VOL. K, NO. y KENDALl PARK, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 19G7 Not over 75 per cent advefti»in Ne\vsstan(i IOC pei’ copy
ttiiiiiimimiiiiMiiinmiHmimiuiiimimiimiiiwiiiimiHimiHiiMe David Greene Is Named As Fired
A panel of five judges announced committee planning that city's Out Richard J. Hughes and the South ill4 this week that it had selected David standing Young Man Award pro Brunswick Citizens for Rep. Ed M. Greene, 34, of 23 Woodbine gram. ward Patten , He was also a Road, Kendall Park, as South Mr. Greene has been active In member of the South Brunswick Brunswick's "Outstanding Young the Democratic Party'and was Citizens for Kennedy organiza Special Election Man of the Year". chairman of the Constitution and tion. ■ The award, sponsored by the Bylaws Committee in the South A member of the New Bruns Say s Verosloff South Brunswick Jaycees, will be Brunswick Democratic Club, of wick, Middlesex County, New Jer To Settle Pact formally presented at a banquet which he has been a meinber since sey, .-\merican Bar Association, Not Authorized in Mr. Greene''s honor on Satur 1961. Mr. Greene was admitted to prac With Authority day, March 18, at the Prlnpeton He was a chairman of both the tice law before the Supreme Court To Offer Plan Inn, Princeton. South Brunswick Citizens for Gov. (See GREENE, back page) A special election on a service Mr. Greene is a lawyer with contract between the South Bruns- the David M. Greene law firm in with Township Committee and the New Brunswick and has been the In a unanimous yote Tuesday M im ic a l Utilities Authority has South Brunswick townshlpattorney night, the South Brunswick Board been scheduled for April 14, since early last year. He was of Health fired Irving Verosloff, The date was set last Thprs- also township attorney in 1962 the attorney representing it in by the Township Committee In and 19iW. its odor problem suit against the response to a petltlonslgnedby 621 He was selected from nine nom Municipal Utilities Authority, township property owners protest inees by judges John J. Dineen,. The action was taken, said board ing the contract and demanding JemeS D. Jones, Joseph S. Kim- member E.T. Kornegay, who made a referendum. son, Andrew s. Jt^nson aikl Abra the motion for the removal, be The decision to hold the elec ham Dobin; His selection was cause Mr. Verosloff "acted on his tion was made the previous Tues- based .largely on civic activities own" in the case and not accord ^ y by the committee, but time during 1966. ing to the direction of the board. was given to township attorney In'1966, Mr. Greene was presi The suit in question was in David Greene to Investigate the dent for the second, consecutive stituted by the board in 1964 and legal recgiirements for setting the year, of the Raritan Valley Com was aimed at forcing the authority to solve the odor problem caused date. munity Services Council and for Tuesday's decision reversed an the third year was a member of by the Kendall Park sewerage action taken by the committee's the board of directors of the Mid treatment plant. Mr. Verosloff Democratic majority during a still dlesex County Tuberculosis and had been representing the board earlier meetihg when they had de Health League. on the case since it began. cided to challenge the legality of He was Chairman of the Social Mr. Verosloff was not«)iresent the petition. Services Coordinating Committee when the board voted on his re At the meeting, the township of the South Bruns wick Community moval, having left the building., clerk, Elbert Pierson, had been Council during 1965 and 1966 and immediately after a lengthy authorized In a 3-1 vote to sue for last year was the chairman oi the closed-door session with the a court ruUng on the petition's South Brunswick sustaining mem board. The board members indicated legality. bership drive for the Rarttan Val Coming back to last .^^rsday, ley Girl Scout Council. the action was based primarily on Mr, Greene reported to com- A member of' the Jaycees him moves made by the attorney dur miUee that April 11 wa« the earl self, Mr. Greene was the chair ing a Feb. 10 hearing on the suit iest possible date an election could man of the recent Jaycees'Inter against the authority, when he asked Superior Court Judge Frank be held, but April 14 was more national Brotherhood WOek pro J. Kingfteld to order the authority' ; by James Bemiss) convenient to the Board of Ed gram. He is also a member of ucation. Schools are. used in sev the Greenbrodk School PTA. to adopt the "Westbrook plan.” BALLET LEAP by Jamesburg's Tony Van Zino, .35, fails to preveht the John Westbrook is a member Vikings' Tom Trent from adding two more points to his team*^s score. eral districts as polling places. He has j^rformed legal serv The service contract Is de ices for the Christ the King Evan of the authority who has opfwsed signed to entance the authority's gelist Lutheran Church in Kendall that body's plan,j.o solve the odor financial position by having tl» Park, for the Kendall J'ark Jew problem by adopting the extensive Project lA . Instead, Mr. West Township Committee guarantee to ish Community Center and for Vikings Blast brook advocates running a sewer make up any deficit experienced the South Brunswick Community by the authority. It also pro Blood Bank. line to the existing lines of Pro ject n, located in the eastern part Jamesburg vides for the mandatory repayment Before becoming a member of of the township. to the township If such a deficit the South Brunswick Jaycees, Mr. In the same motion that re every occurs. Greene had been a. member of moved Mr. Verosloff, the board In Final Game That same evening, last Thurs the New Brunswick Jaycees and in appointed New Brunswick attorney day, that Is, the authorityan- 1961 was elected president of ttat In their final game of the season Joseph Burns to the case. Earlier iicmnced at its meeting t.hat U.11 .'■'.apter. Ironically, one of his Friday, the South Brunswick High the same evening, Mr. Burns was Project lA contractors had ex first duties there was to head a Mr. and Mrs. David M. Greene oi Kendall Park School Vikings routed Jamesburg appointed regular attorney for the tended their bid deadlines to April High School 97-60 on the winner's board. court. 4. In another motion by Mr. Kor Project IA Is the'authority's Buddy Rose broke three school negay, again passed unanimously, records In leading the Vikings to plan to solve the Kendall Park Hearing On Route 2 7 Bridge Mr, Burns was authorized to con sewerage treatment plant odor the win, Including making a total vey to the court that the board of 20 field goals In a single game. problem by converting the pWnt "does hot have any particular plah The six-foot, four-inch junior to a pumping station, running a with regards to the odor prob sewer line from Ken^ll Park to also surpassed last year's game Near Kingston Set March 28 lem," scoring record set by Mike Toth Kingston and extending water'and Mr. Kornegay added, however, sewer lines to Brunswick Acres when he accounted for 51 points - that the board was "In no way lax and other parts of the township. The tong-needed new bridge on about 1,000 feet south of the exist - : 12 higher than Toth's record. His the present Route 27 will be ac In its desire to get the problem Route 27 across the Millstone Riv season tally of 391 points was One of the contractors, Remsco ing bridge the road willswingabout ; cessible to local property owners. solved, but it is not our job to er is drawing nearer to reality. also a new record. .Associates Inc., said their $349,- 150 feet west of the span and then j In the process of the realignment tell (the authority) how to solve After a field goal and a free 700 bid might have to be increased The Department of Transporta return to Its original alignment ; the River Road Intersection in tion announced Tuesday that a it." toss gave Jamesburg a 3-0 lead, a maximum of $7,000 due to the approximately 500 feet north of the ; Princeton Township will be rebuilt Mr, Burns assured the board hearing on the proposed realign John Bailey and Rose scored for present canal Bridge. and regraded with acceleration and members that he would discuss in (See VOTE, back page) ment of the highway and two new the Vikings to make It 6-3 and the The stone, barrel-arched bridge ! deceleration lanes provided on advance with them any significant spans would be held at 10:30 a. m. home team led the rest of the was built about 1790, Pedestrian | Route 27. action he planned to take In court. - 0- on Tuesday, March 28, at the way. access to it will be maintained; •Construction cost for the re This apparently was another area Princeton Township Municipal South Brunswick romped In the from the Princeton Township side I aligned road and the two spans is of contention between the board Building, Route 206 and Valley middle periods,'topping James- of the river. North of the bridge, i estimated at about $750,000, and Mr, Verosloff. Police Report Road. , biirgh 23-15 and 31-17. Rose In other matters, the board heard Officials and residents of tailed 13 and 25 points In the; a report from health officer Arthur Princeton, Franklin .and South two sessions. 1 Bartolozzl that more than 50 Brunswick townships are invited. Route 1 Stiidy^ \ew Zones South Brunswick continued Us I dolls, described asextreinfilji-dan- rout by outscorlng Jamesburg 27- j The Improvement will be under-. (See BOARD, bacl^^ge) 19 In the final period. Rose h ^ ! In Burglarit taken as part of the "spot safety For Apartments Considered nine points In the session. ; ‘8 improvement program" and will consist of elimination of- the haz - 0- No one but Rose scored more j ■ South Brunswick f»H ce reported A new contract between the South a study of the Turnpike exit 8-A. ardous curve and the Installation than six points for the Vikings, j this week that an increase in bur Brunswick Planning Board and its Mr. Jarm er said the 8-A study Re tlie unorthtxlox aritiim e'ic -•t»T!ie been i'roken into several times N«‘a|r Kingston higher. Central Post's reptinci, whof.iiled since the first of the year, result ing in 'a total loss of approxl- - .A ' third of the gifts to the to remove the $176.;36 -it; this m itely $100, all in cash. Is ruriu'd Dfmii .Amiu.il Capital Fund Appe.il came vear's school taxes. tS'iR'cted in On one recent occasion, a Ken troni out.side rrincetoi, Borough D ecend'er. from-V.is -U':'’ ractions. i lie api'licauon fbrapi oposed dall Park resident returned to her .m3 Township. Indic.itins aware s ■ -O. ■ 848 - unii garden apartment de- 'home, which had been locked, and ness that ttie hospit.il i.-i, ,i ■ .m - velopntent near Kingston was confronted a pair of burglars-, who ir.unity medical health a i r.tei ;ot turned down last Tliursda,'.'i>y the ^ W eekt'iid fled, in the act. She reported .a theft persons within an eigl t ti' Iv-m.ile Ftanklin Township Council in a 3-4 of $173 in cash. radius. vote. . . TWO weeks ago, another Kendall T he application, sub.n;itted lyv - The first', aijr.ua; ,ipi>ial \ \ e a t I u M ’ brought gifts from 753new donors. P.irk '.vom.in nearly h.id her house Ma-.o S. Sisler, was tor a w.iri- I-or tlie nrst week ■'i ' on Attorney Ralph $. M a son w'as Mowt. up wtien theives turned on ■aiu'e to consm tci the aptirtmeni i'ecar., th.ere is :\i r. w:. of ttie kitchen range gas jets after con-plex on a 73-acre tract oi: elected to tite 17-mer. ber iioardrf snow in the fiv>--iiay fnrei .uSt re- trustees and re-elected were Iir. steatii.e.-only liquor. The woman Roiit(> 27. The. proposal also Gon- ■ieased t-y the ■Tren.toi; '.veaibe: had returned hon.e just in time lioiiert S Garl'er, Frank I .T.iplin, tainisl an eight-acre shopping cen I'ure.ui or. Wednestia-. ■; oi i.ina. to turn the jets off. James Carey .tnd Samuel Froth- ter. Oificialhv. the " moi'. says ten - Othi-r reixm s include t reak- ingham. . I'hursda'.'s action by thecouncil peratures will avei-.o; i've. ti.t in i! C.bnstat te School and sever.il Three [>e: sons were cited ! y ovei titles a prior recomniendri- season normal-o: 37 ti mmV Ahm- incidents involving .dtempted tioi! bf tite. Board of Adjustment B'o.ird Presid.--n>' C.ecrce W. Con- -d.ii'. Put r.ut: is exp-t'o' burgl.-.r.tc-.> when resiriei t ' -vere' for appt ova.l. (Set HOSPITAL, back page'- at )-<:>n ► -■ let pine. nl o l 2 , .inti [ocalion ol new _br id of. KM a Fitzgerald \Museum Shows (Collection To \lake First Trio To Play At Next Door The Losln* Blues, an unusu Presbyterian Church un Saturday, Lpaintings. who died . in 1960, was for many by master classic guitarist Andres City In New York’ s Green-wdeh Vil lile to the movies* Oscar) seven The Balken Collection consists years director of the Department of Segovia at McCarter Theatre on lage and The Gilded Cage In Phil times. Playioy's Jazz Poll for the of 6S paintings, the majority of Fine Arts at the CarnegieinstttMe adelphia. which are portrait's, ranging in date and a, pioneer ^n the collecting of Monday, Mar. 27 at 8:30 p.m. last four ;,ears, and the Billboard - 0 - from 1780 to 1855. Collected over American Art. Major pieces to be performed by- and iJowhbeat magazine polls onan 'MIKADO' TO BE SHOWN almost anmial Itasis. a period of years, many came ^rom The exhibition, which will re-j M r, Segovia include Duane's .Miss E'itzgerald is.