;lh,!n’I /25~3(lt) Frankl n ..I Prmu~,tl)nNJ.(t~!54U Vol. 2{I No.I1 Twosectinus, 26 pagen ’l’imrsday,May .q, I!)’/I io,:,.m,~pc, ~,,;w. ::% i~,, v ...... t J State says no . ~, :7~’ ..: ’~ , ’ ... ’~,~ ~ ;:. ¯ ~ "~,,,:-,’.~ ’,:.~-~ ,,, ’ ... , .
,’ . * . . . , ¯ " ’, . program he said it appeared commissioner and that the ~"J~"] The Lownship’s ill4ated "no prior approval hy the outcome was "not unex- SehoolResoareeofficer (SRO) county superintendent of pected." ~J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~tl!": ~ "~!.’;I’ ~"~ ...... ’"~’~ W,~I~ program received another schoalsandtheeommisaioner Mr. Mesiah said he would i, .,~ ~;,~tq4j,,~,,,n~ setback last week after the has been received for the see what the other beard ,~ ~ state board of education positions." members had to say about deelaredthattheofficersmust The two SRO officers, legal action before making stay out of the schools. Patrolmen Robert Pearson, any commenton that matter. Several board members 2% and Detective Prince Twoother beard members, however,slated this weekthat William,32, hadboth enrolled however, were glad the theywouldfavor seeking legal in special courses to learn program was rejected. action against the decision, abeutcounselingstudents. The Samuel D. Williamson, .The state’s action came program had been operating president of the board, saldhe ~,’~: ,; about after an appeal by both for about three weeks when "didn’t see howthe state could . ~" ’ ~, the townshipcouncil and the ,,,, ," " the state intervened, rule otherwise.I couldn’tsee beard ofeducationfor a repeal Tbe SROprogram had been any justification for the of a decision by acting designed to improverelations programat all." ~:: :; . ~ educatiancomm,ssioncrbetween ,ieeundstodents hoboardpresklootsald . EdwardKirkpatriektoban the KennethE. Langdon,vice - SIlO program "was not the program, president of the board, said ii; .. : ~ .’ ¯ : stateMr.Kirkpatriek restrained right kindof step," Hefavored i’. i .i.i.: ii: : ~i .... this weekthat the state board concentrating on a "social" from continuing the program baseditsdecisionon thewrong program where a -social ¯ " ~ on the groundsthat the school statute and that he favored worker could go into the !:.T. :.:’:’"’.’ 7 ?!" beard had not followed the taking the township’scause to schools and counsel students. ~_~::. :: normalapplication procedure the state courts. "I think there "I wouldn’tfavor going to r--," .-" ’ " .... : ." for placing armed law on- very well maybe a movein the courts," he said, because .-’~ ’ forcemenl officers in the there is nothingto be gained. ¯ that direction," hc said. He ’ "’i~" " "" ’ "’ " ’’ ")’i ; "7..~.i~ .":; schools, added that the topic might from that action. Wehave no ~-.. ., . ~’- The commissioner’sruling comeupat the school board’s assuranceof a reversal of the also stated that the SRO conferencesession tonight, decision." program violated a state Both Superintendent of Board member Sandra ¯ "" .,i::;= .:~.. board administrative code Schools Robert E. Maxwell Grundfest concurred with Mr. ¯ ~ ..... *"" .;.,r "-, which prohibits law on- and board member Raymond Williamson. "It was not a forcement officers from Mesiah said they were coherent program.I wouldbe carrying guns in the schools. "disappointed" with the happyif itwould be dropped,". whenthese young fishermen from Griggstownbrought their poles downto the Delaware- TheSRO case was brought state’s decision. Mr. Mesiah shesaid. Theyreally werebiting... RaritanCanal recently. Althoughthings seemto be movingslow at the moment...uh,you ’ before the state by the shouldhave seen the onethey almost caught. TheresaSchool.AmericanUnion OnHorvath,behalfCivilofwhoLiberties Johnhaveanda
Judith De Punted, whohas a ¯ daughter at SampsonG. Smith . i ~’,[ nevvs It’J I~/hr; t,,,~ ,~ Board OK s moratorium ~’~"~’ ~~’~."">~~ "~’~-- ’ S ACLU claimed thai the presence of armed police ::.. ~~N officers pn the schools "exert ’ ~([i~:Z~,~ perconialsund an assortment Counci I action expected a coercive influence on ~~. Varsity banquet ,.:,):))~ will also he an assortmentof ~, The planning board has sent (~aeslions wereraised about This latest legislation was also approved by the beard. " The idea of the SRO ,~ ;.~ The Franklin tligh School flowcrsthat dry wellfor uscia a proposed moratm’iumto the the el’feet of the legislationon written by an outside attorney, An updating of the tran- program came about after BoosterClub ,,’ill holdits 13th Annual Varsity Awards hangingplanters, construction of ~ -fanilv llousing Officer Paul Nyitrai ville. Mr. Ogdenwas chosen facilities andserviees sections schools in 1971 and 1972. . Banqueton Thursday, June 6, The committeeconsisted of insteadoftheregularplanning However, after the at 6:30 p.m.in the Martinsville anti commercial develop- said his interpretation of ofthemasterplanbytownship ~~ Mrs. Roger Davis, chair- merits along the belaware - "substantial construction" is board attorney, Alexander program was begun there ~~~ hlo, Martinsville. person Mrs. ThomasWalthier, Rorituncunal if it ’is adopted, it"tile foundationis up andthe McGimpsey,because he was planning consultants Eugene was great controversyabout it For tickets contact Charles Mrs. David Briggs. Mrs. Action was expected as ,,’,’;ills androof are on." willing to defendthe bill in Orres Associates was also among board members and F. Wagner.6 Lexington Road, Michael Pepper, Mrs. Warren court if necessary and Mr. okayed, the community. RahcrtPearson PrinceWllliams Somerset, telcpllone 249-4728 early as this week by the At this I~oint, only the land or Kerr)’ Davis at the high the, Mrs. HenryMiner, Mrs. ,, the plan is adopted,the tlie l)reffus devclognlent, leaving the beard by the end schoolathletic office. Tickets tlugh Sargent. Mrs. Jack b:m would stop three cam- of Jane. cost $7.00. Gaido and Mrs. Matthew mcrcial projecls on the Plans have bocn received MayFrunkel of the League Tickets must be purchased Tictjen. Easton Ave ¯ construction drawing boards for Easton for a Gino’s restaurant next to of WomenVoters and Bruce befm’eJune :lund there will be :Xvenuc, inchnliug the con-theshoppingeentersiteon Hamilton, from the En- no sales at the door. Tennlstournament tro,’ersialts-acreshopping Eastou Avenue. Another vironmentai Commissionbeth center plaoned t~2,’ E.H. project being plannedfor the thanked the board members I Candidate’snight The Franklin Township Dreifus Associates. hind alongthe canal is a four- for recommendingthe ban to may be two phased Parks & Recreation Depart- Thelegislation was designed story theatre and office the council. Both groupshave building, been pressuring for the The JFK pemoer.~tic Club ment will bc holding it’s by Township Plauner John Mr. Driver told the court- Planning board member did not needfederal approval. second annual Amateur Chadwick.who said that single legislationlately. The council has decided to cilmenthey shouldinvestigate Leonard Tobias came to Mr. This includes widening the will hold a "Candidate’s accepta countyplan for a two- Nighl" on Mondayat 8 p.m. in Tennis Tournament July 13 - family units were the only Several board mcmberssaid whetherthere really will be a Driver’s aide, telling the roadtofourlanesfromdohnF, construction that wouldhave TheChambernfCommeree, phase widening of fasten the Iownship municipal thruAug.14.Tilts event willbe the aim of the draft was to however, has filed a formal two-year delay. "Otherwise eoaneil they should not "rush KennedyBoulevard to Route single elimiuntionand opento the least impactaa the area. "stop Dreifus specifically." Avenue over the strong oh- we might be voting for into things andget only halfa 287, and an eight foot center building, DemottLane. objection to the ban. jections of its two Democratic The club has invited all six thosclSyearsofageandover. All commercial develop- Board memhcr Leonard Township Manager Charles something that’s not loaf."Hesaid up untila month divider from JFK Boulevard Trophies will be awardedto Tobias said hc hopes the members. candidates for the fifth mcnt within 300 k, et of the Burger sent a letter to the The proposal, agreedonlast necessary," he said. ago, the county was ready to to WillowAvenue. congressionaldistrict seat. the winners of each category canal that has not "proceeded "legislation does its part" and board saying "the council has Mr. Cullen said he was go along with the original which include men’s singles to a point of substantial con- he wants beth the Dreifus Friday at a meeting of county "very pleased with the plans for construction, but During Phase It, a flesh directed me to inform the and local officials, was voted median strip would be built and doubles, women’ssingles structiun" would be halted center and the Gino’s planningbeard that it is most county’s proposal" and "I "nowall of a saddenthere will Fenwickto speak and doubles and mixed immediately, restaurant stooped, on Mondayat aspeeiul public think they deserveoar trust." be a two year delay." from Willow Avenueto Route anxious to reeeive aproposed hearing. Heurged the council to pass 287 und a jughandle wouldbe doubleS.Applicationsarc available in moratoriumlegislation from Thepurpese of the plan is to ¯ provided at the southeasterly The next regular meetingof the board at the earliest the resolution so a memberof The Franklin Township the Parks & RecreationOffice lawyer eliminate the needfor federal the groupcould present it to Under the revised plans, quadrantof the intersection of tit 475 DeMott Lane in pe.oJlib.el possible date." approval of the road widening Republican Club will be be,ere,hecoostroc,,anbeg,ns the Freeholders at their during phase I all con-Demott Lane and fasten Tuesday,May 14, B: 15 p.m., at Somerset. Entry fee is.$2.00 In other action the board Bydividing the project in two meetingthe next night, struetion would be done that Avenue. the Red Fox Inn on Route 27. per eventplus $1.50per person ~Oll~S w#h Diamond granted preliminary site plan sections, work can begin on Millieent Fenwick, whois for iosurance. ¯ approval for the construction nowrunning in the Republican Entries mustbe received by Elarry Green,a libel lawyer against the taxpayers of a five-story RamadaInn on the first half while the county 4:30p.m. June 2t at the Parks from Deal, has joined Milton association by Franklin Tax seeks approval from theii:::i primary for Congressin the CampusDrive, off Route 287. Federal Department of !ilil Fifth CongressionalDistrict, & Recreation Office. Any Diamondio representing the AssessorRoger Pa.yne, former Transportation for will be the guest speaker. questioncall a44.9.100ext. 227. l:ranklin TownshipTaxpaycrsBorough Attorney Stanley The motel will have 120 on- Associationin libel suits in rental units, a restaurant, croachmenton the land along i!i: The public is invited to at- Cutler and Franklin Banker the Delaware. Raritan canal, teed. Franklin. . unddeveloperMayo Sisler and lounge .and auditorium. The whichis an historic site. Poster winners Somerset Count’,’ Judge countcrsoits against them by restaurant will accommodate ":;i::: Wilfred P. Dianahas approved tile association. 150 people and the auditorium After meeting with the Jehovahlecture Mr. Greento take over in the Also included are suits by will seat 200. Winners of the Township county engineer and several ~:iii [Icalth Department’s courtroom, work that Mr. the association against freeholders last week, Suoday, at 9:~ a.m., James "tlappiness is Health" poster Diamondhas been doing since Frunklin Township Manager The site is bordered by tl~e litigation started in 19’/2. Councilman John Cullen ::::::ii Myles. associate minister of contest were selected by the ChurlesBurger, his asaistant, WeetanCanalRoad Route287 drafted the resolution and the local congregation of Franklin Township Arts Mr. Diamondsaid be was John Wise, and Councilman and the recently relocated calling in the "nation’s puslled it through Monday !:i~ii Jehovah’s Witnesses at Councilat the MasterConcert Biehard Driver. Mr. Green CampusDrive. night despite protest from ~i:J HighlandAvenue, will present hcldSatarday,Apri120,1974at grcatestlibellawyer"bceause ,,’ill also represent Mr. Plans faranunimalshelter hc was overbardened with Democratic Councilman ii:::!i the public lecture "NoPart of Franklin High School. The Diamoudinalibelsultagainst on the municipal complex Richard Driver. the World-- In Imitation of winnerswere: Beth ’I’urkel, 9 work. RichardA. Norris, Mr.Sisler’s Christ." Immediately Kuhn Road, Jeffrey Brown, The cases include suits at!orney, groundson DeMott Lanewere i!ii!: followingwill be the discussion 167 Irvington Avenue,Robert , "lamnotnclinedtoaceept of the Watchtower article Spector, 28 Sprin Street, iii! "Persecuted Christians -- ’A WilliamZiarkoski, 13 Landry Driver said, "that the second iii Theatrical Spectacle to the l{oad and RendPrag, 8 Dahlia Chamberopposesp,-nans half of the construction will ’ " ",: World’." Road. ever be done." Mr. Drivertold :::::::::: $25 Savings Bond through ,n half of the project was done, Plant sole theAl’"nners’"’reec’v°a’For courtesy of local banks, therethe council mightthat not be°nee a theneed first for i industries and the Somerset " construction ban Valley Visiting Nurses SOMERSET--Afear point Avenue in the Kennedy "We frankly do not believe the rest of the improvements. ~:~:~ The garden-department of Association. position paper on development Boulevard section," satated that pressure should be ’ ,; ...... of Easton Avenue has been Wendell T. Breithaupt, relieved," Mr. Breithaupt Mr. Driver also said the the Cedar WoodWoman’s Club presented to the Franklin President. "The township continued. "For the sake of Republican - dominated Board ~:~ will hold its annualplant sale Township council by the mustrcalizeffhat Eust Avanue of Freeholdex:s had been Iii:.i;i!!iill . Thursday,May 16 at the horde home owners and businesses feeding Franklin "untruths" of Mrs. Roger Davis, 61 Chamber of Commerce of is already developedin this already located in the area Franklin’rownship.The p,bper area. A moratorium on and developmentnow in the about the fate of fasten WinstonDrive from 9 a.m. to 4 Avenue."For years Franklin ii!i! p.m. Proceeds will provide And inside.., wusalso presented to the development here can do planning and construction planning beard at last week’s nothing to preserve the canal stages, the safety and con- has been on the bottom of the iii::i funds for Community totem polein getting anything ii!i ONMONDAY American Legion Post 478 namedthe winnersin their safety essay contest. BeautificationProjects. meeting as opposition to the or add to the historical vanienee provided by. four more planned passage of a significanceof the area." lanes on fasten Avenuemust from the county,"he said. i::::: Eachof the winnersfrom Sampson G, Smith School received a medal,a certificate anda $25 i;i::i bond,Holding their certificates aboveare HelaineWotdman, Pamela Sanchez and Marian Chairperson Mrs. Roger moratorium on commercial Mr.Breithaupt stated that a be allowed." Davisannounced that the sale developmentaloog the canal, moratoriumon development Mr. Driver wasreferring to iiil Reilly,from left to right, Standingwith them is DanielSuznovich, Legion project chairman for ¯ is opento the public andwill. Frank|~nnews "The Chamber of Cam- in this area wouldrelieve IV[rl Breithaupt urged the two-year delay in con- Iii!ii the contest,Mrs. Lucile Stahl andSamuel Cameron from SmithSch°°l’ (CliffMoomRaoto) include a large assortmentof merceis unalterablyopposed pressureon the townshipand concentrationon preservation struetianalongI~ustan Avenue annuals including geraniums, i~ii petunias and marigolds, some 2-~ THURSDAY,MAY 9,1974 Jaksztais i Dave’s in Manville 1iiil ManVllle rllg h School Bell Award Si:i ~ i~,ii ! recipient highights The commander of Man. ville’s ThomasJ. Kavanaugh It’s iS VFWPost 2290is the recipient by JeeSikoryak Twofield trips were also original homeroomperiod. of the 1974Liberty Bell Award, given yearly hy the Somerset assuredthat this fiasco will County Bar Association to a ¯ gone. Teachersare still OnTuesday students in Ms. Cooke’shumanities .class and endthis year,never to return. person who has madeout- workingfull steamahead for standingcontributions to the as long as possible, becauseMr.Hess’ urt classesjoaneyed i to NewYork City wherethe +++ community. they are all too awarethat Alfred Jaksztaof 603Huff once the hot weather begins, annual "Teen Arts Festival" was held. h bit of bad news has Ave. receivedthe awardlast elassworkwill be slowingto a cropped up. The ad- Wednesdayin Somerville .: and stand-still. On Thursday, represen- retires of MHSin drama, ministration has annotmeed during "Law Day" Untilthen, business at MBSdance, films, music and the thaltheMHSyearbookwillnot ceremonies at the Somerset continues muchas normal¯ visual arts displayed their be distributed until the last CountyCourthouse. i This past week has been an talents, as well as absorbinga day of school. It seemsthat AWorld War If veteran with active one for manystudents, good deal of contributions by teachers felt that last year’s the Fleet MarineForce in the occupying them with myriad their peers. Valecemwas distributed far Pacific, Mr. Jaknzta has been j ef events, ranging from too early¯ active in VFWfor 20-years. W!dding blatant luxury to absolute +++ necessity. + + + Besides being president of Thelatter is, of course, the The saga of "the Monday Post 2290, Mr. Jakszta serves "Junior Carnival¯" Floating Periods" continues. Ooceitwasreccivedbytbe as chaplain of the 15th Economically, the tlth h few weeks ago, the ad- student body, it seems that District VFWDepartment. He graders are in desperate ministration and faculty classroom attendance was is employedat EthiconInc. in Time! straits, butthisannoalventure practieally nil. Unfortunately, Bridgewater and has been i announced their plans to active in the United Fend S into the world of fantasy and initiateamini.courseprogram no students are practically fun should rectify their designed to occupystudents keenoo the solution. program. He serves on the presentsituation, As a result, the Student ManvilleZoning Board. duringthis free period. Mr. Jakszta and his wife, Cometo Dave’s for the i OnMay lOand ll,this year’s Unfortunately, this new Unionisnowcoming in, taking S carnival, "CartoonFunnies," solution caused more whateversteps possible to Clorindn, havetwo children, a Latest Fashion i will take place. Generalad- problemsthan it solved,and alter this situation for the son, John, at home,and Mrs. missionis 75 cents and the MBShas nowreturned to the better, Susan Korzeniowski of i festival will be open to the GREEKREVIVAL Gr[ggstown Reformed Church will be openfor candlelight walkingtour Hil]sborough. Innovator Line public from 7 to ll p.th. Saturday,May 18, from6:30 to 10 p.m, Friday,and I to 5 p.m. and7 to COMPLETE OUTFIT Historic Griggstown I newarrivals l ¯ i Several of Manvi]]e’s Somerset Hospital an- elementaryschools received a nouncesthe followingrecent, ~Comein Early for the i special treat this week¯Miss spreads welcome mat¯ local births: Tisehio’s dramatic io- April 25-A boy to Mr. and ~’t BestSelection, Expert I terpretation classes presented Griggstown,which has been sponsoringthe tour; the ladies trim, red-framedwelling, the Mrs. RogerMonsell, 25 Grove a series of children’splays and knownvariously sioce before havetheir eyesona handsome property of Mr. and Airs. St., SouthSomerville. puppet shows, combining 1700 as Greeg Town,Grigg’s new fire truck, which Franklin Nash, was in its April 26-A boy to Mr. and [[ ~,~[f.i /]Fitting Doneon{ entertainmentwith education. Townand Grig Town,spreads auxiliary memberMrs. John prime when Washington and Mrs. Sender Gasper, 220 W. The general theme was itself in welcomeon Saturday, F. Allen says is "badly his troops marchedthrough; High St., BoundBrook. A girl ! ~’~Prem :~
SOMERVILLE --The and Agencies.Mrs. Klein will the parish schools for the use gubernatorial nomination in County. speak on a current topic of- Columbia School of Social Humanitarian of the Year of the Jewish Reform TUrn- 1973. She Is a former Work. Mrs. Klein was elected Awardwill be presented to the farting the latest developmentpie’s religi0ue school. President of the NewJersey Democratic assemblywoman in her department. Mrs. Klein movedto Bergen Rt. Roy. Msgr. Eugene B. In 1972, he helped form and League of WomenVoters. Countyin 1948, after working from Morris Countyin 1971, Kelly by the SomersetCounty Msgr. Kelly has been pastor assumed the duties of Mra. Klein was born on July as a caseworkerat the Child and while in the Legislature Associationfor MentalHealth of Immaculate Conception president of SomervilleSenior 23, 1923,in NewYork City. She GuidanceCenter in Worcester, served on the Institutions and at the association’s annual It.C. Church,Somerville, for Citizens’ Housing Inc., was gradaated from Bernard Masc. In 1953, she and her Welfare Committee. She wos dinner Wednesday,May 15, at 18 years. His citation for enlisting the aid of the College with a B.A. in family movedtu Merristown, also a memberof Governor the Redwood Inn, humanitarian notes that in business communityand the sociologyin 1943and received where she wae employed by Cohill’s Tax Policy Committee Bridgewatec. TheMansignor’s 1907 Mst, r. Kelly played a officials of local government,her Masters Degree from the the FamilyServices of Morris from1970 to 1972. selection as humanitarianwas major role in the joining Ills efforts have included announced by Mrs. Carol together, for the first time, of marchesfor housing for the Cdies, president of the mental Somerville’s Catholic and elderly. Heis a founderof the health organization. Protestant communitiesin a Somerset County Council on Principal speaker at the week-long program of prayer Alcoholism.Earlier this year, mental health dinner will be for Christian unity. His work lie was instrumental in Mrs. AnnKlein, NewJersey with the Jewish communityis securing a $24,000 com- Commissionerof Institutions recognized in the opening of mitment from the Somerset CountyBoard of Freeholders to finance a counselingservice for alcoholics at Somerset Transport study llospital, an institution where he served as trustee for four years. begins here Mrs. Anne Klein, first SWEETADELINES officers, left to right, Mrs. WilliamCross of NorthBrunswick, vice woman to be appointed president;Miss Anita Barryof NewBrunswick, president; Mrs. JohnKulina of Manville, SOMERVILLE-- A serious A policy committeewill be Commissioner of the treasurer;Mrs. Charles Gundaker of Edison,recording secretary. stuydy of public tran- established and will serve to Department of Institutions sportation beyondPlainfield provide general direction to and Agencies, was a member 8-8daily by the N,J. Department of the study. This committeewill of the New Jersey State Transportationwill begin here consist of Dr. J. Douglas Assembly,1972-74, and’was a 9-5 saturday SweetAdelines o’ r,cers Friday, ,’ieeording to Sen. Carroll of Tri-State; Louis J. candidate for the Democratm RaymondH. Bateman (R-16th Gambaceini of PATH; Miss Anita Barry from Newin North Brunswickand has their time and talents. They District). Douglas R. Webbof the N.J. Bankwhere Ihe checkingis floe an0 Ine hoursare easy are the highest awards given AnOwe’re CelebrahngSpr*nq with low cost homo*rr,- Brunswick,will headthe with the group for two years. Sen. Batemunsaid he has Department of Tran- WHYTRAVEL? ptovernenlfoansAt The HUlsboroughNahonal Bank Somerset Valley Chapter of Treasureris Mrs. John to any member. been informed by Tran- The Homelownbank at the corner of AmwollRoad sportation, and the planning andRoute 206 Open for hometownconvenience from Sweet Adelines Inc. as Kulina of Munville. Working At a dinner Friday night, sportation CommissionerAlan directors of Union,Somerset, president during the next for United Paperworkers these awards were presented. Sagner that the study "will A 8 to 8 dally and9 to 5 SaturdaysWilh flee personal Hunterdon, Warren and checking~for everyoneNo rninirnLJm balance r~ year. She and other newly International Union in Man- Miss Susan Schulte of South determine the nature and MiddlesexCounties. qLJlrOn NOservice charge NO ~harge oar check elected officers of the four- ville aa a secretary for 12 Plainfield is "SweetAdeline of costs of several alternative A~ AncJ~ ~hi~e S~pp~ ~as~ when you g~ve ~s yo~ part harmonyorganization for years, Mrs. Kulina has been the Year." Miss Sohulte has check*rigaccount for $100or rnoro, o borrow public transportation systems Sen. Batemansaid the study JOIN fromus to hx up your homo.well g,voyou a womenwere installed at a with SweetAdelines for three beenwith the organization two that could be operatedin the terrar,umfined with hvo9reon olanls from dinner held at the Squires Inn years. :,’ears and is a newlyelected will be the key to continuing ROYCEFIELD the NewJersey Bolanlcal Gardens--your corridor westofPlainfieldnow rapid transit service west of in Dunellenlast Fridayuight. The remaining Board BoardMember. "Rookie of the serviced by the Central SWIMCLUB ownbit of Sprlnqlot windowSUl or laOle May3. Membersare Mrs. Augustus Year" went to Mrs. Richard Railroad of NewJersey." Plainfield and in expanding In HUlsboroueh Prior to being elected Martz of Manville, MissSusan Mizovof Bridgewater. Mrs. The transportation cam- and improvingthat service. Call M.mb.rshlpChalrmon THE NATIONALBANK president for her secondyear Schulte of South Plainfield, Mixer has heen with the lie said the study will be missioner told SOn. Bateman completedby April, 1975. 369-32111 31~}-8413 AMWELLROAD ¯ BELLE MEAD . NEW JERSEY ¯ 201 ¯ 359¯ 4800 Hi,: MissBarry held such positions Mrs. Charles Spohr of Edison, chorus six months and is that "fromthese alternatives, as vice president, recording Mrs. Gerlad Stabile of publicity chairman. a choice would be madeand secretary and has been a Somerville, Miss Kathy Under the direction of final system design and BoardMember four of her five Whittaker of Piscataway,Miss Donald Kalbach of Bound engineering initialed. The years with them. A Math Patricia Will of Watchangand Brook, the Somerset Valley alternative systems to be teacher in the Franklin High Mrs. Kent Woodof North Chapterof SweetAdelines Inc. investigated and evaluated Schoolsystem, she is "also a Plainfield. rehearse every Tuesday include: extension of PATH; ENTIRESTOCK OFSPRING memberof a quartet called Irma Mirschel the new eveningin Manvilleat the St. suburbanrail service; feeder Tune Pipers. regent was on hand to install Peter and Paul Orthodox bus service; an exclusive Electedto servewith Miss the officers. She also brought ChurchSocial Hall at 8 p.m. busway;new transit systems, Barry as her vice president is her quartet, a comedyquartet All womenin the area in- and continuation of existhlg Mrs. William Cross of North called "Mutual Funs" along terested in learning the art of PANTSUITS service." Brunswick. Mrs. Cross has with her. Irma Mirsehel is a singing four-part harmonyare Sen. Bat¯mansaid the study been with the organization memberof the Greater Nassas ira, tied to comedown any has already been reviewed nine years and is a registered Chapter of Sweet Adelines. Tuesday. and approvedby the Tri-State nurse. Mrs. Charles Gun- Inc. Regional Planning Com- (taker, of Edison,is recording Each year, a "SweetAdeline missionand will be funded,in secretary -. a job that comes of the Year" ta memberwith Old Bridge part, by the Urban Mass natural to her since she was the group over a year) and Transportation Ad- secretary to the Director of "Rookie of the Year" (a ministration. Save Nursing before getting member who has been with artist married. Mrs.Joseph Dart, of them less than a year), is ~’¢ ’" t Edison, is corresponding voted on by the members. ’Tall Tales’topic $3.99to S10.99 secretary. She is a Supervisor These are womenwho have to exhibit for the Boy Scoutsof Americacontributed a great deal of of program Donald Ossner of Old Reg. 12.99 & 13.99 NOW$10 Bridge, New Jersey will "Toll Tales" will be the present an exhibit of paintings feature of the Children’s Canalbill gets fit TheMunsell Gallery in The Programheld at the Sore¯r- Villagers Barn Theatre;. ville Public Library, 35 West Colanial Farms, Middlebush, End Ave., on Saturday, May from May17 through June 9. assemblyokay Mr. Ossner is a self taught It, at 10:30a.m. artist whohas been painting Two Disney filmstrips in by TomLederer verse impact" on the park. for four years. He has had StaffWriter Thoughno boundaries were exl b ts n NewJersey and color willbe shown:"Joh.nny suggested in the act, the Delawareand is the winnerof Applesoe.n,"ann "races uul," Only Governor Brendan several first, secondand third a.daptatmns from Melody comparativelymihl report of a Time. Byrne’ssignature is neededto legislative studycommittee on prize awards. . makethe Delaware& Raritan the canal, issued last January, The artist paints scenes of Canala state park andcreate recommendedconstruction NewJersey and has traveled . ~.~ .... a commissionto operate it. site reviewwithin one-quarter throughoutthe state painting [ ~-~.. Franklin A 614 vote by the assembly mile of the canal. manyold NewJersey barns. [ lli’:’N,..~z~ Friday after a unanimous The report cautioned, tle enjoys makingstudies of I’~ Bicycle senate voteon April2.5 assured hmvever,that the zone should sunlight and shadowin in- [ ~k-~] ~’~*,’ ~’~ passageof the bill. be narrowed in urban areas teresting realistic local The act authorizes the andcould be filtered to con- scenes Departmentof Environmental Mr. Ossner is a memberof form with physical features I "~ Protection (DEP) to im- andlot lines. the SuburbanArtist Guild and I ?" mediately begin a survey of The commission will have lives in Old Bridge with his I FRANKLINTOWNSHIP’S "critical land sites" alongthe the powerto reject or modify wife, MaryAnne, and his five [ CompleteBicycle Center canal that maybe necessary any state or private project children, Thomas, Donna, [ ~ to add to the park. requiring building permits, Kathryn. James and Maureen. Historical structures; ira. excavationpermits ,and zaning mediate danger of damageto variances, for example. Make-up [ }~ the park becauseof drainage, Public hearings are Complete_ I~llne of appearance, or ecological required prior to designation Heidi L. Taub, daughter of ¯ RALEIGH impact; proximity to high of the reviewzone. Applicants Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Taub of _ ~,,~’~’~,"’_~,.,~"~’,’,~ density population con- for permits wouldbe protected DavidsonAvenue, Somerseta u¯ v=oVISTAt P. g ¯ rtul.t.rP.bROLLFAST I centrations; and availability by right to appealthrough the freshmanat Northwestern BICYCLES of land at a cost advantageto courts. University, is a memberof the = Repairs the state are factors to be The bill included a $50,000 make-upcommittee for North- I consideredin acquiring sites. ¯ Pans appropriation for use by the western University’s 43rd ¯Accessories Thebill authorizes $25,000for commission. annual Waa-blu Show. This this part of the project. Noting that GovernorByrne year ’ s original’ ’ musical" : I)p,nM n.Sat In-flora A second major portion of cJ"~" d~ ,.(]n sae vs" " [ proclaimed this Historic revue, "KeepIn Touch," was i I the bill establishes a nine- Preservation Week, Margen presented for seven per- 853 HamiltonSt. I member non-partisan com- Penick, vice-president of the formanees, May 6 through [ Somerset mission appointed by the Delaware & Raritan Canal Mayl l, in CahnAuditorium on I ~t’41’t’4F. governor. Coalition, called for the the Evanston, I11. campus,~ Ai"t.~L AI 1~,,41 /11 II Among its duties, the Governor to sign the bill with a matinee on Saturday. commission will prepare a during the same period, "to master plan for the physical makeHistoric Preservation developmentand expansion of Weeka real action and not just the park. a symbolicgesture." Why is the Hair After The highly autonomousbody She called for passage of will havethe powerto review another Green Acres bond the leading salon | andapprove all projects of the issue this Novemberhelp fund DEPwithin the park, land acquisition along the m the area ? It will also establish the waterway. "The funding that boundariesof a "reviewzone" has beenproposed obviously is I in which proposed con- not enough to makecritical Not only are weknown for / struction could cause "ad- land purchases," she said. Hair Cutting,but ourstaff has | beeneducated through Redken | seminarsin Coloring, Waving / Shouldwe spoil Morn on andHair Analysis. / Mother’sDay? / Absolutely "lVe’re not expensive . we’re better!" Nothingis to goodfor Morn. 1 Afterall, withouther, where would webe? Sowhen it comes to a gift, makeit a giftshe’, appreciate. TheARTBARN/HANOCRAFT SHOPis the place 1 to findsomething special. All ofour Afgan’~, Shawls, Knit Sweaters, PatchworkQuilts and Hand Quilted Pillows, IIi driedFlower Arrangements andmuch, much more,are handmade withfine care and craftsmanship. ! Hairl You’llbe so overwhelmed withour shop that you’llprobably buysomething forthe kids to giveyou for Mother’s Day. 1135 EASTONAVE. Sospoil Morn, and we’ll spoil you with our qualityitems at lowprices. Anddon’t forget that we do custom framing HOURS: andhave a selection of over 200 original paintings. Men.9:00-5:00 Men.night for menonly 5:00-7:30 ArtB~rn / the handcraftshop Tues., Wed.9:00-6:00 Thurs., Fri. 9:00-7:00 ~/~f,-~’l 123 RIDGEROAD, MONMOUTH JUNCTION. N.J. 08852-(201)329-4696 ~JatB:00-~:O0 L~ The view from here
basic idea.., unless it directly byJay the brunt of the drain-off from uphill into the rivers. Now water flows anti we comeup ~ our more fortunate Somerset affects us. whocares. Well,it commonsense tells us that with flood prone ureas within ; --,~- 5". 2" ’ ~’~; The title of this column Hills communities. seems evident that the sooner or later muchof that Averagedraining-off of the hierarchy of Watchung our lowertov,’ns. might appropriately be "While water is going in drain hack The obvious answer is to Watchung Fiddies...County rainfall creates disturbing Boroughhas adoptedthat very into our streams and we all attitude and consequently,the first dredgeour rivers twhich Towns Drown!" However, conditions whenthe extreme knowwhat happens then. the engineers don’t feel is such a title wouldbe less than low-lying areas of Bound Corps of Engineers plans for The problems noware not flood control are beingheld up oeeessaryL then widen and acceptable to many. con- Brook, Manville. and Mid- insurmountable if our clean up anr streams, per. sequently,we’ll just let our dlesex Boroughs become becauseof it. illustrious engineering .Let’s evaluate the prchlemas milling the steamsto take the present one stay¯ temporarily flooded out. We geniuseswould look at it in its increased run-off and the For many years now. the refer to certain intersections it really it, without placing proper perspective. That blame on anyone for pasl rivers increasing their communities of lower which must be by-passe for statement, of course, includes capacityIoearry it off. Surely SomersetCount.’,’ have been hours at a time: inadequate situations whichhave led up to our Corps of Engineers our present crisis. that cun’l be too hard for Fishing just ain’t what it usedto he.’f = "- ~/J)~’t’~"~ t~~ faced with severe flooding sewer systems which are from the Dept. of the Arm)’. mvoeosee since the logic it problems, and. with the outdated and incapable of Manyyears ago. whenour Anvonewho has lived in this sewersystems ).).’ere installed, reht ivelv simple and the "monsoon"season coming up taking on the inerensed flow: area’for more than a decade situation glaringly obvious. again, it looks like wecan andthe poor residents of the not a soul could foresee that knows that our rivers have prepare for moreof the same. countywho suffer from water because of building in the grown higher due to erosion Yet.our engineers disagree. ’ At everyone knows, we are io their cellars. mountain areas, increased and the water flmving less having ntade their studies situated in the worsepossible In timesof heavierrainfalls. water drain-off woulddirectly rapidly. The)"also knowthat from a desk in Washington letters to the editor position, at the bottomof the the problem is greatly affect our area. In .addition, increasedbuilding in the hills whilethe peoplesuffer )’ear l Raritan Basin. backed up by magnified and the ensuing certain industries began areas has created morerun. floods and the damages waterwaysof the Raritan and water damageis far greater dammingup the rivers to offinlothe basin area. Putting inherent from them. This, of I MillstnneRivers.Naturally. in than that which can be facilitate their particular two-and-two together and course is an immediate an- Ian.’,’ rainy period, the water imaginedby our "high living" operations, Naturally, erosive addingthe facts that wesuffer swerlo eta" problem. action began downstreamand Meanwhile.back in the hills, Sidewalks whois gratified that the SRO that we are not against authority to step in and must drain off somewhereand neighbors.It is very true. and from inadequate sewer acquire the land neeeasaaryto we. the "’basin dwellers." get weare all guilty of the same the silt and erosion from our systems, whichincidentally’ the Boroughof Watchungis programis an idea whosetime Caselian Park. streamsbegan to pile up in our fiddling while the long-range Editor: has,~one. We have supported the implement Plan Four. Un- cost far too muchfor an.’,’ one derstandablythis is the least rivers. So muchso that in municipality to updatewithout flood phmsgo unheededfor a Asidefrom its proceduraland originul concept of the park lack of total supporlby all the I amvery pleasedthat the legal flaws.-not presentingit and’.).’ill continueto supportto desirable approach. However. certain areas the mouths of federal funding i rv and get mayorand council in Manville if there seemsto be no other our streams are forced to flow ill and our own increased ntunicipalilies in the area. havefinally installed the Io the Count’.’Superintendent. enthusiastically as ’.).’ell as the confusion of hr, v en- inonetarilv. Weraised $2,400solution it should not be sidewalkson" 13thAcenue for forcement and counseling to put in the basketball courts rejected out of hand. We the children rand other functions,the issue of die gun-- and backstop ::o that the cannot allmv flood control to die dueto the inability to adopt TO{I_)N ’tpeople). I just wantto know I feel that the v.’cll-intentiooedneighborhood children could Mysteryphoto contest whyit tookso long to he done people e.ilo supported the have a safe place to play. a single plan. About five )’ears ago progranl overlooked le.’o Weha).’e recently allocated Manyof the communities, certaincitizen fromthis town points. monevfur the de,=elopmentof including Watehung. have FORUM madea very good sugges ion Thefirst is that objectionsto an aciventure p avground indicated a willingness to about this sidewalk program the dangers and in- Caseltan Park is a very im- adopt another plan. Hopefully, at a regular turmoil meeting. this ).),’odd be PlanThree for consistencies in the program portant part of our growing 4-~ ’THURSDAY.MAY % 1974 ,,/ Hefirst suggested that It were answered with the COlmnunity. believe it to be the mostac- white line be placed on one argumentthat these ).von’t be ceptable after Plan Four. side of the road. Heeven of- i)roblemsif weget the "right Mrs. RichardSos Unfortunately Watehungand editorial fered to payfor the paint, fie person"for the joh. This in- Presidentof the North Plainfield havebeen at thensaid it wouldbe hectorto sistence an tile person,not the Cedar WoodWoman’s Club odds over flood control mat- take someof the roadv,’ay and program, indicates Ihat is lets forover a year now. We. install the sidewalkson ,’)lie supportersdid not feel that the as a County. should try and side. program could stand on its Floodcontrol rectify this situation. Coun- Big question Hesaid it would.beunfair to liwn merits. If the conceptis cilman Fittipaldi, from lake more properly from the dungerous, having the "right Editor: Watchung.was quoted in the peoplewho lived on this street person" is no guarantee that Courier-News that he hoped To add fluoride to a public water system or not to as hey already gaee some of he).’.’ill beless so. Ilere is a copyof a prgposal ¯ ’Someonecould bring the two add fluoride to a water system? That’s a futuristic their landto widen,this street. whichI intend to presentto the communities together." I Secondly.the fact that the question that Manville Borough officials will have No,.),’five )’earslater all the Board a’nd Council were Board of Freeholders for wouldpropose that the County goodsuggestions are realized. cooporalingon a program’,).’as consideration. Hopefully, it be that "Someone". to decide. I.wantto thankJoseph Utasi hailed as a significanl break- will serve as a basis for better After a meeting that took Much has been said and debated at the state for his fine suggestimlto our through more important than governmenhaIcooperation in place last year between the level concerning the merits of fluoridation. There Imvn. regards to freeholder con- two communities there were the problemthe)’ ).’.’ere ad- have been positive and negative, skeptical attitudes Weneed more donesooner dressing.V;hile I hopethat the ccrned mailers andserve as a several areas that both and opinions expressed during public meetings at by onecouncil. Board and Council will con. basis for posilive proposalsfor communitieswished to discuss tml.le to cooperate. Ioohshnessboth long range and short with the Countyin regard to the state level. ).lrs. JamesBok in Ihe nameOf teamwork is range solutions to flooding in flood control measures. The The State Department of Environmental Protec- Mysteryphoto Manville.N.J. still foolishness. our area. County could ask beth com- tion has heard so many diversified comments that For those whomissed it, last Sandra Grundfest nlunities to drawup items for week’s raystery photo is a discussion. The Countycould department officials have tabled a move to make Interestis piel~ngup in our"South reprinted, along with the That SRO Somerset Scenes Mystery Photo To: Boardof Freeholders: then meet with both com- fluoridation mandatory in public water systems in puzzler for this week. Editor: Thanks Contest¯" The winner of this weekly munities to examine and NewJersey municipalities. Ourhappy editor received14 entries l’:ditor: There has been a great deal propose solutions to their feature will receive a year’s I write not as a Board of discussion and debate problems. I’m sure once we And legislators have entered the fray by in- last week. One was incorrect. free subscriptionIo the South memberhut as an individual concerning flood control for troducing two bills...one which will permit the however. Somersel newspaperof his On April 30, the Phillips- accentuate those ’areasthat Vee held our noontime drawing Franklin Park Parent- the Green Brook sub-basin could be agreed upon and public to decide on a storewide referendum as to. choice --either The Manville duringthe past few.’,’ears. This ~.,’, Tuesdayto pick a winner¯ Andwe News. The Franklin News- r,,,,.J , 0 , ’reachers Organizationheld its action taken, cooperation in whether fluoridation is beneficial - or would be .... ¯ drew the nameof Fred J. Crimi of 65 u h, . r first "’ChineseAuction". has heen especia Iv true in regard to flood control would while the second would allow citizens in local l)-,ecord or TheSouth Somerset ’,t .,’ x,.... regard to trying to achieve be easier to obtain. Elected NewAmwell Rd., Somerville. Fred News. Since it is virtuallY im- municipalities to decide on what’s best tbr their correctly identified last week’spuz- passible to personallv agreementon one of the Army officials in this area, have If the winneris a current Corps of Engineer’s four been under a great deal of towns. zler as the front doors of MaryMother subscriber the free year’s ’...... acknowledge everyone who of God Church in Flagtown. assisted us. maywe therefore proposedplans. pressure. This will increase as The opponents of fluoridation claim that subscription will start at the With the exception of Congratulations,Fred. expiration of the current use this meansto express our the flood season approaches. fluoridated water is hazardous to a person’s health- The editor also wouldlike to thank flit’ I:ra nklili NDYSrEef)lift deepest thanks to all of the Watchung and Berkeley Let’s bury past differences subscription. especially an elderly person. The antis claim that the followingreaders for submitting Therules of the contest are area merchants wllo kindly lleights, virtually every andsee if there are areas that correct entries: donatedall of our gifts. municipal v in the Green wecan all agree on. fluoride does harm to an elder’s bones by making as follows: Brook sub-basin, has chosen In regard to flood control them brittle and creates mottling of teeth. Josephine DiBenedetto, G.A. t. Eachweek the three South Withouttheir generosityv,’e Kihalo, and John Fotta, all of Man- could not have accomplished Plan Four. Weare all av.,are work,I wouldalso proposethe Proponents. however, say that fluoride is a good Somerset Newspapers will that Iolai agreement on a following; ville: Marie DiBenedetto, Patrieia print a photographof a scene The Manville News such all enormoussuccess¯ cavity fighter and creates no ill-healthful affects in Lorenzetti, andMrs. Cathy Corra, all : Thankyou all so very much. single plan is necessary in ...Elston T. Killam be fromthe SouthSomerset area. order that the next step in authorized by resolution to elders or youngsters for that matter. South Somerville: Ruth Doremus, 2. The contestant must ~,.,’,1 H--r,,h.,,,,I,I~HI,~p. %t ..... Mrs, Michael Zedalis, Marge Phillips-Franklin getting a plan adoptedcan be prepare a survey of what True, fluoride is a chemical, as Manville Mayor simplyidentify the object or Wareham, and Meg Lawson, all of scene. Park P.T.O. achieved. Therefore we are interim flood control Albert Palfy recently stated in this newspaper. And, Somerville; Steve Rosacha and Mrs, .’,’1’,/~?;’ ,’<, :’.;,. ’,,’, ;’,:,; ’,,,;’,’ , ?t ..... Executive Board faced with some different measurescould be of benefit 3. All entries musl be ¯ h’.h’,,.,h...,,,.r ’, ," decisions in regard to ob- now. i.e. dredging and of course, no one wants a public water system used John Hanson,beth of Belle Mead. received by the South taining unanimity amongour widening flood affected as a medium for dispensing chemicals, as Mayor The incorrect entry was submitted Somerset News papers by CaseltonPark coramunities in regard to streams, construction of Palfy says. by Mrs, Peter Hoboraof Manvillewho noonTuesday of the following said our puzzler was Christ the King accepting one plan. small-scale retaining walls, But it has not been proven that the above men- week. Editor: LutheranChurch, Rt. 27. 4. Onlypostcard entries will I have suggestedthat if the levees, storm drainage, etc. tioned adverse affects have occurred in towns where communitius who now favor ...Once this report is Wereceived another entry, but it be accepted.On the backof the After reading articles Plan Four refuse to select prepared, to begin on a fluoridated water has been instituted. contained no nameand address. postcard contestants must hh,,,J),.,,:, t, ,,..)),, pertaining to Caselton Park, another plan it might he priority basis, to implement Somerville - Manville’s neighbor-has had include the correct iden- the Cedar V¢oodWmnan’s Club necessary for the Count), of whatever flood control fluoridated water [’or more than a year now with no tification of the "South wouldlike to publicly slate Somerset, or a flood control measures could be of value. complaints or cases of ill-health created through ! SomersetScene." their name, ...Press for state aid for address and telephone interim flood control fluoridation. number. measures (suchas those Trenton and Princeton has had fluoridated water 5. Therewill be one winner received by the Passaic River for several years with no problems. per week. In case of basin . over four million The anti side’s agruments just don’t stand up as .w , duplicates, all correct entries i _ VACATION dollars.) will be placed into a randun’, ...Investigate funding far as this newspaper is concerned. Until the op- drawing to take place at the ponents of fluoridation come up with some hard DREAMS? through the Federal Water lli,.~,=g~= ro ill ¯ offices of the SouthSomerset Resources Act of 1973. (This core evidence backing their stand, this newspaper ll llili Newspapers at noon each bill providesup to twomillion will endorse fluoridation as a healthful step in the Tuesday. 6. All entries must be ad- dollars for any region which, right direction. in the past five years, has been dressed to "South Somerset WE CAN HELP MAKEIT HAPPEN! declared a flood disaster area Perhaps a referendum-either statewide or local- ~11 ScenesEditor, SouthSomerset for use in interim measures.) might add some flavor to the issue and bring more Newspapers,240 S. MainSt., ...Investigate a non- information about fluoridation to the surface so Manville,N.J. 08835. Whetheryour heart’s set ontravel or just livingit up Decisions of the judge are structural solution to our everyone can make an intelligent decision on a sub- nearhome.., great vacations take money. flooding problem, tBut con- Lastweek’s puzzler final. tinue to proceedwith the Army ject that’s important to Manville and every New Jersey town without fluoridated water systems. STARTYOUR 1975 VACATIONCLUB (continued on PAGE5-At WITHUS TODAY ! DEPOSIT Keanfeels he can makea difference in D.C. THIS AMOUNT byTerri Gabrlell want," he says, "but congresscan’t pass any "Anotherbasis for inflation is the energy The 38.year-old ¯legislator was the chief Staff Writer of them." shortage," Mr. K6ansays. "Aslong as we’re sponsor of the EdueatiunalOpportunity Act, EVERY $I $2 $3 $5 $10 He says he ’favors the administration completelydependent on foreign oil, prices legislation to create the Departmentof WEEK Assemply minority leader Thomas H, health care bill whichwould provide for 60 will cotinue to rise, and congress has not EnvironmentalProtection and the Division Kean,a congressionalcandidate in the fifth per cent of health insurance costs to be passed an energybill as yet." of ConsumerProtection. distrtict, says congresshas b~come"a pitiful picked up by employers as well as Aformer history teacher, Mr. Keen says Hewas also the principal sponsor of beth AT THE branch of government,"which has lost its developmentof pessihlealternatives to oil as he Ioooksat the issue of impeachmentas a the Coastal Areas Proetetion Act and legislation to provideincreased penalties for ENDOF balance of governmentpower. the major source of most of the country’s historian. "Unless we can reform the institution, energy. "I can understand the constitutional consumerfraud and water pollution. 50 WEEKS $50 $100 $150 $250 $500 there’s no reasonto run for congress- we’re Inflation is one nf the biggest problems problems over and against the court, but "I believe that I havemade a difference in RECEIVE not going tn he able to do anything oncewe facing both the fifth district andthe nation, when you have a committee of the U.S. Trentonand I hope to makea difference in get in there," the Livingston Republican Mr. Kean says, and one proven way to Congress to study impeachment, the Washington,"he says. says. combat it is to cut governmentspending. President has an obligation to give them "Therehas beenno New Jersey melnberof Congressis unresponsive to the needs of Mr. Keensuggests reducing the numberof every piece of evidence they think they the Waysand MeansCommittee since t95S," the majorityin his opinion,as well as unable troops maintained in European countries need," he says. he says. "Wepay morein taxes and receive to tunctiunefficiently, fiscally irresponsible economicallycapable of defeningthemselves "ThePresident has an absolute obligation less than any other state in the union. Our and unable to follow through on any of its as a step in this direction. Heis against to turnoverthe tapes that are missingto the congressional delegation doesn’t have much programs. controls, he says, becausethey are "counter- committee,"he adds. clout, or it has an inability to use the clout it "The best programs get twisted out of productive." "Wehave to approach the issue of im- has, shape by bureaucracy and congress has no "We’veproved in the last year that con- peachmentat all times rationally," he says. "I havethis strong belief that I can makea powerto do anything about it," he says. trots hurt morethan they helped," he says. "Mybelief is that the committeeis doing difference in the congress," he says. "If I MANVILLE "There is no mechanismfor looking at a "The resulting shortages only made the that. Weought to allow themto proceedwith thought I couldn’t, 1 wouldn’tbe running." programafter it’s already in force." in[latinn worse." their work." Hesays he has beenadvised by manyto lay ¯ Onboth energyand healty care bills, Mr. He says that before any more "Russian Mr.Kean, who is serving his fourth term as low and not try to winan eleetiun in a year Keensays he feels congress is incapable of WheatDeals" occur, the U.S. Departmentof an assemblyman, abolished the secret whenthe countryseems to be in trouble and taking any antlon - and yet the energy Agriculture should be asked to do an in- caucussystem, professionalized its staff, manypeople look at Republicansas a cause BANK .,Sou,,Mo,n,,r.,orshortage is a long term problem and vuntory to determine the needs of the strengthened "its committees and banned of that trouble. 325 North Main Street catastrophic illness could wipe out 90 per nation’s people, whomhe says are now lobbyists from the floor whenhe was serving "Inmy opinion that’s moreof a reasonfor MornburF.O.I.C. Manville, N.J. cent of Americanfamilies, he adds. huythg wheat at 10 or 20 times the price as majority leader in 1970 andas speaker of people to stand up and call themselves "Youcan argue about whichproposals you Russiapaid for it, the State Assemblyin the last sessmn. Republicans," he says, TIIUIISDAY, MAY9,1974 S-A
allowa deadlockto ensue and letters in the past. It’s done. But what must immediatelyproceed to McCallsays governmentmorality t( ) concern (Continued from Page 4.A) has been done could be undonehave all communitiesagree on - provided the people are one plan - los mentioned, this " byTomLederer not characteristic of Republicansalone. Corps) namely to try and willing to accept such a plan. endof the scale. will necessitate getting North Staff Writer Mrs. McCall termed morality in govern- Onthe related issue of the federal budget, obtainState legislationsimilar That they recewe just com- Plainfield and Watehangto mentthe top concernof voters in the distiet. to a Green Acres bonding pensation for their property meet together)¯ Mrs.McCall favors an allocation of funds to To Nina McCall, Democratic candidate She recently released disclosure statements set up a congressional bureau that could issuance that would allow and the Federal Government ..¯Investigate an emergency for the fifth congressional district, an of her and her husband’sassets, liabilities communitiesto buy structures is willing to fund a non- adequately analyze budget proposals from programsimilar to measures across.the-board election of Democratic and income taxes paid for the last three the executive branch¯ "Basically I feel the in the flood way.Additionally, structural solution. I would used by the Mississippi Delta candidates this November"would not in years. that wepress Federalofficials propose meeting with our area duringflood seasons(i.e. itself be a healthy reaction to Watergateand mililary budgetis far in excess of whatis congressionalrepresentatives "I have been campaigningfor a monthnow needed and that more emphasis should be to reviewfederal reguIatioos sand begging,etc.). similar corruption in the Nixan Ad- and the impeachmentissue is on everybody’s placed on social programs,"she said. to fund non.structural to discuss this proposal. ...Develop a County-wide ministration." Perhaps, weshould be urging mind," she said. "People want to draw you solutions. This has beenruled flood preparedness program "Most people in Congress have done in out on the subject¯ Theywant you to comeout oat because of cost-benefit Washingtonto spend moneyto andalert system.County Civil campaignspending what Nixon has done," and say you are for impeachment," the ratio that the Corps must get the permanent dwellers Defenseshould be called in to she maintained, saying that corruption was former NewJersey president of the League Charles Brothers adhere to (that is for every out of the flood plains instead meet with all flood prone of WomenVoters said. Shesaid she wouldvote dollar spent on a public of spendingit to build dikes municipalities to developsuch project, the public must and dams that mayonly en- for the President’s impeachment. CONTINENTALCIRCUS a plan - (Mayorsmust be in- monts. Calling for Rousepassage of the Senate receive a dollar’s worth of courage greater development. eluded as well as C.D. people ...Continuing effort to he lookedupon as all inelusive. benefits - otherwisea project ...Until, and, if the above due to the fact that during an I offer them in the spirit of approvedCampaign Reform Bill she termed Sponsoredby the prohibit further developmentpositive proposals for your current resistance to the measure"really is economicallyunjustifiable). hecomesreality wemust deal emergencyall directions are in the flood plain areas ’is sad." Hillsborough First ~id El" I for one, wouldlike to see an with the problem at hand, given by the Mayor. Drills consideration. Hopefully,they amust. will provide the basis far a Another strong reaction she noted in her Rescue Squad independent economic namely, approving and shouldbe held as well as back- ...To support proposed citizen contacts is a basic approval and analysis for all four of the movingforward one of the four up plans developed.All County legislation by Assem- program adopted by the Corps present plans. Perhaps proposed ArmyCorps plans. Countyof Somersetfor flood encouragementshe is receiving as a female equipmentand personnel that blywomanBetty Wilson which candidate. "This is a good time for women," a solution that wouldbe more The Board of Freeholders could be useful to would create a "Water control prevention¯ Wed., May15th - Thurs., May16th palatable wouldbe to begin should act as a conciliatory she noted. "Theycan capitalize on the fact municipalities during a flood ManagementAuthority" for that they are basically uncorrupted by the 2 PerformancesDaily relocating the critical agent to help municipalitiesin should be cataloged and the Green BrookSub-Basin. FrankNero at 5:00P.M. and 8.’00 P,M, structures from the Flood the sub-basin reach forwardedto municipalities This list shouldby no means Freeholder political system¯" llazurd Areas (see Planning agreementon one of the flood with namesand manner of Inflation is another issue that has per- Boardreport). plans- IPerhaps, even seeing contactingkey personnel.The plexed voters, according to Mrs. McCall. A flood plain acts as a whether Plan Four could be Countyshould contract with "The people, I have talked to don’t haveany HILLSBOROUGHHIGH SCHOOLFIELD natural sponge and could modified in someway to meet National WeatherServices for Pupils dabble confidence that governmentcan do anything provide for recreational and Watehung and Berkeley storm warning information. about it," she asserted. She said she --A comprehensiveenergy open space activities after Ifeights objections. Plans This informationcould be sent (Continuedfrom PageOne) discussed the problem extensively with TICKETSIN ADVANCE flood waters recede. It’s too were modified in the Passaic to the Park Police, then to bill. economists at Princeton University who Sl.O0children (under 16) $2.00adults late to dwellon the destructive Basin studies). Wecan not Municipal Police Depart- poles, more and improved --A resolution commending essentially told her that the causes were (SOChigher days oF performance) guardrails, bicycle lanes, Secretary of State, Henry uniquely different from comparative in- horizontal road signs over 2 Kissthger,for his effortsin the flationaryperiods, anddifficult to deal with. poles, cause of peace and urging him Notinga recent labor departmentreport of Tlckettmay be purchased at --Ratification of all major to continue. a drop in workerproductively, Mrs. McCall 7.11(Route 206) Cumberland Forms (at. 206) HlllshoroCorner Store (Amwell Rd.) deals, negotiations, --Permittingforeign fleets to called for greater emphasison training and FoodtawnPlaza (FrL eve, May I Oa May11 agreements by the U.S. fishin U.S.coastal watersonly educational programsas well as a personal ¯ " :: ,, ’ No Tricky Requirements , .....: Senate. 15 milesout. incometax cut, particularly for the lower --Raising the quorum for " doing business in the U.S. . No Minimum Balance .... Senate and House of .... ’ " ~. i "/:: ’ .. Representativesto 75 per cent FOODTOWN (As a constitutional amend- MOTHER’SDAY af ment). Fromall of usat --Raising the minimum wage from $2.25 per hour to $2.50 and, thereafter, every 6 ¯ ,: : : .403Route 206s0Uth, Hiilsborough Township r months, whenthe official consumerprice index rises 5 , ii ¯ ~ .... : . /35g-8144 ,’ " .:" " : .... per cent. --Completion of all . Rari’tan- HiliSborodgh-Whitehouse Watergate Investigations by ".’ i.. July, 1974and if not, sendingto ’ .’. " ..,’ Mem’berFDIC’. !~ SupremeCourt.
