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_ ^ ^ o o - w.i r fc. ' \ * *■ 5C' VOL. X, NO. 16 A*»c KENDALL PARK, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 Newsstand 10^ per copy Deadline Trailer Looms In Battles A Week Warm Up

Party Chairmen Fees On Parks, Plan Vote Drive Says Committee; For Registration Tax, Says Owner

An Intensive drive is in the of­ Battle lines are continuing to fing to get all eligible voters In develop between the residents of South Brunswick registered by mobile home parks lnSouthBruns­ Thursday, April 25, In time for the wlck, park owners and the Town­ June 4 primary election. ship Committee. Andre Gruber and Daniel Hor- The committee recently enacted gan, chairmen, respectively, of the mobile home regulatory ordi­ South Brunswick Republican and nance, which established fees to Man Hurt As Car Rolls Three Times Democratic Committees, made the replace personal property taxes announcement In a Joint statement that can no longer be coUected. The driver of this car, Pres­ after bouncing over concrete where he Is In custody this week. this week. The ordinance has created ton Davis of Cherry Hill, re­ curbs in the center divider at He had received facial lacera­ Voters missing the primary three-way dispute, although the ceived serious Injuries Just be­ the Intersection. Police also tions and Internal Injuries. Aft­ election deadline will have anoth­ committee did alter Its original fore 2 a. m. Friday. In an acci­ reported that the car had been e r leaving the pavement, police er opportunity to register by Sept. A Hot Time In The Old Town Tomorrow proposal for fees. At first, the dent on Route 130 at the Inter­ stolen and was being driven at said, the car skidded, bounced 26 to vote in the Nov. 5 general fees were to be levied at a flat section of Deans Rhode Hall a high rate of speed when the and rolled well over 500 feet election. rate, but In the final version, the Road lnSouthBrunswlck. Town- accident occurred. Davis was before coming to a stop on the All District Election Board Preparing for their 1968 tional "A1 Jolson" poses. The Courtney on piano, Sterling fees are based on the differing Ship police said the car had listed In satisfactory condition center divider. No other ve­ members may take registrations lit stage debut In Monmouth show, featuring skits, show Brabson, music director, banjo, sizes of the mobile homes and rolled over at least three times at Middlesex County Hospital, hicles were Involved. their homes at any time, accord­ Junction ’ Fire Deportment's tunes pantomlnes, "end men,” Walt Maxwell, trumpet, Bob their spaces. ing to the committee loaders. "Note-Time" Variety Show this and background music by the Horn, trombone, andPnulStew- Predictions by residents of the In addition, the two will request weekend, Teddy Emens, left, department's own band, Is art, saxophone. All proceeds parks that the fees, to be charged the County Board to designate cer­ grimaces as Roger Potts belts scheduled for South Brunswick from the show, said chairman against park owners, would be tain public places where deputy out a "hot" number as only a High School auditorium Friday Clifford Emens, will go toward passed on to them have proved Junk Ordinance With 'Teeth’ registrars would accept regis­ fireman can. Mike Murphy, with and Saturday, April 19 and 20, construction of a new firehouse accurate. trants prior to the general elec­ . glasses and George Kirby, at 8:15 p. m. All music will in Monmouth Junction, planned At Tuesday's committee meet­ tion. Notice of approved places and show director, assume tradi­ be provided by Mrs. James to start later this month. ing, Mayor Frank Chrlnko made times will be published at least public a letter to the residents 10 days prior to the effective date, of the Monmouth Mobile Home Park Is Introduced By Committee South Brunswick has 10 elec­ from the park owners, outlining tion districts, and there are four "taxes" the residents will be re­ Election Board members, two from Vikings Sail Through Opener quired to pay. To clear up, once and for all, against leaving any motor vehicle in this respect would be. Informed each major political party, lneach In writing that he must correct The committee has repeatedly "an unsightly condition In the town­ not currently In use and not li­ district. stated that the fees are fees and ship," according to Mayor Frank censed or inoperable, except with­ the deficiency within 10 days after, The chairmen urged prospective receipt of the official notice. not taxes, and are to charged to Chrlnko, the South Brunswick in a suitable garage or other build­ voters to register through a board the owners and-not residents. ing. After the 10-day limit expired, Take Scott In Overtime Game Township Committee unanimously member or the Township Clerk at The letter, however, told the introduced a junk ordinance Tues­ A 30-day clean-up limit fol­ the health officer or police chief the municipal building, since such would follow up with a final site BY BILL BRODSKY Wheeler ended up on second base. Wheeler to third. However, residents of mobile home parks." day night. lowing completion of work would listings would be limited, The Township Committee," Ordinance 9-68 provides rem­ cover the construction and demol­ Inspection. If an owner refused or -0- Wedemeyer popped up, however, Wheeler was picked off third.' neglected to remove offensive ma­ and Terry Tuskey and A1 Pletra- Wedemeyer continued to pitch read the letter, "ordered this new edies and procedures in disposing ition of structures. According to Combining the clutch hitting of tax to be collected by the park of debris, including abandoned ve­ the ordinance, all clean-up work terial, the township would see to it Jim Benn and the one-hit pitch, fesa grounded out to close the in­ ■Strongly, striking out Fleck and charge the owner for services. ing of Mark Wedemeyer, the South ning. and Howard In the sixth Inning, managements, against our strong hicles, on public and private prop­ would have to take place within protests." erty. a month after the work was com­ Three other ordinances were in­ Forum Slated Brunswick Vikings opened the 1968 Wheeler started a fifth Inning and the Vikings had another rally, troduced by the committee Tuesday baseball season by whitewashing rally by singling lo right field. Pat Yost, plnch-hittlng for Ple- The letter asked the residents Scheduled for a public hearing pleted. to "make checks out to 'Monmouth on May 21 at 8 p. m., the Junk ordi­ In the event of complaints from night. Clifford Scott, 1-0 In extra innings. Wedemeyer bunted him to second, trafosa, singled sharply to center On Program and Tuskey was! safe on an error field; Kevin Ryan struck put and Mobile Home Park’ and labelthem nance would prohibit anyone with­ township residents, the he alth offi­ Due to the passage of a recent In the bottom of the eighth in­ •for township tax*. Please keep cer or police chief would Investi­ state law allowing municipalities ning of the game (high school games by shortstop PaulFleck, advancing in towiishlp limits from dumping (See VIKINGS, page six) lax checks separate from rent and any type of refuse, except Into gate the condition, then report his to.cover Insurance costs by charg­ For Students, regularly run seven Innings),Benn fuel checks; it makes your book-* suitable containers. findings to the township clerk. ing service fees, the committee. i'Mbfoke a 0-0 tleand won the game keeping easier, as weH as ours." Also Included are provisions A landowner found ' negligent Introduced an ordinance establish­ by slashing a bases-Ioaded single ing fees for quasi-public duty by A 10-member committee of stu­ into left field, Tho letter threatened to "shut police officers. dents at South Brunswick High Wedemeyer, the captain of the Blood Bank Seeks off utilities . . . and move the mo­ Ordinance 8-C8, also scheduled School will conduct an open forum team, struck out eight batters on bile home" of any rosident who re­ for public hearing May 21 at 8 before the student body on Tues­ the way to his one-hit victory. fused to comply. Lions Set Week p. m., would authorize a service day, April 23, on a proposed'stu­ He tantalized Scott batters the en­ Mr. Chrlnko was strongly criti­ fee from the requesting party for dent government program. tire afternoon with a devastating 200 Pints Saturday cal of the letter,. citing "several special activities, such as traffic The committee, selected by the breaking pitch. Inaccuracies," and noted that "tho direction at ‘i construction, and school administration, has been Neither team was able to get an record . . . shows there were many semi-public meetings, performed working out the details of the offense going during the game. Two hundred pints of blood wiU for administration would be billed public hearings on this . . . and the For Cleaning Up "Community Youth Development hopefully be In the hands of South to the recipient, "not the $35 nor­ ordinance Is now In litigation, since by regular and reserve policemen. In the top of the third Inning, The first reading was passed by Program," which will Involve stu­ Brunswick Community Blood Bank mally charged for eachplntIn most the park owners have filed suit," dent . participation In municipal officials after the American Red hospitals," Mr. Charen continued. Township attorney Andre Gruber The South Brunswick Lions Club join the Lions in the effort to unanimous vote. The Vikings' second season "paint-up, fix-up and clean-up" Sgt. James McDonald of the South government. Elections are planned Cross Bloodmobile visit Saturday, A donor's "credit" Is good with said the suit was filed two weeks will begin their annual "Clean Up encounter, against Metuchen the bank for one year after giving ago and a pre-trial hearing ,1s Week" for the township on Mon­ South Brunswick. He said that Brunswick Police Department, was for the beginning of next school April 20. year. High School, resulted In the first The local organization has set a blood. scheduled for May 16. In the stilt, day, April 22, The project,) con­ one of the main reasons for the the subject of Ordinance 7-68. The loss for South Brunswick on drive was to assist those who had provision, passed 5-0 at the first The program Isco-spoftsoredby goal of 200 donors between 10 a. m. Before giving blood, donors will he said, the park owners will'try ducted with the assistance of the Tuesday, Details of that game and 3:30 p.m. at South Brunswick to restrain the township from Department of Public Works, will made spring improvements around reading, would authorize a $3,000 the -South Brunswick Jaycees be examined in the high -school and the Township Committee, with were not available by press­ High School. cafeteria. Refreshments and baby­ enacting the ordinance until a final last through Friday. the home. annual retirement pension for the time yesterday, but the final Items wiH be picked up, regard­ public servant the assistance of the high school's For the convenience of pros­ sitting by township girl scouts will decision Is made by the courts. Residents with trash to be picked score was 3-2...... Mr. Gruber quoted - Superior up, Including large Items such as less of the weather. Arthur Blful- Open hearing for the ordinance guidance department.- Dr. John pective. . donors, from the. commu­ be available free at the-school. co superintendent of public works, Is also scheduled May 21, Freda, a committeeman, and Ken­ nity, the blood bank will make ap­ Court Judge David Furman as say­ dead trees, broken furniture or pointments for specific times dur­ The 200-pint goal Is the same as ing the trial wlU be held some­ smaller Items not usually collected asked that excessively heavy or .The only ordinance to receive neth Maugle of the Jaycees are Dennis Barnett, the Scott hurl- last year, but then only 140 pints cumbersome material notbelefton opposition was an amendment to the working with the students. ing the day. time during the first two weeks of by refuse collectors, can leave er, got his team's only hit when Reservations can be made by were collected. The Red Cross re­ June. them at the curb on designated the curbs to be picked up,. building code, Introduced by a 4-1 The student committee Is broken he looped one Into right field. ceives one-third of the blood ob­ In the past, for Instance, public vote with minority member Edward down into three sub-committees. contacting Mrs. Dolores Love- tained. At the beginning of Tuesday's days during the week. In the bottom of the third in­ green, blood bank secretary, 22 meeting, during a public portion, All of the Kendall Park area, works employees have had consid­ Visinski dissenting. . On general organization areJohn ning, South Brunswick received Its Gomes, Laura Sopoci, Donna Zan­ Russet Road, or by returning the Assisting Mr. Chareii In co­ Mrs. Catherine Dominick of Oak­ including theGreenbrook andRoute erable difficulty with such things The amendment Is designed to first break as Barnett threw Jim­ ordinating and publicizing the blood as loads of gravel and items too bring townshipbuilding regulations der and Cheryl Neach. stub from the blood bank letter dale VlUage hurled strongly-word­ 21' areas, will be taken care of my Wheeler's Infield tap past his bank are JewlshWar Veterans Post ed charges against Arnold Plot- on each of the first three d ays of the heavy for two men to lift. into line with recent changes in A youth employment committee, mailed to residents. Reservations which may be active this summer, first baseman, Mike Howard. are not necessary, however. 766, the South Brunswick Chapter nick, the manager of that mobile drive, Monday, Tuesday and The Public Works Department state statutes. of the Jaycees, and township boy is planning to use two or three Mr. Visinski objected to a pro­ consists of Jeff Seldensteln, Los- "An unlimited supply of blood at home park. Wednesday, Other areas of the no charge is made available to scouts. Mrs. Dominick told the commit­ township will be covered Thursday trucks In this year's drive, with vision that prohibited the use of ell Sprague and Paula DeLasso. three-man crews on each truck, certain materials on the frontside On recreation are Steve Stein, Don­ Ramshackle any donating Individual and his or Tho Jayceo-ettes, the Jaycees' teemen that residents are afraid to and Friday, her family, should It be needed," auxiliary, will serve lunch to the speak out against the manager, Co-chairman of Clean Up Week and expects to pick up more than na Wllczynskl and Larry Rich­ 50 truckloads of refuse. (See COMMITTEE, page six) mond. stated blood bank president Marvin Red Cross volunteers workingdur- for fear of having their utilities are Herbert Wright and Michael Houses May Charen. ing the bloodmobile visit and will Murphy, both members of the Lions also serve refreshments to donors, (See TRAILER, page six) Club. In such a case, only a small fee Following the drive, employeees of the Public Works Department Get Scuttled will be, feted at a dinner given by Mayor Frank Chrinko of South the Lions at the Flagpost Inn. Brunswick this week announced Mr. Wright urged residents to the beginning of an "all out as­ sault" on unsafe and unusable Ball Awards Set buildings In the township. 'Y ears of neglect have uted to the hazardous conditions At St. Augustine we are facing in the township, the mayor said. "Many unsafe Mass-Breakfast and unusable buildings have re­ sulted in vandalism, suspicious and Awards to the boys' and girls' dangerous fires, and In some basketball teams of St, Augustine cases, sub-standard living condi­ will take place at the school's tions." second annual recreation and ath­ Mayor. Chrlnko explained that letic association Communion under the provisions of the 1902 Breakfast Sunday, April 28. Sub-Standard Building Ordinance, .The breakfast, due, to follow the the building Inspector can Initi­ 8 a. m. mass at St. Augustine Cath­ ate hearings on violations found olic Church, Is set for the Flag In these buildings. Post Inn on Route' 1. For several weeks, Mr. Chrlnko John Somogyi and his coach, reported, township attorney Andre Jake Bornhelrmer, from St. Pe­ Gruber has been reviewing the ter' s High School In New Bruns­ term s of this ordinance with the wick, are scheduled a s ” guest municipal officials concerned. speakers, « "Some 20 buildings have been )...... ■ -0 -..... presently earmarked for enforce­ ment of the ordinance," said Mr. Chrlnko, "An unsafe or unusable Weather condition of these buildings may result in a repair or demoU- tlon order within 60 days of the Outlook Controversies Meet On Henderson Road hearing." "The necessity for lnsurlngsafe The Trenton Weatherman pre­ A symbolic step in the con- development, stalled for years of Route 1, are expected to go and habitable buildings through­ dicts fair and warm weather to­ . struction of the South Bruns­ by lawsuits and political dis­ Into service in about one week. out the township Is obvious," the day with temperatures rising to wick Municipal Utilities Au­ putes. Project 1A became a con­ The portion of the water line mayor said, "and we have tho le­ the upper 70's. Friday will be con­ thority's Project 1A took place troversy, and was foughtblttor- r shown here will, be come, op­ gal power to bring about the cor­ tinued fair and warm. - - • this week. Workers install aid - ly for several months, because erational later, as soon as a rection of these conditions. S 5 £ r » n a s * S Showers are expected Saturday inch water main In front of the It provides water and sewer , connection Is made under the,, A similar drive In 1964 result­ C O N TE M P LA TIN G the time he should reserve for a blood donation is Ken Eichles,'left; while his township's m ost notable house. or Sunday...... service tpJho development. The highway. The entire project Is ed In a marked Improvement of mates, Tony Macrini, center, and Dennis Connaughtonton study a "pop-art" , poster promoting the Temperatures through Monday The house is the partially com­ several structures found to be sub­ first portion of the projeettobe scheduled for completion by Community Blood Bank drive. The three young men, all of Kendall Park, are members of a rhythm will range above the normal of 53 pleted first Installment In tho completed, the water lines east fall standard and the destruction of degrees. controversial Brunswick Aches others." and blues combo, "Beautiful Quality." THE CENTRAL POST THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1968

LETTERS To 771. EDITOR. Community Calendar CENTRAL POST Complied by (ft* South trwawek Jaycte-ettes thmu/fx the South To the Editor: Brumvriik Commsadty CouncSL For tnfomatton or to list activities, call After many years, and much ex­ ‘‘hfn. Eduard Flore, 297-1632. pense, the Brunswick Acres ques­ Published Every Thursday Morning in Kendal! Park, N. J. tion is apparently on the road to FRIDAY, APRIL 19 MONDAY, APRIL 22 by The Princeton Packet, Inc. solution through negotiation. Second Class Postage Paid at Kendall Park, N. J, • Perhaps now some attention can Jaycees' general membership Christ the King Church, Luther be focused on the weighty problem meeting, Monmouth Junction Fire an Churchwomen general meeting, of set back requirements to In­ Paul E. Carpenter, Managing Editor House, 8 p.m., Elections. 8:30 p. ml dustry. These restrictive require­ Monmouth Junction Fire Depart­ Art Class, Kendall Park Jewish ments must be reduced to a more Serving South Brunswick and Franklin Townships ment, Annual Variety Show, South Community Center, 9 to 11 a. m. reconclleable distance, in regards Brunswick High School, 8:15 p, m. South Brunswick Democratic to exislting utility lines. Business Offices — 10 Allston Rd., Kendall Park, N. J. 0882-1 Kendall Park Baptist Church, Club, Flagposl Inn, 8:30 p. m. The existing ordinances limiting Young Peoples' Rally, 8 p. m. the Utilities Authority to 200 feet Board of Health, Municipal AXminster (201) 7-3434 Pre-Schoolers' Reading Group, Building, 8:30 p. m. (for mandatory tie ins) is unreal­ Kendall Park Jewish Community Board of Public Assistance, So­ istic in light of the fact that other Center, 10 a. m...... PRICE: 10 CENTS ONE YEAR: $3 BY MAIL ordinances requiro industry to sot cial Services Office, Municipal iitiiiimiimiiiiimiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiMiimiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiiimiiiiiimimiimiimmnimimiiuiimimi back in excess of 200 feet. SATURDAY, APRIL 20 Building, 8:30 p. m. That those ordinances are in St Augustine's Cherry Blossom TUESDAY, APRIL 23 complote conflict with ono another Ball, School Hull, dinner at 8 p.m. is agonizingly obvious. It is well Assemblyman Peter Garabaldi known that the availability of pub­ Planning Board, Municipal KENDALL PARK Testimonial Dinner-Dance, Fors- Building, 8 p. m. lic utilities as an attraction for gate Country Club, 6:30 p. m. BAPTIST CHURCH industry as well as a safeguard Groenbrook PTA, All-Purpose Blood Bank, South Brunswick Room, 8 p. m., Program. jMuwen no. 'Kendall Pork to the community is a valuable High School cafeteria, 10 a. m. to Christ the King Lutheran Sunday School for oil. . . .9:45 asset 3:30 p. m. It is equally obvious that to en­ Church, Christian Education Com C.Y.O. Car Wash, Kendall Park mlttee, 8:15 p.m...... Morning Worship Service. hance the finances of the author­ Esso, Hew Road, 9 a. m. to 4:30 Area Clergy Union Meeting, Sand Evening Service.-...... 7:00 ity and its ability to provide serv­ p. m. Hills Presbyterian Church, 10 a. m, Wednesday Prayer Meeting. 8:00 ices to the community, largo con­ Monmouth Junction Fire Depart­ sum ers must bo available. Once South Brunswick Lions Club, m ent Annual Variety Show, South Flagpost Inn, 7 p.m. Nursery at 11 lOO Service these customers are reallzod and Brunswick High School, 8:15 p, m. Pioneer Grange 1, Grange Birth­ (fur f. hurt h i\

