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Hooper Town. Resolution Is tieipated Tol ht .byAnits Susi active memberof FcoP, will be creasing our population by 25 per Delaware-RarttanCanal, Nine hearingsand I6 months usedto defendFranklin’s Master cent." presentlya Nationalas wellqs a havepassed since the battle Planfrom "zoning by varianceY’ Police chief RussellPfeiffer State HistoricalSite. Thecanal.. between residents of the Amongthe features of the has stated in past testimonyhis supplieswater to 46 communities Griggstownarea and Chester proposed ModelTown will be concernwithtraffieproblems in and is located in an area Hooper, a Hackensack 2,542 middle-incomeand upper- the area of the proposedproject, designatedas a floodplainby the developer, squared off, with middle-income,apartment units "Noneof the roads in that Departmentof Environmental Franklin’s boardof adjustment renting at about $200for one- general area would bear the Protection. as the referee. Tonightthe board bedroomunits and $250for two- traffic he has stated, "Whois The FCOPgroup also has expectsto resolvethe battle one bedroomunits. Parkingfor 3,813 go ng to fix and widen these contendedthat portionsof the wayor anotherin a publicvote on cars is plannedfor an expected roads?" Hooper apartments would be the proposed Hooper Model populationof 6,000 people. A TownshipHealth Officer John located within the flood area. Town,a :massive 2,500-unit shoppingcenter, a school, an Corinnestated over a year ago Accordingto enablingleb;islatioo garden apartment complex "olympicsize" swimmingpool that the location of the project passedby the N.J. State Senate aimedfor a 216-acretract on and two smaller pools, tennis next to the existing North and Assembly,municipalities CanalRoad and SuydamRoad in courts,shuffleboard Courts and a Brunswickwater treatment plant withdesignated flood areas have the tiny village of Griggstawn.childrens’ play area are also wouldbe a "potential nuisance until Februaryof 1974to pass Whetherthe variancefor the planned. factor." ordinances forbidding apartmentcomplex, to be located Costs for the entire complex Other factors cited by op. developmentof the flood areas¯ in whatis presentlyan R-A(rural havebeen estimated at about20’ ponentsto the projectinclude the Franklinhas not yet passedsuch - agricultural)zone is grantedor million.In past testimonyWalter proximityof the project to the an ordinance. denied, somebodywill probably Gehriche, attorney for Mr. sue, says boardof adjustment Hooper, has estimated the attorneyHerbert Silver. project would generate ap- Library Plans Rock "I have no doubtMr. Hooper proximately$15 million in tax wouldtake us to courtif he loses revenuefor the ~ownship. the’variance,"said Mr.Silver in Amongthe rationalescited for a brief interview Wednesdaythe Hooper project by its Program For Fans morning.Likewise, he expects proponentshave beenthe need membersof FCOP,the Franklin for housingfor personnelfrom Franklin Townshipwill be a (Creeque Alley, California "sumn~erfestival" on Thursday, Dreaminand I’ve Gota Feelin);- Citizensfor OrderlyPlanning, to Princeton and Rutgers ¯ July whenmusic lovers can take legal action if the apart- Universities, both within com- 26, CannedHeat (Rollin" andTum- MayorAttilio .Lattanzioinspec’fs the damageon his boom underbrush,the truck wasused to smashpiles of material bring a blanketor chairto the blin); HughMasekela (Bajabu]a truck, whichvandals used to destroyportions of his lumber ments get the nod from the mutingdistance of the project MunicipalBuilding parking lot beforefinally beingdriven into anothertruck. (Photo by Anita Susi} board¯ site, The ’Hoopertownpeople Bonke)., Jefferson Airplane yard. Dented,draped with poison ivy froma trip through The FCOPgroup came into havealso cited whatthey call a for three anda half hoursof free (High Flyin Bird and Today); . . rock music sponsored by the andJanisJoplinwithBigBrother existencedirectly because of the middle-incomehousing shortage Franklin Hoopertown issue, hiring in this area as reason for the Public Library, the and the HoldingCompany (Ball Princeton attorney Thomas project. Franklin Parks and Recreation and Chain). Also, Erie Burden Jamiesonand various sewage The developershave claimed Department,and the Somerset and the Animals (Paint it Vandals Spree Destroys andplanning experts to present the presentagricultural use of CountyLibrary. ’ Black); The Who (My testimonyagainst themodelthe land in questionresults in "a Theeveningwillbeginat7withGeneration); CountryJoe and townpropesal before the beard of substantial tax loss for the a two-hourconcert of live rock the Fish (Section 43); Otis adjustment.Last Septemberthe township,"while they havesaid music’ by the Incredible K- Redding(~hake and I’ve Been ¯ citizens’group staged a country,the project, if constructed,would Williams Band. The Penn- Loving You Too Long); Jimi festivalwhichraised over $4,000 enhanceprooertv values in the sylvania group was formedin Hendrix (Wild Thing); Ravi New Mayor’s Lmnber Yarcl for their legal coffers.Volunteers 1970 and has been playing to Shankar(Ragu Bhimpalasi). area nrov’idestor’esand services college audiencesin the area Raindatewill be the following played bluegrass music, auc- tath’hreaandprovidewhatthey reportson the incidentwere not tinned off loads of hay, rented call a valuabletax ratable¯ provingto be a crowdpleaser at Thursday,August 2. The scene looked like the OnMonday night vandals broke not understandwhy the .police tractors, sold bakedgoods, and their performances.The band sandbox of an unusually into the warehouseof his lumber had not yet arrived and phoned yet availableto the press. Opponentsof the project, whichfeatures MikeKlapholt and destructivegiant child. Piles of company,located on Springfield Franklin Police Chief Russell ChiefPfeiffer askedthe mayor gave art and craft demon- include FCOP,the Franklin RogerWilliams on lead/rhythm Few Re ply e nderblock’’ Were"’ strewn if he thoughtthe vandalismwas’- strationsin an effort to preserveConservationClub.havestated in .,. AvenueoffRouta27,.stnleaboomPfeiffer. Police arrivedshortb; their peaceful village from guitar, Bob Milstone on base ...... ’ earelessly around, warehouse truck, and went on a wrecking ti~ereafter. Detectiveshowever politically motivated,but Mr. thepastthatiftheHooperprojectguitarandMeadFiddondrums. doorswereripped open, pipes spreewhichMayorLattanziosaysd d not arr ve at the sceneuntil Lattanzio feels the extent of. development, is granted,others will follow it in To complimenttheir sound,the Reader Poll werescattered like hugestraws vandalismin the area of his Thisyear the grouphopes to do the township. "puts me just about out of 12:45, Mr. Lattanziosaid with itagain, with alarger, more ¯ band uses Marshalland Hiwatt andtwo trucks, looking for all the .business." visible annoyance, lumberyard is too frequent to JamesMoise, amemberefthe amps, along with Gibsonand world like toys, weresmashed Thevandalisl’n was discovered supportsuch a theory. This in- organizedcountry.festival which ConservationClub, has stated in Fenderguitars and a doubleset ~ Police togetheratop a pile of dirt. b’y Mr.Lattanzio’s son Alfred at Fingerprintswere found on the cidentlMr. Lattanzio said, is the --- will raise morefunds for their the past that the projectwould be boomtruck used by the vandals, fourth one in whichhis trucks war chest. Fundsraised, ac- hke¯ "mowng. the entzre~ of chromedrums for brillianceon Franklinresidents seemto be This was the scene sadly about 7:30on Tuesdaymorning, cordingto Mrs. LeeBuilt(t, an stage, taking a summersiesta these surveyedby Attilio.Lattanzio,a The son called the Franklin said one detective. An in- have been vandalized. .p°pulationof BoundBrook, in- Thesecond hall" of the concert days. Only"five replies were long-timefifth wardcouncilman police and notified his father, vestigationis pending,reported "The last time I "was van- begins at 9 when the con- receivedfor a reader poll taken whohas served as Franklin’s whoarrived 20 minuteslater. Franklin police Wednesday dalizedhere,I didn’teven bother temporary music film "Men- last weekto see howresidents mayorfor less than three weeks. MayorLattansio said he could morning,although they said to reportit to the police," Mr. , terey Pop"will be shown.This .feel about a proposedSRO, or Lattanziosaid. "What’stim use? documentaryof the June 1967 SchoolResoorceDfficerprogram Nobodyis ever caught." Monterey California In- whichis beingconsidered by the Mr.Lattanzio conjectures that ternational Pop Festival was townshipBoard of Edueationaed theincidenttaokplaceaRer5:3O¯ ~..~:~=~’.~:~:~’~:’~-~,~,~, filmed using the cinemaverite the council, p.m. on Monday,whenthe yard ’ " technique,with critics callingit Threeparents replied saying was dosedfor the evening. He "another top documentarythat they favored the placing of a also suspectsit occurredduring records, comments on and police officer in a counseling the hoursbefore sunset, because !:i!¢HA revealspop music in action...", a positionin FranklinHigh School. of the deliberateextent ef the "lively and satistying time for Oneof them includedtwo smog damage. the faithful andalso fascinating pamphletsof a religious and Whatprobably happened, Mr. for the unfaithful,"(it) "provides"patrioticnature v;,ith their reply. Lattsnziosays, is that the van- moments of unforgettable Oneresident wants the townto dals broke into his warehouse brilliance." . go even further and place a and started the boomtruck. It ,"i" The performers and the policemanin a policing, ’not requiressome skill to drive the musical numbe~will be Big counseling,position in theschool, vehilce, which was driven Brother and the’HoldingCorn- Oneparent said he did not throughthe lockeddoors of the favor the SROprogram and warehouseand out into the ¯:’ Scott McKensie(San Francisco); commentedthat he felt it "led to yard,over piles of materialand" i-~~i!/~ pony (Combinationthe Mamas ofand thethe Two);Papas totalitarianismin .the schools." into a ditch surroundedby small trees and underbrush.Thetruck . was backedout of the ditch~ ¯ driven in a secondtime from Summer Fun Set anotherangle, used to knockover bilksa treeandF,ualiy knock the downeiedervanda lillY m.gn.gs, drovethe boomtruck into the :’’ For . County Children back of another truck parked : JULIID ’to z,i i outside, leaving both vehleles A free summerprogram for simpleexercises such as sit.ups, damagedand lodgedin a heapof, Somersetchildren in grades I rope-climbingand push-upa, dirt aboutthree feet high. ! throughg, is beingsponsored by Transpoz.’ation will be Complicatingmatters, Mayor the Somerset County Child providedif necessary. :~ . Lattanzio points out that ¯ DevelopmentProgram. Running Eachcenter accomodates 100 Onceneatly stacked, this pile of drainagefiber pipelies tumbledlike a heapof childrens’pick up’ althoughhis trucks are in= programthroughwillJuly prey,do and August, survieed the programchildren.. areApplicationsstill availab,o. for thisForsticks. : ...... sured,ath,gbincidenceleast to of somevauda,ismextent, the,n educational and recreational information,contact the eoor- the area scares awaymany in: experienceson a full-timeg a.m. dieators, Jane Rush surance companies. Thd BIGSALEs-Edward Zell, chairmanof Manville’s annual to 5 p.m.basis., or PatColeman at 846-8888. propertydamage on the lumber "GoldRush Sale," holds arm-full of men’sshirts he’ll be The SomersetCommunity ¯ yardis notcovered.. offeringduring theChamber of Commerce sponsored thres-day ActionProgram (SCAP), located Althoughthe damagehas "no[ sale. at429 Lewis St., will house w~.~l’ql~~ Editor yetbeenassessed,Mr.Lattanzid childrenin gradesl and2, and said an entire newboom tru~ the Hamilton Park Youth Is Appointed alonewould cost about $44,000; ’Gold Rush Days’ Here DevelopmentProject, 5S Fuller , . ’ while replacing the, cab and : St., will accomodategrades 3 ’ RobertYaegerhosbest~named chassis, whichappear to be thd L rl’o ad ,y Fr iday, Satur da y through6. Bothaddresses are in managingeditor of The Prin- an,,donlyIparts property damagednotwithstanding; so far, would ¯ Somerset. Thesummerprogram co(on Pocket’s three South cost at least $23,900,materials : ¯ " ¯ is an extensionof the after-schoolSomersetNewspapers. ’ (: Manville’sannual "Gold Rush ~hc three days of sales programinitiated in June. He succeeds Paul Lakeman, ¯ might as well’ go on - " Days"are here again, fee(ares specials on all sorts of Twofield trips are planned whowill assumethe managing ’ vacation,"Mr.. Lattanziosaid ’. ’! Sponsored by the Manville merehandise....from’automollve each week. Tentatively editar’spositionatTheLawrence Tuesday."Tm almost out of ’::: ChamberofCommerce,thethres, accessories to clothing and scheduledare trips to the Garden Ledger, a LawrenceTownship business." day eventfeatures special ealos sportinggoods. State Arts’Center,Turtle Back weeklynewspapoi published by , LouSmith, a representativeof on merchandiseoffered by town Mr. Zell said "GoldRush Zoo, along with outings to local ThePacket. the NationwideInsurance Co.; ’:i" merehantsintheMainStrectand Days"’are an "excellent up. museums,earnlvats, libraries, A native of Trenton,. Mr. noted Tuesday,that "It takes a ’-: Rustic Mall shoppingdistricts., portunity" for shoppersto horse showsand movies.A mid-’ Yaegeris a graduateof.Trenton sick mindto do" this. kind of ’ ’StoreswillbeopenfromSa.m. "purchasea variety of met- morningsnack, lunch and dinner Central High,SchoolandRlder damage." . .. :. ~: chandieein a diversified shop- are providedfor enrollees. College - ~"Onething Mr. Lattanzioean’t: ::’ , to 9 p.m. today, Thursdoyand ping atmosphere." , Nursesare in restdeneeat both Forthe pest three yearshe has understandis why’nobody heard i.~i Fr day,and from 9 a.m.to 6 p.m. vandalism.¯ . . ’ Saturdayo Duringthe past lS yesrs, "Gold.locations. . ’ eervedasmanaglngeditorefThe . RushDays" have proven to be " In addition, the HamiltonPark WindsorHights Herald, a Packet the’It wosnoisy damogu, tru:.4ck . .Edward Zell, chairman of ’the "most successful ,salea Programwlllfeaturetwooourses,weeklynewspaper circulated in smashingand crushing things;. :;:: ’!Gold Rush Days" and promotion"in Manville’s history, given by theqiurse. Onecourse the HightsthwnBorough - East’ I m surprised the police ori- proprietor of. Zell’s DepartmentMr. Zell said. ’ " ¯ will c0ve~deotal health,’and the WindsorTownship areas.. ~ anyoneelse didn’tnotice.it," he . Store, South MainStreet, said Mr. Zell and t~e Chamber’of other will deal with personal Prior to Joining.The remarked, adding that Chief.. i ~.’ " .’., that somelS town merchantsare Commerceinvite residents to hygiene. A. physical fitness’ ;.Mr. Yaeger Pfeiffer had told himthe police :~ ¯ i vartici~atin~ in this year’ssales participate:as they.haveinpast’ course, .directed~ by Barry staff writer g:thebOo’mtrudK.:, .. would makesome:changes in :: ¯’ spi’ee’ : ..... years..... :... .. Jackson will teach the children " newspaper in Trenton ’ ’. . patrolling the area/. ¯ . ", . ::

,~., ~ .’. . ;,. : . :~%::::.,(: ) 2-A , :. THURSDAY,JULY 19., 1973 Selective Service Office OBtTUP,/ES

IIERBERTBRUSII RobertaAllen Mlglinre; four William Penn ~’raternal Reminds Men ToRegister FRANKLIN,-- Herbert B. sons;Robert, James and Louis at Organization. Brush, 94, of Canal Road, homeand.Joseph of Manville;a Hiswife was the late Elizabeth Selective Service Director emphasized,and couldresult in relying on volunteerenlistments Griggstown,diedlastSaturday in daughter, Mrs.Carsle Stack of Bedi. He is survived by two Byron V. Pepltone. today prosecutionbytheDepartmentofto supplymilitary manpower. Foothill Acres Nursing Home, Manville;three grandchildren;a daughters, Mrs.Margaret remindedthe nation’syoung men Justice. "Avery importantpoint that Neshanic,after a longillness, brother,Philip, of Manvilleand a Wasylukand Mrs.’ Elizabeth that even thoughthere is no ThePresident’s authority to has been missed in most Bornin Westfield,he lived in sister, Mrs. MaryBufogle, of Zsamboky,both of NewBrun- draft, theystill are requiredto induct meninto the service ex- reporting on the cessation of Griggstownfor 62years. He was VirginiaBeach, Vs. ’ swick;three grandchildren, and register withSelective Service at pired on July I. The Ad- inductionsis the fact that the Funeralservices will be held ministrationdoes not plan to seek employedfor manyyears as a .twogreat-grandchildren. the timeof their lSth birthday, .Military SelectiveService Act draftsman.withAtlantic Terra today,Thursday, from the Funeralservices were held at Failure to register is a an extensionof this authority, remainsin force," Mr. PepRone Fucilloand Warren Funeral and the DefenseDepartment is Cottain RockyHill.. i theGowen Funeral Home New ’iolalloncfthelaw,Mr. Pepitone said. "TheAct states that all Mr. Brushwas associated with Home. Brunswick. ’youngmen have a continuing the GriggstownYMCA. He was Burialwas in St. ’Peter’s legal obligationto register with MRS.A. CIIUNKO Cemetery. COLONIAL INN SelectiveService at age18. They former treasurer, deacon and MANVILLE-- Mrs.Eleanor Sandwiches - Package Goods have60 daysto do this, beginning elder of the GriggsinwnRefor- Chunko, med Church, and was the 84, of 105Czapllcki St. VINCENTAMENDOLARE STOPIN FORA PIZZA 30 days before their 18th bir- founder, charter memberand died Saturday(July 14, 1973) MANVILLE-- Vincent thday.Men not registeringwithin superintendent of Griggstown SomersetHospital. Amendolareof611 Bossel Ave. that periodmay be consideredas Cemetery,started in the early Bornin Hungary,she hadlived diedlast Saturday, July14, 1973 WHILEGold Rush Shoppin9 violators. {n’Manville for 57 years.Her in SomersetHospital. He was 52. "I wouldurge the parents and 1925’s. His wife wasthe late Martha husband,Andrew, died in 1954. Mr. Amendolaremoved here Enjoyit here.., or take it home. friends of all youngmen who Shewas a communicantof Christ fromFreeland, Pa. 21 yearsago. reacht8 to remindthem of their VanDoren Brush. He is survived the King Churchand a member legalresponsibility to register byseveral nieces and nephews. Hewas a WorldWar II Marine KitchenHoum: Tues.-Sun. 5:45 p.m.- 12:45a.m. ’’¯ Serviceswere last Monday in of the RosarySociety. veteran and had beenemployed ClosedMondays with SelectiveService, Mr. the GriggstownReformed ,,Surviving arefive sons, An- bythe ShackSteel Co. in Hillside. Pepitone said. Churchwith the Rev.Lee drewof Millstone, Steve, John He was a memberof the 500S. Main St. 725-9701 Manville Mr. Pepitoneexplained that Crandall,pastor, officiating. andAlex, all of Manville and ManvilleVFW, the Elks Lodge youngmen have three legal Burial.was in GriggstownJosephofTobyhanna, Pa.;three andthe West End Sportsman Cemetery. daughters,Mrs. Mary Club. responsibilities:(t). theymust Kropewnickiof Manville, Mrs. Survivingare his widow,Mrs. registerat age18, (2l theymust TheSmith Street Society band, a traditional Dixielandjazz "ElizabethPietrzyk ofManville ThelmaAmendolare, a son, notify their local Selective MRS.ANNA STRELEC SOMER$ Serviceboards when they change groupwill performat DukeIsland Park on July22. and Mrs.Eleanor Dowd of Vincentat home;a daughter, MANVILLE-- Mrs. Anna Readington,N.Y.; 16 grand-Jeanineat home;six brothers, addresses,and (3l they must Strelecof229 Brooks Blvd. died childrenand 15 great- John,Joseph and Edward all of CARNIVAL carry their draft cardswith them lastSunday, July 15, 1973 in grandchildren. Manville,Dominic and Anthony until their liability expires,which GroupsWill Jazz It Up SomersetHospital after a short for mostmen today is age 29. Funeralservices were held of WashingtonD.C. and Michael illness.Shewas 64. yesterday,Wednesday, at the of Trenton,Fla.; six sistersMrs. Tue_sday- Sunday At Duke Island Park" Mrs.Strelec was born in Fucillo and Warren Funeral RosePetrone, Mrs. MaryMint, July 24 29 Middlesexand had lived in Home. Mrs. Amelia Wargoand Mrs. Perini TheSmith Street Societywill basedSmith Street Society will Manvillefor 49 years. She had Rita Salbanya,all of Manville; perform their unique brand of be performing this season beenemployed asa weaverby THOMASFURFATO Mrs. Helen DeBatto of Long Music traditionaldixielandjazzatDuke throughoutthe UnitedStates. Johns-ManvilleCorp. and wasa SOMERVILLE-- Thomas Islandand Mrs. Cecilia Zehay of Studio Island Park, Bridgewater,on TheSmith Street Societyis the member of the company’s Furfaro,70,of 32 S. Auten Ave., Frecland,Pa. Sunday,July¯22, from7 pmto 9 combinessounds of banjos, tuba Quarter-CenturyClub. diedlast Monday July 16, 1972 at Funeral services were held Private Instruction pm. and tailgate trombone. Her husband, Peter Strelec SomersetHospital. yesterday, Wednesdayat the All Instruments Thisspecial appearanceis one The’groupis the bandthat led died in 1957.Survivors include Bornin theprovince ol Fueillo and Warren Funeral of many school assembly the triumphantvictory parade her mother,Mrs. AnnaShern of Valatone,Italy, Mr. Furfaro was Home. programs and community for the 1969world champion New Middlesex; three brothers, a residentofthe Somerville area Beginners Through forthe past 50.years. concerts that the NewYork YorkMets. Philip, George and Charles JOIIN KAMINSKI Advanced Shern,all of Middlesex;and five He retiredas a masoncon- MANVILLE-- John F. "Quality Thunderbirds Flea Market sisters, Mrs.Mary Slahetha of structionmanforthe Central Kaminskiof 150South Ave. died Instruction . Dunellen;Mrs. Julia Sopkoof RailroadofN.J. in 1950. Hewas a last Saturday,July 14, 197ain is Our A flea marketbazaar will be Nigro,297-4774 after 6 p.m. Manville,Mrs. Stella Parello of memberof theStar of Italy in SomersetHospital. Hewas 69. heldSaturday, July 21, at Phillips South Plainfield, Mrs~Olga Raritan. Profession" CRACKSIIOT Heis survived byhis wife, Mr. Kaminskiwas born in New School;Route 27, FranklinPark, ,Clausen of Clark and Mrs. Yorkand movedto Manville45 RichardPerini, Director sponsoredby the ThunderbirdsCAMP PERRY, OHIO -- DorothyDiNiizo of Berkeley MaryCarnavale Furfaro; a years ago. He was a retired B.A.Music Education JuniorDrum and Bugle Corps. SalvatoreJ.Bellomo ofMan~,ille Heights. daughter,Mrs. Kathleen employeeof the Johns-Manville (201)725-6767 Saleswill be from 10 a.m. thru willcompete inthe 1973 National Funeral services were held FedericoofSomerville; twosons, Corp. wherehe wasa memberof 14 E. MainSt. 4 p.m. Pistoland Revolver Cham- yesterday from the Finderne VincentofSomerville andAn- the Quarter-CenturyClub. He Somerville Forfurther information in- pionshipstobe held here July 29 FuneralHome, Bridgewater with thonyof Denmark; a brother and wasa charterand life memberof cludingitems to sell, call Joe toAug. 2. a funeralmass at Christthe King a sister,and8 grandchildren.the ManvilleRescue Squad. Church,Manville. Burial wasin Funeralservices were held Hiswife, Anna,died in 1957. the Hillside Cemetery,Plain- yesterdayatthe Cusick Funeral Survivingare two sons, Ed- field. Home,Somerville and at the wardat homeand John J. of ImmaculateChapel. Manville;one grandson and two JAMESMIGLIORE Burialwas in The Immaculate, STATEBANK MANVILLE -- James Cemetery,Somerville. sister, Agnes and Stella Migllore,69,of 119 South Nine St. Kaminskiof Deposit,N.Y. diedin Raritan Valley Hospital Funeral services were held yesterday,July 15. GUSTAVSMITH Tuesdayat .the Fucillo and Born in Sicily, he lived in FRANKLIN--GustavSmith, WarrenFuneral Home. OFMANVILLE Manville for 50 years. He was " f29Dou 1 - died-ul 3 "; ~’,:o retir’ed’~ft’dt~i’Joh"~kia}i~;il~.e~’~.’j~’~br~,Mg~aSr~:~in¢r~o~Local Legionnaires .... Cm:p~ffti~"a’nda mgrhb~’~bf’{li~ "Matawani.... =’ ’ Quarter-CenturyClub. He was a resident here for 25 Inspect ’Essayons’ Surviving are his widow,Mrs. years and a memberof the ROCKYHILL -- "Albert M. Robotti o[ RockyHill, Com- manderof tl’te AmericaffLegion, Departmentof NewJersey and Mrs. FrankShy of Jersey City, SUBURBANPresident of the Auxiliary, yesterdayled a successfultour of ’ inspectionof the seagoinghopper NEW HIGHER RATES dredge The "Essayons." dredge is the largest hopperowned by BUTCHERSthe Corpsof Engineers, U.S. Armyand is normallyassigned CERTIFICATESOFDEPOSITS lo improvingand maintaining 262S. MainSt. Manville,N.J. Federal navigation projects UNDERNEWOWNERSHIP... betweenNew York and Norfolk, Va.Its 114 man crew hosted the JOHNMURRAY formerly with J. P. Muller tour. Making arrangements on 1 YEARto 2 ½YEARS 2 ½ YEARSOR MORE behalf of the legion wasJoseph GOLDRUSH SPECIALS[ Ward, Past DepartmentCom- mander from Secaucus. Ac- companyingMrs. Shywas Mrs. roughSat. July 21 ElizabethFisher of Flemington, National Historian for the 6e50 % ,year auxiliary, Mrs.John Robottl of 6.00% a year Rocky Hill, Mrs. Douglas ROCKCORNISH ¢ Tagger, of Raritan and Mrs. JohnBailey of Somerville,Past HENS 691b. CountyPresidents of Somerset compounded and payablequarterly compoundedand payable quarterly County. minimum$1000. minimumS1000. RIB STEAKS$127. Senior Citizens Set Lean,Tender Seaside Bus Trip GOLDENPASSBOOK-90 DAYS MANVILLE--TheSenior ¯ CitizensClub here will sponsora Subjectto 90 day written notice of withdrawal. RegularSavings Accounts bus trip to Seaside Heights BEEF’,VR’OWednesday, July 25. I 0n Saturday,Aug. 4, the club FREEZER-. ORDERS willsponsor a trip to the Garden StateArts Center to seethe Broadwaymusical comedy, "No, CUSTOMCUTS No,Nannette." OnAug. 8, the clubwill again go to the Arts 5.50% a,year 5.00% o year FLASHFROZEN .Centertosee the Trinidad Tripoli ;Band. A tripto Atlantic Citywill be ,ompoundedquarterly compoundedquarterly # SAVESTIME & MONEY SponsoredonAug. 22. from day of deposit to day of withdrawal save any amountany time U.S.D.A.CHOICE:OR PRIME YIELD RECYCLE minimum$1000.- effective July 1, 1973 effective July 1,1973 THIS .’ FREEZERSPECIALS NEWSPAPER .2 * Interest on Certificatesof Depositcan be transferredquarterly if youwish, into a regular savingsaccount so you can CARD0r THANKS| continueto earnthe highestpdssible bank interest for your money. The family of DawnWigg| IlllNDOUARTER,wouldlike to expresstheir| sincerethanks to all thek| friends, no|ghborsand rola.| THE MINI-BANKWITH MAXI-SERVIGE . tires, to Dr. R. Lynn,the] Inursesof. the PediatdcWard i II011ND$ Iat MuhlenbergHospital, Hills- State Ilanl of OPEN boroughCitizens Club, FISH| -.: ,22.,,7, Inc., the SpoorIFuneral Homo 61 HOURS " -. Iandto Dawn’sfriends and ¯ classmatesfor the kind ox-| ’ At ANIVlI,i,I] presslonsofsympathy shown| ’ AWEEK FOR’FI YOUR.ADDEDYOURADDEDSHOPPING SHOPPING CONVENIENCE, CONVENIENCE WE in our time of sorrow. I ,: WILL NOWBE OPENMONDAY’ " RUSTICMALL ¯ EASTCAMPLAIN ROAD ¯ MANVILLE,N.J. 08835 ¯ 526-4300, STOREHOURS: Man. 9 -.6 a Tues.,."Fri. 9- 9~Sat, 9- 6’ Sincerely,I I /, THURSDAY,JULY 1911973 3.A¸ " ONEMAN ARTSIIOW Anexhibltone-manartshowbyMiddlesex,during the weeksof Lech Attends Educator’s Conference RuthWilson of Bridgewater,will July 18th- July 28thalong with SCHOOLDJ i S be on viewat theF0othillPlayers the play "Last of the RedHot . " ’ .Theatreon BeechwoodAvenue in Lovers". Mary Beth Lech, a 1970 ideas learned through¯ the ~~ ~ ¯ DEAN’SLIST PALL’STUDENT Glassboro.State College. ~):~’:i graduate of Franklin’ High ¯ campus,planning commissions, Ill ,~,-,, ,.,, Re,,~,, ..,.,,....., MichaelB. Romanoof 1260 ’ElizabethLazar is majoring in¯ School,and currently a senior at Ms.Leeh will graduate fromIII I-’1 II I I MIIgl,I ~lJIkl’li]/ EastonAve., Somerset, was Oswald PaaI Hoepfner of Rivergeneral education-speech ;" Bloomsburg’State College, BloomsburgState College in’Ill laVLlld ItUOml omL~mnL recentlynamed to the dean’s list Road, Belle Mead has been ac- therapy; her sister is studying/ recently participated in a con- May,1974. She serves on the ference sponsoredby the Penn- iIll at VillanovaUniversity in cepted for admission to Chowanhome economics. ]Community GovernmentJ[I Villanova,Pa. CollegeMurfreesboro, N.C. for -- sylvania Department of Association, Student-FacultYli[ ’-- the fall semesterin the pro- Education.The purposeof the Senate, is ViceChairperson of the Ill ’Jul"$ 19 " 20" & forestry curriculum. conference, which was held CollegeUnion Governing Board, [[I PLANPARADE MARINEGRADUATE during the monthof June at anda memberof the Boardof Co-l I] , ’ PARRISISLAND, S.C.-- MillersvitleState College, was to ordinators of the Pennsylvania"1 o It.,’--- _¢ ~z o Franklin’s finest, the Thun- MarinePot. KevinB. Kerr,son of examine and re-define the StateAssociation of Studentll ~l ralr derbird Drumand BugleCorps, DEAN’SLIST Mr.and Mrs.Richard R. Kerrof mission,goals, and purposesof [ OI blaCKS is planning a parade to be held MichaelC. Jablonsky, son of. 3l Ulysses Road, Somerset, the 14 Pennsylvania State Oovernmen. IIV Saturday,July 21, at 10 a.m. at Mr. and Mrs. FrankJablonsky, graduatedfrom basic training at Colleges and .University in - - the FranklinPark School.The 705 CamplainRoad, Manvillehas the U.S. MarineCorps Depot relation to the systemof higher :,eaoe,,.ro.e paradewill concluaeat the beennamed to the dean’s list for here. education. Each of the State IIARVESTIIOME ’ill]11 .... ~ ..= .,= .= Phillips Schoolon Route27, the spring semesterat Tri-State Colleges and University were The Griggstown ReformedIll Ileg. z.~:) ~ i~ M U wherethe Corpsis stagingaFlea College, Angola, Indiana. A represented by membersof the Chffrch will hold its annual III 111 m Market.Rain date is July 28. graduate of Manville High RECEIVESDEGREE administration, faculty and Harvest HomeFestival on Ill --1 u,;/ School,he is majoringin ac- LawrenceSubacz Jr., son of- studentbody. AugustIt from5 to t0 p.m.,rain Ill 1 counting. Mr.and Mrs. Lawrence Subacz While attending the con- or shine. Oldfashioned hayrides, Ill - ’ .I of159 North 9th Ave., Manville DEAN’SLIST ference, delegatesparticipated white elephants, gamesand Ill (widele-more’ has graduated from the in workshops, seminars and fancystands will be featured. [[[~ tilter..= ¯ ==, n I DebraArnesen "of Griggstown DEAN’SLIST University of Miami,Miami, meetingsled by notededucators Visitorswill also be ableto enjoyIll M UNIII Ill" has been namedto the Dean’s ElizabethR. Lazarand Lenora Florida. Mr. Subaczreceived a I from throughout the United countrycooking treats suchas Ill °"" """ °"’=’=" HonorList at AlbrightCollege, bachelor of business’ ad- States. The delegates are to butteredcorn, hot sausageIII /’tNC gtlllD IJIflOTIMITIMP.. L. Lazar, daughtersof Mr. and ministrationdegree. MaryBeth Lech Reading,Pa. Mrs.A.J. Lazarof Manvillehave return to their individualcam- sandwiches,fruitshortcakeala ¯ Ill V’tL IIUUIt IIIMR/IIIILIII~I beennamed to thedean’s list at puses and try to implementthe modeand homemadeapple pie. III IJl25 SouthMain St. . Manville,N.J.. Bike-A-ThenAids Child MANVILLE-- Thecommittee Ciri]lo, Kenilworth; Sid Manville; Esoek’sAreo, Man- forthe Michael Parent Bike-a- Penacchio; State Bank of ville; Burry Cookie Co., thenannounced that the fund Manville, Manville; Scott Elizabeth;Brook’s Liquor Store, raisingevent held June 17 yielded Fielder; and Pete Kaschak, Manville; Brook’sWarehouse, over$3,000 tobe used for medical Pete’sBar andGrill , Manville. Bridgewater; Veterans of expensesfor four year old Refreshmentsand Supplies: ForeignWars, Manville;State Michaelparent, suffering from ShopRite, Manville;Feed,own, Bankof Manville,Manville; and CONSERVE cancer. Manville;Belomo’s Liquor Store, Bike Shop of Montgomery, Atie wasdeclared for the St00 Manville,Coca Cola Co., North MontgomeryTwp. Shopping bondto be given to the person Brunswick: Colonial Inn, Center. GAS bringingin the highestamount of pledgesand donations. ThomasSmith of 127 Lincoln Ave.,Manville and SueKunze of Orchestra At Duke Park 17 HamptonRoad, NewBrun- swickwill eachreceive a $100 The modernsound of the Jay forms a major role, both as bond. OwcnOrchestra can be heard at soloist andwhen playing as part Thefollowing local personsand DukeIsland Park on Sunday, of thegroup. The members of the organizations were namedas July22. unit areall skilledon more than patrons and supporters of the Part of ihe summermusic oneinstrument, although each is Bike-a-then. series sponsoredby the Somerset high!yskilled on one instrument. $100or more:Manville Pizza CountyPark Commission,"this Theirmusic ranges from show group of musicians is built THURS.,FRI. & SAT., JULY 19;20 & 21st Restaurant,Manville; ¯ Somerset tuneslike "Cabaret"to popular Trust CoSomerville Manvinearound a basic idea. by its single tunessuch as "It’s Too Elks,Manvtlle. director of molding the Late" and "Rainy Daysand $20 or more:Thomas Bicker, musiciansinto a versatile unit Mondays". Manville; Manville National capableof performinga variety Bank,Manville; Centre Shoppe, of styles utilizing the popular Personsplanning to attendthe Manville; George’sBar, Man- musicof the ’6O’sand ’7O’s. 2:00p,m. concert are advised to % eMile;Valley Pharmacy, bringtheir ownseating. Hillsborough;Robert Blomquist, Eachof the musiciansl~.r- SALE DAYS Somerville;Marie Strasko, So. BoundBrook; ¯ RiccadonnaHome Imp’3. Manville’. Corner Tavern. ’ Manville;. Mid Town Deh, Manville;Preform Dept: J.M. : Manville;Finishiffg Dept.J.M., Manville; Manville Pharmacy, Manville;A-1 Inspection Dept. J.M.,Manville; A-1 Office, J.M., Gold Rush Specials Manville;Manville Fish Market, Manville; CustomCreations, July 19, 20, 21 Manville;Ronald Wilkins, Three Bridges; Far Hills Exxon,Far Hills; S. Philip’Klein; Paul Bell’ JOHNSON’S c/o Somerset Trust Co., BABYSHAMPOO Myadec Somerville; Michael Mazur; 16 oz. 130 Manville;First NationalBank of Central Jersey, Franklin;Kopy Kat, Princeton; Eugene Wauerzyniak, BoundBrook;¯ $139 *399 Andy Wauerzyniak, Bound Brook; James KavanaghSr., Reg. 1.39 Reg. 7.89 Manville; James Daley, Man- ville; State Bankof Raritan sQuIBB Valley, So. Somerville;Bob & TYLENOL AliceDay, Manville; and Oakley lO0’s , ASPIRINso,. Hoyt, Zeus Ind. Prod. Inc., RichardHoyt, FrankTourville. Also King’s SandwichShope, $169¯ Somerville,; In Memoryof CarmelloMalaveuda; American Reg. 2.89 250% LegionAux. Post 304, Manville;’ ConsumerAdvocate; Catholic Daughtersof America- //1739; KODAKPOCKET- 10 INSTAMATIC EdwardLewis, Phillipsburg; Raehile Laschiove; Raritan; RoseGlaser, Somerville;Eugene Brzezienski,Somerville; Mr. and Reg. 22.95 ,1688 Mrs. WayneKozik, Manville; George’sAuto Body, Neshanie; Angelo V. Leone Agency, Manville; Manville Postal Workers,Manville; Ruzycki’s Pharmacy,Manville; Manville Lanes, Manville;Esock’sArco, Manville; DoloresM. Yashur, Middlesex; Mr. and Mrs. R. Benjamin,Plainfield; Ted Venis, HIGHEST INTEREST RATES Manville;Custodis Construction: RedDoor Tavern, Manville; Phil ALLOWED BY LAW? Petrone, Manville; Roeque That’s WhatWe’re Paying At Darned;M. Vivoli; R. Sfisko; Jack Martin; R. Bladis; Sal MANVILLENATIONAL BANK Franklin SouthSomerset’s First Bankfor 47 Years Bicycle Retroactiveto July 1, 1973,We Pay PhotographyWorkshop - South Main St. 5% per Year 15 1~ % per Year At,ionMusic Shack - 281 So. Main St. Ksschek’sShoes - 113 So. Main St. :Center BettyBrite Cleaners - Rustic Mall Kathy’sFlorist- 110 So. Main st, Pei’hsch’sTavern, Inc,, 16 So, Main St. on on Bev’sBeauty Salon - 1095So. Main St. K-Way,Rustic Mall P &MFurniture - 257 North Main St, KLIN TOWNSHIP’S REGULAR GOLDEN~ PASSBOOK .. RiceadonnoHome Improvement, 8 So, Main St, ~J CompleteB[oycle Center BlumbergHardware - 115 Main St. AngolaV,Leone Agency - 106 So, Main St, SAVINGS . SAVINGS Bucky’sMen’s &Boys’ Shop ~ 45So. Main St. L & SVariety Store - RusticMall Russ’Sporting Goods &Stationery, 31 Compounded& Compounded & ManvilleArmy-Navy Store, 28 E, ComplainRd, Ruzycki’sPharmacy, 68So’, MainSt, payableQuarterly payablequarterly CentreShoppe -243 S.c. MainSL CharlesJewelers - South MaiwSt. ManvilleDistributing Co,- 519 W, Complain Rd, "Shop,Rite (Foodaroma). Rustic Mall SomersetBakery - 918 West Campluin Rd, Completeline of "Certificateof~posit CertificateofDeposit ColonialInn ¯ S. MainSt. ManvilleFish Market - &MainSt. * RALEIGH ¯ ColorMy Wodd. 204 W~ C.amploin Rd. ¯ ManvilleNational Bank -Main St, or Northside StarAuto [Lebbings), 245 North Main St, e VISTA ¯ ROLLFAST 2 ½years or more i to2 ½¯Years CrystalRestaurant - S. MainSt. ManvillePet Shop- ~3 So, Main Stl StateBank of Manville:Rustic Mall BICYCLES 6~/~ % per year 6 % per Year. "[VhnvillePMrmacy- 37So, Main St, ’ SteWsTire Service, Inc,, 490So. Main St, ¯ Repairs Cyburt’sLiquor Store. 26 So. Main St. = Parts, (minimum$1000) (minimum$1000) ¯ DairyQueen, 304 So~ Main St, Man’villePizzeria &ReStaurant - Rustic Mall SuburbanButchers’- Main St, ¯ ManvilleSavings & LoanAssoc,, 110 S, MainSt, Swirln’ CurlBeauty Salon - RusticMall Accessories Dove’sMen’s & Bow"Shop: 41So, Main St, /. OpenMIm.-Sat. 10-6 p.m. MANVILLENATIONAL BANK DrugFair- Rustic Ma!l ~Manvll!e.Schoolof Music ;.40 So.Main St, WaR’sInn, 337 North Main St, Ch)tedWednesdays 7171e Friendly Homestyle-Bank" ¯ FamilyShoe Store, 36 So,Main St, " Maxine,.,’rhe;32 So. Main St.. ’ Warcola’s-236 S. MainSt. 853Hamilton St. t. r Somerset SouthSomerset’s First Bankfor 47Years Fiesta¯ Roo~n ¯ Elmcrest I nn -’321 So, Main St, Muzur’sFoodtown ,. 141..So. Main S WarehouseFurnitureOutles. 65 North Weiss st. Established1926 ,: N(~vJcky’sMusic Studio - 249 So, Main St’, WelcomeAboard Travel Center - 44 RusticMall’ MemberF.D,I,C. .: ’ FranklinState Bank - Somerset" .- ..., .. : 249-4544 St. _ Zell’s- 23So. Main St. ¯ ...... ~: .... :, ¯ Jo’e’s GreenhouseendFlbwer Shop- 921Gladw. Ave. ¯ OneHour, Martmmng. ..- 25 So.Mare...... : THURSDAY,JULY. 19, 1973

