WINDSOR- HIGH TS HERALD
V O L , 4, N O . 3 0 HIGHTSTOWN, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JULY 3 Newsstand IOC per copy ( harged H ith Illegal S'ale* Possession Service Township Police Arrest Five Curtailed T • \«*v* Residents After Will Nut Have eek Gun Probe
Home ■ Delivery T, ..st 'Windsor Township Police j have .trrested five men on charges Iresldent Lyndon Johnson's of illegal purchase sale and pos- agreement tp reduce expenditures i session of guns. tr 56 billion means that new home- The mar arrested were Felton owners ana apartment dwellers In "Hillary to i H (tobart- l > Trenton; John Purcell. 21 2.26 N the High 1st own -East Windsor area M'aln st . Hightstown; Richard will have to dp' without mail de ;Cass 21 Shady Rest Trailer livery to their forties. That fact became evident this Court; John Manning 20, Wester- week when the Post Office Depart - Ilea Arms Apartments; and Donald ment began to cut back some Marut. 27. 32 Plneyb ranch Road, postal services and the hiring of Cranbury. Marut was free on his own new personnel. recognition while the others were The Hightstown Post Office will free or, $500 ball each, police said. cease to sell stamps and money Preliminary hearings on the orders on Saturday, July 27 as no charges were scheduled for 4 r . nr... window service will be offered. EXTENSION of Oak Creek Road would enable school children lo have access io the driveway lower '■ >nly general delivery windows will rigf | of the new Melvin Kreps elementary school Oak Creek Road is paved to within approximately ' mt laj M ) S .ft. being post poned last Tuesday, be open this Saturday,, from 10 300 yards ol the dr veway The arrests culminated a six- a. m. to 12 noon. Only general week investigation by the town deliver', patrons and firms that ship police department .Police normally cal! for their mall at the were originally put on the case post office w ill be able to use the Sidewalk-) ea. R oadway-Nay Sy ,i tip that one of the suspects post office, according to Hights was arrying .. gun in his car. town s assistant postmaster E. W. police said. McCue. Hillary was the first of the Mr. McCue tided that residents For Sept. 4 School Opening [Ulntat arrested. He was picked who have rec Ived a notice that up Saturday and charged with Ille parcels are t, Jlng field for them gal possession >f a deadly weapon, at the post offl :e will also be able When school opens here on Morning kindergarten < .asses at—1 has authorized a pupil Insurance police said. He was brought be to use the pos office on Saturday Wednesday, Sept, -i children walk tending the Melvin Kreps elemen program, information on which will fore Judge Kart Easl anti released morning. f ing to the new Melvin Kreps ele tary school will report at 8:40 a.m. be furnished to all students at on $500 bail. Poet Office ipokesman said that mental schoo: will have a side Registration for new students in the opening of schoql. Purcell. Cass and Marming were new homeowners as of July 1 will walk access to the grounds from all grade- .: tel plsct m losed lunch periods are sched arre ted Sunday morning at not be able to lave mall delivered Oak .'reek Road. Wednesday, Aug. 28, from 8:30 ule!.: for ai. students attending the Munit's Sunoco Station. Routt 33. A R R ET ' Nils iF F n JE R S -vho cracked the case after six weeks investigation are from left to right. to them. They %1U have to use gen Mayor Donald Schultz sa l' mat a.m. until 3 p.m. at which time high schoo. and the Intermediate “ he trio were part-time employees pairoioiar Richard Tarrod, Patrolman John Masserim and Sgt Pai Delve eral deliver. Tills would affect any he felt that a sidewalk could be in school nurses Twill be available to school Pupils attending t£e Walter new homes golAg up in the township of Marut stalled along toe right-of-way T discuss health; requirements and , Black school may bring lunch- Police said that Purcell took an specifically the Devonshire, Hick • a* reals Road before the m ' ot records. *tfl th80 Jt return, home. order for a .38 caliber snub-nose ory Acres, and House Beautlfto W eather opening in September. Ail new pupils who w: i. ha attend Melvin H. Krcp* School pupils revolver drove to Kentucky pur area. Windsor Regency apartments 5 -Day Smoking I think that we can get the town ing kindergarten, grade- 2, 3, 4 may use toe cafeteria services chased toe gun, returned and sold in the borough would also be affect ship rew to put in a sidewalk, and 5 should register at the Wal provided or return home. The In the gun sometime. In July to a ed by the curtailment pt the serv Outlook he said, I doubt that an exter - ter - . Black School on that date termediate School and high school rest lent at I ast Windsor 1 1 H ices, the spokeamen said. ston c afc real 'oad ml e if tney have not done so prevlous- cafeterias will provide a complete Da; Tha - ala a as - ado ai M i , nt*a Flan Returns Instructions have already been completed in time for .school’ s Xa : e i. t - U p B It 40-cent type A lunch or a la service station, police said. Town Today's weather will be mostly handed jJotgn to post offices across opening. should register tn toe intermediate - arte items. A type 'A lunch to- ship police plan to arrest the sus - lg-ned to sky said, 'there is danger ;n cloudy with expected thunder show- the coustri to All only three of each The mayor said toati has con School. Grades 9-12 will regis .e!: er with milk and ice cream pect who illegally purchased the stop smoking will be offered to smoking. " rs lK‘ tr-:: ;*-r itures tn the 80'#. four vacancies needed, Theovera, veyed his thoughts oni the matter ter at the high school. 11 possible, will be available for pupils in the gun from Purred within a short township and norough residents Approx:: ate;-, 1 pn cm of The five day forecast calls for cutback will to*al more than 80,000 to the Board of Education. new high school students are en- Kreps school t aieterla. period of time, they said. , ; . >■ - is the the group undergoing the therapy temperatures to average above the positions within toe department Offered I-»se their craving for smoking by normal of 77 school officials sad earlier ex r our aged to register prior to A complete listing of room as Purcell was charged with the The Post Office Department totals pressed toe desire tohavethc se< - Wednesday , Am; 28 so that their signment.-. ;r m kindergarten to 1 lie.- sale of . gun and released April earlier this the em I to. (bn fa) period Sflswwre in faredfeted on TOC 000 employees. The cutback is tion- paved so that school buses schedules can be arranged and 12th grade and a listing of the pu on $50u ball. tccordlng to Mr Botansky Sunday lestgned to reduce government could approach toe school without transcripts secure: (bore toe pils assigned to each school bus, C ass sold a 32 .libel u ahv, ...... iiKHMiniHiiHtiHimitiiittiiiiiiiimiifiiiiiniiniiii employment to toe complement in undue detouring and p.o tr, at opening of school. including the bus stops for each ish-made gun to Felton Hlllery, night at 7:30 j m. in the Inter- existence tn itfk*', 1966. chlldres walking from the Brook- Jun accordance with regular school bus route, will appear' In aci ording to lOllce if ter he pur mediate School : JtocktOO Street. Both the jlrfistaht Postmaster. tree area would be spared a hali- : K,;u : fed iti N If tin following issues of this newspaper. chased it n Virginia while on active The program In April had a £.. W. McCue and the Superin mile detour. iduty iii tire Navy, The sale of the registration of II lersons with and Inside... tendent of Malls. Ken Dawson of Barring any .engthy delays in gun was r arie in July, police said. 18 successfully -i liii u; smok- the Hightstown Post Office feel that toe finishing of toe Melv|r. Kreps He too was - harged with the ille fng. the cutback will severely hamper elementar school toe East »Vt gal sale :>f a gun and released the delivery of mall here. They onslsts if group sor Township Schools Vi 11 'per: its Two New York employees a# Police said that th&suspects had on 3500 ball. thcr cite the growing population wlti apy sessions lasting one hour, doors to 3,jd0 students on the first - arts -'em -A- a: tote fita taken the Hertz car without toe per Manning reportedly took an Lect which the department is constantly ure- discussions films, Wednesday of September. Tills pan;- - ad slogan literally last mission of the company* ord- r for a .22 nine-shot revolver trying to . keep pace as toe main dem