At the risk of disappointing those in the Fiji Islands For Welfare A Kendall Park husband and wife who might become Princeton Bank customers — we professional team have been ap­ pointed to the training program of have no plans to open a Motor Bank there. the Catholic Welfare Bureau Guid­ ance Clinic in East Brunswick. Dr. Harmon S. Ephron, an as­ But the Princeton Bank is absolutely dedicated to sociate clinical professor in psy­ chiatry at New York Medical Col­ your best service right here in Princeton. And that’s lege, and his wife, who goes by her professional name of Miss Patricia the reason why you can now drive your automobile Carrington, have published anum- ber of articles on "rapid eye through the convenient Motor Bank at Chambers movement" (REM)'sleep. REM oc­ \ curs four to, five times nightly, and Wiggins Streets in downtown Princeton and do and It Is during these times dream­ ing takes place. your ordinary banking business right from the seat Miss Carrington, afaculty mem­ ber of the New York Postgraduate of your par — in minutes. Center for Mental Health, Is a psychotherapist specializing In problems of adolescents andfamlly And no matter what kind of weather — summer heat HER T H O U G H T S far away, Elaine Phelps as Ella at the groups. switchboard of Susanswerphone" dreams of romance and a life Dr. and Mrs..Ephron have been of fantasy. Interested In the work of the Guid­ or winter sleet — the Motor Bank is ready to serve ance Clinic, a function of the Unit­ ed Community Services of Central you without the need to park or make your way in '^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiMiimuiimiiiiiiiiimMiiiiiiimiimiiimiiimiimmmiiiiiiiimiimniiig' Jersey, and look to fostering men­ tal he ith in M Id d lesex County by any kind of weather. joining forces with the group. -0- Here for you is another service of the full service 4-H Science Club Princeton Bank, where generations of Princetonians KIMBLE 1Installs Officers, have placed their confidence on deposit for 134 years. Sets May Affair FUNERAL HOME a I Sorry, about things in the Fiji Islands! | Newly elected officers of the South Brunswick 4-H Veterinary Princeton. N. J. | Science Club will preside over their next monthly meeting F ri­ day, May 10, 7:30 p.m. at Con­ ^ § stable School. DIRECTORS ON CALL ft Gary Cohen was ■ named presi­ dent of the organization for 10 MEMBER FEDERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION 24 Hours by Phone g to 15 year olds, and Mike Sim-’ mons took the vice president seat. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Week-days at Office 1 Nancy Kapalski and Sandy Oxley followed with secretary and trea­ or zst= surer slots, respectively. Scott s Tucker will serve as reporter for By Appointment 1 the club. ,, Those Interested in the group are Invited to attend the monthly 924-0018 (Area Code 609) I meeting, hold usually at the school 76 NASSAU STREET / at Palmer Square on the second Friday of each month. HOPEWELL / 2 East Broad Street . PRINCETON BANK ! ' V-O-” • ’ PRINCETON SHOPPI..... 1NG CENTER i. & TRUST COMPANY An act of Congress cannot be­ MOTOR BANK / Ghambers and Wiggins-Streets come a law over the President's veto except on a two-thirds vote of both houses:------, —------THURSDAY, APRIL 18; 1968: THE CENTRAL POST p a g e t h r e e 1 and Sand. Hills Road; thence run­ U . S. Highway Route’ 1; thence to Constable Road; thenco south­ .i°n93tl°n of tho northeasterly lino of ning northwesterly along Sand Hills southwesterly along U. S. Highway westerly along Constablo Road to Intersection of N .. J. _ Hig fighway Route P OLLING OISTRICT NO. 10 Dillon Road to Kendall Park; thence o « i,Q I£onbrook Soctl°n of Kendall 27 and Sand Hills Road; thonco Public Notice Road to tho southeasterly lino of the Route 1 to tho place of Beginning. Wheeler Road; thence southwesterly nark; thonco southeasterly along the Description - Beginning at the southerly along Kendalt Road to Green brook Section of Kendall Park; along Wheeler Road to Brandt Road: northwestorly prolongation of tho running southeasterly along Sand Intersection of Now Road and tho POLLING OISTRICT NO. 7 thence; westerly along Brandt Road Hills Road to Stillwell Road; thenco Hodga Road; thence southwesterly thence northeasterly, northwestorly northeasterly line of tno Grconbrook southeasterly lino of Kendall Park; along Hodgo Road to tho division line to tho westerly lino of Kendall Park; southwesterly to tho northeasterly thonco running southwesterly along NOTICE TO VOTERS and northeasterly along the south­ Description - Beginning at tho thence northerly along the westerly ^ c!Lon *of. Kendall Park and the terminus of Holder Road; thonco botwoon Lots 1 and 21 In Block 320; easterly line of the Groenbrook Sec­ northeasterly line of tho Grconbrook tho southeasterly lino of Kendall Park thence southerly along the division Intersection of N . J. Highway Route line of Kendall Park to N. J. Highway section of Kendall Park to tho south* southwesterly along Holder Road to to tho westerly line of Kendall Park; PERMANENT REGISTRATION AND tion of Kendalt Park to tho northeast- 27 and New Road; thence running Route 27; thonco northeasterly along Kondalt Park; thenco northwesterly lino botwoon Lots 1 and 21 In Block ELECTION NOTICE Groenbrook Section of !‘no °f .tho Grconbrook Sec- thonco northerly along tho wostorh 320 and along tho lino between Ken­ southeasterly along New Road to N . J. Highway Route 27 to the place tion of Kendall Park; thanca south- along Kondall Park to Nassau Road: lino of Kendall Park to Brandt Road: Kendall Park; thence northwesterly Pyne Road; thenco northeasterly of Beginning; ■ - . thonco wostorly along Nassau Road dall Park on tho west and lands of SOUTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP along the northeasterly line of the . wpsterly along tho southeasterly lino to Cambridge Road: thonco north­ thonco wostorly along Brandt Road Torosa Moravcok and Frank Collum along Pyne Road to Kendall Park; Groonbrook Section of Ken­ to Wheolor Road; thonco northeast­ Groenbrook section of Kendalt Park thence southerly along Kendall Road POLLING DISTRICT NO. 8 / westerly along Cambridge Road to on tho oast to the southaastorly line . Notice If hereby given that the dall Park to Sand Hills Road; thonco erly along Whoolor Road to Constablo of Kendall Park; thenco southeasterly district Board of Election In and for and the northwesterly prolongation to Dillon Road; thence westorly northwestorly along Send Hills Road Leahy Road; thenco southwesterly Road; thonco northeasterly along along Dillon Road to New Road; ~ Description ' Beginning at tho to tho place of Beginning. along Leahy Road to Kendall Road: along tho southeasterly line of Ken- the Township of South Brunswick, thereof to N. J. Highway Route 27; thenco northerly along Now Road to intersection of N . J. Highway Route thonco northwesterly along Kendall Constablo Road to Dawson Road: dall Park ro tho place of Beginning. Middlesex County, New Jersey, wilt thence northeasterly along N . J . Kingsley Road; thenco westorly along 27 and sand Hills Road; thonco (1) Road, to N. J. Highway Route 27; thonco northerly along Dawson Road meet In their respective polling places Highway Route 27 to Finnegan Lane; Kingsley Road to Dawson Road; Northeasterly along N. J. Highway POLLING DISTRICT NO. 9 thenco northeasterly along N. J. to Kingsley Road; thenco easterly ELBERT C. PIERSON, hereinafter designated between the southeasterly along Finnegan Lane to thenco southerly along Dawson Road Route 27 to tho northwesterly pro- Hiyhway Route 27 to the place of along .Kingsley Road to Now Road; Township Clerk hours of 7 A . M. and a P. M .. on Description - Beginning at tho Beginning...... thonco southerly along New Road to Pub.: 4-13-68 -I T TUESDAY^ JUNE 4, 1968 Dillon Road; thenco easterly along Fee: S58.56 , for tha purposo of conducting a Primary Election for the nomination of the following candidates to be elected at tho General Election in November; CHOICE OF PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES CASH (1) REPRESENTATIVE - 15th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT fl) COUNTY CLERK (1) SHERIFF PLAYING OVER (3) MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF CHOSEN FREE­ HOLDERS OF MIDDLESEX COUNTY DELEGATES-AT-LARGE ...... A LTERNATE DELEGATES DISTRICT DELEGATES ALTERNATE DISTRICT DEL­ EGATES C A S H | fl) TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE­ MAN FOR THREE YEAR TERM In addition to tho nomination of candidates to the aforementioned of­ WIN UP TO *1.140.60 fices the election of two members, one man and one woman, of the SUPERMARKETS Local County Commltteo of the 6 BIG RACES! Democratic Party from each of the 10 election districts totaling 20 mem­ bers in all for a term of one year and 'm m m m BONUS COUPON m m two membors, one man and one woman of the Local County Commit­ tee of the Republican Party from MERCHANTS each of tho 10 election districts, ANOTHER Mrs. Elizabeth TONRY, NEWARK, N.J. totaling 20 members In all for a term 100 FREE GREEK STAMPS of one year. WITH THIS COUPON AND PU*CHASE OF Also one State Committeeman and DOUBLE one State Commltteowoman of the- Democratic and Republican parties. * 7 50 o r M O R E Notice is hereby given that quali­ EXCEPT QGARfTTES, FRESH AAJUC. CREAM OR FAIR TRADE ITEMS fied voters of the Township of South Brunswick not already registered In ADULTS ONLY - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY 5 0 9 1 .9 0 said Township of South Brunswick DERBY W O N * , ; under the laws of tho New Jersey COUPON VOID AFTER APRIL 20. governing permanent registration may register or transfor at Permanent R e g is tra tio n Bureau. Middlesex Playing RACETRACK DERBY ■ County Board of Elections, County WINNER! Administration Building, 2nd floor, GET YOUR Kennedy Square, New Brunswick, TODAY! Now Jersey, or with the Township BONUS COUPON Clerk, at any time between Wednes­ day. Juno 5, 1968, and Thursday, September 26, 1968, during the fol­ lowing hours: Dally (except Satur­ 2 '/2 lb. JAR day), 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M., for the Gonera! Election. OFF! BUDDY BOY Evening hours of the Middlesex County Board of Elections and CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER Township Clerk's Office will be main­ WITH PRESENTATION OF THIS COUPON tained A pril 19, 22, 23. 24 and 25, 1968, from 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. for GOOD ONLY A T FOOD FAIR registration and transfer of voters, for ADULTS ONLY — ONE COUPON PER FAMILY SMOKED HAM the Primary Election. COUPON VOID AFTER APRIL 20. 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Road to Its northeasterly terminus; CHOCOLATE LIST 89c thence northeasterly to the Intersec­ ^WOODBURY SHAMPOO 49* FOOD FAIR tion of Stillwell Road and Sand Hills FLAVORED v REG. 79* 2&73‘ Road; thence southeasterly along 5 3 Sand Hills Road to U. S. Highway ' Route 1; thence southwesterly along U . S. Highway Route 1 to the place of Beginning. POLLING DISTRICT NO. 6 r LUX LIQUID CONDENSED ALL l CHOCK FULL 0' Description - Beginning at ’ the . intersection of U . S. Highway Route 1 DETERGENT , Dt M ^ DETERGENT INSTANT Would You Believe j 10- OFF LABEL 6 - £ A Q C OFF LABEL2 0 ^ 1 That Our C O F F E E ^ •CLASSIFIEDS WORK ’ ricM Eff*etiv. thru Sat. Apr. 10. We R.xerve Th » Right To Limit Quantiliei. FOR THE FOOD FAIR NEAREST YOU C A U M A rk.t4 -5 7 0 S P ric a n d Stamp Offer. NatEH.ctiv. in W a ,„ .. Hoboken. Brick Town.Fre.hold or County. Music From Marlboro Sacred Music Program Musical Amateurs Completes Concert Series Closes Orchestra’s Season To Sing Sunday The Princeton Society of Mu­ The Princeton University De­ pin Cello Sonata in G, Op. 65; Tho Princeton Chamber Orchos-fbo heard Sunday sical Amateurs' will meet on Sun­ partment of Music Chambor'Con­ and Hindemith's Quartet for Clar­ tra, which has Just returned from Soloists for the program will day, April 21, at 5 p, m. at the certs will present Music from inet, Violin, Cello and Plano. an extensive tour of a number of include Lois Lavorty, soprano; Woolworth Center of Musical Stud­ Marlboro m , the final program Pianist Murray Porahia, vio­ the south eastern states, will pre­ Laura Roach, alto; Bruco Camp­ ies on the campus. Tho Schulz in its sories at 10 McCosh Hall linist Hlroko Yojima, cellist Les­ sent its last program in the Prince­ bell, tenor; and William Mar­ program will be conducted by Mrs. lie Pamas, and clarinetist Elsa ton series Sunday, April 28, at 3 tin, bass. Tickets for this per­ Barbara Connolly Lewis. on Wednesday, April 17, at 8:30 p.m. in Alexander Hall! .p.m. Ludowig will perform. formance are available through the The public is cordially invited The program will feature works Now In its third season, "Music The program to be conducted by Princeton University Glee Club;. to listen should they wish toattend rehearsed and performed at tho from Marlboro" is being presented Walter Nollner professor of music Mrs, Robert Hlllier, president of and' not participate. Mrs. M. B. Marlboro Summer Festival, in­ in over 25 cities in the eastern at' 'Princeton University, will the Princeton Goucher Alumnae Gottlieb should be contacted so cluding the Beethoven Clarinet and mid-western U. S. and Can­ Include Missa in Augustus by and the Princeton Chamber Or­ that proper arrangements may be Trio- lirB-Flat,- Op. ll;-tho Gho- ada,. Including New York, Boston, Joseph Haydn and Vesperae de chestra office at 20 Nassau St. made for music and refreshments. Philadelphia, Washington, Balti­ ■Dominica.--by . .dViozaEt.._.to„..be more, Princeton, and Ann Arbor. performed by the combined glee 9*I f MJHTffM tOT Tickets for this concert aro clubs of Princeton University and If you missed it the first time, available at the McCarter Theatre Goucher College, Towson, Md. don't make the same mistake again. rrn iT T T T iA box office and at the door tho The title of the Haydn work might GREENWOOD flVE. 392 0034 evening of the concert be translated as "Mass in a time ...... -o- -■---■■■ of anxiety." The nickname "Nelson Mass” by which it , is generally TRENTON CANAL SKETCHES SHOWN Rod Steiger known, probably stems from the fact that it was performed in Nel­ HAMLET Leo Remick Original sketches by New Hope George Siegel son’s honor when he and Lady Ham­ artist Robert McClellan Illustrat­ ilton visited the Esterhazy palace ing his recent book, "The Dela­ at Eisenstadt In September, 1800, "Princeton's most interesting theatrical effort of the "NO WAY TO ware Canal: A Picture Story," The first edition of Haydn's season-"Princeton Packet will be on view at the Lambert- original manuscript, brought out In ville House, Lambertville. The TREAT A LADY" 1903, will receive its first Prince­ "Platten nothing short of brilliant. “ Town Topics Weekdays 6 8c 8 show is open dally from 9 a. m. ton performance Sunday, April 28. was Sat, Sc Sun, 2, 4, 6, 8 8c 9, to 1 a. m. and on Sundays to 8 The second and concluding work, p. m. Vesperae de Dominica, was com­ posed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. He produced two set­ 8PM APRIL 20-21 I NTERNATIONAL tings of the Roman Catholic Sunday Vespers service as a part of his work in the service of the Arch­ FILM S E R I E S bishop of Salzburg. The second setting, the so-called "Vesperae ROD STEIGER Solemnes de Confessore,” is rela­ Alexander Hall on the tively well-known. It Is the other in rarely performed, which will Princeton Campus THE PAWNBROKER IVY AID Reservations 452-3637 (USA 1964) Forty-five per cent of Princeton University's undergraduate body, Directed by Sidney Lumet, Rod Steiger presents a numbering 3,200. students, re­ truly great performance in the title role ceives some form of financial aid. BUCKS CCC THEATRE COMPANY Tuesday. April 23 at 8 p.m. SPRING SEASON Tickets on sale at the door - $1.25 M c C a r t e r t h e a t r e Box 526, Princeton, N .J. EDWARD EARLE | ROD STEI6ER AS McCarter Theatre o f Princeton University X ACADEMY AWARD WINNER ; presents L BEST ACTOR CYRANO DE BERGERAC The Eighth Annual PJ & B Spring Musical »f,' ln The Heat 01 The Niqht .j Rodgers & Hammcrstein’s Beloved Classic APRIL 19-27 LEE GEORGE DIRECTED BY LEE R. YOPP REMICK SEGAL = K s o y r S ^ M F i? PJ&R Players Offer'South Pacific" STOP THE WORLD I WANT ■: The’leadlngest-lady-of PJ&B- costumer ~ Charles Blackburn gers and Hammerstein offer-. ■ NO TO GET OFF productions, Anne Sheldon, Into Navy nurses, sailors and ing. Jack Lanning, a new­ Music by RICHARD RODGERS loads tho rush to the rehear­ seabees and Ball H'al natives. comer, plays opposite her as WAYTO APRIL 30-MAY 4 Lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN 2nd sal halls as "South Pacific" M iss Sheldon has had leading Emile de Becque. MiltonLyon, TREAT Book by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN 2nd and JOSHUA LOGAN gets underway. As Is cus­ , parts in five of the com­ who initiated the musical series Adapted from JAMES A. MICHENER’S tomary with a PJ&B produc­ pany’s soven productions and in 1961, will direct. Four per­ A LADY For Reservations or Information: Pulitzer Prize-Winning “Tales of the South Pacific" tion,- tho- cast- Includes house- appeared most recently in "The formances are scheduled at Mc­ Directed by MILTON LYON wives, commuters - from which King and F'. She makes the Carter Theatre, beginnlrigMay PJ&B (Princeton Junction and transition from the role of the 9, with aspecial matinee onSat- PLAY BO USE BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE Four Performances Only Back) takes Its name - local English governess, Anna urday, May 11. Tickets are now ■businessmen and students. All (above) to Navy nurse Nellie on sale at the McCarterBoxof­ On palmer Sq •9?4 00?l| NEW HOPE, PENNSYLVANIA 18938 will shortly be transformed by Forbush in this year’s Rod­ fice. D A IL Y 2:30, 7 & 9 P.M, \ McCARTER THEATRE of PRINCETON BOX OFFICE TELEPHONE: 215-862-2041 \ THURS. EVE. NIAY 9 at 7:30 P.M. Area Artists Represented Sculptor To Talk (Opening Night) 1W’ Mi. S. of Penna AMPLE At Guild Meeting Neck Circle on V. S. 1 A Budco QualiiQuality Theatre In State Museum Exhibit at Princeton Bee. Ctr. FREE PARKING FRI. & SAT. EVES. MAY 10 & 11 Jerry Meatyard, director of the at 8:30 P.M. a A number of area artists are grims in Zagarsk;" Dorothea art program at Bound Brook High represented in "Art from New Greenbaum of 104 Mercer St., School, will spe ak at the South Som­ relief print, "Bouquet;” Anne NOW RIN CE Special Family Matinee: Jersey,- 1968," on exhibit In the erset Guild of Creative Arts' an­ Princeton, N. J. • Phone 452-2278 Main Galleries of the State Mu­ Gross, Pennington, intaglio-sllk- nual dinner. It will be held on P Thru.T u b s . SAT. M AY 11 at 2:30 P.M. seum in Trenton from April 20 screen "The Scene;" Margaret Thursday, April 25, at the Ryland through June 16. K. Johnson, 231 Snowden Lane, Inn, Whitehouse. Tickets Now On Sale At The McCarter Box Office Among the invited artists are collograph "Artifacts;" and Whld- Using slides he will discuss . Prices: Fri. & Sat. Eves. - Orch: 54.95 & 54.00; Bale. 54.50, 3.50 & 2.50; George Ortman of 82 Western den Ortman, 82 Western Way, pen­ the variety of materials and ideas ACADEMY AWARD Thurs. Eve. (Opening Night) & Sat. Mat. - Orch; 53.95 &. 3.00; Way, with an ink drawing; Ben cil, "Oracle." used by sculptors in the 1960',s. The museum Is open dally Mon­ i Bale. 53.50, 2.50 & 2.09 Shahn of Roosevelt with the serl- Highlighted will be his work in graph, "Byzantine Memory;" and day through Saturday from 9 a.m. welded steel sculpture. Jacob Landau of Roosevelt with the to 5 p.m. and on Sundays from 2 The annual dinner meeting will MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED! to 5 p.m. oil, "The Man Who Laughs Has open the exhibition of original art Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway Panovision & Not Yet Been Told the Terrible -0- work done by members and local McCARTER THEATRE News." artists. General chairman of the Technicolor Other artists; represented in­ ... ..JAMBOREE.PLANNED____ affair is - Mrs. -Jeane .-..Noaek- of Box 526, Princeton, N.J. 921-8700 clude Yvonne Burk of 55 Battle Neshanlc. Tickets may be obtained Bonnie & Clyde Road, woodcut, "Religious Pil- Five collegiate musical groups, including . the Nassoons from from Mrs. Jane Zander of Flag- town. 11 -0- - Princeton, will be featured in a MUSEUM TRIP ilcCart^theatre & Paraft Jamboree in Alexander Hall, on The Greek Club of Princeton Friday, April 19 at 7:30 p. m. High School under the direction Folk, old standards and new tunes of Mrs. Alan Richards, Latin de­ . ’ r/?.V will be presented by the groups partment chairman, visited the s;/ A - which will come from Dartmouth, Three Mediaeval m Greek and Rpman rooms of the Vassar, Smith, and Harvard. Tick­ Princeton University Art Museum ets are. available at McCarter The­ on March 26 and April 2 re­ EASTER ater and the University Store. spectively. director E. MARTIN THFNTON’S ART TUEATHKot.UO BRUNSWICK AVt paifoni the English Company and .the choir m of menanjJhoysof Trinit^hurch 1)1*0 PERFORMANCES ONLY AT TRINITY CHURCH ACADEMY AWARD WINNER I 7 m i S t » . m Tm * * tApril 3* Hdwtc BEST FOREIGN FILM 'CLOSELY WATCHED TRAINS' a special attraction - the return of Shown at: 7:45 & 9:45 WAKKKS M.AN •• rATF ST.* I'AKKIM . ACROSS ST L l t i r i i THE PAUL BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND %IHCOLN DAVID NIVEN at Alexander Hall - Saturday, May 4th at 8 p. m. CANTINFLAS Tickets: S3.95, 33.50, S2.50 COMES POARIfJG OUT OF SHIRLEY MacLAINE T h/E TWENTIES Be. WTO Hurry - tickets going fast 'AROUND THE "Perhaps the most beautiful movie in history.”-The New Yorker. "Ex­ HAKCLI) LLCyD’S. ARL0 GUTHRIE WORLD IN 80 quisite is only the first word that surges in my mind as an appropriate FUNNY SIDE OF LIFE description of this exceptional film. Its color is absolutely gorgeous. (of "Alice's Restaurant") DAYS' Shovyn at: 12-3:6-9 _ihi:n sham statf. sr . dahhiv*'.