Local Youths Seeking Summer Work LETTERSTo The £1)ITOR, SOUTH sOMERSETNEWSPAPERS .CARWASHEH -- DaveTarby of A service .of this newspaper Manville,age16, highschool Publishedevery Thursday by aimedat helphtg local young junior,cars washed or wax,ed, ThePrinceton Packet, Inc. people get sttmnwremployment call725-5808 10a.m.-1:30 p,m; MainOffice: 240South Main Street Manv~lle,N.J.08835 ht this area.Yotrths may call the Telephone:725-3300 stantlally revised. Although A balancedcurriculum should newspaperoffice and add their CARWASHER -- KeithZydallls J. U.N.C.kies these revisions allayedsome of he providedfor city schoolsas nameto this register.Nanles will ofMafiville, age16, lflgh school RobertO.,Yeeger ...., .....; ...... ManaglngEditor the fearsof civil libertarians,the there is in suburbanschools, appearfor threeweeks, or less if junior,cars washed or waxed, LeeSchmittberger ...... AdvertisingManager ArizonaACLU is still in op- Betterqualified teachers Is also s a lob is found. Employerswill call725-4174 9 a.m.-noon. AliceLech ...... OfficeManager position to such programs.This factor in the improvementof a call youngpeople on the I/st if Editor: oppositionwill continueuntil goodeducational guide. absolute .protection of civil Teachersshould keep in mind they havelob openhtgs.There is Three keys were found among liberties is evidentin anysuch nocharge for this service. LAWN MOWING-- Charles TheFranklin NEWS’RECORD glass deliveredto last Saturday’s that educatinga child takes a Horberg,13, of Manville; has program¯ Mr. Williams’ specialdedication. finishedseventh grade, looking 1 WestonCauseway (~,arepath, N.J.) recyclingdrive at FranklinHigh representation of ACLUsd. The state department of School.The ownershould call vocacyshould be recognizedas a forsummer lawn work; can be Somerville,N.J. 08876 844-2958and describe thein. rather unlikely liberal in- education should run an reachedat725-7239. evdluationon howcity schools STOCK, GARDENINGwork Anita Susi ...... NewsEditor As early recyciers could not terpretation of the actual are comparingwith suburban wanted by Da~l Hodge of fail to note, ~.U.N.C,had a major situation. And,although I have schools. ’ Manville,senior In highschool age problemdue to the lackof a glass hadno contactwith the NAACP,I I repeatmyself- I donot believe 17. 722-0721. DOG SITTING,CARE FOR f truck. Heroof the daywas local must wonder at Mr. Williams in busing.Emphasis should be DOGS- Atarid David Giombetti TheManville News scavengerSlim Byerley, who, on interpretationof their position. put on more and better ages17 and 14 are looking for veryshort notice, broughtin a At this point, I wouldlike to summerwork with dogs. They 240South Main Street, Manville,N.J. curriculumstandards and more will dogsit at their home.Both roll-on truck bodywhich quite voice some comments con- =dedicatedand qualified teachers. OUTDOOR MAINTENANCE, literally savedthe dayfor the cerning civil liberties and a Theseare the fundamental ODD JOBSwanted by Dave are students at Hillsborough Robert O. Yaeger...... NewsEditor JUNCkies. police SROprogram. During its factorsfor a goodand balanced Highand canbe reachedat 369- Tarby,16, of Manville.He is a 4569for their services. Trap Rock, Brownand Glynn past 53 years, the ACLUhas educationfor all students. sophomoreat Manville High, ConstructionCo., andDr. Bruce concerned itself with many EdwardAtoeff ~’n ~ N EWS Hamiltonof Rutgers also lent issuesof civil liberties import. Montgomery, 722-5808. trucks for the transport of Although some issues have c/o MabelC. Veghte aluminum,tin-steel (ordinary raised fundamentalquestions Mm vegetableand fruit canal,and bi- whichcould be answeredby a LAWNMOWERMECHANIC - LineRoad, Belle Mead, N.J. 08502 Russell Wisniewski, 14, of metalcans. straightforwardinterpretation of CharlesMartinson ...... NewsEditor Weowe all of these peoplea the Bill of Ri/~hts,most issues Manville can fix lawnmowers great debt of gratitude, for havebeen quite complex.Such andbikes... Healso has experience without themwe couldn’t have situationsrequire an evaluation inall types ofmechanical repair. THEPRINCETON PACKET, INC. hada drive.Nor, of course,could basedon both the Constitution Call725-8144. Publisher wehave had a drive withoutthe anda social conscience.It would JANITORIAL, OUTDOOR ProductionPlant and CorporateHeadquartem hundreds of families who appear that the police SRO MAINTENANCE, ODD JOBS 300Witherspoon Street, Princeton,N.J. 08540 patiently rinse out andbring in conceptis suchan issue. wantedby Lance Musselman, 16, their recyclable items each Certainly some questions i Foot MaryLouise Kilgore ...... Board month¯ raisedby sucha programrequire ofManville. Hehas experience as Chairmanof the If you’veever wondered how a simpleanswer. Should the a janitorialworker, 725-0388. EdwardP. Burke...... Editor and GeneralManager muchcomes in in one drive, we policeofficer be directly EdwinW. Tucker .... Assoc.Editor, Asst. Gal. Mgr., Business M[r. finallyhave a current,accurate responsible,financially or BABYSITTING-- Colleen Edward.F.Carroll ...... ExecutiveEditor figureon glass:Saturday’s ethically,tnanylaw enforcement Notes Jakelskyof Manville,age 14, RobertHutchinson ...... MechanicalSuperintendent collection,nota particularlyagency?Should the officer freshmanhigh school student, Roslyn Denard...... AdvertisingDirector largeone, was 9,300 pounds. . compileclosed records for his babysittingand light housework,. WilliamBennett ...... ’ ...... CirculationManager Sincethe use of large container ownuse without concern for has babysittingexperience, call forglass has become anintegral absoluteprotection of the ByWilliam Pooh 526-9516. :’.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::: !:.;::; :i:’., ,: !, ::::::’5::: :;ir::::::::’::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: partof ouroperation, par- student’s privacy? Shouldthe ticularlyatShop-Rite, J.U.N.C. officerbe allowedto participate willhave a majorpolicy meeting in lawenforcement in the school TheManville Board of Education’saction departmentheads and other staff, and ad- this Fridaynight at the Franklin. orquestion students concerning in establishingthe position of pert-time ministrativepersonnel in reviewing,revising Mystery Photo Contest MunicipalBuilding, to discuss informationrelating to such curriculumdirector withinour systemis a and updatingour entire curriculumprogram futureplans for glass collection. enforcement?The answerto giant step in guaranteeingthe perpetual K-12in all the majorsubjects since 1968. Wecordially invite intqrested thesequestions isobviously no. reviewof our curriculum. membersof thecommunity to It isnot disputed that our Theaction by the boardin creating this comeand contribute theirideas. childrenneedcounselling, orthat This position, although on a pert-time position and makingit a part of its board Pendingthe arrival of new basis,carries with it a greatresponsibility. It pciieywill lockin theseehangos and will set somecounselling should be done Will enable the Manville Public School equipment,we ask those who inthe schools. Thequestion of systemto remainon a level of education into motionthe machineryfor continuing havebeen taking glass to the whoshall do such counselling curriculumreview and change, as maybe comparableto surroundingdistricts and deemednecessary. EastonAvenue Sh0p-Rite requiresour collective social thereby affording our students an op- collectionpointto please keep it conscience.Weshould recognize portunityto be competitive.. Recommendedchanges from the athome for another week or so; that we have a very special curriculumdirector will be forwardedto the watchyour local papers, which responsibility to protect the Theeducational process can be related to a havealways been most helpful to superintendentfor approvaland then to the libertyof ouryoung; for is notthe large wheel.When it has achievedthe peakof Boardof Educationfor action.It will thenbe recyclinginFranklin. destinyof our democraticnation whatis a normaland basic level, the con- theresponsibility of the Boardwhether to embodiedin their hands?That tinuingchanges in educationtend to drivethe acceptor rejectthose recommendations that ConnieOgburn, chairman, there has been substantial wheel around and toward the bottom. couldmean the difference between a FranklinJ.U.N.C. controversyover the conceptof a Systematicsteps mustbe taken, t0 inspre a (JustUsage of Nature progressiveor regressive educational policeofficer filling the role of. c~fitinued’progression ’to keep

’i~.,".i~/:;.~;:: :,<" ": i :~ ~.,~ ’.~ r ; ’:, : ::’’:..’~’ " ~’~::~.: i i’,: ’: :i ":’::i ~ =’ ’:’.’ ! ~ Li,~:::; ’’’: 7~’:’~:"’ /i’’::;’ ."~: "’::: ’’:’.~:’~’!’ ~’’:’" " " :’’ ’~":’ ¯ 5-A - Graduates Continue. Education BRANCHBURG--.. Somei’set .’year. Ele~,en percent of the 1970 ¯ level whenthey transfer to four- students from Somerset County County College graduates are graduates either withdrew or year colleges, the Deansaid. at WestPoint. College include: Princeton, Other out-of-state institutions performing well above national were disqualified from the four- Informationon the class of 1970 Rutgers and all other NewJersey averages in completing work for year institutions, the Deansaid. provided by graduate schools which have accepted Somerset their bachelors degrees at four- State Colleges, Seton Hall students include: University of "-This is an exceptionallygood sho~,s that a. number from NewarkCo ege of Engineering, Michigan, University of year colleges, a study of, record," said Mr. Green, "when Somerset are t/ow in graduate Fairleigh Dickinson, Monmouth, Somerset’sfirst graduation class you consider that 65 per cent Wisconsin,Catholic University, ,~. ¯ and professional schools with at and Upsala. University of Delaware, ¯ reveals. went on to receive their least one in law school, Green Mr. Green noted that a young The study of the class of 1970 bachelors and an additional 24 said. Twoof the students from University of Maryland, was madeby ThomasL. Green, man who attended Somerset University of Miami,Ohio State, :d per cent were Wellon their wayto the original graduatingt:lass are CountyCollege in 1968-69,Robert OregonState University, Purdue . Dean of Student Affairs, for a bachelors degrees this year. nowteaching secondary school, Johnson of Gladstone, was report to ’the Now Jersey Nationally; the ratio of students one elementary, the Dean said. University, SyracuseUniversity, Departmeht of Higher graduated in June from the and Wilberforce University of ,, who transfer from community As for Somerset County United States Military Academy Education, colleges to four-year institutions College’s graduates whomoved Ohio. ~. There wore 91 students in the and complete¯their bachelors is into careers immediately after class of 1970, the first to be around 50 per cent." receiving their Associate Fungi CausingDamage i,: graduated from the young two- In the area of grade averages, Degrees from the two-year year community college ,in Somerset County College college, Mr. Green said in- Branchburg, students whowent on to four-year formation is not as readily To LawnsTh is Summer ¯ Accordingto Mr. Green, of the colleges followednational norms, available. The cool and excessively wet to follow, says H. N. Repair, " 1970 graduates whotransferred Greenreported. At Somersetthe Students wholeave here and spring has giveri the homeowner CountyAgricultural Agent. into their third year at four-year accumulative grade average was enter jobs becomeso involved in a lush green lawn whichadds to Unfortunately, by the time you ’ colleges, 65 per cent received 2.7. For the samestudents after their newactivities that theydo the beauty of his landscape. notice signs of, lawndamage it’s their bachelors degrees in 1972 two years at receiving in- not keepup their contacts,Green Whathe maynot realize is that toe late to do anything about it. ~; from the four-year colleges, 65 stitutions, the average was 2,7. . said. Onthe other hand,We learn this samecool and extremelywet The control of lawn disease is a per cent received their bachelors The corollary between the aboutthose in four-yearcolleges, weather is the breeding ground preventive rather than a curative -, degrees in 1972 from the four- community college scores and in graduate schools, from for fungi whichare resulting in a measure, advises Mr, Repair. .:~ year institutions. the four-year college work is inquiries and reports sent to us near-epidemic of lawn disease. Stripe smutfungus attacks Anadditional 2,t per cent were consistent with national studies from those receiving institutions. Stripe smut and leafspot are several lawn grasses but is most ’" still enrolled at four-year showing students from two-year Four-year colleges in New raising havoc with lawns right destructive to Merion Kentucky colleges in the’ 1972-73academic institutions working at the same Jersey that have accepted nowand other diseases are sure bluegrass. ,q,-

Scouts Receive $ Aid In Manville to Rrst Natienat MANVILLE--Cubscouts here recently received a helping ($) handfrom VFWPost 2290. Thepost donatedto the "ScoutOuting Fund." Shown during a recent presentationare, from left, JosephJ, 1 _l Otl.6aeurm.ettea.__... ,,. ttttte. ilOtltl6r, Grillo, institutional representative, JosephYodvish, CubScout Masterof Pack193, George Sefchick,second vice presidentof Post2290, and Don Edson, Assistant Cub Scout Master. lop Itt6 Igpa., Somerset Residents Polled :.,, :.,.; On Local, Federal Issues ~.~,~.;,". Charles V. Shedd opionionnaire being circulated in year by a stu~lent intern assigned SOMERVILLE--Fivehundred Somerset County residents are behalf of the county’sthree state to the legislators’ offices by the legislators. Bernards Township Republican ,.,o beiog polled on majorstate, local The poll is carried out each ,:a and federal issues in an annual Executive ¯Committee and the Republican Club. The internship is the eighth annual political science scholarship awardedto a junior at Ridge High School. This year~sintern is Jeffrey T. ,2.,, Joe’s Greenhouse Shedd, son of Mr. and Mrs., Frank Gada Ill ,t~ Charles V. Shedd of Basking Ridge. He drafted the voter 92 Gladys Avenue, Manville questionnaire nowin the mail after briefings by Sen. Raymond’. .. ¯: , , ’.’, k : H. Bateman and Assemblymen., .,:hi ,. ,, ...... t .....i iJftl).) YIII[ Gold Rush ,Specials :..~, John H. Ewing and’~ictor ’A: HangingGeraniums a3& e4 Rizzolo. Re began his five-week : I internship last week. SpiderRa~ ’3 &e4 The 500 voters were picked at random from current county Vari~of Green Rants 59= ca. ~’, voter lists. Theywill be asked to evaluate a variety of recent 7:; ( governmentalactions and to give I’~, 725-1262 their opinions on several major ’ issues pendingin the legislature. ~ Thosepolled are not required to identify themselves. ¯ The poll questions concern a wide range of subjects including ~.¢,i the legalization of gamblingand ","tO marijuana, the elimination of GAZIN/fS capital punishment, a county widerecycling center and the tax methodof supporting local public ¯ 3)f; GOURMET schools. . Mr. Sheddwill analyze the results of the poll and the ’ SHOPPE legislators will makethe,results FEATURING publie in late August. In past centrajerse J years, the lawmakershave found /" ~, ~ ¯ ColdCuts the results to ’be r~liable ¯ i ~’ZT"~ ~ Schaller and Weber,N. Y. barometersof countywidepublic Regular L~%’~r":~r"~Ji ’]1~1 Domestic opinion.The poll is nonpartisan. ~’~.,~ ¯ Fine HomemadeSalads .,.,.. n W hig~..=¢book ~a~,,’= ~.t, ,?( ~ll~bJm .~ ¯ Hotand cold sandwiches In another phaseof his in- Passbook i ternship, Sheddwill spenda few u,~ ~e~ _ nular roost} "~’~_ ~. =;~ " Wide Range of imported specialties days in August. workingin the office of Rep. Peter H.B. Savings Frelinghuysen in Washington. Day of deposit to day of withdrawal. Mr. Shedd,who is enteringhis senior year at Ridge High, is a Interest compoundedquarterly. student senator, president of the and Time oo-- -- No minimum balance.requir.ed. band and a memberof the con- All existing accounts will "~ 8:30.7Men., Tues., & Wed. ~=’~=~,1 .~ cert, marchingand dance hands. receive this new maximumrate ~" "~’~’~’~"~.\’,. :ll~ 8:30.7Thurs., & Fri. He also performs with the ~,~’~L.~ ’~ 8:30"6Sat. , SomersetHills band. retroactive to July. 1. 1973 A member of the National i Honor Society, he is ¯involved with the Student Forumat Ridge. SOMERWLLE212 WEST MAIN¯ NEW S’rREETJ ,RSE ,,~,r, .----" O110 Outside of school he is a member of. the Liberty Corner % % I/2 o/o Presbyterian Church and has taken part in various summer churchyouth activities. 90 day II II 4 year 2% year 1 year to I year Certificates Certificates Certificates . Certificates Minimum amount $5.000. Minimum amount $2,000. Minimum amount $1.000. Min~’um amount $1.000. Your Haircut Should Interest paid semi-annually. Interest paid semi-annually. Interest paid semi-annually. Interest paidat maturity.

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Miss Babinsld Miss ,5malldridge Weds Miss Bernadette Gieda, Engaged To Wed Kerry M. Chtlin Paid Pawlowski Bernice Estella Smalldridgeof Zarephath, and Gabriel M. EdWard Gekosky Marry Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hlghtstown,and KerryMatthew Abanda of Cameroon. Mrs: Babinskiof 69 No. 12th Ave., Caflin of FranklinPark, were DonnaJ. Sohnof SouthSomer- Miss Bernadette Gieda, honor, and’by DonnaMedura, Manville, have announcedthe marriedFriday evening, July 6, rifle, and Mrs. Mary A. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marsha Zawalick, Audrey ¯ engagementof their daughter, intheOldSt.BarnabasMemorialKingsburyof Lebanon,were in RaymondGieda of-Manville, Phillips, BrendaPellechio, Kim Judith Ann, to Paul C. Chapel at Sand Hills, South chargeof the music. becamethe bride of Edward Giedaand SandraGekesky. Pawlowski,sen of Mr. and Mrs. BrunswickTownship. Thebride was escorted tothe ’Oekoskyon June 2 during a 2 Best manwas William Hen- 714 Mr.Catiin, who is the son of altarby theBey. Robert.S.. p.m. ceremonyperformed by sing. WilliamGiraldi, Paul Peter Pawlowski of Mr.and Mrs. Edward G. Catlin, ¯ Sot~ervilleAve., Manville. TurtonIII of BethanyGospel Rev.Felix Vensa at Christ The Pawlowski,Greg Evanylo, MissBabinski and her fiance receivedhiseducation atSbuth MissionHome, Hightstown, KingChurch, Manville. Manny Santayana,Louis are both graduatesof Manville BrunswickHigh School, Mid- whereshe had been living. Mr.Gekosky isthe son of Mrs. Schaller,Kurt Santayana and High Schooland are both at- dlesexCounty Vo-Tech School, PastorTurton also preached the JuliaGekosky and the late Ed- JeffDavis ushered. tendingRutgers College. Alma White College.at weddingsermon. Other par- wardGekosky ofManville. Thebride is a graduateof Thecouple plan to be married Zarephath, and Belleview ticipating ministers werethe GivenIn marriageby her ManvilleHigh School and is on August17, 1974. Judith AnnBablesJfl ’ College,Denver, Cole. Rev. AlanJ. Rouzeof Trenton, father,thebride was attired ina employedbythe State Bank of Mrs.Catlin has lived.in many theReL Robert K. Cruverof Victorianstyle gown featuring RaritanValley. areashere and abroad as she Zorephath,andthe Rev. Alvin J. Julietsleeves anda highneckline Herhusband isa graduateof accompaniedherparents, the Paineof Hatboro, Pa., who of. enhancedwith Venice lace ap Manville High School andis Rev. and Mrs. Bearl D. ficiatedat the marriage pliques. attendingRutgers University. He Smalldrldge,missionaries ceremony.. Herheadpiece consisted ofa is employedby the Somerset presentlyserving inCameroons, Followingthe service, a boufantveil held by a profileCountyYouth Receiving Center. , spray.She carried a bouquet of Follownga reception at the attendedschool at Zarephath. fellowshiphall of the chapel, ’ daisiesand roses. WattsInn, the’ coupleleft on a Thebride’s eldest sister, Mrs. after whichthe coupleleft for Thebride wasattended by Miss weddingtrip to Tennessee. RebekahL. Stewart of Hight- Colorado,where they will make Kathy Neudachinas maid o~ Theyplan to residein Raritan. their homein the Denverarea’ /# ~ /# SouthAfrica, was the matron-of-’ C/Iar & ewe r~ honor. GeorgeR. SimmonsJr., . IIstown’student recently minister returned from Hight- fr°m PROMOTION 238S~25-2936 Ma~ili~,N.J, , ushe_rsstown,waswere the Ralph bestCapellman. The of MarineLance Corporal Philip J.Zukowski, sonof Mr. and Mrs. A. Zukowskiof Route 3 Somerset,was promoted to his f presentrank while serving at the ’ " MarineCorps Base here. A 1971 . graduateof FranklinHigh . . School,Somerset, hejoined the Mr.and Mrs. Kerry M. C.atlin MarineCorps in December 1971. Heart Ass ociati()n Cookbook nowfor over 15 years[ The whole GoesOn Sale In Somerville Publicationof "Tim’Americanreleasedate wasJune 29. country. Heart Association Cookbook," "Thisbook answers a long-felt Before: publication, every worldhas wondered whereyou have dedicatedto "the pleasures of needfor practical dietary in- recipein the bookwas medically eatingweti, whileeating right," formation,"Dr. Brestickersaid. evaluatedand kitchen tested. was announcedtoday by Dr. Additional consideration was StanleyBresticker, president of "Oureducational programs have givenfor taste appeal,nutrition, been[Now--what brings you out the Somerset County Heart stressedthe needto reduceone’s easeof preparation,availability Association.The book’s national risk andhave painted the way. of ingredients and as broadas Now,we feel this bookhelps close possible representation of the circle by providing the geographicaland cultural tastes. necessary meal plans and "The American Heart ofhiding after all theseYears? recipes to put our advice into Association Cookbook" is practice. published by David McKay "Florist The newcool~book contains Company,New York, and sells l tOS. Main St., Manville morethan 500fat-con:retied, low for $7.95.Copies may be ordered ’ 725-9301 cholesterolrecipes t400 basic from Somerset County Heart recipeswith over 100 variations) Association,Box 852, Somerville. TheGold Rush Sale to showAmericans that heai’h It wasreviewed in the NewYork healthyfoods can be as enjoyable Times. GOLD-RUSHandsatisfying as thosewhich can contribute to prematuredeath AtThe SPECIAL!anddisability fromheart attack Baptist Church andstroke¯ ¯ ,:~i’,’iT!huts" FrL & Sat. ~jJ ,in,a forewar~l, . l)r(. Campbell: Sets BibleSchool Mrs. EdwardGekosky, fiee~Miss~Bernadette Gieda. .~ o~’~’ses, former medical director MANVILLE--"ReachOut :- of ¯ the American Heart With Jesus" will be the theme FAMILY Association, emphasizesthat this year of the annual"Daily if@@ "this is not a diet book.It’s a VacationBible School"of the Library Will’ Show T I A ~u,vc. cookbook-- a fun bookfor people EmmanuelBaptist Church at wholike to cook and to eat, Washingtonand South Third SHOE STORE FRESHCUT whetherthey are youngor old, Avenues,Manville. Mrs. Steven livingalone or in a familygroup, Bodnarchukhas been chosen ’Civilisation ’ FLOWERS pursuinga career or busily in- volvedin keepinga home." Generaldirector. i ~ 36 South Main St .... ] Cash and Carry Classeswill beheld the weekof SomersetCounty Library, in eveningatthe Vo-Tech school. Therecipes follow two basic July 23 to 27 between9 a.m. to Theseries will begin on Monday, dietary principles recommendednoonfor children betweenthe co-sponsorshipwiththe Somerset by the American Heart CountyCollege and Evening October15, 1973, and continue Bound agesthree and12 years’old.Mrs. Divisionofthe Vo-Tech School, intoJanuary, 1974. Specific times Association:cut downon eating Bodnarchukand her staff will foreach ’sbewng will be an- Brook excess fat and use more register pupils at the church hasreceived approval from the ,polyunsaturatedfats in placeof NationalGallery of Art, nouncedata laterdate. auditorium.There is no fee for Washington,D.C., to present Thefilms were originally Florist saturatedfats. Therecipes were registration: Free bus tran- producedfor the British t~---~ We g~e S & H Green Stamps ~I II chosen from thousands sub- publiclytherenowned color film [ 575 ThompsonAve. sportationwill be providedalong series"Civilization," writtenand BroadcastingCorporation, which Bound Brook ’ ’mittedby friends, volunteers and the SundaySchool routes. For sentLord Clark, two producers, 725-3096 nutritionists of Heart further information,contact the narrated by the art historian . LordKenneth Clark. anda three-mancamera crew on K*~35’5~33I Associations throughout the pastorat 526-4805or 725-4522. The thirteen fifty-minute a two-year mission through eleven countries to film the ,. [0Caivi~rseaetiOnf’cPhra°rgglan~Soam ret~n series.In LordClark’s words, the ~NationalGallery. termsof creativepower and the’ l~xtensi°nThis distribution Services program °f thehas aimenlar.gementwas t°"deline civilisati°n of humanin " I been madepossible by the tacum~...... CENTRE SHOPPE ~rs.~itureaauams, u:reetor matching grants from the of the County...L.ibrary,of tMh~. 725-3985¯ National Endowmentfor the 243 S. MainSt. of Manvdle Humanitiesandfrom the Xerox ~aymona~eua, u,rector . ’ NowIn Our 25th Year ’ ’ Corporation.Normal rental fee County Vocational Techm.ca for this series wouldbe $2,000to ~enool’s A~ult ~uucatzon ’rrogram,t~owers,~.ss~smntana~r.. vonamuean -";m July 19 ¯ 20 ¯ 21 $,0~be$7000anda purchaSeset pricewould ~tud’entA~fa’rSa~Sa~r~er~netthe.punuc viewing o, tne eachfilm--oneforthecollegeon ~ounty...~onege,. °" ~1~ ¯ lC.UBBY SPORTS~AR ] ] m.L~tor DrVSsvs.[ ’ ’ I BR.AS Sh01’l" ~l,d L011~ [ campusTherewillbe two showings Blandone for the local I-/2 Pr=ee] I11/2 Pr=ee ,= I/2 Price - .I. , , " "-’-----’-"1 LoSardo ¯ Annual SummerClearance... Studio{ 20% To 50( ,Off ’ " hdies-Upt0size46" .. B0ys- Upto size16 ~~~ ’ ’ I Girls- Upt0 size14 q~"~ Professional GIRTS GIRLS’ BOYS’ L4DP:S’ All Summr Photography} SUPPORT . JEANS b tuAW.... 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;’,. : , ,.,’.’:..: .~. ;,’ ...... ".,.,,,,, .,.,.,.:.~.~,, . .: ..,?.:::,.~’~:. :~.:, ¯ ¯ :.¯if:i:¯:’ i::::¯ : :¯/:¯!i .....’¯: ¯¯: ’¯ 71:: :::~ THuRsDAY,JULY 19, 1973 7-A Rescue Franklinite Returns I Clover ¯ Squads From Boys’ State Correspondence Erik Jalajas, a Junior at Erik returned to the Legion Franklin High School, wa3 Post last week.to report on Boys Are Busy ~selected by the Jensen Scalzone State events and express his ii American Legion Post #478 to gratitude for the privilege of the by T.11. BLUM represent Franklinat the annual experience. He told Vice- COUNTY4-1t AGENT ~ SOMERSET -- Fire and Boys State at Rider College in CommanderJerry Kr~;cun, "R DORISII. WOOD Trentonrecently, was the most worthwhile week f ~ ambulance activity for Com- ,l-ll PROGRAMASSISTANT munity Fire Company#1 are up Over 900 academically select have spent learning and nowI 18 per cent for the monthof June, boys from throughout the state knowwhy I am sure proud to be according to Fire Captain assembled to study the meaning an American." COMINg. EVENTS be includedin the days activities. of Americandemocracy, con- Rememberto call Mrs. Totten Richard Miller. The company --Tuesday, July 24 - Slate Horse spent 324 manhoursanswering 38 centratingon New Jersey Judging Contest - Woodland for reservations. government. Riding School - MountHolly, New 4-tl FAIR fire calls for the month. Twelve R ECYC’LE NEWSPAPER Jersey SomersetCounty’s 4-H Fair is were motor vehicle acnidents, l0 Airman George A. Kelman BanquetIn Evening- Concord less than a month away. Boys were structure fires, 4 weregrass I andgirls whoparticipated in the fires, 8 fell into the Motel - MountHolly miscellaneouscategory, there A.:- Force Assigns --Saturday, July 28 - Vegetable- Child Care Clinics at Alexander Spooky Brook Herbary were two motor vehicle fires, one A" "1[~1 rp~ .Flower LawnOpen House - Cook Batcho Intermediate School, ,-,,Irma n ,,~,ma n iv GardenCenter & Produce Market Cni~ege- lo a.m.-3 p.m. Manville; Hillsborough School; false alarm andonedrill. --Sunday, July 20 - 4-H Council Branchburg Central School and The firstaid squad had 103 ~Ar .... Picnic -Skillman- 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Middle School, Warren are calls for help during the month of IYllSSlSSIpp1 Base 1[30 ~ OffPERENNIALONALL ANNUALVEGETABLEpLANTS. PLANTS AND --Wednesday-Friday,Aug. 15-17 - reminded to have entries ready June. The squad answered 23 Somerset County 4-H Fair for judging on Tuesday, August calls about injuries which in- SAN ANTONIO TEXAS--Son ¯ TREES& SHRUBS ¯ HANGINGPLAINTS cluded 28 injuries, 04 VEGETABLE-FLOWERLAWN 14. Judgingwill take place in the of Mrs.Mary F. Delmanof 1817 ¯ BRICKPATIO & WALKS ¯ ANNUALS& HERBS OPENIIOUSE large HomeEconomics Tent. . emergencies,10 fire stand-bys, 1 RooseveltAve., Manville, .air- 4-H’ers interested in gardening 4-R HomeEconomics. Club mobilization, 2 in the manKelman has been ’assigned 201-844-3333 memberswho plan to enter the miscellaneous category and 13 to KeeslerAFB, Miss., after and lawn care are reminded of :rues. ¯ Fri. 10-6;Sat. 9-6;Sun.10-5 the open house to be held at Dairy Foods Demonstration transports. completingAir Forcebasic Ruigers on Saturday, July 281 Contest, or the Bread Making According to Captain Miller, training. ComeSee our Authenic Pine Reproductions Therewill be guidedtours of the Contestmust register with the 4- this report shows the need and Duringhis six weeks at the Air flowe~ and vegetable gardens HOffice by Aug. 1. value of the services of the TrainingCommand’s Lackland and demonstrations of new CAT FROLIC volunteer fire menand volunteer AFB,Texas, he studiedthe Air Antiques varieties and cultural methods It was fun for all, Monday first aid squad in the’Somerset Forcemission, organization and CookCollege, formerly knownas night, whenthe WhollyCats Club area, where 70 per cent of the customsand receivedspecial Provincial Art Rutgers College of Agriculture members, families, and pets population of Franklin Township instructioninhuman relations. and Environmental Science is gathered for a picnic supper and is located. Captain Miller Theairman has been assigned Herman ~ Vera Sehadt reminds local residents and tothe Technical Training Center located on U.S. Route 1 and demonstrationsof cat care at the Come in and browse Ryders Lane. Admissionis free. homeof Miss Harriet Fisher, Old businesses that the fund drive to at Keeslerfor specialized .I.II COUNCILPICNIC York Road, Branehburg. Miss Flag Mon e y Donated raise money to continue the trainingin communications- if we don’t have it - we’ll try to get it for yon The annual Council Picnic is Fisher has been a leader of the volunteerfire and first aid squads electronicssystems. held for all 4-H membersand club since the cat project was is still on. Contributionsshould be Airman Kelman is a 1972 UPSTAIRS AT SPOOKY BROOK HERBARY introduced in Somerset County MANVILLE-RayCubber!y, second vice president of VFW sent to Community Fire Com- graduateof ManvilleHigh their families, at the Skillman Amwell Rd. (Rt. 514) E. Millstone 201-844-3333 School, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Ham- four years ago. She has helped to Post 2290, showsflags to Mrs. AnnSterbinsky, president of pany #I, 710Hamilton Street, School.His father,George burgers, hot dogs and beverages organize two other cat clubs and VFWLadies Auxiliary, after Post2290 presented the auxiliary Somerset. Kelman,resides at 158 S. Fifth Saturday&. SundayI0-$ will be supplied by the Council. is presently taking applications with a donationto purchaseflags for the ladies "Flags for Ave.,Manville. You bring either a salad or for members and leaders of Americanism"program sponsored by the auxiliary. dessert. Gamesand baseball will another club. For information on this, call Miss Fisher or the 4-H Office. MATTANDKATIE FIERST AND FAMILY.. Summer Fabric Values SPECIAL CLEARANCEITEMS ~/~j,!’ {:’., ~ . 45" COTTON ASSORTED PRINTS DRAPERY Miss Barbara Zimbo PA BRICS Barbara Zimbo 45" KNIT 42" BURLAP PRINTS Future Bride Of 2000 YD. Frank Liedl Jr. Values to 1.29 yd. Yd. SELECTION STOCKHOLDERS. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zimboof 17 Fisher Avenue, Middlesex, an- nounce the engagementof their daughter, Barbara, to Frank TheFiersts have lived in Hillsborough for 25 years. Katie was born and raised here. They Lied] Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. farm their land on Triangle Road. Right now they are selling the produceat their Sunhaven Frank Liedl of 009 South Main 45" CHECKED 45" CANVAS Farms Market on Route 206 in Hillsborough. Street, Manville. MattandKatieare also stockholders in Hillsborough’s first hometownbank. TheHillsborough ’ The bride-elect is a graduate of GINGHAM PRINTS Middlesex High School and" National Bank. They are amongthe hundredsof township residents of all ages and occu- received a Bachelor of Arts pations, newcomersand oldtimers, who own shares in our bank. We’re proud of that. We’re degree in Elementary Education proud too, of our little bank’s big bankservices... from Caldwell College, Caldwen.. 45" QUIANA She is employedas a science 45" POPLIN COMPLETELY FREE PERSONAL CHECKING teacher at Sacred Heart School, NewBrunswick. LOW COST LOANS Values to 1.98 yd. Mr. Liedl is a graduate of NEW HIGHEST INTEREST RATES ON SAVINGS... ALL COMPOUNDEDDAILY Manville High School and 54" KNIT & received a Bachelor of Science. yd160o yd. Selection degree in Chemical Engineering TUCK from Newark College of Engineering, Newark. lte is employedas a ~alesman at Union Carbide Corporation, Clifton. The couple plan a May, 1074, INTEREST RATE EFFECTIVE ANNUALYIELD wedding. 60" 60" REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5% 5.20% POLYESTER Senior Citizens 5.73% COTTON DACRON GOLDEN EAGLE PASSBOOK SAVINGS SV=% CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT UNDER 1 YEAR ’Plan ¯Trip GABARDINE 0 COTTON SINGLE KNITS 5.73% To Seaside 45" ¯ 1 TO 2½ YEARS POLYESTER yd. 48-54 " ¯ 6% 6.27~ MANVILLE--Seniorcitizens here plan a trip to Seaside BLENDPRINTS SLIPCOVERS Heights on Wednesday,July 25. Seniors also are planning an DRAPERYFABRIq excursion to the Garden State ea Arts Center on Aug. 4 to see the VALUESTO *2 YD. Broadwaymusical comedy, "No,; ¯ No, Nannette." And we are open from 8-8 daily and 9 to 5 Saturdays. Stop by soon and see what we’re Seniors plan to see "Little 20% OFF ON SHEETS , TOWELS, Angels of Korea" on Aug. 8, and doing to makeThe Hillsborough National Bank all a hometownbank should be. Our stock-. plan a trip to Atlantic City Aug. BLANKETS, BEDSPREADS holders, like the Fiersts, are right hereto makesure of It. 22. Senior citizens are meeting each Wednesdayfrom 10:30 a.m. GVeRFgl/T: Mort,,Tuel., Wed,, Sit. to 2 p.m. to plan an October 1OLD6 bazaar. The date will be an- 10 to 9:30 THELITTLE BANK -- GETTINGBIGGER EVERY pAY. nouncedlater. Ff1BRIC " J Meetingsare held at Christ The King Church every second MILLMAR.E PLACES.OPPiN CE.ER Wednesday evening of each = Int. Rt. 27 & 518 (Kendal ! Park) .W’ month~ "Senior citizens, are reminded princeton, New Jersey 291- 297-6’090 - that l[ they are 02 years old or THE NATIONAL BANK older they can obtain free fishing license by writing to the New ’ MEMBER’F.D.i.c. : AMWELLROAD BELLE MEAD. NEW’JERSEY 08507~ 201-359-4000 ! , Jersey Fish and Game Com- mission, State Rouse Trenton N.j."= , ; ;i’ ....: i. ’:-i., ~.: , . . .,:.-,..:’,,:.,!2.;‘ , :, , , ¯ . 1973 84

ABOVELAMBERTVILLE the canal and the DelawareRiver (visiblein theupper right handcorner) are separated bytracks of theBelvedere division of thePenn Central Railroad.

KIDSSWIM frequently in the watersof the Delawareand Reritan Canal. This photo was taken fromthe bridge at RockyHill onRoute 27. State Probes Life Line Of Historic Canal Route rllli Storyand Photos Thecanal’s "trial by freeway"is not over by yet. A portionof Routet74-Trenton Fi-eeway Stuart Crum~Jr. ¯ .... " " . extensionwas recently constructed w th its ¯ :~ ...... "supporting¯ pillars resting squarely"in the After100 years of activeuse and 40 yearsof centerof the canal. Constructionof the Route relative neglect, the Delawareand Raritan 295 overpassnear Route1 in Lawrencewhich Canalis aboutto get a newlease on life. did considerabledamage to the vegetation TheNew Jersey State Legislaturerecently along the canal, wasan exampleof "what createda non-partisaneight-member joint doesn’t haveto happen,"canal commission house-seeate committee"to study and secretary GeneSchneider said. developmeans of protecting,preserving and Otherfreeway routes encroachingon the maintaining(the canal)including its feeder canal--such as a section of the proposed canal andthe lands throughwhich it flows, extensionof route 18 in NewBrunswick--are for the enjoymentand benefit of the citizens on the drawingboards right now.It maybe of this state." too late to stopthem, Mr. Schneider said. Six of the committee’seight members Oneof the mainforms of encroachmenton touredthe canal by helicopter and bus on the canal--pollution--is virtually non- Mondayto familiarize themselveswith the existent today.The canal’s waters are clean canalas it presentlyexists. Whatthey saw enoughfor swimmingat someplaces. wasboth encouraging--wherethe eanal is Forexample, the story is told of a certain well preserved--anddiscouraging--where boys’ prep school in NewBrunswick which the canal has beenencroached upon and in drained the water from the locker room someplaces destroyedby "progress." showersinto the canal. Despiterepeated Theday of the mule-drawncoal barges warningsfrom the canal commissionthe wendingtheir wayslowly fromthe Penn- drainagecontinued. One night a coupleof sylvaniamines to users in Trentonand New state employnslocated the drain pipe and Brunswickare goneforever. Thecanal is cementedit shut. Theschool’s reaction went DISCUSSINGTHESITUATION at the GriggstownLock are StateAssemblyman Karl Weidel(left)and SenatorsWilliam usedfor other purposesnow, including water unrecorded. Schluterand Joseph Merlino. supplyand recreation. Thecanal committee is expectedto reportits findingson bowto preservethe D. &R. in six months. Recently declared a NewJersey State HistoricalLandmark, the canal is expected to be declareda nationallandmark as well in a short time.These declarations will protect US 202 it fromfurther state andfederal--but not private--encroachment. RARITAN Thereare at least five reasonswhy en- viroomentalists and legislators wish to preservethe 140-year-oldcanal. Theyin- Stockton clude: (1) WATERSUPPLY. The canal presentcarries some 75 million gallons of watera day to industrial andmunicipal users alongits banks. Princeton, forexample, drawssix million gallons ofits drinking watersupply from the canal every day. Largestcontractor isthe Elizabethtown WaterCo.: 22 mgd. VILLE (2) FLOODCONTROL. The canal in- terceptsand diverts some of the surface waterrunoff that would otherwise flowinto thealready overloaded Millstone, Assunplnk andLower Raritan, reducing .flooding in stown timesof heavy rainfall. (3)RECREATION. Boating, canoeing, fishing,hiking cycling, picnicking andeven swimmingarepopular activities connected withthe canal. (4)ECOLOGICAL RESOURCE. The open spacessurrounding thecanal, which the commissionwould like to extend to one- quartermile on both sides, provide a green beltof vegetation anda wildlifehabitat. Manywlld animals and birds make their homesin the canal and. its environs. (5)HISTORIC SITE. The canal played majorrole in the’ economic and social developmentofthe state in the 19th Century. LOCATIONMAP .Italso flows through some of the state’s importanthistorical sites such as : DELAWAREAND Washington’sCrossing, Princeton, Trenton, aswell as many well-preserved colonial-style villagessuch as Rocky Hill and Griggstown. RARITAN CANAL Thecanal opened in1834. Almost all of it~ 67-milelength between Raven Rock and New New Jersey Brunswickstill exists with the exception of State Department of Environmental Protection fivemiles between Bordentown andTrenton, ."HURSDAY,JULY 19, 1973 :

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PublicNotices PublicNotices PublicNotices PublicNotices PublicNotices PublicNotices PublicNotices . PublicNotices State BankNo. 05.ifi3 Call No. 480 CharterNo. 12942 Nntionll BankRe~ou No. R RESERVESON LOANB AND SECURITIES t C’ REPOa’t"~r CONDITION,CONSOLIDATH~G Comalldatad Report of Condltlon of FRANKLINSTATE BANR ofkSOMERSET In EAPITALACEOUNTS k’~r DOM ESTI~I DIZRt ES,--Ov"rlrg-- Reservefor bid debtlosses on loins the Stateof NEWJERSEY nnd Domestic Subddiaties aL the closeof bushle~on JUNE Caplte]notesltnd d’ebenta~z ...... (set up pmlu|n[to"IR--S ruling) ...... $ 308,990.08 30TIt, 1973. ;., .$ 4,110,000.00 Other re.ryes on loin= ...... 700,fi00,00 (specifyInterest rate and matadtyof enchI.ue oautandlng) ManvilleNatlohal Bank of 698o, Main St., Manville, ASSETS Equityeaptial, total ...... 12~173,618.30 Reserves on securities ...... 70fi,O00.0fi Preferredstock.total par value...... TOTALRESERVES ON LOANSAND SECURITIES ...... 81,808,35fi.08 Cashand due from banks (Including None anposted debits) ...... $ 18.854,772.68’ None IN TRESTATE OF NEWJERSEY, AT TRECLOSE OF BUSINESSON JUNE90TH, 0.473,724.99 (No. sharesoutltendlng - None) 1073. PUBLISHEDIN RESPONSETO CALLMADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CAPITALACCOUNTS U.S. ~’~murysecudBes .... : ...... Commonsthck.totel par value- 3,50 ...... 4,929,009.00 CURRENCY,UNDER TITLE 12, UN1TEDSTATES CODE, SECTION 161. Ohl[gatlo~of other U,S. Bovemmentage c es and corporations...... lb 602,000,71 No.shares authorized1472431) No. Ihares outstanding 1408431) Obllgatlomof States and political auhdlvislons...... 21,249,883,30 Capital notesand debentures...... J ...... None (Inaludlng 11,650,278.13 Surp us ...... 9,110,050,26 ASSETS OthersecudBes None¢orpornte steaks) ...... Undlvidedprofit= ...... ; ...... %Due. $ Tradlng n~eounts¢¢utitles ...... None 2,134,029,54’ $ 2,9S4,970,44 Fedendlund~ sold nnd aecadttes purchased under agzeements to resell ...... 00,000.00 Reservefor eonBngenciesandother capital reserves...... None Cashand due from banks (Inalud]ng None unpoaled debP.) ...... %Due $ Other ; 147,297,856,17 TOTALCAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... 16,288,618.30 U.S.Treasury securities ...... r ...... ,...478,156.4B Loans ...... TOTALLIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . $230,091,817,24 Obllptlonsof other U,S. Oavemmentegencl~ and co~omtions ...... plane Equity capitaPtotal ...... :... 3,865,328,13 Bankpremlses, furnRure and flxtuma, ObHgatlomof States end pollBcal aabdivldom...... 5,944,162.84 Preferred stock.total par value . .., ...... None and other asset~ mpresentlngbank premlses ...... 6,260,093,09 1,767,491.76 NO,shares outstanding-None Real estate ownedother thnn bank premises...... None MEMORANDA Othersecaflties (indudingNone corporate stock) ...... None Commonstoek.total par value ¯ ¯, ! ...... 1,1O0,O~fi InvestmenteIn subeldtsdesnot consolldated...... 640,000.00 Trod ng account secudttes ...... No, ahareaauthoflzed 220,000 819,438.94 Averageof total depmitsfor the 15 calendardays endingwith call date $196,828,077,8G Federalfunds sold and securities pumhased under sgreemen~ to rose9 ...... None Umtomer’aItsblllty to this bankon acceptancesoutstanding ...... Averageof total loansfor the 10 calendardays ending with eel1 date ,.. 14G,597,30,1.87 Lonns ...... 02f19fij648.gfi No,shares outstanding 220,fi00 Other tmets ...... 2,680,26.1,21 Unearneddiscount on Installmentloans Includedin total capital accounts...... Bankpremises, furniture nndfixtures, Surplds ...... 1,1fO,fifi0.fi0 TOTALASSETS ...... $230,091,817,24 None andother metsrepresenting bank prembes ...... 987495.9fi Undividedprofits ...... 165,9S8.18 WeRobert F. Maggs,Jr. andI[arry H. Nyeof the above.namedbsnk do solemnlyswear ileal estateowned other thanbank pmmtses ...... None Reservefar contlngnnei~and other capital reserves ...... 1,450,0Ofi,0fi ¯ LIABILITIES thatthb report of conditionIs treennd correct, to thebeat of ourknowledle aqd belief. None TOTALCAPITAL ACCOUNTS ... ~ ...... 3,869,398.19 I InvestmentsIn unconsolidatedsabeldlades and "lmoctsted ¢ompantel" ...... TOTALLIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . $ 34,922,934,36 Demanddepmite of [ndiv[duah,pattaershlps, and corporations ...... $ 53,374,710.49 CuztomeWDebility to this bankon acceptances outstanding ...... 5,077.40 ’lime and savingsdepmtil of Individaala,partnenhlps, and eorporaUom116,254,024,49 Otber=sets (Including None direct leuefinancing) ...... 264.971.12 MEMORANDA Depmltsof UntiedStates Government ...... ’.... 2,063.868.24 RohertF. Maggs.Jr. TOTALASSETS ...... $34.322.9S4.$6 l~pmltsof States nndpoltiieal lubdivl$1om...... 19,948,81],93 Vlce.~eddent Averageof total depmlLsfor the 15calendar days ending with call date ,$ 27,826,00fi.Ofi Bapmltsof foreign governmentsand official In=ttiuttem...... None HarryH, Nye LIAEILITIES Averageof total loamfor the 19 calendardays ending with cMI date .... ’22,693,000,fi0 Repoalts of cammeralalhanks ...... ’ ...... 7,203,864,66 Treasurer Interest co0ectednot earnedon al=llmentlonm Included In total eapltal ne¢oanta...... O~rttRednnd officers’ checks, etc...... 2,626,683.00 KlemmerKaltslssen" Demanddepodts of individuals, partnenhlps,and corpomfion|...... 5,981,620.02 TOTALDEPOSITS ...... Comet.Attest: TJmeand JavJngs deposBa ofindJdduab, p~tneP.bips, and eorporaBons . 21,19D,§eB.ES $201,971,982,81 AnthonyD, Sehoberl f, WlIltsmS, Hoteombe,A, ~eePres,, ot the above.namedb~mk do herebydeclare that It. Told demanddepm[ts ...... 71;282,967.61 ChadesSchock, Jr. Uepoal~of UnitedStates Government...... 171,701.42 this reportof conditionIs trueand correct to thebest of myknowledge andbelief. b. Total timennd m~vlngs depmlLt ...... $I 30,68B,995,20 Directors Depmltsof States and po0tlcal subdivisions...... 752,669,94 Federalfends purchmed nnd securities sold under agreements to repurchase 2.050.000.00 Depmltsof foreign governmentsand offldal ImtRuflons...... None WllltemS, HoI~mbe Other IlebllRl~ for borrowedmoney ...... 2,842,088,00 State of NewJersey, Countyof Somerset,=: l)epoalts of commerdalbanks ...... None MortgMeIndebtedness ...... None Swornt___...9.ag!t sal~c~ methh Sixteenth day_ of JuTy, 1973, and l hereby Certifiedand officers’ checks,eta ...... 821,104.82 for of ofthis TOTALDEPOSITS ...... $28,377.68L86 We,the undersigneddirectors attest theCOl~ecthess of this repartOf condition lad Acceptancesexecuted by or accoant this bankand ouU(andlng ...... 819,763,94 cerHfythat I amnot anofficer or director bank. { 7,034,064.69 declare thatit hasbeen examined by usand to the best of our knowledgeend belief h Other Bab01ttss ...... 5,468,76,1,01 Mycomm[~lon expires February?, 1977. MadanL. Hoekenbury,Notary Public of a. Total demanddeposes ...... tree andearreeL TOTALLIABILITIES ...... $213,152,007.78 NewJersey. b. Total time and savin@deposits... 21,343,617.21 MINORITYINTEREST IN CONSOLIDATEDSUBSIDIARIES ...... None Federalfunds purchased end secufltles sold under agreements to repurchlue ..... None LeonardR. Rlumber FNR7.19.73 IT Liabilities for borrowedmoney ...... None i FmnkBon~lomo RESERVESON LOANS AND SECURITIES Fee: $41.04 Mortgage indebtedness ...... None R. D. Darned for debt onIo~ns Acceptancesexecuted by or for accountof this bank anal ~ ...... 5,0"/7.40 Dl~eeton Reserve bad losses OtherLlabillBes ...... (set up punuantto IntamalRevenue Service rulings) ...... 1,150,640.18 866,426.99 on loam TOTALLIABILiTiES ...... $38,649,186.15 MN7.19.73 1T Other reserves ...... None I’L’ItI.I(’MVII(’I’; Ililisborough in" SomersetCounty. New MINORITYINTEREST iN CONSOLIDATEDSUESIDIARIES ...... None Fee: $43.Z0 Re~ervesonsecurities ...... None MIll( 1:41]’I,I.:MJI%4;¢IItlH%AMT:Jerseyreserves Ihe fight Io waiveany in. TOTALRESERVES ON LOANSAND SECUR[TIES ...... 1,100,640.18 formaii[Jesin.or to reject anyand all bids. Taw.rdinance ud*lished hereiu was BV OBDER OF THE BOARDOF inroduct,dand ,ussed first reudingal a EOUCATIONOF" TeE TOWNSHIPOF regularn~eLqbl, ,,[ theBorou ’h Councilof I[[LLS8OROUGH.SOMERSET COUNTY, the8nrough nf ~tnt.hvIlilL he]~ JuP,’*2. 1973. NEW II wi]lbe lurlher crm~idered Ior linal :~ssa ge JEItSEV. alter n poldlcof hearing to beheld ut a re u]ar JOliNR.PACIF[CO int,eting the BoroughCouncil o~ [he SecretaD’-BusinessAdministrator h)roughu[ Bt~:kvHill n) he hebl Monduv IBllsboroughTownthip8oardo[ evtqlingAug. 6. 1673 Education,8ella Mead,New Jersey RaymundE.Whltloch DATED:July 13, 1973 BoroaghCIorkSSN7/19/73 II .**NUltDIX),Nt’E IN(’oBPnltATIN(; Till.: FOO:$6.48 N.’*TI()N.~.I. FUll Pit OTECTI()N PAVING ,~xSn(’hVrlIINS’rANIIAIII) IN’re t.AW8Y ItEFEeENCE. Nt)TIt’EOF OEC[SIt)NS IrE IT OBDA[NEDbv lhe Ma’or and I)FTllEIIII,I.q8nn(IL’GIITOI~.’NSIItP OFCOMING Agentsfor Councilof theBorough ~ff Back)’~i[li thai Int,’dtlt (IFADJCSTMENT DouglasC.Schil ’k e thereis berebyadapt~.~h WhoatonVan Line, InD. SeelhmI, AnOrdinance to providefur the TimBoard of Adjustmento[ Bi]lsborough Rent Daves Men’s & 8urouRbof ltockvHilL ruins andregulations Townshipat Ihelr meetin.~of Jul)’ 2. 1973 t n pru ¯es fc ,¯of bepubeby r .... g renders-3the fulluwingdcc,si .... EVENTS Ihe conlrolof []re hazards;enSue’sting Ihe Boys Shop SOPK0 rug ~"’-v=n- installation, use and nlain[onaneeof Janlt~:81ue. Block 141. lot 40,Camplaln Rd.: ThisSpace equipment;[be use of slructurcs,premises, granted permissionto build on a non. MOVI NG & andopeo areas: )ro’.,iding for the ain’t amen conforminglot in IbeB.3 Zone. 41S. MaiRSt. MaiviQe THURSDAY,JULY le ¯ Driveways- Parking Lots ot lire hazards;and seems forlb standards for complianceto achieve Ibese objectives. Papeon.Inc.. 81c

Middlesex CountyFair, East Brunswick Fairgrounds, through August11 " " II-A :~ " |oh, is-Manville ripens NewMine In Canada Canadian Johns-Manville largest operating ripen pit frey Mineoperation beyondthe zero particulate emission to the reserve to last well into the 2tst ’5’ officially dedicated one of the asbestos mines in the world. originally forecast pit atmosphere in line with J-M’s century. most advanced, .computerized, The new facilities were perimeter." stringent environmentalcontrol Johns-Manville first began environmentally controlled dedicated by W. R. Goodwin, Jeffrey Mine, with its new standards; asbestos mining in Quebec in asbestos mining and milling President and Chief Executive facilities, will continueto yield in Other major installations In- 1916. Jeffrey Mine has been in operations in the world today at Officer, Johns-Manville Cor- excessof 600,000tons of asbestos elude a concentration "drying existence since 1831. its Jeffrey Mine in Asbestos, poration, J.R.M. Hutcheson, annually. complex, dry rock storage Quebec, Canada. Chairman of the Board, ’All portions of the facility, facilities, an additional fiber Jeffrey Mine is one of the Canadian Johns-Manville, The exceptfor the existing mill, were storage building, and an ex- tensive newconveying facility. Honorable Robert Bourassa, replaced. One of the largest portions of the mine’s expanded Also being added to maintain Hoechst Corp. Premier of the ProvinCe of high levels of production are Quebec, and G. Masse, Minister facilities is whatis reportedto be the world’s largest ore crusher, thirteen new100-ton capacity ore of Natural Resources, Provincial hauling trucks to the existing Government. designedto crush up to 3,000 tons Switches To of asbestos ore hourly. Ore to be four 200-ton trucks, 31-100 too Mr. Goodwinsaid, "The new trucks, and fifteen electric facilities, which represent a crushed and processed is dumped by 200-ton capacity trucks into shovels. Centrex . comprehensive, long-term Mr. Goodwin noted that recovery and expansion plan dumppockets whichfeed into the SOMERVILLE A new another major part of the new amountingto a $75million capital giant 500-ton manganesesteel facilities is final preparationand Centrex telephone system was investment, were designed to lined crusher. placed in operation, July 14, for packaging equipment which will further insure asbestosfiber provide greater ease of handling the American-Hoechst Cor- quality and to assure a high level Mr. Goodwinsaid, "The latest oration, Route 202-206, North¯ in environmentalhealth control and shipping by J-M and supply of asbestos to keep pace equipment is being utilized customer personnel. With the system in operation, with mounting world demand." American Hoechst’s main throughout the newfacility to Approximately94 percent of J- He added,"To this end, Johns- further improve working con- M’sasbestos fiber is exported to telephone number has changed Manville’s1973 asbestos output is from 526-1100 to 685-2000. Ex- ditions and the environment in the UnitedStates andto 70 other currently sold out. However,to and around the community of countries aroundthe world. It is tension numbers will also help meet the demandCanadian Promotes Tennis change, from 2000 to 3331. Asbestos." He explained that all estimated that J-M has an J-M has also expanded the Jef- facilities have been designedfor adequate supply of this ore Tennisstar, ClarkGraebner is shownreceiving his newtennis racquetcover bearing the Medi-Qulk Jogofrom RogerKirk (1), president of the Lehn&Fink Division of Sterling Drug,producers Medi.QuikFirst Aid Spray.Helping out with the presentationisLehn& Fink vice president, Harold Danenberg(r). Themakers of Medi-Quikrecently announcedthe inaugurationof a tennis related promotional programfor the brandin 1973,including the sponsorshipof the EasternTennis Open in August, whichwill be nationallytelevisedt andan arrangementwhereby stars, like Graebner,will carry their racquetcovers with the Medi-Quiklogo at tennis tournamentsthroughoutthe country.