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More tflan I hildren. ig* eight to 13. are currently en- Joying the sumroerYMCA pro- gram offered In the Inter- medi ate School r..td Peddle Srhool T program, which lasts front 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each weekday during jt five cek period which began on Monday, July 8, con- slsts of swimming, gymnastics arts and rafts ->uft! .ill ,md at - chery, Progra m directory Da vtd Paulus. a mn th teacher In the ffanklln 1rownshlp school system, has 1 aiding In the supervision >: the children. The group* s
** activities cons lsts of a swim Piich day and zit. opportunity to participate In arts ;ind crafts softball or gym
THIS YOUNGSTER tdM- , few m inu tat tes i)ot gsi tof 1 - EN G R O SSED in the linking of Peddie Se*', i pi an early f 7 0 INSTRUCTION m how leather belt is eight year old Mar E R C IS E S are part of the program al " a BstWie School pot f M tiractor David Morale v • a ">1] Attee. one of the YWCA Beth Sepiak of Hausser Avenue 1 i : eat! tht -■ > >-r se- Original l thus SPECIAL YOUNG PEOPLE'S SHOW Opera Association li\ t rea irtists DON KNOTTS it 'tali Museum in To Repeat Traviata TRENTO! •' — Two films with a) i similar thi me will make their; THE GHOST and MR. CHICKEN'' it * N. J, State Museumj York tty debut in oncert. at Car The Princeton Opera Associa an Sun la July 28, at 3 p.m.j TECHNICOLOR tion returns to Trenton's Colum negie Hall, As a 1968 winner ad Both are ■ he first produced by bus Tark on sati 'da), July 2' ai the American 1 tpera Auditions, Inc. area men both concern man's 8:30 p.m. for a performance of he will debut at the Mantua Opera Sat Jaty 27 At 1 P M. violent < t< nan. House it, Italy In September of ' La Traviata. "The Latter; by rederick W. this year He has appeared In ADMISSION 60* The Association presented the Chandler oi i ardvilie, was largely) Plauhouse Verdi opera two weekends ago at numerous .eadlng roles with 'The TO ALL bM vH td btseu in I t Prlnretor tpera Association, and the Open Air Tlm tre, Washing Robbins’, llo' at" is >ac kground. ton Crossing, CO capacity audi this spring sang the role of Sharp Mi ' ... - - i I a less Ln Madama Butterfly with ences. Last summer's produc editor an tea in als lain the Opera Theatre of New Jersey. tion of "La Boheme, given at both photograpt; s ' -.uun-i r edits, y F.: N’CETOTv U N IV XRSITY He appeared at the ; )pen Air Thea Columbus t Park and Washington ’Isms by Frederick Olessl of tre last season as Marcello Ln Crossing, drew wide critical ac Lawrence Lie as: ■ Yuar* oun-| "La Bob erne. . UTUOCfR CH 4 M B IE claim. "La Traviata, under the try Day . ioI as Its background. direction of Maestro Igor Chlcha- The production's Flora will be He is listed is -atiter and direc double ast with Regions Matysek gov, offers an array of brilliant tor, but prater - .eave actual O N C O . T S and Muriel Long each singing a voices and professional talent. (ttn m. performance Miss Matysek Violetta will be sufig by Mildred author of c plays many n which | Fling of The Metropolitan Opera akes her first appearance with he has lirected. A number have! /T> Studio, She has ^tng leading roles The Princeton Opera Association tat) with the Lake Gforge Opera Co., and most recently appeared as The Kansas City -yrtc Opera, The Kate Pinkerton tn Madarna But A c - sNr - ,Nf r. Kansas City Star ght Theatre, The terfly with The opera Theatre of ) ULy 2 9 Rain Dot, Central City Op. ra, The Boston I New Jersey . Miss Long lias been Opera Players, The Arlington a frequent performer with the ■hiV 30 Opera Theatre, aAd The Metropoli Princeton company since Its be tan Opera StudL , She has also ginning in 1961. She has appeared A comedy tor every bodv appeared as gu*st soloist with ln such roles as Miss Todd in "The young and old many symphony . orchestras, In Old Maid and The Thief’ and the RACTER in Summer IntirtM ' is p iy< h m i l Imbi cluding the Kansas City Philhar mother In 'Hansel and Gretel.' CENTRAL CHA Jack Walter iiulutfinnj imwif of monic and the Albany Symphony Tenor John Selartino sings Evans and Detxx ah Savadge share a number of role* m the Kafka drama T be plav opens Friday. July Herman Malartood will sing the Gastane, a role he has performed 26, at 8 30 p m Lemmon Matthau Bnt/itHi'n. SihuEon B ra A m.- role o Alfredo. The distinguished many times and most recently young tenor ga*e an outstanding with the Opera Theatre ctf New GRADU ATF COLLEGE performance lh the Princeton Jersey Arthur Lloyd, recently The Odd Couple Opera Association s "La Boheme elected president of The Opera ('ham her M usic Sorth Loan 8 3 0 P ,\f last season. lie made his New Theatre of New Jersey, sings the Intime To Presentthru Th u rt 7 30 9 35 York City debut-at Carnegie Hall role of the Baron. Wayne Wai S e r i e s ( ) p e n s I o Friday 6 8 10 15 Briny Plank,!.- - A o Oiair- PnnnicJ two years ago vfhen he appearod ters, who recently appeared as ) r nr t * r r r • 15 S*t 2-4^6-8-10 on a program with Eleanor Stee- the King Ln the Trenton State Capacity Audience Sun 1 30-3 30-5 30 r 30.9 35 ADM I 5 $10 sV FREE ber, Martina Arroya, Justine ICollege presentation of Alda, s l I rial Q»iiy Matifww /V—delays 2 P M Diaz, and Bi an cite Thebom. Mr assumes the role of Dottore Gren- A rapacity audience of 700 turned Malamood has appeared on radio vll In his first appearance with out for the first tn the newly On Thursday, July 20, summer AMPLE and television, at Madison square the Princeton Opera Association. organized Princeton University ■It llfferent roles. IT Mi. S of Pf-tm* Intlrne wIII
Last year the tournament drew The East WtBtfMt Township more than I Of participants with Zoning Board granted a variance Princeton’ s Buzz VV oodworth gain- to Hlckor oraai I rai Jor- share of the boys 12-and- por.itlon » Monday right when the cfoubles championship. - . o.- ,, MS onsi-ucted Princeton residents in the ihrw teal m i hi hiding MISS BARBARA. HOPKINS tourne; Included Robbie line. semi-finalist in the boys The house :s located or. Debbie NOW Harhtmi Hopkins 12- and-under singles; Michel L...a- .md jos onstrucied with Glouchvlf*; quarter- finalist In the Its vai ,ge three feet over the build Reroutes Engaged boys 4- ana-under singles; Mary ing llm nglneers failed to notice Pickering, runner-up In the girls the oistake mttl after the house I 4 competition and Dede Pickering, was onstructed. Apparently-, Mr and Mrs. Joseph E Hop gaining a share of runner-up hon according to testimony the road kins of Woodslde Avenue have an ors In the rjrls 14 doubles (Debbii Lane was to curve In nounced the engagement of their 7 is year's event will be staged fret.- of the house nut Instead. . iaughtei Bari ar i K m. to Brws at the Community Park courts, It was . instructed straight The Patrick Longo son of Mr and Mrs. beginning Monday July 29. at 10 | mistake vas cade when the TWO ways to save .id'.,,,!, - LOOCI >? I'h-r art! a. m* Rain date ts July 30 at the property was proportioned to con- Road. same time. Corn with ttx construction of a Both are graduates of Hlghts- straight road, according to testi The tournament seeks area fam town High School mony. The bride-elect ts employed by ilies a tiling -to-bOOStoput- of- town ; . c, > ■ y ilituica. Into a ESfctof and earn mare interest Dr Frank Shapiro of Prince- tor,. Her fiancee ts er ptoyed by concerning housing and tournament J D Johnson Company, Inc., of pi.,; u ay be obtained by contacting Mbs - Karen Fitzpatrick, 486Rost Mime Bail Has Major Kin Hlghtstown, Oceanport, N.J Mime Ball is The couple will wed next June, ial e Road or Miss DebbieFnders- by Province Line Road. immediate km h iw., 1467 Mon mouth Park stake ; winners. Swoon- awav and V, , 1 ensor By Swoon's at your Son.out of Bluf Norka. Mme Ball ( ouftle Sm s Humble Oil is u sister tc Swoonaway, winner of last year's Salvator Mile Handi cap and i half-sister to War Cen v Hlghtstown <-ouple has filed strurted ,u*d improper!