-across st The performers are perfect-that is the only word .’’-New York Times. At McCarter Theatre, Friday, April 26 at 8 p.m. Don’t miss it! w u E n j u a "May well be the most beautiful movie ever made.”-Newsweek. Stage Seats only $3.50 ^^^SANDYDEJJNIS^^ IVn. **- .Mon., April 22 ANTHONY NEWLEY Written and Directed by Bo Widerberg With Tbomray Berggren and Pia Degerroark, Winner, Best Actress, 1967 Cannes Feslivri. Tickets available by mail and phone at McCarter's Box Office. at 8 p.m. Eves, at,,7:1,5 & 9 PM. Sat. 'SWEET PREMIERE THURSDAY Eve. 6:30; 8:15 & 10 PM. - Mats. Sat. Sun. & Wed. 2:30. .MrCAKTKK T11LATKL NOVEMBER' McCARTER THEATRE Shown at: 12:30 2:45 U<>\ o2(i. I'rinretou. N.J. 02-I-B700 On Nassau St. • 924 0263 921-8700 ‘ 5:00 7:30 9:45 "ilr. w,tu n Choir, M\usicians Offer Recitals Continue Slates Series Of Spring Classes At New School Caster Music Dramas A now course offered by the David Chapin will present A highlight of spring musical performance took, place In Cov­ The weekly piano programs at Princeton Art Association this painting and drawing, all media, activities In Princeton will bo the entry Cathedral, Since that time, The New School for Music Study, spring will be the contemporary on Wednesdays from 12:30 to 3:30 Easter Music Dramas performed the mediaeval music dramas have 353 Nassau S t, continue on F ri­ approach to ceramics taught by Jan p. m. and painting and dr awing, hu­ by a company of professlonalEng- been seen at Guildford Cathedral,' day, April 19, at 8 p. m. Students Swoaror. man flguro and portrait, Wednes­ Mrs. Swearer will give the llsh musicians and the men and York Festival, Saint Paul's and from the elementary department days from 7 to 10 p. m. Visual boys' choir of Trinity Church. Winchester Cathedrals and the will present an Informal demon­ beginning course In ceramics on Wednesdays from 9:30 a. m. to Dynamics will be taught again by Trinity Church will be the tra­ Camden Festivals. While on tour stration and recital. The public is MargarotK. JohnsononThursdays ditional setting! for the program In this country the group will per­ invited to attend. 12:30 p. m. and will emphasize slab and coll work wifil glazing from 9:30 a. m, to 12:30 p. m,, Jointly sponsored by McCarter form at the Washington Cathedral, Elementary students taking part and Elaine Galen will give an in-- - Theatre and Trinity Parish. Two and Saint Louis and Fordham Uni­ Include Laura Brown, Denise Ann and firing. The five week sessions versities. will begin the week of April 22 performances, at 7 and 9 p. m. Cawley, Robin Epple, John F ls- troductlon to painting for young on Tuesday, April 30, have been1 -0- chel, KIrstoen Freeman, John Kra­ and classes are limited to f5. Registration. closes on-Friday, people onBoturdays framO:30 a. m. s cheduled. Tickets-are-now on sale mer,-Jody Krosnlck, JonKrosnlck-, to 12:30 p. m., with Interested at the McCarter box office. College Company Eric Lynion, Catherine Middleton, April 19. Also offered will be watercolor adults also accepted. PatKernwill The three dramas to be per­ Kim Peterson, Peter Rand, Kirk give only three sessions of out­ formed are among the few sur­ Roth, Spencer Snyder, Sybil Sof- painting, outdoor landscape with Offers 'Cyrano’ Dagmar Tribble on Mondays from viving examples of a dramatic fen and David Van Ness. door painting for children, fourth and musical activity that arose Guest pianists on the program 9:30 a, m. to 12:30 p, m.; the hu­ In Bucks Cou nty man figure workshop, no instruc­ through sixth grades, onSaturdays, In the 10th century. -They nvoro Include Ellen Chang of the Inter­ from 10 a. m. to noon. Classes will performed within the framework NEW HOPE — Rostand's Im­ mediate department and AnnRlch- tion, Tuesdays from 9 a. m. to mortal drama "Cyrano de Berger­ noon and Thursdays from 7 to 10 be held on Sunday afternoons In of the church service, and a great ard of the advanced department. case of rain. deal of use was made of llturgi-. ac” opens Friday, April 19, at the p. m. cal material. As time passed, Bucks County Playhouse In New however, original compositions, Hope. It Is presented by the Bucks L both In texts and music, were In­ Commur.lty.College company. troduced. 1 The role of Cyrano will be played In mediaeval times the actors by Edward Earle, who has just re ­ were the staffs of cathedrals and turned from a national tour as the monasteries - there Is evidence star of "The Roar pf the Qrease- ■that nuns also appeared. The cos­ paint.” He has also appealed at tumes used then as now were most­ the Lambertvllle Music Circus, ly adaptations of liturgical gar­ and with Trenton’s Theatre In The' ments. Park. Director of the "Easter Music • George C. Hearn of the Mc­ Dramas," E. Martin Browne, Is Carter Theatre repertory company well known as a scholar, medl- will create the Important role of aevalist and Innovator of liturgi­ the Pastrycook - Poet, Raqueneau, CHAMBER cal drama. He has staged the first Frederic O'Brady of Princeton productions of all the plays of T. University will be seen as Cyrano's S. Eliot and "Murder in the Ca­ friend, Le Bret, and is serving as Intime Offers /Veit? rH am let' thedral", "The Cocktail Party" a consultant to the director, Lee R. Yopp. Another well known Theatre Intime, In coopera­ a.number.of scenes have been and "The Confidential Clerk” were tion with the Princeton Univer­ rearranged to provide better seen In New York under his direc­ Princeton performer, Munroe Wade, will portray Cuigy and make sity Chapel, will present a new continuity and character devel­ tion. version of Shakespeare's opment. Though there Is no The group of English musicians a second appearance as the Cadet Captain. Marcia Mahon, leading "Hamlet" on Saturday, andSun- " authorized version" of "Ham­ ihas worked together under Mr, day, April 20 and 21 at 8 p.m. let", Mr, .Platten points out Browne since 1963 when the first lady of Trenton's Theatre In The Park will play Roxane. - In Alexander HalL The three- that his revision harks back NICHOLAS HARSANYI, Music Director Others in the cast are Phil and-a-half hour production Is to the earliest presentations McCarter Bills Orlando as Christian, Timothy directed by Princeton Univer­ of the play. . .i Jerome as Valvert, JohnWardwell sity sophomore Robert Rock­ presents as De Gulche, Minerva Davenport well, who also edited the script, Two Film Series as the Duenna, Dan Tyra as Llg- and stars Peter W. Platten, nloro, and H. William Slmington above. According to Mr. Rock- ‘ One of the greatest silent film well, the script differs from comedians, Harold Lloyd, will be as Montfleury, Cyrano de Bergerac” will run the usual version in two1 ways. seen again in "The Freshman," It Is broken'into three acts, a the featured movie on Monday, from Friday, April 19, through Princeton University Glee Club Saturday, April 27, and seats are structure which many scholars - April 22, at 8 p. m., when McCar­ believe to be more logical, and ter presents a special program available for most performances at entitled "Harold Lloyd's Funny the box office. Curtain time Is 8:30 and Side of Life." Tickets are avail­ P.m. Mercer College for a able In advance from the McCar­ gjiliiiimiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiyj ter box office, although seats are Goucher College Glee Club not reserved. Sets Film Awards — "The, .Fr.eshmanH.is Lloydls fiill-r. ovie. i. me.—i Better length classic satire on college ... TRENTON""—' ■' A " -16mm film Walter Nollner conducting competition, sponsored by Mercer life. As the prototype of the am­ PLAYHOUSE bitious American boy, Lloyd gets County Community College, will be in a perform ance of used as a tackling dummy by the held In the New Jersey Cultural, JOB "No Way To Treat A Lady," Center Auditorium, May 17. - 19. football team, loses his pants at with Rod Steiger, Lee Remiek, the Prom, but finally wins "the Films will be accepted in two ca­ Th«r« li afwayt a dtmind and George Segal. Shows dally at tegories, documentary and fea­ Missa in Angustiis (Nelson Mass) (1798)...... big game."------■ — 2:30, 7 and 9 p.m;...... Joseph Haydn The program also .will Include ture, in color or black and white, for w»ll trained people In Intermission and must be of documentary excerpts from several other Har­ GARDEN tin high paying . . . Vesperac solemnes de Dominica (K.V 321) (1779)...... Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart old Lloyd silent classics, including length (30 minutes or less). "Safety Last," the film in which Prizes will Include a one week "Elvira Madigan." The Swedish rental contract and award plaque Lloyd hangs perilously from the film which' stars Pla Degermark hands of a clock overlooking the for first prize In both categories, and Thommy Berggren lsthestory and plaques for second and third S o lo ists: T T.TT:' street many stories below. of a beautiful tightrope dancer and COMPUTER places. Entries will be Judged for McCarter's International Film an aristocratic married lieu­ Series continues on Tuesday, April technical and, esthetic quality. En­ PROGRAMMING FIELD tenant who elope. It Is a beau­ tries must be received by May 6, 23, with "The Pawnbroker," one.of tiful film sensitively and tastefully Lois Laverty, soprano; Laura Roach, alto;' the most widely acclaimed Amer­ and should be addressed to: Film • Day-Night Claitt* told. Each scene is composed as 'Competition, c/o C. D. Weinberg, Bruce Campbell, tenor; and William Martin, bass. ican films of recent years. Di­ through the eye of an Impression­ rected by Sidney I.ument, the 1964 Mercer County Community Col­ • Free Carter Ta»t ist painter. Color photography is lege, Trenton, N. J. 08608. production presents a grim pot- exquisite. Its artistic value is so • Free Placement Service trait of a Jew who survives the hell true that It can be recommended of a Nazi concentration camp only for all ages from .teens on. • Can You Qualify? to encounter further prejudice In his operation of a pawnshop In PRINCE 3 P.M. SUNDAY APRIL 28 New York's Harlem. CALL OR WRITE: Rod Steiger's performance in the "Bonnie and Clyde," with Faye title role earned him the Best Dunaway, Warren Beatty, and Es­ ffhe Actor Award at the Berlin telle Parsons. Shows weekdays, at Festival, as well as an Academy 7 and 9 p.m. Sat. at 6, 8, and 10 Alexander Hall Award nomination. The supporting p.m. Sun. at 5, 7, and 9 p.m. Golden cast includes Geraldine Fitz­ gerald, Jaime Sanchez and Brock THEATERS IN TRENTON Princeton University Peters. -...... UNIVERSITY -0- Greenwood: "No Way To Treat A Gallery CARD PARTY Lady." COMPUTING CO. The Ladies 9 and 18 Hole Golf Brunswick: "Closely Watched Association of the Pike Brook Trains." 13 Kennedy Blvd, East Brunawtefc Tickets: From $4.50 to S2.50 Country Club will hold a card Lincoln:' "Around the World in ROUTE 130 New Jersey 0831S Tickets for this performance are available through the Princeton University Glee Club; party .on Thursday, April 25 at 80 Days,!' Mrs. Robert Hillier, President of the Princeton Goucher College Alumnae; and the HIGHTSTOWN, N.J. TURNPIKE IND. FK. 8 p. m. in the club room. Trent: "Sweet November." Princeton Chamber Orchestra office at 20 Nassau St., Telephone 924-6090. NEXT TO MOORES At N.J. Turnpike Exit #9

Both showrooms crammed full of beautiful home furnishings and every piece reduced drastically for this big annual SALE event. Every item from our regular stock, no promotion purchases! A Musical Event Of Great Interest—A Spring Concert by THE COLUMBUS BOYCHOIR OF PRINCETON SALE begins Sat. April 20th through Sat. April 27th The first time this world famous 85 voice boychoir will perform its Concert Program locally. 9 A.M. ‘til 5:30 P.M. daily except Sundays - Thurs. & Fri. Eve’s ‘til 9 P.M. Program will feature the American Premiere of a one. act opera by - BENJAMIN BRITTEN,“The Golden Vanity,” Free deliveries Don't miss the greatest Use our Revolving Credit written especially for boychoirs. Also included will be classical, spiritual, and folk selections. Acres of free parking bargains ever Plan for charges

McCARTER THEATER OF PRINCETON f3eautifui tliin^.6 for g r a c i o u s t / i m 2 PERFORMANCES FRIDAY, MAY 17th Matinee at 2 p.m. Evening Performances 8-.30 p.m. HI ; ' _ Prices-Matinee-Orch. $3.50 and $3.00;. Bale. $3.00 and $2.00 ______... Special group"rate for Matinee call 921-8700 The, Rug and Furniture "Mart, Inc. and ' Evening-Orch. $4.50 and $4.00; Bale. $4.00 and $3.00 I v y M a n o r rickets now at Box Office—mail and phone orders filled promptly—dial (609) 921-8700 State Hw y , No. 206, Princoton, N.J. Princeton Shopping Center, Princeton, N.J.. K PAGE SIX th e .c e n t r a l po st THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 196S In tho second Inning, popped out, Wedemoyer delivered a clutch per­ Vikings Clifford Scott's Jim D'Amato formance by strikingoutDaveWll- with supervisors. Ho pointed out drew a walk off Wedemeyer In tett. ■ ' ; Committee that the 19-mombor forco now has tho seventh Inning, and Carl F er­ The* Vikings were disposed of In six sergeants. (continued from page one) ra ra boomed a deep drive to loft tho bottom of the seventh, sending (continued from page one) Police Commissioner Richard John Trnflconto forced Yost out alit field. Tuskey mado a spectacular the game Into extra Innings, Ilnlckl explained that the promo­ second, but Benn beat out an In­ catch at the left field fence, but the In the top of the eighth, Bar­ of both new and remodeled homes. tions were In’ line with the recom­ field hit. The rally again ended as relay throw wont astray and nett grounded out, Jim Manfre He said this would bo a hardship mendations of McCannAssocIates, Mark McDowell, who had mado the D‘Amato ended up on third base. was retired on a sharp play by for someone who was remodeling. the firm which rocently conducted Vikings* first hit of the season With D'Amato hanging on third, third baseman Ryan, but Fleck In other business, township ad­ a study of the department, and that walked and Howard was safe on ministrator A. Louis Hayward re­ It Is now possible to have super­ an, erro r by McDowell. Wedemey- ported that Green Acres officials visory personnel on duty at all e r got Tom Ghlrlanda to fly out, have Indicated that tho proposed times..... Ending Scott's scoring hopes, Pigeon Swamp Park Is a "low The board voted 5-0 to Include Tuskey and Yost started off the priority" Item and there are no $7,000, for road aid as a special AFTER TAXES, bottom of the eighth by rattling provisions in tho state's 1908-69 item of revenue In the municipal singles to loft and center field, budget fot the park. budget, to match the like amount respectively. Barnett, tiring, was Mr. Vlslnskl, however, said that allocated to South Brunswick by replaced by left-handed John Mal- at -least one resident of the park the state. one. Malone got Ryan to force area has already .received a 10 Prior to a 35 minute recess Just WHAT? out, leaving the Vikings with per cent down payment from the before 10p.m., the board members Tuskey on third and Ryan on first, state for the acquisition of his accepted the resignation of Miss Ryan' promptly stole second base, property. Karen M. Brese, past committee Traflconte was Intentionally Tho promotion of two police offi­ secretary, and expressed gratitude' Brighten your life with bargains from the Bryn walked to fill the bases and Mike cers was also reported. Frank for her assistance. Her replace­ Mawr Scholarship Benefit Book Sale to be held Zink now pltchlngforScott, looked Simmons has been promoted to ment, as of Tuesday's meeting, temporary sergeant and Frank in Princeton at St. Andrew's Church, Chambers In to face Bonn. Is Mrs. Louise Galssert, The count went to 3 balls, 2 College has been appointed as an The meeting's second halfbegan Street, April 24, 25, and 26. To donate strikes before Benn. despite the Investigator, a position between with consideration of a $3,250 tax-deductible books call 924-7196 or pressure, slapped his game-win­ patrolman and sergeant, primarily contract for demolition of the ex­ ning hit, scoring Tuskey. concerned with youth problems. isting building on the proposed 921-7046. V His hit made Wedemeyer the The promotions drew criticism township library site by Artco winning pitcher, Barnett the losing from Steve Stofko; amemberofthe Wrecking and Lumber. pitcher, and forced Clifford Scott audience, who felt the police de­ According to the agreement, to leave with a 3-1 season rec­ partment mlghtbe getting topheavy passed unanimously, wrecking ord. work must be started not later than Across the United States, about 10 days after the contract signing 100 new towns are either under and completed'In 10 working days Ted Says! PRE-SEASON SAVINGS Jewish War Vets Install Officers construction or firmly projected. after the company begins. Mort Wurmbrand, center left, mander. The certificate re­ commander; , and not shown, The Women's Group of the newly-Installed commander sulted from, Mr. Wurmbrand's Philip Post, quartermaster; and AIR-CONDITIONERS of tho Jewish War Veterans of work as vice commander dur­ Irving Verosloff, advocate. The Kendall Park Jewish Community Center South Brunswick, receives a ing the past year. Other new Installation of the new officers 4 Name Brands to Choose From! certificate of achievement from officers are Sy Roston, left, took place Saturday at Temple Robert Zwelman, the JWV De­ Junior vice, commander; Harry Beth Shalom In Kendall Park. PRESENTS As Low As $79 partment of New'Jersey com­ Rosenfold, right, senior vice gliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiuiiiiininuiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiimiiiiiniiiuiiiiiiiiiiimuniimiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiminiiiiiiiis GET THE BEST NOW! free SBHS Names I Ion or Students at We: Sell - Repair - Install every table The guidance department of Others on the honor roll, from Borelli, Nancy Harto, Richard Hol­ 1 WASHERS DRYERS REFB1G. RANGES TV DISHWASHERS ETC./ South Brunswick High School has the senior class, are LtndaCarey, land, Deborah Kish, Diane released the honor roH for the Bethanne Lauckhardt, John Blnde, Leonard, Alan Leby, Susan Max­ .fourth marking period. Cheryl Neach, Su Ling Hsu, Bonnie well, SherrlH Monk, James Wheel­ APPLIANCES Namod to the Principal's List Landis, Laurel Leavitt, Lawrence er and Louis Marrapodi. with aU A's are Steve Blenstock Greenwood, Kathy Mott and Mar­ 'Freshm an included are Emily penny SALES & and David Stelnnagel, seniors; garet Myers, Damron, David Luck, Marianne1 John Taylor b o u ti,Que B arbara Sprague, John Sade, Ann Also, Gall Palka, Deborah Swo- Marrapodi, Karen Martin, William SERVICE Di Marco, Jeffrey Feldman, Ste­ ger, Linda Taeffner, John Tra­ Slpe, Pamela Dickson, SusanDuffy, TED’S phen Burger, Susan Opdyke, Tim­ flconte, Barbara -Jeffrey, John Keith Flgglns, David Gombas, Ste­ VfCTC . auction othy Miner, Douglas Mook and Judy MacDougaU, Janet Sunday, Mark phen Stein, Peter Weiss, Bruce (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1945) CH. 7-3473 14 Georges Road, New Brunswick, N.J. Pyde, sophomores; and Wendy Wedemeyer, Claudia Weinstein, Wertheimer, Randt Alper, Susan Parker and Rama Daslka, fresh­ Kathy Shely and Linda Anderson. Bambach, MargaretBartell,Donna Disc Jockey V 11968 men, Juniors named are JosephBerk, Bastedo, Beth Binds, ,Erica Brad­ AS Katherine Leary, JullaParmenter, shaw, Gil Braun, Joan Chrlnko, emcee .eW Blaine' Phelps, •• Robert.! Rouder, Valerie Kinsson, .Michael ■ Kish, thurs.april 25 Madeleine Smith, Zeb Moser, Pa­ Richard Leary, Daniel Lowensteln, tricia Mac Donald, Cassandra Joanne Luplca, Susan Mac Parian. Klerna, Carol Latimer, ■ Marie Also, Michael Parmenter, 8:30 p.m. Blazewski, WUllam Brodsky, Mitchell Post, Patricia Roberts, Karen Schultz and Jeffrey Selden- Susan Rovlcs, David Schmidt, steln. Charles Burgess, Lawrence Ca- Also, Alan Smith, Deborah hoon Philip Clialln; Diane Cham­ Smith, Diane Steele, Christine berlain, Karen Clayton, Natalie Swoger, Barbara Evans, Ronald Furgleule, Cherl GUckman, Jac­ Held, Rosemary Htrochok, John queline Gminder, Elizabeth Hogan, St. Augustine’s R.C. Church Hrehus, Elliot Kramer, AnnVisln Susan Imbimbo, Gerl Shostack, ski, Beth.Zleglor, Jay Brown, Car Frances Scurato, Malcolm Smith Henderson Bpad, Franklin Park olyn Cook, Ralph Farrow, Priscil­ and Pamela Swoger. la Feathersfon, Richard Flore and Richard Fowler. Sophomores listed are David Kistler, Scott Tempel, Marianne Zboray, Alan Pletrofesa, Paul Russell, Aileon Schlaffer, Mary Scott, Nancy Shields, Toni DlMlc- co, Jeannette Fleury, Kenneth "We didn't Froscher, James Benn, Anthony know what Trailer (continued from page one) cut off and being forced to move. She has received her notice to real cold move, she said, or else pay a monthly rental of $115 for her trailer and space. This resulted, she Implied, from the fact that "he found out I had talked to (town­ ship administrator A. Louis) Hay­ ward." comfort and Among other things, Mrs. Dom­ inick said that Mr, Plotnlck charges a $5 deposit for a "paint­ ed stick," upon which telephone at Convenience tachments are mounted, and when a resident moves, the deposit Is not returned. She said that she "had lost one was until w e job because of being so upset" over the fact that "he’s been bug­ ging me for three months." . switched to Mr. Chrlnko said that the com­ mittee had limited control over "procedural" policies of the parks, but that Mr. Gruber was making G as H e a t." recommendations to the State Leg­ We’ve got a computer islature for more protection. Says Mrs. Victor Rizzolo The mayor also asked Mrs. "online”... Hillsborough Township, New Jersey Dominick to put her complaints In writing, She Indicated that she would. so you won’t be.