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DR. PAULSCHILD, OPTOMETRIST Women Bitten More? Park To Feature is nolonger associated Buzzing, Biting [esquitos in the practiceof Optometry ArmyField Band A concert by the U,S. Field The ’band is under the at MakeSummerLife Miserable Band will be presented on operationalcontrol of the Army’s Friday,July 27 at 8 p.m,in DukeChief of Information at the 900Hamilton Street, Somerset, .N.J. Islarid Park, Old York.Road, Pentagon.Known as "TheKings NEW BRUNSWICK--Do Lomaxo[ the Department or outto 36cents a bite."No one got Bridgewater.¯ of the Highway;the Field Band mosquitoesprefer biting women ~ntomolgy and Economic rich at this rate," shecomments, In the eventof rain, the concert travels thousandsof mileseach Regularpatients may still call ratherthan men? Research data Zoology,who regularly tests "but I felt it wasdefinitely a will be held at Bridgewater- year on at least two major . seemto indicate thatthis is the insect repellentsevery summer worthwhileexperience," RaritanEast HighSchool. concerttours, andis considered at case,but a Rulgersgraduate withstudent help. Besidesmosquitoes, there was TheField Bandwill be joined by musiccritics to be oneof the studenthere believes that body "Butwhen repellent is applied,also a blackbear to contendwith by the Soldier’s Chorus of most.proficient and distinctive 5 EastHigh Street, BoundBrook, N.J. hair, notsex, is thedetermining the numbersaverage out to only onenight as oneof the girls came Washington,D.C.. musical organizationsnow ap- . factor. a little difference.After the noseto nosewith it whiletesting The internationally famous pearingbefore¯ the public, All. "Whenboth sexes are un- repellentwears off, thosewith repellents. She screamed,and United States ArmyField Band concert tours are madeas Tel. 356-7300 protected,the women are bitten the least bodyhair are usually the bear fled. of Washington,D.C., is the of- directedby the Secretaryof the moreoften,;’ saysJoseph L. bitten first andmore frequen- In additionto repellents, the ficial touring musical Army, and performances are tly." studentstested otherdevices. A representative of the United opento the generalpublic, free of Forthe entiremonth of June, gadget nowon the marketthat S. LouisKelter StatesArmy. .charge. Mr. Lomaxled a groupof three producesan ultra-highfrequency TheField Bandwas organized boysand three girls, all presentsound was found completely on Mai’ch21, 1946,when General or formerRutgers students, on a ineffective. But a slow-burning Jacob L. Dcvcrs issued the Summer Fun repellent-testing project in substance(resembling incense) Engineer Kelter followingorder to ChiefWarrant BaxterState Park, Maine. Shorts containing the insecticide OfficerChester E. Whiting,then andlong hair werestandard for pyretbrin kept mosquitoesaway commandingthe Army’sFirst everyone,and the girls avoidedif usedin a campsiteor backyard CombatInfantry Band: "~’ has just usingperfumes, hair spraysor in still air. Joins CUHAFirm "I wantyou to organizea Cosmeticsthat mightattract or Mr. Lomaxhas been leading bandthat will carry into WBRW repelinsects. repellent testing teamsfor six S. Louis Keller, 132Drake Institute,he has supervised the .the grassroota of our "Tbemain parpase of thetests years, but only recently has be Road,Somerset was recently mechanical engineering countrythe story of our begun! wasto comparethe effectiveness namedan associate in the departmentof CUHAsince 197l. magnificentArmy, its of various repellents," Mr. usedteam.anequally divided coed Princeton firm of Collins Ubl Activein local affairs, Mr. glorioustraditions and Lomaxnoted. "Wewould cover "Womenuse repellents as l-lbisington Anderson(CUHAI Kelterhas s~rved as President of achievements;andof that You can WIN A 5-Speed Schwinn ourarms, legs, andfaces in the muchas’men," be says, "andarchitects, engineers,planners the FranklinTownship Jaycees greatsymbol of American morning,and then underlight that is the’way repellents should.. "and construction managers, andnow spends, his free time manhood-- theGround from Saling’s Cyclery in Somerville work conditions such as be tested.This unisex approach Mr. Kclter hasseventeen years advisinga youthgroup at Temple Soldier." moderatehiking or chores carriedthrough into otherareas of experiencein the designof Beth-Eland working with the or heating,ventilating, andair FranklinIndustrialDeve]opment TheField Band is composed of aroundthe cabins,wait for the as well. Sometimesthe men conditioningsystems for major ’theArmy’s finest soldier- repa]lentto wearoff. cookedand washed dishes, and Committee. musicians.Manyhave studied at A 1973 Pinto Squire "Wejudged the time from first the womenchopped wood and industrial, commercial, Someof Mr. Keller’s recent thecountry’s leading con- to fifth bite aspartial protection carriedice." educational,medicalandhousing engineeringprojects for CUHA from Cooper Ford in Whitehouse projects. A graduate of Pratt includethe $3,25000O renovation servatoriesandschools ofmusic; andafter that asfailure. Most of " manyhave played with major or maybeboth! the better repellents’ gave andexpans on to the Raritan ’symphoniesandleading dance completeprotection (no bites) Curran rF,__- _. _. Valley Hospital, whichwill orchestrasbefore entering the for eight hourswhen properly ,~o,,,F,etes lrutntng convertit to useas a teaching service.Allof the musicians--by Here’s howyou can win: Visit a participating spon- applied.A fewof themore recent hospital for Rutgers Medical personalaudition--have been preparationswent as high as 13/’ EugeneM. Cu~’ran, son of Mr. encampment at Vandenberg School;a newcorporate office speciallyselected forassignment sor. Getyour registration slip and mail it to WBRW. hesaid. ’ andMrs. ThomasF. Curranof 13 AFB,Calif. complexfor GAFCorporation in tothe Field Band. "In a wayI wasglad to get Cypress Road, Somerset, WayneTownsbip;andmajornew Nopurchase necessary. No obligation. Just listen to During the encampment, structures for OceanCounty TheSoldiers’ Chorus, anin- WBRW.If your nameis drawn you’ll have five bitten," said MaryScbmldt, who recently completeda U.S. Air cadets becomefamiliar with the tegralpart of the band, is made graduatedfrom Douglassthis ForceReserve Officers Training life andactivities .on Air Force College and for TrentonState up of24 highly-trainedand minutesto call.and claim your prize. year."It usuallymeant the end Corps(AFROTC) field training bases and can examinecareers College. talentedvocalists under the of a longday." For the PrincetonUniversity directionof SergeantMajor Gene Maryand the other students i. recently designedone of the Cougblinof Detroit Lakes, SUMMERFUN on WBRWPreferred Radio-1170 estimatethat their payaveraged asTheyOfficerS.alsoreceived survival Minnesota.The chorus presents training, aircraft and aircrew largest, central storage.’ its ownspecial arrangements ’of indoctrination, small arms halogenatedfire extinguishing well-koowncompositions at each training and visited other Air systemsyet built. Unlike the carbon dioxide systemsoften Field Bandperformance. Forcebases, used for labs and computer Theband’s concert repertoire Cadet Curranis a memberof facilities, this advancedsystem is designedto appealto all the AFROTCunit at Rutgers releases a completelynon-toxic audiences,offering classical, University." halogengas that provides cx- semi-classical, andpopular He is a 1971 graduate of tremclyrapid fire extinguishingselections,choral arrangements, . . . . FranklinTownship Higl~ School. withoutdanger to personnel. novelty numbersand military dmrcheson eachof its programs. Ontours of othernations, the Field Bandhas performedthe Musical Team To Visit Church worksof Americancomposers as well asmusic indigenous to that ~!pihess." country. SOMERVILLE--The.summer The band has earned con- musical Learn from Northeast Thepublic is invitedto attend siderable fame outside the BibleInstitute, GreenLane, Pa., the service. United States on four tours will conducta serviceof gospel sponsoredby the Departmentof musicat EvangelChapel, 495 the Armyand the State Depart- East MainStreet. Somerville. ment. TheIirst of these tours NSTAL[MENT[DAN Theservice is plannedat tl a.m. RECYCLE includedeight countriesin the Sunday,July 22. THIS UnitedKingdom and Europa, and Thegroup includes a girls’ trio washighlighted by performances Eugene51. Curran knownas "The Soundsof Rave NEWSPAPER at London’sRoyal Festival Hall. andthe openingof the Edinburgh MusicFestival. 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: "’ . 14-A . THURSDAY,JULY 19, 1973 ’/ Despite Bridgewater Tie Hillsborough ’ Batters Keep Hold On First

By Dave Allena gaineda split with a 5-3 decision The Giants had’ broke.open a Speidel followed with a two-run which was deep endugh to plate Santangelo both singled runs Branchburg. One-out later, Ron HILLSBOROUGH- Picking up over Manville, while North 3-2 contest with three runs in the double.’ Konskowith the tie-breaker. home,while a pair scored on an Gara doubled to put runners on a tie in its onlycontest last week, Plainfield andManville battled to bottom of the seventh. Dave Withthe score deadlockat 2-2, Conniff on Don Ricard eom- error. second and third. Setzer ’then Hillsborough remainedon top of a 12-12 no decision. Santangelo doubled and went to Bridgewater snapped it with a bined to limit Bridgewaterto just Three straight hits provided tripled both men home and he the Somerset County Senior Trailing 6-2 going into the top. third on an error. Frank Folio run in the fourth. Rich Konsko three hits, but walks and errors the winnerswith their final three scored on a sac fly by Jim Mora Baseball League with a 5-0-2 walked, stole second, and moved proved very costly. MarkTroisi n. of the seventh, Hillsborough walked to load the bases. Mike tallies in the fifth. Konskoled off Manvilletook a 14) edgein the ledger¯ rallied for four runs to knot Randall forced Murdock’atthird to third on a passed ball. Randall. topped Hillsborough with a pair with a single, andtwo outs later, HUlsborough.foughtback from with Santangelo scoring, and Ed then lofted a fly ball to right, of safeties, while Speidel had two bottomof the first as TomBiagu, Bridgewaterat 6-6. DennisKlein Beenders singled him home. AndyHriniak, and John Hriniak a 6-2 deficit to deadlock the openedthe seventh by drawing a for the Giants. Gandolfe doubled Beenders singled for a run. The losers BridgewaterGiants, 6-6, for the free pass and Sam t~alumbo SOMERSETCOUNTY SENIOR BobGula spun a four-hitter to home, and he scored on a single added two morein the second on second tie of the season between singled himto third. Bill Conniff BASEBALLLEAGUE STANDINGS pace Somervilleto its 7-2 triumph by Rich Martarano. the first andsecond place squads. thenplated Klein witha single for over the Bridgewater Pirates¯ a walkto NickFetzko, a fielder’s The deadlockleft the Giants with Gula struck out seven and walked Scoring twice in the homehalf choice, and Lea Bartok’s two-run a 6-3score. W L T PCT. PTS. double. a ,t-1-2 mark. Bridgewater’s Kevin Hartzel just one as he hurled seven in- of the first, the Pirates managed HILLSBOROUOH to stay close for a couple of in- Branchburg got even with a ¯ In other contests last week, then got a strike out and a fly 5 0 2 1.000 17 . nings without giving up an pair in the third. GaryKeller led Somerville captured its only ball, but thenthe roof collapsed. BRIDGEWATER GIANTS 4 1 2 .800 14 earned run as he extended his nings. Rich Grant drew. a walk gamewith a 7-2 triumphover the and came around on Mike off witha doubleand one out tater Scott Bickar walkedto fill the SOMERVILLE 4 1 O .800 12 .string of 19 innings in whichhe Carrigan drew a base-on-balls. Bridgewater Pirates to keep its bags and Joe Piscaldo also got a MIDDLESEX 3 4 0 .429 9 has not yielded an earned talley. Foxwelrs home run. Nichols’ Norm Patterson was hit by a hold on third place. The free pass to force in the second MANVILLE Jerry Dallessio had a pair of triple and DanWilbur’s sac fly 2 3 1 .400 7 accountedfor the losers’ final run pitch to fill the bags, and Moran’s BridgewaterGiants also gained a run of the inning. Mike Berry BRANCHBURG 2 4 0 .333 doublesand drove in three for the victory as they clubbed the 6 winners. in the fourth. grounder was misplayed as two (. then chased Conniff and Bickar NORTH PLAINFIELD 1 1 1 .200 4 runs crossed the plate. Pirates, 9-3. Middlesexslipped by homewith a double and the game BRIDGEWATER PIRATES 0 Somerville got on the board Middlesex used a three-run Branchburg, 4-2, Branchburg 4 O .000 0 fourth to skip past Branehburg,4- North Plainfield and Manville wastied at 6-6. with a run in the top of the battled to a 12-12tie in a six- second. Dallessio walked, moved 2. John Martinowent the distance for the tnoundwin as he hurled a inning gameas North Plainfield to second on a single by Rick scored in every stanza but the Sabol and camearound on a pair six-hitter. Hestruck out six and walked the same number Ted fifth, while Manvinepushed runs "% of groundballs. Thewinners then across in all but the sixth frame. added three more in the third. Petty paced the winners with three hits in three trips, including Jim Maynard paced a five-hit Barry Levine’s ground ball attack for North Plainfield, delivered Gula, whohad singled, a second frame solo round- SAVINGS tripper. which also benefited from eight and’ Dallessio doubled homeJim walks, one hit batter and four Miller and Levine. The winners picked up their three fourth-inning runs on a Manville errors¯ Bartok had Levine’sinfield safety, histheft three hits, while Biago, Bernie ofsecoed, and Dallessio’ssecond double by Paul Laub, Pete GALORE! two-bagger made it 5-0 in the Laub’s RBI single, a single by Gluch, and Bruce Perhach all had a pair for Manville. fifth. Walksto John Snyder and Petty, free passes to MikeBenitz and HenryPftster to force in a NorthPlainfield scored a run in Gula, and Ron Moreau’s triple the first on Steve Curran’ssingle, closed out the Somervillescoring run, and Martino’s run-scoring safety. twostolen bases, and Jim Duffy’s ’ in the sixth. grounder.Bartok’s sac fly and an The Pirates got their runs in . Branehburgtallied its first run error madeit 2-1 in the first for thebottomoftheseventhasChris m the bottom of the second on GOLDRUSH DAYS walks to Matt Setzer and Bob Manville. The visiting North Walkiewicz’tripled, Nick Brace Richards, and Ken Zagsri’s RBI Plainfield clubgot five ifi the top reached on an error, and Jeff of the second on a three-run Nichols’ doubled, single. Zagari’s ground ball chased home the other Bran- error, and a two-runmiscue. ¯ ATLEBBINGS The Bridgewater Giants got Manvillechopped the lead to 6- four hits from TomGandolfe and ehhurg run in the sixth stanza. Breakinga 2-2 tie with three 5 in the homesecond on a two-run coasted to their 9-3 triumphover single by Gluchand Bartok’s RBI the Pirates. Randall hurled the runs in the top of. the fifth,. Branehburgwenton toknock off triple. Paul Carlueei’s sacrifice ¯ final two frames to gain his fly madeit 7-5 in the top of the secondvictory against no losses, Manville, 5-2. DougPatterson STARAUTO STORE gained the win with five innings third, but Manvilletook the edge. with three in the bottomhalf. Ken oneaShehit.whiffed three andallowed, of scoreless relief. Setzer paced the-winners with a single and Whalenspanked a two-run single The Giants picked up a pair in and GIueh added a run-scorlng the top of the first as Kevin triple, while Andy Hriniak spankedthree hits for Manville, safety. North Plai~ield knotted Beenderswas hit by a pitch, and the game at 8-8 on Maynard’s scoredon Gandolfe’striple. Chris with John Hriniak and Lou \ Bartok adding a pair each. single in the top of the fourth. Bujak singled Gandolfehome for Biago ripped a two-run double the second run. Four more runs FrankCarrigan led off the fifth by reaching on an error for in the fifth andhe wasdoubled in STANDARD crossed in the fourth¯ Speidel and by Andy Hriniak. Perhach singled Bartokhome in the fifth SHOCKABSORBERS for a 12.8 lead, but North ~’ Exclusive Rent Control Plainfield knotted the gamefor =oooo$297a the final time in the sixth. Four Auto,Air C0nditi0ner mileguarantee consecutive walks, Maynard’s Reg.5.98 e . two run single and a doubleplay Models Available did the damage. A model ordinance for con- SERVICEKIT ,3aa trolling rents througha local rent Detectsleaks andrecharges HEAVYDUTY control board nowis availableto HIGHEST INTEREST RATES systemsafelw ..avydotv the governing bodies of all New protectionfrom Jersey municipalities. ALLOWED BY LAW? roadshocks. 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THEGATES spring open and they’re off for anotherexciting run for themoney at MonmouthPark where the funded tamily can enjoy a uniqueday at theraces. (CharlesMartinson photos} Take The Family 4nd 14 Few Bucks For A Day At The Races

by BobYaeger Onceinside the track, barkerscan be seen extensiveand elaborate jockey’s quarters of gate," the track announcertold the crowd. ManagingEditor andheard hawkingracing cards with their any thoroughbred track. The Monmouth A minutelater he shouted,"They’re off." SouthSomerset Newspapers choicesto winthe day’sraces. jockeys"have about everything they’ll ever need,including an Olympic-sizedswimming GrandstandStretch "Here’sCarter... Carter with the daily pool.The track hastop jockeyscompeting for - double," shouted a barker from behind a big purses. Twelvethoroughbreds shot out of the. OCEANPORT-- Color and pageantryin a booth."Come on overhere, lady... I’ll give Currently competingat Monmouthare starting gateand fans began stretching their country-stylesetting, and the thundering you the daily double," he beckonedto a two-timenational riding championWalter necksto see whowas setting the pace and hoofsof dashingthoroughbred horses--that’s senior citizen. She approachedhim smiling. Blum,Vincent Bracniale Jr., the nation’s whowas movingup. MonmouthPark, near the seashore in Hecircled two horses entered in the first and MonmouthCounty. secondraces, whisperedsomething in her Theoldest of NewJersey’s three thorough- ear, smiledback, and gave her his card. The bredracing tracks(the parkopened July 15, lady gavehim $1 and then happilyproceeded 1870), modernMonmouth not only caters to on her waywith wryly, confident smile. cigar smoking,tee-shirt wearing,die-hard Boothsselling program~listing the day’s . ;.,qMILY F.,qRE. horseplayers, but offers families a dayof entries, oddsand other informationwere on fun,too. sale for 35 cents,tax included.Racing papers leadingjockey so far this year, MichaelHole, "Thataboy, Miguel....keep ’em moving," All youneed is money. wereon sale at other boothsand goinglike a native of England,and CarlosBerrera, a onefan said to himself. Monmouth, open Monday’ through hotcakes. Diningareas are everywhereat native of Mexico,just to namea few. Otherfans shoutedfor their horses to Saturday,is locatedon a sprawlingsite off MonmouthPark whetherracing fans are in At 1:50, the bugler’s trumpet blared a "makea move"on the lead horse. Route71, and roadwaysigns are practically the clubhouseor grandstandareas. Facilities familiarcall to racingfans. Thefirst race At the top of the stretch, the lead horse" everywherepointing the wayto either the for picnickingare providedat the far endof will start in 10 minutes.The jockeys received beganto tire, anda longshotwas closing in. grandstandor clubhouseentrances. the track wheretables completewith um- last minuteinstructions from trainers and At the wirethe longshotcaught up andnipped As you drive into Monmouth’shuge brellas are set up. mounted their horses. Fans cramped the front-runningfavorite. parkingarea (it costs $I to parkyour car), themselvesalong the rail to watchthe horses "I told you that horse wouldtire..., youbegin to feel part of anotherworld--the paradeonto the track. Arain showerbegan. somethingwould catch him,"a fan smiledto worldof thoroughbredracing--a worldthat Butthat didn’tstop the fans’ interests. "You his wife. almostnever sleeps. They’reOff: ain’t sugar..., youwon’t melt," laughedone fan as he placed his armover his buddy’s AnAfternoon Of Action shoulder. EleganceAt A Pace Thefirst racegoes off at 2 p.m.The horses Throughoutthe afternoon,driving finishes beginarriving at the rear paddocksaddling ’Experts’Excitement andscanning fans wereseen duringeach or Generaladmission to the grandstandis area behind the grandstandaround 1:30. the nine races. Someraces wererun at six ’ $2.25per personand $4.50 per personto the There’sa walkingring in the paddock,too, "Wow,that’s a nice lookinhorse..., the furlongs (three quarters of a mile) and clubhouse, an area offering elegant and wherethe horses are walkedand wherethe darkbrown one..., number3," said a fan to others at morethan a mile, elaboratesurroundings. ¯ jockeysmount their horsesprior to entering his companion. Gentlemenmust wear jackets in the the track for a race. Anexcellent area to get "Naw.... that horsehas" his front legs Theracing seasonruns through Aug.25 clubhouses.For those banking on a dayin the a goodlook at the horses and to pick a bandaged.¯ There’s probably something andfeatures top stakesraces, including four clubhouse,but whoforget to bring jackets, "possiblewinner, the paddockalso housesthe wrongwith him. ! neverbet horseswith their $t00,O00races which will lure top horsesand the track offersa jacketrental servicewhere MonmouthPark Jockey Club. front legs bandaged,"he told his friend. jockeys. patronscan rent a jacketfor $10. "HeyDad.... playnumber six. Helooks like Aday at the races usuallyends around6 Atthe endof the day,the rentercan get his the winner,"a youngstersaid. p.m. $10back if he returnsthe jacket. Asjockeys jogged their horsesaround the "Boy, amI hungry," a boy said to his Youngpeople under 18 must be ac- TheLife OfA Jockey track to loosenup the horsesmuscles before father as theyleft the track. companiedby an adult. But admissionprices the race, a bevyof activity continuedin the "Awcome on now, John. You’ve been for teens and youngstersremain the sameas stands. eating all afternoon," the boy’s dad an- for adults. Monmouthperhaps provides the most "The horses have reached the starting swered.

ALLEYESare onthe action as the field of horses swingsinto thefinish stretch.

NOBODYCARES that the horsescan’t hearall theencouragement they’re getting from fans along . . ’A COOLERfor lunch, a bagfor dollarsand e racingnews sheet frilly equip’thisMonmouth Park fan therail. Theexcitement 6f a tight, thoroughbredrace finish bringsout the emotions of nearly every for a dayat therace’track. Families can enjoy.a day at the track"just looking"and avoid the fan.. = , - . , . uncertaintiesat the.bettihg window. , t ’, " ~ ~?; ..., ¯ ,, . , . , . ." , :. ¯ , . .- ¯ . . !,,":’5’.",::;’.:, .-. " : . = " , . ’.’:: .... -" ’,. ’ ...~’" . " ,. , ’ "-" . :’ - ¯ ,’i:: .... " ::, ": ,v . ,:’ ’.’. "-.. : . . " THURSDAY,JULY t9, 1973 Pinter’s ’BirthdayParty’ Street TheatreTo Travel Street Theater’sthree one-act Arnoldand includes Katherine plays will travel to Palmerquare Barry, Phil O’Donahue,Rip this Sundayat 8:30p.m. to round Pellaton, DianeBarry, and Ms. out three days of performancesArnold. Opens At Summer Intime for the nomadicgroup. All performancesare free and OnThursday, July 18, the plays refreshmentswill be sold. Tomorrownight at 8:80 p.m. since produced. "Muchof Pinter’slater workis will be stagedon the front lawnof Auditionsfor the group’smajor the curtain goes up on Prin- The play takes place in a considered obscure," says Srs Princeton HighSchool, and on production,Ayn Rand’s "Night of coton’s Summer Intime broken-downEnglish boardingArtistic Director, Peter B~eger, Friday on the front lawn of January18th" are scheduledfor production of "The Birthday house.It is the story of a broken-written when he wascloser to his RiversideSchool. July 24 and~. Sixteenparts are Party," by HaroldPinter. downmusician and a younggirl "but ’TheBirthday P~rty’a. was ¯ West Windsorwill host the available. "The Birthday Party" is andan old.landlord anda tan- rootsas bu~.^" ,,~,v,-~’~ an ,ai-~*~,~w. groupnn Friday, July 20, at Van P nter’sfirst full-leagthplay. It dlady anda birthdayparty and a -_ it is marvelouslydirect and visit fromtwo memberso[ somedevastatingly theatrical -- as NestPark. All perf0rmanceswill ME.ET &~MIX waswrittenin 1958,and it opened"organization"that is Iookmgzor well as beinggreat literature. beginat 8;8:30p.m, in London to reviews that Stanley, the less-than-heroic That’s whywe chose it." Theevening’s first play, "Jest SINGLES unanimouslypredicted the great hero. of Hahalaba"by Lord Dunsany literary career that Pinter has ’ in additionto his obviouspride includesJohn Wible, John Keane, EVERYFRI. AT9 P.M. ’ in the quality of SI’s play GeoffBecker and Rip Pellaton. selections this summer,Breger Thedirector is J0n Negus. CAROLLERLANES beginsto beamwhen asked about After the first intermission In the GazeboLounge Brahms: SI’s newguest director, Nancy Noel Coward’s"Hands Across Route1, New8runsvvick Swortzell o[" N.Y.U.Drama. the Sea" directed by Geeff hear Route130 Circle "N.Y.U.drama is the best there Becker commenceswith Kitty LIVE MUSIC "Eleven ChoralePreludes" is," he says,"and Nancy is the Brown,John Turitzin, Kathy Get AcquainledAct|v/ties bestdirector I’ve. seenin a long Hilst, DaleHamilton, Chris BIRTHDAYCE LEBRATION time. Sheknows Pinter back- Brown,Cathy Oates, Nat Kuhn, EARLYBIRD SPECIAL JOANLIPPINCOTT, Organist ’wardsand forwards." STANLEY(James Shankman) is interrogated at his birthdayparty by McCann(Mitchell Ell Gabrielle Levine, and Geoff Becketfilling out the cast. 8:30 PM: $1.50, after 9 PM, According to Breger, Mrs. left) andGoldberg (Geoff’ Shlaes at right) in "TheBirthday Party" by HaroldPinter. $2.50. Free refreshments. Info. ¯ "Thefinal play for the evening, call Helen, 609.448-2488or write July 24 - 8 p.m. Swortzell spent last semester productionwill be givenJuly 19, 20,21, 22 and26, 27, 28, and29 at MurrayTheatre on the LawrenceLanguer’s "Another guidingstudents in theatre. Mter PrincetonCampus. WayOut" is directed by Louise I Box225, Hightstown,N.J. 0,8520 Admission:$3 that, she flewoff to PuertoRieko whereshe taught two coursesin ’Mouse Trap’ Has "Styles of ShakespeareanActing ’Morrioge Of Figoro’ WestminsterChoir College at the NYUgraduate center in San Juan. Elevenof her students TrentonOpening lull teachersof theatrein Puerto In EnglishAt OpenAir TRENTON-- "The Mouse B~tol Chapel Rico) were so excited by her workthat they are flying up to Trap,"Agatha Christie’s two act ’ Wed,July 18 WalterKros~ Princetonthis weekto see the WASHINGTONCROSSING -- designed to shamethe Count into mystery- comedy-melodrama Fd,July 20 - BennySnyder SHOW. repentance. It contains some that continues to play on the Whatbetter wayto enjoy the marvelouslyfunny scenes, with Londonstage after its in- Sat,July 21 - AndyWells & S. Smith "This woman’senergy is lovely musicof Mozart’scomic all endinghappily, to someof the troduction20 years ago, will be Wed.,July 25 - WaltMellor amazing,"says Breger. "While opera "TheMarriage of Figaro" most sublime music ever presented by the Workshop [~ her students at NYUand Puerto than the cool beautyof the Openwritten. Playerson July 26, 27, and28 at ROUTE33, HIGHTSTOWN,N.J. Air Theatre in Washington , Ricowere starting their end-of- CrossingState Park, wherethe AliciaBlood and VirginiaCook St. JamesChurch. l Thisis the thirdplay for Marie semestervacations, Nancycame opera, in English, will be Bachalisalternate in the role of down to Princeton and im- CountessRosina. Other roles glen, director of the theater, mediately started work. The presentedon July 20, 21, 27 and are: Barbarina, Vickie Casey; after her successfulproductions membersof the company(whose 28, withcurtain time 8:80. Antonio, Ron Hneflinger; of ,’-spoonRiver Anthology" and talent is a third source of Clyde Tipton appears as Marcelina,Virginia Cole; and "Bell, Book, and Candle." Bregor’spride) took to her right Figaro, and Joan Margulesand Cherubino,played alternately by Previously, she studied and away-- aa she did to them." SondraVan Sant alternate in the Marthe Rowen and Cheryl workedin the theater at the role of Susanna.The Count. is University of NewHampshire. ~rs. Swortzell’squick affection portrayedby RichardEstes, of Chang. ’ " IL:=..:, for the companyis quickly, un- Washington,D.C., wherehe is Stagingwill be by Ed Earleand EdwardWatkinson, wile i’s also derstandablefrom a professional currently singingwith the U.S. Igor Chichaguvwill conduct. rehearshing for the upcoming point of view. SummerIntime’s Air ForceSinging Sergeants. He WashingtonCrossing State Park companycontains a wide range recently was seen in NET’s Auditions Set production of "Macbeth"will of talent and experience in- productionof "TheOld Maid and play Sgt. Trotter. Peggy eluding study in Englandand the Thief." For Comedy DeFortcr, whohas performed France, off-Broadwaywork in The story concerns the ap- withthe PenningtonPlayers and NewYork City, stock in Canada, proaching marriageof Figaro "George Washington Slept at Mercer County Community Willimstown,and Rochester, and andSusanna. The latter feels she Here,"the hilarious Kaufmanand Collegeplays MollyRalston. film direction and writing for must warn Figaro that their ¯ Hart comedy,has beenselected St. JamesChurch is locatedat NET. master, the Count,intends to by the Princeton Summer 29 East Paul Avenue (off I.Sta.ing. .. ~" a~.mg~T-$"~l reinstate the ancientcustom of Repertoire Theatre for BrunswickAve.) in Trenton. IRODTAYLOR ANNEHEYWOOD[.~IIIII WithPinter, Swortzell,and the spendingthe weddingnight with presentationin late August. Tickets are $2 and the ~er- SI companyjoining forces, the youngbride. Figaropromises formancebegins at 8:30. Cal! tomorrownight promisesto be as Auditionsfor the play will be 695-1284for details. to outwitthe Count,unaware that held on July30 and31 in Room74 BRUNSWICKAVEb RT.I rewardingfor the communityas the housekeeper, Marcellina, of the PrincetonHigh School at TRAFFICCIRCLE¯ TRENTON for the players. So do the hopes to force himto marryher. 8’30 p m eveningsof July20, 21, 22 and28, Senior citizens! All seven ~Te1:396.9886 The lovely Countess Rosina~’: "’^ ~ ’ .: .... ;.:,’.;"., newspapersin the Pacl~etGroup ¯ 2"/; 28, 29, whichmake up the rest saddened’byher husband’s ih- .~;onstrueuon ’an~.’~lgnung. of the run. tr ouesand lon-in~, t- res, ~,, crewsare also neeueu.For more have special reduced sub- FINALWEEK! the hal~ninessof their early reformationcall 789.1834,duringscriptions for you--all year Boxoffice hours for tickets and -- - the dayor 799ll~after ~ 5 p m. ’round.Call the newspaperoffice phonereservations are 10 a.m.to years , enters into a conspiracy " ’ " for details. 8 p.m., Mondaythrough Satur- day; and from 1 to 8 p.m on i Sunday.For reservations, call 60g-452-818t,or cometo the air- PARTY conditioned, HamiltonMurray Theatre on the Princeton : ; ’. ~;: i~-- ,,,,,,,,~"~.~ ~’ , _ ~ .. ¯ ¯ HAQO/IANPAONO University campus.All Thur- ¯ HELDOVER 2nd Big Week! sday, Friday,and Saturday night dramapresentations are at 8:30 BACKDOOR LOUNGE p.m., Sundaynight dramais at ~:-~~~.~--.~,,~::L~I~.~’.’i~ ’ ,I ~ They’d never forget 7:30p.m. i:~.:~,~ Rt. 130’ Hightstown I Ricky Lombardo the day he drifted ,...... 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JoanMargulis as Susanna,left, andCheryl Chang as Cherubino will bring anEnglish version of "TheMarriage of Figaro"to audiencesat the WashingtonCrossing Open Air Theater beginningthis Friday.

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EvewnIght7:30MISTY,9:20DRIFTER. " : i, Sat. &Sun. 1 P.M. DRIFTER, 2:50 MISTY, Bl45 DRIFTER. ’ THURSDAYiJULY 19, l’~/.~ , , 3./! Shakespeare,Jazz At DukeIs Butterflies Are ree SOMERSET-- The annual Bleacherseats will be provided outdoor performance of by the park commission. Shakespeare’s"The Comedy of TheSmithStreetSoclety,a five Errers,"hasbeenrescheduledforpiece dixieland combo,will Wednesday,July 18, at Dukeappear at 7 p m Sunday,July 22 Opens For3 Day Run Island Park. Rainforced can- at the park. eellatlon¯ of the originaldate. Thegroup combinesthe zany HIGHTSTOWN--Atthe end of 26, 27, and 28. DonBaker, 19 mingly ’childish and brutally The 8:30 p.m. performanceantics of vaudeville slapstick adolescence,everyone has the years old, student, musician,and honest. Don and she become marksthe fifth consecutiveand singalong,with the vital old- dream of self- reliance, of born"blindasabat",hastakena friends, and makelove, but for summerappearance of the Newstyle jazz. breakingthe parental shacklesGreenwich Village flat in a deal differentreasons. Jill enjoysthe Jersey Festival of Weedbrdoe. and facing the future alone. But with his upper- crust, over- "kicks,"or so she says; but Don howeasily are those shackles weaningmother for two months needssomeone who will give him broken,and howis the future to see if he can truly be self-’ his freedon, and help himto a faced, whenthe dreamer is reliant. newlife of self- sufficiency, blind? Such is the central Enter JillTanner, a19year-old whetherhe is willingto admitit questionpesedinTheatre-by-The-divorcee and aspiring actress, to or not. Whenhis mothersuddenly Lake’sthird productionof the the apartmentadjoining Dnn’s. appears and finds them in season, Leonard Gershe’s A child of the ’8O’s California various states of undress, she "Butterflies Are Free" on July culture, she is at oncedisar- perceivesthis . Her reaction, however,is to againthrow up a protectivewall abouther son, or try to. Heatedexchanges follow, with bothJill andDon pleading his needfor independencebefore LANDAUMICKUNAS NEEDHAM his intractable mother. Then, Jill returns from an SAKSONVINCE audtion with her arm around "BUTTERFLIESAREFREE" Ralph,a director anda rather Thetouching and comicplay by LeonardOersho THEART CONFEDERATION GALLERY freakishoff-Broadway type¯ Jill 3 years on ¯’Way promptly announces she is BETHKALIKOFF, playing Jill, anaggressive and~mercurlal divorcee and Bill Smithas Don,a blind 77MAIN ST. KINGSTON movingin with him, and Donis studentand musician searching for a self-sufficientlife, starin "ButterfliesAre Free." The musical Thurs.,Fri., &Sat. July26-27-28 8:30 p.m. crushed.His entire worldhad Jill will playThursday through Saturday at Theatre.By-The-Lakein H[ghtstown. Callfor Reservations as its lynchpin,his counsellorand confidant. Heis defeated, and admitsit to his mother.And that ,-;~, ... ¯ ~, ,~ . simplesurrender softens her as ¯ noneof bis earlierarguing could. Shetoo surrenders,and he stays in the apartment.And Jill, in the Cinema j end, returns¯ Thelesson in in- j 462-214i Nowthrough Tuesday dependencewas not his aloneto July 24th July 18 thru July 28 learn, and she has maturedwith JohnnyWhitaker & LASTOF THE himfrom this experience. CelesteHolm Foodtown In REDHOT LOVERS Directors Jeffrey Holcombe AMusical Adaptation by Nell Simon and Francis A. Townehave j ofMark Twain’a A hilarious, assembledan outstanding.cast TOMSAWYER witty comedy for this tender and touching (ratedG comedy.Bill Smithof Trenton Evenings:7 & 9 p.m. Ned., Thurs.$2.50oMusical ° $3.0E plays Don, bringing with him | FN.-S^T.-SVN.$1.50 | Saturday:2, 7 & 9 p.m.. Fri., Sat. $3.00 Musical$3.50 experiencefrom several earlier =a Starts Wed.,July 18 Sunday:2, 4:30, 6:40 &9 p.n Curtain8:40 ¯ All seatsreserved i roles includingDavid in. "David Wed.,July 25th andLisa". | JackLe’mmonin his ~ | Children’s Matinee Higbtstown’sBeth Kalikoff -= mostimportant ,~ll~ ¯ AT 2 P.M. continuesher longassociation -= dramaticmlesincc ~J~ =- SILENTRUNNING with Mr. Holcombefrom her ="TheDa~ of ~ | .= Wineand Roses:’ (rated G) studentclays at Peddleas Jill...... ~. ~.,: | .75c FOR EVERYONE Whileastudent, her roles included :::::::::::::::::::::::::::Starting Wed.,July 25th AnElephant Never Forgets Adelaide in "Guysand Dolls" GoneHackman & and Lola in "DamnYankees". AI Patina IHEMARRIAGE OFRGflR0 JeAnneSzczesniak of Kendall In ComicOpera "~ischarmer isone of six-scul~red aluminum - Park brings years of experience ~. ?nA M.e4TnNRANSOHOFF Pmduceon SCARECROW as bothactress anddirector to ;~VE THE~ (rated R) A~cancollection. her portrayal of Mrs.Baker. And -" ¢c-UarringJACK GILFORD Evenings:7 & 9 p.m. July20, 21 July 27,28 Stanley Janusz, a formerdrama Saturday:7 & 9 p.m. (Raindates July22, 29) JustA~ed[ Dali’s song ofsongs¯ student at USCand director of Sunday:4:30, 6:40 & 9 p.m the NewJersey State Musuem’s a Adults S200 Siquiem,Minaux, Man Ray, S~n Ma~n and Ben Shahn. a 7:30- 9:25p.m. COMINGATTRACTIONS: StudentsUnder 12 $1.00 Children’sTheatre, gives Ralph Curtain Time8:30 p.m. a flipped-outzcstiness. LIVE ANDLET DIE LET THE GOODTIMES ROLL 32Main St. THE HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER Boxoffice open4:00 p.m. perfor- Theare-By-Tbe-Lakeis.located mancedates only (609) 737.9821 (Princeton-KingstonRd.), Kingston, N.J. Music Makers Theatres on the Peddle Schoolcampus at Dogs,cats, horses,birds are SOUNDOF MUSIC 609-924-8393 South Mainand WardStrizets, waitingfor pat loversin the easy- Coming Hightstown. Tickets may be ta-read classified pages each MACBETH OpenDaily- Fri. & Sat. Eve.to 9:30 CINEMAII purchased at the door or week. August2,3&4 ¯ SundayI - 6:00 P.M. THE reserved by calling 443-4544. 448-1231 .... ;.. Prices are $2.50and $3. HIGHTSTHEATRE I IN THEJAMESWAY/E. WINDSOR SHOPPING CENTER ONRT. 130NEAR THE PRINCETON/HIGHTSTOWN ROAD. 448-794’ | ,~, WINNER OF 3 ACADEMYAWARDS! Sun.thru Thurs.8p.m. Fri. & Sat.7& 9 p.m. Mat. Sun,1 p.m. "Legend0f Hell House’, ENTER ONCE AGAIN ...:~

