' ITSTOW f n o o i L ia r (VIMPSOR-HIGHTS HERALD i a i " .1 \ ^ ■' . ______V O L. 5, f HIGHTSTOWN, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1969 Newsstand 10c per copy Public Views Final Forum Set Friday On Consolidation

A slew of residents and officials Windsor and Hightstown choose to from East Windsor Township and consolidate. Hightstown Borough are expected The tentative plan also shows to file into the Hightstown High the Consolidation Committee School Auditorium at 8 p.m. F ri­ members approve of a nine - mem­ day, Feb. 28, to attend the second ber council, manager governing and final slated public hearing tin body. Under this arrangement, proposed consolidation of both there would be no voting wards, municipalities. and councilmen would be cho­ The first public forum on con­ sen by an at-large vote. solidation was held Wednesday, The Council - Manager Plan Feb. 26, at the high school as this D form of government provides newspaper went to press. for the establishment of wards un­ A tentative plan on consolidating der New Jersey's Optional Muni­ East Windsor and Hightstown was cipal Charter Law. presented to the press last week by Mr. Wright explained the com­ the six - member Joint Consoli­ mittee has decided the Council- dation Committee, which Is delving Manager Plan E type would best OPENING REMARKS Edwin Rosskam, Roosevelt writer and photographer, kicks-off public jetport into the feasibility of such amove. suit one consolidated community Fashion Show Is Coming The tentative arrangement, the with a projected population of about meeting Monday night, Feb. 24, in Roosevelt Elementary School, by making keynote address to over committee said, is strictly set up 25,OCX). Also, councilmen elect­ 100 concerned citizens. as a base from which to operate Tired of all that heavy win­ door prizes, a fabric display, John Miles, Mrs. Alan Sandell, ed on an at-large basis would ter clothing? Spring and Mrs. Edward Weihenmayer, during public forums. give the people a better type offi­ and favors provided byGretch- Robert E. Wright, Committee summer fashions are com­ en’s, Applegarth'sand Leona's. Mrs. Bruce Chase, Mrs. Don­ cial, and spread the government chairman, pointed out th$l workload out evenly, Mr. Wright Concerned Citizens Attend ing to the Old Yorke Inn Plaza Tickets are priced at $2.50, ald Cooke, Mrs. Donald Mock- Room, Route 130, Wednesday, certain changes could be made, added. and will be sold at the door. ler, Mrs. Philip Domer, Mrs. pending what ideas citizens Persons interested in obtain­ Joseph Kopec, and Miss Pat A professional administrator March 5, at 8 p.m. in the form express on the tentative plan dur­ (manager) would be hired by the of a "Fabric and Fashion Show" ing tickets may contact Mrs. Haynes. ing public sessions. "It is im­ David. Fourteen of the models will merged communities to run Roosevelt Jetport Meeting sponsored by OFFER (Older be young girls from the OFFER perative that we get as many peo­ the united town on a fulltime basis. Friends for Encouraging Read­ Altogether, some 15 adult ple as possible to attend these models, all women from program. The clothes they will The manager would have the ing), one of the programs of hearings," Mr. Wright added. power to hire and fire municipal ROOSEVELT - Over a hundred velt Borough Council over a month day meeting. A blown - up por­ the Hightstown Human Rela­ Hightstown and East Windsor, display were made by persons concerned citizens gathered at ago. As a result, the Council has tion of a map showing the proxim­ will help display about 60 spring throughout the community. The The completed consolidation employees based on merit tions Council. Another duty the manager would the Roosevelt school building Mon­ appropriated $1,000 to be used ity of Just two of the runways to and summer outfits. All the youngsters slated to model are plan -- the one which East Wind­ day night, Feb. 24, to plot a future In the community's proposed re­ the small town of Roosevelt had Kicking - off local interest women have sewn the fashions Donna Parrish, Cynthia Single- sor and Hightstown voters will cast have is to set up the yearly mu­ nicipal budget, and make recom­ course of action in regard to the sistance to the Jetport. There an electrifying and unifying effect in the upcoming show are (left they will model. ton, Patricia and Jill Reeves, ballots on Thursday, April 17, -- proposed Jetport which could pose was also a citizen's committee on those assembled. to right) Mrs. Jacqueline Dav­ Adult models, besides Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, Lillian and will consist of 20-pages, and be mendations to councilmen. Under the Council - Manag­ a monumental threat to peace and formed at the suggestion of May­ With the problem defined, Mr. id, show co-ordinator, Mrs. David, Mrs. MacRae, and Mrs. Barbara Muse, Glenda Law- presented about March 17. property in this area if located or Ted Mart on to look into the Rosskam delivered his opening re­ Dennis MacRae, and Mrs. Rich­ Miller, include Mrs. James son, Blanche Gunnell, Darla Recommended In the tentative er Plan E government, the manag­ er, however, would not have final at the Roosevelt site. matter and start some positive marks. He immediately ques­ ard Miller, both models. Hughes, Mrs. Oscar Bosley, Picott, Stacey Chew, Cheryl plan presented by the Consolidation Edwin Rosskam, Roosevelt course of action. tioned the validity and objectivity There will be refreshments, Mrs. Robert Langmacher, Mrs. Williams, and Gwen Thurston. Committee is the Council-Manag­ say or approval of the budget, or final determination of the muni­ writer and photographer, ex­ Mr. Rosskam spearheaded this of the Blomquist report on possible er Plan E form of govern­ pressed his concern to the Roose- effort which resulted In the Mon- Jetport sites since it was financed ment which East Windsor voters cipal tax rate. The manager would be hired by by 41 of the state's largest firms, approved by a 117-vote margin last including Allied Chemical, Bell year. This type of government is council depending upon his profes­ Amended Budget Gets Okay sional experience and training, and Telephone, New Jersey Power and slated to go Into effect In East Light, and Johnson and Johnson Windsor January 1, 1970. could be removed from office Tax Breather For whose chief executive lives in the The committee also has desig­ upon a majority rote from council. Ofte of the difficulties within Solberg area, one of the proposed nated January 1, 1970 as the date sites. Mr. Rosskam doubts the From Cranbury Committee the Council - Manager government the Council - Manager Plan E validity of a report which has the setup would begin If both East (See FORUM, Page 10) Township Citizens? opinions erf no plain citizen's By BETTIE WITHERSPOON mission's request for $13,000 had had requested the longer hours. groups represented. been slashed to $10,000. "For several years, the Com­ uation to a person who owned a Mr. Rosskam refuted many of An amended budget of $369,610 "This means," Mrs. Gilbert de­ mittee has stated that the library East Windsor Township taxpay­ the arguments made in favor of with $130,694 to be raised by local clared, "that we will not be able appropriation was not as large as ers may see a 30 point drop in $20,000 home. Citizens Accepting their tax rate for 1969 - not an Although the East Windsor the Jetport by the Blomquist re­ taxes, was approved by the C ran-'| to increase our library hours. We it would wish, because the facil­ port. The vision of Mr. Blomquist bury Township Committee Monday’ had hoped to have this be a place ities were crowded. Now we have increase as originally predicted. Township Consolidated School Dis­ the space but we won't have addi­ trict has not been able to disclose is that of the Jetport acting as night, Feb. 24. Because of the for our youngsters to gather, to East Windsor Mayor Donald a huge magnet Inviting industrial amendment, the budget will, as re ­ keep them off the street. Nor will tional books" added another mem­ what the district's tax rate will be Schultz happily announced this since voters adopted the $3.7 mil­ and residential development quired, be re-submitted to the State we be able to add periodicals and ber of the audience. "There are Invitations From week that taxpayers who possess some of us who spend $20 a year lion school budget, Mayor Schultz around it spreading like ripples Division of Local Finance for ap­ paperbacks or records, as we had $20,000 homes, right now, can ex­ in a pond outward Into the heart proval prior to the Township Com­ hoped, which would appeal to these for membership in the Princeton said he sees a "reduction in school pect a total tax bill of $7.22 per taxes to a bill of $4.68 per $100 of New Jersey. mittee's final approval. youngsters. For many of them, Library because of the larger se­ $100 of assessed valuation. Mr. Rosskam stated he had spent lection," she added, "and would of assessed valuation." TTie school Members of the Committee indi­ regular books are too formidable Area Organizations The mayor said this package some hours In a home in Puerto while paperbacks are more attrac­ like to see the extra money spent tax rate last year was $4.73 per cated that they will probably meet represents a 30 cent decrease per $100 of assessed valuation. Rico four or five miles from in a special session to approve the tive. The number of books we pur­ for books." $100 of assessed valuation from the end of a runway at the In­ chase will not be increased be­ Mr. Groendyke pointed out that said, that each citizen, who will School officials had said that the budget before the March 20 dead­ 'Hie Citizens Committee on Con­ last years rate of $7.52 per $100. $3.7 million budget would mean a ternational Jetport there. "When line imposed by state statute. The cause the cost of books has risen, the budget could not be amended solidation announces it is now ac­ vote on the completed plan April The total rate predicted is based beyond a certain point without the 17, "casts an Informed, objective nine per cent Increase in revenues a DC 8 took off, the scream made Committee’s final vote would ordi­ as has the cost for repairing cepting speaking invitations from on estimates for local, school, books," she said. necessity of re-publishing the ballot, either yes or no, and that to be raised by the district through talking Impossible, and the house narily have followed the piftllc local civic groups, and various county and veterans taxes. taxation. shook," he said. hearing. Mayor Robert G. Kugler point­ budget, to which Mrs. Kate Shank- other area organizations to Inform the vote is based on facts, and not ed out that the library's appropria­ weiler said, "When the subject is on emotional or sentimental is- "The county Is now going through Mayor Schultz said that added The oily soot which settles on them of proposed consolidation assessments and ratables in the everything is most undesirable C. Bergen Groendyke, township tion has been increased from Jhe library, I say, 'Publish It between Hightstown and East Wind­ final adjustment of the rates," Mayor Schultz related. "We should township have made it possible to he pointed out. "In the long run auditor, estimated that the $130,- $8,500 for 1968to $10,000for 1969. again'." sor Township. Mr. Wright told the Herald that 694 to be raised by local taxes Mrs. Gilbert replied that this was Mr. Groendyke advised that, if it is not the Job of the Citizens have final figures by March 10. keep taxes as low as possible. it Mils trees and contaminates Maurice Hageman, Citizens "There could be another seven to water." Mr. Rosskam admitted (compared to $108,118 for 1968) still not enough to carry out the an appropriation were Increased Committee chairman, said his Committee to "sell consolidation. Our budget public hearing will be by less than 10 per cent, re- Its function is to keep the public held on March 11." eight cent reduction by the time of he could not even envision the would result in an 11 cent in­ three-year plan which the com mis­ group is asking to be invited to effects of the "supersonic mon­ crease in the tax rate. sion had devised to improve the advertising would not be required. abreast of what Is going on." Last year, the local purpose rate our budget public hearing," Mayor local organizations to present "the was 86 cents per $100 of assessed Schultz said, "n ils all hinges on sters" of tomorrow, two of which The amendment was proposed library’s service to the com­ Whereupon Committeeman Arthur - 0 - final 20-page plan on consolida­ what the county presents." could carry the entire population following a lively discussion, munity. She said that 185 members Danser proposed that the appropri­ tion after it Is presented by the valuation. This year, Mayor headed by Library Commission had been added in 1968, bringing ation for the library be increased Schultz said that latest calculations The East Windsor Township of Roosevelt wherever It wanted Joint Consolidation Committee in shows the local purpose rate will be Committee submitted a 1969-70 to go in the world. Chairman, Mrs. Beverly Gilbert, the membership to 1,110, of which March." Youth Nabbed who said that the Library Com­ 610 are adults, and that the public (See CRANBURY, Page 10) 93 cents. The total*tax bill in 1968 budget totalling $1,331,477 earlier As Mr. Rosskam sees It the Mr. Hageman said the Citizens was $7.52 per $100 of assessed val- other sites have been ruled out Committee will be meeting with and this one will be the political the six-member Joint Consolida­ For Cashing compromise. "The Army Is un- tion Committee so that first-hand budgeeble _pti -the McGuire site, information can be obtained, and money and influence will keep then be released to the community. Bad Checks it out of Solberg and the Great Any organizations requesting the A 19-year-old Roosevelt youth Swamp, Toms River is too far Citizens Committee to be available away from everything which leaves for speaking engagements before was arrested by Hightstown Police Monday, Feb. 24, and charged with the Allentown - Roosevelt site their respective groups are asked where there are fewer people and to contact Mr. Hageman. cashing forged checks totalling $635. no substantial money backing," Mr. Hageman also explained the he said. Citizens Committee would appre­ Police Chief Lawrence Archer Identified the suspect as Kenneth After the opening remarks, oth­ ciate any donations from residents ers in attendance voiced their toward covering the mailing and Edwards, of 2 School La. Edwards allegedly stole the checks from his opposition to the Jetport as Aaron printing of copies of the 20-page Datz was acting chairman. Mayor consolidation plan, which will be uncle, the Rev. Albert Clayton, of the same address, police related. Ted Marton said the Jetport is circulated throughout the Hights­ of no value to New Jersey. 'The town and East Windsor areas. "We Chief Archer reported that Ptl. Kenneth Slabeckl apprehended Ed­ traffic Is transient and would not expect to send a copy of the plan to Increase revenue here. We would each family, and any donations that wards at John's Luncheonette, Main Street, after authorities had get the noise, soot, and the bill citizens wish to make to help cover for the transportation systems mlaling and printing charges will received a tip that Edwards had cashed the checks at the First needed to get people to Philadel­ be greatly appreciated," Mr. Hage­ phia and New York," he added. man said. National Bank of Hightstown, Main Street. Another point was that there Parsons who wish to make a con­ is nothing to prove that the state tribution may send their donation Edwards, police said, put $25 to Post Office Box 328, Hightstown. in his savings account at the bank, (See JETPORT, Page 10) and used $4 for taxi fare. Author­ The Joint Consolidation Com­ -0- mittee, charged with the task of ities said they recovered $283 of presenting a suitable plan to con­ the money. solidate East Windsor and Hights­ In other police action. Chief Thieves Grab $613 town into one united community, Archer reported that Sgt. Harry formed the Citizens Committee to Kleinkauf, and PtL Raymond Le- From Apartment aid in helping keep the public melux, played an instrumental informed of Us work in achieving roln in helping State Police appre­ East Windsor Township Police g feasible plan. hend a 2l-year-old Jersey City are Investigating a burglary of an Robert E. Wright, Consolidation man during a high speed chase apartment at Princeton Arms East Committee chairman, pointed out Saturday, Feb. 22, on Route 33. which netted thieves some $613 that it would be "extremely diffi­ Chief Archer said that Sgt. in bills, Jewelry, and miscellan­ cult for members of my commit­ Kleinkauf and Ptl. Lemelux spot­ eous Items sometime during Tues­ tee to appear before citizen or­ ted Daniel Michael Corkery, 111 day, Feb. 18. ganizations who have expressed Ocean Ave., racing down Route Police Chief Joseph Michnisky a desire to hear from us person­ 33 at speeds exceeding 100 miles- reported that thieves made off with ally." per-hour. $333 in currency, $80 in Jewelry, Both police officers gave chase, Mr. Wright said the Consolida­ TAKING A PASS Hightstown High's Charlie Galbraith (right) and miscellaneous Items, valued tion Committee is working very and radioed to State Police at at $200, from the apartment of closely with Mr. Hageman's com­ Tennant where Corkery was ar­ gets set to grasp a bullet pass in the corner during court encounter Samuel B. Abbott, 32. PRECARIOUS POSITION Admiral Farragut’sPete Carpenter (left) ha* Peddie School's Chick Geran mittee so that the public will be rested, and charged with driving with Florence High School on the Rams wooden way Tuesday Chief Michnlzty said that Sgt. without headlights and tail-lights, tied up as he tries to keep Geran from scoring a reversal during d 148 pound match in the New Jersey completely informed of the con­ night, Feb. 25. A 25-foot jump by the Flashes John VonThaden Clifford Robbins investigated the failure to keep to the right, and burglary, which showed no signs State Wrestling Tournament held last week at Newark Academy, Newark. Geran proceeded to upset solidation plan. with two seconds left, enabled the visitors to take home a 41-39 It is the Joint Consolidation failure to halt at the command of of a forced entry into the apart­ Carpenter, 5 1, and capture second place in his weight class. (See story, Page 5). Committee's wish, Mr. Wright a police officer. victory over the Rams. ment. PA G E TW O WINDSOR-MIGHTS HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1969 Miss Sherwin Hausman, Engaged To SOCIAL NOTES Pugh Plan Compiled by John Archer Mrs. Robert S. Turton Jr., 44*-2907 Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Mathew H. Sher­ win of Hightstown, have announced Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Wein­ became parents of a second son, member the date for a nice berger of 30 Farm Lane, Benjamin, on February 7. He Sandra L. Hausman, daughter of the engagement of their daughter, evening! Roosevelt, named their son weighed Just 6 lbs. His