Savings accounts at Princeton’s First National are now being posted by "And what a difference it made" continues Mrs. Victor Rizzolo. 1 computer. The computer people call it the ‘‘on-line” method because each "The house stays cleaner, longer, and we haven't had any furnace of our tellers will process your deposit instantly through the computer by breakdowns or annoying repairs. W e said 'goodby' to fuel trucks, too." means of a direct telephone line. What does that mean to you? It means faster service. Passbook and Isn't it time you treated yourself to economical, dependable heating record-card posting will be done automatically and quickly at any teller comfort? Make the fast, easy switch to modern, automatic Gas Heat. window at any of our offices. That's why you won't be standing "on line” And ask for Public Service's written unconditional guarantee of anymore. ■, satisfaction. For a free heating survey of your home, call your plumbing We've been helping Princeton-area families save for 7 5 .years: May we contractor, heating installer or Pubufc Service. No obligation. Call today. serve you? T « '. ■ f- Visit us today at Princeton's First National, where your computer- WE TAKE PRIDE (N processed savings earn interest from the day of deposit. PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY YOUR ORIENTALS ® (I SPOTLESSCLEANING MEMBER F.D.I.C. EXPERT REPAIRING MAIN OFFICE: corner.of Nassau and Witherspoon Streets. ORIVE-IN BRANCHES: 370 Fast Nassau Street and in ATLANTIC CARPET Princeton Junction at 40 Washington Road. CLEANING COMPANY 924-2511 First National Bank of Princeton M17 HAMI1 TO N AVFNIJF. THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1968- THE CENTRAL POST PAGE SEVEN Democrats Platt Announcement Of Township Hopeful

The South Brunswick Demo­ cratic Club's Municipal Committee hopes to Include on their monthly meeting agenda an announcement of the Democratic candidate for the 1909 Township Committee.. The meeting starts Monday, April 22, at 8:30 p. m. In 'the Flagpost Inn, Route 1. A representative from the county sheriff's office wlU be a featured speaker for the affair. Refreshments are scheduled aft­ er the meeting, giving everyone the INTEREST opportunity to meet the Township ON Committee hopeful. All Democrats are Invited to attend and to brings friend. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT -0- j ISSUED IN MULTIPLES O f $1,000.00 f 1 Year Maturity Group To Show j INTEREST BEGINS 5 FROM DATE OF PURCHASE rPuss In Boots’ J ______For Youngsters 1 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Charles PerroulUs famous OF movie "Puss In Boots” tyill.be. Women’s Club Hears Talk On Music CRANBURY, N. J. shown locally for the first time at Visiting the South Brunswick jN. Main Street ...... H^natoiro CHfic Constable School Saturday, April sician and talked to the local meeting. Mrs. G. Taylor and [Cranbury. N. J. Plain sboro, N. 27, at 1 and 3 p, m., with pro­ Women's Club recently was club on "What Is Music?". With Mrs. Jack Santos. Mrs. Santos ceeds donated to the McCarthy Mrs. Suzanne Hammer, seated, Mrs, Hammer are club mem­ is the chairman of the club's FMerel Drttmtt Insurer.** Corpomlm for Presideflt campaign...... - the . Fourth . . District _ music bers, from left, Mrs. Santo music department. "Children from age 4 to 10,” chairman of the New Jersey Bonflllo, Mrs. Horace Greely, commented Mrs. Jane Snyder, Woman's Clubs organization. the club's president, Mrs. Jack movie committee chairman with She is also a professional mu­ Rovlcs, the hostess for the the South Brunswick Citizens for Peace and Human Rights, "will be enchanted by the candy palace and awed by the scenes of the en­ !’V/’ Prepares For , ^ chanted forest." Adult supervision will be pro­ H O M E a n d GARDEN C E N T E R vided by the group. There will be CRANBURY ROAD; JAMESBURG a donation of 50 cents and candy will be sold during the perform­ Annual Carnival 5 M. North of Cranbury on the Road to South River Over 30 booths are being readied ances. water show will be repeated at 254-9476 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 521-1444 -0- for the annual YMCA Ranger and 20-minute Intervals. Hi-Y Carnival on Saturday, April A bake sale will offer all types Ladies’ Group Shows Spring Fashions 27, from 10:30 a. m. until 4:30 of baked goods and a plant sale, SALE ON Students To Try p. m. Clowns, pony rides, games a variety of choices for spring A Spring Fashion Show, sponsored hy the Women's Group of the Kendall Park Jewish Community with prizes and refreshments will gardens. A car wash wlU operate ORNAMENTAL TREES Center, was held Thursday evening at the center. Among the six models displaying the new clothes Physical Talents also be on hand. throughout the day. READY TO BLOOM - BALLED IN BURLAP provided by Edward's of Kendall Tark were, from left, Mrs. Gerald Diamond, Mrs. Leo Runyon, Mrs. From 2 to 4 p. m, a special An auction will be held on Sun­ Jerry Goroway. Mrs. Al Bazel was the program chainpan. At Marine Meet day,'April 28, at 1:30 p. m. fea­ Flowering Crab, 6 ft. 5.50 Deans PTA Eyes turing a wide variety of goods. The plant sale, bake sale and car Japanese Cherry Trees 9.95 Pushing, pulling, sitting, bend­ wash will be continued Sunday ing, running — South Brunswick Discipline Speech afternoon, and a special children's Weeping Cherry Trees 7.95 Deans 4-H Members Speak In May Contest High School students will test their "Discipline During Adoles­ movie will be scheduled until 4p,m. physical prowess May 2, starting cence" will be the program fea­ All the activities of tlie Carnival- Purple Leaf Plum 4.95 Eighteen members of the Deans Jean Veghte, Linda Terhune, Pa­ the county 4-H dinner, held In the at 9:45 a.m. Site of the show of Auction are being planned by some Junior Workers 4-H Club ara pre­ tured at the Tuesday, Aprll23, White Dogwood 5.UU triot a- Dowgin,- ■ Wendy ■ Van Sise, East BrunswickGrangeHallSatur- pojver is the Ninth Annual Marina Dayt.on-Deans PTA meeting. Mr. 100 boys 10 thru 17 who make up paring. to "do their thing" at the Janice Hunkele, Mary Jane Mur­ day, April 27. Their participation Corps - Youth Physical Fitness three R angor and throe Hi-Y Clubs. annual Demonstration and Public Harold Utts from the, Division Japanese. Maples .< A. > 5.50 phy, Barbara Trent, Christine will be In support of the Interna­ Meets at the Newark State College of Family Guidance Is guest Families are helping in the prepar­ Speaking Contest, held Friday, May Federowich, Mary Ann Tobias, ations and In the food sale. The tional Farm Youth Exchange. campus In Union, termed the larg­ speaker at the 8 p.m. affair In Russian Olive 4.50 3, at Rutgers University. Mid­ M arcia Kirby, Grace Ann South­ Several members are planning est such contest In the nation. goal of the weekend is to ralso dlesex County 4-H will sponsor the Deans School. ard, Debbie Rosenstock, Pamela to enter home-sewn garments in P art of a year-long high school The program is one that should funds for Ranger trips to Nova Golden Chain Trees 14.50 contests. Cook and Barbara Sprague. the National Grange Sewing Con­ program, the meets will involve Scotia, Lake Tlmagiml, Canada, Club members Intendlngtopres­ Interest greatly all school par­ Red or White Peach Four of the aspiring orators, test May G..Entries will be judged more than 200,000 New York- ents, according to the PTA, since and the Rockies of Colorado. Hi-Y 4.50 ent talks are Susan Maxwell, De­ plus Carolyn Cook, will serve as at the Dayton Pioneer Grange Hall New Jersey students from 350 Clubs are scheduling summer trips anna and CarolynIlnlcM, Llndaand Mr.. Utts has extensive exper­ - AND MANY OTHERS - club chairmen of arrangements for In Dayton, Ohio. high schools this year. ience In family counseling. to CapeHatterasNatlonalSeashore and the Adlrondacks. Open Daily & Sunday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. U O M CL IT II

In Cooperation With South Brunswick Department of Public Works ALL DISCARDED ITEMS MUST BE ON FRONT CURB FOR PICK-UP

KENDALL PARK AND GREENBROOK AREA DEANS, DAYTON, MON. JCT., KINGSTON MON,, TUES., WED. - 22, 23, 24, AND DAVIDSON MILL AREA THURS., & FRI. - APRIL 25 & 26 The Eyes of Industry Across the Country Are On Us. Show Them That South Brunswick is a Clean, Safe- Attractive Place in Which to Locate! ' < "" " ...... » • ...... l-ii lit l: !

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Classified Rates Help Wanted Help Wanted - Fern. Help Wanted -Fern. Help Wanted - Fem. Help Wanted - Male Situations Wanted A uction All Classified Advertisingappeors SALESLADY Full Time. Apply SYSTEMS / PROCEDURES In- all ithree newspapers (circula­ STUDENTS HOUSE SITTING WANTED June 1- tion 19,000), The Princeton Packet; LIFEGUARDS WANTED..SeniorR. Cunningham Pharmacy, . • Main MANAGER , Sept. 1. Married college Sr. and C, certified or equal for private COLLEGE TEACHERS & Stockton St., Hightstown, N. J. NURSE’, REGISTERED Major Manufacturer, Report to The Thompson Matthews The Central Post and Windsor- ANESTHETIST wife. -References available upon -Farm Machinery Dispersal Hights Herald, Ads may ho mailed country swim club near Clarks­ controller. Not ■ data processing request. Please call 921-8222, burg, N.J. For Interview phone Vacation work. Register now. High oriented, S at. April 20, 1968 at 12:30 p, m. In or telephoned. Deadline for new Rates, NO FEE, Cash Bonus. Cler­ Rain or Shine ads Is 5 p, m; Mondays If they are (609) 259-2269. NURSE for Physicians office, To work, part. time. Schedule Degree. FEE PAID TO 18M ical, Sales, Non-Skilled. i Ability to type desirable. Reply can be adjusted for applicants MAN WISHES work in gardening to he properly classified. Ads re­ and landscaping. Call anytime after Place - on the H. G. Bauer Farm ceived on Tuesday before noon will to Box 1011, c/o Princeton Packet. convenience...Excellent salary. - EXECUTIVE SALES " A-l TEMPORARIES ' Please apply Personnel Office, PAPER 6 p.m,, 924-0541, #2, on tho Pennington, ML Rose appear as "Too Late To Classify", 82 Nassau St. Princeton Road. 2 miles oast of Penning­ Ads must be cancelled by S p, m, Productive territory. Large paper SYNAGOGUE in Princeton area 924 - 9200 HUNTERDON MEDICAL CENTER ton, N.J. Watch for sale arrows . Monday. looking for Hebrew School tea­ manufacturer. Outstanding oppor­ HOUSE SITTING WANTED, June i Flemlngton, New Jersey tunity for , outstanding indivi­ 15 - Sept. 1. Married law student on R t 31 at Pennington, N.J. chers for ’68 - '69 school year, KITCHEN HELP, experienced and dual. - Farm is being developed! RATES are $1,50 for four lines or with good religious and Hebrew inexperienced, full or part-time. and wife (no children or pets). FEE PAID TO 18M Call 609-395-1698 after 5 p.m. less for one week or, if ordered background. Salary commensurate For now luncheonette, Tho Hub. 3 Tractors plus Full Lino in advance; $1.25 each for two with experience. Call 924-5493 Fill out application at 1 New Road, Machinery & Hay consecutive weeks' and $1 per week between 3:30-6p.m. during week PART - TIME CLERK - TYPIST Kendall Park. Danis Realty. PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENTS OF PRINCETON, INC. TYPIST desires work at home. Ac­ - for three or' more consecutive and 9-1 on Sunday. a NEEDED for permanent position In Help Wanted - Male curate, rapid, thesis, etc. Legal Tractors - 1952 Oliver 88 w/bulit weeks. Next increment of four lines centrally located, established 29 Princeton Center, U. S, 206N. Princeton, N. J. (609) 924-1900 background. Call 448-2348. up motor, 1949 Farmall H w/pow- 50 cents and the same thereafter. Princeton publishing company,PO' e r pack, Oliver 70, all' in top Ads may be displayed with white sition would be most suitable to running order! space margins and/or additional WANTED MEN & WOMEN,' full or one whose children are grown, EXECUTIVE PLACEMENT MATURE L.P.N. desires posiaon ■capital letters at $2.50 per Inch. part time with experience in clean­ preferable age range: 35 - 50. DIVISION EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT - hard as companion to manor lady, six ing buildings, windows, etc. Also WAITRESS, experienced and Inex­ days a week. Have car. Reply Case equipment - 3PTH 4 bottom Special discount rate of $2 per Inch Tues., Wed., and Fri., working 18- perienced, full and part-tim e. For working, reliable. Good oppor­ 14" mounted plow, 3PTH 2 bottom Is available to advertisers running gardening and estate maintenance. tunity. Small firm. College not Box #1002, c/o Princeton Packet. Write experience and salary de­ 21 hrs. per week. Hourly rate op­ new luncheonette, The Hub. Fill out ACCOUNTANT $11,000 plow, 2 row com planter, PTO the' same classified display ad for en. Send qualifications to Packet application at 1 New Road, Kendall Degree, prefer-factory, exp. necessary..... Will trap Reply to field, chopper w/2 heads AT1, #77 13 consecutive weeks or.different sired to Box #1001, c/o The Box #1007, c/o The Princeton TWO RESPONSIBLE Princeton Princeton Packet. box No. 1015. Park. Danis Realty. JR. ACCOUNTANT 8,000 PTO 7 ft combine w/bin A-l, 8 classified display ads totaling 20 Recent graduate Packet University Seniors desire house It. hydraulic disc on rubber, PTO or more inches per month, and who’ SR. ACCOUNTANT 10,000 sitting in Princeton this summer. 115 bu. manure spreader. Other arrange to be billed monthly. Box Degree, 1-3 yrs, exp. References. M. Boyle, 452-7594. makes - McCormick 16 hole #10 numbers are 50 cents extra, TYPISTS PROCESS CHEM. ENGR, 16,000 hydraulic grain drill 1 yr. old, Help Wanted -Fern. LPN - multiple staff office in Water waste GARDENER SUPERINTENDENT TYPING DONE in my home. N.H. mower & crusher combin- TERMS; 25 cents billing charge if j Stenos, clerical, 1 or 2 week tem­ Trenton needs Princeton graduate. CHEMIST Salary Open wanted for four acre estate, ex­ Theses manuscripts, term papers, ation, Horn hydraulic Iront end ad is not paid for 'within 10 days porary assignments. NO FEE, We "will train you in physiother­ Inorganic or analytical perienced with rare trees, shrubs, etc. Experienced. Call 586-4345, loader, Coby 10 f t roller har­ after expiration of ad. 10 per cent Bonus, Summer off. High rates! apy, X-ray, and office administra­ PROGRAMMER 8,000 flowers, cold frames, good salary row, Oliver 1 row corn picker, 3 cash discount on classified display I AM LOOKING for a particular tion. Send complete resume to Prefer science degree and comfortable house, references factory hay wagons, LH. #5blower ads if bill, is paid by the 20th A-l TEMPORARIES.-.' — - Box 1010, c/o The Princeton Pac­ MANAGEMENT TRAINEE ■' 7,650 required. P. O. Box 148 Prince­ w/plpe. Little Giant 30 ft. eleva­ of the following month. Situations type of woman. I want awoman who 82 Nassau St. Princeton is not satisfied with Just a job, ket. FOREMAN 11,000 ton. Announcements tor w/motor, 2-N.H. #80 balers Wanted ads are payable with or­ 924 - 9200 Machinist or tool maker w/motors, Oliver 7 f t mower der. The newspaper is not respon­ but one who will take a personal interest and help to build a cos. MECHANICAL ENGR. 14,000 Century field sprayer, Ezee Flow sible ■ fo r. errors not corrected PART TIME SECRETARY wanted, HELP WANTED nights, full time. High speed mechanical exp, lime spreader, Grain body, Post by the advertiser immediately fol­ metic business. This woman will be past 35, have prestige ap­ Dictaphone and general office du­ Ricci's Pizza Parlor, Franklin hole digger, lime spreader, J.D, lowing the first publication of the ties. One day per week. Call 466- Park. Call after 4 p.m., 201- FEE PAH) * EARLY BIRD JOBS * hay rake, J.D. 2 bottom plow on ad. pearance and the ability to instHl 0169. ****************** THE RESIDENTS of Monmouth St. confidence. If you can fill my re. 297-1980. Counsultatlon without obligation. wish to express their thinks to all rubbor, 2 sets of cultivators for quirements, $8,000 to $10,000 pos­ the firemen, those from Hights­ II and Ollvor, Massey Harris 7 BUSINESS OFFICES: The Prince­ A -l EMPLOYMENT SERVICE * PROGRAMMER ANALYST OPEN ft. mowor, Myers snow plow, Onan ton Packet, 300 Witherspoon St., sible for the first year. For ap­ Supervisory position in EDP. town & the surrounding area, for pointment only, call Mr. Dee at INTELLIGENT - reliable, girl 82 Nassau St. Princeton 0500 watt generator A -l, 42 cow Princeton, N, J. Tel. 924-3244, PLANNING A VACATION? Start 924 - 9200 Degree in math or business, sev­ the wonderful Job which they did 201-249-1717 between 10 and 2, Friday for small firm. General earning for that trip Immediately. when many of our homes were in Jamesway barn cleaner w/39 ft The Central Post, lOAllstonRoad, office work. Short hand not neces­ 106 Albany S t New Brunswick eral years experience required, clovator 2 yr. old, 55 James way Kendall Park, N, J, Tel. 297- Dashe Cosmetics, 970 Som­ We train you to become an Avon at least two In systems. Pro­ danger due to the fire and explo­ erset St., New Brunswick, N. J. sary. Pleasant working conditions. Representative. Write P.O. Box sions • at Gardner Cryogenics. stanchens, 2000 bales of timothy 3434, Windsor-Hights Herald, 140 Reply to Box 1007, c/oThe Prince­ gressive blue chip co. hay, 2 bunk feeders, 3 false fronts, South Main St., Hightstown, N. J. 564, Plainfield, N.J. or call 201- TAILOR "for fine men's shop . In We also wish to (hank the police ton Packet 725-5999. department for their assistance. 