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Nopaper TEMPORARIE! consumer membership ’ work- our computerOoes It lor ~ organization.40% comm plus 30% -- sportation. Lawrencevi]le.reterences and own6~-8~- tran- NeuroPsw,hiatrk, Tn,=tihHa P’l~t [ [-’noneU~J.UU’J.;llUu for interview, you.Call 201-297-330"/, 215-674-5200, THECARRIER CLINIC 82Nassau St., Princeton ea yr uponrenewal. Call (609)662- Box1000 ~Pz’inceion~"N’~,l~’6~9~16~ - I 6 p.m.dai,y &weeKenas 0400 O:~)rtunitvv linvestment.I- ’Showozzour new NURSINGOFFICE 924-9201 9.100ask for Bill Tannaz. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS 9730afternoonafter Emnlover.... An. E-ual ’~ :~ ISALESFREEW’ARDROBE- No OrpaWrite18974TheOne Dream LaneC & B Warminster,,T°Y Club Inc. BELLEMEAD, N.J. [13AlbanySt.,NcwBrunswic - "’ ’ ¯ (201)359-3101, Ext. 239 ISingleneedle, overlock & blind- Ispring and summerfashions. 249-8301 erich machines.Also pressers, bonuslearn high commissionsplus Call ForAppointment t Steady work, excellent working DRIV]~RS WANTED--part time, S~ I Work your own hours. R~ ANYINDIVIDUAL, group, con(iifions & benefits. Section day or night. Must be over 25, . . ’ 1201-297-5578,or609-921-2903 or201- uoccors-" ’omce m.rrmceton...... an"? organization or business in- piece rates &7 holidays, 3 w/clear drivers license. No long Natzonal manu£actur~ng1287"1186. time hours flexible RenlvtoPBox terestedin makinga $10 profit for weekspad vacation. Localhairs. Call 609448-4389.Crown organizationseeking secretary for ] e02~7C/0 The Princet~n~Pa*~m POSITIONS AVAILABLE every $25 NCAconsumer mere- 169. Limostne. sales office. Duties to include/ ...... bershipthey sell, pleasecall Bill dictation, typing, other related ~a "’~ Administrative,sales, secretaries, management trai- Tannaz(609) 662-9400. FRANBEINDUSTRIES BOOKKEEPERFOREX- secretarial / stenographic re- IMATURE_~_OM,AN._;._5___LY , 2 HOUSEKEEPER- wanted .for 205Brooks Blvd. ManvillePANDING Com!0uter service sponsibilities. Positionoffers a weez°rs!e~Pc~il~]Uren=te[~i~eU~=tgentleman commuter w~tn nees,engineers, bookkeepers, general typists, che- 201-725-5100 company.Permanent full time nrdfessional challen~,e nlus scnomaga ¯ P¯ children8,11, 13, 609-924-6677 after mists,receptionists, draftsman. positionavailable immediately fol ~’ompetitivesa]aw and ~]] fr~’nge Callafter 7 p.m.609-443-3609. 7:30p.m. full chargebookkeeper who i~ benefits.An EqualOpportunity -m HOUSEKEEPERWANTED FOR [amlarw thaccountsrece vable Employer.M.inorit!es and women coME SING BARBERSHOP " SOMERSET SNELLINfi&SttELLING oN~DAY a weekto cleanhouse accounts payable, purchase an, e_ncourageato apply, call collec~: HARMONYwith SweetAdelines . 353Nassau Street HelpWanted andoffice on samepremises. Call ’ salesjournals payroll, generaMr. Beam412-399-292t. An on Mondaymorning at the Rocky’ IIOSPITAL 6FJ-924-288L ledger,etc. Somelight typing affirmativeaction empmyer. Hill Bankor Mondayevenings at Princeton,N.J. Pleasantoffice, companypine "DIAL-A.JOB" 609-924-8064 insurance.Salary. c, commensuraUSWITCHBOARDOPERATOR -- Princeton DaySchool. "Weare Hours9 to 5 Mot~thruFri. EXPERIENC~.D BOOK-- w[’th ’e’xperience. Excellent expeciallylooking for altos and KEEPER-TYPIST -- Full HSLPWANTED opportunityfor the right person. Permanent,part or full time,7/3, secondaltos." For informationDial 201-526-1767for a complete time in TwinRivers office. Ex- Ca]l for appointment or send 3/1111/7shifts. Small Nassau St. contact Lillian Howell20|-722- recorded listing of available cellent opportunity for the right Main’tenanceworkers in resumeto: National Computeroff ce. 609-924-2040. 5565or NancySaul 609-586-1751.)ositions. person. Salary commensuratePrinceton Sewer Infiltration Analysts, U.S. 1 at Farber Road, NO FEECHARGED withexperience. Steele, Rosloff&Control Program. Workis in P.O.Box2182,Princeton, N.J. 609- TYPIST/SUBSTITUTEschool Smith,Realtors and Insurers. Ca]l secretary-- part time, $2.00per Doyoureallywantajob?lfyoudo for appointment609-448-8811 or right-of-ways;Sewers, manholes hasp]easant streets andand 452-2800. hr. RooseveltPublic School. Call HAYES& LYONS wereallywant to getone for you. 655-0080. unplesantaspects. Work is skilled 609-448-2798.-- Male& Female PersonnelAgency Skilled&Unskilled CLEANINGWOMAN needed in sem-skvariety Iedof and assignmentsaborer duties requiring on LAB Belle Mead.Own transportation, 1 light to mediumphysical efforts. FOODSERVICe.. MANAGRR HISTOLOGISTor NewJerseyState daya week.Please call 201-359-Good em~0lo~,ee fringe benefits.TRAINEE-wlth food preparation For Genuine Training&EmploymentService 8766. ContactEngmeeringDepartment experience to workat CranbuTy MEDICALTECHNICIAN Job Assistance RuralManpowerService L.~’ N. ORR.N. -- for doctor’sat PrincetonBorough Hall for industrialcafeteria 5 daysa wee~. BSMTwith ~crtificationfrom applicationforms. Hours7:15-3:15. Excellent fringe ASCP.Must be familiar with Phone609-586-4034 office. Competency in " EQUALOPPORTUNITY benefits, pleasant workingcon- routine hematological or Princeton-921-6580 609-448.1053 bookkeepingand typing desired. EMPLOYER ditions. Goodsalary. For in- histologicalprocedures. Will assist WriteBox # 02311c/o Princeton terviewcall 609-599-9003. in researchprojects in ourDrag Rtes.33& 130at Woo¢tside Road Packet. SafetyAssessment Department. Trenton-394-8141 ;endconfidential resume to: Robbinsville,N.J. SYSTEMSPROGRAMMERS NEEDFRIENDLY HELP -- to HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED -- WAREHOUSE-TRUCKDRIVER PersonnelManager. prepare raw organic diet (in- for gentleman commuterwith for plumbingsupply house, local Openingsln eludingmaking butter &cheese) children10 thru 19.Five or 5 1/2deliveries, experience preferred, CARTER-WALLACE,INC. ’GAL FRIDAY’ M/F MedicalApplications andto help with excercise[or dayweek. Light housekeeping, good salary, full benefits.Gordon’ Cranbury,NJ. 08512 The Princeton Packet, Inc. has an immediate ProcessControl multiolesclerosie.About4hoursa Live-in optional. Owntran- &Wi]sonCo.,Hightstown,609JA8- ~nequal opportunity employer m/ opening for a "Gel Friday" (M/F) to work aavat ~east~ naysa week.Call sportationdesirable. Call 609-924.0507. Jonnot~J-gz4-0932. ’ 1412after 7 p.m. fulltime from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondaythrough Rapidly growing computersystems engineering firm locatedin Friday, at the office of the Windsor-Hights ResearchPark on Rt. 206, north of Princeton,is seekingprogramming systemspers .... I. Thisrep ..... t ...... Ilent growthopportunity for CURRICULUMSUPERVISOR K-12 Herald in Hightstown. Varied Duties. Light therightindividual. LANGUAGE ARTS/SOCIAL STUDIES Wping. Car required.For interv[ewcalh SYSTEMSANALYSTS "r~e firm specializesi .... l time application of mini .... puters for Primaryarea of concentration,language arts. Minimum4 years Mr. Wright processcontrol, utility, andmedical systems. DATAPROCESSING schoolteaching experience. Must show evidence of (609) 448-3005 curriculum leadership. Masters degree necess .aw, 12 month Mr. Tucker 3 or moreyears of programmingis requiredwith real time andassembly AppliedLogic Corporation, a profitable, establishedcomputer s.ervicos languageexperience desirable. Also desirable is minl-computetex- ,.: andsoftware company has several excellent opportunitiesfor systems" contract. Salary range $16,200 - $18,000. For application and (609} 924-3244 .... perience(Data GeneralInterdata, or Modcomp).Engineer}ng degree "..’*’ai~alysts. Musthave at least 4 yearsprogramming experience In a variety job ’description w;’ite to: Dr. Saul" Cooperman,Montgomery ’ equivalentis desirable¯ b(Jt not necessary.’ .... :" , "" of’commercialapplications with an excellent knowledgeof COBOLand Twp. Schools, P.O. Box 147B, Skillman, N.J. 08558. or call JCL. Knowledgeof PL-1, structured programmingtechn|ques highly Salariescommensurate with capabilities. desirable. Shouldbe familiar With IBMsystems and software. Will work 609-466-1400. NASSAU OFFICE PLACEMENTS on a full scopeof programmingapplications, designs andproblems. If interestedplease contact Mr. AI Peaseat 609-924-3900,or write: Flexible assignmentswill entail interface with majorcorporate accounts Arl Equal Opportunity Employer. . ¯ . programmingstaffs in the design, debuggingand implementation of ...by BeeHunt sophisticatednew software techniques. METROMATION, INc. SECRETARIAL 1101 State Road Salary commensuratewith experience,company paid benefit program. RegisterNOW for select jobs...at top pay with Princeton,N.J. d a detailed local companies.Confidential interview in Att.ir. AIPease Tresume,...... includingge fora promptsalary historyfidentialto: Mr.intervlew’D. A.SchaafsmaPl ...... OFFICE TECHNICIAN pleasantrelaxed atmosphere. RN Is APP LIED LOGIC CO RPO RATI ON Interesting. d .... di ng position requiring a capableindividual experienced RN’s RN’s 900State Road,Princeton, NewJersey 08540 in clerical, secretarial andother essential generaloffice technlqueswho An Equal Opportunity Employer possessesan extremelygood typing abiliw. Dutiesinclude typing technical 221 NassauSt. 924-3030 HeadNurse - Days EveningSupervisor reports, taking and transcribing dictation, composingletters and ...... d ..... metingin the preparationof special reports andarticles, RN’sneeded for thefollowing full timepositions: SaTarystartsto$140 p..... k. MARKETING& SALES CAREER DAyS ThePrinceton PacketNewspap=rs South SomersetNeWspapers, Benefitsinclude 1 monthvacation, educational assistance, medical and life ~VE~,~GS "P;O. Box,146;Somewille, NJ. insuranceprograms, etc. 300Witherspoon St., Prlncetoi) Progressive Delivery (609) 924-3=4 (20l~’~’3" 0PPORTU NITY. Laborand eo,io~or~== .... dappointmentcall (6O9)452-5539. CardiacCare Unit CoronaryCare Unit CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING FORM Salaryplus commission.Excellent training program. Progressive ; ~ru~wio~C°llege~referred. Area covers Kendall Park and South MedicalUnit ~ ~ ~. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY CardiacCare Unit ...... z ... Coronary’CareUnit SpecialCare Unit An equal opportunity employerM/F Contact: .5; ...... 6: ...... ; ...... 7...... 8: ...... John HancockLife InsuranceCo. NIGHTS 201-722-6868 9. lO. 11 12: , ,. HOSPITAL OPPORTUNITIES Pediatrics . SpecialCare unit ...... "" ’ , ’ CoronaryCare Unit Nursery Excellent salaries, benefits andwo£kL~g conditions ate 1.3.~..... : ...... ].4:.:...... 1.5...... !.6~ being offered to persons seeking.employmentin out PRINCETONUNIVERSITY Orientation programswill startAugust 6 and .. rapidly expandinghospital. Join ore: happyfamily by September4, A 2-week course in CoronaryCare applying to our Personnel Departmentfor the following will beginon Augst13. 4LINES-I-II~$ERTION...... ¯ .... $3.00=; CURRENTOPENINGS: (3 Insertions- no changes) ...... :... $4.50 ~ O~e,b~L~z~Avm:e) ELECTRICALTECHNICIANS - Desire 2-5 years ex- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * If billedadd .25 ~LUESEAL FIREMAN-New Jersey licensed fitema~ tOtat~).g shifts. Minimum$170 per week. periencein generalelectrical maintenanceor con- structionbackground. CLASSIFICATtON.... : ...... :: ...... ’~...... LPN’s . ¯ KITCHENPORTER-Fug time, 9 a.m. Lo 6 p.m. and 1; a.m.to 8p.m. DAYS EVENINGS NAME.... , ...... ; ...... ~. MECHANICALTECHNICIAN - Work involves fabri- , cationof largecopper selenoids, helical windings,OH MedicalUnit X-RAYTECHN[CANS--Ful[ time and pad; time weekend andSF windings, super conduct magnets and subsequent SpecialCare Unit CoronaryCare Unit ADDRESS...... ~ ...... ’ ...... mechan[cal’/electricalassembly work. Desire knowledge G.U. and Orthopedic ProgressiveCardiac Care Unit . " in copperbrazing techniques. Medical-Surgical SpecialCare Unit 1"]ME,~.o .’:’...... PAID..~ ...... CHARGE....~ ~ ...... JUNIORDATA CODER--8:30 to 5 m the C~dit Depart- Pediatrics Neurological - REFRIGERATIONTECHNICIAN - Operating, main- , .... CLASSIFIEDRAT,~ taining& preparing of refrigeration,air conditionersand .. vacuumequipment. Oesire 2-4 yearsexpereince in NIGHTS AUClassified Advertising appea~s in all sevennewspapers, TheP~’inceton FOODSERV’ICE WORKERS-Full lime 11:4,5 a.m. to Packet,The Lawrence Ledger, The Central Post, Windsor-Hishts Herald, ~ 7:45 p.m, andpart time 3:15 p.m.to 7:45 p.m. commercialrefrigeration, large central water chillers and Laborand Delivery TheManville News, The South Somerset News, and the Franklin News- controlinstruments. One out of everythree weeks will ProgressiveCardiac Care Unit Record.Ads may be.mailed in or telephoned. Deadline for newads is 5’ LAUNDRYFLOOR WORKER-Pad; time, Saturdays and be’onthe 4 p.m.¯ 12p.m. shift. p.m’?.Monday. if they ate [o be properlyclassified. Ads must be’ holidays, 7 a.m. to3:30 p.m. capceJledby $ p m.Monday FIREMAN-Operating and maintaining of highpressure In exchangefor your services weoffer: P,ATES are $3.00 for four lines or less for one issue or, if orderedi~ boiler system.Minimum 5 years experience. N.J. Black advance;S1,$0 additional for twoconsecutive weeks or i.~ues~and the NURSES,~DE--Full time jn the OperatingRoom, 6:4,5 S(~alStationary Engineer’s license required. Continuousir~-service educatio,...timeoff to thkdinse~tionisFREE.Theteafter-eachconsecutiveissueon[ycosts$1,a.m. to3:15p.m, attend workshops,seminars, conventions... Nextinctementoffoutlines$Ocentsand thesamethcreaft~.Adsmaybe’ ELECTRONICTECHNICIANS - Construct, install and tuition refund...9paid holidays...liberal vaca-’" t displayedwith white space m=gins and/o~ addition=l capitol letters at : COOKSHELPER-9 a.m.- to 6 p.m., weekendsinvolved, $3.50per inch. Special discount rate of $3.00per inch b available to troubleshootelectronic cir~’uitry. Desire2 yearsex- tion benefits.,.12 paidsick days...BlueCross/ adverli~urunning the same classifie~ display ad for 13conseculive periencealong with technical training. BlueShield, RiderJ...paid life insurance...tax weeks’or issuesor differentclassified display ads (oLaling 20or mo~e~ COPRSMAN-Fulltime, 6:45 a.m, to 3:15 p,m. Duties shelteredannuities...pension plan...excellent inchesper month, and whoarran~e to bebilled monthly. Bo~ numbers ate includecar of malepatients. ~ ~ J ’onedoper extra. GoodSalary and Benefits. " salary schedule. " TERMS:25cenCsbillingch=geif’adisnotpaidforwithin-10days~ter’ ,leaseApp|yattb~e For further informat[0nand appointment expirationof ad. 10 per cent rash dlscou nt on classified display ads if bill Pel’sol~le|Depa.,-’tment of CAL L [609)452-5539 THESOMERSET HOSPITAL .b paidby the 20thof the foUowingmonth. Situations Wanted ads axe p,yablowith order. The newspapez Is not respondble fot.e~=$ not’, THE SOMERSETHOSPITAL An EqualOpportunity Employer M/F Rehill AvenueSomerville, N.J. , by.....the advertber immedi=tely following thefirst p, ub’l~ca’tt, i~n o[’ ..... :: .... RehlllAvenue ;zo~7=s~00o 201-725-4000;Ext.372 :.... ."¯ i "Seven ForCentral Jersey" S,~S.,,~ NEWS TheManville News Class i fi’ed J dvertising The Franklin NEWS’RECORD 5-B HelpWanted Help Wanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted SituationsWanted Personals SUMM-’~-YO~rro.nd, t ~ ~ HIGHTSTOWN OPERATING ~NG!NEER Plasticsmolding production lRECEPTIONIST- interesting SECRETARY ATTENTIONPARTY PLAN LPN-looking for relief 2 or 3 days PLANNED’ MAINTENANCE worker,East Windsor $2. per hr. work, pleasant office, 35 hour a week, wil[stay overn ght. 609- PARENTHOOD CLINIC :-- 609-799-2750. week fringe benefits must be General office duties experience OUR261h YEAR Mondayevenings. Call 609-448- MECIIANICS Blue Seal license necessary. New Highest Commissions-- largest 737-1030. 3439. salary range $8,657 to $11,688. Imature and reliable. Previous and good typist preferre~l. Steno Selectionof Toys& Gifts! Over300 Exp., in pump repairs and Excellent Civil Service fringe !IELP NEEDED--On Sunday inr office experience preferred. Write skills advantageous but not best-selling items in a full-color assembly, and assist in general benefits including free Blue all year round able to keep store Box 02301c/o Princeton Packet. required. Excellent salary, HOUSEKEEPER- with nursingCALL BIRTHRIGHT- for help Catalog. Call or write SANTA’sexperiencedesires 5 dayswork. maintenance of industria[plant. Cross/Blue Shield for employees c!ean and help with coin-opt benefits and workingconditions. PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 06001. throughoutpregnancy. Pregnancy Mustbe able to set up on drills, and their 4ependents. Contact cleaning. Call 609-921-9785. Apply in person, Personnel Phone 1 (203)673-3455. Ex- Experienceand references. 609- testavailable. Confidential; no Personnel Office, N.J. Neuro- Director. erienced Dealers wanted as 394-7225. fees. Call609-924-7343. ’ INSTRUMENTATION Psychiatric Institute, P.O. Box LPN’s OR RN’S - The Elms l ~ianagers! 1000, Princeton N.J. (609)466-0400Nursing Home,Cranbury, N. J. [ THE CARRIERCLINIC ALSOBOOKING PARTIES. HI SCHOOLGIRL -- desires light Min. 5 yrs exp. in maintenance Equal Oppertun ty Employer BELLEMEAD, N.J. and repair of industrial or power Call between8-4 p.m., weekdays,[ (201)356-3101 houseworkor babysitting. Call WANTED:People who know they 609-395.0725. ItEAL" ESTAT~ ...... ~aL~ after 0 p.m. 609-394.9081. have problemsin living and wish plant instrumentation. Io do something about them. A" IWe are c’urrently seekin All of the above are permanent EXPERIENCED TRAVEL sae spersons preferably wlt~ proven methed~ No-fees. "In- ..... COLD-TYPESETTING -- IBM vestigate us. (6~J) 924-0928. positions in Princeton/Cranbury SWITCHBOARDOPERATOR AGENT-- full time position, t=au ex~riencebut will trai- w, ..11-,, REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - RN PART TIME -- 3 P.M.- II composer, brochure, forms, etc. area with excellent working 009-443-1400,ask for Mrs. Johnson. lo~’ated on Amwell"i~o’.~d’ln Neededfor long established firm. P.M.needed for lovely nursing Camera-ready copy. For prompt conditions andcompany benefits. Experiencenecessary. Position Hillsboro in the heart of the Experience desired but not homein Princeton.2-3 evenings &reliable services, call Vickie, Call G. Headman,609-630-2535 for involvesshift workandweekends. P.U.D.zone. Wefeel this to be one necessary. For interview call Karl per week,gesd salariesand 215-946-7333or 609-452-9330. confidentialinterview. ExcellentCivil Servicebenefits. TYPIST-- full time -- Accuracy of the most desirable Ideations Weidel Inc. Realtors, 242-1/2 Starting salary $5,314 annually¯ pleasantworking conditions. Must preferred to speed. Noshorthand available for a real estate office. NassauSt., Princeton. 609-921- enjoyworking wdh senior citizens YOUNGWOMAN -- seeks live-in Reduceexcess fluids with Fluidex Contact Personnel Office, N.J. required. T},plng labels and ad- Weoffer excellent incentives and 2700, ask for EdwinHall. andbe able to supervise ancillary tablets at Thrift Drugs. Neuro-PsychiatricInstitute, P.O. housework.Please call 609-924- dresses. This is not an exciting mostimportant all qualified leads personnel.For appointment call 2315. Box1000,Princetoo, N.J. (609)466- job. Dependability and accuracy that wilIultimately conlribute to PrincetonNursing Home, Men 0400¯ essential. Clean, neat en- your sales success in the real RELIABLEWOMAN -- wanted 5 thruFri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,009-924- PREPARED CHILDBIRTH -- JOB AVAILABLE-- in late EqualOpportunityEmployer vironment. Spooling and loading estate business. All we ask in days or sleep-in to care for 2 9000. /,VbMAN- seeks houseworkdays, interested in getting, sharing,0r August¯ Person to do paste up & of microfilm to be learned. Will on a weekly basis. Call 609-695- talking about the Lamazemethod light table work¯ Text only no return is aggressiveness,integrity school age children. Convertent, teach rightperson. Opportunityto and willingness to work. All attractive apartment. Call after 7 0629. Princeton Jet. preferred. ~f childbirth ed: Call ASPO609- graphic layout¯ Smalloffice¯ Good advance with patience. Call 609- replies held in strictest confidence. p.m., 009-443-3009. ~24-7717. company benefits¯ W 11 ng t¢ 452-2000. Ask for Mrs. Hoseor Mr. Canzano. tra n. Research Park, Princeton SALES 609-924-7300. ANALYST .Barbara .R. ALCHOLICS ANNONYMOUS EAST WINDSORREGIONAL -- EARN EXTRA INCOME - 25 men MEDICAL SECRETARY -- ex- EXPERIENCED SECRETARY HELP. AND INFORMATION SchoolDistrict has openingsin the or women¯ ’ part-tree’ ful-time¯ ¯ oorienced"’ .... internist’s office in d ...... " CALL609-924-7592.’ R~,.,~,o,,A,,,~,o.,.~,o,.,.. ~,,~ Prominent New Jersey cor- Applyin person, Valteck Main- [l~rlnceton; part-ttme lmtlally, ~eslresarL-ume WOrKstarting ~a~po~9.~on~.r~omni~,tlr poration has an immediate following areas: 12 me. clerks, ~’r~tor 201-359-5171" late Au Put A r 2- h "w for TwinRivers office. Excellent t~.,...... ,~must be High School grad plus tenance¯ Co’ 55 LaGrange Street Salary negotiable" Curriculum . - g s.: pp.ox..v r/ x o ...., f ...... Rarltan, N J ’ Vitae¯ and references Reply. Box loacKgrounn. . legal ann opportunity for the right person, workinourb*.sysale,, department have the ability to type: food engineering.009-448-0461. Steele, Rosloff & Smith.Realtors ,rocessino sales and market service workers bus drivers; &a 520 A Amwe!lRd., Hlllsborough /t2306, c/o Princeton Packet. NEED SEX INFORMATION?-- and¯ Insurers ¯ Call for ap-vresearch oinformation. Must be transportation co-ordinator.If you (0/10 of a mile Westof Hwy.206) :The PrincetonCouncil for pomtment609-448.88tlor 655-0080. lgood at fi-ures and capable of are interested in any of the above AVONASKS: "CAN YOUSPARE [ . ProblemPregnancies offers positions contact the Director of THE TIME?" If you can, you can [ ~ counciling,referrdls - "hnd [handling’diversified duties. Light earn extra cash for back-to-sehool ~_ J ~t .v~ ¯ pregnancytests. Call us for SECRETARY/RECEPTIONISTtyping helpful. Some college Specal Projects, 009-4484840,ext. STOCK 203. MAN - for small expenses and new clothes for SECRETARY--RESPONSIBLE t, aro UT ]nanKs confidentialhelpand information. ’ desirable. ublishing companywarehouse yourself as an AVONRepresen- [position available as secretary to 609-021-322L Full time - experienced. ~oowledgeof shipping, receiving, tative. Call: 609-882-5328. manager.¯ Resident of ¯ Lawrence ...... Responsible position in mediumInterested Qualified applicants and inventory control. 35 hour ]Township preferred with at-I i wx~rl...... "In Trla~lk au my size~l architectural office Salary should send detailed resume in HOMEMAKER"WANTED -- Are week company benefits. ADMINISTRATIVE Itractive personality excellent l irlonas.... ;.nelgnoors .-, ~ relatives. . for. T H---’E~SOM E R S E-’~’~-"’~REA opee, pleasantsurroundingsinthelconfidence indicating salary you looking for a comfortable Suburban Princeton area. Phone SECRETARY-- with congenia secretarial skills. Capable of all. . the. flowers:.1[Uts , cares ~ acts AGENCY-- on Aging,38 Grove Somerville area¯ Call 201-359-3131.history and requirements. Box homewhere you can live free in personality for personnel office: Ihandfing complexdiversified Iot ~ln.oness, wnueL was a. patient St.,Somerville N.J. 201-626-2111 #02309,c/o Princeton Packet. exchange for your services as In rrlncelonnon ltat ~ sincemy for informationand referral homemakerfor a widowerin good stenographic ability and accurate l administrative duties, includingemrn Ir " flome" ~ "’ - typing required ability to com-. contact with thepubrc.1 Contact: [ ¯ - Kennemguryee ¯ serviccs~ health? No housecleaning to be °S:L . pose correspondence and work Kenneth M. Huber, acting[ done. Timeoff. Attractive roomin TYPIST-- or experienced typist. with minimal supervision. Per- township manager 609-896-9400 WANTEDBOOKKEEPER -- In quiet suburb. Driver’s license Technologists One or two days per week. Twin sonnel Office experience ]ext. 12 for appointment. I ~nnnuneamante handle accounts payable-and required. Write Box654, Trenton, Rivers office. 609-448.8811or 655- preferred but not required. Very I- I ,-,,,,,=,,v~.,,,~,,to BargainMart related duties in Montgomery MEDICAL CENTER N.J. &give your tel. number. 00[O. goodsalary range and benefits, l Twp. A small growing foreward- thinking school system. Ex- TECHNOLOGISTS Please callMrs. Pat Starkie at I ~ l ~~ SECRETARY-- full or part-time. Princeton Regional Schools, 609- IWAREHOUSEMENFamiliar [ perience or background in LAB X-RAYSteno &typing skills needed. Call GENERAL CLERK -- good at 924-5600 ext 315 or 316 between 9 .... -- "[I CHILD- RACINGREAR -- I0 Bolt 488 bookkeeping necessary. Paid (609)448.6282. figures diversified duties include a m an’d 4 n m Calls will be ac- Iwiln light snipping and inventory REN’S MANOR- ~vlon- .gears,fits Chev. ’62-64. $50/Call vacation, fringe benefits, pleasant LAB QUALITY answer phones, billing, taking oopt’ed thro~gh’~Giy5 control procedure for small [tessori Nursery School is now 609-448-0745. surroundings. Salary com- CONTROLSUPERVISOR orders, good employment -~ ...... ° ..... " ~’ warehouse. 35 hr. wk. Companyaccepting applications for the fal mensurate with experience and benefits, suburban Princeton lHalf day, full day openings $194 to $222wk. benefits permanent posluon ADD-oN CAR AIR CON- ability. Call 609-466-1400. ACCOUNTANT/BOOKKEEPER apply Mack Lumber Main St. area. Phone609-924-2700. --needed to assist financial vice i ava’i’lffble. (~.~ll 609-883-1541, DITIONER-- Usedver’/ little MEDICAL TECH resident of Princeton company.]Windsor. " LADY COMPANIONTO SEMI, Requiresmount and drivekit ASCP.3 to 11:15 $i71 to $192 wk. HOUSEKEEPER-- 5 days 1-5 ~uties includeall booksthrough to RETIRED EXECUTIVE only.$75. After 5 p.m. 609-921-7184. (MALE): Unencumbered at-IL~ / p.m., owntransportation. Start HISTOLOGIST trial balance, payroll schedules v Sept. Call after 4 p.m. 609-883.6339. andreconciliations. Woulda so be ~a~c~iV~onWel~’grrOO~ed~rs~f°e°d office in Princeton. Experience /THE NEWJERSEY MEDICAL TECH required to learn anti administer ARCHITECTURALDRAFTMEN - ~. ’ - o^-^[ desiredGood salaryand workingI LABORATORYTHEATRE -- a Part time every other weekend. company financial control -- full or p-t, residential andlight cnalleng’ln’gi PgS’lbll°rnb’a es~a’~ conditions Cal 009-921-6543ext series Of progressive workshonsMAKE OLD RUGS NEW? They ~ystems and handle varied steel construction experience ]travel. *.lye nonsu u n ,~2~ ’ , _ just look new when they’re SUPERINTENDENT-- buildings $4.29 hour. Incur Princeton wlmmmS " " g eel " for the adult and teen actor cleaned with Trewax Rug & grounds, must hold Blue Seal tnalytical tasks. Goodsalary, full desirable. Robert Martin ¯ : .... P " wl"shing to study the var ous )aid ,benefits andpleasant WorkEnglebrecht& Assoc.609-452-8866. and boahngfacilities. Mustdave. ] ] ¯ Shampoo-.Rent electric gham- bogers license. Housing will be X-RAY TECH Write full details lo R K Ribsam] EXPERIENCED. TYP’-- mT technlqu ues of the art of aehng provided on school campus. No Day/EveningShifts. $150 to $168itmesphere. Call Mr. Rosenblum "" ’ .er only$17HightsH[zi’dWard 0O%924.6500. P O Box160 Trenton N J 08601T?~P~;~-n~°~iP~k.etmi?!ol.0p.m., mneed ]of lievebloSihS~er~ollwZ:t l from beginning to °nn~O~ksh~ advancea ~ age limitations. Ca’ll 609-737-1839.wk. Also Part Time Tech for Sunda~,s -- )uesnay I p.m..to 12.m.l~.mght. If [techniques. Michael Math as, ContactPersonnel Dept. COLLEGESTUDENT -- to ¯help mterestee cau mr. nutcninson at/MFA doctoral candidate at SWEDISHDESIGN SOFA & chair cleanhomeoftidyfamlly. Must be CLEANING WOMAN -- Small 24"2244’ KEYPUNCII OPERATORS ¯ ffice.Once a week.Call 009 882- IHGHSCHOOL GIRLS -- Trying, 1009".9.. This is not a summer]Rutgers is the artistic director with customvelvet covers THE MEDIAL CENTER thorough.$2.50 per hr. Please call ’7788. ,o e=rn.... m~.~yr ,o~ ...... ~um,.~r vac. ff~time Ipasmon -o~ition it’s a permanent part Workshopfees are $50 for 10 iprightpiano; hand-palnted twin4 Earn extra moneyworking after AT PRINCETON,N.J. (201)297-3275. Work eves or wknds and help/ P ¯ | weexs,...... interviews Will nc tester.201-297-6492. 4:45 p.m. Hours flexible. Come 253Witherspoon St.06540 others at the same time. Comm. / ~ arrangedby written application to talk to us: about thepossibilities. (609)921-7700 NCR accounting machine COOKS & KITCHEN UTILITIES average$1..50 per hr. Call 609-924-I Michael Mathias, 18 Judsen St.,’ HOUGHTONMIFFLINCO. ’ Equal Opportunity Employer operator. Light bookkeepin~exp. -- menwanted at Holiday Inn, E. 7690after 2 p m IWORKING M 0T HER -- needs Apt¯lA .~, Ed~. son " N ¯J ¯08817 ¯ Phone tlopewell-Peenington Rd. 35-hour week. Princeton Airport Windsor.Apply in person or call [reliablebabysitter in Kendallann u’gne.a;609-921-0110 or RACINGGO KART-- justbuilt, , 518 Spur area. 609-924-2701. 609-446-7000. [Park area,f r o 9menth odl full ~wlcnaeroam as ,201-494 9579" ¯ neverraced, Mac01A eng., Rupp HopeweH,N.J. . -- [time; and 9 yr. old, after school; frame,6 Azusa quickchange HA~Equal Opportunity Employer AVONCALLING: It can be you. /beginningSept. 4. Yourhome or sprockets,new Carlisle slicks. PART TIME -- Sales Sell during hours you choose in BABYSITTERNEEDED 5 days a mine" Alsoracing info. Prce $220. Also HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Representatives, women- Call on week, Please telephone 609-446- EXPERIENCEDTYPISTS- Are I 201-297-2329. - SUMMER PLAYGROUP - for 3 your ownneighborhood. Call now: and4 yearolds. Enroll now and twoother karts. Call 201-359-5420. NEEDED-- to help Hopewell expectant Mothers.Car essential. 201-725-6014. C)786. youinterested inevening hours [ artist part time picking river Leads furnished¯ Will train¯ ~ping work? Send resume to ] reserve the weeks you want. 0-12 rocks used in makng g ft items. Commissions, paid vacation and Educational Consulting Service of [ ---- ~ Menthru Fri. $1 ahd hour. Ex- Musthave car. 609-466-3509. car allowance¯ Call for an ap ORDERLYFULL TIME -- 3 p.m. NewJersey P.O. Box 37 Kendall [ perieneed leader, limited to 5 iointmentcollect, 609-966-0211. LIVELY-- respons ble person " 11 p.m..needed for Princeton Park, N.J. 08824. ’ [ENGINEER & MAINTENANCEchildren. Call 009-924.1799. I COUCH,2 CHAIRS,I hassock, wantedBoth youngsters for very attend . lightschool 1/2I nursingi m.us.t behome. mature, ueratric. ,independent ex- MAN-- with Black Seal License. $100.Call 61)9-446-3929." housekeepingand easy child care. [perience required.. Individual Experiencedin repairsand preventive maintenance Ca 1 ?REE WORK-- Climber. Good :LIKE TO GETBACK -- into the day. Hours 9-5 "Mon-Fri. Sept- wunngto WOrKanu uepanname. COLLECTION CLERKS - ex- Princeton Nursing Home, 609.924-...... P.IONTEgR~RI ~I-I~l.-- ... " in AUTOMATICRECORD business world.? Have a position pay, year round employment. June. "Your own school age Appl~ in person to Princeton 0000. ,, where initiative and imagination Insurance - Blue Cross Blue cellentopportunity in collection Kendall Park. Fall morning & CHANGER.--stereo, y enus.18 Sh e/d, Vaeat on and Sick Pay. children welcomefrom 3-5 years Nursing Home,Men. thru Fri. I0 department of international afternoon sessions. Have some alacK/White portavle TV, are appreciated? Busy insurance of age. Goodsalary to reliable [a.m. to4 p.m., 609-924-9000. publishing companyfor ladies ¯ agent on Nassau St. needs 201-545-1099. person with references. Cranbury openingsfor children 2-5 years. Olympic.609-452-3885. someonewho can learn to manage" with experience in credit and 1Licensed sch6ol with certified --~ SECRETARY looalioo, pleasant .surroundings. DENTALHYGIENIST collection area. 35 hour week, SECY/_R=E.CP. -- for dynamic,I teachers on staff. Modern:bright,~:; office routine and deal pleasantly Call 609-395-0487 after 6 p.m. or ...... -- Part companybenefits. Research Park young ~’rlnceton engineering I facility wi*h ,,,~a~ .~’,. ^¢ KENMOREELECTRIC.d."’er.:-- 4 with the public¯ Call 609-921-7059Forbusy Advertising Department 924-9006(K=iren) before I2 noon..ume..~’masecall 009-799-0732for firm.. Diversified p..o~tion for materi~is for c~ldren’toSworkY~a.:4r~3.°~d÷lperfeet condition. Call for appointment¯ interview. area Princeton. Phone 609-924- ofPrinceton electronic instrument 2701. auamelnmvluual Wltll 2-3 years Iwith 201-207-9144~’ or 2nl 297 a~a ~ a- . manufacturer.Stone and good secretarial experience. GoodJ ’~’~"~’" ~,-,=~,-ouvo. LANDSCAPEARCHITECTS -- typingskills required. Job in- CLERK-TYPIST-- shorthand’ typing a must-steno too. Should [ wanted to work on a variety of volvestyping correspondence, ad helpful but not required. All be able to handle occasionalILOOK -- LOOK-- LOOK--, land developmentprojects. Call copy drafts,and processing CASUALTYUNDERWRITER -- ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN pressure and enjoy dealing wit] benefits 9-4:30 5 days. In West with experience in commercial Experienced with HighwayPlans SPECIAL COMMUTERSFOR SALE-- 1 Drexel bedroom MahoneyZvosec 609-452.8565. customer requests for product Wim’s(rTwp. C.~] (309-’H94619. people. Weoffer an opportunit, PARKING--in p.~rking lot foot of set, 1 French provincial twin beds information. Excellent working casualty underwriting, excellent ~ome-Drafting - Computations for future growth, good benefit~ University Place, at Princetonlw[th one headboard with Slean opportunity. Non-contributory Major Area ,:ngineerlng Firm pleasant co workers Salar Penn Central Raiiread Station Ispreadsandchestofdrawers. Two conditions paid hospitalization, company benefits, excellent : ... . . , surgical, major medical and life Good Salary and Benefits Call commensurate w m edit ty Spec al park ng rates for com- gold living room chairs. 609-655- BOOKKEEPER-- Large public working cond. Salary com- (009) 596-6210for interview. F.E. Please call Jeannie reuters. $1.25week or 50¢per day.’.[ 3061. WANTED-- woman to clean insurance, educationalassistance. mensurate with ability. Send Brunner small business office Wed. regular reviews and retirement chain needs experienced resume to: Associated In- METROMATIONINC., 609-924 Overnightparking $1.00. } mornings¯ Send name and" program. Call Barbara Scarano, bookkeeperimmediately for full ternational Management, 1 3900.~ references to Box ~02308 c/o (609)452-2111. charge opening. Machine Palmer Square P.O. Box 681, Princeton Packet¯ PRIN’rCETONAPPLIED bookkeeping experience a plus MOVINGMUST SELL -- living Goodsalary, companybenefits Pr nceton, N.J. Or call 1009)924- CIIERI~.Y HILL NURSERY ’room sofa and chair triple RESEARCII 9361. LEGAL SECRETARIES- 2 -- EqualOpportunity Employer ICall Mr. Rayney609-443-3000. need 2 capable fully experienced Situat,,,ns|n Wantedsc.OOL- is n’ow acceptingdresser and mirror,15" snow (M/F) legal secretaries with closing and .applicationsforthe 1973-74 school tires. Call 609-443-4170. real estate experience. Salary yearin its afternoonPiaget SECRETARY-- An excellent PART TIME CUSTODIAN -- LEGAL SECRETARY -- Ex- open. Only experiencedneed reply SUMMERcHoREs WANTED -’ centered4 year ;’lass."Scholar- FOOTBALL SEASON TICKETS IIOusEKEEPER osilion is open in the MarketingHoursI-5. For further information periencenot necessarybut pmase. E. Windsor office. by energeticteenage school boy.’ ships are available. Call Mrs. -- 4 ticketsto allPhiladelphia ~)epartment at EMR.The position callCranbury School District, 609. elpful.Accurate typing & dic-Newman& Herman609-443-4900. Youhave work for me? Call Jim, James Regan 009-924-3540. Eageshome games, 1973, for sale. Live in. Newhome in Princeton. requires an intelligent personwith 395-1700. ta/ion.Call 609-259-7944. 0~9-799-1373. ’ ~09-799-1294. Ownroom, TVExee ent salary. 5 above average typing and day week. Recent references stenographic skills and a thorough TEACHER SUBSTITUTES--and one exn~riene~d .... 1 .... ta] TAXI DRIVERSwanted. M,st be COMPANION-- warm, refined, NASSAUCOOP NyRS!saRY: required. Replyto Boxa02207, c/o understanding of olfice routine. ¯ 25 yrs or over & knowE Windsor- a,l arounu assistant to d scermng ~ v Princeton Packet. , EMRoffers excellent company teacher. For further information KEYPUNCHOPERATOR u=.,.,o~^.. - .." ...... *~~;i"~ ...... w,u~ n~ noo~a,/~ 1973-74school year. Experlenceu, MOVING-- MUST SELL s ome benefits including 2 weeks callCranburySohoelDtstriet 609- ’.,;’~"~s ,ow,, area .uau tueg)qqs " ~,r~n~e,,np~;.~-;~;~ auu ...... iteachers beautiful wooded, antiques Simmons crib & mat- oo~...... vacation, group insurance pen- 395-1700. ’ ~ At least 1 year experience, par- ~ I surroundin,’sat PrincetonPike & tress, pe~’ego,Built-rite carriages, sion,plan, growthsavings plan and [ticularly with IBMSystem 3. BARTENDER -- Steady part K NDALL PARK AREA -- [Salary commensuratewith ex- R~- IQuakerBri’dgeRd Classesfor3& feed table clothes’ toys, fabrics, a pleasant working atmosphere. m" h-me APer ....~ e"-~-n-[4 yrelds from 9-11:30. (Hrs. ex- d shes,k t;’henset,’floorpolisher, time,neat, reliable, reply to ~Box Please call 609-799-1000for an School bus drivers. AMand/or I perience. Excellent benefits and F~nc~din’-la’* -~l~ f~,’ - V~’ea~’[ tended sliehtly past 11:30 for those fireplace andirons, pictures, & R,Manville. appointment. PM.Call 201-297-1295. [working... conditions¯ Apply in CLERK-TY.PIST--.Workingin a rea=~ ’=’~le.PC,aYl[Y~a~e~ ’ l lntereste~) {2all 882-8299for in- misc. Call 609-448-9418for appt. person,x-’ersoneel Dept sales uepartmentIs atwaysin ...... formation TYPIST--CLERK-- Financial EMRPlIOTO ELECTRIC ALL AROUNDGIRL FRIDAY-- J THE CARRIERCLINIC !cresting and diversified. We are a ~ ’ ...... institution in MercerCounty has Wallace Road’ neededfor busy Nassau St. office. [ BELLE MEAD, N J ousyexpanuing company located COLLEGE STUDENT -- desires[ . ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER -- Shorthandrequired and fast ac- [ (201)359-3101 in SouthBrunswick area. Work babysittingevenln,,s & somedays I ...... ¯ SmithCorona 220 automatic. 1 position for Typist-Clerk.Call 609- Princeton Jet. N.J. .~v~u~q~u*~year o d Goodcond tion. Asking 382-7420. Anequal opportunty employer curate typing Please call 609.924-I w th our sales group,and have c~lf’a~.aaa.~7 .... l.~,*~u~,,~,~er 3673 for nterv ew .... ,, ...... customer contact andlntra-group |_._.’~_" ¯ ",,,,~o~ 7- . a cnuuren~. $190. S 201-297-2423...... ’V~, ~ wunr, --’z or ~ DENTALHYGIENIST -- full or forcommunication. you if vou have iniative We3-5 NEEDare HELP lookingAT A PARTY. 2 ~/motners. /plct.ureuoox. Scna $3.60 to Identity a~out worKinK " ’~ . SENDING CHILDREN TO GIRLOR WOMAN - to |ann...... nr~ I evenings.art Wantgood ? earnings for a ~ , 9 L part time. Princeton office. Call COLLEGECOSTS MONEY.And nroximatelv 4 hours ~n¢,h w,,~ I P time work. We need 6 years ex,~rience -odd Pmina reliable 16 yr. olds to prepare, [Press, 817 Rt..06, Bordentown, N DANISHMODERN -- bdrm set. 609-024.1414. l~refer ~^;:a ..... ,t _,YKY.’.LZ’~"I women.Must drive Call 201-722- ~l~llls an~en~o,, ’ w~rkin,, "~i;~ serve & clean up at a reasonable [J. $50 & Hoovercabinet humidifier, t~vesat time yeu tomore work spare for you.time. Be Put an 448-0461["...... : ...... ~"...... ~" [11393,752-6874 or 828-2089..... ~’ "~ PERSON--’who loves children AVONRepresentative. It’s easy. peopleregular.ExcelI~n~revlewsfringeand b~ne’/i~isalary i 357(iprice’,Call 609-921.9475 or 609-924- l/ ~ $40~Call609-448.9566. . wantedto help workingmother, on Andit’ll be fun to watch your N CA^.S.ALES^ M.AN.AGER[t~mSe~..ARCHoAmSeSISTANhTe~s{U.l[. co.m.mensU~awtel.with’_e_x~rience. BOOKKEEPERASSISTANT IF.=.; ...... 96"GOLDL/RSOFA--48"round an aupair basis, or from’12.6week savings account grow. Call now: r’U~I"I’IUN -- uomml~lOn,or i ; y uall mrs. e, z01-329-q611 tor lex,~rienced in ,~vrell accounts /=tuu nuu~uw uax Calvw - oak d/r t,~bl, w/~ =~=,.I,, :. ¯ days¯StartSept. 609-924-9334after 6~-882-5328. directsa~a~wi~.gupta. CallMr, Isb~ck~ound [~b%Uisred;ndabo~a~o;Y interview¯. . pa~.ableand relat’@ d_~es, light/Hoa~Se.y. Re~d Ro,ad,^~ranb.ury lea.J~=72’r’ra n~h--e&’o’nr;i : 6¯ ./ rannaz, et~’-~oz,~mr interview. I . .; , J tVDlnffuall (609)~,~-3z~ / ~’ ~ ~,~,~ ,-,,~ .v,a u u, u~v,u~uasole uall s~.aaR~q~9~" . I Isalary commensurate with " I" -’ " iintoelghtgroupsaccordingtaagd. " ...... ’’ . "~ technical background and/or SECRETARY-- for Princeton HOU---~EKEEPERWANTED -- to HOUSEWIVES-- DEMON-Ioxperlcnce.Excellent fringe HOUSEWIVES_--...DEMON-]_~ .[A~ _p.s.Cos.easyourphone.Swimmin HorsebackIArchcry ~’ature ridingStudy Arts ~,S~ G.M.A.CH.INF~RY--. : professional office. Varied in- do housework in my home on # STRATE Fine’ Produets 25% benefits Pleasant workin STRATEFine "vrouuets 25~ I ~teaes *teg stryhas nursesalaes| CraRs,~ishinlg,,FlrstAlClCOurses.ilorsaws ann allKmns el nouse . . teresting work, excellent con- Saturdaxs. Transportation Commtssionfromfirstdollarseld.,surroundingsl in Princeton. Commissionfromfirstdelinrsoin.’ a nd homemakers to assist ou tools Completesho WHlinstruct ditions~ need top skills & good providedif not ave//abe. Call 201- Carl ., ...... ’Y, ,Bus transportation Ten.weeks, " ..... ~,P’...~,~ Cash Bonuses. Free Gifts. NoJDr. Miller for appointment. 609- Cash Bonuses . Free Gifts ; No wn[ le...... you re ".t ’,I - ¯hours, ~to " 4JJune 25th -" Au~; 31st For in.0p o erat on rm_. mnlVlUUal.... t.* ,~ r..% education please submit resume 356-6093after 6 p.m. Paper Work.:Call 201-462 . 3306" i 1295.o~7.noursuonaea . ann nsured215 soluaswno e omyuall 201 725 to Box02310c/o Princeton Packet. PaperWork. Call 201462-3306. 1924-3150. , - ¯ , ~ |brochure.call (609) 655-1197.8352.. " " " i THEP~NCfrO~V mc~fr ’i5even I’orr L.entral jers,ey ,~.,-,=~=,~rw~