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Sawer of BoundBrook, Karen 6-A THURSDAY,MAY 9, 1974 ville. The ceremony was AnnBacon of Ohio, and Holly the little people... performed by Rev. Joseph Kerekes of Pennsylvania. Krysztofik, pastor. Each bridesmaid was at- WeSpecialize The bride is the daughterel tired in a blue flower print Mrs. AdamPiszkowski of 311] gownwith white ilet sleeves in haircuts Marion PI., Manville. Mr. anda hlue picture hat. /or theyounger set... Peach is the son of Mrs. E. Bridal attendants carried Kerekesof Dilltown, Pa., anU bouquets of yellow and blue Eugene Peach of Nanty GIo, daisies. Pa. LentenPiszkowski, niece ot Given in nmrriage by her the bride, served as Bower ULTIMATEI brother, GregoryPiszkuwski. girl. the bride ivas attired in a high 262 W. Union Ave. Bound Crook Call Best manwas Kelly Peach, 469-5224 neckline gown with a per- the groom’sbrother. manent pleater neckline at. Ushers included Robert OPEN:Tues., Thurs., Fri. - 9 to 9 - Wed.,9 to 6 - Sat. 8:30to 6 tacbed to a Venetian lace bodice andbishop sleeves¯ She Peach of Pennsylvania,cousin "AFULI.SEItVICI’:SAI.ON"ity’hidl.t," ’ ~ (3 hie B.d~waxincandIh, rnmnentlashes wore a fluid skirt deeply of the groom,Joseph Kite el (Men’snight Wed. 5:30.9t Califon, brother-in-lawof the Prop. LyndaGa~lia AmpleParking in Rear ruffled with a border el bride, and Ernest Kerekes el Venetian lace with a full Pennsylvania, brother of the ’Teachers’Day’ gift chapeltrain. groom. The bride wore a headpiece Lastweek, the LadiesAuxiliary of V.F.W.Post 2290 honored attached to a long mantilla The bride is a graduate o! Manville’sschool teachers by presentingthem with letter with splatters of Venetian Manville High School and is openersin commemorationof "Teachers’ Day" celebrated lace. She carried a bouquetel employedhy EthiconInc., ao a last Saturday,May 4. Above,Mrs. Terry Rakowitz,right, gardenias, stephanotis and keypunchoperator. presentsa letter openerto Mrs. MargaretMadsen, a third ANNIVERSARY Mr. Peach is a graduate of yellow sweetbeart roses. gradeteacher at MainStreet Elementary School. (Bob Yaeger Linda Bernotas of Bound SomersetCounty Vocational - Brookserved as bridal honor Technical School and MercerA I u" " cites* Mrs. Paul Seiwell Jr., nee Linda Joan Michno. attendant. She was attired in County Community College.~UXl’lar/ an empiregown with a print o[ tie is employed as a service ¯(~nf,~tU Month,¯ yellow flowers, long white technician at Magnetic Die- ~ .... I Miss Linda JoanMichno sleeves and wore a yellow tation, Bloomfield. niei¢ bike N picture hat. Followinga reception for 180 --’~ Bridesmaids included Mrs. persons at the WatchungView In observance of "Safety marriesPaul SeiwellJr. JosephKite of Califon, sister Inn, the coupleleft on a wed. Month,"the ladles auxiliary dressed in empire gownsof of the bride, Mrs. Martin ding trip to Puerto Rico. of V.F.W.Post 2290 presented 3 DAYSONLY - Thurs., Fri. Sat. Linda Joan bliehno, tip-dyed polyester crepe in Sauer of BoundBrook, Karen They plan to reside n the Manville police with a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. peachwith longfitted sleeves. AnnBacon of Ohio, and llolly llillsborough. RaymondMichno St. of 318 "Drive to Survive" film and The collars and sleeves were an explanation chart on safe Dynamic Savings on North 5th Ave., Manville, trimmedwith brown lace, and driving whichthey will be able becamethe bride of Paul F. they carried bouquetsof brown to use in schoolsand to provide Sciwell Jr., son of Mr. and and white daisies, carnations the public the opportunity to Mrs. Paul F. Sciwell Sr. of 90 androses. learn essentials of safe and SUMMER FOOTWEAR South 19th Ave., Manville, Lisa Scotch of Belmont, defensive drivingtactics. during a 3 p.m. ceremony Calif., servedas flowcrgirlfor On April 20, a safety in- performed by Roy. Felix her cousin. Vcnza at Christ the King spection and obtaining Anthony Alimeeeo of licenses for bicycles was held for entire family... Church. Manvilleserved as best man. Mrs. Joseph Minton served at fire houseNo. 2. Mrs. Ann George Perhaeh, Danny Sterbinsky, president, and as organist. Piorkowski and the groom’s slings, sandles, pumps,fiats Mrs. Catherine Sefehiek, Christine Tomaszfski Given in marriage by her brother, RiekyMichno, all of senior vice president of the father, tire bride wasattired in Manville, served as ushers a long Cathedral veil with a Ladies Auxiliary V.F.W.Post "Don’t Forget Mother’s Day- Sun., May12" along with John Gillen of 2290, distributed over 300 Miss Tomaszfski Camelot cap with matching Franklin. JimmyKeiderling, lace. pamphlets,n safety rules for Mrs. Craig Daniels of Pit- the groom’snephew, served as bikeriders andfloreeent strips is future bride ring bearer. for night riding. This was in man, served as maid of honor Mr. and Mrs. Michael The bride and bridegroom observanceof the "Lite ABike Tomaszfskiof 54 North Weiss for her sister. are graduates of Manville STAN’S Bridesmaids were Miss Program" sponsored by the St., Manville, announcethe tligh School. Gerlldine Pienta of Manville, Dept. of NewJersey Veterans engagementof their daughter, Thebride is employedat St. of Foreign Wars. The Manville ,Christine Ann, to Ralph cousin of the bride, Miss Peter’s Hospital as a licensed Sharon Raczkowski of Man- Police Dept. conducted the Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. SHOE STACK practical nurse. Her husband safety inspection of all Ralph Nelson of AmwellRoad, ville, a cousin, Miss Althea is attending SomersetCounty bicycles, Elias of Bound Brook and Hillsborough. 214 MAIN ST. BOUNDBROOK VocationalTechnical Institute Mrs. Freda Adams, The prospective bride is a SandraCharneski of Manville, endserved with the U.S. Naval a cousin, whoserved as junior ;/ chairman of the Ladies seniorat Manvillelligh School 356-7554 Reservewith a tour of duty in ’.-;;’ Auxiliaryof Post 2290,donated Iarid is employedhy Mazur’s bridesmaid. Vietnam. The bridal attendants were drug abuse literature to the Foodtownin Manville. Following a reception at- ManvilleHigh School library Mr. Nelson attended tended by 200 persons at and the Girls Junior Unit of llillsborough lligh Schooland ~.F.W. Memorial tlall in Post No, 2290. DelawareValley College. lie ¯ Manville,the couple left on a Mrs. Mary Iarkowski, is employed by Tek-Wave. honeymoontrip to ltawaii. ~ Americanism chairman for The couple plan a May 10, /, /, /. The plan to reside in " the Ladies Auxiliary, 1975 wedding. ’~ ; .... llillsberough. ~ Garden. Apart- . ’ presented Americanflags to ments, Hu[soorougn. )h.L;.~: Mrs. IDcnnis E, Peach, was Miss Geraldine Piszkowski. Post 2290. SweetAdelines ~!- ~.~~~~~d~’~~r~ ¯ -- ~to entertain cubs , v ’:’ Aux,harypresents ! :’-"g’~,:~l I ’i,:j~°*. ~;’’: flagto SCOUTS :’. ~’~,, j~" In observance of Loyally LIFE ST YL E DI~’-’’~.;.-~-~;~ ~ ,.~ Day May l Mrs. Mary .~--’ .: J- " ~’~-- v ’ larkowski, Amerieanism ~". ’ -- ’ ’ chairmanfor the 151hDistrict :-~- , Ladies Auxiliary to the THURSDAY.MAYg. 1974 7-A Veterans of Foreign Wars of -., " 5." the U.S. presented an ¯ " " AmericanFlag to Girl Scout L-,n Y" Troop37, Neighborhood12, of Women’sclub finishes the Rolling Hills Council. Jennifer Carnell, the youngest memberof the troop acceptedthe flag. project in Middlebush The Troopmade the request for the flag becauseit did not The Franklin Woman’sthe Franklin Conservation Mrs. Lois Howe of Elizabeth have a 50 star flag and Club completed Saturday its Commissionand president of Ave.,a charter memberof the lightweight pole. Mrs. Jennie two.year community im- the Franklin Conservation Conservation Club. Repka, district president, provement project of 75 Club; and a sourgum tree by The women’s Club members indicated the troop woulduse plantings of trees, shrubs, and planted some 20 additional the flag in paradesand at Girl bushes for a bird feeding trees and shrubs for their Scout ceremonies. Pledge of station and outdoorclassroom project including dogwood, Allegiancecards weregiven to in the rear of the Middlebush clumpbirch, hackberry, sweet each memberof the troop. School. gumtree, elderberry, spice Mrs. }larry (Rosemary) Theproject is designedas an bush, and red osier dogwood. James and Mrs. Kenneth island to provide year-round Therecycling kick tFrances/ Cornell, troop feeding and shelter for hun- Hospital okays leaders were in attendance. dreds of birds, manyof which Recyclingis not just a habit withthese students at Manville’sAlexander Batcho Intermediate GRADUATE would have difficulty today family practice School...it’s a wayof life. Old andunuseabIe books, papers and magazines are saved, then existing in Franklin Township. neatly tied andbundled, and loaded onto a truck for recycling.Conservation is not only DAVENPORT, IOWA -- The project also providesan taught,but alsoput into action. Jescph Ktimekof Manvilleis SOMERVILLE .- The amongsome 377 students at St. outdoor classroomfor first . American Medical hand study of nature. to Association’s Council on VFWhonors 2 active membersat dinner danceAmbrose College degrees during thereceive school’s Thebird feeding station on a Medical Education has ap- was recently lauded for her 25 ofCommander, OldBridge. Thomas Lynch 92nd commencement exer- 30 x 300foot plot wonan award proved a Family Practice Michael Del Rocco, nora- cises Sunday,May 5. at the Annual Presidents Residency Program for years of service to the mander, and Mrs. Jennie organization of whichshe has Conference of the Fourth SomersetHospital. Repka, President, were District of the NewJersey The program was fostered held many offices and honored at a Testimonial chairmanships on the local, TII~ is your last chance for State Federation of Women’s by the Hospital’s Medical Dinner-Danceat the Sante- Mrs. Joseph Kruchun. was Miss Lauren Szymanski. Clubsat the PrincetonCountry Staff, Boardof Trustees and countyand state. a Mother’s Daygifi... blorctli Post1748, by the lSth Guest Speaker, State ClubApril 11. It wasthe only Administrationwith the aim of District Veterans of Foreign or else you’ll have woman’s club community SuzanneThompson bringing additional family Warsand its Ladies Auxiliary President Itosemary Mazerof Miss Lauren Szymanski improvementproject winning physicians to the community. et SomersetCounty. East Brunswick, com- cold cuts for dinner! in the Fourth District. Mrs. Accordingto the Hospital’s plimcnted Mrs. ltcpka on her Mrs. Repka has headed the leadership and the districts Mary Shell of Den Herder Miss Thompson executive director, NelsonO. countyorganization since July wed to JosephKrachun Lindlcy, the area has ex- participation in all programs Drive, Middlebush, is the 1973. She is a memberof the of the Ladies Auxiliary. chairman, and Mrs. Jesie future bride perienced a large influx of Thomas J. Kavanaugh Post Miss Lauren Marie blue starflowcrs and statice specialists in the last 10-15 Mr. DeIRocco,a memberof ZzymaDski. daugher of Mr. and royal velvet tubing. Housell, of 16 Tripplet Drive, James Edward Thompsonof 2290 Ladies Auxiliary in the &anteMoretti Post 17411for and Mrs. ShmleySzyanskl of Miss Donna Stanislaw of is co..chairman. Somerset and Ruth Patrieia years, but has not had a Manville, the secondlargest 238So. Main Street 725.2936 Manville, N.J. AmongSaturday’s plantings comparableincrease of family 29 years, was cited for his 364 Ihlff Ave., Manville, Manville and Mrs. Patrieia Thompsonof North Brunswick ’auxiliary in NewJersey. She leadership by Past State heeamethe bride of Stephen Duff served as bridesmaids. wereseven gilts of trees from announce the engagement of physicians. ,hlseph Krachun. son of Mr. Each bridal attendant was conservation- mindedeitizans their daughter, Suzunne, to "This is a muchneeded part and Mrs. Francis Krachunof 3 attired in enpire A-line gowns aDd groups. A sugar maple David Richard Helmeers, son of medical care," said Mr. Third St., Hart:an during a with bluefloral over light blue was presented by the of Mr. and Mrs. George Lindiey." It is our hope that 2::]0 p.m. ceremonySaturday, solid mockhalter. Each wore Somerset Hills and County Helmeersof 38 EllwoodRoad, our newtraining programwill April 27, at Sacred Heart long sleeved Bolero jackets Bank; an October Glory East Brunswick. assist to alleviate this need." Church, Manville. Rcv. trimmedin ivory clooneylace, maple by the Franklin The prospective bride is a Ilyac t Dabrowsky per- and each wore headpieces TownshipJayeettes; a white 1971 graduate of St. Peter’s Studentsdisplay fnrnled the ceremony. with light blue bows with flowering dogwood by High School in NewBrunswick Given in marriage by her streamers and waist length Livingston Park Nurseries; and attended OklahomaState musicand ad two Norwayspruce and a blue father, the bride wore an veils attached. University. She is nowat- A large segment of Man- empire A-line gownof fabric The attendants carried sprUCeby Mrs. Joyce Wcrner tending University College ville’s elementary student silk peaucomplete with bodice crescent bouquets of blue of Amwell Road, a club Night School and is employed population received the op- and skirt featuring lace ap- tinted miniature carnations, member: a box elder by Dr. by Aamco Transmissions, Bruce Hamilton, chairman of portunity to display their pliques no the bodice, skirt, royal blue starflowers and Somerset. musicaland art talents daring back and waist. The bride’s statice and green velvet Her fiance is a 1967graduate the school system’s "All City gowo’s neckline featured a tubing. of East BrunswickHigh School Elementary Music and Art stand up collar withbell color Best manwas Stanley Colby and the Passaic School of Festival" held April 24 in the ivm’ysleeves andfloor length of WhitehonseStation. Gary If new arrivals Drafting. Heis nowattending high school auditorium. chapel train completely en- Rosieeki of Hillsborough and bliddlesex County College Performing students were circled in lace. Larry Straile of Raritan Somerset Hospital an- Night School and is employed from the 4th and 5th grade The bride wore an ivroy ushered. nounces the following recent as an industrial engineerwith choruses, the 6th grade shouhler length mantilla Thebride is a graduate of local births: Beacon Chemical Co., New chorus, and the elementary edged in matchblglace with a Manville High School and April 16 - A boy to Mr. and YorkCity. band and ensembles. Canlelot headpieceand chapel attended Taylor Business Mrs. Joseph Subach, 515 The couple plan a May17, The art department at the lengthveil. Institute. She is employedby BrooksBlvd., Manville. 1975 wedding. elementary level contributed She carried a cascade of John Wiley & Sons Inc. of April 18 - A boy to Mr. and posters and programcovers, white butterfly roses, Somerset. Mrs. Joseph Wood,103 South Dinner hosts and an art displayin the’lobby stephanotis,lily of the valley, Mr. Krachunis a graduate 15 th Ave., Manville.A boy to at the high schhol was baby’s breath and ivy. of Bridgewatcr-Raritan High Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leonard exhibited during the per- Miss doAnnSlaby of Man- School West and is employed ltillsborough Rd., Belle Mead. Vliet, of BunkerHill Road,in formance. ville served as maidof honor. as an accountant at American April 19 - A girl to Mr. and Griggstown, are hosting a Teacherswhoassistedin the She was attired in an empire Cyanamid Companyin Bound Mrs. F. WilliamLinn, 630 N. formal dinner party this musical portion of the event A-line gownwith blue floral Brook. MeadowDr., BoundBrook. Sunday, in honor of Mrs. were Mrs. Linda Potter, Mrs. uver light blue solid mock Followinga reception at the April 20 - A boy to Mr. and Viler’smother, Mrs. Filomana Sandra Wolters, William halter with a long sleeved Watchung View Inn, MrsBruce Wolferz, 115 South N. Frank, on her 9~d hir- Jarvis and Ms. Patrieia Bolero jacket trimmed in Somerville,the coupleleft on a lgth Ave. Manville. thday. Willard. ivory clnooeylace. trip to Europe. April 23 - A girl to Mr. and Around40 close friends and In charge of art were Miss She carried a crescent They plan to reside in Mrs. Erik Meyer,67 Ellison relatives are espeeted to at- Lucile Scoffel and MissKaren bouquet of blue tinted Hillsborough. Rd., Somerset. tend. Huylebrecck. mJohlture carnations, royal Petey’s AC sets excursions Petey’s Athletic Club of Manvillewill sponsora trip to the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn June 29 to see Rodgers and tlammerstein’s The Hair After hit musical "South Pacific," starring Betsy Palmer and Jerome Hines. 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Bascomp.m. TEENDANCE: May .24th at 10 a.m. and *nut n morning of the rally, numberof gears or type of based Johns - Manville Cor- of Education Community Park, Wednesdays and FISHING DERBY: May MacAfeeRoad School, 8 p.m. prescribed route through BICYCLERACE for BOYS bicycle). Prizes for the first poration, held Friday May3, Service Department have BASEBAI~LCLINIC: May Fridays, May15, 3-5 p.m. 15th at 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., for to 11 p.m. Admission$1. Co- Franklin Township of ap- & GIRLS three boys and girls in in NewYork City, a quarterly scheduledthe followingevents llth Ages7.12, from9 a.m. to Conerly School, Tuesdays ages 6 to adult, 4 categories, sponsored by Cedar Wood proximately20miles. Only26" WREN:June 9, Rain or dividendof 30 cents per share for the monthof May: 12 noon, Franklin High School and Thursdays, May14, 3-5:30 Prizes awarded for heaviest Women’s Club - Franklin bicycles having at least a 3- Shine, 24" wheelsor less 8-11 each event. Opento all boys and girls in Franklin Town- was declared on the common GIRLSSOFTBALL: Grades field. Baseball coaches and p.m. fish cuaght in each category. Township Special Police - speed gear ratio can par- yrs. 1 mile. Time: 12 noon stock of the corporation, 5 thru 9 at MiddlebushSchool- athletes will demonstrateand tlamilton Park Tuesdays Official weighing station - Franklin Township Parks & ticipate. Those under 15 years SHARP!25" wheels or more ship. Promoted by the 12-14yrs. 1 mile.Registration: SOMERSET ’WHEELMEN. payable June 7, to 5 to 7:30 p.m., Fridays coachyou on hitting, fielding, and Thursdays, May14,3-5:30 East Millstone Park, Market Recreation. oldmusthavewritten parental stockholdersof record at the base running and the rules. A o.m. Street, East Millstone. BIKERALLY: June 1st, t0 consent. Bicycles must meet 11:30a.m.at bicycle shop. 26" Contact the Parks and beginning May3rd thru June wheels or more 14-17 yrs. I closeof businessMay t7. ...;..,,. 7th. Registration:First dayof gamewill concludethe clinic. Pine Grove Wednesdays .Registration: 8 a.m. to 9 a.m . a.m., Ages 12 and over. Grouv..m i n i m u m s a f e t y Recreation Department.
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DecorShop TheLittle BigMan Shop ThePrep Shop FirstNational Bank of CentralJersey LyonsFish Market TheStltchery Ltd. Way’sSweet Shappe Princeton North Shopping Center TheFlower Basket MagicTouch Michelle’sCaterers Wishy-WashyColn.Op Route 206 next to Grand Union GoodyearTire Nassau Card Shop GrandUnion NassauCard Shop Laundryg Dry Cleaning THURSDAY, MAY 9,1974 9"~ JOSEPIIA. ItEGIEC Manville, and Thomas, at home; two daughters, Mrs. BETTYDUFFY Denton Campbell of Franklin; I|ESSIEBECKWITII Stewart of Franklin, and a MANVILLE-- Joseph A. AnnaGnatek of Manville and two sons, Thomasand Daniel, grandson. Regiee, 82, of 1132 Bleecher Mrs, Mary Lombardl FRANKLIN- Betty M. both at home; three FRANKLIN-- Mrs. Bessie Services were held Monday Bridgewater; a sister Mrs. Duffy,45,of 1307Hamilton St., daughters, Mrs. DonnaLysy L. Bcekwith,76, of 127 Mark St., died Thursday,May 2, in died Saturday, May4, in St. at 11 a.m. in the Anderson OmTU R/ES Somersettlospital. Vietora Pariah of Danellen~26 of Franklin, and Patricia and St.,died Wednesday,May l, at F~neral tIome, 201 Sandferd Born in Poland, he lieved grandchildren, 22 great- Peter’s GeneralHospitaI, New Deborah, both at home; a St. Peter’s GeneralHospital, St., NewBrunswick. The Rev. here 50 years. Hewas a retired grandchildren and a great- Brunswick. sister, Mrs.Margaret Pinnella NewBrunswick. ] She was born in New MascotGardner, pastor of the JOIIN NKBROSKI Mr. Nebroskl retired two both of Franklin. employe of Johns-Manville great-grandchild. of Franklin and a grand- Born in Columbus, Miss., TabernacleChurch, officiated years ago from the Triangle Services were held Monday Corp. and a memberof the Funeral services were held Brunswick,and was a resident daughter. she resided here since 1966. at the burial in Franklin FRANKLIN-- John J. Conduit and Cable Co. Hewas at 8:30 a.m. from the Fuclllo of Franklin for the past 13 Services were held Tuesday Mrs. Beekwith,the widowof at I p.m. in the BoylanFuneral company’s Quarter Century years. She was employed by Memorial Park, North Nebroski,57, of 429 Vanderbilt a memberof the Pioneer Club Home,188 Easton Ave., New Club, the Manville Senior and Warren Faneral Home, at I p.m. at GLEASON Jeff, was a memberof the Brunswick. Ave., died Saturday,May 4, at at Triangle, where he was Brunswick, with the Rev. Citizens Club and the Polish Main Street, Manville, with the Franklin TownshipBoard Funeral Home,1360 Hamilton FranklinSenior Citizens Club St. Peter’s GeneralItospital, employed for more than 30 WarrenS. Hardingofficiating. Fuyneral Masscelebrated at 9 of education as a school St. and the TabernacleChurch. RECYCLE NationalAlliance 2452. crossing guard. NewBrunswick¯ years. Survivorsinclude his widow, in Sacred Heart Church. In- Burial followedin Franklin Survivors include a son, Bornin Plains, Pa., he lived Survivors include two Burial was in Van Liew terment wasdin Sacred Heart Survivors include her Memorial Park, North George L. Davis of Memphis, THIS Mrs. MaryRugiec; three sons, parents, Lewis and Mae here the I~ast 40 years. ¯ brothers, Stanley and Frank, -Cemetery, North Brunswick. Jacob and Vincent, both of Cemetery. Brunswick. Tenn.; a brother, Willie Frank N EWSPAPE R
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/ lit ’ t IO-A TIIUR5DAY,MAY 9, 1974 Andersonnew ’Symphonyof Homes’set Batemanaide LynnR. Andersonof 241 Mr. presents an air of Oriental’of their Springbeauty. movie listings LucasRd., an environmental L" BERNARDSVILLE- A serenity as one steps into the Tickets are available at consultant, has been nameda "Symphonyof Homes"Ihallwayofthissparklin~white ~Sussman’s in Bernardsville, legislative assistant by State featuring countryestates in residence. Ridge Pharmacyin Basking Sen. RaymondH. Bateman the heartof the SomersetHills Nearby, the AllwoodGar- Ridge and by calling ticket BROOKTHEATRE - "American Graffiti" (PC) -- Eves. (R-16thDistrict)¯ areawill be presentedby The dcnson the estate of the late 7 8. 9 p.m.;Sat. 2, 7 8- 9 p.m.;Sun. 2, 4:30,6:40 8- 9 p.m. In announcing the ap- Friendsof the SomersetHills ILeonardJ. Buck, will also be chairman,Mrs. WilliamCox pointment,Sen. Batemansaid Symphonyon Thursday, May included in the ’ tour. at 201-766-0580. Theymay also he was impressed by the t5 from10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ]Designatedfor four seasons, ’be purchasedateaeh homethe CINEMAI (Rutgers Plaza) -"Blazing Saddles"(R) quality of Mr. Anderson’s Visitors on this six-home dhe gardensare at the height day of the tour. Daily,2, 3:45,5:30, 7:30 El. 9:30p.m. workas principalinvestigator ~" tour ’,viii be able to enjoyin¯ for the Delaware& Raritan tartars, architecture and CINEMAII (RutgersPlaza)) - "Kazablan"(PC) Daily Canal Legislative Study : ~, formal gardens in homes J-M plans energy 4,6,8 8" 10 p.m. Commission. Sen. Bateman rarelyopen for publicviewing. was chairman of the earn. [ The proceeds from the event mission. will go entirely to benefit the saving sweepstakes CINEMAI (SomervilleCircle) - "WalkingTall" (R) Daily,2, 5, 7:308- 9:45p.m. Mr. Anderson, 28, is = growthanddevelopmcntofthe currently completingwork on :/ Somerset llills Symphony Johns-Manville has an- drawingsto be held the end of his master’sdegree in public t¯ Orchestra whose concert nnunced an energy-saving May,June and July. CINEMAII (SomervillBCircle) - "SugerlandExpress" affairs at the WcodrowWilson i series for the past threeyears program and sweepstakes EachJ-M employee and his (PC)Daily2, 4, 6, 8 8" 10p.m. School of Public and In- has attracted wide spread whichwill affect its 18,000 or her family will estimate ternational Affairs at Prin. attentionfor tile qualityof its cmp[oyeesatall J-Mlocations possible savings in gasoline HILLSBOROCINEMA "The Last Detail" (R) Daily 7 eatonUniversity. andin fuel oil, gas andelec. i. performances. throughoutthe UnitedStates. 9p.m. bills NOW6-3 Among the homes to be It is namedE-Con, for energy tricity for heating, effective ,. cisited is the former Walter J. conservation. November through March, Montgomery High School’s Bliss family mansion. The In launching the program, andcooling. Eachthen will be MONTGOMERYCENTER THEATRE - "American golf team moved up to a 6-3 stately classic structure William P. Gibbons, vice- eligible to enter the sweep- Graffiti"(’PC) Daily 7 ~ 9:15p.m.; Sun. 5, 7 ~" 9:15p.m. record Wednesday with an it-7 i containing 60 rooms is located president of divisional and stakes. win over Immacalata High ~:’ on 195 acres of lush rolling corporate advertising for Thefirst prizewill be a 1074 RUSTICMALL CINEMA - "Young Starlets" (X) School (3-5). Medalist for Montgomery was Dick countryside. Now the Johns-Manville,stresses that economy ear, one to be "Timeto Love"(X) Daily "Starlets 7 8- 9:50 p,m., Raxitieus Golf Club, the "while the plan begins at awardedeach monthfor the Whitney with a 39 good for "Time"8:25 p.m.; Sat. &Sun, "Starlets" 2, 4:55, 7:459 three points. The match was " grounds spread m,er hilly" home, the cooperative pledge three months. Second prize 10:40p.m., "Time",3:25, 6:20~ 9:10p.m, with ultimately is designed to will be either a Columbia played on the par 35 Green woodlands interspersed Knoll course. , nine lively spring fed ponds. conserveadditional energy at tandem bicycle or Snark several stocked with trout. thecompany’sownlocations." Sunflowersailboat. Sevenof ’.’ Light refreshments will be J-Mcmployeeswillestimate these will be awardedeach : sm’ved on the terrace whatthey can conservein all month.Finally, the third prize Heartworm on upswing overlooking the 18 hole golf forms nf energy and will will be a choiceof a transistor pledgetosave so manyE-CON There were others he minesif the dogis infected;if , : course designed hy the well radio, six.cell floating Hcartwormsin dogs, for- f" known golf course architect, units - traits of energy¯Every flashlight or a wind-upalarm diagnosed as being too ad- not, a preventative,added to .’ Hal Purdy. individualwill be responsible mcrlyassociated mainlywith vancod in the disease and the dog’s food once a day clack. Atotal of three hundredthe sbereareasinNew Jersey, [.:" The home of Mr. and Mrs. for keepingthis pledge, and fifty-eight of these will be could not survive the treat- each will be eligible for is becoming much more ment; these, if not already , l’eter J. White, Bernardsville. awardedin each of the three prevalentin this part of the duringthemosquitoeseason is months.Drawings will be at euthanized, have short lives state, aheadof them. available for him. However, random,with everyone having The disease, carried by once heartworms is con- an canal chance of winning. Another veterinarian mosquitoes,is a killer if not reportedthat betweenfive and tractcd,not only is the disease Social security diagnosedin time. Whena 10per cent of thedogs cltecked mosquitobites an infected dog Appearingin concert at theFranklin Public Library last weekwere: in MercerCounty this year considereddangerous but the TOPPHOTO: The Franklin High School Brass Ensemble, Lorraine Robinson, director. Left to i l MANVILLE RESIDENTS provisions topic the insectbecomes a carrier have heartworms.Outside treatmentis as wellsince it andinfects every other dog it right: PaulPisarchuk, trombone; Mike Landy, trombone; Marvin Foster, tuba; Walt Hauck, Because of the traffic and public dogs,more than inside pets. involvesarsenic which must !:’l The N.J. Association for bites, Frenchhorn;Torn Berry, baritone horn; Steven Moise, trumpet, Peter Muenker, trumpet. aresusceptible with their rate be administeredover a period BOTTOMPHOTO: The Franklin High School Woodwind Quintet, James Cuter, director. Left i | safety hazards involved, it is requested Children with Learning goingpossibly as highas 50 to nf severaldays. during which Disabilities, MercerCounty to right: DabbleWang. flute; DebbieVitello, clarinet;Chris Mattaliano, French horn; Cindy that all garbage cans and refuse, be Dogsof all breeds arc 60 per cent. time Ihe dogmust remain in Wilmon,oboe;and Ca(in Gofdberg, bass clarinet. !" I Chapter,will hold a general A simpleblood test deter- the animalhospitaL. placedbehind the curb or the curb line, (in meeting on Monday,May 13, suscoptablesince mosquitoes i I at 8:15 p.m. at the Lawrence :" | the planting strip if any), and removedthe Neighborhood Center, 205 generallydaminalregion feedwhere ineven the a 14,dab’lp h same dayof pickup. Eggerts Rd., in Lawrence ’;oDgr!air doghas little hairl=lID en urges fe dera Iaction for EastonAve. ::I Township¯ In a check with local Democratic congressional Mr. Bohan, one of six can- leadership at the The guest speaker will be results," he said. The can- as [do now,to seek out local John Monteverde, field veterinarians, we foundthat hopeful Fred Bohan appeared didates vying for the congressional level. "Your didate pointed out that I one has beentreating three to before a group of Franklin congressman must assume concerns.The time haspassed Byorder of representativefrom the Social Democraticnomination in the FrankiinTownshipulaneisnotwhenelected officials can i"l Security Administration,who four dogs each week since residents duringa "pot-luck" responsibility and take March1 for active heart- dinner hosted by Dave and fifth district, said the Easton leadershipin areas wherethe the cause of the traffic jams remainunmoved by regional will discussthe provisionsof Avenuetraffic problemcould andconditions of the overused pressuresinflicted by major Supplemental Security In- federal governmentinteracts scheduledw°rmsandfortreatment.has more TeddiAvenue,deVrieSsaturday.Of244Barge( be solved throughstrong with county, state andlocal road. Mr. Bohenobserved, routes such as 287, or by the comefor the Disabled. "the Township’alone can not governments", said Mr. needfor regionalpreservation solve the problem, of natural resourcessuch as Bohcn. "I wouldtake the initiative "The Easton Avenue the canal. Federulresponse is tomakesurethat the red tape imperative and as your problemis a perfect example in Washingtonis cut promptly, of where leadership at the congressman,you can be sure Iwoaldassume responsibility, of my involvement in con- highestlevels canbring quick structivesolutions." PublicNotices CALENDAROF COMING PublicNotices ,’co,.,e~,,~,CE¯. ¯ "":.Public Notices SL¯I’EnB)Rc()enToF" NEwJEaSEY TAKENOTICE: thai I shallapp V to nn, CnANCI’:nVDIViSION7~mnlghoard of AdjUstments"hi tile EVENTS SOMERSETCOUNTYn,rnughof Manville.NJ.. tot special DOCKErNO51.2117.73 e~t,ln )lionfrom Ibe terms of .anordinance AIIVF:nTISI.:ME~TFill( nn)s CivilAdieu cnntled."Znning Ordinance No. 262 of Ihe THURSDAY,MAY 8 AgenLsfor DECORATED-CRAFTED Nt)’rleE TOABSI’:NT DEFENDANTON B.ro tgh u 5 anye, NewJersey," ’ sset Procot N.. Io59 (JnnEUFORPCnI.ICATIONTOIIEi,it at.comber1o. 1958and an~enJ~n~enls ant Franklin TownshipCouncil meeting, 8 p.m., Municipal WheatenVan Line, Inc. CustomKitchens PUnl.ISnEDAND MAD.ED thorN. hocationVenlilaOon . Sludent Cntta,es,g Daves Men’s & I amtile tlwnerof lois No.$ - 6 in nlock Training.%heel tar ears. ~illman.N.J. Building. ¯ CounterTops WANI)AWILK, Nn~54 as shnwnon Mapenlilled Mancille t)WlILT;Slale (1[ Nc~ J’ersey OrganizationalMeeting, newKnights of Columbusof I’h,inbn. lax Map.This rnl~rtyis Iocaledal ~H SOPK0 Cabinetry¯ Cabinet Hardware ¯ vs- K,ngSt, Manville.NJ. a S.75area. Selarale sealed hids ia) foreach (1[ list i’d Boys ¯Shop SacredHeart Church, Manville, 8 p.m.at church. 7.Y(;.M U NT WII.K¯ I,ranehes(if ~ork.and a separaleover.all PlasticLaminates ¯ Plywo0ds I)efvndant> i~rdinaneeTheexecpllnnls~ is tarelI thatrt~ uest Ibe~rmiaed to Ihe 7~mingto: ¯ bmgle~nntraet hid Ibl ¢~werittgall the 41 S. MainSt. Maovjllc MOVING & Cl,nslruclan addt on attac~ed to Ihe rear hranehesof workalld nmteriairt~ uiredIn FRIDAY, MAY10 STORAGE,INC. Hardwoods¯ Vanities ¯ hi: ZV(;.MUNTWn.K - DEFENDAST.ohnycxisBngdwdling.ThisaddllinntobeCOlllp]Pie tilt’ pro ect will Ue recei~ ed in ille ¸ tll’x2C,navmg 5OOO st. It. insteadof Ihe R¢’:epllionUtalm of Ihe Dlvisitmel FuneralHome, Inc. BaskingRidge Community Music Theater production, "Fid- Built-inAppliances It) .rdcrof Ihe~1 leriur Courtwherein ret uired75tX~ sq. n¯ Alot widthof 5o’in. Iluildtngand Cnnslrucnon. 8tbfl~r n[ the AdamFucillo; Mgr. FormalWear Licensed Public Mover ~ WandaWilk is phlintilf and you;ire ~leal of here ured75’%sdevardwidth "raxaBonnnading, West State and Willow For Hire dler on the Roof,"Ridge High School auditorium, 8:15 p.m. tj~~ zj~,j U~I-3~/tJjl;l..~ Jl~JY defendant,yuu are requiredIo answerllle .I T~7insica~ nf Ihe requlr~riP. Slreets.Trenlon. Nt,’~ Jersey 111fi25. unlil 725-1763 AlsoMay rl, 17£t 18. Local& Lfnfg I)istal~e ilainliU’scm.phlinl on nr beforeIhe lsl 2:t~~ln (}n .%1;i}’ ~o, 1[~4 and then publicly 858Hamilton Street dayel Juh’.1974 h ’ servingit on tllase& A~inl plan to this cneelwill Be on lile with .iwned~md read aloud. Nt) Ilid ~ill be Mother’sDay Flower Sale, LadiesAuxiliary. South Bound .35 No.17th A.ve. nfcn~ienft,wski, ~sl s., plainlin’sat. the.%’oratory nl Itle Ik)ard, accepteda(ler the hoar ~peci[itd, aids will Somerset,H.J. 08873 Iorney.at ~n~uth Mare Stn,et. P. (). Itnx Adaeenl irn terrynwncrs in the vicinity eived ¯ Policeman BrookFire Co. Firehouse,Edgewood Terrace, noon-5 p.m. Manville 23,Manville. Sew Jersey, and filing il wilh .f =~x~k~t or any,rsons residln, in the ~l :li~irk~ onIhe [ollowing hrancbe~ of 20 -725-7758. irt~dofservice in duplibatewdh Ihe Clerk nnroughof ?danvi~.N.J.. who~sire tn 205S. MainSt., Manville AlsoSaturday, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. ,,I theSu )eriur Court nl NewJersey. Stale makenb ect ionsiu myapplicalion, may do nvA(¯tVenlliathlrt ¯ Mailman n,,t~eAunex, ’rrcnlnn¯ N,J. 0a623.and if ~. be ’st Ig o he .~creary at the h nrd RummageSale, Women’sGuild, First ReformedChurch of vnu , o a s~er an appropriate td A~lUSlmenl, so that theComnlunieation Allhiddcrs IIIIL~t h,l~ irel ualifiedin ae- RockyHill, 7¯9 p.m. AlsoSaturday with bakesale, 9’.30 udgmt.nlshall be renderedagainsl you. ~ II Ix. rt, ccre( onor beore June It. t974 cnrdance~BI tie ~latUtp CNJS.A. 1’ its aellnnis tn olJlaina divorce, 5Z:3~L i FUCILLO& WARREN a.m.-2p.m. eUASE& aZEMIENIEWSKI,ESQS. ;li.~’elnt,ntionedat 8 PM:nr by appearingtime, atIn I~’~,rsonBorough at the MobileBook Fair, WestonElementary School parking lot, ItV.s. I t.l r ¯ Ezemieniewsgi Uall,.Main Streel. ,Maneille¯ .N.J. Theinblrmanolt Ear Ihdders¯ Form of hid. nENIn’E.’azESnENIErCSKI WayeL urlevSr¯ Formlif Centred.Plans, S weUications Manville.Sponsored by P.T.A., 9 a.m.-3p.m. Also Satur- AMember of Ihe Firm " k~lKin~ ."it. and Formsel Bill ~m(.’or ormanee¯ .’*iX5¸9-74 n Manville..~’>J,I’aynlenl eond.and oBicr contruel day, Monday£t Tuesday. Foe: $a.48 MN.:3.9.74 tl tint¯unit, hisilia)’ I>t, examinedatthe Fee: S7.56 Io I[im ’ ing: Complete i JhVlblOitId nudding and (’nnst r Udlon SATURDAY,MAY 11 CallN,,. 490 CharterNo, 12942 Nidonal nlnk Reglo.No. 2 WestStale and W din’A" Sir t~,ls PLUMBI NG- HEATING Trcntnn.New Jersey I~"-’~ (EROXCOPIES JUNCRecycling, Franklin TownshipHigh Schoolparking Phms.specifiealinns and bid tbeumc;as FUELOIL Space ItEPORTOFCONDITION, CONSOLIDATING Ii1~’~IK" obtainedat the nuisionnl Iof, 9 a.m.-noon. 2i2 E. MAIN ST. il DOMESTICSUBSIDIAalES. OF TflE Ituitdingand Ct)nslrUCliun u~)n laymenl (Quantity SALES & SERVICE 5hnvilleNationll B=nk of 60 &).Stain StrceU Me.villa NJ n[ Ihe b,llowi,g,fee: Ill $~>lK)~r sol blr CoveredDish Supper,Emmanuel Baptist Church,Manville, BOUNDBROOK irnt~lsttllich Into[ u]al $1iH),(gK1in 6:30 p.m. for3 Weeks INTIIESTATEOFNEWJEBSEYATTflECLOSEOFBUSINESSONAPR L24Tll eslilnalcd~Sl. iTi 17Sill I.r .~’1 [nr Prices KAVANAUGH i 974 ’UBLISnEI)IN RESI ONSETO CALLMADE BY COMPTROLLER OF TIE irnecls~hieli Iolal o~erIII.ii(li in cslmiatedcolt, ’easenole lhal lit’ I Children’sProgram, "Tall Tales,"Somerville Publlc Library, fora low CUItlIENCY,UNDER TITLE 12,UNITEDSTATESCODE, SECTION 161. depositis allowt~lno moretitan tin ~2~ seisnf plans and ~ro ~1 s ~:cdieaBunsat Avails b le) BROS 1O:30a.m. ASSETS theindicaled~wiees x.r sel, llidders will Art ExhibitEt Sale,"Spectrum 9," TempleBeth El, Rt. 206, Ii, t, ligthlefnr full r t, fmidof de xlsil ~er SOl Price 469-6699 il Iheyare relurned prnmpily I~lniin I~lo 94 E. MAINST., Hillsborough. Also Sunday, eoan¯10p.m., Monday, Ca,hand due tram bank ...... 1~2 lff~9 ,~96~..C2t 16L ’~ccks hid dalciand illgl’oIRI ownship Pharmacy I U.S. r~a~ury~’urhi~ ...... 956,257.18 of opening I SOMERVILLE,N.J. Tuesday~’ Wednesday,1-4 p.m.8" 7-10p.m. comlitinn. NI) I’AIfTIAI, aUFULL Call725-3300. LOWPRICES Obligationsof otherU.S, Government ag~nei~ and ~rporatlona ...... 100gO0.00 RBFUNUSWILl. nI.: ,MADETO NON. ~KI 5-88OO 1 725-0862 Ohllgatlomat Stalesand political ~.hdlvhions ...... 