bro­ Mrs. Ann Hausman and the late Miss Judith Ann Sherwin to John Jacob D. Hausman of Hightstown Haskel M orris. He weighed ther, Jonathan, Is 2 1/2 years Clifford Chamberlain, Broad W. Archer in, son of Mr. and 8 lbs. 3 oz. at the time of -of-age. The happy grand­ will soon become the bride of Mrs. John W. Archer/Jr., also Street, is a patient In Prince­ his birth on February 6 at parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mor­ Charles Ashton Pugh, son of Mr. of Hightstown. ton Hospital. Remember him Princeton Hospital. He Joins ris Newman, Belle Harbor, and Mrs. E arl Ashton Pugh of Miss Sherwin is a graduate of with a cheer card. Levittown, Pa., form erly of Johns­ Hightstown High School and is Lee Michael, 7 years old, and Queens, N.Y., and Rabbi and Mindy, who is 6. His grand­ M rs. Mordecal Mezrick of * * * town, Pa. presently employed by McGraw parents are Mr. and Mrs. Solo­ Brooklyn, N.Y. The Flying Mounts 4-H Club Miss Hausman is a graduate of Hill Publishing Co,, of Hightstown. mon Berg and Mr. Samuel * * * held their regular monthly Hightstown High School and The Mr. Archer is also a graduate of Weinberger, all of Roosevelt. World Day of Prayer is be­ meeting at the home of Jill Vogue School of Modeling. She Is Hightstown High School, attended * * * ing observed Friday, March 7. and Dawn Rowe in Allentown. presently employed by Cunning­ College of Emporia, Emporia, Captain and Mrs. Thomas Local services are being held Two new members Joined the hams Pharmacy. Kan., and Rider College. He O'Brien will be residing in in three area locations as fol­ club, Robbie Robinson and The prospective bridegroom Is is presently serving in the U.S. Fort Meade, Md., where Capt. lows: 2 p m. afternoon service George Pienkowski. The club a graduate of Woodrow Wilson Army. O'Brien will be stationed. He in the auditorium of Meadow visited Stanley Dancer's stable High School and the Bucks Coun­ No date has yet been set for returned last week from a in New Egypt on February 22. ty Technical School of Levittown. the wedding. MISS JUDITH ANN SHERWIN Lakes on E tra Road; 7:30 p.m. y ear's tour of duty in Vietnam. in the Calvary Gospel Mission There will be an A.H.S.A. film He Is presently employed by A .R. A Mrs. O'Brien is the daughter Chapel on Church Street in shown on March 2 at 1 p.m. in MISS JACQUELINE HE WINS as assistant manager of The Ped­ Civic Group Plans Membership Session of Mrs. Andrew Hill of Mon­ Windsor, and at 8 p.m, in the the Extension Building in Tren­ dle School Dining Service. mouth Street. First United Methodist Church ton. Admission is free and A late March wedding is planned. The Devonshire Civic Associa­ teria. * * * on Stockton Street in Hights­ all are welcome. The next reg­ Miss Hewins - 0 - tion will hold its first general Guest speaker will be Clyde Mr. and Mrs. John Huss, town. ular meeting will be March 15 * * * at the home of Linda Kolpack membership meeting of the year Aston of Aston Lawn and Garden Kensington Arms, announced Center, who will speak on "The in Dutch Neck. on Tuesday, March 4, at 8 p.m. on February 7 the birth of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Will Marry care and maintenance of your Jonathan Francis at Prince­ Smith, Kensington Arms, have ♦ * * in the Intermediate School Cafe­ lawn.” ton Hospital. His sister, Jen­ named their daughter Melissa nifer Lynne, is 18 months old. Lee. She weighed 7 lbs. 14 Mrs. Dorothy Young, Brook- Mr. Preston The maternal grandmother is oz. at birth at Princeton Hos­ wood Gardens, entertained the Evening Department of the Mrs. Frank Sweeney of Jenkin- pital on February 2. Her bro­ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hewins, MILLSTONE DELI town, Pa. The paternal grand­ ther, Bryan, is 4 1/2 - years- Hightstown Woman's Club on of Hightstown, have announced the parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mi­ old. Mr. aixi Mrs. Albert H. Wednesday evening, February engagement of their daughter, Miss chael Diaz of Philadelphia. Harris, Kansas City, Missouri; 19. The evening was spent Jacqueline M. Hewins to Mr. Brad SANDWICHES - HOAGIES * * * and Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. in reviewing books, and many L. Preston son of Mr. and Mrs. fine reports were given. The Civil Air Patrol paper Smith of Shawnee Mission, Kan­ * * ♦ Raymond Preston of Freehold. SALADS drive is on. If you have papers sas, are the grandparents. The bride-elect is a graduate to donate, call 448-1142 to ar­ * * * Sp 4 Chet Rue, son of Mr. of Hightstown High School and is and Mrs. William E. Rue, E tra 4 Old Cranbury Rd. range for pick - up. Mrs. Jerome L. Becker Sr., employed by Radiant Lamp Cor­ * * * Road, is home on leave with his poration in Hightstown. 16 Taylor Ave., Is a patient in family here. Chet served as At Rt. 130 Across From State Police Barracks We are sorry to receive this Princeton Hospital. Best The prospective bridegroom was military police during his 13 announcement so late, but we wishes for recovery. graduated from Allentown High Open 7 Days Regular Hours 7:00 A,M. -10:30 P M are glad to Include it as re­ * * * month tour of duty in Korea. School and attends the Institute Sunday 8:00 A M -10:00 PM quested. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schmidt, - 0 - of Computer Management in Phil­ Phone 448-4089 Brennan, of 22 Wiltshire Drive Van Rensellar Avenue, and adelphia. named their son Christopher other members of their family -0- John. He was born December enjoyed a chat by way of the 31, 1968, at Princeton Hos­ telephone on Sunday with their Emily Bunting pital, and weighed 7 lbs. 6 son, Russell Schmidt and his SANDRA L. HAUSMAN oz. His brother, Robert Em­ family, in San Pedro, Calif. Engaged To Wed CARDUNER’S LIQUOR STORE met, Is 3 years old. The grand­ The call was made to extehd parents are Mr. and Mrs. P hil­ birthday greetings to their son Mrs. William L. Bunting of Cromwell, lip Dolch of Manasquan, and Russell. Enjoy nothing BUT the best. Cranbury, has announced the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brennan * * * engagement of her daughter, Miss Treat yourself to our of Union. Please call your notes in Emily Jean Bunting, to James Karschner * * * to the number above, day or Woolley Jr., son of Mrs. Joy A. Fine Wines and Liquors Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ubry, evening, before 7 p.m, Mon­ Woolley of Winchester, Mass., and of Hightstown, have announced day. James Woolley of Natick, Mass. Are Wed the engagement of their daugh­ * * * Miss Bunting is also the daughter Stockton Street & ter, Denise, to William Bow­ A F ashion and F abric show Mr. and Mrs. NormanM. Crom­ of the late Col. Bunting. well of Hightstown, announce the have ser, son of Mrs. Carl Went- will be held Wednesday, March Miss Bunting is an alumna of marriage of their daughter, Dar­ Route 130 landt of lie re, and Ray Bowser 5 at 8 p.m, at Old Yorke Inn Hightstown High School and the of Pennsylvania. Both attended by a group of friends who are lene M. Cromwell to Gordon American University, Washington, Karschner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hightstown High School. Miss interested in the "Offer" pro­ D.C. mortgage Hightstown Ubry is employed by Shop Rite Max Karschner of Princeton Junc­ gram. There will be favors, Mr. Woolley a graduate of Win­ tion, on Feb. 8. in Hightstown, and her fiance door prizes, and refreshments. chester High School, is a student is employed by the Cranbury Your donation of $2.50 per The ceremony was performed by FREE DELIVERY at Northern Virginia Community the Rev. David P. Muyskens. In the Township Board of Education. person is your admission. A College. He has served four years money * * * display of fabrics will be fea­ First Presbyterian Church of 448-0574 in the United States Air Force. H ightstown. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mez- tured by "Gretchens," "Apple- Both Mr. Woolley and Miss Bunting rick. 809 Hickory Corner Rd., garth," and "Leona's." Re- The bride Is a graduate of are employees of National Airlines Hightstown High School and the in Washington, D: C* groom is a graduate of Princeton A M&y'ttaQdlngf jb 'tfeing planned. MISS SUSAN DOCHERTY High School. A reception following the cere­ mony was held in the Cranbury Inn, Cranbury. Engagement - 0 - STUDYING PRACTICES

Announced St Paul's Lutheran Church, Broad Street, Hightstown is con­ Mr. and Mrs. G arret Docherty, ducting a series of "Communion Sr., of Cranbury, announce the and Conflirmation Practices" engagement of their daughter, In connection with the Lenten Wor­ STEWART’S Susan Docherty, to Mr. Douglas ship services held Wednesdays Renk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar at 8 p.m. These studies are a Renk, o f Monmouth Junction. part of the program being held Miss Docherty is a graduate of throughout the Lutheran Church Hightstown High School and is In America. presently employed at Sweet's Mi­ crofilming Systems, a division of ROOT BEER McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. Mr. Renk is a graduate of South Brunswick High School and is pres­ ently employed at Nassau Wood Industries in North Brunswick. You can get the No date has been set for the| RENT-A-CAR! wedding MISS EMILY BUNTING mortgage money you need right now at DRIVE-IN First Trenton. It’s DAR Group Attends Tea available and waiting Members of the Francis Hop- Those who attended the tea from kinson Chapter of Hightstown, the Francis Hopkins on Chapter • Prepayment privilege WILL REOPEN FOR Daughters of the American! ter were Mrs. Taylor Palmer, Revolution, were entertained by regent; Mrs. Charles Stutz, vice- At Low Rates •Prompt service members of the Monmouth Court­ re ge ant; Mrs. Howard Hoffman, •Terms to 25 years house Chapter during a tea at the secretary; Mrs. Harold Applegate, home of Mrs. Frank Weeden, of registrar; Mrs. George Blatchley, from • Local mortgage THE SEASON Freehold, on Saturday when both librarian; Mrs. John Valek, Am­ benefits chapter's celebrated "American erican Heritage chairman; Mrs. History Month." Albert Saunders, American Indians Potter and Hillmar Mrs. Frances Whitson, formerly chairman; Mrs. Folker Vander of Cranbury, had charge of Meulen, Honor Roll chairman; an interesting display of Ameri­ Mrs. William Stults, Publicity and Route 130 can - made hand - stitched quilts Membership chairman, and Mrs. which had been handed to the DAR Walter Grove. Mrs. Joseph Ely, H ightstow n, N. J. by grandmothers and great­ a chapter member who Is now THIS SATURDAY MARCH I grandmothers. state registrar, also attended. Phone 448-0940 11:00 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. MAYFLOWER SECURITIES CO., INC. 7 DAYS A WEEK HIGHTSTOWN AREA OFFICES • 114 Main Street, Hightstown • Hightstown-Princeton Road • Route 33-Robblnsville PHONE 448-2857 We are pleased to announce the appointment of Robert E. Brennan as manager of our newly established Mercer County Office. Mayflower

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J P A G E T H R E E THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1969 WINDSOR-HIGHTS HERALD iiiiiiiiiHiiiitiiiiiimiiimiiMimmiiMiMiiiMumiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiimimiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiHiHiiiiiiiiimiimMiii PTA PRESENTS PLAY Send a copy of the Windsor- High School Hights Herald to your college stu­ The Upper Freehold Regional WINDSOR-HIGHTS HERALD dent away from home. It's the Elementary Parent Teachers' As­ best way for them to keep up on sociation will present the Rider Regulations the local news. College Children's Theater pre­ Published every Thursday morning in Hightstown, N. J. sentation of "Sleeping Beauty" at by The Princeton Packet, Inc. 2 p.m. Saturday, March 1, In the On Dress DAN'S Upper Freehold Regional High Robert Yaeger , Managing Editor School Auditorium. Price of ad­ Students of Hightstown High SUNOCO mission will be $1, School are asked to comply with the following dress regula Second Class Postage Paid At Hightstown, N. J. TIRES tions while attending classes BATTERIES and other school functions. Subscription price: $3 per year - $.10 per copy East Windsor Boy should wear shirts, oth­ ACCESSORIES er than T-shirts or sweat­ S &. H Green Stamps Auto Body shirts. All shirts should be un­ PUBLICATION OFFICE 140 South Main St. - Hightstown, N. J. 08520 buttoned no farther than the sec­ Mercer & Academy Sts. • GLASS INSTALLED ond button, and should be ne atly Telephone (609) 448-3005 Hightstown, N. J. • AUTO REFINISHING tucked into trousers. Girls should not attend class­ Phone 448-9781 • INSURANCE es with their hair up in curlers. • APPRAISALS Boys should be clean shaven, and all students are requested $133 Check To Aid Band not to wear high boots or Total comfort... U. S HIGHWAY 130 sandals without backstraps to with our Gulf House­ HIGHTSTOWN 448-5025 classes. Presented By Friday Club warming Service Girls are requested not to wear slacks or shorts to school, The Junior Friday Club of ior Women's Clubs of Trenton, and asked not to wear Hightstown met at the E lk's Club Clinton and Middlesex. Mrs. F ra­ excessively short skirts to on February 17 for their gen­ ser is drama chairmen for classes. eral meeting. the Fourth D istrict of the Junior All students should not wear A check for $133.25 was given Membership Department of New bells or Jewelry that might to the High School Band Uniform Jersey State Federation of Wom­ m cause distractions in classes. Drive. This was proceeds from en's Clubs. - 0 - the bake sale. Plans are underway for a Tast­ Helping To Stop Heart Disease The members voted to sponsor a ing Buffet and Square Dance to high school girl to Citizenship In­ be held in April Central Jersey stitute at Douglass College again Mrs. Robert Lem ire Is in charge Farmers C o-op Offering his own idea in the C. Wood, president of Mercer Hightstown, East Windsor, and this year. of a Chinese Auction to be held West Windsor, giving citizens Fuel Service campaign to "stop” heart County Heart Association, has Mrs. Bruce Welngartner and at the March general meeting. disease is Edward M. Levie announced that this year's a chance to advance the fight Mrs. Edwin Goldberg are co- Hostesses for the evening were (left), board chairman of the theme is "At Least One Dollar against heart and blood vessel chairman for the annual Card Mrs. Henry Hoffman, Mrs. Frank Mercer St. New Jersey Heart Associa­ For Every Heart in Every diseases. Last year, the Heart and Game Night It will be held Eastman, Mrs. Robert Ferguson, 609-448-0404 Household." on March 18 at 8:00 p.m. in Mrs. Scott Fraser, Mrs. John tion. Mr. Levied innovation Local volunteers will be mak­ Fund raised some $67,000 Hightstown, N.J. throughout M ercer County. Wilson Hall at the Peddle School. Kerch and Mrs. Edward Welhen- seems to meet the approval ing calls at homes throughout Tickets are $1.50 and may be mayer. of Dr. David L. Crawford (cen­ purchased from any member of the ter), heart ambassador, and club. There will be refresh­ Clarence Reed, West Windsor Township Heart Fund chairman. Methodist Churches Slate ments, a door prize and several raffles. Please bring your own In winding up this year's cards and games. Proceeds will be Heart Fund Campaign, Dr. John Missions School March 2 used for Internal club functions. The Junior Friday Club will compete in the Fourth District March 2 is the first of four Mr. Edgar Conrad. 'Hie nursery Drama Tournament at the First Sundays of the School of Missions will be available during this hour. Established 1945 for the United Methodist Chruches The Rev. Peter B. Doghramji Presbyterian Church in Cranbury of Hightstown and Cranbury. will be the guest speaker in a spe­ on March 21 at 8:00 p.m. Their en­ cial program starting at 8 p.m. try is "Four for the Money" by Fred

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* L PA G E FIV E THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1969 WINDSOR-HIGHTS HERALD PRAYER SERVICES SET The World Day of Prayer Serv­ Victory Over Lawrenceville ices, sponsored by the Brainerd Hightstown Socks Council of Church Women United, will be held Friday, March 7, In three separate locations; at 1:30 p.m. in Rossmoor; at 2 p.m. at Keansburg 103-89 Satisfies Falcons Appetite Meadow Lakes Nursing Home, and at 8 p.m. in Hightstown United After defeating arch-rival Blair Cohen 1 0 2 Methodist Church. By CRAIG SECHLER nomenal 45 field goals. By STEVE TIFFT 3 McKnlght set another school Academy (58-30) on Saturday, Feb. Bennett 1 1 22, Peddle fell before a taller 3 3 9 TTie Hightstown High School board record as he sunk 17 shots Cureton Coach A1 Lozier's Peddle School St. Benedict's team 67-59, In the Kinzer 8 1 17 CRANBURY MANOR Rams rolled to their second con­ from the floor. basketball team has finally over­ Keansburg sank 29 tosses from last regular season game. Bulkley 6 1 13 secutive victory by over powering come the "Iaiwrenceville Syn­ Peddle Jumped off to a 21-9 1 0 2 ESSO Keansburg 103-89 last Friday the charity stripe which helped Price toward making the final score a drome." halftime bulge over Blair and never Rout* 130 night, Feb. 21, on the losers court. For the past seven years, the 8 58 little more respectable. looked back as they breezed to the Totals 25 m d It was the first time the Hights­ Falcon courtmen felt that they had 58-30 triumph. Old Cranbury Road town club ever crashed the century just as good a team as the Lar­ Pete Bulkley led the Falcons KEANSBURG ries when it came to heroics on Phone 448-6429 mark In one game with a season high 28 point per­ Bob McKnlght led all scorers G F P the court. But Falcon learns never formance, hitting 14 of 18 attempts could defeat the Larries twice In from the floor. Mike Parker hit CATERERS OPEN EVERY DAY as he tallied 39 points to help Acconzo 2 8 12 Hightstown to one of its most 4 1 9 a campaign. Sometimes, It was 20 points for Peddle. Weekdays 7 9 Beatty satisfying victories of the season. 