The Franklin NEWS’RECORD WlNDSOR-tflGHTS HER./tLD c~, 6"B ’ Bargain:Mart/ BargainMart BargainMart Antiques ets& Animals Pets&:Animals ’ BargainMart BargainMart I P ...... I " I BELLPOSTANTIQUES 1 ’ FORSTUD -- Weirneraner-Bred FISH’WORMS-- for eale, "nite- / cLnew~c’, nFFIC for sale / .... /SCHANUZER--=miniature, AKC,for show& hunting. Outstanding red wigglers," |MOVINGSOON, must sacTifice y bowes:"~v mooel" E . 250--Co ier -"l.JUStWest°fRt’206& Dutcht°wn’/chanipi°nHarlin |male.enRoad.) 61,9-883sire~l-40~.12 weeksold, disposition.Day212-790-1192, eves USEDDRY CLEANING - and MINI’_BIK.E--T~y.o~.o, 3.i112. h.Ps.~ crawlers .... r’ltne~..... -nrr~antaloringequipment,~,ss bollerSaCrifice’o,’vers alr$1.15’conoTWousea~W~’ ~’~weStz z/z seasons.ngn°u~,~, wholesaleandretail, 609-883-0954. / deskChild’s$30,bdrmdressertUrn’$25tWmlampbed$10.$30’S200.; IBMExoouhve Mo~l 41 Belle ~ead 201-359-6730 __ 609-924-8878. ~ typewriter, ’ 19" carriage [r~)~s~’ signs. ~win- ’mac~.ise’lea or both for $150. Two 26" ~ Colonial loveseat$70, antique end documentary: pica type(ace-Glassware oil lamps, furniture, HALFBREED RHODESIAN stock.POODLES: ToysandAKCpupsaedgrown miniatures,a)l ,o,,t’,~t,,-’.... Z,= v~,,~,--~ ~nl..q~c,7=42 ~r,~ador an~Jbicycles 201-356- I gtr|s boys $153-spood or both$25for $35. and CallSIbV.ER 609- S.TONEAm~nEeraLs.aPim%n~suppnes ROCKS , . tableCuckoo $45, clock& child $12 roll assort top householddesk $35, $150; pair. IBMModel. 213 collectable~ round oak tab e, etc RIDGEBACKS ~ puppies $10, 3 ,colors health guaranteed.Also’ 1799-0581. detectors. Rt. #31, Penningtcn4items, fox stole $35, &mink ExooutaryDictating ann tran- ’ male,3 female,215 ~§7. .5178. ’ studservice. Ca3I 201-359-3976 609-737-3055. "| collared coat $20, babycarriage scribing machines- $tS0...All OpenDaily machinesin excellent operaun~ I ¯ $35 & tires $20, all in excellent condition and under factory BOX STALL AVAILABLE-- ~f UNDERGROUNDLAWN condition. Call 609-443-1308 maintenancecontracts. Cal[ 609- ~,,,~-~ "~-,~.~,~A~ ProvidenceLine Rd., pasturage, i~UPS’WANTED-- In |itter lots’ ~’~ " SPRINKLERS-Automaticpo~up evenings, weekends, containedi- a ,a ,r~,’tor’s unit fitswith slotWheel t ~orseJeorgm ~ Whlta¯ ¯ marble, bargain 1/2 feature, special summeroffer, 921-2233. MAHne-ANYDINING rrABLE 1 beautiful countryfor r~ding. $100[or resale as.p~ts. Phone609-452- - - -o .... ~"~)rice ’201-844-8963. IWORLD]~OOKEN(~YCLOPEDIA~’~a~8~f;~!~sqy&l’ty’leaf "l~h century;After 8 Sherai’on 4 p2mB~e:AbNue~ir’rT~e?m~Smonthly. 609-466-1069. ~- c~z~, 8903 PUPS-before yellow, noon. akc, superior hitch. Call 201-359-5206evenings. Call609.443.4212, -- mahogany chairs - 6 side, 2 host ~ LABRADORd RETRIEVERS 2 COUNTER TOP OVEN USEDSIMPLICITY -- Riding TYPEWP~ITERS- Electric, ¯ ¯ " ’ _ , ’ ’ ’ brooding, males and females. mower,24" rotary...~/’erx-good manual, portable, office models. TRENTHAI~DY" SHO’P - AT’BROILERS -- good condition, [ from$40. ’)15-~47-2957eves. Goodcompanions wonderful with Call201-359-6452. J--$244. 1973aristoorateThe Arbits. 201.-572-3354. binding, 22 vol., chidren.609-585-5151. cond.$150. Call 201-369.4036. CALCULATORS.New,reconditioned. Name ADDERS. brands, PENNINGTONhandmade CIRCLEamp shades(home of and Broilmaster/Dommion,J $10. ca. Rentals, Repairs. Trade-ins. restoration of antique metals): HAYFOR SALE- Owens L. C E N T E R B U S I N E$Sannounces that the new shop hours WILLBUY STANDARD or duplex I TAPEDECK (reel toreel) -- ~o~erL&A%TraER~clA~TIgQSUEl~ia~n¯ .=" IRISHSETTER PUPPIES ’ AKC FREE KITTENS, mixed colors, 1 ’ St., (next to HagertyFlorzst) Reg.$400. Call 609-=~83.4832. littertrained,t2wks, o]d. Call609- Benton,Wertsville Rd., Ringoes,MACHINES, Princeton Shopping rewiredare 9-5- daily repaired 609-737-1109.- mounted."Lamps I Callmodel 609-466-1013. Questar and9 a.m.-10accessories, p.m. I/6og.4~seegl head "3spoouwithsounaonsouno ¯ ’ 448-6687. N.J.609-466-3680. Center.609-924-2343. ¯ ’ - Cranbury,N.J. 609-395-0762. OWNERS--of 1 yr old male Lab. TYPEWRITERDESK $15 -- 20" tORSE BOARDING- Small Retriever wish to exchangedog NEWWHIRLPOOL -- trash SWIMMINGPOOLS - iugrouud & Z PROJECTIONSCREENS -- SchwinnBarbie bike $15, playpen ~,~ ,~zrv~,nv,~ ~.,, Mit sitting services for oocasiona] compactor-Harvest gold - with abovesold, installed, serviced, Largecherry framedmirror, $10 carriage $5 11 1/2’ sailboat]~I ~.~."~,~.~a~r.~"~v~..~a~ )rivate stable, trails &tow-path disinfootantspray-orig,cost$225, replacement liners~ etc. Call 609-, traverserods. Antiquerocker. Penguin//10&ff’ailer. Call 609-799-1~°v’...~ ’-T-"’~:"~""~=^z:.~".’. Auctions ;65per roD. Call 201-359-3844. weekendsand vacations. 201o356. ~43.4212. Call609.586.0225. [ purumr,~zo. r~restoneaw, o~ ^ 6452. First $l~0takes it. 609-737-Q379. 0352""" 115 WW tubeless nylon cord, $20. ANTIQUEAUCTION - July 21. HUFFYRIDE--ON MOWER - 5 I Rya rug, 8’2" x 11’6" blue, $100. Furn.,curios, clocks,glass, etc. FORSALE--Ethan Allen early TryDiadax,formerlyDex-A-Diet, horse 24"cut. Almostnew,used4 /Call Earl at 609-921-~94. Holiday Inn, Rt. 1, North Brun- FRIENDLY-- little lad~ PUPPIES-- need good home. ’ Newname, same formula. Only times. $150. 201-844-2845before / swick. Showing7 p.m., Auctiondesperately looking for love and Cute& gentle. 10 wee~sold. Call Americanhardrock maple coffee ’BICYCLEREPAIRS affection. Red with black 609-466.2022. table and 2 matchingdoughboys. WeBuy and Sell 98¢at Thrift Drugs. noonor after 9 p.m. ] 8:30p.m. 201-297-5890. shepherdtype approximately7 Small sofa with slipcover. mo.old andwillingto spayedbyK[;rTEN -- Free to good. home,7 Hammondhome model spinel TIGEItAUTOSTOItES FOR SALE :.- FREEZERcorn- LAWNMOWER -- TORO present foster parents. Please organ with 2 keyboards, foot 24-26WitherspoonStreet fINE HOBBYUSA -- Homepressor1/2HPapprox.651bs. 1/2" PROFESSIONAL76" 3 Gang comemeet her. 609-587-2434or 587-blackweeks & beige old. tigers.One all Callblack609-587- and4 pe-d.als, percussionand other WA4-3715 winemakingsuppilesavailable820Soft Copperwater Tubingtype L. RidingsmoothMower. beautifulThe Reel [awa way withto a Garage Sales 2425,early or late. 8~A7after 6. options.609-’/37-2478. State RdRte 206 Princeton(1/2 i Call mornings609-448-32,t7. minimumeffort 215-493-4974. mile south Pr ncetan A rport). " ’ IRISHSETTER PUPS -- ARC,3 WELSHPONIES r~tare filly & ¯ . . ~4"ODERNSOFA & CHAIR-- 6 POOLTABLE-- 7 ft:.long fu Y ,r.~IITues ’~n~q~4.~Tn -Sat. .___-___3.10-6 Thurs., (Clobed MonsFri. oryer10:.9, ~,vS TURD.Y uutnoor ..3 poor.LOAD 3it. 7- outd.oor mgn Transcriberandportabledictatar ALMOST NEW -- IBM Dictator- I~ARAGESALE Movng must shots wormed.8weeks $75 Call colt For appontment tosee call sell 350e ui ea usealess tnanz aozen...... " ’ " ’ liner In" -- le ’ ’ " ’ 201-359-3976," keep ringing. ’ mo. Did- paid $700..Must$ ’ ..q PP- ’ ...... - ...... Job, &Aug ¯) by 15 ft. diameter(needs ) Priced very reasonably.. " I ~ell sofa &matching chair, trip eves., zuz.d#s-ux~. Ca,,609-443-4762 after 5 p.m. ,,mes.z~est otter. ~a,z zu ..... $LO.Phone 60g-799-0737. ~,~T~;t24Paymentacceptab,e,organ a dmanysma, er ,terns.dresser’nh~r st°~’S"l~aEn"s ~ g -’ ...... I ~ " " ’ 7 Deb~ie ANIMAL0WNERS-SHAVINGS DACHSHUND PUPS¯ -- AKCz std, FOR SALE -- ANTIQU EW A RI- MOVING --must ..sell . bedroom -- ~rz ~ ~,at I.dmy ~zo ’ ...... ~ zt ’, 0 IFORSale by theload or bag.No goodbeeedmg, home raised, .... ,-,~ ~-,. o~, ,,,,~,n~,~. ;,h, ,~,~ DROBE-- Antique secretary [ . set full size bed: do.ume.~resser& . . Lane, ~as~ wmasor,P~.o. order to small or too large. ~hots wormed20t-466.9734 or ~,~,6- wu,.,u~,a,, ,,~,-, ...... ? desk Call 609.924-2222or924- IFURNITURE-Antquesrepairea,mirror,2 sola oeas w]tn corner FORSALE--SpieceDearoomse.L Deliveredor maybe picked up, 6341. ’wheels also have heavy.wooo 2934 [rebuilt or restoredChairs, tables table, kitchen set boys2 wheelColonial pine dining roomtable ] the price is surprisinglycheap. farm pung (sled}. Bota ~tems"~-’" "’ reglue¢l woodor metal work bike & reducng salon motorized [and 4 captain chairs 2 wing| -- Sweet smelling, clean bedding ...... suitableforcommerciaimsp~a~°rI IRefinis~ingatsodone.Cal1201-359- exercise bike, drapes, bed-Ichairs, cofi’ee and end tables. All/MOVING-- twin beds dresser Ivery absorbent.Call 609-921-8470.[t’UR~AL,’<.-- regm~erea ~ngJ~sn ’ I~twere~UPoP~c~s’$~c~j~g~5~7u.uti’ or;ainme:~t~ -25P~2rposes. - ¯ t;ail. JGRAVELY¯ TRACTOB. -- need ,5~0,; evenings. motorspreads,yc et~e~ke, n tsta~pl~, &.442 "lin "/656 excel,entcondtt,on. 609-924-Jchalr, aulinstablesetc ¯ 6~.466-2143lawn m;wer, ¯ tar: J¯ " ’ ’ repair. $100. 201- 359-4354 ...... t~,~=u=tt, v ’ IP , 1 OLDENGLISHSHEEPD OG , ¯ ’ SECUREYOUR HOME office or SEARSWOMAN’S 3 wheel bike I APPROX.275 board ft. pine barn re 150Call 201 534-9264 or all AKC ’ - M0~ ING MUSTSELL--carr age AUTOMATICTELEPHONE 1--artment for nennies a’ day with ...... ’ siding.I 8"- 12",vide. 100yrs ---/ old. 1PUPPIES’LHASO’APSOo01~.’5’~$~16~. t HUNTER:-~-~~earas , da~pl~ray, i,~ ...... s ...... "-~ $10., rocker.$5,carded $2., ca[seat I ANSWERINGbIACHINE - Call Ja~vireless security system~ite &Yr.~°l~,e~el~n[c°n°~.~h~J~’~s° v ...... ~..:: .....[Call,or DonnawriteGordeuK tmx #02303(,201) c/o.647-1777 t-rmceton/furniture].GARAGE SALE "7" rugs all ty]~s romps of tames,] ...... / ..... i-, 2¯ $2 car neaorest $1 12 by 12 rug TascoElectron cs uo 215-943-9315" |~;;~.~,o~IDa. Securit- S"s~te~s¯ CaLl Glen .s base...... $50.excel.condition.t;alxS~9-/Packet ’ ]drapes ~lkes, ~tereo records &|GERMANSHORT..HA, IRED ¯oad$2 .....f, as stove $1’0 2012973554" " ’ ¯/anvtime- ’ ...... "~"..... ’448-~312¯ [~ ...... "--’-CI Sat Jul" 2l 9-5 n Izl Wed/ru~r~r~t~--av, t. reg=stereaz yr. I . duly19-241,. / ] ] | m~,~,j~,p;; ev~ ~va-~ointment’/old male. Toobig for our small| ~~ ~~ IUSED FURNITURE0! dvery!~SEARSCRAFTSMAN-- 100 ..am I ...... ~ ...... ~6&:79~-204’6.16 ~’Vo~ch~ter Lane, |ho.use.and yard..Nicedispesition, I ’ 2f~% unction ~.,~.z~oo,-~,~ ...... to’ 220voltarc welaermoael 113 , 1 xe GIRL’~,, ItAD~:I~H -- COltDIKe, | ...MilS[~RI ...... ~[ ’i p~;,,.,~*,, .~et NJ /trzenmyana genue, t=all 609-392-/ ]" ~ ~------~ piano" for sale. Call 609-448-10 descm761brow;P~ tmn. Thousands through Alwaysof feet]new , $100. Call 609-448-5732 [17,1 yearold. Call 609-924-0380.[ / [5548. [ . /~II alte7 p.fit¯ , - - ’ | -- -- " I somethmg...... mdzfferent BucksCount- - largest DaZZ" I ~_ I Fo~S.,o t,BALDWZNPIANOS to rent. Try; tAFGHAN HOUNDS 10 wks; I ll~’~]ll~l

2hOVESEAT--’,vithslicovers, ’ I ...... :o,-:~]STEINWAYr-Upr’ghtp"rio. Ha~t. 130’&N.MainSt..I-z~ightstown~}AKC reg call 609.448-5033Best SAVE " | timefro~ 5-6 p.m. [’ ...... $25. each. SimmonssofaPbed, $35. NEW90" CURVENSOFA (our |~iG~,~r~’=5 ~[e~ct’r~]had care,| $85. Call 609-799-3289. t ¯ ~." Call609799-3289 ¯ /COMPLETEDARK ROOM --~decorating mistake L ght blue t .._.. ~,r~. ,~ ~,.._._,.. I . | !=(’FormerlySmall Animal Rescue /OmegaB22 Enlarger Ome~aron/~,a~;,,~ ,~,~hpa ’wlw*o~ a !$I~,STOVi~~.ar_L;apinet $49. LIKE~s~,.N~W 3 ~ecora|Baldwin pmce/ 5’8".,Leonard 5’l".litems dishes, glass, washer old|" ~e gue) |50mm,75 mmlenses, professl.on.al|$700will sell for $523. Call to see [B__EA_UTIFUL_ so].~d .maple | ’ /GARAGESALE-- July 20, 21 22. | ...... laccessores" time-o-life $400. safefight2()’I-297-93~19. castes sinK,IPike 609~969710a[ter5 LawrenceTPp. m Princeton BE.D[’t_UUM b,~’t" w~n_L~t~ttrtu~|2GRANDPIANOSFORSALE--~I64MaxwellAve Ai’~ kinds of~" #ee~andG/’a~ns ~[ ’ -forallmiimals’"[nlm ANIMALSARE WAITING uu~’~~r~ ~la~b~rtu~z rtt,~Xl [ ~ ¯uaomet~zb., t, aml~tame ~xo., o I Pr rate homel.zul~z#~-z~a’~. ’,,;Dos clo*hesete 9’30-5~.- m¯ , at---~----~ nu~un~ ~,=,~o-,.--o , TO...... BE -- A~"-¯- WORDS& l[[GllPRICES pieceKOEHLER LIVI.NG ROOM...... -- : n St " PLACED IN Ourprices are low yet ourex./ / !set$98.,G.E. OldFash,onRadm&/ / ..... ! ~4AleXcaed:r¯ IFECTIONAT]’3HOM.ES..COME clusiveDIP & STRIPcmo|~=n ur^.r.r cvt va~J~q*o,o, --[OLD OAK" TABLE -- chairs,Record Pla~.er $98. ANTIQUE] ...... ¯ ;n-ludesILARGEAIRCONDITIUN~tl -- l ¯ vu~.~,-~-~=~’~,,%~.... [[ADOPTONE THISW~K. chemicalprocessisvery gentle to cassettetape...... deck $75 W~ll" rocker velvet covered Trunks [desk $98. L|ke New Glass door|~rtu~v~.~,~=~°~er~nmstoo~ _ [electric~ stove, gooa cond:; large ]. yourprecmus antiques and other~ ne~,otiate like¯ new Call 2’01 359-| dresser marble topped wit~ MapleBOOKCASE $49.Book Case| ...... "~-~"...... Iroundmirror, m~rror shadow oox, l " ’l FORADOPTION t e of furnitureyou may nave. ~, . " mirror~all 201-846-5864 $6.2 Fireplacechairs $49. each,] ]lamps,bedspreads, drapes, i IMaleand femalepure bred ~YoPmee in to see the workdone in[ 4469anyhme. [- ’ " I GRAINAUGER $40., Oliver Hart] ]scatter rugs &many more items; | | Chihuahuas. ’ ourshop. We do refinishing .and| |.~ i Parr Side dresser$75. &| GIBSON PORTABLEcombo]Frlday, Sat.&Sun.,July20~a1,~2~ r4°n.Jct’"i GEESE -- 2 tame year-old,Purebred female spayedBassett Iforthedo.it.youroonersmere~sa [~Uvlr~.~AL,,~.--?|ur..t,_ .Y,Cultvator $75. NEVER BElor~,an&Leslieam~ (medel145).19a.m.’5p.m.; :,’II females.One brown Chinese I Houndll/2~earsom. fulllineofMcClosKeysproouctsat[ S,~VE,SAVE, SAVE, [equipmen[, nousenola~ms. J.uJy IWITHOUTELECTRICITY--Buylw~!sell separate~ or together.[Rd., Dayton; just past IBM,[ African $15. the pair. 2 pr. tameIPure~red male Dachshund. lowprices. |~...... "~,,. ~;.’~ r.~.’~ ~,r~[ 21 30 Jettersontta., ~’rinceton.I this sef-starting Generator 5 K.W.1Call 609.448-0025 after 5 Dm | towardsDayton; watch for signs. ) ducks,$6. pr. 609-799-1474. Femaleblack Cairn Terrierfound - DIP&STRIP l:,~’v;~’~re~m~e~il~’~a~’~ts a"~| Ifor$3~0. ". IonDodds Lane wearing a red [Allwoodsremanunbeachedand[sqyds$15aroll. Panelng 4"x8’ c~r~.-- ~ ~y~u~,,,~,~|rebuilt ’ unusual,I ...... oepm~ ot...... tone~|LAWNSALE[ Wooden ice box [°°ar~ Y.°ur sm~uu_t~’...~’..-::.’~:l~X%Z’,’~=’=~’~" ...... 306ALexande.rStroot [~’ar~i~es from wood ~ind metaL|viNYLFLOOR -- covering, 1~ ...... [UPRIGHTPIANO -:7 superior| |PETSITTING-~RVICE-We~vidll ha=r~es~’h|no~|.n’nrnr~ ...... ~-~about ’ 6w-~,~-,,~,o~mnce~ooo .... anin ’ " " e reluseurut~ ~trru~r~=~vxr.,,~.154 00 (609)9213473 12 & 1 p mann ’ gerolx n our ,u=,¢ w.,,~ :,~- z =,=u.=,=u,u. [glue joints remainintact. C g|$4 a sheet. Doors, molding, tc ...... ,...... en5and ¯ " , ¯ " ]bureaus tables, brass bed othervacauon / ...... u~-~,,o 9419 I Fem-’eal s--"edpuy la--e[~ o°h--her" ~V u ~andrefin’si I n g lsoa done¯ [also available. Call days01 28 - 28-I I-’l-lU.INl~bu’-J oi,. - " "zuonoD,* u~w~ | after 6P. m ¯ [small f~rntture, glasswareand / . ’ " ’ [ ...... =~ ~^. " | 16238,nites, 201-634-6631.’ I v ...... | -- /misc Thurs. Fri;, Sat., July 19-21~ ] J ~=a~e~"~r~i~re~d ~.tac r, er_.- 1 I)IP &STRIP | 1 ,~ ~.~ncn~ BASSGUITAR --110 a ’m .4 pm. 1 block south oz i,blc,~ ~w~ Dl’lps AKCc~.~a u, k ~ ,,,,~.:. CITIZENSBAND -- Transcever.[ 306A exanderSt Princeton | ...... [ | .~h" h’ard~case "s’tran cord etc [BelLe Mea~l’tra n station Belle/°.~’bre¢~’l~e~i~h~.~i/~Call ~"’~’~’~ ...... Courier23, E.C.I. hand.-held mica 609.924-56~ j q x zq.,~t~.uv~ u.~uu~u o uu~ I PEACHES-APPLES---:starting to] ~nn Call (609)924-5792 after71Mead-Blawenburg Rd. JR~I*44a*4FA6 l Paw= hro~ ff=rrt,])~C.~rm~n Dd04mic, low:passHlter. uest OpenTuesthru~at.9-5 1-manyextras’’~l~°’~J’~°’’’~’ fpickYell°wPeaches.;als°~ummer|~-~" -n wkdvsanytime wknds! / ...... I ~-~o~’~.I~’,~.’~a ~,-¥~" offer.I 609-448-1135after 5:30. ~ " | [Applesfor Applesauceand G en/v.-., -...... ’-’ -" ...... [ -- | I =~ ...... ’ . L,,~¯ I ...... ~r~t~ n~ ,~,., ND,TIONER[ 200.YEAR-0L.D BARNBEAMS -- [AoP~eSo~l’~d. T~gr.hg~z~e93Or. charcts’ ~2n~dDe2~L?:ZneBf~v~,t:b~ a , v "I~ARAG~., SAL~.- ¯ S~t¯Ju,y 2,. ,6- [FRZ~. TOartG00D pooo,eI-IOME gOOQ .-7-.5 wire too. Cnllnren. i ~’~F~eemd~,eP:~entvI~pr.s°~o$~v .vt.~ s. Tramswanted by collector. Pay | = ,~-~’~ ~ ~-~) ....,~ Avehand ’[ hewn.... neam$,:xeallent " ...... I ~.-~-,~..... Bestoiler Call 201-|4 Whl.pperwd| Way,Belle Mead. |P~ ...... =,._. l to cash. Old, new, broken too’[--Cranuuvs ~’~Z’~."~o~:~d[.uw~ ..... ’l characterand COlOr.~au ow-~zq-I ~’~,,- ...... J4[h right after Mont.S.C.; 2rid |~alt o~.~,~u..~u/x. / Bla~.bana’~ra- =),’;-o~ ,’-* ffleasecall 609-585-9218 aft. 6pro1 - ’ .... | 3511after 5’ I ~" | r ght~ff Brld’ g ~ e. rant" ., / Drum set -- / femalewi[’h white° ~ ....bib ancl’~ws’.~" .... -- | | "~~ ! BALDWINORGAN, handsome ,.~ [canoe~ ~, ...... 5 spd ~bi-e’bike old minibike hutch~o | PARTBEAGLE PUPS-- 7 weeks/ All gray cat with white bt~ and 1 |K~NMOR~--gcye|ewas,erw/z walnutspinet, excellenteondition, l’..~;~’~r’~’,~.,’~l. ’" |old, 609-896;.052852 .Titus] white paws. .. BICYCLE-- 1 -irl’s ~chwinnJ WESTINGHOUSE5 ton air]cycle dryer. 3 yrs old. $200 pazr. [COLONIALSOFA -- good.cleanideal size for livint~ or rec room, jca,, ,r,~,,,~, ~, .... ¯ ~’ /Ave., La wren c evl.~*e.~ r’.e.male..ora.n.ge marm.alaae cat "Slick’Chick"stin~ra’v - excellen[|c°nditi°ner, air cooled,220 volt, 3]Can(609)443-~17. condition, $50. Westing.n.~use$795. Call 924-19~after 6 p.m. | !| __ ...... / w~m.wn.tte n3o.a.na~ z soiia mackwrotez~tteas. ~aws. condition $40 °G ]~ ortable phase 137 amPswith condenserI electric stove Gooaconaition. I SHETLANDSHEEP DOL~ AKL; Adult calico cat stereo $35." ¯ Broiler¯ ¯ P oven, -(branilacondd~o~rcula:~eu~ " ’ "’ ’ ’ ¯ L E~llen~ [~,~,-AYBOYMAGAZINES--since Im culatelclean 29~z~ 5 609-452a afteYr ;~.~’ p ~: ...... [FL~.A~A.RI~Ti, Sa~;.~Jo~UlY]~,~0,IREGISTERED.ALLSHOTS;AONDjFemaleall black cat foundon new) - fully automatic infra-red]’ . . , ...... ’, IAnri11967.A11in good shape. Only| ud~ Wanten [a.m..2. tt. , . ilip... ’..’-. /HOUSEBROKEN.REAS " Greenhouse Drive. w th rotisser e $20 Customl ’nedl_ worKsrlo .. ~-. AsKing ...... *~)U ~’., Will .....,~ la~ewmissing issues Make mean J ..... ~v [FranKnnrarK tlaln care ’JUly ’/ABLE 609-443-5577. Assortment of ~ray and white, dra.P~- blue Yellow ...... ~reon inenlaenver, "~., ur~ ~o’~...... sur~uuara~ ~..ere.t[otter. w~u~I rr ~uw~-,o,’~.~.~~,n~ ’ |, I [- black and white strzped and platd-likenew-4panets cach45" ]removaum.~mt~.’~.. ~2.~,,.?~’1 __ I -- ,;t,O,,SEHOLDS"~ oil-um~ool|FREE -- to the right family, 8 orangeand whitekittens " wde¯ x 40,, ong - $35CallipereD,, Jennings~¢,~wnee~cnalr 7n~ ~,~,=t,)~u. t:a, a~v:IBILT-rRITEbabyearrmgeuuv- ¯ mint[FOR’ SALE ---: SURFBOARD’ ~,c~’Pn~c.AZINESwantedforlfa~,=~= uh;t~,~,’~othes -- v tarsvv vwlmonth old pure bred German 609-392-4526days or 882-5419~,~u~d~v~t ~’Sun~ ...... " (condition$30.Also other’ baby t Californiamo.ael. 5’, 10". $1~ or ne~’l~.~ormin~" ,h0to~ra~hy ¢[ubliires.’etc"ju~v 21at 23’Gr~n~rook |Shepherd ’male, "house broken, Please report lost and found pets anytime. | 1...... " .... [furnituretoys and clothing 201- [best offer. Call 609-883-0194 Dmore l;bra~v Ot%~r b~o!~s andIDr ’Cranbu~v Manor |leashtrained good with children within a 24-hr. per od, AND call / \ /’~ ~.P.~n’ ’ /6 n m .:. .t.: ..... ~)~a~,nh,:l " " ’ ’ /Mustnlace f~r oorsonalreasons, the policeif youfind an injured / / t -- ,,,~Jonmo /Call ~b’~J-aq~-~z. = n..--n-existent bua~et| ~2 " ~’= ~w~.,’~.~,, u~aV~,otr~

6~- ¯ ¯ | | t . ¯ ¯ Boyscout uniform and equipment$~" maple highchair’ ’ $5 Call TURNEDTO DRIFTWO0 | tables also Kingsize linen Pucci ¯609-585-7904. ’1799-1482. ORDINARY"FURNITURE[bedspread with matching head- l l -- | ~ WATER~DIPPER~’,~JUSTBrTnOg]boarU-OneSpa.nish.°rpatedini°g~ ANTIQUE(American) -- ear-IFREEHUNTING DOGS - Ger-19WEEKOLD.adorablekitteesl~,,&@_ E ....=,I OttVJ~xa~=an,~v~ ~ ,,~ ~ room ladlefinD. 4 ~nal~sAprlca% , MAYTAGELECTRIC DRYER -l ’ "’-^,~r;-ean~;,,uescoun~’~ieces g| ...... =’^’^"-rthenware, silver, textiles, fur-JmanShbrthairPo|nter..~.rnonms’|solidblack stripedgra~. Free to l.Uat ~ ruullU ModelDE806 old excellentl RUBBERSTAMPS j ) ~J’ v WOOlsrla carpi ~a~d-~b~o ~/1~’t U mtureetc Ehza~eth C Mct~rau male and temme L;a. etu uv- good homes 609-924-6239 .~,a;*;~ ,,~ ’ongo~ ...... address’ and-.eyer~..d~oos.eh~df~rniture]609"392"3859 ’ II E. BroadSt. Hopewell N.J’.[3799. " ’ I " " ’ IIomebusmess,’z~p-coa.e ’.:gentle Chem-Clesn drycleaning | I ...... | . 1 G~I~I~ATDANE" blk AKC reg i yrREWARD -- Dram.ohM .rmg..anu I’RubberaoeStampStop" our°fall kmO,Sorueru~ a~,a’~ solvent. . bath.andsubsequent hand. J SALE-- Colonialprint love seat I~oLruTABLE WANTED / AKC GE. RMAN .SHEP.HERI)S---- I old, female,reed." .size. Warm,watch. Lost at Prlncetonou~~=.~ ~50 WO.ODCHIPS-.=fo.rsa.te, t’~.c~u]~|’sl.zes m .,,~Y~=n~,e ¯ .strtppmg,a.Rve.nears, mla~s,~m.e| $2(}., I set of louverdoors $15:, W~Ol,l.tlnn ~i;’f’ elnf,~ b,=a ,Ir:’:~IC-h.a.m-Ps~t..P~ne2 u weeks°|a" ~’IP.ffecti°qa¢..e,.Fe~s,napP~Y home,commu.,n~y,p~u,.==~ f~~:~n~’ , ---v / Ual.l ~ffg-~l~Z"l~lt~ oraefivereaoy metrUcE loan, uall ~=~,’~r~o~,~? WooQSann laminatesregain metr/ steamertrunks $2 bunk DenS i.--*r~---~.-.,---:.=, .~ ...... /mg yarnUall ~t~..qa~-.t,~.. u~,~,, ~-~ v ...... 609-466-0522. I . . fl2..Nassau ~t. ; old beauty.Let us refim.s.h.too orj $30adjustable batizt’oom shelves jpocket. Call 609-466-0523. / | ~’ " ......

g~dcondition. Singer ¯ sales & service 5 ’major,/ ...... | : .... I ’ , I , " ¯ brandsMainSt sewing Cranburymachines N "J.30 609-655-I No" ~ CHARMGLOW GAS | " E & APPLIANCES" ~XNTEDTOBUY’Scrap’co’ "humsta~n~s erPISALE -- NOAH"- Is grow’nl fasterDOGS ’ FOR ADOPTION- M- BAR- SEASONEDFIREPLACEWOOD FURNITI~R mustsell’ Rolooor brass lead ¯ alumt ~ withfectzonate " fam,ly " ’ 2050 .... . BACUES- July sale Call 609:443- M|xedHardwood jmovinJuly 20 . lids.or than our spacevery gen~e . . is. Medium . , ¯ . . . FMra~o&stereow/Gerrard40B steel ,sterhn i~=~=~strla~silver etc., b.~s=~nes~ior so s Femalechamions,re razed black mix~°el~reed older oM[xed