4,SII7,311A8 lUDDEUS,~’IISI of t~nlrael documents ICE her ~’eu6de~...... 1,167,144.31.wd[be availablefnr pcrlL~alby interested 1 2 Halnillcnf St..Smner,,et I 3v¢, 46 y~ SUNDAY,MAY 12 ~mn~...... Imrlies lree Ill chargein Ihe Take.(In Bankp~mhes, furniture and |iat urn,and 24.577.525.34Iblonlin ale Ur¢lslnnnf nnildin and PancakeBreakfast, Hillsborough Youth Council, 10 a.m.-1 .Iher assets ~p~nl[ngbank premhe~ ...... 515,925,00(’onslrucnon s p.m.,High School cafeteria. Othera~ts ...... ?96,260.94TheSlale reserves lhe right to rejectlUl)’ TOTALASSETS ...... " ...... 34.860,393.51or all hids. MONDAY.MAY 13 LIABILITIES I’:adl biddern~ttst de ~lsit withhis bid, st’curtlyhi Ihe alnn~l.[orm and suIi ecl Carnival, BoundBrook Fire Co. 3, John F. Kennedy Dentandd~pc~it~ of indivlduals.I~namhip~ and ~rporadons ...... S hi Ihe cndinnnsirnvlded [n lhe In. A T meant Mving~ depo~hs of indlviduah,parmerahips, 25,67802 slrtlcl nnsor dders. MemorialField, TeaSt. £t UnionAve., 6:30p.m.-midnight FOUR and ~rporadon...... 22"349.28 00 Allt’nBnnat bidders is mrlicularlycalled throughMay 17, 2.5 p.m. May18. ! Dq~{ttotUnh~lStttt~Government...... a9 410’~9 laIhe rt, i uirelncnls;is In cundinonsnl Mimebg~’aph FranklinTownship Board of Education,8 p.m. BESSENIEI Delx.itaof Stnt~and x)litical subdi~ision~...... $02.S05B0 emiluylne/d to 1~2hi.erred and mininlunt EARPIERCING ~a’rl ed and oalrets’ check~,ale ...... 521,234.04 ,~ogerates IO ~, paI traderthe cuntract. Service ManvilleSorough Council, 8 p.m.. BoroughHall. DEE TOTAL)E ~OS 1"S ...... lal Totaldemand d~poslt~ ...... $ 211,587.956.65 Nohiddur Ins)’ ~illnlraw his hidwithin FREE HillsboroughBoard of Education,8 p.m. & SON ¯ ContractingCompany $ 6 043 S28.65 sixly15Ol days after Ihe aelual dalu o[ the Speedy, Accurate ¯ Sidewalks Ibl Totaltime and ~Um,~ tlel:*~il~ ...... S 2254.. 2S,O0 npenin,Ihet t~d. Manville VFWPost 2290 LadiesAuxiliary membership ¯ Curbing Other I~=bHiti~ ...... 384,7e3.8.1 I)~’.~IM.I{TM ENT eF TU E Tn EASU av Quality Work Oil BurnersInstalled TOTALLIABILITIES ...... 28,97o720.49 withpurchase of meeting,7:30 p.m. ¯ Patios : ...... Divisinno[ ntublingand Construction ¯ Concrete~’ Blacktop ?,llr tnl W.Wensley CandidatesNight sponsored by J.F.K. DemocraticClub, 8 Athllhlistralor RUSS’ EARRINGS) 586 HamiltonSt. Orivewayl aESEnVESON LOANS AND SEcueITIES I FNB,:5.a.74 21 p.m.,Franklin Municipal Building. New Brunswick Specialize in removing and ¯ I Feel$30.24 ;T/,TIONERY SUPPLIES AlexanderBatcho Intermediate School P.T.A. installedon replacingbroken shlewalk~ anti cur¯ lithe b,r b.ddebl l,~ onloans I ~t upImJr~uanl Io I asrulln~l ...... 3S7.101 .$8 NOTIt’ETO innnEBs Sherman & Sons bs. Other rr~n ~ un Imna...... 750,000.00 ¯ . 31S. MainSt. at officers,followed by concert, 7 p.m.. schoolgym, Man- KIS-6453 ~(afterS) =~aledproposals for ,%1uslcal Instruments villa. (deal) TUTALRESEIIVES ON LOANS AND SECUnlTIES ...... 2,0aLl01.58 ~ill hereceived b’$ Ihe Beard ofEduoation Manville Jeweler ofthe Tuwnshi el nillsherough.,%mersel ’CAIqTALACCOUNTS Counl’, NewJersey,F in theu[bee nt Ihe 725-0354 (Next Io Bank):" TUESDAY,MAY 14 near~’Secretar y.Dminess Adnunistratnr, SomersetShe Equ[l)rapitalqotal ...... 3 S805i’1.44 I{oule206, P.O. Jinx I)rav.cr I, [IdleMead, ManvilleZoning Board, 8 p.m., Borough ClmlnlonSawk.tolapar~a ue ...... NewJersey¯ PgS02 gntil 2:00 pro, May SS, Hall, No..l,att~luthoraed 220.ggo Ltoe,ooo.oo t974. HillsboroughTownship Committee, 8:30 p.m., Municipal Nn,dxates ou~tanding 22O.OOO ’Specificationsaml [nnns on ~hich bids Building. St~pla~ ...... I wdlhe receivedmay he secured[ram the Undh’id~lpma~ ...... 150.o0a.00.~r clare. BwdnessAdml,istralor of Ihe Franklln PlannedUnit Development(PUD] meeting, 8 p.m., II~ne for ~lnllngenc;~and IIIber capilal rrser~e~ ...... 28057 44 Boardnf kducatlonon noute ~06, P,O, 1sex 1,350.000.00DrawerI, BelleMead. New Jersey. 08502 councilchambers. T(YrA L CA PITA L ACCOUNT~...... 3 880571.44 upon ENGINEERIN{ r y AL. A L T ES.RESEBVES.ANDCAPITALACCOUNTS..... 34.sbo.393.St request, lnds musthe in stricl PluchinoBros. compliance"~,ial specifications. ¯ Weddings S5 ’ WEDNESDAY,MAY 15 SERVICE MEMOeANDA TheSoard of Edgcatiun at IheTov,’~hip of 0" Parties Mason Contractors IllasboroughIn SomersetCount;,. New SomersetCounty Association for MentalHealth dinner, Aserageel tolal drlx~itl for the 15 calrndar day~ ending with call date ...... 2T5% 000 O0 Jersey.re.ryes Ihe right Io we=rean)’ ¯ Dance.~ Averageuznta o~nsb~rlhel5calendard=ysemllnswhh~aSdate...... inrormalnll~in, or lu reect lmyand aH DISCOUNT 6:30 p.m., RedwoodInn. Guestspeaker, Ann Klein, Reser- 526-6677 24.537.000.00hds. vations,754-9078. FOUNDATIONS I. WilllamS. ||olconda%~.’i Pr~.. n[ theab.ved.nam~ bank dn herebyddear~ that thh IIV OaDEn oF" ThE noAnD OF ON ALL REPAIRS Home&Businesss Repairs’ reportot omdhhm is IrUe and ~lr z’~lIo thebill otmy knowledge indbelief. EDUCATfONOF TIIE TOWNSInPOF Music hy J ChineseAuction, Finderoa First Aid ~" RsacuoSquad BRICKWORK InLLSBOI{OUml,soMEILS~T COUN. Auxiliary,7:30 p.m., squad building. NewConstruction WlllhmS. |folmmb~.V. Pre~. ¯ TY, NEWJKILSKV. Charles Brothers Continental Circus, sponsoredby Remodelling BLOCKWORK JohnIf. Paclf[¢o We,Ihe unde~lgn~ldlt~lor~ attest the t~lrrecme~lo| thla reporlo| condhIonand d~late ¯ ..¢rct ar The Versatones LARhYfSTV HillsboroughFirst Aid El" RescueSquad. Hillsborough High Ihatit hasIwcn cxamlned byu. andto tile bCSln| ourknlm ledge and bellet h linennd co( n’¢t. IIl~sbero~h&Du.~tness TowtlshipA(hlllnlst IIo~rdrat or Schoolfield. Shows,5 p.m. Et 8 p.m.Also Thursday. of Educallun Plumbing,heating, file, CEMENTWORK FrankBonglur~o helle Mead,New Jersey LES& SERVICE SonnerPlanned Unit Development(PUDi hearing, 8 p.m., Oared:May 9, 1974 Walt painting,etc.. ete...And sLeonardIt. Dlumber Frank 305E. MainSt. FranklinTownship Municipal Building. RichardUIdan.kl 725-7037 ¯ 995-2529 we meancomplete ser- 722-2964 I}ke~tu~ H.D.5.9-74 O C~II 35.6-0231 FashionShow, Manville High School cafeteria, 8 p.m. Fee:$7,02 vtce. MN:5.0.74 rr RIGHT NOWl Feel S32.40 ’ ...... MONTGOMERY- The high ItEquestrian tryouts ,nes,ab.shthgapermanantYour chances of success g onum,ealrerminatlng =and.wiilOve rather holdschool ,tsstudentennui, coanellca+a, will - Lawn...traae"-’-r-’-n type lawnseeded ~s late ln you~attrantive temporary Sat~y, Mayn, irltbehigh ....-_t-j[ O/T/,e.... sdv~s~theExtenslen Survice. Seed ~egrassuttherateof s In3 p.m. Besides food, games, 1 1-,4 Youcan improveyour chances to 6 poundsto 1,000 square prizes and a car wash,a book open"- THURSDAY,mY9, 1974 feet. Beforeyou seed, spread dpUb!mle? ¯ L ] It’sof success too with a late late summer toseeda lawnM°TG°ME"*°A"Nlv’L booth, kissing booth, trash and or early fall-seeded lawn. 75 to 100 pounds of groand treasure booth, and a newand will p held,caat ~ss.t~deVI~rn~’dwunoas are expected ent.ee forthe,n two gi di Alawnseeded as late as the limestaneand 40 to SOpoands exotic plant boothwill be of. p lay 2," Fun , seases essI severe 74 firstweek of Mayfaces real ofa 5-10-5orsimilar fertilizer fered. standinghorsemanship plus Elliot Haller’s Hoopstick trials, and will include this in’ strugglefor survival. Thenew tot,000squnrefeat. the enticement of two June Farm and on a course *x- country’s top male and female i NEWBRUNSWICK - Fungi normalduring the first half of in central counties mayhave tender grass seedlings must After the rye grass lawnhas days in the meadows and tending through nearbyfields riders, rangingin age from18 contendwith hot, dry weather become established, do not woodlands of NewJersey’s and farms. The funds raised ¯ to their mid-thirties. USETand various plant diseases are My,the period coveredby the to irrigate on twodays during evident in NewJersey farm the period, with one day for and also some tough weed mowcloser than p/~ inches. prime hunt country are ex- will assist in sanding USETCoach Jack LeGoff and his outlook, problems, particularly Don’t becomeso satisfied peered to draw a large at- membersand their mounts to fields but the outbreaks are "Planting schedules for northern county farmers, selection committee hope to notanticipatedtobeassevere Soil temperatures at the crabgrass¯ with your ryegrass lawn that .tendance here on June I and 2 the world championshipthree choosesix fiders and12horses crops such as field corn, A lawnseeded in late August you forget to seed your per- -day competitionin Burghley, as last year, accordingto an soybeans, squash, eggplant four-inch level across New for the competitionto select teem entries in the advanced agicaltural weather outlook Jersey will average56 degrees or early September will be manentlawn. Aryugrass lawn the 1974 members of the Eugland, inthefall. TheUSETdivision as membersof the and melons are expected to favored with the more moist will decliee rapidly after the CO-OP prepared by James Carr. ran about normal," said Mr. in the northto 63 degreesin the United States Equestrian is financed wholly by can- team’s three-day squad. south, which is just about and cooler growingconditions. first yearor two.Dig it into the Team. Following a summer of Mr. Carr,advisory agri- corr. Ynuwill provide the newgrass soil in Augustas part of your tributions and private culturalmeteorologist at the normal,he said. AGWAYRIP. The Essex Horse Trials, donations¯ training, the teamwill go to Irrigationmay be needed seedlings with more of an preparation for the permanent beingstaged for the first time NationalWeather Service Mr. Cart reminds farmers lawn¯ &garden Englandin Scplemberfor the officeno thecampus of Cook duringthe period ending May that the chancesfor freezing opportunity’to becomebetter world championship com- 16for an estimated fivedays in temperatures through the established¯ College, Rutgers University, Youdon’t haveto go through Suppllen petition. also indicated that tem- southernNew Jersey counties period range from 67 per cent The youthful and en- whensoil moisture isexpected io Sussex County downto 10 the summerwith bare soil peratures and rainfall aroundyour homeif youseed thusiastic co-chairmenof the amounts are expected to toaverage less than 50 per per cent in interior andcentral All kindsof grass trials, Mrs. John Cowper. average somewhat below cent.Carr added that farmers southerncounties. a temporary lawn now. thwaite, Jr. and JohnIke, III, Annual or common B vegetableseeds promise the event will be an perennialrye grass seedis fast Vegetable exciting experience appealing GARDEN/~ both to horse fanciers and to Waterlogged soil effects plant life VEGETABLEVIABI LITY Flower Plants For Mother on May ]2 the general public whoalso With food prices goingup enjoy the Essex Fox Hounds Prolongedporiods of rainfall accumulation of carbon evident on such plants as Minibike Fortilizers8" Lime dioxide, a deficiency of allover the country, a growing Free PHTest Race Meeting and the Burnt canbeinjurioustoplantswhen maple, dogwood,beech, lin- flumberof Americansare in. grownin heavyclay soils with oxygen, says Dave Houstan, den, Japanese Red maple, Mills Polo Tournament, an- horticultural consultant, vesting in vegetablegardens. 10-6.4 Special HANGING nually heldhere in the hills of poor drainage qualities. Ac- most flowering perennials, law but unfortunately, don’t at. tuaily, it is not the excessof Plants being *fleeted by this and many evergreens. Even 25%Organic Fertilizers. BA q T( l:i’T¢ SomersetCounty condition usually exhibit ways knowhow to have veg- 5,000sq. ft. AJ~.z.;J .L ~ The trials for the three-day waterthat injures the plants in lawnstake on a yellowsh co or ~’~ql re stablesthat thrive. --~ .... squad, which have been poorly drained soils,certam but thevlsmte ...... symptoms ¯ andin some severe cases turn h 50Ibs. #3.99 rnesesymptoms wlu snow up completelybrown. ¯--.,ng _~restl ~lower Arrangements compactedinto a fall two-day lackof air in the soil " ’CompostedCow Manure schedule here, features on such plants as shade trees, Established lants and Ordinarily the best con- perennials, lawn grasses~ and pnj MONTGOMERY-- I,’A’d,,,h ~1;I 50 Ibs. $2.49 t, orsages dressage(the ballet of riding) ¯ " ’ establishedt ~ ,,~,1 ...... S WO,,In .... on precision stadium jumping, dRtons for plant growth are ev ergreens, ¯ benefi r.^~ ..... u.~*;^. ¢ Promptedby what they said ~ ~’~rjl~llp~J~]~ll~ GreenlawnPlus l"~’r-~-r’~ ~ ...... ¯ " D urlng" a prolongedrainfall ~ ..~,,..,, .pp.~a.v. Ot were many complaints from1 II~+m+~l~’~J | ir~:lf~i I~1 IIIIIAIV andthe thrill of cross country obtamedwhen about one4hird a~rionltnr~l o~R,~ ~t th with Broadleaf ~ ~-, -,.~ ¯ J. ~ .L v.I.AJ of the soil pore spaces is oc- manyof the feeaiug roots of ra~t’e’o’f’~}’~l’~~,~’,~" =’~ ;~e townshipresidents on the use ¯ racing over a specially - v . WeedKiller ’ constructed 27/. mile course cupmdby a~r.und two-thirds plan!.s.~m ,satiated s()i/.s die, square feet in order to iro- of minibikes, township ~~.~[~" CombmattonPots ny water, h tne soil **comas ~uu w,en me stm~,lne ~ouows committee unanimously in- IH/b~,T,Y.~,~2--.T.I 46 Ibs. with 24 difficult jumpsbuilt the plants are not able to take prove the physicalh structure of Treats10,000 sq. ft. !1 r. e T, 7 ~. =-~ into the natural terrain. completelyfilledwith water or the so l T ¢ m~ta~|~ "~ troduced an ordinance that 1".6~.t..~/’/..’l~,m~./..¢"~<,~’/ r lug Line of Deaamg1-’tents saturated the soil air will be up enoughwater through their "’~’".... wouldmake it unlawful to ~’ $13.45 "It’s much more than a ’ ’ in’ured toots to compensate hel-~ ~o’ " proven "~" ...... accummauons spectator sport," says Mrs. depleted. Whenthis occurs for J of wat~-a,,,I,, ~,;..,,.l~ ~r ,,.., operate them on private or For onething, you can’t let Gypsum- Sand any length of time many th t beinglost from the public property without the your vegetables get too 2" 0~./ ...... ~ Cowperthwaite,"the onlooker w,,~th,, ~.a ~mol~. ~;a ;. 0. C~’~ ~ can get closely involved by plants will die. The cause of Jeaf andflower surfaces. Leaf aeraiin;’ ~’e’soi’i¯ ...... "cxuress written consent of crowded¯Most should be thin- ShowHorse Feed their death maybe due to an scorch and flowerburn is soon s the’owner " nedwhen still seedlingstu al walking the length of the " lowthe rest to growbest and $7.50c w t. courseand seeing the action at ...... Alan in¢.ll~dO d in th e ’ , restrct on are trail cyces tthenthm them againwhen WaterSoftener Millstone River Road everyjump. - r :’- .. - ’ hey’re not quite their full’ Hiilsborough motor scooters and go carts ...... Salts All farm vehicles are exemp- height out are Just goodenough 359-5307 to ’ ’ ’ Student panel ted. el~ot’r anotheryou shouldn’t Spreaders- Rollers ~--.~.--,.~d The .ordinance also would et insects plaguethem either¯ Tillers- Mowers =- ...... ,set for meeting makeit unlawful to operate Check your plants regular- thevehicles"iosuchamanner ly for hugs and treat them FordGarden Tractors to croat*loud unnecessaryor with an all-purpose, non- Roses BU~1118 I~lO01tlllll~ 1~SgtIStl~ [ MontgomeryTownship PTSA unusual noise or in a persistent pesticide such as Jackson- Perkins I willhold its final meeting of careless reckless or negligent Spectrac~de" ¯ Whenspraymg ’ ’, I:e^m I"L,, ~.^..,^.| ’,, coverboth sides of the foliage Maxwell, Bowden llUIll I II~ fflUWGI~ the school year in the high r :r" i’ nlennur, Ischoolcafeteria Tuesday,May f~.:," .:::% r+ i/ . until the leaves drip It w l and Rice . ~ : -1 . ~ * ,~;1, A!I veh!c.]as must be controlaphids diamond-back All Roses ¯ BeddingPlants equlppcn w]ma multlcr ann mothr, beetles, leaf hoppers ¯ Azaleas 14, at 8 p;m; ..... ¯ Discounted10% ¯ VegetablePlants ¯ Gr^u.ar-..- . a panel st american~lem cannothave a muffler cut-out, and mites It mayhe nee*s- _, , . . . ~ --~...r ’Service exchange students by-passor similar device, sary to keepafte:+’l.~se bugs ¯ nan gin gbriSKetS r . Deluxe DutchBulbs ¯Seeds . tfrom surrounding com- Pohceare gwen the right to every seven to ten days. After e Lawn & Gnrden sucvlle= inanities will bc moderatedby confiscate vehicles violating spraying, most vegetables may" Grapes- Rhubarb "" ;Nioo Primo of See Paulo the ordinance. They wouldbe be picked within one to ten ~ "r~ o . .~ ;Privince in Brazil, whois the returned on paymentof a fine days dependingon the type Peat Moss6’ $5.25 Me-1mer s uay ~peClal :first exchange student at or at the direction of the court, of vegetables. Pine Bark Mulch $1.99 .Mantgomery. " " " ¯ : ¯ ~’" ~"’*~":=t:ti.. The ordlnaoce will be up f()r If. you follow these vege- Pine Bark Nuggets$2.99 S0C.offhanging tablehps you may f nd that isoT~rpresident of the public hearing and flmil ’. , : " ¯ * e set County PTAwill na~¢nan nt Ih~ ~mm;ft~’¢ ~me pretty fine meals can, Fencing- Sakrete basketswith thin ad then presideat the installation stem from your.gardeo. ¯ GoodthruS/t2. June 6 meeting AssortedFruit Trees of PTSAofficers for next~vear TheSomersetParent-TeacharAssociationhelditsspringcouncilmeetinglastThursdaY ng ht ’ at Manvllle ’ ’ s AlexanderBatcho Intormedmta ’ School. An educational panel discussion ~" ...... $3.89 I. Lg£-- ...... A ..... ,+o- u pac~I- =-- . featured AssemblymanJohn EwJng, SomersetCountyFreeholderDorsDeaaman.Mrs. /v~om’gomerv G,,me,Fitchett of the NowJersey P.T.A,, William B. Rosenbergof the BridgwaterBoard of / Educcation,and Dr. DonaldVanSant Somerset County Schools superintendent, who acted ]l P00KYBROOK, HERBARY m. Come& BrowseThrough 3 Greenhouses as panelmoderator. Shown above are from left, Mrs. ChesterBrzezienski, Area One vice PL4NTS FOR MOTHERS DAY / 1[ Price=Ousted Net \ _e___=._..£13 rl-rl,~¢ president, Mrs. H. DavidDarn., SomersetCounty PTA.. president, Mrs. JohnMoravek, OPENTUES.-SUN.too .... 6p.m. \\, recordingsecretary, and Mrs. Elizabeth Jakelsky,, correspoding secretary. A Lively question- ~1 A$ilo Full of SAVINGS and-answerperiod followedtho panel discussion. The p.T.S.A, served refreshments. OIxmDsgy 7:30-5:00 "~,, ...... ~ , .. f ] Herbs, Annuals, Perennials tar cruet . . lit. 7:30’t11’12 noon -%1- Tree expert exammahonto be held ’II ,o,.ond,loaVegetable Plants Line Rd., / ~;.... BelloMead, N.J. ~/~;-4:::"’ J "- ..... " ~ MONTGOMERY- Mov ng ,Jl ?/ /~:+~:~/ "~~ toward the estab shment of a ...... ]1 W~Dallier al NominalFel N Bureau of Tree Experts tification mustbe renewed 1[ Amwell Road (Rt: 514) 201-35g-5173 ¯ - /P:~>" ~ police department in the ’~’~ ~ ~ "tTU " -- An Labor and Industry Building annually A complete list of ~ "T-,=a~aA ~a //" ..... f’~ ).. township, township com. ~vX:hTn~:a[ioOnbec’o°ranyone Room713, John Fitch Way thesotree expertsis available t~=’~’:~~East Millstone¯ ]/ /’ v/~, mltteeman Mait[and Vanre~’yto C ~ theme.a .5..cuEspuh e. PlazaThose Trenton ,P.O.whose Box ...... I’ .... ] +% ...... ~ ...... Nostrandannounced that the he~(~’onUJ~ ;+Ir’xp’ertwu].meine neamme 2B08) There is a- $10 namesare includedon the list ~ ..,,),.{~’,..... / township had placed an ad ..... " . . examinationfee. have been tested and cart fed mmmn,ililliVll~Immilittlllllml,mlllillll$1,~llltlt$1Ulh~l~ / "+’~"7~ lot ’’~lulng an app cation Is ~113IIHIIII ’ --~ | ( ...... / ¯ v.e.rtisement seeking ap- June At present, there are 116 by the state as being com- ik,~’;":X’" -"~,. ~, j phcants for a full time police ~ ’,~" . .... Certified Tree Experts in New potent to perform tree care ~O~IRLAi~I~’~e’~IATAt~I~SAYS." ~’ ..+ .¢t.~L.. ,9 ’ =o De neia at l~.utgers . I¢o.,,;~= > )~+ :,~"".:,’.~’~ :1~ oh,el: __, University College of Jersey un^ ~...... -r--’ed car " i ...... -- """~ ~,+]’~-,~" [ ...... a n’in3:° e~ nm~ttt? ~ ’;3 Agriculture and En- ~C ~+] ~’~ ’ . vironmentalScience (Cook . organizing a department. WeCollege) the exam w l be an ~ / , . ] m, , COM’’I~ ~[...-~.,~.~ [ /, +V ~ I. neea someonewitn extensive all-day event involving beth a xlme [0 .~ / ...I ....~...~ f~,~.~" ’. experience ’ ." Mr ’ Van written test and ’~ Nestrand chairman of the examination -1’ " field° ~ ~ "~ Scottsor 1A4~illllT.qlll .r#’~l~ llll+l.~l~ip.lp~&p ’ . . ~1 phasesel start I[ ° ¯ I L,pwn-a-Maglc mVUl~lttlrf IUY NUK31"Ky public safety committee,sa~d. tree~ care will be coy,re ", ¯ - - anyother I quallly+ " botany, plant pathol~y~ nawng quaUty Guaranteed* physiology, dendrology, en-’ f ! I Zlon Rd., Neshanlc tomology, agronomy, tree ymlr____ products:..I products.., RECYCLE | | ¯ yougue~m .weanalyze Tu,=Frl t06 369-4583 diseases soils treatments I ¯ I - " " " THIS and related subjects. own ¯ youptck-up | ..wo doliver =.=.t.~.+S Clo,ed NEWSPAPER Applicants must be New Better j .youapply ] .weaPldy ...... Mondays - Jersey residents over 21 years " " --~ k ¯ youroll I ’ we log of age, have a B.S. degree in .l~Oy ~ ~ : forestryorrelated subject, or ¯ you 8orsl~ I’ ° we 8eraidl "~,~ ""1,. -- I five yearsexperience in tree tomatouv¯ I ~ ¯ youhope. I ’ we.guarantee* ~. expert work immediately " forthebest I therlmult8 ¯ Remember prior to taking the exam. It’s time to stop comp]ainlngab0ut tasteleas ...all y .ou pay foe am I~p¢oducts I~’D’~rTil’J~WIf/J d[.,fg,~,,~ I (There is nothing in the tomatoes. Andhigh prices. Put in a few ~ " [ regulations to prohibit a Boy nowand lots your lawn needs.:.yourlawn,a-mat t ~,~,~r~,~rlr~ I w w ,- Better plants you’ll have [ ~ ~ with these of big red, juicy tomatoes all summer, man does the met...FREE [ qulificationswoman from filing to Better Boysare really better. COMPARE take the Certified TreeExpert hl41Mlq,IL L .~with, exam.) e hangingBaskets ~, ~ " "~ * Gi/t items/or "Her" applications can be obtained P.S. RememberMother ¯ Geraniums ~~,~ indoor& outdoor by mail or in person fromthe Over 50,000 plants grown for spring. t,,= =~,=o1@| ¯ Azaleas GARDENS Registrations Geraniums -Fruit baskets set for remedial DishGardens urn,__ , reading, math AfricanViolets TropicalPlants Registrations for Hillsborough Township HangingFuchsia & For YourLawn 8p students (grades 2-8), who SAVE NOWON ~ wish tn attend the remedial Geraniums GardenNeeds reading and math programs, TurfBuilder Plus 2 - $2.00off will be held duringthe weekof Arrangementsof ¯ ¯ Mulches May 13. There will be no CutFlowers Lime- 10 bagsor more10% off Saturdayregistrations¯ // ¯ Shrubs Children maybe registered BeautifulFlower Garden "~ ¯ Vegetable & * Trees either by bringing a check or Bedding Plants ¯ Fertilizer moneyorder in a sealed en- andCorsages velope, marked to the at- tention of Mrs. MaryKeel,, to Open7 Days - Sunday9-5 their teacheror in the office of /\ CEDARGROVE Country Shoppe the Assistant Superintendent ¯ \\ 10 Cedar Grove Lane, Somerset 356-0177 located in the Hillsberough ¯ "_~\~ (behindEast0n Ave. ’ .School, Route206. (Florist& Greenhouses) Childrenfrom other districts may also register with the Cedar Grove Lane SomerSet understanding that they will (¼mile offEastonAve.) ": ~,~.\ ~ W,d.,Thu,,.a~,. be accepted only whenthere are openingsin groups. 356-3273 Mustang thinclads bomb Bernards, 76-55
by DaveAllena In girls’ track last week, Miss Clough, winner of the Sports Editor Hiltsborough also divided a Other winners for Manville Zakieta, and MarkBarnowski not enoughto save the defeat, discus, Kita in the high Jump, two sprints, 100 and 120, hut pair of meetslast week as the were Mike Andreykoin the in the pale vault. Hynoskirepeated in the 100, and Barnowskionce again in Franklin was turned back by Franklin picked up its fourth 220 and 440, ran the latter in Steinert. Larry Sutton gained MANVILLE- Stun Kite Raiders tapped Kenilworth, mile, the mile-relay squad In the close loss to 220, 440, and the long jump. the pale vault. ~triumph to remain unbeaten, 59.0 for a new track mark. 72-59, while losing to South consisting of Jeff Viola, Bob Metuchen, Hynoski also Other victors were Andreyko a tie for the top place in the as the Warrinreets routed MissBlair took the 100and the backedup a feur-victoryeffort Toth, TonyBoscia, and Stan turned in tour wins, butitwas in the mile, Joe Leonein the DungNevins won both the by Bob Hynoski with a new Brunswick, 68J&-62~. 120 high hurdles and the 330 intermediate hurdles, Carl DelawareValley, 87-31. Marie long jump, in whichher jump Hillsberoughis now7-3. Mobley captured the 880, Clovgh and Becky Blair were of 16 feet, 11 andthree-quarter school record in the high intermediate hurdles, while Jerry Youngwon the two-mile, ,jump as the Manville cin- Franklin Townshipfell to both double-winners, while inches set a newfield record. .5001astweek losing in its unly runninga leg of the milerelay, Pat Blair finished first in the this pair along with Janet Setting both a new school dermeewhipped Bernards, 76- as Hillsborough toppled long Jump,and the miin-reiny Kroalck established new in- andtrack markin the process, meet. The Warriors were Kenilworth. action.55’t°gainasplitinlastweek’sedged by Steinert,’67.64, team gained a victory by dividual records in one event Miss Kronick captured the droppingtheir record to 3-3. Tom Dwyer captured the forfeit. each. mile with a time of 5:23.0. In beating the Moun- Kita shattered his ownmark ~PORT~ tainecrs, Manvillerecorded its 440, Kurt Repunshekfinished in the high jumpby 2Vzas he on top in the two-mile, Fran fifth triumph against three leaped 6’6~,~" to capture the Iosses, thethfrdofwhich came MeDonoughtook the high in a 66-65 decision with event. Hynoski led the jump,Rich Goss to~k the pole Pitching problems Metuchen. Mustangsto their win over 124 TtIURSDAY, MAY9,1974 vault, Ken Jansson wonthe Bernards as he came up with discus, and the trait of Jim winningefforts in the 100, 220, Stacy, John Crawford, Dwyerand Nevins took first place honorsin the mile relay. !!!~2i~ntcht!hrle; Jg/’~mp’furKjta Prepstersfallto Pius X plague Warriors Nevins and Jansson both SOMERSET-- After nipping The Brutus gave their pit- firsi and second frames, lnthe recorded a pair of victories in Final sign-up a strong St.Pins X squad the cher all the support he needed first, MartHorowitz singled, the loss to South Brunswick. by DaveAllena drilled a solo homerun to knot camein the fifth and it cut the Nevins won both hurdle Sports Edltor the game, and Dennis deficit to 2-1. Hclmstetter for girls set weekbefore, RutgersPrep felt inthebottomofthefirstwitha stole second, and scored on a reached second on an error, the wrath of the revenge- six-run explosion. Dennis single Walt Deutsch. contests, and Jansson cap- Helmstetter delivered Ken mindedBralnsasPinsromped Mooney got the uprising Mark Hyman knotted the lured the discus and shot put. FRANKLIN- Failing to Smith with the winning run and MikeSokoinwsji delivered MANVILLE -. Final receive the required pitching, after Smith had walked and himwith a single to right. registration for the Manville to a 15-0victory, started by blasting athree-run gameat 2-2 with a solo homer home run, while Kuehiuski in the second,andRBI singles Bill Esola wonthe Javelin, Franklin Township High stolen secondbase. After the Tigerstallied three RecreationGirls’ Softball will In their only other gameof John Kapsimalis tookthe pole School’s baseball squad Jack Maroldtossed a seven. in the bottom of the fifth, be held this weekend.Allgirls completedthe outburst ~th a by Miklos and Smutko gave last week, the Argonauts two-runsingle to up the count the Argonautsa 4-3 edgeafter vault, MeDanoughrepeated in droppedbath of its conference hitter to gain the moundwin, Franklingot anotherrun in the z0years of age by Jane 1, and dropped a 7-4 decision to five. the high jump, and the mile- games last week, and has his second of the season sixth on a walkto Helmstetter, those not 17 prior to Sept. 1, to 0-0. real quintet took awayfirst a groundball, and a single by Wardlaw, as their scored Prep grabbed a 4-3 lead fallen out of first place after against one toss. Longerpaced ore eligible to register, dippedto 2-9 for the season, after five innings against This afternoon, Prep hosts place honors. last week’saction. the eight-hit Warriorattack Schwartz. The Warriors then Tomorrow evening, Montelair Academy, while Doug Curry captured the tied the gamein the seventh. St. Plus’ John Kuchiuski Wardlaw,but the Ramstallied Enteringthe weekwith a 9-1 with a pair of safeties. registration will be between6- limited Prep to just two hosting Croydon Hall on Mid-State Conferenceledger, In the loss to SouthPlain- Navakowski produced the O p.m., whileSaturday’s hours three in the sixth and another Wednesday. The Argonauts first run with a single, and singles as he struck out eight in the seventh to gain the Petey IS rips foe the Warriorslost 6-5 and 9-3 field, Franklinlet an excellent willbe lla.m. - I p.m.Allgirls and walked just one. will.also meet BoundBrock come-from~behindeffort go by Smith’s RBIsafety madeit 5- must register by Saturday in victory. decisions to South Plainfield Kuchinskiallowed safeties to After Wardlawhad scored sometime this week in the in softball and Piscataway respectively the boards. After falling 4. Twoerrors by the Tigers order toplay,eveniftheyhave Jeff Miklos and Paul Lsz- openinground of the Somerset loop behind5-1 entering the top of allowedthe tying ran to cross played previously, twice in the top of the first, andfell to 6-3 for the MSC. nowski. Prep notchedsolo runs in the County Baseball Tournament. In their only other contest the fifth, the Warriorsrallied a the plate. Smith led the MANVILLE- Starting its last week,the Warriorshad to solo ran in the sixth, andthree Franklin attack with three seasonas it finishedlast year, come from behind to edge more in the seventh to hits, while Navakowskladded Petey’s AC, the defending Steinert, 5-4, for their eighth deadlockthe contest, 5-5. a pair. champion, opened the Man- SouthPlainfield snappedthe Piscataway pushed across ville BoreSoftball Leaguewith victory of the season against five losses. tie in the homehalf of the four runs in the bottomof the a 15-2 rompover the Manville Stoinert pushed across four seventh to gain the 6-5 first andled all the wayin its NOW! Sharks. runsin the top of the fourthto decision.Franklin’s initial run In other action in the open a 4-0 bulge, whichstood opening week, Corner Tavern until the bottomof the fifth. routed Manville National Franklinthen closed the gapto Bank, 19-1, Schargorzclipped 4-3 witha trio of rims. Singles by Terry Barnes, Sports calendar THE MANVILLE NEWS the RedDoor Longshots, 9-6, DaveIngrain, Jeff Schwartz, and Tony’s Auto Repair and AndyLangor took care of gained a forfeit victory from the scoring. The Warriorsthen Perhach’s Tavern. wonthe gamein the bottom of the sixth. A1 Navakowski BASEBALL LACROSSE HILLSBOROUGH BEACON MAY9 MAYl I Little League Manville at Ruselle Park, 4 Essex Catholic at Rutgers p.m. Prep, 11 a.m. BridgewaterEast at Franklin round-up Twp., 4 p.m. MAY15 Montclair Academy at THE FRANKLIN Blair Academy at Rutgers MANVILLE- Picking up trips, while Bob Bobrowskl Rutgers Prep, 3:45 p.m. wherethey left off last year, follows with a .571 norm. Joe Hillsborough at Metuchen, Prep, 3:30 p.m. 3:45 p.m. American Legion and Bicker and JoeRuggierio are GOLF NEWS RECORD WelcomeAboard, defending beth at the .500 mark. MAY10 champions in the American In the slugging department, MAY0 and National Leagues, Jim Frederick of Mike’s Bridgewater West at Im- respectively, both openedthe Exxonhas slammeda pair of maealata, 3:45 p.m. Manvilleat~Green-Brook, 3:30 1974 ManvilleYouth Athletic homers, while Bob Bohrowski p.m. Leaguelast weekwith a pair has one to his credit for the MAYIt Franklin Twp.at Bridgewater of victories each. Legion. East, 3:30 p.m. AmericanLegion destroyed Bob Bobrowski and Franklin Twp. at Highland St. Plus at RutgersPrep, 3:30 the Elks, 21-2, while blasting Ruggierio have both gained a Park, I p.m. p.m. Are all U.P.I.U., 14-1. Welcome victory for the Legion on the Watchung Hills at Aboard outslugged Centre mound, while the V.F.W.’s Hillsborocgh,10:30 a.m. MAY10 Shoppe.15-7, and slipped past John Malionskyand Dave Arik U.P.I.U.,6-4. have beth notched victories. MAY13 Immaeulata at Bridgewater The V.F.W.of the American East, 3:30p.m. League also started its Jim Szobonyaof Wall’s Inn Immaculataat Green Brook, campaignwith a pair of "Ac- tops the National loop in MAY13 tories, slappingthe Elks, 9-5, batting with five safeties in 3:45 p.m. while edging Mike’s Exxonin eight trips for a .625 average. Princeton at Franklin Twp., Immaealala at Rutgers Prep, NEW: WelcomeAboard then follows 3:45 p.m. a alugfest, 12-11. 3:30 p.m. witha quartet of .500 hitters. Walt’sInn also gaineda pair MAY14 of triumphs as it openedits MikeMalesky, BobKazelesky, MAY14 Bill Starrick, and Dave National League season. Metuchenat Manville, 4 p.m. WaR’s Inn blitzed Mike’s Patrick are all batting at that Metuehenat Manville, 3:30 Exxon, 16-0, while nipping lofty norm. Franklin Twp. at Watchung Hills, 4 p.m. p.m. FamilyShoe, 7-6. Bob Cosmos of Centre Franklin Twp. at Watchang Family Shoe picked up a Shoppe and John Demkoof Hillsborough at Kenilworth, FamilyShoe lead the league in 3:45 p.m. Hills, 3:30 p.m. split for its week’s workby Immaculataat BoundBrook, ripping Ruzyckl’s,13-5. roundtripperswith one apiece. 3:30 p.m. Withthe 36 runs scoredin its Maleskyand Rick Puzio have MAY15 tow games, AmericanLeagion bath gainedpitching victories MAY15 Each paper now covers its OWNcommunity has the top four hitters in its for WelcomeAboard, while Manvilleat Bernards, 4 p.m. league. KenBobrowski leads Ned Graves and Szobonya St. Peter’s at Immaculata, 3:45 p.m. Immaealataat Manville, 3:30 the circuit with an .800 have picked up the hurling p.m. average on four hits in five decisions for Walt’s Inn. CroydonBall at Rutgers Prep, with MORElocal news, MOREbusiness news 3:30 p.m. Rutgers Prep at Gil-St. Ber- LEAGUESTANDINGS nard’s, 3:30 p.m. TRACK MOREsocial news, MOREschool news GIRLS’ SOFTBALL AMERICANLEAGUE NATIONALLEAGUE MAY9 MAY9 MOREeditorial matter for W L W L ’HunterdonCentral at Franklin Twp.,3:45 p.m. Franklin Twp.at Bridgewater AmericanLegion 2 0 WeleemeAboard 2 0 East,3:45 p,m. each area Walt’slnn 2 0 V.F.W. 2 0 MAYII NewarkAcademy at Rutgers FamilyShoe 1 1 ContreShoppe 0 1 Prep,3:30 p.m. Mike’s Exxon 0 2 Ruzycki’s 0 1 U.P.I.U. 0 2 Mid-State Conference Elks 0 2 Championships at Watchang MAY 10 Hills, noon. MountainValley Conference Immaculataat St. Peter’s, WoodlandCountry Day Camp Championshipsat Metuchen,1 3:45 p.m. ] p.m. Opening:June 24. August 2 MAY13 MAY14 f RiddedngDay Nursery School St. Piux X at Immaculata,3:45 p.m. I Six week campfor boys & girls, ages 3-10. Swim- Franklin Twp. at Watchung Hills, 3:45 p.m. ming instruction, sports, crafts, nature study, MAY14 ~ hikes, cookoutsetc. MAY15 I (~~~~I~ Sports news WatchungHills at Franklin Registration nowaccepted for school openingIn Sept. TWp.,3:45 p.m. ¯ Manville at BoundBrook, 4 p.m. Immacalata at Somerset Vo- Tee, 3:45 p.m. o Hillsboroughat Rosalie Park, StateLicen.,~t For informadnncall: .97-1956 3:45 p.m. Ridge at Hillsborough, 3:45 p.m. 100% FREE CHECKING’ " " :’ MAY15 ¯ St. ThomasAquinas at Im- NoSmall Prin~ . maculata, 3:45 p.m. Blair Academy at Rutgers No TriCky :Requirements Prep, 3:30 p.m. No’MinimUmBalance GIRLS’ TRACK MAY9 ~ f I ~arttau "~a[h’g Piseatawayat Franklin Twp., Snick 3:45 p.m. MAY11 ’ " " \ 403 Rout~e 206 South, Hillsborough. Township 359=8144 . .\ Long BranchRelays, 10 a,m. MAY15 Raritan- Hillsborough-Whitehouse MomberFDIC ~1 Franklin Twp.at Princeton, 3:45 p.m. A brand new ball game Raiders pursue ’new season’