^virtually the the Berkshire region in Massachu main on display for two monthe,! "English Suite," the "Sonatina "The -Mikado," performed bythe only leadinc populat singer who setts, others from New York, Con is the first full showing of the Bal Meridional" by Ponce (which was D'Oyly Carte Opera Company Is dedicated to Segovia), andthe"Ar- has never had an "act" in her entire necticut, Rhode Island, Pennsyl ken Collection since It returned scheduled for six performances'll career.' Her personal manager vania, and New Jersey. ■ from Williamsburg, Va., where It ruUadora" by Castelnuovo-Tedes- the Trent Theater in Trenton on once had actor MelFerrer "stage" One of the interesting things was on loan during construction of co. The program will feature works Wednesday and Thursday, March one for her, but cjulcklydroppedthe about the Balken Collection is that Princeton’ s new museum buUdlng. by a total of 10 Italian, Spanish 8 and 9, at 2, 4:30 and 8:30 idea. "Jt was silly," he said "all none of the names of well-known The exhibition is open to the and English composers, including p. m. The film is in technicolor, that lighting technique and patter, painters of the period is present. public. Art Museum hours are Sot, Purcell, Scarlatti, Paganini and tickets are on sale now at Schubert, and Milan. never mean anything. People just Instead, It offers instructive evi Tuesday through Saturday from 10 i the tiox office. want her to stand up there and dence of the work being done in a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays from; sing." provincial rather than metropoli 2 to 4 p.m. Which is just what she will do at tan areas. Some Of the painters -0 - J McCartet on M ar.29.Tickets,now were local artisans, others pre SCHOLARSHIP AUDITIONS on sale at the box office, are going sumably itinerant painters whohad Classic Series for the fast. ‘ . their training as coach or sign To Include Film SUMMER SESSIONS of THE COLUMBUS BOYCHOIR SCHOOL Of Billy Budd’ COLUMBUS BOYCHOIR CAMP Third in McCarter Theatre’s A comp for musical boys; 8-14 July 2-29 Classic Film Series, Novel Into Film, yirill be a single showing ol INSTRUMENTAL CAMP the 1963-film version of Herman! For boys ond girls; 12-20; June 25-July 29 Melville's "Billy Budd" on Tues day, March 7, at 8 p. m. PRINCETON TEAM'S model of waterfront renewal project is part of Museum Starring Peter Ustinov as Cap of Modern Art's current show, The m New..... z'.;,...City: Architecturea— and Urban ^Re- tain Vere and Robert Ryan as Clsig- newal." SUNDAY, MARCH 12lli gart, "Billy Budd" introduced actor Terence Stamp in the title role, an angelic young sailor unjustly Vniversity Team^s Project 2 - 5 P.M. provoked Intdmurder and then hung THE COLUMBUS BOYCHOIR SCHOOL for his crime. Melville's famous M ovie T ime novel explored the deep inner con Shown At \ . y . Museum Rosedale Rood, Princaten, N.J. 609/924/5858 flict between military justice and Princeton University's con of it, and the new; an open meadow i PLAYHOUSE human compassion in Captain tribution to the current show at the in which isolated buildings stand, "The Nl^t of the- Generals," today through Tuesday, with show P R I C E T O N Vere; the film version is a dra Museum of Modern Art in New York Princeton's team was faced with ings at 2:30, 7 and 9;30 p. m. matically effective one. City will be discussed on Saturday, the problem of making the water The "Generals," a movie for The cast also features Melvyn March 4, at 2:30 p. m , over front both visible and useful, and adults, stars Peter O'Toole,Omar INGMAR BERGMAN Douglas and, in a small role, Da WCBS-TV. relating It to major crosstown Sharif, Tom Courtenay, Donald vid MacCaMum, who subsequently The exhibition, entitled "The streets. Their proposal calls for Pleasance and Joanna Pettet in a reached greater heights of fame New City: Architecture and Ur a public plaza opening on the Hud hunt for the brutal murderer of a as one of,the "men from U.N.C.E." ban Renewal" was created by four son River at the end of 125th Street. Tickets for "Billy Budd" are avail universities - Columbia, Cornell, prostitute in Nazi-occupied War '« Mtfiw n to flto. pndMd MI A, two-bulldhig structure, built saw. GtAieCt able at the door. > Massachusetts Institute of Tech mtoscMsbySMi SpiMM.Ftr over the river and extending north GARDEN nology and Princeton. Each ap wIm HIw vMd ■■Mdriws. 30 blocks, parallels a 16-block Ingmar Bergman film festival, proached a specific problem and itonitplMMyafillNra:- MANCN344 • Art Exhibition long building along Broadway. The today- through Wednesday. Shows BoS<*v Croautttor Atow Y^fe F.n proposed suitable solutions. .enclosed land would be developed ■ 'ly at 7 and 8:30 p, m,, with The Columbia team faced the as a new park, and a promenade matinees at 2:30 p. m, on Wednes To Aid MS Drive problem of providing housing with over the river would extend from day, Saturday and Sunday. March 1 SUMBIIIKiir out relocating people. Their dra MANCH44 6 — _ The third annual bivltation Art the plaza down to 110th Street. and 2, "Three Strange Loves," matic solution turns a major Exhibit for the benefit of the Cen M .LT.'s way of developing hew Tlllcit Interlude," .March 3 and 4, source of blight - the railroad TNniHUiUSS ^ ^ tral New Jersey Chapter of the Na land out of under-used or mis "The Magician," and "Smiles of a tracks that run above ground from tional Multiple Sclerosis Society used areas proposed connecting Summer Night," .March 5 and 6, nwttr dMActl 97th Street north - Into a 37- will be held at the Trenton Trust Randall's Island and Ward's Island "Through A Glass Darkly," and block long building to !ie erected in .MAHCH7 44 Company, Trenton, March 13 to each other and to Manhatt^ "The Devll'is Eye," March 7 and 8, stages. The tracks would be cov m 'KIl (riTK)l,K (I.M.\II SlI.VlllF 6th WEEK! through March 31. Earth dams would provide easy "Winter Light," and "Secrets of ered by a concrete vault, atop which From the works of exhibiting access and create two hew lakes Women." TOM ( (M IITK.VW* AT1:3St9:49 mBRUHSWKK new housing, shops and community professional artists, the jury se which might be used as major THEATERS IN TRENTON IMI\UJ)I1,H\SKN(K lections willbebasedonthose most facilities would lie built. ’ .lULWV i m i T • TRENTON'S ART THEATRE • 1310 BRUNSWICK AVE. recreation areas. Greenwood: "Blow-Up." Comp»*t# Shosut Bt 7 00 ' ■AUFIE" The Cornell team sought to mod • iiiiu m : NoiHfT BfM} BDOfoa 8 30 p M suitable and saleable for Christ-(■ Members of the Princeton Uni Brunswick: ".Alfle," mas card . reprodictions. Jury ify New Y'ork City's existing grid OAILT AT ? 30, 7 4 9 30 MATS W (0 SAT . 4 SUN NOMINATED FOR 5 ACADEM Y AW ARDS plan to Improve circulation, and versity team Include Peter D. Lincoln: "The Night of the Gen at ? OO P M members include Charles Child, Eisenman, Michael Graves, G. erals," artist from Lumberville; Mrs, encourage the development of parks and new neighborhoods. Danial Perry, Stephen Levine and Trent: "The Corrupt Ones," Margaret Fisher, Philade^hia J ay Turnbull. MMCV Museum of Art; and James Hamil Their project reconciles two the - 0 - 0- * - 4 ^?4Oll|0 ton of Lambertville, scenic design ories of city design; the traditional: The exhibition continues through .\I ezzhrSoj) ra n o er. solid mass with spaces carved out Monday, March 13. Exhibitors may submit two -t- paintings, suitably framed and To Perf'orni In wired, at 48 North Overbrook .Ave,, Art Association To Hear IT’S ELLA FITZGERALD! BEST"YEAII! Trenton, March 6 through M ar^ (Concert Series MICHAEL CAINE 9 from 11 a. m. to 4 p. m, Her Very First - 0 - Authority On Fine Framing Princeton University Concerts BEST ACTOR (Serl^ 1) will present Grace Bum Princeton 4 RECITALS TO RESUME Robert Kulicke, authority on neer in developing new techniques bry, mezzo-soprano, at McCarter appearance is on VIVIEN MERCHANT picture framing, acknowledged as and designs. His innovations in Theatre on N^nday, March 6, at Student recitals at the New one of the men responsible for the clude his revolutlonary"demount- 8:30 p. m. BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS School for Music Study will resume renaissance of fine frame making able frame, versatile frame Grace Bumbry's voice has car WED. MARCH 29 Best Seng • Best Screen Ploy, on Friday, March 3, at 8p. m,Stu in the U.S.,wilibe the guest speak which can readily be disassembled ried her from chndhood singing In a dents appearing include Dawn er at a meeting of the Princeton Art and changed in slaje and shape church choir to laternational fame Cooper, Stephen Farris, TedHell- Association on Thursday, March 9. for different pictures. He has also in. opera. Her Uiajsual career has at 8:30 well, Sylvia Kraehenbuehl, Leigh The meeting, which will be c^ n to developed a novel "clip frame," encompassed Sucii events as a na McBride, Darryl MaePherson,Da the public, will be held at the Uni and a cast acrylis sheet to be used tionwide television appearance at at McCarter Theatre vid Palmer, Laurie Relsherg, tarian Church, at 8 p. m. in place of glass in traveling art the -age o f 17, sensational suc Cindy Soffen, Diane Trimble, Gien- .Mr, Kulicke will survey the his shows, cesses at two great European op HURRY! Only $4.50 na Weist>erg and Connie Vial. tory of the craft of frame making, A short business meeting of the era houses, and an American debut illustrating his talk with colored Art Association will precede Mr. at the White House at Mrs. John F. and $5.00 tickets slides of outstanding frames inthe KUlicke's talk. Members will be Kennedy’ s invitation. International Metropolitan Museum of Art, The asked to vote upon revised by fame came with her appearance at remain. the Wagner Festival In Bayreuth as (REemmENDEO FOR NATURE AUDIENCES) lecture will be a preview of one to laws of the Association, and to elect be presented at the Smithsonian In-r members' of the Nominating Venus in "Tannhaeuser." German il J i i . J i stitutton in Washington in April, Committee for 1967-1968, .Mrs, "purists" objected to the appear MAIL AND PHONE cnoR T H E A T R i S ance of an American Negro in the MICHAElCAfflE«ALFlE The examples Mr. Kulicke has se Neal O'Connor, PAA president, ORDERS WELCOMED traditionally blonde role, hut she ^ ^ ■ T R E N T O N lected for showing will Illustrate will preside at the meeting, with I his thesis that the function of a Charles McVicker in charge of the scored a tremendous success. In »A*HFN STAYK ST PAKK5N'. Ai N-' frame is "to make a picture look program. Refreshments will be 1956 Miss Bumbry made her first McCa r t e r THEATRE appearance at the Metropolitan Op ir s UNEQUM JD ON THE SCREEN! as beautiful as possible," served by a committee headed by BOX 526 e PRINCETON, N.J. e (609)921-0700 ^UHCOLM At the Kulicke Frame, Inc, work !Mrs. George Helmer. era in Verdi's "Don Carlo." shops In New York City, frames ■At her Princeton recital Miss A I brand new | actual performance ■ Continuous From 12 have been designed and manufac Bumbry will present songs by Scu- bert and Schumann. Standing room Ptter O'Toole tured for major museums and pri ^ M cC arter Theatre of The D’OyJy Carte vate collectors, for pictures rang rickets are now available at the ing from the 13th century School box office. Opera Company. NIGHT OF of Giotto to the most abstract ex % ofP > -nicctofi i r pressions, Kulicke frames hang in Weinrich To Give THE GENERALS the Metropolitan Museum of Art, A WEEKEND OF REPERTORY the Museum of Modern Art, andthe with McCarter's NatTonal Gallery, and the firm's Recital At Rutgers Professional Repertory Company ■ clients include the Samuel H. Kress' Carl Weinrich will give an or m TRENT Foundation,' Robert Motherwell, gan recital in Kirkpatrick Chapel Continuous from 12 Franz Kline, Joseph Pulitzer Jr,, at Rutgers university on Sunday, Thursday, March 2nd at 7:30 ) and the widow of Jackson Pollack, Suspense h it! March ij, at 8:30 p. m. The pro A graduate of the Philadelphia gram will consist of compositions Museum of Art school, and still a by Mendelssohn, Buxtehude, Mo THE CORRUPT part-time painter, Mr. Kulicke zart, Byrd, Sweelinck, Daquin, IINIET "fell under the spell of frames" Messiaen, and Bach. as a student of painting and sculp ONES Mr. Weinrich's latest recording Friday, March 3rd at 0:30 Robert Stock ture, He studied with Fernand of the first six Concerts of Handel, j Leger, in,Paris, where the frame EJke Sommer in which he is assisted by the making craft had been revived in Fiedler' Sinfonietta, will be re ROBERT KUUCKE . Premiere the 1930's, He is known as a pio leased by itC.A Victor in .April. TO RUtURT WIRIMR Performances Two hours of hcHy loughs! 4 times only m Mi. s. or PeMM AMPLE Neck Circle on U. S. 1 FREE Saturday, March 4 at 8:30 March 15 and 16 at Prlacetoa Rec. Ctr. CUSSIC A SHE P'fduciior- of THE D OYIV CARTE O^ERa COMpanv . THE MIKADO t»v W S PARKING GILBERT aod ARTHUR-SULUVAN ‘ Based 30?rie Stage'oy ANTMOM^ |||||b BESC-H • Produced by ANTHpNv HAVEL'OCK-ALLEN and JOHN 0RA8OURNE • NOW! R I N C E I -SHOWTIMES- FILM THRU TU ES! Pr^HLCton, N J f Mon. Thro Fri. WAITING FOR fiODOT Oueoied b> STUART BURGE • T E C H N IC O L O R ' W ID E S C R E E N ■ ■ Herman Melville’s , Acvliiimod for professiorui! excoUerjct-' from WARNBR BROS. I2SHOWS78.9P.M.L EVE. 3 5H5W51 Sunday, March 5 at 3:00 Som tthing/brEvtrjfaH e! i'X'T. a t th e MATINEE EACH DAY AT 2:30 6 - 8 - 1 0 P BILLY A L L SEA TS $1.50 E V E . 3 SI ONCE EACH EVE. AT 8 P.M. ZEf^/vVOSIbL 5 -7 -9 P.M. 'A LL SEA TS $2.50 FUNNY BUDD Tie TEMPEST GAROtN ■ (1963) .G.T H t A 1' I- R.Q SPECIAL GROUP RATES AVa ILa BYe PHILSiLVERS THING LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE * w 1 6 0 Nassau Street"'-^ FOR STUDENTS CALL MANAGER At JACKGIIFORP ——COMING!— with Peter Ustinov. Robert happened Ryon, Terence Stomp FIRST THREE OF THESE PLAYS! ^ 924-0023 . B U S I^ KEATON ON THE WAY TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE OF DR. Tickets SI .OOatttiedoor Tickets, Orcti. $4.50, 3.50; Bole. $3.50, COLOR By DcLuit TOTHE 2.5ff>-Iiu,»nniswick's direc-or of welfare, Sir Chester, 92, a member of The fifth annual Blue and Gold Bri.ui Frank, Bol'cat; Douglas Gel- Chester'Beatty of Dublin, Ireland— attended ,i sen iiiar at Roosevelt the Princeton Class of 1897, was Dinner Of Cub Scout Pack 90’w.as ler. Lion b.idge. one gold .ind two ranked by scholars as the "greatest silver arrows, .rnd a second ye.ir :Hospit.iI in Menlo Park Monday, knighted in 1954 for his contribu held Sunday night at the Green collection of Oriental rrianuscrlpts held to acquaint ASiddlesex County tions to Britain's World War D brier Restaurant in North Bruns pin; Stuart Norris, Lion badge, ever assembled by a privare col one gold .ind three silver arrow; welfare officer.'^ witli county fa effort. After a distinguished and wick. cilities .d ttie hospital. ' lector" - were placed on publi< Attending were the fathers and Steve Moreill and Scan Newman, highly successful career In min Speaker.