-. Installed sor, the Longfellow Handicap vic suit against the Humble ill and and maintained. tor War Censor was sired bv Gal HOMETO Refining and the operators Hit- couple claims that the tank lant Ma, nei| ciai ; tatton leaks and had contammatal their aln in. al ■ a l. a tm as well, and damaged their shrubs damaged their properly. am: lowered the property value V BANK . . In the superior ourt suit, Paul of the::- land. and Fva Rapant Jr. of Route 33 In seeking iamages frorr. the lain. ai. underground storage ol compare, and station oper tank Installed at the sere, e sta ator-, the apants arc being rep- REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS tion of Mh. atid Mrs. John C. resentei m attorney Wllllan Id Kasalis was negligently con- McGovern. T 4 * Earn 4 I) 0 I r , la) . ,1m | . any amount Y K.i money s always available when needed Money » V M MtMTSTOWM 4 VKIWTT A- / deposited by the tenth of any month earns interest from the first ( ■ CARDUNERS ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT V v LIQUOR STORE 5 % Pay 5 ’ interest annually Minimum ertificate S1.0G0 Larger amounts available m multiples of S 100 ^3 v One Of The L a r g e s t WE TAKE PRIDE IN S e le c t i o n s Of Wines YOUR ORIENTALS '.r, Suburban Trenton SPOTmESSCLEANiNG since i8 7 o h , EXPERT REPAIRING Ft Ft ST NATIONAL BANK ATLANTIC ca«pe1 99 MAIN ST.—HIGHTSTOW N, N. J Suntime Funtime Outings CLEANING COMPANY Lei us cater to your cool comfort HIGHTSTOWN 586 6600 Try Tracy's First! Call 448 0575 FREE DELIVERY PAGE POUR WINDSOR - MIGHTS H E RA L D FHURSDAY, JULY 2 < 01 T : 1:1' K RADI H es play a dam rid pack- Havens Leads Point Race >peration in& i Mrs Vi rn i t eytor Soil*tin clerk o' East Windsor Town ship’ s municipal- coart i plete* \t Hast Vs indi-or SpeedwaN an 16-hour eight-week Rutgers COMA VI TO BODY University course ti th* "Fr:'- Rt ' 30 Just South of Maple Straarr Rd With the racing season rapid!;, t.P. )4 points separate die first ciples of Municipal' ourt Adminis East Windsor High tst own M j tration." Mrs. Taylor com approaching the naif ‘■'a;, mark four modified stock ar drivers, pleted the course on JuL . at the one-hall clay track;:. Hlghts- Havens 374 , irlffin 3C , Don COLLISION REPAIRS -0- town, Dick Havens of Doyles town, stives of Trenton 348 and Joe SERMON Pa., holds a 14 point lead over Kel j laxerstuwr. Fa. 340). AUTO GLASS Rev. Robei^ S, Beaman Pee Wee < riff In of Miami, Fla. KelF. won the last .'eature race BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BALANCING of the Westmln ,ter Presbyteri Griffin, last year's namplon, ran and has been running well for the GENERAL REPAIRS ALL MAKES Into trouble for rough riding past four weeks. He lost three an Church of Manalapan will AUTO PAINTING speak on The 1 amt; on sun- two weeks ago and hurt nls point feature wins because of flat tires day at the ljca.ro. service. standim. and motor trouble. INSURANCE "ESTIMATES In the sportsman division, : li Thornes Coma propietor Ph ie 448 0064 es hut.ei acd • lass with 432 points. i ee Taylor and Frank .ppolite are tier: foi second place with 352 points, Mike Grbac is J&e ‘Stutoe b *Dch third 302., Jack Helgei fourth 280 and diaries Anger mar. fifth HOAGIES TO GO "DeUghtfulh Dunn with 246. In the limited sportsman class •REGULAR f Restaurant & (Cocktail Lounge Dick Taylor of Trenton :eads the group with 566 points. He is •ROAST BEEF | Dinners. Luncheons. Sandwiches followed by John Wagner '386), Bob Mn ullough .372 , BUI 'li •TURKEY i Banquet Facilities Closed Tuesday ' ver 318 and Ton. Fppolite with 7 Phone 448-9684 & 448-089r: Hightstown, N J ^ 314. This Friday, warmups begin at • HAM p.m. with the green flag being dropped at 7:30 p.m. The limited Motorist Suffers Head Injur n > • STEAK sportsman run three 10-lap quali fying heats and a 15-iap feature Member- ol the H Ightstown er of theuvehtr le, Nathaniel proceedln Princeton- * ITALIAN ZYDORSKI S ROADSTAND The modified cars run 10-lap First Aid squad and the Fast Thomas, 39, of 6 Jones ourt, Hlghtstown Road when ins car heats and a consolation to quaJi- Windsor Township Police help Trenton was treated at Prince left the r oadway an>d struck a FRESH VEGETABLES fy for tire 25 lap feature race ol extract the victim of a crash ton Hospital for lacerations >f telephone pole. Police issued on Prlnceton-H ightstown Road the head and a severed tongue. a summoios for car«dess driv- ARCHER'S APPLE the night. SWfET CORN PICKED FRESH Bob Plckell ol Klemington, Stan last f riday afternoon. The dri Police said that Thomas was lag. Bid c IflpntQ , kpS ! ilbrun: ROUTE 130 HIGHTST0WN 448 9785 of ctaten Island and Larry My- TR0UGH0UT THE DAY rorchuck were drivers who ap peared for the first time this year I last week. Each week has seen DUTCH NECK ROAD more that. 100 cars in the pits ■ with a season high of 135. « % * < • % $ • % milt west of Rt.130 "he track is located four miles 1 U “Place off New Jersey Turnpike, exit 8 and a mile off Route 130. #**************+****+** - 0 - \ * * * ♦ Toft W a r n t‘r Hegi ris Ai would like to thank out trie: ,i patrons * ♦ Thursday\ Aim. 1 j ■ * i > ■ /} SUMMER * warm I v It was a pleasure to serve you. Coaches for the Pop Warner * * Football teams for 1968 will be Dollv Madison will be here to serve you in ♦ Joseph A’ycoff Willian. Wtnckle- the future. 1 * Dvv SALE! * hotfer Ed Wethenmayer Byron * Asbburn andR.^Smith. Pee Wee’ s; J * * Haywood Robinson. Lyle Resch, |l WE’RE * BUI Pullen and Bob Smith., Mid THE RUBEINSTEIN FAMILY * * gets Ed McCall will be the head CRAZY WITH ■ oach of the progTan * Nadirjt. , Adel!, Mark. Bonus and * " - THE HEAT! Practice will begin on Thurs- * : ■ A in: .a ( :i! ’ he In- Doris and Joe ■ * - ’ ' Jl ■ * * b -mediate School. Practice nights * * will include Monday, Wednesday * and Friday of each w*-ek thereaf — * ter. ♦ Police (lar In Locust Corner Mishap msc * "he Pop Warner teams will ope jj .dmp$snem An East Windsor Township cidept at the inters®etlon of * STOREWIDE * lb Masai Bind ay sept. 15. sign. Mr Schwartz and Lt. Bar- Princeton Hlghtstown Road police ar driven by Lieuten Princeton H Ightstown Road low wer* taken to Princeton z c * * - 0 - ant Barlow was one of three Near Rt 13C | >■ | A pound of cotton can be and Old Trenton Road last Fri Hospital where they were treat * vehicles in a 5:20 p.m. ac- SUMMER CLEARANCE a- -pun into 70 sards of fabric. day. According to police, Lt. ed for multiple abrasions and HightJtOwn N 3 * r * Barlow pulled his patrol car ontusions of the head and left a- - into westbound traffic on flank ;•*-■>,jxi'-tiveli Mr 'Gcxxi- * * 5 ::: BIG 20% PLUS OFF Princeton Road after writing . v is apj. irently not injured. PHONE —Nr:' * if Awt.rjrs. OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES * H / G H T S T O W i ticket for speeding motor i<1' ;s. pf m : h msky said the ♦ ist whon: he had stopped. The polic* ar incurred >bout $1,- 609 448 6250 a- headlights end flashing red light * STOCK UP NOW FOR DOMESTIC O* 500 damage. a- were still turned on in the pa IMPORTED ♦ BACK TO SCHOOL CLOTHES a- b u d trol car police said, as the ve * — a- • LIQUORS • WINES hicle reached Trenton Road. AJ Byer > BEER There another vehicle heackxi + 448-0365 north on “35 "came out in front" £ trading as * 107 STOCKTON ST of the patrol car. according to ♦ FtH PAMIRS IACRJTKS -T KUDamn IBI KBsavtci FKI the police report .jk! the ve a- hicles collided. The second car * J.U t i a J farimenl Star e a- was driven by John L. Schwartz Antlionjr T James Eirt«m * a- * pr>0 of Hlghtstown. The impact sent * 102 Norti Main Straat Mr Schwartz's car Into the HnjhttrowHt, New Jersey a- third vehicle \ hlch was * a- stopped at the intersection while * Free Parking AcrSi* Street From Store a- southbound on Old Trenton Vi!? Road. Gilbert Good of Hlghts- toyi a u irlvtng ttM tMr1 sergeant Clifford Rctoblns in vestigated tlie accident and is sued Mr. Schwartz a summons ; harglng him with failure to Simmons Sleep Sale yield the right of way at a stop E conomic Development NASSAU INTERIORS (Committee i II Meet meeting of the i ast Windsor Towrishlt : conomic Development mittei . - el i .it 8 p.m. in the -ownshif municipal building. The com mittee will consider . proposal for the printing of'the pan phi* * buys out Simmons Co Elizabeth N J warehouse stock of its fine sleep products oi. Fast Windsor Township. Lur* ;. Associates Of Newark will make the proposal. Custom covered in Scotchgarded fabrics Also on the agenda is the final approval of the letterhead of th< township and presentation of several doze: [ihotographs >f the tovmshtp to le included in the pamphlet.
