoof Fort Lee, brotherof TimothyMcLaughlin ofDen 2. Presents Degrees the bride; and DavidNovak of_ ThePack banner was carried by Barnegatserved as ushers. DavidDeAngelis ofDen I, Steven A.receptionattended by 115 ParkerofDen 2, David Falter of ¯ Watches , Money Clips A totalof some 3100 degrees WalterWilczek BS, 235 ViewSt. washeld at WaR’sInn, Manville. Den3 andBruce Cartwright of wereawarded by FairleighSomerset:Nicholas Caputo WebelosDen 2. DickinsonUniversity thisspring BSEE,83 DrakeRoad; Walter IT’SAGIRL Othermarchers were George atcommencement exercises on McGregorBS, 14 AustinAve.; Kobiella,Kevin Lonsdorf andJoe ¯ Tie Clasps ¯ Cuff Links thethree New Jersey campuses Andre~yPhillips BS,10 Webster Mr. and Mrs.Joseph P. Dudash Sterphoneof Den1, Corey ofthe University. Road.Somerville: Robyn Craig of Harrisonburg, Virginia EhrnstromandDoug Pctrone of Includedinthat total are the BA, RD # 3 Box323; Nancy (formerresidents of Manville) Den2, Sergio De.Pinto andCraig ¯ firstten Doctor of EducationCunninghamBA, 74 Dural St.; announcethe birth of their LaPorts’of Den 3 and Guy Traveling AlarmClock degrees(Ed.D.) awarded RaymondGuhl BS, 113 Ivy Lane; daughter,Estee Lin, on May10. Cooper,Randy McLaughlin, Joel FDU. Ishrat Husain MSEE, 1 Mrs.Dudash is the formerLinda Wirzman,and Jerald Wirzman of Commencementceremonies at BrooksideAve.; Clark Johnson Kokorchen. The maternal WebelosDen 2. ¯ Cigarettes Lighters theFlorham-Madison campus MBA,961 Country Club Road; grandparents are Mrs. Irene wereheld on Saturday morning, MarilynKindred BS, 101 Taylor Kokorchenalso of Harrisonburg June2, and included anaddress Ave.;Henry Kostes Jr. MBA, (formerlyof Manville)and the by .columnist-commentatort06OTall Oaks Drive; Kenneth late Mr. JohnG. Kokorchen.The HighStyle WilliamF.Buckley Jr. MedearisBS, RD #I Trianglepaternal grandparentsare Mrs. At the Rutherfordcampus Road;Thomas Schuler BS, 15 Elizabeth Dudishof Manville FairleighS. DickinsonJr., DartmouthAve.; Richard Suf- and the late Mr. Joseph P. chairmanof theUniversity’s ficoolBS, 65 HuylerRoad; Dudish,Sr. Retired Captainof Boardof Trustees and former RichardSullivan BS, 1991Police, Manville.Mr. Dudish is a State Senator, addressed the HollandBrook Road; Robdrt physicaleducation ins’tructor and graduates during ceremonies TricaricoBS, 55 GrantAve.; is the headcoach of the football ~’By ’ held on Friday, May25. CharlesZamorski BS,99 Eatern and track teamsat ElktonHigh The Teaneck-Hackensack Ave. School,Elkton, Virginia. campus held commencement exercises on Monday,May 21. William O. Douglas, Supreme For The Graduates Court Justice, was the com- Dyingf .... hocolet.... rice,Go mencementspeaker. 9 .hcad- e 2O.mlnuteswim works G~raduates included off the 235cMorles. ~ -l ’y~ the ) ., 10,P, r Da followingarea residents: LoSardo F/’ankll~: JohnSalceby BS, 22 Pantihoseseams are back, with e AucheDrive. Manville:Michael newtwist - seamsare COLORED PopadiukBS, 522Sidorski Ave.: ,o metch,ou,out,,t. Lighe =: ...... ¯ Watches * t rs ¯ * Earrings & Pendants NEWPBA OFFICERS Studio In the early1800’s, ladies madean The Manville Police have overnight wrinkle-removingmas- formed a Police Benevolent queof resin from p, .... d sp.... ¯ Rm,-s * Bracelets ¯ Cuff Links & Clasps , Associationchapter. Newof- trees, mixedwith olive oil ficers are John Petrovic, president; Paul Marsicano,vice 9esoretO removeevery bit Of .... ¯ ¯ president: Thomas D;’tz, careat bedtime.Otherwise, lashes Charms ¯ Pins Traveling Clocks secretary; Dennis Sidorski, Professionalcanbecome brittle and break off. treasurer; MichaelMoschak, financial secretary; Wayne Steigerwalt, sergeantat arms; Photography.in,theno,,...... ofyour b,s,oa, "Engravingoned on prem ise9 " Michael Kassick, delegate; babyblue ¯ andall the otherspow- Robert Delesky, trustee, one der pink. Nowgo out and buy’e , , . year and Stever Max,trustee, pair of smashingopen-toed shoes. two years. The newManville Local 236 was formerly Peeling REALLYdaring? How ¯ associatedwith Local 82. Candidweddings, portraits abouta sockonew hair shadeat... SALON TWENTY-SEVEN SHERMAN" " & RECYCLE KendallPark Shopping Center Jewele: -"¯ SONS (201) 356-3110 297-3218 THIS SATISFACTIONGUARANTEED NEWSPAPER 647 WindsorStreet -’ BoundBrook I OpenEvery Sunday . ~~ 526-0111 " Somerset Shopping Center, SomerviUe

.... " :" ...... ; . ’- ...... :: ,, .,. ~-. ,: .:.::’ .!"i: "~, , . . , ~, :~’, ..... "..; .... " ~’. :i... -.", .’’ .’: ...; ."..:..::. . ’. . ~ ¯ ...... " " 8-A THURSDAY,JUNE 14, 1973 +. / PublicNotices PublicNotices PublicNotices r PublicNotices, : PublicNotices_ PublicNotices_’ Public Notices¯ PublicNotices Ilber’tlds, privileges,her~ditamenla’and completethe project will berecelv~ in the thanthe minimum pdeeas s’et forthbelow on Oepp’rtmentofTrnesportaUon Bnildihg 1008 TownshipCommittee of Elltsborouih P- SUPEBIOBCOURT OF nppurtennneesthereunto belonging or In nay BeceptionRoom of ,ha Divisionof Building Monday±JULY9th~lB"T3 at the hourof 8:00 ParkwayAvenue Trenton New Jersey on TowmhipNew Jersey for a PlenaryRetail NOTIC NDTIt’E NEWJEIISEY woeappertaining, nnd the revemioannd andConlmeBun, 8th floor of the T~cqdon o’niookP,M,ththat;cunnilChambenlatThe T fURSDAYJune 28, 19’/3 nt 10:00a,m. ComumpBeeUcense tior premtsesMtunted CIIANCERYDIVISION ¯ remninpers;renB,iuues and proBla thereof. Rad ng, WestState and Willow Sfreela,. BoroughHell, 10tS, MainStreet Maavlge prevni)lngtlme.The reading of acceptable at 2t70 CamplninRoad SomervBle Takenotice that the PoltshFalcorm of Takenotice that nppTieant has beenmade (~ SOMERSETCOUNTY Subjectto n first mortgageheld by First Trenton,New Jersey 086~, until 2:00o’clock N.J. . ’ ¯ ’ htdawtil takeplace immediately thereafter, IBIIsbereughTownship. AmodeaDtstrictNo no hpenpplndta taLheTownshipcommiueeoftheTowmhp" DOCKETNO. F 2966-72 Savingsand Loan Asso~mttun or Perth p,m. on June27, 973end then J~.bgely 8 (Is w be apeeptndonly from bidden the TowmhlpCommlRee of the Tow~hlpof or IlillshoroughIo renewla HillsheroComer AmbeIn theoriginal amount of S13,800,00, openedand read aloud, No bid WIBbe ac- BLOCK LOThEN PRICE LOCALITY" dnssiBedin accordance with R,S.27:?-3~J et HillshamughNew Jersey, for a Plenary Store,lpe.. for premiseslecatnd at Amwell fotweunslU.:ttlFP,SSAt,ENo.2r/# asweu X, au taxes and other matters of record¯ unptedafter the hourepeelBnd. Bids will be RosalthSD’eet Rq.The right Is reservedto reject any or all Bond,Ililisharou h Townshl. New Jersey 8UBUBBIAINVESThIENTCOMPANY Amountof Judgmentto be MBshnd reeelvndonthefollewlngbranthesofwork:157. #3 Sl’ ~’ 00 bids, ObjectionsIf any,should be madeha. lecaladRetallCor~umplatFalcon°nRoad,Uesnsesouthf°rSomervlllePremtses thePleunry FretfUl Uistribut~ee License No Plaintiff 502O6A0 lus interestcesta, printers fees General mndfae y n wrifln l o Ca’herne San. NewJersey. . ’ I).L as. TEAMS:50~ cash or certified checkat TheDeportment of ’!’r.unspo.rt_qUon.,. In tonnstasoClerk o~ the Townshipof * OFFICERS Thenames and addressesof all officers ANNERIZZO, Widow Sherf a I)~.~and carom sa on. ’ Electrical ’time of bidandhalnnce in sash or ¢erBBnd aecerdnneewitn the provtslunS el Tree vt o: Alfred Zlenowicz243 CrannStreet, directorsand stockholders of said ear. Defendant Dated . Heating& Yentithting& A/C checkwithththirty das o, dateof bidDeed heC vii Rihla Act of 1964{78 Slat. E52} and J IltihthoroughNeshanieNew Jersey. HIIbldeNew Jersey, Pres dent, porntionare Matthewl’, chnos eckhoder MaySI, 19"/3 All biddersmust be prpaunlgledIn no- ¯ mustbe recordedw~th thrice (3) months the taBU’stearnsof the Department of Com. [ tnigned} Writ of Executionfor saleof mortgaged Okun& Cohen eerdapeowith the alalule. IN,J,S.A. 02:35) fromdateofPubll¢sath;otherwlseaeldsalemeree(Is,C.F..R.,Par.t.8),tss.u~,lpunluanita EdmundJankowshi htartha Plskadlo,328 Wondrllff Place, Avenue.threelor,Manv~le. andres/dent, Jersey: 314 NorthGeorge’ 8th premises, 2t’~ CamplathRd. Union,New Jerse V cePres dent, New Byvirtue of the abovestated writ of OneRacetrack Road shallbe null and void, title shallrevert to the willsuch afBrmative]yAct neeeaynOblleS,insure luntln a..omunrs any contract mM It Somerville,N.J, StanleyJas a~, 300Market Street, Feno.stockholder director andv ee - executionto me directed and delivered I will EastBrunswick. New Jersey (~810 FormThenJ’ormnof Contract,Ion forPlans, Bidders,Specifications Form of antiBid Rerunof Manville,and the bid fnuda uhnll ESN6*7-73 2 t resident,Box .’15R Enst Meunta n Read, exposefor ~le at hlle vundueon Thepurehuner shall pay10% of purchase befor~nitnd as penalty for failureto ¢omnlv r. enteredinto pursuantto this advertisement] , hBddleseX,wandaK~yston,NewJerseY,1004VlCeKpPresldent,ng Road, ,~cshanie, NewJersey: and MaryFeno MO,NDAY~nE 2nd DAY OF priceat endorals In cashor unrtlffndcheck Formsof Bid Bond,Perthrmunee- Payment with endo I lions . minoritybusiness enter rises will be af- ~ , Ellzabeth NewJenny Secretary. slockholder,director andsecretary¯ Julyt0tS endsign acknowledgement of ]mrchase. Bondand other contractdocuments may be All propertysold will be conveyedby fordedfull opportunity~ sub~thida In I Fees’~8.64 ;" IreneJ, takowshl.1713 South Central Iressurer.Box .ISS, Easl Mcuntain Road. bctweenthehoursoftwonnd fiveo’elockln TheSheriff reserves the Hght to ndaura examinedat the fellowir.8: ~a,sn,.. ~ f. ".,a an ~.l= ...... a,..,a wl,h .~ w=~*-’~¯ ..^r respenseto this invitationand wilt notbe Avenue,South Plain,laid, New Jersey, N~.hanie.New Jersey. theahernconof said day that Is,assat 2:00 thisselefromtimetatimeunprovldedloCrbyDIvtsthnofBuHdlaandcomtruction eonvenantres~tlnu title All lola arecon dlsedmthateda~tastonthegroundzofrsea, NOTICE Treasurer. ()h ecllons, t, on shouldbe made law. WestStateannll’~tilowStreela rovedsub~ect~i’o r~trlcBorm of r~ordand coloror nationalorigin in considerationfor nlrd~delyin wrll~nuto Ca her ne Son. P.M,~revniSngtlmeatt~eSherlff’s~Rieala PAUI,C. ZANOV.’IC TrentonNewjerseyo6~5 fu~theraui~jeettorestrleUo~erm(:t~bythe, DIRECTORS , the bomenetCounty Court Bouseat SlIEItWF Coplesmay be o~tainnd at the DIvtsionof ordBmnee~of the Borough of Maavlga,Tha an.nwn~frropesa~unrantee e nnd ...... other b[dainoq TAKENOTICEthMtbeManvilZeB.P.O.E."JohnByk,991~tssklStreet, Newark, New Ionnslaso,, Clerk of the Townshpof SALENO. 3t/e Bulldlngand Coestruedun. ]ountnd at West l.ndBeof29hasappndtotheTownshipof Jersey. . Ilillshorou h. NeshanieNew Jerse ’~’ SomervllleorreelofN.J.landtoandWtt:premisesAll ,ha,situate,CertainItractlnsFNB: &7.73-.It Statennd Willow Streets, Trenton,New Bo~ughof MnnvUe w ]-not be r=pensh o ~s..u.ppzemen-ryp_l~ec..t.earcqu r~men~are e~ ~ nt...... haS~hn~an~l~-v-P-,,---: HitishoronghBIHshdmugh, NewJersey. for JohnPolewczak.R+D. #I, Falcon Road, III~-LSBORttCORNERSTO~E,INC. aunL~abelngin the Townshipof Fraa~lth, Jerseyupon paymunt of $~,00for eachset, eroachmentafor restrictions,or other defectsencumbrances, dlselesed an-by rm~sun epeeuzeauons, propesat, euntrae~ a clublicense renewal for premisesocalad SouthSamervJlle, New Jersey. Bv~ ntlhewMtchno. Prmldent Cunctyof $omersetand State of NewJersey Fee: $84,80 An~uuneceeurel bidder, uponre,unclog andbond forms may be Inspected or oh- at t~0 BrooksBlvd., South Somerville, New JohnWithe, ~ Dune]lun~[ve,, Dune]lea, "GeorgeF~’no, Vice President morepartleelerly deserthedpe fallows: ’ -- suunlmtprompgyendlngondcunditlon,wi]]aurv~ ...... n;- ~a~k~ ...... ,1~ nnrmmh~r ~.r..uuG thlaed at the Bureauof ContractAd. Jemey,The officers and,run,sea af said NewJerse . MuryFeno, SocreLary-Trensurer BEOINNINGat a path, in the Nor. be retuededlda paymentand any una- rles~rvesthedghRPaccept°rreJeclanyoragministration,Department of Trae~pertadun lodgeareas fedewl: Richard~ akowzkl758 Newark Avenue SaN6-7-73 -2t thweslarlyline of the LIn0elnHighway OFFfCBFIS Elbsbeth, NewJe~’~. ’ Felt $10.80 formarlyz knownas the Franklin an(] biddersupon aa returelng such a let will be ~e par0haser of any u~mnmvedor Building,1030 Parkway Avenue. Tranloa, I LawrapeeR, Dmuchowsh[Jr,, B.D.#3~ JohnPaster, 1370 Lower Road, Elbsbeth, " CONSTABLESALE refundedl~,00, unopenedstreet or his IlUeC~.l’lS~-in nna NewJersey, during office hours,Coebs IBex380, JacquesLane, t Somerset, N J, NewJersey. " GeorgetownTurnpike distant Easterly assumes.heroad [n .hepz’elunt’eoll"ditlon thereofwill befurnished upon app]lesUun IExnltndRuler. alongsaid line 437.65feet fromIts In. Takenoficethcton June0h tBT3at800 TheStatereservestharlghtthreJectanyor andthepeymuntofstandardfecs.The v,,ork (Slgnnd) N )" ’E terzeCllonwRhthelthedivJdin~lpropertynowo’clockIn theforenoon of that daya Lee agbids. andwiti.nt...... r~u~Ih~Rn~tlehnr Mn~uln~ istohecomplctndonorbeforeNovemberSO,’. ClarenceE, Gmsetakie,IS Maiden L.ane~ Poll’hFaleounofAmertesTakeI. it’(, or formerlyof JosephPinter from proparty tomathtathlt’~ndlunlumedb~theRarau~ BoundBrook, N,J.,LundingEelght. DtstrlctNo,l,lun, hus appl, 1 r "s F r newerformerly of]rene ned Jellus Solyog MylesTronsmbslons, 7 Richmond Avenue, 1973. WilliamE. Sohwalenberg,E.D. Camden" Ill(’ " s p ’tnll ee I NewBmnswichNewJerseyln heCountyof Eachbidder mustdep~R with his bid, ofaUaParL°fthenireeteyslamoftheBoroughM.anvlBe, , J" FaleonRoadIlill~bm’,, gl’l’mn~p r Iqt’l ry (t th Rd.palayBelleA.Mend,OanteN.494LoyalcountryKelRht.club Rd., SouhSamervtlle,N.J (’1,1Hmlpln. " ~’ rpr, sts~ andNorthfrom59deBreessaid be~inningmlautespoint 20secondal~ast runnlni l) theSeCuritYconditionstheprovldedam°unt’ fOrmlntheandfnstmetionsSubJect to items?heofestimatedwork are:qUantities ofthe pdnolpal, AffredZlenowlcz,presldent AnmdlBna~. t, , 5 , S, ed t9.07feet along said line ofthe Lincoln High. JosephhighestMlddiesex,bidderlBndell Inwlllag thesellright,ntfeliowin8 puhlittitle andVenduelnterest anlamob oethee for Bidders. DATED.¯ Ma y 99,19TJFrancisk , Peltack, B~ro. Clerk 2 t00 Cu,Yd, EondwayExcavation Un- ;SouthSomerville, N, J.. LecturingEelght, SSN6-773 " 21" ,*~ F; r Jtr~tv waylaananglepelnt(2}North$Bde fees38 TRUSTEES . " , Fruakq..c,.pr,,OIht’t’l+~III (’ha’ , XU hi, re mthutes~0seconda East 210.93 feet st~l along 196~Ford- serial no, 0Y83ZtlBB~.byressun AtlenUunOf blddarsis particularlycalled MN6-7.73 2’/’ elunsIBnd JohnOBsh, ~f LadleBt., gTunvgth,N,J. Fte:S15.12" I ~ur’. of GarageLien under ~latate of thatlaw, to therequirements aato cundidunsof era- Fee" $17 28 L0O6Sq. Yd. Pavement Excavation xit’(¯H’t’MIk’ r’ ¯ rur said line of the LlneninHighway to a point; ¯ WaiterFriedberg pl~ymentto be observedand minimumwage " ¯ __ 860Co. Yd, BuhhaseT pe 8 LawrenceB, DmushowskiSt., B.D. #3, (}hjPt,ill ’ > t Iii tJ) North44 degrees 29 minutes 05 seconds Consthhle ratesto bepaid under the contract. \ ,700Ton Pavement’~ype FA.BC BoxAIf~-~:~0 Jac E. ues q~ewakLane, 17 Samenmt. NorthWebs N.J. St., lul~hall*l} ul %~ru * ’rim S ii West447 feel alanlends now or formerlyof FNR6-7.73 ET . 1,700Lth.Ft.WhBeConeremVerttralCurb, Iqll);l~ ~ ’h.rk I ( Til% ~h AndrewBuchko ~o a paint; (4) North Nobidder maywithdraw his bid within Manville,N,J. Nt YI’B’E Ilill~lmrl,Ii~’rankh. N¢*~I(/ r ’It’. +’ Nt,xt+~ dt,J ,rsev.nl~ ’ degrees36 minutes 30 seconds East 200 feet sixty (50}days after the actual date of the PURLCNOTICE VariousSizes RaymondNlelewctkl, 101 So. 10th Ave, ndll alongthe sameto a tht in theline of Fe~ $5,76 openththereof. 58,100Lth. Ft. WhiteConcrete Barrier Curb, Manville,N.J. - ’ Zielht~ki,Takt*notict, Iruding ;1~*thnl Ih,lh, Andrew .~h,;idand hnl.I’~11 I~la+.e eniu lands nowor formerlyo}mHartwni] Farms, ~EPARThIENTOFTRETR£ASURYNOTICEIS HEREBYGIVEN that sealed VariousTypes & Sizes RalphT, Mccordy,57 GlennBd. Bound Ib,lh, ~h*ad,Nt,~ t,r~ev ADYERTISEMENTFOBBIDS DlvhaunofBufldlagandcoestructiun bidsfor RouteU.S. 22 figs3), SactlunsllH, . 0,400Lln. FI, BeamGuard Rail. nupht,dItl tht, Tiiwn~hth(’nl+lnll ’e iii NEWJERSEY DEPABTMENT Brook,N,J. ’ ihlIMml’mlgh,Ncx+ Jt, rP+e.v,hlr a I’lt,+ +r;+" SSN6-7-73-2t secoudsthe’;(0}Wee,North329.8244 f~dereeSalong29theminuteSsame tombsProe~t No. 8310 WalterT, Pelars,Jr.,Dlrector 12Eand I3D, from Westof WaahlaBlan ObjeetiunsIf any, shoudbe madem. Ih,lall (’nnHnn)lilUlI.It’t,n~t, Ior reml~,s Fee: $6.413 petht;(6) South48 desrees30 mlnules an~ FNR6-7.73 2T Avenueto Eastof Parkway~From Walunt OFTRANSPORTATION medfatelyin writing o Ca’herne San. ~, Itnlhqal null, 21Ni.{t* (, .~ (qld..~’t,~+J¢,r. secondsWest 4;8.80 feet to a point’(7} South LocationAir ConditioningCottages, P’ec$83.76 SRettoHtihadaAvenueandfromCMdwniiMN.:6-7-733T tonnlllase, Clerk of the Townshipof 40degrees 29mlnutes 30seconda l~ast 679,31 WoodhrJdgeStalasohool~Wondbddgs,N,j. AvenueIo BurkeParkway, Rarrtsr Curh, in Fee: $38.34 Hillshorou, Neshaele,New Jem . ...t,~. i,t.ii nN,it any.~hollhl ix, inadPim. feet to the tht andplace of BEGINNING.Owner:State of NewJersey he Townshipsof Green Brook, Saoteh -- ~NVILLBB,P.O.E,L~GE2n0 ilU*th;lit,l.vill ~l.ll~nahi Culht,rthpsail. Contalnlag~°lve(0) nares of land¯BEING abe Plninl, Uniunand Sprin~leld and Boroughs Manvi]th,NewJeney tlula~l;I.Mi,(¯lerk iii lilt, Til~.n~hlpiii knownas/at 55 in Block85 on the Franklin Separatesealed ;~ida (a) forensh ot IJated NOTICE of NorthPlainfield Wntehu,~and Moun* Ihli~l.lr.uKiLNi,MUlllie. New Jersey. TownshiTax Ma and commonly known as a ns de, Somersetnnd Union Counties NOTICE SSN:6-7-73 2 t Aiidrt~w ~.lelin~ki NOTICE’IX)BIDDERS 155.1lily’way 27,~omerset New Jersey. branchesof worknnd n separateover.rig Noticeis here~);,’given that the Borough of FederalProject Number T-400! 100. will be F.ugeniaZit, llnski ninglocontract hid (b} coveringall the Manvillewill oiler at PublicSale to the raceved by the Caromsi onerof Trare Takeno te that EdmundJankowskl Feet $14.40 Sealedbids for thetransporta0un of sehpel TogeU~er~vdthall und SthlZU ar tlle.r ghts~. branehasof work and material required to highestbidder the following lot at notless sportatlonof thestate of NewJersey in the tradingas Palsfun, hasapplied to the I(oult,’2al; dbtrlct ehdren for he|973QS school year Beth:Sh,ad.NJ. for Boues 34, ~ nnd36 will be receivedby SSN6-7-73-2t the Boardof E.daoadanof the Townshipof Fea: $6.48 IHIllsborough,Somerse County New Jersey, OHlae0~1FrLday oi xJune the 29,1973Saeretary-Bus~ess at 2:30 .m, InAd- me trains ra or, BIshomughSchool ondopened andread Immediately therea er Nlr (’F: ISOSpeelfleaB.oun andforms on which btda wtilthe T, ikp nil iui. I ,I ’, r .k received maybe secured from PHr,,t’k.Irmhnu a~ I’,.tr¢,ck’~ i u~ e , Secrets-Business Administrator of the ;i i )]rtqlIii Ilu,’r~lxtl ¯ i (’4nInnlet, ’s ’ Boardor~ Educationat the Boardoglce, ’ NewJersey, upon ’l~mn~hu),,I IhllMmrmmh.nl th,t (% y Route2O6. Belle blead, .~lml’l+>t’lh~r IhP rt’llt,~;ll ii I ’ r~, , I,r e~hoBeardofEducationoftheTownsh!pelunst. (’llnMunUil)n I.It.i,/iH, Nil ’,G r r, ~(,~ IBllsb°rough ~’ hwah,d;U]t.lllltP]l I tl I{ |’ ’ Mtqd. i n SomersetCounty New .h,rst,.~ Nt’w Tht, Moekh.hh,r~+ p Ilcan. ] formationin, ortoreJectanynndatlbida.Jerseyreserves herighl to waive anyIn. I’rt rm’k’~~oh’I.i, Ilqll’~+art ,hi Byorder of theBoard of Edueatlonof the I.ut.dh,I’tqr.rk, " r ek Townshipel Hilbborough,Somerset County, {)1) x. ,i ~ i1~. ~lllnhl b, ’ ii11. NewJersey. Ag’ents for nlPihalt,I.vnl ~rillrlu t41(’;ulu*rirlt, San. DouglasC. Schilke hlliaM;l~ll.(’h, rk ,,I lilt’ ’[’,)x~nshlp JOBNE.PACIFICO WheatonVan Line, Inc lit Socrelary/BusinessAdmlalstratar JARVIS ,yes l~[elB’S & llillMmrouuh.Np~h;inlt,.Pt,lr,,r k’sItmup 21,;l’itpn°’sNt*~t ,h,r~v:,. HIILsharoughTow.shi J~dueationBoardel Pbving BelleMead, New Jersey ~u~ Boys Shop SOPK0 Ik,lh,Mt,ad. N J COMFDY 1 .hdluiN,ii+,,t,k,l,rt,~,nlh.nt DATED:June 14, 1973 MOVING & DrivewaysParking L6ts I.ut’iLh.l’t,tn~ck. . SSN: 6/L4/73 n MYSTERY I S. MainSt. Manvlqe - THURSDAY,JUNE 14 STORAG E, INC. .’~P(*I’t’l a I*.~ .’l’r(,a~ur t,r Fue: $6.4S EntertaimNeutforal/occasions StoneDelivered S’$N6-7-73-2t Franklin TownshipCouncil ¯ Fea:$9.36 * Civic Oroups FormalWear LiceDsedPublic Movc¢ Backhoe¯ Trenching LEGALNOTICE * Church Groups For Hire *Scouting *Bowling FRIDAY.JUNE 15 Local & LtRlg Distance In compBancewith requirementsof the NOTICE Departmentof the Treasury Office of ’Program Banquets .35 No. 171h Ave. Millstone,NJ. RevenueSber rig, Washlngton,]~, C. nottee Franklin Dept, of Parksand Recreation, showing "Great Chase"and Takenotice that EdwardJ, Mayo,T/A The Is herebygiven that the Townshipof *CLOSE-UP MAGIC ¯ Policeman Manville Jolly Oxhas np lind to the Townshipof Hiltsberouh thnsLO expend Its revenue FOP. ADULTPARTIES "Marooned"7:39-9:30p.m. MiddlebushSchool 201-725-7758 359-5700 st~reugh or ~ ...... l of the plamzr~ for ¯ MBilman Retail ConsLumpUonLicense C:1 (or beginningshart~ a~na~onJa.uary the t, entitlement1973 and endingperiod 526 - 8994 remiseslocated nt 150Route 206 South 3une301973 lnthatollowlngmanne’r, based SATURDAY,JUNE 16 ~omervltie,New Jersey. uponan eat mated total of ~5,8t6.o6: Obactions if any,should be made th wriBnto CatherineSantormstaso Clerk of HawaiianLuau and Dence, St. MathiasRosary and Altar Society, 8:30 tho ~owmhlpof Hilisharough,~eshaelc, PublicSafety: $9000,00 -- 50~ Planned for COPYING I.m., ChurchHall, JohnF. KennedyBlvd,, Somerset NewJersey. maintenanceof existing servlees ¯ . (St ed) 50%Planned for NewOr Edwardj,~aeyo ExpandedServices SERVICE~ Electronic Flea Marketand "Hem"Festival for radio amateurs,et ServiceRe.presenfatives Strawha Lane ~’ [or BelleMearr~,N.J. Multi Purpose & GeneralGovernment t Columbiain Dunellen ~.g’ 0 ~ PaluminoCampin~ Trailers SSN6-7-73 2’I’ " $8~t0.06-- 00~Planned for Equlpment Yr.~*.. ss.8~ 50%Planned for Construction Bicycle Inspection sponsoredbv Hillsborough Jaycees, Sunnymeud EeereaBonCulture ~000,o0--50% Planned School,9 a,m. - 12 noon for Eqelpment XEROXCOPIES "ABetter Seleetion 50%Planned for ConstrunBon Nt)TR’I" (Qhantity SUNDAY,JUNE 17 TakeImlirt, 1halthe I)at.hshundTavern has ’" of Better Yarns" o JUICE BAR apphndIi) Iht’ T,m~shpOmn ee Theuseofthese[undatsLntendndtarnduee ¯ DRIED FRUITS & NUT5 Ihllshnr.ugil ".w ~hp Nt, a Jersey for a amountof rate therease of a major tax. Prices OpenHouse, Brookview Farm, betweenRoute 22 and202 on Herlan ¯ ]qvn;IryI(t,tull (’nnsunlplinn tense or HiltsboroughresldentsareinvBndtopresent ¯ BOOKS& LITERATURE relnl~,t.~~iluuh,d ;11 I~)~;23 2 ~ ~ uth their views and opiniomas to howthey SchoolRd., Branchburg,noon-5 p.m., in observationof JuneDairy "’ATORALV’T’M’NS¯ HERBS ¯ .~’l)lnt’rvilB,.New Jersev. preferthese funds to beused. Month ¯ COSMETICS I)thr(,r.~alldM,lekh,d~er~.¢lhe) chshund TheabevezeperttsonlilelntheTownshlp Available) A BARNOF YARN Tavernare Albert V Evvrett. president; ¯ ORGANICFOOD PRODUCTS " Erna5f 5’ilsl. Tr(,;l~urerulld .’~,cretary: und Cerk*sOf Bce and is o~nfor pahll¢ In- MichaelParent Bike-A-Thon, starts 1:30 p.m., VFW,Manville (rain SPECIAL BULK RATES MANNA S GULF MIxlre¯ L~’~llMI. sp~tionduring normal elBee hours. Township Pharmac, I Avt*nuP.h:nllna Npwark Shareholder,’ Vornnn CatherineSantanastaso 277~;. MainSt. date-July 1) Sen’ice CentPr Tow~hipClerk 725-7716 | I) jt~..li n~. it i v. ~h~u d ~., m de m+ SSN6-14-73 IT Manville-526-4622 OutdoorService and P~cnie at Colonial Park, 10 a.m., sponsoredby 722-2060 IIIndUllel~’Jll ~trdhlgii (’a h,rneSan. KI 5-8800 CORNERN BRIDGEST. | Ii)llaMilM), Clerk Iii the TnwnshipOI Fee:’$7.56 Bible FellowshipChurch of Franklin E. MAI~ ST. SOMERVILLE I.inder.e Avt,. Sonlen’ille IlillMmnluh. N.~h n ¢, Ne¯ Jersey. 712Hamilfon St.. SmRersel ,%~;~’rt%’. P;rerelt. Pn,sideni NOTARY PUIILIC Mon.-Sat. 10a.m. to5:30 p.m. BoxI~t. lb. 21N; NOT[CEFOR BIDS MONDAY,JUNE 18 ,%mlh~m~t*r’.’dle. NJ BOARDOF EDUCATION OP TIrE $$N6-7-73 -2t TOWNStRPOFUlLLSBOROUGtt ManvilleBoard of Education PETSHOP Fae: $7.56 S0MERSETCOUNTY, NEW JERSEY that, the BoardNOTICEof EducationIS HEREBYof GIVEN tim Toweship of HilIsberoughSomerset County, New Jersey, TUESDAY.JUNE 19 NOTICE willMnintarmpee receiveGParage ropesatsand all for w°rk atheldental NewBus Takenoliee that Gear e R. Farley,t~ding theretoto be locatedoff AmwellRoad Manville BoardofHealth ns Farley’s Tavern~as appliedto the Hillsbereugh,New Jersey, a the OfficeoJ Mimeograph Townshp Committeeof Hiltsborough EARPIERCING Township.New Jerse fora PlennryRetail he Boardof Education,Route 206 Belle Service "1985". WABCtethvision film shownat Franklin ConservationClub ConsumptionLicense ~’-r premisesthuntnd atm P,01.MeadPreys[New Jerseng~n~e.°n JuneO6 1973 at2:~ meeting,B p.m., MiddthbushReformed Church EatuatorAvenue. Flaglown. New Jersey. ~’ Speedy, Accurate FREE ~ jU~pE[IE; ObjectionsIf any,should be madeira. Propesalswtilbereeelvedasfellows: ;" F~hionCenter medmlelyin writin Io CatherineSan. Contr~ctNo.l.RasMalntenanceGarrge Quality Work Commencement,Franklin High School. class of 1973, 6 p.m. et tonOslaso,Clerk o~ the Townshipof withpurchase of I[illshareugh,Neshanie, New Jorsey. Plansand speclBrationsmay be thspacted r Franklin High School or ohtaipedin theelBce of theAreldtects, forfhe 722-1422 GeorgeR. Fade HamneU,Boumun and Blanche,P. A., 1~0 RUSS’ Flaglawn.N.~. WhiteheadRoad Extennion at EWInvllle EARRINGS WEDNESDAY.JUNE 20 RARITANPETSHOP ¯ ReadTrenton, New Jersey. Ade.as.it ~ Ten E~raF~mlly 4 B. Somerset RarRan BeN6-7-73 -2t Dodars($10.00 (or eachse of pthnsand STATIONERY SUPPLIES St.+ Feo:$6.48 SLUe¢.iBeatlonawillha required. Sherman & Sons NewStore Hours: Closed Man. Thez~e pt andopoelng of bids is subJ~t 31S. Main St. Commencement,Hillaborough High School.class of 1973, 7 p.m. at Tues.-Wed,9:30-6; ThurS., ,Frl., o he properuaUfication of the btdderm HillsboroughHigh School RusicMalI,Manville accordanceWI~ the pre-~ualificaUonLaw Manville Jeweler andthe regulationsns adoptedby the State (Next Io Bunk) ¯ Oe~z~a~rtment shaLl ofbe Edu~Bon. submittedIn a sealeden- 725-0354 State VFWConvention. through June23, Wildwood,N.J. TakeImiice thai NIITICE N~.,shunk.River Ibdding Somcr.~l Sitopping Centcr velopaupon bid forms supplied by theAr- (’nmmitlee(’oniponyhas n[ I[il~l~rnngha plied to the Township, T,r, vn~hipNew ehtiectaand d~ll be aocompanindby a Jersey.for a PlenaryBelail (’onsumphancertifiedcheek or b d bondfor ten percent THURSDAY.JUNE 21 Licensefor premisesInealnd al Werls*.’ille 0%)of theBnse Bld, made pa~vahle to the B¢lad.Ili]Isburuugh Townshl Boardof Edueationof the Townshpof MontgomeryTownship Committee jt~:li ns. if ; nv. shoul~bum de im. IBIlsberough.The pro I aruntee shall nlndmlelyill ~ril~ng It) t’atherthe San. be forfeltnd as liqel~ ~ges if the hlUilslaso, (’lerk q)l lhe Townshipof suec~fuIbidder/at’eta execute contract WESERVICE & REPAIR II IlsbernuKh,Ncshanie. New Jersev. andfumtshperformaneebendwithlnten(10) Nunnesand reMdenec~ nl all nff;eers und daysafter notificatlonof awardto hlm.No FRIDAY, JUNE22 dLrectorsare us fello~.’s: ’ ~ bidrnaybe withdrawnfor a pal+ledof Odrty ALL MP~KES ~ OFFICERS (30)d~I from the date of blddLng. I)avidII. lhahherl¯ Pr,,~hk*m Theuoaed of Edu~Bonreserves the Hght V0~SWAGEN ! ~ a~IP~ MusicEvangelist Ken Medema appearing at BoundBrook Baptist 11).19Reid Avenue, PlninBdd, N.J. o reject anyor all hldaand to Walve]-n* Churchend Second Sts., BoundBrook, 8 p.m. OFSETS 11remusII. V, nlle ¯ x n’e-Presldenl formalltlealnthebiddini I t s nthelrb~t i~tl N.rth,Mannellu i)rive thlerestto doso. PI. Plea~unt.New Jersey ¯ Color¯ BI ick& White Itol)~.,rt I.inder.,~relarv BYORDEROFTII~BOARDOF No Phony Gimmicks I~ ltutlfield ltrive. Pla~ntield.N.J. EOUCATIONOFTH~’I’~WNSfllP ,,yoo,o P°’",e,,,o, SATURDAY,JUNE 23 Saveon Casa&Carry ! It[llE(7oItS OFHIL~BOROUGHSOMERSET ’ rip- I 27 Division St.. Somerville.N.J. I)avidII. Ihllhherg COUNTY~I~WJP’RSEY " .n..NTEN~S--TUBES IIH9Feild Avenue. PlainUeld..N.J. ’ JohaPaelBco p~doff byour competitors. Bicycle Inspection sponsoredby Hillsborough Jeycees, Triangle 11u)musIL While Seeretary.BuslpeuAdmthtstralar" t ~- 526-3424[ School,9 e.m. - 12 noon PARTS. I~i:l X.rlhMannelta [)rive SSN6-14-73 IT 7 Vezsatility in I’1. Pleasanl.N.J, Feet $10.80 Call 526.3577 725-0356 5furlin[), I,iemer .-- COPIESWHILE-U-WAIT!. rock, pop,folk, 414Bandnlph Bd. Plainlield. N.J. Pe~0use plus SomerpatCounty’a Largest l)avid C. l(odman NOTICEOFORDINANCE#4Zl ¯ AdvertisingFlyers ¯ Contracts MONDAY,JUNE 25 I avineJfnpd. P a n e d. N.J. i ForeignCar "iV SarviunDealer ~UenryKomlns:~i NOTICEIS EBREBYGIVEN that an"----" Pad~ ¯ Business F ..... Programs 17(;rcn.e SI.. Nt,Plainfield. N.J. ordLneuceto amendand su tsmentan " ¯ Newsletters ¯ Resumes ManvilleCouncil Nt,rmanI.. (’ash ordthance entitled, "ANORDNANCE TO ¯ Si3w. C.amplainRd. Manville ¯ Price,Lists ¯ Bulletins JIM’STV SERVICE 17Timber Itund, Edi~n.N,J, PROVIDEFOR AND DETERS, INf’- THE William~. Pea er RATEOF COMPENSATIONOF CERTAIN"-- -1 ~[.~’ Rarishn 1245 {’nrneRnnd OFFICERSAND EP, IPLOVEF.SOF THE - ,~mt,t’ville,N.J, BOROUGHOF MANVILLEAND THE ¯ ¯ S. lawtrunt,e Samuels METHODOF PAYMENTOF SUCH HIIIsboroughCitizens for Education,8:30 p.m. HillsboroughSchool llll Park Ave..Plainfield. X,J. COMPENSATION AND ALSO ESTABLISHINGANO UP-DATfNG PEE* library SSN6-7-73-2t ’SONNELPOLICIES, PRACTICESAND CONCRETEWORK Faa: $15.12 REGULATIONSOP THE BOROUGHOF -- MANVILLE:COUNTY OF SOMERSET NEWJERSEY," intredu~’d at u meetingo| Mayorand May TUESDAY,JUNE 26 the Coupetiheld on 2~th, NOTICE IF/3, wasflnatiy adoptedat anothermeeUng Complete ¯ Weddings WAY-RIGHTInc. Take notice that AmweFarms Inn. Ins, of tbe Mayora~ Councilheld on JuneIRh, HillsborouBhTownship Committee, 8:30 p.m. ¯ tradngasCaprtes aurnn haveappLied to IW3. PLUMBING-HEATING Parties thu TownshpCommitee o sharongh FRANCISA.PELTACK,BOROCLERK ¯ Dances T~ wsh p. NewJerse~ for a PlenaryRalail DATED:JUNE lt, Hq3 FUELOIL TranscendentalMeditation discussion, Somerset Valley YMCA,7:30 ¯ Sidewalks {’nusumptlonI.ieensemr premises IpeMnd at , Ue 21~t.South Somerville. N.J. MN,:6-14-’/3 IT , SALES& SERVICE :).m., sponsoredbY I nternationalMeditation Society ¯ Patios ¯ Obactions, if any.’shoud be madeIm. Feel $4.86 ncdiute >’ in writing ta Ca,her ne San. Music hy ¯ Asphaltdriveways lonasta~o. Clerk of the Township of KAVANAOGH / th Concretework Ilillshamugh.Neshaele. New Jersey:st- +nedl PUBLICNOTICE THURSDAY,JUNE 28 + M[ehaeiMastmbuono. President ?haGovamment o~ the ~omuBhof Rocky j ~ 210S,41hAve.Hig plans to expendIt’a revenuesbeHng BROS TheVersatones IlighthndPark. N,J. aUountionfor th~ periodbeSInnlng Jan. I, FranklinTownship Council, 8 p.m. 526-0656 200shares-S0% 19TJandendlngJuneJ01~’/JInthelollowlng 94 E. MAIN ST., Salvaore Coffam.satrctarymannerbased on an es ima ed total el DOUG HORTON .318Monroe Drive $1.$9L.00,for roadsand curblnB. SOMERVILLE. N.J. TranscendentalMeditation discussion, Somerset Valley YMCA,7:30 NorthBrunswick¯ N,J. AnthonyJ. Frank Wall P.O.Box 994 200shares’-.S0% BthpeuLli 725-0862 p.m., sponsoredby InternationalMeditation Society 722-2717 AmwellFarms Inn. Ins. BomughofReeky Ma~ILI or 725-7037 SomBrvillB,N.J. 08t Boute2O6 Attest: So, Somerellle.N,J. Raymond£, Whldotk SSNd-7-73 -2t ¯ Raroush Clerk Fan=$8.G4 SSN6-14-73 IT 9.A/ ¯ THURSDAY,~NE14, 1973 r PublicNotices PublicNotices EvanB. Lloyd Jr. ~ i C. Erectionand construction of a IssuaoneOt negopaole onnon at theBoreu~n tennisCOUrt or courtsin vafloonparka of Manville,in the Countyof ~memet,New IntheBornaSh of Manville 6,000,OQ JerRyIn anM~’e@ta pdtw.lpal amount Of not exceeding~3,300.00 for sea purposeof Joins Staff BOROUGHOFEOCKY IIILL financingthe coat of the Improvementsand ~’~=.Bon~DPurchase ~uand pm~ a uisltionfor vnr~u~ of properte~ describedIi1 SectionI hereof, 9umma~or Synopsk or 1972Aud t Reportni’the Boroughof RochyHill mReqnimd by Earheor pis~gronndsIn the exclusiveof eniddown payment, pursuant to Of Local Bank uoroughof htanvlIle 6,0~0.00 the LocalBond LOw.~ constituting Chapter 2 N.J,S.40A:6.7, of Title 4OAof the~tevised Ststuton of New COMBINEDCOMPARATIVE BALANCE9HEET Recember $20,0~o.o0Jersey.The form, matardte~, rate orrates of EvanB. Lloyd,Jr. has Joined December n eras,mc bad o[ Ime andother detail= of 31,1971 th, saidtx~de nimll be determinedby sub- ASSETS 31,1972 together w n each casenil other pup nequenlresolutions ndsptnd pursuant to law. the staff of SomersetHills and’ r. $193,783,38 pese~ ~ry, appurtenanlor ionlden!~l SECTION County National Bank as Codlandlnvestments, $106,84738 therelo,sabathuBallV in aesoronone will v. Taxes,AMassments, Uensend UBBt,y pb~and spe:ciBna~oestherefor prepared "f?mtI~ndlng the tMuanee.of the.serla.I .assistant cashier andbranch 12,310.99 9495,16 ey the Boron6hEnJ~Ineer end flthd wlthand bendsauthodz~ in 5ecBonIV nereo| mere CheqlesReceivable 631401,69 approvedby this uononlL herebyeuthorteed the Issuance of bend an- managerof the Somersetoffice AecountaRecelv|b e (end lnveqthr./) 132,395,01 6ECTIeNIL tlelpa]lonnotes of the Boroughof MapelBe, In Willam P. TuggleIII, president FixedCapR~ Authorized and Uncompleted ¯ 540000,00 It Is delerrnlnndand Ibe Co0ntyof SomersetNeW ,le’~ey In an UB6ty 540,OO0,OO declaredtl a_g~e@toprincipal amount of not exeondthg announcedtoday. 102,497.49 102,497,,19 by Forty.nlreeThousand Three hundred Dollars 9,2S7,39 2~016,00 A. Thetane ($43,~0000Ipursuant to theLoCal Bond LaW ¯ Mr.Lloyd is a graduateof constitutingChapter 2 of Title 40Aof the .Leonia HighSchool, Leonta, $902,298,82 $911,192,62 RevisedStatutes of NewJersey, The foTrnz sold motorizesraze or rates of luterest, meu,.o~ attendedthe College of Wooster ofse eand other dets Is ofsa d noes eheU be in Wooster, Ohio, and Was determinedby subsequentreonluUonn ’graduatedfrom WesternRe- LIABILITIES,RESERVES AND SURPLB9 yment deserlbedth ndO~ed~tttlP~nt tO thw. ~e~tlon1 6ECTIONV. iserve University in Cleve- Bondsand Notes Payabte $250,000.00 $350,000,00 mexislumamount Of It Is herebydetermined end dOchred by ~,. .land, Ohio, having re- 2,95%49 42~61.19 h a Countas thBows: improvementAuthodzaBons 149,S3236 86,717.66 AThe he bends or notesIssued pursnant ceived his A.B. degree in OtherLlabillRes end Speeisl Funds to thisOrdlnapee shelbear tn ernst at a ra e iPolitical Science.Re served in ~-aotUtatlonof Debt, far FixedCapltsl Acquired 042,30./.49 or Authoflesd 296,207.49 applicable,statutes of the State of New the UnitedStates Army from 1961 Resewefor CedainAssets Exrelvable 42,088.02 22,263,7./ Surplm’ 92~1230 168330.56 berne(is JaB.sea/hat,th...... geparl~ o} nsofofnemof ~ ’ to 1963 and joined the Union theimprovements or preterites doaertbed in CommerceBank after his $902,298.82 $911,192.62 elatedIn 1 Seeon I hereoffor whichthe obligations discharge shareof each :< a~thorisedInthIs ordlnan~eare to be/Jumed, honorable fromthe $ $140,00030 ofIt 300.00, wBMnthe ltmtiaUons prescribed th the LoCal ¯ armedforces. He wasCom- BOndsend Notes Authodze bUtnot luued 86,000.00 SECTIONIII. of BondLaw, IS fiveauppY~meofO d That the sum $~,Opa,00including said fearsC., That Lt~ debtethtemcnI ~’ mercialLoan officer with COMPARATIVEgTATEMENT OFO pBRATIONS downpayment be andthe lameis herchy requiredby Section40A:2- O of theRevIsed ManufacturersHanover Trust ANDCRANGB INSURPLUS - appropriatedfor the purposesstated In Statuteshasbeendulymedeaedfiledinthe OURR£~PUND S~tlonI hereof, Office of the ReraughClerk and Ad- ’Companyand wa9 most recently SECTON IV. mn sire ve Officerprior to the paesa6eof ConsumerLoan officer with the That there s hereby authorized the ~J/~*~~.., .. Revenuesud Other Income Realized Year19./2 Year1071 issuanceof negotiablebonds of theBorough pletethisOrdlnanCeexenated oflgionl°nfirstthereof ~tonreading andbeena cam.filed SouthernCalifornia First mtheOfflceoftheDfrectaroftheDivIslonof SurplusUtilized $ 66,000.00 Jcrseylnana r ataprlnci lnmountof LOcaIG...... theSataoINew JerseF ’NationalBankin California. ~,B~ellnonou=- From Other ’[’~|n Local not expeeding~O~.o0for ~ee purpose of pflor to pussngeof this ordinanceonfinal Mr.Lloyd is married and lives $ 6./,989.35 f nancng thecost of the Improvementsand readingand such debtstatement ahews that PropertyTax Levies 97,937.66 propertiesds~cr bed in Section| hereof, the grossdebt of the Boranghas definedin withhis wife anddaughter in Colisetlonof DelthqueatTaxes and Tax exclusiveo sa d downpayment pursuant to Section40A:3.43 of theRevised Statutoa is Mercerville. TiBeLiens 4,97%16 9,’/41.39 the LO~Bond Law, constltuBng Ubeptar 2 Increonedbythis ordinance by$43,300.00 and CollecBouof GormnlT~Levy 2"/3,159.90 274,62432 o T e 4OAof the RevisedStatutes of New hat he Issuance of he obligations e’-" Jcrsey.Theform,mauri es, rateorratesof authorizedbY this ordthancew0lbewlthlnall .. , - Park Commission $431,070.31 $362,254.72 In crest, methodof sateand other details of debtlimitations p~eserthed bythe Local TotalIncome SEd bendsshni be de erminedby sub- Bond[aw, sequentresolutions adopted puronar=t to law. SECTIONVll. £xpendltores SECTIONV. Thai theemonnt of the prOceedsof the Tennis Lessons That pendingthe issuanceof the serthl obligationsauthorized by this ordinance BodgetBxpendlth~: bondsau horized in SectionIV hereofthere Is whinemay be expendedfor interoat on such ¯ Tennisinstruction for youth blunldpalPurposes $140~44,15 $ 9./396.69 herebattthor zeal th~ ssuanceof beard on- ob6RaBons,en9taeeflng and tnapecUon cests ’, CountyTaxes 62,997../7 46,369.40 tici~tonnotes of theBoroughof blanville, in and]egni~ponses, the cost of theissuance of will be conductedthis summerat 211,549.00 197,646.50 the Couny of SomerseNow Jersey, in an theobligations authorized bythis ordinance, the GreenKnoll Tennis Center LocalI~nidct School Taxes 11,195.09 a66re6ateprtnctpatnmount,e(not,exeendin~thcIudingprinBn6, nd~ertisemont of or- GiberExpendBures 18,877.66 Twenty- three thousandseven huedreo ,dirmneeresolutions and notices of sale.and operatedby the SomersetCounty |23 700.001J~oBar~uu~u~lJo the. [,ona]. legal expensesin the mannerprovided In ParkCommission. TOU~Expenditores ¯ $423.468.54 $342,87839 BondLaw. Conatltotthg Chapter 2 of Title 4OA SL’¢tta~40A:2"~ of theRev sad $tatut~e,, ls of heeevised Sta utes of NewJersey. The notexTeeo~n $4600,00. Countyyouth aged 10-18 years ./26.39 20,000.00 form,maturities, rate orrates of interest, SECTION~IIl. less: Expendituresto be Reloadby FutureTaxes methedofs~ c andother details of said noles The(nil inithand crndlL of theBoroustt of old whohave had no previous $322‘8./8.99 shall be detcrmthedby subsequent Manvllein the Countyof ~meesetNew tennis instructionor limited TotMAdjusted Expenditures $422,./42.19 resdlndonsadopted parsuan(to law. Jereeyare herebypledged for the ~yment instructionwill be eligible to join F,X~ass In Revenues $ 8,328.12 $ 29,3./533 6ECTION Vl .... of the prir~i~l ctandinterest onaB of the It is herebyde erminedand declared by bondsor noles issuedpursuant to this or- oneof threeclasses heldover a ¯ SurplusBaisnce, January I 89,230,30. 69,854.65 this Countas follows: dinanceand the sumsrequlred for such two-weekperiod. The six, one- $ 9%999.S0 $ 99~00.29 AThat the t~da nt ~otes ~ssued puv.v.u~nt, paymentshall th eachyear while any of nald o hsOrdi ..... hail bearinterest at the oondsor not...... Intendingbe thcludnd in hoursessions wi]l meet at 10-11 rateor ratesnot exceeding those set forts In henanuni budget nnd raisecl~y tax without Surptaz AnticipatedRevenue 55.000.00 None limitation as rate amountu n all a.m.Monday, Tuesday and Less: Ut6izedas the appBcabthstatutes o(the State o( New tsxablcproperty towithin crsaid Bereug~, Ch urch Aid Thursdayfrom June 25-July 5, $ 42,568.50 89,230.38 ’terseSecllonB. ~l~at. hereof the average for whichperiod theof usefulonsa OOlUtaUl~of SECTIO~IX. SurplusBalance. December 31 $ This ordinanceshall take elfeet twenty July10-26 and August 6-16. tbe tmproveme~oc pro~csdes.c.ri~, th daysafter the first publJcatlonthereof nRer COMPARATIVESTATEMENT OF OPERATIONS Registrationforthe classes authorznd n his ordinanceare to be issU¯ final passagepursuant to law. wi]lbegin on Monday June 4 at ANDCIIANGE IN SURPLUS- w(thlnthe limit~tons prescribed n the Local WATERUTILITY OPEKATINO FUND BondLaw, is f vecars. BOROUGHOFMANVIblJ~ thetennis center located off C. Thatthe supp~ementsldebt statement BYJosephD.PateroMayor R6y Cubberly of VFWPost 2290 Manville gets acquainted with Mrs. Ann Marie Skirzenski of St. GarrotsonRoad, BHdgewater Revenuean(] OtherIncome Realized Year1972 . Year1971 requred by Scat on 40A 2. 0 of theRevlond AndrewsUkranian Church of South BoundBrook. Monies donated bv the post ,.~ill aid the church Statateshas been duly made and filed in the OItDINANCE# 4~ Townshipacross from SurplusUtilized $ 17,000.00 $ 580,00 Office of the BoroughClerk andAd. STATEMENT misistraBveOfficer prior to thepassage of school.Mrs. Skirzenski’s two sons beam their approval(David left andSteven right). Bridgewater-RaritanHigh CoBecBonof Water BOnes 19,25~.23 20A19.16 h s Ordfrance on first readinand a eom- SchoolWest. Miscellaneous- From Other Than Water Rents 2,855.02 6,4./0.26 peeexecundorlgionlthercof~nabeenfBed The,Munielpal BondOrdinance as n heORceof theDIre~toroftbeDlvisisnof publishedherewith has been finnlly passed Totsllncome $ 38,112.26 $ 27‘4~9,42 LoeslGoveramentof the Stateol NewJersey nn.J~eIRh tET~ ned the twent,y day period prior Io pu~ageof this ordinanceon OPal of mtson whin whicha suit. actionor readingand such debt statement 0how~ that proceedingques oning the valldByof such ExpendR~res hegross dab o theBorough as definedin ordthan~econ be ecmmeonedas provided tn Selden40A:3-43 of the Revised6tstu es S thecon bond law has begun to runIrom the BudgetExpenditures: Increasedbythis ordnance by $28700 00and dateofthe first publicationof ths Staemen OpemBng $ 10,310.~B $ 9,172A9 ha the ssuannasof the obBganons CopltslImpmvemrnts 3,000.00 . 2,527.52 nuinorzeq bY this ordinance will bewithin all BOROUGHOFMANV|LLE DeterredCha~es Gad Statutow Expenditures 150.00 150.00 debtlimitations presTrthnd by the Lone FRANCISA. PELTACK 17,000,09 Boed Law BOROUGHCLERK ToGeneral Funds From Surplus SECTIONVII. DATED:June 11, 1973 ¯ Thatthe amountof theprebends of the MN6:14-73 -lt TatarExpenditures $ 30,46030 S11,850.00 obl~gaBonsauth~’lzed this o~nannawhich Fe3.t $a456 maybe expendedfor Interest on euch ExcesslnRevenue $ ./,652.25 $ 15,589.42 obIga cos eng nearing and inapt:. 6on co~ts Surl6us Batance, Januar~ 1 27,446,26 12,406,83 and/age1expepses, thecost of the Issuaone of NOTICEOF DECtSIONS theobligations authorized by6ds ordinance, BILLqBOI|OUGRTOtVNSnlP BOARD $ 35,098.30 $ 27,996.25 includingprinting, ndverBsementof or- ~ OF ADJUSTMENT- , bess:~llization as AU dclpated Revenue 17,000.00 550,00 ~onerese[utlona and p~a~e~ of e~leand Surplu~Batanre/December~3i’ $ 18,098.50 $ a expense~/’td’themnnner provided in ustmenthad ar 27,446.25 .el on40A:2.20 Of he Revised $ athteL is on~Ad ondsy June 4,1973its reguat U:00MonthlyP.hL meetingIn the Here’syour very own ,,.~ exceedin~5,~.00. SECTION~IIl. MUUc pa Building,Neshan]c, N. J. At that Thefull faith andcredit of theBorough of time tho Boardrendered the following UOMPARATIVE 9TA.TEME~r OF OPERATIONS ManvBlein the Count~tyof Semcrset,New decisions: CIIANGE Jersey, are berch~plrdgnd for the payment AND IN SURPLUS- ol theprincipal o/and interest on all ofthe Williamhlusa, Bock 174,lot 19 Amwni[ SEWERUTILITY OPERATING FUND bondsor notesissued pursuant to this or- Rd,:the presentnon.conforming uses are dil~ncennd the sumsredu[rnd for such authorzedpermll ed USES. Revenueand Other Income Realized year 19/2 Year1971 ymentshall in eachyear while any of said , Dere co Block67 o 18 CamplninRd.: ~ndsor no es arcOUtStanding be included In Montedstandnrd~o~.misst°n to parBlion a sub- INSTA[tM[NTlOAN 9urplueUtilized $ 50,000.00 $ 2O,0OO.00 theannual budget and raised by tax without ,14,040,26 16,30./.63 limitation os In rate or nmoontupon aB ColtecBono f SewerRents 20~248,32 taxablero rty within said9oreugh, L&M Dcve opers.B c~k 67, lots 19 &20 hEscelisneous- From Other Than Sewer Rents 9,913.99 sECT?dN~. 0 d Campn n rid.: g~ntedpermission to FromOpentlng Fund for Deficit 98,39536 Thsordinance shall take effect twenty bnildon an undersized at. dsysaler be flrat pubBcaUonthereof aRer $106,250,00 $ 99,b5635 final pussegepursuant to law. G~A Merola, BIoch 173 I~ ~, Z~P.Rd.: TotalIncome deniedparmiss on o partition onecon- BOROUGHOF MANVILLE formln6into two non