*: included freeholder display last night at Princeton Uni sons, plus two guests, George Wolf badge; Jackie Mann, Jackie versity. , ing engineering and development, George Otlowski, the rhalnnan of he became a naturalized Engllsh- Blackburn, institutional repre Moritz .uid Jody Titus, den chief , The two-month exhibition in the cords; and Chet Goblwusser and puMic welfare in tlte county,,and tT;an in 1933 and established his sentative, and Ned France, as Harvey S. Firestone Memorial Li the seminar featured ,a lecture on home in Dublin In 1950, In recogni sistant district commissioner of Jln;my Lane, one-year service brary, the first ever given the pins. Medicare and.discussion.s on wel- tion of his benefactions to the Dub M Iddlesex C(kint y. Beatty Collection in the United Also receiving .iwards were f.ire in tt'.e cotmtv. lin National Gallery, Irish cltUen- The pack's den mothers attended ■ States, marks a newly estaidished Stephen Goldwasser. assistant - 0 - ' ship was conferred upon him In for the first time, Ken Norris was "continuing collaboration" between chairman of the affair. deniier and second year pin; David the University Library and the 1957. , The program consisted of a Andrews, denner; Randy Zaic and, Sill IS (Jiorns ' Beatty Library in Dublin. In Dublin he has Since built two flag ceremony and a demonstration Paul Meniolo, one-year pins; Al The ijesources of the Beatty Li special libraries to house the moVe conducted by the Webelos and one len Jatiolowski and Donald Kll- Is In F estiral brary,, extending hack in time to than 13,000 volumes and art ob boy from each den. The welcome i'urn, two-\ear. pins; Wayne Ja- 2,500 B.C. and geographically jects assembled during a half-c^in- was handled by Mr. Norris. liolowski, three-year pin; Allen , The South Brunswick Hlgh.School ranging east from Western Eiigope tury of collecting: and^ which he Cubs receiving awards were Malakoff, one-year piti and silver Ichoni.s will >:e featured this Siih-’ to the islands of the Pacific be .UTOW-; and Tod Rosenfeld, two- day, M.irch in ,i chor.il festival comes available to American has bequeathed In trust to the peo year, one gold and otie silver ar at Pi.scataway High .School, spon scholars thrmigh a series of public ple of his adopted Ireland. Advice ()n Taxes row. sored In the Middlesex County 3.. Coniniiitee ineii bers wlio were Music Educators' Association. To Be ( MTcrcd presented awards were Mrs. -Alfred Ricci, the South Bruns Margaret Lane and Mrs. Leah wick High School music bistructor, Frank, four-year pins, and Mr, is chairman of the festival com To Homt'owners Norris, three-year pin. mittee. Advice on how to save money on Individual Federal Incoriie Tax KIMBLE will be given to members of the TOP BRASS in Rutgers' ROTC programs include, from left, Lt. Col. Earl Somerset Homeowners Civic .As sociation at their regular monthly BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL W. Holtzscheiter of 3 Hastings Road, Kendall Park, commander of tiie Air meeting on Monday, March G, at FUNERAL HOME Force unit; Brig. Gen. (ret.) Harry Besley of North Brunswick, ROTC the Hillcrest School in Franklin Policy Committee; and Col. John Pidgeon of East Brunswick, Army ROTC. at 8:30 p.m. ------► DIRECTORY <------Princeton, N. J. Interpretations of new income -s , tax rulings and tips on solving Nearly 2^000 Air Force^ Army Cadets tax problems will come from a panel of tax accountants from the For Information Call 297-3434 firm of Hartz, Katz and Co.,Hlght DIRECTORS ON CALL Participate In Rutgers^ ROTC Program land Park. Bernard Hartz, presi dent of the firm and treasurer of HARDWARE DRUG STORE 24 Hours by Phone Highland Park will be the princi One of the country's largest A. & M „ The Citadel and Vir Cadets receive uniforms free pal speaker. Accompanying him and most productive Reserve Of ginia Military Institute, of, charge and are paid $40 a 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Week-days at Olfice on the panel will tie George Katz SIEGELS ficers Training Corps programs Air Force second lieutenant's rtionth In the last two years of FRANKLIN PARK PHARMACY and Howard Presant, both mem operates on the Butgers campus bars were presented to 72 Rutgers the program, plus the equivalent of or bers of the accounting firm. -in New Brunswick. graduates last year and 90 the a second lieutenant's half pay In After a presentation on tax rul Abolit one of every three Rut year before. The Army unit also summer training camp. By Appointment ings and deductions for the home- gers College students, more than ranks among the leaders, having The ROTC progrant has a num Your Problems ore ours owner, individual tax problems 1,900 of them, is enrolled Ineither commissioned 141 men In 1965 ber of strictly voluntary, extra can be discussed t)y homeowners THE THREE BROOKS 924^0018 (Area Code 609) the Army or Air Force program, and 15,2 last year. curricular activities. Their scope and their guests. on the rood to Princeton putting these programs among the LL Col. Earl W. Holtzscheiter Includes nationally ranked drill near Kingston Open 7 Days - 0- nation's largest voluntary groups. of 3 Hastings Road, Kendall Park, teams, the Army's Scarlet Rifles Hours daily Mon., Tues., Thurs. FAST, FREE DELIVERY In numbers of officers commis who commands the Air Force uixl the Atr Force'sQueens Guard; Sot. 8:15 to 6 Corner Rt. 27 ond sioned, the Rutgers Air Force ROTC unit, points out that some "Green Beret" type of special CLOSED SUNDAYS program In the past two years has of the freshmen who enter the forces, the Air Commandoes and Henderson Road Q.. ..'=1 Telephone WA 1-6215 ranked second among is i units, program know that 'they can't qual ,the Army Rangers; active flying Lenox Filters Kirsch Rods Cali 291-3571 including schools such as Texas ify physically for advanced ROTC, {groups, the Silver Wings in the the final two years of the Tour- Air Force unit and the Sky Cav; SOUTH BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS year program, but they want to a band, and national military honor HOME REPAIRS DEPARTMENT take the course anyhow. societies, the Army's Scabbard PLUMBING "The ROTC program has a uni PRESENTS and Blade and the Arnold Air que feature. , Leadership develop Society. /PUJMBINdS ment Is a paramount consideration Rutgers' ROTC program, which in every phase of our activities has been non-compulsory since and for most students offers the 1961, has Its roots In a, program best leadership training on the of military training begun under MARCH I4TH & I8TH campus," says Col; Holtzscheiter. the regulations of the Land-Grant CALL DA 9-6063 CABINETS 8:40 m m m According to the program chief, Act following the Civil War. Bre All Scats Reserved - Sec Mail Order Bvlb\k- i classroom work stresses problem vet Maj. Joslah ,H. Kellogg, a COUNTER TOPS DONALD C. ROOHlR j solvlng and student participation West .Point graduate aind Civil INC. Alterations & Additions SCHOOL TO: SBHS Ployers i through reports and debates, War veteran, served as the first j In the fall and spring, the ROTC Georges Rd. Dayton AUDITORIUM South Brunswick High School commander with the dual title ■ units drill out-of-doors every of professor of civil engineering FISCHER BROS. INC. Monmouth Junction, H .J. $2 ae ! Wednesday afternoon. In addition, iiiid superintendent of military In Call 291-9111 FULLY LICENSED 8. INSURED I the men In the advanced program ( 2.00) (1.50) struction. or 291-9629 ,'■(■1. froiifr x.T c/cc stake part In special weekend and The program t^gan with a hand Please se n d me A niii T STUDENT tickets to the production of “ BRIGADOON" by I summer training sessions. ful of students and little equip I The content of the courses qual- ment. Today, its enrollment ap- 5BHS Ployers, March----, 1967. I hove enclosed TRANS. SPEC. {ifles them as college credit I proaches the 2,000 mark and the HARDWARE o self-addressed envelope (checks payable to I courses. In four years, a cadet ioperatlng costs for the Army is SBHS Players) WORLD’S LARGEST will acquire 14 credits toward bis ; $207,000 and the Air Force $197,- MBS CHARLENE SHUNN diploma. OOO. • . AUTOMATIC DELTA 4- Miss Shunn Plans TRANSMISSION HARDWARE INC. SPECIALISTS August Wedding May we EASY To Mr. Garzillo TERMS Evorythlng you nood The engagement of Miss Char FREE to call it horo. show off our Either lip holds handset lene Shunn, a physical education T owing-Inspect! on-Roodtest Pick up the phone, and fhe push buttons while you leave phone lemporariiy. teacher at South Brunswick High are in the palm of your hand Just hang phone on side of base. School, to Patrick Garzillo of PHONE'828-1141 AX 1-9426 South Plainfield was announced 821 Somerset St. Hwy. «27 new baby? this week. • New Brunswick . Kendoll Pork SKopping Center Miss Shunn plans an August wedding to Mr. Garzillo, who Is a speech pathologist in the South APPLIANCES Brunswick school system. Rwtiohl^ s*fvrc« sme* 1922 She is the daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. H.J, Shunn of Concordia, WEBER'S I V & APPLIANCE Comfortable earpiece. Kansas, and her fiance is the son of Mr. , and Mrs. Carmen Garzillo LATEST COLOR TELEVISIONS G. E . 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State Cnllege. dialing twice as fast you don't need Musical tones trigger C X. to see the - 0 - ' . electronic Connections base to phone to spbed your call. Saves kitchen space kiugstou (Jiiircli best recipe for folks Push buttons by hanging, on side ot a cabinet, light up Ad)ustable SlaU\*i Luncheon newly moved to or beneath on e. when you pick ■ bell up the phone, or under a counter. KINGSTON - The aimua! spring Recall button with new go you can lower tone. luncheon of the Won.ens' As- ^ South Brunswick clears the line socl.ilion of the Kingston Pres- always see between calls to dial. tiyterian Ciiurcb’ will I'O held Fri Fai«e one phone cal! (or coupo je'low). Lets you call day., M.irch 3 in the Na.ssau Inn ' yTV adCHioslessadd fhosless v.ifh bast etc of z:‘;s and again without at’n:.30 a.m. _ ,y \ ' intorm.jtion about the cit, strr m genu reaching to hang Guest sjiP.iker '.vil! be Mr*. .An- up first. me hocpitahty. and yoi. 'i have a gen nabelle Tuthill of S.ilen. whose crous and dnirghtfui viercyne J-ust- topic-will be "The-Opjen Door” . She ■ X phone ■ ’ will be accompanied ! v Mi.ss .Anne. .Snvder .who 'will duscus.s wor k b e - j Meet the Trimline'^ phone.,. inc done by the }'resl nerian | with push buttons that come to you. churclie.s It, the Salen.are.i. , Easier to keep clean. Cord Is 18" longer. Buttons stay hidden Mr.s. Rodger Roques i.s in charge; Wclcf a^ on Fprgive us if we sound like a proud parent. But we are proud Not Lets you move from dust and dirt of the .irr.ingen.en'.s , and anyoiiei jjst of the many practical; new features but of this new phone s around more freely, when phone is not in;use. wishing to make a re.servatlon' rema-kabie good fooks. the TrimUne phone, is the world s only or really settle .should contact tier. back and relax. PHONE 291-I2S4 telephone to be selected for the famous Design Collection of the ANNUAL WINTER SPECIAL Museum of Modem Art in New York, . I WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Yet a new Tnmime phone costs just a few pennies a da. You 2 rugs cleaned I Us.- V ■■ ' ■ '"t -s knoA you're he;.- can order j from your Telephone Business Office in wail or table for the price of 1 I * models w-t" either Touch-Tone pushbuttons or a standard dia' NAM; For detai I s I The new Trimime phone is the payo" of years of Bell Labora I ADDRfU'; coll direct 799-1661 tories research p’us Western Eiec'nc s urnaue maoufacturing skiii I CITY You rmgh! can ■ Our ne.s baby A''exander Graham Bell's latest no toll I • P'e.’ se f-a.e Aeicome Wagon Hostess :ai! or- 'oe grandchild. - . tr' i- pick-up and delivi-ry I I 1 A'OiJid I'He IQ aubsenoe to fhe Central Post f New Jersey Bell I ■- a readj iubstrrbe to the Central Po,i 0* Naliofwide ATLANTIC Fz DUl and P'a:i to Central Pcs* K-ndol' P-or, Rug'ond Carpet Cleaning Co. 1337 Hamilton Ave Trenton PAGE FOUR THE GEXTHAL POST THURSDAY, .MARCH 2, 1967 Center Advisorin St. Augustine's Touruameut MOTHFRS-TO-BF CLASSES THE CENTm i POST liew series of classes for Gain Additional n:otliers-t4-j>e will held on Published Every Thursday Motninr in Kendal! Park N. J. To W iud i p This W eekend Tuesdav ft'om 2 to 4 p.m. at the by The Princeton. I'acket, Inc. Eight -Members 7‘ isiting Nurse Assoc Lit Ion In Mid Second Class P«.stage Paid at Kendall Park, N. J. The qualifying round of St. to a.n:. I-inal.s and rcmsol.ition dlesex County, 211 George St,, Eight newly-appointed members Augustine's sixth grade basket games will tv played at 3 and 4 New Brunswick. The first class Edward p. Burke, Eiditor to the South Brunswick Com ball tournament ended this week- p.m. respectively. will be held on Tuesday, March munity Center .Advisory Com :end with one of the host school's Trophies will I'e awarded to the 7. There hs .t registration fee Paul I-.. Carpentei, Manaring Editor mittee were introduced last week i|two entries posting a win and first four to.inis immecii.itely which tr.ay be paid at the first by Mrs. Hazel Froscher, chair the other suffering a loss. after the fiiul game. class. Serving South Bruns'-vick and Franklin Townships man, at a meeting in the munici The first game of the tourney, pal building. which is featuring 14 tean:s from TWIN COUNTY Business Offices — 10 .\ll.ston Rd., Kendall Park, NVJ, 08824 Mrs. Edvi-ard Bednar is now area parochial schools in two St. Barrinbaiii serving as liaison with both the weekends of competition, saw St. BAPTIST CHAPEL services at AXri'.inster 7-3434 South Brunswick Recreation Com- Peter's of New Brunswick defeat Episropal (ihurrh m Isslon and the newly formed South St. Mary of South River 34-16. CONSTABLE SCHOOL St. Peter’ s scoring attack was m eeting at PRICE: 10 CENTS ONE YEAR; $3 BY .MAIL Brunswick Youth Council. James Constable Rd., Kendall Pk. Bunce, manager of the South led by Phil Trelease with 13 points. The second game pitted Immacu Greenbrook School Brunswick branch of the National 10 o.m...... Sunday School Bank of New Jersey, Donald Rod- late Conception of Somerville, last >G. Kcathili 'f'tifK ner of Daydon and Aaron Rosloff year’ s winner, against Sayrevllle’ s 11 o.m.. .. .Morning Worship Our Lady of Victory. Led by .411 Princeton Packet classified ads of Kendall Park, both local busi 7 p.m...... Evening Worship Family Svc.: Sun., lOa.m. nessmen, are representing the Richard Chamber’ s 13 points in the second half. Immaculate Concep appear weekly jn The Central Post & South Brunswick Chamber' of (Nursery for oil services) The Rev. Frank K Jago Commerce. tion won 28-20. David Kwlatkow- The Windsor-Hights Herald . Mrs. Gerald, Harrison, direc ski hit for 11 points for the losers. Phone 297-3128 for information. J97-J8J9 tor of'the South Brunswick Wel St. Augustine's played its "B" fare Department; Mrs. James L, team against St. Mary's of New Brunswick with St. Mary coming :bC^;i!S^S^S^5?WS^gS^S^S?S?S^S^5^y7^S?S?S?S^S^S?S?S?gS?S?S?g;sAA■affi^5^.S^S^S^S?^ Carroll, a member of the Gorh- munity Action Prograni and of the out on top 28-17. Don Soden led Day Care Center Planning Com the way for the winners with 14 mittee; Mrs.- John L. Lehet, in points. Mark Brennan hit for 12 structor of English in South Bruns points for the St. Augustine's "B" wick High School; and Mrs. Walter team. Maxwell of the South Brunswick The .fourth game played Satur Library Committee, have also been day saw the St. Augustine’ s "A" appointed. team defeating a strong contingent Resignations have been accepted from St. John's In New Brunswick from four members of the com 26-21. The game went down to the mittee, but the new appointments final minutes With Tom Foley and have increased the membership Tom O’ Connor of St. .Augustine's from the original 18 to 22. each hitting for 10 points. Joe Muth of St. Johns took game honors - 0- with 13 points. The final game of the week was Cuhs In Park 98 played by St. Paul's of Highland Park and St. Ladlslaus of New Hold Blue & Gold Brunswick. St. Paul’ s proved too strong for the New Brunswick M. J . MURPHY PBA Presents 'Gold Chaplain % Badse ’ group and won 29-20. St. Pauls Fuherol Home Annual Banquet F rank Schuessler, left, presl- i 1’96C, and the badge is in rerog- was led by Rtchle Ezyske’ s 11 DA 9^-2000 dent of the South Brunswick Po- | nitlon of that service. Mr. points. St. Ladlslaus’ s Steve Su- The second annual Blue and Gold falko hit for 10. Se rviiig South Brunswick Township ond Vicinity Banquet for Cub Scout Pack 98 llcemen's Benevolent Assocla- j Schues.sler is the pre.sident of tion Local 166, presents the | PBA Local 166. Rev. Jago is St. Francis "A" team will play Ridge Road Monmouth Junction was held last Sunday evening at Sacred Heart of New Brunswick the Howard Johnson’ s Restaurant PBA's "Gold Chaplain’ s Badge" j the vicar of St. Barn.ihas’ Epis to the Rev, Frank Jago. The I copal Church in Kendall Park. during the week at St. Francis. Iri East Brunswick. The second round of competi Pack 98 cubmaster Martin Engel presentation was made In asur- | His duties with the PBA include A uscid car is cheaper than ^ new Volkswagen, prise ceremony Monday .night , offici.ating at various PBA tion will get under way Friday, welcomed the boys to the banquet March 3, at 7 p.m. with St, until you us0 it stating "This month we.