LUTHERAN SERVICE The worship service and Sunday; churcl school of St Paul's Lathe ran Church will lie h- id at 1 a. m. The guest preacher thisSun- Si u *199 T()w s29 9 SAVE 850.00 " v \ f uj) to 8 1 50 R E N T A C AR Simmons Box Spring and Mattress Sels SAVE $50 or More - Save up to $100 on King & Queen size sets Twin Size Box Springs NOW Price Reg $60 NOW $30 NASSAU INTERIORS \t Low Kates Hotter and Hillman Route 130 360 Nassau (near Harrison) 924 7052 Open Thursday and Friday Until 9 p m *************** ******♦ THURSDAY. «;ULY 2., . *- • WINDSOR - RIGHTS H ERA LD PAGE FIVE New §tate 1 ax OBITUJCRJES B*P BkU I li rmnor Mabel o. Rutgers University w b .tound- 5n ttl Douglass founder and ■’ tJ •'ev Jersey .. ol- • firs; dean of tm ollege lege for Women. Its name was GEORGE D. HAWKE.. Is Advocated RANBURY - George D. Haw^ "New Jersey Is travelling us it is difficult to see how kins, 'G, of the 1 y HlghtstEfstn down the road tt> fiscal chaos an Income tax can be avoided" Road lied Sunday in .Middlesex MILLSTONE DELI If steps are not taken to change stated Mr. Schluter, "If an 1 7 aner aJ Has pita.. New Brunswick. our basic tax structure stated income tax Is 'In the cards' Retired from the ax*-Page SANDWICHES - HOAGIES Assemblyman William Schhi- for 1973 or 1974. It would hem leal Company he was rxtrn! ter. Suburban Mercer County make good sense to review In Augusta Ga., and lived .23 years SALADS Republican before the sum iur entire tax structure r»ov. In this area. mer meeting off the New Jer Why mike the same mistakes surviving are his wife, Eleanor! 4 Old Cranbury Rd sey Association of Townships. that were made when the sales Taylor Hawidns, three sons,: "We have an antiquated, patch- tax was imposed out of haste, George J. of Mew Rochelle, N.Y., At Rt 130 Across From State Police Barracks work system, for producing rev f believe that the property tax Nathaniel and larence at Day - enue In our State Now is the payer should be protected from tona Beati.. : la . a laughter, Mrs. I Op«n 7 days 7 A M to 11 P M time fur the legislative and further escalation of hts rates 1 ilile Ruth Presha of 'raisbury , execute e branches of state gov if an Income tax Is adopted. and 16 grandchildren. Phone 448-40S9 ernment to come together and Many of us forget that the Services were held ednesdaj Intelligently plot our future property tax Is most onerous at 2 p.rr.. at the ole Funeral course." and regressive In the titles. Home. North Main Street, with The New Jersey Association , I feel that this is the major the Rev. Homer J. Thomas of the Summer of Townships held Its regular cause of our urban problems. ' Immanuel Pentecostal Temple of summer meeting last Wednes Or. April 22 the Assembly ficiating. day in Asbury Park. Mr. passed a bill to establish a - 0 - Schluter digressed from his Tax Convention -wlth the ob HARVEY E. PARRY topic Responsibilities of local jective of revising the State Governments Today to urge the tax structure. Although I voted tar i ns : . P a m y „ p®©j. association to Support efforts against this bill In the Assem dent of Meadow Lakes since 1956, for revision In the New Jer bly because I disagreed with the died last Wednesday In St. Fran ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE MUST 60! sey tax structur# method of delegate selection. cis Hospital. "The resident* of this Stale I support Its objectives whole He was born In New York and ) MCA Team Has 3 •2 Record REDUCED 20-40% are In a very difficult bind heartedly" declared Mr. Schlu was a retired high school teacher declared Mr Schluter "On ter. He was also past master of M EM BERS of the High tst own y MCA Baseball team for boys ages 12 to '5 are iron- ,w left to the one hand we have exces Mr 'Chluter pointed to tet- Chancellor Walworth Lodge F and right, Lyn Stanley, Jamie Ivins. Wavne Fuller, Chip Craig. John Colema- back >w eoi ard Coates sively high property taxes, and increas-ed need for state funds AM 271, New York, a life mem Brett Paiadmo. David Van Hise Lou Dal ten bach, Wayne Reynolds and Mike Buiqr,a<’ Brer Whan on the other hand state taxes for higher education, medicaid, ODD LOT of SUITS MARKED DOWN 40% ber of the Scottish Rite of New was absent for photo taking Manager of the team is Roy Pullen and coach ,s Ted M in’ 'h e ream -as per capita are below the level pollution control, welfare and York and member of the Hlgtits- a 3-2 record in the South County League as they hold down second place of 45 other states. We are ap urban rehabilitation as the town F and AM Lodge 41. 0 00 COT of SHOES MARKED DOWN 40% proaching the point of 'killing chief reasons for additional B® IS survived by ms » -u e ,------the goose that !»ys the golden State revenue requirements. Elsie A. and one daughter {Miss . . . egg* If we ask our municipali "A tax convention, entered Muriel Parr- of Washington, D. . K x ia b lm h rd 94" ties to continue the upward Into with dedication and a forth Hightstowr. . odge No. -li held * U ODD LOT of LADY BUTTE KNITS spiral of property taxes. The right attitude can Intelligently services : rlaay evening from only way to put a celling on re-structure the entire frame the Heyer Funeral Home, 202 \t tempt REDUCED 40% property taxes Is to change work if Nixes paid ''• y Now fej Stockton Street, 24 HR. sey citizens. If It Is deter our structure aijd have our state - 0 - .si Kv K b mined that New Jersey should pay a larger share for tire ROBERT T. CARTER public services provided our have an Income tax let's make I h\* arted sure that Its proceeds are prop citizens continued Mr. Schlu Robert T. Carter. son of Mr. ter erly applied and that the evils An attempted suicide was and .Mrs. Phillip Carter of 2 thwarted Tuesday evening. July SPECIALIZING IN COTTRELL’S "Many state leaders are now of a sky-rocketing property tax axe not allowed to continue" Holmes Road, ;ranbury, has been 16 when a man was dragged ashore calling for a personal Income named to tee Dear's Honor List, INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL MEN’S SHOP tax. With the situation facing he concluded. from Etra Lake .after he attempted College of Business Administra to submerge himself under water. INSTALLATIONS tion, Syracuse University. East Windsor Police reported 131 S. MAIN ST 444E3524 LUIGI S ITALIAN DAN'S He is a graduate of Hun School that Herbert Jones 21. of Etra MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS It; Princeton and will be entering RESTAURANT & PIZZERIA Road jumped off the Etra Lake • FREE PARKING IN REAR SUNOCO his sophomore year at Syracuse bridge into three and one-half Robbinsville, N. J. 6091 587-7168 University this tail. SERVES feet of water and tried to hold TIRES This summer he Is working In his head under water. Jones’ tee McGraw-Hill Distribution ('en DINNERS BATTERIES brother-In-law Butch Spearman, ter, jumped Into the water and pulled • V ' 7 W ACCESSORIES v \ / \ \! Y 7 LUNCHES ! - -o - him ashore. V v l S & H Green Stomps Police reported that Jones had TAK E OUT ORDERS ittempted suicide previously at the M ercer & Academy Sts Ruilding Kilmer Job Corp site when he 1 26 Sou#? Mo - S i slashed his wrists with a broken MR. MISTY IS HERE W I gH't f * 6* n , N.j. H i gh t s town N J bottle. Phone 443 2403 Phone 448-9781 The suspect was sentenced to Draws hire days In the Mercer County Jail and recommended for psy The burning of an old farmhouse chiatric treatment by Judge Ed off Pnriceton-Hlgtitstown road last ward Costlgan. IN HIGHTSTOWN! Thursday evening