by DaveAIlena gameand scrap as wedid in when he grounded into a in the top of the third as Joe Johnson stroked a single to TUbbt ed off with a single, Sports Editor the first season." center to plate the third run. fielder’s choiceat second. Hill’s performance and a Quiriee and Johnson paced mJvcd to second on a In the second stanza, the sacrifice, and scored on a HILLSBOROUGH.- For the pair of three-ran framesand a Raider notched three more. the t0.hit attack witha pair of Raiders of Hillsbarough High six.ran sixth inning got the Quiriun opened with a walk safeties each, while Hill, safety by Bruce Perhach. RealFlowers or Plants Clark went the distance for School, it’s a whole new Raiders rolling in their once again and then stole Johnson, and Rydakall hod season, and if the second opening game of the new second. After /a pop out, three runs-batted-in for the Hillsbaroughto g/nn his third season is anything like the season. Hurlinghis one-hitter, game. MeDonoughand Clark moundtriumph against one Crimi’s grounder was thrown setback. Limiting Manvilleto first, it should be a banner the senior right.bander lifted away as Quirien scored and had an RBI each for the success all the way. his record to 5-1 as he struck Crimi movedto second. winners. six hits, Clark whiffed six With DungHill fashioning a out four and issued three Hillsborough took ad- Mustangbatters. Nick Fetsko Walt Kuzmiwfollowed with absorbedhis third loss of the one-hitter . his secondof the walks. a single sending. DaveGiffen, vantageof the onlyerror in the year . Hillsborough routed "Doug was faster and had encounter to edge Manville2- season, as he allowedjust four whowas running for Crimi, to hits,while striking out four. Raselle Park, 12-1 to get its better stuff against Bound third, and on the throwhome, l, as the Raiders madetheir "new season" underway Brook, but today, he hod his pair of first inning runs stand For the coming week, Kuzmiwadvanced to second. Hillsberoughhas four contest, Tuesday. form,and this is whatI want," Hill then ripped a doubledown up. Last Thursday, the Raiders Hewittexplained¯ the third base line scoringboth Leadingoff the first, Quiriee including a first-round en- put the finishing touchon their Thelone hit off Hill camein singled and then stole second. counter with Gil-St. Bernard’s runners and upping the count on Saturday in the Somerset first season as they edged the top of the fourth when to 6-0. After a wild pitch movedhim LargestSelection of Manville,2-1, to finish the first ResellePark tallied their only to third, passes to MeDenough’County Baseball Tournament. / 1reid scorelessover the next The Raiders took downthe top half with an excellent 12.2 run. Jan Wilks led off with a four frames, Hillsborough and Kuzmiwsandwieheda pop mark. " single, stole secand,andcame out byCrimi to loadthe bases. seed for the tourneywith their completelyiced the gamein 12-2 ledger. For theyear,Hillsborough is aroundto scoreon a pair of the sixth. Quirtedopened with Hill thengrounded to third and ground balls. the throw home forced In their other games,the INDOORHOUSE PLANTS now13.2, while the Mountain a single and stole second. raiders Will play a second Valley Conferenceleaders . Hillsborough got roll. McDonoughdoubled to right to Quirico.On the tossto first to ownan 8-1 league record, ing in the first inning completethe double-play,the gameon Saturday, this one plate Quirted. Crimifollowed against WatchangHills. On "Tiffs is a wholenew season with a trio of runs. Char ey with a single and Tim Mobley ball went into right, scoring for us," remarked Raider Quirieo, Fred McDonough walkedto load the bases. McDanoughand Kuzmiwwith Thursday, Hillsborough OVER1000 PLANTED coach NormHewitt after his the Raiders only runs of the travels to Metuchen,while the and Tom Crimi walked n Rydak doubled over the MVCleaders journey to snuad demolished Roselle succession to fig the bases. hiftfielder’s headto deliver a contest. Park, "Weare going to’fro:get After a strikeout, Hill also pair, and Johnson’ssingle to Manville’s only tally came Kenilworth on Tuesday. HangingBaskets about our 12-2 record for the receiveda free passto forcein center sent another two up first half and start again. We the first run. AlexHydak then runners across the plate. Gary are goingto g,J out there every squeezeda run home,and Jim Clark chased the final run in ZPORTZ Thursday, May9, 1974 13 i I Mustangs lose - ...... , st5 Doz MANVILLE-- Continuing to unearnedruns in the bottom of whenBiago singled with one have problems gettings runs the first, but could manage down. John Hriniak forced on the beard, Manville High onlya third inningtally of its Biago at second, but Stan fine sights School dropped beth of its own. Nick Fetzko deserved a Detain followedwith a single, games last week as the better fate than hc recelvedas and Tony Bernurdowalked to Mustangsfell to 2-8. he hurled a few-hitter, and load the bases. A strikeout, On Thursday, Manville struck out four batters. however,finished the Manville fight lines allowedHillsborough just two Manville’slone run cameas threat¯ Biagoand Detain both unearned,but scored just one Joe Tabbit led off with a had a pair of safeties for of its ownand lost, 2-1. Against single, movedto second on a BoundBrook on Tuesday, the Manville. by Sal Bellomo red.orange streamers about sacrifice by TomBiago, and three inches long, inserted Mustangscould not dent the camein to score on by Bruce This week, the Mustangs pIate, and dropped a 4-0 The way shad are biting in under the dorsal fin. Perhach.’rabbit led the six-hit will face four opponents,in- the DelawareRiver, and the Fishermen landing tagged decision. Mustangattack with two hits, cluding Bridgewater East in size of the fish beingcaught, shad can receive a rewardand 1 FREEPeace Rose with every The two setbacks came at includinga triple. the opening round of the makes it look a though New assist the study by sendingthe the hands of the Mountain Bound Brook’s George Somerset County Baseball Jersey shad fishermen are in tag along with information Valley Conference fron- Peppefired a five-hitter at Tourney. Manville was seeded for a bannerseason. concerning the location and truoners, and the Mustangs’ Manville,and received batting 10thin the field of 16 squads. Favorableconditions in the date of the catch to the address MVCmark dipped to 1-8 for support from his mates in the the campaign, This afternoon, Manville big river have been bringing printed on each streamer. 10pu rchased- over 100 varieties. form of a 10-hit attack. The travels to meet Roselle Park, good numbersof shad up the in the loss to Hillsborough, Crasadersuntchedseloransin Manville gave up two while the Mustangs host river andthey’re beingcaught ++++++ the first, second, fifth, and Metuchen on Tuesday, and from Seudders Falls up river sixth. journey to Bernards on to Port Jervis, witha weightof Encompassing75 acres, the The lone threat for the Wednesday. four to six pounds. Little Swartswood was Somerset Mustangscame in the fourth The glorious warmweather recently acquiredby the State and the improved water and will provide additional tourney Dipolmats off and running conditions have stirred the angling opportunies for I shad to action and given them Garden State fishermen. w., 16 teams in the field, completed, while second- an interest in angler’s lares. Whilethere are facilities for to debut the SomersetCounty Baseball round encounters must by Shad are movingup river to the launchingof car-top boats, Tournamentgot started this playedby May23, aThursday. spawn. this will be limited by the BRIDGEWATER.. The weekendwith gamesto be Thesemi-finals will be held Theycan be caught well into available parking space for FOR ., ¯ Bridgewater TuesdayNight playedthis Saturday. on Monday,May 27, while the June. They are such a fine vehicles¯ In addition, most of Twilight Softball Leaguegot Hillsborough,with its ira- championshipcontest will gamefish and can be fished the shoreline is available for under waylast week,as the pressive13-2 ledger received take place on Saturday,Jane for so readily and bank fishermen. Stockingwill Red Door Diplomats of the top seedfor the tourney, 1. All three gameswill be economically that they have take place without the waters Manvifiestarted on the right while BoundBrook, Franklin played on the Rutgers been dubbed the poor man’s being closed and should the foot with a 7-4 triumphover Township,Ridge garnered the University diamond. salmon. Shad are great program work out, con- King Jmes of Atlantic second,third andfourth seeds, Opening-roandaction finds fighters. Trolling from boats sideration will be given to Highlands. respectively.Rounding outthe Hillsberoughhosting Gil-St. or casting shad darts and placingiton the stockinglist in In other action, HoagieHut top eight were omerville, Bernard’s, Boundrook at similar lures, and quite 1975. edgedBarton’s landscaping, 7. NorthPlainfield, Bridgewaterhomeagainst RutgersPrep. productive, and near sun-down 5, Town Tavern ripped East, and WatchangHills. Franklinplayinghostto Green is the best fishing. Thestate ++++++ A"n.nua s Riverview,15-2, and Danellen For all games until the Brook, Immaculata visiting record is seven poundsand 13- - t 2 OUnCes. A.C. destroyed Wojnar, 24-8. finals, the team with the Ridge, Bernardstraveling to Localsportsmen, if youhave Dick Spongierconnected for higherseedwillhavethe home Somerville, North Plainfield As a part of studies to any news or information for ,¢1¢ four safeties in four trips and encountering Montgomeryat protect and improve shad this column,please contact me li -orI!,, field advantage. May 18, drovein a pair of runs to pace Saturday, is the deadline for home, Bridgewater East fishing, fishery biologists at the South Somerset all first-round games to be changhosting Hills Manville, at home andagainst Wet- under a cooperative federal Newspapers, 240 South Main triumph.RedDOOrHowietO itSparksOpeningaided andstate researchproject, are St., Manville,or call 725-3300.I the victory with a three.ran tagging Ddawarcshad with want to hear from you. )erennias Bridgewater West¯ homer. Spartanssplit Vinnie Furfaro had three ’: ’ hits to lead HoagieHut past i i 100% FREECHECKING Barton’s, Jim Kishinsky and SOMERVILLE.- After Jack Healy ripped homeruns failing victimto a no-hitteron No Small Print i .:.i for Dancllen A.C., and Bill Wednesday, Immaculate FLOWERAND VEGETABLE PLANTS HEADQUARTERS DuPree cracked a pair of High’s baseball squad came .. :: NoTricky Requirements " roandtrippers along with one back to gain a split in their . by Otto Gsell to lead Town next two gameslast week. : : : : .... Tavern past Riverview. Facing Bridgewater West’s : ~ No’Minirqum: Ba ance In the Second Annual Mike Recchia, the Spartans Dunellen A.C. Invitational becamethe secondvictim of a Softball League, Red Door on-hitter by this sophomore ¢I=A D/’tDKI )It ¯ nlf came away with the chain- right-hander, as Immaculate pionship as the Diplomats fell, 3-0. of eveffkind clipped Barton’s, 11-7, in an On Monday, the Spartans eight-inning championship snapped a seven-gamelosing : 403 Route206South,:HillsboroughT0wnship Sizeand Shape gamecontest. ¯ streak with a come.from Liquid Seaweed .__~--~------..... WithTomPietrykand Parks behind 8-5 triumph over highlighting the four-run Montgomery.The string hit r l eighth stanza with triples, Red seven last Thursdaywhen St. Door captured the title on Peter’s drubbedthe Sporrans, Sunday. In the double- 7-2, on the Cardinal diamond. ¯ . , . , MemberFDIC , TheBest for Plants elimination event, Barton’s With the one win and two kP ~j. 1 edged the Diplomats, 4-2, to losses, Immanuiatafell to 3-14 You’llsee the Results ! ! ! send the tourney to soothe on the year. game. Earlier this season, Roe- Bob Pietryk took the Most ohio, whois l-l, fired a no-hit VahiablePlayer Awardfor tbe gem at Franklin Township, 9-1. championswith four home but cameup short, 14), an he ’I nLSi’-" ’S runs, t2 runs batted in, and a w.as victimized by some .560 average for the seven shoddy fielder and lack of games, hitting on the part of his PoffedRants teammates. Everyvariety of .os, .ut0h,, ". I! Warriors ~Ferhlizers~ Myrtle ~ , [[ i~ (Continued from Page 12-A) triumph over the Warriors. ~lnsecticides TomO’Donnell’s three-run sixth. ~ triple, and Geet’geMechler’s For the coming week, the Warriors have five games on ~":’ ’~’ l RBIdouble accoanted for the tap. This afternoon, Franklin damagein the first frame, hosts BridgewaterEast, while ~GardenBark Jim Bednar handled traveling to HighlandPark on Franklin on just three hits to Saturday. On Monday, the gain the moundvictory for the ~WildBird Seeds "~~ , Chiefs. Bednar stuck out 11 Warriors are at homeagainst Warriorbatters, while issuing Princeton, while they journey three free passes. to meet WatchangHills on Trailing 6-0, Franklinfinally Tuesday. ¯ A GARDENERSPARADISE scored, getting a pair in the Franklin will also have a top of the fourth on a two-ran first.roand contest with Green homer by Sokolowski. The Brook sometimethis weekend Warriorscut the deficit to 6-3 as the Somerset County in the fifth on Smith’s run- Baseball Tourney gets un- derway. The Warriors gained ) producing single, but .. .=,"$I$I?,)h ’S Piscataway iced the game the numberthree seed for the Nursery and GardenMarket tourney in the 164anmfield. with three in the bottomof the LawrenceRoad Rt. 206, Between Princeton & Lawrenceville Hours: OpenEvery Day 9 to 8 I4-A TtlURSDAY,MAY 9, 1974 McCall says governmentmorality top concern
by TomLederer mind," she said. "People want to draw you discussed the problem extensively with or state regulations," she asserted, calling Staff Writer outon the subject. Theywant you to comeout economists at Princeton University who for a national tenants’ bill of and say you are for impeachment," the essentially told her that the causes were rights. She said that the high turnover of To N na McCall Democratic candidate former NewJersey president of the League uniquely different from comparative in- tenants requiredthat the battle be carried by for the fifth congressional d striet, an of WomenVoters said. Shesaid she wouldvote flationary periods,and difficult to deal with. a permanent body. She noted that acruss4he-beard election of Democratic for the President’s impeachment. Notinga recent labor departmentreport of widespreadconflict of interests amongstate candidates this November"would not in Calling for Housepassage of the Senate a drop in worker productively, Mrs. McCall and local elected officials necessitated itself be a healthyreaction to Watergateand approvedCampaign Reform Bill she termed called for greater emphasison training and legislation on a federal level. similar corruption in the Nixan Ad- current resistance to the measure"really educational programsas well as a personal Amnestyfor draft evaders and deserters ministration." sad." incometax cut, particularly for the lower should be "pursued on an individual basis" "Most people in Congress have done in Anotherstrong reaction she noted in her end of the scale. but not by local draft boards, whichshe feels campaignspending what Nixon has done," citizen contacts is a basic approval and Onthe related issue of the federal budget, wouldbe prejudieedagainst the returnees. "I she maintained, saying that corruption was encouragementshe is receiving as a female Mrs.McCall favors an allocation of funds to wouldnot necessarily demandreturnees to not characteristic of Republicansalone. candidate. "This is a good time for women," set up a congressional bureau that could performsome service," she said. Mrs. McCall termed morality in govern- she noted¯ "Theycan capitalize on the fact adequately analyze budget proposals from mentthe top concernof voters in the distiet. that they are basically uncorruptedby the the executive branch. "Basically I feel the The possibilities of mass transit in New She recently released disclosure statements ixditieal system¯" military budgetis far in excess of whatis Jersey arc crippled to a large extent because of her andher husband’sassets, liabilities needed and that more emphasis should be the population is thinly spread over vast and incometaxes paid for the last three Inflation puzzles placed on social programs,"she said. areas," Mrs. McCallobserved. She favors years. busing under these circumstances. Inflation is another issue that has per- Seeksrights bill A memberof the State Environmental Supports hnpeachment plexed voters, according to Mrs. McCall. Crisis Committee, she opposes the Treks "Thepeople, I havetalked to don’t bare any Tenants’rights is also a majorconcern for Island Dam,favors upholdingthe standards "I have been campaigningfor a monthnow confidence that governmentcan do anything tile MountainLakes resident. andtimetable of the CleanAir Act, andbacks andthe impeachmentissue is on everybody’s about it," she asserted¯" She said she "Tenantssilould not be dependenton local measuresto reduce energy consumption.. Equestrian tryouts open to public for the competitionto select Farm and on a course cx- tributions and private selection committeehope to petition. FAR HILLS -- An ira- ehousesixridersundl2horses The youthful and en- pressive display of out- the 1974 members of the tcndingthrnughnearbyfields donations, standing horsemanship plus United States Equestrian and farms¯ The funds raised Some 60 entries in two from entries in the advanced thusiastic co-chairmenof the the enticement of two June Team. will assist in sending USET divisions are expectedfor the division as membersof the trials, Mrs. John Cowpor- days in the meadows and The Essex Horse Trials, membersand their mountsto trials, and will include this team’s three-day squad. thwaite,Jr.. andJohn Ike, III, beingstaged for the first time the world championshipthree country’s topmaleand female Following a summer of promise the event will be an woodlands of NewJersey’s training, the teamwill go to exciting experienceappealing prime hunt country arc ex- as a public admission event, -day competitionin Burghley, riders, rangingin age from18 petted to draw a large at" will be held at Mr. and Mrs. England,in the fall. The USETto their mid-thirties. USETEnglandin Septemberfor the beth to horse fanciers and to Elliot Haller’s Hoopstick is financed wholly by con- Coach Jack LeGoff and his world championship corn- the general public whoalso teedance here on June I and 2 enjoy the Essex Fox Hounds Race Meeting and the Burnt Symphonyfeature Mills Polo Tournament, an- nuallyheld herein the hills of ROXITICUSGOLF CLUB, once the WalterJ. Bliss family mansion,located on 195acres m SomersetCounty. 8ernardsville, will be oneof the six homesfeatured on the Symphonyof Homescountry Thetrials for the three-day estatetour beingconducted by TheFriends of the SomersetHi[is Symphonyon May 16 from squad, which have been 10 a,m. to 4 p.m. Light refreshmentswill be servedon the terrace of the 60 roommanor compactedinto a full two-day house, schedule here, features dressage(the ballet of riding), precision stadium jumping, andthe thrill of cross country racing over a specially - Patero unveils constructed 27/H mile course with 24 difficult jumpsbuilt into the natural terrain. "It’s much more than a flood controlbill spectator sport," saysMrs. Cowperthwaite,"the onlooker A bill to hasten the im- Democratic Assemblyman develop an alternative can get closely involved by plemantatianof flood control Joseph Patero (Middlesex mechanism through which walking the length of the projects by the UnitedStates Somerset). flood control projects can be courseand seeingthe action at ArmyCorps of Engineers was Accordingto Mr.Patero, the approved if an area’s every jump. introduced Monday by purposeof tllelegislation is to legitimately constituted flood eantrol commissionfails to ;.let. "Althoaghthis legislation "’ill have state wideimpact,"
NOTICElVIIIl~ll~ Mr..Pater( specifically.... tinued, desigued "itto getis a quick decision nn one of the byfloodthe controlCorps of plans,lg,OCarS submitted ,o PUBLIC SERVICEELECTRIC the Green Brook River ANDGAS COMPANY CUSTOMERS Commies,an OakSalt & Pepper althoughhe didn’t forsanany ~l problemin this areawith the MillSet Fold-Away ~ PROPOSED RATE INCREASES Suitcase ~ I commission,"l want to avoid ..... lill~ill~--"l~l EvereadyLantern proximately$2,8 billion for the 1974- a situation whichoccurred in ...... ~ Pubc Service Electr c and GasCam- the PassaicValley ,,’,’hen that pony flied a Petition w h the New 1978period. Mostof this amountwill haveto be raisedby the sale of stocks area’s commissionhas been ~"i. JerseyBoard of Public Util ty Commls- unableto reacha decisionfor ~lili~l~~ andbonds, the latter at interest rates : sloners on Apr 30, 1974 request nga 37 yearsaa plans it received ~J general increase in the charges for that have nearly doubled in recent fromthe Corpsof Engineers." years. Our construction expenditures Detecto It Beacon electric and gasservice, TheCompany The Patero .legislation t~ willreflectthecostofkeepingpacewith BathroomScale ThermatBlanket has also petitioned for authority to provides that whenever my changethe rates of depreciationpres- NewJersey’s demandfor energy,while flood control commissiou ently beingused. minimizingthe Impactof our operations established by the legislature (ofltoflor llmiled toone gift po r occountwhllequanlalos realMinimum depOllt on the environment. cequaedIor sift mullbe milntalned for I~monfhe. Sotr Federaliog,latlono Despiteconstant efforts to cut oper- fails Io makea decision on donot permit a gin for ore franefer offundl altelay war,In r, the InmlSutlon.) ating expenses,the cost of supplying TheCompany has requestedan over- plans it receives from the electricity and gas continuesto rise all increaseof 19,98%,providing for Corps ef Eogineers, a dueto increasesin the costs of labor, electric revenueincreases of 21,52% majority of the membershipof Self-Cleaning end gas revenueincreases of 16A5%. tile commissioncan request BroilerOven material, maintenance,environmental requirementsand taxes. Furthermore, Thetabulations below showthe pro- the state to form another the cost of obtaining moneyto finance posedmonthly increases for residential committeeconsisting of three ElectricFry Buffet Pa~ . senators and asscmblymeo a vital expansionprogram is high. We customersthat wouldapply to various dollar amounts, not from the affected area plan construction expendituresof ap- and ttlree commissioo members who would be AutomaticTimer EFFECT OF PROPOSEDRATE INCREASESON RESIDENTIAL CusTOMERS responsible for selecting or respondiaE to the plans RESIDENTIALELECTRIC SERVICE RESIDENTIALGAS SERVICE developed by the Corps¯ (includesGas Heating Service) If YouUse Up to 300KIIowatthoura Per If YourPresent Your NewMonthly Month MonthlySill Is: Bill WouldBe: news Warlng ... andYour ...Your New ElectricCan PresentMonthly MonthlyBill $ 5.00 $ 7,33 Black’&Decker Bill Is, WouldBe: 7,00 9.37 DrillKit 10.00 12,40 brie{s $ 5,00 $ 6,81 15,00 17.38 7.00 0,03 20.00 22.32 ¯ o.~_,.o " 10,00 12,44 25,09 27.29 18.13 32.18 NUIISERYSCIIOOL 3-piece 15.00 30.00 ItEGISTItATION ComingMenuette 40.00 42.05 If YouUse MoreThan 300 Kilowatt- 50,00 51.92 Set hoursYou Would Be ChargedDifferent Tba South Branch Reformed Knlrps Ratesfor Winterand Summer Usage aa Church Nursery School is Men’sor Ladies Follows: RESIDENTIAL accepting registration of Winter(November thru May) ELECTRICHEATING SERVICE children three and four years GEClock Radio $20,00 $23,22 old for the 1974-75school year. 29,00 28,09 If YourPresent Your NewMonthly Classes are held from 9-11:30 Wadng7-Speed 30.00 32.95 MonthlyBhi.ls: Bill WouldBe: a.m. Tuesdays, Wednesday Slender 42.69 aod Thursdays startiug in 40.00 $ 5,00 $ 5.92 50,00 52.55 11,93 October and continuing 10.00 through May. Teflon7-Piece Summer(June thru Oclober) 15.00 18.03 CookwareSet 24.33 Mrs. Rarriet Seibert of t40 $20.00 $24.05 20,00 South Branch Road, Somer- 30.06 25.00 31.92 25.00 37,01 ville, secretary, may be 30.00 36.07 30.00 cantaetedfor registration. 48.08 40.00 47.19 40,00 57.37 ToolKit 50.00 60.25 50.00 It UMMA(;I.:SALE Aboveexamples Include current energy and/or taw matorllll adJultment charges, The Women’s Club of Anyfinal rate relief found by the It Is expectedthat the NewJersey Hillsberoughis sponsoringan Boardof Public Utility Commissioners Comlorler Board to be just and reasonablemay annual "rumnlagc sale" for be allocated by the Boardfor consis- will schedulehearings on our rate In- the supporterthe Hillsborough creaserequest. Presentelectric and tency with the provisions of N.J.S,A. RescueSquad on Mayl0 front gasrates will remalnin effect until the 10-6 at the Squad’sbuilding on 48:3-4, and for other goodand legally Boardapproves new rates. ,XmwellRoad.. sufflolent reasons, to any class or Copiesof our Petition to the Board A $1.50 will allow par- Welive upto our name. classes of customersof the Company. showingproposed increases in electric :iei~nts to fill a shoppingbag Therefore, the averagepercentage In- and gasrate schedulesfor all classes Mth items. creaseIn individual final rates mayIn- of customers,are available for review Chairwomanfor the event is crease or decrease based upon the in everyPublic Service Electric andGas ~trs. Patricia Smith. Board’s decision. ’ CompanyCommercial Office. OPENIIOURS
Public Service Foothill Acres Nursing Easton and Beverly Avenu L o Homewill hold open house on NEW SOMERSET OFFICE: Electric add Gas¯ May12 from 2 to 5 p.m. to Company commemoratethe beginning NEW BRUNSWICK ~//JEDISON [ NORTHBRUNSWICK 0 PSEG of national nursing home 350 George Street: Rt:. 27 & Prospect Ave. The Brunswick Shopping Center week. 246-3434 985-6990 249-0 l01 u,m~rrsuc All are nv ted to attend. ].’B THURSDAYMAY 9.1974 , * * , :,’ Prizewinners featured f in McCarterseries THE ARTS 2 ,,. ~ ~ ~- "~ /:" ~ . :~"..:..,’; .Movies at MeCarternun- selection of prizewinners from ~ tinuesonMonday Ma ~0with the 1972 N Y Festival of --" ...... ~, ’~:.-. ..,. "" L":r ...~. ’" " ~.,. p.m.tW°showingSof MainatTanner,s7 and9"15,,La hundredsW°men’sFdmS,ofentries.WMch Theydrew ...... /.; ...... ¯ Solamandra,"the most widely range from lyrical and ironic :~.. ., :~.;’ ," . acclaimedforeign film of 1972 looks ala woman’shome life ~" ¯ " ~.~." ...... ,;"’ toohstraot horror-fantasy , 2,, /ourln"g proauc"t’lon, ,aa, B’ ~"v" :-, . , Echoingstyle1be of bethmannm’ Truffaut and about rape and rebirth. Some r...... :, ,t. ,; [ " . Godard, "La Sainmandra" is of the films are erotin, some I,qt~.~ @VA to~1 aid. mmateoutreach ; / o comedyabout a "menagea funny, someangry, but each /( ~, i\; \ ~ ¯ ~’, ,’ : , :’ h" ~;.. : trois"-twointelleetualsanda makes a umque statement resilient young nymphwho about women;slives, fears traveling theater com-least 200, [be group provides . -~’’. ’~ IlU. ,i.J,i/Idl A all promotmnulmaterml and :t ..... L~ ~ Y ~ ’:~i mayor maynot have t" ed to and dreams. ] ][*lE*lJ~J[*l*i[*lll~l I pany has joined forces with an ), " ~ ~k._’~ : ~,i,~~ The filmmakers and their Ilrl Itll |It I[ll I inmate organ zaton at tickets charging each patron [I.-" k" ~ ,:~ .~,. ’’. r [ ; .: killherunclewithhsodurmv ¯ ¯ ’ v ;~ ,:. ~ -...... " ,~,w~. ~ , i : ,. rifle. Rosemonde (th~ worksto he presented include | "" " - .| Trenton State Posen to brmg $3, halfof whichre erts to the i,:,)~ ,~t ,: ’~.~t, ~ ", ’~ ~ ~.¥’ "Crocus," by Susan Pitt ForumProject. .~. - , .~ ., - ~g: "salamander") is at once r#E~e#l~ll~f~r ~ Archibald MacLeish’s "J. B." , X~’~’.,~ ~" ; ."~-"tt~ B. silly, smart dumb berng Kraoing; "Opening I WILDWESTCIR’COS to area clubs, churches, and Thoth, wmcnansstaged300 [,] "~’1 .: t r: ~’ ’~, ,.y organizations this summer, showsin the area, last sum- #;./ ~ , . ,~) i.~t~,~ and iovely- the znost en’- Closing," by Katherin [ f" Irv-I~’ I[~ \ chanting MeLaughlin I ~i Ir¢ OpeningJune 14 and 15 at mer adapted an Ingmar ,N{ ~. P~.’*’~’~,~,_x. -.%’c ¯ ~,"2..~,~/’~ character to emeri~e Princeton’s Trinity Episcopal Bergmauscreenplay to the ~,,C~:~’. "~ ~ ~.~’~, ,~- from the French cinema ]n Books," by Linda Feferman; [J:~l.$U’J~’[-~r’~c~n’t ....~-~ stage. James D, Joyce, who . many seasons. The two "Cover Girl," by Frances Church ThothProductions a ~.,,~¢~i". ,’~/’,Jl~l~:/:,~ ~.jr,~’Ol~, ~,..~ Penn often-based company workson the counselingstaff , ~~,~ ~.~’,~.#:i(~r~ , ..,,~ writers launch an "in- Gill; "Cycles," by Llnda ~ Jassim; "Tbe Gibbo~Moon," and hh WONOtaOoR$t, plans to.thvtde its proceeds at the pr son, w beJ B. n [] " "~’,"~ ~’~,:.’~\?1(~’~.4 .i .~;’~"~" ~;’~;::~ vestigation"into her supposed theplay. ’ . " ~h~k;" ,, erime, in the course of witich byNaneyDowd;"Holding"by I bet~eoo tse f and the Forum ~ ~’,t~:-¢,:,:~ "~. Rosemonde not only Constance 8eeson; and ~l’l/Ult[~af[|l Pro’ectj , an inmateselfhel- p For further nformation on ’ ~ .~,~-~d’.,~t’~.¢~’-~ ~’~ -;,[t [~’x~’~g~fl,-~~ group that is attempting to open Friday or Saturday ~ ~(/~.~ ’~ .... ¯ cooperates fully but also has "(:ommuters" by Claudia build a bridge between the dates, call Hapor Danat the t,t/i : .~,~ ~.i~,~f/’~7 ~pr .~ /! affairs with beth of them. But Weill. Due to the subject I-,,~l]"~.t~.~.l~ r mutter ol someof the films, ll~ ~’ ~.~[~,~.I9.~.0~communityand the prison. ForumProject, 609493-3544. / ~&."~ ~,,~..~/ W’ I.*t tbe mere they get to knowher Requiring an indoor or . / ~ ~ ~" , the more mysterious she tile programhas been rated I~ ~gti~I~ ¯ - ~ ~ .~ "X" (under 17 accompanied I"W"’~ ~o, V¢La~.~I¢I outdoor auditoriumseating at Quarterly Review .’ / becomes. e / and9p.m.,McCarterwifioffera ~ ~ ~ DANCING marks 30 ye \~ ,." / ~;, \\ . ’ .//_._. EVERYSAI.SUH. NITE& Theuarteriy Reviewof " " ’ ," . ," q’[ / ~. ’, umvers.y Orchestra ...... [~[[[[]~’~...... N0111NGHAM Lterature,edtedbyThoodore X, 1 ( . "~t:~,-\ ’ . /~/ ~ ~-’~ Bat..n,~,= and Renee Weiss, will " . : /. ’~ ~ ~ ~ ’ ~":~ "= / , MLLRUUffl ; .\ ’ ~ \ ~[l~l~# .....~f~[P, [~iPf1111! .,,v=, =,==..~§P~ celebrate its 30th anniversary , ~ . to ~sve final conce~ Metcer$t.,n=mittonSq.,NJ.of publication on Saturday . ¯ .... i \ \ N~..,,~ ------I lhelJt~tl~llmminhe~$ Mayit ’ ¯ %~x " ’ " " ’ " A " " ~ " The Princeton University (130 p.m. in AlexanderHa!l. PrincetonVMCA 2"" , . . "~" / ,.. ’!-;\ ’\ "’ " ’’ ~L"eJ ’ Wh, B Bandsg I r a n s t a t o r a n o . . .,; . , ,. ~ ~ ,/ - - Orchestra, under the direction Feature on the programwill Sunday, May 19 lexicographer Richard " % . " , ’ :.’ ]\ ~ ’ :. ’ . .-.~.~ ~.":~’ ’ ’. of MordeehaiSheinkman, will be Beethoven’s "Third 5and9pm Sat-HarryUber lloward, and poet MarkStran ~" ,, " /’ ; \ .. ". ’. "-~’~... ~ .,"~_~.~.. ’ give its last concert of the Symphony"- the "Erolea". iday Ma Tim oher two works on the Tickets on sale Sun JoePavne812" will present a Poetry and ~ ,..~.’ ’’ \ ’l ’ ..... :x-. ¯ season on FF _ y 17 at at YMCAoffice ’ " Trunslatlon Symposiumm the . " .’...... ~,.~, ~..~ i~CT.. ..,,.... ~,7,,~l~gl~¢r<’,-. . ~., 7~. program will be Tsehaikov. ’ ~ - _~ WoodrowWilson Auditorium . ~ , ~ -. ’~.,. ~.~ / ¯ . ...’ ~ . .a~.,. ~, sky’s "CapriccioItulien," and on Saturday,blay It, at 3 p.m. " . ..,.A ’. uance ~.o-op a Gahrieti Sonata, arranged ¯ ’ . z tz ,o.¯ for brass instruments by Edmund Keeley, Clarence ~ ?,~. Marie Csete, Ms Csote has Brown,and Robert Fagles of i~~. Tonotfl aUflltlOnS Muskh~ketsTheatros. been principal horn player the Universityfaculty will also The Dance Co-opof Prin- participate. REGIONALBALLET’S popular production of "Circus," is one McCarterTheatre. Sherry Kaplan Alban, center, is featured, with the University Orchestra cetonwill hold an audition and since her freshmanyear. At 8:30 Saturday evening, of six ballets to beperformed on Sunday, May 12, at 3 p.m.at with pretty poniesDiana Zeydol, left, andTrisha McCultough. open meeting on Mooday,May seyeral poets will present 13. readings from their work in The performinggroup of the Musical amateurs 448-1231 the Princeton Inn College Dance Co-op, which has JAMESWAY- FAST WINDSOR SHOPPING CBTT~ Lounge. Amongthem will be already presented four per- to sing Bach Onhi. 13oNear l~e Pr~aceton-I~ghhtownRoad Galway Kinnell, M. L. Guestartists featured in ballet formances of a very suc- Rosenthal, and Denise eessfull programby its own The Princeton Society of Levertov. A east of over 40 senior tieularly Imownfor her leads Compat~y,is returning as a "Encounters," a new modern guest artist to dance in choreographersthis year, has MusicalAmateurs will hold its members of the Princeton in "Nutcracker" and "Cop- work by Ruth Langridge two moresets of performances TheResearch Program of Climinal H.egionalBallet witl dancesix pelia," will appear as a "Musaies" with Larry Hunt, which has been selected for final meeting of the year on . JusticeatPrinceton Univeesity already scheduled for next Sunday, May12, at ,5 p.m. at ballets at MeCarterTheatre, trapeze artist with Gaudio who has recently been ap- the gala performance of the VacaniD from the American pearing with EdwardVillella’s Northeast Regional Ballet )’ear. TheCircles and Squares the Unitarian Church f aninformal discussion with Princeton, this Sunday, May Dance Theater, which is af- Princeton. Professor ~. DR, DONALDRIDDLE 12, at 3 p,m. Ballet Theatrein the colorful touring company. Association’s festival in AMERICAN "Circus," choreographed by Judith Leviton, formerly Dayton, Ohio on May 18 as filiated with the Co-op,gives Merrill Knappof the Princeton The company’s prima programsfor school audiences ballerina, Dodie Nels Jorgenson. with the American Ballet will guest artist RickSchusse], University Music Department Dedie will also be dancing Theatre and Metropolitan and will have at least ten will eoodueta reading of J. S. NewYork professional who performanees next year. with David Anderson, former Opera Ballet and currently has been appearing with Bach’s "St. John Passion," GRAFFITI soloist with the SanFrancisco assistant ballet mistressof the various companies. Dancersfor beth groups will with chorus, full orchestra, Ballet and her Cavalierin last Princetontroupe, will dancein be chosen at the Monday aod soloists. They include Other principal dancers audition. Marie Bogart, soprano; year’s "Nuteraeher,"in a new "Mosaics"; "To Unfurl the include Sherry Kaplan ballet entitled "Mosaics" Fan," a humorous discourse Athan Diana Zeydel, Lynne Membersof the two groups Jaequeline Pierce, alto; whichhe has choreographedto on 18th-century manners Dennis, Tristan McCul]ough, may take company classes NormaaRubin, baritone; and music from Raehmaninoff’s choreographed by MyraKineh Bebe Neuwirth, Mary Lou free of charge during the Gordon Myers, bass. Lance Suite No. 2, Opus17. Costumesand narrated by ManuelGalen summer, Moderndancers of Vining, tenor, will sing the Barber, Suki Cohen,and Susan high intermediate and ad- part of the Evangelist, and PRINCETON were designed by Richard at the piano; and "In- OIson. Williamson of NewYork. troduction and HandelSuite," David Guthrie, prominent vanced level are invited to Joseph Kovaes will act as MaxineLampert, a leading a oew ballet ebercagraphedby audition in the parish houseof concertmaster. Broadwaydesigner, designed the WitherspoonPresbyterian The meetings of the Prin- soloist for several years with Lila Popper Brunner on a the costumes, for "En- the Princeton RegionalBallet Choreography Fellowship Churchin Prineeton at n p.m. ceton Society of Musical counters," "8x4xBaeh" and Amateurs are in no sense I,&.%T])E’l~l[l, before her aecaptaneein Eliot Grant from the Natioual "Handel Suite." At 7:30, after the audition, Feld’s Eodowmentfor the Arts. there will be an open meeting performances. Anyone in- American Ballet A matching grant from the terest~i in choral singing is mu~’ru°sdaV’~aV~t~ NewJersey State Couneil on for anyoneinterested in the .~ DINNER-THEATRE Dance Co-opand its overall curdially invited to participate rig-holdDre~us ~companysoloist whois also on the Arts in cooperation with Where mere the Pr ’neeton Ballet Sectary program. or attend. No auditions are iJ ~. presents the National Endowmentfur necessaryto sing in the chorus the Arts has been made For further information Unfurl the Fun" and "8x4x- about the audition, the and there are no special towardmale guest artists fees. requirenteots other than ,Bach" by Joa Morton Lueas, Tickets for the May 12 meeting,orthe DanceCo-op in i :) layers ’S9 !commissionedfor last sum- general,please call 921-3461or omdest~ight-reading ability. performuneeare available at For further information or mer’s Westminster Choir the McCarterbox office. 201.359.6889. in for reservation call Mrs. ce’legeLiuda ,*arpsieh°rdEdwards, soloistFeslivu’ in ._Michael Remus at 9244266. Neil Simon’s Comedy I~ ,Jeremla ilthe company’s "Nutcracker" Galdovskyto talk’rhere is a smaUcharge for I I ~C~:~p,0~G0, I is ~ a SPOONRIVEB anyone without a yearly ~ "LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS" AUffiVERSALPICIUI~E.IECHHICOLOP, featured in "Mosaics," at Westminster membership,to cover music Evenings:7~" 9 p.m. "Handel Suite," and "~4X- Mercer County Community and refreshments. Saturday:2.7 B" 9 p.m. t A YDN K FILMIg-II~ ~l~, College Theater Workshopwill B o r i s Go I d o v s k y, DINNER& SHOW $10.00 Sunday:2.4:30. 6:40 ~9 p.m. ~ Bach.’Huntwill also be dancingin present the "Spoon River unquestionably opera’s most Admission: Anthology" based on the articulate spokesman, will Greekpianist (Saturday$11.00) Adults$2.50 - Children $1.00 poetin workof Edgar Lee present an illustrated lceture, ’ Masters en Wednesday, May "The Magic of Opera," at billed at Rider TUESDAY.WEDNESDAY SUNDAY SPECIALIZING 15, at 3 p,m., Thursday,May WestminsterChoir College on THURSDAY-FRIDAY Dinner5:30. Show 7:30 COMING SOON In delicious food preparedfrom the 16, at lhlSa.m, andT:lSp.m. Tuesday May 14. The lee- LAWRENCE- Celebrated Dinncr6:30.ShowS:30 famousLobster Shanty recipes, made and Friday, May17, at 7:15 ture, whieh is open to the Greekpianist Gina Bachauer CleavonLittle E~ popular at Point Pleasant Beach,the pan. All performancesare in public withoutcharge, will be will perform works by SpecialGroup Rates Beethoven,Chopin and SATURDAY¯ GenuSlider original LobsterShanty. the College Theater on the held in the Westminster Dinncr7:00*Show9:00 RESERVATIONS:609452-2229 In West Windsor Campus, and Playhousebeginning at 8 p.m, Mussorgskyin a concertat Enjoy fresh seafoodcaught daily from admissionis free. Tickets are required and may IUderCollege Saturday, May BLAZING the Lobster Shanty’s own fleet of be picked up at the reception 4,at n:30 p.m. in the Fine Arts desk in Williamson}tall. Theatre. SADDLESml boats. D ..... ~ " ’ ~.]/ted TREADWAYINN Joyvour~lfl ~ Bornin Athensin 1913, the ONROUTE NO. I SOUTH Cocktails,Fina Wines I~ Liquors [ UNtlMItlDfill PAIKINO~ Men. Ihfu Thurs.at 7 ~" 9;35p.m. ¯ notedkeyboard artist gave her PRINCETON.NEW JERSEY Fridayal 5".20, 8 Et 10:35 p.m. ¯ Sat. first recital at age 8, attended # Mat.1, Eve. 5:20. 8 ~ 10’.35 a.m. ¯ Sun- m#i:ll:lll/_@ll[4lt]iklmI ,~ Fine Wines 8- Liq~ dayat 1:30, 4:15, 78’ 9:35p,m. the Athens Conservatory of JackBaker ,%o.s.Rt. 1--8 Mills N, el Trlntonj Music, and later studied in * 6thGiant Week! * Paris with Alfred Cortot and Sergei Raehmaninoff. She , VISIT OUR HORSESHOW, ROBERT~ MIA made her American concert debutin 1950. o.n LOBSTERSHANTY Miss Bachauerwill perform Beethoven’s Sonata in C major, Opus 53; Chopin’s Sonata in B mit~ur, Opus58; REDgOW and Mussorgsky’sPictures at ~: ,:~ an Exhibition. ~:!~-’.!5,.;.:,:.T:i ~,. I,W : ::; -., ~ ’,:, :, Tickets maybe reserved by contactingthe Rider Office of .L~’~ ~.~L,!’, !.:.’ : ~’ ’i !’ . Cultural Programs,896-0800, ¯ ;" i ext. 625.