I THURSDAY,JUNE.14, !97.3 ’.: :./ s .. ¯ , . . I All-County Squad Is ’Nine Good Men’

By DAVEALLENA NorthPlainfield. Montgomery;sConference selection. Markfinished the seasonwith that has ever been chosen by Central Jersey Group It home17 runs in just 15 games. hehadan on baseaverage of .524 SportsEditor John Brohst, Rick Sabol" of 41 inningsof pitching,and in that area papersfor first-teamnil- champions, Rich paced Anyother year, RickFinn of anddrove in It runs. Somerville, MikeMandaglio of GrogEastin span, struck out 56. Heyielded countyhonors three consecutive Somervillein battingwith a .338 Ridgewould have bden the first- Joke Harrlson’wasthe bright MANVILLE-- Start with North Plainfield, and just five earnedruns ¯.over the years. average.The righihanded hitting teamcatcher, but Rick has to spot for a 3-21Immaculata team strong pitching, add a lot of Hillsborough’sDave Platte make "Gregis definitely oneof the yearand came up witha fine 0.85 junior drewa lot of attention settle for. second-testahonors this year as the shortstopripped speed, mix in somepower, and up the infield for this squad. premierpitchers in the state," ERA. Debes is heading for JohnSylvester from opposing coaches as he because of the presence of the ball at a .344 pace. Joke stir withsome pretty consistent Thepitchers for the second praised Ridgecoach Pete Hall. Rutger’s in the fall after drewfirst-team honorsin both Caruso.Finn ripped the ball at a team are Charlie Davis and That is mighty high praise receivingan’ athletic scholar- Aftergaining all-county honors handledthe leadoffspot for the hitting and you havethe South RandyPierce of Somerville,and the countyand Mid-StateCon- .349clip; whiledriving home 17, Spartansand fielded at a .920clip. Somerset Newspapers’ 1973 comingfrom Hall, an ex-major ship. Markwas second-team all- in his sophomoreseason, John ference. with four scoring on a grand Thenumbers were all 14 for .~ SomersetAll-cennty squad. TomRaba of Rutger’sPrep. Rick league hurler, but Eastin Mid-StateConference. slumpeda bit last year, but came Thestrong.hRting shortstop slam. WatchungHilts’ TomMine this Eleven players have been Finnhandles the catchingduties deservesall the credit he gets. backstrong this campaignand battedthird for the Pioneerswho Steve Perune had an out- year. Thesenior secondbaseman selected by the newspapers’ from Ridge. Ted Perhach of Thesenior lofty finished with a’6- ClaudeCaruso ’ stokedthe ball at a .481 cllp.f n shedwith a 13-8record. Sabo] standingyear with a .407average stole14 bases, scored 14 runs, and Hillsborough,Steve Peroneof 3 record,but that is notindicative Sylvestergained all-MVC is anotherthrec-sport athlete on sportsstaff in conjunctionwith a recognitionasa sophomore also, for Montgomery.Steve banged walked14 times. Tomfinished poll of the countycoaches and Montgomery,and NedGamble of of the wayhe pitchedfor the Red Onlya junior, Claudemade his the first-team. Rick quar- out 22 hits andscored a teamhigh witha .308 mark,while he also they makeup the first all-county WatchungHills are the out- Devilsthis season. markon area pitchingthis past andrepeated asa firstteam terbackedthe Pioneersin foot- of I5 runs. Peronealso had an did the job in the field for the ever pickedby this paper.Talent fielders. Eastin allowed under one spring, whilehandling the Boundmemberthis year. ball, while playing basketball excellent seasondefensively as Warriors. is the keyword for this initial In the infield wefind Bound earnecl run pe÷game this year, Brook pitching and keeping Leadingthe teamwith 21 rues for the Somervillevarsity. he committedjust oneerror in 15 selection,and there is plentyof it. Brook’s Tom Felix, Im- whilestriking out 98 battersin 60 opposingrunners honest at the scored, Johnalso drove in 14 gamesin his rightfield post. ¯ Hiltsborough’s Rick Cyburt macniain’sJake Harrison,Mark innings. Draftedby the Boston same time. The righthanded morefor the Crusadersof Bound NedGamble ripped the ball at headsthe trio of pitcherschosen, Lodntaof BridgewaterEast, and RedSox this spring, Gregended hitter smackedthe ball at a .409 Brook. He ripped a pair of SECONDTEAM a .370 pace for WatchungHills andhe is joinedby Greg Eastin of TomMine of WatchungHills. hisRidge careerwith a 15-3 mark homers,while stealing 15 bases, Hillsboro aftera 9-0 junior campaign¯ pacefor secondhighest average andfinishing the year with an on -~ this past season. Anexcellent Ridge,and Bridgewater East’s A modelof consistency, Grog on the Crusadersquad. CharlieDavis finished with a 6 defensiveperformer, he led the MarkDebes. The catcher forthis- RlckCyburt Carusoalso smacked out three baseaverage of .643. 4 ledger and nine complete teamwith 10 RBI’s,while he hit selectthree-some is Claude wasknocked out of the box just roundtrippers,while leading the games,while speaheadingthe safely in 15 of the Warriors20 IVinsCounty Carusoof Bound Brook¯ Richcould have made the first oncein histwo-year stay at Crusadersand the county in rnns- Ilerb Bradley Pioneermound corps along with team as an infielder also, Ridge,while his two other losses games. Theoutfield consists’ofBound thisyear were both by one run. batted-inwith 21. Hefinished RandyPierce. Davis did not Hlllsborough’s Ted Perhach Brook’s John Sylvester, becauseof his bat, butit washis with 25 safeties over Bound For the third straight year, allowv~ run in his final 29innings wasan excellent leadoff manas Opener Franklin Township’s Herb pitching that stood out as He matchedtwo-hiRers with Brook’s9-7-1 year, andalso Herbpaced the Franklinnine in of pitching. Charlie struck out he hit .324 andstruck out just possiblythe best in the county. East’sDebes in the semi-finals of batting.The speedy centerfielder sevenper gameand had a 2.40 Bradley, and Ken Gregoryof Thesenior righthandnrfinished thecounty tourney, butlost a 1-0 scoredIt runs.Claude took first- twicein 100trips to the plate.Ted teamhonors for the Mountainclubbedthe ball at a .345 pace ERA,as a senior righty. hadnine RBI’s, stole eight bases, the seasonwith an 8-2 ledger, decisionon an unearnedrun. ValleyConference this season.this season,while repeating as Pierce turned in a fine 5-1 ripped a homer,smacked out a HILLSBOROUGH- With Jim withthe winsbeing the mostin Gregalso gained aII-MVC first- first-team alI-MSCand all- ledger as a junior right-hander Bickarhurling a three-hitter, the county.Cyburt turned in an teamhonors. pair of triples, whilebanging out KenGregory county. hurler. Heallowed around two six doubles. Hillsboreugh openedin 1973 earnedrun averageof 1.56, while Bradleywas the guiding light earnedper contest. Randystruck Hitting three homeruns over SomersetCounty Senior Baseball he struckout 78 in 84 inningsand MarkDebes inthe Warriors’ dismal 3-15-1 LeagueSeason with a 4-1 triumph walkedbut 12. Draftedand signed to a con- outfive a game,after missingthe theseason,Tom Felix hit the ball tract by the Detroit Tiger season.After a slowstart, the early part of the campaignwith at a .298 clip for BoundBrook. overNorth Plainfield. ’~ "Hewas our bread and butter A three-sportathlete forthree rlghthandedhitting senior came an ankleinjury. In other gameslast week, man,and I amvery sorry that [ yearsat Bridgewater East,Mark organization, Kenmay be the backstrong, ashe led Franklin to Felixalso had11 RBI’s,while he Somervillepounded Middlesex, didn’tpitch himin the beginning best all-around athlete in the TomRaba turned in an out- scored 10 times. As a pitcher, missedhalf of this season with county.A three-sport star for the a pair of triumphs in the standingeffort for Rutger’sPrep Tomcame up with a 5-3 mark, 7-2, while the Manville at of the year," commented mononucleosis,butcame back Canucksover his varsity career, Warriorsfinal three games.In in his first seasonof competition.whilehe hurleda no-hitter.. Branchburg gamewas post- Hillsborough coach Norm strongto lead the Minutemen to Gregory heads for Bristol, three years of varsity action, Tomhad a 4-2 mark as Prep Bridgewater East’s Mark poned. Bridgewater was not Hewitt."He could have won 12 or thecounty title. Debes finished Bradley committedjust one 13 games." Virginia in the Appalachian- finishedat 7-9. Rabafired a no- Lodata, a lefthanded-hitting, scheduled. theyear with a 5-2mark, but it RookieLeague. error, and that a tbrowlng hitter at NewarkAcademy. Raba junior,hit~ .310for the MinutemenComingup witha pair of two- ¯ While Cyburt contributed washis performance atthe end of miscue. run innings, Hillsboroughgave greatlyto Hlllsborough’s18-11-1 Raving "major league endedthe campaignwith .273 as he led the squadwith 18 runs theMinntemen’s 15-14 campaign potential"according to his coach batting mark, while driving scored.He stole ninebases, while North Plainfield a rough campaignwith his right arm, .thatwon him first-teamBrian Gage,Ken ripped the ball JohnBrobst ¯ reception in its debut in the Rickdidn’t have too badof a year recognition, j for a .380mark, while leading the MYALBASEBALL league. Bickarthen addedinsult withthe stick. Heswung the bat In his first gameback, Mark countyin triples withsix. Healso Establishinga school record in to injuryby allowingjust three at a .360clip whilehis slugging hurled East past top-seeded theprocess, John ripped the ball Gamesplayed this weekwere; singles,while going the distance. averagewas .500. Rickfinished NorthPlainfield. He followed had one HR.while gaining all- ata ¯411pace this year¯ Only a Bickarstruck out six and walked withseven doubles and a pair of Mid-StateConference honors. that witha two-hitterfor a 1-0 "Kenhas exceptionalspeed, a junior, the left-handedhitting Mon.June 4; Centre Shoppe=4-FarnilyShoe=l; Amer.Le. five. FredFinch had a pairof hits triples, while showingsome triumphover Ridge in the semis, good bat, and is excellent firstbaseman,who is the son of gion=6-WaltsInn=4 for the winners. speedby stealing 12 bases.Rick andthen Debesbested Cyburt in defensively," praised Gage. Montgomery coach Harry Tues.June 5; Exxon=13-UPIV800=6; Welcome Aboard=16- With one out in the second, wasalso an’an-MountainValley thefinals onthe three-hitter.1-0. Gregoryis oneof the fewplayers Brobst,hit safelyin l0 straight VFW-2 Finchripped a triple. FredCrimi contests at onepoint duringthe Wed.June 6; Elks=12-CentreShoppe=7; Ruzycki-ll-Amer. followedwith an infield singleas year. Finchheld third. After a strike Brobstripped four doublesand Legion=8 out, Bickarprovided himself with a homerun amonghis bits, while Thurs. June 7; WelcomeAboard-S -- FamilyShoe=2; Waits all the runs he neededas he he scored11 timesand stole 11 Inn=5-- UPIV=3 rippeda two-rundouble. bases. In Montgomery’s16-game Fri. June 8; Ruzycki=2-VFW=I; Elks-4 - Exxon=3 In the third, MitchWorbets slate, Johnstruck out just three Sat. June9; Amer.Legion-6-- Exxon=0 walked,stole second,and moved times. Healso had a goodyear to third on wild pitch: Mark defensely,committing only four STANDINGS Troisiwas hit by a pitch andthen errorsin 85chances at first base. AmericanLeague stole second with Worbetz. holdingthird. DennisKlein hit a DavePlatte AmericanLegion 8.3 sac Ily to right, andMike Berry ElksNo. 2119 7.4 followedwith a single for the After nearly quitting the FamilyShoe 5.5 final run. jayvee team last year, Dave ManvilleExxon 4.7 stuckit out andcame back strong VFWNo. 2290 3.9 this seasonto turn in a goodjob RECYCLE as one of Rillsborough’smain NationalLeague cogs. "Davewas one of our team THIS leaders," commentedHewitt. WelcomeAboard Travel 10.0 NEWSPAPER "Hehad tremendoushustle, and really did a goodjob all year." RuzyckiDrugs 7.3 Davefinished the year witha U.P.LV.800 3.7 WaitsInn 3.7 .322average, while playing third CentreShoppe base for the Raiders. After 2.8 gettingoff to a tremendousstart, Platte slumped,and then was LEAGUELEADERS hurt, as he missedthe final week and a half of the Hillsborough AmericanLeague schedule.Re had 18 hits, drovein PITCHING nine runs, andstole five bases. F.Browbowski (Am.Leg.) 4.1 MikeMandaglio P.Jurkowski (Elks) 4.1 J.Soltis (Am. Leg.) 3.1 AGWAYRIP Selectedas a first-team all- MSCpitcher, Mikecould not dent & Oerdet the countytrio, butwon a first- NationalLeague squadberth in the infield on the Suppll. strength of his .340 batting average. Mnndagliopaced the D. Mytych(~Vele. Abd.) 5.0 countyin two-baggerswith nine. J. DeLuccis(Welc. Abd.) 5.0 SwimmingPool Mikecame up witha 4-2 ledger J. Kllmek(Ruzyek[) 3.1 Chemicals as he hurled two shutouts..He M.Shaughnessy (Ruzyckl) 3.1 recordedan earnedrun average of under two. The lofty, ac- Centw-grsnular Supposewe lose the Energy Race? ¯ cordingto his coach"came up HITTING (FlameProof) with clutchhits all year,"Mike ,1. Palltchka(V.F.W..) 190Ibs. $95.95 also was an outstanding .567 Ourquality of life wouldtake a giant step DuBrldge, summedit up this way: "Without basketball player for the J. Federlek(Exxon) " .486 backwards. energy,our wholecivilization in this country Cenucks. ’I’. Delesky(Am. Leg.) .493 Choler-TaM " Living standardsand energy are boundto.- as weknow it just comesto’a halt." 100the. - $35.95 RickSabol T.Drakes (UPIV) .649 gether.. It’s beenthat waysince the beglnnlng Weare a country that lives on energy.And D. Mytych(Welt. Abd.) .583 HTH¯ 75 Ibs. - $29.95 of time whenprimitive man’s6nly energywas by.the endof the centurywe will require some Playing shortstop for the J. Bugemot(UPIV) . .568 his muscle,and survival his onlygoal. It wasn’t 2 billion kilowatts of capacityto generatethe until he discoverednew sources¯ of power(the powerneeded to maintain our high standard FordGarden Tract on ¯ wheel,wind, fire, water,coal, oil, naturalgas) of living. It is our obligationto the future to that he achievedeconomic well-being, a better providethat energy,but wecan’t do it without Agway- Hahn qualityof life, andthe leisure time to enjoyit. nuclearplants. Andwe can’t build themin time .Motwrl.&1"Slim Nowour wayof life is being threatenedby withoutyour support, an impendingenergy shortage brought about If youwant to maintainyour standard of liv- All kindsof weedklliers by the opposition to nuclear energyplants. ing and improvethat of the less fortunate, Sprays-Dum Furthe’rdelays in their constructionwould open speakout for fiuclear energy. Youwill be Tools,Fencing us to catastrophicdangers, heard, and wewill win the energy race. We Without nuclear energy, brownouts and must. ’71 THUNDERBIRDLandau "65 FA RLANE5O0-4dr.sedan, ’69 BUICKLeSabre* 8 wl, auto., PeatMen blackoutsare a certainty in the near future. FREEINFORMATION BOOKLETS cyl., auto. 6 waypower AM/FM." 6 cyl., auto., p.s, oneowner, low. p.r., p.b., vinyl roof, factoryair PincBa~ Mulch Fec. air extras .... ~ .... $3795. tend ...... S1695. Electricity will haveto be rationed.Power cuts "NuclearEnergy. What te U All About?" mils~e ...... $1095. Co¢omulch straw will bring with themgreat discomforts.We’ll "TheEnergy Crlsll In Newdemay." Thesenew Informative booklets detail theenergy ;70.LINCOLN- 4 doorloaded. ShowHone Feed breathedirtier air without cleannuclear.en- crisis in NewJersey and give straight-forward ’71 PINTO- 2 door standard ’69 CHEVY-Wagon, 6 pass., V-8, cwt.$6.65 ergy to providethe electricity. Ourstreams answersIo importantquestions about nuclear t mnsmission,~onomy special...... $3175" auto., pJ.. radio, I owner.’$1495 generatingelations. Returnthis ¢’ouponnow for , ...... $1495, andlakes will stay pollutedwithout the power yourIroo ¢0plea. ’70 FAIl’LANE Wagon,8 oyl., Wale’rSoften’er Sslt$ to run newsewage facilities. Withinsufficient eoeeeeeoeeeeeeoeeeeeeee.eeoeee auto. p.s,, radio ...... S1850. RockSalt ~ ¯ ’71 FORD¯ 4 dr. sedan,6 cyi., electricity to build newhomes and cities there PubTioService "65 LTDSQUI RE - 6 pass., 8 cyl., :$2.75100 w. Electric andGas Company ¯ stand,trans., heater,defroster. ’71 COUNTRYSEDAN ¯ 6 pass., auto., pa.. p.b.. radio, whiteside will be overcrowdingeverywhere. There will ~",,~ BOX G-6, 70 Park Place ...... ; ...... $1695. Newark,New Jersey 07101 8 cyl., auto.,p.5., p.b., whitewalls, walls ...... $875. be no newindustries to createjob opportuni- ¯ factory air, tinted glass. . S2695. ties. Unemploymentwill reach new highs. ’71 PONTIAC- Station wagon,8 Pleasesend information booklets about . cyl., auto., p.s., p.b, radio, white "’67 CHEVY- 4 door, 6 cyt., Ourfood andfresh-water supply will also be ¯ ’68 MUSTANG- 2 door, p.s., p.b., A~loFull of SAVING8 ~ the energycrisis in NewJersey, plus nu- : walls, factory eir.£.ond., tinted V.8, fsctory air, low mileage. economyspecial ...... $695 affected. ." ~ clear questior~s and answers...... $2950. OPenDully 7:30-’5:00 PresidentNixon’s scientific advisor,Dr, Lee ...... $1895. e. ¯ Set.closingat 12 Noon ¯ Nama " ¯ ¯ ¯ .e CALL356.0072 After Jupe ¯ Addrsee O PSl(i. Off Rt~.206 at LineRd. Electricityis Valuable. HAVENSFORD WI’~.NIIRY ¯ BetweenPlainfield andSomerville on Rt. 28 ATNOMINAt; Pill...... Don,t WasteIt] ¯ City/Stole Zip ~ZOl,m~tn eeeeeee :’. 415W..Union Ave.. BoundBrook ~lflitlllllltllllilillllltlllilnllfliilllltfllifitllililttlte E- Stamp,, . - _-.,,- Saver s ==- American Wedding BlendsTraditions Seminar i === fly Doll Graver ’Ever wonderedwhy the groomis not the tinental finery. Fromthese dolls they W-6"~KI" _= APE. SPA, ASDA = best manat a wedding? select the style gownthey wanted. ==_President, EldonStamp Co. Whyguests throw rice at the newly- Nor did they have local florists. Most _--Cherry BrookDrive, ItD 5 married couple and tie old shoes to the back brides wore wax flowers in their hair and Princeton,N.J. 08540 = of their car? carried a Bible or fan. Becausethere was no ¯ WHERECAN A NEW The American wedding is a blend of Hall of Records, the family Bible was the COLLECTOR traditions from manydifferent cultures, aa legal methodof recording important facts. FIND SOURCESOF SUPPLY? welearned recently at a programheld by the The wedding gowns and bridal bouquets The answers to this question Griggstown Reformed Church. shownat the Griggstown ReformedChurch are quite numerousand deserve The reason we have a "best man" at programwere provided by AnnGottfried of weddingsis becauseyears ago, the best man the Bridal Showcase at the Montgomery considerable time for each and wasthe best fighter. His role wasto help the every source. For this writing we ShoppingCenter. But the gownsfrom 1850, Will just cover each source bridegroomescape from the bride’s father. 1890and 1904 couldnot be modeled,since 20th Wethrow rice at twentieth century wed- century figures have a hard time squeezing briefly¯ dings because Romansthus appeased their 1. The most obvious is the into 10O-year-old gowns with 20-inch hobbyshop in your neighborhood. godsin the hopesthe union wouldbe a fertile waistlines. one. The bridal customs of many ancient They usually carry a line of Andold shoesat a weddingdate backto the albums, hinges, stamp tongs, cultures will seem quite distasteful to Assyrian. Egyptian and early Hebrew modernbrides-to-be. magnifying glasses and packets cultures, wheresandals were traded as a of stamps. These are, of course, sign of goodfaith in a bargainor important Girls Are Auctioned the most general types and agreement. priced considerably higher than through other channels. Our In Babylonia, when girls were of general advice is not to spendtoo RingSymbolizes Durability marriageable ago, they were madeto go to a muchmoney for these materials, square in town where young bachelors Thatring youwear on the fourth finger of gathered. There they weresold by the public especially if you haveintentions yourleft handsignifies a visible andlasting of serious, specializedcollecting. auctioneer. Rich Babylonians were anxious 2. The local stamp and coin love betweentwo people. Romanssent their to marryonly the most beautiful women,who shop. With the exception of the brides an iron ring before the weddingto were sold to the highes!~ women¯ large cities, eventhese are quite signify howlasting their marriageshould be. This left youngbachelors with little money general in the material that they Later, the weddingband was madeof gold, in a very bad spot, they thought. So whenall stock. With many hundreds of denoting the nobility and durability of the the beauties weresold, the auctioneer would thousands of stamps in cir- love. The ring was round, signifying no call for the ugliest of all womenand he would culation in the stampmarket it is beginning or end and was placed on the ask if anyonewould accept her for a wife. As almostimpossible for this type of fourth finger of the left handbecause ancient a reward, the young man accepting her people believed there was a vein that went wouldbe subsidized with half the moneypaid establishment to have a com- prehensive stock of world wide directly from there to the heart. by rich menfor their wives. The rest of the iSSUeS. The white gown most American brides moneywas divided amongthe rest of the 3. The Professional Stamp wear is a relatively nowfeature of the men who offered to marry girls with Dealer. By far the best source of wedding. Since methodsof bleaching fabric deformities and those who were quite stamps, albums, hinges, ac- had not yet been devised, most early 19th homely. century gownswere striped, flowered or a cessories, etc., that exists. Heis also an excellentsource Of solid blue or green. Beginningabout 1850, Race Decides Mate girls started bleachingfabric by leaving it in PhilatelicInformation_It is In Lapland, young menwould choose their agreedthat you do not have to be the sun for a long time, producinga coffee colored material. After that, the Ecru mates by capturing them in a race. a Philatelistto be a stamp Bachelorsand girls wouldline up at the base ¯ . .... , .. ;... colored gownbecame popular. By 1375 they collectoror dealer, But to call were able to produce a pure white, but the of a mountain.Girls were given a head start himselfa "Professional"the and boyswere to catch the girls they thought dealermost certainly must be an MODELINGTRADITIONAL American wedding outfits are, from left; LynneTaylor, JeanSorensen bleaching process was very expensive so white weddinggowns were a status symbol. they wouldlike to marry. If they caught the expertin his field. The dealer, andJudi Halstad.The white wedding gown is a fairly recentAmerican innovation, denoting the status wrongone, they were still obliged to marry likethe collector, frequently of the bride’sparents. Nineteenth century womendidn’t have bridal salons such as wehave. Instead, they her. specializesinthe material that In the Orient, the most important he offersfor sale. Eldon, for went to a store that imported dolls from Jameau, France, dressed in the latest con- requirement for marriage was that there example~specializes in British should be equality of rank betweenthe two Colonialmaterial with emphasis families. Thus the wealthy could not marry on theBritish Pacific Islands, ~COUNTVCOVZ~AG[ poor and the learned could not marry the headed by Australia,New unschooled.Parents chose mates, but before Zealand,Papua New Guinea, S~lhS~mo,.l~f~ any contract was made, an astrologer was Pitcaim,Cook and so forth. called in to check horoscopes. Now that you have decided ThoC..,.IP~ Onthe weddingday, the bride’s relatives whatto collectand have some ,ha~..,°ro. P.,h.I sent her fine clothes and her youngsisters ideaof whereto obtainyour andfriends wentwith her until it was time to material you haveto havesome FAMILY AI E leave her parent’s home.Because a wife was idea of whatissues are available completely subservient to her husbandand and at what price. Wewould A Shopping and Entertainment Guide for CentralJersey was poorly-treated, she considered marriage suggestthat you first of all a living grave. consider a methodof obtaining In Japan, most couples are married in a newissues. For the mostpart. ’THURSDAY,JUNE 14, 1973 1-B Shinto ceremony.A feature of the ceremony stamps are rarely found any is the sipp!ng of sake. cheaperthan at the time that ti’~y are first issued.From that timeon theyusually show a bit of gain year after year. Someshow Rockingham’sPreservation a spectacular gain; Pitcairn #118 sold for .20 in 1971,with luck you mightget an issue todayfor $9. In 1967 CookIsland 192-4 sold tar $39.50, in the 1973 Catalogueit A Testimonial To Vigilance lists for $625.00! In the proceeding paragraph I referred to certain issues using by ConstanceGreiff in the style of Duncan P’hyfe has been so astronomical that we penciled in the printing of the numbers,i.e. CookIsland 192-4. Special Writer was one of the pieces removed never could have accomplished These numbers are taken from 1700’sis the inscription, "This from the house, despite its so much¯" drawer .eontaineth aid to the 1973 edition of Scott Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. P. quality. Phyfe was a boy of 15 Whatthey’ve accomplished is reflection." Nearby a tobacco Publishing Company’s "Stan- Alsopof Middlebesh,on behalf of when the Washingtons were at not only the acquisition of such cutter for choppingup the leaf dard Postage StampCatalogue". the Rockingham Association, Rockinghamand no stretch of the major pieces of furniture as a It cao be considered the United stands near a Dutch brass accepted the Historic Landmarks imagination could see them highboy, but of a myriad of tobacco box ready to receive the States stamp collectors "bible"¯ Award of the New Jersey dining off a table madeby him or smaller accessories and useful blend. A tinder box is also in It comesio three volumeswhich Historical Society Thursday oneof his followers. Fortunately, objects that illuminatelife in the divide the worldinto three areas. night. The award, given for the State of NewJersey owns evidence, and brass embertongs, eighteenth century. to apply a hot coal to a pipe of VolumeI covers United States distinguishedservice in the field sites of manyperiods from the "Our chief concentration," and possessions, United Nations tobacco or to fill a wood and of historic preservation, went to eighteenth through the twentieth according to Betty Alsop, "has pierced metal foot warmer, are and the British Commonwealthof the Alsopsand the heseciation for centuries, so the table andother been to keep Rockingham a Nations. Most libraries have a also at hand. their efforts in the restoration, later pieces could be put to good teaching museum:" Other displays help the visitor copy and you might want to look furnishing and interpretation of use elsewhere. it over and see if you want to Rockingham. to understand grooming and invest approximately$3 for your Acquisitions Begin personal hygiene. Although Rockinghamhas been a major Association Formed Washington never wore a wig, owncopy. Thereis no need to buy part of the Alsops’lifo for over a- Accordingly, the Rockingham a new issue every year, others in his entouragedid, so a decade. The headquarters of Withthe housecleared of post- Association has, at various especially if you are obtaining Washington during the .late wig stand and wig curlers are 1783 objects, the needs for ad- times, devoted its primary ef- ready, for their service. Onthe your new issues on a sceduled summerand fall of 1783, while ditional period pieces became forts to acquiring curtain basis. If youare sellingstampsor Congress .was in session at dressing ta.ble in the guest room, obvious. In 1964 the Alsops for- categories of objects. Whatmight a gift, incidentally, from the want the latest information on Princeton, has been p?eserved as reed the RockinghamAssociation be Called the Tobacco Campaign RockinghamAssociation, lie a new issues, then a yearly up- a shrine since 1897. But .the as a vehicle for accepting loans turned one corner of the lice comb and a small hand dated Scott catalogue can be very Alsops,as they drove by it almost andgifts andraising funds for the helpful. General’s study into an mirror. The General’s dressing daily, deplored both its acquisition of appropriate fur- eighteenth-century smoker’s room holds a washstandfound in Catalogueprices are to be used somewhatrundown exterior and, nishings. as a guide only! Usuallyyou will on frequent stops, its interior paradise. A MonmouthCounty the house, complete with its "We’re very happy we started pipebox has space for the long wooden soap dishes, and a be able to buyvery fine issues, of with its mixture of furnishings when we did," says TomAlsop. clay pipes of the period above the last few decadesat about 70 and memorabiilila from many commodechair. (The aide’s AIDE’S ROOMis furnlsl~ed simply with trundlebed, plain pinetable andchairs; "Sincethen the rise in the prices and a drawer for leaves of room across the hall is more per cent of the listed catalogue eras. More than a decade ago of eighteenth-oontary antiques tobacco below. On the .simply equipped with a redware. price. Lesser quality commands they decided to stop deploring chamberpot.) Since it is known lower prices. and do somethingabout it. that Washingtonshaved sitting If you have decided to buy the Whenthey discovered that the issues that you need from a State of NewJe?sey, which has down,a small mirror stands on a professional dealer you will have ownedthe house since 1935, has table, with barber bowl aboveit, to know Something about the and a wooden box with com- funds for maintenance and partments for soap, razor and various methodsthat dealers use staffing of the properties it owns, brush nearby. Incidentally, the to sell their material. Other than but little for physicalrestoration Alsops are anxious to acquire across the counter in a stamp and virtually nothing for fur- eightoonth.century fittings for stere, stamps can be purchased nishings, they undertookto fill tho box. from the price lists that are of- ¯ the needthrough private efforts. fered in the Philatelic Press and Their first step was a house tour at times in the classified ads of Franklin Township, The sections of some newspapers. moneyit raised paid for the Dealers also offer stamps "on handsome Jersey tadderback approval". A selection is sent to armchair in the Blue Room,the Another Move? you, you examine them, make room which served Washington your selection and return the as a study. In 1897, Miss Kate McFarlane unwanted material along with of Rocky Hill, and Mrs. your paymentfor the items kept. Clearing the Decks Josephine Thomson Swarm of This methodallows you to check Princeton, purchased the house, the quality of the material of- movedit up the hill, furnishedit, Next step was a thorough and openedit to the public under fered very carefully before you survey of the furnishings already .have paid for it. ¯ in the house. The Alsops were the aegis .of the Washington .One of the most popular Headquarters Association. delightedto find a numberof fine Again, after the house had been methods of purchasing additions pieces that could well have been to your collection is through the at Rocklngham when the turned over to the State of New .many auctions and mail .sales Je.rsey in 1935. it was threatened Washingtonsslept there. Among , by the advance of quarry that appear weeklyin Philatelic them were the Queen Anne operations¯ In t951, wRhthe newspapers. Correct methods of dropleaf table and a dozen salt auction bidding will be the assistance of the Princeton glaze dinner plates, nowproudly Chapter ’of. the D.A.R., it was subject for a separate column¯ displayed in the dining room. A There is a distinct difference Hepplewhite sideboard, also.in movedto its present site. The between an auction and a mail .the dining room, maybe ’just a ¯quarry is still advancing ’.." saleas wellas within the typas of Blasting and the rumbleof trucks "- shadelate for 1783, ’but such ’ on Route518 haveo,~ned some " ~ " ’ .... ’ "’" ’~ ’ " i’!....a uct!onsjthemselvns, ~ The pieceswore..beg!nning to come - ALSOPsINSPECTrosegarder~p’anie~Jandmantanedbyst0ny.cracksin the 15ast~Another ROCKINGHAMEXTERIOR, palntodwhiteformanyyears,has " (PhotosbyCiffMeore)’ ,,,~’ nmtua~oo.can tmu memsewesinto use at mat t me.so It nas, " ¯ ’ ’ " " movefor ~e nerinatetic house beenrepa nted soft greenthat mlcroscopc anatyss ifidicates . " ...... i~:’~i, . withsomeveryexpenslve’!Junk"’stayed A fine din ng roomtable. BrookGardenClub |- . ,., ...... ’ ’ .... . ~ , . .. " , ; ." ’ ’ ’.,: " m’ ...... ,y n= m" me"~-’;’-’;~=u~ure .’:.: ...., wnsearl-" ’ "~ e~cmorapp ’ " " "-eozoou ’" "’" o ng, ’ ’ ’ ’ I THURSDAY,JUNE 14, 1973 BUCKINGHAMSHOW Harpsichord Festival Set The48thBucklnghamAntiquesBasedOn the theme ef patriotic Showwill open at the Tyro Americana,visitors can expect GrangeBall in Buckingham,Pa. manyunusual items of com. memorative, po itieal, and To celebrate the rapidly ,acceptedrecital or lecture in- on ThursdayJune 21 at 12 noon. growinginterest in the harp- ivitations are: DeniseRestout militaryinterest. stehord, Westminlster Choir (representing the Landowska. Collegewill host a Harpsichord Center); RalphKirkpatrlck; Festival Weekfrom Sunday, Sylvia Marlowe;Paul Maynard; A UNIQUeSAte June24, throughFriday, June 29. Igor Kipnis; BlancheWinogrun; Dr. Frances Cole, harp- andErie Herz(builder). sichordist and Assistant In addition to the evening of Professor of Music at both recitalsand lectures, the festival QueensCollege in NewYork and will also inelude variousother WestminsterChelr College in ..activities designedto attract the WOLF KAHN LITHOGRAPHS Princeton,is the artistic coor- interest andparticipation of as dinator and founder of this manyteachers, students, and signedand numbered festival. In additionto assumingharpsichord enthusiasts as administrative duties for the possible. Available0elyat: festival, she will present the Therewill be a visit to the opening recital on Sunday harpsichord workshop of evening. Christopher Bannister in CountryWorkshop It Dr. Cole will bring to the Hopewell,a display of various U.S. Hwy1, Prlr~oto~ N.J, (EOi) 452-1091 campus many leading harp- types of harpsichordsthroughout NextIO lie PrinceTheatre sichordrecitalists, teachers,and the festival, openmeetings and Mon.-Fr.12.S, Bet. 10.5, Thurs,, FrL Eves- 7-t builders, whowillbepresented in conversations with prominent five solo eveningrecitals and harpsichord builders and seven leettwe-demonstrations, technicians; informal student Amongthose whohave already recitals featuring workshop