brought out tee -0- HIGHTS HARDWARE Co " strnr.v fee iings" A yasslng MAIN ST (OPPOSITE BAPTIST CHURCH o M M n . ytrgWa High, of Grovers Mills, who was pass Danel Slated 4 48-044.3 ing through the area on a shop MEET HIM AT ping trip, told the Herald this week that the building being burned ap To Discuss peared to have antique value. Mrs. High said that the (Klghts- Migrants Lot towr, fire ompany might have done retter to auction some of tee The Unknown Americans: Mi building before baring It to the grants will be the topic of dis ground. She said that the shut cussion at The First Baptist DAIRY QUEEN ters doors, staircases, mantles, Church In a special panel pro and floorboards would have been gram next Tuesday at 7 p.m. of value to antique buyers. The The pane, will feature several sale of the e things would have speakers who are familiar with ROUTE 130 HIGHTSTOWN enhanced the treasury of the fire the life and problems of the mi men’ s fund drive, she said. grant worker FEDDER "With the burning of the build Those to speak are Raymond ing the trees surrounding tee house Male, Commissioner of Labor AIR CONDITIONERS are sure to die.-' she said. and Industry for tee state of New Actually the fire department, ac Jersey: Arthur West, president of The Strong Silent Type cording to Chief Fred Tornqulst The New Jersey Farm Bureau; was acting upon the request of Mrs. F. D. Epps, Princeton res thi -vners In burning the house. ident who Is active in the area at ALL SIZES IN STOCK "The owners were afraid that Improving migrant life; Sister the house might catch on fire Geutlng. teacher at Stuart oun- from Bin uncontrolled 0w G.lef try Day School of The Sacred I : I fat faM - ill -ha: fa- Heart who Is involved In .student 5 OOO BTU to 18 OOO BTU grants had been using the build projects to help migrants. ing - well as pranksters and The program Is a second of a other urioslty seekers. series on Poverty and Plenty" . AIL TASY MOUNT IN MINUTES The owner of the burned buiId sponsored b> the Princeton Chris le. . B ai M : Hi I bnoc I lies of tian Unity Committee. THERMOSTATICALLY CONTROLLED E ast Orange The owner showed no Interest LOWEST PRICES In saving any part of the building Virline Talks for ar. antique auction. The firm Rd Id contribute to the Are depart ment's campaign fund, however. , YIerger \\ ith for the department’ s safe burning of tlx building. Chief Tornqulst Are There Secrets in said. l nnamed Firm - 0 - Merger negotiations between Medicine ? Princeton Airways and an un Nev Government identified corporation, now in pro gress, axe expected to be com pleted within tee week. There ore no Panel l)i»eu*«Mon According to Webster Todd Jr., secrets- m president of the line which files Set For Tomorrow ,u- bn:, slot urport jo Routs 206, operations have expanded so medidne. The pro’ s and con's of a seven- much In tee past year teat he Is an council and one-man manager Despite ani( adding new routes and equipment. for; if government for East Wind Two turbo - props, Dehavllland / sor Township will be ilscussed by rumors of utters, go into service In Kaat nd " - audit no laraga- September, with several more some remark lur meeting of the Millstone Civic ! scheduled :or deliver’, later. Association tomorrow Friday. Princetoc. airline got started able and Th*- meeting '111 be in the cafe- t tie 1964 irttl I i *••• fall nights terla of the Intermediate School, i "secret*- discovery fo r the treatment of to Newark and Kennedy. Its air- Stockton Street. Hlghtstown. at 8 Somehow things always look a little better taxi servh e meshed with several disease, its existence is very doubtful. Every p. rn. Other New i ark. New Jersey and Township voters will go to the j • operator tunneling through the windshield of a new car. medical discovery of m erit is m a d e known polls on Sept. 10 to cast their ap Into the big airports. prove,1 or rejection of the pro Nowadays 14 flights to these to all physicians as rapidlq as possible. posal Three part-time elected And they look even better / . , e 'ea . ~r . "g a ba*gam because you shopped : ■ aa ■ rlBcettB a ren .committee::,*-’ now manage the j around carefully One wav to "~s ■ . gpr the ces* tea s tc arrange an auto loan at the First te. - Men e: ounty Airport dally, Nat onai Bank before you buy - . "h- year caxga sing position wnerever you go— and You can look to gour physician with township. There- is no full-time ad-j wild 12 flights on Sunday and six mtnistr.itor. or aturda' you know you re saving money a getting a direct loan at ’ow bank *ates Just tell us how much* confidence and be assured that he will cash you I! need and - tome on College Freshman.... Blow vour own horn! S S C O U .E G E Contest closes August 2 nd. EIRS1 !M V- 1 I’RI/I $25 Gift Certificate Bambergers SIS Gift Certificate Bellows Boots Huht’s Kodak Instantjik Gallery 100 Shoes Nassau Shoe Tree Transistor Radio. .. U Store Wool Suit h\ k i' 11.1 Nevius Vouchees $10 Gift Certificate Thorne's Pharmacy Identificatmi Bran-iet The Princeton Packet Professii>nal Pfo ■;■ >yiaph' 7he Pilncetoii Packet Custome Phutugraph Fume Fhe F ; me Shoppe Packet Pom t Heialil Sctio. Subscription Fite Princeton Packet SIOGift ( ertificate Studio I 2 SECOND PI V 1 I’Rl/k S Circle Pin LaVake High Interims 1 .imp Nassau Interiors Slip Bailey's $5 G ift Certificate Edward's m Kendal! Park Casual Shoes Strol-a-Way c Kendall Park Professional Plum >uta phs. Fhe Princeton Pat ket $25 Gift ( ertificate fhe English Shop packet Pus; Hci iid N hm Subscription f he Pnncclor Packet TH IR D PI At i P R IZ E S $ 15 Gift Certificate. The English Shop Bra and Petticoat . Edith's $10 Gift Certificate . Nassau Pharmacy Professional Photographs The Princeton Packet French Purse Luttmann's Luggage Packet Post >' Met aid School Subscriptions. Fhe P-mceton Packet This Year It Could Be You! THE PRINCETON PACKET \ Mi** College Fre»hman Contest i* rum under wq\ Enlr> form II , u a^e a co-ed, entering college this MISS ( OLLEGE FRESHMAN CONTEST The Princeton Packet ’GH Mis'. < illege Freshnnur Conte mav submit the name If \.>ur arc not eligible . mrselt . ... a m e photograph of someone who doics qualtf A < Dire 'hone Number ------S ( o i I f ‘ iJ f * Join The Fun ^ngth snapshot with youf entry and send to Enter vour favorite Freshman Co- ed Today THE PRINCETO N PACKET 300 Witherspoon St P rin c e Ion. N J The contest closes Friday) Angus ?* .m m huh cd i!‘ I ic Packet D.k k ■x 21 i.ihii N't p'n 'togr.iplis between August 9 and I'm itcst closes August 2. 3 1 THE CENTRAL POST THE PRINCETON PACKET CLASSIFIED WINDS OR -MIGHTS HERALD Classified Rates Help Wanted Help W anted Help Wanted Fem Help W anted - Wale Help H anted Wale 1 ntiq u e# Bargain Mart AM Classified Advertising appears MALI ■ .R FEMALf - research BACTERIOLOGIST TECHNICAL In all three newspapers (clmula- position avallal le : echniciar witr PLUMBER: 3 YTs. exp. nec. Li OLD PRINCETON DEED'S - Fine urn- year college microbiology TYPIST Experienced. ptrod ux: COUNSELLOR BILLIARD EQUIPMENT - Bruns- t lor '<", 100', The Princeton Packet, biology, . pre-med or blo-chemistr'. beral Civil Service benefits to In-' condition. 