2 unloading units, air compressor, Tel. 448-3005. Princeton. Should be able to run EXPEDITER $6240 hydraulic Jack, grinder, cable, kit­ tailor y shop. 5 days, no nights. Aggressive fellow with office and chen range, Ice box,, bath tub, win­ $150. per week, other benefits. clerical skills for purchasing dows, barn tools, hand tools, some CLERK - TYPIST, high school PART TIME SECRETARY - Gen­ For interview call or write Mr. department of nice nearby com­ small tools and parts. WANTED: Dental assistant. Con­ Mihan, 609-924-7100, The English pany. - , . Resumes grad., perm, position, paid va­ genial working conditions, paid va­ eral Devices, Inc., Is looking fora "VICTORY DEPENDS ON YOU." secretary who wants to work sev­ Shop, 32-40 Nassau St., Princeton. Former Green Beret Sgt. Alan cation, paid pension, paid life in­ cation, sick benefits, salary open. EILEEN COBB Milk House equipment - De Laval surance. Call Mon. - Fri., 10 a.m. State age and experience, give ref­ eral days or half days a week. 921-2021 Davidson, dynamic national speak­ 400 gal. Bulk Tank, De Laval #75 Want a maximum' yield'j6b? ' to 4 ’p,m“ 2011-297-0500. Benefi­ erences. Will train right appli­ Hours can. be arranged to fit the er, Tues..April 30, 8 p.m. With­ 8 unit milk pump 1 yr. old, y6 particular circumstanced. Appli­ SALES, SALES, SALES SNELLING & SNELLING erspoon School. Donation $1. ad­ De Laval new type milk machines, Take positive action to get there. cial Finance Co., 3598 Rdute 27, cant.. Reply to Box 1012,, c/o 134 NASSAU ST. GOOD resumes get better $ jobs. Kendall Park Shopping Center. Princeton Packet, cant must be an excellent typist vance, $1.50 door, Mercer 42 cow Va. line, Uni Matlc 52 It Is a word picture of you. and stenographer. Pleasant work­ specialty chemicals, potential to County, TRAIN committee, Box 47, ga. hot water heater, GLF 32 cu­ Have yours .created to sell you! ing conditions in modern air - $10,000. excellent opportunity in Skillman. bic ft upright freezer A-l. All Appmts. M-F after 5:30, SECRETARY, MATURE conditioned plant located at High­ central N. J. area for ambitious machinery has been well cared . S&s all day way, U. S. Ill & Ridge Rd.. Mon­ man., college .exposure, should in­ for and kept in top working order! TYPISTS IF you haven't worked in a num­ Cushman Assoc., Belle Mead ber of years, don'tbe timid! Poised mouth Jet.' C all'M r. Fiorlllo at clude chemistry, compensation in­ COUNTERMEN, full and part- WE WISH to thank our relatives, 201-359-3825 201-329-2^23. cludes base salary, commission, time, experienced and inex­ friends & neighbors for their Sales Manager & Auctioneer For rdiildonts of Princeton Boro. genuine interest and ability to work without supervision are the quali­ bonus, top benefits, car,expenses, perienced. For new luncheonette, cards, flowers & many acts of CoL Fred R. Daniel ties we want. Unusual surround­ tuition refund. FEE PAID The Hub. Fill out application at 1 kindness during the illness & pass­ Neshanic Sta., N.J. 35 HOUR WEEK New Road, Kendall Park. Danis ing ol our beloved wife, mother & 201-369-4784 E xcollent opportunities for ing and good benefits in a Prince­ SECRETARY NEEDED for partner Help Wanted ton location. Send resume to Box of Princeton law firm. Ability agricultural, potential to $8,000. Realty. grandmother, Mrs. Edna S. Blake. advancement. ,, young out golng.fellow who.wants Lawrence Blake & family. Owner it Outstanding fringe benefits. #987, c/o Princeton Packet. to take on responsibility and deal with people necessary. Typing a start In sales and If familiar Thompson Matthews with agricultural equipment, es­ 201-359-6065 ASSISTANT MANAGER - Prince­ For futher information call: CASHIER. 3 P.M. to 10 P.M. id and shorthand also required. Sal­ ton sales office. Train, NO FEE, ary negotiable. Reply to P. O. tablished central jersey area, .924-3448 or 292-6400 beautiful new cocktail lounge. New benefits include expenses, bonqp| HOSPITAL AID RUMMAGE SALE Owner and auctioneer, not respon­ salary open, register without ob­ Box #627, Prlri'ceton, N.J. SHORT ORDER and sandwichmen, April 22, 23, 24 and 25 ligation. Brunswick area. 201-246-2800. salary, and all Insurance. FEE experienced, full and part-time. sible for accldenll No employment fee; REIMB.. HARRISON ST. FIRE HOUSE For new luncheonette, The Hub. RECEIVING - Monday 9 to 5 p.m. A-l EMPLOYMENT SERVICE INTERESTING Job for secretary FU1 out application at 1 New Road, N. J.' State Employment Office. WANTED: Lady for cleaning and trainee, potential to $8,000 In­ 1 Tuesday 9 to noon 82 Nassau St. Princeton Ironing. One day weekly. Kendall with small Investment analysis Kendall Park. Danis Realty. PICK-UP - Call 924 - 9200 company In Princeton. Typing ternational company needs fellow Affiliated with U. S. E mployment Park. Call 201-297-2693. with some college, or sales experi­ Mrs, John Stover 924 - 2485 Service. essential plus ability to do gener- ence, for local area, expenses, all Mrs. Henry Broad 924 - 4636 Personals RECEPTIONIST wanted for doc­ benefits and base salary. Adv. fee $7.50 LIBRARIANS, $7,560-9,900. Full tor's office in Princeton, some SECURITY GUARDS - Full or part P. J. Wainford & Co. KATHIE WHEATON 921-2021 or part time. Mercer County Li- typing necessary. Write Box 978, time opening for mature personnel Come to lunch — Wed. April APPREHENSIVE ABOUT A bary, Trenton, N, J, Required: c/o Princeton Packet. SNELLING AND SNELLING Princeton Employment Agency In HopeweU-Prlnceton area. Uni­ 24th Prize winning dishes from DRINKING PROBLEM? Call Al­ N, J. Professional Librarians cer­ 134 NASSAU,STREET forms furnished. Paid vacations, many Lands. Live music, Interna­ coholism Information Center, 924- tificate, 3 years experience, U.S. Register Free For free life Insurance and retirement tional Fashion Show $3.00. First 0788. Princeton Area Council on citizenship, N. J, residence. Civil benefits. No lay-off. Call evenings Annual International Gourmet Lun­ Alcoholism, 575 Ewing St., Service. Usual benefits. Write: Dr. INTERESTING job Lor secretary ARCHITECT for firm doing wide with small investment • analysis PART TIME paid position avail­ alter 5 p.m., 609. - 448 - 3195 cheon, YWCA 924-4825. Princeton. Sanford S. Cole, Library Com­ POSITIONS AVAILABLE variety of projects in architecture, for Interview. mission Chairman, 636 South Main company in Princeton. Typing es­ able next fall as co-ordinator of Permanent-Temporary-Part Time land planning and development, and St., Hightstown, N. J, 08520. sential plus ability to do gener­ tutoring_ser ylcesjfor. Prince ton Secretaries,-Legal Research'and campus planing.—Send-resume to al office work. Call: 924-3366. study center.:.Applicants .must be General Typists,. Stenos, Dicta­ Mahony & Zvosee, .221 Wither­ If you have a drug addiction prob­ capable, mature persons interest­ phone Operators, Bookkeepers, spoon St., Princeton, N. J. MACHINIST - general machine lem, consider, COME, whlchrhas ed in working with students and Receptionists, PBX, Key Punch, shop work in engineering com­ CHARTIBLE ORGANIZATIONS in­ a program like Narcotics Anoni- teachers. Some daytime and some NCR Operators,' Proof Readers pany. P refer. experienced man terested in free books may come mous. Contact 466-0009. PRINCETON WOMEN evening hours involved. 921-8520, (Experienced) Mathematicians (BS who can work without supervi­ at 3 p.m. to the Bryn Maw GENERAL FACTORY WORK If no answer, 924-3960. degree Lab and Adm. Assistants. FULL TIME HOUSEMAN, to ar­ sion. Top pay, liberal benefits. Book Sale, in Princeton on Fri. Experienced and trainees. Male Return to work now. Vacation of­ range room set-ups in banquet 609-460-1677. . ' Apr. 26. Call 737-0026. ALCOHOLICS ANNONYMGUS, and female. Laboratory Furni­ fered. Princeton sales office. Reg­ 352 Nassau St. dept. New Brunswick area. 201- HELP AND INFORMATION. CALL ture Manufacturer. Good future ister without obligation. NO FEE. 246-2800. 609-924-7592. with growing1 firm, steady work, Office & Tele, hours 9-5-924-3726 clean, friendly plant, benefits. Hu­ A-l EMPLOYMENT SERVICE JOB OPENINGS for men in wood­ bert Industries, Oscar Dr., Roose­ 82 Nassau St. Princeton CLERK - TYPIST. Permanentpo- Monday thru Friday PORTER working shop. Work mainly In HIGHTSTOWN PLANNED velt (609) 448-0900 (5 miles south 924 - 9200 sltlon. Small company' in the Pen­ RECEIVING CLERK Industrial displays and custom PARENTHOOD CLINIC \ Bargain Mart of Hightstown on Rt. 571) nington area. Diversified duties. PAINTER cabinets. Work Interesting and $80. per week. Call between 4-5 Commercial and residential paint­ diversified - oach job is differ­ First 'and third Saturday, 9 a.m. p.m. 737-1800, DINING ROOM SUPERVISOR ing. Minimum 5 years experience. ent. Excellent opportunity for sharp. Supplies - Monday, 7:30 DISHWASHER - small company PREPARATION COOK cefeterla. Uniforms supplied, free right man. Willing to train per­ - 9 p.m. Call 448-3439 or Mon. M EN WOMB* ASSISTANT COOK 75 BOATS-MOTORS-CANOES meals, paid life insurance and Meadow LakesRetirementFacIlity son with aptitude for this type Fr. 9 - 5 p.m. 448-5020. Tho largest selection in this area, EARN BIG MONEY BAKER E tra Rd, Hightstown of work. 609-466-0787, medical plan. Must have own TRAY GIRL includes Car Tops, Canoes, Prams STUDENTS transportation. 5 days week, full WAITRESSES up to 16 feet Large open util- NOW BEING ACCEPTED time. Call 609-452-2000, ext. 220, BQY TO KELP in yard and house PAHR - To contact Princeton ity boats, 14' & 16* for bay use. TO TRAIN FOR 2-4 p.m,, Monmouth Junction area. REGISTERED NURSES, full time, Meadow LakesR'etiroment Facility chores after school and week-ends. MAN WANTED, RETAIL STORE, Assoc, for Human Rights, callUlli 10' Pram s $95. 12’ Prams $116. 11 p.m. - 7 p.m. E tra Rd. Hightstown Call 448-0986. HIGHTSTOWN area. Must be good Steitzer, 921-6841 or Diane 12' Car Tops $174. it up. 15' COMPUTER NURSES AIDE, full' time, 7 a.m.- with figures. $100 per week. Full Graves, 924-5884. glass Tri-Hedral Hull $625. with PROGRAMMING 3:30 p.m. time, over 45, Reply with bow rail. EVTNRUDE - STAR­ Meadoe Lakes Extended Care MATURE WOMAN to manage of­ TEACHER for Nursery school, EXPERIENCED automatic screw particulars Box #29 c/o Windsor CH AFT-GRUMMAN-OLD TOWN- JOBS Facilities, Etra Road, Hightstown, machine .operators;.-operator-set I love the old dollies. QUACHrTASMOKER-SOTFISH"""&------URGE HOt BMIVAC ------fice-full time.-,—Must-know all E ast. Brunswick area,-5 mornings Heights Her aid, _ SYSTEM ON PREMISES 'for September. Send qualifica­ up man-fori turret lathe and hand Who are-iosing th eir hair'~'~=~ SAILFISH. See the new Evtnrudo types of office work, bookkeeping, They're cracked arid crazed ACADEMY OF COMPUIfA TtCHNOlOOT— tions and salary requirements-to screw machine; and man with 1 1/2 H.P, only 19 lbs. 6 H.P. payroll, typing, phone, etc. Top soldering experience. Incentive And growing thread hare. A DIVISION Of UHlVKSItY COMMJIINO CO. salary, benefits. Cali 924-3500. Box #1008, c/o The Princeton only 51 lbs.,StarcraftCampTraiI- 1J KIMHIOT UVD.. FAST IttUSWICIC. NJ. Packet wages, insurance plan, company RETAIL PHARMACY needs a store But the smile is undaunted e rs on display. ------CALL 828 3900____ WOMAN TO CARE for 2 children paid pension plan and other clerk with a drivers license. Good And the years that pass week days, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Must benefits. Apply at Rockwell Man- hours, good pay. Call 921-7287; Have only endeared ABBOTTS MARINE CENTER be in Hightstown or come to r------ufacturlng! Co., Hopewell plant, This lass from the past. River Rd., Titusville, N.J. Phone my home. Call 448-4537. WAITRESSES - Part time or full 100 Hamilton Ave., Hopewell, N.J., 737-3446 DRAFTSMAN SUPERIOR SPOTS BODY AND FENDER MAN; Can Interested in buying old dolls. Open 7 days time, w\ek-end&evening jobs open 2™ l!£Re,i,609"4?6‘ 1600, An oclual earn up to $200, per week. Call Alice Shinn. 924-1218 evenings. For printed circuit layout for studehts-OrJiousewlvos. Pleas- opportunit>’ employer, 609-448-0054. keypunch to$100 ant atmosphere,"''excellent working and associated schematics. many spots open in various types conditions, top wagefv_no experi­ MACHINE OPERATORS &.helpers. Three years experience de­ of companies', and locations, six ence necessary, we will traSn you. SPOTS before your eyes - on your months experience minimum. SHORT ORDER and sandwich girls. Full time- days, part time evenings. l* sired. Growing electronics Apply in person, Buxton Country Apply Nassau'Steel Corp., Brick­ RUMMAGE SALE, HopewellMeth- new carpet - remove them with Experienced, full or part-time. Shop, Rte. 206, Princeton Situations Wanted t* com pany offers good secretary $ioo For new luncheonette, The yard Rd., Cranbury, N.J, odist Church, Blackwell Ave, Blue Lustre. Rent eloctrlc sham- , > pooer. $1. Hights Hardware. salary, excellent benefits. centrally located Princeton firm Hub. Fill out application at 1 Now Wednesday May 1, 9 a.m. - 7 Road, Kendall Park. Danis Realty. KITCHEN HELP, 18 or over, for p.m, Thurs. May 2, 9 a.m. 1 needs a bright, happy gal with CHEMICAL WANT TO go on vacation with your full and part-time. Stewarts Root TECHNICIAN p .m ...... ,1967 SINGER ZIG-ZAG Call Mr. Moscioni at good skills who has an interest in Beer, Hwy. 27. 201-297-1356 or husband? Leave your baby with me. people 297-0874. T. L. C. Telephone 655-0052. (609)924-6835 - High School graduate preferably Sewing machine cabinet Included, typist $80 attending college a(nlght(chem- slightly used sows blind hems In PRINCETON APPLIED small company wants a mature GIRLS! COLLEGE BOUND? Earn istry or chemical engineering) dresses, makes button holes, sews woman with a math aptitude and $$$ this summer. We will train KEYPUNCH OPERATOR TO to work as Lab A ssistants Pilot buttons on monograms and fancy ' RESEARCH CORP. typing, and is not afraid of respon­ Plant. Excellent working condi­ SALES EXECUTIVE tired of long MAGICIAN, escape artiste - avail­ stitches. No attachments needed. you to make arrangements (Florist OPERATE 026 keypunch will distance travel anxious to make sibility. Item) interesting work, 40 hour also be trained to operate new tions and generous benefits in­ able for birthdays, showers, par­ Five year parts and service guar­ P.O. Box 565 cluding educational assistance. change. Offers experience Insell­ ties, etc. Suitable for all ages. antee. .. _ . ... V;,',: week, $1,80 hour. Write:Twinkie- computer system. Full Company ing, supervision management, and Princeton, N.J. KATHIE WHEATON 921-2021 town Mountain Decoratlves. P. O. benefits. Apply; Radiant Lamp Apply to Personnel Dept. The mysterious Count Van Clnl. FULL PRICE $53.20 SNELLING AND SNELLING CARTER-WALLACE, Inc. administration. Reply to Box 1009, Reasonable fees. Call 201-329- or term s of $5.10 per month. No -.; Boy. 297,,.Hopewell, N. J . _ _ _ _ _ ., Corp. Bank St._Hights.towh, 448- c/o-Thu Princeton Packet,'! An,equal.opportunity. employer “ —"134 NASSAU STREET— • ::1 4000 - ext, 216!...... ' .... . H alf~ A c re ::Rq ad f S 'q i anbury/5 N J 6071 money, down. Call Capitol Sewing An equal opportunity employer Machines credit Mgr. Call 215-437-3503 0 A.M. toSPiit-vv