6 9 21 hard winning one from Lawrence­ On Monday, Feb. 24, Peddle got THOMAS FLATLEYand Sunday 8 - 6 Pugllsl ville. let alone sweeping the series. Rich Parrish (23 points! and Stainton 0 4 4 off to a bad start and could nevgr FAMILY Phil Raymond, Mgr. Charlie Galbraith (16 points) both Carsl 12 7 31 But last Wednesday, Feb. 19, quite overcome the initial advan­ hit lor career highs. Nate Sumbry Haynes 6 0 12 the Falcon's finally broke the Jinx tage St. Benedict's had gained. We will cater for large 0 0 as they handed the L arrlesa 58-56 Most of the Falcon's troubles took also was an offensive mainstay for Lotes 0 or small parties. the Rams as he chipped in with 18 setback, thus taking the two-game the form of fouls. Chip Kinzer and Mike Parker were each sad­ Good references. LUIGI'S ITALIAN points. Totals 30 29 89 series between the two school's dled with fouls by the end of the Call evenings after 6 RESTAURANT & PIZZERIA Hightstown Jumped out to an THE FAST BREAK is executed nicely as Peddie's Chip Kinzer this year. early lead, and by halftime the HIGHTSTOWN After building up a seven-point first period. P goes in for a layup, and a Falcon two point play as Peddle staged a comeback In the SERVES Rams were out In front by a 48- G F second period lead. Peddle hit a 448-6492 39 count. R. McKnlght 17 5 39 Lawrenceville's Charles Prebich watches in vain cold spell, and fell behind by a 34- final period to tie the score at 57- DINNERS Although the Rams kept steady Sumbry 8 2 18 33 count at the half. 57, as Jack Todd and Pete Bulkley led the way. But St. Benedict's LUNCHES pressure on Keansburg as they Parrish 9 5 23 Lawrenceville continued Its hot hit 25 points In each of the re ­ Galbraith 8 0 16 Hightstown Baseball Group pace through the third period. The reeled off 10 straight points to put maining quarters, McKnlght and Knowles 0 0 0 Larries were six-points up halfway the game out of reach. TAKE OUT ORDERS company sewed the contest up In Burne 2 1 5 through the final period. MAR UTS Hoffman 0 0 0 Peddle finally began to click as LAWRENCEVILLE 1 36 South Main St. the final eight minutes by pouring Announces Team Sponsors Sunoco Service Station In 31 points. M. McKnight 1 0 2 Rich Cureton hit for two field GF P Rt. 33 & Monmouth St. Hightstown, N.J. The Rams were burning the goals. Chip Kinzer helping by Prebich 7 10 24 103 The Hightstown Baseball Man­ for $5 a game was again made by strings as they popped tn a phe­ Totals 45 :13 scoring a basket, and Bill Bennett Van Dam 6 1 13 Phone 448-2408 agers* Association held Its President Bill Byrne, who can be sank a free throw with 1:31 remain­ 0 0 0 OPEN 24 HOURS reached by telephone at 448-6843. Wiggln monthly meeting Thursday night, ing In the game to even the score at 2 6 10 While the baseball schedule for Mirach For Your Convenience Flashes N i p Ranis In League Contest Feb. 20 It was announced that 56-all. Kent 0 0 0 sponsors had been lined up for the coming season calls for games Then, with 58-seconds showing 4 9 AMOCO GAS Paschal 1 S & H Green Stamps petition. Nate Sumbry scored eight all 16 teams for the coming sea­ to be played Monday through F ri­ on the clock, Peddie'sscorlngsen- Bob McKnlght scored 22 points day at 6 p.m. and Saturday at Kelly Springfield for Hightstown High School Tues­ points for the Rams, while Charlie son. satlon Mike Parker calmly sank Totals 19 18 56 Galbraith added seven for the los­ The teams with their respec­ one o'clock and 3:30, It was voted two free throws to put the Falcons Tires STONAKER'S day night, Feb. 25, but the Rams by the managers to have opening bowed to a tough Florence High ers. tive sponsors are: In the Major out In front 58-56. PEDDEE League, Jim's Country Diner In­ day fall upon Sunday, April 27, Phone 448-6061 - 0 - Harry Mirach had an attempt at G F P quintet by a close 41-39 count. In order that more spectators GARAGE dians, Solomon Dodge Red Sox, a one-and-one free throw situation 5 2 12 The Flashes, 16-3 on the sea­ ON DEAN’S LIST might be present to usher In the Parker Lubrication—Acce»ories—General Allen & Stults Tigers, OldYorke for Lawrenceville with 20-seconds son and 13-2 In Delaware Valley Inn Y ankees, Sunlawn Nursing new season. Repair*—New Jersey State I rupee- remaining, but missed, and the League play, will meet league Miss Fern Blumenthal, Sr., Home Cardinals, Towne & Country Consequently, a doubleheader tion Repairs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Falcons ran out the clock. leading Bordentown Friday night Center Giants, First National Bank will be played that day. The first Whether the Falcons can win a TERMITES for the showdown of the year. Blumenthal, 388 Morrison Ave., Mets and Dairy Queen Phillies. game, to start at 1 p.m, will be Hightstown, Is one of 200 students third game from Lawrenceville Florence Is Just one game off In the Minor League, Jim's Coun­ a Minor League contest between when the two teams meet In state 387 Mercer Street named to the first term Dean's the Coach 4 Four Red Sox and the IF YOU SEE Hif^itstown, N. J. the pace. try Diner Indians, Coach * Pour tournament play later, remains a List at Central College, Pella, Red Sox, Hightstown LanesTlgers, Towne 4 Country Center Giants. Robert P. Laeohe. Prop. The Rams are now 8 - 11 on Iowa, James Graham, academic secret at this time. the season and 6-8 in league com­ Cunningham Pharmacy Yankees, The second half of the twin bill, dean, has announced. starting about 3:15, will feature SWARMS OF INSECTS THAT SHED THEIR Stackhouse Agency Cardinals, YOUTH CENTER LOOTED Towne & Country Center Giants. two Major League teams, the Allen WINGS LOOSE WINGS BETWEEN WIN Shangle 4 Hunt Mets and Potter 4 Stults T igers and the Jim 's Three pool table coin boxes and 4 Hillman Phillies. Country Diner Indians. It should DOWS AND STORM WINDOWS DAMAGED In addition, contributions had be a great afternoon, weather a Juke box were reported looted at the Princeton Youth Center last BASEBOARDS, FLOORING, DOOR CHALLENGING TEEN AGE been received from Carduner's permitting. The next HEM A meeting will be week. Youth Center Director, Wil­ FRAMES WALL PAPER BEING EATEN Liquor Store, W T. Grant, Kol- bur Williamson, reported the In­ lmar Pontiac. A4P and Gregory held on Thursday, March 20 at cident to Princeton Borough Po­ CALL A SPECIALIST FOR A FREE ESTI AMERICA FOR CHRIST Bosaz, of Hightstown. 8 p.m. Fathers are always In­ An appeal for men to umpire vited. lice at 11:30 a.m. Friday. MATE. REV. B O B BARTLETT will present a program featuring documentary film Team Effort In Tournament ALLSECT TERMITE CONTROL "Miracle on Broad Street" and testimonials by residents of Teen Challenge Center, Philadelphia. 143 E. State St.,

at the Aids Falcons High Finish Tranton FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 393-0133 (Bank & Mechanic) By STEVE TIFFT St. Benedict's, McColl wrestled of these wins was an upset of extremely well, and hopes to im­ third-seeded Robert Meyer of FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE USE OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER HIGHTSTOWN The Peddle School wrestling prove upon his performance next Morrestown Prep by a 4-0 count. squad ended Its season on a good year. Breen was defeated 7-1 In the FROM ANY POINT IN NEW JERSEY 800-392-6808 ON note with a solid showing In the Peddie's 148 - pound senior, sem i-finals by George Young ol Prep School State Wrestling Chick Geran, also contributed St. Benedict's, who won the title. SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 11:00 A.M. & 7:45 P.M. REV. ROBERT BARLETT Tournament held at Newark Aca­ greatly to the Falcons score Come and see the evidence of Modern Day Miracles. demy, as the Falcons placed a through his second place finish. In Director of Teen Challenge I respectable sixth out of 17 schools the semi-finals, which Geran j entered. reached after defeating Ron Mc­ i St. Benedict's of Newark domin- Kenzie of Lawrenceville and Bob | ated the tourney as usual, as they Petty of Hun School, the Falcon swept eight of 12 first places. St. grappler gained sweet revenge by Benedict's amassed a total of 140 upsetting first-seeded Pete Car­ points, while second-place Del- penter of Admiral Farragut Aca­ barton had a meager 61 points. demy, 5-1. Carpenter adminis­ TTie Falcons finished with 33 tered Geran's only regular season points. defeat, a 10-6 setback last week. Four Peddle wrestlers placed in This victory over Carpenter put | the top four ranks in their weight Geran Into the finals, where he classes to lead the Falcons to its suffered a tough 5-1 loss at the sixth place finish. hands of Lindy Caprio of Mont­ One pleasant surprise was Ped­ clair Academy. die's Eddie McColl who fought his Aiding Fiddle's team effort with way to an upset second place medal fine fourth place finishes were In the 136-pound class. McColl Captain Tim Breen, and heavy­ took advantage of a favorable seed­ weight Chip Field. Breen, wrest­ ing arrangement in his drive to ling at 123-pounds, perhaps the the finals. The Falcon junior pinned toughest class in the tournament, St. Bernard's Bill Meyers, Del- defeated two w restlers en-route to barton's Bob Crump, and Penning- a birth in the sem i-finals. One ton Prep's Ken Wilson. "I don’t have an Although McColl lost 6-1 to de­ How They Stand OPEN MON SAT fending state champ Dan Volvano of BRADFORD HOUSE' DELAWARE VALLEY LEAGUE estate big enough TWILIGHTERS CLUB 9 00 A.M TO WL Pet. GB Music, dancing and refresh­ Bordentown 14 1 .933 — 9 00 P M RESTAURANT to worry about” ments will highlight the Twllight­ Florence 13 2 .867 1 ers Club "Get-Together” at 9 p.m. Lawrence 9 6 .600 5 A treat for the entire family Friday, Feb. 28, in the Old Ap- plegarth Inn, Route 33, Hights­ N. Burlington 9 7 .563 5 Vi BREAKFAST 1 Large Egg Any Style, Bacon. town. Men and Women, who are ov­ Hightstown 6 8 .429 Th Home Fried Potatoes, Toast, er 40 and single, divorced, sep­ Jamesburg 5 10 .333 9 SPECIAL Jelly, Coffee To be sure, come to arated, widowed or wtdowered, Allentown 4 9 .308 9 BREA KFAST SPECIAL Served From 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM Peity are invited to attend. Mem­ Hopewell Valley 4 11 .267 10 bers will be admitted for $1, while Every Tuesday and Thursday From 4 P.M. 8 P.M. Is your HOMETOWN bonk. non-members will be charged $2. NJSD 2 12 .143 m BUCK NIGHT Family Specials with i Your Choice Potato, Vegetable or Cole Slaw CHAPIN SCHOOL • Roast Breast of Turkey Roll and Butter Many folks need trust planning to protect the future of their • Golden Fried Chicken family. At First National Bank of Hightstown we worry more Seventh Summer Session • Roast Beef AuJus • Ham Steak *1.00 a b o u t^gu^needs than the size of your estate. When you add up your insurance, the equity in your home, company fringe benefits JUNE 23 to AUGUST 1 and your other assets, you have a financial package that deserves Wednesday Night Friday Night Only experienced aattention. To guard what you have to see that Applications are now being accepted. All The Chicken You Can Eat All The Fish You Can Eat your wishes will be carried out ... contact our Trust Department Grades I through 8. Golden Fried Chicken With Golden Fried Fillets, French jg ^ C a ll J. Fred Fisher, 448-4900 French Fried Potatoes, Tossed Fried Potatoes, Cole Slaw, Roll Salad, Roll and Butter. and Butter. Offering an excellent faculty for accelerated or remedial work in reading, mathematics, English, spelling, composition. French. $1.29 SINCE 10 7 0 RT. 130 PRINCETON—HIGHTSTOWN RD„ Five students maximum per class ^N ST_ NATIONAL BANK HIGHTSTOWN, N. J. Placement tests March 15

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Excellent opportunity for alert, Permanent full time position available Rocky Hill, N.J. 609-924-3035. family. 201-297-9259. responsible person desiring challenging 393-8088. for full and part time work. Recent properly classified. Ads received on YOUR competence in your as mail stock clerk. Varied references. Apply in person. Artistic Tuesday before noon will appear as profession has a high and varied administrative duties. responsibilities; some overtime. Liberal SALESLADIES AND CASHIERS, Hairdressers, 42 Witherspoon St.. "Too Late to Classify”. Ads must be Use Value to the company paid benefits, 38% hr work OPENING FOR REGULAR SOLOIST: Male or female Write: First Positions available for full time Princeton. 924-4875. cancelled by 5 p.m. Monday. right employer. Some college training helpful and good week. Call 924-5900 Ext. 310, Mr. Woman wanted for telephone We are employed to Clarify typing skill necessary. Should have the Church of Christ, Scientist, P.O. Box em ployment. Apply Tracy's of solicitation work in own home. Hours Hargis to arrange an interview Hightstown. 99 Main Street, 448-0614. RATES are S1.50 for four lines or less ideas, to use the right ability to handle own correspondence. 321, Princeton, c/o Music Committee. flexible. Would prefer a Lawrence for one week or, if ordered in advance; words, to portray your Value. OPINION RESEARCH CORP Township resident. Call Mr. Bennett, Accounting background and interest in S1.25 each for two consecutive weeks We have great powers to Research Park, Princeton, N.J. WAITRESSES AND HOSTESSES, part Princeton Packet Newspapers, business management required. and $ 1 per week for three or more do these things. Help Wanted Fem. time and full time. Call or apply in 924-3244 for additional information. DENTAL ASSISTANT Belle Mead consecutive weeks. Next increment of We can help with your RESUME An Equal Opportunity Employer - person, The Old Yorke Inn, Rt. 130, area, Experience preferred but not four lines 50 cents and the same . . written and reproduced SECRETARIES Hightstown, 609-448-0287. necessary - will train. Write box 1179, thereafter. Ads may be displayed with Call any evening for appointment Two Required c/o Princeton Packet giving white space margins and/or additional CUSHMAN ASSOC., Belle Mead PERSONNEL SEC. - Asst. dir. interv background. Shorthand necessary' on one job. Must LABORATORY TECHNICIAN H.S. PRODUCTION WORKERS capital letters at $2.75 per inch. 201-359-3825 BOOKKEEPER - A dream! Full chg. Supervise. $110. Select Staffing, 156P Special discount rate of $2.25 per inch have excellent typing skill, good phone Graduate with 4 years of paid exp. as a No trial balance. Inter. Corp. Report to W. State St., Trenton, 393-8088. is available to advertisers running the manner and ability to organize technician or 1 year experience with a Light factory work immediately mgt. Full benefits. Local. It won’t be available for women. Applicants must same classified display ad for 13 material. 12 month course in Clinical open long. $150. A fee pd. Select Laboratory Technology or 2 years exp. be 21 or older. Learn how to make TYPIST consecutive weeks or different RESUMES: prepared and reproduced 7 Staffing, 156P W State St., Trenton, days a week, any evening. Call for Generous benefits and ideal working with 12 college credits in the biologic carpet in a clean, modem shop. P. J. Wainford A Co. classified display ads totaling 20 or appointment, Mr. D. McElwain, Company paid holidays, vacation, life 393-8088. For busy purchasing department of more inches per month, and who I conditions combine to make these jobs or physical sciences. Excellent N.J. 896-1886. 2132 Lawrenceville Rd. lespecially attractive. Please call Civil Service benefits. Initial Salary ins.. A hospitalization. Apply in person growing electronics company. Princeton Employment Agency arrange to be billed monthly. Box to Kcntile Floors Inc., Experience in typing forms desirable, numbers are 50 cents extra. 921-9000 ext. 2069 for appointment $6684.00 annual. Contact: Personnel for interview. Office, N.J. Neuro-Psychiatric Inst., Hightstown-Princeton Rd. (Rte. 571), but not necessary. We offer pleasant Register Free For Box 1000, Princeton, N.J. Tel; (609) Hightstown, N.J. working conditions, profit-sharing, TERMS: 25 cents billing charge if ad is LIGHT FACTORY, Work bench educational assistance, 2 weeks paid not paid for within 10 days after Help Wanted EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE 466-0400. assembly, packing machine operators. POSITIONS AVAILABLE vacation A hospitalization. Permanent-Temporary-Part Time expiration of ad. 10 per cent cash We will train you. Good wages, liberal Princeton, N.J. Secretaries, Legal Research and discount on classified display ads if bill benefits. Apply Radiant Lamp corp., Call Mrs. PerelU is paid by the 20th of the following PART TIME BOOKKEEPER - AMERICAN GIRLS Bank Street, Hightstown. General Typists, Stenos, Dictaphone NURSES AIDES: Interested in (609) 924-6835 Operators, Bookkeepers, Receptionists, month. Situations Wanted ads are ' Hightstown area. Male or female. An Equal Opportunity Employer. TEMPORARIES Reply Box 1175, c/o Princeton Packet. obtaining experience in Mental Health PBX, Key Punch, NCR Operators, payable with order. The newspaper is Princeton Applied Proof Readers (Experienced), not responsible for errors not corrected Center. Excellent N.J. Civil Service Needs you to fill the many temporary benefits to include: 12 days vacation, Research Corp. Mathematicians (BS degree), Lab and by the advertiser immediately j job openings. Short and long term COUNTER MAN OR WOMAN: 12 paid holidays, 15 sick days, pension SECRETARY - for 1 girl office. Rte 516 off Rte 206 Adm. Assistants. following the first publication of the assignments. Work for top companies. SALES PERSON WANTED - male or Excellent working conditions. Top benefits A free medical insurance, and Should be experienced and adept at Just North of Princeton Airport ad. Get top rates! Please come in and female for high-level telephone salary in area. Call 924-0137, Mrs. promotional opportunities. Salary register today! Never a fee! We need shorthand. Penn Corp., 1 Palmer Princeton, N.J. 08540 352 Nassau St. marketing. Good base pay plus $1.97 hourly to start. Contact: Square, Princeton. 924-7957. An equal opportunity employer BUSINESS OFFICES; The Pnnceton Ostross. typists, stenos, clericals, etc., and all commissions and fringe benefits. Personnel Office, N.J. Office A Tele, hours 9-5 - 924-3726 Packet. 300 Witherspoon St., other office skills at once. Dynamic company. Call Dick Neill, HEAD CASHIER with experience only Neuro-Psychiatric Inst., Box 1000, Princeton, N.J. Tel 609-924-3244. The REGISTERED NURSES: Interested in Resource Publications Inc., 194 Nassau for the Thriftway Foods Inc. Apply in Princeton, N.J. Tel: (609) 466-0400. 49 Bayard St. New Brunswick Monday thru Friday Central Post, Building 3530. Room St., Princeton at 924-9427. AVON obtaining experience in Mental Health 202, 3530 Lincoln Highway (Route person, Montgomery Shopping Center, 201-246-1636 NEED MONEY to help your family Rt. 206. Center. Positions available on all shifts. 27), Kendall Park, N.J.. Tel. budget? AVON needs you to serve Excellent New Jersey Civil Service 201-297-3434; Windsor-Hights Herald, PROGRAMMER - ANALYST. Degree HAIRDRESSERS, wanted top salary, customers. Write P. O. Box 634, So. benefits to include 12 vacation days, 140 South Main St.. Hightstown, N.J., KITCHEN HELP: Experience Bound Brook, N. J., or call necessary. Experience in writing phis commission, Hightstown. Call 12 paid holidays, 15 sick days free WAITRESSES Tel. 609-448-3005; The Lawrence preferred. Excellent N.J. Civil Service EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 201-725-5999. programs for various output formats. after 7 p.m. 259-7430. benefits to include: 12 days vacation, medical insurance, pension and Ledger (temporarily located in the Documentation center producing promotional opportunities. Starting For 300 room motel type Princeton Packet Office.) 12 paid holidays, 15 sick days, and free For Princeton law office. Must be catalog-type information. Excellent medical insurance. Salary $1.96 hourly Salary up to $7018. Contact: establishment dining room opening (opportunity for advancement. PROOF READER: Local publisher capable, experienced and know to start. Contact: Personnel Office, FEMALE SALES HELP WANTED. Personnel Office, N.J. around middle of March near |Convenient Princeton location. Call wants experienced person. Call stenography and how to operate IBM Neuro-Psychiatric Inst., Box 1000, 924-2704. N.J. Neuro-Psychiatric Inst., Box 1000, Executive typewriter. Call 921-6094. Permanent basis only. Contact Mr. Hopewell, N.J. on Carter Road (Route : 924-2729. Princeton, N.J. Tel. (609) 466-0400. Quickie, Princeton University Store. Princeton, N.J. Tel: (609) 466-0400. 