^reaffirm at the municipal building. Rev. ' activities and he is on call for Jago has l)een the official chap-^| any protilems or enjergencies Peter's of New Brunswick play our pledges to scouting, we reaf ing Immaculate Conception of V'i firm our faith that it is an oppor- i lain of the local PBA since it | concerning individual township Thot 1964 une'i something-OrJyDther loots pretty was established in January of policemen. Somerville. St. Mary of New attract.ve out then- on th e , lot, Th.e sunlight tunlty for !>oys to grow in the abll- | Brunswick will play St. Francis ■shining .rc it. : ' ity to do things for themselves and 1 "B " team next. others." | The winner of this week's Sa And the il.iOO price tag loots pretty 'atirac- ’ After the opening ceremony was | (irogshop, SR Sw KIk) ( x r a b cred Heart and St. Francis ".A" tive toot Jin case you're ihte,i^ted, that's about performed by Stephen Plcone of game will then take on St. Mat ■ $200 less Ilian a t'rand-new V'-AM Den 3, the birthdays of Harold thew's of Edison. The final game They te liycu it’s the,buy ot the year. Lang, Howard Diamond and Jim W iii8 In Men's L c ‘ a « F i n Pla\ of the night's activities will fea- Soycubuyit. Roberts were observed. * ture St. Paul's of Highland taking Awards Included the Wolf rank ■ A couple of months later you mo.y find out why Jn the South Brunswick Men's|had 13 and Steve Lorik had 12,, on the St. Augustine's ".A" team, the cor *n..jed up on somebody's used car lot. and.^ Gold Arrow to Larry Plcone Basketball League action over thej Walt Titterington led Reggie's final; day of competition! Just suppose it burns oil all the time. /With a new and the Lion, rank to Mark Abrams. past w-eek, wins were posted by the I with a whopping 34, while A1 The "Cubby" attendance award will tie Saturday, Marciv 4, wlthj Voltswagjen you won't expect that'^lo happ-en. Grogshop, Steele, Rosloff and i Balcomb hit for 2C and John Mai- semi-finals’ getting underway at went to Den 3, while Den 4 received Smith and the Elks Club. | ket had 12 points. ers wlio rep- can be. financing arrangement. And our personal interest A Channel 47 television pro- hand Danis itealty its first season The 4-H. dull Congre.ss Com-i resented the clul' in host Sunday's gram tonight, March 2, .at 6 p.m. loss. The Elks were paced by- in you means that We'll do everything possible to petition Workshop will lie held on I Benefit Horse Show, took fifth will feature Leonard Blank of i Bruce Sandrik with 20 while Frank say "Y e s ” to your loan request. Come in and talk March 10, at 7:30 p.m. and .squ;irc' place in .Junior English Horse- Kendall Park, aRutgers University ; Bragaito and Jim Kittrell scoreo held on "College Drop-Outs.'' j larger was high for Danis and for Route 206 to be he Id. at Bartlett Hall also. at the home of Jane Ann Sensbach 'the game, with 21 points, Miss .Adelaide Dawson of Pros of Fiast Brunswick, on March 31, j Jn the final ga>me, Slt3 edged For All Your Banking N eeds . . . pect PlairisR.oad, Cranbury, leader at 7:30 p.n:. KENDALL PARK I Reggie'.s Tavern 77-76 in ov ei- of the club, told men-lter.s aliout ]tline, .A 25-foot jump shot by Ed BAPTIST CHURCH the new Veterinary Science Pro (Adamko with only five seconds 18 Stillwell Rd. . Kendall Park ject in which they could enroll, and jleft on the clock made the dif- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sunday School tor oH. . . 9:4S jfer-'nce; ! Adamko led SRS with 19 points, or CRANiURY MorningWorchipScrV'CC, .^^*90 Evening Service...... '7:00 I eight of which he. scorei! in the First SOME PEOPLE I overtime period. ..Also for SRS, Cranbury Office Pfainsboro Office Wederrsdoy Prayer Meetiryg 8:00 -Jack Miller had 17, Hav Enello (M* Pr<‘sl)VU*riaii Nursery at H :O0 Service T H I N K T H I S FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL (609) 395-0602 . Infrared emi.ssions from Jupiter i V\Oiiiuii Planned / ; indicate the planet radiate.s four MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION times as much energy as it gets The I'niteiJ Presbyterian Women I SYMBOL MEANS Ralph M. Weer Postpr : from the sun. ! 0! 'he Miller Memorial Preshy -1 j te.rian C hni'cl' w ill tiol'd ttie ir fir.st I genor.il a epting of 'tie 'i‘.ir I Wedtie.sday eveniiif, Marcti 8. -d ( 8 p .n .. PROVINCIAL : Mrs. Charie.s Piggot, president, s lid stie f-.f'iiefi tills m eetim : .vil! counts?But.... I li-ad to I '(-.ir-round iiite:"'i in SAVINGS ■.‘•iinien’ s ii'tiv ln e .s . and cnlarly m monthly Bib-le-studvdis Princeton Airways has cussloi;-'. Two I ircli-"c iMvebeenorganizedi r fill- rid.s (utiio.se, one meetlne the sfii'orid Tuesd.iy and the. ntfier nn 'l.e fourth Wednesday of each] m ontli. -D- Ws keiliiHli F. W ail
I Proniolu(i In \F r ? It' V\|> 1liU 1' t'l Ke-i-'er! h . W.tit. m'-;' V .r. and Mr--. Keiine'h r . W.iir -jf ; i ii : intiiia '- I f .l in Genrge.s .Road, Dayior., has. been 1 i'i< i .1, ill- U '.' ..priin oted to .i irm .ir. .second cl.i.ss • V d !c, i ' iih I nil',■1 'In hn in tlie C..S. Air f orce. '(■ ■ ;:;i .i ii . tWi". i‘ .ll 1 U11)|C I .'\in:..in ':W,iit, ,i freu'!;t i.raf- i;* daily flight connections at Kennedy and Newark Airports ; fn ' spec la-list ,it W alker Aj- 1-., N. ' i I ip ia i \ nHl ,i(,- ! i.v a me: ■ d the Sfi it*n3i a.ir ■ill'll!; ih lili i-lni) Ic o n .!’. Hid. .o.idtiahe c,f j Bruns’wick Hir! .s'chcol, !;e atteiided iF.i.sterr. New \lexfcr, ft;iv.*rsity.
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Hourly flights from Princeton Airport r l.,. K' ' '.- I 1 : 'k “s' Princeton HilD v'e-; i.c ''d u :''!. ’ , ' . : I .'k ■ "7 N ■: t- c’c' !fnd B-, H'c;; |t',i >:■" '-.vill t c i.r-cs.-r/nd. ! y Call for reser vat ions: (2? 2)’6’ 6-I099 ■-;■ V . .Ii.i.c lih-rre AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 19 Chambers Street T H U K S D A Y . m a r c h , THE CEXTit.AL IX ST 2 1967 3 P.AGE FIVE Regional Planning! ilHIiliillliijl iBHlllillBBliill To Be Diwussecl IB B At Area Aleeling B "Hegional Planning and Hon.e B liule" will be the theme o£ the Central Area Chapter, New Jer sey Federation of Planning Offl- . d a is, to be held at the Flagpost 1 5 0 0 Itestaurant, .South Brunswick, STAMPS March. 9, at 8 p. m. The meeting *IN ADDITION TO THE STAMPS Y O U l S will be preceded by dinner at 6:30 P. m. IN rOOD FAIR'S BIG STAMP BONANZA! RECEIVE WITH YOUR PURCHASES J g John Beliout, director of the B Urban Studies Center, Kutgers, the B BHBBBBBBBBBBBB IBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB State University, will be the fea- ; tured speakei . FOOD Following Mr, Debout's speech, MERCHANTS panel discussions on specific plan ning problems will be moderated BROILERS or iO O FRii CREEN STAMFS by; Norman Tanznian, .Assem blyman of Middlesex County; Paul, WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF VanWegen, chairman of The Stony Brook - Millstone Waterdihed .As sociation; Jules Marron, director ’ 7 “ or MORE of the Sussex Couiity Department (xcept Cigorettcs. Fresh Milh. of Planning, Conservation and Eco Creom or Fair Trode Items nomic Development; and B. Budd COUPON VOID AFTE^ MARCH 4 Chavooshlan, director of the Divi Adults Only—One Coupon Per Fomily sion of State and Hegional Planning in the New Jersey Department of SaPERMARKETS Conservation and Economic De iii velopment. . The New Jersey Federation of SPLIT OR WHOLE Planning Officials is an organiza . f 10 PAK tion comprising municipal offi CUT-UP MERCHANTS cials, planning and zoning board ONLY members and laymen. 'k SPECIAL! FREE GRiiN STAMPS • - 0- c HONEYCOMB-GOLD WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF Priru'eUm Offive QT. BOTTLE FYNE SUDS TUMBLERS lb . 3 3 Will Sell NCAA 2 9 LIQUID DETERGENY 11’/ioz. SEMI-SHAM lb. Tourney Tickets ^ COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4 SMALL Adults Only—One Coupon Per Fomily Tickets for the Princeton Uni-; 3V,-LB. AVG. verslty Southern Conferencei ROASTING CHICKENS lb. 35 fjlIiiliiHliiHiliiiiiillDlillilll playoff winner basketball game-' f f l i n i i i i I I I E I the first In the NCAA tourney! WITH BACK OR BREASTS pairings - will lie available through! WITH WING — QUARTERED m m * m i M IMIEIEP m inm niis the Princeton University ticket; CHICKEN LEGS 39 office. MERCHANTS MERCHANTS The gaitie will be played at V ir-; 5 0 COMBINATION glnla Polytechnic Institute,; GREEN STAMPSI FREE GREEN STAMPS 2 in i LAMB SHOULDER CHOPS & NECK FOR STEWING lb. Blacksburg, Va. at 1:30 p. m. 39 M Saturday, March 11, and televised WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OE WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF by WPK (Channel 11)Immediatelyj THIttt 1 -n». 13-ox. CANS - YfLLOW aiN C HUDSON OR TWO PKGS. OF 200 HUDSON following the exhibition liasehalll HARVEST BRAND game between Baltimore and New-; DEL MONTE PEACHES lb. 69 PAPER NAPKINS Y ork. In addition^, stay-at-homes | can hear the game over WHWH, I COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4 The ticket office will reielvej COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4. EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS Adults Only—One Coupon Per Fomily the tickets either Friday or Mon- ! Adults Only—One Coupon Per Fomily day, depending on nialls, accord- ’ 5 0 with EACH ITEM LISTED BELOW Ing tp William Stryker, sports l l i l l i l i l l .Information d^ector of the uni versity. "We won’ t know the prices until we seethe tickets," he said. LOOK FOR.THE SPECIAL GREEN STICKER ON CACH PACKAGE — NO COUPONS REQUIRED Blacksburg, 500 miles from ’ Princeton, Is about 35 miles from ’ E D C E m e r c h a n t s m C D E E merchants Koanoke, the nearest airport, I r K B C GREEN STAMPS • BONELiSS SIRLOIN STEAK ^*^sT?Ar rN E C green stamps - 0- WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF • PORTERHOUSE STEAK OR SIRLOIN STEAK WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF jVlHIer .Aleniorial 6-OZ JAR MAXWELL HOUSE S-LB. BOX INTERSTATE — FROZEN n s t a n t c o f f e e (Church Slal€*s ! I . BONELESS BEEF ROAST 3 l b s o r o v e r FRENCH FRIES COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4. Ia€*ntt*n St^rvices COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4 Adults Ordy—One Coupon Per Family Adults Only—One Coupon Per Fomily . OUR HKHEST^ALITY The Miller Memorial Presby- ; STiANDING RIB ROAST terlan Church will be host to the ! fourth In a series of Community ; lliiililiiiiiil MI* ■ ■ ■ I Lenten Services this Sunday, ' . EITHER HALF PORK LOIN ROAST March 5, at 7:30 p.m. O R BREASTS ■ i i l l i l l The Rev. James P. Darroch, i 2'/t LBS. O R O VER minister of the Flr.stPresbyterian , MERCHANTS . FRESH CHICKEN LEGS MERCHANTS Church of Dayton will preach on 5 0 5 0 GREEN STAMPSI FREE GREEN STAMPS "Where Christ Is - There Is In- ! FREE sight". He will lie assisted by the ■ host pastor, the Rev. John H, WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF CHIQUITA^ Golden Ripe WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF Mal'tby. ^ THREE 12-OZ. JARS FOOD FAIR TWO PKGS. (POLY BAG) LIBBY Discussion and refreshment ; •LUEKRRT - SHDUSS ILACKtEnY 0R| will follow the service, with the I FROZEN VEGETABLES Rev. James Mecheii: of Kingston ’ CHERRY PRESERVES and the Rev. Paul Walker of Ken COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4. dall Park joining the other min COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4. Adults Only—One Coupon Per Fomily isters as a panel. 4^duHs Onl^^One Coupon Per Family lb. - 0- ; BANANAS m ■ iM lU lil Friday (Ju h Plans EXTRA MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS LunrIuMin Program 5 0 with EACH ITEM LISTED BELOW r n C E MERCHANTS 5 0 MERCHANTS s The Fi lday Club, a senior wom 5 0 T K E E GREEN STAMPS! FREE GREEN STAMPS en’ s group of the y WCA, will meet LOOK FOR THE SPECIAL GREEN STIOCER ON EACH PACKAGE — NO COUPONS REQUIRED on Fi lday, March 3, in the lounge WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF of the "Y". Luncheon will be .served at 12:30 1-LB. PKC. OR MORE AMERICAN KOSHER 1-PT. 4-OZ. BOT. (ISc OFF LABEL) p.m. and Mrs. Ruth Thornton, a FRAHKSorKHOCKWURST .TEN POUND BAG OF POTATOES meml>er of the group, will provide (IN SaF-SERVICE DEU DEPT. O N IY} LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC piano music during the luncheon : hour. The program for the af COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4. COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4. . THREE POUND BAC^ OF ONIONS ternoon will be presented by Ralph ; AduHs Only—One Coupon Per FomHy Adults Only—One Coupon Per Family Ma.son, attorney, who will speak to the group on legal matters that , . ANY SIZE BAG OF ORANGES concern older people .tnd answer m ■ l\ l i l l i l i i i i :: t :,E': WBS. questions. All older women In the Prince- , 1 n II! iji.ii.ii.li SfS'liSlMUSlRTl® ton are Invited to participate In ! rnmmmiw . ANY SIZE BAG OF GRAPEFRUIT ' the Friday Club, an organization MERCHANTS MERCHANTS sponsored In the YWC.A. Meetings ' GREEN STAMPS are held the first and third Fri FREE GREEN STAMPS! . ANY SIZE BAG OF APPLES 100 FREE days of e.ich month. No reser WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF vations ,ire necessary. Persons WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF needing, a ride to ;ind ftom : . ANY QUART JAR OF FRUIT SALAD S-LB. MORRELL PRIDE the meetings- may call Mrs. Bran- ; TWC| DOZEN MAYFAIR OR .soh at the "Y” before !1 a.m. the ; CANNED HAM IN SELF-SERVICE DEU DEPT ONLY day of the meeting. FOOD FAIR EGGS STEAK - 0- lb. LARGE lb COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4. COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4 SCALLOPS TENDER 8 9 ‘ SWORDFISH CENTER CUT 8 9 ‘ Adults Only—One Coupon Per Family Adults Only—One Coupon Per Family i-H Club LAKE C IID IiA D W H ITE—PEELED10-o z .