,~*, to match~0; exec, slze [{igh-back’ ’ " ) ’ ’ "I .u~uls)a),~*-~-,~7 , "" ’ ~e POODLES tinest toys Two LOST FAVOP," IT~. PET wood estm’.Yarn , swzv"eldesk chair $45"yellow hide- GUNS swords,medals, ST BERNARDPUPS -- ador -- . 1959INDIAN MOTORCYCLE -- Importedand dora .... PENNA-- sofaand chair, ex.- a bed sofa $30,many ’ ~=~Pems ,-=~^~:~s u, helmets knives, , little ~u~vies thatgrow into ~entle o small miniature. White, black or turtle~ brown, s.culptu.r~..s.he]l. excel condBest offer over $500. noodle point, creweluvk w _, ru gs cellent condition. Brana.new’shp ¢~. to~=f,ou ~.~,mo ~’~a’n~t~me ~a’~ers"’fl’a"s uniformsCivil’ lovin~ b[ants Ch’~mn~ line. Vonsilver. Permanzitten, Himalayan,Rea treat legs &necK. vmzmty 4’x8’’slate ’top pool table Very I nnu accessories wilI .be fuund at coversby ArtCraft ot ’t’remon.~ef~e’~’Z" "~’~.’~.-l~evereaux- =,=~r~a- , Nazi~,, items boug’ht’ 609- Malle’n ~rooder AKC reg 201.446; first generation & Burmese Pc|ham Rd., Kend aU Park¯If goodcond. Orig. $900, best m~er.| ...... =,..,,~~,,,~p ¯ ¯ Sli~covers cost $185. will sell for Ave Prln~to’~ ~- ~.924.8871 587-~405 =’’ 9691 ’ ¯ ¯ kittens.$50 each. 201-359-84~6. - located, call 201-297-4167. Call 395-1319. . . . (609) " J6Tul;~t.~r~...... ~-~924-0306$200.Call 609452-2051. !.i,’’.;,(."-:~:. - . - . ;’~ ~. ~. ,:...... ¯ .. ¯’ " ’ :t.tSeven:For’ CentralLe ~ ’’]~’r Jersey..:: ’ ’ . S,~S~ NEWS The Manville News Class i fi’ed . dvertising TheFranklin NEWS’RECORD 7-B AutosFor Sale AutosFor Sale AutosFor Sale Motorcycles Boats SpecialServices l SpecialServices SpecialServices ’34 GALAXY-good tires, snows, 2 ’82 CA~ER -"" " 1 extra wheels, new battery, OLDSMOBILE442 - 1971- Black,VOLKSBUS 71, 7 passenger,beat CAR WON’T START call Bar-[ ""---"M~R~ EXPEItI’ENCED MASON -- tradein allowance. Call448-8822 or Good running cond. $200. CallIpDONI’Tc~S_S .THE BOA.TTHE ney’s Towing& Road Service 307I [ Drivewayssidewalks blacktop.’ rel able trans., best offer. 809-448-465Eng. must sell. Best offer. (609)924-5792 after 7 n,m, on wk-I tt NU TUN SUMMER LANDSCAPESERVICE 2833. Calafter 6:30, 201-297-0713. 1770. Morrlson Ave. Hightstown (809) Free est mates. Call609-882-0764 dvs aotvime on wknc’is¯ SAILINGPROGRAM will run this 443-4424. i ] Keepyour lawn looking neat with anytime. " ’ " I summerfrom June until Labor 1969 RENAULTRI6 4 dr sedan- Dayin two sessions, catering to ’84 BUICKLE SABRE- 2 door. PIRONEDRIVEWAY PAVING .la price that can’t be beat. wagon front wheel drive radial p/s,p/b, radio,$160 or best offer¯ ’61 LA SABER4 dr sedan,good ’72 HONDA- 175 EL, rod with 700 both youths and adults. For in- tires, just passedinspection. $800. transporationcar,$125. Call 809- miles. $450.201-328¯8058. formatinn, write P.S.S.P., 221 For goodservice and right price. COUTUREDRESSMAKING at (609)799-0996. 809-924-8610. 448-2787¯ NassauSt., Princeton, N.J. 08540.Call (609)452-9182. . Painting andsll types of odd iobs. ready-to-wear prices. Nowin Princeton. Designer for leading N.Y. boutiques. Can sew from ’66 PORCHE 912, 5 speed, 3TUDENTPAINTER -- ehe.ap, No job too big or too small. 18 ’67CHEVEL]:,E SS 4 speed,good 1964 VW-- Sun roof radio, Beat [’ast, relaible. Bythe hour or joo. MainBlvd., Penningteaor call your pattern or design a dress condition.Must sell. Best offer. trade- n al owance.Cal 009-452- Michelintires, Kant shocks, very 20’ AOBELBOAT -- for sale.Call especmlly fnr you. Call Gall Call609-448-0427 after 8 p.m. 2348¯ goodcondition,$2,450.Cal1609-883-KAWSAKI-- 175 dirt bike ’69. 600-448-0930after 4 p.m. Z0%off on the paint. Call after 5 Kaplan609-921-3461. 0523. Rebuilt engine and transmission ~.m. 609-~.3-6785. expansion chamber. Knobby. 609-883-7473after 4 p.m. ’60 TR3-- very good mechanical S.~AB SONNETT ’72 AM/FM 1970 CHEVROLE~r3/4 ton pickup - I Excellent mechanical condition. SMALL JOB CARPENTRY-- and ALUMINUM DOORS & WIN- BUILDERS radio,alarm system. Excell. condition, 4 newsemper tires tr 4 4 speed - power steerfng and $350. or best offer. Call 809-896- homeremodeling. Tree removal DOWS-- installed¯Baked enamel engine & transmission. Needs brakes low mileage call after 8 0333. 20’ CRUISERS-- 155 H.P. in- Gara.ges cond.Call after 6, 609-784-7654. bodywork. $650. 609-921-9433. service,free est[matas. Call 609- finishtriple track free estimates. p.m. 609.448-0809. board-outboard drive, 45 watt 466-3432. Cal T.Su van, 609.466-3432. Additmns SSlradio.Excellent for fishing, Dormers ’69 PONTIAC CATALINA s.kiingorjust plain boating fuo. STATION WAGON -- 9 1968 FIAT850 SPIDER-- Running ’71HONDA 450 CB - in excellent BRUSH REMOVAL-CHIPPER Renovations FORSALE-- ’71 VW Superbeetle condition one owner, only 3,000 609-883-2728. HAVE VAN WILL MOVE, haul & SERVICE-- nil phases of tree passengers,a/c, original owner :ondition, needs somebodywork: convertibleclean machine, $1800¯ mi. 2 hemets. Ca I 809-924-5214 tipodd jobs. Rates negotiable. Gall All WorkCo. verygood con&, 70,000 mi., $I,200. 200.Call 201-329-2867. F rm.Ca I 809-737-3799. after6. 509-921-6603. care.Call 609-466-1835 after Route206, Belle Mead,N.J. 609-737-2625. 8 p.m. (201)359-3000 33’ UHLRICHSENSEASKIFF -- 1959PORSCHE -- 358couple, new 1987 MAROON IMPALA FORSALE -- motorcycle, ’72 CL 1964.Repowcrod 1972. 330 hp. MARTIN TREE SERVICE exhaustsystem, carburetor 6"3 MERCEDES220-B - good STATIONWAGON -- for saleby 350 Honda.Low mileage, excellent ¯WoodChipping ’AINTING,INTERIOR,’exter/or, ~ondition,bestoffer. 609-466-2441 ownermoving abroad. 76,000 mL freshwater cooled, Chrysler, COMMERCIAL& RESIDENTIAL enerol homerepair. Reasonable, rebuilt,2 new tires. $400.50 orbest condition90 - 609-395-1764after 5 sleeps8. Asking$7 260. Call 809- BrushRemoval : WINDSORPAINTING SERVICE offer¯201-297-0412 after6. after 5:30. Singleowner. Price $825. Call 609- Topping& Trimming ¯ ee estimates. Call KenRicbards 921-8114. [).m. 924-1531aFer G p.ra.. . 609-448-3808. Newestand finesteqmpment QUALITYCRAFTSMANSHIP used. REASONABLE RATES 1955CHEVY -- 3-,000prig.inn[ ’72 YAMAHAENDURO 126. Completelyinsured¯ ELECTRICIAN- Will do jobs in miles.Beautiful shelve. Call 809- ’72 OLDSS-85 -- $1,850, excellent ’66 CHEVY BISC 4 dr sedan, Excellent condition. 1600 miles. your home. Fixtures and chan- condition.609-446-1125. greatstation car, good rubber. Call 201-359-3981between 2 and 7 Forfast efficient service call 809- 609-448-7672 882-1633. Call 609.448-8859. Aviation q66-3694or 397-1934.Free deliers installed. Also lamp p.m. ¯ estimates. repairs. Call 609-882-6295. 1970 PONTIACStation Wagon. Heater/AC.Radio. Newly Painted DATSUN240Z 1972; air. mags, HONDA1965 -- Supe_ r Hawk305 DRESSMAKING & ’63 CHEVY-$200. Runsgood. Call Racing Handlebars"4,866 miles - AIRLINE TRAINED ground MASON C(~NTRACTOR ALTERATIONS- Let ’an ex- andconditioned. Good tires -T~’o 509-924-4311. garaged,brown. Best offer. Day white $190. Call 609-924-8229 instruction. If studyingfor an FAA mriencedperson handlethe new.$1800. 609-921-2148. 212-796-1192,eve1609) 924-8878. RICHARD PETTY mornings. written examis limiting your Fireplacesstone, brickwork, )ro’b]ems.Call921-2808. flying time complete your ground steps,patios concrete, water- ~ 609-799-0798 ]’73 MAVERICK DELUXE -- training in 2 days. Private, proofng etc. , EXCAVATING MUSTANG-- ’88, top condition, [brand new wnnin raffle, light ’65FORD LTD, 70,000 mi, good ’89 KAWASAKI250" Sidewinder, commercial, instrument, ATR. LANDSCAPING clean, 6 cylinder, stick, low miles, lwith brownvinyl top tan vinyl cond,studded snow tires on rims. top cond.can be licensed. Call 201- Guaranteed. Aviation Seminars. WM.FISIIER BUILDER’S INC. ELECTRICIAN- Licensed, nojob I DEMOLITION ," , $485. Ca11609-448-0880. interior automatic transmission, $350.or best offer. 609-921-3145. 369-3437. Princeton .J.unction 609-799-2120. fi09-448-6.122 to small¯Call ¢609) 446-5202. ’ Septic linessystems connected,’driveways - sewer& water air conclitioning, powersteering, .. [power brakes, reclining bucket rparkingareas contructed [nod- ’85 CORVAIR-- immaculate Iseats, radial tires, radio lots of PAPER HANGING-- for those PATIO BLOCKS clearing. - . _ condition, ownerdrive. Phone609- ]extras. Newcar guarantee. List HONDA,’70 CB 450, showroom .liightstownRd.Princeton Jet.. 1972BUICK SKYLARK -- 4 door who want the best. R. Martin, SpecialtyDecks,¢,tPatiosblocksWalks,for 462.4748. price$3,506. Will sell for $3,000. sedanauto ps & pb airam/fro, condition, crash bars, luggage Instruction ~hone809-397-1634 after 6 p.m. 609-924-1098.- 9600m. Excecond. $2600. Call rack, windshield, helmet lock, ’66 BARRACUDA-- V8,console, Sator Sun after 2 p.m.(609)468- newbattery & rear tire, recently automatic, new tires, brakes, 0400,ext. 392¯ tuned, $750,Call after 5, 809-448- SPANISH-- Individual or group 5186. lessons. $5 per 1 1/2 hrs Less for AllWork Co. passed May inspection, real 89 PLYMOUTHSPORTS IROOF[NG& SIDING -- GUT- sharp. 609-448-5089. class. Experienced teacher M.A. TAVERNERPOOLS Reuta206,BelleMead, N.J. SUBURBAN -- 9 passenger 609.448-8459.Twin Rivers. (201)359-3000 ’I’EI{S. Addition, newand repair. station wagon,a.c., powerbrakes Retail Store ¯ Call today for fast dependable &steering, goodcoodit. $1900.Call FORSALE -- ’08 Ford Country Chemicals service &free estimates. Askfnr CHRYSLERNEW YORKER - ’67, 509-446-8761 Squire, automatic, powersteering 1970 BSA500 cc 6" ext. motor "Pool Repairs GARAGEDOORS INSTALLED & John Madame, 201-848-7149. air & full power - new tires and brakes, air conditioning, excel, cond. Call (609) 448-1759WANT TO LEARN ABOUT ltEPAIRED-- Reasonable.Free recently equip to tow trailer. Elec $1,000firm. Call 609-737-3799. between5 & 7 pro. COMPUTERS? Beginning and Seeour uniqueinstallations estimates, 201-297-3797. brakes, mlrrors, welded hitch - Intermediate courses July 30 - I great for familycar or pull trailer. Aug. 3 and Aug. 6 - Aug. l0 on All WorkCo. Call 609-446-3322or 1776. ’72 TOYOTACORONA -- 14,000 Princeton Day School’s PDP-8 Route 206, Belle Mead, N.J. [ GOUItMET- TO-GOwnnderful miles, AM/FMradio. 4 dr, ex- HONDACB180 - $250. Call 201-297- computer. $30. for one week’s I foodI’nr parties at home.Delivery 1969 PONTIAC,Custom S, 4-door, 1296. 201-859-3000 ¯ ’PAINTE.~S: House painting;, V-8 with Power and Air 40 800 cellent condition.$1995. Call. 609- instruction, 2 hours per day. Tbese! interior & exterior, masbnry, dully. After 5:30 p.m. phone809. 452-0356. courses are a non-vecatieaal in- J 7’,17-2tE}2for menu. miles, Radio, snow tires, .one ~ ,.wood & concrete," patching & CHEVROLET’67- new engine, owner-driver. Best offer over troduction to computers. Lots of ! " plastering, paper hanging, free $I 300. Call after 5 p.m. weekdays 1954 PACKARDPatrician -- very BSA70, 650 in stock cood. access hands on experience in the basic transmission, many new parts, anytme weekends. 809-448-2488. good condition, mechanically include 10" ext. forks, Z bars, -’- -= ...... P’G - l "Iestimate ’ all1 work guaranteed. negaphones and many more. language. Open to adults and SWIMMINGFUU~ r~bb r+ I Cat 809-46628 0 6-9 eves¯ Call 609-443-31oi,days. 609-448- excellent $1100.or best offer. New Promptservice. Call 609-466-07~¯. " , l 4968. transmss on. 215-294-6902. ;750 or best offer cal 5-8 p¯m.Call ’I)ANNYI’AINTING CO-Interior 109-737-3250. or 460- 20"/8. V.’xterlor. "Reasonable rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. ’67 OLDSMOBILE LUXURY TYPEWRITER REPAIR --’ Residential & Commercial. Call DODGEt.... ’60 CORONET 500- drive, JEEPclaw WAGONEER mieage,-cal - ’04 609-466-4 wheel SEDAN-- turquoise frilly .Generalcleaning and repairs. anytime(609) 393-4718. elementaryschool instructor with RUG AND CARPET CLEANING sta’tionwagon automatic, power 0767. equipped,asking $795. P ease call Campers&Trailers -- Steamextraction method.Lifts Free estimates. Call Ed Radigan 609-443-3950. Calif. and N.J. teaching :609.448-3443. steering,good condition, roof credentials to tutor any subject to dirt out. Pickupand delivery or carrier,radio, heater. 509-921-2341 wall to wall in homeservice. 14¢ or 215-943-5555. elementary stndents. Also cer- er sq. ft. Towne Cleaners, CESSPOOLS 1961 VW-- with rebuilt engipe, ’62 GALAXY500 podg runnm’ g ITENT TRAILER, ’65 sleeps 6, tified to instruct" high school cond. $200 (609) --924-5792 aftartgood condition, built-inz storage, ~opewell House Square, AND FURNITURE REFINISHING. Excellent running condition. Call English. $7.50/hr. $4. additional SEPTIC TANKS 7 p.m. on wkdys; anytime on manyextras, only $425. Call 609- student. Call 609-799-3194. Hopewell.6~9-466-1112. CHAIRCANING, 609-896-0057. 609-799-2369. wknd. CLEANED ’66 FORD GALAXIE 800 -. 1448-2496. 7 Trucks-NoWaiting Automatic R&H 4 door Ex~ ’67 FORD FAIRLANE -- 4 door, 113’ COACHMANTRAVEL LOTUS-MASERATI- prestigious cellentinterior good tran- autos and services at sane prints. RUSSELLREID CO. sportation.Call 609-799-2748, ask’69 CHEVYIMPALA -- 2 doer goodc.ondition..&~ea.n$).75orb~t [TRAILERused 8 wknds. Call SWIMMINGAND divinglessons - WA’rERPROOFI~G CELLAIRS’ physicaleducation .teacher -- International PerformanceCenter 20 Years Experience forFrank¯ sport coupe, power steering., oner. must se.. ~aa oeg-7ba-75~. [ (809) 452-2434. Inc. Call for appts. 609.-397-8655. GUARANTEED-- Brick & Stone factory air, blue w/darkblue vinyl [ I privateinstruction¯ Allages in-" 201.644-2534 201-356-5800Pointing.Stucco, plastering. John top. Asking $1450. Call 6G9-443-5888 } l~n ; cludingadults. Private pool~ Pennachi& Sons,Trenton. Call ’70 BARRACUDA-V8318, plum ~: LawrenceTownship. Call Mr. beforenoon or after 5 p.m. [360V8en"ine heavv~u~-~’j’-’’~’’; VW CAMPMOBILE’71 - standard 609-685-3484... whiteauto. see & ma!~eoffer. e ,. ¯ " ~-’ ...... VW eqmpmentplus extras. 609- Leatherman.609-882-1533. HAVE YouR KENDALL PARK Call609-448-8940. Istd.trans., slide s,~e door, 44,000 laAa a~aa .... ;,,~ ROOFING AND SIDING-- new milns. $1995.609-359-4197. ~-o-~-,~rv~,’r,x~. house painted:around $188. andrepairs, gutters and leaders¯ (singlestory), or $320.{double I Work guaranteed.Reasonable. MUST SELL ’69 ELECTRA-- l~nt.r~,P~,no~ tho~r~o,~v~17 FT. MOBILE-- rec home story),plus paint, de~ending MOVING?? ’67 OLDSMOBILE98 -- luxury WANTED’--Childrea8-12yrsold. Freeestimates. Zaker 809-882- aboutparticulars. Intarmr done Fa or a’r l ...... or -- ...... ’ College art major wishes to give 7652. sedan,a/c, fully equipped. $850. hr,~t,~f,,,J ~us~extorask.$2¢0~0,L [Chryslerforsale &’71VW bus for Stove,ua’’zer oven, .to!let, gas hea!~ too.Exp. clean and diligent. Call rCallJasper, the dependab!e 609-443-3950...... "¢’~- ...... sale Phohe609~48 3322 or 1775l eq retCh, oest otter, nan children art last. Please call 609- Orrn 201-297-3761after 8 p.m. p.m. 609-443-8542. " " ’ 201-780-2080. troopingman. In~ured. 448-4155. 201-247-6787 TORNADO-- ’89 - radio air, PROFESSIONAL ’PHOTO- HOUSEPAINTING - interior & i cruisecontrol, power everything, ’ ’ ’ ’ - ’ c rd molor PAINTING & PAPE.~HANGING !h°me.’sleeps8,’0r weekend,week; ’ DRAKE BUSINESSCOLLEGE GRAPHER AVAILABLE -- exterior. Single room-entire excel,cond. $2100. Call 609-924- ¯ Autos house. Quality workat reasonable FrankJanda, 232. Dutch Neck Rd.’ 2774. ~68nVWn760~.~t2~m2~c.,’ excellent [ Wanted I nmntn.201-359-5850. ’ " 17 Livingston Ave. -- Picturesare forever-like Call(809) 448-3578 / NewBrunswick, N.J. memories.Take a look at my rates. Alsoodd jobs. 609.924-4074. CompleteSecretarial and work.Speciadzing inchildren and 1967CHEV IMPALA 283 - 4 spd.[ Aecounting Courses ’ newborn babies. Available for ’65RAMBLER: 680 Classic, 4-dr. I/[ ...... ----,& One22’ traveltrailer, $100.Single other¯ work also. (Very sedan,heater & radio good needs some body work$300. Call / II ~t, JU ~UII I axle flat bed trailers, $50-$125. Day and Night Courses OzPSOIL,.~M, gravel &’stone.i condition.$250. Ca 921-7544. T.elepho,m: 201-249-0347reasonable).Call evenings. 809- ~eeral,h~ullng. 609,586-7341 ; CUSTOM FURNITURE: Book- 201-359-4283. Tandemaxm nat bed trailers, 448-4716. ¢.4~9-259-7032. cases,cabinets, etc. designed and waittosellit, $160-$30oCall 201.647-3885. madefrom a varietynf materials. 88 PORSCHE-- burgundywith VWCAMPER -- with pop-top, ice Carefulpla’nning & estimates 1.948CAI)ILLAC - 4 doorFleet- tan interior5 speed,am/fro box and water. Rebuilt and R.U. TENNISCLINIC LIGHT HAULING-- and odd =ARPENTRY, REPAIRS a’nd given free. ParadigmWood- wood,needs work, $75. Call 809- shortwave red o. Bestoffer. 809- we’llbuy it. repainted last summer.New steel Reservations Limited obs done. Call 609-443-3641 smallalterations. Call(609) 799-. working.201-546-8787.. 443-1725. 587.4633. belted tires. 609-737-1304. 201-463-0258or201.463-1211 ~efore 3 p.m. 0678after 6:38 p.m. 2 AUSTINHEALY 3000 sport cars RE’:R()OFING-- Self sealing - One 1964, one 1966. Bnth need 72 PLYMOUTHCUDA, P.S., COX CAMPER-- Sleeps6, many shingles. Labor & materials $29 IIARDING CONSTRUCTIONCO. workor combinedto makeone P.B.radio, vinyltap, magwheels. extras.Good condition¯ Best offer. NsTRUCTIOI~Iin knitting.& per 100 sq. ft., fully insured. Call General Contractor car.Call 201-359-4164 after8 p.m.Ca I 201-246-8783,askfor Joe. Call 281-297-2086. crocheting Wed. 10-5 by Mrs. 609-821-8179or 201-233-9588. M.M.T. PAINTIN(~CO. BUILDING Hennings Fabric Mill Warren, REMODELING P aza West, Route 180 East .Interior & Exterior Work . . ADDITION 1968CHEVY IMPALA -- 4 dooz’73 NOVA -- 6300miles~ A/C, auto. GENERALREPAIRS hdtpfactory air, excellent cond trans,, 360 cn.in. P.S. & P.B.,wide Windsor,N. J. 609.448-7270. 12x65 ELCONA MOBILE HOME FIREPLACES-- wood burning. FREE ESTIMATES Call609-443-3481 after 6 p.m.ovals, $3500. Call 609-921-3647. -- saleprice $0,000 w/air con- 1064 Revere Avenue 201-297-1670 PRINCETON VOLKSWAGEN ditioo,6x3 ¯tool shed, washer & ...... IBeat the predicted fuel shortage. "Trenton, NewJersey 08628 LTD. ~ dryer,skirting & furn. Ca.n beseen priot, yen ay ft.. ex.permnced ~v~nr~~,~,aa~r,o !eacner wno .--t toIGuaranteed choosefor inside to work. finish. Many 201-297-styles Isidoros Thrappas- 609-394-8297 " ’64 OLDS88 -- Almostnew tires.’64 356 C PORSCHE--g~ood Route206 at D[ SwaneeLane, Momm ~ity, (next to PrincetonAirport) oas taught mmusm scnoois-- talk [2803 day or nite Isidoros Milonas- 609-392-1879~All masonrywork Porhces, steps, Economical.Uses reg. gas. $250. mechanical condition, excellent Hightstown.(evenings). songs, calypso, blues, Spanishl (After4 p.m.)~sidewa]ks,~atios andrepair work. Call609-921-2470. tires,first $1400 takes it. 609-587- Princeton, N.J. rhythm.Call 609-448-7376. 2647. 609-921-2525 Call201-526-1982. I ’87 P()NTIAC- Grand Prix,a/c, CHEVROLETIMPALA, 1965, m~r NATURALMOVEMENT classes IHI.FII RADIO-- th~ recorder on EXPERIENCEDPAINTER -- Icooper,hotronfs & sh nglodroofs,. p/s,p/b, vinyl roof, am/fro. $093. P.S, P.B., good tires, exc. running Trucks -=Learn. to movein~vo.ur ownway. I the b~ink? Guarnn~odrepair at willdooutsideand inside painting.’ Irepair of leaks, & flashing, free: 609-448-7938. cond. $350firm. 201-359-5895. Boats m~ mvezs wetcome, wen s. 8:15-[reasonable prices Exnert FM Forfree estimate. 609.882-0764. les|imate. Call .609-466-2810, 6-9 7~,!5 p;,m. For informationcall 609- I steree service; sorl:y, no’TVwork. ~=.~-~r#. ’68 MERCURY COUGAR--floor ’71 CHEWVAN - 3/4 ton, 350, V8 [Private business, not a shop, (~~,/eves’ shiftradio, engine good, prig ’86 PORSCHE’912, 5 spd,Kant engine heavy duty clutch, RED14 ft. Boat for Sale -- 71 -- [Consumer Bureau Registered. PAINTING, vanities, trees cut, all I~=~ m. owner.$1200 or best offer. Call 609- shocks, Michelin tires. Very good MERCURTY60 horsepower. Call home repairs- odd jobs. Ames & I I~" "]~N[~~ condition.$2,350. 609-883-0523. standard, sliding side door 44,000 Cris at 809-443-4260after 6 p.m. 448-2163,428-2631. miles. $1995.201-359.4197. Business991495.AfServicestar°’ /6~7. 1963 MACKB42 ~ single axle ThE-SIS & MANuscRII~T’I’ ¯ 1’67 MGB-- in excel.runningcond. dump truck. Good condition. KAYAKS-- fiberglass, brand ~TYPING-- Experienced ~In MUSICFOR’ALL OCCASIONS -- RESUI~ES -- letterS~nan-l.ml~ BUICKSKYI~ARK Specml, 1962, [White, new black cony. top, new new, 8 left, $160 apmce.609-397. pllcatior/s,papers, p nfesso allyl SERVICESTATION ON WHEELS Moving,priced to sell. Call after 6 2412. mathematics and statlstieht V.6 4 harrei carburetor. Exc. [exhaust system, Michelin tires p.m.609-799-2830. papers.Mrs. Krleger, ~-~-4m,’lfrom the 40’S and 50’s. Dennis written201 359 6948 running cond., g.ood body," good Iwith 20,000 mi. left on guarantee, ~ Petarson,10 taringAve., Ewlng ¯ ’ " " : l WHILEYOUWEREATWORK l--I Township.809-883-1173. TODAY interior. $250 or pest offer. Call roll bar wire wheels, radl% BACKHOE--mountedoo a Dodge 32 FT. CHRIS CRAFT Con- /rREsIS&MANtIscP:IPTTypln~,PARTIES, WEDDINGS and 201-359-8098. original ’owner. $115fl or best track. Call 201-297-1255. ~ELECTRICAL WORK done stellation1960, twin 198 V8’s, H&C .Dlssertatioe.,,-~"IBMExecutive & CLUBS. evening & weekendsin your home. TOP WRE NCH .~.’ J offer. Call 809-443-6185"after 5:30. water,fully equip., asking $7,000. ~clectric II type..10 years ex’p,.J Call eves. or weekends&~ask for COULDHAVE FULLY TUNED "71 MGMIDGET -- 5 excellent 1970 580 case Construction Kina Call609-996-9018 alter 5 p.m.. Mrs.DiCioco, 699-800-00~4. ’1 Ed. (609)448-1698. ’ YOURCAR wire rim tires, two tops, metric loader backhoecombination diesel The famous TOP WRENCH ¯ x "7 tools 22,000 mi., 30 m.p.g., ex- I 1969 FURY II -- Automatic 730hours. 201-297-6268after 8 p.m. S.~ILBOAT-- 16’ Comet w/trailer CUSTOMMADE slip covers -- ,., ~ ~’~ o ,.~ A v ¯ ,.r n A ~ mobile vans are truly..."Service cellent condit on, $1800.809-798. transmission, V-O,power steering, md racingequip. Great buy at O,,~^*,;,I O^..,:... IBrlng your ownfabric or select ’~’r.~’~’~"A~.~’~,’J~ce Wolf~ Stations on Wheels". Loadedwith 3071.- powerbrakes, $900. Call 609-466- NEW1973 GMC ;850,Eves. 60’)-921-8945. Opt;~,ldl Ol~l¥11,~’ ]from ours. For moreinformation ~,’~;7,~’L~;~;;;P, - ...... the latest electrnnio equipment, 3588. PICK UP TRUCKS - . -’~.~"f": ’ ’ "’. nothing is left to’ chance. Your [call 609-588-3244. , ,’~ ...... cars snq trucks receive the most ’73 CHRYSLERNewport - a.e., Over 25 in stock for immediate 31’ CHRISCRAFT Constellation. WEDDINGPHOTOG .RAPHE.R "[PAINTING: INTERIOR &’ EX. PRIVATE PARTIES -- Bar- thorough service of their powerbrakes & steering, lists for STATIONCAR -- 19£.4 Buick Spee. delivery¯ Mostmodels and colors. 1958. Usedin fresh water Sleeps 6. lives...and live longer[ V8,convertible, automatic, radio, .e.r~erve y,our memone_s_m_,.maCiTERi0R Top quality work, Free tenders pool supervisors $5060-will sell for $4100. Never Twoscrew 138’s rebuilt. Fully .,.urs~uau,= u=y m ~parmmSmEstimates Reasona~o -o*o~ oo~o-;-,,’ ,.m..lm,~ .~.~ ==.,,;~o WllERE YOUPARK... boonregistered or driven. Call P/S’. Somework needed. Engine COLONIALMOTORS color. 12 ears’ experience Full Insured Ca i .... -,...~ . ~-.,-..,-~ ~-...~. .... e....., ...... 609-448.4541- can be seen in my mddrive train in good condition. sound. Comptete equipment and -hnto,,ran~in~, w~a,u-~,~ [ Y . ptol Painting Call AI or Jeff 609-686-2424late ..WHILE YOUWORK ’ 200..Call 609-448-4645. "TruckCentar" electronics. $6700.(609) 586-4580. afternoons& evenings. CALL’(609)$87-3700’" backyard. U.S.Rt. 22’ North Branch ~eas’orl~ble~ates°.(009")’.~7~5~)’, [~-~3-1637. 201-722-2700

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L/V/N# Preview" in" Lawrencevl- "lle ilmll!llhI l IN TWINRIVERS .:,:,; ~::~~:,~ ..... ;,-::~ 4 Models , Tennis, swimmingand a very pleasant outdoor life are very ..~::: ~.:y:~:...... 3; 4, & 5 Bedroom attractive pluses for your summertimeenjoyment in these :]:!i~ very desizableapa~ment complexes in TwinRivers. Hand- !::~, Ranches ball courts, basket ball courts, and manyplay =easfor and2 staff Colonials Birchwood Estates children are convenient, too. Each apartment comes com- plete with wall-to-wall carpeting, central air conditioning, From Custom Built Homes blinds, ptlvate terraces and balconies. Addto this a modern $58,990 shoppingcenter andregular city daily expressbuses to New Ourcarefully designed houses have everything for thequality conscious home owner. Theseluxury homescan be found on Birchwood York. All of this andmuch morn is within walkingdistance city sewersand Water. Paved Streets. Natural Gas Furnaces. Wood Laminated Colonial Style "~sl:al:cs~ PrincetonJcL Thesehomes are set on aA in theTwinRivers area ofEastWindsor, streetLights. American Standard Plumbing Fixtures. Paved Driveways. Fully Landscaped Lots acre woodedlots, (somelarger), with attached with 10 Shrubs.Caloric Color CoordinatedBuilt In Range,Hood, Sink andDishwasher. 2½ Baths ~. ofCeramicTileonFIoorsandWalls.PanelledFamilyRoorn.2CarGarage.FullBasernent. car garage,4 or 5 bedroom2 story colonial style housesfeaturing a large ]iving room,kitchen with $170for EFFICIENCY(Studio) breakfast area, panelled family room and2 full baths. If that’s not enoughtthere’s a full basement, ~ ,, HistoricalLawrenceville, nearPrinceton fireplace, and a porchor terrace. $210 for 1, BDRM.APTS. | Route206 south to Lawrencevilie,turn right on ColdSoil Rd.We’re approx. ½ mile on right. Open PRICED IN ¯ Daily 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sat. andSun. 12 noonto 6 p.m. - Phone609-896-1072 JustminutesfromdowntownPrinceton. HIGH 70’s Driveout $240 for 2 BDRM.APTS. d today off North Post Road. Garden-Landscape SpecialServices HIGHTSTOWN-3 bedroom IMMEDIATE OCEUPANCE ranch housesituated on ByWm. Bucci Builders, Inc. nicely shadedStreet with no AGENT CATERINGFOR ALL occasions, DOERLERLANDSCAPES FORINFORMATION CALL: 924-0908 , our i business.Parties for 10to thru traffic. Panelledfamily ]0o0 trty plattersour specialty. Landscape.Designing room, kitchen with dining STEELI~,ROSLOFF & SMITH" ann For formationcall iV[ichele~s Contracting area,fenced rear yard, town (609)443-3663. 609-924-1221 water& sewers,2 car over- Manville-WestonSection sizeddetached garage...... $37,000. Modern6 roomranch, 1½ bathL full basement,at- "~ tachedgarage. Built-in oven and range, gas heat, back- JAY-BEESPAVING & LAND- yardchain link fenced,100 x 100lot ...... SCAPING--sand stone all work $43,900 guaranteed. Station Road, R.bi. WELLSTREE & LAND-. MAINST. CRANBURY-475 Cranbury.Call 609-655-3311. SCAPE sq. ft. storeor officespace HillsboroTownship -- Completecare for your trees &gardens $150.per month,heat in- QUALITYHOME REPAIRS -- -- removal& trimming eluded. ApproXimately7 partially woodedacres ¯ exclusive All phasesof light carpentryand -- brushchipping residential3 acrezoning with possibility of 2 building exterior painting.Rich Feszehak, -- feeding lots...... ~.. :...$26,000. 201-844-7943. -- r.r. tie landscaping For fast & reliable servicecall STANLEY T. WHITE Bobat 924-1522or 924-0983 - fully PiscatawayTownship insured& free estimates. REALTY,INC, PAPER HANGING & Realtor UniversityHights campus area. An outstanding custom SCRAPING.Prompt personal " built bi-levelis underconstruction which features 9 service.All typesof wallcoverins. 61N. MainSt,, Cranbury,N.J. Freeestimates Dan Rudenstem oRAL 655-3322or448-2477 spaciousrooms, large living room,formal dining room, 889-585-9376, GARDENMARKET INC. .Ev~: modernkitchen, family sizerec room,4 largebed- Thornton&Field, Jr. 395-067’9 rooms,2½ baths, laundry room, oversized 2 car garage. Landscape Youstill haveyour choice of colors.House will be -Designerand Contractor- situatedon a oneacre wooded lot witha privateatmos- I ...... Alexan(ierSi. ’ phereon a deadend street...... $5-0,900 [Kitchens tops bath office. Princeton WantedTo Rent Formicalaminations specialists. 452-2401 HCxistingcabinets made new with JOSEP formica.Call 201-297-3587. ~TONEWALLS, terraces, Ear- TWOPROFESSIONALgentlemen H BIELANSK! eHILLSBOROUGHTOWNSHIP toning, fencing, lawn,and tree desire four or large three room . (,rnmediateOccupancy} :are. 009-921-8877. unfurnishedapartment RealEstate Broker PRIVACY AND CHARM 4bed ...... ’living ..... f .... = Ere’ferrablygara’ge’typeta°rnear diningroom, cat-In kitchen, bath, G. DAVIS Paving: Asphalt Princeton,starting anytime, 212 S. Main St. Manville,RA 5-1995 1 cargarage.A;I thlsonaflicely Bla, itop, Stone& Gravel. Cement UU,~,$^A T^ D^,,~ JCall 609-921-7100,ext. 26days, ’’~" ";~" :’:" " " " ’" landscapedlot,145x227. Owner side mike& steps. Phone609-924- llfllltl~U /U IM~III. or 609-443-6724evenings. OpenThu~’-day&FridayEvanin~s’til8-$unday=l.4 wantsoffer. 9109or 695-9450early morns.& Eveningscall 201-359-3245 NEW3BEDROOM RANCH eves ______(ImmediateOccupancy), FAMILYOF THREE- desires ’ Eat-inkitchen, large living room, ,DOYOU LIKE to cuss your tools? house or townhousein Princeton I RESPONSIBLSfamily with full bath,full basement.1, car If not havelhem shar~ned. Saws. or surroundingarea by Sep- ]SChoolchildren needhome to rent YOUR garage.80’x 100’,o, featuringex- handand circular "carbide" ’tember201-464-7358 in southernhalf of Somerset gardentools; scissors,knives & ...... County. Willing to improve -- ¯ ’~ trassuchas: arty. ~/af~ ¢~arm etc. ]. MARRI~.D COUPLE -- 3’Pr°P Reasonablerent. 201- ~~~~1~ woodgrain alumi .... idlng with _ - ;~’T~-.f-- backupboard SawSharpening Serviee students, seek house rental, 1844"~974. ~O0~ Tel-889-799-1373 preferably farm house. Call 609- atumi..... fleas Jet. r~..~....:.. ’° "" aluminumwindowtrim 4 BoroskoPin. Prin. N.J. 882-0887or 882-4693. o~’eiqii6or aluminumdoor cases I canprotect your office, " ~--~’ --’ _z: . ~--~ alumlnumstorms&screens FEMALEGRAD -- student I by SANDYDUFFY hatters wishesto shareapt. or housewith ISMALLAIR CONDITIONED -- apartmentbuilding alumi .... SVCS, 81 SU twoheaw storm doors Bide’ pply?!hergrad student(s). Call 609-lapartmentrequired for. approx: storeor church... Themls a greatdeal of nostalgia abouttoday con. canbe yours,in this attraetlveColonial home, on a wroughtironrailing 393-5804. Aug. 15 thru 30th for mioole agog w,~ihe sameservce, economy ALLTHISFORONLY.$43.500¯ Englishcouple Princeton area. andup40.date coverage Ihal’s earning ColonialAmerica. heavilywooded lot of exceptionalbeauty. Inside you’ll Butone mustremember ¯ HILLSBOI~OUGHTOWNSHIP N.W.,MAUL&SON MARRIEDCOUPLE -- Rut~er’s ~(~all 609-921-2806, ext.263 days,’ madeSlate Farm the wolld’s num. appreciatethe quiet of theliving room,with its formal Newbblevel, 4 bedrooms,eat-in instructorand Peddle S~’~ool 1924"3145 eves and ask for Val. betone h0me0wne¢s insure[Call that muchof thehousing U.S.Hwy. 130 & Griggs Drive instructor;seeking small apart- ] ’ me10r all thedetails onSlate in colonialtimes was both ¯ fireplace, andthe dining roomwhich overlooks the kitchen,formal dining room, 201-DA9-4656 Farmbusiness msulance Inadequateandunsanitary. woodsto ther~ar. A modemkitchen with dining area, is laundry room,2 full baths, family meatnear the PeddleSchool for I room.13 x 28,I acre..$51,000. RepairService September_ : .. No children ." 12 BEDROOMAPT,n ¯ Princeton- or DennisWhitney’. "That is why we are lucky separatedby a railing anda stepdown to the paneled tteeommenoauons upon request. ; .... Wind~r-Peuin,vifl* Rd. today to be able to have familyroom, with its enormousfloor-to-ceiling f’~eplaee, cLAREMONTREALTY CO. Electrical Power& ’ ...... I bawreneevme area tar e,=tWl~dlor Tow~dlip LightingInstallations . ’. ; , )rofesszonalcouple. No children " perfectfor thosefamily evenings by thefireside. Three ¯ REALTORS IndustrialMaintenance 930PleaSeMurrowWntetO:~ourt,RWLawrenceimteneu , " mtea...... oy ,’,ept. ~. eu~-~zl- 448- 6667 wethehavebeStthe°f bOthstyles worldS.ofthe AmwellRoad, Belle Mead Kansas.66044. earlydays of ourcountry bedrooms2½ baths, ba~ment,and 2 ear garage ~gs. Likea gbodneighbor, blendedwith our ownbest completethis home,which shouldbe seento be (201)359-8727 StateFatmisthete. modernknowledge of con- apprechted. PLUMBING& HEATING venience,roominess, and, OILBURNERS FURNISHEDHOUSE WANTED - PROFESSOR& WIFE -- retur- STAIRFkRM fiRE ~ of course,plumbingl SpecialServices by singleexecutive for oceupaneyninEfrom abroadwish to rent ,~C,u,,~cm,,, mid-Sept, preferably smalleot-furnishedhousefromAug.ttoJan. H0ta|Offlt, ~ ~Jf~.l"12 .~/’/’~2e2/’~11 J.B. REDDING&SONINC:rage in Princetonarea. Local1. Call 609-466-2937,if no answer e,o*,,~,,~,,,,0,, RICHARDSON 234Nassau St: rd’ereneesprovided. 609-921-3880. call921-2137. " . Princeton " REALTY.C0. 609-924-0166 between9-5. REAL ESTATE-APPRAISALS N g E D R E P A I R S - Route130, REMODELING, CON- ForRent Rooms STRUCTION?We’ll do just about 448-5000 ,~ 201-722-8181 anything. No job too small. OLYMPICROOFINGCO. Quality APT’wantedforcouplenearRt: WORKINGMOTHER -- and MANVILLE:Furnished room for 55 North Gaston Ave. blendsp ..... I attention Somerville RoberLson&Son. 609-737-2260. e~[k.~ees°~b~p~ic~F°[tfre~ 27 for under $180. after4 p.m. call bedroomsresponsibleliving student roomand need kit- 2 gentlemanoff MainStreet onquiet Call street,2 days201-’/25- blocks ¯ p,m. " . 609-924-3510. ~ withknowledge andexper- Eves.andWeckends-201-526-9178 then.! yearfrom Sept, Plain- 6363 or eves.201-’/22-5524. ienceto give you the best ~ In realestate sarVlee. When ’pl~ahea~dforyourroofmgn~=~l’s!:H~rHightstown._For sboro enl~!n~rWest and Windsor’Fisher Will 609-921-8188,9-5.share or homePrinceton. or farm or house- WANTED: ,youcall uswith your lie. VOLKRUG CLEANING Wh~waP until the roof leaks~3 bedrooms,near Princeton or sit for absenteeowners: Call Misswomen (two) ring, your homewill be SpecialServices SpecialServices and studentswith pl©tu~dand described in FLOORWAXING NEWROOFS REPAIRS[emily. 2o~.d~-tu~cancer, standards to our Home=For LlvinB Rugsprofessionally cleaned in 88Moran ~ housewith magazine,Amerlca°s No. 1 ¯ , .,. ¯ ... your home.Dry within one hour. " COOPER&SCH&FER ~ convenientto LIGIIT HAULING-- Moving LAMPSHAD ~S -lain Pmounung . ~ uarG a nteed no s ’ hrnknee. Free Princeton’ PRINCETONUNIVERSITY homes.MIln0 ma~zineo for. removal.Reasonable rates. Call and rcp mrs’ , NassauIntertors , 16- esttmates" . aC l( 609) 448-012 ¯ ~’alnut4-2883 senior returning from year in INEBDTOmr SlimnasticsRENT -- appox. class, 2500 & maximum expmure wlth DavidKohut, 20t-359-4341. NassauSt., Princet’o~. Europeseeks lodging, academica I ¯ yr 73-4.1or 2 room apt with kitcn z hall g.bYw]apt.dear 9:30-5:30,Pr°mptaction.dally.Hours: ALTERATIONS AND AD- - Iand bath in Prnctn Brgh or withln Call609- 2 GIRLS- in mid-20’s [ easycommuting distance. House- I ~n HINT: LIGHTHAULING & MOVING. DIT[ONS -- Expert craftmanship i CARPENTRY NELSONGLASS &ALUMINUM sltUn~ or sharing that would roommate HELPFUL Call Barry609-896:9049 evenings. nt reasonableprices. 201-297-5578 45SPRINGST eermTtcomplete inde ndence a Removeclutter fromtai- or 201-821-8896. L & L BUILDERSAND ~ossibility.-All reasOn[nubblerent lessand attics to showoff ¯ HOME IMPROVEMENTS PRINCE=TON" their full storage value WETBASEMENT? DRAINAGE CERAMIC TILE -- expertlyin- I[ eteJ-~24-2880 ’ offers considered. Couldoffer whenyou era getting "reedy ~RR RS Frenchlessons assupplement to FURNISHEDROOM for @n- PROBLEMS?Maybe we can help. stalled. Sp~ializingin [he repair Alterations, Additions,Repairs ~ I’U~A~5 rent. S.M. Greenbaum25 Rue des SINGLEAIR LINE PILOT-- fleman. Private entrancF. to sellyour house. Call Doerler Landscape609.924, of tub & showerleaks. Call Mr. ~RoofingGarage Conversions ¯ PLATE&WINDOWGLASSEars, 70(}0Mane, Belgmml t needs Princeton apartment.Apply 256 No. 3rd Ave., Manville. 1221. Tile 609-883-7443. Ceramc Tile and TubEnclosures NassauSt. preferred, will con- "Nojobtoosmall."~ WANTED TO RENT: Garage,sidergreaterPrineetonarea.Ken, For Rent- Rooms:’ PRINCETON Space6~9"92to1"3 work102’on my ear.l FURI~IISHEDROOM FOR RENT DISPOSALSERVICE PIANOTUNING Phone201-329-4004[OO4The easyto read ¯ -- near University. GentlemanA LARGEDESIRABLE ROOM -- " Rt. 130& Half Acre Rd.: 201-297-6262~ Preferablylockable. In Princeton.I preferred. WriteBox//02304, c/o near university, parking. - ¯ Classified pages of time Callafter Rick 5:30.Matt 609-921-2821 any I CranburY,688.395.1389N.J.RegulatingRoBERT’II. HALLIEzRepairing I PrincetonPacket. . Referencesrequired.609-924.4474. Registered BUILDEh- Profasmonal i’ratt- " Homeandledastry . MemberPiaooTeehnieiaas smaaship.Anphases of building. The Packet are your" MARRIEDbedrmapt.COUPLE er dble-- desirewithin walking 2 BUSINESSteenage daughterWOMAN --seeks andIMANVILLE:2 bdrm..l~entleman.Furn[shedRoom PHvate entxanee [or and ROOMS available& SEM]~-EFFICIENCIES at ~weeklyrates. Prie-’] ¯ ~’ " Garbage,Trash RublSlsh Guild,Ine. , M.R; TOTHCONSTRUCTION; distanceofdntnPrmcetoe,~ept.1 apt. or a shared homein Pri.n- Eltchen included. Applyat 518’eaton ManorMotor Hotel, US: ’ Removed! "609-921-7242 Cranbury,N. J. 609-449-9045or 201- ’Y" ,Haulingof all Tyj~es ¯ ¯ best advertising¯ ,buy. ~.cupancy.Call 609-443-4177after Princeton eeton, z’acket.Re~ly Box #02302, e/o IWashington[e~. Ave. or call 201-722-. HighwayN.J, (201) 1;329-4555: Mon~nouth Junction, ’.~a = ,i::i : ~: : ~ ¯ ~: i .... ~ ~ ~ : ~, , "i~,i’, - ~: : ...... ~ ::i r ’ T.Em,VC ONP CK "SevenFOr Central Jersey" S NEWS

, ~INDSOI{-HIGHTS IIEI{JlLD (.t J:/dverttstng"" The Franklin NEWS’RECORD THURSDAY,JULY 19, 1973 9-B ea"’ass = i ...... i ~.1 - " I i ii I r i i i i ,s i i ....

¯ WALTERB. ’ NOW * ! I! our colorfuiGallery of Homeshas the / RENTING I colonial, ranchor bi-lev u desire

I _NORTHGATEAPARTMENTS | ~ | t I I ONEFINE HOME- That’s what you’ll get with this 3 bedroomS’den.| : " WEST WINDSOR OFFICE Colonial, featuring a large kitchen, living room,family room,full PRINCETON OFFICE basement,oversized garage, pool andmuch more. See this custombuilt / One Mile Road Princeton Highstown Rd. homefor only ...... $$1,900. i endPrinceton-HightstOWR Rd. OnePalmer Square PrincetonJunction (opposite McGrawHill) 924.0095 799 1100 RENTAL:5 bedroomCape Cod with 3 baths, living room, dining room,family room,large eatqnkitohen, laundryarea, plus 2-car garage EastWindsor, N.J. ¯ " andfull dry basement,in oneof WestWindsor’s finest locations. $450./mo. I IS J- n NEWLlSTlNG . SmallCountry E,tateinEast Amwell.overlookingthe ’~’ "ff~ ..... PENNINGTONOFFICE 1" and 2 Bedrooms WertsvllM valley, with almost six acres of. ground, including a su~d.v,dab’olot. Thethree bed..... 2 bath CapeCod abounds with r~.,, .l.,~] I~ Rt. 31 and W. Delaware Avnnue charmand warmth. There Is a smell streamrunoing all the wayalong from S 1 85 month the back andone side of the property, andthe manytrees andhedges 737.3301 or 882-3024 provideall the privacyone could wish for. Call us soonto seethis very I specie( listing ...... $76,900. Features: REPRESENTSHONEST VALUE - reflects good testo, good investment ~.~P e SWlMMINGPOOL’ of value.TastelulIy designedand located in e communityof value. Four tPLAYGROUNDFACILITIES bedroomranch, 2 fur baths, lsrge living roomw/fffeptace, format ~.¢’ :t" ’ ", ~ 4 ¯ OFF STRLET PAR K I NG dining room,screened porch, 2-car garage,23 x 43 ingroundpool. This ~ ~,~.,~,7.~.:~:~,~.~r~ ~ ...... e~., - househas beenweighed by these standardsand found worthy. $62.900. ~1~, t.~..~,.~:/~, ¯ AIR CONDITIONERS ¯ KITCHEN WITH DINING AREA PRINCETON.COUNTRY RANCH- Ready for new ownerl Three big ~’."k~’ ~’~~ ~:~,~?i~’~ ~ :.~-" ¯ THERMOSTAT CONTROLLED HEAT bedroom,2full baths, dressingroom, lovely roy ...... din porch, i~, . "’~ ~.~fi,,~,, "*’~llJ~ ~. patio andbreezeway to doublecarport. Newlypainted kitchen, dining (includedin rental) andlarge tlv~ng ..... /,ire# ..... d doublefrench d ..... $86,900. tl WASHER ~ DRYER FACI LITI ES .... ~~1~i~.~.. ~" ¯ RESIDENTSUPERINTENDENT STRETCHOUT AND LIVE - A babbling brook to delight your senses. " " ’:~: ’"’"" ’ ~ l MASTERTV ANTENNA A backyardto invite your family f ..... marfun. Spaci.... Gums, including Eat-in kitchen, large dining ..... living ..... /firepl .... ~~~ ~~1~ family room, powd.... am,launrdy ..... plus 4 had ...... d 2 full ~~~ ~~ baths.Within walkingdistance to sol’oats, shoppingand playground. i! ~~~ i~k~~ SsR,90o, bedroomhome on beautifully landscapedwooded lot. Wall-to-well ~~ MODEL APARTMENT OPEN DAI LY carpetingin excellent cond!tion andmany more features you will want TALLEY-HO!A large horse barn and paddoc.on5+ or - acres-perfect to knowabout--call us for an appointmentto see. A BEAUTIFUL,FUNCTIONAL - ranch. (new tistingl in HopeweU for horse Ioversl A lovely nine bedroom,five bath Colonial Manor f livlng space.A six Townshipis yours for a tow S67,hOO.It has a 15x27foot living room (609) 448-5935 h .... ith four firepl ...... three full fl ..... SUBURBIAAND A RANCH..... Ilent school...... ring a b ..... ;3 with raisedhearth firepl .... dining ...... t-in kitchen. 3 ..... ized roomcarriage houseto serveas a guesthouse, servants quarters or a + bedrooms,2 baths end central air ...... $42,900. bedroomsand 2 baths. A custombuilt hometo be proudof. place for other membersof the family to be close. Pooland cabana to enjoy summerfun. This unusually fine homeoffers interesting INVEST IN LIGHT iNDUSTRYACREAGE - 5.96 acres in West IF YOUWAIT - too long, you’ll be too late to see this charming possibilities for h ...... ffice. Within a mile of the NewJersey Wind.... 3 bedroomRanchero detached garage, buih-in pool, 300’ Titusvill .... id ..... h’s availabl ..... t $39,500.Large front porch, Turnpike Interchange 7A ...... $150,000 frontageto build on or sub-divide.Many possib~liUes for .., .$58,000. Ii "Serviceporlfu"with Int [(’l] "" coveredpatio andbreezeway to the family room.