569). Excellent working conditions, No phone calls please good salary. Experienced preferred but MOBIL MEN WOMEN not essential. Send resume to W. P. Has Immediate Openings HELP WAITRESSES top salary and Gorman, Sheraton-Princeton Corp., c/0 Available For: NCR OPERATOR full time WANTED STUDENTS MONEY-SPARETIME guaranteed earning- Experience not Western Electric Corp., P.O. Box 900, SECRETARY employment, experience desirable. Call SECRETARY- NOW B E IN G a c c e p t e d OPPORTUNITY PANELISTS AT necessary. Full or part time. Call Miss Hutchinson, 924-1100. Princeton, N.J. TO TRAIN FOR HOME WANTED BY NEW YORK 924-0137. STENOGRAPHER WIREMAN RESEARCHER To officers of advertising research firm. COMPUTER This is a challenging position requiring SECRETARY - Interesting position Girl Friday to take charge of Leadmg research firm seeking people (experience, initiative and excellent HOUSEKEEPER - 5 days, live out. open in administrative offices for office. Stenographic & clerical PROGRAMMING to furnish honest opinions by mail secretarial skills. For personal Must have own transportation to HOUSEKEEPER live-in, SVi day qualified applicant. Dictaphone duties involved, 3 years experi MALE or FEMALE interview, call 924-3400. Hightstown area. Full charge of week. Full charge beautiful ence required. Graduate of sec from home. Pays cash for all opinions experience and good secretarial skills IMMEDIATE OPENINGS JOBS rendered. Clients’ products supplied at household for professional parents and air-conditioned home in N. J., needed. Attractive surroundings, good retarial school desired. LARGE Hue UN I VAC 3 school age children. Good salary. suburban Philadelphia. TV in home, 3 QUALIFIED WIREMEN SYSTEM ON PREMISES no cost. For information write: GALLUP A ROBINSON, INC. benefits including 4 weeks vacation Princeton, N.J. This is a good job for the right person. school age children, 2 professional TYPIST CLERK ACADEMY OF COMPUTER TECMNOCOGY- Research 669 Mineola,. N.Y 11501 after 1 year. Call Business Manager, call 921 2880 A DIVISION O f UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CO 448-8964 evenings or weekends. adults. Car helpful, gas furnished. This 13 KENNEDY BEVD EAST BRUNSWICK. N.J Dept. N287. Princeton Theological Seminary, To assist secretary with stenogra MR. O'GORMAN is an excellent position with 921-8300. phic & clerical duties Accurate =___CALL 828 3 9 0 0 _ hospitalization and medical, surgical copy & good knowledge o f gram BABY SITTER WANTED in and pension benefits in very pleasant HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED ir\ar required. Occasional dicta­ TIA SNELLING AND SNELLING Lawrenceville for occasional evening surroundings. $75. per week- Reply immediately. Own transportation tion may be required High school DRAFTSMAN WAITRESS wanted. Hours 11 a.m. - 2 Box 1187, c/o Princeton Packet. graduate 1 to 2 years experience 134 NASSAU STREET sitting. Own transportation essential. preferred but not essential. Live in or ELECTRIC COMPANY For printed circuit layout and p.m., Tues. - Fri. Good tips, reliable. 896-1998 after 6 pjn. out. Call 924-9181. desired. Apply in person only. The Grotto associated schematics. 3 years ex­ FINANCIAL ASST $8-to $ 10,000. an equal opportunity perience. Learn to use IC's and Restaurant, 18 Witherspoon St., DRAFTSMEN COMPUTOR BRANCH OF WALL ST. PART TIME - secretarial help needed learn new techniques as we stay at FIRM LOCATING IN PRINCETON Princeton. for small office in Princeton. Must be employer the state—of-the—arte. Liberal DOCTORS OFFICE, Princeton area. SEAMSTRESS - full or part time for Two men to handle map-type NEEDS SHARP APPLICANT WITH experienced typist Please call Miss drafting. Duties will involve revis­ salary and benefits; profit sharing Attractive position as secretary Leroy Ladies Shop in the new Baldwin 452-2121 for interview. ing maps & charts; map projection and educational assistance plan. ACCTG BKGD, AND KNOWLEDGE receptionist. Typing essential, Lawrence Shopping Center. Job starts layouts; plotting, compiling & Call Mr. Moscioni at: OF FINANCIAL REPORTS. shorthand desirable. Salary negotiable. about March 1. Call Mr. Poser, CUSTOMER SERVICE- tracing land surveys; layout of HELP WANTED (609) 924-6835 THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY CLERK TYPIST - Immediate vacancy. Reply Box 1180, c/o The Princeton 392-4504. titles & borders; making vu Princeton Applied ASSISTANT $125. STORE needs a good typist who can Packet. graphs. With steno skills for fine firm. Should be accurate typist. Ability to Research Corp. transcribe letters from a tape recorder. work with figures a must. Bookkeeping Two to three years experience QUALITY P.O. Box 565 Nationwide contact with top Must be aWe to punctuate and type desirable Knowledge of reproduc companies. experience preferred, but not essential. Princaton, N.J. 06540 clear legible letters. Permanent full 7 hour day with 2 weeks paid vacation. LIBRARY DIRECTOR at Flemington tion techniques e*ential Previous CONTROL An Equal Opportunity Employer time, 5 days a week is a prerequisite. COACH A FOUR RESTAURANT experience in map drafting help­ Fringe benefits. Call Mr. Horvath, Free Public Library. Salary depending Waitresses and hostesses. Full time and | EXECUTIVE SECRETARY $ 110. up (Contact Mr. Quickie. No phone calls, ful but not essential. 799-0201 for application. on qualifications and experience. part time. 448-2400 between 1 and 4 INSPECTOR Salary commensurate with exp. and please. APPLY TO: ability. Shorthand a must. Apply at the library. 118 Main Street. p.m. Hightstown. Must be familiar with sheet metal and electronic printed CLERK TYPIST SEC $100 + Interesting, action packed day for a PRACTICAL NURSE: Positions EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Career MOBIL OIL circuits. Excellent opportun­ i fo r MAID & KITCHEN worker, some SECRETARY - TYPIST available in Psychiatric Nursing. ity.Male or female. bright beginner to work for downtown cooking experience preferred. Full opportunity located in Trenton. firm in Princeton. time or weekends. For interview $100.33 weekly to start. Liberal fringe Starting salary over $6,000. Liberal Marketing research firm fcas opening benefits. Contact: Personnel Office, Corporation call now to 921 2880 PERSONNEL OFFICE contact Administrator of Sunnyfield fringe benefits. Submit complete for secretary * typist. Good shorthand JR. SEC. $90. Nursing Home, 61 Maple Ave., N.J. Neuro-Psychiatrictric Inst., Box resume to Box 1181, c/o The essential. Interesting work. Good pay. P.O. BOX 1025 Mr. O'Gorman 1000, Princeton, N.J. Tel: (609) PRINCETON, N.J. 08540 CONTACT For a change of pace this interesting 2 Cranbury. 609-395-0641. Princeton Packet All replies held in Call 924-3540 for appointment. man office - good typing and steno. 466-0400. strictest confidence. O R C A L L : TIA N.J. Neuro-Pjychiatric Institute (609) 737 3000 BKKPR $100+ MON-FRIDAY ELECTRIC COMPANY Box 1000 Full charge bkkp, varied other duties 8:30 A M.—4:30 P.M. Princeton, N.J. NURSE OR ATTENDANT for elderly CLERK - Motel, 6 day week, 3 -11 an equal opportunity and typing. i GAL FRIDAY - fee neg. 1 woman gentleman; live-in. Call 609-585-4219 CLERK-TYPIST to type engineering An equal opportunity employer 466-0400 p in. Palmer Inn, Route 1, Princeton, A Plan for Progress Company employer GEN OFFICE $70 office, shorthand, typing, 5 day wk. between 1 - 5 p.m. memos, letters and other reports. Will N.J. Contact Mr. Bedrosian, 452-2500. Trenton company $6500. also maintain small library and No typing necessary for this job, but catalogue file. Princeton Applied much filing and various other routine CONTROL CLERK - fee pd, no TRY YOUR HAND AT TEMPORARY Research Corp. offers profit sharing COMPUTER SECRETARY duties. typing. High math aptitude, 5 day wk., OFFICE WORK plan, educational assistance, 2 week SPANISH ENGLISH hrs. 9-5. Salary $4680. paid vacation and hospitalization. Help Wanted - Male OFFICE CLK $70. Typists, stenos, and general clerical Contact Mr. Reichard for appointment THIRD GENERATION Interesting position work Typing, phone and general filing. EXEC. SEC. - fee pd. Trenton workers needed now. No fee. at 6 0 9 -9 2 4 -6 8 3 5 . An equal PROFESSIONALISM ing with executive in our company, 5 day wk. excel, fringe opportunity employer. ACCOUNTANTS - Cost (free) to International Division LUCY LENNON 921-2021 benefits. Salary $5200. MANPOWER INC. $10,000. fee pd. Degree or non-degree, We are a large, highly respected international chemical and metal awaits a good secretary 20 Nassau St., Rm. 305, Princeton 0 - 3 years, experience in standard fabricating company with sales of approximately 1 billion dollars. Our with a knowledge of Gen. CLERK - fee pd. Aptitude for 921-6805 costs. New Brunswick location. corporate MIS Department now located in New York City is moving to the Spanish, able to take dicta­ figures with good typing ability. In Princeton area. We plan to have a highly sophisticated MIS activity tio n in English. Diversi acct. dept. Sal. $4420. SALES REP. - To $12,000 + car, + including multi-remote computer installations tied into the central SECRETARY WANTED - West MAIDS tied duties. Good starting SNELLING A SNELLING Windsor Townrtiip School District expenses. Fee pd. Degree pref. computer. We would welcome your inquiry as to positions available at all salary based on experience 134 NASSAU STREET STENOS fee pd. Minimum of Immediate opening for competent Mechanically inclined. Eastern levels in operations, systems, etc. For 300 room motel type territory. and excellent company experience. Excel, company. Princeton secretary. Must be accurate typist and establishment dining room opening A few selected openings are as follows TRUST officer needed for nearby area. Salary from $4420-55200. able to work under pressure. around middle of March near benefit plans. bank. Must have heavy trust PROGRAMMER - to $11,000. fee pd. Shorthand not essential. Hopewell, N.J. on Carter Road (Route Call 609-655-1100 experience. Fee paid and salary can GLEN DELVAY Urgent. 2 + yrs. experience. Cobol or PROJECT MANAGER Hours - 9 - 4:30 P.M. with two (2) 569). Excellent working conditions, or send resume and salary start to $ 15,000. PERSONNEL SERVICES, INC. weeks paid vacation. Fringe Benefits - PL-1. 1737 Princeton Ave. good pay, experienced preferred but required to Personnel Manager paid Blue Cross-Blue Shield, Mqor not essential. Send resume to: W. P. CORPORATE SYSTEMS CHEMIST or micro-biologist, sharp Open 9-5 daily, to 9 p.m. Tuesdays ACCOUNTING DIRECTOR - to Medical, sick leave and personal leave. Gorman, Sheraton - Princeton Corp., To direct a team of programmer analysts in design and implementation of CARTER— WALLACE, Inc. person for junior spot in LY 9-4585 $20,000. Fee pd. Degree. Heavy cost 12 months - Superintendent’s c/o Western Electric Corp., P.O. Box corporate financial and administrative systems. The results-oriented project Cranbury New Jersey pharmaceutical firm. Nice benefits, Office. Call 799-0200 and ask for Mrs. emphasis. New Brunswick area. leader or senior systems analyst to step up into this responsibility should 900, Princeton, N J. An equal opportunity employer facilities, salry $9500. Asendorf for application. be thoroughly familiar w ith 360 DOS systems and direct access techniques. SYSTEMS ANALYST - to $15,000. ACCOUNTANT degreed, experience in Fee pd. Degree pref. 2-5 yrs. system LIVE IN BABYSITTER, 4:30 to 3 WOMAN TO CLEAN house. Reliable, SECRETARY audit and financial. Some travel a.m. In exchange for room and board. exper. 360-30. Mfg. A acct. SOFTWARE CONSULTANT entailed, salary depends on experience. recent references, desire own ASSISTANT RECEPTIONIST - applications. Is There A References. Call 448-8844, between 10 transportation. Call 883-1923. Intelligent energetic young woman To evaluate software packages from outside souces, implement operating Open a.m. and 4 p.m. with some typing. On the job training GLEN DELVAY system features, develop software packages and corporate data Secretary in a professional office. Interesting management routines for multi-computer locations, and provide a Management consultant trainee, degree PERSONNEL SERVICES, INC. consulting service to division data processing installations. System In The House? in economics preferred. Train in nice TYPIST - Excellent opportunity with opportunity with a future. Call 1737 Princeton Ave. programming experience using 360 DOS and COBOL required; ALP local company. Salary' $7500 publisher Call 924-2729. 883-5566 after 7 p.m. Open9-5 daily, to 9 p.m. Tuesdays fam iliarity desirable. We've got the doctors! NEEDED LY 94585 And they're looking for PROGRAMMER trainee, alert person 15 some qualified support. with minimum of two years college, TYPISTS SENIOR ANALYST/PROGRAMMER Come to work where your with a B-average, can qualify. Start 1 week - 3 months LICENSED BARBER WANTED. skills and abilities will be $75-8500. Join DENTAL ASST. - Sophisticated office. CLERK-TYPIST: Interesting and Part-time. Call 201-297-3777 after 7. To organize and direct execution of systems analysis and design, A-l appreciated...... then just Personable A attractive. Lt. type, no challenging position in small personnel Location: Hub Budding, Kendall Park. coordinate implementation and design new approaches to operating TEMPORARIES situations Minimum of 4 years experience required; prefer strong listen to all the applause in PERSONNEL trainee, degree is sten! Varied duties. No nights, $80. to office. Contact: Personnel Office, N. J. F ree Training start, to $100. exped. Select Staffing, background in implementation of financial and administrative systems. 360 the Medical Department. requisite to train to become people Neuro-Psychiatric Inst., Box 1000, oriented in medium size facility. Cash Referal Bonus 156P W. State St., Trenton, 393-8088. Princeton, N. J. Tel: (609) - 466-0400. OFFSET PRESS OPERATOR, Cobol and 3rd generation systems background required. Good salaries based on experienced on AB Dick 350. $6700. Cash bonus for every 100 hours background and excellent worked. Permanent. 8:30 to 5 p.m. 5 days a We would be most pleased to discuss these positions with you Excellent week. Paid vacation. Call (609) starting salaries and continued opportunity inherent in positions Forward benefits. Lab tech, hospital or research exp in Fee Paid 82 Nassau St. 395-0154 resume in confidence to Apply to Personnel histology, chemical or bacto. $6700. CARTER WALLACE, Inc. 2nd floor High rates SECRETARY - Gibbs or AA plus 6 Box PP 293, 125 West 41 St., NY 10036 STEADY JOB - CLEANING, JB BUSINESS SERVICES, INC Half Acre Rd. Cranbury, N.J. EILEEN COBB 921-2021 924-9200 mo. $110 - $120. Fee pd. Director. An Equal Opportunity Employer 24 hour telephone service Select Staffing, 156P W. State St., Good-pay. Call Sunlawn Nursing 108 North Main St. An Equal Opportunity Employer Trenton, 393-8088. Home, 448-0528. Cranbury, N.J. HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE

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Help Wanted - Male Help Wanted - Male Help Wanted - Male Situations Wanted Bargain Mart Bargain Mart Pet8 and Animals Autos For Sale

ELEC. TECH. Local area. Numerous 65 KARMAN GH1A yeUow coupe. RELIABLE, Mother desires babysitting GRAVEL AND top soil. F. G. Rue & LABRADOR PUPPIES - beautiful One owner only. Excellent inside and SHORTTERM DRIVER positions. Exp. to $210. Trainees to yellow litter. AKC. Whelped December WANTED experienced full time weekdays in our home. Call 448-3487. MIFFLIN PIANOS & ORGANS Sons. Stone Tavern Road, Imlaystown, out. 24,000 miles. Best offer over $115. Fee pd or negot. Select Staffing, 29. Call 924-4727. service station assistant manager. February Clearance Sale on pianos & N.J. (609) 259-2630. $1100. Call 924-0347. Needed to drive scheduled run on daily 156P W. State St., Trenton, 393-8088. organs. Floor samples, trade-ins, bases between Princeton and Atlantic Hiring now. Apply in person, Princeton Car Wash, 350 Alexander St. rentals. Pianos from $295-oigans from City for the period of March 3 - March $395. Choose from the largest 10. 924-9222. COLLEGE - how about: top starting COLLIES AKC, sable and white. salary, full benefits, fantastic growth Bargain Mart selection in Delaware Valley. Many RUG & FURNITURE MART, INC. Bellhaven stock. Dam and sire eyes TRIDENT potential, 1969 a/cond. car, all one-of-a-kind. Come early for a good State Highway 206 ;ertified. Call 609^48-4969. Must be 21 or over with point free selection. Phone 392-7133. 234 E. Princeton, N.J. Manufacturers Demonstrator. New Jersey drivers license. expenses pd, & train in an area where supply can meet demand? Sales - no. State Street, Trenton, N.J. Free and Fiberglass fastback, V-8 Sport Coupe; DRAFTSMAN Public contact - yes! Of course, fee pd. TRUCK LOAD SALE - On G.E. p;irking in rear of store. Open Mon. & IVY MANOR Silver Grey with chrome wire wheels, Will be required to stay over in refrigerators, freezers, ranges, washers, Thurs. till 9 p.m. Princeton Shopping Center Substantial discount. Contact: Atlantic City every other night and Select Staffing, 156P W. State St., Feeds and Grains Experienced in water sewerage, or Trenton, 393-8088. dryers, dishwashers (portable and work over time if necessary. Furniture for all animals mechanical desirable, but not essential. built-in), disposals. IRWIN WALD COMPANY, Inc. F loor Coverings at ROSEDALE MILLS Somerset, New Jersey Please call 921 9000, ext. 2070 or ACCOUNTANT Corporate finance DIAMOND FOR SALE - 106 points. Draperies and Bedding 274 Alexander St. VAN NOTE-HARVEY ASSOC. JONES ELECTRIC 201-247-7730 2062 for appointment for interview. background. Fee pd. $9,000 - $ 11,000. 7 Center St. Hopewell, N.J. Marquise cut. Appraised for $1250. Tiles and Linoleum Princeton 234 Nassau St. Princeton, N. J. WA 4-0134 Select Staffing, 156P W. State St., 466-0228 SeLl $700. Call 609^48-0159 after 6 Wa 1-9100 WA 1-9292 EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE 609-924-0413 Trenton, 393-8088. p.m.