$ R 0 9 FRESH (ilotliinv Jiidgiiiv j n i l l l Y I r &DEVEINED cup ■ WHITEFISH CAUGHT * 8 9 ‘ The De.uis Junior Woi'kers 4-ti club was host to .i n.id-winter |uiUUkiUUIi)tiltili»li:uU«.wAixglJLJLT.,T County clothing judging last w-eek ! MERCHANTS p MERCHANTS E D E E MERCHANTS E D E r MERCHANTS M '.it the Pioneer Grange hall InDay- ; 5 0 GREEN STAMPS r llE E GREEN STAMPS 5 0 r K E E GREEN STAMPS g ton. Mrs. Walter M.ixwell-, .sew 5 0 FREE GREEN STAMPS S FREE 5 0 ing le.tdei" 'v.is in charge of ar- WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF fHIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF B , rangeniems of the judging. WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF m WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF f-LB REG OR 2-LB. THICK S Girls from the club who con - ' 16 -OZ PKC SLICED SPICED HAM OR § TWO 1 -LB PKGS COLD O CORN TWO QTS KISS ME SWEET OR ' t GAL pleted g.irment.s and h.id the:) N lootti CORR on . INDIAN RIVER IFIorido The Real Thino) ID B A C D N I judged were Kl)t' Laurie SANDWICH BOLOGNA | SILF-SFRVICIFAiU DILI DEPT. ONLY) ^ Setdensteln. Heidi Renk, Lliula (IN SELF-SERVICE DLLI DEPT ONLY! ^ y MARGARINE ORANGE JUICE Terhune. .^lusan M.ixwell, Patti 4 VOID AFTER MARCH 4. S Bovko. P.itricla i'ow-gln. Carolyn COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4 £ COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4 - COUPON VOID AFTER MARCH 4 ly—One Coupon Per Fomily ,ind !’,i!',:ela Cook, P.unela. Adults Only—One Coupon Per'Fotnily 5 Adultj Only—One Coupon Per Fomily Adults Only —One Coupon Per Family -M.trten,s. -We),d\ V.to .’-ise, Debbie T]rXTnrTT*rT’YT'TnrT'nmnrT^TTrn'nnrTrmrT’TTTrTnrT'T pa ’rrrrirTTTrrrri"nr i i i i > i^rr Hose.i. De.u-.)).) llnickl, I-ileen Perk |H| j. 1 t i i.f.n.in i.i.tii i i.i.i.t.i •ind Pei'or.tl-. Ho’ sten. B NOW IN AN ALL NEW ANNUAL WtNTER SPECIAL "Countryside'' ENOLtSH m AEROSOL SPRAY CONTAINER THIS WEEK! g ] 2 rugs clianed FYNE TEX CBISCO BREAD & BUTTER DISH M for the priei of 1 ^ DINNEBWABE ONE WITH EAQH 3.00 PURCHASE H For dctoilf SHORTENING GLASS CLEANER ENOCH WEDGWOOD NO LIMITS § coll direct 799-1661 NO COUPONS K B f l g no loll by jTUNSTALLi LTD.-*^ , SAME FINE QUALITY 1 5 -0 1 . 1-lb. BUY AS MANY only W WM V g fVt'c pick-vp and t/e/n-erv con BRAND NEW PACKAGE^ 35‘ con 3 9 A DIFFERENT PIECE AS YOU LINE! ^ | ATLANTIC FEATURED EACH WEEK U] Rug and Carpet Cleaning Co. 1337 HomitlOn Ave. Trenton WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Prices A Coupons Not Effective in Wayne. Hoboken. Brick Town, Freehold or Bergen County, ALL PRICES AND COUPONS EFFECTIVE THRU MARCH 4. THE CENTRAL POST THE PR/NCETON PACKET CLASSIFIED OJINDSOR-MIGHTS HERJILD Classified f(a\es Situations Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted-Male Help Wanted-Fern. Help Wanted - Fern, Bargain Mart Bargain Mart
All Cl'issifipd Ad.prtis.lngappears 111 all three newspapers (circula WANTFTl house sitting position for r . J. W.iittford i Cl 2 BUHT-In elm trie ovens (GE) all or . part'of sunimer '67. pef, tion irj.rxjOJ, The Princeton Packet, MARKKTING RESTAHCH firm CAI-ETERIA CTU.ITV CRi AIDT, .UA-fNIIF dre.;..se: , l■rll■, rliest, complete witfs I'ven lim er. oven f all or write MarkOlseth, Prince The Centr.il Po.st awl Wlndsor- seeks, men oi womenonfulltimeor PLAYTHINGS Princeto! mpliiyment 'vgericy pLiypen, higii chai; , $30 lake.i- all; r.u'ks .uul l-ndl p.m (New). Call ton Ju'idor, 921-8029. Hlpht.s Herald. Ad,s may be n\alled part time ba.sis to conduct un Son e c.ifeteri.i experience help Formica dine.ite set, '■ cli.iirs, 448-0057 - . $75. cash In or ■telephoned. Deadline for new structured, -prearranged, ' inter ful. Nocofiking required. Variety of H.is openif,.' idr -n; dUtiroin-j in POSITION'S AVAII .\BI !• S3." Childs desk $6 '\lodern gray ad.s Ls ", p.m. Mondays If-they are T 1"PING done in rny home on IBM views with executive, professional duties, ini luding coffee cart ser dividual .IS Pennanent-Ten.pi'rary-Par' '''im.o bedroom .set (bookcase bed', $85; ONT-: AIR COAI PKFS.'^OH on wheels, to lie [iroperly t l.tssifled. Ads re electric. Legal experience, thesis, and technical personnel on current vice. Job can lead to permanent; Secietaries. Leg;i! Research .and tal'le.s ,$3. C.ill 201-297-4447. gas type with dual fast hammer. etc. Pick up and deliver. Call ceived on Tuesday liefore noon will financial, econom ic and industrial placement with \-acation and full ' PLBUC RLL.ATIONS - WRITl H General Typists. Stenos, [)lct;i- 1 gener.itoi ga.s type. Call 466- appjf'ai ’Too Date To Classify", 201-257-0356 after 0 p, m, inarketing topics^Dull time apjili- benefits. .Mu.st have own transpor phone Operators. Bookkee[)ers, 0242. Ad-s must be cancelled by 5 p.m, cants will receive additional t rain tation. Please call 921-9000, ext. to write cduc.ition.il .uid .siieci.il Receptionists. PBX, Key Punch, ing in all aspects of marketing fnews releases and work with .Mond;iy. M.AN TO IXJ gardening, grass cut 2069 for api'jointmeht for inter- i NCR Ofier.itors. Prot'f Ke;iders analysis, previous marketing cac- view. edur.itional n.edla. Should l..ive (lixperienced)Mathemat'ici.ins (BS ting, Ca'll 924-9557 tietween MF.XIC AN GI,.\,s.s\V.A|.;I. ; ■POOL T.ABLFS - AAIF or Bruns KATK.S are ,?1."0 for four lines or 3 and 5 p. m. perience helpful Imt not necessary. writiiiE .imi puitlic rel.ition or degree) I.al and .\dnv. .Assi.sfants. les.s for one week or, if ordered Neat appearance, good vocabulary Kducatioiial Testing. .Service i, te.ic It i ng exfte r ie nfe. wick, I econditioned or new, cues, Ph(>a.satit w I'eer cases, parts and supplies. Pear! in adv.ince; $1.25 each for two con- and communication skills and in- Princeton, N.J. . •/' 352 Nass.m St. •J'r- Nassau ,s't. ■ .seculi'.c v.eeek.s and $1 per week fiuiring mind are es.sential. Call ; Excellent CBS benefit prograit,:. Biothers, 2925 Brunswick Pike Princeton (1ft. *1), Trenton. 609-882-5550. for three or more consecutive Help Wanted Benson & Benson, Inc. ^24-3.540 An equal opportunitt employer. ■Send resume .md salary require Office A Tele, t,our,-; 9-5-924-3726 week.s. Ne-ti increment of four lines for appointment. ments to TiO cenf.s and the same thereafter. ?>loiiday thru Friday Ads iiMV be displayed with white Personnel .Manager space m.ircins .ind/or .iddltlonal ; CREATBT PLAYTHINGS BAILEY'S Di P.ARTAlFNT .STORE HURGURI.AND now Interviewing . .ASSISTANT WANTED-young man, i Box 1100, Princeton, N. J. HUG A l URNITURF AFART, INC. c.ijiltal letters at $2.50 per Inch. WOMAN TODOhoirsework, Idayoi Princeton Shopping Center COOKS & DINiS’G ROO.M .AIDES 20-36, for general plant market Stale Hlcliw.iv 206 S'fXK'i.il discount rate of $2 per for cook - counter help. Apply In 2 half clays per v.eok' in Kendall per.son. Burgurland, Rt. 33, . work, .Appearance and ability to I’ rincptoiT, N.J, inch is •.ivailable to adverti.sers SALKSWO.MFN. New -Colonial Park vicinity. .Must have own Uniforms a Sjiecialty Promotional oppoi tunlties exc,, deal with the public a must. .md runnliu' the same classified display Hightstown, N. J, '' p.irty plan. Very high com - 1 ransportation and refer.ence.s, $12, Free Health andLlfelns., 12 days Drivers license also necessary, D'Y AFANOI? ■id for i:i consecutive weeks or dlf- mi.ssion.s. Will train inexperi per 7 hour tlav. Call 201-297- For Nurses. W aitresses, .Maids, vac., 12 holidays and 15 sick days Send resume to P.O. Box 261,. Princeton Sliopping Center tcrent classified display : numbers are r»0 cents extra. LIBRARIAN - .ASSISTANT •Apply: Personnel Office, N| J[. — ------— ------—------Floor Coverings Neuro-Psychiatric Inst. Box 1000, ADMDilSTRATrV'E .ASSISTANT Dr.i|ierie.s .md Bedding TKH.MS: 25 cents Mllinr charge If Chemistry or biological science Princeton, N, J. or tel. G09t-4C6- POLICE OPPORTUNITIES. Posi wanted for busy executive in PART-TIME CM- RK AE Tiles .mci Linoleum RUBBER STAAtPS . .td is not paid for within 10 days major, or equivalent to perform 0400.. tion as police officers. Examina Princeton, should have' good ac ■WA 1-9100 WA 1-9292 School or College address counting and secretarial exptM i- after expiration of ad. 10 per pent routine duties in technical library. tions very soon. Salary $5700 - Profes-iotuI firn: noed- reliable Home. I'lisiness, zip-code qnce. Salary dependent on quali \cash discount on classified display Typing es.sential. $6700. Blue Cross, Blue Shield, pers-.tn viiotit 39 hours i '-veek. Rubtier stamps of all kinds and fications. Gall for appointment', ads il bill is paid by the 20th hospitalization, pension, p.iid va Gent'ral offirp duties. No P\;>eri- insTOHA' of Northwestern New sizes made to yniir order at; 924-4043. of the following nvoath. Situations Send resume in confidence to; Help Wanted - Male cation. holidays, sick leave. Age enep required. RepF\ to Box -“755. Jersey by Honeyinan. Fout large HINKSON'S Wanted ads .ire payable with or (do not apply in person) lim it, 2! - 30, veterans to 34. c, Pryici‘toii P.;icket. illu-straied volumes on .Somerset, 82 Na.ssau St. der. One newspafjer Is not respon Applications now available at II you need money but c.imiOl Aloi ris, Hunterdon, Waj ten, and sible for errors not cot rected by JOHNSON & JOHNSON Hightstown Borougli;. P olice De work full time, we have the oppor Sussex Counties, published in 1927. the advertiser immediateD fol- Research Center partment, Hightstown, Iv, Cecil tunity you need. Pleasant, profi- Price now at $50. Call 448-2424, lowini; tlie first public itlon of the New Brunswick, N.J. 08903 Daley, director of public s:ifety. t;dde. 'Avon Cosm etics. Write, Box MARKET HbSKARCB firm has full Nerod's of Higlif'stowii. SCHOBFR consoletteorgan. wUnut ad. -An equal opportunity employer A'OUNG BUSINESS EXECUTIVE 564,’ PlalDfleld, N, J. or call 201-| time opetiing for typi.st. .Some 725-6014. knowledge of statLstical typing We bif. I'ooks, maps, and letters c;ibinot. 2 lull keyboards, pedals, h.md built. Connects to hi-fi sys BUSIN!: S.S OFl 'lCF.S: The Prince A’oung man- with executive ability, helpful but Viot essential. Good sal pretaining to New Jersey coii- ton Packet, 300 Wltiierspoon St,, good education and pleasing RF.GISTFRU.) NURSE for t>usy ary, pleasant working conditions. If staml.' and have ttie largest selec tem. Excel, cond. .$600. 201-CH SOCIAL DIRECTOR - co-opera personality, who is accustomed to 6-0604. P i incetoti. N. J. Tel. 924-3244. internist's office. Pleas;mt work interested call Ben.son Benson, tion of history book-s on the State tive swim club needs personable, HOUSEKEEPER for family of 2. The Central Post. 10.AllstonRoad, active contacts with the public. If ing conditions. Call 921-7473 be inc;, 924-3540 for appointment. of New Jersey available for sale friendly individual to direct chil ^alHied write briefly slating age, Well trained person with years of KendaiD Park, N,J. Tel. 297-- tween 9 .i.m. and 5 p.m.. in tlie state. dren a id adult recreation. Suin- education, business experience, experience reqiiired. Good salary 3434. Windsor-Hights Herald, 138 „ minimum income requirement and for right person. Own transporta Maiti .St., Hightstown. N.J. TeL S'*""h tion desirable. 921-7289 or 924- FIRST C 448-3005 ' a003. Kendall Pa.ck. N. J. other pertlpent information. This HAAIIITON GAS DRYER, .ilmost 16TH CENTURY p.iinting-of Saint position is "a permanent one with 2040, i)FPFNDABLF cleaning Woman ■new. It's youi-s for $93. Cail 921- Theres;i for sale. 4' x' 6'. Call a,, nationally known company. No TRENTON wanted. 5 d:i\.s {ler week, tiours, id- 2496. 395-0161. relocations, excellent long - 7, references. .Artistic Hair- range income growth. .All letters NATIONAL, dres.sers, 42 Witherspoon.St., 924- 4875. will be answered. .Address P, O, WANTED - young III an interested SNELLING & SNELLING BANK 1967 SINGER /IG -Z A G . Comsolo A nnouncements Box-#27, North Brunswick, N. J. in learning M.-n's Clothing Busi FOR SAI.E: large 34" x 50" wal 134 Nas.sau .St Princeton NJ model makes button holes, lancy Member NJ.APEA ness - Experience not necessary- nut desk, seven dr.iwers IncUiding Teller trainee, for Hights siitclies. blind hems. $56.85 cash Daily 9 to 5 State qualificatlofis ;ind desired one file drawer, e.xcellent con town area offices. .Apply In person or $G. month. C.ill Credit Depart RO.SEDALE CHAPEL salary to Box *808, c/o Prince dition. $75. Call 924-3358. Flour- COLLEGE POSITIONS in Pennsyl to; 1 W\ State St., Trenton. HOUSE WlVIEw - counter food serv ment. 201-254-55"3. •STROGANOFF DINNER See JEAN TA ATX) R 921 2021 ton Packet. escent desk lan^i, $5. vania and . New Jersey; (ai Ph. ice po.sition.s available. Alust be B, .schinidt, as "h o b b y -ch e f BOOKKEEPER Allphase.s \ $125 D. In Sociology and Psychology; .An Equal Opportunity Employer, neat and personable, i-.xcellent Dinner Music ■■ MICROBIOLOGIST QC 116 (11) ph. b, in Statistics and Re wages, pleasant .surroundiitgs, full Sat., March U 5 - 7;30 P..M. PERSONNEL .ASST 100 search; Ph.D. or M,A. in (c) So DOCTOR'S office w.tnts it.ature or part time. Expeilence not nec Adult.s .$2,7;5 Cliildren to 12, $1.50 CORRESPONDENT trainee to 100 ciology, (d) Geography,'(e) Mathe essary, .Applv at Buxton's Country Call 921-2247 for tickets at door. EXEC SECY challenge to 100 responsible woman for recep matics (f) Latin-Amertcan Spe J.ANITOR to clea.i offices show tion and 'general office dutie.s, .Shops, m . *206, Rocky Hill. . . Imported and domestic yarn, nee- Cartel Itoad Princeton BOOKKEEPER .ASST to 95 Kt-NMOHL Ci^.VSSIC point, crewel work, rugs and cialist; (g)School Psychologist. All room. etc. in auto dealership. Part Alonday - Friday. Reply to Box SEC A 'Prof atmos ' to 90 TRIG stove. Top oven with slide- . ^....pssorles will be found at: of the above require teaching ex- time or full time. Must I>e sol>er 809, c/o Princeton Packet. GA L FRIDAY life pressure 90 otw i'Uiner top on a cabinet base,^ Iperlence. reliable man. Af^ly at Princeton , SEC Y no steno 87 Wjifie i rhiom e. .$F70. Call 448-. KNITTING SHOP THE PRlNCFTflN Write Colontal Tc.achers .Agency, Motors, Inc., Rt, 206, Princeton. FULI, TIAiF experienced sah*s iSECY some travel 85 1X>G TRAINING CLUB 123 Washington St., Morristown, lady foi dress shop. Please phone A n tiq u es 6 Tulane St. AVA 4-0306 'FIGURE CLERK trainee 76 N. J. 07960. for appointment. 924-<3895. CLERK TATIST gen off 75 tenth .Animal OI>edlence Trial DLSPATCHER lite type 75 :.SERVICEMAN - will train to work WANTED ■ man to work tm po- SWITCH BOARD OPERATOR-' GIRL'S 24” Coluinl'ia bike. Good Sun. M.uch 5 . 8 .'i.in. - 7p,m . TATIST statistics 75 CLEIRK much discretion 70 on farm equipment. All Itenefits, tato farm, Mu.st know how to use EWT (will train) school district. FFR.STOVFR ANTlOFl S comiition. $15. Girl's size2Cana- Pfini'(>trspoon Street Personals la.st through June. Ple.i.se < all 921- WO.MAN WA.NTFDforchei kins.and W.'i 4-3 71" Yardley. P.i., 215-295-6868. inspecting garments in lepufable .MARKET RESEARCH firm has Free medical .md life in.sur.mce, 9000,. ext. 2069 for .qipointnient for openings foi trainees. Exceptional interview. plant. Full 01 part time ein plo-- retiren;enf plan plu.s Soi'i.il Se nienf. all ft iiige benefits, iii opportunity to learn all phases Of a l c o h o l ic s ANONYMOUS,HELP curity, 12 v.'ication ciays, 12 holi- person A'erlievsr Cleaners, Tulane busine.ss, oualifled applicants will t^ducatiou.ii Testing Servicf USI-.n Fl'RNITURI of eycr;, de- i p u j PHF .