BA//n/’ttt aa Open to Public ~ll]q~DNLI-ItUUffl The finest In Bellmorn Dancing"~ IGORKIPNIS, son of MetropolitanOpera bass Alexander rebirthof interestin baroquemusic in thelast 30 years,this Fri., Junel 5 -StanMaze Kipnis,will playone of themost popular harpsichord pieces, J. precedessorof the piano has enjoyed a remarkablepopularity. Sat., June16 - WaltMcllor & S. Smith S. Bach’s"Goldberg Variations" on Thursday, June 28. With the Wed.,June 20- StewAustin participants, and a marathon- will close the series on Thursdaythis composer’ssonatas. Mr. Thursdaymorning Igor Kipnis, type chambermusic jam session. evening with a program Kirkpatrickteaches at the Yale harpsichordist, teacher, and ROUTE33, HIGHTSTOWN,H J, Throughthis marathon-typefeaturingmusic for virginals. Schoolof Music. Tuesdayof- recordingartist, will diseuss Callfordanceinfo.609-448.8450 format, Dr. Coleplans to in- The morningand afternoon ternoon, Paul Maynard,harp- J.S. Bach’s "Goldberg "u~’=~2’_~’~’__~"’"’] ...... n...... traduce professional harp- lecturesgiven during the festival sichordist, will discuss the Variations,"one of the greatest sichordists, vocalists in- will also be openedindividually harpsichordas continuo, keyboardmasterpieces in con- THE PEDDLEDRAMATIC’SOCIETY /strumentalsts, andother artists to auditors by special fee. The Heis an AssociateProfessor of trapuntal style. Mr. Kipnis JeffreyR. Holcombe-director STATE C I N E M A not only in traditional baroque series begins on Mondaymor- Musicat QueensCollege in New teaehes at the University of AIRCONDITIONED ensembles,but also in a wide ning, June 25th, with Denise York, and a formermember and Connecticut. "THEODD COUPLE" 17 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick EXCLUSIVESHOWING varietyof unusualcombinations. Restout, director of the Lan- director of the NewYork Pro Friday morning,June 29th, Simon’smost hilarious Comedyl- 3 yearson B’wayl - It is hopedthat throughthe dowskaCenter for Music. Musica. In his lecture- BlancheWincgron will present Theonlyfilmofits kidd ever to receive cooperativeparticipation of Mlle. Restout, whocompiled, demonstrationhe plans to use a the last lecture of the series. THURSDAY- FRIDAY. SATURDAY harpsichordistsother than those edited, andtranslated the book small ensembleof singers and Highly regarded for her JUNE29-29-30 - 8:30P.M. in theevening recital andlecture "Landowskaon Music,"will open instrumentlists to illuminate scholarship, recordings, and TICKETS- $2.50 and $3.00 _. ..~....HatlonntCrltlcal.,,,,aeco-niilon. series, it will be possible to with a film and talk on the lecture-performanceson music BoxOffice Opens Monday -June 18 ~~OLORADULTS ONLY"TSe Ihll SlUmJ~ovll Ihot womanopplar IO someimportant aspects of this performsome of the Bachsolo, Landowskaheritage. A former art. for virginals, she will demon- Hours:11:30-1 P.M. and 7- 9 D.m. ~(~ "’l’x.,~m~= ~ I ealoyaimuch=smin*llrnBkeslheuluolma" duo, and.triple concerti -- in toto :’~..,,~"’~--.~.~.~~ I nri*il *f haidicorl p ...... dmm=ll¢ student,secretary, and constant Wednesdaymorning Sylvia strata the instrumentand its ~t - i ~ i f purposeevery bll as valid as Ihl ¢ounlty Orin part. companionof the late Wanda Marlowe, harpsichordist, literature. Miss Winogron "’1 ~t’.."A~’~x~ !~ /1~*,,, ~o,d,, pane,, *t ,,,,~ ~ ..... ~,. mhereare plans to presentthe Landowska, Mlle. Restout teacher, editor, and recording teaches at the NewEngland , Damlanatl alotlte a racialistanda hldafllll, harpsichord,injazz,folk,liveandandrock recorded,styles; continues tbe Landowska artists, will discuss20th century Conservatoryof Musicin Boston. P" ~ tradition throughher writings worksfor harpsichord,several of According to Dr. Cole the (.~iG,~ "~ ~ bodr il Ih, i=e~ln~ins and also, the harpsichord with andin teachingat the Centerin which she has commissioned¯ majoralto of the festival is to ~ ~, ~ ~ _ and01 Joy." Srendon Gill electronicdevices, visual aids, ¯ ¯ ~ NEWYORKER Lakeville,Connecticut. MissMarlowe, who founded the providea forumin whichharp- ~,9’~X ~’~1% "~/~ drama,and the dance. Theearly efforts, scholarship, Harpsichord Society of New sichord artists, teachers, and artistry of Landowskahave York,is on the faculty of the students, andhobbyistscancome zcsEachn,gbto.hefestiva,will be solo recitals, whiehtherewill beenof great influence in the MannesSchool of Music. together. STARR.ING_.GEQ.RGINASPELVIN,also be opento the public. On revival of interest in the harp- That afternoon, ~;everal CONI’iNUOUSFROM 1 P.M. - 201-846-5555 Sunday,June 24, Dr. Colewill sichordduring this century. prominentharpsichord builders, The tuition for the entire SomeLike It Hot openthe evening reeitsl series TuesdayRalph Kirkpatrick, includingEric Herzof Boston, FestivalWeek is $125.Those who with a programof works by harpsichordist,scholar, recor- wouldlike to audit selected Bach,Couperin, Searlatti, and will discuss their various ap- lecture-demonstrationswill be ding artist., andteacher, will proaches to harpsichord con- chargeda special per diemrate. Rameau. discussthe Scarlattisonatas. Mr. struction. Therewill also be an., All eveningrecitals are oaento Garden. In addition, a portion of her Kirkpatrickis well knownfor his opendi~cussion ¢0neerninglthe~[h’e ~ g~ne’~alpublie"~-~l: ~’~z ’,~d- P ho.e 1 programwill feature 2Othten- book,"Domenico Beariatti~; and harpsichordkit, tuning, main-’mission price of $3~00per con- ~ ~g~l, ONPALMER 8(~UARE 160 NASSAU8TREgT tury sounds:a pieceby G. Ligeti, for his editionsand recordings of tenance, andother problems, ¯ FREE PARKIN¯ ¯ and her owntranscriptions of cert. work by Bartok and by such ¯ Residents0f the Princetonarea "’" NowthruThurs. NowThruTues. Americanblack composersas whoare willing to display¯ a Nathaniel Deft and Howard harpsichord on campusduring "SLEUTH"(PG) Swanson.Miss Cole performs on the Festival Weekare urgedto OAI.+A, "PATGARRET a modernconcert-size double get in touch immediz/telywith 2,7&9:20 Mr.Charles Schisler, director of keyboardinstrument built by the SummerSession, FRI. THRUTUES. AND Erie Herzof Boston. 2O,d,evod,. Mondayevening Ralph Kirk- Starring BILLYTHE KID" pat-iek performs on an in- stru.-~mtbuilt by WilliamDowd THE MARX Panavlsion-Color of E.~ston. OnTuesday Sylvia BROTHERS - starring- .Marl,,we appearsin recital with "ANightln JamesCoburn a programincluding worksby Camhfanca" KrisKristofferson Pur:’v]l, Couperin,and 20th ¯ and. BobDylan century composers. Miss :Marlowe also uses a Dowd 32 Main St. LOVE HAPPY (R) harpsichord. Wednesday,Jane 27th, Igor (Princeton-KingstonFId.),. IPLAYHOUSEI I GARDEN1 Kipnis will performthe Bach Kingston,N.J. "GoldbergVariations" using his Casablancadaily at 2, 7 & 9:20; Daily at 7 & 9 p.m. OWnharpsichord, 10 feet long, MeN. & TUES.’ARE OFIENDAI LY: 609-924-8393 LoveHappy at ~20& 8:2O p.m. Mats. Wed.,Sat.,Sun.2p.m. built by Rutkowski-Roblnetteof DOLJ.AR NIGHTS Fri. & Sat.eves to 9:30P.M. Sunday 1 - 6:00P.M. NewYork. 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ChamberMusic School Intheillustrious45-y.earhistorymoved her into her newapart- eachact, so Sadais requiredto ForSummer Intime Series o,,,o....,,,.,.,o.,o on, makea transRien to another CampSolitude on Lake Placid, N.Y. 12946 Milthurn,Frank Carringtonand Celia is a pathetic compulsive character,and be completelyre- Co.ed;Beginner, S& Advanced Stucronts-12 yrs. & up, Private his associates there havebeen talker wholives in the past and madeup and dressed, right on SummerIntime has announcedItampton,’"J.’he BirthdayParty" as well as enjoy." responsible for manyfine longs to be accepted by her un- the stage(in partial darkness,of Instruction in Piano, Voice, ClesdcGuitar andOrchestral the selectionof fourplays and 21 by Harold Pinter, "The Beaux "The Knave of Hearts" by thcatrical productions.One of the feeling andstifling husband, course)as the audienceis wat- Instruments, Classes in Theory - Sight-Readlng & Ear differentfilms for its sixthseason Strategem" by George LouiseSanders is a colorfuland Training, Chorus- ChamberOrchestra. Also College Accre- Farquhar, and "Tango" by finest is the PaperMill’s current Phil. ching. It is a fascinatingex-- dited Semioem- Land. & Water Sports, ManyPerforming of entertainment. fast-moving show that never presentation with Sada Thomp-Then there’s Dorothy, who pcricnce,both to watchher and Opportunities.Brochure. Its air-conditioned homein SlawomirMrozeck. condescends to its young son re-creating her Tony-Award-babies her husbandLou and to watchthe PaperMill dresser, HamiltonMurray Theatre on the The Children’s Theatre will audience. winning performance in criticizes his eating habits, is hairdresser, and make-up Princeton University campus present "TheKnave of Hearts," Thefilm series includessuch Joseph& Elva N. Kelsall¯ Directors "Twigs." superstitious about wedding womanat work. ’ 256Varsity Ave., Princeton 08540 will offer a seven-day-a-weekoneof the great classicsof youngcontemporaryclassics as "Five Evenif Millburnis a bit outof anniversaries, and kiddingly HowSada Thompsonmanages programfrom July 5 to August people’s entertainment.and a Easy Pieces," and "Georgy the wayfor youto get to, if you’readmitsto havinghad twoextra- to makethose transitions suc- 26. continualfavorite. Girl" as well as suchhistorical a real theater lover, you won’t maritalaffairs after she cajoles cessfullyis an absolutemarvel. I TheDrama series will consist The film series, running classics as "NosFern,u/Bleed," wantto missthis production. himinto admittingthe same. cannotunderstand why the play of four plays: "The Philan-’ ’Mondays,Tuesdays, and Wed- the original versionof Dracula, Daily8 p.m. nesdays,will offer filmscovering Both the play and Sada Shethen tops off this bit of the didnot run for at least threeyears thropist" .._.by Christopher "The Blue Angel", and two Thompson’sperformance are "confessional game"by drop- in NewYork. (Its Broadwayrun Fri., Sat.,Sun. 6".00-9:30. 80 years of cinematicexcellence ’evenings of classic comedy excitingly unique, at the very ping a chocolate cake (very wasless than a year.) and includingthe best workof films.Bridging .these two poles of least. deliberately)onto her husband’s The members of the fine JeanRenal,, OrsonWelles, John film history are a series of First the play itself. Georgemidsection,but managesto get it supportingcast at the PaperMill 4[ FREEPARKING DANCINGFord, and Jose[ van Sternberg. Bogart films including "The deservelaurels, too, especially EVERY~= SAT. & SUN. NIT "ThePhilanthropist" is the Furth whowas also responsible off intactand serve it for dessert. engaginglyliterate playthat took Harder They Fall," and "The for another excitingly un que Herbert Nelsonas Pa and Mark both Londonand NewYork by CaineMutiny," as well as many Broadwayshow, "Company," Thelast womanwe meet is Ma. Dawsonas the insufferablePhil. NOTTINGHAM other well-knownpruductions. decidedto try his handat a non- We’vebeen hearing a lot about Director BudCoffey dicl an. stormin 1970and established its Dramaperformances will be musical play ("Company"being her from Emily, Celia, and excellentjob, andthe sets of ’the ¯ BALLROOHauthor as one of the most im- on Thursday, Friday, and his first attemptat anytype of Dorothy. The whole play is four different kitchens which portantnew British playwrights. Saturday nights at 8:30 and VlnmerSt. HamiltonSquare, N~J TheNew York Times called this play)and the result wasTw. igs. unified by the fact that these weresupervised by JohnPitt, are ¯ TheLargest Ballroom in the East’ Sundayat 7:30. Thistwo-way parley alone attests three womanare sisters, and Ma super. ~,~i ,¯~ STEREOPHONtCSOUND. MSTROCOLOR ’ With all Big Bands serious comedyof men and "ThePhilanthropist" will run womenin a university town "a to Furth’sgift as a playwright-is the person whohas had the Sat.Eddie James tour de force that might well July5, 6, 7, 8, 12,13, 14, and 15. twoTony awards for his first twostrongest influenceon all their Butit’s Sada’sevening all the Sat.,Sun. Matinee ¯ 2 P.M. "The Birthday Party" is lives. way.The opening-night audience Sun.George Mayer becomea theatrical legend." plays. ,at the PaperMill rewardedher (G)All MatineeSeats $1.00 "Troublewith Angels" L HaroldPinter’s "TheBirthday scheduledfor July19, 20, 21, 22, Inspiredby a quotefrom Moral And Me, who is dying but 26,27, 28, and29. "TheBeaux’ Essaysby AlexanderPope, "Just doesn’twant any of her girls to performancewith a spontaneous Party"is the first full-lengthplay Strategem"is set for August2, as the twig is bent, the tree’s knowit as she doesn’twant to be standingovation whenshe took MEET & MIX by the manthe LondonTimes 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 12. "Tango" inclined," the entire action of pestered and fussed over, is a her curtain call, somethingI 6RUNSWICKAV£& RT.I called "the most original, will round out the season on Twigstakes place over a twelve real corker. She bosses her have never seen happen in TRAFFICCIRCLE, TRENTON SINGLES disturbing,and arresting talent August16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, husbandaround incessantly, Millburn. ~Ta1:396.9886 in theatrical London."This is hour span on the day before Soeven if the PaperMill is an EVERYFRI. AT 9 P.M. vintagePinter, moredirect and 25,26. Thanksgivingin the kitchens of makes deragatory comments "TheKnave of Hearts"will be four different women. about her daughters, and in hour’s drive away (via the HOWPLAYING CAROLLERLANES straightforwardthan his later presentedAugust 15, 19,22, and Emilyis a lonelybut veryself- generaldominates everybedy and Garden State Parkway), the plays and written whenhe was current production there is In the GazeboLounge closerto his roots as actor and 26 at 2 p.m. sufficient widow,newly moved everything. definitelyworth the trip. Route1, NewBrunswick A full seasonpatronage costs into a modernapartment. By the As you mayhave guessed by THESUPER SHOW OF THE YEAR nearRoute 130 Circle director. A compellingpiece of "Twigs"will be at the Paper theatre. $35,$11 of whichis tax deduc- end of her vignette, she has now,.these fourtotally different Mill Playhousethrough July 1. TOGETHER ’ LIVEMUSIC "The Beaux’Strategem," by tible. Patrons receive two begunwhat promises to be an charactersare all playedby Sada GeorgeFarquhar, is the last and Friday/Saturdaysubscriptions interesting relationship with Thompson.The play is divided Adm.$2.50 and mayphone in their reser- Frank, the manwhose com pan~ into twoacts, withtwo scenes in SusanSantangelo DIANAROSS JACK LEMMON Get AcquaintedActivities best play of the last great vations for any showup to 24 IN IN For Singles & Formerly Marrieds dramatist of the English hoursbefore curtain timeand be of all ages, Separated,Widowed or Restoration, the period that guaranteedcenter section, prime Divorced. Info write: P.O. Box producedCongreve, Goldsmith, Rainmaker Initiates SummerSeason "LADYSINGS THE "SAVETHE 225, Hightstown, N.J. 08520, or and Sheridan.Its freewheeling locationseating. call Helen- 669-448-2488. liveliness, sophisticated ur- A Friday/Saturday drama Thechoice of RichardNash’s impossiblepossible. Mr. Prit- their NewHope debut. banity, and worldlinessmake it, subscriptioncosts $12 andpays nostalgic piece, "The Rain- chert fails to project this Nash’splayislightandairy,its BLUES" TIGER" as Clive Barnes says, for four admission coupons, maker",proves an apt one for dynamicquality so necessaryto fabric madeof good homespun "irresistable." exchangeablefor a i’eservedseat the BucksCounty Players. They the portrayal of the character, cloth, and the Bucks County "Tango," by Slawomir on any performancenight. are off and running to a com- Heis appealing, engaging,but playersspin it out in pleasing MON..FRI.TIGER. 7:30; BLUES9:30 Mrozeck,opened to raves in the A Thursday/Sunday sub- petent start in their summerlacks the driving force and fashion. SAT.TiGER6& 10:IS;BLUES7:45 scriptioncosts $9 andpays for a magnetismthat makesStarbuck author’s native Polandin 1965 reserve seat to anyThursday or season. SUN.BLUES 1,5:15 & 9:30 and in NewYork in 1869. The The play, starring James tick. Elaine P. Heinemann TIGER3:30 & 7:45 story era youngman and his mad Sundaynight show. Pritchett, of TVfame, will On the other hand, Richard Bohemianfamily, TheNew York All subscriptions and ticket continue on the Bucks County Mathewsas File, the proud Timescalled it a cross between informationcan be obtainedby boards until June 18. Curtain sheriff unableto reaefi out and callingthe boxoffice at 452-818t. grasp’ humanaffection, manages "Hamlet," "The Cherry Or- Thebox office is openfrom 10 times are 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays HELD OVER chard," and "YouCan’t TakeIt throughSaturday.s, "with 2 p.ml to effectivelyconvey the lonely ¢ WithYou," "a play to ponderon a.m.to 8 p.m.daily and1 p.m.to matinees on Wednesdays, manhiding underneath the gruff 8 p.m. Sundays. Saturdays,and Sundays.Sunday exterior. Theater-goershere may 5TH WEEK eveningperformances start at 7. rememberhis intelligent por- FOOTHILL Nashturns backthe clock a trayal of the patient, longsuf- PLAY HOUSE half century, and takes a look fering George,the brother of throughrose colored glasses at a Lcnnyin McCarter’s"Of Mice and Men"several seasons ago. .4fiy t t( ste Middlesex.N. J. midwesterntown sweltering in NowThrough Tuesday June 19tll Tony award winner .Jonathan ¯ dthe summerheat, shriveling an , .June 6 thru June 16 , "GrahamFaulkner& :" slowlydying for wantof rain. Lithgowplayed Lennyin that OH DAD, POOR DAD, Judi Bowker Theplight of the area is seen sameproduction. for dinnerdancing...andafter;ii’ : MAMASHUNG YOU IN THE In throughthe effect of the drought Others in the cast included CLOSETAND I’M FEELING BROTHERSUN, uponone family in particular,the WilliamParent as the father, SOSAD SISTERMOON Curryclan. Lizzie,the daughter, H.C.; .Joe Flynn as the eider in the spaciousRiverRoom (rated PG) is affected by her own,inner brother, Noah; an engaging A deliciously zanyfarce Sat: 7& 9 p.m. Eve: 7&9 p.m blight. newcomer,Richard Seer as the Sunday:4:30, 6:40 & 9 p.m. Likethe livestockand the crops adolescent Jim; and John Svar Wed.,Thurs. $2.50 ¯ Musical$3,001 ° CHILDREN’S MATINEE she is slowlywithering, famished as Sheriff Thomas. Fridaysand Saturdays Fri., Sat. $3.00 Musical$3.50 Thestage sets are attractive, AIR CONDITIONED Curtain8:40 ¯ All seatsreserved JUNE16TH & 17TH for wantof love and affection SATURDAY& SUN DAY froma man.She lacks the con- andtransport us backin timeto FREEPARKING AT2:0OP.M. fidence and self-assurance"to life on the farmin a simplerera. succeedin attaining her goal. A novel addition, setting the at Unfulfilled, she is likely to audienceinto a receptivemood, wither,like the cornstalksout- is the before-curtain per- side. MarciaMahon, as Lizzie, formanceof the Kinder Hook the lonesome,would.be spinster, ’.reek, a folk rockgrgup_makin[ givesa glowingperformance, far outstrippingthe rest of the cast. COCKTAILPARTY Her transformationfrom gauche girl to assured womanis touching, sympathetic and powerful. Pritchett, as Starbuck,the hustler whobrings a touch of BACKDOOR LOUNGE magicto the Curry family, is Rt. 130 Hightstown engaging, but he lacks the MUSICBY Bill HulseCombo Sun.,June 17 7:00p.m. curious electrical quality so Admission. ess~ntiaito the role. Starbuckis a DINNERTO 11, DRINKS,TOCLOSING TUESDAY TO SATURDAY, SUNDAYS TO 9 magician,a manwho transforms 1.50 Members humandreams into reality; he is 2.50 Non-Members LAMBERTVILLEAT THE NEWHOPE BRIDGE...RESERVATIONS(609)397-O897 IInfo: Write Box59, "Hightstown one whocan makethe seemingly PRINCETON UNIVERSITY CONCERTS i: [] [] ’~h3 8- 1973-1974 =8 0’~ t-. SubscriptionsAvailable To BothSeries * o ¢,1 :d Man.thru Thurs. 7:15 & 9:15 Fri. & Eat. at 6, 8 & 10 z g g ..J Sun.2, 3:50, 5:40, 7:30 & 9:20 SERIES1 SERIES11 MiraN. Ofr/lntOn - EXCLUSIVE-- * NowThru Tuesl * ~O ENGLISHSINFONI A, Neville DilkeB,Conductor THE BRANDENBURG ENSEMBLE :’e NICANOR ZABALETA,Harp and ..~ "ONEOF THE YEAR’S BEST" AlexanderSchneider, Conductor :’o -WanaaHate. N Y’Dadf News, Archer Wmsten, NY Post, JOHNSOLUM, Flute, Soloists PETERSERKIN, Piano soloist ’= ~.= RexRee0. N Y Oa.ly News. Peter Trove,s, Rea0e¢’s O*gesl (EOU) Monday,November 5, 1973 , .J Monday, October 29, 1973 ¯ .J ’~f. "Atriumph for JeanneWoodward... EVELYN LEAR, Soprano :-5 It crossbreedingof PaulNewman’s intellioent direction BENITAVALENTE, Soprano THOMAS STEWART,Baritone Monday, November 19, 1973 andJeanne Woodward’s explosive acting." JointRecital - Kalhlet.nCa,totl, NewYO, k Oay News Monday,January 14; 1974 . r. "Oevastatinglyhonest.All have provided new THE NETHERLANDSWIND ENSEMBLE Monday,February 25, 1974 powerand passion tomake a deeply¯ "THE CLEVELANDORCHESTRA m movingandsignificant drama’,’ "~ Lorin Maazel, Conductor PINCHASZUKERMAN, Conductor and - duOdnChSI NBC.TV Tuesday, February 12, 1974 Violin 6oloist with the "BestActress" ,,,,J JEANNEWOODWARD MURRAYPERAHIA, Pianist ENGLISH CHAMEERORCHESTRA ¯ CannesFilm Festival 1973 Monday,April i, 1974 Monday,April 22, 1974 :.=¢ ~ .s = THEEFFECT OF GAMMARAYS ON MAN-IN-’rile-MOON O --, < _ Z XJ , LW i- :i At McCarterTheatre, 8:30 p.m. m .m ..... INFORMATION:Concert Office 924-0453 10-4 weekdays