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PUBLIC SALE LAWN MOWER, reel type, 18", ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES. RUBBER STAMPS Cooper Clipper, self-propelled, 1 Registered. Thomas Maley, Roo­ PLUMBING AND HEATING. Leaky UNUSUALLY DESIGNED spacious HOUSEHOLD GOODS Sold -CANOES - Rented NELSON GLASS & ALUMINUM country home • on one acre, 15 School or College address year old, excellent condition. $50. sevelt. Phone evenings, 609-448- • 45 SPRING ST. faucet call James A. Mlnlsh, Ken­ Home, business, zip-code 0744. GRUMMAN, OLD TOWN Aluminum dall Park. (201) 297-9425 or (609) min. from Princeton. 3 bedrooms, Sat. Apr. 20, 68 Call G09-924-2662. wood & glass. $7 a day, $12 PRINCETON 2 baths, entrance. hall; separate Rubber stamps of all kinds and WA 4-2880 921-8878. sizes made to your order at: for weekends. , dining room, modern kitchen,huge 10:30 A.M. BEAUTY COUNSELOR cosmetics, TWO AKC registered miniature ABBOTTS CANOE RENTAL MIRRORS HINKSON’S poodles. Ono black and whlto, 4 AUTO GLASS living room, rec room. Swimming 82 Nassau St. "Try Before You Buy", Free Skin Titusville, N.J. (609) 737-3446 PLUMBING St HEATING pool. Exceptional value at $25,000 Corner of Walker Avenue & Drew Analysis, 448-6979, yrs. old; other champagne, 4 PLATE St WINDOW GLASS OIL BURNERS months old. 201-297-2710. for people who prefer something Place, ono block off of Devoe Avo. unique. 201-329-2551 evenings, In Spotswood, N. J. Dlractlonals . J. B. REDDING St SON, INC. posted on Devoe Avo. Secretary Feeds and Grains PENGUIN FOR SALE - $275., 234 Nassau St. PRINCETON AREA - Dayton BICYCLE REPAIRS Princeton desk, living room suito, matching for all animals wood, good condition, needs paint­ Early I8th Century Dutch Colonial end tables, coffee table, two 9 x 12 21" ZENITH TV, blackwithmateh- . Wo Buy and Sell ing. CaH 021-8717. UPHOLSTERING WA 4-0166 lng stand, looks like console. 12 at REPAIRING 4 bedrooms, hot water heat. rugs, small rugs, 2 Admiral tele­ years old good condition, working. ROSEDALE MILLS Modern den with country view. visions, 2 kneehole desks, slant top TIGER AUTO STORES JOHN RITTER $25. 448-5990 Tuos., Wed., or 24-26 Witherspoon Street 274 Alexander St. 222 Monmouth St. Center hall with stairway,. desk, cherry dining table & six Princeton Wall/wall carpeting. S a t after six p.m. WA 4-3715 Hlghtstown, N.J. N. W. MAUL & SON chairs, china closet, piano stool, WA 4-0134 Special Services 448 - 3541 All alr-condltloned. service for 8 silverware in chest, U. S. Hwy. 130 St Griggs Drive $35,000. dishes, alumlnumwaro, books, set DA 9-4656 Call owner, 201'- 329 - 2012 of dictionaries, 2 elec, dishes, 4 Repair Service slice toaster & others, elec, silo GORHAM, STERLING silver. Beau­ BAILEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE HORSES BOARDED, RIDING TERRA FIRMA SERVICE CO.' PIANO TUNING Electrical Power & or, blender, mixer, can opener, tiful service for 12; spoons, knives, t Princeton Shopping Center ROOM, 75 acres, box stalls left. Lighting InstaHatlons : COLONIAL HOME clocks, camera, set of camera bar dinner forks, salad forks, desert Make plans-' now. 609-737-0547. Percolation Test Specialists Regulating Repairing Industrial Maintenance lights, server, sideboard, sec­ spoons, butter spreaders. Ply­ Uniforms a Specialty ROBERT H. HALLIEZ Most attractive part of Princeton. tional sofa, mirrors, chaiso mouth pattern, Initialed "S". Price Soil Logs-Septlc Designs-Drafting Registered ~~\ 6 bedroom, 4 baths. - lounges, pictures, drapes, cur­ For Nurses, Waitresses, Maids, For Immediate sale. $250., valued over $650, Call Member Plano Technicians Guild, Why wait untU the roof leaks? tains, spreads,. chllds rocker, 924-0242. Beauticians, Utility Work etc. In Wm. K. Phelan Inc. $65,*000. Autos For Sale (609) 924-2040 Princeton, N. J. Plan ahead for your rooflngneeds. Reply to Box #1014, c/o Princeton standing Jardlnler, lamps, polo white and assorted colors. 921 - 7242 NEW ROOFS REPAIRS lamp, 3 elec, sweepers, elec, floor (215) 757-2939 Langhorne, Pa. Packet. waxer, Easy lroner, Admiral 1966 CHECKER Station wagon, 4 MAKE YOUR PLACE GLOW COOPER & SCHAFER refrigerator, Gibson combina­ SPRING CLEANING? DON'T PACK 63 Moran Princeton tion refrigerator - freezer, kitchen LAWN TRACTOR MOWER. 5 H.P. door, white, V-8 engine, excellent Exclusive Listings IT AWAY AGAIN! Turn your usable condition. $1700. Call 924-4043. With Todd Co Business Services Walnut 4-2063 tablo & 4 chairs, utility cabinets, Huffy. Used 1/2 season. Rea­ surplus Items Into tax deductions metal file cablnot, sot of antlquo PLAINSBORO sonable. Also, 4 f t Roll-ov­ by donating them to the Princeton Reliable, quality painting. We car­ chairs, 2 bedroom suite (1 French e r scraper. Never used.- 201-821- Hospital Fete Auction. No used Provincial), single bod, chest of ry full Insurance. Commercial, In­ THESIS St MANUSCRIPT Typing, WASCO BUILDERS - custom Attractive .4 bedrooms, low main­ 8777. appliances. Call 921-6916 or 924- 1957 T BIRD. Black with hardtop. dustrial, residential. Free esti­ Five type styles, including IBM homes, alterations, cabinet work, drawers, vanity table, cedar chest, 3074. F air condition. Call 448-5055. tenance brick Colonial on metal clothes closet, metal towel mate call, (609) 448-4830 or (201) Executive. Carbon ribbons, Mime­ So. Coast Rd., R.D. #1, Trenton. shaded lot In rural area. $30,000. racks, many other mlsc. Items. 446-7068. ograph. Mrs. DlClcco, 890-0004. Call-586-6230. Quality construction and good taste Terms: CASH ADJUSTABLE dress model - nice 1960-FORD. Excellent shape and TYPING DONE in my home. Man­ mark this 3 bedroom Colonial ■ Richard D. Lannlng auctioneer figure. $8. evening call 924-1218. Mdse. Wanted, good tires. Call 448-3186. Best FABRICS uscripts, thesis, term papers. ranch on quiet street overlooking 609 - 448 - 1177 offer. Phone 586-1449. Real Estate For Sale the water. Large living room with DRAPERIES views front, to back, convertible Mr. & Mrs. William Gribben, dining room, efficiently arranged owners RUG & FURNITURE MART, INC. WANT A GOOD deal on a new SLIP COVERS SUMMER sub-let. Furnished house kitchen, full basement and attached WANTED - DOLL HOUSE, wooden, in Princeton. 3 bedrooms, washer, State Highway 206 In good condition. Call 924-3067. or used car? Contact John W. A-Llne Printing Company. Letter 2 car garage. Low maintenance, LUNCH COUNTER Princeton, N. J. Archer at 609-883-2222. FURNITURE REPAIRS press - offset - folders - publi­ dryer, June 1 - Sept. I. CaH modest taxes. $37,500. and cations - business cards - pro­ 921-7232. IVY MANOR DEWEY'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP grams - brochures' - poUtlcal CRANBURY APPLEGATE FLORAL SHOP WANTED TO BY - Old dolls In any 1964 FORD - 9 passenger country MONTGOMERY TWP. - 3 1/2 Princeton Shopping Center condition or doll parts. Please sedan. V-8, radio, heater, auto.- printing. 448-1672 — 297-4562. 47 Palmer Square W. 6-8 Station Road year old 4 bedroom Colonial, 2 Spacious Contemporary; at­ write P. O. Box #83, Old Bridge, trans., power steering, $995. 609- 1/2 baths, fireplace, living room, 924-0121 ■ Furniture N. J. or call 257-6696. 448-2695 after 6 p.m. tractively landscaped with lake Floor Coverings Princeton Junction forma] dining room, den, kitchen, privileges. 1st level - large rec­ The Finest Flowers Grown , Draperies and Bedding with separate dining area, 2 car reation room and bar panelled with Delivered Promptly Tiles and Linoleum 1961 FALCON 2 door sedan, stand­ garage, partially finished recrea­ Phlltptne mahogany, laundry ard transmission, 40,000 miles, 6 SW, 9-1778 BUR-WICK'S SECRETARIAL In The Loveliest Arrangements WA 1-9100 ... WA 1-9292 Income Tax Services SERVICES tion room In cellar. 1 1/4 acre room, 1/2 bath and garage. 2nd tires, R St H. Asking $200. Call lot on dead end street. $40,000, level - living room, 25' x 14', 297-0893. Telephone Answering Service’s 201-359-3049. 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, large TENT-10'xl2' wall tent with floor. INCOME TAX RETURNS Mimeographing - Offset'Printing kitchen, Redwood lined closed patio type’ porch. A community fer en-' BILLIARD EQUIPMENT - Bruns­ Light weight palina cloth. Good * . Notary Public COUNTRY HOME: Five year old, condition. Best offer. Call 448- 1965 PLYMOUTH Fury IH, 2 door 134 Nassau St. Princeton Joyable living. $40,000. wick HomePoolTables. Used slate Expertly prepared. AlsoN.Y. State hardtop, light blue, black Inter­ four bedroom colonial In excel­ tables, parts and supplies. Pearl 3226. returns prepared. . Paul Schoenfeld 924-1760, Mrs. H. A. Burger, Jr. lent condition, on 2 1/2 acres of ior, 426 engine with 4 speed trans­ CARPENTRY AND • JOHN H. NOSTRAND ' Bros., 2925 Brunswick Pike, Rt. mission. Excellent condition. Many land. Large living room' with Licensed Real Estate Broker U. S. #1, Trenton.' MOVING? CANT TAKE TV WITH ISIDORE FRIEDMAN CUSTOM CABINETRY fire place, separate one bed­ YOU? Turn your usable surplus 23 W. MAIN ST. extras. $1300. CaH 924-7853. 609-466-2614 ' PRINCETON Cranbury Neck Road Items Into tax deductions by do­ room apartment suitable for rela­ . Cranbury, N. J. FREEHOLD, N. J. SECRETARIAL SERVICE tive, patio, $35,000. nating them to the Princeton Hos­ (201) 462-4116 Carnegie Building 221 Nassau St. Call Anytime 609-799-0727 pital Fete Auction. Wanted: linens, draperies, rugs, furniture, china, EAST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP; 8 G.E. ELECTRIC Refrigerator. Ex­ COMPLETE TAX SERVICE. In­ 1962 FORD FAIRLANE 500 V-8 FURNITURE REPAIRING St R E- Now really a COMPLETE Service! acres in good location with ap­ (silver, copper, brass, pewter,etc. come tax ■ returns prepared. cellent condition. Reasonable. Call sedan. Automatic transmission, FINI$HU)g. .hopm,-, Sffy: bot­ proximately 525 feet frontage. Spacious Home at a reasonable 609-395-0619. 702 r \No used appliances. Call'' 9211 Prompt ■ service..» For. appoint­ r adlo, excellent condition, one * ; Executive Secretaries 6916 cr 924-3074. toms .tied. ,wjfl-ii;Wwebbed^$14k Dwelling, garage and storage price. Semi-detached, convenient ment? call Wm. Kraus, 448-1433. owner. $600. Call 024-1163. Chairs $7.,201-985-5895. • *; Private, furnished office rentals building. $25,000. Also available Sat. 9 to noon at -* ’ 24-hour 'answering service to schools. Modern kitchen, dining the offices of Timothy J. Kelty, room, living room, three’ bed-' USED FURNITURE of every de­ 1951 CLASSIC red convertible PRINCETON RANCHER: 4 Bedroom, 2 1/2 rooms, basement. Paved drive. scription. Thousands of feet to TAPPEN RANGE SALE (Gas) J r ., Broad & Monmouth Sts. DISPOSAL SERVICE Related services . . . Hlghtstown. No appt. necessary MGTD in good running order. Call baths, Fireplace, oil hot air heat, Very good condition throughput. browse through. Always some­ 924-3545. R t 130 St Half Acre Rd. 2 car garage on lot 100 X 200. $14^00. thing different - largest collection Only a few floor samples Sat. Cranbury, N. J. Autotyping Mailings Refrigerator, rugs and garden In Bucks County. Dally, 8;30 to 609-395-1389 tractor Included. ' $29,000. Manuscripts Custom Built Home In East Wind­ 5:30. ClosedSunday. EdlsonFum- TREMENDOUS SAVINGS MGB '64 for sale. 36,000 miles. sor Township: Brick front, alumi­ Iture, Doylestown, Pa. Pets and Animals Never raced. $1025. CaH 921- Home and Industry Mimeographing THE CROWSHAW AGENCY Inc. num siding, attached garage. Half­ 30" Gas Range - hugh oven - lift 8717. Garbage, Trash, RubbishRemoved Offset Realtor acre lot. Spacious rooms with at­ off door - lift off burner top - Hauling of all Types Bea Hunt 924-3716 307 N. Main S t tic and basement storage area. DOMESTIC ZIG-ZAG removable oven liners - clock and Hlghtstown, N.J. Paneled recreation room. $23,500. tim er - cooktop light - oven light. GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, <57 CLASSIC T-BIRD, auto, ra­ CERTIFIED LAWN MAINTAIN- 1967 Sewing Machine AKC reg. Champ, blood lines. Bred dio and, heater, two tops. Best of­ 448-0112 ENCE, Seeding & sodding, Nights, Sundays, Holldays- Country Home: Large lot with num­ Reg. $199, - Now Only $169. for temperament. 1 male, 5 fern. fer over $1,000. Reply Box#1013, planting & transplanting. Call 882- Instruction Slightly used, sews buttons on, $100. TW6-1035 between 5-8 p.m. o/o Princeton Packet. 448-5781 erous shrubs and fruit trees. Four blind hems dresses, tnakes but­ 1720. bedrooms, two ceramic tiled baths, tonholes, monograms, fancy stit­ CALL CRAIG & SON living room with fireplace, dining ches, and over. No attach­ 488-0057 SIAMESE KITTENS, 6 weeks old. JAGUAR - XK - 140 coupe. New GEORGE CARPET SERVICE - room, breezeway, 2 car garage, Professional cleaning, repairing MUSIC LESSONS - YOUR HOME FIVE MINUTES FROM NASSAU ments needed. Five year parts and Home raised, multiple champion Interior, good running condition. All Instruments Taught ST., 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, central­ full basement. Nice neighborhood, service guarantee. sired, papers and shots. Blue point $750. firm. Call 452-7293. and Installation. Call 201-297-2771 pleasant living condltloris.$26,990. or 201-844-2981. '...... - ...... 30 Years Experience ly air conditioned, nearly new FULL Price $27.80 and seal point $35, chocolate point Colonial-'-ranch:- Professionally or terms of $4.35 per month. $40 and 1 exquisite lilac point Fairway Rancher: Adjacent to Ped­ GRAVEL AND top soil. • F. G. M.A. FONTINELL landscaped, trees, hot water base­ Call Capitol Sewing Machines cre­ $50. Call 395-1590. MERCEDES, 220S, 1962. New GARAGE DOORS REPAIRED. Ken­ 140 Kendall Rd. Kendall Park board heat, carpeting & drapes. dle School Golf Course. Entrance dit Mgr. Rue & Sons, Stone Tavern Road, motor, new shocks, Excellent con­ foyer, spacious living room, dining Imlaystown, N.J. (609) 259-2630. dall Park area. Call 297,-3797 Dial 297-2108 Prestige area. Mid $40's. 896- 'CaH 215-437-3503 9 A.M. to9P.M. dition. $1550. Call 297-0644. 0861. room, paneled family room with sliding thermopane doors offer­ ing view of Meadow Lakes' beau­ GE CONVERTIBLE COMPLETE IBM, SENSIMATIC, ' DISHWASHER LIGHT HAULING, attic, cellars tifully landscaped lawns. The kit­ SELLING OUT all home furnish' and garages cleaned. Junk hauled NCR & STENOGRAPHY MA­ LAMBERTV1LLE - grocery and chen IS spacious with dishwash­ 3 YEAR OLD Chestnut Mare, ex­ TRUCKS FOR SALE. ’51 Ford, 8 CHINES Approved for full trans­ delicatessen store for sale. At­ lngs. 2 sec. couches, chairs, cellent disposition, rides, drives. cyl., 4 speed. '63 Chevy Pick-up, away. CaH 448-1911. er and Is spaced for eating area tables, lamps, beds, boys bedrm Use as a portable - build It In la­ fer credits toward aBaccalaureate tached Is a new modern home, alr- ter. Fully automatic, all cycles. For experienced rider to continue 8 cyl., dtilltybody.'65 Dodge Cam­ and laundry, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, set, kitchen set, odds/ends. 297- degree at associated coUeges. condltloned, hot water oil heat, 1 full basement, attached 2 car ga­ Slight dent In side. training, prospective hunter. 737' per, self contained, 6 cyl., auto, 1/2 baths, large corner lot-with 9463. 0063. shift. 201-297-0433. LIGHT HAULING - BASEMENTS, Free catalog. Free employment rage, paved driveway. The floors GARAGES AND ATTICS service. Veterans Approved New black top parking. Store is very are oak hardwood, wall to wall car­ TERRIFIC VALUE. CLEANED. .CALL 799-1636. Brunswick Secretarial School modern and fully equipped. Doing peting. $31,000. 201-545-3910. Est. 1932, a fine business. Asking price, Reg. $229 - now $175. , $29,000. VOLKSWAGEN 1600 (square back) Raised Rancher: Almost new and TORO GREEN ■ MASTER. Reel RHODES STUDIO OF MUSIC Terms can be arranged for quali­ CALL CRAIG & SON 1966 with sun roof. Meticulously KEY SHOP centrally air - conditioned. Near mower. Call 466-0169. BE DIFFERENT, give a Wired- fied buyer. Peddle Golf course. Family room 448-0057 Haired Fox T errier. Choice of 4 maintained. $1600. Call 924-9389 248 Nassau St. Private Plano Instruction, all ages or 924-4400 ext. 224. WA 4-3411 with paneled walls and built- males, 1 female, 6 weeks old. AKC and all levels. Phone 448-6874. MAX D. SHUMAN St in fireplace. Four bedrooms, 21/2 registered, full pedigree. $125 - — Charles Perpetua, Prop.— OSCAR WOLFE, REALTORS FREE - GREEN TENNIS court KEYS MADE baths, formal dining room, spa­ '$150. Call 921-8477 after 5:30 p.m. CAMARO - 1967. Leaving state; ■------609-397-2138 cious kitchen with wall oven, dish­ granuels approximately 1 ton. ONE DOUBLE BARREL shotgun, must sell my late model deluxe LOCKS REPAIRED Flemington office, 201-782-2713 Call 466-0169. 12 gage, 30" barrel, single trlgger- GENERAL GRINDING washer and eating area. Attached sport coupe. Bargain. 448-5608 COMPUTER CAREERS In Data Sun. St Eves, call 609-466-1297. garage, nicely landscaped$33,900. Miller. Modified in full. Excel­ P rocesslng. Send for free Booklet. lent condition. Maker - Parker Call 924-6555 or write Automa­ GOLDEN RETRIEVERS - cham Custom Built Rancher nestled on a Foreign travel, without a tax. Come Brothers. Call 329-6030. tion Institute, 20 Nassau St., TOP LOCATIONS for homes In wooded lot. Beautiful setting. Spa- ,to._ the... first annual International plon-slrcd, 2 Httersr Reserve yours Princeton,-'----- _..... Lawrence & Princeton. Lovely 4 Gourmet Luncheon at the YWCA now.-Zetasam Kennels, Cranbury T-BIRD 1955- Classic. Automatic, Special Services cious living room with paneled full power, 2 tops, red. Complete­ x 5 B.Rm. Colonials. For Infor­ fireplace, birch paneled mod­ on April 24. Gourmet dishes (roc- 609-395-0432. mation call 609-882-1537. iples available), fashion show, lun­ ly restored, original owner, full ern kitchen and family room each service record. Ideal for collec with sliding glass doors opening cheon and music. Benefit of Pearl Imported and domestic yafn, nee­ ATTENTION'PARENTSl Enjoy DOG AND CAT BOARDING tor. $2000 firm. 921-8445. BUCKS COUNTY white plastered onto rear terrace. Laundry area, Bates Scholarship Fund. $3.00. dle point, crewel work, rugs and IN THE COUNTRY. learning In your own home with the Garden—Landscape 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic baths, two F or reservations call, 924-4825. accessories wlll be found at: GroUer Mlriimax amazing self- stone farm house in heart of hunt country with fenced paddock, barns car attached garage. Wall to wall Let us help with your problem. tutoring self-teaching machine. carpeting, drapes, wall oven, dish­ Learn a semester of algebra In and out buildings. Beautiful plant­ SALE - G. E. refrigerators, . THE KNITTING SHOP, We give your dog personal care •66 IMPALA convertible. Power washer and refrigerator. $31,000. 6 Tulane St, WA 4-0306 60 days, 28 courses now avail­ PACHYSANDRA - completely ings and orchards on 10 acres with ranges, washers, dryers, dish­ and training. Edward Hamm, 466- steering, automatic transmission. rooted, guaranteed 100 plants per more available. $79,000. Reply to 2015. able. ' Various age levels. Pro­ Leonard Van Hlse Agency washers and stereos. Special buy V-8, low mileage, exceUent con­ grammed textbooks also available. flat $6.50, fre e , delivery. Cpdl Box $1006, c/o Princeton Packet. on dish washers for Mother's Day. dition. 609-586-2144. 160 Stockton Street Helps the slow chUd to oath up. evenings, 924-5260 or 924-3664. Hlghtstown, New Jersey GUILD GUITAR. Piggy-back amp. Allows the gifted child to pro­ JONES ELECTRIC 1966 MUSTANG.convertible. 4800 448 - 4250 Autoharp. Mlnl-bike. All In good ceed. Information, prices write SNADY'S LAWN CARE - Cut and/ NORTO BRUNSWICK - low taxes - Evenings and Holidays 7 Center St. Hopewell, N. J. "Dog Baroer". . POODLES, miles. Condition like new. 289 split ‘level, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 condition. Best offer. 