Princeton, N. J. IH CADET 10 h.p. riding tractor with FOR SALE: 60 black sex-linked cross MUST SELL ’66 MG. 4 door sedan, BAILEY’S DEPARTMENT STORE 42” rotary mower. New 1968 leftover. FOR SALE - CHAIN SAWS, NEW & pullets' just beginning to lay well. $2 R/H, excellent condition in and out. MAN TO WORK as sales assistant in Princeton Shopping Center each. Write P.O. Box 191, Titusville, An Equal Opportunity Employer. new modem golf shop. 5 days per A nnouncements See us for a real deal during February. USED* Call 921-6251. Call 882-0220. Van Zandt Tire Co. ^hone 924-4184. N.J., giving telephone number. week. March 1 thru November 31. Uniforms a Specialty Excellent position for retired man in good health. Call 448-1639 if no For Nurses, Waitresses, Maids, RUBBER STAMPS SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPS. AKC Ch. MEN - Part Time supplement your answer call 448-2247 for interview. CHANGE OF DATE NOTICE School or College address sired. Black and white, blue eyes. Beauticians, Utility Work etc. In white TRADITIONAL FURNITURE, income by making insurance reports, and assorted colors. Home business, zip-code Phone 215-295-4430. OLDSMOBILE 1966 “98”, 2 door no sales, need car and 6 hours per day FOUR FUN SCHOOLING SHOWS excellent condition. Moving abroad, Rubber stamps of all kinds and sizes coupe. Full power and factory (all daytime), 3 days per week. Can HIDEAWAY FARM leaving 4 room apt. $1000 takes the made to your order at: air-cond., show room cond., 31,000 earn $15 - $20 per day. Call WANTE^D: FARMER for small Angus Wertsville-Zion Rd., Hopewell, NJ. lot, or separately. Call Princeton miles. $2,300. Private owner. CaU breeding farm. Please write P.O. Box HINKSON’S Employment Manager 201-249-2400. 924-9215. 82 Nassau St. BOARDING - SMALL BREEDS 466-1283. 11, Titusville, N.J., giving experience Large indoor ring, classes for hunters, FOR SALE, Remington 99, fully Exercise runs, heated kennels. AU dogs and telephone number. jumpers, horsemanship, junior & adult automatic, electric printing calculator, under 24 hr. supervision. Weekly or used only two months. Phone HAND PAINTED CERAMICS - gifts monthly. Reservations necessary. TEACHERS OVER 21 for part time sales; evenings Time 10 AM Sun March 2, and Sun 609-395-0154 between 9 a.m. and 5 DEERWOOD KENNELS for every occasion. Easter eggs and and Saturdays. Write Box 1183, c/o April 27th p.m. SEWING MACHINES 306 Sloane Ave., Mercerville, N.J. novelties made to order. Call FOR SALE 1926 MODEL T Ford Are you unhappy by low pay, limited Princeton Packet, Princeton, N.J. James Stewart, Manager 1968 ZIG-ZAGS coupe. Original and complete. advancement potential and lack of Phones SLIGHT FREIGHT SCRATCHES 882-4081. MechanicaUy good. Two right fenders appreciation? If you are, call us today. 609-466-2126 and 609-397-1946 dented, otherwise restorablc condition. Our client a top national firm has given TRACTOR TIRES - Closing out Tire New, built-in zig-zag, push button WEIMARANER PUPPIES 4 months. $850. CaU 609-448-4686. us an assignment to find 20 top men SECURITY GUARDS - FuU or part Friday nite clinic as usual 8 PM department - Buy below dealer cost. reverse, buttonholes, dams and Singer Sewing Machine $44.50. Call AKC Champion stock. Show, field, for training positions in their technical time opening for mature personnel in Many Popular sizes. J. Percy Van monograms, sews on buttons, blind 566-7213. watch or pets. Call 609-758-7434. sales force. These men will enter into a Hopewell - Princeton area. Uniforms Zandt Co., Blawenburg, N.J. hems, appliques, etc., all without comprehensive training program which furnished. Paid vacations, free life attachments. New machine guarantee. begins in June. First years insurance and retirement benefits. No FOR SALE, Miniature Poodle, black, female, 1 Yi years old. AKC. Good compensation includes $7500. salary, a lay-off. Call daily 386-1312. After 4 LADY 2 (TWO) DEEP WELL PUMPS: JU $41.10 company car, an expense allowance p.m. to 10 p.m. 871-1356. BE 7-5529. Call anytime after 3 p.m. Mdse. Wanted around children. CaU after five 1964 MERCEDES 190. $1000. buys and a bonus plan which averages LOVED or liberal terms arranged. 448-5516. you a car that has gone 72,000 miles $2000. Apply now, Your job in the without a rattle, cough or pause. CALL CREDIT MGR. (til 9 P.M.) Service record available. CaU 921-2436 lucrative field of industrial sales will be OFFSET PRINTER: Experienced on BY ALL Serve our Exotic flavors, WANTED Hand crafted items to sell. 201-985-0601 Call 799-0184 or “The Sewing Basket” PURE BRED COLLIE - 8 months old, between 6 - 8 p.m. waiting for you when you finish the AB/Dick 350 or Multi-Lith 2550W. Ukrainian Rose Petal, etc. Open daily Out of Town Call Collect house broken, good with children, all school year in June. Oocated Village Road East & South Permanent position in very busy 1-5. Gerenser’s Exotic Ice Cream - New OLD BOTTLES & shots. $75. CaU 448^949. department. Liberal employee benefits. Hope, Pa. OLD BOTTLE BOOKS Mill Road.) 799-1405. GLEN DELVAY For app’t. please call 924-3400. PERSONNEL SERVICES, INC. ALSO AT OUR NEW SHOP NOW ’N THEN SHOP SENIOR CITIZENS need 2nd hand GERMAN SHEPHERD, puppies some 1965 DODGE POLARA 500. Bucket 1737 Princeton Ave. GALLUP & ROBINSON, INC. (behind the Cranbury Inn) piano in good condition. If you have all black, some silver, Champion blood seats, vinyl roof. ExceUent condition. PHILCO Appliances at COST - We are one that you want to dispose of please Open 9-5 daily, to 9 p.m. Tuesdays Princeton, N.J. WENDELL’S Crafts & Antiques line, all AKC. CaU 587-6573. 700-0182. LY 9-4585 ICE CREAM SHOPPE Caning & Rushing closing out our Appliance department - call 655-3068. 1279 Brunswick Ave. 23 S. Main St., Cranbury, N.J. Washers, Driers, Refrigerators, 609-395-1685 Freezers, T.V., Radios. New - fioor MALE SALES HELP WANTED Trenton, N.J. LOVABLE DALMATIAN, female, 5 1968 VW bug. Air conditioned, radio, PART TIME - Wednesday afternoons 1 Permanent basis only. Contact Mr. Open daily 12-9 Wed. thru Sat. 1 1-4, & Sun. 1-4 models - some used. J. Percy Van Zandt Co., Blawenburg, N.J. months, shots. $55. Call new inspection sticker. CaU 799-0890. - 5 p.m. Bundling & tieing newspapers Quickie, Princeton University Store. L o s t & F o u n d 609-298-3096. in plant and also for delivery of No phone calls please. newspapers to local news dealers. For GUARDS permanent and part time. DALMATIAN PUPS. Registered AKC. additional information call Mr. EVERYBODY is hooked on LOST - cat, black altered male. Bennett, Princeton Packet Newspapers, Uniforms and equipment supplied. something Join the people who are A 1968 SINGER APPLEGATE FLORAL SHOP Sired by Champ. Williams View Work in Hightstown area. For 47 Palmer Square W. Roberts St. vicinity Greenbrook Calculator for show and LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - 1962 - 924-3244. doing something about their hangups. ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE School. Pet of shut-in. Call 297-2680. appointment, 201-329-6021. Try coming toC.O.M.E. 466-0009. 924-0121 companionship. 201-782-8856. exceUent condition. White with red Cabinet model, slightly used, interior FuUy equipped including METALLURGIST - B.S. plus 2 years.The Finest Flowers Grown LOST POINTER, female, in the air-conditioning. $895. Call for buttonholes, blind hems dresses, darn GERMAN SHEPHERD, male, AKC appointment on weekends, 921-8366. To $12,500. Fee paid. Selective ' ■■Iq & monograms, sews on buttons, Delivered Promptly Princeton-Hightstown Area. White with registered, 5 months old. Cali HIGHTSTOWN PLANNED In The Loveliest Arrangements Service, 156P W. State, Trenton. RETIRED? Part time position. PARENTHOOD CLINIC overcasts, appliques, many fancy brown ticking and brown head. 201-297-4219. 393-8088. Dignified work. Office or management stitches, not attachment needed. Five Answers to ’Prom’. Call 799-1656. experience desirable. Phone Hunter first and third Saturday, 9 a.m. sharp. year parts and service guarantee. Corbett, office 882-0061 or evenings Supplies - Monday, 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. LOST - Black Cocker Spaniel, Feb. 18. DOG & CAT BOARDING Bear Brook ’55 CHEVY CONV. 327 4 speed, new 466-0646. Call 448-3439 or Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 p.m. $53.70 Answers to name of Sparty. Link collar Kennels Princeton Junction. Call top and new interior. $700. Call DISCONTINUING Tire Department HELP WANTED, Auto Body man 448-4581. or $7. down, $5. monthly with license No. 67. Reward. Call 452-2692. 799-0895. wanted. Top pay and profit sharing CALL CREDIT MGR. (til 9 P.M.) Get your summer Tires NOW while we 609-924-3869. plan. Blue Cross, uniform and paid 201-985-0601 are closing out our inventory of holidays. Vacation with pay. Call MEN PART TIME - Suppliment your COMING SOON - about March 1, “The Firestone and other tires. J. Percy Van The Princeton Packet news of­ Out of Town Call Collect CHAMPION WHITE miniature Poodle 1955 FORD, 2 door. Very good 448-0054. income making in person interviews in Sewing Basket” (Old Dutch Neck Zandt Co., Blawenburg, N. J. fice, 300 Witherspoon St., is open 7 weeks old. CaU 201-383-3603. mechanical condition. New tires. connection with business reports. Earn Store). AU sewing aids, cotton fabrics, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday 201-297-2162. $15. to $20. per day. Need car and a patterns, gifts. 799-1405. through Friday. minimum of 6 day time hours, 4 or 5 days a week. Opening available in THE PRINCETON DOG BUY A FULL SET of Haig Ultra golf Middlesex Co., New Brunswick area. TRAINING CLUB BICYCLE REPAIRS clubs; 4 woods, 1, 2, 3 and 4. Irons 2 PUPPIES WANTED - Wednesday COMPUTER OPERATOR IBM S-360 No sales or collecting. Call thru 9 plus pitching wedge. Call Pets and Animals i mornings. 6-8 weeks in litter lots only P erso n a ls experience. Excellent company Eleventh Annual Obedience Trial We Buy and Sell employment manager. 201-249-2400. Sunday, March 2nd 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 896-1722 after 5. 1 9-12 only. benefits. Call Jerry Smyles. Apply Data PUPPIES SOLD - Saturday and Research, Rt. 206 Center, Princeton, Princeton High School Gym TIGER AUTO STORES Admission $1.00 Children 50c 24-26 Witherspoon Street Sunday, 12-6. AU popular breeds, pure PAHR - To contact Princeton Assoc N. J. 609-921-8550. ACCOUNTANT POODLE PUPS - Miniature, silver, Children must be accompanied WA 4-3715 and mixed handled. J. P. O’Neill for Human Rights, caU Ulli Steltzer, papers. Call 609-896-0840. [Kennels, Hwy. 1, Princeton. 452-9291. by an adult FIND THE UNUSUAL FABRICS, 921-6841 or Diane Graves, 924-^884 Aggressive young accountant desired Refreshments available. for electronic equipment manufacturer from around the world. GRETCHEN’S in Princeton area. Position entails FABRICS, Rt. 130, Hightstown. CAN MANUFACTURING EXPANSION 448-0283. Hours, Mon. - Sat. 10 a.m. - GOLDEN RETREIVER puppies. 6 preparation of monthly statement & all DOES ANYONE in your family huve a 5:30 p.m., Thurs. Eve. 7 - 9 p.m. weeks old. AKC registered. Wormed, i DOBERMAN PINSCHER puppies. Adding a third shift. Immediate supporting schedules for both division Need a New Wardrobe? Imported and domestic yarn, needle severe drinking problem? 11 s*> contact inoculated. Field dog, watch or pet. Axis toe r a t > of the dog world. openings for general laborers. With management & corporate offices, as point, crewel work, rugs and Call 883-2918. NASSAU AL ANON FAMliV opportunity for skilled jobs in near well as supervising & assisting a cost Have a Queens Way Party, and get the accessories will be found at: International champion sired. Bred for GROUP. Meets Wednesdays 8:30 P M. future. Full time permanent clerk & an accounts latest fashions free. Call Darlene, soundness, temperament and quality. Trinity Episcopal Church, 33 Mercer FURNITURE, LINENS, TOOLS, tires, Cropped, docked, wormed and shots. employment. New high wage scale. payable/bookkeeper. Call Mr. Medvin 448-8636. THE KNITTING SHOP cameras, profuector, tape-recorder. 9-4 St., Princeton. 924-7592. of General Devices, Inc. 609-924-2500 6 Tulane St. WA 4-0306 PRINCETON SMAI 1 ANIMAL Call 397-3581 Good company benefits. Contact Mr. on Friday, Feb. 21; 736 Lawrence Rd., RESCUE LEAGUE J. C. Cone. or 201-329-2376. Lawrenceville, N.J. HAPPINESS IS A WARM PUPPY? Coca-Cola Co. LEES GOLD wool velvet rug and pad ALCOHOLICS ANNONYMOUS, 408 Mercer Street, Hightstown lO’lO” x 15’1”. Like new. $150. Call ATTENTION CARPENTERS ROUTE SALESMAN - Experienced or Bus. Opportunities Our happiness is to keep a puppy E q u i p m e n t HELP AND INFORMATION. CALL 609-921-2590. AND CABINET BUILDERS warm. An Equal Opportunity Employer trainee. Service super market cigars. 609-924-7592. Vehicle, benefits and expenses. Cut off plywood sold at less than 50% Please call us about our attractive dogs Starting salary $105. per week. Reply BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Owner savings. Various thicknesses and sizes. 1959 OLIVER TRACTOR front end BASE GUITARIST needed to play in Box 1 186, c/o Princeton Packet. and cats for adoption. non-psychedelic rock band. Must have of small business, dignified work, BLACK & WHITE RCA television. Call 466-2872 alter 5 p.m. weekdays; loader and back hoe. Good condition $150. Call 737-0305 after 5 p.m. own equipment. Call Bruce Adler, flexible hours, small investment. Reply all day Saturday. Mrs. A. C. Graves, 921-6122 between 8 $2500. Comer of Oakland & Ewing House Trailers 924-9853. Box 1188, c/o Princeton Packet. a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday thru Saturday. Princeton. 201-249-4057. RUGS FOR PR1NCETON-WINDSOR WANTED PART TIME - Building If you find an injured animal please 1963 V1NDALE Mobile Home for sale, APT. available for 2 bedroom 2 bedroom, front kitchen, 50’ x 10’ inspector and zoning officer for West BOOKKEEPER - A dream! Full chg. LEFTOVER new 1968 IH Cadet call the police. No trial balance. Inter, corp. Report to Situations Wanted apartment. Moss green twist carpet. Autos For Sale with 24’ x 12’ room added, room Windsor Township. Interested parties Riding Tractors, 10 h.p. and 12 h.p. Custom made. 448-5171. mail applications and resume of mgt. Full benefits. Local. It won't be completely insulated and beautifully Buy the best for lots less during our finished, completely carpeted through qualifications to Lewis B. Chamberlin, open long. $150. & fee pd. Select February clearance sale. Van Zandt ’65 FORD Country sedan sta. wgn. Staffing, 156P W. State St., Trenton, out. Washer, 2 air conditioners, wall Clerk, Mill Road, Princeton Junction, Tire Co., Blawenburg, N.J 466-2600. USED FURNITURE of every Pwr. steer., R/H, 352 V-8, auto, trans. N.J. 08550 on or before March 6, 393-8088. RECENT COLLEGE graduate, Call Kentile Floors Inc., Mr. Bryan oven, $3995.00. CaU 448-1410 or description. Thousands of feet to 1 male DOBERMAN PINSCHER, 587-1450. 1969. Business Administration major, browse through. Always something 448-3500(8:30- 5 p.m.) Marketing minor, is looking for a approx. 1 year old, 1 male Dalmatian, different - largest collection in Bucks approx. 1 year old. Available for WATER CONDITIONING firm need a position as Administrative Asst, in County. Daily, 8:30 to 5:30. Closed 13 FOOT TRAVEL TRAILER, for Personnel, Library, Marketing, PINK SECTIONAL couch, 2 French adoption through Animals In Distress. regeneration and plant maintenance end tables, Kendall Park sink, cabinets Sunday. Edison Furniture, sale. Sleeps 5, toilet, 2 burner stove, Marketing Research or related fields. Call 586-3555. man. SVi day week. Uniforms and g en e ra l factory work with green formica tops. Doylestown, Pa. S1MCA - 4 Dr., 4 door, 1960 - new gas heat, gas light. Electric brakes. Ability to handle details and typing. cleaning supplied. Insurance benefits 201-297-2159. snow tires, battery and voltage $1,095. 448-4452. available. Apply in person only Immediately available for men willing Call Miss Cevera 448-6059 or write regulator, good as 2nd car. In final between 9:30-1 1:30 a.m. and to work 1st or 2nd shift. Company A pt. 12B, Kensington Arms, TIRES - Cosing out Tire department. OR’ENTAL RUGS - Antique Soumak analysis too smaU for family of four Hightstown. ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIAL, 2:30-4:30 p.m., at Nassau Water holidays, vacation, life ins , Buy your spring needs NOW at below 9’2” x 7’8”, antique Shiraz 9’ x 5’, AKC, female, 9 months, shots and and cat, and especially for long trips. Conditioning Co., 345 Witherspoon hospitalization. Apply in person to dealer cost. J. Percy Van Zandt Co., Sarouk 3’ x 5’, Hamadan 3’ x 5'. Call housebroken. Call 448-6678. $205. Call 448-0675. Special Services St., Princeton. Kentile Floors, Inc., Blawenburg,N.J. evenings 921-8561. Princeton-Hightstown Rd. (Rte. 571), Hightstown, New Jersey. An equal YOUNG WOMAN will consider any ’66 MG SEDAN. Excellent running PORTER Palmer Inn, Rt. 1, nportunity employer. FURNITURE - Imported from Italy, a Princeton, N.J. Full time. Contact Mr. type of work to be done in her home, hutch, living room set, Formica BOAT MOLDS: Fiberglass molds for SCOTTY - male. Needs a good home. condition. Ideal town car. $500. CaU NELSON GLASS & ALUMINUM Irby, 452-2500. preferrably typing. 448-6855. kitchen set. Call 448-2204. canoe, 18 ft.; dinghys of two types and Call 609-896-0840. 201-359-8766. 45 SPRING ST. sizes, one with liner; 14 ft. sail boat, PRINCETON similar to Sunfish; plus plugs for a Sea WA 4-2880 YOUNG MAN WANTED for all-round NEEDED: BOYS between 12 & 17 to PRINCETON STUDENT will tutor all ADDING MACHINES local Scooter and 16-ft. canoe, 14-ft. 1961 CORVAIR MONZA: Excellent MIRRORS work on housing development in deliver Sunday papers. Routes in forms of High School Math and Runabout. If interested I will teach DACHSHUNDS for sale. Wire or running condition, physical condition AUTO GLASS Princeton. Call collect: Mr. Arnold representative for BURROUGHS CO. smooth. Call 609-586-4751. immediate neighborhood. Call George Science one night weekly. Call Call Ed P. Radigan, 448-6443. construction method. Phone 782-8927. poor. Asking $120. Phone 924-5256 PLATE & WINDOW GLASS ICrauss (201) 985-9587. Hager. 452-7534. 452-7433 for information. after 5 p.m.

FINANCE - enter by diverse, ORGANICALLY RAISED BEEF. Our CERTIFIED EUROPEAN MASSEUR SCOTCH HOUSEKEEPER with 12 steers are raised on home grown grains PERSONNEL TRAINEE: We are challenging & rewarding world of mgt. year old son wishes live-in position. GERMAN SHEPHERD - AKC, 8 ’68 VW: dark blue, sun roof, exceUent now available for personalized and greens. No hormones, no growth HUMIDIFIER - console, handsome, condition. CaU 924-2665. seeking a college graduate who enjoys thru the door of finance. Select Experienced in nursing. Call 921-2587, does whole house, little used, $60. weeks, top German blood line, result massages at your home by dealing with people. Salary: $6684. to Staffing is your key! H.S. plus some stimulants. Our Fields fertilized with outstanding structure and appointment. Call 924-7619. animal manure, cover crops turned Washer, dryer, mobile dishwasher; 3 start. Excellent Civil Service benefits. col. or 4 yrs. any gd. expr. Co. pays temperament. Sire V-6, 1968 Sieger under and ground natural rock. We use for $125. Good sled, $2. Adding Contact: Personnel Office, New Jersey fee, you & promotions! All you do is TWO EXPERIENCED young men will machine, electric, $25. 2 mattresses, Show. Exceptional quality. $150. and EVERY VIVIAN WOODARD. Beauty Neuro-Psychiatric Institute, Box 1000, no weed killers, no poison sprays. N. J. LIKE NEW 1962 RENAULT SEDAN. Product is brought into your home by work. Select Staffing, 156P W. State do painting and misc. odd jobs in your innerspring, good, clean, $12. ea. Call up. Evenings and weekends. 30 miles per gaUon; dependable. $300. Princeton, N.J. Tele: 466-0400. St., Trenton, 393-8088. home for reas. prices. If interested call State Inspected. Linden Lane Farms, 609-924-2366. a cosmetic consultant who teaches you P.O. Box 307, Flemington. Call 924-3287. CaU 452-2795. 609-655-0012 after 6. what to do, how to do it, and why. . 201-782-3583 or 623-3453. By appt. only 448-4452.