-ASANT.S for spi ing stocking AND rNFORMATION, CALL 009 d.rys ai'id .sfrk d:ivs juM'■^'ear. Tliree •St., Princeton, be ti ained in various phases of r e Priiu etoii. N. J, -scriplion. Tliousd.tiids f..et to land t;ill relea.se. Call now don't' 924-7592. ye.irs exirerience. search. i. e. interviewing (In .An equ.il opportunity employer. .browse through. AIw.ivs son,('thing TIIRI-I GUITAR LESSONS idclay. 201-297-91'7. cludes traveling), questionair^e- -Apply; Peiisomiel OfUce, N. J, ditferent - l.ir.gest i i.iR.ctior, in ■ ...... ■ . sign. pie-testing, tabulations, etc. N etiro-rsychiatric Inst, Bo-X 1000, SECURITY MEN, 4 p.m . - 12 D Bucks .County.'Daily,-8:30 to 5:30. ^9. value win, every purch.ise of l o n g ' HAIRED Dachshunds, AKC For appointment call John Kem- Princeton.. N, J. weekda;.s (ex- 12,- 8 a.m . Hightstown atea. .'.11 SFCHDI'A RIFS Clo,sed .Sunday, rdl.son Furniture, ,0 I ;,rring'on's, Rt. *1. Bus. Opportunities DoyIesti'',nt, P.t. „ regi.stered. Chan pion line, t.orn merer at 924-3540. l eptlnc AVed.' ar telephone 609- Inside work. Call collect 201- 452-2659. ..Oiien 9 .i,m._ - 5 p.m.^ c.,ii 737. 2202. .406-0400. 462-4004 after r p.m. Needed for adilitional openings I .Applicant,.-: must li;ive. 1-2 '.vnr.s A V All.ABLE RF.LL'ARLL Truck Driver w.nted, secretarial expel lence v. I'li rood 1 REI' RIG.t RATO'Ij; ;BI- AGM p u p PI! S, 6 weeks old for SUNOCO FHA.NCHBI 11 ABOR.-VTORY TECHNICIAN .- ye.i.r lound it'b. t onmet Sin.irons G4 ti ll ', i'iu r. l\i( luu - >;(le. f all 201-297-4082 after 5:30 Help. Wanted - Fern. .aieno and 1''iJinr .skills. j, , 'bi'- Gl ; sever.il 'oiienings in rese.ircE A Alount Ini., Cr.inburv. N, J. ; . .\B: -ti'iei. p jp.n . Alt'.iern t\# bav .service station, l.tboratorv in Princeton area. Col- Call 3'!"-1770. '-itsl.v,' . m!;, ..m. disp' - 1-, : i-!! Genei'al C.B.S. beneti's. m ,u, . Nf.v -Supidy - .fust ■ Arrived ' Foi this exceptional opportunity lege de-gree inchom istry or biology ] ' . tree.'..: -, v : i-- ore ,.t,.i. Ap.'n; i-nt si/e n-ed refrigera-, rm.D c,, , ,, . call 695-5224, Alt. Sohoen. Or prefot red. i-xyxM'ieivce de'^ir.d le. COAIPTEOI I 1 E Personnel Departn,eni ■" ' h tons. Ideal for .m ai:(E apartme«t.s..(partuient.s, I SALE. Regis ered Ara- w! He, .Sun I'lil Company, Box 126. Write Box *802. c '’t' rrittcetoit C'pi.'i. *! i lan-WC'lsh puny !!,are, 131iands,8 GA I FRIDAY j CREATIVE PL-'UTHINGs I'-'fi'lcier.cif"-.- ,Uj si.'es in stock. Hatboro. P.enna. r.mki't. , ■ ('pportuni;'. in! :: .tii wi!!: dri\c t«. ’ 'il' .6. years old, exi "lli'iit dispxisltion. .isstitt e rc-por.s;: il-rr. fur rin.tn- fnt ersection 01 535 and " i l Riddt-i. ! v inidcjr rider, schooled Exp el tern t-d r. p;.s' to do veiieral H i H G.\s EEID Co. I i.ii ,'.d:r n.ist; fm 11 re- .Hithi.-'o'.'. n, N. .1.' office '.vi't k :iT n.mihi:: '.st.-ed pn.- - . - I A V iitds'or'lC L HULt^towiV, 7 : J. 'Ires.sage.AVouW make top .se.'.r. i, n: n . Pr.'f,,.; •, ■..1th. Ir,- • ■- • ■ .-c 1^ '".'1;, equitsiMon poiiv. Rider has out- gre-s.sive' .imiKu'/urim pl.int. .su'i s:i!.i i 1 "■ ■ bt C .B .s. ' du.'trt.U: ;■ ngiiU't': im ’ kground, Ple.-..';,int su;-;-(.ui;cliim:: ai.v D iil -148- '"33 . 1 iiV't.. Call iftei C p.n.., 201- Opei'.ings Ft'r I .if. grow .'the; ai:- tnis- I'et.etit-. .Ins' 2 n ties ft":; '■•vi'aer tt.'.'.r.'c .; c'pi>:,.s’ ! ib f.e -. Rt'Su:; es of - rM:'i' tc:;, Ple.iSc write ro r.:;E, '..■ -'■ AcroClier;- . Ra-'.'.'.rch (Jl ALIFIKl) FORMER Box *8a.''. '■ o Princi'tc'r. P'.n ket, I .('r.cr.itt'Me- E,,i ., E. ('.t. lb '', 12, !' i !'< 'b'-T ; ■ WI-IAEA!'',\NI I'!, ,\KC papers, \ si.iting (''fR'i’lem.e .tnd s.T.iry de- pi.t N 1 ' I: - y-. ,yPEI f GAT5' ! I f'P,\I SH(..p .md N c'x- P n : N. ,r,. Att: !■;. C. (l.'.t-'.'l. ‘ ■.imi ! : ’ 1,-: 'Alale. 16 n onths old. sem i-tr.lined, .sued. ,’i] 4" Fain e: s juare W. .'it, e-iuti'. 'I'lxg -ttr.ity .n: p lriy e iv T all 448-1611 .liter noon. TFLFPHONE OPERATORS 1 IS T i.N 1' e D i.p i. 2 1-2 W ' 4- '2i V ;'.,'"U!v,N>-i-i- !■ most G :' K- / Vl'KJMSf tJ':m - n .nr ; r ;v' ; mm- -• m C! .(neta'im ; IT' ;■ EaC'! cIC !'• ITIif.-re are n.orethan2 4 classiflcar E>i-;i 1 .'urr.ptE t • • i i • 'i' ..' .p, . 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l'(* FIBKHGL\S,S boat wUh 3 0 h jj. OBAL PRINCETO.V CERAMIC tiLE OVERLOOKING THE rm’EB ADI EKMAN, CLICK it CO. Kvinnirlf motor.'Windshield, all GARDEN MARKET INC. Executive rancher just listed. 10 SECRETARIAL SERVICE PRINCETON TOWNSHIP. Four HEAL EST.VTE , Llren.sed Real Estate Brokets controls, full cover, ?as tank, minutes from Trenton. Consists of Carnegie Building 21 Nassau St. LINOLEUM AND TILE FLOORS,! B.R.'s.. Panelled Den w/flreplace, 9 Spring Street $3'-.0. C all 448-431C. ■ Landscape a wide entrance hall, large sunken WALLS, ETC. •! laifge modern kitchen, 2 1/2 baths. Phone: 924-0401 --Designer and Contractor-- living room with a 2 way brick 2 Story Fieldstone House - -<9 Now really a COMPLETE Service! Low 40's. 921-9000 (ext. 555) wee!: rooms, 1 bath. Country Location.i EDGAR A. DORMER fireplace, formal dining roorh, ul FOR S.VLE prime Princeton Alexander St. days. 921-7690 week ends. No Excellent Buy...... $19,700. j * Executive Secretaries 387 Franklin .Ave. Princeton tra-modern kitchen, laundry room, location. English Tudor. 6 tied- GPUMMAN - OLD TOWN Princeton ^agetjts. * Private^furnished Office rentals 924-0365 22 X 30 recreation t oon, with flag room s, 2 baths, on I'eiUltlfully land SMOKEH CRAFT 452-2401 7 .Acres with 2 Brick Houses - 4 * 24-hour answering service stone floors and sliding glass doors scaped 1/2 acre. 924-0405, overlooking the Delaware River. 3 rooms in each...... $18,000. Sold' - Rented. $C. fjer day, $11 Related services . . . DOERLER LANDSCAPES large bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, full weekends. $169. and up with pad PLUMBING & HEATING basement, 2 car garage. Beau 2 Story - Well .shaded, sm all x'ard HOUSE WITH INDUST KIA L ,\C HE- dles. Delaware River maps, $1. ALLEN A STULTS CO. to maintain. 3 Bedrooms, 1 1/2 AGE. .SOITH BRUNSWICK. 201- Autotyping OIL BURNERS We stress a step-by-step prograrr: tifully landscaped with many ma following an overall plan. baths, living room with fireplace, 297-3772. •Mailings I Roomy, well-kept .5 bedroom 2 ture trees. Asking $47,700. ABBOTTS CANOl RENTAL J. B. REDDING A SON, INC. dining room , kitchen, attic, full ManuscrijAs- I story situated on a . beautifully Rt. 29, River Road Titusville 234 Nassau St. j * FOUNDATION PLANTING cellar and 2 car garage. Also, Mlmeographing jtreed landscaped lot convenient I PENNINGTON COLONUL 609 - 737 - 3446 Princeton i * SHADE TREES beautiful terrace...... $25,000. Offset Ito shopping and schools, .Asking A quite street In Pennington boro Real Estate For Rent Bea Hunt 924-3716 WA 4-0166 * PLAY AREAS on a medium sized lot with mature j P rice: $32,000. 43 .Veres with 2 Houses - Ex 924-3716 * PATIOS shade trees. 4 bedroom Colonial * PRIVACY PLANTING cellent Buy...... $43,000. VANDERMARK ROOFING and i l4 Bedroom rancher, very neat 1 2 1/2 baths, formal living room * FENCING I with basement rec-room , located with fireplace, dining room, cozy SHORT TFb’.M RENTAL - (MAY 1 Sheet Metal. .All work guaranteed.! * WALKS : kitchen with dishwasher and 10 acres with 3 iiedroom hou.se, to 'SEPT. 305 Furnished, 3- t h e s is & m a n u s c r ip t typing. I close to schools and shopping. Autos For Sale . matching refrigerator. Then several out buildings. 1500' of bedroom airconditioned rancher on Experienced, prompt, deptendable,! r.Asklng P rice: $16,500. Gall WA 1-6365 or 921-2034. 924-1221 ^ there is a huge family room with road frontage. $30,000. landscaped half acre neat Law------1______^______choice of 4 type styles including : raised hearth fireplace, full base renceville. 30 ft. living room, 1963, 4 door Galaxle, auto, trans., IBM executive. Mrs. DlClcco ; 3 Bedroom 2 story, 2 full baths, ■fenced-in yard, garage, concrete ment, attached garage. Just Building Lot In Hlghtstowti, $2,000. large colonial dining room, elec brand new battery, nearly new 89|B-0004. $29,900. tric kitchen, dishwasher, break tires, top cond. original owner. ' patio, living room , dining room , Special Services Lots For Sale den. Only , $15,000. New Ranch flou.se - 6 Rooms with fast area. Panelled studip with $750. Call 201-359-3395. BELL MT. SKI AREA 3 bedroom s and 11/2 baths, 1 car fireplace, panelled basement Sprawling stone and frame 3 bed garage. Near Schools. . . $17,990. gameroom with fit epUice, an?Tt5ar. ONE AND ONE HALF ACRE ^ l*droom Cape Cod room rancher on over 1 acre. Very Laundt y room-automatic washer, ; WOODED lots in exclusive resi- basemen airf a garap. 1906 RAMBLER Am erican 220. 2 large living room with openbeams 4 Bedroom House - NEW - 2 dryei, freezer. Two-car garage, door sedan, used only 8000 miles. Bldg. Svcs & Supply dential area p-lce ranee 5 000 ' and brick fireplace, dining area, Story - Llvlug room, dining room, shade , trees. $225,/mo Phone BOHREN'S MOVING A STORAGE J S I o m !C all 9llo7lf ’ “ $13,500. Manual shift, radio,heater, padded family room and new wall - wall kitchen^ 2 baths, recreation t ootiij 896-050'8, dash, seat belts-, undercoated. Hlghtstown Road ;3 Bedroom rancher,'living room carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, modern and 1 car garage...... $23,900. Have bought larger cat. $1350. kitchen, large screened patio, BUCHANAN CONSTRUCTION has with fireplace, large eat-in Wteh- HOUSE FOR RENT-3 bedrooms or reasonable offer. Private sale. breezeway, 2 car garage, new Princeton Junction 2 - 11/2 acre lots on Van Kirk ien; all city utilities. For Sale at 6 Room Ranch House In Hights at 115 Shapiro Ave., Hlghtstown, Call 201-297-4036. DuPont Tontine Window shades 452-2200 ^Road, Lawrence T^vp, Will build $21,200. aluminum siding. Very nice for town - Near Schools, Full Cellar. N.J, Inquire at 151 Wycoff Ave. Decorator Window Shades to your plans or arrange archi $24,900. 10 Years old. .$20,000. Venetian Blinds, also repairs: Local and Long Distance Moving tectural service. Also for sale, ; PRINCETON DE.ANS, 4 Rm. Hungalo-w, Unfur 1906 TORONADO comforttron. Air Kirsch Traverse Rods, curtalnrods! Packing and O verseas Shipping TEENAGERS DELIGHT 21 .Acres - Wooded, - Excellent 1.8 acre wooded lot on Carson nished. Couple only. One month condltionei', .AM, FM radio,$3500. Bay window rods. iFor Restoration-minded a 6 bedi Minutes from Pennington on 1/2 Buy. . $11,000. Road, just off Carter Road. $8500. security. Call after 5 (201) 297- ■Moving south. Call 737-2781, Toom English Tudor located In a acre. 4 iiedroom raised ranch of Call 896-0321. 0072. O'Brien, DuPont & P ierce Paints ' ‘ fine residential area. Has fers a 16 x 30 living room with 2 Story, 5 Bedroom House - Neat- Wallpapers, matching fabrics. ; enormous possibilities for a large , fireplace, seperate dining room, Schools. 1 1/2 baths, 2 car garage. 1964 PONTIAC Catalina station INCO.ME TAX RETURNS expertly- family sized kitchen, 2 bedrooms, ...... $21,400. wagon low mileage - good con prepared also N.Y, State returns i LAWRENCE TWP. lot, Eggerts family, price: $40,500, Estimates, Installations, delivery full ceram ic tile bath. 2nd floor FOR RENT: 2 story Colonial; 4 dition - loaded with equipment. prepared, Isidori Friedman, 23 W,; Crossing Rd. near Ewlngvijle. CRANBURY has (for the kids) 2 huge l>ed- BI-LEVEL - Hamilton Township,; bedrooms; 2 1/2 baths; Fireplace; Call 201-297-9010. SAUMS PAINTS A WALLPAPER Main St., Freehold, 201-462-4116,! Program available for new home room s and their own bath. Full 3 bedrooms, large recreation: living room; family room; formal 4 So. Greenwood .Avenue construction by spring. Let’s talk jFor immediate occupancy a 5bed- basement, panelled breezeway, 2 room , with fireplace, 2 i-ar g a -: dining room; kitchen; patio. Mom - Hopewell, N. J. 08525 it ov er. You can be in by the time j room Cape Cod with 9 acres and car garage. Outside a 16 x 32 ragd, beautifully landscaped, near' gomery Township, (201) CH-9- 1960 2 -d r. sedan, CHEVY. 6 cyl., 460-9479 or 924-2040 school starts. Under $20,000 for 4 KEY SHOP ‘ income producing units priced for a I swimming pool with cabana. Many schools and churches. Only $19,000: 5868. r/h. Sell cheap. Call 448-3523. 248 Nassau St. bedroom, 2 bath, full basement [extras too numerous to mention, house and lot. quick sale at $55,000, WA 4-3411 [Asking only $29,900. 2 FAMILY’ dwelling with aluminum 1 — Charles Perpetua, Prop. ! l o t s siding, has two 2-liedroom wpts., | .1957 CHEV. V-8 Belalr sta. wgn. PLUMBING AND HEATING - leaky RICHIP REALTY CO. KEYS MADE I j KARL WEIDEL, INC. full celler, near schools, central- ! HALF OF IX9UBLE house lor rent Very , good cond. Auto, trans., ra faucets, humidifiers, water pumps REALTLST REALTOR in Lawrenceville. 7 rooms, newly LOCKS REPAIRED : 125 X 125 — all city utilities-- i REALTOR (Our 52nd year) ly located. Price .... $18,0001 dio. heater. 18 m.p.g. New paint. and appl. installed - James Minish 924-9676 renovated, $115. month. Call 921- g e n e r a l g r in d in g : excellent location. Price: $6,600. $150. 924-636! 201-297-9425 or 609-921-8078. 9703 or 921-6527. Our New Location Apartments for Rent THREE (3) Individual lots (2) co r- 1/2 Acre lots in rural settlng-- Route 69 Pennington, N, J, Call for Information | 1960 MUSTANp - 6 cyl., .shift-O- Opposite Pennington Shopping 'ner lots and one inside lot) 125' $4,000. Listings Wanted | matic, white walls, r/h, only 8,500 Center FABRICS !x 125' minimum si/.e, fully irn- We have buyers for homes with [ miles. Reasonable offer accepted. HOMES A COMMERCIAL BLDGS, Bus. Rentals iproved, ready to build, on Sprlng- Office space and store fronts for 882-3804 737-1500 about 1 to 5 acre lot, or sm all' Call 448-5706. Open dally 9-9 Sunday 1-5 Renew- pealing, cracked, fading DRAPERIES 'crest Drive, one block from new rent. Princeton and Hightstown acreage. ceilings with one application of a c- jhigh school in the finest residential from $150 a month. coust ical spra y. Fast, Economical, SLIP COVERS isection of Hlghtstowti. 