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, ,: .. :-~-’~ ¢o,~...~"~,,~ ~.~- ~ .4;., ~..!:-:~ TheOliver S.Plantinga ¯Memorial Concert . ¢,°,; o:’57 ’_..o; MIMMIFULMER ’74, Pianist
P r ° s P;~gi!!i~)P~)! t d’ r-~ Worksby .~::v’..~.,’.;.~d~’~,~,:,~,~-.,,~r,r r’~" j .~o-~...... ,~ . ,:~,~,T,¢~;d.~’~,~::.,,:,L. .~ F YKAYE J. S. Bach, Beethoven,E. T. Cone, ~’~., ~, ~.t. 1PM 8PM Brahms, Chopin AT THE PRINCETONRIDING CENTER CherryHill Rd., Princeton From$2"5 Dai~L3~nCA~]~TIn’s3: 0 0 P’M".Sat. Dinners’ SUNDAY,MAY 12, 19743:30 P. M Dinner Speoiala 5 p.m. tel.0:30 p.m. Woolworth Center Admission Free call 466.1383for directions THURSDAY,MAY 9, 1974 2.B review Full summerseason set at Bucks ’Titter’ becomesa howl, NEWHOPE, Pa. -- The Prisoner of Second Avenue" very deliberate attention them and thereby assure Producing ManagersPenn- by Nell Simon t July 22 - Aug, being given to the develop- themselvesofa seat upon their Triangle showa winner sylvania Companywill stage 3); "Tile Newblt. Olive taunt ef the "acting companyarrival at the theatre, six plays in 12 Weeks,from Motel" by Steven Gethers concept"and theatre to bring BCPInc,, a non-profit swer, Milton Lyondeserves a IAug.5-17). APulitizer prize- "newas well as established organization of IDeal citizens, It wasn’ta titter that ran JuneI0 throughAug. 31, at the tiger’s share of the credit for BucksCounty Playhouse, winningplay is scheduledAug. contemporary works to the recently signed an agreement through the audience last his apt direction of the 19-31yet to be announced, BunksCounty stage," of sale for the Playhouseand is weekendduring the 85th an- On Thursday producer hdented performers; and the Spofford J. Beadle and Producing Managers The DewInstant-Charge launching a funddrive toratse’ nual Princeton University same goes for Joan Lucas for Company, which ran the systemwillbe put to use at the the necessaryfunds for pur- Triangle show;it was a roar! director Burt Brinckerhoff Bucks County summer By Sunday evening word her effective choreography. announcedthe following plays Playhouse. Sueeesslully chase and operation of the Oneof the first act’s most andtheir performancedates, : program in 1968 and 1909, adopted by Washington,D.C,’s building. Plans are to make had gotten roundtire campus, enchanting numbers (no pun stressed the fact that tile KennedyCenter last fall, this maximumuse of the facility and the audience this night "One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s season will not highlight the was filled wit zs manyun- intended) was "A Fairy Tale," Nest" by Dale Wasserman, service allows holders of throughout the year. a gertlle take-offof the landof from the novel by Ken Kesey "star package" productions major credit cards to order Subscription tickets at a 15 dergraduates as alums of Old makehelieve. BobCohen is an that haveoften beentile forte tickets hy telephone, charge per cent discount (one play Nassau.The showis good, fast (June 10-22); "The MindWith free) are nowon sale for the appealing "hero," with In- the Dirty Man"by Jules Taste of tile past. "We’rebringing in paced, sharp witted -- very time’s ebullient and talented the finest aclors wecan find," funny indeed. It can best be (June 24-July 6); "The Ensemnle m_ TOn . n summerare season. $3.95, Single$4.95, ticket$5.95 Kalhie Shentun as his Frog Promise"by Aleksei Arbuzov, Beadle said. "Great actors playprices described as u good blend of Princess, whomust be rescued aren’t necessarilygreat stars - _ ,., . . . --and $6.95. Informationon all "Beyondthe Fringe" humor; translation by Ariadne - andvice versa. aT vvesTmlnsTer shows may be secured by "Hellzapoppin" antics: and from Lonnie Ramati, the big Nieolaeff (July 8-20); "The Ihe’s well over six feet), bad Mr. Brinckerhoff cited the telephoning the BucksCounty pleasant, lilting lyrics. Those The Collegium Musieumof Playhouse Box Office 1215.862- who saw a performance at ogre. To tell mare wouldbe to reveal the fun and games in Westminster Choir College 2041), McCarter Theatre last ’King of MarvinGardens’ will present a concert Wed- weekend got good en- this skit. Creditis dueFielding Melishfor the clever sketch, nesday, May9, at 8 p.m. in tertainment, better, in fact and to Occupant for the Brislol Chapel. at manya Broadwayshow. next in McCarterseries The CollegiumMusicum is a Many"alums maymiss the delightful music and lyrics, "The King of Marvin (Nieholson). the other Speakingof fun and games, chatnber ensemble of 15 old kick line: hut even the Gardens" is next in the charismatic entrepreneur siugers and assorted in- oldest Tiger can rest assured, tile contemporarypolit!eal Movies-at-McCurterseries on scene gets a going over m a (Bruce Dern). strumentalists which and put away his tears. This Wednesday,May 15, at a p,m. On Friday, May 17, Me- specializes in the performance year’s shaw,which hopefully wunderfulspoofof Gilbert and The 1972 film was the workof Sullivan entitled "Trial, Buy, Carter will present two of llunaissance music. It is will be repentedlate uextfall, the sameteam responsible for showings of Ingmar directed by FrancesPoe of the has sontethiugeven better. In Or l:)eal," with lyrics by Fred "Five EasyPieces" -- director and tledda Breadhead and llergman’s widely acclaimed Westminsterfaculty, nne of tile [anniest piceus of Bob Rafaelson, "Cries and Whispers"at 7 and The program will include mesic by Ran Raimin, cinematographer Laslo the evening, the fellows join .Triangle newcomer Vicki 9 p.m. Recently nominatedfor three selections by J. S. Bach, the distaff side in a spoof of Kovaes, and star Jack all Oseur s the year’s "Best llethrieh Issae’s "Ionsbruck, classical halle,. "Tradition" Watsonmakes an auspicious ’ STARCROSSED LOVERS of "Tisa Pity She’sa Whore,"are playedby MarkNelson, left, as Nieholson. dehut as, yes, Rosemary Foreign Fthn" land winner of leh Muss Dieh Lassen," has the I:oys ill pink tutus Giovanniand Kim Myers as Annabella.Jacobean tragedy opens Thursday, May 9, at 8:30 The setting is once.opulent un Oscar for photographer Hassler’s "Mein G’ Muth1st gyrating around in leaps, Wood,with a spectacularly p.m. on MurrayTheater. Atlantic City, with its half- Seen Nykwistt, "Cries and Mir Verwirret," "Alix AvoW’ jettes, ele. SleveJames. ’74, agiles-t-r-e-t-c-h. empty hotels and deserted Eachperson has his favorite Whispers" swept last year’s hy Girolamodalla Cusa, "Trio in, alas, his final un- beaches. Like "Five Easy New York Film Critics No, 3 in g minor" by G. M, dergraduate role, makes a numbers. In addition to the Pieces," it is a film about above, this reviewer Theatre Intime opening Awards, including Best Pic- Telemann, and "A Suite of marvelous debut -- its a failed dreams and bleak ture, Best Director, Best Dances" by Michael ballerina. Ilappily Lisa recommends"Folk Singer," realities. The frameworkfor Screenplayand Best Actress. Praeturius. Jeff with Bob Murray strumming Burdett, ’76, und his owntune to.Cathy Harr’s the story is the emotional It stars three actresses long Ferguson, ’75, lhe other two reunionof two brothers, onean assneiated with Bergman’s soloists, will be aroundfor lyrics: "Rhapsody in ’Tis o Pity She’s o Whore’introverted radio monologist 5INGLE5 Orange," with Frank Runyeun work-- Liv Ullmann, Harriet McCARTER future producliens Andersun, and fngrid Thulin. MEET& MIX It is an absoluledelightthat at the keys; and Fielding 1’heatre lntime’s final Wright, also enter strongly plosion of tragic death. THEATRE into tile dramaas theyplot for The play, directed by Joseph For ticket reservations, call EVERYFRI. 8’ SAT,9 PM the curreet show all hangs Melish’s "Boot ’N Saddle," a productionof the season, John Nicosia, gozarth McCarter. wcslern for law ’n odor. Ford’s "Tis a Pity She’s a revenge for Soranzo’s tlurbeson, will run May9, I0, CAROLLERLANES MONDAY,MAY 13 together the individual skits dishonor. It, 16, 17, and 18. For reser- in GazeboLounge all fit into a good mix. Thereure no streakers in the Whore,"opens at 8:,’10 p.m. set joint recital Rte.1, NewBrun|wick at 8:00pm Televisioncomesill far a good current Triangle Show; no Thursday, May9, in Murray Ford’s use of short scenes cations and moreinformation KearN.8runmick Circle All ~411rlrlll~lO: $S.o0. matter; something’s hap- Theater on the Princeton masterfully provides a sense call TheatreIntime at 452-9181 ribbing, as the showis con- of mountingtension whichis betweenl and 9 p.m. The Friends of Music at LIVEMUSIC- $2.50 BOlO1,1¢1 80~.,21-ST00J toted arannda giant telethun peningin the audience, and on uempus. WillieTormino Trio SolSRS. P,ln¢lton & ¯ tbeslage, from minutesbefore This powerfulplay is a fine relieved in the powerfulfinal Princeton will present Judith TICKETOONoulllll for the collection of fundsfor Nicosia, soprano, with TwoDance Floom llor lo©itlonl©iii flebophrenia. What is Ihe curtain rises until the exanlple of one of the key scenew, bere all the intricate GotAcqullntnd Acnvlt Iii 12121S41.72S0). ~ grand finale, and it’s all in dramatic genres of the ntaehinatioas of the plot Mimmi Fulmer GeorgeBozarth, pianist, in a Wher_etuere gou in ’629 ;~. NoClub io,~oln, Aa oRii llebephrania’. "A ’Fitter Ran recital at WoolworthCenter on Attendlag.~2E.60). SIn01e. Through the Audience" can spirited, goodfan. Jacobean era, the revenge culnfinate in a violent ex- | COMINGTO McCARTER ElaiueP. Ileinemann tragedy. Written by one of Saturday, MayIt, at 9:30 p.m. WIda~ld.Sooaroled or Divorcee. 1 provide some illumination, to give concert Their programwill consist of INFOWRITE: P.O.Sex 025, |SAT.MAY 1B al 8 pm: manyhmghs, if not tile an- Shakespeare’s con- Hi0htltOWl%N.J.08500, or | BILLY COBHAMBAND | temporaries, is much more the "Centares de mitierra" by CA LL.H E LE N -SO9-448-2488 Aiile Dancers Thesecond O,iver s. Julio Osma, five songs by ,, ~’,~t:,:’&:;,~’,;,%,, ¯ than an irtteresting period ii Plantinga MemoriulConcert, Gabriel Fanre, lieder by Brah- k Creative Theatre to showpiece, however:it is indeed a rea{~y program sponsored by the Friends of msand Berg, and six songs by masterpiecefor anyage. In its Musicat Princeton, will be %[ ~L: mixtureof well-written poetic The Hansberry Arts held Sunday. May12, at 3:30 CharlesIves. techniques to Players dialog andpowerful action, the Workshopof the Princetofi p.m. in Woohvorth Center. TheInn Placeto Dine play provides a compelling YouthCenter will present the MimmiFulmer, pianist, will The annual meeting of the Meanwhile -- with the end original dramatic spec- Ajile Dancersin their annual perform works of J.S. Bach, 1;rincelon(’Onmluni ty Phlyers openingof the Players’ seasun tacle. spring performance, "Escape Beethoven, Edward T. Cone, ..PRINCETO to tile Sun." The event will will be heldSnnday, May 12.111 finale, "You KnowI Can’t The play is strongly focused Brahmsand Chopin. CLINT 11::10p.nl. in tile LitUe’rheatre liter YouWhen the Water’s oa the central character, take place on Saturday and Miss Fulmer, a senior at "CINDERELLA ~t=bl.i==i’/za T~80 of the Unilarian Church of B.unning," two weeks off, Giovanni, played by Mark Sunday. May 18 and 10 at 8 Princeton University and a EASTWOOD LIBERTY"(8) l’rineelon. l)ireetur Leo J. Cohenhas Nelson. Tbe unhappypassion p.m.’in the John’Witberspootl music major, has played is ii’ 21So, Main SI., CranbuD’,N.J. A short basJness meeting, announceda cast change. Jeff of this youlhfor his ownsister Schoolauditorium. , several piano recitals at DIRTY HARRY featuring electiun of offieurs lhdl, the only actor in the leads him to break with "Escape to the Stin eom~ Woolworth Center, and has in - Starring- Take Morn Out For bines ethnic and modern and new Irustees for the companyoriginally selected to religious anti social con- also appearedas vocal soloist James Caan Dinner coming3’ear, will be followed play two parts in the venliuns in the pursuit of his dance to express different with the Glee Club, "Musica "MAGNUM hv a demonstration of production,decided that oneis incestuouslove. waysof individual fulfillment. Alta," and the Princeton FORCE"(R) Marsha Mason "Mother’s Day" It’matrical activities hy enough. He will continue to "Ajile" means "gift to our Eli Wallach Ford’s tragedy consists of a University OperaTheatre. with Cranlive Thantre, under the phty Herbert in the fourth series of well-balanced sub- town" andas in the past, the Air. Pluntinga, whodied on ’°A memorable Call For Reservations directioa of Jane Fitch, a phtylet, "l’mllerber t," but his plots and several major Ajile Dancers will present May8, 1972, was a long-time Hal Holbrook movie" - Cue Thefinest in food& sPrt, lee in ourCotonral Uaning room un- tuneherill tile organizalionrun par1 (Herb Miller) in "The characters together carry their g!ft of creativity and resident of Princeton, an derthe directionuJ Mai,re’d John Brown (Jormerly <)] thP by Sharun Bown. Shuck()f Recognition," which forwardthe action. Thesister, expresstan to all whowish to excellent amateurpianist and O. Nt~u~ rl, ~ q2402G PrincetonInn) Ms. Bnwa. who formerly opens the four-play program, Annabella, portrayed by Kim shure in this experience, a supporterof tile arts. tlis ~,.,...IPtm.~usBi,,,o,. For Reservations16U91 395.tlbt19 Tickets at $2.50 for adults 9ailyat 7 &9 p.m. headed "’Cralive Theatre tar Itas hcen takenover by Jeanne Myers, is a gentle and for- widowhas endoweda series of Dailyat 2, 7 &9:10 MalS.Wed., Sat. 8, Sun.2 0,m~ hnaded"Creative Theatre for Mohrman tnow playing Ihright young womanwhose and $1.50 for students maybe concerts under tile aegis of Youth," has lifts year con- t hu’rietMiller 1. slruggleto cast off guilt leads reserved by calling 924-0990. The Friends of Music adults. 1,’or the Players’ her into a disastrous union audieace Ihe Creative Theatre "You know I can’t ltear with oneof her manysuitors in groupwill dentenstrate their You When the Water’s spite of her love for Giovanni. Icchniqucsill nlilne andim- lttnming" will be performed Soranzo, Annabella’shusband, provisatiun. In additiun they on May24, 25, 29, 30, 31 and played by James Rortun, and will perform an original Juue l. Tickets may be his cunning servant Vasques, production called "The Ad- reserved by phoning924-3947 ably portrayed by Mark ventures of Gilbert Awdely," (after 6p.m.) or (if no answer) ...... whichhas bean described as 921-3477. an Elizabethart "Toni,laces.’ AUDITIONSSET Auditions for new members of the West Jersey Ballet WEDNESDAY - MAY 8 PHSorchestra plans Companywill be held from 2 SHOWSat 7 8- 9 p.m, noonto 4 p.m. Sunday,May 19, THE BEST OF THE FiRRST NEW YORK chambermusic concert in the MercerCounty College gym. FESTIVAL of WOMEN’SFILMS The final public concert of in,elude with Haydn’s "ton- Nine short films by womendirectors--some funny, the school year by the Prin- don" Symphonyplayed by tile An Evening of someerotic, somyangry--but all uniquestatements ceton Iligh School Orcbestra full orchestra. theatret intime j aboutwomen’s lives, fears, and drives, Admission: will; be a chamberprogram At this programthe recent Chinese Dance and Song $2.00(at doorfrom 6 p.m. night of showing.)NOTE: featuriag the strings of the instrumental winners of the Thisprogram is rated "X" andpersons and persons un- urcheslra oil Wednesday,May Stokes Music Awardswill be P+’ce’n1’~n1"e"ItY ~ ,~k J der17 will not beadmitted. 15, al It p.m. in the John introduced and Robert Ellis with ChiangChing and MaoElite Witherspoon School andPeterGoldstein,twoofthe audilorium. 609-921-8700 The first ntevementof the winners, will perfoirm. ’TiaPitv Tickets$5, $3 Students $1.50 BachTriple Concurtofeatures Thursday,May9 at 8 pm U.StoreTicketron 921.8500 violinist Francine Swart- DANCECONCERT McCaderTheatre, Princeton 8ymsil: fhi;d World Center zentruber, Robert Ellis and presentedby Oldenand Prospect Ave. Carele Palmerwith the String Students in the Modern , he’a aMl ore 4 PrincetonUniv. Chinese Students Assn. Princeton.N.i 08540 Orchustra.Another violin trio Danceclasses of the Program Oept.ol EastAsian Studies 452-5495daily from 3-]0 pm ,~’ ’ SpecialMenu For ’%, by Geminiani includes Anne in Creative Writing and PrograminCreative Writing &Theatre (Alsoavailable aLthe door) llanter, Heather Helmsand Theatre at Princeton MothersDay Alison Carveras soloists with University will present their Peter Goldsteinat the piano, end-of-term performance Sally Goldfarbwill play the underthe title of "’To Doneeis MAY9,10,II *16,1’7, 18 8:3Op.m. mm solo part ia the Concertofor 1"o Live No.g", on Poe Field, Reservationsnotnecessary Viola and Strings by Sunday,May 12, at 4 p.m.’The 452-8181" Telemann. The ensemble of programis under the general Startingtoserve dinner at1:00 strings will he heard in the direction of the moderndance first movementof tile Third instructors,’ James May, Brandenburg Concerto of Kathryn Bernson, and Larry Bach and the concert will Clark. ¯ ¯¯O0 THE PRINCETON BALLET SOCIETY OOOOe THE AudreeEstcy. Director Batik celebrating its 20th Anniversary-1974presents OLD YORKE INN Route 130. Hightstown. N.J. Paintings ThePrinceton Regional Ballet Company Prime Rib Festival Sunday, May 12th, 3:00 P.M. MUSICevery Wed., Frl. & Sat. Night by : Every Mon.,, Tues., IVed., Thum. in May Sara : McCARTERTHEATRE, PRINCETON,NEW JERSEY : Choice of Potato, Warmhalian Bread Final event in the McCarter1973-7,1 Dance Series Limitless Visits to Our TheNick Stella Trio Eyestone Temptirtg Salad Bar A Mother’s DayMatinee with ThePrinceton Regional Ballet- .¯ FeaturingNick Stella at theorgan DickStella - SaxophoneE~Vocal For the Ent re Family a varied program of six works.., three of them $4.95 May1 lth If youprefi, r, seh, ct from JimHubbard on Drums- Vocal p.rem eros . . sornclhthg chtssical, something modern ... seriuus, : Three Blackboard Specials through humorous. , . anda revival uf the popular Circus, EveryThursday Nlte a Hot Buffet May25th magicto It Let Ib¢ camp,my who~c "Nutcr,tcker" brought ,t spot:tel ¯ All youcan eat..,$4,95 ¯ plusNick Stello Organ at the ¯ Chrislmasntake Mother’sDay n’,rgical toot ¯ ¯ FridayLunch ¯ HotBuffet ¯ RESERVESEATS NOW LAST CHANCE ¯ From1 1:30to 2:00 /~TlgXN ¯ [ickctsal Mt.Car(erItt)~. 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Come iv ,m- I educated, organized, self PertTime initiating person w-accurate NoInvettment ACCOUNT ~ea,~leJy.OP AY NOFEE otansmen BOOKKEEPER- Fee paid typing, basic arithmetic, DATA PROCESSING CIIEMIST-CHEMICAL Nodeliverlee SECRETARIES CLERKS $150 wk start. Needed im- j &.j TEMPO~A~IE die[men & good appearance. PRODUCTION CON- ENGINEERFee paid to 10K. Noexperlenceneceseary EXECUTIVE SENIORDRAftSMEN M/W TYPISTS KEYPUNCHERS mediately. Intelligent, S rt _it. Permanent position in small aa[agedmechanical drawings, BANK-TELLERTRAINEES 2936 BrunswickPike TROLLER - EDP. Desire Sales trainee position. (Wewill traln~ capab!c person with some off cc w-p easant atmosnhere. operating experience on the Graduate. Companywill train OPPORTUNITYror LOCAL complexschemalics andtape prin. expermnee. Pull charge¯ (Route11 Robert Sussna, AIAArchitect, Position openwith small. ted cil~Ud artwork earn Worknow for that vacation Congenial surroundings and Lawrenceville,N.J. following:36~22 console, card in lab first to learn product MANAGERSALSO engineedngsketches and designer 20 NassauSt., Prn. Call for reader7puneh printers. line. Central Jersey excellent Callforlntervlew rapidlyexpanding New Blurt- layouts,5-7 years experience. Must expense¯ Wehave temporary growthpotential. Exciting & 609-883-5572 appt. DG9-924-6611. 5-22 Responsible for monitoring company,excellent benefits. 0wickagency. Marketing ex- haveworking knowledge el assignments requiring these challenging spot. Call Leanre 5-8 and controlling priorities, Call Jim Scott, Snellir & 201.z3s.33ts ~t-=ST..~ perienceand ability to com- machineshop practices. skills in the Princeton - Lee, Snolhng& Shelling, 353 verifying validity of computer Snelling. :153 Nassau ;t., 201-25"1-7111~1-r~1-2154 prehendclienrs sales ob- llopewell - Hightstown and NassauSt., Princelon.609-924- BEAUTICIANSASSISTANT IIDUSE cleaning, ironing. output. Diagnosingerrors and Princeton.600-924-8064. 5-8 jectivesand straiegy a must. Trenton areas¯ Comein now. 8064. 5-8 to shampooparttime Tlturs Weekly.Rossmoor. Call after taking corrective action. Shouldbe capableof tran- Goodpay. paid major medical, TOP PAY NOFEE Fri, &Sat. P, enee’s of Twin 6 p.ln.669-655 - ~..):11. 5-8 Desire good aptitude in slatingthese needs into viable educalionalassislance, vat.ion IUvers609-448-7999. If thisyear, sick leave and retirement J & J TEMPORARIES dealing with figures, Hrs. 0 R.H.ANESTHETISTS advertising andmarketing p.m.-4 a.m. Benefits inOudc *r,,~ediateF/T and P/T positions programs,Send resume and benefds.Call BarbaraScmano. 29:16 BrunswickPike CLERK-TYPIST. Fee paid PHYSICIANS OFFICE GOOD JOBS (609)452-2111. (Route1) TIAA, 1 month’s vacation for experiencedCRNA’s. Wconor salawmquiremen,s in con- $115wk start. Lighttyping and NURSEfor MDsolo pract ce CODER- permanent full time medical and life insurance AVAILABLE no-call/dayhours/mend1 vacation fidenceto Box02555. c/o Prin- Lawrcncoville,N. J. clerical work.Very interesting in Princeton. RN or LPN position. Light typing is andthe opportunity to work wilh PRINCETONAPPLIED 609-883-5572 Room for ad- necessary. Knowledge of programs,etc. Prolessionaland Technical cetonPacket. RESEARCHCORP. 5-8 essential and some previous Princeton University is an Skglodand Unskillud thebest. Put your application on vancement.Call Lcneore Lee, )ffico proceduresinclude light codingexperience preferred. equal opportunity employer file now. EqualOpportunity Employer (M/F) Snelling & Shelling, 353 Lyping. 38 hr week. No eve. Nursing To arrange for an interview and in keeping with its af- OewJersey Stale ContactPersonnel DOpL NassauSt.. Princeton. 609-924- ,ours. Apply Box 02560, call 009.924.5900ext. 307, firmative action program Training&Empl0ymnnl Service ASSOCIATEDIRECTOR 9oo4. 9-9 Princeton Packet. 5-22 encourages females and THEMEDICAL CENTER BOOKKEEPINGCLERK OFNURSING SERVICE OPINION RESEARCH minorities to apply. For SuburbanOffice at ATPRINCETON, N.J. CREDITCLERK INVENTORY CONTROL N. HarrisonSt, further information and ap- ~tes.33 & 130 at Wo0dsitJeRd. (609)921-77c0 Central Jersey NewspaperGroup has immediate Achallenglng position in a modern, Join ournew department with CLERK- some experience Princeton pointment.Call 609452-5539.5- Reb6insville.N.I, EqualOpponunhy Employer openingin PrincetonOffice for full time Accounts progressivonospltaltoraR.N..wlthteemto GROWlKnowledge of preferred. Desirefor part time 8 a degreeand experience in ad. Anequal opportunity Phone609-586-4034 Receivable Clerk. No Payroll. Duties include minisHation. Excellenl colleclionprocedures, telephone during summerwith fall time dunningand tesemch a plus but a employmentin the full. Call empmyer I 609.448.1053 benefits_salarycommensurate sbmpaggressive trainee ..:g be 54 NoFee Charged typing, filing, posting, etc. 35-Hourwork week, 9- wdhexperience, Send resume to: 509-452-1040Mr. Samu,5-15 POSITIONSAVAILABLE CHEMIST/ 5, Mondaythru Friday. Salary commensuratewith DorisSpilat¢o, R.N.. Nurse considered.We offer an out- Recruiter. slandingsalary range and full AdmlnlitT*nve,siIn, I*¢r*t¯rIH, ASSISTANT experience. benefits. ELECrRONICS mln*gamensWalneei, inglneltl, CHEMIST GROWINGCOMPANY bookkllplr=,91nltlJ typI|t|, Excellent EmployeeBenefits. THE SOMERSET ContactPersonnelnept. ’ TECHNICIAN ©h~bts,m¢lpO~l~l, drlttl~n. Mustbe familiar with standard ELECTR0111C anolyllcalprocedures such as HOSPITAL TIE MEDICALCENTER Manufacturerof electronic research weighing,solution preparation, CallMr. Tucker instrumentshasopening in Produc- Supplyingthe medical market SNELLING&SNELLING TECHNICIANS diluUon,etc. and must have good Rehill Ave. Somei’vllk ATPRINCETON, N.J. tion TestDepartment. Seeking at convenientlocation In Prin- Aidin developmentat research in- knowledgeof princlples at quart- (609)924-3244 (609)921.7700 technicianwith technical school ceton,has immediate opening Personnel Agency struments.Both analog and digital titanvechemlslry. Wi.be required (20 I) 725-4000,Ext. 404 EquaIOpportunltyEmployer background.PRINCETON AP- 353 NassauStreet experiencedesirable. Applicant to mainlainlab equipment tarultra for Secretarywith good shouldhave good theoretical Iow4evoltrace analysis in- PLIEDRESEARCH CORP. offers typing,some Irene skills, and Princeton,N.J. backgroundwithseveral years ex- goodsalary, paid major medical, vestigations.Will performlabwork for accuralerecordkeeplng. ~09-924.8064 Associatesdogma or in connectionwith suchin- educationalassislance, vacation. equivale:ltrequired. vestigadons, NOTICE CLERK TYPIST Pleasesend your re=urea wgh sickleave and retirement benenrs. yoursalary requirements,o IIo.rs 9 ta 5 Men.,hru FrL GENERAL OFFICE CarlBarbara Scarano, (6091 452. Goodpay. paid major medical. Goodpay. paid male[ medical. 2111. P.O.Box 702, Princeton. N.J. educa6onalassistance, vacation. educationalassistance, vacation, With fho recentdecision of the NewJersey Weare a nationalpublishing company in needof a fast EqualOpportunity Employer M/F sickleave and mtlroment benefits. sickleave and rotiremem benefils. SupremeCourt all newspapersIn the state are CaLlBarbala Scarano (609) 452- CallBarbara Scarano. {609) 452- andaccurate typist whucan use IBM electric equip- Marjorie M. Hallidny’s 21tl. barred fromrunning any "help wanted"ads that ment.Must be ableto type at least 50 wpm.Permanent 2t11. discriminatebetween sexes. positionoffering pleasantsurroundings, 35 hourwork PRINCETON PRINCETONAPPLIED PRINCETONAPPLIED This ban Includes the wordingof the ad. weekwith an excellentstarting salary andother com- WAINFORD’S RESEARCHCORP. panybenefits. Phone Mrs. B. EIIsworthfor details arid EMPLOYMENTRESEARCHCORP. vertlsementalon q with columnheadings. Such EqualOpportunity Employer. M/W EqualOpportunity Employer (M/F) titles as "salesman,"Girl Friday," maintenance interviewappointment. Princeton Placement Agency AGENCY man," are against the law. Ads seeking a 609-452-9~ "salesperson"er salesman.womanor "Girl.Guy" J.S. PaluchCo., Inc.. Specializi,,ght Princeton,N.J. 419N. HarrisonSt. Fridayare suggestedas alternatives. (ORCBLDG.) 609-924-9380 Tc,,,poraryHell) RN’s LPN’s We request the cooperation of our ad. SomersetHospital is Proud... vertlsers In adheringto this decisionof the Permane,d& Temporary Perma,,e,,tPlacemc,,ts i,, Secretarial.Clerical. of their goodpatient care, of their excellent em- SupremeCourt. Theadvertiser Is also liable for Office andStaff Placements Exectttive. I’.’DPa,d anyviolations. COORDINATOR ployeebenefits, an active in-service program,an PersonalCounselling by MAEWAINFORD Trch,,icaL orientation to meetyour nursesneeds and a frien- dly atmospherein whichto work. MATH/SCIENCE formerlyof (16 yrs.) PrincetonEmply. Agency 352Nassau St., Princeton (609)924-9134 ThePrinceton Packet Newspapers SouthSomerset Newsapers MontgomeryHigh School seeks an individual 300Wifherspoon St.. Princeton P.O.aox 146. Somerville. N.J. with a master’s degree and at least 4 years SUPERVISOR-- HEAD NURSE - STAFF POSITIONS (609) 924.3244 (20 1) 725.3355 teaching experience. Full N.J. teaching cer- BOOKKEEPING Formore informal,on call: DorisSp[latro. R.N.. Nurse Rocruaer CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING FORM tification required and mustbe willing to com- ASSISTANT plete requirementsfor supervisingcertificate. JAMESWAYDEPARTMENT Science background preferred. Teacher’s Haveyou some bookkeeping 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... THE SOMERSET HOSPITAL salary plus stipend. For information call Mr. STORE ,rainingor wouldyou be in- 4 ...... S ...... 6 ...... terestedin learning this Rehlll Ave. Somerville,N.J. Chesnerat (201) 359-8531. valuebleskill? In ourcompany 7 ...... 0 ...... 9 ...... Now taking applications ¯ Leading Retail whichprovides t~chnicel con- (201) 725.4000,Ext. 404 10 ...... I1 ...... 12 ...... tulnlng educationwe need a Chain ¯ Top Benefits ¯ Progressive In- ta work with our creases ¯ Paid Vacation Bookkeeperhandling part of 4 LINES-1INSERTION ...... $3.00 Engineers, Jr. Engineers, Technicians, Draf- herjob. Workwi0 include some (3 Insertions- no changes)...... $4.50 Part Time8" Full Time bookkeeping,some typing and tsman,Clerk Typist Apply in Person filing. Weare wi[llng to train (WhenPaid in Advance)If billed add .25 Instrumentation Manufacturer seekspersonnel RN& LPN Route 130 East Windsor youif youreally want to learn. for eachof the following categories: Sendresume including salary Youare a sp*clalperlc~n I CLASSIFICATION...... requirements to Murlel Youare needed as an Integral member NAME...... Electronic Engineers Leonard, Center for of ourmental he¢.l,h teaml Jr. Engineers ProfessionalAdvancement, ADDRESS...... Familiarwith all phasesof solid state circuitry, responsibilities Include Box997, Somerv!lle, or phone designdevelopment of prototype equipment, and product im- RUBBER MOLDER 201,722.8111. Positionsetaavailable in aprivale hospital designed fordiagnosis, treat- TIMES...... PAID ...... CHARGE...... provementtasks. men[and research inthe psychiatric field. PRODUCTION WORKER CLASSIFIEDRATES MechanicalEngineers BecomeInformed during a dynamicorientation program andincrease ELECTRICIANSyourskiffs through monthly in.service nrogtams. All ClossllledAdvertising appears In all sevennewspapers, Electro MechanicalTechnicians Andbenatlts forfull timeemployees Include: ThePrinceton Pocket, The Lawrence Ledger. The Central All typesof electro.mechanicalproductdesign, packaging, mechanical Noexperience necessary. Steady fixed shift. Hereis Post,Wlndsor.Hlgh,s Herald. The Manville News, The South assemblydesign, mechanical 6xturing of special transducer tooling In. youropportunity tu learna newski, andbuild a secure MECHANICS SomerselNews. and the FranklinNews-Record. Adsmay be cludlnginstrumental[on related mechanical hardware. future with an expandingcompany. Work in air con- ¯ Fourweeks paid vacation oflet 1year for R N mailedin or telephoned.Deadline tar newads Is S p.m.Mon- ditionedcomfort in a clean,new plant. ¯ Threeweeks paid venation after 1 yearfor LPN dayI1 theyare to beproperly classified. Ads must be can. Fastgrowing steel manufso- ¯ Eightpaid holidays paryear Draftsman luting plantlooking for shirt celledby S p.m.Monday. Mechanicaland’ofectlo-mechanlcal typedmhsman needed, experience ¯ Tsnpaid sick days par year RATESare$3.00 for four lines or Ills forone Issae or, I1 or- sleeveelectricians and/or ¯ Twopaid personal days par year in printedcimuit card layouts and electronic packaging desirable, dtaf. ¯ ATTRACTIVESTARTING SALARY mechanicsto service our ¯ Tuit[ontofund ptogtam deredIn advance:$1.50 additional’for two consecutive rsmanexperienced in tool design and general machine toolactivities. ¯ AUTOMATIC ADVANCEMENT equipment.Prefer manufab- weeksar Issues,and the third Insertion ts FREE.Thereafter ¯ ¯ GroupInsurance includlng: Blue Cross/Blue Shield whh Rider eachconsecutive issue only ces,s $1. Next Increment of four Clerk Typist ¯ PAID MEDICAL COVERAGE lutingor solidstate oxperinnce. ’J’ andMajor Mpdical Publicationsdepartment immediate openings, Requires someone who All shiftsavailable, wiU pay up Benefitsare avallnble 1or part time *mployees tool lines 50 centsand the samethereafter. Ads may be ¯ PAID LIFE INSURANCE to $5.60per hourand ell displayedwith white space margins and/or addl,lonal capital enjoysdetail and diversified assignments. Excellent typing. ¯ 10 PAID HOLIDAYS Arrangeto moat us for a toutand intormal "kotfoo klatch" any Tuesday lettersat $3.50per Inch. Spectal dllcaun, rate ol $3.00per benefitsdepending upon ex- botwe0n10n.m. and 2 p.m.No SninBn Anachedl InchIs availableto advertisersrunning the same classified ¯ PAID VACATION dlIplayad for 13consecutive weeks or Issuesor different Salaries open, liberal benefits, educational timeplus ample opportunity for claIslfleddisplay adl totaling 20 or morelncheI per month, tuitions paid, excellent future with a rapid ex- advancement. Forfurther Information please call: Call SueOelke 201.359-5100 andwho arrange to bebilled monthly. Box number= areone pandingN D T Instrumentationfirm. Call personnel,(201) 561- THECARRIER CLINIC dollarextra. Or apply in person: 6000,Ext. 33, or applyIn per. TERMS=2Scents billing charge If ad Is netpald for within ¯ l0 Call, write or sendconfidential resume to: ion. NURSINGDEPARTMENT dayIafter expiration of ad.10 percent cash dlicount on PersonnelManager classifieddlsplnys adI It bill Is paidhy the 2Oth o1 the SonicInstruments, Incorporated Rodhelm-Reiss,Inc. LelcndTube Co,, Inc. BELLEMEAD, NEW JERSEY followingmonth. Situations Wanted ads ore payable with or- 1018 WhiteheadRoad Extension HomesteadRoad, off Rt. 206 20Harmlch Rd. 201-359-3101,Ext.239 or 225 der.The newspaper Is not responsible forerrors not correc- Trenton, NewJersey 08638 Se.Plolnfleld, NJ, ted bythe advertiserImmediately following the first BeLleMead, N.J. An|qua10pporlunlty Employ*¢ AnEqual Opportunity Employer M/F publicationoFthe ad. (609) 883-5030 TIIE PRINCETON P~q£KET "Seven For Central Jersey" ff-IILLSBOROUGHBEACOI~ Tholzwn’nr~;l~;d,ql;r ]~e ManvilleNews TIlE £ENTR~qLPOST IDINDSOR-IIIGItTS HERJlLD Class tried .AIdv er ti s ing [h,, f’ranklin NEWSR[CORD 4-B TIIURSDAY,MAY 9, 1’)74 Help Wanted/ Situations Wanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted HelpWanted INSTRUCTOR for "day TEEN PROGRAM Coor- McGruw-HillCafeteria has dinator- Part time. For in- | CHILDCARE -- weckcndsin CAFETERIA HOSTESS "I teaching only in electronics or IIOUSEKEEPERS- Steady tlEAVYCLEANING - person COOK()It COOK’SIIEIJ’EIt ItECREATIONteacher for refrigeration & air con- immediate openings for full work. Must he reliable & to clean house twice a month. formationcall 609-443.3707 9-4| myhomo. Experiunccd with ipleasantsurroundings, light WANTED-- Wewill teach if children 6 to It. Experienced, ditioning.609-695.1106. 5-15 time individuals toworkatthe Own trnsportation to Mon-Fri. 5-81 youngchildren. A warm huppy work6 dayweek, 10 a.m. to 2 necessary. Call Franklin ShaCK t~ar...... lne ooarsare O;,~u trustworthy." Owetrans ." * Good | atmosphere in a farm house 2 yrs. college required. -. . . salary Paul vacatmn Call Lawrence Twp. Referrences p.min tlightstownarea¯ Call I ConvalescentCenter 201-821. Flomington Daycare Center, to 3 p,m. l’~o exper,enee ,s required. Call 609-883-3546 PrincetonRegional Schools is / the kids love. Call 609.799-3061. for appointment,201-254-4900. 8000, 5-22 required. If inlorested please i~).- 448"240(I - ,10a.m. to5p.m~ 8 5-8 5-8 201-702-0200. 5-8 evenings. 5-8 acceptingapplications for the SECRETARYNEEDED by call609445-1700cxt.5104. 5-9 ’" position of administrative lcounselingagency. Ability to secretary in the personnel relate to adol~cents is as l ~ --~ office. In addition to basic important us typing s[dlls. I GUARDS-- Uniforms fur- daily tasks and other routine COOKm-f -- Institutional FUN PART-TIME JOB - Cha//e.n..gin~g.&rewurding’Catll PRINCETONCOUNTRY nished. Workin Prineeton- functions Iho administrative TEACIIEII RETIRINGJUNE KEYPUNCH - full time Street walkers wanted...Carry ~u-sz~-~ulo,s.ap.m. ~-151 CLUB- fall time snack bar COUNTERsales person. Lawrencevillearea. For appt. experiencepreferred, training Pri,,ceton dry cleaner needs call 201-329-6021. tf secretary will be responsible - versatile Male.seeks part- position. Excellent conditions available for capable ap- a 12 oz. ad sign. Lel your feet mc,p.Part, time banquet setup I pe.rsontowork in ct’onn...... for the overall coordinationof time, fall-time employment,t and honefits. Experienced plicant. Permanent full time do the walkingand TheSign do cnumqwtn,~nr~,vpu _ t,,/ person and head bus bey m-f & [ moderndry cleaning plant the personneloffice workflow. Exc. fiefs. Box No. 02554 only. $140to start. Call position. Goodbenefits. Call the talking.Call 609-924-5556.5- tiny...... onmn O u:ook~" .hdv...... 1 I OUSOOys m-I. Ua’1609-452 1 -8348 " [1hie Cross Blue Shied This will include assigning PrincetonPacket. 6-15 Sedgwick609452.1660. 5-22 [or appointment weekdays 9 8 5-8 I vacatmn & bonus s offered LIMOUSINEdrivers - part tasks to other office staff and a.m. to 5 p.m. 609.924.9003.5-8 AUp2-’1 Mon-FriCall 216-7r,7.| ask for Mr.Troasn. time. Mustbe 21. Am,pro, & 6878°" ...... o-la,~-"-/ assumingresponsibility for , ("ill,Craft., Cleaners. , . 225 weekends.Ideal for manwho followinglhru andcompletion. ~ I Nassua St+, Prn. for u,terwew. works shift work. Ap- CLEANINGPerson wanted AVON [ 6(~b924-324LExperience not Applicants must have a good tlOUSE CLEANING- work says... 5-8 proximately 15-20 hours per command of the English desired. Itave transportatpon BOOKKEEPER- Full charge. one day a week. Owntran- FASCINATINGPOSITION for I necessary. week.609-924-0070. tf language both verbally and to :,’our home.Call 201-670. Rcqalredfor a Princeton area spurtahoo required. 609-921- methodical person w-excel. COUNTERSALES WORK -- 2 I client. Excellent salary with 3522. 9-22 openings, Mr. Gus’s Laun- MAKE EXTRA MONEY written; pleasant personality 2807. ff typing & ability to organize dromat and Dry Cleaning. WITHOUTQUITTING I YOUH to meetand doal withpublic as friage benefits. Send resume and implement new systems. / woll as staff. Previous per- to Manuel S. Ncwmann & Will be trained to head sub- WarronP]uzaWest,Rt. 130, E. JOB. Sell AvonProducts to" } MOTIIER’S IIELPER - Windsor,609.443.1360. 