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DO Y00R OWN BUSINESSwhile PART TIME SECRETARY-- [ i~,l~ NEEDEDfor extendedcare NURSING DIRECTOR you are on vacation.Unlimited ^em~T,,T,r¢ D^v^nt~ ,’,T~’DV PART TIME WAITRESS-- and PAYROLLCLERK -- wanted.EARN EXTRA INCOME- 25 men ~ursper day. To workin Men- facility3-11 full or part-time. Head racemepotenbal, no age tmlt.,e~,~ .... ~ ...... ¢ .....~,~Fkitchen help wanted. 5 p.m.hll Willteach Burrough E-1000. {emery Twp. elementary nurseor assistanthead nurse. EXTENDED CARE FACILITY Call (201) 297-1203. an~"~’~’~oll’"~es~es v~y~t~l closing. Ilourly rate. Apply inl Benefits include purchase or women, part-time, full.time. o~P~i,Y.,.~t~r,,im ~hfi;*,, ~_~fll person, t8 or over. Bhares Den discount. Apply MachLumber, Apply in person, Valteck Main- ihools.’Experience in typing and Experience Preferred but not c’n9-44~-oa40...... e-~ 2~ (aurcll Restaurant, Rt. 33, H]ghtstown.I Mare Street,rinEe Windsor,benefits, 2 miles tenancegood Co. working55 LaGrange Street,conditions, eneral office goodwork required,salary necessary.ann PleasantInstitut’ional work[hE B.S. Do!~rcosuperwsory in Nursing required.ex- I Raritan,¯ N. J. conditions vacation.StartAug.29 benefits. Call Princeton Nursing pcrience. Aggressive leqdership " ~umm~ ...... [ 609-440-0895. I fromHightstown. necessary in NursingService an~l THE 1970’s ANDou Dynamic " " t 1973. Call 609466-1400 for an ap- HomeMon-Frl, Sam-Spin for ~ointment. appointment.(609) ~24-90o0. In Service Program for new $20 YoungCompany ~-x-P-A-N-D-I- I bed NursingHome to open MID N-Gin this area seeks energetic. ~ / ~ ~ SUMMERIN FRANKLINPARK. Self Starters interested in building MATHAIDE - for Montgomery / CAFETERIAWORKERS - Im- RETIREDWOMAN for child care mediate openings for persons in my home. 1 child, light duties, SALES.FREE WARDROBE - No I Send .resume and salary ex- ownbusiness. Call 20t-462-3306. High School 4 hours daily. Ad- ...... ’=’-~’ ,,,~’,*’~’ - ~EGALSECRETARY - full time ~ ~ctatton to Box 1.26 c/o The minister and record math tests o~o~r~ n.~,~r ,.’~,~.~ =. _, Wanted mined atel- New’ experiencea in cookin[~ and grill small apartment. References investmeIlL ~[IOW .....011 our UeW Supervisory and clerical work a.m. 712 noon, 6 Gays weeK, H:.v.u modernE WT 2 man~awoffice’ work to help at industrial needed. Call 201-469-6782. ~pring and summerfashions.[ ~entral Post, Kend. Pk. involv d ~" in ~ au li a" ~ a "~ nor nr. ~ome experience wtt 1 .... . cafeteria in Cranbury.Hours~ 7-3, Earn high commissions plus[ .. e . "~p ~, u p c tins nu I horses necessary Call 609-466- Experienced - able to handle wide finno skuts aesired. Fringe~ ¯ ¯ 5 days a week, Menthru Frt. No bonus Work your own hours. / bene~’its goodWorking conditions. ] 1383. varieS-- of tasks Newman& weekend work. Good fringe NURSESAIDES NEEDED Ior 201-297-557B or 609-g21-2903 or 201- | rrr, rm~n ~a~.~a benefits. For interview please call extendedcare facility. 3.11 full- 287-1186. ] HOUSEWIVES:Only C & B Start Sept. 6,1973. Ca11609-466-1400 [ ...... me. Experience required LARGETAI3LES available for]for appointment. 609-599-9003. /guarantees you at least $1000for I ~ eriatri¢ nursing. Pleasant ~ [only 50 nights of demonstrating June t0 Giant Fair and Fleal ~ [ ~ ,s, good salary ¯ |toys and gifts. 20% commission bIarket at Morris Hall Health and] FEMALECOLLEGE STUDENT- [ loll Princeton . JANITORIALSERVICE - male or [from the first dollar - a 5% Rehabilitation Center Rt. 206,Ides[rex work for summer.[ GIRL FItlDAY M/F. Mature Nursinggome, mon-fri 9am-5pm BURROUGHSmachine operatorlChristmas Bonus - 20% in mer- Lawrenceville, N. J. for $10. tax IBeginning June 18 or 25. Call 609-[ person wanted for Hightstown .ELECTRONICTECHNICIANS-- female. Attractive surroundingst for appo ntment. (609) 924-9000. deductible donation. 10,000people1737-2402. [ office. Must be good typist, ~ openings now .wtm rapio~y.ex- paid vacation administrative an0. wanted for accounts receivablel,chandisetoyourhostess. No paper attended last year’s fair. For ~ | knowledgeable in billin[~ and pandingelec!romcs co~Gany m- sick leave, 12 ,paid holidays, civil dept., good employee benefts wor~-our computer does tt or reservations call Alice Kuser at [ general procedures. Samry manm.acturmg. -- qu.-- .in- service benehts. Call. Training WANTEDLIBRARg AID -- for applyMachLumberCoMainSt’ you Ca 201-297-3307, 215-674-5200, Windsor, N.J. ’ ’ or write TheC &B ToyClub, Inc., (609) 393-2487 or the Center 609) PART TIMECLERICAL[ depend ng on experience Call stalmhons-anoservtce niwsmn. School For Boys, Mike Man- Montgomery Twp. high school. One Dream Lane, Warm[aster, 896-9500. TYPING4-day weel~ (,09-924-0200[mornings 201-297-0t~3. Top pay and companybenefits, dracchia 609-4664200. Genera[ typing and filing. Work " ¯ call between9 a.m. & 2 p.m. | Blue Cross - Blue Shield, Send under superwsion of librarian. Pa., 18974. - / resume or phone Mr. Green " j~ | ~ Columbia Electronics Cor- A~ ~ ~.. Some knowledge procedureof desirable. library Good MATURE WOMAN - 5 days a LPN NEEDED for extended care R -- hoursIt a.m.to 7[ porationStockton N.J. 08559 or "’OTrx.... u~B ,tr~u~..,--...... excei~en} I p m. Call201-329-4611 N I E l tv^~,;,~,n~r~r~v ’~VD~’~ r^, phone 609-397-2030’ electronicpower supply. No exp.working conditions, fringe w~ek or sleep-into takecare o[ 2 facility3-II full or part-time. conamon clean wzm extras, t:aa Corn D-’,vt,~- ...... -- ...... " required. $2.20/hour to start. Call benefits. Start Sept. 6 1973. Call school aged children. Nice apt. Charge nurse experience , 609-359-5412. ~" "" .... | dept. of inspection East Windsor 201-329-4611.N.J.E. Corp., Dayton.609-466-1400 for an appo ntment. Call after 7 p.m. 609-443-3609. preferred but not required. [ Twp. Interesting work. Please Pleasant workingconditions,good ¯ ~ ~ contact George Hill chief building i salary and benefits. Call Prin- MARKETDEVELOPMENT, $500 SOMERSET I inspector Call 6~-443-4000 ext t CLEANINGWOMAN wanted 1 SECRETARY-Doctor’s office, PARKINGLOT SUPERVISOR ceton Nursing Homemon-fri, - 1000 monthly second income, . J 26 ’ ’ ’ day her week general part time 3-4 days per week. AID--forMontgome.r~,T.wp. high AVON opportunity to expand own ]IOSPITAL ] ’ t,~,’;¢obo~nln~ CMIf~09~ 443-3425 Experience desirable. Call 201- school. Supervise menscnooi to-buy or sell, call 201-725-6014. 9am-5pmfor appointment. (609) r--~, ...... 297-0311or 297-1606. 924-9000. business,Call C609) 448-1519. I ...... parking lot betweenhours of 7:30- "DIAL-A-JOB" ~ 8:15 a.m. and betweenI0:30 a.m. ¯ ’ . . . and 12:45 p.m. Should have aa PRODUCTIONWORKERS ’DOUBLEOR TRIPLE .your Dial 201-526-1767 for a rumpleS, l[t.’N,¯ FOR. BUSYsINTERuNIST&loVANTc~Ddre~°am~ndot°ho~elePw~a~ e. ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT-,eventemperament. Fringe presentsalar:y tAt "sy ea rpart-ttme.recorded hstin’ g of, vata "[abh i ~ ~oaern~,~¯ ’,~omce~,. irmu m~.rloa e y =wng transportationReferences.¯ to Customer’ Service Operations benefits. Start Sept. 6, 1973.Call pr.e}era~.ys, ns,e, ~, .;...-_.-=: ’all 609 924-9432 ’ Operators,with good mechanical Interested?CaI (609) 883-5o97. ~ositions. ’ ’ Managerfor expandingelec- 609-466-1400 for an appointment. wltnout cnlloren, rreler ~umu tronics manufacturer in New limited typing ability. Call Hope-Lambertvillearea. Must be TEACHERS-HOUSEWIVES:An $k||15o Foil $|nte orl|y~ Mon. thru ;NEED2ND INCOME’? -- Build LEARNINGCENTER AIDE- for 609-921-3525, PART TIME SECRETARY- experienced in coordinating international publishing company rotating shifts, :personal or family business from MontgomeryHigh School. Assist Fri. 9 to ,I. shorthand & typing tran- customer contact and follow has (3) openings for part time :yourownhome.Immediate profit, reading learning center personnel sportation necessary. 4-5 hours a through. Electronic background teachers & housewives to assist :No investment. In 5 years part with cTerical duties. Typing and day, flexible. Well established desirable. Excellent company local manager in contacting Excellent working conditions. time making $20,000. plus profit organizational skills necessary, real estate office. Call Bob benefits. Travel with expense parents PTA and other sharing. Call 609-924-3359for Fringe benefits, good workir;g ; Plumeri at Richardson Realty withaccount. ability. SalaryCall Mr.commensurate Quinn, 609- organizations. For appt. to earn New Plant appointment, conditions. StartSept. 6, 1973. Call I C[-|ILD CARENEEDED- week- Hightstown 609-448-5000. guaranteed income & commission ,00466-1400for appointment, days,8:30- 3 p.m. Twochildren, 7 397-3595. from$40.$60 for any2 evesof your EASTERSTERLING PLASTIC CO. & 9 yearsJune 18- July 20. In my choice,calf Mr. Cartel at 201-S~- MainSt., Windsor, New Jersey hence.$50. per week.Call 609-924- 2525. HelpWanted :oM~ SING BARBERSHOE, 5705. after 3:30p.m. HARMONYwith Sweet Adelines, llIGH SCHOOL OFFICE CLERK on Mondaymorning at the Rocky -- for Montgomery ¯Twp " hi g h ENGINEER Hill Bank or Mondayevenings at TRAINEE school. Must be a skilled typtst I NASSAUPLACEMENTS I Pr nceton Day School For in- with filing experience. Will also by Bee Hunt B.S.or Associate formation contact Lillian Hov,,ell INTERESTEDIN operate office machines and [ .... I SUMMERWORK$... in Mechanical 201-722-5565orNancy Saul 609-586- become familiar with office [ SEC.to Pres. of small run-[ Engineering .. CLERKDIVERSIFIED"dutie: 1751. switchboard. Vacation, fringe [ genial company.Good organ-| " including answeringphone, takin[ Anda summervacation? For design of Freon and benefits, goodworking conditi_ons. $140.I$150. Ammoniafinned air coils, fan and orders, billing, good employe, Start Aug~29, 1973. Call 609-466- [ izerandtypist ...... I ~ benefits. Apply Mach Lumber GUARDS- Un’iforms furnished Registerwithusasatemporary. componentselection and system 1400 for appointment. design. Blue Cross,Rider J, Man Street Windsor N J. work in Princeton-Lawrencevilh" LEGALSEC.¯ ¯ ~O]3~-*tr, ’ : . .2; , ~.rea. Forappt. Call 201-329-6021.Wehave jobs for two days, two - Me~icat.sdrgicalpaid ..in fulL ’ "~7’,~ . ,., . ’ ...... ’ ’’ ’ ’ ...... weeks two .months and more. ~ Recentgraduates considered. :::~.:~:: Clerks typists secretaries; and ’ ¯ FeePaid .... I keypunchare needed in Trenton, I KRAMERTRENTON CO. Princeton, Hightstown and South 221 NassauStreet I Trenton,New Jersey A.LUMNIRECOROSsuPERVISOR 92*3030 609-396-8271,Ext. 125 [ ForBrUns’vickareas’T°Ppay.No fee.infor, call or apply MACHINEATTENDANTS I J & J Temporaries Requiresspecial skills in personnel 2ndSHift 2936 Route One, Lawrenceville ...... dkeepin9,tvp~.s ~utitv, POSITIONS AVAILABLE 609-883-5572 Wefeature Serulce If you enjoythe challengeof workingwith machinery goodtelephone techniques, and .. ’:,. Administrative,sales, secretaries,accountants, engl- andpossess some previous mechanical training or ex- ~ withasmile. HOUSEKEEPER_ Live.in for abilitytofollowthroughto0ettheljob done.We offer campusatmos- ~.ij’"i ricers, bookkeepers,general typists, chemists,recep- perience....thenyou mayqualih/for oneof our posi- phere,4 weeksvacation after 1 yr. SUMMERFIL L-INS tlonists, draftsman. ttonsonournewhighspeedproductionlines, I motimrlesshome. 1 child, pleasant andother benefitsincluding 35; ,.~ AREOUR B/G ASSET. surroundings.Call 201-359-8464 hourweek. Call Business Manager, Jei~t ourHapp.VGroup. I after 5 p.m.. " 609-921-8300. registert,qth SNELLING & SNELLING WeOffer: ~ ,,,..,oo TheologicalSeminary ~ ~s~Nassau Street Steadyemployment H ELPWANTED It-9 It TEMPORARIES Princeton,N.J. ¯ Diversifiedduties A well knownlocal companyis ¯an equalopportunity employer. -- ~Excellentstartlogsalao/ tookin (or a salesrrmnfor its 82 NassauSt., Princeton 609-924-8064 9 ’924-9201 tlour$gto.~ Mol~.thmFri. =PaidBlueCross/BlueShield constructionmaterials division. REFRIGERATION ~ ~ ePaidvacationandholidavs" Experiencein the construction LABORATORY .~. 113AIbanySt.,NewBrunswick ¯ Cafeteriaon premises field or in concreteaggregates or TECHNICIAN 249-8301 buildingmaterials is he|p|uLThis ’ ThePti~’ceton Packet Newspapers SouthSomgcset Ne~vspapers. P:O.Box,146,Somerville, N.J. Interviewsconducted daily. 8:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. is a permanentposition offering Expandyour horizon, learn 300WitherspoonSt., Princelon a 0oodstartin9 salary. Company refrigerationfrom the inside. The ’ (20r)72s-3355 4(609)924-32~ ApplyTodayl carand excellent fringe benefits. Kramer Trenton Laboratory ~p,v,o: needsalort, brightyoung 2-veer CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING FORM S-73, P.O. Box2068 graduatesin refrigeration,air Philadelphia,Pa. 19103 condltloning o .... h0nical PROGRAMMER engineering.Recentgraduates 1. 2. 3. ¯ 4. ~reko® EqualOpporturfity Employer considered. " ...... NORTH~MERICAN PHILIP$ An excellent opportunity is nowavailable with a LIGHTINGCORPORATION KRAMERTRENTON COMPANY Princetonbased corporation for an experiencedFOR- .5: ...... 6...... 7: ...... 8: ...... qURSINGINSTRUCTOR Trenton,New Jersey TRAMprogrammer. Applicants for this position BankSt,,’Hightstown, N.J. 08520 Medical-Surgical 609-396-8~71,Ext. 125 shouldbe able to documenttwo to four years exper- 9. 10. 11 12. (609) 4484000 ...... AnEqual Opportunity Employer For Sept.. 1973.BEN or BaNE ience in applications programming.Knowledge of IBM 360-370 equipment running under OS/MVTor US/ plusexperience in nursing,and 13...... ]4= ...... 1.5:...... ; ..... 16. nursing education.Continued MFTand lBM-JCL are required. A bachelorsdegree in educationrequired. Excellent pay HAYES& LYC)NS~ mathematics,statistics, or economicsis desirable.How- andbenefits . includingfree ’". ever, full considerationwill be given applicantswith HOSPITAL OPPORTUNITIES tuition. Submhresume to Ham PersonnelAgency 4LINES-IINSERTION ...... $3.00 S. DiMemmo.Personal Directm significant experience,but no degree.Salary will.be For GenuineJob Assistance commensuratewith experienceand abilities. For con- 3 Insertions¯ no changes)...... :.. $4.~0 BOILEROPERATOR.:.Blue Seal-rotating shifts, full MercerHospital, 446Bellevue : O~he~Paid~x&d.vance) time. Minimumof S170per week. Ave.,Trenton, N.J. 08607. Princeton- 921-6580, sideration, pleasereply ~tith resumeincluding salary Ifbil{edadd.25 EqualOpportunity Trenton-394-8141 . history. All replies will be heldin strict confidence. Employer MAID..Fulltime day position, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., " Replyto Box02274, c/o PrincetonPacket, 300Wither- CLASSIFICATI.ON...... mustwork 2 out of 3 weekends. - ...... spoonSt., Princeton,N.J. 08540. NOFEE CHARGED NAME...... KITCHENPORTER...9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and I I a.m. to 8 Doyou real;’¢ wanta job?!f you p.m. dowe really want1o get one for "’" you. Male&Female ADDRESS...... CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN RETAILING X-RAYTECHNICIANS...Full time technician and part Skilled & Unskilled : . time weekendtechnician vacancies. Mustbe registered N~wJersey State ’at the new TIMF_~...... PAID...... CIIARGE...... ~ ...... or digible. Training&’ EmploymentService ¯ ’ , RvralMamoowerService MACK DRUG STORE ~ CLASSIFIEDRATE$ ’ TVAIDE...Part time,weekendsand holidays, I p.m. to ~ ¯ Phone60~1.5B64034 open ing soon ot M|Classified Advetthing appca~s in a|| sevenne’,vspapets, The Pdttceton 4 p.m. Indivudualneeded to deliver televisions to our 609-448-1053 ¯ ’ Packet,The Lawrence Ledger, The Central Post, Windsor-Hi, his Herold, patients. EAST WIN DSOR TOWNCENTER (next to Shoprite) Record.ThebfanvilleAdsmayNeWS’beTlmmailedS°uthin orS°mersettelephoned.NeWS’DeadlineandtheforFrankli~new adsNeWS’is$ F~tes.33 & 130at WoodsideRoad CLERKS...Ful|timedayposltionsavailable. Robbinsvil|e,N.J. [~t’tli’[’~ 1 RO En~f W|nr~¢nr IN] ] p.n~. Mondayif 1hey ate to be properly c|assified. Adsmust b~ ’ ¯ " ’ "" ...... ~ ..... canceJlcdby 5 p.m.Monday. . CORPSMENFull time 6:45 to 3:15 p.m, or 2:45 " " ~r " ~,. ,,:,~ .. ~,.~;,o,,...... ~.,,~ 1 COSMETICIAN CASHIERS STOCK CLERKS P~TESare $3.00for fourlines or le~ for oncissuo or, Worderedin .’.I" ...... Y ...... 1ill Ik l=l=l~ ~ advance;$1.50 additional for twoconsecutive weeks or ir,-mes, andthe "’ patients ’ I . ’ . ¯ . " . ’ . ’ . ithirdinsertionisFREE.Thereafler-eachconsecutiveissueonlycosts$1. NII=V. / Join the fastest grow ng chain m the northeast for execut ve career opportunities In NextinctementoffourlinesS0centsand l e~amet ereaf er Adsmaybe’ " disphyedwith white space margins and/or additional capital letters at COOKSHELPER Full time 9 a m" to 6 - m¯ , .... . / retalll,g. , , ..... t’- ’ ~omeone bpeclat ",. ’ : $3 $0 per inch. Specialdiscount rate of $3.00per inchis availableto ¯ I / . ,~ . advertir, ers runnng t! e sameclassified display ad for 13 consecutive CENTRALSERVICE AIDE Pre amt on of nstru- CanVou uaq fy for a technical" A I fringe" benef" ts ave" abeI "including" Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Major Med,ca, Pen- ,~, or ; ..... r ,t t’¢,,,t’c ~,¢fi,d die.... ,re tnt~|no 2/1 nr more ¯ .. P . " ...... , ,...... r.-~ ...... ~B°xnumbe~sareo ...... ; - mentsfor NursingService. Full time day position 7 lob? n Coouu$1if v q for v a .trade ..~ - s,on Plan, Pa,d Vacatton, Prod Hohdays, Pard Sink Leave, Ltberal Purchase Dis- III ,inchesFerm°nth,andwhoananget°b°billedm°nthly | : a.m.to 3:30p.m. occassiona]lYn,_.__. _, l.p,m, t09:30p.m.:, :t,342.30Youmightinthe new anclgetpa/o :after ~ont.s counts: Ill ’o,odoU,,~t.. I onIVtour ~;fter ’ ¯ .... pp,yattne whilowetrainyou." : IIITERMS:2$ cent, bil[ingchpx~eifadisnotpaldforwithln’lO’daYsI PersonnelDep0xtme~t of ’ ’ Apply in person to Mr. Knight, Monday;June18, 9 a.m. to 5 p m. at’the MackDrug ill expirationof ad.10 per cent cash discount on clasdfied tflsplay adsif bill’ ¯ r 1 Store, East Windsor TownCenter, Route 130, East Windsor, N J d II | ’ is paidby Ihe 20thof the followingmonth. Situations Wanted ads ate 1 ’ ~ ~ III [~ayablewith ruder.The newspaper is not ~esponsiblefor error~ not 1 ": THE SOMERSET HOSPITAL Col1989-7866orwrite. . ... ’" Reh]t Avenue somewille " NevvRecfuting Rml01 An Eaual Oooortunitv Emolover . i ~ . . J 1 °°rtecetkbythe’=dvertiserlmmediatelyf°ll°wingthertrstlmbl’icati°n°f..1.... zul-,a~a-.tuuu " mmm=mmml I :Trenton,N.J.08608 " ’. ." -.’: ...... " ...... ’ .... ’.’’. ," ¯ . : . II" "._~__i~ ...... ’ .... I’~-’(¢ I ’ ’ ’ " q ’ : .... ’ ’ . i ’ 4" d’ q, i . ’ t 1 7 ; ] ~ # i ...... i ...... ’., ’q,’~ .... ~’dl;’:d’::# i ...... r ..... , ...... ’ I.... d P = " + i q’; d[’,, ~ t ’i lq’ tP’~ "SevenFor Central Jersey" ~Y"~ NEWS TheManville News Classified dvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD¯ 5-6 WEDNESDAY,JUNE 13, 1973’ ¯ ’ rMspMc o,vp cx :" .... ’ "Seven: For Central Jersey" : i ’ TH~c~rrp,~L post TheManville News WINDSOR-flIGHTS tfER/tLD Class i fi’ed ’ . dvertising, The Franklin NEWS’RECORD WEDNESDAY,JUNE 13.19"73 6 ~ ~ t, Personals BargainMart BargainMart BargainMart BargainMart BargainMart Mdse.Wanted GarageSales ~h, L I HIGHTSTOWN PLANNEDIII,000BTU air cond. Philcomodel LARGEEMPIRE 3 glass door v,,n,~nnAR 6 ft Joe RUSTIC DARKPINE BUREAUI - IG.UNS, swords, medals,IYARD.~~5 16,. PARENTHOOD CLINIC._[APIlKi. Used 2 summers $170. bookcase. $100. Louis XIV hand ~l~e~’~l~s surfboardD never nsecl u~. u.vrr~r .tron straps and[ ROUNDGLASSANDWROUGHTIhlnoculars.,helmets, Knives: ]aometaing Ior .everyone,, Fur- Monday_evenings Call 609-448-]Will help install. CaI wknds(609) carved .s°fa &chair needs. pUllS neauutu,y maneny tacal utur~ ~nrwr, pd. x~,z~e, ~ ,jaaggers, ~ag.s,. unlzorms. Ul~ll’ mture cmth ng, nousehold things, 3439. ~ ’ /799-3791. upholster ng $150. Large Tiffany Call ~afterP 6 m....606.587-6852 artist,.$125: Maple dresser, large [ wrought ~ron chairs..$60. EnghshlWar,Jap, Nan Ramsbought. 609- I toys tools 5t EdgemereAve - type chandelier minus 3 panels mirror excellent cond $25’ 5x2 1 nany carriage ~ goou cond $15 1587-6405 | Pin ~sborn"ca, ~r~ .:aa ,,=,,, ’ LFORSALE -Whirlpool Supreme needs restoring $40. Tiffany type ft. ma’hogany side board, ’claw] Quean size be~t, French p~’ovin~[ ~ [ - .... " ...... [so w.asner.aryer .combo.. ",we lamp shade octagon shape ~5. M~m ...... ~ .... CAMERA-withflash and#c~se~feet~.1dr.awer~$3~.~~aWnsweeper~~e,a~~frui.tw~~d~.$75.C~aym~de~ingiPH~T~MAGAZINES~antedf~r~M~VINGSALE-Cartsingood ~sr~.~,~;~t~mT"’~’r~" |speea,q cyclewasher ann two- Copperlined smoker stand with Likenew Cost13 " ’ $7; anna mower $s’ pine washj jjstand wnn castors. Call 009 924 newl formm condition(green ~ue bele handmadelNm~ CsLaEdehs°mae°d[ i~eeclneSwte$~P’ d~.~’sC~ppertone, drawer $4.0_01d delicate beaded 509-896.90,b.$ 0. Asking$75. stand.ironholder; $35. Call 609- 0596. ,ihrlaYry.0tghph°t°bgra~hy ~InUb9x1.I, 15x16, for’ room’s,, h~a~l: restoration of antique metals)| ...... j e~gse PU0.n~uoOWLlle~iest~aYa&es2~J ~ .~ ...... p .$4. | ~ ]literature on photographyJ ~ra~rS’~ol~r~n?eSn~ ~ cCl~thes announcesthatthenewsho hours SUPERS’homemo~e’ outfit 0rig. J$I per set p~us other mar~e~tlngsI WILLSACRIFICE excel!entfour ...... ¯ welcome. 0urnon-existentbudlet Y ; ; hldren are 9-5 daily 609-737-1109 PLampsJ ...... -: ...... I SILVERSTONEAGE.- .Lapidary. J won’t allow us to nay for them ~utl books collections, etc. - rewired - rdvaired - mounted/.v~?? asking ~i~. p:ves ti~-B96- I $1.25. Lattice and bouquet car- I speaKer weucorconsom rll-r| tar o.l,~p2,, ~;,y:,,~ -- ~tu,,~ ~-io v j supplies, tlO.CKS,m.m~als,, metal / we promise to D~t~themto ~ood[ Everyth ng very cheap. 128 Etra ., ¯ ~ ’ |tz,~,L I,nivalveces$12fortheIot Ruby $50.Phone609-448-1615after4pm cyu.noer mgn.pr~sure s~ea.m/ae.!ec.t..ors.._Kt. #~1 rennmgtcn.|use (609) 587.48~50 ° I Road(back of PeddieSchool) 609- ¯ oowl $8 Vase $1 50 Taller vase I en~me- commemwnn spirit nuia, / ~trJ.~.~oaa. / ’ ’ 1 448-4666. ¯ IM~ J$3.S0plu’svarietyofoldgass Call ~ Boilex&accessories,Ready to run ] ~ | ~ i 9 ’ " (201) 329 6722 ’ ’ uest ouer over $225 Cost over NEED SOMEONETO TALK TO. lwoodcnbookcases $14 eachtabe " ’ BEST OFFEW-a,.o,,, ~n*~,o ~n .~ ~t ~0 u~hh,,llmported and domestc yarn I,WANTEDTOBUY:Scrap’coppe~’~ Call HOTLINE 009-924-1144 |& ehalrs $15, bedrm, turn., $40, l~ lsati drapery valances 3-no [antiqueiable$25 misc. Call (609) GOLF CART - electriceVictor n[green sec’tior~al couch ’2 [ub Princeton I needlepoint, crewel work rugs lhrns.s, ¯lead, aluminum sta.fn.less[ BARN SALE- Fn., June 22, 2-6, 0 p.m.-llp.m. nigh’fly. ~ " landaccessories w l be foundatlsteez sterdn[Isllyer e!c.,sollnsor|.~at. June 23~9.5 .Antique chairs, 1443-3762. Boughtand usedat Rossmoorchairs assorled care ’curtains ’ | ]’turnings.maustriah ~ uusiness or| Ig. Empire chest, Rosewood Sofa, [ ~ [Ncw]ypaintedtop. Completewith[solidcherrvdronleafcocktailan~ v~ | TIIEKNITTINGSIIOP |private. Correct market price, l oak extension table, tools, neck THE FAMILYOF Fred t;ronce[ [el’dctriccfiarger One battery lend ,,t,~.~," 7 ~-^---~ ...... ,.~-.,U-,.,-~?:~.~.-,-,,, o9~ -i6TulaneSt. 609-924.03061cashpaid.S. Klein Metals Co., yoxes, swivel trees, colleciables. wi.shesto thank, all relatives, |.K..ITC_HE .N DINETTE SET...-[ weak. Stored in New Jersey. Pri~e [shag r"ug~01"359-~6~ oSr~9~.~l~ c~aerrYaWeS~-mngLroom ta~ta’ ~ | ~ | Inc. 2156 Complain Rd., Somer-[ 93 01d CranburyRoad, bet. Rt. 130 o’’ectBangor, Penn. hutch. 3 ~,~c~o~oniZ’~.~eor~/ .MAKEOLDRUGS NEW? They/~.’ N.J. 06078. Phone 201.7 ./ & N. Mare Street, Hlghtstown. of the less of our loved one. A,ehairs all witb black lefts. If in- "~ ,~~ looknew when the ’re spec al thank ou to Dr. John D. terestedinapt.sizeset, pleasecalt r’OK ~ALI,:-- AtalaI z s ’ ’ ,, .~ cleaned with /Trewax ~u Barlow the H~htstownFirst Aid/Saturday/Sunday early AMor late ] SUNNAMP 100-s head and J.B.L. record model 25" ~raPmae nz~t map!edough tray,48 round maple Shamnoo- Rent electric .%~- / $20. SALE"7" 8mmmovie came(a, Squad & Staff of Middle Lakes |PM 609.359-6860. i nottom. Best offer. 609-921-8259.[cnmna~nola $300 or best of’f’er".~ cocsta,l table, other lamp tables 2 |. pooer~only¯ $t-Hights Hard~,’a~e’l PA.~.TOPCASh for your used| ~_mmmovie, p~’o.lecmr,.crm wl!n ~,.._~.2 ...... , ’ ~ , ~.~. =... ¯ . n ne captain cnairs Wil a~ / ~ / oriental rugs e tapestry ua t/.,utu~ uureau ~¢~w consoe ] ~ I lg e.uau 609 921 6778. Schiller,609-466-1687. J’ " ] colldct:212-683-9699, 212-683-20701 TV,hzghehazr, 609-852-6820. LOSEWEIGHT wire r~ew.....~nape I]~T ,...,~i,~J’65 h,~,,.CHEVROLET , ~ n h ¢a~,’ I swoonerIMPALA vacuu~- all reasonable2 dr I .. J E~d~ ~uu~.nJ --O~ wim i~~!uu | ttpt,~ t, |rut oruess/~WINE wrlteHOBBY USA’ P.-- "::~IomeO. / BoxHackensack 184, Sin’., RiverNo.| Edge / Tablets and Hydrex Water Pills, I~u|ica"~"~m"Cr~e~’a-""g,~’ I Also’7 wk old male buff kitten & IVictor[an restoration,.$2300. One $265,. 9 piece walnut dining room/\vinemakinesuppliesavailable 820/N.J. 07661 ’/ /I,,,,6;,,,,,.

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CALLBIRTHRIGHT -’ for help WANTED:People who know the’,, something different -¯ [arg.est 0528. ’ /type. microfilm aperture card / ~ | of Flemington’Traffic Cire e) throu-hout-re-nanc’"g g ¯ g Pre-nancY ’have -roblcms m liv n-. and~v~uwr~u: w sh ~~.orner ...... cupuoaru tea,co.ecuon 8"30 to in 5 ~ucxs30 Closed t=ounty Sunda’ uaily ~--/reaeer-$35 Brun ng tab e model iwtow~ ~i~ test available. Confidential; no~’ ]to do somethings about them. A server chair varden t~ols ~- - : : .... y, "DOGHOUSE FOR SALE: Large |printing. ¯ machine-S250.¯ ...... All |215-295-6648 RNITURENo dealers- (old).nleas,~ J B&RAUCTIONS v ~’/ ’ fees. Call 609-924-7343. proven method. No. fees. In- e assware typing’ table elec’ ~mson furniture, ~oyJes.town, or small dog. Call (609) 924-5333./equipmentlike new. Call 609-799- ’ -- Iveshgate^ ’ us. (609)924-0928. Irawnmow~r, sc~oo~ deSkmachine elecfloor p~lisher~’asbin~ /Ira’~ PINATAS--~- from $5 50 (cand &’ l]0640’~ l| ~ ~ Cabinet|Beautiful Corved-glassg°ld French ChinaCUri° RIDERS WANTED¯ for ¯ Denver , MOVINGSALE Sat. June 16 10-4. scrubber, and other small ’ ’ Y[ . LEICAM-4 bed -good hke" new . ¯Closet . , ’ Marb 1 e Top. Table, t° ’ ’/MOVING AVAILABLE July , 10: - to . sS~!tLakeCi}y’Wy°mmgarsa; Furniture, small appliances, household items Call 609-921-6688. ~Ed2Jyxrer.~’’v"~,~;~o ~.o~.cuRitvYS.~reS~realli~°Y~)v.oLOV~Yl ~a~l with case and ~ight meter, $250./ Antmues Reflmshed l-leppjewhzte S.tyle Leavi’n ~t,-.%s ,.,~ .~p~po¢=. I household items unusual’2 nlate I / .":YP? o:~,=,uy ¢=w,2~ I l~arbara 20’1-399-8~tl " /Call 609-924-1357. l -i I t~ureau, wmesoruarroom cnalr, g oune z~st. ~a. ta~) 921- I 1 ~’i I ’ ~m~ Ibr~ /wasner w¯ mm,-wasn $140" ~.~ I " | / I severalwashstandsn cely carved 9159. co ,~. on, n I.. ,.~ ~. ~,. ~ ’ . ~ ~ _ Rtc.206 turn west onto 518 10th ...... Ga,sdTer’.-p, erm,apress’.-etc-$110’ _ ISECUREYOURROME office or[O~, Jr°sew°.- °d. stand, Ovalwalnut house on right ~xr~,w*ttx~,*~a - ~lectrlc, ,~o au,.,m t;u?ur ,uur muum, BOYSTEN SPEEDSCHWINN|nnartmantfnr nonnla~a’dnvwithlnri¢ ,,~,,~,h, ~,,~ ~..4 a~ X~%%~I,aole, raw ol nrass youm oeus : ..... ]manua, portab e off ce models. [$140; baby crib, dresserette, I BICYCLE- good condition fully | a’~frdih-ss’s~dUTf(v’s~,st~m-~it’d’/~/ifi~’ ~’ret~’~’orl~’mus[’c’~hVictor an chairs and rockers ,..br~~r ...... or~.’~¯ ~’~ruD4t’ltt|tols [ ...... ’ a a . ~ u,u~,. . ’ " FEDDERSAIR CONDITIONER-New...recon.~t.ionnd. ADDERS.~^~YPa la ;,’_,, en etc;.=~ 25" ~.Ho ...... Tra ns ,~:,2 eqmpped.¯ 609-696-1093. / DaySecurity Systems Call Glen babuU~,AIUe~~sflme oranas I uua~u.,^to ,~uo ,.,a ~ vuw..,.m-uuo~, I / u;d ~nnoo,~ =aa": / Beaute.,.~ on,fully ~., carved,o~’, ~. legs or,, and on~case =.a~’ ] ear!ycna r 2-drawerorass umsrelstand, a foldingrack s xhigh lZ rregnancy...... msung comloentlauv 11, 500 B" T’ ’U 1972~ ~175 " windnu~ . . ’ ,,..u~.-ooo-.~... ¢~w..~.-~..-~. ~..w.-oo~-~o.~ ’ ’ ’ - ’ " ¯ ’ l fan 26 e25 bik,~s~ m~-/w-,~-~- ~ Retals n Rcpaws Trade-ms ~ ~ | ~ / ~--’ dmo eshc’ " Oriental Rug Old store LA)UflSe|lng¯ ’.ann - -remrrals ¯are [s~eedsp~’~ on,.h ’ ,,,,~a,-~,,~,,. """ ...... n~’ ~ CENt ER BUSINESS" ’ IMAHOGANY ROLLTOP DESKI tamsi including tin" ’"hme cola a waysavauame. ~=an us anytme v ...... , ...... v ...... " ’ WHITECASTirn,~.~,,~--,~r,~,,oo| ’1799-6911 ]~IACHINES,~ Princeton Shopping’ NORITAKEI ...... - 12 placeCHNA Approximately ...... 30 feet "Call ...... 609- [W00D FARM WAGON with w-o,~ ]$255 9 pc walnutdining room set ]ad a er~slngv s~gns ....Brass Nahonal forhe n andena~aq,.~,,~,information ’ " t~enter. 609-924-2243 , sarongs ~ao pcs.), useo once 3960820 ’ |..~.~,~ ~,.^ ~.^ ^ ,. ~ 3 / includes curvedglass china closet [ ~asn ~eg~stercrocxs jugs, etc...... ¯ ’~’ ---~ ’ must s~ll $95. Call 609-655-2634: " ’ /~a’~m’~u~U(s[e~~ n~oa~hYi~V°m°s/w/Queen Ann egs $450 2 pc WalnutVictorianClocksandothcr