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THESIS & MANUSCRIPT Typing. EXTRA LARGE TOWN HOUSE LOT FOR SALE - Lawrence Twp. - BOARD YOUR PET in the country. 466-0719 Princeton Township Carson Rd. 250 x 300, heavily Five type styles, including IBM NEAR PENNINGTON - 2 story French Excellent care. Call after 4 p.m. Executive. Carbon ribbons, LAWRENCEVILLE Victorian Colonial set back on a large wooded. $9,500. Telephone 201-297-1978. WALDRON SIGN SHOP Colonial in excellent condition. Cedar Many extras are included with this VILLAGE 609-896-0321. Mimeograph. Mrs. DiCicco, 8%-0004. shake exterior, 8 rooms all told. older stucco home in A-l condition. lot in Hopewell Borough, presently Outdoor signs, show cards, glass gilding Kitchen, dining room and living room There is a spanking new Quaker Maid occupied as a tourist home. 15 Exceptionally fine 2 story Modem spacious rooms, 2Zi baths, with a ELM RIDGE PARK - Princetons most DRESSMAKER: Custom make dresses CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATES - All and art work. each are 22’ long. Hardwood floors. kitchen with built in range, dishwasher Colonial situated on a beautifully Front porch is glassed in and heated. 3 and disposal, new wall to wall carpet. possibility of 10 bedrooms. The floor outstanding residential area, 400 acres - hems - all alterations. Reasonable. trades. Reasonable. Call 609-882-2757. landscaped lot with trees. First floor of rolling landscaped land with trees, Hopewell, N.J. very large bedrooms, sewing room, plan of this large house opens many 609-896-0747. 1 Somerset St. has entry foyer, living room with 28 acre lake and many large custom mud room, 1 Yi baths, full basement, Living room with fireplace, heated sun opportunities as to use (Doctors, fireplace, dining area, paneled den, Dentists, etc.) Zoned for business. Call built homes. Call Harold A. Pearson steam oil heat. Very large lot, over room, formal dining room, master modern kitchen, laundry room, now for details. 609-737-2203 for information or your WASCO BUILDERS - custom homes, 350’ deep. Shade and fruit trees, bedroom with bath, and den complete powder room. 2nd floor has 4 corner Real Estate Agent. All lots are 1 Vi acres CHAIR CANING AND RUSHING. Income Tax Services alterations, cabinet work. So. Coast flowers, and shrubs. Don’t wait to call the first floor. There are three large 737-2196. bedrooms and tiled bath. Hot water FOR THE GENTLEMAN FARMER or larger $15,000 to $20,000. Terms Rd., R.D. 1, Trenton. Call 586-6230. for an appointment, this will be sold bedrooms, tile bath and kitchen heat. Full basement. Garage. Owner and financing if desired. very quickly. second floor with stair to panelled (new listing) transferred. Very attractively priced at 21.7 acres in West Amwell Twp. A Asking price $25,500. third floor family room. Nicely $34,900. landscaped with 2 garages. large barn-red Colonial set back LAKE FRONT LOT Why wait until the roof leaks? Plan MAX D. SHUMAN A Asking $59,900 approximately 450’ from the road. 7 FILL DIRT - GRAVEL INCOME TAX: Business and personal ahead for your roofing needs. H B. LYON rooms, iYi baths, with rooms sizes such income tax prepared by qualified tax OSCAR WOLFE, REALTORS Lawrenceville Near Princeton Junction. % acre. NEW ROOFS REPAIRS 609-397-2138 Hopewell Township 15 x 18’ living room with a huge STONE and ASPHALT practice and accountant. For 896-1010 fieldstone fireplace and open beams, $6,500. Flemington office, 201-782-2713 Evenings and Weekends inform ation call 4 4 8-6 4 34 or COOPER & SCHAFER 15 x 21 kitchen and breakfast area, 587-1450. Sun. A Eves, call 609-466-1297 Sprawling ranch with 4 bedrooms, 2 896-0594 896-0507 all 201-329-2345 63 Moran Princeton tile baths, living room with fireplace, master bedroom 15 x 21. and much BARCLAY AGENCY Walnut 4-2063 sliding doors to patio, panelled den. more. This home needs finishing 448-0700 eve. 448-8356 Large eat-in kitchen with built-ins, touches put on the inside, but it offers so much. Call now, Owner transferred PRINCETON TOWNSHIP attractive 3 dishwasher. 2 car garage on approx. 1 acre, excellent financing. $34,000 HILLSIDE HOUSE: Magnificent view, and ready to do business. LIGHT HAULING, attic, cellars and INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared in N. W. MAUL & SON bedroom Tri-level. 1 Vi baths, fireplace, Asking $45,000. FOUR ACRES OF FENCED-IN LAND garages cleaned. Junk hauled away. 2 car garage, large family room w/f.pl. my home. Call after 6:30 p.m. for . S. Hwy. 130 A Griggs Drive recreation room, beautiful wooded lot, on lower level. Living room A dining plus a barn. Ideal setting for your new Call 448-1911. appointment, 466-2784. stream. $38,000. By owner, 924-2254, THOMPSON REALTY UNUSUAL DA 9-4656 W. Bryce Thompson IV, Broker room with large picture windows A home overlooking a lake. 5 miles from Repair Service stone f.pi. 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 3Zi COURT YARD ENTRANCE Princeton. Will sell by acre or whole Electrical Power & (new listing) GEORGE CARPET SERVICE 195 Nassau Street, Princeton 921-7655 acres. parcel. Near Pennington, N.J, Call Professional cleaning, repairing and Lighting Installations Central air-conditioning executive 737-2698. INCOME TAX RETURNS, expertly 3 BEDROOM RANCH in desirable Eve. A Sun. 5 BEDROOM Rancher - 3 ceramic tile Rancher on 1.67 acres with a distant installation. Call 201-297-2771 or Industrial Maintenance Lawrence Twp., Nassau Estates II. H. R. ParseUs, 921-2654 baths, large kitchen, formal dining 201-844-2981. prepared, also New York State returns view of Flunterdon Co. Completely prepared. Living room, separate dining room, room, fireplace in living room, family custom built with only the finest Isidore Friedman large eat-in kitchen, play room with room with complete snack bar, 2 car materials and workmanship used. 8 23 West Main Street built-in bookcases and bar, 2 ceramic garage. Landscaped 1V5 acre lot. rooms, 2Yi baths, large enclosed patio, SOUTH BRUNSWICK. 1 acre 150 KEY SHOP Freehold, New Jersey PLUMBING A HEATING tile baths, oversized garage. Included RAISED RANCHER: Built in the $39,500. full basement, 2 car garage in an area foot front on Fresh Pond Road. Corner 248 Nassau St. 201-462-4116 OIL BURNERS are central air-conditioning, flagstone country for family convenience. of prestige homes yet good country Deans, Rhode Hall Road $5,000. WA 4-3411 entrance way, 20 x 20 patio, extra Spacious lot with room to breathe. OLD COLONIAL house, outbuildings atmosphere. First time offered, for -Charles Perpctua, Prop.- insulation, dishwasher. Situated on a Central air-conditioning for summer with 27 acres, partly wooded, Realtor COMPLETE TAX SERVICE, Income J. B. REDDING A SON, INC. $47,500. KEYS MADE 234 Nassau St. large 1 lot professionally landscaped by comfort. Aluminum tiding and spectacular view. N.J. MANNI REALTY, INC’ LOCKS REPAIRED tax returns prepared. Prompt service. com bination aluminum itormera. Princeton owner. 883-4591. $34,000. Asking $59,800 ONLY A FEW At this time we offer 201-297-2516 Call Anytime! GENERAL GRINDING For appointment call Mr Wm. Kraus, Living room with picture window, WA 4-0166 one of the finest selection of homes in 448-1433. dining room, eating area in kitchen, 5 bedrooms. 2 baths, spacious family E. F. MAY, BROKER this area. Plan to visit our office NOW. room, laundry room and workshop 609-466-2800 LARGE CRANBURY RANCHER: 3 KARL WEIDEL, INC. LOT FOR SALE area, garage. School bus for children. “At The Cross Roads’’ PIANOTUNING Instruction bedrooms, living, dining rooms, REALTOR (our 53rd year) Corner of CARTER ROAD and private Real Estate For Sale paneled rec room, 9x18 foot kitchen, Excellent condition and location. Great Road A 518 lane. 3/10 mile from Route 206. 200’ Regulating Repairing 1 Yi baths, laundry, garage, basement on $32,000. Our New Location x 315’. Enclosed by split-rail fence. ROBERT H. HALLIEZ half acre. Call 609-448-6478. Route 31 Pennington, N.J. Many trees, including 250’ row of 20’ Registered Immediate occupancy. Being SPLIT LEVEL NEAR HIGHTSTOWN CLOSE TO PRINCETON. South Opposite Pennington Shopping Center pines. Member Piano Technicians Guild, Inc. COMPUTER CAREERS in Data FINE AREA RANCHER, Located in transferred - must sell. Good buy at SCHOOLS: This home, in a convenient Brunswick Township just off Raymond 882-3804 737-1500 PHONE 921-6479 921-7242 Processing, approved for Veteran the lovely community of Roosevelt in $25,990. location, offers four bedrooms, living Road, One block from N Y. bus line. Open daily 9-9 Sunday 1-5 Training. Send for free Booklet. Call the Hightstown area, on a desirable Vi room, kitchen, dining area, family Choose your own interior colors and 924-6555 or write Automation acre lot This most attractive home room, utility room, and 2Vi baths. Nice tile. New, very large 5 bedroom Institute, 20 Nassau St., Princeton. features a large picture windowed size lot with beautiful shade trees. Colonial. 2Yx baths, paneled rec room living room, dining room, lovely eat in $25,000. 2 car garage, full basement. One acre DRAPERIES WESTERN SECTION COLONIAL. Itt ONE FAMILY HOUSE - Colonial. 4 For Rent—Apts. kitchen, three bedrooms, ceramic tile lot bedrooms, living room, dining room, bath. Partially finished full basement, acres wooded. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 CUSTOM BUILT FOUR BEDROOM $48,000. SLIP COVERS fireplaces, recreation room, 2-car HOME: Living room with a fireplace, kitchen, breakfast nook and large garage, and carpeting. Excellent HIGHWAY 27, Little Rocky Hill, panelled den. Location: Oakland A APARTMENT TO RENT. 4 rooms, 2 condition, full price only $17,500. garage. Near Johnson Park School family room, formal dining room, FURNITURE REPAIRS 924-4808. between Princeton and Kendall Park, Ewing, Princeton. Call 201-249-4057 bedrooms. Rent plus electric. Windsor MEDICAL eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms and 1 Yi Franklin Township. 6 room Ranch. RECEPTIONISTS NEEDED CUSTOM RANCH - Lovely custom baths on the first floor. Fourth Castle Apts. Call 448-9893. DEWEY’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP bedroom and bath finished off on the Attached garage and workshop, 65’ x built ranch home on Vi acre lot in East 200’ lot, city water. Immediate 6-8 Station Road Work for doctors, clinics, medical Windsor Township. This 6 year old second floor. Recreation room in LAWRENCE TWP. Nassau Estates II. basement. occupancy. Reduced $1,000 for quick centers, rest homes, etc. Both part time home features 25 foot living room, sale $17,500. APT. TO RENT, unfurnished. $75.00 a Princeton Junction and full time positions. Our home Well loved and beautifully kept $29,900. FOR SALE BY OWNER. 2 income dining room, modem kitchen, ceramic properties on Morrison Ave., in month, three rooms. Call 448-0962. study course fully prepares you tiled bath, two large bedrooms, full Colonial split featuring a large entrance SW 9-1778 Placement service upon completion of foyer with brick floor, 23’ living room, HIGHTSTOWN TWO STORY: Close SOUTH BRUNSWICK, Black Horse Hightstown. Also suitable for large basement, two car garage attached. A single family dwelling. Call 448-3300 training. Write Central Career Schools, 32 foot in ground swimming pool, with dining room, modem kitchen with to schools and shopping area. Large lot Lane. 6 room Cape Cod. A-l TO SUBLET: Smartly furnished 2 P.O.Box 114, Trenton, N.J. 08600. breakfast area, family room with with trees. Family room with fireplace, condition. Zi mile to 0. S. 1. Assume daytime or 448-025 7 evenings. ALTER ATIONS-DRESSM’VKER all the equipment. Plus much more. bedroom apt. near Princeton fireplace made of old brick, powder formal dining room, garage. Home in VA mortgage, $2,900. Priced for quick University from March 15 - January 1. 124 John St. 921-6523 $24,900. good condition. Available immediately. EAST WINDSOR SPLIT This room and laundry. 2nd floor; 3 sale . . . only $ 17,500. 924-6124. beautiful 3 bedroom home on a bedrooms, 2 baths, and good storage $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 . professionally landscaped VS acre lot. and closet space. Situated on large Realtor ADLERMAN, CLICK A CO. FOUR ROOMS and bath, 3 miles past THE CHILDRENS AND TEENS Has the following outstanding features. corner lot with well established FOR RENT: Available Office space for N. J. MANNI REALTY, INC. Hightstown. Newly decorated. Adults professional use. Five rooms and toilet Licensed Real Estate Brokers UPHOLSTERING STUDIO FOR THEATRE AND Living room, dining room, modem eat landscaping. For sale by owner. 201-297-2516 Call Anytime! preferred. Call 394-1160 Anytime or facilities. Pleasant outlook and quiet 9 Spring Street REPAIRING RELATED ARTS continues in kitchen, with dishwasher, 3 large $36,900. Call 882-9647. Phone: 924-0401 448-0297 after 5 p.m. JOHN RITTER registration throughout the year as new bedrooms, including a master bedroom area. 222 Monmouth St. classes keep forming. Also Wed suite. 20 foot panelled family room Hightstown, N.J. afternoon classes. Call Ruth Grossman with wall to wall brick fire place. 2Yi LEONARD VAN HISE AGENCY HIGHTSTOWN: Recently renovated 448-3541 924-2576 or leave your number. baths, 2 car garage, and full basement. NORGATE AT LAWRENCE you Realtor two family home in good condition. HIGHTSTOWN: Commercial zoned don’t have to be a chauffeur. We are 160 Stockton Street location on Route 130, Ranch home in Also flagstone entrance foyer, Two apartments, each containing 2 BEDROOM APT. ground floor. Pvt. within walking distance of shopping, Hightstown, New Jersey excellent condition, ideal for beauty beautiful carpeting, central air modem kitchen, spacious living room, patio, central air-conditioning. $185. conditioning and much, much more. good schools, movie, bowling and bus 448-4250 two bedrooms and bath with vanity. salon, professional offices etc.. Lot has nearby. All this and lovely suburban Evenings and Holidays plus utilities. SEWING MACHINES $33,200 Wall to wall carpets throughout. New 120 ft. of Highway frontage, 200 ft. in QUALITY COLONIAL, only the best surroundings with lower taxes. From 448-2537 0'j 758-7441 or 448-1178 two zoned heating system. Three car depth. Paved Parking^area. ANY MAKE OILED & ADJUSTED MOTEL $34,990. Models open every day 1 MANAGERS of materials and workmanship went garage. Many extras. CARNEGIE REALTY into this lovely four bedroom Colonial. p.m. to dark. Call 609-896-0655 or $29,900 LEONARD VAN HISE AGENCY Delwin Gregory, Realtor $2.50 Call Collect 298-1925 , NEEDED 609-882-8648. Directions: from Spartan-Necchi, Route 206, Outstandingly landscaped, xh acre lot, Realtor 921-6177 frames this less than 2 year old Princeton: Old Princeton Pike 8 miles MONTGOMERY TWP. - Large 4 EXCEPTIONAL FOUR BEDROOM 160 Stockton St., Hightstown, N.J. Bordentown opp. 2 Guys ’till 9 P.M. Men-Women-Couples. Both full time south, left turn into Norgate across Factory authorized dealer Centrally Air conditioned home. bedroom 2 story Colonial, 2Zi baths, RANCH in East Windsor Twp. Modern 448-4250 and part time positions. Our fully from Lawrence High School. Necchi-Elna-Riccar-Fiati-White. licensed home study course prepares Features include, 20 foot living room living room, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen with eating area, spacious you. Placement service available. Write with bay window. Ultra modem eat in kitchen with double oven and range, living room with fireplace, formal kitchen Panelled family room, four dishwasher, your choice of cabinets dining room, den, 3 baths and terrace. CENTRAL CAREER SCHOOLS, P.O. PREPARE now to build your dream APARTMENTS - 2 rooms and bath, REFRIGERATION Air Conditioning, Box 114, Trenton, N.J. 08600. large bedrooms, 2Yi baths, 14 foot now, family room with fireplace. Still Wall to wall carpeting. Attached 2 car reasonable rates, 24 hour service, call entrance foyer, laundry room, patio, EAST BRUNSWICK: Immediate time to choose your colors. All on 1 garage Full basement includes rec house this spring. We have many lots 2Zi miles from Princeton on U. S. 1. Call 709-924-5792 between 6 - 8 p.m. 201-329-6488. full basement, carpeting, two car occupancy. 3 bedroom custom ranch. acre, curb, sewers, sidewalks, well room with complete kitchen, bar, w-w both in town and rural ranging in size attached garage. Plus many, many Wooded lot, fireplace, eat-in kitchen, water. carpets and laundry room. Central air from V* acre to 23 acres. air-conditioned, carpeting, extras, full $39,500. BOHREN’S MOVING A STORAGE more desirable features. All city conditioned. Ideal for private residence utilities in a beautiful setting makes basement. Near community schools, * T CONSTRUCTION CO. with office, on lot 150 x 208. Price CLOSE TO grade school. 4 bedroom PIANO INSTRUCTION APARTMENT this an outstanding value at $38,900. shopping. $28,900. Call 201-257-9582. Custom Builders $50,000. split level, modern kitchen, living Hightstown Road 201-725-6447 room, dining room, family room. 5 ROOMS and bath on Nassau St., one Juilliard graduate Additional adjoining land available Includes wall/wall carpet, flight above store. Heat and hot water Princeton Junction will accept limited number of RICHARDSON REALTORS with highway frontage washer/dryer, gas range and other furnished. 452-2220 students. Rt. 130 Just North Of The Old Yorke Inn TWO STORY older country home on extras. A fine buy at $25,000. REPLY to Box 1162, c/o Princeton NEW 2 STORY COLONIAL on BEST FIREPLACE in Hightsown Packet. Local and Long Distance Moving 924-4808 448-5000 wooded lot in Belle Mead. 4 bedrooms, Vi acre comer lot. Eat-in kitchen, complete with custom three bedroom formal dining room, spacious living 15 ACRES of flat well drained land on Packing and Overseas Shipping 2Vi baths, rec. room, complete kitchen, home. Formal dining room, eat Main St., just on the edge of dining room, spacious living room. Full room, bath and 3 bedrooms, Partial kitchen. Many unique features. basement, heated garage, low taxes, Allentown. Dwelling and outbuildings. PRINCETON BEGINNING SPANISH class for basement; 2 car garage. Many beautiful $27,500. Call 448-1819. $56,000. persons planning to travel in Latin oak trees on Zi acre lot on Ludlow reasonably priced. DISPOSAL SERVICE $15,000 For Rent—Rooms Rt. 130 A Half Acre Rd. America this summer. For information Avenue. $37,900. LISTINGS OF ALL KINDS NEEDED. Cranbury, N.J. call 609-882-7790. HORSE LOVERS SPECIAL. 10 acres 609-395-1389 fenced in large stable and Cape Cod in CHARNESK1 A BONGIORNO THE CROSHAW AGENCY Insurance-Real Estate MAURICE H. HAGEMAN CO. RHODES STUDIO OF MUSIC very good condition, has five rooms REALTORS 231 Rogers Ave. DAYTON Furnished single rooms. Home and Industry down and room for three more up. 722-0070 307 Main St. Hightstown, N.J. $15. - $20. or $25. a week. Call BEAUTIFUL VIEW Phone: Office 448-0112 Hightstown, N.J. Garbage Trash, Rubbish Removed Private Piano instruction, all ages and Don’t miss this opportunity. $39,000. HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP 448-0600 201-329-2012. Hauling of all Types all levels. Phone 448-6874. Brooktree rancher, 6 rooms, 1 Yi baths, full cellar A all utilities on 142 x 140 In the quaint village of Titusville where Evenings: ODD JOBS: Carpentry, masonry, COMPLETE IBM (No’s 360 ON lot 4 yrs. old, garage being finished as in the summer it is vacation fun at ROSSMOOR Co-op. Spacious, 2 Robert M. Sherrard 448-1616 FURNISHED ROOM for rent - tiling, heating systems, water pumps A PREMISES), SENSIMATIC, NCR A family room. BELLE MEAD: 2 bedroom fully your doorstep with boating and fishing bedrooms. 2nd floor, private entrance. Warren H. Fox 259-2150 Jamesburg. Kitchen privileges. Call softeners, etc. Call Joseph M. Pinelli STENOGRAPHY MACHINES. Court For rent 4500 square foot of insulated ranch, one acre with fruit from your own dock. A gracious Dutch Reasonable. Call 655-3417. Elizabeth F. Bunting 448-0398 201-521-2583. 609-466-2 144 anytime Reporting. Approved for full transfer warehousing on highway, ceilings 12’, trees. Large living room with fireplace, Colonial on 2 acres well landscaped credits toward a Baccalaureate degree New available soon. dining ell, ceramic bath and kitchen. with trees. Large living room with HAMILTON TOWNSHIP at associated colleges. Free catalog. Small house in Washington Township Full basement, oil-fired baseboard Colonial fireplace, formal dining room EAST WINDSOR RANCH, new, over Business Services Free employment service. Veterans on 3Vi acres with two outbuildings on h e a t. A sking $24,000. Call large kitchen, library, laundry, Zi bath 2000 sq. ft. living space. 3 large Approved. New Brunswick Secretarial good road ...... $19,000. 201:359-5591. bedrooms, 2VS baths, living dining and COLONIAL - A gracious and perfect Wanted To Rent on first. 4 corner bedrooms, 1 Vi baths home for the Junior Executive: School. 201-545-3910. Est. 1932. Three bedroom house in Hightstown on second. 1 bedroom and storage on recreation rooms, large kitchen, 2 car 1.6 acres, nice neighborhood. $19,900. third. 3 car garage, heated playroom or attached garage. Wooded lot, central spacious living room, formal dining GOLD STAR DRIVING SCHOOL. air-conditioning, wall - wall carpet and room, work saver kitchen, den, 3 Industrial sites for light industry. Lease BROOKTREE BI-LEVEL, Low equity, office. Horse stall and paddock PRINCETON Dual controlled cars. Fully insured, or purchase, financing arranged. other extras. Quiet location. Call bedrooms, tile bath, attached garage, GUEST COTTAGE, garage apartment Beginner A refresher courses. Special 6% assumption, available in April, 3 Interior completely redecorated, new SECRETARIAL SERVICE Rural home on 9Vi acres, 6 miles from carpeting on second. Too many extras evenings, 448-6383. oil heat; nicely landscaped lot; front or small home wanted to rent by early group rates. 201-329-2020. Hightstown. Gold Medallion home. bedrooms, 2 baths, family room and and rear porch. Shown by summer in the Lawrenceville-Princeton Carnegie Building 221 Nassau St. basement, 1 car garage, central air included to mention. Come see for Lots of space...... $36,900. appointment. Reduced for quick sale area. References exchanged. Please conditioning, garbage disposal, yourself. Walking distance to school, Now really a COMPLETE Service: Cranbury-Two bedroom - two baths, bus and parking. only $18,000. write Box 1185, c/o Princeton Packet dishwasher. 