5-15 friends and neighbors. I’ll PERSONSTO REPAIR ad. sonnel experience and Company,143 E. State St.. Natmnalleronco ~ er.-U’TILIT’YconPERSONcnt~-soriptionfulfillment dept. of iSCHOOLCAFETERIA help - stenographicability desirable rcspm, siblc high school Trenton,N.J. 06609. tf p,art ¯timesanCsOim~nY m be~ef,tmS.’. )hysicsI expur bookence withseries sophtslicated General train you.Call (2011725-6014.ding machines and [ student desires joh as Easl Windsor, N.J. Full .est. I bookkeepingbackground and 5-29 typewriters, full and part l South Brunswick.Work while but not mandatory. Ap- time. Experiencedonly. $10- children are in school. Full plications maybe madeat the mother’s helper at shore. imo. Call 201-329-4044,ext. personnel office (Corner of Avail. July 1st thru Sept. 1st. Call M. SECRETARY-- Ior large law 5,00(. For further information Experienced,refs. Call 669- . . "’ P..a- ~ Mrs.[ fihng Maglich, systems ’i,’~Iishernecessary. Call& call 609-921-3222. between8:30 and 10:30. Valley Rd. & Witherspoon)or CtlEMICALprocessor - needs 609-449.8300. BRANCH MANAGER for firm in Trenton. Goodshor- 5-8: infurmationmay be obtained by 298-203(;. 5-22 managing editor Adventures savings and loan office. Some thand and typing skills strong healthy individual full experiencein bookkeepingand calling (609) 924-5600 ext. time. Goodopportunily with .... I la Experimental n Physics, required. Legal experience 264,265.Salary range: $6,435- 009-921-3434. 5-22 records administration preferred but not necessary. SECRETARY- medical office. excellent benefits. Call / desired. Call for appointment Typing and shorthand $9,085. Wearc an equal op- Princeton Luberatories 609- Call 609-989-7000for interview. portunityomployer. 5-8 WANTEDCOMPANION - for I 609-924-4498. 5-8 tf TRUCKDIIIVERS for large required. Start in Juno. Apply Announcements 921-6.’]00. 5-8 girl ago 6, 15 hours a week. I ]ulnher CO. Permanent 9:30to 5, 609-921-6040. ff Schedule flexible. Must have position. Goodbenefits. Apply owntransportation. Lovely Math LumherCo.. Main St., TELEPHONESOLICITOR -- ATTN:5 & 6 YR. OLDS-- do homo in pleasant ooigh- ’ARTTIMEEMPLOYMENT Windsor. N.J. tf PROFESSIONAL woman borhoed.609-924-5541. 5-8 CLEANINGPERSON wanted EXPERIENCED :ab~ sell area newspapers. Ex- MICROFILMCLERK -- you likehiking, sports, crafts, Excellent opportunity for 2 days a week. Call between8 sitter wuntod for 14 m perience helpful but not Preparationand filming of gamesand lots of fun?Join needs person to care for 2 college studunt. Musl be 18 boy in Lawroneeville. necessary. Hourly rate plus documentsfor microfilming, yourIr endsat mornimz neigh- children. 0 yrs. & I yr. in my vearsold. N.J. driverslicense. &1o a.m. Furnish owntran- Some light sportation, recent local rofs. Evenings --& weekends. incentive bonus. Interested TheUnited Piece Dye Works. borhood camp beg. July 8-40. home. E-XECUT-IvE-’s-EC~- Williog to work extra "if required. 609.921-7132. tf Referencesrequired. 609-896- parties maywrite Box#O2398 CallMr. Jnffe {;09-448- Call Marcia Kahn 609-883-7863, housekeeping, own tran- life ins. experience roq. needed. Phone201-297-3388.a- SUMMERJOB - counselor of 9440. 5-8 for moreinfo. sportation, references Roberthl. Dilotush. CLU.Call 15 1410. 5-8 boys 10-15 years on extended o/o Princeton Paokot. ff 5-22 requested. Part time summer 6ff3-921-~566. 5-22 campingtrips in U.S.A. and full time thereafter. Belle Canada. Must be 21. Contact Mead.201-309-4466 after 7 p.m. ACCOUNT1N(;MANAGEIt ASSISTANT HOUSE- Bill Alexander, YMCA609-924- HOUSECLEANERwanted . tlamilton Twp. Lions Club 5-22 KEEPER- apply in per- 4825. 5-925. 5-8 TwinRivers. Please call after DRIVEIIS.school bus drivers annual Horse Show, Sat. May Responsibleperson wantedto son, Iloliday Inn, Rt. 1, MOTHER’SflELPER - Sitter COOKS& DISHWASHERS- 6:30.609-448-3735. tf over 21. Valid N..I. license. 25, rain date May26. Public direct the accounting ac- ])rincclan.I;09-452-9100. 5-15 for summer months. Rours Benefits. Apply in person Will assist in obtaining bus invited, refreshments tivities of our area office varied. Owntrans. }ligh school between hrs. of 3 & 6 pro...... drivers license $3 25 nor hr. I available horse entry fee per opening in Research Park girl preferred. 609-448-5202 MornsPcppormill Restaurant REAL ESTATE SALESMAN approximately’5 hour~u dayl day, $8.00 per class $2.00. after 5 p.m. 5-22 Rt. 33, Hightstown. ff ACCOUNTANT- Public Ac- tf Hughes Drive Hamilton (Princeton). Duties include CUSTODIAN- Hillsberough counting experieoce desired m/f for Kendall Park office. 60.}-~6-9707. SUMhlERjohs - instructor io preparation of cost accounting lur n’ogrcssive CPAfirm Excellent opportunity for the ] Square. MiryItun Farm. 5-8 dramatics and crafts. Prin- reports and budgets. Prefer Schools. 12 months pension right person. Steele, Itosloff & ...... ceton YMCAsummer day plan and manybenefits. Call ocatcd n Pr nceton, N.J. individual with business or apply Boardof Education, Write Box 03046, Princeton Smith, R Realtors and In. -camp. Must be 21. June 17- degree. Accounting ox- I’ackot. surors. Call 201.297-0.’200for I Aug.3. Call Bill Alexander60¢3 lit. 206,Belle IVlead,N.J. 201- 5-8 SECRETARYwh? types well, JOIN NOW.. ROYCEFIELD )criencenecessary and some 359-9719. tf MATUREperson for gar- WANTED ASSISTANT appointment, tf 924-4995, 5-22 supo’rvisory experience dening at private home in MANAGER,L & S Variety likes to lypc and ts mohvatod SWIMCLUB H sberou~h preferred. Interesting work Princeton 1 or 2 days a week. Store. blustbe21 years, High to learn u newskill. CompanyTomDwyer ’(201) 359-~1’~3" and excellent employee Call between0-5, 1201) 297. heneftts’ " ". Researeh"" " ’ Park" ’ Roseann Donnelly, (201) 369 PEBSONto clean house. 1 day School grad. Company I’rinectoo Call [;09-924-7300, benefits. Salary to $17,000. 4400, ext. 3(11. 5-15 bcnefits.201-297-9230. 5-15 i LOOKINGFOR -- great cxt.~. 3218. 5-22 a week. Owntransportation. Send resume and salary LIGIIT DELIVERY,average AI)ULT NEWSPAPER 5-15 Twintrivets. Call 609.443.1964. (rARRIEI{- for a.m. delivery secretary. Sometyping anti 5-22 history to Peter Marsh, area ;3-hr. Must have owntran- sales experience preferred. nlanagcr. sportation. Workl0 - 4. Call neededfor Franklin "Lvp. and Prefer owntransportation. between10 &4, (201) 526-9414, So.Middlesex County. Call ()I"I:ICE CLEANING INFORMATIONSYSTEMS 201-247-0:193ur009-655-4260. 5-8 Please call Mr. Archer, ~09- BEAUTICIANWanted, Full & ACADEMIC SUMMER 526-9482,526-9452. 5-8 KITCHENHELP & MAID -. 924-9{~7between10:30-5:30. tf parttime, goodpay. (201) 359- SESSIONgrades 3 tErough 9, Divisionof American LINCOLNPROPERTY CO. 11102lhuna BeautySalon ff PART TIME IN PRINCETON llospital SupplyCorp. " Plainsboro has a position open day shift. For interview structured approachto basic AREA. MUST HAVE R.I). 2 Lambertvillo, N.J...... for a cleaning person. Ex- contact administrator, Sun- subjects und Gcrn, an. Jane 30 TRANSPORTATION. MEN (}8530 PARTTIME BOOKKEEPER porience required, salary nyfiold Nursing Home, 61 REAL ESTATE Io July 27. The Columbus Maplowood Ave., WOMAN-MANto work pet I/oychoirSchool, 609-924-5858. .ANDWOMEN. CALL 609-452- Anequaloppor tanity em- girl - guy Friday. Goodpay, open. Call 000-700-2713for Cran- manent part time 1-5 p.m SALESPERSON- Experience HEAL ESTATE SALES , 2402BETWEEN 7 p.m.and 8 ployer excellent conditions. Call Mr. interview,. 5-15 bury,609-395-0641. 5-15 Mundaylhru Friday. Phon preferred but will train. Call PEIISON With or without If p.m. 5-8 5-0 Maltese, (201) 359-4114.5-22 operator and receptionist Mrs. Alcott, office manager experience.Exeellent trainiog Neat appearance. On Rt. 2’; for appointment609.395-0444, program. Write Box #02484, (’lll’~M ICALEN(;INEEIt EXPERIENCED OPER- S(uncrsotcall 201-247-3000for eves and weekends799-0301, c/o Princeton Packet. tf details, Stults Realty Co., 37 N. Main PRESBYTERIAN COOP PBOCESSDESIGN $10-$~K MANAGEMFNTTRAINEE - DATA PROCESSING ATORS -- Single needle St.,Cranbury. tf EXECUTIVESECRETARY 5 vours of comprehensive PERSONNEl. and overlockmachines. 5-8--- nursorv School has openings Problem solving corporate Ira’iniog >rogramwith one of Steady work, excellent ,or 2..:~ &4 yearolds for fall 1974. Con{actElsu Sedurborg. Excellent opportunity for group oeeds candidates with Ihc nation’s fustesl growing PROGRAbIMERS workingeonditions. Section eapahlc secretary to workin B.S. or M.S. with 5 yr. min. induslrics leading to position piece rates. 7 paid holidays, 3 LICENSEDREAL ESTATE - SOMEItSET (;09-921-3653. 5-15 our urea office to be openedin experiencefor this stimulating of hranell n|anuger undsalary weeks paid vacation. Local DRIVER-- Drive 2 hrs. per salesperson neededto workin IIOSIqTAi. COMPUTEROPERATOR ,,I)IAL.A-JOII" Research Park (Princeton). growth position wiht major ,1 $25.n00. Itccuiremenl at TRAINEE 169. Air conditionedshop. day in exchange for your Lawrenceoffice. Will train if Prefer applicants with some international firm. Tuition leusl 2 vcurscollege. Starling children’s camptuition. Write willing to work. Call blrs. Dial 201-526-1767for a com- college and previous office refund& )refit sharing part of salal’V[’1 ) Io $1,(10(I)or month. Interesting positions with FRANBEINDUSTRIES :1:16 BeekcrSt., HighaldnPark. Pcrrine. 609-883-0011for ap- ploto rocordod listing ~I TUESDAY DELIVERY o~ experience who enjoy cxcellcnt benefit program. ( all .~ r. NuvtakosI;01.t-392-7170 excellent opportunity for I 205BrooksBh’d.,Manvillo 5-8 pointment. Vaux Wilson tlealth Foods, Vitamins,Food responsibility. Dutos are Call for appt. for local in- [orappohltnlcnI i 5-15 1201)725-5100 Associates. tf availablepositions. Supplements Dietary foods, vanedand interesting. Ability terview.201-3:12-6160. growth. Equity participation. [ 5-29 etc. Call NutritionCenter 448- Io interact effectively with Send resumeto InfoMed,260 I 4685, Tuesdaybefore 1:00 Free U.S. Route 1, South Brun. delivery to Princeton and other personneland clients is BLAIR PERSONNEL swick,N.J.0S852. 5-8 RECEPTIONIST - Mature GROUNDSMAN wanted at esseetml. Excellent starting RI. 46 31AII1tlOTT(’OI1P. - is biring individual with strong phone BOOKKEEPER -- private institution. Tel. 003. Lawrence of orders over r salary and benefit program. Parsippany, N.J. 5-8 shorl order oooks, matrons personality, light typing, tlillsborough schools, 12 STENO-TYPIST -- Light 921-76000a.m.to4p.m. tf $10.00 tf Please call Peter hlarsh, area dishwushersfor all shifts. Fall previous office experience munths, many benefits in- clerical duties. Full time. manager, 1609) 397-1253. limeund part t into. Wefurnish - desirable. $105 per wk. Start cluding state retirement plan, Experienceroc.luired. Route SANV,’ICHPERSON - Part paid vucalions, uniforms, immediately. Send brief vacation & paid health in- 130. S. Brunswmkarea. 201- NASSAU SUMMER , INFOItMATIONSYSTEMS time, after school. Phyllis’ meals, holiduv pay and many resmne to TRCT, P.O. Box surance. Apply Office of 297-4800. 5-8 SituationsWanted PLAYGROUP-3rd summerof Division of American WindsorDiner. 609-448-9003.5- lure big cohtpany beoefits. EXPANDINGcompany with 1002, East Windsor. 5-15 Socretary, School Business funfor the preschool child - llospital SupplyCorp. 233 Apply at Molly Pitchers pleasant atm’ospherohas full Administrator, Hillsharough Supervisedgroup play at An equal opportunity em- Servi[:c Plaza 7-S, Cranbury, time day and part time Township Board of Ed., Rt. NassauCoop Nursery School, ployer CAREER OPPORTUNITY HOUSEPA]NTING. 1’wo N.J. 009-655-4:130.An Equal evening openings. Job in- 206, Belle Mead, O8502, or experienced brothers will QuakerRd., Princeton - June 5-8 tipper tunity’-Em~loycr. ~.][ voh, es handling of small Nationally known phone(20t 1359-8718or 8719. ~IATURE PERSON to 18 - Aug. 17 weekdays,9.12 CIIEMISTIt & I) $13-$15K electronic parts. Princeton organization, Sales- TF care [or baby in our home. provide only the finest work- noon. Gutdoor and indoor Management. All fringe Light housekeeping. At- manship and materials. In- Degreenecessary with 3-5 yrs AdvancedComponents, Route terior.2Exterior, large and activities in beautiful wooded 206 Research Park, N.J. 609- benefits. $200 weekly and tractive position. Prefer live. surroundings- Phone609.896- I’:NGIN I’]ER experience in detergent & 924-2444. 5-15 training allowance. Call for in. Call 009-586-0378oxcopt small jobs, excellent refs. and 0260for detailedinformation. SALES $16-$18K shah, pea R & D. This position WOIIK FROMI{OME - for appointment, Mr. Feldman. CAREERIN SALES hlun.and~,%od. 5-15 free estimates. Call 609-924- ff is one with growthpotential. 201-722-1)272. 5-8 2186after 5. 5-22 Benefitsinclude tuition refund NmJ. State Health AND MANAGEMENT l)cgree with nuclear, chemical urganizution,calling in Belle &profit sharing. Give vour MATUREWOMAN ,,’ill care or physics backgrounda must. future a sudsing. Call" for Mead.Itillsboro areas. Call PRINTEI1 Opportunity for rapid ad- SATUItl)AY PI.AY GI{OUP 2-3 yrs sales exp. necessary. collect 10 a.m.-4:30p.m. (2011 vancomoni with major ~IALE & FEMALE COUN- for children or elderly per- Power plant experience a appointment for local in- ACTIVE WELCOME WAGON sons. Timeflexible. Write Box -- FOR FUN LOVING terview.201-335.6150. 908-7366. 5-15 expansionprovides openings ForII x 17 offsetpress. In- financial institution. Startmg SELORS- live-in camp in CIlILDREN.Planned variety definite plus. 100",tuition tersstingposition insmall in- salary’ dependent upon central NewJersey for an- 02556,Princeton Packet. 5-22 of aclivities in a warmhappy rcftmdis one part of excellent forWelcome Wagon Hostesses house shop. Private qualihcatians and experience derprivileged children, ages 5 beoefiI package with this BLAIR PERSONNEL in Princeton, West Windsor, toS.Junel7toAug.17.609-9’2.4- BABYSITTING- in my homeap utmosphere on a farm. Rt. 46 Twin Rivers & Hamilton Twp. cdueatiunal companyoffers up to $1200a monthwith in- by the hour or day. By - Morning and afternoon 4 international firm. Resume pleasantsurruundings &good centive increases as earned. 6025. 5-8 pointment only. Please call important. Call for local ap- Parsippany, N.J. 5-9 (’()OKMus t be experienced Active community sessions.. 609.799-9061. 5.8 background preferred. Must benefits. Call M. Leonardat Interviows from 9 to 5 week- 609-655-0252. 5-45 poinlmeutfor local interview. aml reliable. Excellent type, haveuse of car. Flexible (3011722-8111. 5-15 days. Phone Mr. Slaboda or 201-’,k35-6150. workingconditions and fringe Mr. Manoechio.609-695-7447. hours, attractive income. PHONE SALES - men or BABYSITrINGin my home. KITCHEN HELP - Good hcncfits. 40 hour’week.Call Equal opportunity employer, Equal opportunity employe~.26 By the hour or day or - BLAIR PERSONNEL salary. Applyin person.Iiillon 009-~24-0560. ~ tf women,full time or part time NURSEindustrial - R.N. p~intmcut only. Please coati LOOK- LOOK- LOOK- Rt. 46 Inn, MoomouthSt. Ext., For personal interview write from our office soiling show (~reforred,2nd shift 3-11p.m. Parsippany, N.J. 5-8 l-lighlstown. 5-22 Welcome Wagon In- tickets. 609-896-9545. tf all 201-329-45(1ext. 218 for 609-655-0252, 5-15 SPECIAL COMMUTERS ternational, Box 625, Men- appointment. PARKING- in parkinglot, foot dham,N.J. 07945. 5-15 of University Place al BOOKKEEPER - ap- RNOR LPN - Dayshift, Mon.- PHELPSDODGE BRASS CO MATUREWOMAN wishes Princeton Penn Centre SI’:Cll ETAItY PERSONNELproximately 30 hours, MI’:DICA L ItECEPTIONIST "ri. for supervisoryposition. position taking care of elderly Railroad’ Station. Specia! -- If you have good typing -- far busyorthopedics office. DIRECT MAIL -- We are parking rates for commuters; skills, shorthand,oxperte’ nce suburbanTrenton, fall charge qo bed poUonts. ApplyAp- S. BrunswickDivision person for summermonths. thru financial statements and Most be experienced. Send looking for a person ex- degurth Care Center, Ap- Dayton N.J. Transportation necessary. $125 wcck or 50¢ per day. in office procedure and uro resanie to Box 02550, Prin- FILE CLERK-with typing periencedin direct mail to be dugarth Road, Hightsto’,~n~ Write Princeton Packet box Overnight parking $1.00. tf willing to learn more, then ayrall. Salary, open. Call cehn, Puckot. 5-15 skills. Willingnossto learn. office manager in a busy An Equal Opportunity Era- there is potential in this ~tarwick ChommalCorp. 609. 609.448-7036. ployer. 5-80*..559. 5-22 587-0300. 5-8 Exoollontfringes. 35 hr. week. mailing list brokeragehouse. position. Liberalbenefits, BC, Call 609-92.4-8700. ff Goodskills & telephone per- BS, vacation, ore. Apply in sonalitya must. 609452-8000.5- person at MiddlesexGeneral WANTEDTO START week 15 NURSERY SCHOOL SKYFARM -- America’sfirst Bospital. Anequal opportunity of Jm, e 10th. Responsible, CARETAKER- RANCHER- PARTTIME HELP, over 30 TEACHERneeded for3days EXPERIENCED woman and oldest private sunbathingv employer. 5-22 Mechanic - Experienced loving person to take care of Girl Scout camp Nushanic. yrs. old. for delicatessan in afternoon program. Send wishesjob preparingdinner or park. 35 peaceful wooded Mechanicfor repairs on lawn dolightfa113 me. aid boy of .Part time. Check property Lawrenceville. 5 days - wk. resume to: Personnel day work No transportation. acres, Northern NewJersey. mowers and tractors. Pon- wor[dngparents. Live in out, year round.Care of pool June - Apply in person. Lawren- Chairman, Cooperative Wouldconsider going away in Filtered, heated 60’ pool, nington Square GardenCenter summeror permanent.Call NURSERY SCItOOL Nursery School Assoc., Box summer. Write Box 02541, volleyball shuffleboardtotal- tlEAD COOK- The Columbus July, August.Caller write.Girl ceville Dell, 5 Franklin Corner 5-8 BoyehoirSchool, Princeton, Route31, Pcnnington,N.J. 5-29 and let’s discuss. Scouts. 733 Hwy. 202, TEACHEIt- Applications now Rd. tf 5005,KendallPark, N.J. 08824. ?rincetonPacket. tennis courts, Social Itall. 609-924-505B. tf Evenings " after 7 and Somerville,201.725.1226. 5-29 being acceptedfor the position 5-22 kitchen facilities. Limite~ weekends,609-924-6344. 5-15 beginning Sopl. 1974 in membershipsavailable. Ask Princeton school. Experience Executive Secretary with for information. SKYFARM, WAITRESSm-f wanted -- YOUNGCOUPLE. to child sit ueeessary, certification P. O. Box~317, Basking Ridge, PART’rime In-f Attention desirable. Reply Box 02547, NURSESAIDES - Fall and WAITRESS-WAITER- ex- supervisory background, N.J.07920. 5/29 from 10-4p,m.609-924-5166, 5- EXPERIENCED X-RAY housewives, mothers. Clean in Lawrence area with four part time openings on 7-3:30 22 nice kids and one doig from Princetoo Packet. tf perienced lunch and some wants evening or weekend technician. Opportunity to counter work. No table ser- and 11-7:30shiRs. Will train. dinners. No Sunday. Pease work. Preferably in myhome. become physxcian’s office ,’ice. Wewill train. Floursto fit May 22nd tWednesday) Applcgarth Care Center Qualified to managebusiness assistant. Fall or purt-time. through May26th tSunday). call PeacockInn 609-924-t707. STEWARD- Good salary. yuur free time. Dairy Queen Applogarth Road, Hightstown, 5-22 affairs, for traveling MONTESSORICHILDREN’S Applyin person. Hilton Inn Call 609-445-0014after 71)’m’-225Brazier, Route 518, Blawen- Musthave references. Phone 609-448-7036. 5-8 businessman, Correspondanco 609-883-5368, 5-8 LEARN FINANCIAL HOUSEOF KendallPark is MonmouthSt. Ext., H ght- burg, N.J. 5-18 PLANNINGand attain a sales etc. ReplyWHH No. 0148. 5-15 acceptingapplications for,be stown. 5-22 managementposition in the 1974-75school yeeur. Trun- local area. Average income L.P.N.3-11 &ll-7. Full time or BABYSITTINGin my home. sportatiunavailable. 201-297- ADULT BABYSITTER - Daily, hourly weekly, fenced SALESHELP - Mature person Occasionalnights. Prin. Arm-. WAITER-WAITRESS10 a.m. after 60 months,$25,000. Call part time. 16 bed nursing SECURITYGUARD -Fall & yard, reliable, references. 6~9- 6066,201-297-9144. tf SHIPPING RECEIVING - to 3 p.m. Mondaythrough 301-247-1710. 5-8 bruno. Cranbury609.395-0725. to sell gourmetfoods. Steady s. E. W.Twp. Goodpay. 609- Friday.No nights,weckcnds Part time openings in the 448-9042. 5-22 MAINTENANCE- ass st n full time employment five 443-4698. 5-8 Jamssburgarca. $2.50 per hr. shippingand receiving. Light or holidays.Experience not days weekly. No tcmporaries necessary.Top pay, excellent WAI~ER OR WAIT- Call 609-597-7551.Pinkertons .~ off|coand buildingmain- considered. BenAppetit - Mr. SWITCIIBOARD OPER- Inc, An equal opportunity RNwith varied experience SAVEYOUR GAS! Vacation tenance.Must have driver’s ATORS -- for small conditions.Center Lun- CLERKTYPIST - general TRESS -- Nassau Inn in at home. Ben Franklin Swim license. Goodbenefits. Apply Andersen, 609.924-7755.5-22 cheonette,Princeton, 609-921- Princeton has full time job employer. 5-8 including hospital supervision Club Lawronceville has a answeringservice 4-42 p.m., 6732. tf office duties including typing in person, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Men.thru Fri. also weckm,ds and filing. Companypaid opening for experienced and administration desires limited numberof openingsfor Intcrtech Corp. 10 RoszelRd,, and part time available. benefits. Apply at Trap Rock person for breakfest and TYPIST-CLERKPfirt time Eart time employment Mon- familymomberships.Contact Princeton. An equa op- EARLY CHILDHOODhead Permanent positions only. SALESPERSON, Somerset luncheon. Full benefits. mombershipchairman at 609- area, gift shop,’ part time, Industries, Inc., Kingston, Contact Bruno Cresti after t2-4. For Appolntmantcall 609- Fri. 9-2:30. Reply Box02545, portunity employer. teacher, experienced, cer- Paid during training period. N.J. 609-924-0300. 5-8 448-3"/07Mon-Fri 9 a.m. - 4 Princeton Packet. 5-8 882-8130or 883-2563. ff tified. Flom,ngton Daycare Please call Bantlant, 609-924- experienced, mature person 11:30a.m. to 2:30p.m. er after Cunter,201-782-0200. 5-8 6:101}. 5-15 preferred.Call (201)545-1555. 5 p.m,,609-921-7600. 5-15 ).m. 5-8 5-15 TItE PRINCETON PACKET "Seven For Central Jersey" ff-IILLSBOROUGHBEACON,. "l’hl;I ;iwmni:i~I ~d!ii,r TheManville News THE CENTRAL POST WINDSOR-tHGIITS IIER~qLD Classified Jtdvertising The Franklin NEWSRECORD TtIURSDAY, MAYqvJ74 5-8 Announcements HouseSitting BargainMart BargainMart BargainMart BargainMart BargainMart BargainMart Mdse.Wanted
CIIILDREN’S FLEA Reduce excess f’.tdds with 8 ft. dais SOFA- pair of USEDIIOUSEtlOLD articles MARKET-- new, used and BABYACCESSORIES, For 3 BLACK30" bar stools, 1 3- I)IP-’N STBIP- finishes Fluidex tables only $1.$9 at Pemlmoke tables, butler BUYall kinds of old and not JANET KOENIG, West- sbelfsteroo stand, I handmade removedfrom wood& metal. andfurniture for sale. 609-440- handcrafted items. Saturday, sale, dressing table, infant mural picture 33" X 52" in- Thrift Drugs. 7-3 coffee table, dining room 0300. 5-15 so old things. Silver. china, MayII, 9:’,10 to 5 p.m. 4 minster ChoirCollege Sr., will seat, canopy swing, bumper I,awn furniture repainted. buffet (12 drawers)pedestal glass bronze, Cloisonne, Williams St., Kendall Park. house sit this s,tmmer; care guards, babybathtub, nursery cludin~ wooden frame also ,,’urn,lure for sale. B.te. 27..19 base dining fable t3 leaves) mrnilurc, paintings, etc. 609- Ilenefil Kendall Park Mon- for pets &plants. 608-021-0731. matchingcandle holders. 609. MainSt.. Kiogstun. 009.92,t- GOINGTO THE PROM 924-~00,ext. 5. 8/14 5-8 lamp, toy chest. Best offer. 448-8161 5-22 55611.Opeo Monday - Saturday chairs, mal, ogany and LOOKINGFOR A DRESS lessori Parent Organ, Rain 609-448-5105. 5-15 ADMIR.AL DUAL TEMP canehaek. All mahogany.Call (late May18, 5-8 0.5 p. nL I;-5 refrig., self defrosting,excel¯ 609-382-1016. 5-15 A special group of the eond., $150,l0 picce di’ningrm loveliest, most femininelong RAW CERTIFIED MILK FIREWOOD- $5t, a cord. Free BLUEPRINT MACHINEfor (;AS I"UIINACE- 75 066BTU set, very goodcond. $75. 609- dresses at very rolled back available once a week. Call delivery within 15 miles of large prints. $300.Call after hot air. Sears, withducts. I yr. 021-3174. 5-8 MOVING OUT OF THE prices $38.to $50., 6 to 18. 609-448-4885.Nutrition Center, BargainMart Prioceton. f~3-921-2007before 5:30, 359-3430. 5-22 old, $125.Cull 6(F.)-298-3145. 5-15 COUNTRY- must sell G.E. MusicalInst. Warren Plaza West, Rl. 130 12:30 p,nl. 8"22 washer and dryer, 2 twin bed RED BA BN near llightstown. Also mattress and box spring sets, vilamins, protein, health SCtIWINN26" mens 3 speed LADY’Ssolkl Gold Bracelet FACTORYOUTLET - Case of early American 5 arm Rt. 206 Belle Mead TWINDRESSERS each 40" Watch with 6 diamonds and KODAK16reel Pageant Are the Overstocked Coup: chandelier. Call 609486-0472.5- CHICKERINGBABY GRAND foods, .dietary !oods, books~ bike.$’32.50. Call 201-359-6O76. Lady’ssolitaire. Call 600-448. IO::t0-5: 3o, Tuesthru Sat. Natural cosmetics, tf wide. $50. Ior both. 2 matchin~ 5-8 Projector, Big reeler at- Movinghelp needed, Buy now 22 201-359-3305 PIANO-Call 609-799-0562.5-15 night tables - $30. MAPLE 2787. 5-0 taehmenl,excellent condition, aod lighten our load. Bring 5-1 wide, $50. for beth. 2 with slund and accessories. [his ad and receive an extra matching night tables - SOFA- io excellent condition WtIIRLPOOLGAS DRYER,1 $1.o0o.Call 609-466.0379after 6 IO% off on our already SPALDING- golf clubs. Full IIAItP, Lyon - Healy FBOGHOLLOW Country Day $30, complete set $65. MAPLE85" long. earlY American, yr. old. 5temps,S166. Call 201- I prn, 5-15 "Kernel size prices," The set men’s.Excellent comlition. Troubador.Excellent con- Se ml, Ilalsey-Reed lid., DBESSER30" wide: $35. urigioally $065,’asking$15(I. 3116" 5-22 tloasters’ Coup,on Rt. 611, 4 WAStIER& DRYER- Brand Mustsell, $75. 609-440-7447ditioo.$525.669-921-2730. 5.22 Cranbury Station. Kin- Matching MIBROR: $10. (~all6119-803-fi751. 5-15 ~39~i new, Westinghouse,won on ’IV eves. 5-I dergarten and NurserySchool. miles north of Doylestown. show. Coopertone, Sl n CIIIFFEROBE: $10. Open7 days, 348-4473.Moving hoxesw-guarantee. $400. 600- IIAND CRAFTED TALL ’ComprehensiveState certified WROUGIITIliON TABLE& WINEIIOBBY USA - Hem, to our newCoup in N, J. on Rt. e ueat anti program and 440-7081. 5-8 CLOCKS 5’2" KNABEBABY GRAND CHAIRS. Glass-top, with 1072 CRAFTSMAN20" rotary ! winemakinl~ supplies ’..~., 2 miles south of Lam- manyUfl lue recreational cover. 4 cbairs $65. FORMICA20" MOTOROLAColor TV, available 620 State Rd., Rio. bertville. GrandOpening June I’IANI)-- Fruitwood.Original ac vies oa charming rural TABLE& 6chairs. 40" round, Stereo & AM-FM Badio lawn mover. $5(I. Itoover 7’-6"IIigh owoer. Excellent condition. Console. Black Vinyl bled. ’~08 N. Princeton. Free con- 151h.t;00-397-0027. Open now in SolidCherry es ate Frog liollow develops 2 large leaves: St00. 2 EASY oat,able washing machine, sultation and testing. Open N.J., 7 days, with over 100one FOR SALE - 20" Columbia Asking$2,000. Call 609.924-1981 bright happy bealthy CtlAIBS- woodarms - $25. Sofa with woodtrim. Pr, of used 7 nmnths,$75. Call 609- Worksfrom Germany after 5:30 & weekends. Coot. gold based table lamps. 443-1o46. 5.8 Tues.- Sat. 10-5p.m. Thurs. 19- of a kindlamps at extra, extra girlsbike $25.,excellent youngsturs.Call 669.055-1107. each. EXTENSIONTABLE, o p.m. Tel. 600-924.5~3. tf ’.’Kernelsize Prices." condition.Phone 609-709-1390 5-1 tf seats 12. Closesto cabinet: $75. 1065 CbevyImpala. Excellent 5/g Phone660-448-348:1 after6 l’unnio~ condition Great 2od after5 p.m. 5-15 D.m. SOFA- opens to double bed: car. Everything reasonably NASSAU COOl’ Nursery $135. WALNUTSTaB.AGE BOY’s COLUMBIA24" bike; CABINET: $30. BRIDGE priced.Call 609-448-4921.5-22 bev’s sting ray; ice skates, (;AItDF.NSItOTOTII,I,EI) -- School, QuakerItoad, Prin- cover: $5.00 7 I.’T. CUSTOMhull, bar BRANDNEW FURNITURE - reasonable rates. Call PIANO- Mason & tlamlin cetonIres openiogsin its :l &4 ’FABLE & ntaa’ssizeg,girl’s size 7. (2011 SIDEBOARD-originallybuilt At prices you won’t believe! evenings201-359-5206. tf grand -- owner must sell, 2 year okl classes for 1974-75. BRIDGETABLE & 4 chairs: :169-3224. 5-8 readv for upholstering. into wall of Victorian house. i"lexible program in wooded$25. REDWOODTABLE & 2 I:m’nlica lop, must sell. $75. Mobogony,leaded glass doors. Loveseat, $139,05; Platform nu)s. old, asking$4,900. Call benches: $15: REDWOOD Call609-44:1-1209.1;-7:30p.m. 5- rocker, $00.95; Simmons 2OI-M5-76O4after 5 p.m. & surroundings,Men thru Fri. 9- Best offer. 600-924-2452after 7 mattress or boxsprings$.19.95 LOOK!We both knowthat vnu 12. Call 609-024.6542mornings I.OVESEAT& cusl, ioas: $20. fl ..... 5-8 are wasting your time ~.md weekends. 5-8 Assorted outdoor folding AAA FACTORYOUTLET - BILTRITE carriage, ex- ca.; 54" Colonial cherry or 61{2-0208. If celleot cunditimkEdison crib buffet, $125. Cashand Carry. moneytrying to get a good chairs: Best offer. RA’I’rAN The Case of the Jolly Green with mattress, dressing table, nigl, t’s ~leep out of that Chairs,Ioveseat, coffee table, Giant’s Wife: Neededearrings Alpine Furniture Co., 166 W. for a NewYear’s party. babyhotph, te. baby bathtub. I’ENNIES- Uncireulated-gem Main SI., Somerville. 1201) crummy dead-bed vou are nestingtables : $.5. each.Pbone t~eo’sooable.Best offer. Call sleeping on. Come"over Io SQUAIIE(;RAND PIANO-- 609"~24" 107 l, 5 -8 Boughttwo Bibi leadedcrystal b.u 1034to date. Belowretail 526-8882. 5-22 Alternatives and try a heat Over100 vearso d, workng Personals Strass chandeliers at THE 6(~1-789-2676. 5-15 POIVrABLEhair dryer - ne,’ tlrices. Nodealers. {;[19.921- ItOOSTEBS’COUP. Largest SunbeamFlair with "case $12: coolrolled waterb’ed. It’s cooditioa,"lx~aut ,tally carved TV rolliog table, 225(;. Singles.rolls or sets. 5-8 Guaran[eedtogivev ua great rnsewoodi Easily removed. lamt, sbade and fixture Must he seen to be ap- Oliver liar, I’arr side dresser operationfor a 1))0 mileradius. Mediterraoeao, $25. 609-683- FISII WORMS.Nile crawlers, night’s sleepevervhight...yes. 6219. If EVERYnight. Ahernatives 3 weeiated. Most sell. Please BIDE WANTED: From $75.t~1Cultivator $75.00.Plow "Kernel size pricing." After red worms, dug and garden SpringSt.. Prineetun 600-924. ea after 5:00 p.m. 600-406- $75.00 EGGGIL, XDER,like May1974, 2 miles south of TYPEWRITERelec, new, C()MPLETEdining room set, worms, nlea] Worms.Phone 2708. Manville airport area to new. $50.00; Self-Starting Lmnhcrtvilleon Rle. 29. Right Smitl,.Caruna, 12" carriage, conlempcrarybedroom, ott,er {109-883-0954. tf 5011or ff19-~)9-2679, tf tf downtown~nnerville, leave GENERATOIt5 Kw$300.00 now, 4 miles north of earryng case, 5 yr parts fttrnishings. Must see to I;:30 a.m.Will sbare expenses. Doylestownon Rte. 6It. Open guaranty. Call 600-44;I-0445 Call( 201} 722-0846a fter 6 p .m. Fireplace STOVE$45.00, NU-TONEttEAT LAMPS(2) believe value. Call 201-329- RUBBERSTAMPS 5-115 ChestI:ItEEZEI~. $50.fl0, Desk Sundays. 5-8 after (;p.m. 5-22 25(Iwatts, lleV,’. $10 ea. 609-883- ’2949. 5-8 School or College address $6,00, Modero KOEIILER3 11219. tf Homebusiness zip-code EASTWINDSOR -- Sporting Antiques niece lAVING ROOMset Rubber stamps of all kinds Goods- firearms - archery - $40.00, CtlEST DRAWERS and sizes madeo your order fishing equip. - uniforms.Rt. AVON .I[I II.P. outboard - ’60 MAIIOGANY chest of Anterieana solid cherry 1840 FREE RIDE enroute to $10.00 each. 10 ill. Black & sa’¢s... Cootemporary"mahogany and aI : 130& Bt. ;1:1, E. Windsor,N.J. EIPaso, Texas Leaving 5-14. White Television $50.(10, Evinrude big Iwin. runniog drawers, Serpentine front, 609-44;I-3737. tf ehesl of drawers, collectors 60(J-440-6525. PUT SOME’ ZING INTO red veh, et tufted chair $50. t)rder, oeeds somework. Tank, excellent condition,52" lfigh. IIINKSON’S ,ten,. owoermoving - Call 201- K.itchen Table $35.00; 15 SPITING.Decorate your house contemp. . nest af mail. 600-655-4377. 5-8 02 NassauSt. tf :129-’~554. 5-15 Chairs all ur nothing, $2.00 or buy oew elotbe.s with the tal)les $,50. Fell leogth n, iok conlrols.$150.60(J-440-7183. 5-0 each 6 RoomIleater $50.00, Lose weight with NewShape mooeyyou earn selling Avon coat size 14. $1200.Victorian DELUXE LADYsIrNBEAM Electric Stove $50.tXI,Double- I’roduets. Fcxible hours in carved InaJl. coroerarmchair. hair dryer. Brand new. $10. ANTIQUES:2 chest of Tablets and tlydrex Water tub 54in, siak $05.00. ".’our mvnoeighborhood. Call: needlepoiatcover circa 1~010. II{ONFII wilh small roller F(IR SALE- sewing machioe MUSTSELL -- Cohlspotrefrig Pills. TnwnePharmacy. 5-22 refrigerator 6 cu Ft. $:t5.00; $15, lun, d madecabinet $25, Call 609-924-3511otter 5 p.m( drawers (1 with mirror)’ r 609-789-:1318. 5.8 $2U0.Amer. amh. gothic arm- especially designedfor shirts w/ icemaker.:I dressers, 7 ft. Sheratnaserving table; small LIKE NEV,:l ticce SOLID chair needlepoint corm’, ! and clothing. Ideal for ar- kitchenlable &cbairs $25, 9’x sofa $50, recliner $05, auto MA’LE~edroom set with 11" greenshag rug$25, 65Ox l: 2-tier table; rose-covered COUCIIcunverts into double- carved face and I)ack,2 Ileads Ihrilic. $’i0or Ix, st after 2o1- water eond.&carbonex filter.. armchair. 600-924.2260aftr 5 Mirror $t99.00; WHISKY bed, 2 dubcbairs, slipcovers, c.al’vedOil to) of frame,circa 320-~584. 5-15soowtires. Studdedoa rim .¢40 600-443-5119. 5-15 L(ISF v.’eight ;vith New CABINETT n~eos into BAIl $175all or best offer. 201-297- 1880,$2tl0. Ca" 600-737-1642. 5-1¢ I or besl o f fer. 609-924-1429.5-15 LIONEL-AMERICANFLYER p.m. 5-22 Shape Tablets and llvdrex $98.00 Cam)inn(tun RADIO25;10between 6 &8 p.m. 5.8 TRAINSwanted bv collector. WalerPills. Siegel’s Fn~nklh, with BECORDF’LAYEB. Will payup to $560a set or ParkI qnll’nlacy. $90.00; Antique>I AINTINGST in MOVINGMUST SEE fur- ~.-~domestiC-yarn Ti~-E~r-i/A’NDYS-iiO~--X’T 52500for your ool]eetion. ANTIQUECOUCII, mid or GOLD FItAME $98.00; nishings beds. tmokeases, .... Pleasecall g00-585.~210after 5 late 1000’s,orig. upholstery. TWt) 615xl3 WIIITE WALL ;le"eV’/d’e’~oo’nt[ crewel ,x’,ork’ PENN[NGTONCIRCLE p.m. Colonial SOFAwitlt ItlDE-A- A-I PRIVATEFUR.NrrURE lamps, etc, cheap. Near MMCSNOWTIBES Save for next rugs ana accesso’es ’"v, dl be (home of handmade lamp tf Neeer been touched. Best IIEI) CONTAININGMAT- SALE.Well cared for - like College50(,)-587-0237. " 5-22 wioter. Good cond. LoV: foamlat shades and restoration of offer. 2(11-246-0725. 5-1 TRESS plus 2 matching new, several excellent pieces ...... mileage$40. Also2 - 600xl’,l anlique metalsl announces CIIAtRS $109.00 MAPLEBook for livingroom & den. Call.’201- way$25/(.’all afler 5 p.m. 201- ’rile KNITTINGSIItIP tl,at the newshop hours are 9-5 NEEDSF.X INFOIIMATION’?CASEDepth 7’: in. width30 in, 297-1780for excellentbuy. 5-22 daily 600-737-110~. Lamps Tile Princeton Council for lligh 20 in. c$0.00Combination WASIIER-DIIYER :.~17-3757. . 4/17 6TulaneSt. 600-924-0306 COLUMBO Jumping saddle by GILa, NDFATHERCLOCKS, ~, tf rewi’red- repaired- mounted. Slubben - size 17. Has oever Germanweight-driven, good Problem Preuoam’.ies offers CASll REGISTEI & Adding Westiogbouse Space Savers, _If workingorder, one in Oakand counseling,referrals and Machine $75.00. SHOWCASES $125.6X16carpelmg. $50, shag, been used. $325 without fit- tregoancy tests. Call us for F I~O-~l::RqU~ ~--~/~ bhmk,white &gray. la)9-021- tings. Call after 5 p.m..000-3~- onein Walnut,$300 each. 201- con/dential belp and in- $25.00, ADDINGMACItlNE SCIIWINNSTING RAY, 1 yr. ,lOVINGMUST SELL - Rock 8763. 5-8 ~7-0914. 5-15 $50.00, GONDOL;{Store Refrigerator16.1 co. ft. Sears :15:.2. 5-22 maplebdrm set, 17 cu B refrig SEAWEED - Liquified or i formatJan. 600-021-3221. ff Fixtures $50.1~ eacb FILING 10in. tilt-arbor table saw.$110 old,$60. (2011722.0832,5-22 ahnest new,7 pc. rattan set, 60(3-443-16;17. 5.8 granular. The ideal plant l CABINET$25.00 MODERN can be divided, coffee table, 2 vilamin. At Pcterson’s Nur-I Prescription Lab. including 2 MATCtI1NGcherry end greeo vinyl chairs, 2 red rugs SIlELVING. TOBSION CONTEMPORABY90" conch. 14’5" x 9’9" & 8’8"xTx3".Very serV,Pri~cetoo.LawrencevilleRoad GREENWOOD GALLERIES tables, goodcond., should be SPECIALsale - Baby grand i OlUEN’rALFOOD & GIFTS- COLI,EGE Studeat needs BALANCE. IiEFRIGERA- seen to be appreciated. $75or Chocolate brown good cen- reasonable.Call 609-924-7547. AND ANTIQUES, 1910 didlv ride from Princeton to TAB., SPLASII-BACKfor- t ,tim, $35. Gold modero piano & bench $200., custom 5-22 Trentoo Farmers Market. Greenwood Ave,, Trenton. NY(:(Wall St. urea preferred} mica counter Too with best offer. 609-448-5071.5-22 reelioer $20. Goldl-’Zxl2 rug nlade walnut stereo cabinet Chh,ese. Japanese. Korean, Featuring this weeklarge old Juoe, July, Aug. Will share sink $1,5oo.00. Handtooled $15.Small tables, bar. lamps.2 withb-w t.v.- built in bar - 7 ft. Philippianfood. Variety of soy ship painting by W, Rigby. expenses~Call 609-921-0583 LEATIIERWALLETS $10.00, cbainlink gates both $40. Call long $250., windowair con- BICYCLEREPAIRS andnatural foods.Thurs. 12-5. Askiog$450. B~autifal spor- after 6. 5-8 lland Tooled Ladies Bag 166It Boll of wirefence. 2x 4, 609448-6354. 