448-1988 SCHNAUZERS and all TERRIERS cu. In.,' radio, alr-cond. $2600. TEACHING MACHINES, 20 Hodge or rake, edge, trim . Call between 448-2537 or 448-2485 or 448-1178 466-0228 after 5 p.m. Road, KendaU Park, N.J. 08824, 6 - 7 p.m., 895-1547. baths, hot water heat. Principals expertly bathed, clipped, and or best offer. 609-466-0169. only. $24,900. Call 201-247-0502. 'WHITE ZIG-ZAG groomed, to perfection In your home, or pick up. Phone Jock, 1966 VW Convertible "1300". Whlto CLEARANCE OBAL CUSTOM BUILT ranch home. : 448-1232. ' with black vinyl top. Radio, new GARDEN MARKET INC. NEW ATTRACTIVE 8 'ROOM, Sewing machine, cablneF--model. tires, muffler. Very good condi­ bedrms, 2 full baths, paneled din­ Oval braid rugs, different col­ Slightly used, monograms fancy BOHREN'S MOVING St STORAGE 2 STORY COLONIAL ing rm. with fireplace. Wall- ors, size approx 9 x 12 regularly stitches, overcasts, blind herns, tion. 609-924-5325.'...... Landscape $34,900. to-wall carpeting In living rm. priced at 69.00 to 89.00, qalo sews buttonholes. No attachments Hlghtstown Road —Designer and Contractor— dining rm, and hall. Step-savlni priced at 39.00. Smaller sizes too. DOG AND CAT BOARDING, BEAR 1966 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000, Mark 4 bedrooms, family room, 2 1/2 needed. Five year parts and ser­ Blue, convertible, Call 924- kitchen with dishwasher, bullt-li Discontinued samples 27 x 18 50?. vice guarantee BROOK Kennels, Princeton Junc­ ni, Princeton Junction Alexander St. baths, fireplace, 2 car garage. Be­ range, formica cabinets. Full: Remnant size carpet..all reduced tion. 452-2692. 4676 until 5 p.m., 799-1087 after Princeton ing completed. See it now on Marian 5 p.m. 452 - 2220 Insulated. Clean electric heat Ful for Immediate sale. Hook area FULL PRICE $38.70 452-2401 D r., Just off Harlingen Rd., Mont­ basement, tiled floor St colling, rugs and scatter rugs priced below Local and Long Distance Moving gomery Twp. Completely fenced and fully land­ DALMATIAN. PUPPIES, 8 weeks cost for-clearance. The Carpet or payments of $4.53 per month. Packing and Overseas JShlpplng „ DOERLER LANDSCAPES J. R. CHARNESKI AGENCY scaped lot with many shade trees, Shop rteirl circle Princeton. (As­ No money down Call Capitol Sew­ old. AKC registered. Champion - ----R ealto r- -■ - — ------In . borough. $19,000. CaH 448- sociated with The Furniture Barn) ing Machines credit Mgr. lines. Cali 009-896-1856.’" ... ■ 609-924-1221 " -- '201 - 722 - 0070 0192...... phone 452-2451. CaH 215-437-3503 9 A.M. to9P.M. THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 THE CENTRAL POST PAGE ELEVEN Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale For Rent—Apts. Summer Rentals T o o L a te HIGHTSTOWN - Developer will PENNINGTON RANCHER WOODED BUILDING SITE - 8.7 build, lease, sell, new buildings PRINCETON RIDGE-SECTION OF 3 ROOM apartment. All Improve, LARGE FURNISHED 6 bedroom lor prolessional ofilces, Indus­ On a luxurious landscaped lot In IN PINE KNOLL. Distinctive 2 ments. Call 448-3559. acres, 5 acres of woods sltuat To Classify one of Pennington's finest areas, ROCKY HILL - 9 room Colonial, Villa with garden In Paris suburb. ed ,on the sldo of a hill with a trial, commercial and retail com­ story Colonial with carpeted living 3 years old, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 Available from July 6 - July 31, plexes,'n Hlghtstown area on two that offers 6 rooms, 2 full baths, and dining rooms, paneled family commanding view of the valley be­ stone fireplace, basement, 2 car baths, paneled family room and 1968. Rental $600. Address aU tween Hopewell and Princeton, main .dads with large parking room with fireplace super kitchen den. Partially finished basement SHORT TERM RENTAL - aboui inquiries to F. A. Gall, 32 Avenue areas. Call owner 921-7453. garage. It’s spotless. Plan to see It with breakfast nook, laundry and June 1st to Sept. 30th Furnished, Hopewell Township location. JANITOR - Columbus Boy Choir now. Asking _ $35,000. with paneling, 2 car garage, cen­ Foch, 92 Vaucresson, France. Percolation test and survey avail­ School. Drivers license required. powder room on ground floor. tral air-conditioning, I acre.Pro- three bedroom rancher on land­ Upstairs, 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. scaped half-acre near Lawrence- able, ready to start building on, Llve-in. Coll 10-3, Mr. Rhino, HORSE ARRANGEMENT ’ fesslonaUy landscaped, fenced, $15,000. 924-5858. Central air-conditioning. A11 on brick and stone walks and patio, vUle. Two tile baths, pine pan­ 2 acres. Just minutes to down­ a beautiful landscaped wooded lot. elled studio, 30 ft. living room, FOR SALE town Princeton. A Spotless home circular driveway. $48,000. 609- HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP - 35 acres For sale by owner. 883-9234." 924-2906. colonial dining room. Break­ LONG BEACH ISLAND. Relax DELIGHTFUL RANCH -3bedrm s, with 6 rooms and a new tile bath, fast area in electric kitchen with good road frontage. Open land HOUSE IN CRANBURY full basement with a beautiful rec­ In this spacious house, pine paneled would be Ideal for a nursery or 2 baths, living rm, dining area lnc. dishwasher: artesian well living room with fireplace, modern horses. $2,000 per acre. plus family rm . and study on a reation room. Outside there Is a water. Pine-panelled game room in 4 bedrooms, living room with fire­ 30 x 30 Gambrel roof barn with kitchen, large dining table seating treed lot. Asking $30,000. place, large dining room, eat-ln large box stalls plus other out Basement, automatic washer and 10, 2 full baths, 5 large bedrooms, WEST AMWELL. TOWNSHIP'- 2 kitchen, electric stove, dish buildings. Exerything In tip-top HOME FOR SALE - Free standing dryer, freezer. Two-car ga­ complete with TV, stereo, gas heat acres building site. Low Iraf 4 BEDROOM Colonial for rent, heat washer, 1 1/2 baths, recreation large eight room house and gar­ For Rent—Apts. rage, shade and fruit -trees. and' only 50 yards from ocean. flc location with, a view and a furnished. $250. condition. Immediate possession. $225/ month. Phone 896-0508. room In basement, attic, attached $32,000. age of solid brick and shingle ' ------. ' • Available month of July and Sept southern exposure on Rock Road. garage.-In good condition, nice Io-- construction cn deep Lot, cen­ C all 924-1806....If.no answer call $8,900,00.______...... :...... Princeton Town & Country, Inc. FIRST FLOOR apartment, 3 rooms 20 Nassau St. Princeton, N.Jr cation. Large lot. Seen by appoint­ CONTEMPORARY RANCHER trally located, near Witherspoon FURNISHED - Four rooms,' Liv­ 883-0324. ment only. and High Schools and short dis­ and bath, suitable for couple. Call ing room; Dining Room; Kitchen; PRINCETON TOWNSHP - One 609-921-2600 Unusual and beautiful stone and 924-2035 after 6 p.m. Call anytime frame contemporary ranch that tance from center of Princeton. Bedroom; Balcony. Air Con­ acre lot on a low traffic section PRICE $29,500 , consists of a wide center hall, For further particulars call 924- ditioned - Includes Carpets, Heat, of the Great Road near Princeton very large sunken fireplace, for­ 4285 and, If no answer, caH 924- and Hot Water - Available Imme­ Day School. Sewer and city water 0747. NOVA SCOTIA: Modern, attrac­ EMMA W, OWENS mal dining room with cathedral SHORT TERM sub-lease. Attrac­ diately $165.00 plus Electric - available $22,000. Licensed Real Estate Broker Call 448-5274 after 1 p.m. tively furnished house, overlooking FRIDAY NITES ceilings, modern kitchen, 4 spa­ tive studio apt. available furnished Bay of Fundy, by week or month. AT Cranbury, New Jersey cious bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, den from about May 1 - Sept. 1. Suit­ Walter B. Howo, Inc. Phone (609) 395 -0893 or 395-1610 609-924-0661. Real Estate Broker's - 924-0095. THE COUNTRY PUB (or 5th bedroom), a charmlngpan- able for 1 or 2, Pool privileges. COCKTAIL LOUNGE -0- ,■ > eled family room with another CaH 452-2283 eves, or write Apt, HW M. OR F. DE LIGHTFUL LAKE FRONT "JACK” NASON stone fireplace, plush wall/wnll HOME 6-D, Lake View Terrace, FOR RENT residential section of PLAYING & SINGING Opening for General Ledger book­ carpeting throughout most of the Princeton. Hotels & Motels keeper. Responsible, accurate ap­ Princeton, large living room, large Business Rentals YOUR SONGS rooms. Basement, attached ga­ Located within 20 minutes driving bedroom, small modern kitchen COME ON AND- SING ALONG plicants. Call or write. 609- rage. All this on 1 acre. $59,000. 448-0269. time of RCA Moorestown, Cherry and bath, also garage. Furnished ******************* Hill and Camden. Home situated or unfurnished. $155. mo. Call SPECIAL RATES. A AAA Tourist APPLEGARTH RD. WILLIAMSBURG DESIGN on three wooded acres - a point 924-1481. 7,500 SQ. FT. of storage space. Home, 14 East Broad St. Dally OFF RT. #33 Brand new on over 2 aores, be­ Jutting Into beautlfulTauntonLake, BEAUTIFUL bachelor apartment Call 009-448-3300. (executive type) with kitchenette. and Weekly Rates, and Taxi Ser­ HIGHTSTOWN tween Pennington & Princeton, that and featuring a 321 INDOOR vice. Call 466-0450, Hopewell, N.J. offers 8 rooms, 2 1/2 baths, In­ HEATED-FILTERED SWIMMING Also motel rooms by week cluding 4 bedrooms and a large or monthly. My Abbde Motel, Rt, LOW MONEY DOWN, to qualified POOL, Five bedrooms. Fireplaces FURNISHED and unfurnished CLARKSVILLE MOTEL 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY HI. 2 door VA-FHA buyer. Top Hlghtstown paneled family room, full base­ In the main haU and recreation 130, Hlghtstown, 448-2294, ment, 2 car garage, For country apartments near the lake. Call452- OFFICE SPACE hard top. Radio, heater, auto, air- location. This quaint three room. Separate guest apartment. 9100 ext. 271, cond., clean, low, mileage. 448- living at It's finest, yet just min­ Two car garage. Asking price U. S. Route 1 and Quaker Road bedroom house offers alarge, eat- Up to 4400 sq, f t Central lo­ near American Cyanamid Co. 2,3, 0054, eves. 448-0516. in-kitchen with built in appliances, utes to town. Don't wait, It's only of $80,000 is subject to a rea­ • $41,900 sonable offer. Brochure upon re­ cation in Princeton. Ample park­ and 4 room apartments, tastefully sitting room that can easily be a BACHELOR APARTMENT In New ing on site. Call Mr. Collins, furnished, by week or month. Also fourth bedroom, beautifully fin­ quest. . Hope on the Delaware. Charm­ BEAUTIFUL large house and gar­ KARL WEIDEL, INC. Real Estate For Rent 609-921-6065. rooms and private bath. Commer­ den to rent for July & August, Call ished basement - recreationroom, ing. Unfurnished. Living room, cial rates. 452T2233, 220 wiring and exceptionally fine REALTOR (our 52nd year) CHARLES B. FLACK ASSOCIATES bedroom, kitchen and bath. No pets. 921-7305. lot. This outstanding vaue Is avall- INC. Yearly lease. $130. per month. . ii Our New Location TAUNTON LAKES, RD 2 CRANBURY, - EAST WINDSOR aW eat $1G-900 Route 31 Pennington, N. J. MARLTON, N.J. ,j MAURICE M. ELY, REALTOR 1964 GTO convertible. 4 speed Opposite Pennington Shopping . PHONE (609) 983-2122 24 N. Main St., New Hope New Housing community has 4 For Rent—Rooms transmission, 3 - 2’s, posi-trac- BEAUTIFUL EAST WINDSOR Center 215 - 882 - 2828 bedroom Colonials. Available for tlon. Best offer. Call 799-0371. COLONIAL, Attractive five year 882-3804 737-1500 immediate or future occupancy, T o o L a te old colonial on 1/2 acre site. This Open dally 9-9 Sunday 1-5 One two, or three year leases. lovely three bedroom home offers CHERRY VALLEY ROAD - 5 bed- $250. per. mo., Includes sewer ROOM FOR RENT In Princeton. a spacious 18 foot living room room Colonial, 2 1/2 baths,roomy FURNISHED APT,, Lawrencevlile and water rents. House beautiful Centrally located. No kitchen fa­ To Classify with picture window, formal din­ Rd., 1501. 2nd floor, 3 rooms, community, route 130, opposite cilities. CaH 924-4474. CLAYTON'S and delightful. Family room with TV SERVICE ing, handsome, modern kitchen and fireplace, eat-ln kitchen, large fuU bath, air - conditioned, park­ State Police Barracks, East Wind­ large paneled family room, full ing, nice grounds. Adults pre­ sor Twp. Open 9-5 p.m., week­ living room " and study, garage, Service to 9 p.m. ceramic tile bath plus two 1/2 EAST WINDSOR TWP/ 3 bedroom wooded "lo t...... $42,900/ ferred. $135. month. Call 466-2743 ends. 12-7 p.m. For Information LARGE AIRY ROOMS for rent in split. 1 1/2 baths, brick front, evenings. call 448-4081. FAMOUS 882-9046 baths, full basement, two car ga­ Hlghtstown. Convenient location. INTERNATIONAL CUISINE rage, new, large patio, wall-to- aluminum siding, family- room, ATTRACTIVE 6 year old split- CaH 609-448-6603. single car garage. Price $23,500. level on 1@ wooded lot. 3 or 4 Music, fashion show for benefit'd wall carpeting and much more. P earl Bates Scholarship Fund. Outstanding value, offered at a Call after 6 p.m., 448-6266. * B. Km., 1 1/2 baths, study or family Rm. Secluded loca­ MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP - A Wednesday April 24, 12:30 P.M. reasonable $26,900. FOUND - PARAKEET - KENDALL tion. .. $29,900. 1-BEDROOM furnished. Modern,' beautiful largo country house, FURNISHED STUDIO bedroom for $3.00.For reservation caU YWCA, • ,r.ma .031- 4 Soy-vr.-;:; bln: ,i.-\ .. . ,, ;, ..PARK . ...J . university ownhr high - rise off jlovely secluded,setting. Four. mUes rent lmRancK house. Private bath, 924-4825,- ... FINE CUSTOM RANCH - One acre JUST 3 YEARS old,' the' most del Alexander Rd. end of May to mid from Princeton. Six bedrooms, entrance and garage. Walking dis­ Telephone 297-3117'"' - of beautifully landscaped land In HOUSE FOR SALE - Large two s(re able style and size Colonial Sept $95. /mo. couple preferred. four baths, 13 rooms available tance to P.R.R, station. Harris West Windsor, Township. This ex­ story ten room house situated on on the market 5 B.Rms., 2 l/2 CaH 924-6650 after 5 p.m. June or July. $375.00 monthly. Rd. Princeton Jet, Call after quisite custom built home offers baths, family Rm. with F/PL Ex­ OPENING VERY SOON PRINCETON SMALL ANIMAL Main Street, Hlghtstown. Excel­ p.m., 799-0249, Gentlemen only. RESCUE LEAGUE bright modern kitchen, formal din­ lent location for doctor, dentist, tras include carpeting, washer, HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP — Three THE PLACE ing, 19 foot living room with pic­ or other professional use. Parking dryer, basement rec. rm. and bedrooms, two baths, with a 1 Princeton - Hlghtstown Rd. - Near ture window, three large bed­ Pure bred white Great Pyrenees, In rear. $30,000.00. Walter B. work shop. Owner transferred. 3 1/2 ROOM APT. on busline to 1/2 acre lot, $300.00 monthly. Rt. 130 rooms, one full ceramic tile bath, $44,500. Available June 1. Tenant can rent adult female. Howe, Inc. - Real Estate Brokers- N. Y. qnd Princeton. Heat and Beautiful sable & white Collie closed-ln-breezeway, full base­ 924-0095. with option or first refusal. Walter Applications Now Being Accepted ment, one car garage, colonial E. F. MAY, BROKER hot water Included. Couple only. type, male about 7 mos. old. 466-2800 CaH 297-3357 or 297-2463. B. Howe, Inc., - Real Estate Brok­ Bus. Opportunities For The Various Positions trend throughout, large closets In ers - 924 - 0095. Short Order. Cooks Female, black Labrador type, 31/2 all rooms, for those who can ap­ Wm. Van Noy - Eves. 737-0049 mos. old. Joe Castoro - Eves. 466-1321 Counter Girls preciate the finer qualities of con- ‘ FOR SALE - Ranch house, 11 Counter Men Pure bred male German Shepherd, struction. $28,200. rooms, 2 full tile baths, basement, TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, Dishwashers 1/2 yrs. old, which must have a living room with fireplace, dining RENTALS BUSINESS PROPERTY - 8 room home In the country. sitting room and bedroom. Linen house on 1 acre lot In highway Waitresses STYLE AND QUALITY.. Excep­ room, family room, kitchen with 2 mos. old black Labrador-Shep­ supplied. Private entrance. Mid­ Small estate, 6 Rm. house, gar.„ commercial zone on Rt. 206. In­ Full time — Part time and Week- tional home In East Windsor Town­ large eating area, 7 bedrooms, dle age preferred. $20 week. Call End Work Available herd type dog. attached 2 gar garage, wooded lot. CONTEMPORARY HOUSE, atr-condltlonlng, select area $290. quire at The Curiosity Shop, Rt. Adorable aH white short haired ship on 1/2 acre lot offers tremen­ after 12 noon, 201-329-2965. 206, Belle Mead. 359-6546. Will Train Inexperienced Appli­ dous living space, beautifully West Windsor Twp. Call'609-799- Princeton area. 5 bedrooms, 3 3 Rm. apt. furn., Incl. utUltles. female puppy, about 2 mos. old. 1199. master baths, 3fireplaces, modern cants Must Be Over 17 Years of planned beginning with the entrance $110, Age.For Interview CaH 448-5250. Large Irish T errier Boxer dog, foyer, 27. toot paneled tamlly room, kitchen, enclosed winter garden, Spaclous~6 .Trm,—house, _ garage, male, about 9 mos. old. custom built by original archi­ view - ' ■ , - $200. extra large comfortable liv­ tect owner. 1 1/2 wooded acres, ing room, formal dining, truly - PRINCETON TOWNSHIP - Newly renovated 6 Rm. dwelling. If you aro Interested In kittens central air-conditioning and heat, SUBLET MAY 1st - Dec. 31st, $225. call us. modern kitchen, 2 1/2 baths, five, Prominent builder, late model and second kitchen on lower level. FOR IMMEDIATE LEASE ATLAN­ yes, five bedrooms, and two car stone and masonry house In East Windsor, 2 large bedrms., Charming old stone house, large DON'T STAY MAD at any business Principles only. 609-924-2095. fully carpeted, dishwasher, bal­ TIC RICHFIELD has a 2 bay sta­ garage. Extras include laundry Princeton. 