1 Charred Oak Lane, KENDALL PARK: 7 room Ranch. \Yi giving detailed information, Location ♦Executive Secretaries Bldg. Sues & Supply overlooking lake, one car garage ...... Hightstown, 448-6492 Principals Only. Only $55,000. baths, all city utilities, aluminum storm ♦Private, furnished office rentals ...... $48,000. MARIE C. DOLTON, BROKER etc. A screens. Modern kitchen with 882-5086 ♦24-hour answering service Commercial property on 130 with 294’ W. S. BORDEN CO., REALTORS dishwasher, living room carpeting, 2 air frontage...... $17,000. 394-5494 FORMER RESIDENT wishes to rent 3 PLUMBING A HEATING conditioners. Approximately $12,000 Related services. . . In West Windsor Township, modem Weekends A evenings GI mortgage can be assumed. $24,900. bedroom home in South Brunswick for E. SILIWONO home on large lot. Three bedroom and FRANKLIN PARK - S. BRUNSWICK 882-0514 Lots For Sale June occupancy. Call collect A utotyping Repairs; hot water heaters, Bruner 100 year old Colonial on 3 acres with carport, fully air-conditioned. Near. . EVERETT A. DUNN 301-498-2828. Mailings water conditioners. .schools...... $30,000. 600’ frontage on Highway 27. 13 Manuscripts Complete bathroom remodeling our rooms, 2Zi baths. $45,000 REALTOR MEMBER-OF MLS Mimeographing Miller, Miller A Foley Office specialty. Apartments and Rentals 29 ACRES FOR SALE. One parcel Offset 201-297-1164, Franklin Park EVERETT A, DUNN New Brunswick, N. J. Call for information 201-247-0966 Evenings 201-846-7448 10.9 acres, the other 18 acres, with Real Estate Wanted Bea Hunt 924-3716 or 201-844-2607 HAROLD F. STACKHOUSE Realtor Member of MLS FARM FOR SALE, near Hamilton Square, 26 acres, bordered by 2 roads good road frontage; partially wooded. REALTOR Miller, Miller A Foley Office Price $60,000 or owner will consider Phone 448-1069 New Brunswick, N. J. and 2 never failing streams. 8 room PLUMBING AND HEATING, kitchen home and garages. Excellent building selling one or the other at $2,100 per EXECUTIVE DESIRES to rent or buy REPORTS Specifications 138 S. Main St., Hightstown, N.J. 201-247-0966 Evenings 201-846-7448 For the best advertising results acre. professionally typed on IBM elec. and bath modernization, leaky faucet Evenings and weekends 30 by 200 feet. Call 587-6573. in town, advertise in TTie Packet, 3, 4 or 5 bedroom home in the Printed by quality offset, collated at our specialty, James A. Minish, Kendall 448-2907 or 395-1671 924-3244. Princeton area. Write Box 1170, c/o Park 201-297-9425. WALTER B. HOWE, INC. Princeton Packet. reas. rates. 359-8443, Mrs. McMahon. Realtors 924-0095 HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1969 WINDSOR-MIGHTS HERALD P A G E NINE Real Estate Wanted Real Estate For Rent T o o Late OBITUARIES WANTED TO RENT OR BUY 4 or 5 MRS. REBEZ1N E. RUBIN bedroom house on quiet street in PRESTIGE COLONIAL Princeton Township for July 1 RESIDENCE on a large, private and T o Classify Mrs. Rebezin Esther Rubin, 89, occupancy; approx, $40-50,000. Write beautifully wooded plot, with large died January 1 In Jerusalem, rooms and random wood flooring. Israel. Box 1182, c/o Princeton Packet or call is now history. An unbeliev­ in N.Y. 516-741-8490. Living room, dining room, beautifully Widow of Grand Rabbi Mordchl plan should be considered as a tion. Nevertheless, the effect appointed library, kitcherfwith walk-in ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY - For The Record able tax assessment that is whole, not torn apart because has been to deprive Cranbury's varied, interesting, position, in small Lelb Rubin of Jerusalem , she is pantry, four bedrooms, 3Vi baths, actually 5 gimes greater on an a particular portion of it Is citizens of the fullest possible active professional business office just survived by two daughters, Mrs, maid’s quarters, screened-in porch, 3 Sarah Konov of Summit Street, On Meadow Lakes equal basis than what the citi­ disagreeable. The plan should participation in their political fireplaces, laundry room, basement, north of Princeton. Must have good zens of Hlghtstown are being be looked at In light of what parties. Moreover, the failure WANTED - 1 ACRE zoned typing, attractive telephone Hlghtstown, and Zlzia Katenellen- commercial, business or restricted and swimming pool. Minutes from bogen, whose husband was a Jeru­ Storv Last Week assessed for the same or com­ Impact that total plan will have to comply with the Board of town and railroad. $440 per month personality, some college background parable living space. The size on the communities..will this industry, anywhere in a good location. and ability to follow through. Please salem rabbi; 12 grand-children; Election’s request places Cran­ We will build a modern 4,000 sq. ft. including electricity. Call 921-9130, 15 great grandchildren, and five Editor, The Herald: and imbalance of the assess­ plan, as presented by the com­ bury in violation m the direc­ Ext. 225, before 5:00 p.m. reply to Box 1189, c/o Princeton ment only brings to light the fact low profile, design and photography Packet. great, great-grandchildren. The Thurday, Feb. 20, 1969 mittee, be beneficial to Hights­ tory provisions of New Jersey's studio. Ours is a clean business, no Her late son, Harold Rubin, edition of the Winds or-Hights that there is an inequity that no town and East Windsor Town­ election laws (N.J.S.A. 19:51- noise, smoke or flashing lights to BUCKS CO.RENTALS operated a cut-rate drug store Herald carried a news article one to date from the municipal­ ship? 1). distract our future neighbors. Please In Hlghtstown a number of years that stated the New Jersey Su­ ities has been able to explain. If the final plan reflects the I am sure Cranbury citizens More and more It be­ c a ll T e c h n i-G ra p h ic In c ., (1) Part of spacious FARM HOUSE; WANTED - Superintendent of ago. preme Court would hear the same general patterns as the will easily recognize the Com­ 201-549-5600. Large living room, dining room, Burial was held in Mount Olivet Meadow Lakes tax case. This comes evident that the munici­ tentative one, I feel that it m ittee's manuever for what it Buildings and Grounds. Small, friendly, pal leaders of the Hlghtstown modern kitchen and powder room on independent school, Princeton area. Cemetery, Jerusalem. information was correct. shoud be adopted. was. Nevertheless, the Com­ Community should have en­ 1st floor. 3 bedrooms and bath on 2nd Bus driving preferred, not essential. -0- There was a misstatement of Richard E. Deutsch mittee is to be congratulated dorsed Assemblyman Selecky's B o a t s tloor. Garage space. $200. month on Live in or out. Family quarters fact however, as to the case Westerlea Arms Apts. for its cleverness. We cah yearly lease, heat included. Small available. Call 924-5859. not being before the Appellate solution to the Meadow Lakes Hightstown only wish that they might have family preferred with references. Garden Club Court. The case was heard be­ tax problem. If they did, taxes - 0 - been equally clever in dealing BOAT FOR SALE, 20 foot Grady fore the Appellate Court and a for all residents would have with more important matters, White Cruiser, 1964 Convertible top, V (2) APT. - 2nd floor, country decision was rendered. This is been lowered. As it stands there Hits Mayor such as finding additional funds berths, electric bilge pump, compass, surroundings, Large living room, CLERK-Expeditc purchase orders for Celebrates the reason for the intervention will not be a continuation of for the Cranbury Public head, built in gas tank, 90 horsepower busy dept. Post orders, check the present dilemma and it will Library. kitchen and bath. Heat included. $140. of the Supreme Court. Editor, The Herald: Johnson motor. Excellent condition. acknowledgements, expedite late The same news article quoted only work hardships on every­ Donald B. Edwards $1,950. Call 448-4728. deliveries. Typing useful but not Anniversary one involved. Once again Mayor Robert Democratic Municipal (3) LARGE SHOP with 2 show rooms Mayor Schultz of East Windsor Kugler demonstrated at Mon­ on Rt. 202, 15 x 22 and 35 x 25 with required. Good clerical background Township as follows: "About My letter is not an attempt Chairman desired. Princeton Applied Research The Rocky Brook Garden Club day night's Township Commit­ lavatory. Heat furnished, tenant pays $700,000 out of the $960,000 is to cast aspersions upon the - 0 - Business Corp. offers profit sharing plan, celebrated its 10th Anniver­ members of the governing bod­ tee meeting his political flexi­ other utilities. Owner will finish walls due East Windsor Township. bility during an election year. as tenant desires. Prefer 2 year lease. educational assistance, 2 week paid sary party at the Coach and Four That practically equals one ies of Hightstown. It is an Cites Bad Water on Saturday night, Feb. 22. After strongly arguing against Real Estate For Rent $150. mo. vacation, and hospitalization. Contact years Township Budget. If we attempt to ask them to reas­ Members and guests were wel­ the proposal to divide Cran- Mrs. Perelli tor appointment at (609) had this money we'd be in spen- sess their heretofore static Editor, the Herald, comed by President Mrs. Arthur bury’s election district, he MAURICE M. ELY 924-6835. An equal opportunity did shape this year." Mr. positions, to put emotionalism The water being supplied to East employer. Schroeder, and a skit en­ quickly reversed ground and Windsor Township residents is, SINGLE OFFICE Nassau St., 24 N. Main New Hope, Pa. Schultz's statement obscures behind them and then take an­ titled "Rocky Brook Laugh In" was Introduced a motion In favor of intermittently, very vile tasting. mid town; receptionist service available 215-862-2828 the real questions of whether other objective look at the whole enjoyed with the members par­ Meadow Lakes situation. No :he proposal. Mr. Kugler's At times, even food cooked with if desired. Call 921-2360 after 7 p.m. $700,000 is really due East fellow Republicans, who are ticipating. Windsor Township. Could his resident of Hlghtstown would the slight addition of boiling water Charter members who are still not up for re-election, were PORTERS statement be wishful thinking0 want to pay taxes five times that has to be discarded. in the club were honored, they In­ kind enough to shoulder the T need not stress the vital im­ OFFICE SPACE Now isn’t it about time that of his neighbor who lived in Hotels & Motels CLEANING WOMEN clude Mrs. Jerome Seehulster, an identical property, yet this blame and kill the motion. Thus, portance of decent water con­ 600 sq. ft. basement (windows) the citizens of Hlghtstown con­ they neatly protected Mayor 500 sq, ft. 1st floor Mrs. Stephen Bencze, Mrs. Frank front their respective munici­ Is what we find one group of sumption for one's health. In Monmouth Junction area, part time Malsbury, Mrs. Ralph Ivins, Mrs. Hightstown residents asking of Kugler from any potential cri­ What is going to be done about 1300 sq. ft. 2nd floor ’ECIAL RATES. AAA A Tourist pal governing bodies and insist ticism on this Issue. 650 sq. ft. 2nd floor ome, 14 East Broad St. Daily and evenings. Vacation and all benefits Clifford Conover, and Mrs. Arthur on knowing what is really taking another group of Hightstown this? When? paid. Uniforms supplied. Call Schroeder. Committee arranging residents who reside at Meadow The Committee shown Shirley Wright, All space. - —in brand new air-conditionbdeekJy Rates’ and Taxi Service. Call place regarding the Meadow building in princeton Research Park^^S O , Hopewell, N. J. 609-452-2402 between 7-9 p.m. this affair were, Mrs. LesterTer- Lakes tax problem? Have the surprising political sophistica­ 13 Shagbark La. hune, Chairman, Mrs. Stephen comer of Terhune Road and Harrison------local governing boards and Ellis G. Willard ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiniiiHiiiHHiHiiiiiiiiiiuHiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiimiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiimfliiiiiiniiiiiitt Sts. WANTED IMMEDIATELY - live-in Bencze, Mrs. Jerome Seehulster, their legal counsel been serving Executive Director Mrs. Robert Lawson, Mrs. Vernon 0 help. Own room, bath and TV. Call the best interests of the Highs- - - Plenty of Parking. Clemmer, Mrs. Calvin Perrlne, Available for immediate occupancy harden—Landscape' 924-9679 after 6 p.m., Mon. - Fri., town Community and its’ citi­ f CHURCH SERVICES | CaJl 924-5900, ext. 309. P ’’ anytime weekends. and Mrs. Edward DolL zens or have they led the com­ Commends Group Dancing was enjoyed by the munity down the proverbial music of Dick Stella and his trio. LAWN THATCHING: LIMING and "Primrose Path"? It is hard DUTCH NECK PRESBYTERIAN be given. Church School will be OFFICE SPACE to rent: One room FERTILIZING. Have your lawn R The next meeting will be held on to understand how the local For Excellent Job Mitchell - Painter, PRICE March 27 at the home of Mrs. CHURCH held at 11 a. m. and Cradle & Church front, 12 x 15, downtown Princeton. thatched and get it ready for spring CONSCIOUS? Call 297-2383. governing bodies can play one Editor, the Herald: School for Pre-School Children at $50 per month. Tel: 924-5243. feeding, seeding and weeding. Lester Terhune, with Miss Susana group of Hightstown residents After reading the story In Gudlno our AFS Student from Ar­ The Rev. James S. Weaver, pas­ 10 a.m. Sunday's sermon title Is 877-8015. against another group of last weeks Herald about the ten­ tor of the F irst P resbyteri­ "The Face Penitence -- The gentina, as our guest speaker. Hightstown residents, which is tative merger plan for Hlghts­ 1965 F85, V-8, power steering, auto, A meeting was held recently an Church of Dutch Neck, South Second Thief." The Junior Choir SUITE OF OFFICES. Ideal for Just what is happening in the town and East Windsor Town­ :Mill and Village Roads, Prince­ will meet at 6 p.m. Sunday, and DOERLER LANDSCAPES transmission, air-conditioning, Good discussing plans for the Spring Meadow Lakes tax situation. ship, my reaction was..Why professional or executive. First floor, condition. $875. Call 201-722-6200. Flower Show which will be held on ton Junction, announces that this Junior Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. main entrance, fully air-conditioned, During November of 1968 the Not? Sunday’s services will be held Sunday. PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE April 26 - 27, at the F irst T ren­ Presbyterian Homes worked It appears to me that the adequate parking, Princeton area. Call ton National Bank In Hlghtstown. at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Church School - 0 - after 6 p.m. 799-1575. PLANNING AND CONTRACTING out a fair and equitable solu­ Consolidation Committee did will begin at 9:30 a. m. The s e r­ - 0 - FIRST UNITED METHODIST tion to the Meadow Lakes tax a very thorough study of the mon title will be "Take the Initia­ 609-924-1221 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Princeton problem with Assemblyman proposed merger and has pre­ CHURCH office. Transportation necessary tive." RETAIL & OFFICE space available on John Selecky, who at that time sented a plan which represents -0- Nassau St., Princeton. Experienced or will train. No evenings Services To was a member of the Eaat Wind­ the Lest interests of both com­ The Rev. Walter T. Gandek, and some typing. Reply to Box 1190, munities. FERST PRESBYTERIAN pastor of First United Methodist sor Township Committee. CHURCH CARNEGIE REALTY OBAL c/o Princeton Packet. Put Youths This solution, much to the Their tentative recommen­ Church, 187 Stockton St., an­ Delwin Gregory, Realtor GARDEN MARKET INC. disappointment of Mr. Selecky dation for a nine - man coun­ nounces this Sunday's services will The Rev. David Muyskens, pas­ 921-6177 and Presbyterian Homes, was cil-manager type of govern­ be held at 11 a.m. Church school Landscape RESPONSIBLE high school tor of First Presbyterian Church, will begin at 9:45 a.m. The sermon In Spotlight- rejected publicly by the attor­ ment would seem to suit the -Designer and Contractor- sophomore available to vacation or needs of a community which is 318 North Main St., Hightstown, an­ title will be "The Mount of Preach­ neys for the municipalities who nounces this Sunday's services will 7,500 SQ. FT. of storage space. Call travel with your family this summer opposed Assemblyman Selecky destined to experience rapid ing." Junior & Senior M.Y.F. will be held at 9:30 a.m,, and 11 am . 609-448-3300. Alexander St. and care for your children. Will also Special services highlighting the and even went so far as to per­ growth. While the nine - man meet at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Church School will begin at 9:30 0 Princeton tutor if needed. Weekends or after 3, ministry of Teen-Challenge Center sonally contact members of the council may seem large at this - - a.m. The sermon title Is "Can A 452-2401 395-175 1, ask for Laurie. of Philadelphia to the youth of New Jersey Assembly in order time, but the committee should gangs and drugs, will be held this Man By Searching Find God?" ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN "OFFICE SPACE available above a bank to prevent legislation that would be commended for having fore­ Sunday, March 2, at F irst Assem­ have produced a fair solution sight in its planning, an attri­ - 0 - in the Kingston area. Reasonable rates. bly of God Church, Bank and Me- The Rev. Robert C. Brower, Call 921-6661. Nearly New Split Level: Mod­ to this problem. This proposed bute lacking in many present FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran ern kitchen w/dishwasher, cahnic Streets, Hightstown, Rev. solution would have reduced the day decisions. Aldo Maselli has announced. Church, Broad Street, Hightstown, G.E. wall oven and range, local tax rate by approximately According to the tentative The Rev. Lewis M. Blackmer, announces this Sunday's service OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT. Lower dinette, formal dining room At both 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. 45 cents. plan, the new merged council pastor of Hightstown First Metho­ will be held at 11 a,m. Church Alexander St., Princeton. Call overlooks living room, services, Rev. Bob Bartlett will Has the time not arrived when would have the power to decide dist Church, announces that this school will be held at 9:30 a.m. 466-1532. panelled family room, 4 bed­ preside in order to introduce the the municipal officials of many of the important issues Sunday's service will be held at The sermon title will be "Know rooms, 2Yi baths, partial base­ well established ministry of the Hightstown Borough and East in the consolidation. It would 10 a.m. Holy Communion also will Yourself." ment and garage. Central air Philadelphia Center, of which he Windsor Township cease mak­ seem paramount on the citi­ SPACE AVAILABLE FOR SMALL conditioning. Immediate oc­ is director. ing Meadow I^akes the scape­ zens of the community to care­ BUSINESS. Air-conditioned, parking, cupancy...... $32,900 Members of the Center, who are goat for all of the commu­ fully select those men to serve Swimming Courses Slated Princeton area. Call after 6 p.m. at their more advanced stages of nities financial problems" Just on it. 799-1575. Raised Ranch: Entrance foyer, rehabilitation, will contribute to look at the before and the after. The need for a full - time living room, dining area, eat-in the services with their testimon­ Before Meadow Lakes was ever manager seems obvious. Not For Hightstown Students kitchen w/elec. range, double ials of the redeeming value for the a reality in Hightstown, the taking anything away from the oven and dishwasher, 3 bed­ individual and society that they present adm inistrators, for Real Estate For Rent total taxes on the present pro­ A "Learn To Swim Program" structors will Ixb held in M ay. This rooms, 1 Yi tile baths, large found in their faith in Christ. perty collected in anyone year they have done an admirable and "Senior Life Saving Course" will enable currently certified panelled family room w/fire- came to $4,700. What would job, but a full - time business­ senior life savers, 17 years of age His experience in the field of will be offered at The Peddle place and 2 car garage. $33,000 lave been Hightstown’s solu­ man, acting as a part - time and over, to become water safety rehabilitating teenagers through School for fifth and sixth grade tion to its financial problems, legislator, can not perform to students of Hlghtstown. Instructors. The dates slated for faith in Christ, has brought Mr. 2 STORY HOME. Living room with Custom Ranch in Lake Area: or who would have been the his full capacity. There will lie two separate di­ the course are May 12 to 16. and Bartlett to lecture on the subject fireplace, new kitchen, den, 2 Nice landscaped comer lot, scapegoat to the communities By employing a manager on a visions, and children may partici­ May 19 to 23, from 7 to 10 p.m bedrooms, 2 baths. Available March 1. entrance foyer, large living to many areas in the United States financial problems if Meadow full time basis, the part time pate In the division of their choice, - 0 - and in England and Holland. $250 lease. room w/fireplace, large mod­ Lakes had never become a legislators can devote their but not In both. The Saturday Morn­ STULTS REALTY CO. em pine panelled kitchen reality? The after, of course, full effortc to the needs of the ing Division will begin Saturday, w/wall oven and range, Hickory Acres REALTOR community without being bog­ March 1, and continue until May dinette area, dinette area, 3 MLS (Multiple Listing Service) " W a l t e r 3 . ged down in administrative red 24 No classes will be held April 37 North Main St. bedrooms, IV2 baths, full base­ tape. 19, 26, and May 17. Classes will Elects Rueckert Cranbury, N.J. 395-0444 ment, baseboard heat, 3 car Since the fate of the proposed start at 9 a.m., 10 a.m., and 11 garage...... $40,000 Eves. 395-1751 or 799-0604 merger can, and probably will, a. m. John Rueckert was elected Spacious Brick Home on effect all the members of both The Afternoon Division will be­ president of the Hickory Acres shaded lot: convenient for communities, it would seem lit­ gin March 17, and continue each Civic Association during a meet­ commuter. Entrance hall, large tle to ask that they attend the weekday until March 28. Classes ing of the organization held Thurs­ living room w/fireplace, for­ public forums and express their day night, Feb. 20, in Melvin p t y o u r will be held 3:45 p.m., 4:30 p.m., PRESTIGE COLONIAL mal dining room, den, tile likes or dislikes for the tenta­ and 5:15 p. m. H. Kreps School, RESIDENCE on a large, private and kitchen, laundry, 3 bedrooms, tive plan, so that an acceptable The "Learn To Swim Program" Other officers elected were beautifully wooded plot, with large VA baths, screened porch, 1 Palmer Sq Princeton, N.J. 924 0095 one can be drafted before the will be conducted by the American Chuck Helliquist, 1st Vice Presi­ rooms and random wood flooring. basement and 2 car garage referendum slated for April 17. Red Cross. Miss Filomena Bon- dent; Bob Nagle, 2nd Vice P re si­ Pennington Office, 737-3301. Living room, dining room, beautifully with additional building lot. I feel that the consolidation filio, director of physical educa­ dent, and Ted Morrison, Treasure. appointed library, kitchen with walk-in Mortgage available, 20 years at W J. Dettmar - Real Estate Broker tion for girls at Hightstown High These officers replace the pro- pantry, four bedrooms, 3Vi baths, tem board that has been serving 6%...... $45,000 Two Story Colonial School, will Instruct the "Senior maid’s quarters, screened-in porch, 3 Handsome 18th Century Brick Life Saving Course." Any Red since the inception of the Hickory fireplaces, laundry room, basement, and Frame Colonial Home: This immaculate four bedroom 2 1/2 bath house is set Cross or senior life savers who Acres Civic Association. and swimming pool. Minutes from H&H GAS CORP Large entrance hall, living on a 1% acre lot in Montgomery Township only wish to assist may contact the Hickory Acres Civic Associa­ town and railroad. $440 per month room with fireplace, large for­ minutes from town. Extras included; carpeting, land Bulk & Bottled Gas Princeton American Red Cross tion, the youngest of E ast Wind­ including electricity. Call 921-9130, mal dining room, library, large scaping, and a pool with accesories...... $50,500 Chapter. sors several civic associations, Ext. 225, before 5:00 p.m. kitchen with electric range and The "Senior Life Saving Course" has grown rapidly with member­ dishwasher, mud room and Plainsboro Home • Farm • Industry is open to boys and girls 15- ship now In excess of 50 families. screened-in porch; 2nd floor: FURNISHED 8 room house in This three bedroom two bath ranch is neat and clean Used Gas Ranges years-old and over who have com­ Programs for the associa­ Princeton available Aug. 1, for 1 year 3 bedrooms and sewing room, tion now include a pool committee and in excellent condition. Good traffic free location Electric Refrigerators pleted the ninth grade, and who or more. $360. per month. Reply Box master bedroom with fireplace have strong swimming ability. to investigate the possibility of a and low taxes. Only minutes from Princeton. $35,000 1174, c/o Princeton Packet. and half bath, finely carved A review for water safety in­ pool and recreation club for mantelpieces and a distin­ structors will be held March 19, Hickory Acres as well as com­ guished wrought iron doorway. Small Farm Main St. Windsor 24, and 26 from 7:30 to 10;3( mittees to attend all local govern­ FOR RENT in Ringoes vicinity, 3 A real gem at $49,500 Ideal for horses. Two fine 100’ x 30' barns on 20 ment activities. The Pro­ bedroom ranch. Call 609-466-3788. 