1793 . Signature- Rob tab n reaponsfblUt) - rod a®®® *cj e senti.d 1 g uteres ulck Hoc. Pool lev. Used slate The Central Post and A'lndsor- background to participate in endo elude 12 vacation lays 12 paid ert Stockton Esq. John Beatty. T : necessary top grades Pleasant environ fa I ptneeton New Brunswick1s-o!dest personnel table- parts and supplies. Pearl Higtits He rate Ads rr ay be malted crinology. research. Bachelors te- holidays, 15 sick days, free med 1803 Signatures Ashbe. freer., In or telephoned. Deadline for new 56500 - with publishing company. Company | igem - need- engineering oriented Bri s 2925 1 : unswt k Pike. R t. grm n': sob ■ a pari an a ical ins,, pension plan. Salary: -amup! Bayard Fllsha Bnudtnot. -NT LUNG AND SNE LLESG Parking. Call 924-2729. man to learn placement of en U S. #1 Trenton. ads Is 5 p. nt. Mondays If the;- are quired. Write to Box *’1049, ■ $5499 to start plus . . 2 >ver- Joseph Shirk Make offer to Box 1 34 nassau street gineers md technical personnel. to be properly classified. Ads re The !*nr;' etor Packet. ilme Apply Personnel Jflce, * 1 06" ■ The Princeton Packet K AT HIE WHEATON 921 - 2021 Intellectual ingenuity and mature ceived on TuBsday before noon will N.J. Neuro-Psychiatric Institute, judgement. Earns progressively appear as "Too Late to Clasalfy" Box 1000, Princeton, N. J. Tel: higher inconie from minlmun of Ads must bd cancelled by 1 p m. BUS DRIVER - Part Tim e- needed 609-161.-040' ! xt. 242. 3, 4 .SIZE LOW POSTER bed. dry $8,000 first year, Phone 201 - BAILEY' D1 1 ARTMENT STORF Monday, 5 by school district. Very good ASSISTANT COOK In High School 1 {tea :• 1 si ■: 1 k- hourly rate. C all Princeton R i- 545-8525. hopping enfa 1 Help Wanted - Fem. .afeterl i and substitute cafeteria M : rr.lsc. items. Call RATES ire 11.50 for four lines or glonal schools 021-6292 work for September opening. Ap 609-737-0227. less for one' week or If ordered Uniforms a Specialty ply Hopewell Valley Regional ir, advance; $1.25 each for two GUARDS [ermanent and part, >chool District, 425 S. Main St., For Nurses Waitresses Maids. consecutive weeks ,md $1 per week GOOD PAYING tirfii Uniforms a.d equipment sup .ANTIQUE .'HOP. Just opened SCHOOL PLAYGROUND super Pennington, N J N1A N A GE ME NT T R A TNE1 Beauticians. Utility Work etc. In for three dr more consecutive visor. Approx. 1 1/2 hours per plied. Work 1: Hlghtstown area. at 290" Brunswick Pike (Rt. 1} tn Temporary1 office work is wslOog white and .assorted colors. weeks. Next Ihcrement of four lines lay each day. Sept. 4 - June 20 Young imd aggressive tobetrained For appointment. 201-329-6021. Lawrence Township near the for you. No fee. 50 cents and the same thereafter. For Information call Mr Cam for full manager of nation wide Franklin Corner Rd Located in the Ads may be displayed with white pion. principal Cr anbury Elemen food chain. Fee. Starting salary. basement of real estate office •" • • M ftSBf ttOtegi aphs spate rr. argtas and/or .ddltlongl MANPOWER INC Open 10-5. 7:30 - 9. Call 883- others. Also oils c.tuches. Art al tary School. 395-1700 or write GENERAL CAFETERIA help. $125. plus. iTECHNICAI TRAINEE - elec capital letters at $2.7" per Inch. 2 N LSSSU St, Pm. 305. Princeton 1231, Dealers and browers wel v. . ,c ; : ... &U evenings PC Box $06 Cr anbury. N.J. 08512 Apply In person at Barnes Com- tronic or mechanical experience Special discount rate of $2 25 |er 921-6805 come; low prices. (609} 896-0840 mlsary Carter-Wallace 1. ^ora A -l EMPLOYMENT SERVICE desirable but not essential. Mili Inch is aval)at>le to advertisers tories Half Acre Rd.. Cran- 82 Nassau St. Princeton. N.J. tary training tn electronics or ma running the same classified display WANTED 924-9200 WAITRESSES - Part time or full bury. N J chinery repair will receive top ad for 13 consecutive weeks or 106 Albany St. New Brunswick priority il **ra: .eneflts and RUBBER STAMPS Part time teacher aides play time, week-ends, evening jobs open different classified display ads to top pay, 609-466-1677. Personals St hool or College address taling 20 or more Inches per month, ground aides and lunchroom aides. for students or housewives. Pleas Home business, zip-code and who arrange to be billed Salary v . I pa i bow I asi Wind ant atmosphere, excellent working Rubber stamps of all kinds and monthly. Box numbers are 50 cents sor Township School District Ad conditions, top wages, no experi CLERK - TYPIST Ability to use a PARK - To contact Princeton sizes made to your order at: extra. ministration Building. Stockton ence necessaxv, we will train you. calculating machine required, SNE L. LING & SNELUNC Assoc, for Human Rights, cal! HINKSON’S Street Hlghtstown N. J. Phone Apple in person, Buxton ountr. some typing Apply Radiant Lamp SCHDOI. CUSTODIAN full time. 134 NASSAU STREET Ulti Steltzer, 921-6841 or Diane 82 Nassau St TERMt : 2oj^nts billing charge If 609-448-4840. shop, Rte. 206, Princeton. Corp. Bank St.. Higtitstowa Salarj dependent upon experience World's Largest Personnel Service Graves, 924-5884. ad Is not paid for within 10 days E xcellant lienefits and working after eviration of ad. 10 percent ART TEACHER NEEDED ran conditions, work from 12 noon- program manager ATTENTION: ALCOHOLICS ANNONY MOUSE WELLINGTON lour track car ash discount on classified display bury Elementary v hool needs a Y'oung fashion-lovers 8:30 p.m. five days per week. : stlatanc P. J. Wstatord & Co. shipping foreman $9600. HELP AND INFORMATION CALUcF Rally II - CMKWU ads If bill os paid by the 20th part time art teacher for the 1968- who want to be where Start Immediately. Contact Mr. v c m C amploii principal Cr anbury E le accountant degree $8000. 60(9-924-7592. of the follow ng month Situations 69 school year. The chil the action Is! Princeton Employment Agency Wanted .ids , re payable with or dren are wonderful and the nient ary School. 395-1700. or write statistical anaivst $8000. P O Box 306, Cranbury. N, J. management trainees c ’ 800. der. The ne! spaper Is not respon teachers , md.-r ?u. : ui! ffi i- un. New. .Young boutique HEEL Shoes assorted col- Register Free For 08512 assistant statistics $7400. sible for errors not corrected by school Is a pleasant place to work. vlth 'iothes that speak W l tB 7 1 Etas new.', $3.50 A personnel assistant trnee '"200. Bargain Wart the advertls r Immediately fol If inter- st.-: Ml unpks your language. opening IS K ; ail ill 2T.295C after POSITIONS AVAILABLE accountant Jr. will train $7000. lowing the first publication of the at 395 - 1700. sooi hasTpiling position 6 p rn. arid weekends. Perm anent-Temporary- P art Time research technician $6600. ad. * available. ’ Se< retarles legal Research and i computer op lays S6240. USED GOLF CLUBS $25. - $100. c l e r k wrra iooii@«ptaf . General Typists, Stenos. Dicta BUSINESS OFFICES: The Prince stock clerk $4600. KITCHEN RANGE alorh good Woods, irons and mlsc. Call Alan ground. Diversified duties good Good s;dary, liberal employee phone Operators, Bookkeepers. condition. Price $3". Call after ton Parhyet 300 Witherspoon St., benefits. days. Apply 11 « l discount profit-sharing Receptionists, PBX Key Punch, A R C HTTE CTUR A L DESSK3NF. R , N'lederHtz Springdate lolf Club, DRAFTSMAN MRS COBB 921-2021 6 p rr.. 924- 3825 924-3198. Princeton. N. J Tel. 924- 3244. 'Lumber Co. Inc. Etra Rd. plan paid vac ation, etc. NCR Operators. Proof Readers The Central Post. 10AllstonRoad. H Ightstown (Experienced' Mathematicians (BS Experienced for young progressive Kendall Park* N. J Tel. 297- Call Mrs. Foster at 924 - 32 degree Lai and Adm, Assistants. GRETf H EN" - !• ASH ION ABRICS. 3434 WlndsOf-Mights Herald. 140 GUYS AND GALS between 9 AM & 1 PM for architectural "firm with a good ONE WEEK SALE or, GE .Mr condi Mob. - ; r t , 10 a.m. - 5:S( \ ,tt . ftmir- .evolved in college, com- MACHINIST general machine South Main IT. Hlghtstown, K ,J. Interview. 