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 L. Rm. with F/PI. $250, tion available for Immediate leas­ firm until you first give Consum­ Mrs. A. C. Graves, 921-6122 room, central air - conditioning, cony. Rent at $160 per month. 3 room apartment $85. er Bureau a chance to help straigh-' baths, with all extras. Total of Sublet at present rent $152.50. ing In the Princeton area. Good op­ many closets, wall-to-wall carpet­ 5,818’ of living space. $75,000. portunity for mechanicaHy inclined ten matters out. Just call 924-0338 HIGHTSTOWN - 2 story 3 bedroom Phone 448-4504. New 4 B.Rm. Colonial, 2 baths, ing, large patio and many more. Call 924-0715. Principals only. home on approximately 300' deep Individual. Paid , training,- fi­ and say "Consumers assistance, lamily Rm., F/Pl,, garage. $350, please. No charge for this ser- germ an This outstanding one and one-half nicely landscaped lo t. Large liv­ nancing and counseling are avail­ CONVERSATION - year old home Is offered at a ing room with fireplace, dining able. ContactMr. Sherwood at 609- vice. (And you'll be helping at the! Brush up on every level. Ex­ realistic $32,500. "At the crossroads Great Road same time to keep up-to-date Con Four bedroom house, Living Room, room, paneled basement, 1 1/2 and Rte. 518" 298-2320 before 5 p.m. or Mr. perienced work with graduate stu- baths, 2 car garage. Call 448- APARTMENT - 5 rooms and bath Lawton at 609 - 795 - 0484 sumer Bureau's Register of Kitchen with dining area, Recrea­ on Nassau St. Heat and hot water •recommended business people) dents with required reading. Very RICHARDSON REALTORS 4642. No agents. $24,900. E. after 7 p.m. ^ ■ reasonable rates. Also trans­ R t 130 Just North of The Old tion Room in basement. Enclosed furnished. Write Box 901 c/o The F. MAY, BROKER porch overlooking yard. Princeton Packet. '466-2JOO lations and English to foreigners. Yorke Inn College education. German born 448 - 5000 P ric e ...... $17,500 Wm. Van Noy - Eves. 737-0049 Joe Castoro - Eves. 466-1321 grandmother. 30 years In U.S. 3 2 Family -1 st floor apartment with 1965 VOLKSWAGON deluxe. Sun min. off Palmer Square. CaH 921- GRIGGSTOWN - Old Colonial, 9 FURNISHED STUDIO APARTM- GROCERY BUSINESS. ExceUent 2935. 2 bedrooms, living room, dining rooms, 1 1/2 baths, on a 2 1/2 PRINCETON Cape Cod- quiet roof, radio. Excellent condition. room, kitchen and bath. 2nd floor MENT 2 large rooms andbath,re­ opportunity for Industrious owner. $995. Call 924-0500. acre nicely landscaped lot with frigerator and stove, price In­ neighborhood in older residential Term s available with no cash down apartment with 2 bedrooms, living brook. Principles Only_____ ..... area. Convenient tcL shopping, for proper party. CaU (609) 587. room, kitchen and bath...$16,500. cludes utilities $120. per-month. MOVING TO SAN FRANCISCO Bay $40,000 201-359-6565 Call 297-3780. school and church. Downstairs,- 1320 or write Box 32, c/oWindsor- LOST - small gold oblong la­ area? Maybe we can trade housesl living room with fireplace, dining Hlghts Herald. ENCYCLOPEDIAS - all popular dles w rist watch with black face Write to L. Bolton, Boy Scouts of Commercial property with 4 room room, kitchen, study or guest house, 30 x 40 machine shop, 20 x sets 15 to 60%-off list. Ask for & gold numbers. Princeton area. America, New Brunswick or tele­ room, lavatory. Upstairs - 2 Information N. J. EncycIopedlaEx- Generous reward. Call 924-1744. phone Mrs. Bolton, 415-897-1318, 30 service station, 22 x 30 bedrooms and bath. Excellent ice house - on 2 acres of ground. ADLERMAN, CLICK & CO. LAWRENCEVILLE: change, 272 Central Ave., Orange, Novato, California. spacious de- 1 closet space. CaH 924-1218 eve­ N. J. Phones: 201-676-0052 or 201- Excellent buy at ...... $22,000. Licensed Real. Estate Brokers luxe apartment with 2 bedrooms, nings, - •; J _____ PARTNERS WANTE D exper­ - 9 Spring Street tile bath, "living room, equipped ienced in-Real Estate, Insurance 447-1315. Large 10 room house in good con­ Phone: 924-0401 kitchen, wall/wall carpeting, off Agents, Employment Agencies, Public Notice FOR RENT farm house, 5 rooms SMALL Ranch, 5 rooms, enclosed dition in Hlghtstown. 1 1/2 baths, street parking. Adults only. $160. etc. Have new large'facilities breezeway, 1 car attached garage, 2 car garage, lot 70x300..$19,700. per mo. and gas and electric. Heat and bath, oil heat. Rent $160, in Hlghtstown, ready for expan- per month. Write P.O. Box 645,j slon_ Ca]1 609-921-7453 for ap- UNIVERSITY PARK Colonial. 4 lovely lot. Immediate possession. provided. References required. 21/2 MONTGOMERY TWP. 4 bed­ Princeton, bedrooms, baths, central alr- $22,900. 2 Family in good location. 4 rooms Call 896-0032. pointment on details. condl. For sale by owner. $37,- and bath on each floor . ..$18,000. rooms, family room, 2 1/2 baths, 500. Prln. only. 882-1025. SMALL Ranch, 5 rooms, rec. room in 3 year old house on large lot. SOUTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP Beautiful home In small town set­ Principles only. $35,000. 201- AVAILABLE June 1 - one bed­ BOARD OF EDUCATION in basement, detached garage, nice 359-6565, room, living room, dining room, Real Estate Wanted Now Road lawn $22,900. ting. 7 rooms and 2 1/2 baths. 1967 COMET CALENTE. 2 door Monmouth Junction, N.J. 08852 Must be seen to be appreciated. 3 kitchen, balcony, storage area, atr-cond., wall/wall carpet, Vene­ Lots For Sale sport hard top. Radio, heater, 289 t k Q NOTICE TO BIDDERS bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, swimming SELLING YOUR Princeton house? The Board of Education of the South BEAUTIFUL split, 3 bedrooms, 1 tian blinds, storms & screens, If It has 3 bedrooms and a mod­ high performance engine, 4 speed Brunswick Township heroby Invites 1/2 baths, den with book shelves, pool, air conditioning. 2nd floor transmission, posl-rear. Color, the submission of soaled bids on expandable to 3 more bedrooms. KENDAiLL PARK - 4 bedroom, range, refrig., dishwasher, heat erate price tag call local family llvlng-dlning ell, 1 car- garage. 2 1/2 bath Colonial. FHA com­ and hot water > ‘ Incl. $125; at 609-924-4037. . . . 4 Joining lots. Location end of burgundy. Call 448-0054, evenings General School Supplies ...... ,----- $29,500. Price ...... ,.... .$72,000. Pierson and Mather Ave., Penns 448-0516. General Paper Supplies mitment, $1500. down. Occupancy plus electric. Call 609-448-5914 Art Supplies June. CaH 201-297-3140. after 7 p.m. Neck. $5000. each. Phone (609) 3 Bedroom home. Low taxes - In THREE TO FOUR BEDROOM 448-0269. Instructional Aids Supplies RANCH, 5 rooms, Uvlngroomwlth ranch or spUt preferred. Priced fireplace, country kitchen, 3 large Allentown. P rice...... $11,000. for use In the school district. In the $40's to $50*s. CaU 609- ONr AND ONE HALF. ACRE AUTOMATIC 3 speed washer for bedrooms with extra closets, attic, 921-2470 eyenlngs or weekends. Bids will bo received until 10 A.M .. full basement, 2 blocks to school, Bar Business for $16,500-aneasy :____ . FOR RENT; - unfurnished 3 rooms WOUDED lots in exclusive resi­ sale. Excellent condition. Sacrifice May 1, 1968 at the Business Office, dential area. Price range $15,000 New . Road, Monmouth Junction! 3 blocks to shopping. way to start a business. Price TWP. 1.4 acres, with bath. Heat, hot water)" gat- for quick sale. 201-297-9243 after Hi?Wh/Hr5cy,m* ^ hlch and place includes the License .1 r,°°.k' woods, opposite golf course, rage included. In Penns Neck near (and up, CaH 924-0715. 6 p.m. or week ends. bids will bo publicly opened. $20,500. |quiet road. .4 bedrooms, 2 , . WANTED TO PURCHASE, house Specifications and bid forms maybe 1/2 RCA. No children or pets. Xm- in or near Princeton having 3 obtained at the same office. Coln operated Laundry Business. baths, fuU basement, partially fln- mediate occupancy. CaU 609- LAWRENCE TWP. - 2 corner lots FOR SALE - perfect condition STONE and stucco bungalow. ished, fuU expandable attic with bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. Must be In The Board of Education roservps the 5 rooms, full basement, storms and An excellent opportunity for some­ 452-2690. A -l condition. Write P. O. Box on Princeton Pike. All Improve­ drop leaf solid mahogany table right to reject any or all bids.'Any one to supplement their Income. . . stairs, living room with fire­ ments. Call 609-896-0417 or 882- with 1 leaf. $100. 3'31" x'3'3". bid submitted will be binding for 45 screens, 2 car detached garage. place, formal dining room, eat- 106, Princeton, N. J. . days subsequent to the date of bid .$19,000. 4199. Phone between 12-1, 921-8697, opening. Apartments and Rentals - „ ln kitchen and family room. 2 Call for Information...... years old. Asking low $40,s. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE LY HOUSE ON YOUR HANDS? LOT FOR SALE - Lawrence Twp.- BOARD OF EDUCATION 201-359-6534. -- mi TOWNSHIP...: S. J. KROL One Bedroom'Apartment' -: Living Carsoh Rd. 250 x 300, heavily EASX_WINDSOR TWP. - 2 story ■ " Ml ODLE5EX COUNTY* N X Colonial, Wooded half-acre site, Realtor HAROLD E. STACKHOUSE Room, Kitchen, Bedroom, Balcony, Responsible executive, wife and 2 wooded. $9,500. Telephone 609- Milton J. Cobert Realtor Air Conditioned - Carpets, Vene­ civilized sons, require long term 896-0321. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, modern Board Secretary... 1000 State Road, Rte.. 206 Phone 448 - 10G9 tian Blinds, Range and Refrigera­ lease on 3-4 bedroom house In kitchen, dining room, living room, Pub.c 4*18*68 I T ““ t Princeton, N. J. •138 So Main St, Hlghtstown, N, J. tor, Heat and Hot Wator Included- Princeton, Excellent local refer­ 10 1/2 ACRES In Cranbury Twp. family room, wall/wall carpet and Fee: $5.76 ... _...... ■ $130.00 plus Electric. CaU 609- ences. T.L.C. assured, Aug. or Industrial zoned. On main road, 1/2 custom drapes Included. New own­ Open Dally & Sunday Evenings and Weekends - j 448-5274, after 1 p.m. Sept, occupancy pref. Please caU mile from Turnpike Exit. Phone er may assume low Interest mort­ 924 - 7575, evenings, 883 - 4422 448-2097 395-1871 448-5605 Mrs. Thomas, 924-6520 after 8, 201-634-3050 before 2p.m. or 609- gage. Call 448-4040 after 6 and 387-0038 evenings. weekends. PAGE TWELVE THE CENTRAL POST THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1968 BULL IS CITED The registered Guernsey bull Woodacres Emperor has been Free Saturday Tennis Clinic Let Our named a Gold Star Sire by the American Guernsey Cattle Club, To Begin For Kids, Adults He was bred by Atherton W. Hob- Reputation ler of The Great Hoad. Registration for a free tennis week period on Saturday after­ OF 19 YEARS BE , -Q-, clinic, co-sponsored by the Rec­ Astronomers say the sun is u noons at the high school courts. YOUR GUIDE IN reation Commission and the South Each participant must bring ten­ rather average star. Brunswick Jaycoes, will get un­ SELECTING YOUR nis racquets and shoes; while the derway Saturday, April 20. Recreation .Commission will sup­ NEXT AUTOMOBILE. your bike Those Interested may sign up ply tennis balls. "STOP IN OR CALI" at the municipal building between Only the normal Insurance fee M r . " K " 5 oUt o f noon and 3 p.m. for registering In any township Classes will run over an elght- recreation program will ,be * CONVERTIBLES * STYLE? charged...... — WeekliT* Open to all residents of the •m r » « r a / c . . . s m s Pipeline Hearing CALL NOW FOR 'M notfr# , ., k .m township 8 years and older, the Ch**r .. u.ee IMMEDIATE •** r.rd g *i. see .. ie.ee classes will be divided into 8-16 ’*4 Chirr - IT.99 Delayed By PUC years and over 16. Based on in- ' CREDIT 968-2990 •o Chevy 42) ... 'O Mtrevrr ...... Ifl.M terest, the two divisions could '«5 Ponllto ...... e.se N o Monty Down 9 Many, Montht to Pay ■el c*44r ...... 1.39 Public Utility Commlssionhear- break down Into,smaller classes. ings on Transcontinental Gas Pipe­ Charles Harvey will serve as IP QUAUniO line Co.’s proposal to Install a42- tennis director for the program, WEEKLY WEEKLY WEEKLY lnch pipe parallel to an existing 30- and Mike Rifl as head Instructor. TOYOTA A/T .10.00 '65 COMET Cal. ... 13.00 '43 CHEVY HT A/C .14.00 lnch line have been postponed until All Interested residents are CDRVAIR HT . 14.00 '*4 CHEVY 4-Dr____ 11.00 '43 OLDS Cutlass .. 8.00 Monday and Tuesday, April 29 and urged to register this week so CHEVY A/C ... 17.00 '64 SQUIRE 9*Peas 14.00 '43 METEOR 2-Dr. .. 9.00 See All The Now Models Of that classes can begin the fol­ VW 1300 Sdri. 11.00 '64 PONT. Bon. A/C 14.00 '63 PONT. Bon. 2-Dr. 11.00 30, at 10:30 a. m. FORD 1-Dr. HT 17.00 '64 PONT. 4-Dr. H.T. 9.00 •62 OLDS 4-Dr. A/C . 4.00 The delay was requested by Ivan lowing Saturday. CHEVY 4-Dr, 1110 '64 RAMBLER HT 11.88 '62 CHEVY Imp. 4-Or. 4.00 BICYCLES Bash, attorney for Mercer County. FORD 10-pas A/C 72.00 '44 CORVAIR 8.00 - 0 - '62 FORD 4-Dr. {2} . 7.00 Concurring wore Jonathan Fox, DODGE A/C . 13.00 '64 FORD 4-Dr. ... 9.00 '42 CORVAIR 4-Spd. 6.00 at INSURANCE SPEAKER CHEVY SS A/C .14.00 '63 BUICK Wildcat .10.50 •62 PONTIAC Wagon 1100 representing the County Parks DODO E Dart - . -'43 TEMPEST-2.Qtv- 5.50 '42 BUICK Elect. 4-Dr. 8,00 Commission; and Princeton Town­ Kai H. R. Soderman, CLU, 221 CADDY Cp. d«Vll. 13.08 '63 CORVAIR 2-Dr. 6.J0 '61 TEMPEST 2-Dr. 4.00 KOPP’S CYCLE PONT. S.W. 9 pass 14.00 '43 OLDS H.T., A/C 1100 '40 BUICK Sta. Wgn. 150 ship Attorney Gordon DrGrlffln. Nassau St., will bo the featured VALIANT 4-Dr. .. 8.00 '43 CHEVY Wgn. .10.50 •59 CHEVY Wgn____ 2.50 Solos - Service - Ports According to Mr. Griffin, more speaker at the Life Insurance time was needed to prepare for the Week breakfast meeting of the 800- Many More to Choose From— Transportalion Specials— AJI Makes, Models 10-12 John Street hewing. member Indianapolis, Ind., As­ 446 NORTH AVENUE 19 Yma r* Sam* Location D UN ELLEN/ N . Princeton, N .J. WA 4-1 052: The additional pipeline would sociation of Life Underwriters, I cross parts of Kendall P ark ... April 18. BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL (kitting The Bibbon ------► DIRECTORY <------

Robert Pierry (right) Frank­ vice-president; Otto Kaufman, avallaDle for new accounts and lin Township mayor cuts rib­ Montgomery mayor and Her­ a grand prize trip to Bermuda For Information Call 297-3434 bon opening new Kingston office bert B. Crowell, office man­ Is being offered to a lucky of Franklin State Bank. Helping ager. The Bank Is employing customer.,,Banking hours at the out from left are: Frank Chrin- a colonial theme during the office, located on Route 27, are HARDWARE DRUG STORE ko, South Brunswick mayor; An­ Grand Opening which runs un­ 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily and 9 a.m. thony D. Schoberl, executive til April 27. Free gifts are to 5 p.m. Saturdays. SIEGELS FRANKLIN PA RK. PHARMACY OBITUARIES Police Chief: We MISS ELLA MAY SMITH Your Problems are ours . KINGSTON — Miss Ella May THE THREE BROOKS Smith, 67, of Academy St., died on the rood to Princeton at the Carver Nursing Home, nt-or Kingston Open 7 Days Got Soto Evidence FAST, FREE DELIVERY Hours: OpMi doily Mon., thru Sat., Engllshtown. 1 8:15 to 6 A lifelong resident there, she Corner Rt. 27 and penalty provision as that ruled un­ CLOSED SUNDAYS was a member of the Kingston Princeton police chief Peter J. Henderson.Rood. Methodist Church. McCrohan said In a statement at constitutional In the Lindbergh law. Telephone WA 1-6275 Surviving are a brother, Charles the borough's council meeting last U. S. Attorney David M. Satz Lenox Filters Kirsch Rods Call 297-3571 C., of Jackson, Mich., and a sis­ week that his force, not the FBI, and Mercer County Prosecutor ter, Mrs. Ralph Beekman of Frank­ should receive credit for Jose Vincent Panaro have been locked OPEN EVES. ’TIL 9 P.M. lin Park. Soto's arrest. Soto is accused in a tug-of-war over who will FLOOR WAXING PLUMBING Graveside services were held of the fatal shooting of Princeton prosecute Soto. Soto has been In­ Monday with the Rev. Kenney E. Bank and Trust Co. teller Kristi dicted and pleaded Innocent to mur­ Hummel officiating. Burial was In Pflster Feb. 13. der charges In both the U. S. Dis­ /PLUMBINGS 3588 LINCOLN HWY., KENDALL PARK the Kingston Cemetery, under the Contrary to statements by the trict Court here and In Mercer PROMPT direction of the Mather Funeral U. S. attorney that the FBI had court. RUSTIC MALL, MANVILLE Home, 40 Vandeventer Ave. gathered1, all the evidence, Mr. Mr. Satz had previously indi­ WTT dEWOTR McCrohan .said that borough po­ cated that the dispute could be set­ f l o o r w a x in g s e r v ic e lice secured all evidence and tled "to the satisfaction of both" CALL DA 9-6063 turned It oyer to the FBI for bal­ after the Supreme Court ruling on commercial • residential listics and other tests. • u the Lindbergh law. DONALD C. ROOMER Soto is In Somerset County Jail Assistant U. S. Attorney • window cleaning • INC. while a 'jurisdictional battle de­ Wilbur Matheslus stated Monday velops between county, state and that the papers on the Supreme Phone for Free Estimate- Georges Rd. Dayton Federal authorities over who will Court decision had Just been re ­ try the murder suspect. ceived, and that a decision on 985-6877 FULLY LICENSED & INSURED That battle entered a new phase whether the. U. S. District Court Seuierooter Service when the/IU. S. Supreme. 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