¯ " : ,P . g .l |. ’ | Shop 106 Mercer St HightstownRefinishing also done Call 201-35~ / ’ of g~)d walnut and ~ciorian " !antique . " german cnina, mees and Ivargain prices" at:. | (909)466 05’~ 924-7717. I N J .... I 5206 cvenin,s ’ ~ ~ - " ’ ~ ~icture framesFine selection of _~ t~ttsing,eNip~o~ld~lpl pi..tcher, cut [ GREENWOODNURSERY l.... _ °" ] ~ l ~ I gollectors botties wh ch include ~eaueeexcess fluids with Fluidex g , . s~-o~o azter 5 ...... ICINDER BLOCKS ap. IWESTINGHOUSE , DE-jVACUUMCLEANER$15-FIoorICHIPPENDALEmahogany drop]1840 AmethYst Booze Bottle 1 ~t.#~,~u. tabets at Th’[t Dru,,So. p.m.hetory an appointment_ to see[ Inroxmatel,~ 515 .,Call 100 ...... ~nna~ HUMIDIFIER 20 pt. / day o sherBlender $15$750 ....port eat. tabe. 5 maple,cane seat, Jenny Lnd, Amber Dr. P.etzold’s .I t se ,o ely things. [ (Between ]448-0242 capacity. Excelcond.$70.201-359-lgeater $5, elec. blanket $5, maple/ehalrs1~ ~.renebpmture plates. IBittersBottle, 1953Inaugural, [ Yardville&Bordentown) ’ 4454. eb ffrobe $20, round mahogany/Bt-R te oany coach 609-896-9089 J Wheatentst Edition Campaign ~ / ~ G~N ~ |Sciad~in~bl~10515 wood l~ecord/file | ~ I Bottles,plus many others. Edison ALCHOLICSANNONYMOuSIG.E. AMERICANA 3 in 1 UniL ~ MOVING-- 5 drawers file cabinet WnRLD~.~.,~.^a ~... ~. [~,~,,,,,,, ~,,,~~ ~-~,,- =,,-=,[ " .t..$ , p otoenarger $15,|THE.LANTERN:ANTIQUES~]Home Phonograph with Horn, :~ ~[ever ’HELP ANDINFORMATION range and ovens indoor and/$40 Double bed $20, drapes 90x100 cvclo-e~ia P~a’nnica ~ ~uw~,,~.:~ ~wu~ L ~. cm?m~, tern. tame $3 doume easel $1.50 |copper ~ orass cleaning S. ~l~ta 100 Edison Cylinder Records. ’. CALL609-924-7592 ’ outdoor lighting ’fixtures new/withtry rd $18 kit table & chairs Iv~lum~eswith sunto-icon ’in rain ]~ovesea,. ~,~ K~, c.o~nter,s~oo~s ipatio drapes, red $35. elec. drill |St.,

your DrugStore. ~ ; ...... - -.. Pioneer SX-770solid-state AM-FMI ¯ ¯ " " /fair lady stinvray. Boih in ex- ~ / ’ / a ray, other cut and rein ores cusmons zootoan ~ m ~’ GARAGE SALE June 16th " tall ~ n " ~s "^~ ’ ~ ° . Stereo Reeever $180 all n mint P. - Ice ant condittan Also 35ram ’, .... - [ pressed glass CopperKettles and a e e ~ namcu mr cmor cond t on Hurr,, 609-452-6094 /camera Yashica ’L"nx 5 000 P. RUBBERSTAMPS 8aturoay ~rom11’00 a m to 5’00|other pewter Copper and Brass and va, r~y, .3 30¢ each., business hrs; 609-924-4192]SEARSKENMOREVACUUM |GE portable stereo broderoven SchoolorCollegeaddress [p.m. . at 3 Colonml Avenue,| terns. Mmature BmqueDolls, ~4T’~ ~ounn~ ...... _~.~uwt~.~,t;ranoury ~o.a.a- ~outnevenings .. I Prmceta.nJunction, t~ewJersey. |Miniature BronzeStatue, Sterling t - CLEANER -- still under /with’ rotisserie (bra~d new~Call ’ tlome business;zip-code ~r~i...~:,.,y~,~:neeos rl~t.o ~wer ~a:, auove Middlesex |~,uarantee almost newCost $180. |609-392-4526 or ’ 609-88"2-5419Rubber stamps of all kinds and Newthings, old things, some/overlay ’ Sterling " souvenier Ju~v,~,w~-~,~,~on/hmru~imd ~oun!y l,a~r grounos corner qz ~-----’-f’~. |~sking $1.10 609-924-3267 /eveninns s zes madeto your order at [anuques. /spoons, other sterling, brass .m. returning to Princetona ~ ~un,am’s rtaauabout ~ ne~mettaacross moo.from ~UUUL.~ Krie~er’sU~D light wooaNursery. uureau I & 2 night’ tables" lilac/ ~ool~ " rug l ~ . / ~ IlINKSON’S ] enameled Cupholder (posSibly a " - "’-~ ...... ~ ...... 52 NassauSt. I ~ Russian). Several pocket ~atches ~30.Will,muuays, sharecosts. ~zq-,tqst eves. Call 609-924-201-521-6271. East ]~runswick. 12x12,green damask sofa, double [ LIONEL-Iv~-Qmenean ~er [SPRING CLEANI.N~. - Garage ..... ] GIGANTICYARD SALE many stickpins 1863 $1 gold Piece, 1908 ¯ size blonde bed, 2 snowtires, ] ~n~mso~vann~aea~y,,c~JeCta~’.,~ay |~a~L.anuques, zurnnuret Jun~ ;~ ~ ..~-- -- useml and good quality items $2-1/2 gold piece (A.U.), Old ’ 775x14. King size mahogany|~’~’ ...... ~’-":_"-’:r,-.... ,...: .~ |y.~m ~ny, ~vons.lr%_~as~ ’I~ICYCLEREPAIRS including blonde oak dining set and$2bills 1950proofsets Silver SIMPLICITYRIDING TRACTOR headbead bicycles misc items ] ease Call ~up-baS-9218 alt 6pm/wmnsor, l,’rl ~ ~,at oune ~, t5 ,,. o ...... bar stools chairs dressers’ h~ ..... a’a^n ...... ;7.’~^,h~’, -- hp,~wth42 mower3setsof Call after 7 p.m. (609) 921-2373. ~ / -- chests, shelving, tables, twmbed,lots of old coins Manyother items’ ..... blades, wheel weights,, snow ]3-PC MEDITERRANEANOAK [ABOVE GROUNDPOOL -- 4’ x TIGEB.AUTOSTORES : ]am. ps, dehumidifier, garden not listed. This’will he an all day uar~amMart ,,~, ’,eranavacuum,auacnments i bedroomsuite $75 609-448-7082. |1.5’, comp: equip., heavy outy 24-20WitherspoonS~eet ,.tao~, anq mucn more. Ju~ ~c~ sale so come early. For more ...... s~-. ~,,,,. ,~o,, vu~-,~-u,~. ANTIQUE CARVED LOVESEAT |aner, sazety taauer, asking $125. WA4-3715 r~.~amaamJune ~ ~ z~:..~orner information pIease call either: & 2 chairs$500. Cushman 9 piece2 B O.YS’BIKES -- onein good Call 201-846-6761. ot vorest ~ urentwoooou uunKer mapledining room set tab[e, 6 conuitinn,$25; other neons spokes Hill Rd. between Kendall Park Ben Parent(609)393-6916 ()i{IENTALRUGS -- settleim- FOR SALE- GravelySickle bar chairs,hutch & cornercabinet and tire$12. Motorcycle helmet, BLONDE BOOKCASE & DESK and Griggstown. Follow signs. or fortwo wheel Gravely tractor. $450. Call (609) 737-1642 after 5 sma, $25.One walnutfinished both for $50. Magnavox3 speed t GOODYEARPOLYGLASS W/W RonParent (609) 893-7632 collectionP°rtersantiqueeState’newmagnificentand used,afterG°°d condition¯6 p.m.Phone 609-924-5399 ).m. rollawayskirt hanger, $30. Call recordplayer external speaker ~rSepS, G70-14, $100. Call 201-297- $35.Black Angus rotissierle king ¯ MOVII~GSALE’rugs, chairs bed, BiB Clarkson, Auctioneer Persian Chinese, Indian, after 6 p.m. 609448-9230 size$35. Spinet player piano Caucasian$35. Several perfect 7 x 4 ~75.eondit antique on Air~ Tamp,I1,500BTU, uses 110V, $.25.,. pick up movingday ’ June29. cabinet. Call evenings 201-359- crib, bonde ext. table w th mat- Terms: Cash ora GoodCheck including several smaller rugs AIR CONDITIONER- Chrysler KelvinatorMOVING refrigerator(again) must freezer,sell 13 ¯porcelainel. KITCHENSINK.doublebowlwhite with White steel base practicallynew 150 rolls plus ching buffet vacuumcleaner, lots cabinetasking. $1300. Tore 20!’ lot toys & knick knacks. June 16 & P~IBLI~ ~LE Bid|or 8 x 10 $150., Kermanblue 9 Beautiful furniture finish front Call 609-924-7529. snow blower, hke new$150. Sears Musical Inst. 17 547 MeadowRd Princeton. ,,m,e~,n~’K’~nnn~ shopvacuumcleannr$20. Call (609) (6o~)452-9176. " ..... x 12 $250., Sarouke 9 x 12 and practically new. Bargain at 5206. 799-1097. ’ ’ ~b~O~L~S..... ¯, $290.Several unusual BokharasPx$150. less than 1/2 our cost. Also I Call SAT. JUNE16 12 $390., nriental light blue 8 x l0 huge high poweredattic fan, like BRAND NEW BLENDER¯ , 16 116¯ m¯ $290., antique Kermanivory 18 x new. half price at $50. After 5 p.m. KENMOREAUTOMATIC GAS speed deluxe model with timer. THERE ARE THREE THINGS SAXAPHONE . TENOR - BUF- §’RE’~.KFASTTABLE & 2 chairs, THATCAN NEVERBE HIDDEN’FET. Like new. $400. Call 609-799- roll away bedlike new, 6 yr. crib & [ n, nla~,~ n~,~ i, ~ ..... II $890., Tabriz .18 x 12 $750. 609-452-8413. :)RYER-609-799-1320. Never used. Still in original ’- LOVE, A MOUNTAIN, AND mattress & man more things. ~" ""’~’ ...... th Chinese rugs from Peking sizes carton. $32.50. ONE RIDING ON A CAMEL -’3052. ’"’~"es’t’- Cal R~ Tun° ~a~ ~ Whitehall Junctmn N.J. 1/4 male we t of ranging 25x t5 to3x2 many "" Arab proverb. Anda fourth is ~,’ ~,~’ ~’~..~, ~."" "~ I Grammerschool which is in the lustrous Kermanssizes rang ng 15 Call 609-924-1981after 7 p.m. white rings ou your dining room KOHLERT- alto saxophone "’~" ...... "~" center of town. " ~"3d IO ’3 X 2,. numerous GRETCHEN’SFABRICS & ~OR SALE -- SOLID CHERRY table so whydon’t you bring it to w/case, $175. Harony "Rocket" e, ubussonspastels from India and PennsylvaniaHouse Admiral THEWOOD SHED for stripping elec. ~uitar, $80. Both, excellent Maple dining table & 6 chairs 3 " ’ Cbin.’isizes ranging25 x 12 tn 3 x SEWINGMACIIINES 3 PIECELIVING RM. SET like DiningTable. 44 x 66 extendsto :new,$400. Call 609-448-6207. and reBnishing - Bridge Point condit,on. 609-799-1214. June 15,16,17- 9 to | formica top tables, aluminum someovals and rounds, Matchsel Singer sales & service 5 majol 96".~xcell. cond. $200. Complete Road, MontgomeryTwp. 201-359- 5 P.M. Householditems / folding table~ sofa, 3 overstuffed Many others Neins, Heriz withpads. Call 609-882-1973 alter5 4777. OpenTuc. -- Sat. . Dining room and den furniture, chairs occasmnalchair 2bamnoo Afghans, Cabistans, Kazaks brands sewing machines. 30 No EASTWINDSOR- Sporting Goods MainSt., Cranbury,N.J; 609-655. Lm. - firearms- archery- fishing JORDANGUITAR AMPLIFIER - 86" gas range. Misc. Tools. 2 old / chairs coffee table bookcases ¯ Meskins,hunting rugs, silk rug., 2050. excellent cond. Mustsell. Askingtrunks. Smith. 265 Skillman Lane pr. end tables, Boor lamps, pr. prayer rugs, large unnsual sizes equip.- uniforms. Rt.130 & Rt.33, Somerset. 1-1/2 miles from Rt. 27. hand painted, table lamps table roomsizes throw rugs and ru~ E.Windsor, N. J. 609-443-3737. BEAUTIFULFRUITWOOD $80. 609-896-9049. ners. No dea ers by appointmen BREAKFRONTexcel¯ cond. top 2 rad o, GE TV, AMFM record GIBSON WINDOWair con- glassdoors, 3 shelves,bottom 3 BALDWIN.PIANOS to rent.Try player&power speaker, fireplace ¯ 609-625.5361or 609-399-9776. ditioner, 110 volt 11 500 BTU’S MODERN-- 4 pc. bedroom set SACRIFICE- Household con- center drawers & 2 side cabinets, I betareyou uuy. All monies paid on GARAGE SALE SATURDAY screen& tools,desk, drapes, perfect cond., p~ieed right, call with accessories; good eend. Call tents, chairs, canopybed, earo June 16, 9-3 something for dishes35 cupcoffee maker two ’ ,. (201)297-1525. peting braided rug, refrig, coffee perfect with any decor. $250. Call rent applied to purenase. M/F- everyone. 10 Temple Terrace, way 20" windowfan, sunporch (609)448-1386. and end tab es, etc.’ 609-448-6574(609) 896-1790. .... [FLINPIANOS, 234’ E. State S~,.~ ITrenion. 609-392-7133. Lawrence Township. settee& 2 chairs,3 metal chairs, MOVING:two bedroomsets for ~dRCONDITIONER- Brand new FOR SALE: Girl’s French B~,lA~y June 15 & 16,10:00 A.M.- 4:00 cedarchest, 2 dressers,double GOINGON VACATION? sale. Onetraditional four piece, never used G.E. Fashionette, 8700 Provincial dresser and mirror, naturally weathered, extra-w~de, Igood ’condition. Mediumsize. P.M.176 Valer[e Drive, Manville. bed,spring & mattress,bureau, one five piece modern. 201-297- BTU.New $275 selling for $175. excellent condition, $40.; ex- perfect for paneling, only 80¢ sq.ft. I Per[ect instrument for beginner. Householditems curtains nitestand~ dressing table~ chif- SOAMI’ ferobe,slngle bed, spring & 1383. Call 609-924°6595eyes. pandable old-fashioned walnut Call eves., 201-647-3885. Call 609-696-0533. drapes,dlshes, tulsa, some fur- -- [table, seats 12, $40.; five kitchen _ niture. mattress,bureau, 3/4 bed, sprin~ SO DON’T WAIT FOR AUGUST¯ SPEEDWAYBICYCLESI[OP pressed cane bottom chairs, plus TWOCUSTOM made luxurious ...... & mattress,chest of drawers,6 ".; .’k CLEARANCES B TRACK TAPE PLAYERS - ~UXTe,,~ - ureten unet A~Ins three waymirror, foot locker 2 mounts under dash in car, with - Iseven repairable, $25. ;. bookcases,vinyl deep foamsofas ’ Onesofa 7- - \ ...... APARTMENTSALE: Clothing, small kitchen cabinets, utlhtyt ~i EXPERTREPAIRS ¯ $5. & $1~. industrial roller l~.int 1/2 ft lone and one so[a 5 ft."rennessean long ...... oua| pick up, ~ toys, knick-knacks, housewares, 20% to 50% OFF NOW. speakers and fm radio, ~ :’ runnel ~xcennm conmuon$250 cabinet, throw rdgs, gardentools, reasonable. Call 201-359-5206. ¯’ ’ _= ._..’ Iset, $10; world book encyclopedia, " , v ...... " " shoes, Monthof July, Fris. to SALES- PARTS- t~,~rqTAL~ 1958,$15.; call 609-466-2520. . Unev[nylOva~foamOtalngswivelrOomchammers W~maILon’~ Call 609-=°7~’^2 ",,,,~,,, ,. : Weds.,181 No.9th Ave.,Manville. [ bench vise, rotary moWer~ RED BARN Craftsman 20" riding mower, h . Ri.206 ~ chrome formica tnp to fit any] Honda160 trail bike. BelleMead RALEIGH GR.~,ND PRIX ROUTE33&AIRPoRTRD room. EverythingIn new con-ILOWREYELECTRIC ORGAN; GARAGESALE SATURDAY-i BICYCLE- w/24" frame. For Hi~’htstown N J " Ift., frost free, copner, $100. dition. Excellent buy on all. ldouble Keyboard full octave of June16,16-5 p.m., 40 LumarRoad. I .~T (201)359-3305 large man. Cost $120. new. Asking ’609-443-3320""’ Washer,Searst top load, 2 yrs. old Boy’s bicycle, tent. heater,| Terms: CASH Steve .Poandl ¢i everything one year old. Mustsee I pedals. Bench, assorted sheet campingstove, trailer hitches, Owner ~q $85. Call 609-696-9049evenings. bothaxe. eoncl. $100. 201-297-0720. to appreciate. Movingmust sell. [music. Fine \.condition, asking ;::! ~;~’ AIRcoNDITIONED Open7 days - aRer 4 p.m. ~ transistor radios, cameras, books, Richard D. Lannlng Auctioneer ,.~.q 609-443-3944."Twin Rivers; $450. Call (609) 655-2930Rossmoor. games,toys. 609-448-1177 Lunch Counter I Auctions Pets& Animals Pets& Animals AutosFor Sale Motorcylcles AutosFor Sale "I Instruction ’SPecialServices ESTATEAUCTION ¯ I p )OODLES= tinest toys to small 3 WELSHPONIES Mare fill,, & I 1971 Pontiac 9 passenger panelled P.conomicfil$055- RAMBLER ~lean 6-’eyl.REBEL stick, HONDAclutch,1971 72ee, C70M $270- 200 ,(609) miles, 737-3212one SPEECHthera ns p --og" t"" wLanir ge "~ r~auae ster Hearm""’[ s, [{ LOTUS-MASERATI- prestigious Sat. Nite, June 16th, 7 p.m. miniatures. Most colors. $100 - y n}cal’!~/ autos and services at sane prices. Inspection from 4 p.m. colt For an-ointmentto ~,~ ~,a I wagonair condit. 31,009mi, excell owner,like new,.auto, centrifugal s esc~ a?~olCll cer.tltlen ;150. Burmeseor persian kittens. 201.~59-397~=’l~eeprin~i’ng ~’ .... running condit ~ clean. 609-449- International PerformanceCenter ;50. Stud service. 201-359-8430. Estate of the late H.R. Stockton, ...... ~" "’"~’"~’ [ 3747. Radio, clock reclining buckets," [ "y rs experience. 609.443-6185. Inc. Call for appts. 609-397-3555. No. Plainfield, N.J. removedto I ~ vinyl roof new tires, snows, ~ I ,our gallery. FORSALE-four orecious jewels I,~a M MIDGETradio heater w/rams; 43,000 miles. Service J ,.,~ unmn~ ,~, ~f,~^lun~mwI R.U.TENNISCLINIC records yours (609) 921.4289. (9 .J~2"~:.’~’~-Y-"Y Y~’-’?-"=-~’" "| HOUSEP,~INTING -- Teacher VEIMARANERS -- AKC $5. each. Diamond.ruby eme~"I e~xeell~nt condition. Calf after zauuroues, ~,~oa. ~,u,J-,Hu-zo~a. l ReservationsLimited has painted 9 summers,can paint Cherrycorner cupboard, C. 1820;REGISTERED. Litter born May aln, or sapphire, what’s meeaton. I ~ ,., ¢r,~ 448-0523 a.m.- 4 p.m.) 201-463.0288or201.463-1211 your house¯201-297-0624. Chip.slant front desk, C. 1840;11. Show stock, 5 generationsof ’They are beautiful kittens part lc’’ ...... Mah. bureau,C. 1820;Mah. champions.Excellent hunting, Siamese. Please telephone Sat. or I ~ Sun.201-369-8880r gatelegDRtable; Set 6 Mah.vase watch dogs. Gentle with children. I~6R SALE - 1965 Falcon ’1969PONTIACt4-door,Ten~pest~11970 HONDA -- CL-100.Good backchairs, needlepoint scats, C. $128. Calr609.883-4010 anytime. DRAKEBUSINESSCOLLEGE l Stationwagon,$100. Call after 6 CustomS, AirConditioning, I condition. New Tires. Call 609-449- M.M.T. PAINTINGCO. 1840; Marble top table & v~BERIAN.HU~,~Y PUPPIES- [ p.m.609-696-9700. Power Steering Power Brakes 11376 .. 17_Livin"ston ~ ... Ave". washstands; Acorn bed; blanket AKC,8 weeksold, $175. Call 201- l " ¯ ¯ ¯ ’ NewuranswlcK N.J. Automatic Transmission, Tmtec[ [ Com-leteSecreta~’ialand Interior &Exterior Work chests; sofa, chairs, muchmore; 752-1863. I Glass Radio Low Mileage, One ~ At- ¯. - CLOCKS: Small Seth Thomas owner,’ one dr,vet. ’. Asking $1,600. 11972 KAWASAKI 800 mint ¯ cond, ocountm courses ’ BLACKLABRADOR PUPS M/F, 2 BEAUTIFULPUPPIES - 7 while,’63good BUICK condition, LA SABRE-$150. blde Call & Da~ and Ni~tCourses FREE ESTIMATES School~ C. 1870; FDRanimated motherAKCno naners ~0’each Cal!. after 5, p.m. weekdays, l low mileage, extras. $909. Call 1064 Revere Avenue prohibztion clock; Grandfather, weeksold needlove and care. TelephJe.¯ ’ s 201-249-034’ Mah. 8 day, C. 1830; NewHaven 609-924-2840.’Par[n~c~ni~e seen: MotherIs half Samoyed and half 6{)9.921-2094. anyumeweeKenos. 609.446-2488. I (609) 921-6139. ’ ,Trenton,New Jersey 08029 half column shelf; West. Chime whiteShepherd. Very gentle. Call I sidores Thrappas- 609-394.6207 609-466-2022after5 p.m. Isidoros Milonas- 609-392-]579 Bracket, others, all working. Red [ HYBRIDPUPS -- the CADILLAC’65 Fleetwoadspecial VWKARMANN GHIA ’63 -- nice B E’Gi~q-N ING READING Satin glass GWTWparlorlamp, I ohenomenal Wetmaraner - black’ sedan.Fully loaded, excellent (After 4 p.m.) all eng.’ Cloisonne lamp; duck ]~erman Shooherd Cross. Seven shape, good second car or student TEACHER- will work with kin- decoy lamp others; 12 Oriental I weeks, $10 Nystrom201-369-5990. condition,one owner, $800. 609-737- transportation. $200. 609.448-0147. THEALL NEW dergarden, first, or secondgrade’ Lost& Found¯ children during summer¯ Antique & ’Semi Ant. rugs, all [ .... ~ ~ ...... HONDA - Licensed N. J. teacher with sizes; Large Currier & Ires. SUMMERIS FULL OF DOG 1 2203. LOST IN MANVILLE:Mixed ’70 PLYMOUTHFURY III -- 4 :onsiderable private tutoring and ~gncd J. Cameron, 29’"x21", I DAYS- ANDFOR US CAT DAYSAngora black & white female cat door sedan full power, a/c, new XL 175 mblic school experience in WILLINGTO babysit your child in t:.n.amp., .~rotung . ~talnon [ TO0! COMESELECT ONE OF with white streak over left eye. tires, $1576.609-737-0516. 1967 OLDS98- A/C, AM/FMradio, ?rinceton and Montgomery my home.Call 609-448.4337. "~cson’ umer t:urrmrs t’me OUR ADOPTERS PS BPB, PW& PS, Asking $695. systems.Call 609.924.0141. Wearing collar with name& ad- Call 609.466-1019. IS HERE,TRY -- BUY br ck-a-brac. Muchmore. dress. Reward. Call 201-722-7091. -- .... ForAdoption ’72..BlflCK LASABRE - 35() eng. - SHERM STERLING AUCTIONGALLERY I ’69 OLDSCUTLASS -- 4 door SCIENCE OR MATH -- Ex- 62 No. SecondAve. LOST--silver watchin vicinity of I auto¯ trans p/s, air, radio, heater auto, P/S and brakes air cond, RENAISSANCE ROOFING Male blackLabrador found on rear windowdefogger, vinyl roof, COOPER’S eriencedteacher will tutor any Raritan N.J. CherryValley Road. NassauSt., or shopping center, I good cond tmn. 009-443-4490. ~evel.Call 609-443-6230. professional group bmldingon Mt. After 5 - 609-924-3846. Slate,tin, shingles and flat roof. (Near Somervilo Circ.) Smallfemale black Terrier dog. CYCLERANCH Roofrepairs, awnings, gutlers, Smallfemale Cockapoo 7 rod. old. Luea Rd. Reward.009-462-9274 or RT, 33, HAMILTONSQUARE INSTRUCTIONin knitting& and down spouts. W,ndows GEBALDSTERLING, Auctioneer Male4 rod.Coll e-type, sable and 609-452-4740mornings¯ ’:/l~ DUSTERV6-a/c auto p/s, 70 CHRYSLERstation wagon - 9 FORPLSASURE CALL $~7,6354 crochetingWed., t0-5 by Mrs. & Appraiser,Member NJSSA & passenger, all extras, excellent replaced.No jobtoosmall. FREE white. V nyl roof, snow tres, 1900 mL, Hennings,Fabric Mill, Warren ESTIMATES.Call 6~9-448-4505. NAA.Adults only, Snack Bar. AIR Femalepure bred German Short 11850.609.448-4212. condtion.$1400. or best offer. 609- Plaza West, Route 130 East CONDITIONED.201-464-4047, 201- 466-1298. 725.9540. Haired Pointer 11 wks. old. AutosFor Sale Windsor,N.J. 609-448-7270. 7 rod. old Shepherdtype female¯ ’;r~ BUICKLA SABRE- 4 door 1969 VW-- Beige Beetle, std. SWIMMINGAND divinglessons - hardtop, air, power steering and trans, newbattery, starter and CARPENTRY REPAIRS and WEDNESDAYJune 20 at 9:30 physicaleducation teacher -- smallalterations. Call(609) 799- Wide assortment of different brakes,360 engine, gold, $3300. clutch¯ $700.or BestOffer¯ 609-448- Campers& Trailers privateinstruction. Allages in- a.m. estate of Dr. J. S. Whitehill HARDTO GET brandnew 1973 After 5 p.m.,609-924-2846. 0678 after 5:30 p.m. 320 Lawrence Ave., Highland colored kittens. silver blue Javelin loaded, got 1971 VENTURA’"8"4 door with 7237. cludingadults. Private pool, White female cat, spayed. LawrenceTownship. Call Mr. Park, N. J. Completecontents of company car 3 days after i .... " home and dental office. AN- Spayedcalico cat. ’65SAAB -- good motor, new tires, FOR RENT NIMROD TENT Leatherman.009-882-1533. PATIO BLOCKS Black male cat with white bib, delivery Must sell Sacrifice full :mr cono t,onmg. 7506 miles. bodynot good. Must sell by endof TIQUES about one hundred AM Couar +, ’ nb.a v Cal’l 20 267 2 uetter than new Driven by the TRAILERsleeps 6, $20per week. oriental items including jade, rod tiger female cat, both found at (1) -758 . ¯ June.Best offer. 009-,~66-1536 Calleves (609) 448-2916. Specialtyblocks for Princeton Inn. 5 p m- 8 p m qu ntessent al elderly gentleman. anytime. dogs, cloissone, ming, chinese - ’ ’ ’ ’ l$1975.Call 099-924-3968after 6. TUTOR-MASTERSin learning DecksWalks, figurenes, oriental lamps., vases Female spayed tortoise shelled disabilitiesdesires to tutor & Fates dolls, gowls, etc. Oak cased cat. OLDS’70 CUTLASSSUPREME -- [ 1964 PLYMOUTHFury - 383 CID ’680LDS 98 - Luxurysedan fully TRAVEL - TRAILER- Shasta elementaryschool children, all GRANDFATHER’S CLOCKwith Femalespayed light gray cat with Lofl~/te"71, 5/6 berth, cooker, AllWork Co. dark gray. 2dr vinyltop p/s,p/b a/c stereo engine. 4 ~peed Hurst. 4 excellent equipped,4 door excellent con- subjects.May thru July, Central brass face signed Williams am. Excellent cond. 609-448-9421.tires. 609-921:21"~8. d t on,609-446-3972 aRer5 p~m. refr!g..Reesehitch. Excel. cond. Jerseyarea. Call (609) 443-6796. Route206, Belle Mead, N.J. rentwood district; two matt ach Female Maltese AvailJune 8. $1860. 6(}9-737-2743. (201)359-3000 teins. #1403& 2028plus complete p+onscnold furnishings, two oak W’INTERTOP-forsaleExcellent¯ , ...... ; ...... LEARN TOSWIM CESSPOOLS dental cabinets, dental supplies, conthtion..... W,]l ht MGor ¯Sprite oa mwaba]283au we.~ur~ ...... r~n ps ’69NINE PASS VW VAN-- rebuiltFOR RENT - 24’ Concordmotor AND tools books; mahogany office to gooaedna Uall 16o9)’-’-"466 enginer,good runningcond. home,sleeps 6, weekend, week, or SEPTIC TANKS car. Call anytime after 5:30 p.m. ~Qn7 ’ " " $1,009.609-790-2221 after 6 p.m.. BEGINNERclasses for children. desk etc. Th s s a fullday sale of 201-297-0698. month.20t-289.0850. Mondayto Fridayfor 2 weeks. CLEANED interesting items. 7 Trucks-NoWaiting ] ..... June28th, 16 to 11 a.m. and 11 to 12 a.m.Instructions at the indoor ’65 VWBUS - with ’69 rebuilt 24’ FULLY EQUIPPED Win- RUSSELLREID CO. ELWOODIIELLER: engine new brakes, replaced TWO GOOD TRASPORTATION’63 VOLVO 122 S: Needs minor nebagoMotor Home for rentby ool of Alma WhiteCollege, AUCTIONEER transmission, new battery, new BUYS- ’67VW Beetle, recently I repair, body good. $250. Call 201- weekor monthsleeps six, call ~arepath.Call Millard Loyle, 201-230-2195 ,,,~’,,~o. AquaticDirector. 201-366-5520. 2O Years Experience starter and newwindshield wipper rebuiltengine, good running l after 5, (609)443-1951. 201-844-2534 201-356-5809 motor.$600. Call after 5, 609.924- condition, $600. 72 Honda CB509, l __ 5045, ask for Chris¯ has only 2800 m les still I ke new : ...... ~1~ Call 2n~’~9~’m9 ’1 lm+~ ouu~ts uArtT auto a/c, AMERIGOPICKUP CAMPER-. THE CREATIVE WORKSHOP -- CARSON&’SONS CABINETS- .... " ...... vinylroof,4 newtires, excel,cond. 11 ft. side door, rear bed. (sleeps summerclasses in blockprinting, Kitchens, tops, bath, office¯ Pets& Animals SA,V.E. 1970 MGB- Very good condition¯ 96,000mi. Asking$500. (609) 440- six). Luggagerack, ladder, and jewelrybatik ages 9-14. ’Classe-sl Formicalaminations specialists. I m tedto 12.Call Martin Kahn ~Formerly Small Animal Rescue $2OOO.Call 609-921-8471. 1967 MERCEDES280S- 4 hr., 2415. manyextras. Honda128 ee. 1900 Existing cabinets madenew with racingcar green, w/faun interior, [ ,miles. Excellent condition. 609-924-5118(evenings). formica. Call 201-297-3537.}’ ..: PONIESFOR SALE- rides and League) new radialtires, A/C, AM/FM,."70 FIAT -- 030 sniderlow WilliamSchiller 609-460-1687: drives also pony cart harness, 197i cHEvY’vEGA hatcl~ ’bacl¢’ auto trans, $1725.Call 609.448-0100std.,trans. "Very, good. c ond:mileage, new top, call [09.61J7-2829 GARAGE DOORS INSTALLED & and saddle included. $209. Frm. PUGPUPPIES--males.Callafter betwn 6am and 5pm. ~aragoo.berv~eeo regmarly, ues~ after 5 p m BusinessServices REPAIRED-- Reasonable.Free Call 201-207.0463. p.m., 609-737-1386. offerover $2500. 201-766-5421. ’ " CAMPERS!Have you removed the bench seats from your van? If estimates,201-297-3797. ’ PEDIGREE COCKER SPANIEL 1970 PONTIACStation Wagon. 1"905 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 dr FOR SALE - ’66 ~ bug, dark so we can put them to good use in THe.SIS & MANUSCRII~T TYPEWRITER REPAIR -- -- male yr. old, goodwth males,,HASAone APSO female.-- AKC,CalV215-295- 9 wks,two Heater/AC.Radio. NewlyPainted sedan4 on the floor,good cond. blue with red and white interior, ours. P ease call Pr nceton Child TYPING -- Experienced in Generalcleaning and repairs.’ ch dren.House broken. 609-448- andconditioned. Good tires - Tv~’o $300.Call after May 27th (609) 924- sun roof radio and heater. In very DevelopmentInstitute. 609-924- mathematics and statistical Freeestimates. Call Ed Radigan 4197. 4439. new. $1800. 669.021h148." ..... 0728. good condtion. Call 009-921-9159.6280or 609-443-3624. papers. Mrs.Krioger, 009-888-4272.’ 609-448.6443. GERMANSHEPHERD PUPS: Sired by import son of Bernd VomAKC REGULATION -- German VOLKSWAGENSQUAREBACK. ’67 PORSCHE912 -- 5 speed, FOR SALE24’ 1972 Winnehago THESIS& MANUSCRIPTl"yping, PAINTERS- House painting, Kallengarten finest hreeding, 4 Shepherd 7 months old, fern. 1970, excellent condition¯ One excell,cood, call after 6 p.m.All motor homefully equipped, in- Dissertations. IBMExecutive & interior & exterior, masonry, wks. old. choose now, pick up color: tan, white & blk. Quiet owner¯ AM-FMradio. $1375. 201- offersconsidered. Trenton 609-392- Trucks cluding generator & a/c 3,000 Selectric II type. 10 years exp. wood & concrete patching & later. 009-397-3647. ’- disposition, family situation 297-4103 3648. miles, callafter 5, (609)443-1951. Mrs.DiCicco, 6.~-696-009,1. plastering, paper hanging, free wanted - appears to be small estimate, all work guaranteed¯ NEW1973 GMC Call 609-466-2810,6-9 eves. FREEPiJPPIES - Mixedbreed, boned. Call 609-440-5799. ’66 CHEVYBEL AIR - 6 cylinder, ready to leave mother for loving ._ automatic trans., radio heater, 1959 PONTIAC,good running PICK UPTRUCKS family. Call 609-46@2961soon. excellent running condition. Askcondition. $100 firm. 201-297-0459. MobiieHomes Aviation SEWING & ALTERATIONS -- 3 HORSES- 1 roan gelding well for Mrs. Pecker609-466-3146. Over 25 in stock for immediate Mrs.S. L. Dowd, 20~.-725-3998. ¯ . [broken. 1 appaloosa mare, very ] ~. delivery¯ Mostmodels and colors. HORSE- Palomino.gelding~ 16- I quiet. 1 registered quarter horse ’70 FIAT- Dark blue, 850 sportIz,65 PONTIAC-- 8 cylinder, radio, MOBILEHOME -- to remainon IN;rERIOR - EXTERIOR. nanus excellent western I~reen broke. All have nic~ coupe good condition Michelin I goou mechanical condition. COLONIALMOTORS lot,6 rms.full carpet, central air. AIRLINE TRAINED groum Reasonable’Rates - Free pleasure, very gooddis pesitioo,.[~]ispositions. 609-799-1481after 5 "Truck Center" instruction. If studyingfor an FA~ ¯ tires and tape player. $975. Call Asking$350. Call after 5 p.m. 609- U S Rt 22 North Branch $9200.Financing available. 609- Estimates.Call (609) 452-813i . goousnow prospects, ~vu. zu~- I p.m. 609-924-9136. 462.95~2. 448-6883. written exam is limiting you anytime. 2!7-1979. , . "" 201-722-2709 flying time completeyour groun~ training in 2 days. Private , PETSITTING SERVICE - Wewill ~Z~ FREETO G.O.OD.HOME .= Year- I board your small dog cat bird ’66 FORDSTATION WAGON -- [ convertible, 6 cylinder, stick shift, [ a ¯ . tt,__.t_J commercial, instrument, ATB TOPSOIL, sand,gravel & stdne. om ton nalrea cat uran e ¯ ¯ excellent condition. Call 009-921-108,000mi., new clutch, and I Guaranteed. Aviation Seminars. Generalhauling. 609-586-734l or , . [~ ... ~,; gerbil m our home whde you ~U[0S Wa[lI~U Boats 609:289-7032. mlxe.a orecd. , Or "tm-gyeo vacation¯609-448-9419. 3484after 5 p.m. J transmission, $280. or best offer¯ Princeton Junction 609-799-2120. female oi unoetermmea age. - 609-924.5157. Excellent mouser¯ Both fixed. H~~ Both litter trained¯ Both indoor- "~-~"~%~’~’]’o~’t,’~,"~m~":~i=:a~’71 VUlaVU- mane1~ ~1 u ., EXPERIENCED PAINTER -- seed Ralle wheels A/C red Sm" " 20"lbOOTSOBOW boat $250. After willdo outside and inside painting." outdoor¯ Call 009-466"0150 after 6 sweet" " ...... temperament,’ ...... ’ very ...... playful.’ exceHenatcondition,as~¢ing $2,600. Sv~th ~o~ack in~erior, $2150.Cat1201-[ g~t~bmleStatni?:a~arnd$~hra~go~y 6PM: 212 N. Main Street, p.m. ~..-oo~. Hightstown. SpecialServices Forfree estimate. 609-882-0764. 201-359-4216. 968-3248after 5 p.m. l opt. 609-883-6219. 1967 VW- deluxe bus. EXCELL. MONKEYFACE - Princessand 2 LOVABLE- family dogs, one WANTED--USEDVWinperfect theblond bomber are the wo~’ld’s condit. 2ndengine, factory rebuilt, ’69 TR 3, ’69 MGA,both semi- running cond. (appearance DON’T MISS THE BOAT THE HORSD’OEUVRES, tea sand- H()’USEPAINTER FOR HIRE cutestkittens. You can have one Maltese and one Lhaso. Must extras {roof rack 3 tires), 62,000 ratable, spare parts. Jeff 609.624- tional). $160-$809range. Call~: PRINCETON SUMMER wiches& buffet. Smallor large Inside or out. A mature, freeby calling 609-466-0~2. sacrifice, reasonable.609-924-6018. m., $1160.Call Bill [email protected]. 889.621~. SAILINGPROGRAM will run this .ordersdelivered. Call 201-359-6674. ’responsiblecollege junior with morn. summerfrom June untilLabor lotsof brushand roller time is ’66 CYCLONEhdtp 289,solids, ’72 FIREBIRD-ESPRIT,4 speed Dayin twosessions, catering to anxiousto brighten your world. PUREBREDBeagle puppies, bothyouths and adults. For in- PIRONE DRIVEWAY PAVING - Reasonableprices. Available DOGS FOR ADOPTION - Af- outof top’h~nting stock. Call (609) holly,hurst, gauges, astros. sticktach, radial tires, "low formation,write P.S.S.P., 221 Forgood service and right price. afterJune 6. References, too.Call [ection’atafamily pets. Medium 440-0375. Reliable.Call (609) 924-0281 after m leage,excellent condition. 201- Motorcycles NassauSt., Princeton, N.J. 08840. Call (609)’452.0182. 609-921-6720. sizedblack mixed breed older 5:30p.m. 366-1805. spayedmale and/or lovable year- oldspayed female. All shots.Free CHOCOLATE. LABRADOR ’68 PONTIACTEMPEST- a/c, ELECTR’ICAL WORK done retriever,7 months, papers, shots 1967 CHEVYSTATION WAGON;1971 BENELLI-- Toronado 650 PENGUIN SAILBOAT - with CAR WON’TSTART call Bar- to goodhome.201-369-8711 9-5 or ¯ heat p/s 4 dr. yellow. Good 9 passenger Caprice, pb & ps, oc, 6-speed excellent condition. trailer length 11-1/2’, mast 17’, ney’s Towing& Road Service 307 evening& weekends in yourhome. 359-6010after 5. and wormed¯ Bred for hunting¯ transportat on. Asking$400. Call radio rodrack, car in excel cond, Merrison Ave. H ghtstown (609) Calleves. or weekends &,ask for First $100 or best offer. 609-896- Askng $695. Call 609-466-1019. nylonand orlon sails, 609-924-2373. Ed.(609) 448-1698. 0510. _609-924-2931. low m. Call (609) 896-0637. 443-4424. ’NORWEGIANELKHOUND PROBLEM HORSES -- my ’70 MUSTANG--V8 auto. trans. ’71. PONTIAC.LAMANS.-350en~, 750HONDA-2monthsold 1700 1958 Used31’ C~IRISin freshCRAFT waterConstellation. Slcens 6 SWIMMINGPOOL FILLING - HAVEVAN WILL MOVE, haul& ...... PUPPIES AKC- re ,stereg" ~l.$85 . s p ecml’ ty. Training-Instructions- A/C p..s new tires~ Be st offer. ~,.,,,auto t-’/~. L^~,. mr .~’,,..,,;na~coon vinyl reelmi., $1895 new first SiS00 ~akes Two’screw 135’s rebuilt ~ull~ Prompt servi~e. Call 609.466-0765dooddjobs. Rates negotiable. Call L;an~u9.737.3826. Showing.6~-924-4952. 609-452-9162. ’ ’ ~e~ro~st’~(~.~,~’384~a~ter’~ ’ "~ it. "~all 609-924-8122. ’ sound. Completeequipment and or 466 .~ 2078. 609-921-6503. ~ ...... ~------[eleetro.~cs.$S~09. t6091 5~-46.00. I 1 .~ : Y StatlonW’a on I P d r 32 FT CHRIS" CRAFT Con ]~ABYSITTING, my home ex PAINTERS Expermncedcolleg’ e LHASA APSe PUPPIES -- 9. ADORABLE, LONG-HAIRED ’67 CHEV’ ." !i . g i 197.]. CHEVY M A, LA - 4 dO HONDA’ 1971 - CB-100 mint I " [cellen~,,, are. " m.easl, c ..... nex~le,n~. " I students. I.nterior" "/ Exterior work. weeksAKC champion sire, ltittens. Free to a good home. Call t=apnce r~n,.ps ~ p p,c~ m e X~Lsenan, air edna: p{s, p/bj_radio: condition¯ Helmetand car ~arrier I ste!latio.n. 1960, twin 195 y8’s, H&C[ .... i golden’color¯ Call 609-506-4788 609-883-1544. . cons, garageKePt ¯t}/:) ~, .~all tt~tr~) clean ~z aepenname.$tq~o. uau $300; 609-452-1764. ¯ ’,lwater, muyeqmp.~, asK_ 1ng $7,000 ttJ~OWlllCOWlrv~eauons ’q.~allzuJ." I~ -~ree...... estimates L;au Juncuon ’ ou~-u637. ’ }359-6674 :--- ’~’~ 799-1"29 ! 201-359-6527. . ICatl609-896-9018 alter b p,m. ¯ I I°’’*°*P...... "GREAT DANE PUPS - AKC, COU,GAR’6,7-2doorhard, top, 3o!’70CH,EVELL’EM.ALIbU--VjnyJ, ~ [10~. I r JE~:CAVATING Trenton land ’ . ’ FeedsandGral-s shots ears crop Onefawn & 3 speeoexcel, meen.conn., very top..~er:~aircona.,au.to,~:vxvt ’72 SUZUKIPROSPECTOR ,,..~.._,125 -~J°nns°n. Iwater SKiS6 h.p,$800 Mercury201-297-1001traller, WR / I WINDSOR~P.AIRSERVICEr’amnng . Icmar~ng/trucKing all~YPe~eOaZl~ogg~rng&an~O anug t;. zorauanimms.... " . brindie Call 201 35~ ~6~ clean in and out V8. reasonably I raalo, uooa connmon. ASKIngS~ ml ~m ,,,a ...... " ’ " " ..... v,,riced¯ 609.443-~24~fter 6 - r~. I $1700¯ Ca11201-287-0987 after5 p m =7.;.=="’::’--"-="."~ ,=,,=,,,%,.u.um days 12 30" 4 anytimewk ends / - Carpentry [Cal (609) 394-8071 atlIOSEDALEMILLS ~ ~-. ¯ ’ ’ !=,,~¢ up,~., , gears Knoomes,I "" ...... " "’’ ...... / Electrical / ’274AlexanderSt. OLD ENGLISH¯ SHEEP DOG Quality Craftsmanship Pr nccton ..... eluded Must sell going to EuroP e¯ - ¯ PAINTING& PAPE.,HANGING, PUPPIES. -- AKCregstered, . 60 VWSQ. BACK-- best offer 1971~~-- PLYMOUTHmg uster-racK’D air PSst Calllegal after 6 p.m.helmet 609-924-6614 in" I SUNFISH-- ¯ 1969 w/trailer & saz] ReasooablyPriced Frank Janda 292 Dutch Neck Rd. ¯ 609-924 -0134 champion blood hnes very call after 6 p.m. 201-389-6830. ~,t, R ,.vl ~ non ,~ ,=~’,J’~l,=,~ " ¯ L" cover. White&.red $425Call 609./ 609-448-7672 . I’f, oU cnno~ ~, .~" reasonable.Call 201-439.~82., - ’ cond’ ~Be~t"o~f~"abo~,e"¢le’aiers [ 921-9315eves. ’ [ , [ ...... ~" ...... "~ ~ wholesale price .Call after 7 p m .... --’-- . "~ .... FREETO GOODhome -- Col!ie- POPS’WANTED-- In litter Jots I~5.MG MIDGET.restored, n"wldurtng,week or’ anytime MOTORCYCLE FOR sale, I .... ~ i~e puppy ~ mo ola~ex.cel!em w for resale ~o pets Phone 609-482- pa).nt, new ,ntermr, new top, I,~ Iweeken[ls. 009-921-2260’ Kawasaki 90 cc Excellent con- | ...... o .../n~.a" ["G.a., "ND~ ~12~C:RPE",,~ [PAINTING,~"’NIN vanities~[-CARPENTRY trees cut,PANELING, all ’ ’ ~ ¯: ¯ cn In. nousenroKen,oueolent uau nanqh~fnr~nnnn ’ roues on eng ne tunnel top, plus I " dition low mileaoe ¢269 -all ~a. / UrtAtITtStt -aS or,it sloop tot L to ~ "-- ~mamenracuon ~ memoo.~ms/hnmo r~n.~ir,:. "~d ,,he ~m,~¢~. 609.443-1774. ’ ..... " ...... AM-F’I~stereo ~09-882-4651 : I . " 882.0~2 = ’ T, " ~’.lweeks in Bahamas,Virg as, or Idirtout. Plckup and delivery or |Zi’n’l¢’6~."2366"ev~s.....’"~ - ": :: ’~ ~ " :"’. ’ .... ^ur’" " " ~ ...... ¯ ." lowner Grenadines charterBareh0at, arrangementdirect wall to wallgivesin nomeperservice sq. 14¢ft. i Towne Cleaners I .~ "~ /’" LIVESTOCK FOR SALE ST BEUN ~,/,=~v_.,^ I].~7BLUERAMBLER rebel SST, ’69 DODGE CORONET500 vinyl " , PONY,11.2 h:, 9, gentle, sound, AKCregis~er~’d ~C~]~6=09-~3~-’~54¢~12 door "vinyl hardtop automatic It? ~,d~. ~, pb,:& p.,Ja~£o i071 .IHONDA.CM70, Excellent I ba:.~.j.%rate. CaU:60~448-8~53_,HHoOPeewWe~p 6092~6UlSl~2’, Square,/ALTERATEIONSrt crANDmansAD;, , ,.::: : easy Kesper. 201-249-8404alter’5 for informationi" 7 ,,- ~-~,,,,s ..... ,.~-y- v -y ¯ "L ’ ’ ’ "/at reason’able¢’=’rces 201.6578 o~ .... ’ transmtssion power¯steering ...... ~ "":’~2.~"~ ?^%%.."T-’~.,conmu0n’$225.Call 609-882.0672..%~." .... Y-’:~