352 Nassau St. tioners washers and dishwash losed Thursday evenings and Set- shop work ii. engineering com ;r isj ■ tarias . M8 Tel 448-3009. I need eight for a 1 week assign Jmerclai and residential -work. For ers portable end built-in. Interview, call J. Robert Hllller. pany. Prefer experienced man ment from Aug. 24 - Labor Day. Office & Tele, hours 9-5-924-3726 Pi , ENTERED NURSE N: Interested 44 Nassau St. Princeton. 921- who an work without supervi This Is outside work and -ou must JONES ELECTRIC 8 FOOT steel : - fold door and 3 R esu m e a i: obtaining experience in Mental 8813 sion. Top pay, liberal benefits. have a car. High rate. Cash Monday thru Friday 7 Center St. Hopewell. N.J. folding doors. Reasonable. 297- 609-46G-1€"~ Bonus. No. Fee. Health Center. Positions avail- 466 - 0228 1061. * Want a maxifhun yield jot aide on all shifts. Excellent New Take positive action to get there. A -l TEMPORARIES I - ' 111 • : : i • refits to In- GOOD resumes get better $ jobs. dude 12 vacation days. 12 82 Nassau St Princeton MOTHER'S HELPER wanted. H.S Ha NDMADI 14 : arat dome shaped It is a word picture of you. paid holidays 15 sick days, free 924-9200 grad. References. To help with UTILITY MAINTENANCE Man. 12 BUILDING SU PERINT F NDENT. ring. 8 sapplUrc-s. Was $100. Will Have yours .created to sell you: ■ edl .il insurant-' pension and THE proves arpet cleaner Blue 106 Albany St New Brunswick housework and children. Other help month position major medical. Take cluirge ol maintenance, care a $5 258-7596 oA iso, Jot seftch programs, pron otlonal opportunities. Salary Lustre Is easy or: the budget. Re- for heavy c anlng. $30. week, 5 1/2 40' blur Cross Blue Shield and of grounds etc. Apartment furn- In your areai of interest. la DO! - -intact: per stores forgotten Hors. Rent elec day week. Own room with TV. paid vacation. Immediate opening. :sht- ini ..a ’ . -date ex Appmts. M-ff after 5:30 sonnel Office. N J Neuro - Psy- tric shampefoer SI. Hlghts Hard JUNIOR SCIENTIST position avail Pleasant living and working Apply Hopewell Valley Regional perience and salary expected. HOT TAB kettle for roofing. Ex SiiS all day , ihlatrk Inst Box i 900. Princeton. ware. Hlghtstown. able. Textile Research Institute conditions. Near town. Start Sept. School District 425 S Main St Reply fa Phi rifa cellent condition. Fi red with kero ushman Astftx., Belle Mead IN J Tel: (609) 466-0400 Ext. has an opening for someone to as 1. Call 924-5101. Pennington,®-.' J ton Packet. sene. Priced to s e ll Call 448- 201-359-3821 sist a physicist in laboratory re 243. 0297 after 5. search on the properties of fiber 1NELI1NG AND .SWELLING surfaces. Some training In r.athc— PART-TIME WORK SNELUNC &. SNELUNC H '■ .1 . O B top soil. F. G. 134 nassau street mattes andpfajsit I si tem a ot - PULI -THU \ I 1.34 NASSAU STREET Rue & Sons. Stone Tavern Roa>. CAMPING TRIPS ARE FUN U you MEN a -NT: I to assemble w-ood Help Wanted sary. Call Dr. Miller, 924-3150. Qualify for *68 Chevy Smpala for programmers, many needed light Imlaystovn N.J. (609) 259-2630. the nations largest trusses Not xpt-rlence necessary. have the right equipment. See us your full-time pleasure and earn to heavy experience. Salaries personnel service A pply Building Components Corp.. I A fa ! R! HT -: • NTER 436 $65 for your 15-hour week. to $13,500. THREE HAIR stylists wanted for Route 180 -v Half Acre Rd.. Cran Whitehead Road Trenton. We have CHALLENGED opportunity for Day-time or evening, you choose tin- GARAGE SALE, moving. 4 Winant the equipment and helpful camping largest and busiest salon In Hlghts BOOKKEEPERS bury N J Phone 395-1565. technician ir^coating and adhesives hours Call Mr. D. at 249- plant foreman food, fee pd. $11,000 Road. Kendall Park. sat,. July 27, fun tips. Reasonable rates. town area. $100 week salary, f. c. small office - $125- benefits. N lay-off. Call 609- 1717 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. cost accnt. cost a must tee pd. 2 - 5 p.m. plus commission. Paid holidays f.c. - flexible hours - $125 WO3-0125 for Interview. $10,000 and vacations. Five days a week, f. one gal office - $110 executive trainee, degree $8000. one late night. Pleasant work f.c. train new system - $100 EXPF.RIEM i 1 gardener for large RUG &. FURNITURE MART, INC 1967 SINGER ZIG-ZAG MONEY - SLaRSTIMT: OPPQR- ing conditions. Excellent op part time - a/r - gen. ledger estate. Steady all year work. accountant trainei degree $8000. state Highway 206 T UNITY PANELISTS AT HOME portunity. Yorktown Hair F ashlons PART - TIME work selling Avon I Call 452-2566 for interview be Princeton, N. J - lightly used - ounsole modeL Dow WANTED BY NEW YORK 448-9870. KATH3E WHEATON 921 - 2021 Products. Hours at your conven tween 12 - 1 p. m. and 5 - 7 p. m. plant foreman quarry exp to $8000 • and ippltqUSS ■ i nocram.x vvercasts. RESEARCHER ience Write P.O. Box 364, So. IVY MANOR and n .Jces ! PAGE LIGHT WINDSOR^HIGHTS HERALD _ _ _ _ _ • _ _ _ _ _ THURSDAY, JULY 2 Pets and Animals Pets and Animals Autos For Sale Services Mdse, Wanted Real Estate For Sale Peal Estate E oi S a l e Real hastate For SaleSpecial SIAMESE' KITTENS. Champion S TNG SIAMESE. elegant BOHEEVS MOVING & STORAGE USTOM RUTI h ■ -.ecutive type 8 slred, shots raised with young some pair acriflre ti tight I ■ ■ is* ■ tan APE room h o a h garage large children and dogs. Guaranteed good hOIW M irlO| bWtttViUi A :935 BUICK 4 door touring se- Hlghtstov.fi Road pick up f fill 695-495C RIGHT ST OWN ltd m.aj*extras. Top area of temperament. 009-737-372 . . ry 2481 Iul. : xcellent for re--titration and -924-122 4-48- 1 -'72. In good running condition. S60C. Princeton Junction $14,000 Colonial - " rooms and LABRADOR RETRErVEP - black. or best offer. Call 392-2863 be bath. Central location. 452 - 2220 : 4 8 I«fgB BT- 8 months old house ! roken tween 4;3f ■ 7;30 week day nights. HYBRID-IRIS, varieties; 1 of each $7.75, 2 each $13,( lBg room, dining room kitchen, GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. AKC champion blood lines If Inter- Local and Long Distance Moving Instruction $16 Ot Colonial - 6 rooms 3bd Also, peonies, 39 0122. Jewly u.st.,lled gas heat mU * -:c ' :. asement, Wormed and shots. Rare lOOF estef1 -all 92!-7189. Packing md Overseas shipping breeze way and 2 car gar black line pedigree. Six weeks old. age $32,000. Call 396-280C. No prices over $16,000 2 Apartment Colonial - Y 1965 VW sedan, black. Excellent LIGHT HAULING, attic cellars MUSIC LESSONS rm nnsir , , . . — _ , ■ md tail ft- si floor. 4 phone. Lost & Found condition $925. Call 468-0872. and garages cleaned. Junk hauled ' A, M : • ■ n in c.tage on A’! Instruments Taught Peal Estate For 'sale ■ ■- - i.*ti .1 •>., second away. Call 448-1911. floor. road. Ideal for building. ,111,000. 30 Years Experience 7 ! 2 acre parcel. 3 miles from TOY PO! IDLES - One male, one LOST silver Key Chain, about 966 GTr Burgundy > 1th black M. A. FONT1NELI L1TT IT BROOK AREA " bed $21,200 Rancher - 6 rooms. 2 full baths, finished asement wall Hlghtstown . . . . $15,000. f*,'T,ale. f-rfect. ‘ AKC registered. ' xev.s. R m r i , 45S .80®? nttrtOT. 4 spec.' wide ovals and NELSON GLASS & ALUMINUM .4(. Kendab 3d. Kendal! Park rooms al: orxlttioned. large 6 weeks old. Sliver. Lovable. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Call 799-0525, Stmem I p Mwri sell goto; 45 SPRING ST. Dial 297-2108 swimming pool $50,000. No to wall carpeting. Call 448- 'ISO. 7-9 p.m, service. Call 448-4526. Commerclai property on Rt. 130 PRINCETON agents. Call 921-6893. 