I!11!condominiums, 2, 3 and 4 r I DAN i~ ~] [{I bed ..... oln and2 story t .... ¯ WESTW,NDSO," PENN~NGTON e i=~.~l, houses.A so 3 and 4 bedroom =~ 30FFICESTOSERVEYOU ¯ PR,NCETON ]",%~=~-~.~,/,-~ li~l HI detec.ed .Tw’" RIVERS - 1 Allw/wWlthcaroetlngCentraland 2 bed .... rllllOrt ¯ Insurerl I ~’~ *,~)R, I [ ]l air conditioning,...... ~ | ul~= |~lC.VVrtuP,,~ | II~ and appliances, Somefor Immo- I KENDALLPARK I III dlateoecuoancy. Prices starnng as -- I - ~ SOUTHBRUNSW,CK.NJ.. $24,000. I I I/IIow ...... Tw,nn,~e~Of,Ioe , - eoe-448-s811or65S-OO80 ForRent - Apts. ForRent - Apts. ForRent - Apts. RealEstate For Rent EAS/WINDSORTA’R~A - II + ~ " " CKo~2mD~LL, ~RKav; ~tt~tlm°2 .... . I -- -- ~- -- ~ I ~ it ,, HouseBeautiful ??? No, Just a solid 4 bedroomCape I*" 11/ MANVILLE4 112 rOOmmclude~.a t mI ’ "."od’n’mb e n ondtonmine " teoneupanc I ~HB~II~BIIII~E | Ill culato’ ?~ rbom,,ranch within : " ¯ -- C ) v I d)a II~iH~llilwalklngdlst ..... f.theN.Y,bus dupexI basement NOlAPARTMENTS ...... FORRENT- I &2 PIIINCETONAItMS ~wthI ’ 2 i/2 baths, kitcNEW henFourbedroom and Colonial= I V : ’ _ ...... ’ , " stop.It features3 bedrooms,2 ts l 1 . uuu=uu,,,u^u=X ¢qu PV¢- ¯ O’ ’ ¯ ¯ ¯ " ~SKng~,~ouuu LuxuryApartnmnts e, ~, I~ IIIbaths.fenced’lnbaCkyard&menv extras,all on.awell.landscaped lot. ih~e: orAPP~2~.7~-~62~.ashlngt°~ ,~i~Ingp~°°:6 c°~p]pe~ely;°°d;d i I.%|r~lm r;a°7’.w%;lll I Don’tmiss thlsl Give us a calH a~ 1 landscaped eonrt, swimmmg pool ...... "~uall-pane!.ed fam!ly room w=th ratser~ I| EASTWINDSOR AREA I KENDALLPARK - "Neat’esbrickandl al/////I Just S39.5OO. i pin"spacious4bed.... ’ N.Y.s andt~i~ntllyrareceplton.I ; /t e This propertyneedssomeworkbutownerisanxiousto h,,eato,iog~,uU =,hs,]i/~ ~)~’?n~li~’°~"- c°~iPl~ftg;~e. ¯ - Private secure from $225 ¯ ’. ." ¯ g g s , |i enclosed) ...... porch, w/wcarpetlngend|/// Ke;o’~!’V;."o°o’;°’please,201-725-]984. Avail. Sept.1. ’f.nw,’,m~"oM-ws ’ -n ff.r 206"I Refrigerator.Venetian Biluds. basementon landscapedI acre | se. NOW.be 2 dr earnancher r w~th " fireplece, " 2 car l more...... $43,000’.1/1/KaNDALLPARK-Vouwlaenlov’-- LawrenceTownship 2 streetS ]Lar .g e walk n c osets Pr vate Princetonarea ..$525 perm onth;| ga rage, onl’Aacres...... Agkmg$39,900. ~/11living in this7 roomranch with its , -. --jentrances¯ ~aunury" " room’ with Onemunrorent "n aavance l north of. . US# t &06 2 l unetlo. n - w ¯ . , il dryer,dishwasher, refrigerator & dow nstairs apt. Unfurnished. Callw,,,~ ~95 ,,~,, 28~0’: ,,, ~ v .... ,,, ..a,, o,,~"] carpet ng n 2nd floor opartments.’ 201-369.73gl ~anl,=Uo.UVVl~~.=/-~ manyextras.Situatedona nlcelot. " ’ ’ Whatmore could there be for onlY. 609-799.28fl6. Superintendenton’ site¯ Rents ...... s3e,eoo~ ~ Istart at $190 up. Looklngforaspaclous3bedroomrancherawayfromit KendallPark Office CHARMINGEFFICIENCY APT. MANVIL.~E’Large "3 rm.apt. all???Large bright rooms excellent location for easy 201-297-0200 h ...... ~o,,1t ^.~t) A""1 I ~,,,a~t ....v ...... t~,, Telephonev ~n~In -lus Hopewell...... electricBorough 6~-166’0782$175 perPvt entrance.$2001mo. plus I (6(FJ) 448-1801.(Open Daily from 4 BEDROOM,HOME--, new commutingtoPrinceton, N.Y. or NewBrunswick. ~;;, -~ v ,~ ~,~ ~’ " utilities t mosecurity. Call 201-12 30p,m, to 5 p,m,except Sun- fireplace aria air ¢onaiuoner.5 [ ~~[ III KENDALLPARK- Here Is a verYn n.a,er ~ an~wee, enos. 7£2-8098. da~/)Directions from Princeton; rain. to R.R.station. Immedlate!y /~~~l,, Ill charming ranchR room,with all Rinds3 bedroomof extras, ~ I Prmceton Hightstown Road, turn available. Lease and references . Gearedon a quiet streetfor AVAILABLEIMMEDIATELY 5 APTFOR RENT -- let floor 4 I right onOld Trenton Road, I/2 required.RealtorS475,month.9~j.924.0~gl...Adlerman } ’" . t .- ~---" KENDALLPARK oanter ha,lllll peacatutliving, pteasecaltustoran _ ...... ;- rmsvicinit,, of Allentown~all. I mllcturn . left andfollow signs. &Click , ¯~/ = i a’,~ ;~- ~ = ~ -- _. ¯I~lm ¯ ranch,8½ room brick endframe I l] appolntmenttoseeforyoutself.vuum mrmsnea apartmen[ to on , # 2Ol.2e7.o2oo i large eat-in kitchen, front morn:I III | dining ..... d2baths’AIIset°nl III $175ncludmg ~e’.’;o~ee~’~aT;’E~’~&%o HIghtstownN J ¯ , " " ’ ...... KENDALLPARK ¯ This 8 room Referencesreqitired. 201-359-4381available 9/1 $210.Call 609-924- famtl"y room, mrcond " ...... 307 N Man St colonialhas everYthing. 4 bed- )after6 or201-359-3414. 9471afternoons eatonutilitieson ...... 2 Rt K 1mil,~¢ Also,:,,tl-,housckee~in ,r ~,i,- "$450. 2 1/2perbaths, mo.609-448-9 41g. - ...... / .. Ill rooms,tlvlno room,formal dfnlns ¯ ¯ ¯ v ~ ’ ~aU~Ik to D:,~U ingureoee~ , room, family room, modern -- room $35 wk. Call 609.924"57g2- " o =...... /~ ~,~ ,~ /ill be,,,.T.e.,,es ’ after 7 m weekdaysanyUme ’ ~o ~l" s,¢ /~i~. "" =’=~’~’Illl Includeekmneysnapedln-ground IMANVILL~:4rOi~emnS.,s;~::b~er~oal~ ’,veeken~’’ , AfterHoursCall : ¯ . concratoswimming pool. This spa- t " =8-5480 449-45. /~=l Illo,ou. d..,,,.g must...... ,o be aorg me°o~];nkiet~nd ~’loor 201-793-APr.--4 rooms plus bath in2 FORRENT- Frinceton area- /J~_.~,,~ _ ~1~1Ill adPraclated.Please call for an uP- :~o~g~’~ ;’~; w9-8~_~’ family house.Lawrence Twp. 7 PennsNeck air conditioned 298-5668 201-359-3467 /~~:’] III polntmant. ~ ...... " ...... ~’ milesfrom Nassau St. Includes nearlynew colonial, 3 bedrooms, I ..,.~i.,,.~.~z.--~!lIll KendallPark Office ~ large garret andall utilities. $250.SOUTH RRUNSWI~" q ~’m ~nt family room,w/fireplace, 2 1/2 ,~* i- WinH~-~Re,,en~v Ante v ¯ " ¯ countryatmospnere no cnuurenb/iths, all appliancesincluded- :’; ’ ’ /ranchfeaturing eat-in kitchen,/Jll Hlghtstown."-.~ ...... $L72 per ~month. ~all ~ .... nopets, allutl.I, incl. $2_75.n]on__t.h, washer, dryer, refrig., freezer. | diningroom, attached garage. Ex- / Ill KENDALLPARK" This 6 room. 609-443-4378after 5 p.m. t:oupieor z stogies.ZUl-VST-Uh~l. central vacuum system. Conven- i trasinclude ~ndoor w/w carpeting| I1~ 3 bedroomranch with a~lz neths lent to N.Y.commuting. 1 o~ ?, / end27’ x 12’ aboveground pool’ / III andattached garage situated on a , ,- . . lease.$500. per m0. Call 609-152- /Ill large attractively landscaoedlot EAST WINDSOR - CHESTNUT MANVILLE:2 roomfurnished ~ =- ,,~ . 2881. apartmentfor gentleman. Call Ileal tstate for ~ent bedroomapartment available 201-725-5667. ’ . Y 201-2S7-0900 ,~ 2-=~I)ROOM-- unfurnished ~ house in Princeton $350. month HOUSERENTAL-- Air con- Twoand three.bedroomhomes SPACIOUS -- and mederni2ed6]year’s lease..Available Aug. 15) flitioncd 3 bedroom2 bath house withtwo baths and 2-cargarage in room and bath apt. Privateen-I security.Call 609-587-7203.. with family roomand den with i...~ Clearbrookthenew ad-uit corn. trance, ample parking, drapes, I - ’ picturesquewooded lot in East v’~ ~ ’munityfor those 48 andover, al ana wall/wallcarpets. Nopets. I Windsor.$425. ~r month.Call ¯ STEELE, ROSLOFF & .Exit8A of theNew Jersey Turn. References requir~ $350 per ...... KarlWeidel Inc., Realtor, 609-921- ~III:ENDA:L:L::I.Ri~ SMITI:I’ pike. Includesall privilegestcmonm ...... ow sz~ z~ " ’ ~r~u~.,~. rarta -- ~ oeuroom700. WASHINGTONTOWNSHIP: Rancher onanicely land- ~gs~4eabe~ clubhouse,pool golt courseand ’ " " ¯ ~Colonial.two full Laths, fiae ing panelodrec room with fire- , ’ Realtomandlmurors other amenitas; Loadedw t~ Isurroundings, convenient , soapedlot. Livingroom w/fireplace, kitehen, panel/ed lextras including"central air ~loeationgoodschoo]s. $340 per den,3 bedroomsand bath. Full basement.Garage. New I IPlac°,family room, eat-in kit. I I I mouth.Available Aug. 1. Call201- WINDSOR-- three bedroom conditioning,wail-to-wall car. combinationstormers and screens. Dishwasher, frost free leben, farmaldinl~roomand more] 161 FRANKLIN CORNER]359-308’/. townhouseTWIN petingand self-cleaning oven, etc. GARDENSin Lawrenceville--I to N.Y, refrigerator,washer, dryer, T.V.A,, freezer and some wall I~...... *4ER°°llFor Rent-Rooms available1 bedroom apt. withl towallcarpetingareineluded.Anicebuyat...$43,800. $3501o$450moCaliTuranRea~t~<60~)655-2949. modernkRchen ditdng room, or( ...... ~ I’ DAI~IS REALTY/INC. I/ L~ON~{D. VAN ~]~ AGENCY ONEFURNISHEDR(JOM FOR den anct Irving room.Slop m from ...... h .... ,.. ^r o.;.~.~.. ~ ba,~.= (2.01i297-2822 RENT-linens supp. privateant., 9.6or call 609-896-0990. doublegarage, for saleto prln- m MEMERI JLTI PIELISTING SERVIOE , $20./wk.,large parkmg t area, 201- , SHARONARMS cipalsor for]ease.009-924-6239 or ).m. weekdays. ANDHOMEOWNERS RELOCATION SERVICE ¯1 "’,i/ 329-2965 after 4:3g p.m. weekdays. GordenApartments OFAMERtOA, IND. GQLDMEDALLION TOTAL ~ 1737.3.40~. ~ " Offiee: 6B9-448-4~. ¯ ELECTRICLIVING 3 ROOMS& BATH -- Prefer " " ~.~tTORe 160Sto¢l(ton~t~t SharonRoad(Opposite marrledcoupleorsemoradult.¯ ¯ No I3 B...... R Townhouse- East Windsor,.:{ENTAL-- Hightstown 3 " Roo~ FORRENT -- Wa.lking SharonCountr~ Club) pets or chtldren." " $175. Call arer 2-1/2 . baths Lit u.tt. ~’am.K.bedroomColonial. Newultra For RentRooms distanceto new West Winosor- a~0063 Iw/w " " :~ cl en ,eel~ " Plainsboro ’High School and OffIntersection& Frida~" 6093 " "° ’ defrost refrig.,carpet, dish.,sea . wash.,ov modernkitchen, treed lot, ~ep’t. i MauriceHawk ~3chools in West Routes130&53 ~ dryer. A/c, humidifier, patio, occupancy, i year lease reqmree. MANVILLE:3-1/2 rooms and WindsorTownship. Call 609-799- TRENTON-3 rooms; llv. rm, expr. bus N.Y.C.Aug. 1,$,125. plus $375. per month. bath. Marriedcouple, no pets. Call 125gafter¯ 5:30p.m. or before9 bdrm,kitchen. $139per too. Call utfl. (incl. pool, ~cnhis, lawn after 5 P,m.201.7~.4483. a.m, (609)393:1320 aftez" 5:30 p.m, serv.) 6~9.4,1g-2415, 3 BDRMBASEMENT APT -- on PRINCETONJUNCTION. Walk I HOUSEKEEPINGROOM FOR ROOM- to share for girl in private farm 3 mile E. of Hightstown,tostationfromcustombuilthome.I RENT-2I/2 mi. So. of Princetonhome 1/2 mile fromcampus. 609- l~2Bedrogm.Apartments onRt. I. Call g09-924-57g2. " Startingst$1B0. modern.Phone 609-448-0297 or394- 3 bedrooms,2-I/2 baths., family I ¯ 924-5792. Allappli~,nces, li[USair con. 1160. ’ roomwith fireptace, livmg room, l ditioning.Wali.to-wal! carpets. LAMHERTVILLE -- Immaculate dininglaundry room,room, eat-ingarage, kltcnen, .dish-] l NEWHOPE, Pa. -- 2 bedroom townhouse apartment inunique’ for’gentleman;FURNISHED ROOM Privatein Manville entrance LamkdrylacLLitlesonprem~ee I Some furnished apts. nvmtame,7 roomdup_lexcarpeting, apt. block3.4 bdrms,from river, washer, walk refrigerator,and carpels aresome incIUded.l orapes l treesettihg, Air,carpeting, with.~.itchenineluded.Applyot5181Wagnington Ave.Manville., ] IMMEDIATEOCCUPANCY ’’ $275 includesto shoppmg.allAvail utilities. immediately. 609-921- AvailableC~ili "50~7e,~ai"Aug. I. $400.per month. " arapesCall .weekends, 219-862- . l (609).259-9440 5755, - - - \ " 2698. " . ,, , ...... ,; ...... : ~ ¯ : - . ¯: .... .:’~,., :..’ . :.. . ,. . ~ ...... ",:, .~, ~ .- - ~ ..’ ’:, "..~’~:, ".. ’. L’;.’.", ,-, " . .., .:’.....’ ::.. - .", ’; . ~:’ ’" -,.v, ’ ’:.:. ". ’:’:.,’ ...’~,.~."~, ~’:’.~:.’..’,:i.’:: ’ . ’ ..~.;. THEPP.JNCETON PACKET ¯ ...... ; ..... "Seven’ForCentre I:Jersey* ": .... / s s NEws ThesManville New SS .... . The Franklin NEWS’RECORD IO-B THURSDAY,JULY 19, 1973

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KITCHEN DININGRM. BMH LuxuryPLU.__$S GARDENAPARTMENTS CLO|I/ 1386outhMeinStreetHightstown;NewJersey (6091448.11}6~ Yardville- lovely- well kept cozy Cape Cod- many ENTRY Total-Electric extrasfor occupancy...... $34,500 Gold-Medallion @ Living Four room bungalowin Hightstownnear schools& LIVING ROOM BEDROOM shopping.’ ...... $28,900 I TotallyEle~ctric ¯ IndividuallyControlled Hoot 23 acres in WashingtonTownship wooded... $70,000 ¯ IndividualCentral Air Conditioning ¯ LargeModern Kitchen Ran9o With Continoo~sCleaning Oven 7½ acres in Upper FreeholdTwp. Quiet road and ¯ 14 CubicFt. 2-DoorSoil De[rootingRefrigerator AndFreezer wooded ...... $25,000 ¯ CeramicTde Baths With Vonilorium BALCONY elndividuolPrlvoto Entrance ¯ W~IIto Wall CarpetingThroughout Fourbedroom near Peddle School, 2 fullbaths, 2 half ¯ MoalerT.V. AnlennoOutlets In LivingRoom baths, 2 garages, 2 fireplaces, large lot, aluminumsiding An~9odrooms Rich shagcerpefinq, lined draperles,central air andheating you ¯ TelephoneOutlets In Kitchenand Bedroom and spaciousliving area. VewweUlandscaped. $55,000 control. Supersound condlfionlnq end muchmore¯ Apartmentsin e. beautiful nefurelseffing surroundedby acresof Churches.Shopping woodsand fields. For recreation--tennis courts, 6rimmingpools 7 woodedacres in Washington Township .... $23,000 STARTING$180. and crubhouse. Large two stow home in Hightstown 10 rooms, 2 Twobedrooms available too. KlocknerRoadNear Hamilton Avenue HamiltonTwp. N.J. baths closeto schoolsand shopping. Priced to sell. R]. I 12 milessouth of NewBrunswick traffic circleHoliday Inn). Take[ug- $50,000 handleand follow Painshoro signs for 2 rolesfo Pr ncelonMead .... ~ Phone 586-5108 If No Answer CALL 586"1253 I ORtake N. J. Turnpiketo Exit B-A.Right I mile to Rt. 130South. Left 2 ",, 77acre acres Washington Township...... $27,000 milesto Cranbury-Plainsborord. {Main Sf.): right I mileto PlalnsboroRd.: I r;gh!4 milesfo PrincetonMeadows. . I I ½ Duplex in Hightstown 6 rooms and bath. $24,000 . ¯ RESle£N’rlAL ! I bedroo .~ ¯ COMMERCIALesr¯ 4 bedroomn Bungalow in East WindsorTwp¯ situated FOX RUN APA. RTMENTS Business RealEstate Wanted ~ .,NOUSTR,A’’"’111 on ~~acre acreparcel with establishedtrees and shrubs¯ RealEstate For Rent ______Brand new kitchenwith new range and dishwasher, --~F~US--A-- carpeting:pe~ngi3ndnevin L.R. & Bedroom...... $32,500. ¯ FACILITY ACREAGE251.some elope, FOR SUB LEASE Rancherin H/ghtstownin real nice area,¯colonial PRINCETON AREA pert.approved. Ca]] 215-928-1742. ,ncheri IIIinteriorwith fireplace, 6xterior aluminum siding with :crier 100(~ :1. it. total includin~a~ II I aluminumwistorms & screen.Situated on a 75 x 150 lot. 60 Fox Run,Plainsboro, N. J. 08536* Tel. (609}799-2710 prox. )Osq.ft. of air condittoned officq ~ace. Warehousearea has Kendall Park Heinlly, 6 mile ...... $42,90C ~LINCOLN PROPERTY COMPANY ~ APPLIANCES 2 Io; =g docksand a drive-in radius. 201-297-9144. ~~ ,,11 I door. time location near Prin- Met Dempster J.Wedey Archer JackWaxwickAsa Mower3’. cetoncenter with easyaccess to 448:2097 $86-6971 39S-1671 N.J.’ ’urnpike~Garden State Park- Business ,~, Rt. ,,andlhour from N.Y.C. NEED HOUSE -- in Princeton ]|| soGseSAV. HIGHVSTOWN Eveningsand_Weekends. Amp rking. Call Mr. Charles Boroughor Townshipwill buy if RealEstate For Rent at 609-452-2668. n $50’sto low $80 s orrent $400- urIanb $450.monthly. Mid to late August. .Realty Company,blc. PENNINGTON SQUARE FORRENT -- 2000sq. ft. in a new 609-924-7558. Route31 buildingoff Rt. 1 in Princeton. LOVELY TWO-STORY COOLIT Marvin’W.Durland, Broker Pennington, N.J. Pleasecall 609-924-0202. COLONIAL 234Nassau St., Princeton ¯ ¯i in excellentcondition on large lot 2 Storesavailable ’ in MonroeTownship! LR, DR, (609) 924-2054 Ideal for Hardware o~- HOUSEWANTED to buy Bore Prime Princeton area. Good walking distance Nassau St and l I Kit, Fern.Rm., Study, and Utility 8 & 10 stores or like business - No accessfor traffic~ Princeton Roomon~ first floor. 4’ BRand PREBUILT - Modularhomel beautifully constructed foods or bus]ines. 609-924-20Wor write Phone609-737-1300. address and phone. One building Box 02291c/o Princeton Packet. I Bathon second floor... $49,500 1100sq. It¯ ranch delivered on your footings and 12 000sq.ft, onebldg. 4 000sq.ft. I new. Onebldg. 1160 sq.ft. Will WANTED- Listings of all kinds finished ...... $16,000 ouild office andwarehousespace needed. Call us first, we have a BEAUTI FUL OLDERHOME ¯ OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT: :o suit with lease. Brokers buyer for ~,our property. Barcla’y WESTWINDSOR - Colonial expandedRanch, with )rotected~ ContactP.M.C. 609-452- in,choicelocation of town.This PROFESSIONAL OFFICE Agency/,Ihghtstown, N.J. 609-448- lovely7 room,2 full bathhome has entrance foyer, formal dining room, living room, SPACE.Excellent locaUon on !066. 0700. Eves. 635-2929. fireplace in family room, modernkitchen with self route130 just north of Princeton- a heatedattic,.full drybasement. LOOKBEFORE YOU JUMP..And if you need that 95 degree’ [ightstownRoad, one thousand Gassteam heat (new boiler) ~atherand an excusefor leapingoff the divingboard, then be our cleaningoven, refrigerator, anddishwasher, 3 bed- aluminumsiding, newly painted. 2 roomsplus 1 unfinished room,2½ baths, full bee"e- quarefoot of professionallySummerRentals guest¯And the houseis real cool.too. Justgreat for contemporary anelled,carpeted office space, LandFor Sale cargarage, all landscapingnice & living, withlots of spaceincluding 4 bedrooms,3 baths, family meetand 2 car garageon ~ acre landscapedlot. ~reeprivate offices, plus con- wellestablished ...... $44,500 room,separate dining roomcustom kitchen, basement; the rest $69,900 erenceroom centrallyair HILLSBORO -- 19 Acres you’ll haveto seefor yourself...... 863,000. condit oned. Availablem- HEMLOCKFARMS -- Vacationresidential. $4900. per acre. PRINCETONTOWNSHIP. Large frame Ranch home mediately$374 per monthnet. COMESEE this lovely ranchcomplete with 4 bedrooP.;,livingroom homefor rent, Chalet, sleeps I0 Terms,write L. Howell, 10 N. 6th INVESTMENTPROPERTY on one acre woodedlot. Five bedrooms,2 baths, Locatedm theRichardson Realty adults.$200 per week. 201-359-6730. withfireplace, sewing room, den, kitchen with opeq hearth, 2½ baths, Building adequateparking Ave., Manville,N.J. 08835. Lookingfor a goodinvestment charming landscaping and cent ral air-conditioning...... $40,990¯ large eat-in kitchen, dining room,spacious living available. property?This ’older home roomwith fireplace, family room.Full basementwith RICIIARDSONREALTY SUMMERRENTAL -small rustic the centerof Hightstownhes a 6 HIGHTSTOWN¯ RENTAL INCOME - 2 apartmentsplus 9 separate fireplace and garage ...... $57,500 CALL609-448.5000 cottageon BarnegatBay at Toms BUILDINGLOT in Princeton roomapt¯ on oneside & 2 three roomsmake this a goodbuy for the investor...... $37,000. River.I rain. to Bayswimming,15 Twp near High School Call E09 roomapts¯ on the other side. It has rain.to ocean. 2 bedrooms plus hot 882-6614after 630 p m¯ oil hotair heat& all newwirin9 & Oneof the FINESTCOMMERCIAL sites in central N.J. Hi volume watershower, elec. cooking. $100 pipes.This is anideal home for the intersectionU.S. Rt. 130& 571.½acre with 288’ of hi visibility road perweek. Avail. July 14-Aug. 18. youngcouple to live in andlet the frontage2880 sq. ft. steel tromP.Modern building with more than Completebottled or BulkGas Service Call809-452-2167¯ other2 apts.help pay for it¯ At- Sale& Service OFFICE SPACE -- South bIOUNTAINLOT adequateparking¯ This except=onel location within 1½ miles of Exit 8 Brunswick-Hi[~hway 130 MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP tractiveiypriced ...... $29,900 of N,J.T¯P...... :.. S125,000 H & H GASCO. professionalBuildtrig. "Cb’mplete OCEANCITY, N.J. -- Gardens COMFORTABLECAPECOD in’Hamilton Square¯ Close to schools. MainSt¯ Windsor,N.J, facilitiesandservices. Suite #t - PlazaApts¯ New condominium.5 I/2acres. Approved perk test. : Spaciousaccommodations for 4. iPossiblesubdivision. $27,000. ¯ SALESREPRESENTATIVES shoppingand churches, this househas a prettyfenced-in rear yard, (OffRt. NO.130} NewHeater 90Osq.ft: suite #2-118() sq.ft. Evenings& Weekends largekitchen, four bedrooms,pleasant neighborhood - and all for HotWater Heeler Eckert&Gatarz Arcnitects, 201- Allappliances incl. washer, dryer, AnitaErson 448-6854 only ...... $34,900. Stoves Call 448-3232 297-4200. air cc ditioning.Directly on ..Barbara R. CatherineChristie 448-2121 Refrigerator GlenwoodRanges beach and boardwalk.Pool, WarrenFox 396-9240 Welbuilt: sundeck,ocean view balcony. 2 Ralph Dowgin (201) 329-6378 SMALLDEVELOPMENT - 12 new homes under construction. Living Freezer weekrental, $250. per wk. 609-789- room,separate dining room, eat-in kitchen, panelled family room with UsedRefrigerators OFFICE FOR SUB LEASE Weam members of the slidingglass doors to garden,4 bedrooms,2½baths. ½ acre wooded PRINCETON AREA 2352. $39,900. an’dStoves LiftTruck MULTIPLELISTING SERVICE lots. Buildersclose-out. Only "1" left ...... Serving Homes Fuel Approx¯2500 sq.. ft. of air con- WEST MANTOLOKING- Newly [ Farms- Industries TrailerTanks dtttoned office space in modern ,,,~,.~.w.,.,’.~=,_ .. --. o s ~ ,,-, Filled office plaza. Ample parking. decorated, sleeps 6, overlooking[ ,,r, r,~,n O.~.~,~AC’,’~.Su..~ i exl i AA I,-.rmrln Metedeeonk River¯ Available 7-]3’:V n ,cus.ve, ...... /--t~.41~/,ss~.4,,F Click & i.e. Prime location near Princeton 14-73to 7-28 andu 8-18to 9-1.’ Callrestaenual [in Bridgewater moumalnTownshi-area toca[euCall KealI"statefor ~aue . center with easy access to N.J. ~ ...... v. Turnpike, Garden State Parkway, 609-443-3306.Mon-Fri ’ 9-5 ’ 201-722-6338=..c= o p.,,,. , ~-----/.¯ , realtors -- nsurors Real...... EstateRentFor Reall EstateBusiness For Rent Rt. I and I hour from N.Y.C.Some [ -- I .... \ / \ est. 1927 warehouse facilities available LOTFORSALE100x160 Male l with loading dock and drive-in COTTAGE-POCONO MANOR, lAve & carter Wallace ~d [MANVILLE: Home for sale by ~ . 9)4- 0401 OUTDOORDELIGHT - 3 bedroom, door. Call Mr. Edwardsat (609) Pa. 7-bedrooms,3 baths, kitchen, I Cra~[m~Call 609-448-8180after 4 ’ owner. 3 bedroomCape, dining [ \ ~ 15 Spring Street, Princeton. N.J. 586-1 020 housefireplace, running brook, 2 000 SQ. FT. -- plusfull 452-2662. .sun deck, championship golf Into, """ [room, finished basementwith bar, ] VA--’NkV Evcs.&Sun.924-1239 enclosedoutdoor barbeque area 21basement. Corne~" location in course. $190/wk.Call 215-493-3664I ..... I family roomwith fireplace, pool, I boxstalls, convenient toshopping IBlaweeburg N.J.Neighbdrhood days; 215-295-2040 after 9 p.m. and I ~ I eat iu kitchen, 1-1/2 baths, con- I ~~~~--"-~"~ ~;~’~ center.6 miles to Princeton,$350. Icommercial zoned., $3.00 .sq. ft. on weekends. NEWHOPE -- Soteoury,tmcKs I venient to all shopping. Phone 201- I ’ I i .~- EAST WINDSOR CounLy - lot for sale. $12 000..215- 722-6285 AvalableJanuary 1974. ’~’ , e- . . ~- ,~ , I ~ , p . . e. ~ n ". Call201-359-8782. Call 609-924-3121for an ap- OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 862-5236. 40’s. Principals only, please.,[ ~ea[ tszaze for bale l I~eal r.slaze for bale ____. pointment. WARREN PLAZA WEST I Mid RT. 130 & DUTCHNECK ROAD VERMONTcoNDITIO~INGS NATURALis yours whenAIR __ Ii Ii ~-- yourent our chalet surrounded by BEAUTIFUL 1 1/ 2 acre wooded FOR SALE:. Randomat c Data [PRINCETON" ROOSEVELT [ unrt~ ~nR r~LE By nwn~ :~ KENDALL PARK-COLONIAL-- l SUITE SIZE NET PER MO. 100acres and a private pond’ Near lot. Permanenti n 28 acre . SY.. stemv s Moae1471Tabew o Cam...... user o [ Ueeer $30’s Mdstsell Tel, a inffoc t --~ ...... hf~rIpnnrn~...... ft~rrnnl, ...... --d nine’.....o .~_.., ranm . 4 bedrooms2 I/2 baths, family I LEASE-- professionaloffices on 2 rm¯ 385sq:It. $200. Manchesterweekly rate $200. Call nota s mformatto.n on all hs{ings, [ to Ca tf 9 rooms4 bedroomst I living roomeat-in kLtchen with L room,playroom, refrigerator, I Rt. I. 1400sq.ft. Excellent 4 rm. 770sq.ft. $375. private lake ’609-737-2203’ 609-921-3819after Gp.m. customers, ee~len~s ae ~your master bedroo~ w/beamea pantry family room w/wall to :’.. dishwasher,washer & dryer.[location t 6 rooms,carpets and 6 rm 1150sq.ft. $750. ¯ ’ - ~ j -’-~-,’~..:.=.= ...... %.,..... y=. I ceidngana zirepLace, z completeI wall carpeting,2 full baths.Full ’ $395/mo.Security deposit I drapesmcluded. Ample parking. n~EAN & BAY FRONT-- cot- BUILDINGLOTS - in ElmRiagele mo.ney:.:r.nts two year o~amo~etJ baths central air, short walk toI cellar whichcan be finished 1 ear , required.Call 201-297-0673. Attractive prestige building with t’ages& apts., also off beachunits !Pa~:k1;1/2 acre lots, $~ 000toll is stmi~rto .n.ewmoae,se]_ling_(or I schoo[ Ca I after 8 p.m.609-448-I garage hot waterbaseboar¢l heat I $500.per month. 609-921-2313. ample Rarkin’g in excellent ~$22000PhonetmromA rearson over~uuu wuselIIOr~Ib~) "Lee 2027 ’ ’ ’ " "’ location, ranellea walls carpeted still avail, for rent July, Aug., . , ¯ ¯ ...... =¯ J.on.r=.f~ ’~ ^ ...... t;o=; [ ¯ I w/ a new otl bred boder, well., I acoustic ceilings, centrally air Scpt., SURFREALTY, BIvd.&N. ~evetoper u~-~,zzu~. I" .~s~,,~,u,-,o,-,oo~. j Ilandscapad 1 acre / with many, 3rd St Surf City N.J. 6(39-494-’ . ~ I ~ I trees & shrubs baek~ard cam- " ROOM FOR RENT -- central conditioned. Avaitable im- 8700 " ’ - - __ ... I / LAWRENCETO N } uletely fencedin Principals only ediately. Call 609-448-4024week- "~- NassauSt. recentlydecorated, WEST 6TATEST. -- TRENTON- BUILD2INGcrLes?’I’G"rea~°~°mee~Yr¯ I NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY-Bucks [ low rent,available now, 609-924- Prime location. 2 rooms plus mys. . . ¯ , Co. -- by owner, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 NORGATEIII -- Spacious 2" stoy’r 1~52 p.~.900. Call 201’-309-4197after ’. 2040anytime. . smallstorage room. Private OCEANCITYN.J..---_Luxurious Be~ensBrook. 609-921-0472~ " l bathspaneled den with stone [Colonialin excellent condition on a [ .~ entrance.Modern carpet, air. n~v~ooon~°bm;numav[~te.wUC~nzr°z ’ fireplace, attached 2 car garage, Ifenced corner lot. Centrally airl ~..~ FORRENT -- 3 bedroomhouse, Reasonable. Cal 809.392-4828or ~’6t . . Y . ". !P . ¯ " 1 14 x 28sundeck, .on fully land- I condtioned,4 bedrooms, .21/2 IBY OWNER -- 4 br,colonial, t- .. convenientlocation, 1 I/2 miles 882-5418. Wasner. . , W.a er, P .. opt - ana- ’ sunaecxKENDALLPARK ~ For sale bylscapedacre. $49800.’Not inlbaths,basement, 2 car garage,ltachedgara~e.,lar~.elot, lr.,ar, ; iTem train station. 3 mi. from OFFICESPACE. wait.weekly or monmot Aug.owner’ 3 bdrmRanch 2 baths20’ development. Call 2’15-862-5236. [ Extrasinclude carpeting, ~rapes,I f.r., large Ki¢cnen. rrmcpats only. ’.’ center of Princeton. Call 609-452- $1300201 359-8889 ~ ’ | humidifier,TV antenna,,storms 609-443I 6831" ¯ 2102. New modern suburban office ¯ " " r panelledden," newlydecorated, ~ -" ,~~~ cocered flagstoae patio,, trees, _~ /ana screens. Shown ay .aP-/ -- " FOR THE COUNTRYLONER-- -’:’----~ .... s .... fndsor center.on Rt. 287 interchange. p.°tatment" small I bedroomhouse for rent. 80r~iles~s~o~na l~nrk~,~00~q ft Space available .from 500- 60 000 "A~.~&~.SI~:~--~i~t°i:to.w:~n. ~la.~,d.e~s~L’:ttrC~ ~i~.b~ks~°l¥:~b~°m~:~:P~}i/ /~°r~°°oR;".Ad:~l;~t ~%~:i ’ ’~ min. drive east of Hightstewn on ....i " ..... r~’i-e sq ft. Prestigious neig.hbors. SchoolSt. Sleeps 11 on9 beesand 201-’~-1656 ’. " [ [~as ,grin,t.v. antenn, 609-448l FREDAULETTA REALTY III Hancock.Goou. loea~lon.’ .^uSe ¢I~1 ]~.t e,Qn ~r m~.~’~t remain; mayoe mvmeu,t- = ~ Partitioning to suit. Car~ung~’airconvertiblesore. Two full baths ’ luasement,2-I/2 bams.~ " IRealtor’ 609-883-85221Prlvateentrance, gnd floor. : Utilities extra. Call 609-448-2010...... ~ "T- ’ conditioning, blinds mcluded. andoatside hot shower. Includes ’ ’ [ 5413.L6w 40’s. ~:ast Wlnesor. . .l . IBeautifullarge 2 bedroom,I bath, Private entrance¯ Ampleparking. dishes,silver linens & blankets. [ . ~ [M~.|carpeted, drapes, washing OFFICEFOR REN;P-- centralReasonable rental or shortterm Aug.1-18, $1,000. Aug.19 - Laoor I ~. ’ . ~. ’ .... | |TwnK h~n,,Hn,n,u,~a,~4 ..... I machine, dryer, dish.we , RECYCLE ¯ NassauSt., recently decoratedlease. " . , Day $1,200. Aug. 1 - Labor Day I The easy to read Ulassified ~a~es oF I[sub’~’Iv]d~]~’";,~{~lnj~’~,,Fn~s~:/extras.Golf, tennis, swtmming.... "rUle low rent, available now, IloraeeC.Sehaman $2,100..Days212-344-3800, nights [ . ’ ’ ’" " ~" [l’woods West" ~n~u,.,~",’,~/:resrcation, secuHtyoa premises. ’ .: "’"’* I telephone/secretary available. 212-288-8828.Weekends 609-921- I Th,= P~,~b,,o ...... koo..J ,~..:o:~..k, ,, I/nrotected6~.92{-9~t’72." ...... /Carry[ng$20500moufld~’. Asking 201-469-9,233 9148. 3 ...... E~ "."3’ [/ ..... /unfurnished $12,500. 609-655-0476.. N EWSPAPE R 1609-924-2040. [ ...... T~e P~NC~O,VP.~CKU" / tt¯ SevenFor Central JerseyIt " "l’hcI zwr~nc~, I,cdger TH£ CENTIOIL POST TheManville News WlNDSOR-HIGHTS HER)tLD Classi fi" ed dvertl’sing:l’heFranklin NEWS-RECORD THURSDAY,JULY 19, 1973 I1-B RealEstate For SaleReal Estate For SaleReal Estate For SaleReal Estate For SaleReal Estate For SaleReal Estate For SaleReal Estate For SaleReal Estate For Sale

TWINRIVERS -- 3 BR TownSHERBROOK ESTATES -- 1/2 ¯ PRINCETONTWP.--for sale On 4 YR.-7 4. .BDRM ~v~,.,,,,.?,., rn.~x,,^. --, ...... rnLv~.x.=...... r~uo : House; 2 I/2 baths, LR, DR [ acre wooded lot, 4 bedrooms I .SOUTH BRUNSWICK.-- 4 a beautiful lot (nearly an acre) ROSSMOOR~, ADULT Communit ...... Familyroom, 5 majorappliances’. I built:in kitchen, fireplace, 2 I/2 1 neor.oom~olonial. Diningroom, w/mature trees and plantings. I Co-op,2 bdrmaot, single house [ HAMILTONSQUARE -- Unusual ~n/~ ea~ lo[ma~cm~!gt~r~i~ k~t, I incl’ self cleanoven, self .direst baths, .air,’ carpeting’and drapes [ eat-ankitchen,’ paneled, family. Looa!ed ! blo.ckf.romN.Y¯ bus. in’ oat[o, carport.., i~clud,rug, etc¯ customColonial.. 9 years old..Fine.,ry.../, ..:g. .... , ~__~, my~ Nearly 220 ~.ears ¯old in F.ranklin

lransferred g profess;aa ly landscapedhrie~ $5;9¯900 By appointment609-7~ I Low$50’s B~, owne~,and~amily comfort ’ Large °Iv ’ n I ~ Ownerslear ng state ’$53 500Call SnCPn.g,..m~r~a,~pp.[ncs.S’.~4,5.00uw~,alJ. ou-J-,u~o.~oT.o b, u Y, all lPropcrty" tilt) completely sits restoreuthis mag.nificen.tcenter flail patio¯ Call(609) 448-2415] [2136Principals on y¯ I201"821 "9383 roomand din’ng room (167.20) ...... i’ 609" 586-5135] 55]’/1082" or4M "322*/ ~ ’ ( ~ ’ I W/finnrtn eoillna ~tnrnuoh~v Irn~l~t~bit~ lwvr’, l~eautllul I " ’ mus¢ ouy lr realtor," ...... ICol0nial w th ts 3 worxthF I ~ ,,,i.’h-,.’,;,~’:.,~-ib=;.%.?.’%’=Y’3::~ Ioonvenlent ocat’on. 7 yr. Levitt ~ ~ Irrep acesin thekitchen formal --~’r-o~.=uvw=~ =.u = =~.~. uw=v, =uu co onal on2/2 l~ere fully land-I ~ P r=vr...... ~unuu~v~mree DamI ¯ lar~,e~ sunn,, ~ kitchen w~br l " I diningroom and living room’1-1/2 expandedranch in: PrincetonINCOMEPROPERTY -- .New LPRIME CATS .WI GG I NS sr." area,make rues" ...... a pleasuresead corner lot..... 4 bdrms¯2-1/2 .... baths3 bedrooms. ,den . and forsale by owner I ZgYpt ¯ -= E~:ellent - ith e The comforta~; family room and ba!~ tamely _rm.,_dinlng _rm.| I ~ HOMEFORSALE BY OWNERI pl’ay’room’ This home¯with its.. ~__.__,Junelio. , ~...... I coOp.,etON ~no~laat~gd= Cn°trener:o~:=~ u u¢ I,norlunitvtODUVlineolnnometoat v covered nato w/ins h~h~.~ i~.~pm~:c ~ ~:ar ~l-u~ ~:~Jrltr~ll "~l~J MUU’J~|IIIW~S#~VS~I U ...... ~ .~ ~ . . --/Orl Inal warmto an{:] cnarm yet