9 miles from PRINCETON BORO HAROLD E. STACKHOUSE LARGE spacious office Trailers iPrinceton, priced at $6900 each for Apartments for reni. Furnished REALTOR Building and .Annex, 3500 -sq. SALVADOR DRYWALL TAPING FURNITURE REPAIRS quick sale. Call Ben at (201) 763- lor unfurnished from $122.50 a First offering of this excellent Phone 448-1069 ^ i ^ir conditioned, birch panel- CO. 4289. ______:______; month. I colonial located less than one block 138 S, Main St., Hlghtstown, N .J .: Hng, plenty of parking areas.D ally DEWEY’ S UPHOLSTERY SHOP ! from Nassau Street, The location and Sunday, 10 to 3, Needham., UTILITY TILAILER - made from P. O. Box 323, Cranburv [New Listings Needed. Is tops. The extras Include almost Evenings and Weekends 195$ Dodge pick-up bed. $125. Good (609) 395-1319 Routes 130 & 33, Hlghtstown. Call 6-8 Station Road LOTS FOR SALE, 3 acres oL; I new wall to wall carpeting, air 448-2097 or 395-1671 or 448-1353 | 448-6235. condition. Call (609) 448-27a4j- wooded land at the edge of the Allen & Stults Co., REALTORS conditioning in the beautifully pan- i Sourland Mountains, An unlimited Princeton Junction 106 North Matn St. ; elled fam ily room and a lo v e ly ; view lets you .see the Empire Hightstown, N. J. ; brick patio with a large shade State Building on a clear dav. SW 9-1778 ; tree. The bright sunny living room SPACIOUS TOWN HOUSE IN Call 466-2874. Musical Inst. EMENS & MeVAUGH 609-448-0110 I has a good working fireplacej sep- LAMBERTVILLE DUTCH NECK. For rent store and 7 1 arate dining room with large bay room modern house. Propeit} Plumbing and Heating Contracts ! window, modern kitchen w;lth eating 1st floor; entrance hall l l x l " with situated on about 1/3 acre. ; area, four bedroom s, two and half open stairway to 3rd floor, living Premises can be used as store, RUSSELL H. EMENS office or any commercial enter UPHOLSTERING COMFORTABLE AND com i»ct 3 I tiled baths all in Immaculate condi- room 14 x 23, large dining room, prise. Call Trenton, 882-1319, MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. Plano, REPAIRING Real Estate For Sale bedrm. rancher In country village. : tion. The rear yard offers good pri- study, kitchen and pantry. 2nd EDWARD MeVAUGH i larlnet and accordian lessons JOHN RITTER Unusually attractive for the sm all [ vacy with perfect planting, partly floor; 3 very large bedrooms, tile given in Kendall Park by graduate 222 Monmouth St. family. Approximately 10 years, i finished basement, two car ga- bath. 3 rd floor; 3 large fin Phone 924-5522 of Eastman School of Music. Call Hlghtstown, N. J. old, modern thru out, floor to ' rage. ished rooms and hath. Grounds are fenced in, nice lawns and 201-207-4475. 448-3541, Cape Cod near Granimer school:. celling fireplace, rec.rrn, in base Asking $46,000 Phone 921-8773 ' plantings. Asking...... $32,000 Excellent location for young couple ment, garage, 3/4 acre, 5 min. For Rent— Apts. with children: Home in first class- walk to commuter train, $24,900, ! f THOMPSON REALTY MAURICE M. ELY ______cotiditipn. Four rooms and bath on; i W. BRYCE THOMPSONIV, Broker RENTAL OF MUSICAL INSTRU- ,, ,,, „ PRINCETON the first level. Second floor with •ARE :y o U looking for a medium I 195 Nassau Street, Princeton, N.J, 24 N. Main New Hope, Pa, $ jx RCXDM apartment for rent. MI^-TS. F.:rrington's Music DBPOSAL SERVICE front dormers atid full dormer; priced home in good neighborhood ! . 921-7655 . 215 - 862 - 2828 Heat ;ind hot w;iter included, 19 Center. Rt. #1 circle. Open 9 Planaheadforyourrooflngneed,- Rt, 130 & Half Acre Rd. across the rear. Interior piirtlally with lots of room ? This 7 rm . j Evenings andSunday 1.2 Blackwell .Ave., Hopewell. Call a.m .- 9 p.m. 452-2659. NEW ROOFS REPAIRS Cranbury, N. J,' ■finished for two additional bed-: 2 story frame dwelling is an ex I H, Richard Parsells 921-2654 466-3224. 609-395-1389 room s and bath -wflth studding, in cellent buy. .All newly renovated. 3 bedrm., 1. 1/2 baths, garage, NEW spacious I bedroon: .ipt. 3 CCX3PER & SCHAFER sulation, wiring and some plumbing; Home and Industry pleasant shaded vard, $25,000, ! HOPEWELL - Restored Colonial elec, appliances, 2 air - con 63 Moran Princeton work completed. Fenced yard for Instruction Garbage, Trash, Rubbish Removed with .slate roof. Modern kitchen, FOR SOME outstanding values in ditioners. carpeted. Near 571 &■ WAlnut 4-2063 children. Com'tilnation storm ers, . Hauling of all Types $13,800.! CHOICE BLDG. LOT with a view. laundry room , 1/2 bath, living suburban "Homes for living" .see 535. Call 921-8536. . 2 acre .wooded lot with many dog-. room with now !)rick fireplace, Richardson Realtors ad on the 'la rge TV or dining room , new oak Brooktree Colonial: Very nice con-: WQod andMarge shade trees, fruit Real Estate p:ige of the Wlndsor- Plumbing & Heating Contractor UPHOLSTERY floors. 2nd floor has 4 t)edrooms, dition. Excellent floor plan with; trees and shrubbery planted. Hights Herald. CRANBURY, 96 N. .Main St., 5 COMPLETE IBM. SENSIMATIC, full bath, large attic, full liasement, center h.ill aad foyer. Living room,! Drilled well, driveway, 2 car ga room apartment, 2 bedrooms, NCR & STENOGRAPHY MA E. SIUWONO SLIP COVERS hot water oil heat, 3 car garage. dining room , kltchet) with eating! rage, all on property at present. porch and 26' garage. Close to CHINES - Free catalog. Fre,e em ! Lots of sh ade, city water. $24,900. area. Panelled family room andj Only $8300. shopping and transportation. 1 j-ear ployment service. Veter.ans Ap Bathroom Remodeling DRAPERIES powder room off kitchen offers! lea.se, $125. per month. Call 201- proved New Brunswick Secretarial Our Speciality NEAR HOPEWELL. Do you need convenience for mothers and chil E; F. MAY, BROKER 240-8600, 9 - 5 p.m. scltool. '.4' - 3910. Est., 1032. 297-1164 Franklin Park'844-2607 VENETIAN BLINDS dren. Three large Itodrooms, fam Blawenburg, N, J, 466-2800 ; extra home for your in-laws or TRANSFERRED AGAIN, just after AH work guaranteed help to pay your aTiorttrage? We have ily tiat!), plus 1/2 batli off master, we completed the improven:em.s in J. J. VETICK 'this 8 acre tract mostly wooded liedioom. Garage aiKl full base our new home. Our 2 .story Co with 2 good houses. One 7 room lonial has 4 liedrooms and 2 1/2 lawrenceville Road, 1703. 171 Stockton St., Hightstown ment, combination .iluminuir. WE.ST OF FREEHOLD ranch with oil heat aiad 2 baths, baths. The panelled family ■Studio duplex, 3 rooms, between s:n f i .i b l t l d f r s stormi-rs. $23',500. BHIDGI- INSTRUCTIONS. Ex rented for $140 month and a Cape room h;*s a raised brick fire Princeton and Trenton, Available perienced Corel) te.u'her. Private 488-0095 Cod with 4 Ixedrooms, hot water oil 3-Beilro'oni Brooktree Rancher: The smart couple will adore this place flanked liy bookcases and i March 1. 882-7708 or 883-5.542. and sm.al! ) lass instruction. Rea- CAR PFNTRY ,..M ASONRV heat. -All in good condition. .Ask Built four years ago I'ut In Isetter chat ining ranch home on l/2 a c r e . sliding glass doors leading to a souftlde rates. Call AX7-34119-11 condition tliau new. Established Living room kitchen with dining ing price only $27,000, brick patio. Perhaps I'CSt of all APARTMFJNT for rent. 6 room.s, ,\.n'. or 7-9 p.m. Remodeling - New Construction WE’ LL HAUL FOB YOU. C A IL lawn, nicely liuidsc.iped with nu area, 3 light airy bedroom s, full it's a short walk to ttie Junction 3,liedroon;s. $125; n:ohfh. Blawen Patiii - Sidewalks - Block Work OSCAR WOLFE, REALTOR ANYTIME, (009) 799-1080. , merous shrul)s. Two ceramic tiled basement, hot a.ir heat with oil, .station !ind Maurice Hawk elemen burg - Skillnian area. Call 359- Additions Alterations 397-2138 t)aths, .spacious kitchen with large .A-1 condition for only ...$16,900. tary school. Stop by 67 Lillie St., 5131 fron; 9 .i.m. - 5 p.m. Garages - Playrooms - Kitchens Evenings a. Sunday ^ dining area, garbage disposal unit, Princeton Junction, or call 799- Fiilh Insured - Prompt Service 397-3080 466-1297 4 ROOM, unfurnished, 'newl'y C n T A H LESSONS. Folk or. Rock ample cabinets and counter wi.rk BEN ALPEHN, REALTOR 0938 for an appointment. No agents Quality WorkmTmshlp Hunterdtin Countv Mulllple paimed apartment in downtowr. and Roll. Profe.xsional musician, are.i. Full l)asement. attached ga 46 N. Main' St. Freehold please. '201 - 297 - 2311 DRESSES custom made for youx Listings Hightstown. Refrigerator. Call g leai s expeifence. Inquireat 882- rage, combination .stormer.s and - Gall 201-462-6464. figure. Dresses, eve. gowns, . '.'?'l9. ' doors. AH city utilities. $22,900. (609) 448-2372. t " • ■ •...... cocktail dresses, etc. Satisfaction guar. Call Maruja, Hopewell 466- GUITAR INSTRUCTION - be Two-story near Ptddie G;impus; HOUSE FOR SALE'. 2 la-mip, S.VSSMAN'S 2804, . EAST WINDSOR Township .split ginner.-). After school and even First floor offer.s entrance foyer, duplex, stucco, 2 driveways, on FARMS KRIVI: WAY CONSTRUCT ION level. Located in good neighbor For Rent—Rooms livin.g ro.nti-.. form al dining roo.m, Hwy. 27. Stop a t '3210 Lincoln ings. Call (201) 297-3102. BLACKTOP AND STALING hood. convenient to shopping area. Hwv. or call 201-297-3723, HOMES STONE AND o n PENETRATION kitchen, f.tniily roon. and 1-ath. 3 bedrcionie. 2 tile biiths, modern ACRE AGE. Second fk>or with three bejdroonis OUITAR, LESSONS - prlv.,te. ex kitctien with dishw.isher. disposal, and second bath. Finished roo;'.; on In Bucks County Pennsylvani;, ROO.M E'OH RENT - in fji'ivate pert instructors.Most stx les. Far- Parking Area - T>riveways Bottled Gas .for home and Indus Chan.bei.-) xvall o'.'en and range, third floor for. stud', or libixiry. quiet home. Kitchen privllege.s and ri!.)frton's Music Center. Open 9 Fill Pirt - Top Soil try use. H 4. H Feed a. Gas Co. diiiiut: area, living room., base NORTH BRUNSWICK Two car garage .'md st-.iidc trees, Ma u r ic e : m . e i.y oUter.s. Workiim won,an or c iil a.ni. - 9 p,n'... Rt. ’•'1 Circle. Call for estimate AX 7-0463 ■ Windsor, N. J. Phone 448-3232, ment with finished recreation $22, 000. 24 N. Main preferred. Call after 7 pj. m. 448- D'ooi’,, central alr-conditloningand Well establi.slied pharmacy, own- New Hope. Pa. 1847. g.iruge. .'\sking $24,500. ej- I'etiring. For a go cetter, won- R.-.nther adjaceat to Piddie Golf deiful opportunity, Wdv. '.vork for 21-5 - 862 - 2828 Course; Central, air-conditioned Business Services N. W. MAUL X SON- STULTS REALTY CO. of.hers'.’ Get in busines.s for your FUltNISHED, .single room m down seven rooii;s and 2 li-atli.s. The spa self. Selling below stock inventory. U. S. Hw>. 130 i Griggs Drp ; Realtor town Hightsto'.vn. Call (609) 448- LIGHT H.AULING, attic, cellars DA 9-4656 cious p;melled fan.ily roou. has a MLS (Multiple Listing Service) 2372. and garages cleaned. Junk haul-d Repair Service fireplace and thel'nop.ine doors 37 North Main St. ■ H-AKRY O. BURGE.SON- HOPEWELL BOROUGH, 5 room, ■ AMS SFCRFTARLU STRYICES i.lectrlca! Powerov awav. Call 448-1911. which provides a lovely .■. ii’w o! the Cratiiiury, N, J. 395-0444 REALTOR t'.ouse and garage for .sale ! y own- ' lo r the I'lerlca’.' jop. you r.,mict ; I lgb.tlng Inslaliations golf course. Atta‘5-1751 or 393-0568 I er near store.s and schools. Call FOR KENT, CALL 924- Handle, in-office. i hi! or home. Industrial Maintenance rare, asphalt d"ive, large h't 150 ROOM 737-0779 after 6 p.rr:. 0104. Typinc. otfsel dupUr.i.fing, ad- ■X 190. ■ . . $35,590. dressiuc, tiaiUm'. bookkeeping, invor.tcfy roht rol.' Ni-LSON ' GLASS x ALUMINUM PIANO TIT-ING - . LEONARD v a n HISL AGENCY KENDALL "PARK.- ‘ bedroom, ■2 STORY HOUSE IN HIGHTS- THREE BFDPOOM split on f>eau- 45 SPRING ST. ■ Realtor Imick from ranch, living-dining TOtVN - 4 iedroon s, livin’ room, tifully -landsmiped lot In River \ r n n-D M.yNAGi- mi-.nt .' PRINCr TON ■ , - ReLnil.itinc ■ Repairing'loo i f , ( kto:; St.. Higlustowt., N. J. toon., 2 txatlis, paneled kitchen- dining roon,. ii'ocicrn i'atli and .side near lake. Large llviiig-dln- ■ SI KVK'FS, pec. i ■ . . . WA 4-2880" ROBERT H. -HAM U 7/ j p^ne 418-42-,! fa'miL.-rec room over-looking 30' kUche.i.- All copper plun.bing ;mdTiig room;, panelled . sturly. 2 1/2| M IK H O FS Regi-stered ! Eve:-,mgs .itid Sund.iys patio. Fence*-! in j.-ard, redwood fully insuLtted. '.veil /l.itidscapiad, baths, large porch and n:.tny ex-1 N.;'>.oi Street Princeton : ^AlT(^ GI ASS Me:;.!'er Plimo Technicians Guild,! 448-'’5.57 or 448-1178 pool, stor n’.s, .screens, all appli- fenced m yard 'with 2-c.ir g;ii age tras inrluciina air - conditioning, 92!-68/!,! PIAT'i -.v UTNPO W Gl. ASS In. ■ ■ I . jances. Neat school, bus and shop- aiid attic. (009) 448-3359 anytime. carj-jets .md n any others. No agents 92’. - 7242 Ipinc. Sacrifice $22,500. ! 20L 297- Price $'6,505. ■ i please. $49,500. Please call 921- WORK FOR YOU 4447. 6588. PAGE EIGHT THE CENTRAL TOST THURSDAY, .UARCH 1967 members, John Westbrook, and a Graene member of the Planning Board, Hospital Vote William Nelson, against Project (Continued from page 1) Classified OBITUAHJES (Continued from R.ige 1) LA. , (Continued from page 1) of the United states, a hUti point exten-sion, depending on labor and The suit has delayed progress in h,is legal career. conM umon cost increases in that on thf project and was the reason over for their voluntary service period. DR. VORIiEES RIGHTMIRE jP. Of Old Bridge and Peter A, He was the defense attorney for for the bid deadline extensions by Real Estate Wanted Too Late to the Hospital: Leslie L. Vlvlanj ;SOUth Brunswick in the landmark .-Another comractcy, -James De- the contractors. bf Princeton: one daughter, Mrs. Jr,, for having served as a Laplaine Inc., saidlt required a Dr. Voorhees .Alvin Rightmlre, Joseph Ruane of Poughkeepsie, case to uphold the validity, of trustee and secreHtfy of the possible increase of $730 on a - 0 - died last Wednesday at his cluster zoning, he has been the 1/2 ACRE or more of land with or 9! N, Y.; one sister, Mrs, Irma Sut Princeton Hospital'•orporatlon. at-j^3E970 bid for the same reason, home on Georges Road, Deans, Municipal Utilities .Authority .Argentin.i's 22.834-foot Mt. without:house in Plalnsboro, Non, To Classify cliffe of Reno, Nev,; one brother, Mrs. Charles B. IMMen, who is torney since 1.905 and lie was the -Among all the other compllca- .Aconcagua marks the highest point Jct„ Hlghtstown area. Must be where both hfe and his'father were Wayne of Monterey, Calif, and 14 serving her second term as presi no ns involving the authority's af ------^------T------torn, ' Planning Board at torney from 1962 in the Western Hemisphere. rural property. Wlllirig to pay grandchildren. dent of the Women’ s Auxiliary. to 1904. fairs is a suit filed by one of its 815,000 for house, $3500 for lanll. FOR SALE - Gas wall oven and. A graduate of New Brunswick Funeral services were held yes Dr. Richard L. Barach "for skill, (Stove, good condition. Reason- High School and the 1905 class .Mr. Greene lias been the area Call coll, 215-045-3641, anytime^ terday from the A.S. Cole Fu leadership and cooperation demon able offer accepted. Call 201- of the University of Pennsylvania, chairinan for the United Fund except Fri, nite or Sat, (Private; neral Home, Cranbury, Requiem strated during his term as presi drive, and he is a past member party). ‘ 297-2090. he was treasurer of the PsiOmega mass was celebrated at St. Paul's dent of the ..Medical and Dental WeA Sp,.iaL ------fraternity and a tiiember of the of the Elks Club anti The Opti Church, Princeton. Interment S ta ff the past year. mists. X 1 PART TIME FILM SCA.NNER. A f- Wilbur Lltch Society and the was In St. Paul's Cemetery. Departing from the usual for Tuesdays and Wednesdays records committee of the unl- .