5-15 ditioner $40., pool table new DISPLAY KITCI-IENS at WeBuy and Sell Fri. 12-6.Sat. 11-5. If ting painting by E. Kruger. A 25.00 Guitar $10.00. NO 12 ga, ugeplus posts andl gate covering $45., bookcase bed reducedprices. Mustbe sold to fine selection of early U,S. ItEASONABLE OFFER $30, double fled, matress in Idbl.) - mattress $30., Bell n,ake roomfor new displays. TIGI’~RAUTDSTOBES stamps. Amerieanpine drop- ItEFUSED FOR AP- excellent condition, $50, 609- SIMPLICI’i’YGarden tractor - ¯ llowell moviewcamera $40., QuakerMaid Kitchens, 52 l.tt. 24-26Witherspoon Street leaf table. Several wood POINTMENTPI1ONE 666- bicycles 2 - $5 each. C01] :1;I, Mercerville. tf 448-P~140. 5-22 with amweramt snow blower. 5-0 WA4-3716 earrings. For information, PIIEPAREDCltlLDBIRTH -- o90.0864between 5 & 9 P.M. Newpaiot amlbattery. $42L5. alter 6p.m.609.466-0931. If Mdse.Wanted 6[)9-587-8439. 5-15 Interested in getting, sharing, 1-15 nr talking about the Lamaze li09-891;-0347, 5-15 methodof childbirth ed. Call 26" GIRL’S SCIIWINN YOUNGBOY’S Sehwinn Sting SQUAREGRAND PIANO -- 200-YEAR-OLD BARN WANTED- Antique guns and ASPO6(19-824-2040. tf "llull)",vood" bicycle. Blue, ARTSALE - Original otis by BEAMS-- hand hewn beams. Accouterments. Fair prices I"OIIM’ALFRENCH furniture LAW OFFICE FURNITURE lay B eve e Exeal cond. $20. Over 100 years old, working mint condition. $40. Call 809- Canadian, Freneb, und South Call 666-921-9414. 5-22 condition, beautifully carved Excellentcharacter andcolor. paid. Please call 608-443-4891of 101h and 19th centuries, &equipnlent - 2- desks, chairs, 890-0766. 5-22 American landscape artist; Call 609-924-3511after 5. tf after 6 p.m. tf oriental items and ac- Underwoodelec typewriter, Chagall, Picasso, Giazometti rosewood. Easily removed. cessories. NancyRichardson and others, litlmgraphs Must be seen to be ap- Friden calculator Time KEEP BURGLARS OUT! preciated. BILLARDTABLE; reg size, WANTED- 20" Schwinngirls ~.utiques. Shown by ap- informationcenter. Call 609. Master dictaphune, 2 filing reasonably triced. Owner Provenw,’u’ning sticker $1 for Must sell. Please slate tou. t, oodcand. 35 yrs old. ~oiotluent. 201-539-4532.5-22 921-2565.Best hours7-10 p.m. moving.No dealers. Call 201- call after 5:30 p.m. 609-466- bike in excellent condition. cabinets, bookslmlvcs,set of BABY CARRIAGE- $15, 2, 2 for $3. Systems,Box 5079 2700. Hoovervacuum cleaner, good 609-799-3939. 5-8 tf N.J.S.A. N.J. Practice Stroller-S5. Maple Crib & 329-’)~22. 5-22 Pifila., Pa. 19111, 5-0 If eond. Call 609-799-3881.5-22 Theory1-18. Other beaks. Very Mattress-S36,Chest $25small ilIGIITSTOWN PLANNED reasonable.Call 609-924-7547. childress life jackets $1.50ca. BICYCLE--’5-speed Schwinn. TWOround & l sq. oak F’AItENTII()OD CLINIC 5-22 Excellent cundition, asking CONVERTIBLEsofa beds - pedestal tables, no claws, Mondayevenings. Call ~9-440- 511 Gal Aquarium.needssealer EXTENSIONLADDER: $10. SPANISHsectional couch, red ~WANTEDTO BUY: Scrap $10, Siogle Car overhead $75.Call after I; p.m. 609-924- and white. $150. Spanish re% $2 ~( 9. these sofas are new copper, brass, lead, completelyrefin, w-leafs. 201- 04;D. tf garage door complete with OUTDO01{LIGltTS, candle but we goofed and covered 235-2641. 5-15 o4_~: ...... )-l.Sstakes, etc. ALL:$10. BAD- commode,$40. Spanishstereo- them it, the wroog fabric. mluninum, stai,less steel, hardware$35 Call after 5,609- bar-fireplace armoire, ex- ’sterling slicer, etc., solids or 443-1787, 8-22 MINTO N SET,Punching Bag, 2 Yours for $158. Call ORGAN-Builtin Wanhingtan, COUNTBYANTIQUE SHOP SIIAI’[PENING MACHINERYSleds, Each $5. CROCQUETcellent condition. $700. Call Warehousemanager 609-39~iI;Inrnthvsp ¯ Industrial business N.J. In very good oondition. --round tables and chairs dry after six, 609-443-5640. 5-22 ot private. Correct market CALLBIRTIIIUGtlT -- for sinks, wagonseats, French for sawsand all kindsof house SET. complete: $10. AUTO 5558. l help throughout pregnancy. tools. All good condition. Win RACINGSET, tracks, cars, price, cash paid. S. Klein P~ayable.$400.609-259-6041. 5- Pregaancv lest available. linkers racks, marble-top completely equip the hand)’ controls, transformer, more: MetalsCo., h,c. 2156Campluin Confidential,no fees. Call 609- furntiure including smaH manur machinistor father for Complele: $35, ROTTED organic Horse ’ Bd, Se nervi e, N J 08878 EARLYVICTORIAN sofa, 024-7043. tf sideboard, piercedtinpie safe, ANTIQUE FURNITURE- his son. Mustsell, reasonable. DEIIU~HDIFIEB:$25, MISC Manurefor sale and delivered. Freezer Beef Phone201-722-2208. tf beautiful lines. Needs no dressers, chests of drawers, barber chair, rolltop desk, 4 Tel. (201)7ZS-I~t52. If refioishing.Call 800-466-0924. lots of wicker. Goodselection smallappliances - Best offers. 01 eu ft very little straw. 609- poster bed, lamps, hairdryer, TV SETS12) Excellent eon- 448-3224. 5-8 Homegrown nalurally fed 5.8 countryfurniture. Rts. 202-266, recm-ds, household items dition: $05. each. PtlONE: steers. Cuts to )’our own ALCOIIOLICS AN- 7 nit. north SomervilleCircle, )ottery, e t dren & adult AIR CONDITIONER- window, specification wrapped and TRAINS- Lionel, Americau ANTIQUE DEALERS -- NONYM(IUS IIELP AND 201-655-3750. Wed. through 13,500b.t.u., 115v., like new 609-924-1871. 5-8 Applieatinas ure nowbeing c at flog, andloads n, ure. 60’3. G.E. REFRIGERATOR16 cu. frozen. KaufmanFarm 609. ¯ lyer and thers. It’s my accepted for openings in an INFORMATIONCALL 609. Sun. 9 to 6. 5-29 443-5590. 5-8 25(I. Best otter. 201-821-0422 ft,, excellent condition also 466.0773, tf hobby.Call 609-394-7453. tf 824-7592. tf after (ip.m. 5-8 established antique center in baby ctuipment, car bed, central N.J. Reasonablerent~. ,Ioh~nv jump USED REFRIDERATORin USEDFURNITURE of every swingihgomatic, walker. ~: RUGS- 2 matchingbronze, 19’ WANTED:16" sidewalk bikes Yourtime, 1 da~la week,puts good workingorder. Call 609. description. Thousandsof feet for Better Beginnings Day )’our o,erehandtse on display HouseSitting ’2 JBL D140bass anoakers - KING SIZE - luxurious 866-1410. 5-8 x 12’10"and 9’2" x 7’10", also CareCenter. Will pick up. Call for 7 days. For further in- 448-4769. 5.22 to browse through. Always n,attress and boxspring. matchthl~runners, 3’ x 24’7" excellent condition plus free smnethingdifferent - largest and 2’10’ x 5’10" with heavy 609-448.6996. 5-22 formationcall 509.921-2329.8-8 tender cabinet in need of collection in Bucks County. Excellent condition. Plus repair. Asking$100. Call Todd uoopen package of 2 new pads. $200. Onebeige, 11’0 x INVESTIN ANTIQUES- The ETSprofessional staffer seeks ONEPIIOTOGRAPtl of young Daily, 8:30 to 5:30. Closed sheets, $15o. 609-924-9446.tf 11’4", $25. All h, very good 609-799-2073. 5-22 Suaday, Edison Furniture, cunditiun.Call 609-882-3403.5- IAONELTItAINS, American new chair you buy today is houses,,ling arrangment for girl. Photographof Victorian KI’rCIIEN’table & 6 chairs, Fiver. others wanled by "used furniture" tomorrow all or part of summer. Ex- manta’ mountedon sensitized Doylestown,Pa. tf )ureeeluin top. $45; metal 15 andbarely worth your initial canvas, hand-touchedin gray- col’lector.I payup lo $600,for a cellent references. Call C.C. clot ~es cabinet with mirrored set or oddpieces. Call 609-587. investment.The antique chair Wareal 608-021.9000,Ext. sepia teees. Typical workfor BI’;DSWII(fl,I.~SAI,E slidingdoors, $85. Call 609-924- you buy today maybe worth 2046, 5-22 To the public Wed. to Sol. 33;13,9 ll.m. to 4 p.m. artists, circa 1850to 1890’s. DANISHwalnut student type ’qEW 27" white leather 2079. 5-0 A/C10,000 aTU. 115 volt $60. double Iomorrow. Cheek out Vintage when FOAMRUBBEI~ & POLYfor American Tourister case ’& Whirlpool deluxe portable your investment palential at ehromophotography was in your home.camper, boat. desk - excellentcondition $60, ooce used 30" wardrobecase, dishwasher$50 or both $100. the High Button Shoe Antique prominence. Appraisal CAItPI’:T[NG ~aair of ceramic living room pair of size 8Fwaders, a pair Searselec. salt-sharpening Centre, Route 518, center o[ ;rEACIIEll wishes to house- evaluatina letter at $800.Must WATEIt BEDS Imps$30 or best offer. Call 2 "BICYCLES:girls 24" 3. chainsaw $.50 or all for $140. s Available imn,odiate y 609-448-2470. 5-22 af OA&F 15 hole biking boots. speedItaleigh $45.."bays26" 3- RockyHill, N.J. Men.thru Sat. sell, best offer. 800.393-4702. 60(J-T37-9234. 5-0 Call 609-921-3127. 5-22 PIIDTOMAGAZINES wanted 11 a .m.to 5:30p.m. Sun. I p.m. Write .Joe, Box 153. Belle 5-22 IIIXII.; BED& I;’OAM CO. speedBudge $35. 609-821-8615. for newly-forming Mead,N.J. 5:15 2No. RochdaleAve. 5-15 "photography club library, to5:30p.m. 5-8 II SUMbIEItWF.AItlNG Boasevclt,N.J. OtherL,ooks andlilerature on NI’IED IIOUSESITTER? ()n Rt. 571E. of tlightslown OLDfashioned wo01-coal TIlE CB.ICKETCAGE photograph)’ welcome.O~lr Marriedcouple available June stove, spring handles, crank, I buy old china glass, fur- I;00-4.t3-16111 CUSHMANcolonial sawbuck MAKE OLD RUGS NEW? non-existent budget won’t niutre, dolls, toys 17 -Aug15. Call 201-$50-4325,5- Contemporaryswirls of color tf shovel&poker. $50(I. or best dining, table 42 x 64", extends They just look new when 33 RailroadPlace allow us to pay for them, but games, 8 on machine washable arnels offer.009-585-3703. 5-8 they’re cleaned with Trewaz Hopewell,N.J. pictures, lamps, prints, to ’.,4 ’ with leaves. 2 captain we promise to put them to magazines used IIOUSESI"I’rlNGI’OSITION andbanlna, playsuits, scooter chairs, 4 mattes, new, $566.Rug Shampoo- Rent electric 669-466-1242 gooduse. 16091587-4850. tf books, skirts, saucy’s and sleeveless TYPEWRITERS-- Electric, Shampooer only $1. Rights clocks war items old paper WANTEI)-- May25 - Sept. I. Call (2011 297-5305 after items, old newspapers. Scoiorarebitccture student at shifts. Out going pyjamasand GRAVELYTRACTOR . 7,5 manual portable, office p ,m. 5-0 llardware Co. ff MothersDay cards & gifts... dun’t forget our one &two pc. models, New, recond tinned. Doll houses... Handmade doll Anything old! Spot cash. Carnegie Mellna Uoiversity horsepower, maaual start Quick removal. Mr. 3L’s desires houses,,ling past,inn bathing suits fromFrance. All rotary mower,snow blade & ADDERS CALCULATORS [louse furniture & ac- for those warm days ahead. Name brands, R.entals, cessories... Casual Indian Nostalgiaand Collectors Shop. for the summer nlaatlls. roller attachments, Excellent BICYCLEBEF’AIRS -- and EXCITING - Unique, NEEDCASH. Buying9 all U.S. 256 Nassau St., Princeton. Please contact Wn,. (L Tice condition. $700. Call 609-896. Repairs, Trude-ins. CENTER beautifully finished Star- Mexican & country-look silver coins, dimeslo dollars 1045 DevonRd, Pittsburgh IIEI) IIAIIN BUSINESS MACHINES, assembly. 24 hour daily in- American fashions... Hand- (609)921-8141. tf 1674. 5-8 104 NassauSt.666-924-2243. tf home service. We work Sa,nan coffee tables impo,’ted crafts & quilts. 5-8 andIndian Vnickels. 201-722- )a. 15218or {4121687-6663.5-1 auywhere and aaythnc. A from South America.Cut as a 2288. TF lit. 206 Belle Mead full slab fromthe magnificent RELIABLE PERSON with 10:30.5:30Tus. thru Sat. customer personal service. Try Diadax, formerly Dex-A- SOLID"OAK SIDEBAORD -- references desires house or 201-359-3305 GIRL’S SCHWINN CALL ON THE DUKES ",lain-Tree." Each table WANTEDTO BUY -- Used i STINGBAY."Lil Chik" Good BOY’sBIKE - bargain at $10. IIICYCLESERVICE. 201-3’29- designedby nature is oneof a Diet. Newname, same for-; Creative Plaything toys, and beveled mirror. Excellent apartmentsitting position for Call 609-921-8600. 5-8 main, capsules & tablets al domeclimber. Call 201-634- Condition.Reed House, 200 N, summer,Ask for Evelyn, 666. ,5-15 condition.Call 669-882-1718. 5- 2018.Ill, 130, SouthBrunswick. kind. $300-580, dependingon 22 tf size. 609-799-3939. 5-8 Thrift Drugs, 7-3 0032. 5-1, Main,St.. ,Righstown609-448. 921.6666. 5-15 6888,; 5-1 t ! TIlE PRIN£ETON PACKET "Seven For Central Jersey" ~’IILLSBOROUGHBEACON~ ’l’h~’hlWrl~nl:l: I,Ildflllr TheManville News THE C£NTPJtL POST WlNDSOR-IHGttTS IIER.tILD Classified .,qdverfising The Frdnklin NEWS’RECORD t 6-B THURSDAY,MAY 9,1974 t Machinery & Antiques Campers& Trailers GarageSales Pets& Animals Pets& Animals AutosFor Sale AutosFor Sale AutosFor Sale Equipment LONG HAIRED DACHSUNDALASKANMalamute puppies: ’68 FORDFAIRLANE - Well CHRYSLERNEWPORT ’68 -- POTATOBAGGER -- 49 head IM POItTANTAUCTION Puppiesbeautiful black& tan, AKCborn 3/13/74 black ann cared for. In excellent con- 1972(~ DATSUN - 240Z 4 doorpower & air first $400 - Baker weight packer. Good1973 SUNLINE8 ft. slidein ’ & (;RANDOPENING SALE It’s A GARAGESALE, it’s a AKC.Will take best offers. white from Champion dition, radio, 19 m.p.g., auto. orange-bl, standard trans.,takes t. Ca after 5 p.m. 201- condition. Call609-445.33005-9 camper,likenew, gas-electric of ’ard sale. No, it’s a STREETCall 609-259-7729, 5-22 bloodlines. 609-737-1579.9-8 Call 609-924.3962. 5-8 am-fro,a-c, bumper guards, 297-2171, 5-8 IIISTOitICALITEMS ~ALE! The Princeton Pork radialtires, 15,000 mi., 20-23 re[rig, portable toilet, in- Quarry Park Association is FOR SALE - purebred mpg.perfect condition. 609. tercom.Wil fit t~ ton pickup. registered Maine coon cat NEEDA FAMILYto love. ’72 VEGAHa.tchback qT, Call 600-440-0293be fore 5. 5-8 Sat. 51ay18,1974 holdingits first street sale on Collie shenherd Doberman8 I axe.client con.moon, am-tin 9.21-6015evenings. 5.22 ’71 PLYMOUTHCricket - 4 I l a.nt.-12 noon SpruceSt. oppositethe site of kittens. Evenings609-466-0704. mos.old,a’llshots 651bs usedramo . ,2 newttres. :~2600. (no dr., auto. trans., goodrunning Boats the proposed Quarry Park. 5-8 to td,k very fri6ndi,~ [’~nme[ lesS) 609-921-2294. 5-a condition. Sowtires included. At Mr. 3L’S NOSTALGIAAND Knicknaeks, bric-a-broo and OLDS - Dyna ~.1964 new 1200or best offer. Call before 18 ft. THOROBRED,custom- COLLECTORSItOPPE, 256 home baked bread will be trans, rebuiRengine, a.c., new 10 a.m.or after II p,m.609-921- built off-shore outboard 1967 MILEY2-Horse Trailer. . Nassau St., Princeton, N.J. amongthe items available. All 2 IIOItSESFOR SALE - 10 yr. 2547 ask for Bob. Evenings , g ¯ battery, body goodcond. $250. 3144,ask for Linda. 5-15 cruiser. Mint condition. Full $850609-448-5723 after 5 p.m. 5- " )roceeds ,.viii be ased to old chestnutmare, very 6~J-,~55-3500. 5-8 609-466-3075. 5-8 Call 201-359-3314. 5.22 top, side and stern canvas.75 l.. Scarce letter written and mrchase the Quarry site and gentle, goodpleasure horse. 4 hp Evinrudo, completely awards the establishment of yr old registered Appaloosa signed by John Witherspaon the park. Donations of Geldinghas been shown.Quiet rebuilt. 71 Gator tilt trailer 1973 LAYTONCAMPER 11 ft. signer of the Delearation of ~,~.yet ^ ,a!]s ~’d for bag. ’72BUICKLAsabre.custom4 MUSTSELL 1972 Fret BSO. completely refinished. Many Independence and President anything will be appreciated. andgentle. 609-443-3686.5-15 r[q~s: peon ms. ~ng. &West. i door sedan, full power, air 1974 PONTIACFirebird extras. Mustsell. Evenings Fully self contained.$1900. 609- of Princeton University from Call 609-924-1863.Saturday, zoi-.Jao~aa.~. Espirit. Mustsell. Air AM-FMSpider, low mileage Michelin 259-604I. 5-22 May18 is the day of the sale, 5-22 conditioning only 30,600mi., radio Manyother extras ineld radials, just tuned, rain. 32 after 6, 201-297-2915. 5-22 1768 to 1794. Great American ~_ midnightblue color vinyl top, mpg.British racing X green, patriot and only clergyman corner of Linden Lane und ENGLISH BULLDOG WEIMARANERpups . Al~.t.: studded snow tres. Day 212- PENGUINsailboat for sale signer of the Delcaratton of Spruce St. 5-15 black nterior. Mustsacrifice 350-2409,after 7 p.m. 609-466- reasonable terms. Call eves. IJUPPIES- AKC. $250. Call .registeredk’ 9 wks’ oldI For Fir~tofferovpr~loo~u...... a,.es"’"It. 5-8 609-924-3527, 5-8 with trailer. Length 11’6" Independenceand 10th rarest 609-4~5-7490. 5-~-~mformatmncal1609-737-t645,i Check price in used -nr 3974. extra sail. Call 609.924-2373.5. 1957GMCbus,40 seat. Altered signature of the 50 signers. for motorhome. Engine has 5-15 ads. It’s-a steal. Call during 22 50,000mi., rides heautifully. ’ -- the day 212-593-0670 ext $250.201-359.3879after 7p.m. FEMALE DASCHUND TWObox stal s availab e plus ll or~veninffs 509 921-2070’ 1956 DODGECORONET - 2.. John Paul Jones (Great pasture & trails. Montgomery ’ ~ .5-8 smallV-8 auto., p.s., factory FISHERMAN’SSPECIAL 12’ 5-22 NEIGItBORHOOD SALE - PUPPYfor sale. AKC rag w- air, 50,000or g. m. $750.Call JAGUAR LAND ROVER -- American Naval hero) Thurs, Fri 0-4, May0 & 19. shots.Call 609-687-2051. 5-22 ’(wp. 201-359.4207. " 5-5 Authorized dealer. T & T alumboat & NEW 3 bp Britisb Magnificentrare signature rut after 5 p.m. 5-8 Sea Gull motor. Packageprice frmnletter withportion of line Ilousehold, furniture, TWs, Motors 210 WoodbridgeAve., Mirrors, Decorator area rug, Iligh and Park, N.J. 201-572- $275 separate; beat $135& TENTTrailer-for sale. Sleeps written by him. EXCELLENT purebred PUG PUPPIES- exquisite 1966 VWSquareback, Station 1971 VOLVO164 -- 4 speed. 2577. tf motor$165. Call 921-3401after 4, newtires. Goodcondition. andirons, stroller, babyitems, maleand females, famousline $2860.Call 609-290-1819after 6 6:30p.m. 5-22 Ioys, games, muchmore. Arabian colt. Lovely headed, of championsAKC, shots and wagon. Goodcondition 28 Mi p.m. 5-8 $250. Call 609-921.2007before Sleep)’ ltollow Lane, Belle well bodiedcolt with a gentle wormed. Outstanding per- Per Gallon, Needs paint. 12:30 p.m. 5-22 Mead, near Pike Brook spirit. I will be somewhat $595.00 or best offer. 3,, NewYork land grant dated flexible on price &terms if this sonalities, raised with 4 year BOATTRAILER -- single 1671 signed by Francis Country Club. Follmv sign old. These are not run of the Call 509"021-6085. ’71 CHEVYimpala - a/c, ps, 4 axle in good condition Ex- from206. 201-:15948,18. 5-8 colt finds a goodhome. 609-896- mill type pups. Call fi09-397- i 1971 CHEVELLE- 6 cyl. one SKI BOAT- 15 ft. Glastron 50 Lovelace, Goivernor of New ]279. 5-15 ;dr. HT, 15,000 miles, $1795. owner809-448.4346. 5-15 col)eeltires, $100.Call 609-921- Jersey 1667.1673. This 1486...... lctring. _ 5-__._8 Call609.448.6088. 5-4 hp Mercury, 2404after 5 p.m. 5-15 signature considered prae. complete custom top, and tielaly unobtainable. mooringcover, fully equip,, FLEAMAItKET on Saturday, GEItMAN short-haired PONTIAC:1970 Blue LeMons. and ready for water. ~0.443. May25 for buyers und sellers FOR SALE- Purebred l1965 VWExcellent condition Auto radio, P-s A-c, 37000 pointers. AKC,champ, field registered Mainecoon kJtteos. 28 mpgrebuilt engine, radio. JEEP WAGONEER- 1965, 2- 4245. 5-5 FORSALE HOUSETRAILER. 4.. Military letter dated 1537 from 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. at and showstock. 7 wks.204-~9- l’:veoings609-465.0704. 5-1] $650.Call 609-799-3973. 5-22 mi. Exceleond.$2000. Ca 6~9. 26 ft. with complete kitchen hnmaculate Conception :1!)5:1or 526-2833. 5.22 wheeldrive with locking rear. 921-3154, 5-15 signed by CharlesV.of Spain. School grounds, ’,Vest End i One owner, garage kept, and bath. ExeelIentfor second Beautifulpiece. engine excellent, body good. home.Price $975.Call 20’1.359. Ave. Somarvile. Sponsoredby 1973 MUSTANGGrande - air, ’71 PONTIACGrandvil]e ROBIN SAILBOAT - :1430after 6 p.m. 5-8 lmmaculata Spartan Club. PROFESSIONAL stereo, radio,p.s., p.b., ex- 609-805.0645,keep trying. 5-15 convertible all power a-e Piberglass, mahogany Reservation for space call CIIESTNUTHORSE 15.2 hand BIDING INSTRUCTION cellent condition.609-443-18~.2~5 exce eat cond tion. 609-655-aluminium,and stainless steel 5.. Jack Ruby’s(Assasin of (2(11) 725-2084or ~2-2537.5-22 9 yrs. old cross country and 4468after 5:3o. 5-15 construction; natural and Lee tl. Oswald who killed pleasure horse. Price white finish. Completely President Kennedy1 own reasonable, evenings and -Private only ’62 RAMBLERCLASSIC I 4 -Certified Instruction dr.,automatic, goodcondition. 1969 VW.very good condition rigged and equipped. Lllt’le personal copyof his nightclub JEWELll.Y- ’rv, 5-bandradio, weokends,609 -737-35~, 5-22 -Beginners thru advanced am-fro, asking$1300. Call 609. standard Dudebrock trailer. lease signed twice by him. stereo, tape recorder, hand- -Age 5 thru adult MERCEDESBeoz 250 ’70 -- Re-built transmission & 448-2235evevenings. 5-15 $I,095. Call 609.924-2290.5-15 Mobile Homes crafted lamps, old dishes, automatic p.s., p.b. a.e., engine $150. 201-297-1151.5-8 books, records& tools¯ May18, -Class time. 1 hr. -Completeprogram includes: radio, 49,0(}0 m., exee lent 1971 TOYOTACORONA -- 6.. "l’honias Edisonoriginal 19. ~ &26. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.397 Text-Riding condition.Best offer. Call 201- 1972 OLDSMOBILE,Delta 85 SEARSSEA-SNARK Sailboat workingmanuscript in penc/] MorrisonAve., Hightstown.,5- 287-0259.Evenings, g-22 p.s., p.b,, air-cand.,4 dr. sedan auto, u.c, r.b., 26 mpg31,009 - all accessories, very good 107] NEWPORT12’x60" - signed E. 22 KITTENS- adorable, free to Horse and Tack Care mi. Mustsell. Call 609448-6377. Excellent condition good hmne.5 wks. old, very r & h. tinted windows,vinyl oonditian.$140. 201-297-5613. 5- throughout. Maybe seen at 10 smart, eat b‘.’ themseyes and top. 1972 PONTIACCatalina - 5-8 22 STAGANDOEFARM p.s., p.b, air cond.r &h 2 dr. SummitDrive, Jeosan’s Adult use litterbox~609.799-1646 after STABLES 1970 VOLVO142 - Excel)oct Comnlnnity Park on Mon- Plus other interesting items COMBINEDNEW & excellent 4 p.n). 5-8 ’73 TOYOTACelica - 25 mpg vinyl hardtop. Very clean TAKEadvantage of oil season including many not high condition used items¯ Sat. 609-737-3242 condition. AM-FMradio, price reductionan the original umulhBd., CreamBidgo, N.J. 5-15under 10,000mi, 4-speedtrans. autos. Mr. R. Chabot609.924. tf )treed to be auctioned off May 11, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., 58 $3150.Call 609.448-7484, 5-8 8700. 5-15 $2,o0o,Call 215-562-2689after 7 fun-to.sailboat. UsedSalilfish sharp Sat. at 11 a.m., May6, EmersonI,d., Somerset. 5-0 p.m. 5-8 now $:100. New and used 1974. SMALl, SIIETLAND PONY ’64JEEP -- % ton Gladiator Sunfish also available. for sale completewith riding Princeton Marine Services, All items unconditionally DOG- In desperate need of a 1965 ALFAROMEO Giulia with caD. Excellent running P.O. Box 1140, Princeton, N.J. MOBILEHOME - 12 x 55, 2 CA’I’IIOLIC DAUGIITERScarl and Imrness. Call after condition. Call 509-799-0919 VWSquare Back ’69, top guaranteedauthentic. 5 :;10 p.m.61~3-406-2709. tf home. Mostly terrier, very Spyder. Red, two-seater or ca11609-92.t-6333, tf bedroom,very clean, washer, ItummagcSale, 16 ParkPI., gentle, female spayed, 17 roadster, 25 - m.p.g., 5 speed, after 5:30 p.m. 5-22 operating condition. Rebuilt 2 air conditioners, on lot, Tiun’s., :rod Fri,, May9 & 10 engine, teaks new. Comeand Viewingof all Auctioniteals from9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Grabbag mos. old, housebroken, eves two mounted snows, average adults only. $4,000. Call 609- Friday. 5lay |7th, from0 a.m. children. Call 609-567.2645 condition.$750.609-924-3670. 5- ’71 VEGA station wagon, makeoffer, call after 4:30 448-7494and ~9-0462. 5¯22 It) 8 p.lll. Ot ahoveaddress. Friday I ll.m. 5-0 BUCKSINmare with papers after 5. 5-22 8 24,600 mi., automatic, must p.m. 009.393-5896. 5-8 CANOESALES & ItENTALS 15.2, aged, very pleasant & sell. 215-295.40~. 5-22 Gramman- Old TownCanoes versatile. Rides English & 50 in stock. CanoeRentals & AuctiooeerWarren l,.I)unlop Western. lhls been schooled FREEKITTENS .- Your pick 197t ,l.Dr. COMET,selecl ICanoeTrips plannedincluding I,o mhertv itle. N.,I. over4 ft. fences.$250. Call 609- of a Imalthyand well earedfar shift, 36 000 miles, excellent CORVETTE 1969 SPORT transportation. Save gas on 51obile Home- 1970 l[omette SHE’S DOINGI’1’ AGAIN- 924-6617. 5-15 litter, housebroken& weaned¯ ’70 OLDSDelta 88 - 2 dr hard- condt on, $1800,Ca] 201-359- COUPE-- Automatic PS,PB, weekends. 12’ x 44’, 1 Bdrm,$3,000.00 For informationon sale phone Annual"Garbage Sale. 31 Call 609-924-9747. 5-9 top Power strng, bks, win- 6922. 5-8 :15o engine, 36,000 mi. Ex- STAR CRAFT BOATS Locatedon lot. USHwy No. 130 ar write LeonardL. Laskoof Debbie Lane. Devonshireoff dows,seats, a.e., 48,000 mi. cellent condition.609-443-3707 EVINRUDE MOTORS llightstown. Call Bonnie9 to Mr. 3L’s Nostalgia Sbappe DutchNeck Rd. Antiques, etc. Thoroughbred Horses . $1250.After 7p.m.609-443-6976. ’65 VWin goodcondition. $550 days, 204-246-3451after 5 & Sunfish,Minifish’, Sunflov:er, 4::10 (201) 227-1106,after (I;09) 921-9141 5-15 Thoroughbred mares with Fiberglass Materials, Petit May10,11,12. 5.8 5-8 or bast offer. Call after 4:30, weekends. 5-5 Paints. 12Ol1 274-o127. 5-15 CIIESTNUTGELDING - 14 h. foals, also show horses for 609-443-1981. 5-15 gentle, good withyoungrider sale. 201-369-5201. 5-8 ABBOTTSMAIIINE CENTER will trail, showand jump. $250. "Route29. Titusville,N.J. Call 1819-737-2110after 5 p.m.5- 1969 CAMARO-. Cony., auto., 609-737.3446 p.s., am.fm, good condition, tf TIlE LANTEB.NANTIQUES. ANTIQUES,sm appliances, 15 LABRADORmixed puppies - NOTMUCH to look at but one ’69 PONTIACBonneville - 2- Instruction Copper & brass cleaning S. clothing & accessories for l0 mos. old, female, af- $1,200.Call 609-896-0660 eves.5- o[ the last 1962 VALIANTs.dr. vinyl roof, am-fm,air, p. Main St., Inext to llagerty familyfurniture, cribs, toys, fectionate, all shots, are 22 Will give you dependable, windows& steering, Michelin Florist) Cranbury, N.J. 609- etc. 9-5 Sat. & Sun. May11 & looking for someoneto give ’65 VW SQUAREBACK- economicallocal service. $150. tires. 41,000mi. $980 or best PIANO& TENNISLESSONS - 395-0762. tf 12. 15 Evans Dr. Cranbury. themlots of love &affection. rebuilt engine new tires ex- 201-297-9054after 7:30p.m. 5-15 offer. 609-448-3201. tf $5-1oper hour. Theygo handin 609-655-0457. 5-8 MINIATURE COLLIE -- 609-448.2001. 5-15 Motorcycleshand. PhonoBob Ringler, 60:}- Mixedbreed, spayed, 20 Ibs, cellent runningcond, $650. Ca 921-7909. 5-8 over 2 vrs affectionate and 609-465.1832. 5-8 gent e, "needs love and at- VEItY MASSIVE,ornately APAW- has healthy cats and ’68 ENGLISHFORD Station ’66 PONTIACBonneville. ’70 PONTIACFIREBIRD - 1972 HONDA70 trailbike, top. carved malmgany bedroom YARDSALE-Sat. May 11, 9:30 tention. Goodwatchdog. 609- dogs available for adoption. automatic Michelin radials, condition.’$250.609-452-8701 hi 737-1354eves. 5-8 Wagon- dark green, $650. C.all Running condition. First 4 p.m. or 609.921.2557nights TUTORING-- blath, Physics, : suite, doublebed, boxspring & ¯ l:00 furniture, unicycle, Call 9-5, Men.thru Sat., 609- 609-737-1437after 5:30p.m. 5-9 $200ABer6p.m. 609-443-66.11.5- 52,000mi., $1400,bronze.Eves. Chemistry- through c~llege matress, dresser with oval medicinecab., rugs, old iron. ~9-1260. tf 8 609-448-5495. 8-22 and weekends. 5-8 ntirror, commode,desk & 3 stove, Pusb Mower, ,Much level. Mature professional chairs. Good condition. ’More! 27 Oakbraneh Rd., ’71 COMET- Auto, R&H,econ. ’74 SUZUKImotorcycle . TS offers tutoring at reasonable’ BEAGLEPUPS for sale, 6 PUPS WANTED-- In litter 1955 CHEVY- 327 engine All 400 Endure, excellent con- rates. Eveningsand Saturdays Originally fromlarge estate. Cranbury Manor tBCh. St. weeks; 14 Shelley Road, lots for resale as pets, Phone out-many extras $800. 609-449- (i cyl, 22 mpg,excel, mech. 509-883-6219. ff’ Circa1980’s. $300 or best offer. Pollce-Rt.130) 5-8 5-22 cood., beautiful greenext, 609- Trucks dition. Asking$500. Phone609- t201) 359-8835after 6p.m. 518 Keodall Park. 54 609452-8903before noon. tf 2955,Ask for Bill. 443.6324after 5p.m. 5-9 799-3247. 5-8 1972 HONDACB 759-excelleet (;OLDENretrieverpups - AK- BEAUTIFULthoroughbred 1970 CAMARO- 6 cylinder, ;71 HONDA CM70 -- blue, C. field, obedience&show. X- standard,r.h, 23 mpg.51 600 BURGUNDY’73 VOLVO condition, low mileage.$1600. GUITARLESSIONS -- Folk ’ male Keeshond dog, Needs excellent condition, lO0 mpg, or best offer. 609-456-3858 GarageSales Pets& Animals rayedpare ts 201-725-4995.5- loving home.609-924.6799, 5-22 mi., goodcond t on. $950.609- 164E; 4 spd manual w, $200.609-882-0672. 5-22 and popular music/finger-: 15 452-2417. 5"-15overdrive ps pb a/c, am anytime. . 5-15 picking and/or rbythm/all t ...... /fro stereo tape. Michelin ,a ges/belLin eers my ’46 CHEVYpickup 327, 4 $160 - OR BESTOFFER, 1968 COMEMEET YOUR NEIGH- A good...... home for a 4 year old i , . , ~ , ’60 TRIUMPH650 - mint oond. radials 12,000mi. Cull eves K’AWASAK1175CC.Needswork specialty.609-921-6387. tf AKC maleSt. Bernard.Call L0Sl& I"01111(I manynew parts and extras. 609-723-3576. 5-15 speed, post rear & mugs.After BORS- Garagesale May11, 9- 5 p.m. 609-924-4985. 5-22 - reason for cheapprice. 201- 5 p.m. Oakchurch pew, trestle 61}9-440.6146. 5-22 -- $895.Call 609.466-1832. 5-8 297-1780. 5-22 table, Americanwhite stoo. dard toilet &sink children’s WEL,SHTERRIER PUPPIES 1966 CHEVYCAPRICE - 4 dr, ’49 CADILLACsedan. Solid MOBILEHOME -- 12’ x 65’, 2 : clothes & toys ‘.‘.’omen’s - AKCreg., 11 wks. old, LOST: Black & grey tiger auto, PS, a..c goodtires, fine bed),. Drivon regularly. 1970 TOYOTAPickup with 36 bdrms,a.c., all appl. incl. new Asking ,$600. Phone609-737- Campercap. 609.448-8657.5-1 ’67 TRIUMPH650 ec. clothes sizes 10. 12, 18,~,, 20; champ,sired, reasonable. 609- male cat with white chest, running eond.,Best offer over beautiful condition, $4,099 Maytag washer & dryer." woman’sshoes sizes 8 8~ 9 declawed. Vicinity Manville $500.609.443.4189. 5-15 0164, 5-15 Storageshed on property Ideal hooks, glass pieces, typing :1%’~_’.~:...... 5-t______5 firm. Call 509-921-2091 on Causeway& Kupper Airport. WINDOWVAN ’71 Dodge weekends. for retired couple. Near table, lamps, braided rug Riding pony - well trained Child is heart-broken. Highslawn. Call 609443-1267 tape recorder, pole lamps, gelded male needs ex- Standard 6 cyl. Radio, extra 5-8 5-22.l periencedr def. Call after 5:39 Reward.(2011 526-0490.5-15 1969 PEUGEOT 404, gas 1958JAGUAR XKI50 new int, tires &wbeels, $2,000. 201-329- after 6p.m. baby’s ear bed slade pieces, lop suspension, brakes. completefirst grade te~iching p:m. 609.466-2708. tf saver, 24 mpg, sunroof, new 6531. 5-8 . . o" tires. Mustsell this week! $859 Enuinooverhauled, fantastic ! materials. 962 Alexanderltd., c.o.n.d..$’/500firm. Inquiries43 DRESS DESIGNER- Lori Princeton Jet. (near or best offer. Wkdys.609-292- CampbellHall, P. U" 609-452. ’70 TOYOTA~ with 96" tFormerly Small Animal LOSTWHITE MALE CAT - 9 5735,eves 609-921-6612. 5-8 earn.per top, $1300.Excellent Reed, introduces a unique 3 firehouse). 5-8 Rescue League) (II,D ENGLISHSHEEPDOG 7135. 5-15 1972 YAMAHA600cc - Like HR. SEWING COURSE. monlbs old maybe wearing canditlon. 609-448-6657,5-15 new, only 1300 miles, super lemale, 12 ’,’.’ks. AKC flea collar vicinity NorthPost Professionally complete a pedigree, shots, allergy conditionincld, luggagerack. garment in one sessmn and S.A.V.E. ECARES FOR T H Rd., West Windsor, mayhave Call day 212-359-2409,after 7 WORLD’ NEEDIEST prohibils keeping. $275. Call been injured by car. Reward. DODGE POWER WAGON, p.m, 609466-3974. 5.8 enjoy every minute! Phone: MILTIFAMILY - yard sale CASES. PLEASE WON’T 2uI-Zt0-91(,q. 5-8 BMW’70 - 2002, am-fm,6 new 1991 MERCEDES220S -- 5’ 609-T39-3857between 7 & 10 May 11 & t2. Sofa bed an- Please call 609-799-1794.5-15 1968,W-200 :!.l ton pickup. 4 p.m. tf YOUGIVE? ’ Michelintires, exe. eond.,30 steel radials, Kant’s, recent wheel drive, low mileage, tiques," furniture, rugs, CALL ABOUT OUR VERY m.p.g., runsgreat. $2,900.or brake work, good condition. wired for camper. Including clothing, crib with mattress’ $950. Call 609.921.2565after I1ANDSOME YOUNGDOGS LOST KH’rEN - a gray & bestoffer. Call eves.215-862- snowplowand ether extras. HONDAXR75 - in creampuff curtains, VV,snmv t res. 12 E. ANDA’FI’RAUPIVE CATS. 9213. 5-22 7:30, 5-8 Asking$1550. Call (2011359- condition. 1 yr. old. Make Begin. & Informed. TENNIS Prospect St., Hopewell. 5.0 white part Persian kitten. $25 LI~SSONS.lnd. $5.00 per. Irainiag started. 609-737-3170. reward. 609-921-9951, 5-0 3522. 5-0 offer. Call after 6. 609-440-5257. Please report lost & foundpets 5-9 5-15 lesson, 0 lesson block $83.00. within a 24-hr period, aad call Also group rates, clincis. the policeif youfind an injured NEEDED- home for aban- TOYOTAland cruiser ’72 -- PICK-UPTRUCK - 1971 Chev. Instructor, Bill Simmons,609-’ pet. donedcat & 2 wksold kitten. still under warranty 4 wheel SAAB half ton. excel ent condit on. 443-5176. 4-24’. f. GARAGESALE .’8 Dawson Call after 7p.m.609"587"4045’-85 AriesWanted I drive with free wheelinghobs, Authorized 32,000 mi. Call 609-924-0243 Campers& Trailers ltd.,Kendall Park, May I0 & Have a type of dog or cat in $3,000.609-696-0749. 5-22 Sales - Service- Parts eves. 5-8 11, 9 to 5. Olddesks, chairs, mind.9 Callus and we will put SUNSETAUTO SALES file, glassware,clocks, etc. 5.9 Route12 TRUCKS 11 ft. TRUCKCAMPER -- TUTORING -- Reading. you on our waiting list. JUNK CARS BOUGHT$40 & Baptistown,N.J. Fully self-contained, sleeps Writing. Conversation. BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES - up, 201-297-0928or 297-1694. OVER 50 NEW 1974 GMC Vocabulary. Certified Call Mrs.A.C. Graves, 609.921. mixud bred. akc standard 4971CHEVROLET Vega - low 201.998-2137 Pick-ups, Vans,4-wheel six, exeullent condition. Also mileage in A-Icondition. 20 drives, Suburbans, Dumpers 1969 CHEVY% ton pick-up teachers.609-448-7930. tf 6122.Ilours 8-4. Call aheadfor poodle - palominoshepherd, truck, 396 V-6 engine power NEIGHBORHOODyard sale - I Saturday appointments. 5-8 whelped3-15. Stron~ healthy mpg. snowtires, $1500. 609- and Mediu duty trucks. WE BUY CLEAN LATE 452-8701til 4 p.m. or609-921- 1969VOLKS~VAGEN - 2 door m steering, powerbrakes. Will Sat. May25, l0 to 4 p.m. Old I pups. 9 blac ", 1 palomino$20. 2557nights and weekends. 5-8 sedan.Very good condition. OVERSTOCKED- sell camper alone or as INSTRUCTIONin knitting & .trunk, belt massager (like) on9-924-1601. 5-8 MODEL DOMESTIC USED Newtires, rebuilt engine.Call CLEARANCE completeanit.609-466-3159.5. crocheting Wed. 10-5, Fabric new,% offl toys, clothing, I CARS FOR CASH. after 7p,m. 609.448-3923.5.22 blill, WarrenPlaza ’,Vest, East dishes and many other good [ .... COLONIAL MOTORS 15 Windsor, N.J. 509-448-7270.. NASSAU CONOVER MOTOR "TruckCenter" bargaius.Follow signs. Corner HIDEAWAY FARM AN- 1969 AMCRebel, 4 dr. sedan, 1970TRAVEL TRAILER - 15 Thurs. 1-0. Eaton Ave., of CairnsPI. & Marion,D.r. [n I GOLDENRETRIEVER - Rt.206 & CherryValley auto. P,S., Radio, $895. 17 U.S.Rt. #22, North Brunch R.long.Excellent condition. Somerset,N.J.201.~8-8898. ft. Belle Mead. (off HarHnganmae AKC1-3 mos. 1-7 rues. NOUNCESthat riding in- Princeton COUNTRY SQUIRE LTD 420!) 722.2700 Sacrifice a09-,H8-1~8Week- struction and training win now 609-921-6400 mpg.Call after 6 p.m. (2011 6/19 ltd.) 5-22 Sho(,~ Fi’eld, Obedience be given by Lori Lampert Ford- ’69,a.c, stereo, p.b., 297-2464. 5-8 days only. 5-22 Catfiarine. Beginners thru excellentcondition, $Io090. MU"’LTI-TAM garage " ILY e, I 448-5464Sol I Zetasam Ev.609-655-4359. Kennels Days 8-22609- advanced, drassage eom- Call609-924-3095 or609-452- WRECKERS Sat. Mayltth9 a.m. RamDate 4550. 5-22 TRAILERFOR SALE- 1973 biaedtraining and showing. ’69 VWfor sale - only 35,000 New & Used HoldayRambler - 29 ft., twin DRAKEBusINEss A’) Sun. May12th. I-[ansshuld Finest indoor and outdoor AutosFor Sale Weld.Built BodyCompany COLLEGE items, sporting goads craft mi., original ownerla school Distributor bedded center bath, in ex- fooility and care for the teacher~onest), sedan with celant eondton wth ar items clothin~ 78 records training and boarding of your SUNSETAUTO SALES 17 LivingstonAve. new original pa,n’tmgs from sunroof, 4 speedstick shift for Route12 conditioner, t.v. anlenna and . : FeedsandGra ns horse. Call or come out VWPOP-TOPCAMPER68,r&hI ’70 FORDMUSTANG 302-V8, best gas mileage, am-fro Bat jacks. Hashad very little NewBrunswick, N.J. the orient, furniture, l~oks, forallauimals anytime. Lindbergh Road[ Baptistown,N.J, use. 609-924.4623. 5-15 CompleteSeeretarialand Lowmileage, fully equipped I auto, disc brakes blue w." radio rear windowdefroster, 201-996-215’7 toys baby equip., jhwelryetc. at tl)SI,;DAI.F.MII.I.S Hepewell.’609-466.3426. tent~ gas heater, impeeted.I defngger,.27vinyl top,300 rear mi. Stillwindow under leatherette interior un- AccountingCourses Directions: tram Hightstown 274 AlexanderSt Avadablelate May.609-z~z- I 5 yr. 50,000mi warranty. Call derooated,beaut ful condition Day and Nigq~t Courses ’ Route 33 east to TownHouse Priuceton ’ relephonc: WANTED - Small mixed- 7459- days. 609-8&1-6945- I after 9 p.m. 5~-924-0~5or 92t- inside andout. $I,375. 609-587- Absolutedeadline for 1970 VW CAMPER: new 2o 1-249-0347’ Motel, turn right on Davison 600-924-0134 breed male puppy. Under 8 evenings. ~06for appointmant. 5-8 tf; road, turn right onto Farr Ave. tf 5-22[ 3521. 5-15 oancellinga classified engine,$2000. Call 215-862.9101, weeks,Call Fieta 609.921-2122, Askfor BunSagar. 5-8 5-8 I ad is 5pmmonday .....
cul-d:sae. ~5-8’ t THE PRINCETON PACKET "Seven For Central Jersey" *HILLSBOROUGHBEACON,. ’l’hld,awmnla~I~dg[~r TheManville News 7tie CENTI~LPOST ll)INDSOR-HIGHTS ttER./tLD Class i fi’e d .,qdv er fis ing The F, anklin NEWS¯RECORD TItURSDAY,MAY 9, 1974 7-B Instruction SpecialServices SpecialServices SpecialServices SpecialServices Garden-LandscapeWantedTo Rent WantedTo Rent / ForRent - Apts.