294 ft. frontage . . , . $17,000, WA 4-2880 $28 "00 Rancher - 8 rooms and bath, swimming pool new wall to MIRRORS VERY SUCCESSFUL summer BEAUTIFUL 2 STORY Colo w all carpeting throughout. If you like rural life with plenty Anton Far Sale ’ HI CHESHIRE c a t speci- AUTO GLASS reading progran for exceptional nial house on 3 4 acres In River of space and all the modern con ADORAb Le KITTENS free to !nv- ‘ allz€': ls 'previously owned" PLATE ti WINDOW GLASS children. Original and proven side section. 4 bedrooms plus addi $30 XX) Colonial - ! rooms and veniences try this Gold Medalion log homes 6 we»-ks til -louse tl ays and foreign sedans, CC techniques tested In Trenton, Ref tional stud-, and let k jff ma^ter bath excellent for professional horn* - rile.' ut of Hlghtstown trained. • Wonderful nets. Raised mbr*-v;.,tior. f<,i to* erences, degree. Send post card bedroon. 2 . 2 baths. 1 urge living Paul Schoenfeld offices and living iualters, com on 9 1/2 acres . . . . $36,900. With a dog. c m 448-3005 or 1961 TR- hardtop Overdrive, shl[e Cat- Buys sells or re- with Tele, number to J. Donsky. room, separate lining room, spa- CARPENTRY AND mercial zone. 448-0035. rebuilt engine Best offer Call PSlTM. V»hat can he do for you 1" l ank St Princeton for home clouh fan:!!' room with fireplace. CUSTOM CABINETRY 10 large rooms 1 1 2 baths In 924-031 3. Call (*°®) 737-2171 or 737-1094. interview. Modern kit* ei with reakfast Hlghtstown lot 75x300 2 car 609-466-2614 Also two excellent lots on Spring area. , aundry room, tiled , res; Drive, adjacent to High School garage. $18,500. hnsement 2 car garage, cen just reduced. SIAMESE CATS In 2 month and 2 tral air ondltioning. 924-2926 MARTIN MOSS, REALTOR week lltt%rs $25 each. Also free KEY SHOP Motorcycles or 924-7058 1737 PRINCETON AVENUE In West Windsor Twp. Modern tiger cat*. Call 448- 5467. 1 965 Volkswagen 1500 Station 248 Nassau St COMPUTER CAREERS In Data Principals only. $69,000. TRENTON NEW JERSEY home on large lot 3 bedrooms, Wagon. 31.000 miles clean and WA 4-3411 P rones sing. Send for free Booklet TELEPHONE: 392-1200 carport fully ilrconditioned. Near beautiful Inside and out. Getting i ---Charles Perpetua. Prop.— .... 084-688 11 Hrttl Auto:: ft- Evenings & Sundays: Elsie schools. . ' ...... $30,000. new one just like It In Europe. MUST SELL 1965 blue 175cc BSA KEYS MADE tlon Institute 20 Nassau St., 609-737-046", trail bronc immediately. Excel LledOce 448 - 3535 LOCKS REPAIRED Princeton. FOR SALE BY' OWNER. 2 Income 1/2 acre lot - water and: PRINCETON SMALL ANIMAL lent ondltion. Call after 5 p.m. / GENERAL GRINDING properties or Morrison Ave.,Jh’"' sewer ...... $5,000. Rescu e leagu e 924-2731. Hlghtstown. Also suitable for large ______HAS Four bedroom 2 story near Ped fo r Am o t io n this w e e k PRINCETON single iamity dwelling. Call 44-8— \\ypFNGFw nc.ni c TWP 1 nt - ■.nlnutes from DON'" MISS OUT ON THE FLOOR dle School Very good condition. DISPOSAL SERVICE 3300 daytime or 448-0257 eve- K'IT meet on, a beautiful location. c l e a r a n c :- - ale nov> \ COMPLETE IBM (#360 ON PRE nings Quick sale price . . $19,900. DOGS: THE! CHESHIRE CAT has .< ’ 58 Rt, 130 & Half Acre Rd. 3 bedroom Ranch, full basement, Young adult mixed-breed, short- . Cranbury N. J. MISES) SENSIMATIC NCR & . ] 2 Hie baths, modem kitchen, tub Romeo. '65 Alfa Romeo Vel- Apartments and Rentals haired rhaleh has been companion Motorcycles from SI 25. and up. 609-395-1389 STENOGRAPHY MACHINES, formal dining room, living room ock spider 1600. Chevy powered from 65 c.c. - 1200 c.c. Buy now Call for Information to two blder people; lovely dis (hour Reporting. Approved for with brick fireplace, attained ga- 190SL super awful '63 Volvo, sev suwj* s ave position, very cheerful likes peo Home and Industry' full transfer credits toward a Bac- HOUsE IN Hig. stown. : our bed- rage, screened porch, fully land eral cycles TR-3 with TR-4 en HAROLD E. STACKHOUSE ple. NE*DS HOME Garbage, Trash Rubbish Removed cauureate legree at associated rooms living room with fireplace, scaped. $300 per month, all 882- gine and a whole bunch of VW's. Phone 392-786C Realtor Hauling of all Types colleges. Free catalog. Free din! ng r OO n - Ye n kite he n wi th pan 9049. Call now we're down to our last Phone 448 - 1069 Sable arid white adult male Collie employment service. Veterans try 1 1 2 baths, screened porch 8 million cars. Oh Yea. we fix Approved New Brunswick Secre ! 38 Si Mair St. Hlghtstown. N.J. picked ufc on Route 206. them too. Call (609) 737-2171 or and full cellar, 2 ar garage with tarial School. 201-545-3910. Est, second floor til heat town water 737-1094. B o a I 1932. FOR THE CHARM Fvfittings and Weekends Two shftrt-halred puppies, found UPHOLSTERING and seweragi On lot sized 300 OF PENNINGTON 44S-S I" I! 1671 448 560! Oi Stony Brook Lane; black male REPAIRING ft 1 y 90 ft. frontage. Located brown fdmaie. JOHN RITTER across Iron golf ourse md ad • this lovely Dutch Colonial thSt 1964 VW SEDAN. 54.000 miles. RHODES STUDIO OF MUSIC 222 Monmouth St. jacent to Hlgti School property. offers 9 rooms. ■ full baths on DELIGHTFUL BUNGALOW - At Available August 20. Motor In Hlghtstown. N.J. Accepting tiff-rs inspection by ap Great Dane tan adult, male; very sold - AN( Fa - Rented approximately 1 '2 acre that’ s tractive bungalow on large lOOx friendly, beautiful Found one1 week excellent condition, asking $77C 448 - 3541 Private Piano instruction all ages pointment. Call 298-5174. GRUMMAN, OI.DTOWN Aluminum !.mds< aped to perfection. Early ! 50 foot lot i: a quiet Hlghtstown ago,. Call 024-1472. isd ill ,vv, li { bow 44® < 87 i wood & glass. $7 a day, $12 ------J------posse ssion. Asking $41,500. tiOC m foot living for weekends 1967 THUNDER BIRD, hardtop, LARGE 4 bedroom house or wood- room formal dining room. large Coilie - Shepherd gold - brown ABBOTTh CANOE RENTAL RESTORED COLONIAL midnight blue Alr-cond. excel, PIANO TUNING jed lot. 2 baths center hall, liv- eat-in kitchen two iiedrooms plus short-haired male about 6 months Titusville, N.J. 609 "37-3446 cond Inside and out sacrifice. Bldg. Sue8 & Supply 1 lng roor; with fireplace separ expansion. one : ath. and full old. Good with children. In beautiful Bucks C just south: $3100, After 6:30 p.m... -448-4625 Regulating Repairing ate dining room kitchen with basement Extras include wall CATS: If of New Hope dating back over 100 to wall c arpeting throughout, two Call us jabout our lovely selection ROBERT H. HALITE/ rang) I • hi a ml 1 5 ,- Registered Ished recreation room with adjoln- years. 10 rooms. 2 1/2 baths, air conditioners and a small one of kltte s and young adult cats. 1961 FORD-O-MATIC 9 passenger PENGUIN sail Boar L Trailer. loaded with charm (random pegged room cottage with fireplace Many- Member Plano Technicians Guild, TERRACES patios walks built lng toilet, laundry THURSDAY, JULY i i T>- W INDSOR-HIf'.H I S HF KALI) PAGE NINE 50-LA PS SCHEDULED Rpal Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale For Rent Ajjts. Lots For Sale f" o> nt Rooms Too Late vi : - white house i nit ‘1 tba EXTRA «A L U E IN TOCNCETCN MAURICE H HAGEMAN CO. BACHELOR APT for rent. Cen rl at :t. tb* 27t! : ;} of the modi A FI %'E YEAH DID LARGE four BUILDING LOTS FURNISHED Township T.818 sq, ft. late model 231 Rogers Ave. trally located. Available Im JDIC BE DROOM To Classify: fied sports; .ii feature event stone hex W. 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