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": r : ’" The,l~wro, nc~,I.~dgor THE CEN77~L POST TheManvilleNews LOINDSOR-HIGHTS HEI~/LD Cla s s i fi’ed . dvertis ing The Franklin NEWS’RECORD WEDNESDAY,JUNE 13, 1973 8.11 SpecialServices SpecialServices SpecialServices WantedTo Rent ForRent - Apts. For RentApts. RealEstate For Rent Business RealEstate For Rent DRESSMAKING BUILDERS & RENTAL WANTED -- House in - S HAROI~IA[Rl~S PItlNCETON ARMS Why war untd the roof leaks? .ALTERATIONS- Let an ex- LawrenceTownship, 3-4 bedrooms PROFESSIONAL OFFICE periencedperson handle the Garages GardenApartments . Plan aheadfor your reefing needs. neededfor Sept. Call 609:924-6926. GOLD MEDALLION TOTAL Luxury Apartments lOUSE[,’OR RENT - for rent¯toSPACE -- Plne panelled= ,*NEW ROOFS REPAIRS problems.Call 921-2608. AddihonSDormers ELECTRICLIVING responsiblefamily w.ho loves wall/wallearpetlng. Locaten Renovations SharonRoad (Opposite 1 and 2 bedrooms. Individually trees,shrubs, and q.met. Fur- Nottingham Way, Hamilton COOPER&SCHAFER CUSTOM’ FURNITURE: Book- controlledheat. 2 air conditioners. Square.20 mln.drive from,! :63Moran SharonCountry Club) nishedhouse in Titasville, N.J. Princeton¯609-921-9500, I-5p.m. ’ ¯ Princetoncases, cabinets, etc. designed and AllWork Co.’ WANTED-- Smallapartment or OffIntersection & Individual Balconies. 12 ca. ft. fromJuly 1973 to July1974. 3 Walnut4-2063 madefrom a varietyof materials. Refrigerator. Venetian Blinds. bedrooms,study, sun-dining room After6 p.m.609-924-0496. Carefulplanning & estimates Route206, Belle Mead, N.J. room with kitchen privileges in Routes130 & 33 Large walk in closets. Private . ~ given free. Paradigm Wood- (201)359-3050 FranklinTownship for working entrances. Laundry room with -livingroom, kitchenand ’ Igirion limited salary: Will share. ¯ bath,family i’o~’m, beatltiful lot. lworking.281-545-6787. A & S MasonryConstruction Co.Please call Anita at 201-828-6511 washers and dryers. Wall to wall HopewellValley Schools-quiet ELECTRICIAN- Licensed, no job l Specializingin custom pipe evenings. Leave message ifnot in. ’ @ P ’ carpeting in 2nd floor apartments. streets- Perfectfor I or masonrywork. Call 201-521-1770 or " Superintendent on" site. Rents to small.Call (609) 448-5202. NEED YOUR HOUSE PAIN- start at $190 up. ’ 2 children- I/4 mile to river VacationRentals "_ 201-254-0182. andcanoe rental. - i mileto s~te _ . TED?Exterior. Ca I 509-799-1677. Model apartment - Telephone park- 15miles to Princeton - 45 FIREPLACES-- wood burning. EXPERIENCED MASON -- I I & 2 BedroomApartments minutestoPhila - $350. per month, Beat the predictedfuel shortage.EXPERIENCED PAINTER . Driveways,sidewalks, blacktop." SEPT 73- June 74 - 2-4bdrm house StaRingat $180. (803l 443-4801.(0pen Daily from Guaranteedto work. Many styles References available. Low prices, 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. except Sun- securitydeposit - no pets. Call 609- JULY IN CAPE MAY ~ree estimates. Call 809-032-07f~1.within 10 mi. Princeton. Call 609- All appliancesplus air con- 737-1658. "tochoose for inside finish. 201-297- masonry and carpentry onsmall 921-2563morns or after 5:30 p¯m. day) Directions from Princeton; RlvendellApts. 2803day or nite. scale.609-921-9327. anyume.~. ditioning.Wall-to-wall carpets. Princeton Hightstown Road, turn Laundryfacilities onpremises right on 01d-Trenton Road 1/2 7 rms,furn incl. kit., bath, sleeps Somefurnished apts. available. rode t, ur len Rmdfc]low.,’gns. SUMMER RENTAL - July & 6-7 I block’fromocean. Sat. -Sat. YOLK RUG CLEANING CARPENTRY YOUNG PROFESSIONAL IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY August.Close to town 3 bdrm.,2- $175.Ca I 609-884-2654. R.J. PAINTINGAND and COUPLE(no pets,no children) ¯ " (609) 259-9448 . I/2 baths.A/C $375. per monm. PAPER IIANGING FLOOR WAXING L&LBUILDERSAND ¯ desireto renta 3 BR housein IHoPEWELL .BORe -- Large 609.924-1752. Rugsprofessionally cleaned in HOME IMPROVEMENTS Cranburyor Prn.area for 2 yrs. eniciencywire riving room, mt- Interiorand exterior. For free yourhome. Dry within one hour. P~’:~" be--’d-/~-room chenbathroom & diningarea. beginningJuly or Aug. Call {212) apartment. Walkto University or RENT4BDRMhomenesrD.C.WeSUMMER RENTAL July 1st-Aug estimatescall 809.758.7064. Guaranteed no shrinkage. Free XlteratioesAdditions Repairs,’ 796-4932 after 8 p.m. Privateentrance. $175 per me plus vacationinScotland July 28-Aug. 15th furn. 4 bdrmair end house. 15 estimates.Call (609)446-6120. Roofing,Garage Conversions, shopping, $285. per month. Karl elec. 25. 609-443-.4269. midfrom Princeton. $500~utilities CeramicTile and Tub Enclosures¯ Wetdel,lnc., Realtors. Princeton. GROUND FLOOR APT -- with incl. Call (201)297-3014. 609-921-3700. kitchen,eating area, large living ELECTRICIAN- Will dojobs in "Nojob too small." room with fireplace,1 or 2 Phone 201-32940C4 APT. OR HOUSE- SomersetCo. PRINCETON, unfurnished 2 bedrooms.$200 per me. plus dec. AUGUSTRENTAL--4 bedrooms COUTURE DRESSMAKING at yourhome. Fixtures and chan- Single girl with 3 well behaved rooms study, kitchen, bath, 2 1/2 baths, air-conditioned, cles~ LAKECHAMPLAIN, VT. , ready-to-wearprices. Now in deliersinstalled. Also lamp 201-297-6282 Call(609)466-0782 after5 p.m.and farm dogs desires three roomson garage, park ng. Call 603-924-6383.wknds. comm.pool. 609-921-2895. ’cottage, rent July, on private Princeton.Designer for leading repairs.Call 609-882-6285. farm: Aug. 1. $140. 201-297-4042 la~ss,ae point. 4 bedrooms, 2 N.Y.boutiques. Can sew from mornings. BUILDEk- Professional eralt- LARGE TWO BEDROOM -- cab!ns. Completely furnished. yourpattern or designa dress smanship.All phases ofbuilding. S’()I~IERSET-duplex apartment. Reply Box 02263 c/o Princeton especiallyfor you.Call Gall LIGHT HAULING & MOVINGI . : apartment for rent¯ Beamed rooms:heat and-hot water. Ideal Kaplan809.921-3461. Call Barry 609-896-9049evenings. M.R. TOTH CONSTRUCTION, ceilings fireplace garage on RENTAL-HANDSOMEnow house [ Packet. Cranbury,N. J. 609-448-9045or 201- EAGERTO RENTHOUSE - woodedacreage with two ponds. 6 forchddren. I acre ground. $275. in CarnegieRidge Kingston. 4 BR 329-6013. preferablyinJohnsonParks.cboo! miles from Princeton. Un- permonth. 201-297-2143. Colonial,family room central air. l district starting Aug. 1. Fatuity ot furnished or partially furnished. 2 car garage, unfurn, avail Sept. . -:- LAMPSHADES - ihmp mounting 4 enjoys caring for home and $228. per month. Call (201) 297- EWINGTWP lovely2 bdrm apt ls’t. $440 per me. Call after 8 pm LAKENAOMI, Poconos- redwood CLOTHING ALTERATIONS -- PAINTING gardens. Phone609-921-3779 before 6497, aftr 6 p.m. or send postcard gasheat, off street parking, large (669) 024-4485or 924-4317 ranch sleepa 6, 1-1/2 baths, youth Reasonable.Call 201-526.0009. and repairs, NassauInteriors, 162 " center,clubhouse, pool, and all NassauSt., Princetoi’,. 9:30 or after 4:30. with nameandphone tobox 02277 frontyard, references. Call(809) House painting exterior and in- c/o Pr neeton Packet. 394-8071. I sports¯609-924-7331. terior. Wood, masonery, and MINI FARM¯ -- . GOURMET- TO-GO wonderful concrete. Free estimates. Fully APT -- fully furnished. Two [C~elighfful suites in IIAIIDING CONSTRUCTIONCO¯ insured. Call after 6 p.m¯ 609-466- LARGE FURNISHED EF- In Hopewell Twp. Large and North Truro. Sbortwalk to beach, food for parties at home.Delivery General Contractor bedrooms, dishwasher, air con- FICIENCY-- sub-leasefor unique3 bedroom,2 bath stone ~lumt,’cgntinental breakfast. $125. daily. After 5:30 p.m. phone609- 2810. ForRent- Rooms dition, located in East Windsor. July/August.Call609-452-8346¯ 737-2092for menu. BUILDING 609.448-7600ask for Lou. house with fireplace. Barn for per week’for 3. Call 201-389-6011 REMODELING youngstert~ pony. Half hour from after 6 p.m. ADDITION WATERPROOFf~IG CELLARS Princeton or Trenton. Available TAVERNERPOOLS GENERALREPAIRS GUARANTEED-- Brick & Stone ROOM FOR RENT - Lawrence MANVILLE: 3 room cdttage, JulyI., $450. per. month.Call OCEANFRONT APT - 3 bdrmsl Pointing.Stucco plastering. John Township.Room with bath. Call completely furnished. $200, 161 FRANKLIN CORNER WaRerB. HoweInc., Realtors, beforeJune 23, $25. a day. Avail Retail Store ¯ 201-297-1670 Pennach& Sons,Trenton. Call 609-332-9698. utilitms separate. Call 201-725- GARDENSin Lawreeeeville- 609-737-3301,609-9244}095, or609- June 3 to July 14. 509-799-2285. Chemicals. 609-585-8484. 8286. availableI bedroomapt. with 799-1100. Pool Repairs modernkitchen, dining room, or LARGE FURN ROOM for rent SINGLE PERSONapartment - denand living room. Stop in from MAINE COAST COTTAGE: at DANNYPAINTING CO-Interior & WANTED-- Young woman t( YorkBeach 2 BR,fireplace, deck. Seeour uniqueinstallations Exterior. Reasonablerates. privateentrance, in Higbtstown.furnished or unfurnished. Private 9-6or call 609-596-0990. share house in Pr., friendly & i Bldg.Svcs. & SupplyUtilitiesincluded. Call after 5 p.m. entrance. All utilities covered. responsible, reasonablerent, 609. Withinwalking distance of 2 sandy All WorkCo. Satisfaction guaranteed. (609)448:’8407. oeadhes,$150. a wk. Call609452- Residential & Commercial. Call Call 201-029-2217. 924-1709. ~1. Route205, Belle Mead,N.J. anytime(609) 393-4718. 201-350-3000 EAST WINDSOR - CHESTNUT ROOM AVAILABLE-- in farm TRENTON-’ 3 rooms; liv. rm COTTAGE-POCON0 MANOR, ’ NELSONGLASS & ALUMINUM house,for female, near Univ., $75. WILLOW APARTMENTS - 1 Business Pa. 7-bedrooms3 baths kitchen bdrm, kitchen. $139 per me. Call bedroomapartment available sun deck, championship golf MOORE & SON LANDSCAPING 45 SPRINGST. perme. Plus utilities. 809-466-0443 (609)393-1320 after 5:30 p.m. PRINCETON or201-932-2018. 609-448-8960. eourse. $190/wk.Call 215493-3664 ROOFING- Sheet metal, tin, or ¯ Keepyour lawn looking neat RealEstate For Rent days; 215-295-2040after 9 p.m. and cooper, hot roofs &shingled roofs, itha pricethat can’t be beat. 609-924-2880 repair of leaks, & flashing, frce on weekends. orchpainted and all types of odd MIRRORS WANTED- 2 femalesto share APTS RENTAL- Allentown - estimate. Call 809466-2810,6-9 ~bs.15 Main Blvd., Pennington or Au’rOGLASS eves. PLATE & WINDOWGLASS expenses on farmhouse in three bedrooms sizeable living RealEstate For Rent HO~’EWELLBORO -- choice fll 609-333-7473after 4 p.m. HopewelCall609-468-1443. room, dining room, sizeable corner location across from R , ...... ~ ...... L ...... i ’ vnuax~u~ nuu~ - rental fully kitchen, 1-1/2 baths, utilities: statmn¯ Ideal¯ for OltlCes ~ouuqu u=pt~’ui ._..,___., wa==er ..__~_ uryer, J_. new , 3- PAPER HANGING & RADIATORS- 148 ft. used 7" cast except electric paid. $295. a ant,ques jewelry and stationer Ib~ m :¯ hlSSM~.m~N~Z ’ r c’ha"let _:’._ " LaKe : ¯ " ""Naomi., SCRAPING.Prompt personal iron baseboard. Black plaster month. Separate entry. To be COMFORTABLE, CON- sstore 1500 sq ft lease for $300 p~ Ipoco~o, swlmmlog eel service.Alltypes of wall covering. mesh, "NEW"28" X 8’, 10 pieces. EWING- Large comfortable available shortly. Call 609-921- VENIENTLY LOCATED, fully mo.Call(609)450-0782ater5p.f n ~beaches.... ¢~"-~-*-- ~’-~’ HAIR(~UTTINGSPECIALISTS Freeestimates Dan RudensteinTimber4"x6"x7’,llpieces.201-259- room with or without kitchen 2435. furnishedranchstyle home in & wknds. 448-6937: "~=" ~"==~’ ~,=avw- 609-885-9378. 3922. privile~,es. Must have owntran- Princeton,N.J. Professor going on ’rues.& Thurs. sportation. Ideal for middle aged leavein September’73 for a year. FIRSTFLOOR APT. 5 - spaciou~ PAINTING-- Indoor - College woman. $109. .ver month. Threebedrooms, study, dining PROFESSIONALBUILDING--1I ResortProperty" ArtisticHairdressers student conscientious. Excellent PLUMRING& HEATING References. 609-695-3732. rms., all electric, 2 private en 42.Wtihers.pooa .St. 0IL BURNERS trances, garage, shade trees room,two bathrooms. On one-acre office or a suite of 2 or moreof- I and neat work. Call 609-921-2256. woodedlot, two miles from rices available. Arehiteet, I 603-824..4875 moderate grounds, 2 fam. house PrincetonUniversity. $500 per ForSale J.B. BEDDING& SONINC. preferred neighborhood,$275. pe] engineer accountant surveyor ARK LAWN SPRINKLER CORP. monthincludes lawn maintedanee insurance, etc. Air conditioned. " 234 Nassau SE month,avail. July 2, Refs. requir and garbageremoval. Phone: Turf irrigationspecialists, ¯ Princeton Furnished "rooms for rent for’ Reply c/o WindsorHights Herald Somerset County. 201-526-4107. CHILMARKHILLS resident& commercial.Call gentleman. Private entrance. 256 Home609-821-2422. (Oroffice 809- Eves. 356-4738. Margaret Guerin, RICHARDPETTY 609-924-6166 P. O. Box 128, Hightstown, N. J 452-3825,messages at 609/452-3570~ MARTHA’SVINEYARD eveningsfor free estimates. 809- N. 3rd Ave., Manville 08520. Realtor. 609-799-0798 443-1881. EXCAVATING. Hilltop seclusion, breathtaking waterviews. Three acres amidst LANDSCAPING LIGHT HAULING-- Moving, I A LARGE DESIRABLE ROOM - HOUSEFOR RENT3 bedrooms,2 EAST WINDSOR DEMOLITION N.W. MAUL& SON ROOMAPT. -- to gab-let in baths,2 cargarage, 42 .Evans OFFICESPACE FOR RENT exclusive400 acre protected en- Septle systems - sewer & water removal. Reasonable rates. Call U.S. Hwy.130 &Griggs Drive near university, parking. [ightstown. July 1 to Nov. 18. Drive,Crunbury. $328 per me. WARREN PLAZA. WEST vironment. Undergroundpewer, lines connected, driveways & DavidKohut, 201-350-4341. 20I-DA9-4856 Referencesrequired. 609-924.4474. ’reepool and air conditioning. AvailableJuly Ist. Call (609) 452- RT. 130& DUTCH NECK ROAD access roads. Highly exceptional ¯ parking areas contracted, land- 175. Call 609-448-7428between 7-11 2092. for expensive tastes. Calf (617) clearing. Repair Service ROOMS& SEMI-EFFICIENCIES :.m. 2 roomoffice suite $175, net per 646-2528. or write Box 128pp, QUALITY HOME REPAIRS -- SUMMER FURNISHED IN Chilmark,Mass. 02535. .Hightstown Rd. Princeton Jct: All phases of light carpentry and Electrical Power& available at weekly rates. Prin- month¯I yearlease. . LightingInstallations ceton Manor Motor Hotel, U~ TOWN HOUSE RENTAL -- June exterior painting. Rich Feszchak, APARTMENTSFOR RENT- 1 & 2 15-Sept.4, 4 bedrooms,2 baths~ 201-844-7943. ¯ Industrial Maintenance Highway 1, MonmouthJunction bedroom luxury equipped 20’ Attractivep~’estige building with N.J. (201) 329.4555. call809-924-2668 or local ram ampleparking. !n excellentPOCONOS- t-acre wooded lot - .’ living room, completely woodedestatebroker. Swimmingand boating privileges site,private entrance opens on location¯Paneuea walls, . car-onthe lake. Close to skdng.Phone DRESSMAKING A’ND" DOYOU LIKE to cuss your tools? landscaped court swimmingpool petedacoustic ceilings, centrally KarlWeldel Inc., Realtors, 242-I/2 ALTERATIONS,Janice Well.=.¯ MANVILLE - Furnshed room. teun s courts, central TV w th a r conditioned.Available im- If not have them sharpened. Saws. Garden-Landscape mediately¯Call 609-448-4024 week- NassauSt., Princeton, 609.921- ¯ Call609-448.21ZS. h-and and, circular "carbide" Call201-725-8361. N.Y. and Philly reception. AIR CONDITIONED 8 2700. garden 1ools~ scissors, knives & Private, secure, from $228. BEDROOM- nearly new Colonial. days. etc. USE of kitchen living room LawrenceMews, on Rt. 206, Convenient to N....Y.. com- LawrenceTownsbip, 2 streetsmuting via Reading R. R. Walkto OFFICEFOR RENT- 550"sq. ft. VACATION:"f.OT, lake com- ROOFING & SIDING -- GUT- SawSharpening Service ’ private entrance. $110. per mooth Corner Princeton-HightstownRd,, munity_desirable location in TERS,Addition new and repair. Te1-609-799-1373’ DOERLER LANDSCAPES room and board. Across from :northof U.S. #i & 206junction" thecountry club. I or2 yearmase. Calltoday for fast, dependable OpenDaily noon to 6 p.m.Call 609- $825.per month. Karl Weidel Inc¯, Hightstown N.J. Ca31 (609) 448- "PoeanoMountains. Call (609) 448- 4 B-erosiVePla. Prin. Jct’. "N.J. PrincetonUniversity. 18 BankSt., 0574. 6229. service& free estimates. Ask for Landscape Designing 921-8852(609). ¯695-2898. . Realtors,Princeton. 609-921-2700~ JohnMadama, 201-846-7149. and NEWOFFICE SPACE ISRAELIGARDENER -- skilled Contracting 4 BEDROOMHOUSE -- former ~IbUSE PAINTING - Two ex- 60.9:924-1221 }LENDALE SECTION Ewing andexperienced seeking work. ROOM FOR RENT: Comfortable farm house completely LOVELY HAMILTONS~UARE, RealEstate Wanted perienced brothers, one with 609-443-3988¯ Twp.2 bdrmapt withspacious remodeled, 8 miles from Prin- ~xtremely convenient location professional training. room,bath & kitchenprivileges livingroom and ultramodern Professional quality workat good forbusiness girl, coldnial home kitchen,completely paneled~ wall- ceton. Old trees, exposed beams, nst off Rt. 33. Lovely new Lawreneeville- Princeton area. well insulated, wired for air ~Iadison office building. Office 2-bdrm. HOUSE- small.A-I eond. rates. Interior - exterior minor ’All masonrywork. Porhees, steps, OBAL to-wallcarpeting mr conu.,off conditioning, ampleparking. $375. suites available from 600 to 2350 repairs, references on ~emand. GARDENMARKET INC. Phone(609) 382-7788 for ap- streetparking and many extras. City water, sewer. Tel? area sidewalks patios and repair work. pointment¯ Callanytime (609) 397-0259. plus utilities. Sept. 1 eceupaney.sq. ft. Cranbury-Hightstown.Principals Free Estimates. Call 609-924-2186Calf 201-526-1983. Call 609-924-7034. coastical after 5 p.m. Landscape . only.201-541..4740. -Des!gnsr and Contractor-" iIAVECHIPPER WILL TRAVEL MOVING?? HOPEWELL BOROUGH - WANTEDTO BUY, 1 level AlexanderSt. spacious2 bedroomapartment¯ HISTORIC19C. converted grist ’ c ’61r)e892~.~3]o°~ Call Jasper, the dependable ForRent - Apts. Heatand waterfurnished. $235 mill on 4 plus acres with 2 streams townhouse in Twin Rivers. Call Princeton (6O9) 443-3428. i - 9.4-1522anytime, movingman. InSured. 452-2401 monthly. Adults only. Security minutes from Princeton, 201-247-6787 required. 609-896-1440after 6 p.m. in the PAINTERS-2 graduate students. G. "DAVISPaving: Asphalt .... of Hunterdon THINKINGOFSELLING? We bu}’ Do interior and exterior work. 7 Blacklop Stone & Gravel. CementSTONEWALLS, terraces, gar- HIGHTSTOWN:YOUNG man will of 3 bedrooms STRAFFORDAPTS. -- 1 mile _anystyle" or price rankle, send dening, fencing, lawn, and tree share 2 bed lax apt wsame. Call I fireplace, dini RICHARDSONREALTY CO. informationtu Home Eqmty,P.O. ~r~i experience.after 5 p.m. Free 609-332-5518. estimates, sidewalks 8109 or 695-9480 & steps. earlyPhone morns.609-924- & care. 609-921-6877. east of N. J. Turnpike on’ 609-448-7635 / and 2 car garage. Rt. 83 in E. Windsor. ’ [for $400 per me. tl HamiltonSq. 609-586.0450Box336,PrincetonJct,N.J. 08850. eves. - r Studio - 1 & 2 bedroom A2T~ ~tS~xAt,- .Auemown,Ci¢cle, ’Trenton, N.J. (609)737- " /required. Associated Realty CATERINGFOR ALL oceasons, apts. carpeted and air con- Service Rt. 31 at Pennington ¯ OFFICESPACE WANTED- Listingsof allkinds ouronly business. Parties for 10 to FURNITURE REFINISHI’I~G ’ dition~d. 1 & 2 bdrm. units have -p ...... ,needed.Call us first 1000.Party platters our soecialty. CHAIRCANING, 609-896.0057. ~’! WantedTo Rent disbwasher. Membershipin tennis tuoraentown area#. TWO ,= modernsuburban office Forinformation call l~ichele~s & swim club included in rent. bedrooms;sizeable living room, "’~’ centeron Rt. 287interchange. sizeable kitchen, bath,, separate ’ from 500 - entrance. $190. a month. To be MODERN4BRCOLONIAL--Air avadable shortly. Oneyear lease. --nd fire-I trees fenced yard Call609 921 "2435 ’ ’ near train, schools, July $475. Caii rUEmNC O V mcxer "Seven For Central Jersey" s S NEWS ThoI~wro, nco, I~dgor TheManville News THE CENTRAL POST g)INDSOR-HIGHTS HEI~tLD Class i fi" ed dvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD THURSDAY,JUNE 14; 1973 ’ 9.B . ¯ T NOW I ~"-~=~OWE our colorful Gallery of Homeshas the RENTING colonial, ranchor bi-level youdesire N 0 RTHGATEAPARTMENTS PRINCETON One Palmer Square OneMile Road 924-0095 and Princeton-HightstownRd. HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP ¯ this newrancher on 2 acres, mostly wooded, SOMETHINGDIFFERENT - House In the woodson historic Delaware (opposite McGrawHill) is ready for immediate occupancy.Oil hot water baseboardheat, Canalcomplete with all appliances,fireplace endposdbtliW of evena READYFOR A SURPRISE?Four bedroomBi.Level on a large lot in . completeelectric kitchen, 1~ baths, brick front, detached2.car gsrage, pond. EastWindsor, N.J, CrenburyManor. Ideal family homeand an excellent location et e redwooddeck off dining roomere but e few of the pTusesthat go along ...... Asking $?5,000 READYPeR A SURPRISE?Four bedroomBi.Level on a large lot In with the immediateoccupancy of this home.3 bedrooms,dining room CrenburyManor. Ideal family homeand an excellent location at o with sliding Thermopanedoor. Seetoday. modest price ...... $42,90B IMMACULATECAPE COD in Me’rcervgle. Lovely street with mature trees. Easyaccess to shopprng--3bedrooms, 1 bath, den, eet-fn kitchen, UNIQUEYET BASIC - this almost new2-story is both. All roomsare A NATURALENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR FAMILY ]s the setting of bright andcheerful endeach has a special feature suchas the Franklin separatelaundry, dining andliving rooms-ellreedy for you to moveInto, 1 and 2 Bedrooms this custombuilt ranch in Princeton Township.Entrance hall, large stovein the family room,the abundantcabinetry in the kitchen andthe ...... $36,500 living roomw/fireplace andfrench doors, dining room,modern kitchen indoor gardenin the largest of the 4 bedrooms.There ere else 2 full from S 185 month w/doubleovens for entertaining, three bedroomsand 2 baths, private bathsend’a garage.On hillside lot in HunterdonCounty at . .. $47,500 rear patio overlooks woodsand flowering trees, fully protected - Reduced...... $8B,9O6. SUPERSTAR - splendid, gracious living in the quietude of Forrest Blendin HopewellValley RegionalSchool District. It has charm,tt has Features: ¯ COMMUTER’sSPECIAL - Attractive, newer, four bedroomhome in a space.Up to 5 bedrooms,3 baths, e warmlypanelled study with view "~ ’t" ~/~, , eSWlMMINGPOOL desirable neighborhoodwithin walkingdistance of the NewYork bus. of the terrace, e "has everything"eat-in kitchen, a hugerumpus room, e Central elf ts only oneof the manyextra featuresthat makesthis home great dining room/living roomduo. Addthe luxury of central air, the 9PLAYGROUNDFACILITIES Worth seeing-today ...... $45,9a0 cozinessof 2 fireplaces, maintenancefree constructionand much more ~OFFSTREETPARKING on terracedacre landscapedto perfection. All for ...... $84,500 ¯ AIR CONDITIONERS ATTRACTIVERANCH - only 15 minutes from Princeton. Living room w/dinlng area, modernkitchen w/dining area and family room ¯ KITCHENWITH DINING AREA eombMed;3 or 4 bedroomsand 2 full baths. Air-conditioned and ¯ THERMOSTATCONTROLLED H EAT situated on a lovely lot-newest listing ...... ~ ..... $47,000 WEST WINDSOR (includedin rental) HOUSE?STUDIO? OFFICE? OR BUSINESS?Zoned light industry ¯ WASHER&DRYER FACILITIES with frontage on U.S. 1...7 minutesfrom Princeton. Twoexisting Princeton Highstown Rd. ¯ RESIDENT SUPERINTENDENT buildings in goodcondition with city water andgas heat. Only $34,000 Princeton Junction FEATURESGALORE - Whatdoes your dreamhouse consist of? Our ¯ MASTERTV ANTENNA 799 1100 deluxe rancherin Hamiltonhas it ell--pluslll 3 bedrooms,2 baths, 2 PRINCETONTOWNSHIP - Spacious Colonial with four bedrooms,2½ fireplaces, enclosedporch, coveredpatio, hugegame room. Make your bathi; anda delightful backyardwith a brook. Nearbyshopping, schools ~ ~" ~. : offer hOWl Owner...... Asking $64,900 I and playground. Lovely landscaping...... $76,000 "~ ’~!~"" :~.rJ ;:" . i" AIR CONDITIONEDCOLONIAL on a handsomelot in a superb area MODELAPARTMENT OPEN DAILY of West Windsor. This homefeature 4 bedrooms,2~ baths, family roomwith bookcasesand fireplace, finished basement,2-car garage.It PENNINGTON is in A-1 condition from top to bottom. An exceptional buy for en (609) 448-5935 Rt. 31 and W. Delaware Avenue exceptional home...... $62,900 737-3301or 88.,2-3024~ CUSTOMIZEDRANCH plus extras-3 bedrooms, 2½baths, oversized 2-cer garage,screened porch, brick wall fireplace, central air, aluminum ~ sided. Country location ...... Asking $64,500 ~, .~ i’M A LONELYPETUNiA...in an onion patchl Mybare land is seltin9 for $45,000. close by--I’m worth at least $35,000. (including in-ground swimmingpool) with my3 bedrooms,bath, living room,den andlovely big kitchen. I evenhave a separategaragel If you have’ money in the bank--invest it-BUY PETUNIAAND THE ONION PATCHFOR A $58,000. PACKAGEDEAL. (Those onions will give you e powerful return on your moneywhen you’re readyl) bySANDYDUFFY ¯ ’ ~l~=c ": "i.’" GREATBUYI So you need4 bedroomsfor your growing family, but .¢~l;f~l~~~~l~ you lust can’t afford oneof those $65,000.colonials? WEHAVE THE TIREDof looking :for whet you want, but can’t afford? Well look et Mortgagepayments" are a NEXTBEST THINGI It’s a 4 bedroomcolonial all right--All in A-1 this home--.4bedrooms, flying roomwith fireplace, dining room,eat.in .problem for manypeople. condition andin prime Iocationl Whatit doesn’t haveis a fireplace, kitchen, family room, study or nursery, laundry morn, 2~ baths, Whenyou are financing a basement,only t ½ baths and1-car garage-butwhat moredo you want central air, full basementand attached garage. This homeis on a tree house, keepin mind that inflation can makea dif- SEEINGIS BELIEVING(new listing) - whenyou comeup on this for ...... $55,500. lined street close to everythingfor your convenience...... $54,900 ference,either for goodor beautiful cedar shakerancher on 1½acres of woodedland,plus your ownbabbling brook. Largeliving roomwith brick fireplace, a window LOTSOF HOUSE for the goodlife--3 bedroom,center hall ranch with bad, in your monthly n 2½baths, family room,living room,eat-in kitchen, dining room...Lots i seat undera large picture window,large moderncountry kitchen fully ’~:;J~d,; equipped,2 airy bedrooms,2 modernbaths and a jalousied screened of extras, wall landscapedwith 2-car garageend large basement.Move .’rarest B before.school starts for ...... S54,9O0 tlon,, so ! porch.This lovely homeis fully panelled.Has built-lnair condition~,rin moneyyou haveborrowed. | living room,full basement,2-car attachedgarage. In e neat desirable Yourmortgage is also writ- partofHem.ton ..... ten on the basisof a dollar i worth. This meansthat _tzoodneighbol fllltOfl ¯ Insu~llrl you I~ay back with a cheaper dollar money StateFarm I’HiL’SgOROUOHTOWNSH,P which was worth more RealEstate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale = cepecod whenyou borrowedit. On isthere. 4 bed..... livingroomfor. the other hand,house pay- Forhelp with ell your ! dining room,eat-in kitchen, bath, rdentsthat are too highto I car garage.All this on e nicety mnu "rc’-woo’ ""s*-’es r,tat . SOUTH BRUNSWICKI -- There s ; begin with may become femilyinsurance needs, BUCKS COUNTY FARMS a spanking new custom built landscabadlot, 146x227. even hlore of a burden OV~R80 ACRES"Cranbur7 area, Colonial waiting for your family to Asking$41,908 see: NEAR NEWHOPE -- In ex- $3800. per aere. when non-housing costs " enjoy. The log burning fireplace is ¯ NEW3BEDROOMRANCH alsorise. c sively Solebury Township. 54 ACRES- plus old farmhouse, in the family room and you’ll be I: Liohtful restored home on West Windsor, $4400. per acre. delightedwithall the extras. Dish- Maintenance Free RICHARDSON s tuaoo acre. Attractive’ brick washer compactor, intercom, Eat-in kitchen, large living room, f] ~redcountrykitchenanddining COUNTRY RANCH - Aa central a r ~ built-in vacuum full bath, full basement.1 car REALTYCO, m, doubleliving room, den 3 unusually warm and romantic system. Close to Catholic sehoo], garage.80’x 100’ lot featurlngex- Route 130, [rooms, and" dress room, 2 home, different and lovely. Rt. 1 & Rt 27. Priced at $58,750. trassuchas: i~ b hs 3 fireplaces, open beams-- Rolling green lawn and rich woodgrain aluminumsiding with 443-5000 vertie[cstding encloses the four PLA]NSBORO-- Lovely large backupboerd has competent mortgage Dennis Whitney ~ ingted Sylvanwith Pool,old charm.easy N. Y.New or bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, sumptuousfarm house on acre lot in country, alumlnumsoffets sources available at all living room with fieldstone .Eleven rooms to get lost in. Five aluminumw~ndowtrim times to meatyour needs WindsorPerrineville Rd, F neeton commuting. $79.600. firep]-ace, new kitchen and in- ocurooms and three baths. Home vising dining room. Walk to aluminumdoorcases and can often save you East WindsorTownship is sturdyand large, shadedby I aluminumstorms&screcns manyunnecessary steps in HOPEWELLTOWNSH1P school.$56,000. beautifu]trees.Presently used as I aluminumshutters obtaining your mortgage. 448-6667 two family homecan easily be And for the utmost in BEAUTIFULBHICK AND RANCH- Brick and aluminum,3 convertedto one family. $80,000, I twoheawstormdoors prompt, personalservice, State FarmLife and FRAME contemporary hill- bedroom, 1-1/2 bath home in , , ...... | wroughtiron railing Casualty Company side rancheron over2 acresof excellentcondition, fireplace in 3 roomtu~isned~ air eonuidonenI I I"O ALLTHIS FORONLY. $43,500 weurge you to call us frier HomeOffice= ’ ¯ tnloomlngton,Illinois lawn, trees and shrubberyin living room, dining room, full apt. in private homefor one manI BRIDGEWATERTOWNSH P with your listing. Open: the very desirable Forrest basement,finished breezeway,2 only. All utilities ineluded. II (ImmediateOccupancy} 9:30-5:30,daily. Blendsection. Heated Sylvan ear garage, carpeting. $34,000, I Available June 15th. $175 per me. I I Bi-tevel3 bedrooms,living room, HELPFULHINT: poolcomplete with plastic dome l These luxury homescan be found on Birchwood When buying a house, for yearround pleasure, 4 large] COTTAGE. on 4 woodedareas, L. _ I I formaldining room, ’eat-in kit- makea~ large e downpay- bedroomswit]~superb.closets, 2- RL. //12 bedroomsrarely room~’~L,~,/~L, ~ chen,2full baths,2 cargarage. Estates,Princeton Jut. Thesehomes are set on ¾ac.R mentas possible to lower 1/2 baths,entrance, foyer living withbar, pinepaneled kitchen and I" I~’-- " - ff ¯ j" $43,900 woodedlots, (someiarger), .with attached2 car the amount of monthly roomwith huge fireplace and (lining area, Air condiLioned.-/ -- -- epalc garage,4 or S bedroom2 stoxy colo’nial style houses’ payments. LandFor Sale e O FOR A OUICKSALE cathedral~ceiling, formaldining i Asking$49,500. l Real¯ Estate Broker OwnerTra n~erreot featuringa largeliving morn, kitchen ~:’.*h breakfast room, family room and all electric I . MN.Main St., Cranbury, N.J., t " kitchen Outside balcony RENTALS 1609-655-1900 3 bedroom ranch just 10 months area,panelled family robin and 2 full baths.If that’s. BUILDING’ :L()T in Princeton from "living room ’ and[4 BEDROOMBeautiful ranch l Dorothy Lindenfeld609-395-0892 young, living room, dining room, notenough there’s a full basement,fueplace, and a Twostory antique colonial, 10 Twp. near High School. Call 809- balcony from living room and I $350. per month. " I J.L. Angelo 609-655-0968 eat.in kitchen, family roomwith porchor terrace. large size rooms, 5 bedrooms, 882-6614 aftFr 6:30 p.m. family room. The pool level boasts l ...... ,~ [ NaneieLowrey609-448-4170 brick fireplace. 2½baths, wall-te- Pricedin Mid70’s a guest suite with kitchen and l ~[t~ ;J~]~l~ (~o wall carpeting throughout. Full double parlor, gracious en- { poured concretebasement, 2 car Just minutesfrom downtown Princeton. l)rive out bath, (errific ree room with] Realtor Memberot I ~ trance hall, living room,dining NEWMEXICO -- 1/4 acre lot in fireplaee and oversized 2 car’ ,, ...... 1 garage,beautiful treed lot, city todayoff NorthPost Road. room with fireplace & bay nationally known development. -are-e with electri ~ Mmtmle usunE ~ystem I KENDALL PARK utilities. Justloaded with extras. $1,O00disoount, faslgrewingarea, tet ~s show yo. ~hieY~a~u°~3~ window, lovely wide floor "lTN:~eah~C~r~i~Oury I .... Call nowto lnspectthis buy of a ’ $2,500 with terms. 201-858-5159. value with its many extras. .... I moucrn .rancn Prick front boards in beautiful condition, lifetime ... Asking$58,900 $149.000. "~"~" 19room ,[bed 2bath ¯ slatefoyer ¯ ^.’.’’: .= ...... CUSTOMBUILT HOMES early panelleddoors. $50,000 Eves. & wkends395-1258 carpeted lnwng" ¯ dme bedroom Mu~uuum=,y =uwNo,uv .799-0301,0r448-4857 p neled/ ( mmedate Occupancy) 32 ACRES a kitchen family room ByWm. Bucci Builders, Inc. " ELLIOTTltEALTYCO. 36 ft glass onto fulI patio New4 bedroomColonial, alu- WESTW’,NDSOR - Reasonable justtheSourlandab°ve HopewellMountains.Secludedplant ~olin’ rock- ORGANICgarden 1/3 acre lot 15P x 200...... $,11,500. REALTORS minumsldlng fireplace, 2½baths, big trees a small stream, d a 609-599-9308 fruit &.shade trees wash/dry full basement’,2 car garage,1 acre FORINFORMATION CALL:924-0908 potential pond s te $69,000. Eves & Sun215-297-5319 a.- ut~n art apptzanees $58 9o0 ¯ ’ short walk shop & n.y. xpress ...... ’~_ EARLY AMERICAN 201.2oj./.2471 STANLEYT. rr W S BORDEN FARMHOUSE $45,000 t;LAK~MUNI"REALTORSRPLAL’I’¥. t;U. REALTY,INC. :, MultipleListin~ Broker Nearly250 years old, this Stately Am~llRoad, Belle Mea~! ¯ ’ 883-1900 BucksCounty "original" stands ReaSSert,Ino, REALTOR highon a hill overlookingthe (201)359-8727: TEN ROOMHOUSE 61N. MainSt.; Crenhury,N.J. Eves)Wknds ¯ beautifulrural countryside The ROSSMO.OR--A’dultco-opresale._ i" ,- . , ,- ^ , I. :: .... 586.4341’~VINRIVERS -- 3 BRTown kitchen has been tastefully Furnisnenor unfurnishedMutual Keal I’state [.0r ~ale 655-3322or 448:2477 E ..~, 2 1/2 baths, LR,DR, remodeledto combinetoday’s II. Hancock.Good location. ____ 10 psrtiallywooded acres, 730ft. of roadfrontage, F ~ily room5 majorappliances, conveniences with the charmof Private entrance, 2nd floor. -- zonedresidential, 3 acrelots- houseneeds Ingenuity, -Eves: it [ self cleanoven self dfrest yes!erday.Allnew appliances anc Beautifullarge 2 bedroom,1 bath, refrig w/wcarpet central a/c eabmetapros ransom-widthfloor carpeted, .drapes,...washing MAINECLASSICAL SALT moneyand work - financingto quallfled buyer- ThorntonS. Field, Jr. 395-0679 RealEstate For Sale humidifier,thermal windows, I beamedceiling andthe origina macmne, Bryer, ulanwasner, WATERHOME - Princeton HillsbomughTowmhlp mountains .- Commuting Judith Cartel 443-1462 screens, full basement,stone fireplace. This outstandini extras..uarrym~296;50 Golf,m,~onm2~Y~,~s~mgtennis, swimming,’ families)..resident. Completely 11 acresinclude furnished gar- (4 Princetonor’BeUe Mead ...... ’..’...... $54,900. professionallylandscaped brick propertyprovides a rare el>- recrea.uon,securtty o n.prem!s.es,bedrooms will accommodate2 ’ ¯ patio.Call (609) 448-2415. portunKyto these whocan corn- pletethe restoration. $54,000, .,,,..,,,o,,~ ~,~,vw,w~-ooo-w,o, hens, lawns, woods, fresh water P.S.Will consid.~r’subdividing. ¯ f LandFor Sale pond, and 1/4 mile beach on Lots-S12,800 - EAST WINDSORExecutive .... Lohstermen’s Harbor, all utilities colonial,3 lg. bdrms.,2-1/2 baths, " " BACSRealty, Inc. except phone. MonthlyJuly, OurService.RealEstate.InsuranceandAppralsal# l.r.d.r., lg. ultra-modernkit., HOUSEFOR SALE -- down- REALTORS KENDALLPARK Air conditionecl August. Write box02278 c/o WYCKOFFAGENCY,Sinee1924 withno-wax floor, dist i ~er, stairs; living room,dining room, Morrlsvllle, Pa. Newtown,Pa. ranch,3 bedrooms, 2 full baths,’Prlnceton Packet. Phone 609466- i a famllyrm.withwallanUqI dekbreakfast,nook, kitchen, den, (215)295-1181 L"Womoitbe~o]ngllonle~l~ht" MIN’I-ESTAT~.-- West Windsor fireplace, beamedceiliv (215)968-5066living room/dining¯area, large 0458or 609-924-5046. II 266oath$1xeet~Somes~r~e" .. Twp.,6 beautifully,wooded acres hagI P bwaerroom, sun~orch t large .- kitchen/family room and " rl 725-7200 ..... subdiviuable,adjoining "Windsor carpet,extra Ig. l/rm., ~ a hedls rage room., upstatrs; 5 playroom. Landscaped, near[ ~ II garage, patio, on 3/, t:re, lb Irnoms, 2 baths.~ Also; IHOPEWELLINVESTMENT--7schooi, sfi0pp[hg~ht~r N.Y.I~,~’TWlNRIVERS- 2 Ixtrm’ll ¯ EdLL~mom,Rcaltor . "" .Woodsr West,"$40,000. Brokers beauflfullylandscaDe 900. Ic: Ldren’splayfort and kennel ’room brick home on 18 aeres on $37;800.Days call 609-02,t-7788.[ towchouse for Juneoccupancy. W[ 1 Ev~.&Weekend~,~6.8470 = ~retected;809-921-9472. :Prineipalsonly eal[ (I I. 304.t h ;e enoughfor St. Bernard,2.57 ’tri-county Rt. 518. Principals only. ¯ ’. ’ a as. Askfng$35,000. Call 609-896-i$99,500, firm. Appointmentcall Eves.201-297-2064. ¯ [ to W.carpeting e/a, and-5 majorI I r, t or 883-7208. 609-466-2752. . I[appllancesplus many other ex-I ~ tras.Low 30’s. Call 609-443-1814. I