\ veteran of r.vo years in the U.S. WANTED TO RENT - four or five jternoon position availatde. Scan-; - 0 - mat of its written annual report, Air Force, from 1956 to 1958, bedropm house, 2 baths. A p p ro x l-ining and measuring photographs the hospital has Issued a four- reaching the rank of first lieuten- Revlon Softint Helen Curtis Tipping mately $150 to $175. a month.:for scientific research project.No: He was a former inember of OTTO T. OLSEN SR. page "Report to the Community" Phone 466-2B31. .experience necessarv. High School South Brunswick Board of ent, he resides in Kendall Park with the Permanents and stressing several phases of its with his wife Elaine, a daughter ______V------'education required. .Apply person-. E'Ju^tion serv ng la years ROCKT’ HILL — Otto T. Olsen patient care services. Sharon, 8, and a son Richard, 4. Color Machine Frosting r.xm rcxorvc, * * I"®' office. j L e s F orre.st^ cIm - He retired from tls Newark Sr., 75, of Canal Road, died Sun In addition to brief summaries dental office In 1946 after prac He graduated from Rutgers Uni ATTEOTION LANDLORDS! Auto-I pfinceton, N. J. An day In Princeton Hospital follow by Sir. Conover and Dr. Barach versity. in 1933 and in 1930 he S7.50 $12.50 $15.00 matlon .institute Of Princeton Is opportunity employer, ticing 50 years. and some highlights of the finan ing a brief Illness. graduated from Columbia Law Includes shampoo se includes cuf ond set presently compiling a list ofhous- He is survived by his wife, Born in Staten Island, N. Y., cial report, there Is a series of Ing accomddatlons for it's stu the former Mabel Earle; two School. .At Rutger.s, he made the he was a resident here since 1932, illustrated articles dtal4||jllng in dean's list several times and be dents. If yoM have room and/or nieces, Mrs. LeRoy Walling of He owned and operated, with his detail the horS» dtre pw fram , the itoard faculties and would like to 12 L5TLE ST„ PRINCETON South Belmar and .Mrs. William longed to Scarlet- Key, an honor \ckaJ\ of JC n Jjl ParL son Otto Jr., a poultry and grain new imprsyed emerfpney service ary host society. appear on this list, please c a ll: $12,900 Bonner of Sierra Vista, Ariz., farm for the past 35 years. He organlzatj^ kKal progress in Single 0 rooms and bath, 3 tjed- Tickets for the Outstand, 3430 Route 27 Kendall Pork 924-65354 and a great-niece. was a member of Rocky Hill psychlatrlea|iiMi^liBalth care, i rooms on a 32 x 120* lot. This Young Man banquet are now avail The. funeral was held at his Reformed Church. plans for de*lapleg a coronary (201) AX 7-1195 ' ■ ihorue has just been redecorat- able from Mickey Hasson, 103 residence Saturday with the Rev. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. care unit and an ai^raisal of the New Road, Kendall Park. PRIVATE PARTY with 5 children jed and is in move-ln condition, James Darroch of the Dayton Pres Viva Brinson Olsen; a son, Otto laboratory and radiology (X-ray) desires to buy direct from owi- .Vacant, fast possession. byterian Church officiating. In Jr.; two grandchildren; two broth units, which *411 be moved into er 5 liedroom or 6 Ijedroom home R. J. CONTI i- CO. 883-1230 terment was in Dayton Cemetery. ers, Howard 6f Lakewood and enlarged quarters now nearing In Johnson Park School area, Oc- Brokers Eves. & Sun. ^82-8018 Arrangements were by the A.S. Theodore of Perkasle, Pa.; two completion. THURSDAY, FRIDAY cu(>ancy .spring or summer. Phone Cole Funeral Home of Crhnbury. nieces and a nephew. The report is t>elng published 466-1672. - - 0 - The- funeral will be held today this week as a supplement to The — •— ...... - ...... — WAREHOUSE RANGE CLEAR- at 2 p. ni. at the Kimble Funeral Princeton packet, and its sister AND SATURDAY : .A NCE. Save upto 35%, Four brands: EUGENE SARKANT Home, 1 Hamilton Ave. The Rey. newspapers. The Central Post, and .RANCH OR SPUT house wanted. ■ to choose from. Buy and save now,' Earl Jabay, Interim pastor of the Windsor-Hights Herald. OF KENDALL PARK Minimum, 3 bedrooms. .Middle pay later. Free hook-up to our gas; Eugene Sarkany, 32, of 14 Daw Rocky Hill Reformed Church, will Copies of the "Princeton MARCH 2, 3 ,4 $40's. Call evenings, 921-2470. lines. Call 587 - 8150 and ask, son Drive, Kendall Park, died officiate. Interment will be in Hospital Report to the Commurn for Ernie or Gid.SUBURB.AN PRO Friday in Princeton Hospital. Rocky HHl Cemetery. Ity" are also available from the PANE, Rt. 130, Robbinsville. , Born in Budapest, Hungary, Arrangements were made hospital main desk or by written he moved to Kendall park 14 through the Kimble. Funeral Home. request,. Hotels & Motels months ago from Buffalo, N.Y. SEE WHAT YOUR $1 WILL BUY! A graduate - of Princeton Uni Public Notices versity, he was an electrical en CLARKSVILLE MOTEL gineer. • Notables Laud .S'onCK TfH'i-,l(.soNSlN Mll.n KUt !■, He is survived by his mother,! SAVE UP TO 70 % AND MORE! U. S, Route 1 and Quaker Road OR I'.vritNT.X tN lUjel'H.-U.'- .Mrs. Helen Sukany; and a sister,j .A.sb TO IllKIH HH,.:UIVs ,x \.MI I-i'lrM#-- near American Cyanamld Co. 2, 3, Mrs. Ildlko Olchvary, with whom and 4 room apartments, tastefully he resided. furnished, by week or month. Also II wu are In the militarv nh! vhu<>i | patient In a veterans* hospital anti fJeslre ! Funeral services were held yes Dr, ODT^nheimer "rooms and private hath. Commer to Wte. or If vou are a renttve or frlenO , terday in Buffalo. Interment was Infants’. Toddlers' Corduroy Crawlers, Reg. 1.99...... Men's cial rate^.452-2233. t»f a per-^on who is In the nillitarv no! .-n t in Elm Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo. Knit Shirts, Reg. 2.99...... Beys' Sport Shirts, Reg. to 2.99... or a patient In a vofetaoN* hospital ''•ho, More than 600 persons came to cist, with tears In his eyes, ac you believe, will tJesire to vote In me sp*.»< lal I.ocal arrangements were under .Alexander Hall, Saturday to honor . . M isse s’ Wool Jackets, Weskits, Reg. 9799...... G irls'K nit election to conduct a referendum on S C RANBUR Y — The Infant daugh Dr, Hans Bethe, Cornell profes for science." He termed t he choice IN SAID roWNSHIP OF SOUIH BRUNSWICK, i ter of Donald and Alice Geringj sor of Physics, with Oppenheimer of Dr. Oppenheimer as chi^f at Schannel died Feb. 21 in Mercei pursuant to the provisiotis of R, S, ; a pioneer in unlockihg the atom. Los Alamos as a "marvelous" to held on .April 14, kindly write fo i Hospital. Henry DeWolf Smyth, profes Too Late the underslCTied at once making' application : D r, one, .Also surviving are four sisters. Mhn’s Sport Shirts, Reg. to $S...... Boys' Wool, Orion Sweaters, lot a Tiiilitary service t»ulloi to be voted in j sor emeritu.s at Princeton Unlver- Mrs, Katherine Oppenheimer said,election to l«e forwarded t« '.tiu, If vo\i are | Reg. to 1.99. . . . .Girls' Orion Sweaters, Reg. to $5...... M isses' Donna, Kathryn, Victoria andCyn-jslty and U. S. Ambassador to the entered.Alexander Hall by a rear in the Millltary service oi atf i patient In a Shirts and Blouses, Reg. to 5.99...... Men’s Famous Dress Shirts, veterans* haspital, stating vour name, age, thla; a brother, Donald J r „ aU International .Atomic Energy door and sat In the front row during To Classify serial number, home address and the address at home, and her grandparents, Commission in Vienna and former Reg. to S5. . . . .Men's Dress Slacks, Reg. 6.99...... at which >t)u are stationed or can I'e found, the service. $2 Carmen Scfhannel of Princieton, U. S. .Airiljassador to Russia, The ceremonies began with the or if \ou (teslre the military service lallot and Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Ger- for a relative or friend then make an applica GMrge F. Kennan,professoral the master recording of Stravinsky's PRNCETON TOWNSHIP tion under oath for a military .service ballot Ing of Trenton, and her great- Institute foi' Advanced Study under "Requiem Cantices" - first played to tie forwarded to him, statin»: In vour applica grandmother, Mrs, Susan Michels tion that he Is over the ape of 21 veais, and Dr. OK>enheimer spoke. in Princeton last fiill - and end A 5 bedroom, 3 tile bath RANCH. of Trenton. stating hLS name, serial nunil'or, home address The only other speaker was Dr, ed with a recording of Beetho Consists of large living room with and the address at which he is stationed or Graveside services were held Oppenheimer’s successor, Dr. ven^ Quartet No. 14 In C Sharp fireplace; dining area; m.odern kit can lie found, \ Thursday in St, Paul's Cemetery, Carl Kaysen who said "his death minor, pla.ved by the Jullliarci chen with ample cabinets; huge :an i'e oUalneU U om Princeton, under the direction of Foi ms of application has diminished us all,’' String Quartet. family room with beamed celling; the underst^d. ' the Kimble Funeral Home. Dr". Smyth poignantly re Men's Sport Shirts, Reg. to 6.99...... M isse s’ Wool Shirts, Reg. to spacious utility room; large Composer Nicholas Nabokov 6.99...... Girls’ Dresses, Reg. to 8.99...... M isse s’ Wool Bermu Date<1; March 1, lt»67. called the days when both men made arrangements for the tape screened porch along rear over- JOHN CANTU had Served on the Atomic Engergy das, Reg. 4.99...... M isses' Boots,Reg. S6. . . . .M isses' Wool, iooklng garden and heated SWIM ELBERT Ov PILRNON with Columbia records. Dr, Op- CLERK, SOUTH BRUNSWICK toWN^HlP Commission and the revocation of Corduroy & Stretch Slacks, Reg. to 6.99...... MING POOL. OH h/w heat. 2 car penhetmer had been present at the $3 MUNICIPAL BUILDING .CRANBURY - - John Cantu, 68 Dr. Oppenhelmer's security clear premiere of the StraAdnsky workat garage. Beautiful planting sur MONMOITH JUNCTION, NEW JEliSEY of Grovers Mill - Plainsboro Road, ance in 1954. Dr. Sm\+h was the rounds this fine home. Offered 0«852 McCarter last fall. died Sunday at his home only member of the AEC to side Among the hundreds of profes at $51,500. Pub; 3-2-67 IT He. was born in Trinidad, Colo.,j with Dr. Oppenhelmer's position. sors, politicians, statesmen and Fee; $10.88 lived in Ridgefield, N, J, for 20 and he said that the revocation LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP - u - sclenti.sts were: ; POST LEGAL ■ ^ vears and moved to Cranbury In came during the "McCarthy perl- Nobel Laureates, Isidor Rabl, >SOlTH BRUNSWICK TOW'N.sHIP VOTEItS 1956. 6d." Eugene AVlgner, Julian Schwinger, 'A Colonial-type F.ARM HOUSE, on ^ He was a retired sales repre "America paid horribly for it. Tsung Dao Lee and Edwin Mc approximately 2 1/2 acres, with ^pru h , i a . m . to 8 p . m ., sentative for the Royal Typewrit Such a wrong can never be righted mature trees and exceptional land- jat ihe regular voting dtstncts, ?o vme on the Millan: M isses' Juniors Shirts, Jumpers, Dresses, Reg. to 12.99...... er Co. He was a sergeant in the and such a blot on our history can Donald F. Hornig, White House scaping, plus a 2 story BARN In : er of foreign universities which IT B. Meyner, Princeton Universtly Monilay, Thursday, Friday No Refunds, Exchanges Tu'o '‘Volunteens' were eager tohavehim.Thephysl- THOMPSON REALTY Fe©; $4.83 President Robert F. Goheen and 9:30 to 6 P.M. Tuesday, or Layaways W, Bryce Thompson, IV, Broker many of the Princeton academic , Two South Brunswick teenagers Wednesday, Saturday 195 Nassau Street MiC.VsVMtK t<.avnsiui- community; w e re lionoied for volunteer serv- Princeton 921 - 7655 K IU C A noN Poet Stephen Spender, novelist Kuwlall Park. Np.' .I.-a- w, Hces to St. Peter's General Hos- Board John O'Hara, Paul Nitze, secre Eves. & Week-ends jpital List week during a con,blned Charlotte Morrell 799-0273 N01K .- TO liiniitit. tary of the Navy, and Sen. Clif iservice .Awards Program and (Continued from page 1) ford Case, The IM i.i ol ! .iucaUou oi .SOU-I. tiiuiu.- I p iQ Q tg p g g H y h O S p lt a l'S wick To-wnNhir InviU's ’ l>!' sul HiiSNlon of j _ , i #■ » . . ' ______j . . . 1. bi'is un \rt iioiin. : Mur-ic j Scliool of Nursiiig, g^Tous liuG to their inf id msbitit y, SECRETARY Depi. - loPiint labtes-I 1-h.urs. combitiAuon , Joanne Burtoii of Monmouth i had been collected of Ken-: Mr. Bartolozzl also reported .Advertising research firm has op seats Homo .-conomics mBU.. imia-truintts j dall Park W e r e presented emblems , (hat' he. and building inspector ening for girl with minimum of ,is Tabh"- fti." them high school students, per- been ordered to have a family Princeton Airways has work. Please call 924-3400 for iiM UN" ir thc A.chc>ol tbN' forn, duties o.f’ .i non-technical of five removed from a two-room appointment, nature in numerous hospital de l\ rfcciv.-b iin’i house which had no sanitary fa •.c AHuiimsrratior. 'Uv V, partments at St. Peter's, from cilities. GALLirp i ROfilN"SON tulall r.u k , NV-.A .bvsi'-., adn Itting to X-r.iv. The board unanimously reap-: plau* aU t uis will ! . iu*lp J.' - 0- ' Princeton, N. ivni-s asRi bl'l fetp'.' ; pointed its plumbing m.spector, .T- •efftre. . NURSES' SCHOOL . I Donald Rodner, and its secretary, ' Miss Gail Iftisso, and decided to UPH01.STERY SERVIC E .! le e e s- i : -.lur.i' t'ti ’.•■V v: liMils. \r.: •A pre-nursing test for ^ 11- wait until its next meeting to con- timate.s. Call 609-921-8485. • 4- s 3t St ' ®Wer a request from the authoritv pf bl'l cauts for tlie 1907 (T.i.ss Petoi's Genera! Hospital schooi/<^E covering tie- U' ^:-.i ■ a" y : ]• N oi Nursing will tie held on Satiir- i.eqnii ements. P'RINCETON C'OONI.AL PARK K ' split-level on .ittractive 1 2 acre. VlDDl :■ day, March 4, in the .school audi Living room, dining ell, kitchen torium. A similar test is sched YOUR BIKE with eating area. 3 iiedrootv.s, 1 I '2 uled for .April 8. Candidates for the t'.iths, large p;inelled laiililv room class .ire required to take the pre- OUT OF with laundrv. 2 car garage. Ir. the nut .sine test, on one of these dates. $20’ s. Call 799-08.37. Additional infornutioii and advance STYLE? reei.stration details may be ob- t.iined by writing or telephoning daily flight connections at Kennedy and Newark Airports AVON C A I. LING t!m si-h(X)l's r'eeistr.ir.'
We are helping scores of women in ■ ruiUifie : Hlghtstown ar.d surrounding towns 'cr 14 •NtUe'ur to make ir.oney. working 3 ianns Cl'' u Tu VN l i! ••ti">”; .1' onep, 1 •• 7 daily. We have an opening in HOUSE fintc©, t-© '2.UV BE.-AUTIFUL for an Avon repre *<• toll a- p.r'.o't.f . -i'.- ,3 !<1;' whlCT HiLj sentative. Call 609-LY9-3626. inl •Lu*'" wt;h line© A' .1 ‘ CbkKil, v-QlIfFu 'jr.!'.','; sr . uii; '^F OH.Sttr A? ,-,ou Dt‘ ’icJiMt’ ;.o v'aN'- )"OU", I'a Uo' ’ a’ ;.x-Uin» ■vjll ^ At'lc '.e V .v'.-'i'i; t-o'I'inF L: -C'ur Jist"let on .‘•.uii b-©. .trHi'.A'Lr .i©- N" rivihA: talUn • AiU be’' See'All The Hew Models Of m ; p •>• vu't' in s;.*ecu! i oirtuu- Ar.. sprli' .YD* uitJfSkf- FLY ALL THE WAY! FCH.^ALt Qf SOIT tl P Hini AA 1 < 7 ■'••'A 725 1 f .'f Jif.- 4 Grave Plot.s -\r< © N> , "iMUi© !• BICYCLES Perpetual Care in ■; r'iN \Nk ! : ■ \r:nr: ■ N 0 t Hourly flights from Princeton Airport Franklin Memorial P.u k •! K, tN-Mii Value $805.00 ■ ' -.'A'yrl: ; t’ •: N ' J IN : ' . • N- ATTH TH‘ rN'7N;i. K KOPP’S CYCLE Will sell at great sacrifice MUNKIiA- U71Urrr> Call after 6 p.m, !•; i- vi'"- .F:- : .TlINk; '• * HI •••,•• S o V s • Se-fviAicc - 201 - 350 - ,■.•'55 V.HNT ',N:' t'b'P'"'V-U . v’. ’rk'.NV- :n<- -in ir Job'' S’-ec* ’ •■; I N-'-Mk K. p. -ce’c- N J. WA 4-lfl52 Call fw reservations: !272u?6’-Io9l 5U>