g ¯ ~ ’ ’" ’ ’ ’ ’ " ’ ’ ’ Landscaping has nanelledP " ’ tam~" r roam ~t,,,~h,,=Y, |118x250A bargain at $59500’ I prneoalsoolv’ ’ ’ " " ’ 201"24512~8 " ¯ ~.^~...... , ...... , __.,hee~_ I house andabarn, themagmheent’ ’ r ~ ~ ,¯ ...... Additionalis available land ad aeenteply to ~ ~ ~ ~’ ¯ $27800 p~mv.~u.au~ p auu~u uuu 1.- view .of a goI f course,privacy ’ and " ¯ ~ - ...... " lle," [TOWNH0SE--T - o,~ ~ uw~r. --. wr,~I HAMILTON ....TOWNSHIPte CAPE.cludesmany " ve~taoletrees garaen &..,shruhs:Will prov The aeI aseculsion¯Asking $145 000.’ wlt~many rare and unusual 13c3a, ’~ ll’L6a~.r~o.~ N.J.08648, or [3 bdrmllUna rm WInNnRIrVE. cleat ...... I MAINTAINED5yr.old Cranbury l L n__Im_._macu,!a, condltI0n.Large [good harvest all summer & fall. ] z:vngc p antsand trees, incudnga herb l uu-~o . rt,e,li~.’,uutIu --bovely large IManorBileveILR,DR Kit3BR l.C.a.r~ lea~.Ivlng room, monern[Thi ~houseisinSherbrookclesetolMOONt~,,,onq,,;,,~{~’REA garden2-car gara~,e with radio- l I~.Sin.....kitc .’,..,=.~-2 =’I/2’bath="t^_..,..__ finished .,__ farmhouse on acre lot in country¯ s controlled°=:-.~-=.=.door..~"~’v-~,’ veryu¢-~{ corn-t l ~ ]~l~’.[~¢.~,,~’~ Elevenrooms to get lost,in. Five lwithColoni~Ibrickfirenlace1 i/2baths nanelled’rec’ roo~denlhU.gxncnen, e bedroom1 oearoom on 2ndonfloor, let noor, lwalktothetra[’n"st~tion ischoolsandshonninoandvou ~515]~nncan[l *.;auconect20t.462-6460- .~’~’:." ...... ~’ fortableand well-mainta nedI |;==~[’~"~:--~.aw/,,w~,~=’~=A~,,~,.~~=bedroomsand three baths. Home or4thBR laundryroom’.& ~rage .aoequate alr conditioner,full ICe I 5]09-989-7700ext 4~’du’rin~] ~ home.Mid 510’s. Call 5]09-799- [SEE IN PRINCETON JCT. -- [~.~n=~’~.~ s~"~,?~.".._.’~Y=~.~.’." issturdy and large, shaded by funtree lined 3/4 acre. W/W car- I Pasement’Conveniently. located Ithe day or 799-0996 after 6 u m o~[ 0775after 6 p.m. and weekends. |W.W. Twp. by owners. Central airl~ai~";.~,,’~,;’=,~,~;, ~"";’v’=’=u,,~,, beautitul.trees.Presently used as pet[rig inLR DR, & rec.room. l [or transportauon annsnopping, leall your broker. -’ " uvv--r=o,~,= twofamll home can easll be i~anymature trees A lovlnI~ I’ [- 12’x24’redwood deck overlooks / " ’ . .Y . .¯ "Y lAcking $44,900. Call 609-448-5127¯ I lea ..... ’ ~ y"I [TWINRIVER LAKE apt2bdrmlg [trees/woods¯ Landscaped5/8 / . convertedto onetamuy. $5].0,000. I ~ InPowSantnomemannearea, uaul [livrm&dinrmultra modkit, with [acre 4 yrs. old. 4 bdrm. 2 1/2 / ...... ¯ ~ |5 GEmaj. appliances,a carport EAST w’"I l.~U~ut~ ...... ouv~ /bath’s, master bdrm beamed/ , ~w~’n=vr.,=tb -- L;lty con- I I I ]forquickbuy$23 000. NoBrokers. REDUCED-- 1 1/2 year old brick [w/private bath D R i~ R F R [ venleet]ein countrysetting. 41 ~zhtI [ $30,900 [ ] Call609-446.6089’ and split shake7 1/2 roomrancher thane ed ~reat f reo ace" s ide / ~ and airy bedrooms,2 1/2 bat’~s I IIOPEWELLTOWNSHIP ~ WHEREELSE - can you buy all ]ADULTCOMMUNITY HOME -- [ ’ on halt" acrewooded lot. Large28’ [~lass door~to deck,~ll elee. kit- / TWINRIVER view.of.trees and open f!elds, [ ~hisat a price youcan afford? 6 J aye[l able at R ossmoor¯ Exi! 8A,/ longentrance layer separatesan lohonR’ o~=ilnn n full hn~f=rnont| CONDOMINIU~’iRE’SALES excenent scnools last tran- om bungalow portico p e s 21 lvmg room and ]BUY NOW-- U--er ¢50’s Call / ...... sportatloo to N.Y.city. $43 5]00RAN [- KitchenCHERWITH w I~’ ...... EVERYTHING [arch p ,80 x 135 lot’ ’ with a var trontety" ]2nd ~.J.Tumpixe floor privacy’zoeorooms Near clubhouse ’l Dam’[ "m r s ire ’ li ...... ° ...... ~ °f formaldiningroomfromanatural[609-799-0459 =’~" " [ East’W~ndso~N" ’ ’ [~zeneronssize’=l’i~,~n~"’ro%~’=%| trees and shrubs. Entrance[Reasonableprice ncludes car’/ BEATTitEIIEAT woodpaneled den and L-shaped/ ’ ] .ff.~i,o~ ~=~L..-"=L^~ SOUTHBRUNSWICK -- 83 I ~edrooms1 full ~’~,h"~,.~] hallway ultra modernbath w th [acting draperies and manyex-| eat-in kitchen¯ The 2 above [ [ ...... ~"~¢’ clearedacres with 12510’of roadl finished f~milyroom~i~t~ bu~[:in I marlit muraland formicatub liras. I~owmonthly amortization/Air-Conditioned, 2 stow, Kendall ¯ averageand an over-sized master [..~. / frontage. Residential zoning, ] bar 2 car carnort nicnic cabana[encl°sure for easy cleaning¯ land maintenance.Equity/Park Colonial, super-sized patio, bedroomsare nestled in rear of Itt~MIL~Q~ T.OWr~.’,HIP-- large |LAKE ...... FRONT $3 800per acre¯ I lar;e size scr"eened".... ~. ,^..~lFormal dining roomColonial 1513 500 Available Nov Call/wR.h gas grill and outside at- home,offering complete privacy¯ ]2 ~earolo split¯level on.60x 120/ =,~unuu~u ...... , ] cor~erlot central~vU’a’~j¯ ’~=,.~lkitchen, full basementand’1609-’655-3293. ’ /taeaed, storagearea. Blueb[rry. Somefeatures of homeinclude 2 I!uuylanascapeelot.~o.earooms,~ / v=-^,~.,~,c. FURNISHEDhome for rent in I dltioned ~4’4 nnn ~ "~’"lgarage.Stream adjacent to rear l [s[rawoerry, blackberry and l/2baths,2eargarage,basement I1/2 .ba, tl)..s,.iormal diningroom, ] f..o,^_ ,.,.=~?^’.~21~’~:..... Cranbury.Available Sept. t. $400. I ...... [of property¯You’ll love it. Call[ [raspberry plants plus large wall/wallcarpeting throughout teat;in. Kitchenpaneleo rec room/ 7~"~o";^"=°J’.k~.,=~?’.’~=’~=’ per monthon 9 month]ease . I ,aTvrc,~,,.,r, ...... [ vegetable garden¯ Landscaed stormand screens 22’ cut.ft Iwita oasementand 1 car attacnea, ~-.-=. ~,- ~-=:,,~,,. , ~y..osa=~ux=~u,~,,~r I nowto see. ~=~,~.~ .... /.ro,..a_ . =_a ...... !P . Aminerefri# customcabinets’ ]lzarage¯ Manyextras¯ First of-| G.E. Kitchen with 2 door self-, ...... [Kitchenwith eating area formal/ ¢ .... [_.. , [~ar~ar~2$ u~r.oo, m~z~/zoa.ms,, ^,^~.=.. ,= au,~v,~,,~.,urr ~ur_,.-, -- in 1/2 M’~Aa M~"t~ ;,,~. --[ ¯ ~’~¢m exce.ent conait o ~,~-,.,~=,,.s.~=,u,l~...,r F~,^...^.~.,?yu,,~ v~,=,,, ..... ’ ff’erin~,¯ For¯sale ~ by ownerPr cedI defrostingrefrigerator¯, downtown Hi htstown d ning1 year room family ...... rouen 1 ~’i~f~4r,’c,~. j ^re [SELL...... BY OWNER Pricedm to sell - $45,000.Owner no-wax tiles dishwasher liosei’[Prncpasonlyealls]09-585- [ Se. f-c eaning oven¯ ¯ ._. ~ ¯ . baths, 4bedroomsutlhtyroom 2 Me,.,.,,,.,,.o.P.a-h-~- a~a LAWRENCETWP.4 bdrmsplt [Ioavn~,nunt~ om,)~o,.), WestlnEhouse¯ heavy’ duty washer ’[3464. [ Dlsnwasner.... ¯ lease.~{o. eaenper monm. [ earg arag .e Newanda1 most ready , ...... l hnv~,lv7 rnnm¢nm P=,,=I ,~=,¯h,~o [panelledfaro rmw/bullt-ln ¯ ¯ ’ [...... o ...... ,...,-,~,-,,o,. ~ - ! and ~ dr,,erJ -landsea-int E, ~ / washer. ^ . ~ I to occupy.$5]4 500. I~at~’~in.:.[~ "t"as~ef.:t’"_’/.."_;..’_"’"’~ Ul [Janullll~ anu Ibookshelves 1 full, two1/2 baths ] tastefully done.’ Must be seenOLDER ¯ HOME -- on 3/4 acre ¯lot Dr v¯er¯ ’ ° ’ carpet n aundr rm’ in basement1 ca~ withinMany extras $54490 Call [-wO_lth3car^gal~a,[ [es in Wes.t¯Wlnd-J.UUtil.ltyroom. ~. #(~ ~ MASON.RY2STO.RY.-Goo.d¯house[dinin=zrogomFireknoPtty lace I)ineformal den [garage.Y Fencedin’backyard, , air lEAS WINDSOR-- beautful 4 ~ffaaA~’.llaf~ " ’ ’ i~or.~.~t#ow ~alior appolmmem lr~tlO. U ~[ lor tile m-laws Mooern ~ltcnen | ~..,f~,,~^~.~’~.a ~.~.~ ~,’ system etc T ~" ...... 1609-799-1044.’ ’ -- ’ . ¯ ¯ ’ ¯ ¯ ’ ...... ~ ^,...... , =,= ¢ ,, ee, ’ Icono’ iire alarm , ¯ ear Colonialhouse onc, 1/2 acre / Carport¯ Beal Estate Broker [ dmmgarea, large hyingroom ]]andsca....~ 1 a~ ,=..~ ’,._,.._~Y? ...... 1541,95]0. Call (609)883-5678. /~;t 4 s-acionsbedrms I livrm JM~7 l C~b House ...... 54 N. MainSt., Cra.nbury,N.,/ J with fire,ace alcove, family I homen~.w...... I ~ ]formal~ining rm; paneil~ fa/nil~ NORTH BRUNSWICK-IJ~-"-~.~’l:,in;~--’;;-’---~’L;:’/ [ ...... ~ ...... I ~ . ~;0’J-l;~5-1900 ". Ir.oom,~en,zmlleams, agenerousl [ /room, &laundry rm, cent air ¯ ., ...... ~.^-w^-a-., ,;:° ---’;" .... ¯ ...... | I uorotnyLlndenfelds]09-395.0892ISlZe..o~rpo.ms,¯.zear garage,[ $39900 [ /condit full basement& 2" car ~o~m~orcl~"~’ara~e’ u,} nls~le~[~oysezmog..er.o.c.o.nven.[.eoces, [ R.C.REINItOLDCO¯ I J.L. Angola,609.65(].8968 [exce~ent lot warn mature trees¯ [COLONIALFIREPLACE-two of [VERMONT -- 3 miles North of [garage, newpaint exterior, low ¯ u ¯ --^.. ’..~..;,~.~l’t....:.~ I~’~u~w~.P~uturt~WIHuOW~’’1/° / REALTORS I NanceLowreys]09-448-4170|~u,uuu. /them and what beautes Lar,~e/Middlebury. Doyouwanttoowna/5]0’sforfastsale Call609-446.8861 uasem~.~,~-=-~=, ~--,,-~ .’~o-oo*n re. ’ ’ ¯ ~" river~ Pl 2 a i l ’ " ba’rbecue built into brick kitchen’[’ ~ / ...... ";o,,~. I ~ /NEW2 STORY...... /[split level home, formal dining[ . .us .3 be utfu. aer~, wall¯ . ’ grin te fireplace in sunken[ [ °,~.remon I...... /Kitchen wi~ h~,~’~;’~o~" [room,, rivate pleasurably tin and different ool [panoramic vlew, .on ma!nro.aa: ] living room central vacuum| / ...... ’=.:." I /formal dinin~ roomllvin~ room[P pa p larg e /~ - z~o~oaown ...... ins termsto r~g~ nt I . ~,,uw...... ,,rm ....." ...... ~,~o-,luo. ’ / / uu~-~u~-~lt, i ~~ , o ¢, .sam[l-room features a flagstone/ouyer,r.,xceuem OUUOlngSltes. l::sy [ , [ ,l’~.=.,~u~=~’]=, [ ¯ ~ /~h hreplace,.famlly room, [floor ~and ~stic firep]ac~ 4th [owners¯ $19 500. 802.388.6067. /GRACIOUSCONTEMPOI~RY J V~LU’~.!,°lU~ J ~ I/11~1 °rden,entraneef°yer’A | ~ [COLONIAL home- 1 .acre land. ; ~ f | [b~t~struction a ~,~o,~::,~.uou~,nlng.-:-, oeer%m I...~’tt~ IALLENTOWNAREA: Very at-I ll[4//.qHZ/.~(~//,ll / withquick occupaneYi0wner movi~ o°u~t ~reero,n°m~;[ ¯ [Centrally a,r cond)t,oned, r~’,~’~.~’~,"~,~,aa~ r°°mto~,,~I -’"=’=’~ [tractive colonial type rancher I’|~l /date. $57,900. ]now ...... I, ...... i oearooms,2-1/2 oaths, f a.m!]y ...... ’ "" ...... "~" "’=""~’e/[ I Wth e~nandnhl~~nrl flnnr "Ph;= I / I " i"= auxin =uw=~nuuor., -- ~ win [ room z-car garage, ueauntuay Sept. let. Call 609-448-8921...... i ’ I;,.... ~;.~^~.;k,. ,k^ ~: ....l .m~,~,~,,,~,o,I,...... ,.,~..a IBRICK AND FRAME RANCHER l _ _ _ [Rivers,QUAD I. Paneledfamily I landscaped.’ In- qmet pre, - -Modernkitchen:~ | $29,900 entrance[wo;km’a~ip~a~nd’featur~ a’sl’a~e [III’l=oca[~on~or’tl~is~e~cel ~n~one / with eating area JUSTREDUC~9.0~wner,oin,to [room, kit &..basement prof,s Revolutionary.village of ..Cran [OLDERCAPE - situated on aJ foyer with redwood[year old TownhonseThis "R" living room with fireplace, 3[Florida 3/4 ar, r’e of t~wer~-" ]~nusea~apauow/~.ecz.~,~. [ou.ry, r~:.~.~xceuentcomrnutmg,3 CAPE’COD . I maturelandscaped l/2 acre ]ot in IPaneling, hardwoodfloors and [modelis no longer =~vailablein bedrooms,1.-1/2 baths~ .excellent[trees Custombuilt beauty"o~|~’rn°keers~.m2~a~s~.~aiter°p’m"~°l~7~l~0t~a~5]~5~xous. Beau"f¯ u u opeweilIH t~oroon.a m¢.e least Windsorwith all municipalI natural trim’finish. Therooms ard Inewhomes and its excellentfloor location wlt~. 1 acre el lanu. lU, I Tennesseestone and aluminum| ’ ~" ’ I ’. ’ " ¯ qmetstreet. A,home.to.oe lived in lutilities. Excellentcondition I spaciousand include living roomI plan is verydesirable. Features basement,side porchwith slate [ trim for easy maintenanceLar~,e / [ . ann e njoyea.. Living room I throughout the 3 bedroomseat-nlformaldinlngroom3bedrooms 2 nclude: ]argellving roomwith floor. S45,900. kitchen with senarate ennkin~[ [ /ureplece, ammgroom, ~ltenen Ikiteheil carpeted living room¯ Ibaths, brlghtmodernkitehenwith Iplcture windows,dining room...... larea and huge pantry 3 [ w/dishwasherbreakfast nook, [Newro~)f plumbingand heating [beautiful cabinets. Finished modernkitchen with frost-free u~r~tu~~U~.’r~MI-’U_KARY - I bedrooms 2-1/2 ]3aths bea~z’tiful ’ IMMEDIATEOCCUPANCY ’i paneueu oreezeway leeas.to [ ’ " [basementand garage¯ $46,5]00. [refrigerator, se].f-clea..nlng oven ~1ucnpublicizeogeodesiedomeon [corner stone firepla’ce 2-car [HOPEWELLTOWNSHIP -- at [FORSALE BY OWNER - Prin- §~.r~en_ ann Fie=rage; ~ nine / , .... [_ ...... [range, top quality alsnwasner, ? wooaea,acres lea.rares lOVely./garage, WashingtonTo~veshin [tractive Californiahip ~;,~ ..... ~/cetonTwp.Three bedroomranch¯ ucu.~ooms,~pams, stuuy wall to [~ ...... ~,~w ...... [CUNVI~NIENTTWIN RIVERS [lar~eannlovelyfamilyroom, two nan.a;cralt.-c-.~, c°pperuoor~unusual[Nows the time to see a ~)~ [nnnnew’r-nft.... h.~,~,,.’~,~’/Delightfully landscapedgrounds wall .carpeting on stairst and ]~uw~,~nu.u~-~en.a.un.l[~.wa~tolTOWNHOUSE:End unit near lanu one half baths, three large vaultedceding,spiralstalrsto2ndlbu.. ~ i;; -’;:-,’’’=~’’~.’~...... b’~’:~’ rwithin walkin¢, distance to oedrooms¯ Central air con- I~~cnool ¯ , .PLY.sou In g/ [~¯ ¯~ [ous ann Itenn s courts pool shoppingand ] bedroomsand full basement floor, openbalcony, numerous[ ~¯ I¥|~11 floor[las uvlng room W tn [schools$49 500~"or appointment ditioning, watersoftener~ finished [ tennlscourt,t-’lusn carpetedliving I schoolThree bedroom town- I Otherextras include,washer anti skylights sliding doors from | I.[fire-lace P , .u ,m.s.~ ~in’-w,.t!l ...... v=Fw/,.~n r.c~’~o~~wT’ Nn ~,=nt~ nl,,=,,~= basementleading to outsidepatio¯ [ana amlngarea, ultra-modern[ honse~,ith wall to wa]! earn~t|n~ I dryer olush caroei throuahout dinina roomand masterbedroom [ [large eat-mxltcnen, wltnalsh- , | ...... "-’~"...... o----," ...... I~itchen and faml]y area, 1-1/21throuehout Basemen~-~as~ee~Jan’d’ ~uch /nuch n~ore 4 be~rooms,1-1/2 baths utility[ ~A._~ [washer, new ¯.wall oven,_ 3[ DIDONATOREALTY |~iantyl~ 2 hugebedrooms, partlfinish=ed i’nto a family, room!Realistieallyprieedat $39,900:room,.flex!blekitchenlay~ut. This[ .... ’ [~er~tr~o~am~-P~l~lea_^~en/= 609882.747? [vm~neuoasement central with wall to wall carpe_ tmg built I lunctional ano esthetic home ’ " ’Y =~a, = " Ry31~f°~i!~n}l.#l!g lacuumand:~::dIU°nlngI~c~es~i: il:!ff~Cetr:ari ! ~~:me~e~nHatTw~oaU~eaaScr:oL!:sepiE~;i!~i~You:t!i{c~s~tt!i~ts~a~f~!r~ I ’ " ...... IKENDALLPARK -¯Sou!hlredwood~eek A~g~pllanoesandlWindsor Township. Features eompletng ths dream home.[ [aandsWcrksh°’-P;-Owne-r"m°ving-’la/-c’-allal~pllanees’pa’rtlyfinlshed" ’ I orunswlcz~ oearoom2-1/2 oaln, ^^-,--, -:- ’ ~.-- ¯ ~ , IloeLuoe’laruesunKen I virtu room ~59500 ! t~W¢IUCL~. m=¯ | .v~ ~e. u.~ weeK. PtSKIn~ lua~emem,many extras, great BIGAS A BARNPhone today IC°l°nial" Nicely decoratedand I ~.~Z~I~’~~0n. ulu°mng’~uses ,at formal "dialing roomha~dsom~ " ’ ’ / ...... 1567,000.Make offer¯ [location. Expressbus to NYC. and paceoff the 15 b g rooms"[ car..eete..d.= throughout.Large [" ’ [ modernear-!n-kitchen, twenty:six ROOMYBILEVEL- Kitchen with [ ~ [; ...... ~Avall~Sept~lst.Call (212)688-6745] yourself".The1 Insacre hem g" ,o,,,~=,;,t~u~ut.,a~mcnea gara.ge, COZYCUSTOM RANCHER’ loot paneleatamuy room sour easingarea, formal dining room, ur~uw~ .=,~.~.~e,~. paneledtamd room and Ira- ICw/exposedbeams, hardwood .’ bedrooms~r ’ two andeeehalf~ths ~ [ [W ~ l~O~- E N I’ closeto State Collegeshows you it ~.. Y =Located one dead end street mbas ...... familroom I-I/2 baths utilit Y/ ~ Multi- ¯ leLishogBroker ~s big n everythngbut pr ce¯ pay H ghtstown. Colomal decor¯ r g " Y ...... ’ ade wall to wall carpetmg and garage’ Locatedouts ¯de ’ [of Pen- $45,900 apesincluded. Reahstlcally " nmgton.’ ’ -construction ¯ wlth .... REALTOR " 888-190~ ggedfloorsandbrickfire pla ce Under mt,,~m~u~1~um~ -- A M D R . COMMERCIALLOT - located (newCONTEMPORA . . RY 2 STORY- vine room° eat in kitchen’~o prl "cedat $44,900. quick occupancy$52500 ,|’~[ I evesandweekends609596.4341" ¯ O E N COLONIALin the across from a newand inviting I listing) Situated on a land- [ ~inin~ room’2 b~r ’;-,~,",~"/TOPr,,d | I ’ ’ ’ [ i :.~ " ’m~’i.:~/~"’: [~. [~ shadowofthePeddieSchoolonSo. shoppingcenter with framehome ].scaped corner lot in detached[ [oase~nent~ara~e A’lum COLONIAL-- Partially I EWINGTOWNSHIP / [’.’l~Jl~’~:: ~J~[~’~I.."!~IWJ’I: I ~ I MainSt.A perfectblend of history thatcouldeasily be convertedinto [namesection of TwinRivers¯ [siding fo~ ~asySmaintenancel[wooded half acre lot surroundsI /~."_:.’~F~. ’-.;/l¢~.’.w’~’l. I . land the contemporarystyle of effices. Aaideallocation for manyI ~mmacniatecondition throughout [.~12 900 . ’ [ this lovely four year old Colonial [ ATTRACTIVE2 STORY [ I [ living¯ Youcan leave your car in smallbus nesses $45 900 line t.ll~ enu’y layer plush car-[" ’ ’ [home Features include livin~ I COLONIAL- Aluminum sidin~ [UNIOUENORMAN FREN f’u I I the driveway and walk three [p too ILVlngroom formal dining I H IC.WP~’~nw~f,n~.~r~ /roomwith hay windowforma~[ I ~o~eentrancefo,,e{ kitcheh wi~hl’rUD~R--it’sooeo~o~I-a-,-~,,~ / I blocksto shopsmovie churches CUTEC.AP.Z. CQD-:]nst over.t.he [ recto,~ [amdy.,r_oomwith sliding I Beautiful area near Peddle[dml.n.g.room bvght modern, eat-I large eating area, formaldining[~arp.eted rooms¯ 3 bathsI 2 stone [nv~,n~a’~f~FARMS~,m...... [publles¢.h~ls &N..Y. commuter coveree ormgem ~ergean~svle, I ~,.=. uuur~ ultra-mouernKltcaen ! Schnnl ,= ~n~,ifm~h~lp~m- /m-Kltcoen e gnteen loot tamlv i room24’ livin~ roomwith[l renlaces a very unnsua ~-o, ...... " ...... ~ .... , I ousesTillsnomeieaturea ~ large N.J. 6 roomsand fenced yard for I[Ul~ eqmpped,3 second floor I livin~ r-,,~ n~i-;n~,.,,,,m ,-=.-,---’ I room,full basement,and attached I firenlace 4 large ~edrooms2-1/21 turret entrancewhich incl-d~ o/$3800,per acre. ... . I bedrooms,21,2 baths, living room the childrento play all for $37 500I oeerooms2-1/2 baths, attached tamiTvr=,’,Z-;;~’-=~;,~=’~’ ~’~,~ [ garageExtras nc ude dranesbat~ f~milv=~oom central air sniral staircase ver~nice ~n-~aw1.5~ ACRES- plus olu larmnouse,I with fireplace dining reameat n Igarageand central air. [ room,2-1/2 baths. ~Garage.Cen #- and¯reds~fenced .m rear yard conditioning2 car garagewith l arrangementor maid’squarters IWestWmdser, $4400. per acre¯ I kltchen:..pane.lled family room, CHARMING-- Describes this / I tral air condlion[rig. Aluminumwasner,..aryer,.ana relrlgerator, blacktopdrive.way, beautifulland down in the basementthere is [ ¯ I ~e.n.t. a/u,¯.mu.easement,.alum. brick front Colonial homein JSPLrP~ ’P~$46 ’~nnr~900 I siding Somewall to wall car- [ uu~mnamgvalue at $45,500. [ landscapedlot, walkingdistance lthe future Rathskeller. If your [CRANBURY- Large stately I SlUing, pauo, large, y.ara w!m Honewell Twu You’ll love thelt’r-~-o’~,L,:~’"~.}’~"--~ar~.e[peting~Alovelyhomer $57900 I ...... l to golf course.$59,900. " Ila.mily is lookingfor the unusual/Viotorian on over3 acres,y" lV~e~e~m,,megaam~e~n’t"r=mcl~l~°n~ laF~zeli,,;-~ ~.’.k~,.,;,~, ~.~...,~. I ;:~ ~’ .... =. ~,o ~¢;u~=~ram=at / " ’ ’ ] WUUU~U~t"~t’l" -- r’uuy WoooeaI Iplan yourvisit now. /Tremendousnotential~ $79 900 / ~o~,-s ,,~o,~. -~’~--~-,~. do~ oa~,el~-~’~’~’,~h,~’,’~,~=~I[r.-°nt oome)n...~ranouw~ Manor TWINRIVERS. Ifvouareleekin~ half acre lot frames this im- I SPACIOUSRANCHER- Beautiful [ ’ " / . .,V...... ,"=~’.:’ ...... s l=~e~o~ ~as~ wmusor, tmitt furl for the finest i’n suburba ...... =~imaculateseven year old home llandscaped corner lot modernIRELAXEDEASYLIVING Can[ | : ~reeaahe~rthbrick ~Rplac~ [relaxatlonwi.th.su.chfeaturesasa lwithdaily commutino to"l~e~[Fe.a.turesincludeliving roomwiti~[kitchen with eating area, formallbeen.joyedinthisrustic3bedreem COUNTRYRANCH - An ~xtrass’t~ch a~U~n~rec~l~n~ [ ~r§er~woo~.ae_~, aoove.grouna [ York C ty’,be sure to=see this 2~ came°eralceiling, formal dining [ dining room, living room with[rancn that features contemporary[unusually, .warmand. roman uel ’,chair rails beamed ceili~ dy’. I _P_w_L_=;;.u.ally ~£uw.ooa sauna oam in i bedroomend unit townhouse i room, modern eat-in-k tchen I firepmce,den, 2 fullbaths 3 |styng and ultra modern kitchen In°me omerent ana lovely. 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Wall to , o . ., ., ., v.,,... weeaee ¯ Jaatr~cneu . gara ge ’ twill onrn~ti,~ ,,,=,~.l ~i~ ~,~, [two and one half baths laundry[~ampton Hills $64900 / . , [bedrooms1-1/2baths sumptuous ], to W:carpeting, c/a, and.5, tailor [ " /di[i on’i~-~"°’ ~[r~"=,=?~".’lroom,extra large storage rooni. / ’ /A REALWINNER -- Tucked/living room with fieldstone Ilappuances plus manyomer ex- ENJOYFAMILY LIFE - To the [ BUYLAND ’ :/awaynarusticsettin~ofmature [firep[ace~ newkitchen and in-I[tras. Low30’s. tall 609-443-1314. fullest n a homedesigned with ]cil.~’rnM RA~ffs~2~~,~ U~,,, / T’mraadiat~,/refri~,erat~,n~o=¢t’,,, w,~’~,~=,~"~j[and ~’,i I include attached central air,garage wall Extra~to wall /[ THEYDON’TMAKE IT /shade trees shr-bs and flo,,,eri-- IV tmgalnmg room. Walk to / mothersin mind¯Excellent I.~it-,,-~’~,=’~*’,,’~’~,’,-~%~,=’l’~h,7~l’,~’~:~ /~orn-’~]~’~’~"" ...... I carpet ng anddraperies. Quality [ ANYMORE /trees just a’shor’toleasant w"alk’i~ /school’ $55],OOO. / constructiori3 bedrooms2 baths, I ~C~-,~’~"l,2"acr’ei’n"~’?=\’:Z’~^ ~^"~ / ..... " ...... I valueat $46900. - / |histo’r~c WashingtonCrossin - [°~.~vl :i;~graee~m,3afirep]aces IWindsor. Featuring large livin~ [~VAS.HINGTON.TOWNSHIP: [LARGE RANCH --~Outstaeding" 1~5ow~xaeee~]~#e~-~n,-W-’A-m-well / Park" HouseIs ]oogj .low an~. [EDINBURGVICINITY -- at-~FORSALE THREE STORY :.~o .. "’t’ : ...... -~ ".’~. ".’.’ ."~ I room.4 hearooms2 fullbaths 44 / ~ancneron a mcelylandscaped I landscaping surrounds this pic- [ ’ ~" a u ~oymge./!ovely. wlm7 rooms, z. oamsann Itractive and different 3 bedroom/COLONIAL-- on beautiful ~,w.~per acre/mcluu~..avery spaciousliving Iranch. Immensestone fireplace in Igroundsin westernsection. Six p.oee~u~nu~5]w~o~ ...... ,x~ngrouna.p~.acr~ wire w.efish [car[ finisl~’ed attached rec garage, room’in manybasement, ex-/kltch.en,paneledden, 2 / lot. Livingroom w/fireplace, 3 bedrooms[Features [ turesqueinclude ranch style large home. livin~lA/ ...... - ...... [ro.om,w_tman.ugestone’fireplaee. [living room,very spacious, bri~ht [bedrooms,bedrooms, three and co~Tor~~. a~U~r~an~°m~ra°.~e=~n Itras" / ann oath¯ Full basement¯Garage¯/room with picture window,forma’] I~aVvil,’,wo~l~e~’wi~on~~wp’’ i~nere=s a ~uo, a tun oase_mentland modernkitchen, full Ihalf baths, modernkitchen, ¢~, ~ ~vw ~ =., ,u,~=uu. / /~ew coma[nation stormers and dining room handsomemodem ] ~ o~??’ IP’~u ~ car.garage,a. tor .~1,500Ibasement, 2 car garageon nearly [breakfast area two car garage, .~.,,.~,.w. - / $55,500 / screens. . . ¯ ishwasher,D’ frost free / eat-m¯ kitchen, ¯ ’ three extra large [ ~o~peracreoeeause me owner is retiring toI! 1 acer . $56,900.. ~far .g. e terrace , conservatory...... [WINDSORWOODS - Desirable I refrigerator, washer dryer,[ bedrooms lovely panelled fam~Y=[1..... ^_ ...... III~l o ri" aa. I. [Pr ncll~alsonly. WriteBox 02276 xuu ¢,.b rL.~L~ L:rlAttl~l - ann T VAfreez er and some’ wall to roomtwo ’and one half haths ~’~p’: u., ~J~;t.~.~* WU|ILLW&’t{I~ nopewell " . c/o prlncetonPacket. convenience,plus. prestige and [~astWindsorisDevonshire Estatesbe[no offered section with of ~wall .... carpeting are includedI base~entand two car ~,ara~e’ [ 1100of, frontage. $33 300. I HOPEWELLTQWNSHIPRANOH] COTTAGE- on 4 w~de[i areas,[’ . . ~uea.surein ~ls~e .~lroom_home ]this cedar4 bedree~2 1/2 bath | $43,800. "[ Such quality extras as een=tral ~ir [- ...... I HOUSE-- This large custom built [~: e~,z o eeroom.s,,~.amt~/ room, / mr nappyfatuity aving¯Youu ~Col-n;-’ ...... :’% _ . , , ¯ ...... ~t) acres~opewen Twp heavily Irancnerin ~6oowellTownshi,, Iwmoar, plnepaneteoKttenenanu! " love the 5 acres and babblin u i~i,ramasue emry. leans tO :eonultionln . private .patio, woodedwi th stream 2900’ of provides a swell’arrangementfor v dinin are ¯ ¯ a ear’tad hying" room, large ¯ . . with gas ~t screened mrear fronta e $3000peraerelPm=omanddad plus a superb31: g g$4,a.¯ Air conditioned.I.B.! ..... br°°k.Th’shomelswellbulltan[~ liorma~i-I ...... ~i...... I LEONARDV.)t2~TI’][J~SEIn,~.~,-,~IL:~ ...... I; g’ Askin9 ¯ 5]00 BRICKTOWN-- Cherry .Qua y well kept.You II like...... thehouse,, in ki ¢’ ...... ~ ...... ¯ " ,- ..... o~,,,~,more.,,=~.wuuuTop value .uu~ 61ruralacres EastAmwelITwn. , []arnilv bedroom W~Ut,, home~,on forOa~a~an~Yt’---- you andour / _ wacenronc-- large¯ z oem’oom !~,,.... a,~r,ee ¢v500o li~-i-tehen¯pa.nele~ramlly, room/ . AGENCY /,rid much LAND" [~vRhexpenslonatllcfamtiyroom lan~c,ara:~e,~gara-ge’~°vety/,~n¢,~,,.~, ,io~,,,,,,~, ,, tilt , $33,900.1Beautlfulvlewhighland $33,500 ]throughout full basement:~2"eaSr114 acres zonedcommercial .din!ng area, one aed..one h.ai~ ", .~ , ...... ~----, o~,-,,s "’~" ~’"’~’~"r ~’" ""= ...... ’ ...... ’ ...... " .....--’~,t’ ’ ’ -ara-es an;l’it’s u -nu,=a~;rewtma...... " ’~ 15166000 " : aims,garage, uas nrea nOt water ¯ [ ’. - [ 448-4250 / ~ ] 1.8 acres, West Amwell Twp I~ice country view~ for $53.900 [~ acres zoned’ industrial, " $62,000 heat. Telephone201-4~/-0577. ¯ ,(~(~t#"~IA’1"l~r~ l-~.dm~ _.,,,~[[~’ -- I’ r...,;.~.~. [ [] ¯ l[Scenlc,trees, withstreem. [ ...... ~, ~ ’ " ’l acre woo’ded, residential " ~ ¯ B~,7~q~,~,~lJl~lIV=I# I " ’ ¯ "!/ T...... ¯ ...... / BBIr£" - , , ¯ !1 ’ . $13,500.I’ , .. ":’:" "" ’. MonmouthCo., $15,000. ~ :’ ’:1 =" I[~1~111~11,,Ewless’Charming2bdrmranch’typen ’ ;’ EALTY " ~- [~ ’ " " RICIIARDSONREALTORS’ ." ..... VanHIse Real ty l ~, .... =, ,, ~,.., ...... ¢ g Twphome. Newkitchen, . ~’ 1 ¯ ~ ~ [] i’1 R Van Hise rwrl 448-42S4 ll’ emodeledbath plus large dining RLI\~ . [~Wl]mlUlmIL.N]IJ.Esch I[I 448-I178| Rt 130JustNorthofi: RealtorPenmngton,N.J. 1[A~l#l~llhl~ Mulfi’Ic’-’-fln-S-I/te" - ¯ :" ¯ ¯ - ¯ : ’ ..,= ..... I: _ . ~" "- liMelvlnH.Krepa. ~S~l. ’ 448.5000. ’ |’ ,~~:1rL~.~609) 883-2t10i]~il,.i.j,=~..ua~, ,,q=.l~=~m= , ., ,¯.~. ’ : h eat, plu.mbmg and full .b?. sement; ’. ! ’~’~ :;~¯ : ¯ ¯,’, , : .... i r/: : ::: i ’ii~ "¯: : i¯~: :> i ¯:’: ..... I ¯ ::::ir~/ ; ¯ :¯:~/::~ ..... : / ~ ¯ ’ i( ~i~!:: .’::, " ,2-B , " ’ ’ "~ "’ ’" THURSDAY,JULY 19, 1973 ’ ’: ’~ ...... TE~rr CAMPEeS _ ’ i ¯ T~LT’~U~,CX.,~.C,.~ERSRealEstate ¯For Sale Real Estate For Sale Too Late To Classify’ Too Late To Classify ¯ ¯ TARUS¯ TERRY ¯ ~ e’COACHMAN¯ COX ¯: eTOUR-A-HOME ROSSMOOR- 48 or older- i year20 ACREFARM WITH 7 room ~.;,;,~ ,~ e JERACOoSCOTrY old condominium.Golf course restorablehouse located East EXECUTIVESECRETARY -- CAFETERIAWORKERS- for @CAMPLINEoPUMA view,6 rooms,porch, 2 baths,Windsor Twp. near school & golfwith diversified experiencej West’Windsor-Plainsboro High ¯ wall-to-wall carpeting, drapes, course. Frontage on York Road,¯ bac.kground.’-mostly legal School. School related experience | [ preferred, but will train¯ Pull i centrally air conditioned. $4t,500. visible fromtpk¯ Call E09-555-0982.avanaule mr snort-term or special time, 10 monthposition, starting ¯ I .R E NTj 609-655-1280. assignments. Hom’ly rate; Aug. 27. Excellent fringe benefits, VLqit OURComplete Princeton preferred. Call 215-295- competitivesalary. C~II 609-799- i CompingStore HOPE~VELLINVI~STMENT -- 7 TOO LateTo Classify 2292. 0200for application¯ room brick homeon 18 acres on : BARBER’S tri-county_Hi¯ 5t8. Principals only¯ ~$99,500. firm¯ Appointmentcall FURNISHED HOME FOR RENT HOUSE CL CAMPINGCENTER 609-466-2752. -- Overlooking the Delaware I AUCTION EANER--Part time, HITCHES INSTALLED Very large luxurious rooms, 2 J for. .retired couple need depen- marble fireplaces 2 bedrooms, 2 oanle, inuustrious cleaner, SALES&’ REPAIRS’ TWIN RIVERS -- 3 bedroom IIOUSEIIOLD&ANTIQUES I/2 baths, refrigerator, washing,]modern home, air conditioned, in U. $. HWY.NO; | Townhouse, Quad III, unob- machine, and dryer include~ Twp. Fine atmosphere. Last full ’SOUTH BRUNSWICK structed view of farmland, Toboheldat24CranbrookRoadin $600.permonth.AdlermanClick<ime housekeeper with us 25 upgraded carpet throughout, Hamilton Sq. (off Paxson Ave.). Co. Realtors¯ 15 Spring St_ years. I or 2 days a week¯ (Next to Finnegan’s Lane} storms & screens double gas grill Sat. July 21 at tO a.m. snarp. Our Princeton, N.J. 00%924-0401and Telephone 659-921-2523. 201-297-3047 & extras. $39,900.ca 1609-448-2196.firm sold the flameand have been 1586-1020. . " .., engagedto auction the contents...... Many valuableantiques and ¢ householditems, enough for a 6 hr. ACADEMICIAN-spouse ’and IRISH showor SETTER field.PUPPIES Bred for -- foraf- THE PRINCETON RESALE--ROSSMOOR sale.Rain date Men.July 23.. child desire immediatesub lease fectionate nature. Shots. Call 009- arrangement for homeor apt. in PUTNAMmodel co-op’ with long CONTI&SUSSMAN MercerCounty¯ Desire attractive 587-4333. RIDINGCENTER term mortgage at interest rate slightly over 595. Twobedrooms, REALTY& AUCTION situation with our responsibility onebath encJosedpelio,exceilent SERVICE for care and lease payment. 6(}6-883-1230 Contact M.C.C.C. 609-586-7294 DAVE:SWINDOW CLEANING & location and wonderfulneighbors. (days). Extra built in closet wall to wall REPAIR -- Complete window carpeting, with or without careforthehome. Replaeementof draperies and some furniture. EXPERIENCED PIANO all broken panes¯ For free Occupany September first or TEACHER--inHamilton Square estimate call 009-446-2515. before if required. Bickel609.655- ~OR SALE- 4 adorable pure willingtogivelessonstobeginners 3643. bred Siamesekittens. Seal Point &intermediate students. Call 609- good blood lines father champion, 587-8313. "i 3males,lfemale. CallaRerSp.m. RESPONSIBLETEENAGER -- SH~~~NG~FFtheirnewfiguresare~~ca~~eight~atchersMrs~Da~eDavis~~h~dr~pped41p~unds; 006-359-4607.$30each. Take home HOUSEWIVES2nd week in August. MARRIEDPRINCETON careIG°r over.to workEXperienced ingarderipart time. Kendall Sybil Nicol, 13pounds;Mrs.ThomasMankcovich,60pounds:andMrs.Joseph McMahon,30pounds. STUDENT-desires t bedroomPark area.Own transportation ant.orsmallhouseinPrineetonOrn~arby area.Preferably near weferred. Phone 201-297-2525. OFFERS FOR SALE: ATTENTION!FREE-- to good home. Have campus. Reply Box #02312, c/o several full grown eats male and Princeton Packet. ’65 VWCONVERTIBLE -- for Nest Chester, a 15.2 hand HAVEADAYOFF! femae. A l have been altered and sale, ca]lafter5p.m.609-921-8930. Weight’!?archer’ Wages 4-year-old Appaloosa. This FOR A CHANGE-ENJOY haveshots. Cal1609-448-2742. , horsewaslst overfencesin his SmorgaebuffLunch .... 2.00 PAINTERS -- 2 graduate LARGEROOM-- with fireplace Battle The Big Losers first5howlastweekend.$1000 PAINTING-- exterior free laundry and cooking faculties, Children..... ; ..... halfpr[=e students. Interior and exterior estimates. Call Richard Wedener near Graduate School. Ac- ¯ work.Experienced. Callafter bySusan Santangelo p.m. 609-882-5516. 609-466-3217. :omodates2. Call 609-924-5113or is the lecturer (or groupleader) that at no time is any parson (Choosewhat you want - eat ell )21-6974. SpeeialWriter at the Thursday evening WW ALSO youlike) berated individually by a lec- ,, GROUNDS MAINTENANCE session in Princeton (there are Lurer for gaining a poundor two. WANTED-- organically grown Foreman-- Responsible for care "It’s a constant effort, but the also sessions at the American The group is always addressed as BOARDING ~ Food¯ Buffet Served ¯ Best vegetables for family new in HANDYMAN-- willing to clean of 45 acres of landscaped grounds, rewards in health and self- Priced Legion Hall on WashingtonRoad a whole. Princeton area. Call 609-924-1762.out attics, cellars, and garages. I Salary open. Call 609-921-7600 confidenceare well worth it." on Monday evenings, with "Some of these people are BUSINESSMENINAHURRY? Light hauling. Free estimates. I" With these words, Bernadette Catherine Mancovichaslecturer, INSTRUCTION BUCKSCOUNTY extremely sensitive," she said. ,DIAL-A-MEAL: YARDLEY-- 1832. Recently Call collect 609-888-4875 after 5 Andrejco, one of this area’s and Tuesday mornings, with "It wouldbe cruel to single out p.m. biggest losers, summedup the Jane Mueller as lecturer), the .247-5281or 247-5264 restored. Thr~ebr sunken living Plasteredstnnemannrh°mewith’lhattle ~he has been waging for anyone and humiliate him in RAiNiNG roomfireplace, on canal towpath, coveredbrick porch brick ~atins, [manyyears, and the organization atmosphere is as relaxed and frontoftheothers. We’rethere to To yourorder BroiledSteak Plat- $300.Col 215-493-3563. and barbecue oven is situated informal as possible. understand and encourage, not ter- Chef’sSalad - ClubSandwich AT beyondexpansive meadowsat the ..that finally helped her conquer The first person yah meet when give negative criticism." Readyon A~’rival. HOUSEFOR RENT -- in Man- NORWICHTERRIER PUPS -- 3 end of a stone lane flanked by ’her problem. ’ you walkin the door of the Weight ville. Modern 5 room Ranch, SMORGASBUF F months, ARC,champion bred. I Pines. These elegant 30 acres are To term Bernadette a "big Watchers meeting is a clerk- MeadowMouse Farm :ellarand garage. $350. per month Call 201-725-5180. in the beautifu[ rolling country’ loser" is one of the nicest things the official welcomer. A RESTAURANT ~lus utilities. 201-725.8932. side of Timicun. The home has anyone could say about this R.D. 5, CherryHill Road registration fee is’ paid for the only at"THE SPARE ROOM" such features as walk in brick Hamilton Township housewife, session--$9.50 for the first visit, I BM Princeton,N.J. 08540 LESTERPIANO -- needs slight iFORSALE -- Siameseaod [’irep]ace in the dining room, large becausethe problem she has $2.50thereafter. 700Hamilton St., Somerset,¯ N.J. work. Oak desk, early 1900. Cedar : Tonkinese kittens. Cute" and master bedroomwith fireplace, finally conqueredis obesity, and 609-466-1383 AmpleParkino lovable, trained, $35. Call 009-466-dressinglarge back room,bedroom andwith bath, full andbath, the organization she credits with privatelyThen each and member meetsthe is lecturer,weighed Composition wardrobe.Call 201-297-3923. 0824. hand hewnand peggedbeams helping her (which is currently whogives the individual a goal METRO ENGLISHSPRNGER SPANIEL house built which the hasstone a barn studioand carriage loft is celebrating Weight Watchers.its t0th anniversary), weight and records the current BABYSITTERWANTED--Sat.& pups--AKCchampionsired. Bred above the 2 car garage and Since the incorporation of weight on a card. Next comes GRAPHICS Sun. afternoons in Manville. Call for show and field. Call 509-896- workshop. For further details W(~ight Watchers International a talk by the lecturer, 201-526-9593. 1842. hopefully to motivate the PRINTINGCO., INC. :ontact: by a Great Neck, Long Island, ROUTE130 & group to go out and lose more t. -- in excellent :woman -- Jean Nidetch -- a excess poundage during the HALF ACRE RD JAGUAR--’68XKE, con~,ertible, condition.1964 SPRITE Newradial tires. New F¯ LEWISFITTING 4 speed, am/fm radio, $2500. Call convertible top. Will sell REALTOR :rdecadeago, the numberof people following week. CRANBURY,N.J ~llke Bernadette that the group ~ Bernadette’ stressed the fact reasonably.Call 201-297-9698. 609-655-2500 i609-443"1409. 215-862-2291 has helped are legion. WWbegan as the germ of ani ¯ " FORSALE: FULLset of Stangle 1966 COUPEDE VILLE-- vinyl am "--Ji..~Wl::: It FIX YOUR pottery Chickory & Blueberry, roof, allpowers, air conditioning, ~m0~V~;;~mm idea in Jean Nidetch’s mind r after she finally succeededin; mixed. Doughboyend table. Call burglar alarm, snow tires. $875. I conqueringher obesity curse. 609-448-8941. Ca11609-799-2832. ".~’/’~" FAVORITE : But she realised howmuch less R E N T painful her weight battle would .~’NPiPe l: have been if she had badpeople FORRENT -- a furnished house A BETTER| I / IN a/ I=/ AVAILABLEFORSALE_MapeI![=Pse’tl|~e,, with a similar problemto talk to with 2 professional in Princeton. desk divider, ironrite color ’Ivl " II andI give her moral support. ~011~ ~lr~|(I IT~, Your ownbedroom and bath very small childrens desk~ 8’, dining] J rluuKr. I ’ - ...... - We’rehavlngafantasticsale’ private $120. month.Call 609-924-table, extension ladder. Call 609-I I I So she invited six other over- TOBACC(INISI .~ weighti Long lsland womento her onall ourready-to-fintah 6595evenings. 924-7699before 4 p.m. I solid maplechests. They are [ I ~Lr,~ I I Ihomefor a skull session,and that (609) 924~8866 _ II turnedout to be the first Weight all 16"deeprand are available2, 3, 4 & 5 -- ; S Montg age ry Sh6’PP ing I ~b ! Watchers meeting. Word of drawershlgh in widths16", 24",30", 36"& 48". FURNITURE FOR SALE sofa .oute206 All drawemare completely XEROX bed $15, floor lamp $10, --dining I I IIL~.,.~ I I tbesesa talk sessions spread, and table $20, lamp table $5, bookcase,I ~ I II soon people were calling Mrs. dovetailedand center guided, Nidetch fromall overLong.’, comeIn andhave a look. i Copies $10, rocking ehair $10, bricks. 609-]j .~\~-."[~ l 924"1440bef°re5p.m.°r609"896"il’J-..’-’~/~J""1r- ""~ I Island, asking to join the group. BUYDIRECTFROM OURFACTORY 9715¯Keep trying, Now, thegroupthatstartedout i Y~’~-/(I~’~L i MattressesBedsets OueenvertabeSofas, Z ¯.METRO in that living roomin Great Neck Fantastic Savingsof 25%40% -.~.T~ I K’~,:~.~ I is worldwide. There are Weght a " .. GRAPHICS II sofa Twin Full PRINTINGCO, INC SUMMER EMPLOYMENT -- for I ’ Watchersfranchises in 41 states 3OxTS ~xye 6oOu~ K--.~lxn980,. ..~4~.~ young person with drivers license lie BFLTVIRRAT(3R.~I and 11 forezgn countrzes,¯ ¯m- 4"Foam 14. 39.?s19. 27/ 35; 48. ..,.,,:..~-,~...,~"ff.~,~ ROUTE 130& to act as chauffeur and workin [ I ¯ %~",’,’,;’~,"-,~’A’-v"-II- eluding Australia and the S½"Foam 17. 21. 30. 39. " g2. ~,P~ HALF ACRE RD shop for North Jersey piping [ I JUL1LII:.I’(~ Finid~d 27. ’ contractor. Transportation fur- [ g 8 Republicof South Africa. 34. 44. 56. 74. CRANBURY,N!J, n shed. After 7 p.m. call 609-4448-¯ RIP.VP./I:.~ ’ i ...... m In addition to the franchises, s~ 65. 56. lO6.. 145. 609-655:2500 3055,days 201-778-9662. II the copyrighted brand name FOAMCUSTOMIZEDFORYOUREVERYNEED nu DIAL 249-71 u appearson all kinds of foods, a DIXIE BED a FOAM, INCa ’1~ m m 23 I magazine, cook books, a card Get started nowl l Replacethesa worncushions end mattresse~ COOKSi2) -- For West Windsor- I I game (Weight Watchers in your home,camper end boat. Do it yourself end save$$$.~.~f~ Plainsboro High School and Canasta, billed as the gamefor elementaryschool. School related , A&MPAINT, people who would rathero0,neh0u deal 448-40840w0!hoSrOnV Ca,after.... s P¯M.o,e(609)443-4646 or 443.6715 AND I. experiencepreferred. Shouldbe = than eat), and a summercam familiar with commercial kitchen TOOLRENTAL5 ;~ for obese kids in upstate New equipment. Full time 10-month York. post[ion, effective Aug. 20. Ex- cellent benefits, competitive ~,90 FILANKLNBL~I).’ What actually goes on a a ,, ~b~. = ~.,,. ~0. U I~l~l~. Weight Watchers meeting? salary.. 609-799-0200 for ap- 50MERSET;NEW JERSEY B plicahon. [mumm~mnmmoan~- According to Bernadette, who o/umo io nrnr..: . Thegreat new look from Sweden is here. Shown are two from a’won- derful, colorfulcollection to usein manyways and many places Youryoungsters can still spendpart of this summer throughoutycurhome. Come see themell andbe dazzled.Catalog $ i. in the country’... Someopenings available for.rest of July & August Vl20oo-Foldingslingin"

JuniorCamp. ages 4 and5. Boysand Girls matchingYcellb°’W’~°nrcanngeasgrwei~upholstered A eattimeto go Cadillac! h.0,ee,0n0=0uered SeniorCamp-ages 6 through14 -Boys ¯and Girls frame,$45,00 11 WEEK SEASONSTARTINGJUNE18 MINIMUM .3CONSECUTIVEWEEKS If youhave considered moving up to Cadillac,this ¯ UnmatchedfgoIlitiES with. 15,000 sq.ft, under oovor, 5aores smnmeris the perfect time to act. playingflel,i, 12 acres woods, 2filtered swimming pools, See ourbig selection (if new ’73 Cadillac Coupes¯ All sl~,Dan~,Musi~oAr~het/At~ &Cmtk*Adiv~ D=ys,H~ Rides Sedans. E]Dorados. Broughams--Nowbeing offert~tl i ¯ C001/0~opare,tNigl~,Dmm~soSwtmmi~ In~d0nh~ daily. StunsCMIt-Frame, at modestprices. Selection o[" colors to choosefron l. uphoeLery, every- : thing--laone FREE DOOR TO DOORTRANSPORTATION- smashlnsdashing ¯ "Th6camp’of MATURE,distinctioenst!or6s EXPERIENCEDMEN AND WOMENCOUNSELORS¯ color,Yellow, . ~ S oranse,8race or Therehas nee’or.been a l)etter.tim~, than rlr)w, tn¯ ,.an., brown.For an ,. . peopleof discernment" ~. ~*, ,,~. # Instantsofa, place ": ahead ¯ GoC~ilillac! ~ . themside by - d:-t~.£~OJ- ~’[~J~’~ ’ a,~e=,,so ¯ ~ ~ S ~ ~ withchrome frame, $59.50 ’ ¯ " workbench , SHIPETAUKiNII55 State Road IRte¯ 206) Princeton, N.J. o 924.9686 ’ LAWRENCEVILLEROAD,PRINCETON, N.J. ~o~ ’ ’ . lOam.Spm. TELEPHOHE(609) 924.1840 . ~,~ .... z-- ~ . * ’:" 1Lu q u d~ I i; b ...... l: p;~ ; :l :. t~ ’ql~ q, +" u: 4’ r 4 ~ ~ .....:.:."i, ..... ’ qu ."iJ . i 1’ ;b’ . .’ " u : 1 4 , q :~"~’q ~u ~ ’ ~ u ’ " .... j p t d d u’ L + , i b : ’ qL : ~ b P , : pk’ " d’ t:~:~ [’~ * p ; ’ : ::’’’q ~ k’ ":q’~’~ ~rq : ]. : : ’ :L ~ " :" ?:;~’’~ = : ’ : : .... : $ " r= .... d , ’ ~l . $ :. : ~ # . p. : *d 4 ’ : * ...... ’ 4 ,. ~ i ’, .... [’ k ~l : A " q" ~‘. ~ ::’’~ ~ =~ :"