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own a Bucks Countyplayhouse the only OneBedroom Signyour own declaration of indepen-tional quality constructionby the Modelsavailable to fit almostany life that includes... dancewith a townhouseand land NilsenGroup provides a solid invest- style for youngand old alike, Priced purchaseat fabulousVillage 2 in his- rnentopportunity in this mostunique from a modest$32,500 for a two toric BucksCounty. A maintenancecommunity,Total recreational bedroomhome, Village 2offersa truly trust assuresevenings and weekends of facilities areyours to enjoy,winter or newway of life for youtoday, For a pleasurableliving withoutthe normal summer,year after year~..without personalappointment any day,noon choresof homeownership. Excep- extracost. ’til 6 pm,call (215)862-2091 KITCHEN DININGRM. BATH

A living environment CLosIr from THE NILSEN GROUP N LIVINGROOM BEDROOM Area Code 215 862-2091 BALCONY p ".f- ’. Onlyminutes from central N.:I., take yourfavorite route to NewHope, turn westup Mechanic Street to the Village Richshag carpeting, lined draperies,central air endheating you ~;.3~’ i~:;,., ...... 2 entrance. control¯ Supersound conditioning and much more. Apartmentsin e beautifulnatural seffln9 surrounded by acres of woodsand fields. For recreation--tenniscourts, swimming pools RealEstate for Sale andc!ubhouse. Twobedrooms available foe. RI.I, 12miles south of NewBrunswick traffic circle (Hal;day Inn). Tal, ju g- handleand tallow Plainsboro signsfor 2 milesto Princeton Meadows. ORtake N. J. TurnpitetoErit 8-A. Right Imile to Rt.130 South. Left 2 milesto Cranbury-PlainsboroRd.{Main St.); right I mileto P[ainsboroRd.; right4 milesto PrincetonMeadows. $25,500 withthesun CONVENIENTTWIN RIVERS FOX RUN APARTMENTS .t maculateDonna==condition. 9‘bedoomFully car-Im petedand air conditioned. All ".,,,.r., appliances.Modern living for TheViii age Apts¯ busypeople.

Withterraces & Patio’s COTTAGEate price you 4 milesS.E. of PrincetonUniversity ." .. . " can afford. Well manicured ’ -~,’~ I ¢ ~t T~;n R;v,~.= shrubberywith mature trees. All 60Fox Run, Plalnsboro, N. d. 08536¯ Tel. (609)799-2710 " . [~l~. ~w, J. vv tat =.~ttvx.,m.o city facilities. Parklike settin -~ ~/ ~ " ~ ...... Lowtaxes. Living roomfulP3; ~LINCOLN PROPERTYCOMPANY ~ APPLIANCES ’~ Ct//~ ,~hldlN / Ar 7 I¢odrnnrn~ caroeted Hugemaster bedroom: - -~’"~C~_ ~m,~l,~__L 1 I~’ I~’IL, I~L~ILI.VI).l. ~ ml U~.,~.~JLVV.ILaa).T -- ~, ;’ .... ¯ ’ i , ivloaern Kitchen. uasement. ’ ..’t, bathsincluding .--~ ,=-..~.~,,,~ ~,.,m,, ~ ,-:o..-~ ,,,,,,.~.~ w,th 2full i~ REDUCEDTOSELL4IevelspIiL:" = ~.. .~ ~’-" h.,= Familyroom with a fireplaceand : ~~ ~~ ]" stallS.vW,X bu’R, mw te bar that’s uniquelyj Real Estate For Sale I, "~~/’t’4" 1,...t~~._l _ different. Studyor 4th bedroom.I II . t " .... Formal dining room Wl am-I I i ,-. . : ;, CentrallyAir Conditioned Iah.~g eo,on,.~l living roomi----I ~..)’, ,:~ ¯ ~- = .--"]’/ -- ~ ]I [UJ-’-’- - "~t~ . fireplace toe. Entrancefoyer. I tl .;:?.~,.~, ~,-:~;’,~c."~.’~Y’=2 "..:)-/;A~.~... .;. ..~w~_ ~-~: .~___~/-----~ (r/,/_ ~7-,,,~..~$ ;.,J,,A;.." ,,,~!1 t,-, .... 11 Basement. Inground pool andl ~ [| ~?~\!;-:~’.~*~’,,~~ ~"~--.~....=-~~ /,~J -~ ~ lal~Jtuuiz=gs VV’lXt=t.u’vvatl. privately designed patio. All this ~ II [.i~’! ~~-:=,~.~ ~.~~-- "~’:..-’-’-’I[~N~’~ "~ ." A , : for an unbelievable low price. Calll ’~aummusn~asttv,c,l I¯ ~ i1~.;11 1.;:’.:.~L:l"l i1.~|¯~. "~~-:-~-~-I1~’~’~ \ caroetln~ & draoes, today: I,~ tm t~ ~ I II ~ "...... " :::,-~,,ill ~l’t’ FrPP .qw;mrninu P..l= LARGE FAMILY des.igned for I .... l| ~~~~ A---- _ vemen.t!ylecated near Offers9‘ bedrooms1-1/9‘ Attentlnn i~ ~. ~’---’- "’ " ...... j .... I p ...... I R ICilIIIN ILtIUDS T T~r~lKewith country~_at- I modern ,k!tehe.n, formal dining]]] ~~~~ ¯ e ...... t uroup elt 17,~xec, .... ~ mu~p.t:te.,: t:~tr ~avuy:,t:..,:uuut~. I room,lUll easement with finished ill . " ...... 1I yOU rent before I p..~ ¢|],~_~kuu"~ ~ ~AA Basement..P)u.s.lencedm16x39‘] office or den.Wall/wall carpetil - June15th I ~ .t, , 2 -.- I =co.= .LV~.J eel CUSTOMBUILT RANCHER: New home built on a purnshed Apts. P~eludezoeauutultlreplacesfireplace eauioment~xlras I thvn.gh.m throuhour ’ ~t;.thermo ,~,~thand ~!n~°~v,s[Isidestreet andready for occupancy.Living room, ~/~,...... ]1 .... f.nt.et; ..... ~’1~1]~ ...... P=¢°¢"= I [ i . ’ tI ...... Available I I Ooen7 daysa weekI washer,drye[’ and retril~erator:l fiome°isceh;aifv air’co~c~’i~i~nelJ~ 1| diningroom, kitchen, three bedrooms and 1~ baths. for you I " " I Wallto wall carpeting,3/4 acre I $36,500. ’11 Goodcloget space. Oak hardwood floors, Basement. J Directions: N.J, Turnpike to exit 8 east on Rt. 33 one .... ! tot. Garage ...... " ...... Only$38,000. rel °’Tu~x ...... t~,c, wlu~ ~rtuL~l II mie to entrance.For further information:Mrs. Grace I qO ~xpress Buses I $51 500 PORCHand enter the evenin- I L~gos. I ,. ~vr ._,, I W~.SHINGTONTOWNSHIP I breeze, ihiswelll~ptelderh0m~l| Call:44S-7792 COoUot . ~tOmreOq~. r~fu~nme~On I g~daooSmha~n~dhdae~f~w$(gro/~gL$11 ~ ...... I - , . ~..t_ r_. e.l,, I ...... =. andstoneconstruetion..Beautifull(orathirdbedroom),acharminglll .~--~ ...... ," " ¯ R~e r0r ~ale ~Real Estate For Sale g~tZ~je~t~".~ooStm°.~’.reep]atc.eal ~Vticnhger°°l.n~2/°l;a~]sd~i;~ rooomm,ll ~. ~= ~~ ~l ~ kitchen with ~ep=ateeeok!.glf., b;aemeat.9‘-e;~, detaehea/I~~~~:lr E~];._...... area.~na.largepantry.9‘-l/9‘bams. l gara.gewith attic storageand/1 l/~ ~V’ALK TRAIN -- suoermark.t beet s namenow- z ear garage,i smauattaenea greenhouse Thell ~;~,~~--...... , W~’l~a~h’:’~i~,; ~’ owtaxes are an extra bondsand l ~~,~a ~: ’ :i =-~ .~ i g.~~%~ori’h ~7g,50~ T ...... I you’ll., enjoy . Montgom_ery1 ~~~_~ ’~Jl~k--~[IJ]~ $4\2,000. Cai1609-7§9-2270 ~l Townsmp : ...... only ft. ~ ~t..~pJ__n_~.a..~,a..~r.e~tu~u u=utuum~u~umm wm~ avmgu=r. unu oat ~az,et~./l ~~~" ,~-~-~’~ :::--_ LI’~ r t, and~.AII t,. r.ee rm.~.,~[ ~..-after ...... 4 o’r .Wk’nd. .. af ...... by ~_..~ on~ l"~ a " ear garage...SurroundS¯ Jar-[ TREESTO PLEASE- The h;~-586-5130 or 609-587-...... [ mtana.~ear menew ~xn "IA r~ a ~,~,nl,~,,,,1 ,a,,-I h.., ...... most/Ia ~~~¯ ~~’~- - "- - " 1082 lke e : l eh~’an~’2~l r1°~2, -- I ’ " forTurn cPnvenienee’This and 1 I95 Interehanro art gls/this well-built homeon ~/I door~w h re,self-cleanl ~ ~ I ~ -, -’~. P p Y ]professionally landscapedacre.II v ve well =oeateamr manyuses ¯ The homeis an ex anded cape COLONIALWITH ALUMINUM SIDING" Beautiful " double¯ o en caloric, custom I TWINRI VERS Quad I 2 B R C:~now l featuring a tastefuI~;dee=.tedll areanear Peddm . School and gelf course¯ 4 spacmus¯ c~unq~ds~g¯ -- 2B. , , u unl~: ~torms & . - dryer m laundry area¯ ¯ 3 ] townhonse,9‘ 1/9‘ baths,5 majorEWINGONEYEAR OLD ," Wave. ScreensWall to We’ll Cardun living ¯room ’ ba nquet¯ sze’ ’ dam’ g bed roems..... livin groomdinin groomkitchen family I room.*.t~manywmdow~.pe,feet[|roomw/fireplace laundry room 2½baths. Garage. ’ .~no~’.¢~.~n..~r~; I~’ ~ ,, - , - - /tor viewingthe many/lowering/l I trees andsfirubs,a cozyden or TV/I ...... r ..... I~; .... dltiennlnn¢ ...... I’1 ...... II ...... ;nn & °°r"So~~ ’.~.asemen~^~" -,-,] - :" , ,, I lovelyhomeprleedat...... $59,900. w~,~,,mg,~V as’z’ow3u’s’Call6...... ny x~rasL, ow30 s Uall 609 K ...... ~ ,room, a compactkitchen 3/11 ~°’o=a"ba~ " ~Ll~l~l~[ll~l ~ I bedrooms,l-1/2bathsaeda~ull,|l St~g"to’bel ~o’~o~o. R ~I[llZlli~llZll--c. Id rl/basement. Outside theres aill . fo~rf’~dt;r;,." l, , t ~ , . ., . ~ ...... tertammg,brick..patio,a brink .peffect barbeque for andan- a/I . tarot’on ~ui’-ct~ I ~ ~.-~ LEONM{I) VAN ~ AGENCY ¯ ’ ’ ¯ : ¯ - ..~., .~wr=,- . .-,-, I big ~aragefor. hidingtwo full- |l /ff/~K~,’~ 4E~0CKSl~te’r~’~u~., DI~L4¥h~.D.COUNTYtN.J. -- t.,aututtua%vVt: -’NEW HOP’:’ -- ’ ...... I stz’ e a air’ polluters, Youwill/I ’ lr,.dll1 MEMgERMUL1"IPLEL!STIN GSERVWJE ’ ’ ¯ carpeted Self-eleamng oven one eel the easier here at on y I*lllllt~lti , [porch near transportation and ...... ¯ ..... , [ c udeff°roadalong Ingham [¢52900 /I ~i~] ,~ ...... /school. m~nwasner~,~, One block from Shark a ’ _=...~.__,[over.szeu z car., St withinwalkin g distance of I* ’ " l¯ ~.~ "’" ...... /River. Goodcondition wall to wall g~ge., ,,,~,,,eceor~,~or=,=~r~[ town"This spacious mill has been Ima w~unvra~,’~n,~n .... ;,,, |l ~ !60StocktonStreet.H|~hutewnoN.J. BIRCHW0ODESTATES]c~sr.pet’f~g~’ b~e, auto~fu~=gr°unds’ ;dorf~s~fe";~cfud~’-"~’%.’~y~’n~’is ] ~e~t~vl~%~r~{~FOR SALE BY OWNER- Prin-] ~’h~air’’~’ondtion~’c%Tonh]~o’/(~I¯ ...... I ,, ¯ ...... Owneroffers lmmae.¯ 4 BR9‘ 1/9‘/* ...... "’’°’’""" " less than a year old A bfirgain[ couldeasll’ybedtvlded,nto now .... "~9.un =’ ." ts ceton ...... Tw ~:Three bedroom .... ranch country acre withall c ty ut lities. [ ~al bath colonml.¯ ’ Slata-tiled fo er -- bu,,in¯ ¯ s ~,-~,...... ,,,--’ , ...... ’,~-=-¯ ’.--" withexcellent asslblhtlesof4or6 .... ue’ g[llttUlly lanasea u grounas" [5 bedrooms and a sixth bedroom [~eal I.sta’[e [’or ~aJe Keal I=state [-or e large fully equippedkit°c~en/ c ipals only.Low$5.0s.Ca11.609-882-]separate apar~maents. There are5 w!thm}valklng.. ’ ’ ~stanceto ]r ~Ire_lan~de ~ m’ flaWi~roo~mfor~ r w" [ ~ -- w/ont in nron nnn fnrn rm , 7zz? or uu~-~aeanyume P ~ IIATEDOINGDIStlES.,, [ w.p,....."" ’-: o*raal...... in,n.: --’"’ ]hotheacres "of.esofthec ~round....r,nnlna eekwlth °’--"g nlnnthe scnools.caI1609-924-8757 $~9 500. ForNoa. appointment]en pea l e, dining...... room ...... modern eat-in kit- 1t " ’*O0IPRIMETION WIGGINS w,la==ne.o* ST. laundrY’rms. Doublegarage. Gas’ [ t.AWRENCETOWNSIIIP . I stoneruins of a secondmill. This . I an~"’2.=ce~z a~t~acl~e~lU"ga~a;e~ei~| 1. have.a beautiful avocado Kit-I Completelyrenovated interior & fired C.H GEcent air cond’ _ -- most unusual property wth I~__,..’,.,,rtu~,ty nm ~,.= ...... uuu /cnenAaasnwashertnataoesa/~t~in~. It]on] fnP ’7 h~rNtm Beautiful" " " ’"heavily’ 1wooded2 ear atold i^ sped’dUe ,Y ...... z story FOR SALE THREESTORYI ..beautiful ~ ardens., and supe rb I’ " ’ " |.fantastic^~ .’ ’ob Its free. ~ whenY. I residenceou ...... or approvedfor 3 apts. . 739006097990254 uomnlalfeatures ,~ aearooms, z- COLONIAL-- on beautiful¯ setting is tot’ mes deal bu er ouyour~oearoomrancnt;ountry ¯ ¯ $ ’ ’ " " " / 1/ 2 baths, full basement2 car ..... a~; ...... ;,, ¢~[Offeredfor $165000P Y ¯ .R.OSSMO_O.R:Mutual II AdamsIMOVE ...... OUT TO THE COUNTRY~sett ng .~:onvenlent.... to most[¯ CallPrincipals 6~-9244®2 on~y.9Asking a m-s$89500. r,m /~arage’uccupancy at sett ement.[~L~’;~d" h’.:~,~’~°"t~.’~ ’ ~",~ I ’ ’ manor,z oeeroomsi-I/2 baths,I ~,,,,~,,,?~:~,;,. ~=,v~.,,,~,~ .... ~/anythng: $44,900.201-’359-3459 I ...... ~hownby appontment only ¯ C:_’,’,~d??/...... ;"~, -’r.x- u__I PIDCOCKAGENCY i wall/wallcarpeting~ 9‘ enclosedI "y-:"t."d"s~=s.,., .~ on a ~roe! - / " ’ , natx earns, moaern Kztcnen ~ ...... -orehes attic ~artlall" floored i snaaeaacre - ana it features/ | I ...... breakfastarea, twocar garage’[ .wm..t’.~osner~.ealtor ~ther e’r~- ’h~=-Hr-~’vt^-*" ’ lipart al stone front and aluminum| n-¢’~ ¯: " . , ,’,~=.u,tu,.r...anr~m.t= Iarge terrace, conservatory’ 7~ maln~t Newtiope .... Pa ~, =o...... u~=~on. Isldm. . for easy maintenance, | Rvu~o - ~,na|tt|,~tUo..vwnSul ...... , ,i, ..... ~. ,u TWINRealtRWERS°r CONDOMINIUM I 609-883-5522Principalsonly. WriteBox 022761 215-862-9‘001 or 9‘15-598-39‘18 IAvail ~,~.L~ b,eOct, or Nov.Call 609-/,Ther;l~s7 roomsand a screened/ (.~mr Colon~a.] ’ cus[o_rn built. Also.P’ 6 --no age l,mlt. Twobedrooms, I c/o PrincetonPacket I " " Iw ...... I’ porch, 2-car attached garage, The[TWIN RIVERS " - Lake front, 2 [ IUUltlPrices start lgHCg at,9t6,500 WI~ ~IODLocated atticof~" large living room, dining room I ~ ’ ’ I ’ ~ /ultra modern eye level oven, thelbarm., town house, extras too/Rt 524 between Y;;rdville ~--~ / area ultra modernkitchen w th | LAWRENCETuw~tttr’ " ’ ¯ / doubledoor refr gerator dish- I numerousto.l st include finished IAll’entn~,, " ...... =" ’:" : . ¯ ’ . . ’ ¯ INVESTMENT:PROPERTY 1 8’[ washer,washer and dryer’are anI [,ase.,patio, panel den, ’etc. Callldaily~’.’~t"~0a~l~n~a~t~.e~ 0r°pen :’;

NobrokersPric:~iorquick’sale’[ d ergroundutilities, close tc ...... ~;, .’^.~-----Iwithredwoodsiding&stognefront Ironted. 1 ow~Per~’~efur~.hedor~]~~llll~ll] ~}~: ’ ’.: $24500 609-448-6089. ’ ’ I snoppmgcenter anascnools. ,,?.~,L_,.~.:..-~, -_t~.t t u~_t~=I 13 bed ¯ 1-1/2 baths-lg kitchen wi{h I street ;’orkin- ¢~* ,~,td.d.-.=L. r .... / ¯ ’ / ’ ’. ’~’ .. , ~wuuuma puwucr EOOlll t:cHLrul ¯ ~ cs. ~ ~..~ t~uo xvp~tt ;| ¯ "Jr t ~--. ¯ 1 NORTH " " ’ ’ , ¯’- " ; ’ l BUILDINGLOTS-about 100 x 300alr, oak floors, front t & rearpor- many cupboar.ds, 7 cedar l ln.e.d.] by a ppom.tment.Carl F..,~acobell~ [ ...... l~lamorons6 rBmRrUaNooShW2CwKooded - [BYOg’.NER . East , Wlndsor4 BR". :. "" ’:-!. ; [Niceresldential area Close t’ ehes,2 cargaragq,.removablelC~nshem,t.st,°nez~repm.cewl.mnut_Itltteanor, tl~J~882-0151. " l;~A#plllll~l~l 111-at Porch R’ara~e finshedl. ~olomalon~ mrgelot Entrance "’,:!’ t, ~ ! schools and bus wlnaows,storm snsn e ’screens,¯ ...... II~~ lm ¯ ¯ 1 ~m 1, Nllb~sement’ ~:liar~af burnin~ itoyer, tam. rm, eat-in klt dish-: "’" ’ ".~."t :~" ~’~’~Y’~ ~:. l .... FLORW’A-- SPRINGHILL --,[ ’ alum.& brick¯exterlor, .early l[°~m~i~l~n~ne~, ~]naaal~corner l ROSSMOOR:AD coMM ’- forl:L W W i ¯ ~ mm llme2]~arbeeu e i~uiltinto brick kitche~ [washer, attached ~arage. 609-O13-.. .; 7:

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A LARGE3 BEDROOM RANCHER on1 acre-Huge LIKETHE BETTER THINGS IN LIFE’.’Here’s your home. It’s an8 rec.room in basementfinished and heated. $49,500 room ’ ranch "in a tremendous location between WESTWINDSOR TWP. - This exceptional CapeCod Princeton with acre of land¯ is waiting for a family requiring 5 bedrooms,2½ Princeton’s leadir baths,and lots of closets& storagespace. 1 acreplus...... $65,000

a basement l~ ~ fectlon. If youlike Colonial i ~.~- u act on this homefor $68,500. ~ ~ R A YOUNG FAMILY - (New Realtor Realtor Listing) Will really o’with this . ~ . . ti. . ¯ spotless4 bedroomC’ga~pe Cod & it 307 N. Main St. Htghtstown, N.J, i Custombuilt bdckRanch, 3 bedrooms,1½ baths, West wont last as ]ts pricedin the 20, _ ...... [] WmdsorTwp ...... $65,000 Like ellvlng In a countryestate-house. Gambrel For outdoorre axeUonthere lit a sculptured Harry~you’ll be pleased. Realtors ualty 9 to pt~u insureoee. ¯ roofedbrick & shingle,quadrangles placed among swmm ng pODtennis courts well lit atrium . ll.all~ nI 12 i treeson a rolling, greenlandscape. Visit other courts,ell In a woodedsetting and without extra ----~ ~^.. =^~ m^ After HoursCall: .-iP-rv’u.. l epartmentcomolexes..,you won’t f nd anything cost LIVINGSPP~L;I~ I/-H.UtYL Iur" ~.u II like LawrenceMEWS, regerdle=s of price. " BOTTOM- (new listing) This ~,~-oqou"’~ "="~ "~"48 " 46~8’~ II ¯ ¯ Neighbor-quietconstruction with fine walt-to-wall delightful custombuilt Co]onialin 298-5668 201-359-3467 Ill ’. cargeUng,- ye,r ’rotl ndeli;ate ~ontroNlo !~/~lleqUTlo In beautifult...... T .... h,p. on y minutesfrom ~I;:~ I pea~nchen.vlnCluoir~gen~lSnWraS e~ellv(;~:.. ~e Prlncet.... d Trenton.Onclty bus line wlth mMor I -~."~ ". 0.%...... I ...... II ante na; br~atepo, e ryes a ,tip= mghweyslust far enoughaway. i zno =toor mcmo{nga mast.ur I~a~l I:efala Fnr r~il~ I N~,’ll k¢l~lll’l~ I-nr .%~11~ Imm i,, car parkingtoreacn umt. |~,~{11| hOt, gS.~ /vt V~tt~ .tv.. ~v~a~v """ ""’" 2~.~*~;. . ’. I,Z,~... ’ ¯ bedroomsure tnat’s sure to II ~Jfd~.’ig6.¢~.:;1Z I please.Theist floor enters from ~ I ~ Ill ~,-/’:. ¯ Large1-bedroom apartments for only S225.00per month.Visit the lovely modelany the attractive double front d~_rs ...... I Ill ,~ , , ~’~. Ill day,noon ’til 6 p,m. or call for appointment(609) 695;2898,and find yourself home I ;?s~e)oeug:~v~e]~)~e~te~l~;]n; ~]]eeNa~ic~oW~c~tHc~l~C°?~lee~[fJHOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER"Ill ",.~i~-~; ~t ~,.~:3~,Z.,~f~K%l ¯ . room, richly paneled den or across from a new and thriving Split-level, with ltvmg room wttb [1. ,~==" J.,)~~gl ¯/" :.:-%~...... I brary, formal dining roomlarge shopping center. An deal location fireplace, dining el renovated Illl~ , - . l ~ "% f =le]~ll~ll~~ paneled f~imily room with raisea formanysmall businesses Frame kitchen, three bedrooms two and Ill ~ I; L~-Sg-.: ’ ¯ I" :’~ i ~ll~fll~ I ~ ~ ~ I hearth fireplace. The ultra house that could easily ’be con- half baths, panelled family room, Illl~- ~ ,: ~i, ~ ~._~l~,~lP~ .It ~tJll~L,/1.J modern kitchen and breamast vetted nto offices $45900 laundry room, attached 1 car Ill - ~ ~ ¯ "] -- I Ai~M’,dl~I~I’~- - roomis the dream of any woman. ’ ’ :garage basement, patio and]l~.~,,...~ | J ~ [ll/Bl¯-lll / ~ Andthen there’s "the pub", this NEW LISTING -- Better than new’Screened in porch. This house is in Ill [r~~-~[~~l .’~ Ill II /WW i"all .,, I unique room has been ereat.ea will be your reaction when you: excellent condition, 314 acre lot In [~;~~l ;.: ~ . ’ I ¯ I ~ - " ~ ,&’~ I in the bhsementw!th attracnve, insnect this immaculate 4’ nicely landscaped with beautiful lili~i~~’~}~l .’~, ~._.::~’: JLW 1 ~1 ~ living cnvironmcnt from C~ I red brick floors ang.cenm qta bedroom, 2-sto~ colonial home.[ mature tr~s: Established. area tll~p’~~~ ! / "" ~ [ barn besms.and stomg.an ~ .m: 9 Offering beautiful wall to wall w,th a.. rrtnceton .aaore.s.s.,,~ II~~~i~~ ~l~+i~’~.~".’.~ ~ 9v’3~,Z /cludesawetoar Agranutotatot earnettn~ wash,~r & dryer reasonaoty prieeo, asking 5q-lCl-Ilm ...... I ~.;~~:~i¢ -~7"?;.~-~ ~ 10 rooms, 3-1/2 baths., , loads of refrigerator-freezer," r .... central" air-’ .FRies ¯ For a Pointment (Prn- . ¯ ~’. ~i} / storage spaceand tt s only $62,500. cond aDd an eleeant natio All for ctpals only) p~etase call 6®-452- I1 Ranch, 3 bedroom,2 baths, West WmdsorTwp.S47,9 .~0 ...... ’,, ~ ’~’~,-:~ . . :,~..... , ~.~’~ JustoffRouto206,Northo(Trenton,2blocksabovetheBrunswickCircle | " " =’" CHARMINGDESCRIBES ths Ill f~.l~ ~~ I =. .... ¯ " . brick front eoloma] home .n ~ Ill ~ %~?~