448 3232 24 Hour Service p.m. at The Peddle School pool acres with a brook. Older one story house with four A course for water safety ln- gram Committee Is involved in Spacious Brick Home: One bedrooms, fireplace, basement, two car garage, and JIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!llllllllllltllllHIIIHIIIIIIIItlllll!lllllllllllllllltllllHIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIinimHHIIllllllll^ promoting the social side of com­ acre wooded lot, entrance foy­ small swimming pool. Montgomery Township. $80,000 munity life as well as the, civic StyALL Estate - 3 lg. B.Rms., 2 baths, er, living room with fireplace, For realistic home buys. . . 1 aspect with a dinner - dance, carpeted L.Rm. & D.Rm. f/pl. dining room, den, large kitch­ Country Setting see our listings on the Real Estate pages! | picnic and block party already in $300 en, 4 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, Four bedroom Cape Cod on 2% acres...... $25,900 Selling your home? | the planning. LG. 6 Rm. Colonial, avail. Mar. 15. recreation room with fire­ Beginning with the first week We have qualified buyers. Call now! § $250. place, full basement and 2 car In March, Hickory Acres Civic, 3 RM. fum. apt. inch all util. garage...... $52,000 West Amwell Association will publish a newslet­ $150. Immaculate three bedroom ranch in a small country ter exclusively for Hickory Acres 2 story frame 3 B.Rm. Colonial, 2 car neighborhood. Ideal for the small family. . . $26,900 that will cover items of specific garage. &tultfi Realty (Ho. Richardson 1interest to Hickory Acres resi­ $160. Lawrence Colonial dents. 37 N. Main St., Cranbury E. F. MAY, JJROKER Set in a choice residential location this three year old REALTORS | The stated purpose of the C. Gw 4m Stall* Realtor IH 3I 5 M 44 M en to r mt MalUpU Li*tU* 87*40* Hickory acres Civic Association is ‘ “AT THE CROSSROADS’’ house has four bedrooms, 2V2 baths, family room and BLAWENBURG, N. J. Salewem: Mart* Perrlao »*-1751 Irene Stalls m-lSM 448-5000 Rout. 130 Ju.t-N~nl.-Sf Th. Old York. Inn | to promote and safeguard the in­ 609-466-2800 Msry Graham TH4 M 4 J. L. As««U fireplace...... $45,900 liiimmmiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiinmmiiiiiimjiiiiimiiuiimimiimiinmiinmiimiiiiitHmmiiiimimiiiiiiilfi terests of Hickory Acres, I

i J ) PAGE TEN WINDSOR-HIGHTS HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1969 be required by court action," he added. J e tp o rt Mrs. Barbara Thornps< sb id Forum Hightstown YMCA Names axes Chamber Hears Resignation; that she had called the Election (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) Board to ask why they had made (Continued from pegs 1) Welcomes Representative the recommencation, and that they type, as outlined by the 16-mem- Sennett b Position needs a Jetport at all. One citi­ had said that when the number of t* citizens committee which this month. No cuts have been zen cited that New Jersey is a voters in a district increases, spearheaded the pproved ehang Thomas A. Sennett of West­ at his alma mater, and courses made, the mayor said. The regular meeting of the It also was decided by the board small state which already has a th Election Board Worker’s of ovenunest las; year la Ess minster, Md., has been appointed at Springfield College In Spring- Mayor Schultz told the Herald Hlghtstown Area Chamber of th dinner would cost $t per high population density. He ques­ accuracy and efficiency goes down. Windsor, is the finding of a good, associate executive of th Klghts- field, Mass. last week that a good educated Commerce Board of Directors member, and that prime roast tioned the advisability of talcing 35 Mr. Huff pointed exit that some efficient person to manage the mu­ town-East Windsor Y.M.C.A. as Mr. Sennett Is married and guess on the tax rate would be a was held February 4, at noon, beef would be served as the main square miles Just for the runways sort of division would hi > to be nicipality. announced In a Joint statement has three children and plans to 34 cent boost In local purpose In the Ming Room, Hlghtstown. course. out of a small state. The other cit­ worked out, and that the Election However, one of the a etsofthe by Robert Faloona, president of move his family to Hlghtstown taxes this year. The mayor pre­ Board would have to hav> i deci­ Council - Mar, »r Plan E gtr ire Leonard Van Hlse, chamber izens mentioned the possible loss the Hlghtstown Y.M.C.A. and by on March 1. dicted that residents would be Rugs beautifully cleaned of rich, productive farm land and sion by March 1. Robert C. Jo s, ment, as pointed out by the East president, read a letter of resig­ Francis G. Clark, general secre - 0 - paying between $1.24 to $1.34 in nation from Mr. Giordano of Cre­ fhampoood. Prompt free piok-up the waste of millions of dollars township ngtaeer, stated tha;! Windsor citizens, is t*i it offers tary o# the Mercer County Feder­ local purpose taxes. and datlvary service. the state has spent on Green could stiai a drawls* by that a deflasd separation of powers ative Playthings Inc. The board ation of Y.M.C.A.s. Teen Canteen To A big Item which was deferred accepted the resignation with re­ Acres in this area. time, but that h« would i unab: between tin mayor and council- Mr. Sennett will have the re- this year by committeemen was ATLANTIC c a r p e t ] Millstone Township Mayor to m&k® any determination a to men. gret, and Mr. Van Hlse Indicated sponslbilities for the program ac­ the construction of a municipal that the appointment of a director CLEANING COMPANY William McNeil attended the meet­ how many voters were In a partic­ Me Wright said the Consolldatlon tivities for youths and adults as Sponsor Dance complex to house a police station ing and told the group of his com­ ular area Committee hi decided the to fill Mr. Giordano's unsxplred well as being responsible for and township offices. Mayor term would be announced soon. QUAUTY munity's feelings. For Instance, Mrs. Thompson said that she had mayor's position would be n hot m fiber ship, World Service and Schultz said that plana to purchase he found that 15 out of the 16 made a preliminary study of nuns orsry om and dial the >ayor would The Hlghtstown - East Windsor Mr. Van Hlse also directed the public relations as It relates to Teen Canteen will sponsor a dance land for a municipal complex had SERVICE farmers oppose the Jetport. He ber of register ad voters be appointed by council. been put off until 1971. board secretary to Robert Cun­ the program. Saturday night, Mar. 1, from 8 to ningham welcoming him to the also Indicated that the copies of that then were about 100 On r the tar tivs consolida­ Mr. Sennett recently ssrve< as The Township Committee has ECONOMY 11 p.m. at the Drop-In Center. chamber as the new represen­ the full Blomquist report are lo­ fewer voters on th® south side of tion plan, council woul appoint a th Program Center dlrectos tthe authorized the Issuance of $500,000 tative of Creative P oythlni Inc. cated in Princeton and Freehold Cranbury Brook than on the north police chief, and a public ...Jety Carroll County Y.M.C.A., West­ Music for dancing will be pro­ In bonds to help facilitate road re­ 5 8 6 - 6 6 0 0 and one has been retained in the side. Mr. Joi » said that It would director if Jlclals choose to put minster, Md. Previous t< hat, he vided by the "Something Differ­ construction costs the municipality John Sica read a treasurer's 1 3 3 7 H a m ilto n A v e . Roosevelt area. b* iesler to delineate f C Brocr: a man in the latter position. held positions In Howard County, ent," a hard hitting Levtttown, will undertake this year. report showing a balance of Trenton, N.J. The final action of the evening were i id as Use boundary, b , causs The police form of the merged Md. North Spokane Family P group. The seven piece mu­ Mayor Schultz Informed the $1,559.55 as of February 4. Mr. was the formation of a working residents could mcr< ssilydewr- communities would be comprised Y.M.C.A. In the stall Wash­ sical group Is looking forward to Herald the committee had appro­ Sica also presented a new mem­ group called "The Citizens' Com­ mInc which district they were in. of about 16-men, or one policeman their first record release. priated $50,000 from the capital ber, Carey's Card Shop, East mittee Against the Jetport." Mrs. Thompson said, ho®»« ington and the Central Y.M.C.A. per every 800 citizens, Mr. Wright li that city. His seven years Improvement fund, but decided to Windsor Township Shopping Cen­ Mrs. Mars Margolls is chair­ that the Election Board had told explains. Admission to the dance will be go with bonds because Inflation ter. Following discussion, It was man, and Mrs. Helen Seitz is her that all that was n< ted wag a In the youth and adult program 50 cents for members, and $1 for Hlghtstown'* present water and field hau provided him with the keeps Increasing every year. "We decided to Invite new members and recording secretary. Mrs. Seitz "Yes" or "No" vote by March 1, sewer systems would continue non-members. Girls are asked not kind of training which will be looked at our roads, and felt that prospective members to the cham- and Mr. Rosskam emphasized that, and that the structure of the new to opera ! 11 consolidation tabes to wear slacks. Jackets qr they needed work," the mayor be "Membership Dinner," tol Bathed "We are very anxious to enlist districts could follow. great asset for the program In sweaters are required dress for place, pending engineering a id Hlghtstown and East Windsor added. "Hia commit* - It It would held March 6. the active support of any citizen Another viewpoint was gl in by financial studies before mer Ing boys. Township. be best to do the work now, than Discussion followed regarding Clipped in any surrounding community who Jim Faucett who stated, 'T have the borough's systems Into a utili­ - 0 - to pay a great deal for It at a fu­ the program for the slated din­ shares our concern for central helped In a limited way in a num- Mr. S nett Is a graduate of ties ajttsorttv of tl town. Whitworth College, Spoken ture date. We thought that If we ner, and the board decided to Jersey." tx of elections, and my own Be a community reporter. Call Groomed The East Ylndsor UHMHi Au­ Wash, with degree In Health could float bonds at 5 per cent in­ ask the New Jersey Department Some of the members of the opinion is thst we can run our elec­ thority rould become the offlci the Wlndsor-Hlghts Herald with terest each year, we would basi­ of Transportation for guest speak­ 4 4 8 - 1 4 0 9 committee plan to attend the March tions more efficiently within one and Physical Education and has tips or Ideas for photo, feature, authority of the new town, while partially completed his Mas­ cally be coming out even, and not ers to give Information concern­ 4 public hearing in Trenton on Bill district. the Hlghtstown Housing Authori­ or news stories, 448-3005. Call Jant Wentlmdt eru In Guidance and Counseling losing," the mayor commented. ing the new Route 92 Freeway. 377 which sets up the committee Committeeman Cox added that ty would be the official housing that will pick the site. Mrs. tt • only favorable thing he could unit in the new community. Seitz says that the group will see w*j» the advantage at the coun­ The Co! solid atioo Committee apply any pressure they can on ty level, but could not see the ad- has Saclcted the new town would at county* state, and federal offi­ vantag of on®, two or mori flec­ sums the name Hlghtstown II cials. More specific courses of tion districts at the municipal consolidation takes place, since It action will emerge as the group level. would coil great deal to come meets and forms subcommittees. John Ziegler, former Republic! up with another title. - 0 - Municipal Chairman, added, 'It If consolidation Is approved, all would be primarily to g® nor® debts of E sari Wind sc and Hlghts­ representation on the < bounty Com­ town would become debts of tic ne C ra n b u ry mittees for the political parties, town, and sharat equally. All G Thurs., Fri., Sat. but even so, we'd b® outnumbered. property assets of Hlghtstown and (Continued from page 1) Perth Amboy, for Instance, has 40 East Windsor would be trans­ Fwb. 27, 28, Mar. 1 or more districts. It wi my ferred by the new municipality. KNOV experience that It •was difficult by $975 less that 10 per cent of The Consolidation Committee nough to get peopl to go to the the $10,000 appropriation for the would continue to operate as a 'co­ county meetings or to work during library. dification committee” to <’> as lop a Committeeman Robert Cox Auctions, I think the March 1 code of ordinances for the new deadline Is too soon, and that lire pointed out that Mrs. Gilbert had town if East Windsor and Hlghts­ tat ed tht- Commission needed Commit! should take mo« time town choose to consolidate, Mr. $3,000, to which Mrs. Gilbert re­ to consider this." Wright said. Following th® discission, Mayor plied, I'll take what I can getl Volunteer t amen, whether now Kugler said, "I see no particular serving In Hlghtstown or East A resolution tdded the $975 reason for makln my whang® but Windsor, would become part of the was subsequently adopted, which by the same token,! think that •* lit new town, and years of service also amended tha budget to include her* Tying to do our best for the of a fireman would count In the $6,000 In antlclpa d revenue un­ residents of Cranbury, and otw at new municipality. Fully insulated! de,.! 3tat Road Aid - Construc­ the political partii has requested Any bonds or notes authorized No fa d e a ue tion Fund. The sum had not en that luch a division t e made so by either E ast Windsor or Rights- Muchlnu-woshablul included In the prepe led budget that they can participate toe great town after the date of consolida­ because It was not allotted by the er extant at the county lave 1, sad I tion would be retired by a separate sa h n d ra p e rie s State until after the budg,jt had don't sses why they shouldn't be tax levy for debt service upon JACQUARD be -'n prepared. given the opportunity to partici­ property in the former communi­ The Mayor and both Commlt- pate, If that Is their wish. I am ties. DRAPERIES teemen expressed their Interest afraid, however, there may be con­ - 0 - grid* tr> the library at various fusion at eleet4an Mote, te aeaaa Sal* PR. Sf p mmI tfnaral 'Houston' has timi during the discussion. sns Is listed in tlx wrong 5m *. A recommendation by the Mid­ there is a form to be completed Park Still 63", 72", 34", 90" lengths Therma-coat® permanent acrylic dles** County Board of Elections which can tak hours. But I teiisr® t l® . $ 4 .9 9 backing to help keep out hot sun, that Cranbury be split Into two we should be fair to reryone and chill winds. Rich Avisco®* rayon/ election districts because there I, therefore, move that * new vot­ 'Sandy' needs no separate were In excess of 1,301 registered ing district be created, die division Searching lining... satin-weave back cotton blend in decorator color voters In Cranbury was turned to be based on the water course 72 down after Mayor Kugta Intro- of Cranbury Brooi the voting acts as lining! Avisco®* duced a resolution to that ef­ plat to t in the firehouse or rayon/acetate in colore. fect but withdrew, the resolution both, with separate rooms for For Hotel 2-YR. COLOR GUARANTEE 3- I R IRAN IS when it failed to get a second. each district, District one tofc*s Officials of the proposed s o on the south side cf Cranbury Now dr«p*rl*s or Rioaoy bock eey A debate concerning r®-dlstrict- million Princeton Executive If colors f««l* with la 2 yr*. per* be 63" le n g th Brook nd District two t a b ® Park are continuing their frMi pwrekasa. Ing isued after the Mayo, read tl e north side of Cranbury Brook." tfie latter from the Election Board search-for a top notch hotel RIG. $3.96 PR, However, when th< notianfailed to replace the Dutch liz Motor which referred to a statutory lim ­ to receive a second from lthei itation of 1,000 registered voters Hot- which had been slated fo | Committeeman, Mayor Kugler construction on tha 64-acre in a district. withdrew the motion. Mayor Kugler said he bellevec -0- park site in East Windsor that ‘^districting would only idd Township. confusion becau people now know Executive Park officials, a where to come to vot sad there W ill Hold month ago, sevi red the ion- was only one book in which Cran­ tract with Dutch Inru. o 1 h bury residents would be listed. tea ccncsrnlng the bulldlnj 4 H said that there were now two Purim Party a motor hotel In the park. Frank Taplln, Executive voting machine which w< 9 set Tht Higbtstown Congregation Park official, said the Dutch le reatelerMl Iradaiaare w Aa DO YOU HAVE A GRANTS CREDIT ACO up for 1,000 voters each to handle Beth El Sisterhood will present DtokiM el FMC. the voters, and that h had never Inns contract wa>.cancelledim - All styles a rt Grants-own Grant Craft !•*. TM for it* pelyiitw ftfcer Save today the Grants credit way. a "Purim Party id Mock Mar­ eau: f d financing dlsagi 9- seen a waiting line. "Th 8 would riage" at 8;30 p.m Saturday, ments. The cancellation w« bst an additional appointment of March 1, at Beth El Synr ague executed without incident, and people So check the voters fas’ the Hlghtstown. ne 1 district," he said, "oth than was dore; ui! y with Out, .V The special event of the eve­ repret ntatlves, Mr. Taplln that, I can't see any advantage to ning will be the 'fiarrlag >" of splitting th district." related. dll igele KrupniektoDr.Yuke!’ "We* re moving In a db ut Donald Edwards Democratic Von Fllckie. Included In the cere­ Municipal Chairman, stated that direction In making a replace­ mony will be David Richman, Joel ment io action," Mr. Taplln there would be an advantage or Kavltx, Milt Beck,; Dr. Jack political parties, both Republican jald. "We hope to secure a top C sizes, Leonard Klein, Mrs. Simile notch he .1. te erfiar to achieve nd Democrat, it would Rtchnsssn, Mrs. Lyn Savin, Mrs. mean two additional members on this, you cannot oparati on a Edith Becker, Mr MarcyCaster, second class basis. It tak a the County Committee. He added and Mrs. Eileen Marder. that h® had gotten legal advice little tcrigar when going out for In accordance with the tradition the best.” and it was his understanding that of the Purim Holiday, there will Cranbury wiis In vlolstlan of the Mr. Taplln Informed th**i Her­ be games nd pris s conduct id. ald sorr weeks ago that park .tats statute which limits districts Mri Susan Kavltx will be featured to 1,000. "Because we are a third officials were searching far a a; the Fortune TeUei. Admission hotel similar to the Hilton, slL be $5 per couple for Sister­ Sheraton and Marriott types. class municipality the decision hood members, and $6 per coup up to the Township Committal 1 Tha Dutch Inns cancellation for non-membe. a Refreshnseiste has not cbaog*-' «h» oncept of if we don't re-dlstrlct, it could will Include Hamantaschen. 24" length* tha Princeton Executive Park RIG. $2.49. as originally presented, Mr. 30", 36" length* Taplln said. k RIG. $1.99 A Park officials are still plan­ ning the construction of a 17- offlce building, along with sup­ S£a maQddQadon porting facilities, such as a &acran*niaon Daisy-flocked, re itaurant and r ill shops to serve traveling businessmen 'Cling-titf homespun-leek Tuesday and Wednesday who come Into the area. dec-o-tiers and I nod tie r -0- furniture throws ONLY tailored curtains The classified ads go Into th: cu rta in s 'S a le m ' protects i it beautifies! a- papers, Tha Princeton Packet, The '99®©' ii sheer delight! 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