: =1 RealEstate For Sale ]Rea, Estate For Sale J;n :pimY:lillr; om ~wW!~e~e~s~Sesn:¢aU;ds!;2ab~i~9i I~ ~?~!~ ¯ INDUSTRIAL "i ;¢°PE! e ] ~ ]’L w ]iWEw I DELi= -. having raised hearth brick 448-7667 ’ ’ " [I -: .... |.ll=.U...... t,,t,~=.t~a,,~ fireplace, there are .4 bearD.ores; ~ II~ ; ’ ~=~~." I ’ ~ I ~"~~~ / .* * , anu manyextras SUCh as lnalreat ’ ~’~^1 ~ I IK~P~~ !il~lltlilll,M’lMll~l lighting, chair rails, beamed ...... I1 , , ,, i~i Itntlll.lllll~lONI / i " " [. , cetlinganddryfinishedbasement.’100 Late J0 GlassilyI¯ ~’..; _.’~.,~ .: ..... ~llX..-s.--- ~i ~"~"~1: l’n"’V*.7.... [ [ ~ [ [ Allthts on a wooded2/3of anacre Ilr~t~,,,a~: ~ ~~’[~[~:ii ""="="~=_, i,, " I iNsueau~ce I~=~1 I ~~=a ITWIN RIVERS -- excelleut 31 LARGEOLDER HIGHTSTOWNI for $65,900" , ~ I¯~:.:" ~;:~[lg’.’--’= . :~-,:~ ~LO~"~=I~CAP--’~’~ in/bedr°°nl" 2 st°rY¯ ’"Iownhouse.’ . . in HOME"¯ Livin . rnom,’. parlor[ , DO YOU ’"HAVE A ’AL RGE ...... PRINCIPALS CUSTOM¯ COLONI w nee Town-- Quad II sectionof Twm Rivers.d nI ng roomw/~ire lace Rttchen ¯ . ONLY " well. .~ " rimearea of La re FAMILYor would you.. enjoy. estabhsh ed estar urant - cockt atl ~ ’ . shipP " ¯ Mature tre es and shrubs Features include¯ large¯ living 5 bedrooms .an~ bath’. Full converting.. this 15 room homemto lounge for sale Newldecorated ~ ’ ? ¯ . ¯ Y ~.~ ~,=’ .... : ...... ’ ...... " . -.:-,, t l I~ll surround th~s attracttve:’ ’ h.o.me room . mal(l’inin- with picture mndern,,at wmdow for-in vit~h~-basement ~..;.. and ~h,,~ho~atttc Conventent .t,. P~tt tof-r epts. Weoffer this large homewtth 2~ seating capacity. Goodi~’"’~’=’~~~’~~..=;. i~:-=-~---~ -".: - : .... I ¯ )~ ~ ~.-.A I i Large living room, tormaa ainmg/ ...... -~’_Z__Z" " /" ,_L~’-’I o.~gE,-r~,o..... y:..~_~ ...... I near State UOllege on 1 acre ot location - large macadamized]i¢~’~-~f~t":r~’~2LY:-~;/I--’:’!~:~4"4"~’-" ~-~--’; i ¯ e,’- ~ w -~l I rnnm br’ht cheerful eat in kit-1 tnm=ty ruum area, a =arg=l turmer mtormauon, I bea,;¢,, troo= Owner s askin a t... [ , ~ " I’ * ]l~’~:’r : ~ :~" ""’= ---- : " "’~ ...... LANDSPECIALISTS ’ s edr s 2 /1 2 a h &b t s . full-,- ~...... b ar~tns ,o, opac ous i ring ~.~:;.~:.:,~;:..~r,-,~:." . : ...... ::...:;.:.,.:.;.~:2~,;L:.. -" ..... ’t ~ I~n?Dga~%¢l~AI~hen~ Pmane~du,fa~naY mii ioo roomfo~" 2/2 bbasement, ODin , suchoutstanding ex-I COUNTRYLOCATION: 10 room/$49.900 ~actltty [or_2 famthes: ...... um~ , ,v’v,-vv ~,7"r",;ii ~,-’¢"-,~e~f and 2 carl tras as carpeting thru-out, alll houseinEastWindsorTownship. 2/ i~rD~ q~lMl~ n~n~n,~t Pr°.~2mate.tY.~ acres m etuues zo’ll~(~,/~,,~k~:~:,’~,’’ 2]1 ROGERSAn;HtaHTS’rOWN ~ ’~ ¯ " ~[ o---=,~;~,"~_~,,~"~, ...... ~;n~.’,~" in condition | appLiances patio"" central^^at vacuuml 1/2 baths Garage Central air[~, ...... b~.~,~,:,,=, ~-~.,"~’,~,.,,;~’,; vu-~ runnmg"~,~f-=’.:A orooK R;xeellentny gv.’ neatea euslness pore, w..ooo.e.ai 1 grove, ii~~~- ¯ $43,900. ’" & muchm~re Re’a~:"ticall ¯ ua .Yp-ri ucu coooltlOnlll~,... .% willl_,, ",_tU ..._,, wau ~o["^_., ...... r 5 " ¯ ’ ]at $39500. peting Ide~’l homeand locationl aandeao~wb~([°~mora~rCh~de°~Veopport.untt~ W.rl.te box 02280 C/Dill Ranch 3 bedrooms]½ baths, air conditioned, fire- place, West Windsor~’wp...... $48,500 LOVELY TWO STORY I ON A TREED KNOLL IN PEN-|/ ...... ,IIfor large family.$52,500. [~ offer¯ you a huge country kitchen rrmceton racket. " NINGTON--overlo~ okld g bbautitul tuvut~,~v~:b-- . exceaent t, year wtth pantry. Laundry/ room llll" COLONIAL HopeweH Township this con-/old .btlevel_ home on. a welq _WASHINGTON. TOWN.SHIPH formal dining room livmg roo~ ~ Ill ¯in exc e iie nl- conaltlon-" on large lot tem-orar’p .~ rancher on almost. . . 21 manleurea¯ na|t acre lnt m .l~ast ~.ancner. . on a meely lanoseapeu¯ 1w~.p~..#.~....~=.~,,,;~h~hn~.,, r.mmrl~vnnm...... ~fnrm~ ...... I1 tc hvm Wmdsor Townshtp Features lot’~ Ltvm g room...... w/ fireplace, in Monroe Townsh p LR DR acres enjoys a gigant, gJ -cl "- l .... li --to - f ...... dining room living room w th Ill CHARLES E ANABLE,¯ Realtor Kit, Faro.Rm., Study, " and ’ Udhty .’ rnom wt laa wooa. ournin;I. g ..... :arg.... g ...... Kitcnen paneteo uen,used brick ~ o~ftreplacet ...... surrounded . Imm ¯ f"trepl ace well , des nedg kitchen2~I dmmg....room modern eat-m kit- and ba[~Full basement, Garage, APT FOR RENT¯ - on Penning ton Roomon first floor. 4 BRand the mos chen, lovely paneled famtly.room, Newcombmatmn stormers and ~.o ;.o~wall o r~,,,to wall rl~e~u..~,.o= car ting and h drapes .... Law.rencevtlleRd: .’I~vo bedrooms, (609) 799-1661 Anytime .am...... on seconariDer .~q~ puo corner bedrooms J " "’ ~ ~ ~ ~’"~’ I1 .... unusual family redan with slate[ four bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, I screens. Dishwasher frost free ~’~ ~h fl~i’~"h~m"~ t ¢~’~aa kitchen, ummg, avtngr oom,rue I i floors and bar~enue~rlll 2 1/2 car[ laundry and utility room,and one [ refrigerator, wash’er, dryer. " ...... ’ .... bath, laundry,heat & air condition~ garageand br~;ze~ay: $52,000 | cargarage. Such outs.!.and.ing ] T.V~A, freezer and some wall to THISHOME IS EXPANSIVEnot supplies. $200. 609-896-6957. J BEAUT[FULOLDERHOME / extrasas centrat air conuittontng, i watt carpeting are incmoeu...... ~v ...... i,,* r~r sh= fa~q’,: wi*h- . I in choicelocation of town. This (BUYOF THEWEEK) -- ¯~x-Ipat o,i aII .app liances, and ue~[m $43,800. more good taste than wealth | -.-~"~ ovev7room,2fullbathhomehas cept one 4 bedroomexecutlvel more.quautyvalueat $42,500. ~ . .~h h~.=o ~u’*h ;~ ~ 1 - a heatedaft c fu d basement homewith exce tional ultr~ll I H[GHTSTOWN"Quietly nestled in ~.~,~ =.a~,~,,/.~:~,~ ,~t,n~ [ r WALTERBI FURNISHEDEFFICIENCY apt. | 1141’l~ll/r ...... Gessteamhe;(ne~v%oer) new modern kitchen ~anquet sizedl] LARGERANCH -- .Ou~tanding the shade tr’;es near Peddle ~’m~"ro’~ a"~’;’~’e ~;[’i=n’k~’~l~e~" m 924-0095 altJmlnumsidina ne~lun a,n. ; ,e~ ~,.= ~ ....dinin" roomelegant carpeting landscaping surrounus mis pic-I Scneei, is an opportunit~ for famii~ ro~ n wit’~ ’ tone flre-]a-e vrinceton act. 201-329-2217or 201-/ Hi[ ~l~i~l .I .. =, -- .... ~ed ramie., room with a woo~[ turesque ranch style home I carefree living - a homewtth an ..... t~.t,, .**;~ u th h. It ;~n a-~=829-6167. | I 1 ~ il I ~1=~. Gargarage ell lan~capingnice ~ ala~ ¯ * * * -- * u*~s~,t ¯ ~* ...... ~ s~’..~t:,~ 1~ W~llesraDllSnea...... ~t; bUU ~urn n-t. fire-~acev 2 1/2 exnuis. t~l Features mclude large ltvmgl extra large living room foyer o,i 1 tln~ ~w vnn’ [ find n lar~,o 4 ~ | ~,m*tvlnglampl*Mncalm "’ ’ baths a tremendous F~ordalroomwtthpmturewmdow formal/dining room den, kitchen 3’ .....¢= ...... ~, ;+h’ee,.rateontra~c I PI~’g*’~’"~mr~tomIn=Umr= ~..m"~’siz~d 2 I/2 car ~ara~e[dmmg room handsome modernl bedrooms, and 2 baths.It has ~,,~+t,,o e o h~mo~. n o~.~r.r ’ | II ~ i t t anu a oeauutui...... sett ng w m tel eat-m kttchen, three extra lar- alummumstdm’~ aDd a a-ard that ...... 86$ 000" ...... INVESTMENTPROPERTY trees vast ~rounds a stream anal bedrooms,lovely panelled fame: is easy to maintain. Wethink it ’ ’ ’ MASS_(PowderPt:) ,’, ~. .~UU.[#.Lt, .~’L/~ Uctgl~a Lookingfor a goodinvestment pr fe’ssiona’[O .... landsc’a in $52 700 roomtwo and one half bath offers something for everyone. ~fnn~N ~’RnM"r’l-lR ROAD property?This older h ...... P .g.. ’ .~J basemenland two car ~arag¢. $44,500.00 ...... Suchquahty t extras as central at among tall trees we offer 5 acres ,, : #" r~;2 the cent erof Ht"g htstown hasa 6 BRICK ’N CEDAR-- 3 bedroom and a lovely 617-329-9~03. ~ ~. ~ i r .... pt ...... ide&2three private patio, PEDDIEGOLFCOURSEAREA:home with8 " /!~ I roomopts, on theother side. It has wood screenedin rear A lovely four bedroom cond,,fireplace, .. ")(~’~%.: o[lhot air heat &a[[ new wiring & modern hardwoodfloors, Colonialhome and large2 cargarage, ~;..:.y.~]J~" ’.."~[,:~’~’"’""~,~./’~ i youngcouple to live in andlet the treed at $53,900. FORSALE - 100 by 250"building : ’ other2 apts. help PaV for It. At- BASS FISHINGIN YOUR OWN PrincetonTwp, perc test " ’: NEWCOLONIALS -- excellent POND-- Phoneevening 609-924- ~ ;" - " " " garage.Many other ’, in mutingthese brand new colonial : thebeautiful ¯i :homesare qualityconstructed Reducedto $56,900. i . ~VANTED i’ SALESREPRESENTATIVES an attachedgarage featuresinclude 4 i :¯ AnitaErson 448-6854 andcentrally air conditione~. " AGENCY Makean appnintmentwith one of Call 201-725-5470 after .: CatherineChristie 448-2121 $56,900. 160StncktonSt., Hightstown, N.J. our associates to snow , WarrenFox 396-9240 - & 2-car bedroom2 bath~ LIFEGUARD- RooseveltlN, J,, II~l l~t;ll=,l I~.l L1 ~ RalphDowgin (201)329-6378 features allthe rest PineValley Swim Club, .6_/29 thru ’ : featuresbeing 9/3, 6 days per week. Ca. 609448- W.... m~m*~*sof~.ho from $46,900 - EveningsCai| B~¢:l I~1~~" ~ I"II I ~I ~i(~" I MULTIPLE.... LISTINGSERVICE $49,900, NEWLISTING -- H.opewellBore 5186or 448-1870. lh,l" 1.=l""[] r[1,,l~[’ r 1 :~’~’ E.Tttrp ona aoublelot with , ’,; ...... : "’ " " hearth WEST WINDSOR RANCH side offers PAINTING INTERIOR" .’" :: prey Immaculatel kept, and --R. VanHiso rl~ .... RealEstate For Sale withREDUCEO!professionally self-cleaningshrubbedCUstom oven,tobUiltper, ’ ¯ .I. Esch students 448-4250L~I dining room, basement, 2 car this R. McNantaraREAtTOe~ homein a 609-921-~29. ALLENTOWN $,15,000. garage, central air and ’~ Newly constructed L-shaped ~eautifularea. $54,500. YOUNGCOUPLE about to ranch .features natural barn fection. $59,900. . ¯ "SAY HELLO ’TO A marriedGOOD dwelling to .... ~ shakes, large living room, home M~mbcrMaltiplcListing$orvico panelled family room with BUY"!It would be impessible to prove property. Country Estate [ireplace and beamed ceiling, ACADEMYMANOR-- in historic ~eatures rancher for the alter 6 PM. Lawrenceville. A treed modern Within 30 minute=of Princetonin nearbyWashington Township. iili¯ foi’mal¯ kiLchen, Dininglarge room, foyer3 andbedrooms, 1 1/2 homelenin CLINTON-HUNTERDON StatelyColonial Manor House of masonaryconstructioe set on5+ or- ’baths.througnoutOne car garage.Situated on tw COUNTY acresbeneath century old shadewell back from the road.As you enter large lot. Choiceof w/wcarpeting and two car lower Hunterdon County. , 4 & 8 p.m.,201-72.5-4514, the graciouscenter hall, thedienity of this lovelyhome will ImpreSs for Beautiful ctJstom ranch. The .- you.Even the lerge=tfamily will fit ¢omforteblyin the 9 bodroorm,a kitchen ultimate in quality construction, . bathsand four fireplaeea on 3 full floor=of comfortableliving spece. ’. ....:ALLENTOWN $.15,000". l eh’o~en’baths ...... custom this home features three PRINCETON FOR RENT- Pool& cabane,large horsebarn and mddocwill help youenjoy :,, Beautiful newly constructed 2 fireplace in mamothfamily room, countryliving. A six roomcarrlage house will serveoea,gu~at’house,’ !::::’: story colonial, Peaturesbarn formal dining roomwith extras $59,~0. ~ff D----C,ATE- throughout,$59,900. servantsquerier= or o placefor othermember= of the familyto be close ~: :~ shakes,.gorgeous. raised living , per month.Call by. Thisunumellyflnehpmeofforedforthef!rsttimoat...$150,000. :;.:,’ room zormal(lining room, iJ~k ~: .": modernkitchen with natural weed ~ FOR RENTHOPEWELL small 2 ~ : custom cabinets and’ dishwasher I[~dE~ERVICE. bedroom garage , !,.: pap eled family ream with beamed ’:;-..i ceiling, large loyer 4 bedrooms . ...o. Call,o~o~=~o. TOOLate To Classify Rt.31 et PehnlngtonCrcle ’ ’ , :’~L and 2 1/2 -baths. 2.car garage: R[CHARDSONREALTORSRedwood construetlon all thts and 737-1100 .8e2-792a’ ’ :% .’Situated on Oversized Int in ex- COUNSEL;OR ’ TO SHARE I i Rt 130 Just Norther: ’ ’ " more.: Twominutes to ’ ’ ’ 2-{/2A(2REWOODEDBUILDING "~ ’ ’.. elus ve area ’ . : TheOIdYorke Inn SUP ERVI SION 0f swimm ing and ¯ ’ . , . HI=UYL;LI~"~^ ..... -hUT ...... " In ~ast AmweII Townshp track’at-daac m Must be 17 , .:, .... , , , Horsebackr d ng areaand fnx " ¯ " ..... LARRYVANN ItEAL’rYCO 448.5000.... " " " H _ ... years oldw~ eerierhfe ssving ’ ’ "’=" " . ’ ’ . : ’ ’ ’ ~ IS >/ . c_hap=.$12a.~00.Broad..ReaRy,31_4 ’;~::’: ’ BROKER " cert ficate. Call 609-655-1197. ,~..;:’’ ".: . 609.298-1166 ’ E, winds0rTowmhipHightstoWn’ ’. NEWSPAPER ~.ma!n at:,..’,omervme, zul’tzz- offRt,.130, . : . . ;’i. " ~.. , ’i :", ’." . : ,: I::,’i:;’..:;’i’i’t . ’ ’.’. ",. ::./:.:.:.i,: ’,!"’~ :" :.";:: :" ~-;’,~ :’ ’: ,: "’ %,’= ," ’;/ ’i.: i , "~.,:’ "’, ".’~ ¯ .’!’~, ’.i "’ : ." ,’~ ~: .., ,:."’,.,~ " ’;;,! :-:: ::L ,’ -. ":.:, , ..: .: : ,..’,:..’,’::,.":~:’:"’:~,~,:::’,"’::."i.. ’,’::, ~:;I"~:~:iii"""; : "~’:=: :. i’ ’.,,’ : .....,. , ; :::::~,~:@~::~}~;;~!~ ~ ;" :: ...... ¯ ...... : i *L "SevenFor Central Jersey" .~tY.,=,~ NEWS TheManville News Classified Jqdvertl’sing TheFranklin NEWS’RECORD THURSDAY,JUNE 14, 1973 r-13-B ¯ Infants Needed Rutgers Names Library TooLate To Classify Too Late To Classify Too L te ToClassify I a Student Inventor For DeveloP ment [ In Alexander¯ , s Honor SELLINGWESTINGHOUSE (3) - centralC~T~O~-INSPECrORS Jersey location - 1 37,090t~--FORD orig. miles T~NDERBI~- good condition.- study At ETS / , REFRIGERATOR- side-by-side, / NEW BRUNSWICK -- The I 1S.6 cubic feet Kenmorewasher ,ex!~erienced in any of the I $t509. orbest offer. Call 609-448- all settings. Both I-1,/2 yrs. alefollowing: . and sewerconstruction mains, of pumping water 1 2365 or 448-0198. ,His Patent InfantS. stx¯ to 24 months,of age ~.RutgersGovernorsUniversity has honoredRoarclits long- of I~ .. ¯ lawn mower22" self propeller ~~ arenetted to partiepate in a] ,ti’~o...... member andtwice chair- . roll ql "~ need somereoair, canvas car to stations, treatment plants, con- Y C P , study concerned with social/~=,~ Archibald S Alexander, by ~ I[ ¯ 1 ¯ "carrier, bridg-etable, metalfoldin crete work roads, electrical and FORSALE - Arabian Palomino. Staff Wrtter ’ Several manufoeturers ap development_.and.. self|n’a’m~ng the University Library in mechanical work. Reply Rex Four years old. Call 609-586-3290. proached me at the cenvenhon Ll.ld table, 3 lawnchairs¯ Call 609.46( recogniuon.Thes,uay is ,span- m ~mmm 0942. [#0237g,c/o Princeton racket, The tiring and wasteful effort and offered to buy the invention, soredt)ymem~a.....n’" tt,aoor" a’or tyo: o] /his A 1928honor, ~raduate of Princeton ~l~ required to ~novelarge numbers hut I said no, I intended to Educational Testing Service. I r~,h,~r~lt~who received his law ¯ ~]! of musicstands from one place to market it myself," he said. Dr.Michael Lewis, directoi" of[ degr~-a’tHarvard in 1931,Mr. 1966 FORDFAIRLANE - solid "I could have sold it, but my 1 J I1 motor, 4 door, clean, snowtires, another will soon be over, the laboratory, said the .study] Alexander has a long record of ~ Frederick C. Lipinsky predicts. goal is not just to makemoney. I wouldinvolvetwohalf-hourvisits]di~tln~uished nubileservice. ¯ ~ MRS.MILLER "/~ $750. Call S®.799-28T/. also have a goal to help people’ ~--d Mr. Lipinsky, h 29.year-old to ETS by the infantS and their ~r~n°g-’ns a memberof the [r’llt’l~qp HOROSCOPEREADER AND ADVISOR senior at Westminster Choir too. I’ll be helping a lot more mothers. PsychologistS at the labl/ Borou~’h Council and sub- FLEAMARKET - Bring father to people by going into business. ~l. College in Princeton, recently will observethe infant’s reaction ( ..... ,~n~iv the Boardof Education lJBll theJolly. Rogers Flea Market in obtaineda patent for an invention For example,I’ll be ordering the to mirrors and to videotapes of/~’~he’me community of Ber- ~m Throughthe Sign of Your Horoscope Myersvtlleon Sunday, June 17 to Stak-A-Raksin quantity from a choosehis own gift. Free bonus he calls the "Stak-A-Rak,"which himselfand other babies. / .... ,7 ,.. makes the task of movingmusic small machineshop owner whois All participants will be cam-| narasvme, ~l~lT by Mrs. Miller ,~. giftfor every gift bought for ~ Father.Spectscuhr bargains on stands so easy that a fourth just getting started in business. pensated, and babysitting will be IF ~/llll Whatis the best day for meto invest? He’ll provide jobs for many Whatis the best monthfor mychild to be born? [nowtools. 8 track tapes, antiques, grader can moveIS or g0 stands provided by ETSif necessary. E,AGLE [collectables,etc. Market held (the Stak-A-Rak comes in two )eople," ho said. "I have many ideas for Motherswho would like to have PLEASANT Is he or shethe right one for me? levery’Sunda~/from 1t-5.(near models)with no moreeffort than their infantS participate in the Airport Lomousine If [ ask her will she yes? .~ IGillott& S tirhng)Take Watchung pushinga little red wagon. woductsI wouldlike to market. I study should telephone the Infant loverpass srom Plaimield. Anyone Doorto DoorSarvlce Whatis the best monthfor myvacation? He worked for seven years ntend to start manufacturing Lab, 921-9000,ext. 2359. BEACH,N. J. linterostedin displaying Indian after high school as aa elec- them with the moneyI earn from. All these and manyother questions wlll be answeredthrough ]waresor artifacts call 201-53~- NEWARK-KENNEDY Wdte now ,or complain guide 0886. tronics technician, data this invention¯" RECYCLE bookabout all the exciting vaca- the sign of your horoscopeby Mrs. Miller. )rocessor and a procurement Hi’s company, F.C.L. En- THIS PHILA. tion activities and accommoda- Locatedin Lowrencevillo,N. J. an BrunswickPike (Rt. 1) )lannar, whichexplains whyhe is terprises, Is mcatedat Railsedge, tions at Point Pleasant Beech, .,~ acrossthe street from HowardJohnson’s, next door to YARDPORCH SALE - Sat. June older than his classmates at AmwellRoad, Belle Mead. N EWSPAPE R andN.Y. Piera. ’ N.J., the favorite fomily resort on RobertHall. Lookfor her sign. 9 a.m. rain or shine. 97 W, Westminster. (Coupleto Kenncdy-$27.00) the Jersey Shore.Write today to Hours1E o.m. to 9 p.m. Sundaysby AppointmentOnly (corner Lan- Despite the simple design and MainOffice-Neptune, N.J. GREATERPOINT PLEASANT (609),896-0637 smoothoperation of the Stak-A- AREA CHAMBEROF COM~ ¯ ~ A PLACETO BRINGYOUR FRIENDS AND FEEL NO Rak, obtaining the Patent was a CA L L: 609.924-48].1. MERCE,517 Arnold Avenue, EMBARRASSMENT---"I AM NOT A GYPSY. long, ardous and expensive llve- PointPleasant Beach, N.J. 0B742. more. ~eartask. "The patent cost me over$3,509 of my own money," he said,"plus several hundred dollarsmore to build two model REMEMBER FORSALE - Westinghouse air ~rototypes." conditioner suitable for homeor II workshop, 4 h.p. Split system. Herecently spent several days Wheelchair used very little, displayingbis Stak-A-Rak at two draftmens swivel chair, plastic musicteachers’ conventions. The surf board almost newl0 ft., baby teacherswere enthusiastic and tenda/teter toter. Call between severalplaced orders. Others 7:3~ &9:30 p.m. 609-921-6218. saiclthey would have to talkto theirsupervisors. June 17th TheStak.A-Rak idea came to EverythingBut TheChair Fatherscome in allshapes and sizes andso do Mr. Lipinsky while he was a ourgifts! DODGEDART SWINGER-1970, 8 student at Suffolk County Com- cylinder,3 speed,excellent munity’ College on Long Island. condition,sacrihce. 609-586-0306 8- "I .was in the band, chorus and SELECTDAD’S GIFT HERE 4. 609-392-5788after 4:30 ask for danceband, andI used to help the Peggy. director set up all the stands Wehave the Finest Selectionof before rehearsals," be said. "I ¯ Briar Pipes ¯ MeerschaumPipes noticed that folding chairs were ¯ Humidors ¯ Pouches¯ Racks i easy to move because they are ¯ Lighters¯ Cigars(Domestic & Imported): 1964FORD MOTOR - (289cu. in.) flaood on dollies. Youcan move ¯ Fine LeatherGoods "andtransmission in excellent 30 to 49 at a time," he explained. condition.Sell for $100. Call 609- "But music stands-that’s a Themost unusual in Men’sGiftsl 921-2070after 7:30 p.m. different story. The best you can do is to movethem two at a time DAXqDLTD. Ig70 vW SQUAREBACK - Ex- DEMONSTRATINGthe light-weight"Stak-A-Rak" is Elizabeth by hand. Wehad 70 standsand a TOBACCONIST cellentcondition, newtires, very 109-f0otstage. Manousos,a sixth graderat CommunityPark Schoolin Prince- clean,63,009 miles, $1400. Call 609- .Montgomery.Shopplol~Center !.iil i :’ 580-5330. " Carryingtwo standsat a time ..... ton.WatchingherisFred,Liplnsky,whoinventedtherack..~ : / BoUte206 &’R6cky Hilt, NJ.’ ’ ’ J it took 35 t/’ips~ That’s fi lot Of (609).924-88.65 mileage," he said. ’ Smith Exhibit WILL cLEAN POOLS for the "Movingmusic stands is a real Triangle Club summer.Call 6~-448-0809 after 6 pain in the neck. Istartedlooking At Canal Studio PM. throughcatalogs to seeif dollies Chooses James for music stands were available. Anexhibition of watei colors,’ TheAll-in-One is madein Swedenof straight.grainedpolished They weren’tso I designedone. I ASProsident oil paintings and scratch board pinewith topsand sides of durableblue linoleum. Overall length PERSIAN KITTENS - CFA went through 10 or 12 deslgns drawings by william H. Smith of desktop andcabinet is 49". Depthis 231/2".Desk top adjusts will inaugurate the .summer registered.201-844-2712. An actor whohas bridged the in heightfrom 21" to 28". Two-shelfbookcase is removable.All practieat,"bef°reIfoundhe said.°ne thatwas programof exhibits at the Studio Father’s for $139.50.Danish swive~ chair adjusts to anyposition. Yellow, town-gown gap will head Prin- -- ~ "The first one was madeof OnThe Canal. Theshow will be" red,blue, green or black.$49.50. Catalog, $1. ceton University Triangle Club held outdoors (weather per- BABYSITTING- also light[ steel and was very , heavy. It next year¯ Steve James, whohad housework. Three days a week { weighed 109 pounds and had four mitting) for the opening June 17 Day the lead in last year’s "Blue ’and will moveindoors through about 10-4 p.m. 609-924-8471. swivel casters. It was hard to Genes" was elected president use. The latter prototype models July 8. Hoursare 2 to 5 p.m. May9. The event will mark Mr. 55State Road (Rte. 2061 Princeton, N~J.. g24-g586 ’71 BMW2002 - maroonwith tan I are madeout of aluminum.They Mr. James had starring roles Smith’s first major show in 25 Features STOREHOURS: Monday.Saturday, lOam.5pm interior. Am/fro, asking $2,g09. have two stationary casters in in this year’s PJ&Bproductions years. He gained early Absolutely immaculate 609-737- back and two swivel ones in the of "Oklahoma" and "Jacques front, whichmake them easie/" to recognition of his talents, Brel." receiving national attention as a. use," he said. Muchof his theatre experience Pop’sst~ffl tookhg AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE muralist, poster designer and With the first prototype he comes from performing 12 shows watercolorist while still a for theright gift for ANSWERING MACHINE - Call began working on obtaining the in as manyweeks last summerin TnscoElectronics Co.215-943-9315 patent, which he received in Beach Haven’s Surflight teenager: Holding his first anytime. exhibit at the Baltimore Dad?See. our super January. Theatre where he held the lead Museum,he has participated in A member of a declining, roles in productions of "Corn- the Yardiey Show Annual. selection of big almost - extinct group in aa age party," "IT/6," and "Bells are Presently Mr. Smith is WANTED- someonewho can type which worships higness, Mr. Ringing." Heis aa English major sifts, smallgifts, o learnnew skill as IBMcorn- presidentof his own advertising Lipinsky is an independent in- at Princeton and will be a senior agency.A native of Baltimore, he. Doesnot involve ventor who intends to next year. .Shirts,slacks, sport typing. Goodfringe ! Serving with’James next ~’ear attendedthe Pennsylvania ResearchPark, Prin- manufacture and market his own Academy of Fine Arts and ceton,609-924-7300. invention¯ ’will he Helene Rogers as Vice- coats,suits, tiEs, President and Jim McGee as graduatedfrom the Philadelphia UNBELIEVABLE Schoolof Art. belts,socks. Come in Secretary. sugges- HOUSEHOLD ITEMS F0R SALE ’for more gg is famous lawn mower, Norelco tape Howto tell it ane ,A ~,~ tions.All recorder,desks, 201-297-0945 . - namesin men’s ""A’~.A FORSALE - authentic butchers NewJersey farm clothing..Gift certifi- block 2’ by2’ by2’; sofas, desk; ~__~ furnishings. Best offer. Ca]16(~J-fresh. ~24-4739. catestool ’ " GARAGE SALE - furniture,[ y typewriters, tape recorder,, H~;S~~lolutfan’t tge~’ ~hNI;wtJ:rsst~l [nFS;~e ( ~-~.o~ household items. 710 Prospect shell. Breakan egginto a saucer- if the yolk ~ ~ ] Ave., Sat. JuneI 16, 10-5p.m. standsup tall and the white seemsto grab "~ e’~}~t ~, ~t "~.~ hold aroundthe yolk....and....the wholeegg ~ ~,/.,)’~.A,,~.:.~. "~"~--~’~,..,,t. FORSALE - English Pointerl PRICE seemsto ssy "GoodMorning" - it’s a New ~ ~ Finefield dogs, perfectlJersey Farm FRESHegg /r,,~t~,~=,~,~h~,,=/~fo~,l~ Call 609-924-0714. Here. are someother thoughts to keep in mind whenlooking for a NewJersey FRESH EXPERIENCEDPAINTER - 609- egg: 799-2173. 1. Checkthe carton - if it has a NewJersey State Sealon it or it says "Producedin BothStores Open SALE!!! ¯ NewJersey’you’vegot yourself a New.Jersey.Farm FRESH egg. Men.,Thurs,, Frl, 10 A Mt0 9 P M I CAMPERS TRAVELTRAILERS 2. Since ’eggs producedin NewJersey are gutting harder to find, rememberthe Tues., Wed,Sob 1C A M to 5:30 P M PICK-UPCAMPERS "" brand namewhen you do find them. ¯ TARUS¯ TERRY 3.’Whenyour favorite store is out of (or doesn’t carry) NewJersey producedeggs, s’COAClIMAN¯ COX be sure to point this out to the manager. JEANS=4°° e TOUR-A-HOME¯ ¯ JERACO~ SCOTTY 4. Youcan get NewJersey FarmFRESH eggs from any of these outlets: ii!11~DEF~ITMI~T ¯ CA/VlPLINIE¯ PUMA NewJersey Eggs FRESHER... BY MILESI o, ,~=,,.ut,,,,, i 2 PAIRS FOR S7. IREN1’J Producers Stem Visit OURComFtete Rap~Poultry Farm " W. Fmick& Son Little AcreFarm WawaFood Markets Campt~Store Medford Bordentown Lakewood GrandUnion Co. Kaufman’ePltP~ Farm Cutler& Rubinstaln E. PuglisisPltw Farm Kings"Super’Markets Tops, Jackets, Belts Lakewood FoodtownSupermarkets BARB|R’S NewE~/pt Fermlogdlde P CAMPINGCENTER IndianCamp Pltry Farm WaiVeFarm TaborFarm ¯Ai& TeaCo. , all moio’rcredit Cards =ccep.ted : Princeton TernsRiver Zarenath Wekefcm’FoodCorp. Leather Bags, Socks, etc. HITCHE~ INSTALLED (~oldenYolk Farm , TheWhlteEgo Bern AcmeMarkots ROCKY.HILL, N.J. .SALES ~ REPAIRS’ LondonFarms PaUlmark Somerset Laureldalo Mititown Two-Guys Montgomery i 4 Chambers St, P~r, 924-7830’ : U. ~. HWY.NO.. 1 e. Axelrad SamEpstein’s Farm Osbo~’n’eFitly Farm , FinestSuplrmarkats Shopping Center Somerset TomsRiver Creemridnl" ShopRite , SOUTH]BRUNSWICK . , Route1206,&518: Plusmlny other fine qualitystores and farms throaghout the State. ". ’ , 10:6 daily :~ (Next;to. Fipnegan’s Lane) 924-2300 :: ’: 201-297-3049: : .... : :: : .::.~ ~;:~ ~ ,. :., >.1_4.8 THURSDAY,JUNE 14, 1973~ ~r I ":~ BUY DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORY ¯ Mattresses,Bedsets, Queenvertable Sofas s . 1 i ( Kix~ I ’ FantasticSavings of 26%- 40% 0 ~ Antiques, Demon: Sofa Twin" Full, "Quirt sexT~’ 39e75 54x75 60x80 7848. 8 ~ ’1"1" ¯ 1 -ii ¯ 4" Fearn 14. 19. 27. 35 "fl~a~g~iP U- __II~ ¯ _ . I 5½" Fo~m 17. 3e. 52. ’ ’ 21. 30. ~’~"~ ][11PJ[J.lJ..~ , , ii ii , .... : Finidled 27. 34. 44 56. 74. ~ . ~ ~I~ ghtI Strawberry, FestiwFest,, ~ Set 65. 86. 106.. 145. ~ ’ " FOAM CUSTOMIZEOFOR YOUREVERY NEED ~ ¯ . " =t..anniversary celebration. Sauro, New York ’rimes ~..’~~&l:~l~’-~ ~i~£~ DIXIE BED~, FnAMIK, n ’MI~II~ The KingstonPresoyterlan Get ~erted nowll Replace th"oso’w’o;n cos;z;~ns and mettr~ Church will present a, "He.rRage Memberswill exhibit their cameraman. ~.’:’~=~’~l~!~[~" ~~~(~l.~ ,happen.rag.ana ~tra.w,erry antiques and demonstrate their Thomas Brian of KinP.ston will ~~’~’-"’~l~’n~l~/,;~ in your home, camper end boat. Oo it yourself end save $$$. ~ crafts, while the Deacons, under display his Indian artifacts, most ~’f’~ i~..~ ~ ’~~:’~i~I)!~ Open’totnepubllcwed. thruSar, only noon to six P.M. ~ .FesttvaiSaturoay, Junet6zroml _ ~ ~’¢ "-~ "pk~,~ 448.4064 cat=attar e P.M.(soeI443-4s4e or443-G7Z~ to 7.p.m.as part of thechurch’s t.he.dir.eetion of .M..rs. Peggy ofthemgatheredfromthisarea.~~,~’" ~4~*’~J1~-.% "~’~" ~ ~l~".. II ~)cnaroson: . w.ttl_, serve Mrs. Albert Opdyke of Kendall Iy x,~ "~i~.ill ~ ’ ,.~.--~,, ~ ~l .strawoerrysnorteaze.’J:nepuonc Park,will displayleelandie and [~~~ :ql,~r~ji;~:, .~-=- ~ RUTGERSUNIVERSITY tsweteo.me...... Norweganknitting, and Mrs. ~l_~,.d"- ~.\’~.~.."3~.~..~xv,~,~m~ THE STATEUN VERSTY OF N EWJERSEY A qunung aemonstradon WIHMildred Landis of Mdnmouth~ ..,,..,A~.;.~’ ~ ~,"~111~," =,~m~m ~P~LrOnncbetYoMrS~n~erbaertruH~k;]Jun.etionwill showher crewel ~?~÷ ’, ~’~ ~.:Iii~m i in co-operationwith s emoroioery.Charlotte Wengel ~ ~’~’rl~"~I~: ] I I~l[,]P~li~l~/~l[~ demonstrationby M.rs. Sy.bil fromNord craft in Princetonwill ~=.... ’~ ~:~ ~I,I~ ~ I .~"l’r~il~P3 THE OPENUNIVERSITY OF uarowot~’rnceton ~rs uerma dsolavhercrafts ,~ ~ ~. "\~. ’ql ~~i~ ~JR! B)senmannof Cranbury wdl Besidesantiquefurniturethere --i~.:~, ’] ,:~’;’.i ~:..~I ~"~’~ ...~__ ~ THE UNITED KINGDOM ,ocmonstratenewer making, will be antiquepictures lace, bed ~;~,~llIil~:¢.~.., ~;’~l[~..?’J[ I~.I.i-~’" .~ :..The~e.w!llbe a displayof an- spreads,quilts, aspinn[ngwheel,’;~.~_~" ; ~:~ I~’,/JB/// University College 41quenousoylvlrs. ~eorge uager andmany other items. .- .... ~.,::mow~.i ~IK j\, of Dayton;antique tools by Earl Pianomusic will be provided ARTOF QUILTING will be demonstratedbyMrs. Charles Stults, left, andMrs. Herbert Hinkel at Renk, MonmcuthJunction; a by Mrs. Richard Gonsand Mrs. OPEN UNIVERSITY PROGRAM surrey carriage ownedby William Voorhecs Jr., both of KingstonPresbyterian Church’s "Heritage Happening." An innovativeprogram for the highly motivatedadult WilliamFJemer of Princeton; Princeton. and price-winning photographsMrs. RogerRoques of Kendall interestedin pursuingindependent study opportunities. by Ed Farrts, free lance Park ie director of the "Heritage photographer, and William Happening." Humanities,. Mathematics or Science Earnfifteen collegecredits in yourspare time by i~;i!~!~i~i~i!i~i!!~!~!i~!i~!i~ii~.~!i~!!!~!~i~iii~¢ii~:~i~i!¢~:~$!~:$~:~!~:;~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::$::::: :~::::~:~::~.~: ~.~¢~:: The Great Furniture Revival successfullycompleting one of the courses. ili i!~! Flowers’n Stuff i!’" (Writeor phonefor additio~salinformation) IIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Itfs All At. The WoodShed TheUniversity College Open University Program NewJersey Hall, Room309, NewBrunswick, NJ 08903 Nowthat weare having warmbloomsbecause the root growth weather,plant loversthink about. Telephone:(201) 247-1766, extension 6184 will be confined.Before placing outdoor plantings. Manyhouse~ house-plantsoutside, remember plants whichhave been indoors, whetherthey like’bright or dif- ¯ OLDPAINT ANDVARNISH GENTLY REMOVED FROM FURNITURE VIA THE havennw become tall, ungainly fusedlight, wetsoil or drained. Withoutobligation, please send a brochureand an application. plants.This is oftenparticularly Oftenplants whichhave grown so CHEM-CLEANPROCESS. Thedry cleaningmethod -- no water,no heat,no alkali dip, no true of geraniums.Stems are well in a protected house- bleachtanks, all of whichmeans complete safety for gluejoints andfine woodsincluding Name ...... ; . . ¯ woodyand as a result, quite atmosphere cannot survive veneer,inlay, and laminates. The wood grain stays smooth wlth all theold patina retained. brittle, easily brokenby windor outdoors without a gradual Street ...... any smallanimals. preparation.(Mothers are aware ¯ COMPLETEREFINISHING FACltITlES. We can apply alcohol and water resistant clear City & State ...... Onemethod of successfully of the springritual of attempting finishesas well as the fashionable colored lacquers. . .Zip ...... rooting newgrowth consists in to convincetheir childrenthat breaking, rather than cutting, the first warmday ef springdoes ¯ KITCHENCABINETS REFINISHED. Wehave two plans to fit mostbudgets. youngerbranches or stemsfrom not meanall winter clothes the older plant, removingenough immediately discarded-- leaves to insure somenodes especiallysince the next hourcan ¯ FURNITUREREPAIRS ANDCHAIR CANING. whichwill producenew roots, bring a 10-degreetemperature aodallowing geraniums to rest a drop,and no onetook a jacketto ¯ NICEOLD FURNITURE FORSALE - "asis", strippedand fully refinished. few days in order to form a school.) callus, as you woulddo with a Whenyou are walking in your memberof the cactus family. gardenand planningwhere your ¯ REFINISHINGSUPPLIES .- Minwax stains, polyurethanesatin varnish,special sand- After a fewdays, place cuttings house-plantswill be "happiest", papers,brushes etc. in pre-moistenedsterile sand’or don’tforget to begindusting rose- vermiculite and cover with a bushesto prevent leaf diseases ¯ SOUNDADVICE FOR DO-IT-YQURSE LFERS. from people whose business is refinishing plastic cloth, allowingsticks er whichwill showup later! furniture. wire to support plastic above i stems.This cloth maybe lifted at intervals for ventilationif too muchmoisture appears on the plastic. Rootingcompounds are always additional aides, but expensiveif youare planningto THE WOOD SHED root manyplants. This methodhas provensuc- John Ltd. Just 10 rnhmtes from Prhlceton. One mile north of the MontgomeryShop cessfulfor all cuttingsbecause it ¯ ping Center (intersection of Routes 518 arrd 206) lust offRoute 206 preventsloss of moisturefrom TOBACCON/ST Bridge Point Road 201.359-4777. CIosed Sunday aud Monday. the leaves.It is especiallyhelpful whenattempting to root more (609)924-8866 difficult plants such as the MontgomewShb{aping scentedvariety. The plastic (dry- cleaningbags, drop-cloths,etc) Route206 haveworked equally well when beginning seed-plantings whetherin pots, or seedboxes. Thenleaving plants for a few days, this methodwill insure moisturefor an individualplant. However,the coveredpot should be kept away frem direct sunlightto preventburning. In transporting manyplants long-distanceand from a warm southernclimate to a NewJersey w{nter, the samebagging was Just minutes from homein a day camp that enjoys usedwithout the loss of a" sin[re plant, eventhough they remained in an unheatedear throughtwo an enviable reputation amongpeople of discernment. nights. ¯ Theuse of sandor vermiculite in encouragingnew growth has 11Weeks June 18 to Sept.1 proven helpful in preventing "dampening-off"a mold-like (Minimum3 consecutive weeks) diseasewhich usually causes the death of newseedlings. Again, UNMATCHEDFACILITIES SELECTEDSTAFF there are commercialproducts available to discourage this Five acresof playing fields for baseball,golf Experiencedcounselors assure proper super- and croq’uet. Twelve acres of woods. Two disease if planting in large " PRTHIS vision andindividual .guidance. Campgroups quantities. swimmingpools ure filled with natural cool. averageonly eight campersto eachcounselor. Whenmany house-plants are clear, filtered water, t5,000 squarefeet of Supervisors are rotated from group to group indoorarea to takecare of rainy days. transferred to the gardenafter duringthe day.Never a dull routine~ the weather remains fairly warm,and danger of frost is FREE TRANSPORTATION past, allowing the plants to ROLLING.= Door-to-doortransportation within a stated SWIMMING LESSONS remainin the container which local areais available at no additional cost; "Every campera swimmer"is our goal each maythen be sunkbelow the rim Nowthat PATHis back,there’s no better wayto go-24 Supervisorsare et the campfrom 7:30 a.m. to 5 !n the gardenarea, will usually’ year. Shipetaukinhas separatee pools for the hoursa da~,,7 daysa week. p.m. Ask about the’ camp’s transportation junior undsenior groups. Th entire aquatic encourage a longer period of routes whenyou register your youngster. programis carefully supervised. ¯ FREQUENT 1100trains a day,running every 3 to 6 minutesduring rush hours(10 minutes ARTS AND CRAFTS JUNIORS AND SENIORS middayand early evening) Uncommonlyextensive arts andcrafts program. The small groups are arranged by age and ¯ FAST 4 NJ-NYroutes-9 to i9 minutetrip ttme Thecombination of top-quality tools andmate- physical abilities. TheJunior groups, ere com- : ¯RENT : riel= undtrained orofessionalinstruction end guidancehave produced e flnu reputation for prised of children aged four end five. A : ABETTER| ¯ CONVENIENTDirectrides to WorldTrade Center and the Shlpeteukinarts undcrafts endeavor. full-hour rest period il scheduledfor themeach mid-Manhattan.Easy connections to dayafter lunch.Seniors enjoy the full schedule : FIGURE: ErieLackawanna, Jersay Central, Penn of the moreohstlenoing sports end activities appropriatefor the six-to-fourteen agegroup. Central,local buses,NYC subways ALL SPORTS Free milk-as muchas eachcamper can drink. I All sports andteem games are played- softball, I ¯ COMFORTABLEAir-conditioned trains, newair.conditioned baseball, volieyball, basketball, socaer,bad- I terminal in LowerManhattan minton,table tennis, croquet,tennis, golf. REGISTRATION I I PATHextends its thanksto its patronsfor their patienceand understanding SOyOU can be sure Shlpetuukinis right for your J during the recentstrike. Wealso thankthe New-JerseyDepartment of SPECIALACTIVITIES I. . child, we acceptregistrations only uponper- .: Transportation,Transport of NewJersey, the PennCentral, the Erie Lack- Archery. dramatics, dance,music, cookouts. sonal visits so the camp.We will arrange an awannaand all otherswho did sucha great job sewingthe public. hayrides, naturestudy, special activities days, appointmentto showyou end your youngster parentsnight etc. around Shipatiukin Country DayCamp at your conVenience.Brochure on renuest. I I I. BELTVIBRATORS: 30¢exact change to 011 points on PATH [I RecordedService Information: t i dJE. . (212)732-8920 " (201]434-6100 ¯ " * JOGGERSI Travelinformation: Weekdays9 to 5 : ¯.BICYCLES : "=~’-",’ =~, J=.,ns, (212).466-7649 (201]622-6600, ext. 7649 I I OtherTimes (201)792-6589 i DIAL’249.7| 23 i I NaWVORK NEWJEAS[Y OrovoSt I ’1A&M PAINT. ’,: i SHIPETAUKIH, I ’" AND . I. : "fOOLRINlrAI,S ’:’ " , ,..--.-,.: tt uthorityTrans-Hudson/AServ~ceoJ 1lIE i=om’AmOniTY~]~l~ i!i:i i;!>lest;9s¯ 5 .TELEPHONE(609)924-1840 " . I SOMERSe’rl NeW JERSEY . I ¯ ~I I I I ca I I Ill ee ~