NEED RELP? CAN’T DRIVE GARAGE DOORS IN- DEPENDABLEGrandmother CUSTOMMADE GREETING seeks small apt. Rightstown A NAIL? WANT A CAR- STALLED& llEPAIIIED -- CARDS- Looking for distinc- East Windsor SAILING WEEKENDS - CESSPOOLS PENTER?Call Walt Dye 609: lieasnnable. Free t~timates, OBAI, vicinity. Willconsider sharing 3 BUSINESSMENlooking for SPECIAL DEAL AND tive personalized sweet 16 (;Altl)EN 31AItKETINGINC. apt. 609-443-1452. 5-8 apartment.3 bedroom,Willing 1 &2Bedroom apts. A C. From group 2 to 5 persons, in- 448-1555or 4,t6-7571. tI 201-2O7-3797. if: invitations, birth an- struction on sloopin Burnegat, SEPTICTANKS to workon place as partial $165incl. carpeting. Beautiful CLEANED nounccmentsor other greeting Landscape payment.Calla[tcr 5 p.m.609- grounds. SwimClub. heated guest home,201.464- CATERING8 to 80. French, cards? VII design them Designerand Contractor. 5731 after 6. 5-9 7 Trucks-NoWaiting English or Americancuisine. YOUNGBUSINESS couple 882-5546. 5-22 BROOKWOODGARDENS CIIAIBS: CANED.RUSIIED especiallyfor you.Call 509-585- H!ekoryCorner Rd. Experienced.(6091587-4050. tf 4204. 5-8 AlexanderSt. looking for secluded housein RUSSELl,ItEID CO. reglued, tightened, repaired. country. Within 45 min. near Rt. 130 Furniture refinished. Yearsof Princeton (609)448-5531 ON-TIlE-JOB Factory 609-452-2401 Trcnton. $2O0range. Call 20 YearsExperience experience. Free pick.up and 609-883-4565. 6-5 }lAVEYOU a prettythree Training Jobs coming soon. 201-844-2534 201-356-5800delivery. 609-896-0057 ff NEED REPAIRS, tf bedroom duplex in the Jef- 6-29 For further information call ff ILICIIAIIDIJ E’I’I’Y 509-799-1ff98 I{EMODELING, CON- fcrson Rd or other bero area 609-443-4484. tf EXCAVATING LANDSCAPING STRUCTION?We’ll do just becomingavailable by Sept. about anything. No joh too Is,? Wanted by Prn family HOUSEPAINTING -- Also DEMOLITION TREES ANDSHRUBS with excellent local barns, fcnces. Interior work; Se )tic systems-sewer& water small. Robertson& Son, 609. Youngdoctor and wife seek ANNOUNCING las tering,, papering. B &"l’ ,737.2260. tf refcranccs.PleasecallG09-824- TWOYOUNG professional Resumes lines connccted, driveways& Whiteand black pine I0~-2 ’ Princetonhome to sub-let this 9747. 5-22 womenseek third to share YOUR ENGAGEMENT? ~ainting.609-~96-9049eves. tf larking areus constructed, Hetzjuniper = ,.o, summer. Medical care for large centrally located andc curing. Large yews 6’ plants, lawns miscellaneous. -- apartment.609-921-2O11, after cull609-448-5623 foryour free IlightstnwnRd. l’rinccton Jet. DAIIKItOOJI open to the Large Kwanzan cherry Veryresponsi~ e Call 212-744- 5-22 newspaperportrait from JAY. tf ...... 15. tf MASONCtINTBACTOIt public by thc hour. Develop Spruce-Norwayand Blue 8901. 5-29 PROFESSIONALCOUPLE - REDIT - Resume Editing. your ownfilm. Instruction Also Red or Green laee leaf Rutgcrs faculty seeksmall Personalized. (609)695.2505. available. Camera & maples, wecping dogwood, house in country betweenI By Appointment. Room13 Fireplaces, stone, brickwork, I steps patios, concrete, DarkroomUnlimited, James- Japanese Red- Maples, Rutgurs and Princeton [8 ROOMAPT, for month of 664 WhiteheadRd. & US 1, DRESSMAKING AND waterproofng etc. hurg Shopping Center. Route Crimson King Maples, Box- beginningSept. or Oct. Please I June only. Furnishedelese to GardenState Capital. ALTERATIONS- Janiee 130,llighlstown. 609-448-8888. woodetc. MIDDLE-AGEDwidow, no flUME I{EI.’RIGEItATION contact ProL.Farstenzer mt Princeton c...... -o~’...t,~w.~ns " Wolfe.Call 609-448-2125. tf WM.FISIIEH I~UII.DEB’S REI’AIR - refrigerators. 5-8 Special- Well rotted manure- children, no pets, sceksthree NewYork. 212-0R3-9609or I available Call 6~-924-70345-8 INC. freezers, windowair (2011- $2.50large bag. roomsand bath unfurnished Dept. of History, Rutgers I ...... -----"’"- 509-799-3819 ditioners. Manville - Somer- CONCRETE & MASONRY apartment,nice location in College, NewBrunswick. 5-29 l AWRENCETWP . 4 rooms tf ville area. 201-526-I016. 5"15 work.Freeestimates. Call 609- WilliamSchiller Princeton.Call 609-586-5340. tf & bath available. Completely BusinessServices MASON’S 862-0764or609-862-7188 after 5 509-466-1667 private conv. to public trans. CAItI’ET CI.EANING ~.m. 5-22 5-8 I{esp. bus. couple. Nochildreo or pets. Rent negotiable for WANTEDto rent - Private 2 WANTyoung lady to share TYIqNG I.)ONE IN PRIN- llurry, it’s spring time. CATERING -- Intimate CARPI~NTRY,REI~AIRS and I,AWNS CUT. WEEDS Bdrmapt or part of house in mamt. duties. Reply with I’ETONAItEA -- hv an ex- Carpets cleaned at your home dinner parties to large small alterations. Call (609) I’U l,l,I’;I), GARDENING apartment near University details to Princcton Packet or office. Steammethod. No receptions. Variety of menes. PIIOTOGRAPIIY Cranbury-Plainsbarogeneral Cal 609-921-7411. )erienced secretarv" working 790-0670after 5:30 p.m. tf I)ONE.Ca11609-758-8110. 5-29 area oh or before Aug.1. Quiet "tf Box(12553, 5-15 [rein honle. A[ v)urk com- shrinkage, no distortion. Call 509-655-0968." tf ...... IT’S YOURWEDDING! delccl m, Selectric If Guaranteed satisfaction and responsible couple with 1 yr ROOF PROBLEM?Save 75 GARDENplowing or LAWN old child. Will exchangeyd. MOTHER&3 children want to TWOusfurnished apts. for tv x, wriler. Nojohtoo smallor free estimates. Call 608.737. WINDOW ULASS & IT’S YOUR DAY! share house or apt w-samein ~a’ge.Cal 600"921-3:~38 after 4 tf per cent cost of reroof on flat culling done.Call 11O9-443-1424work & house rcpmr for rent. Walking distance to roof, guaranteed7 years. Call PI,EXI(;I,AS installed iu or 448.2015. 5-15 portion of rent. Call 609.443- Mont. Twp.by Aug. Call 201- University &railroad station p.m. 4/24 201-521-3500. 5-22 dol)rs, Windov.’ scrcens I just wantto recordit. 4218. 5-22 359-4596 5-22 co onial homenear PalmerSq. replaced. Quick serried. Largekitchen, walkin pantry, FUItNITURErefinishing - CUSTOM MADE SLIP- Ilights llarilware 1116Mcrcer JAY NEED HOUSEor apt in St. tdowntownltigbtstownL I C()MI:’I,ETE -- LAWN 2 sun porches living room & reasonable. Don’t throw it COVERS-- bring your own If SEItVICE.(;all 609-737-0834. RUTGERS U. COACH & Montgomery Twp. by Aug. dining room,high ceilings, 2 TIIESIS & MANUSCRIPT away discover its natural fabricorsclect fromours. Call 600-448-56ZI 5/15 family seeks 3bedroomhouse Reasonable.Call 201-359-4596bedrooms, 2 baths, alI on Typing. Dissertations. IBM )eauty. 609.799-0076eves TF 609-585.3244. tf or large apt. for Sept..Oct. 1 5-22 ground floor. Second apt. Executive& Seleetric II type¯ year or longer. Call 201-832- groundfloor large living room 10 )’ears exp. Mrs,DiCieco, MOVING AND HAULING, STEIt El ) Tit OL’BI,I.,S? tf 7855 or after 6 p.m. 609.466- with fireplace, dinette, small 600-890-0~4. ff odd jobs. Rates negotiable, CERAMICTile Walls, Floors, PAINTING- interior and TttE ENGLIS}I LANDSCAPE2798. 5-22 ForRent - Roomssunny kitchen, second floor 3 201-249-5893. 5/15 repairs, etc. Linoleum& Vinyl exterior Neat and reasonable. DESIGNEH-- Landscape bedrooms, or can he 2 Floors, Carpet Cleaning. Ilring us Yourreceiver, turn- I Special low price on small designs, rototilling, sodding, bedrooms, large library, 2 Edgar A. Dormer, 387 table, o’r tape recorder I Immes. Free estimate. Call shrubbery placement, shade baths. Rcnt$425. to $485. per GIRI~ AVAILABLEfor light -VoL-K-I~’IJGCLE A NI NG problems. All work fully trees. Free estimates. Call 201- RENT HOUSEfor summer NICELY FURN[SHEDroom me. Available July 1. Long housekeeping daytime. Call and Franklin Ave., Phone6[19-924- I 609-883-7125between 5-7 p.m"5- Roosevelt-I-lightstown.We’re forrent. 609-452-8127 or609-924- 0365. If guaranteed; corn mtitive 15 546-5165. tf willing to house-sit. 6O9.448. lease preferred.609-924-0024. Vulk Rug Cleaning 609-448- FLOOR WAXING )rices. Friendly informal 6300. 5-15 5-15 0120. tf atnmsphere. N(fr A SIIOP. 0390 5-22 Rugsprofessionally cleaned in ConsumerBureau Rcgistcrcd tour home. Dry within one BI{OTIIERSI.,ANDSCAPING AmwellElectronics; 609-452-J FOR RENT - Princeton SpectalServices mur. Guaranteed no 2802, 6 PM-10PM. tf Interior andExterior - Ed & Marly Kirehner. Director, Schoolof Art, Ohio MALE-- to share 4 bedroom shrinkage. Free estimates. GOUItMI,Yr-TO-GO won- Painting Power thatching, trees cut, Univ.and wife (no children or house in llopewell with 3 Junction, 5 room duplex Call (609)448-0120. tf dcrful food for parties at spring lawn rencwal, conlplcte pets) wish to rent nice fur. adults, I dog, I cat 2 goldfish fireplace, garage large yard. home.Delivery dailv. After PItICE CONSCIOUS? lawn & hmdscapeservice. For nishcd house or apartment, and 64 plants. Approx.$80 per $295plus utilities. Cull609-924- PAINTING 5:3(I p.m. phohe60!i-737-LX192 201-521-0670 3086. 5-8 tf free estimate, call 201.257. June 8 - July 0. Write Box numth.609-466-2758. 5-15 PAINTING: INTERIOR & by college Grads for menu. IIUII.DER -- Professional Janlesborg :~J58. I f 02558, Princeton Packet. 5-22 I’:XTERIOR Top quality craftsmanship. All phases of If work,. Free Estimates "THE HIGHESTQUALITY" ...... huikling. M.R. TOTII CON- FURN ROOM cooking Reasonable Rates. Fully TYPEWRITERREPAIR -- S’rRuC’rlON,Cranbury, N.J. ROOMSPAINTED - Free PROFESSIONAL young Insured. Capitol Painting 609. NOJI)BS TOOSMALl, Generalcleaning and repairs. 600-(55-2330or201-329-6013. tf JIM BEAVER womanseeking private apt. or facilities, dose to N.Y. bus. estimates reasonable rates. (undergradHorticulturist) Responsible gentleman. Call APT. FORSUBLET, $185 per 883.1537. tf Free cstimates. Call Ed Call 6~3-799-1462. 5-8 cottage on estate. Havepets. nno,th, 2ndfl. June thru Sept. ReferencesReasonable Prices Radigan609-448-fft43. If Max. $200. excellent 609-924-0434eves &wknds. 5-15 BEAVERLANDSCAPE- 1. ModernI bdrm. Niceneigh- FREE ESTIMATES rcferences. 609-737.1332.5-15 bars. Fardetails, 609-448-4291. I,:I,I,:(’Tll I(’AI,WOItK LAWNS& GARDENS COZYCLEAN furnished room 5-15 near IIighstown. Phone Call 609.924.3962 I’ItlNCI.TrON CEItAMIC,vinyl-asbestos and RESPONSIBLE PERSON ALUMINUM SIDING DISPOSAl. SERVICE Nojob too largeor small.Free turf maintenance;herhacions cvcings609-448.0558. 5-15 CLEANERSof N. J. At- .. 5-15 vinyl tiling: wallpapering; estimates. Reasonablerat~ ,design; Summercontracting with references desires Rt. 130&]lalf Acreltd. carpentry androof rcpairs. No RESIDENTAL & COM- housing with kitchen tention: Mobile & Home Cranbury,N.J. all wm’k guaranteed. Call privileges for summer or ROOMSand semi-efficieneies t}wncrs. Call now for low WEDDING 609-395.13~1 Job Too"Small! ltensonable. (;erard W. Kerr, electrical MERCIAL at weekly rates. Princeton FURNISHEDap.t. for gen- spring rates. 201-679-3170.’tf 201-359-2714. tf 609-448-8806 longer. Askfor Evelyn, 609- tlemen-in Manwlle.Utilities PIIOTOGRAPHER -- contractor. 609-392-6243. 921-9660. 5-15 MaoorMotor Hotel. U.S. #1, Preserve your memories of llome andIndustry l,icense No.4750. 5-1 5-15 MonmouthJet. 2O1-32o-4555. ff included.2Ol-725-5667. 5-22 that unforgettable day in "Garbag~i:ras}le’cliubbish ’-- sparkling color. 12 years’ R))iil~:]is--ulTlio-l-,s-;~-l~ MOVING?Pick up trucks & I.ANDSCAPING- Lawn in- YOUNGBoston couple seeks East Windsor F &II I.;I,FC’rliICAI, experience photographing Haulingofall’I~’pes sbap at Ilomescrvicc. Quality moversfor hire. Cheap. Call stallation, renovation and 2-1 bedroomapartnmnt in an ONE MONTHS Ct)NTItACTtIRS weddings. Reasonablerates. tl work n[ reasonable prices. 600-883-7125betv,,een 5 &7 p.m. muintenance. R.W. Sinclair. older housestarting June. No I0 room FARMHOUSE to FREE RENT LicensedElectrician (609)587-4850. tf chihlren, no pets, weprefer a share. 2 mi. outside of 609-448-5202 (’all 600-799-2807. 7-31 5-15 Call (;09-586-0147. 5-29 Rigbtstown ’ open homey apartment dose to surroundings. C~a~l20t-677- Immediate occupancy. Ultra Free Estimates PIANOTUNING & REPAIRS I,;X PI£RI FNCEDInterior University. Will respond and Residential-Cornmereial FIELD BACKHOESERVICE 0500. days. 5-15 modern1 & 2 bedroomapts. reasonable rates, all wark Exteriorpaintiog 11.,,’ leachcrs. ’rltEE SERVICE -- Say visit. Write Peter McLoughlin, Air conditionedand carpeted. Industrial CreamRidge, NJ guaranteed.Call (201i 257-42O4I"ree estiulates. Call 600-440- Bldg.Svcs. & Supply 50 ltaymond St., Allston, tf 609-785-7508 ’*Thankyou" to a green plant 2 bedroomapts. have2 baths. or (201) 828-6494. TF ([9(16a fief 0p.ln. 5-15 teday ~ Tolal PROFESSIONALMass. 02134. 5-22 From$190. CHESTNUT-WILLOW Fill Dirt- TopSoil- N.W. MAUl.& SON tree care by fully insured Gravel Stagandoe Farm Ser- SMALLfamily with young 216 DarchesorDr. PAINTING-- Small car- DANNYPAINTING Ctl -- PAINTING WANTED.Ex- U.S. Hv,’y. 1:1O& Griggs Drive vices...... also, Landscape CAREER WOMAN w-2 baby urgently needs a house {609)448-6960 pentrvjobs. Call 609-448-0683. Trcnching-Footings pcrienccdpainter for cxterior 201-32o-4656 children (girls, ages 11 & 7) 5-22 " tf tf Interior & Exterior. Division - design through for the summerin Princeton Reasonablerates. Satisfaction or interim" work. Free installation. Total programof seeks l or 2 bedroomcottage- area 0~ousesitting or rental). RepairServiee apartment - trailer . house Prefer somethingavailable in ROOFING-- interior & ex- Residential & estimates, reasonable rates. Electrical Power& land clearing through plan- APT. FOR RENTcenter of ~uarantced.ommcrcial. Call anytim~i Call Gregafter 6:00 1609)921- ting. Woodehipsavailable. rental under$200. Call 201.297- June. Phone609-924-2446 after terior home improvements. 2107; anytime wcckends 5-8 IJghting Installations 5840or 297-5152. 5-16 7:30p.m. 5-15 Princeton. Living room, Free estimates. Call 609-443- IAGIIT hauling, odd jobs (609)3~34718. " lnudstrial Maintenance (6[)9)737-3242. 5-15 bdrm., large country kitchen, 39(16. tf clean ups Igarages, attics, tf closed-in porch, private basements, yards ctc.) Call garden and parking.Fully Larry for free estimates 609- IqANO TCNING X~,r h’,, waituntil the roofleaks. ,) I FORRENT - NewHope Pa. furnished with bed linen and IiECYCLEall your brush and 443.3118after 5 p.m. 5-8 Plan ahead for your roofing D(IEI{ Ll’:lt I.ANDSCAPESRESPONSIBLEyoung man Lovely old country home on 5 kitchenutensils. Avail. May5. garden debris to makecom- CARPENTB.Y, ’Regulating ltepairing nceds. desires apartment in Prin-lacrcs, peal pmvileges in $265.609-452-2652. 5-15 post or mulch. Remember.no ALTERATIONS. AD- Iit HII.:IITII. IIAI,I,IEZ NEWROOFS REPAIRS LandscapeDesigning ceton area starting September I summer.Roomers (3) have burningin NewJersey! 30 h.p. DITIONS.No inb too large or ltegislered and 1, 1974. Please call 609-921-Itheir ownbedrooms, wing, .dripper with operator. $20.00 too small. DangHenk, Builder, MemberPianu Teeludcians CO11PEII& SCIIAF’ER Centraeting 8000,cxt. ~81, 9-5, or 201-526-[ entrance,privacy, large living per hour, $25ram. Cull Doorlar PAVING- Asphalt, blacktop, 609-fi56.1221. tf Guihl, lac. 63 Moran Princeton (;09-924-1221 4716afterGp.m. 5-22 roomwith fireplace, wull-to- PItINCETON ARMS Landscapes,609.924-1221. TF stone & gravel. Parking lots, 6o9-021-7242 509.924.2003 tf wall carpeting, T.V. kitchen- Luxury Apartments driveway sealing. Free tf tf _ dining area. Attractively estimates. 609-e35-8450or 608. [furnished. All utilities paid. SUMMEliROUSE painting by $35porweek.Call:215-562-5330t and2 bedrooms.Individually cullege st udents. Experienced. 924-9108before 7:3O a.m. or GARDENTILLING -- Call APARTMENT OR SMALL controlled heat. 2 air con- after 5::10 p.m.G.Davis. tf NASSAUPOt)I,S CUSTOMmill wark. cabinetry "I’ll INKINGABOUT building a 600-737-t1834. 5/15 ...... after 6 p m 1 roomavail, at Lowestrates, fi09-,~32-3667or pond or need land cleared? ttuuSt~ wanteu for qutet present. " ’ 522. ditioners. Individual 1~10-50.}-4.60~t¢oafler 5. ff and nlarHle carpentry. Wark young couple with 2 small Balconies. 12 cut. ft. In-ground pools. Aluminum done ill nlV shnp or al boat. Call tAlooa) - Concrete Block children. Nopets. Call (29t) Refrigerator. VenetianBlinds. Wood- %inylr fined Pools - Frec ailvi(~e alv.’ava (09-452- MCGILLANEXCAVATING 8~-8348 or write Box 187, Largewalk-in closets. Private CERAMICtile -- expertly Cutup etc v Instal ed Also tf IN(;.. TflOUSANDSof Plants on Middlebush,N.J. 5-22 RESPONSIBLE female entrances. Laundryroom with PIRONE DRIVEWAY installed. Specializing m the Available" Pool Kits - display at Leyrer & Smith wanted-- to share furnished washcrs and dryers. Wall to CONSTRUCTION- Black top, waterproofing and repair of Chemicals- Accessories - Bulldozers, front end loader Garden Center 2O.’2OGreen- home with 2 professional wall carpeting in 2rid floor gravel, top soil, years of ex- walls and floors damagedby Patios - Fencing. drag line, dumptrailers and woodAve. ,Route 331 Trenton, women.Call 609-924-9471eves. apartments. Superintendent perience. Call anytime609-452- completedemolition work. 609 N. J. Quality plants SMALLFAMILY - returning on site. Rentsstart at $180up. 9182. tf tub or showerleaks. Call Mr. Financing Arranged / wknds, tf Tile 609-883-7443. ff PAPEIt IIANGING AND ~J9-6098. tf reasonably priced for those east coast urgently need WSI. FISIIER IIUIIA)EItS SCRAPING.Prompt personal wire want the very best in summcrrental or housesit- Modelapartment - Telephone INC. smwice. All types nf wa}l garden supplies and nursery ring. Approx..Jane I -Aug.31. (669) 448.4801. (Open daily PAINTING & PAPER- 609-799-3810 covering. Free ~stimates. Dan PLUMBING& IIEATING stock. Open7 days. Call 608. Call 609-924-2445after 7:39 from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. SWIMMINGPOOLS FILLI~.D OIL BURNERS 587-3333. 5/22 ~.m. 5-8 ROOMFOR RENT in private except Sunday) Directmns HANGING,Frank Janda 292 -- Call 609-466.0706or 466-2078. tf ltndenstem609.585.~376. tf from Princeton: Prineeton- DutchNeck Rd. Cal (609) 448- 7/31 homenear RCALaboratories; 3578. TF J.B.ItEIII)ING & SON INC. gentleman only; parking on HightstownRoad, turn right ’_)34Nassau 51. prcmises; please call 609.452- on OldTrenton Road, 1/2 mile PAINTING& wall papering Princeton LAWNMAINTENANCE - at’ EXECUTIVE& family needs7 ~1~evenings or wee’kends,ff turnleft andfollow signs, wall repair. Interior and ex- CUSTOMCARPENTRY -- Kitchens and bathrooms in- TEACItERgiving bids for ELECTRICIAN--i 509443-5268 ( reasonable rates. Call Le Roy or 8 bedroom house in Prm- terior. Call B & T I elating. painting jobs to be done this -- Industrial Conunercial 609.924.0166 Diefenbach.609-440-4757. tf ectonfor Augustar earlier, on 600-~16-9040eves. tf stalled, repairs, remodeling alterations cellars attics summer. Reasonable rates. Residcntia, repa rs, cloctri¢ tf either short o r longterm lease. After 4 p.m. 609-466-0592 W ng to pay up to $800 LIGWr HAULINGand odd garages, panelling, ceilings. doorbells, intercoms, Free MASONWORK. Repairs & TI{EECOreally cart~ about jobs. Call 609-443-3541after 5 All work guaranteed - fully CharlesFaherty, llopewell. 5- Estinmtcs. tf nmnthly.Please ca I 201.757- 8 newjobs, tile, plastering, etc. Year trees andshrubs. For an 2600. tf FURNISHED ROOM for SUBLET- 1 bdrm apt., p.m. for free estimate on yo~ insured. Call 609-259.8795.5-29 201-297-9327. 5-15 hesthetically ecological entleman on quiet street, 2 Princeton Meadows $221, job. tf estimate, call Lawrence ~locks off MainSt., Manville. available immediatey. Call Staying homethis year.n Wh~, ELECTRICALWORK -- No NELSONGLASS & Bensan II, 609-460-3052. Calldays, (201) 725.6360,or after 6:30p.m.609-799-2860. 5- CLEANUP jobs and light I’runing natural feedinl~, eves.(2011 722-5524. t! 22 hauling. Call Jeff after 5 p.m. not develop your home.land- job too big or too small. Work- AI,UMINUM cabling, rcmova,ra lread tte R.N,seeks housingas of June. MOVING?? scaping so you can enjoy a manshipguaranteed. Call 201- 45 SPITINGST. 609-924-1169. 5/L9 PItlNCETON landscaping. 5-22 Prefers small house or cot- Call,laspar, the dependable vacation at frame.Call Doorler 821-8153. tf tage. No morethan 30 rain. Landscapesand ask one of our 609-924-2880 ride from Belle Meadarea. nmvingman. Insured. designers lo show you nur MIRRORS FEMALE ROOMMATE LAWRENCEDAY CARE 201-247-0787 NI’:EI} AGOOD AUTOGLASS KARKALITSlandscaping and Mustbe quiet andprivate with wantedto share large studio FORRENT in S. Jersey - 2 CENTER tf patio ideas - er perhaps some I’;I,I’:CTRR.’I AN? ong term lease and bdrm townhouseall applic.~ privaoy planting is whars PIJtTE & WINDOWGLASS nmintenance.Plantings, beds, reasonable rent. Woud room,starting MayI. Private bus immediateopenings needed Look over your TF Imvninstallation. NDjob too a.c, w.w carpeting, use of Call lhilm Elootrieal Con- consider sharing larger homeentrance and all kitchen and commanit/pool, immaculate. Weare also accepting ap- grounds and ask about" the tracting. Free estimates. (201) small, 6oo-921-2865,Box 1140, or farm house with mature aandry15rivileges. Rent$150. many ways of making your SEAMLESS ALUMINUM Princeton, N.J, ~er nmnth,split $75.each. Call Rcf. reqmred. $275 per me. plications for September ) 359-4240. Consumer Bureau person(s).609-924-58.?.6. 5-1 609-877*0092. 5-8 enrollment. I}ItAINAGE I ROBLEMS yard moreuseful, beautiful, registercd, No. 1794. tf GU’ITERSVictor Diamond, tf ffter 0 609.921-2053,ask for For informationcall andenjoyable. 609-924-1221. R.R. 2, Box 219, Bridgepoint Susie. 5-8 883-3399Ext. 8 Wctbasement: Lawwet areas Rd., Belle Mead,N.J. 08502, Man.9-12Wed12:30-4 Frig-5 in your yard? Call Doorler ’..101-:159-3641night, 608-924-1643 GROWYOUR OWN! GAR- Landscapes. Perhaps we can ROOFING AND day. DENSFOR RENTNear Twin BUSINESS COUPLE, no ForRent -¯ Apts. FRANKLIN CORNER ~:~2 helpyou find solutionsto these REROOFING.John Septak. FIREPLACES -- Wood TF Rivers. Reasonable Rates. children,desire apartment or GARDENS-- Lawrenceville- drainage problems. Weare a CallalterSpm609.448-1737. tf hurning. Beat the predicted Call 609.443-6776. 5-8 smallhouse in Princeton- Just off of Rt. #1 on Franklin total landseape service com- fuel shortage. Guarautcedtn Lawrcnce area. Reasonable Corner Rd. 1 & 2 bedroom pany offering the finest in work.Many style to cbesse for rent, please call Larry, 609. 4 ROOMAPT in Hightstown - apartments from $220 up. ItOUSEPAINTING - inside, inside finish. 2Ol.2O7-2603day 292-2900days and 201-~59.89082nd fear, private entrance Each ane features moderneat- outside. Exper. college landscape design and con- struction. 609-924-1221.5129 UPHOLSTER.Y- Free shop at or nite. tf Garden-LandscapeWantedTo Rent nights. 5-8 $165 includes heat. Call 609- in kitchen full dining roomnr students. Local refs. Quality homeservice. Free estimates. 448-1870 tf den, living room.Heat, hot workmanship guaranteed. Free pickup &delivery. 1600s I water and air eondRioulng. Copmpetitive rates. 20"(disc. LAMP SHADES -- laml of f ne quality fabrics to LAWNMOWERS and bikes For Sale: Green house, 18* x COUPLESEEKS - cottageor PROFESSIONALCOUPLE ’- FEMALEROOMMATE want-I Optional wall/wall carpeting. on pa,nt. Call Bill Raleigh or mountingand repeim, Nassat choose from. Askfor Johnnie repaired. Tom Cooper 5 35’, with benches & heating smallhome to rentin countySEEKS SMALL HOUSE OR ed to share 2 bedroomI Furnished or unfurnish&l. Call Joe Wright,609-924-7318 or 609. Interiors, 162 Nassau St. or George.609-443-3738. 5-15 SecondSt., HopeweI, NJ,609- system. $675. Call after 5:30 commutingdistance from APT. PREFER COUNTRY. apartment. Your share $115.,I 009-890-0890 or comein 921-9860. 5-22 p.m., (201)359-3430, 5-22 Call after 7p.m.609-921-7~9~85- util. ineludad. Call 009-448-1anytime, tf Princeton. 465-1154. 5-8 Trenton.Call 609-393-5131: 5-0 5441,evenings 5:30 t0 8. tf TIlE PRINCETONR/tCKET "Seven For Central Jersey" CHILLSBOROUGHBEACO~ "lln:hlwn~,t:(; I.i;tl!]lr TIIE CENTRJ/L POST ]’he ManvilleNews LUINDSOR-tlIGIITS IIERJtLD Classified Jqdvertising lit(’ |:hl|tklhl N|WSR[CORD ’rllUItSI)AY, MAY% 197,l J lte, &Stz,lts , INSURORS ¯ REALTORS NOW RENTING you’ll. TheManagement Corp. Inc, of NewJersey, Broker-Doale~ NORTHGATEAPARTMENTS ROSSMOOROFFICE: 127 SUSSEXWAY, JAMESBURG, N.J. 08831 One Mile Road For5oh, nl lh~.m,w)r.’rh,, t;0imao,in Ad.h,’.,.)lmu,h)" Li~in~. and Princefon-Hightstown Rd. never leave. Allrnan,w~ are f,lly eq,il,i)*,d~,hh .,h+nrh. al.l,lbm.’.’- aud enj,,:. (oppositeMcGraw Hilll con)l,hm" ehlbh.n~, pr;~ ilegr,~ ;)n(I Golf (:our~., East Windsor, N.J. It maybe a little hard finding LawrenceMews HANCOCK- Second floor apartment, superb the first time you look for it. Andfor a very location overlooking park and golf course. Two good reason. bedroomsand bath. Modestinvestment. We’re just far enough away from the road I and 2 Bedrooms so lhe traffic and congestion and noise can’t JACKSON- Spacious 2 bedroom, 1 bath apart- get to you. But close enoughto all the public ment.Easy walk to clubhouseand all facilities. from $195 month transportation so you can get to it. (Like Assume5 Y,, %tong term mortgage. the bus that stops righl at the corner.) NEWHAMPSHIRE - Immaculate 2 bedroom, 2 Lawrence Mews, in prestigious Lawrence bath upstairs apErtment.Pleasant surroundings. Township. has beautiful one-bedroom $33,500 Features: apartments with spacious rooms, wall-to-waN ¯ SWIMMINGPOOL WANTEDA FAMILY to live in a lovely4 bedroomhome with a foyer, terrific riv/ng carpeting, all-electric kitchens, air VERMONT- Twobedroom, 2 bath with lovely n PLAYGROUNDFACILITIES teemwith fireplace and a veryformal dining room; a largefamily sized kitchen, fun panelledenclosed patio. Plentyof closets. $41,900 familyroom with sliding doors leading to anin-ground pool and a full basement.All this conditioning, window-wall living rooms, patios ¯ OFFSTREET PARKING onan acre + tot. or balconies, tennis courts and a swimming ¯ AIRCONDITIONERS CALLWEST WINDSOR ...... $52,900. pool included in your rental. DELAWARE- Brand new cream puff. Never oc- cupied. Two bedroom, 1Vz bath. Moveright R KITCHENWITH DINING AREA IMMEDIATEOCCUPANCY - brand new 4 bedroom,2 V~bath home in woodedset- Nowyou see what we mean. It’s well worth in...priced right. $43,500. ¯THERMOSTATCONTROLtED HEAT ting. Manyunique features, Just minutes from Palmer $ouare. Open Sundays in the the little extra etfofl to find us the first time. PMfor yourinspection. becauseafter thai, you’ll never want to leave, (includedin rental) CALLPENNINGTON ...... ~,9~. RWASHER& DRYER FACILITIES LINVALEROAD - Large Colonial farmhouse. Renovated inside and out bythe plosent r~ 609 - 655- 2770 ¯ RESIDENTSUPERINTENDENT owners,Six large bedrooms. 3 full baths,country kitchen with fireplace, full dining FROMONLY $235 MO. ¯ MASTERTV ANTENNA room,study, large living room.Lots of oldwood and paneling. Caniage house with stall. F?EALfOt~ Ingroundpooh Five acres, beautifully landscaped, woods and stream. CALLPRINCETON ...... $11S,000. EASTWINDSOR REFRESHINGLYROOMY4 bedroom, 2 bath homein primelocation. ThisPrinceton MODEL Junctionranch has family room with fireplace, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, Many Furnished model open daily, noon ~o 5 PM. RealEstate For Rent $40,000 will purchase APARTMENTOPEN DAILY interestingfeatures; families will loveit. Justoff Rt.206.north of Trenton, this pleasant rancher (609) 448-5935 CALLWEST WIN DSOR ...... $56,500. 2 blocksabove Brunswick Ave. Circle FOILRENT-- brand new, four bedroom, Colunial in with 3 bedrooms,tiled Lawrence Woods. Less than bath, eat-in kitchen and one mile from the center el enclosed breezeway. I,awrenceville. Largefront to StateFarm’s --For Rent. Apts.- l)ack livint~ room. family There is also an above roe r firep ace, twoanda half groundpool to enjoy on DOHORSES TURN YOU ON??? haths. 2-eilr garage, cenlral those warm summer Weare offering this beautifully renovatedfour / air coodilioaing..$480per Intl. days. Call us for an in- bedroomhome on 2 acres of groundwith out- "Housekeeper",,,tIN,,.,IUTI, JUNCTIONAvailableJuly I or Aug.I for I[ tarnished efficiency apart- year or kingbr. Unfurnished. spection. Rememberff buildingsplus a large kennelThe propertyis II,nenl. S1!5. per n~ooth. {~al[6(FJ-g24-4495 ;flier 6p.m.0- you buy this home ~11 nlontb security. Gentlemen partially fenced and situated on a lightly y.~) 15 throughaLombardo traveled countryroad. The mainhouse has new representative it will aluminumsiding for easy maintenance;new have a 12 monthwarran- roofing, wiring, heoting and manyother FURNISIIED CON ty. i ~.~-/]1 RealEstate For Rent TEMPORARYRANCH - 5 features.Why not picke lovelyspring day to tour ,____’j’ t v’,.~=""’ ;’.- ~,..... hedrooms3 haths. Walkto all this property with a courteous,knowledgeable ~,~.:~.la,--aemdL~, "el COUNTRYRENTAL - Avail I’rinccton schools, swimming, Workand imagination is -~;r.: ~. , what you’ll needto turn Croshawsales person. $65,000. ~i~:;~,.~==~.j~=’ .~" ,.~>’"m : ....m " ~ "l/ June2ad. 3 bedrooms,living shoppiog.11 rags. heginningon ’" "’ rooman private Iane. I >’ear or al~)ut Angus,1..$.’575 per this huge homeinto a ! nlOlllh. 01)9-921-6175 country estate. It’s Io Call 609-466-0782. 5-22 ...... presently arranged as - ’, ).,, .. % two family home but :.,,~ :~’ ~, could easily be con- IMPORTANTNE~/S- a uricereduction in this exceptionallynice 4 bedroomspill level yea~et what Itt)OS]’:VEI,T.3 I)drnt [tanch. RENTAL vetted. Situated on over in Lawrenceoverlooking park-like wooded area. Located in popular"young tamilv youwant OUt of life. Let rile ]"ull h;ist.,nlt,lfl, firephlce,uad 2Y~ acres it also has neighborhood"andwith b:w,~sesgalore. Now offered at ...... showyou how. I)Ol’ch.S3Z’i per ino. 1gff1-~43-Unfurnished house liv ng rm, CALLPENNINGTON. $45,500. several barns. Makean 5’.13I. 5-8 kitchen, :1 hedrms,2 baths, one appointment to see it ~a...... - ~ -=~’r floor, Immediately.... to ~,., ..a...~.._~. _,,.~,~t FRESHASSPRtNGTlME’Asoarklingiewelistllischarrning2bedllhrick..... August13th at $400per rag. andmake an offer. customRanch on a hugelot in a desirablearea. Wall-to.waft carpeting, central air, fireplace,full basemom.Close to commuting. LawrenceNorris Kerr OPEN7 DAYS CALLPRINCETON ...... $62,500. Realtor IIOUSERENTAL - 2.Story in .’12 ChambersStreet THE plus. Montgomery.A four bedroom Princeton, NewJersey FormalHAMILTONentrance SQUAR foyer,E’S livingFINEST room- Anw/f oversized re~lace,diningCape room,Cod offering family room. 4 bedroomsvat-in kit- 1 "$~~~ i 1 with for,hal dining room,cat- LOMBARDO in kitchen, basement,garage¯ Tel 6e9-924.1416 chen,laundry room.. 2Yz baths, attached garage, full basement,central air. Lovely " ’;" 5-8 ~ neighborhoodwill makesome family happy for manyyears to come. Enclosed heated sun proch. AGENCY-REALTORS IEAL10~ CALLWEST WINDSOR .argo shade trees. Family East WindsorOffice: ...... *S4,900. DennisWhitney )referred. S37Spet’ month Route 130 307N.Main St. Hightsrown,N.J. SUNSETONTHE LAKE. enjoy this andthe rnauyother bonuses of lakeliving. Very 121West Ward St. utilities, (6O9)443-62OO spacous 4 bedtoom,2 Y~ bath Colonial with a superfloe= plan on a lovelylot in Lawren- ce Township. Hights!0wn,N.L STEF’RENJ. KROL RENTAL- Lawrence Twp. 609-448-0112 CALLPENNINGTON ...... 448-6667 Route206, State Road ,hdv ’74 - Juh’ ’75. Walkto ¯ ...... !H8,900. Princeton, N.J. E’l’g. Near Squihband \Vest. RealEstate For Rent Call anyDoy ony Hour LikeI 4god nellhbot, 600-g24-7675 Elec. 2 lge. bdr., 2 haths den, IT HASEVERYTHING at a pfice that’s right~Four spacious bedrooms. 2 ,/z ceramc [e Sta,erarm l~ rhere MemberMtlltiDItt Lmtlng Servic~ baths,largo eat-in kitchen, hviog room, dining teem. den, lileplace, wall-to-wall car- ~1-359-62~ rec. rm. hasemant.H._, treed F’ENNINGTON(llopewell paling,lull basement,2-car garage West Windsor local on. Jest Reduced! 5.8 acres. FURNISHED.Refs. Twp.) -. Newbi-level house ~ STATE FARM LIFE andlease. $450.609-924-4455. If for rettt. 4 br. liv, rm,faro. rm CALLWEBTWINDSOR...... ~ I INSURANCECOMPANY $72,S0~., ~Semi OalCl: BloominEton, Iilinoa I 1/2 )all kitchen, din. rm. PRICEDTOSELL - absentee owner offers this 2t4 bedroonhome in rain ¢onditioh. utility rnL2 ear garage.Iio |so 23’family room. dining room. cheery kitchen, a ;~cned~ra,’/o. pa io andnground pool is within easy walking ...... 3 BEDROOM- 1 bath house in distance to local Closeto shopping andexcellent schools. Allfor $46.g00. Libeal financing available to ForRent . Apts. ~’.:l~..C~O_u~. ~..u ~t t~L~!~, _.~na convenient tlightstown shopping qualifiedbuyer. |It l~.~tou,llu~ ~ucutuu.un location, property contains center and schools. pp~e orcnaru larm. t~xtra lteferenees and secur tv CALLPENNINGTON. -- ...... ~ woodedareaonedgeofslream deposit re(uired. $400/month (,a.r.ge trying room:tortoni for summerpien cs $330 per 3 OFFICESTO SERVEYOU nn]ng room, to.ur george.ms mo,thCal1609-79g-2663. &utilities, l)ay 609-921-9472 I IIEI)ItOOM u-c Apt.- ann nargc stualo upstatrs. tf Night600-737-3212. ti * PRINCETON¯ WESTWINDSOR ¯ ~ llightstown for responsible I PeNNINGTON workingcou fie or ind=vidual- Elegantly furnished. Fully 924.0095 799-1100 l’eddie Schoolneighborthood cqU[llped. All modern ap- - ...... I 737-3301 r WALIERB pliances. Television Large RIVE RENTALS privute entrancenmdern. No patio, grounds and garages. FURNISHEDllonse for ren - LAR.GE2 bedroomhouse with pels. Call 600-448-0271. 5-8 den or third bedroonl. Living Efficiency."...... ’1160 ~ M~S ~ FrmnJune to September.$S60 I ’Ceetral Princeton location. ! HOWE to $550 depending on numberOld fashioned and remode ed 2 roon’t (lining room ,., ~:.,’ - ~ ~ servingpeople since 1885 of persons. Call weekdays bedrooms. $270 pus lilies. fireplaces, furnishedkitchen, ] l-Bedroom...... s1195 ~nw realtors, insurers (609) 452-2652, weekeods I Sept. I occupancy Ca 6O9. 11:~ baths, double garage. TOSUBLET -- WindsorCastle (201)2131-3631. 5-8 024-7034 5-8 Private lane v.’ilh large yard I surroundedby woodsedged by I 2-Bedroom...... ’250 apt. ~ bedrnom,I den Stony Brook near ETS. I For Rent- apt"-’s, Availablef,15 thru 12.31. $185 Individually controlled central air. pri- per rag. Call 609-7g9-0241 I ttOUSE FOR RENTLawrence Available May16. $425. perl ~/ me.609-924-7062. 5-8 vate entrance each apartment, extras. ~!I~,]FIC~N:~.I_.FUR: ]’I%’p. - furnished 4 bdrms, I~ ~ ~_ .~ ~" ~J l NEW BRUNSWICK - aear evenings. 5-15 t~ i ’o .,..ut.t?r~ ~)t. - ,~ family rm, basement,garage, Ample 2-car parking, shopping, major [)~Jaro(ans’ " I" rmoeton¯ $595 lg kitchen e,’oodedlot outmde ,lr~ ~ J- ’g i .~-Io/vI’~.s [] l[ l)oaglass College. Lg. rms, transportation, swimmingpools, tennis ’ "" IllW’~~-- ,~ L*"?: ..... ¯ 1 / heat &hot waterincl. Call 2Ol- per month. ; deck. Avail. Aug1st ’74-June ¯ 15th ’75, Lease required & handball courts, clubhouse facilities !tr\NCIl -..U.nfur.mshed=..,.1 $450 per me. plus utu t es (;RIGGSTOWN-Brand new for tenants use available soon. ,,o_. i)eoroolns, west ’¢,’mosor. ~18 Ca L 609 - 8B3- 0614 6-22 split level, in quiet neigh-[ 71h Are..Manville. 12011 525- per om,)th. ilI AVA~/-ILLABLE July l l 4467. Imrhood. 3 br, family room, ...... 5-B I.R, DR,11.., bath, ant-in kit- STEELE,ROSLOFF & SMITH 1 ~L...~ ...... il bedroo,n apt., Princeton FURNISItED HoME - ~,,~,,~ ~ ...... ~,, chml with pantry, large I REALTORSand INSURORS ,Princetnn’xugust~1504perbedr°°mS’month May..~uanU’~’e . t~hru’C’~.~t r~".x ’~u.p , (fie..,ihlet ". basement, attached garage, [ Furmshed, atr.condttloned close h) NYCbns line, Monthly Twi~Rivers Town Conlet I ~’.".%*,’"~_ "_".?’__’"; I/La({’I~E~JCE TOWNSHIP" 3- TItENT(IN--3 rmRn apt. $t49 ADIF’ItMAN CLICK & CO rancher near l.awranceville. reat in low$ 400’s.Call g09-92t-[ (lOll 6S~10 (60~) 4~14111 ¯ ~ ~r ~,~’ ..~- y, .y v,%-,f_,. [[ room apt. $t75 ntunlhly plus )el’mooth. Ideal for students i ~;~. ,~,: . , ~,’ Large living room colonial 2(191or I’~lg.g24-2040. 1 ~= =me. ~our..s: ~.’~e- [l electric. Write Box I12532 ere I¯- rmcctoo , N J 600 924 0401 tf mrnngroom, ,.i ooarooms, 2 5 8 ] ~ p.m. ’ ’ ’ " " ’ baths eat-in kitchenwith dish- I ...... IJ Pr.teolon acket4,g.:a,, ,g¯itg3t3L offers:3nIf washer. Panelled studio, panc ed gameroom washer, EASTWINDSOR TOWNSHIP ,IULYla e thur 3 Cottage for dryer freezer shade trees. I u~U,.-~;;:,,;,~:’;,Z I/i & 2 I;.drm apts frmn $ 05. rent. Privacy Sleeps 5 or 6 1 ~".~: REtPFUtRINT: l] Ilighlstmvn. Supt. on site. 60g- , APTfor rent - unfurnished $350 ’ month. Phone(;09896. Screenedporch. All utilities 50B ’ tf LARGE’.1 BEDROOM- ! [ Walk to beach. 5 minute drive ...... hatb house with entrance I/ HAMPTON ARMS July I occupancy.2 bedrooms, Io Vineyardllaven shopping foyer, large living room l1 I 2 bath, w,,’w carpeting, poo, Sunfish included, Call days (lioing room and modern |/ / I BEOROOM Windsorlteanis, etc. 009-443-4440. 5-15 FOR tENT - to quiet, i ~" ...... )’" I/ Regency apt. IS mins, from 609-452-476O.Nights 6O9-443. responsible single man: l 3 kitchen full basement walk-// I llculor req.uffementl,Our lull I [ Princeton includes gas, heat, 4330. 6-8 of large modernhouse on Rte. up attic oil a treed lot with// Iunfl. etsronalngo.f yourn~od= l ] waler, pool. A.C, avail Jnne I t near Princeton from June 1 harbecue pit for summer// APARTMENTS [] .will ultl~tely be molt -- / 15th lease renewableSept. 1st, MONTGOMERYTWP. furn 8 to Sept. 1; kitchen; enjoyment.Short term rental i| ’Priced to Go" Ib.n.t,,,o,,o ~.,. / StT5.Call 609.443.6210after 6 rm Colenial 3 bdrms 2-’,-, $120month. 609-924.2862 after cmlsideredor rent with option // r~~l I).,,t. 5-22 PURNISIIED APT - S 1 8" 2 Bedrooms ¯ haths, on I acre ’quiet 6p.m. 5-8 Brunswick,close to Princeton, residentlul St. Convenientto From $195.00 I I Rt. 206belween Somerville & I rhok,,o~,l,d,,U ..... r,.0 ~l/ i~Xwiiz-ffc~-q~-I $170. A, utilitiesBusiness ’,yon,included. an preferred, W/W carpeting, A/C I~, ¯ ~,~;T,F;,;7,:,-" DIZAI 3r#"~l~’ l| runmfurnishedapt.$tC..8, plus 201-329-2612, 5-22 Princeton. $4,50 per me, I ~,=r~z=I ~ao I/ electric. Box 02532, C.’O Prin-t Security.I Call eves, 201-359. IIOUSE- -FOR **//RENT in || Gas Appliances, Indv. Contr. Heat "’-~;.’nT,-" 5672. 5-1S KENDALLPARK 3 bedroom Princeton an the apple or-l| I Route130 I/ectun Puekc, , 4,0 ...... homefor June 1 occupancy, chard farm close to NYtrain // Plenty of Closet Space ¯ ~, .m..,o.,.; , ,,., =n~,,m/S~i~I-ER-SU-B[:.~’r--- twol IIIGIITSTOWN . ~,lodern, -. _ . STEELEROSLOFF & SMITH 6 Iidrms elegantly furnished // SwimClub Avail. - Model Apt. rm~.~,= q./-I.O’~UUU, i] l,~d,r,n,()t~:~l, l,l)tne,~09.~p..~[ clean, t & 2 bedroomapart. 3 BDt{.MflOUSts mr rentAGENCY 201-297-0200. 5-0 larl~e patioandlot. Avail. June// i ...... short term lease Immedate y to Sept.$575. Call 609-452-25521.5 [L, 609-448-4439 = Mgr. on Premises ments available I block lr~m available. BucksCo. area. Call l;;,tl;;i;;" ’l.m. 5-6 bus. Oliver Realty, 609-924- 215-295-2436, 5-22 7777. 5-8 TIIE PRINCETON PACKET "Seven For Central Jersey" ff-IILLSBOROUGHBEACON,. Thl~I zwr~;nr, t~h;dgor TItE CENTRAL POST The ManvilleNews WlNDSOR-HIGHTS HER~qLD Class i fi’e, dvertising The f:,aakli,t NEWS’RECORD TIIURSDAY,MAY 9, 1974 9-B
"’DO,IT-YOURSELFER" Announcing... ¯ i , ’ i , Help build your own new .... , ¯ ., ¯ EdwardDohkowskl CommercialDepartment ¯ homeEl’ fight inflation, KNER MarjorleKerr WilliamIlunter Ruth Knrman V, "eb (:x~gP.A~Nr~k~ Themost revolutionary idea tO hit Luxury PLUMS RhaMargolls EST.1893 Jotin Quackenbush MANAGEMENT the hombuildingmarket since out: R.I~S.rd,,r REALTORS FrankP ..... inl e KayWert BobDiaforli houseswentnl , GARDENAPARTMENTS LoreltaIllnes 190 NassauStreet, Princeton, NewJer.~y, 08540 :: $29990 609-924-0322 Gold-MedallionCustomFurnished onanments @~T°taI-Electric A COMPLETEREAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION availablebyNntionwido fur. ~ L iving nituto rentals. . ... We are offering a complete homebuilding ¯ TotallyEl~tr,c kit including land, a pre-eonstructed ¯ Ind,viduallyControlled Heal r.~ ¯ Ind,vidualCentral Air Condit,oning ¯~ partially finished (non-modular) house ¯ LargeModern Kitchen Range With l I 6~"Nol,,n~mam that you, the do-it-yourselfer, can easily ConhnuausCleanlng Oven ¯ 14Cubic Ft. 2.DoorSell Delt~shngRelr*gefalot complete and consequently save the AndFreezer ¯ CeramicTile Salh~Wdh Vanilorium thousands of extra dollars we usually ¯ lndividu01Private Entrance ~ ~~ pay our construction people for finishing ¯ Wallto WattCorpetlng Throughout OMoslerT.V..Antenna Outlets In LivingRoom a house. We will supply you with step by AndBedrooms = ¯ telephoneOullets In KOchenand Bedroom ~ K/O step finishing instructions, construction ¯ AmpleParking financing, mortgage commitment (90% ¯ lmntedlnleConvenience ToSchcol~. available to qualified buyer) and Churq,hes, Shopping ~ STARTING$180. complimentary hammer. K lockner Road Near Hamilton Avenue This contemporary 3 bedroomhome has been Hamilton Twp,, N.J. designed by an award winning architect and PRINCETON BOROUGH SIfADY BROOK features manyinnovative space conoepts. Each [Phone586-5108 If N, A ..... CALL586-1253 [ A convenient NassauStreet location provides the Set tan a large Princeton Townshiplot, with plenty homewill be situated on a lot of yourchoice in the address for this very large 2½-story dwelling, of play area, is o 9-room, 2½-bathColonial split- lovely communityof GreenfieldPark 3 blocks from currently containing 2 apartments, one witb 10 level, with fireplace, central air conditioning,and a the heart of historic Allentown, N.J. Our com- rooms, and tim otber with 5 ...... $127.500. numberof other extras ...... $83,000 munity is commutableto everywheresince it is RealEstate For Rent Business located 1 mile from the new1-95 and the new7A RealEstate For Rent ¯ C0MMEBCI#~I.ts~ ,, interchangeof the N.J. Turnpike,and near other RENTALAVAILABLE AUG. ¯,.pUS~A.~"’11 1st for 11-12rues. -- 4 bdrm, majorroads such as Routes33, 130~ 206. 2’2 haths, fully turn. homein quiet countryside.10 rain. tt EASTW’[ NDSOR Princeton. 20 rain. to N OFFICESPACE FOR RENT F.r inf,rmati,ncall Brunswick,:l mi. to NYCbus WARREN PLAZA WEST $450per me.201-359-5047 eves. RT. 130& DUTCHNECK INSURN~¢E 5-H ._ , , .,..,.;’;,!~;~ Greenfield Park Homes ROAD ~::,. :-: .... i Route 526. Allentown, N.J. 2rm.suite $20gamo. Weekeh,ys q-5 (6091587-7979 Attractive prestige buildin ilii ~Bm~, n " Weekends12-4 1600) 259-21)55 PRINCETON JUNCTION with ample parking in ex :Bin AREA- 4 bedroom Colonial cellent location. Panellec N[II central air conditioning.2 car walls, carpeted, aeousti~ LANDSPECIALIS’r$ Nt v garage, ultra modern kit- ceilings, contrail air con- OPEN HOUSE ¯ -.at 11 then,2-U’, baths, large ditioned, lor2year leasewith Dat 448-0600 wooded property, many ex- option. Available im- 2MROGERS AV.HIOHTSTOWN 12 Noon tO 2 P.M. tras Call daily between It mediately. Call 600-448-4024 ¯ a.m. to 4 p.m. except Wed. weekdays. ¯ tf ~f,¯ ’ :,!. ’"~ i~.,,:, , andSunday,009.392-6061.5-8 .NORTH HANOVER 1WP. CUL.DE.SAC 4 p.01d Countff Cape inexcellent On a lot of about an acre, in MontgomeryTown- conditiononl½ acres featuring 4 ship, is this nearly newColonial split-level with 8 ’f f " ,i/ ...... bedrooms.2 baths. ]arge dining area. rooms, 2½ baths, fireplace, basement, and 2-car kitch,n,rec room &laundry room.’ garage ...... $65,000 4.5U0sq.ft. of liuingspace with 20x40 STOCKTONsocludod2bdrmAREAhome--Liv.OFFICESPACEin.ground pool...... $59.000 , ’ " ¯ ’., Newmodern suburban office ~.~ X , laund., barn storage, pool and i center on Rt. 287 nterehange. tennisct., woods.$350per me Space available from 506. C00NTRYUVING ATItS BEST Ca11609-397-0241evenings. 5-15 ~~~~ {D,000sq.ft. Prestigiousneigh- A1.19 acre w~oded lotis Ihesetting bors. Partitioning to suit. totthis Country Capewith 4 bedrooms, ---- Carpeting, air conditioning. largedining area &bath. cenlral alx & RENTAL blinds included. Private en- loomy18x35 heated pool.. $55.000 ’~F..Lek~~~j .~\~:..-:=:,,~p~-~.’.~::’T:’:’~-!t~’7~-.’~’~ trance. Ample parking. Attractive 2 bedroom Ranch Reasonable rental on short 9EVON5HIBESECTION Lookingfor a uniqueand special home?Take a look at inelu( ; finished basement term lease¯ with replace. Available This3 bedroomspliton one ol LW.T. this beautyin the Renaissancearea of EastWindsor. loveliestsections. Boa~a central a/e, 2 Situatedon a large corner% acre. well landscapedlot imm¢ itely -- unfurnished. IIorace C. Shuman Laur( Wenue,Kingston - l0 201-469-2233 cargarage, w/wcarpeting &2½ baths. ..m , i. with severalmature maple trees. minutes from Unicef. Reducedto ...... $47,900. sity....$300.00-monthly. Thishouse has living room,dining room, kitchen, family BEALITIFULOLDERHOME ~~i roomwith fireplace, laundryroom, foyer andpowder WALTERB. lIOWE, INC. 2,000 SQ.FT. - deluxe air inchoice [ooaOon oftown. This lovely 7 roomon the first floor; 5 bedrooms,2 baths and over- Realtors conditioned office space in loom.2 tull hathhome has o heated sized hallway on the secondfloor; full painted 609-924-0095 Lawrence Township com- attic,full dr/ basement. Gassteam basement,2 car garage.Some special features are cen- 5-0 prising of 8panuledoffices and heat(new ~iler) newaluminum tral air, humidifier,carpeting in diningroom, stairs, hall reception area. Tenant siding,newly painted. 2 ear garage, all Business parking available. Great andkitchen; tub enclosureand light in shower,large VA CA TION ALL SUMMER TBEESAND NEIGHBORS 20x20patio, steel storageshed, etc. access to RouteI and295. Call Rowreduced to ...... $43.000. RealEstate For Rent 009-586-1800forappt. 5-8 SALESREPRESERrATIVES In the fenced rear yard of dfis West Windsor Here’s a fine Colonial in LawrenceTownship on a An exceptionalhome for ...... EueningsgWeel~ends Colonial is a new in-grmmd swimmingpool that quiet street and an attractive lot. The house has 8 $67,500. AnitaErson 44e.6854 provide manydays and evenings of enjoyment in rooms. 2½ baths. 2 fireplaces, central air con- WARRENPLAZA WEST -- Rt. NEW OFFICE SPACE #130 EASTWINDSOR, STORE CathelineChristie 448.2121 the summerahead. The bouse is spacious (the ditioning, basement, and 2,car garage¯.. $64,900. MAURICE H. HAGEMAN CO¯ LOVELY HAMILTON WarrenFox 396.9240 SPACE FOR RENT. SQUARE living room, for example, is 13½xl9’). and con- R~Z~LTO~S. INSURANCE 1000 sq. It. $450 me. IoycePanitz 498-0601 Extremely convenient GeraldDowgin 201.329.2831 tains 9 rooms, 2½ baths, hdl basement, and 2-car AR~ACO01~ l~O¢~ . ~ 231 ROGERSAVENUE 1660 sq. ft. $600 me. location just off Rt. 33. Lovely garage ...... $72,500. 440,OGOO .,AT THEMOP/UMCNT*" plustffxes andutilities new Madisonoffice building, Howardeirdsall 448-1934 ELM RID GE PARK M~,URtCEH. HAG[:I,4ANII HIGHTSTOWNN J. 08520 Existing 20 store shopping office suites availablefrom 600 plaza. Fully air condihoned Picture-perfect Colonial has 8 rooms, 2½baths, 2 to 2,600 sq.ft. Beautiful] fireplaces, central air conditioning, full basement, acoustic ceiling recessed paneled, aecougtical ceiling CONTEMPORARY lighting, paneled-walls tile center Joyer, individuall Business 2-car garage, and quality throughout¯ Set on a 1 ½- MANVILLE-WESTON floor. Excellentlocation on heated ~r:.d air-¢onditione~ In Princeton Township, just beyond the westerly acre lot, with a beautiful view of HoneyLake .... StateHwy. #130, 1/4 mi. south Boroughllne, is a fine two-level homestyled in a New,large custom built ranch,attached garage and pot- Off-street parking, 35 da~ RealEstate For Rent $112,000 oh,brick front, 7 rooms,3 bedrooms, 1 full and2 half of the Princeton-Hightstownocepaney.Prestige buildin[ Japanese nmtlf. Set on a beautifully-landscaped lot Rd. 2 yr. lease with option and location for office o~ offering soehssion and a Sylvan pool ... $108,000 baths,gas hot water baseboard heat, wa[I to waftcar- Call ~0-4;(8~024~weekdaysfor professional space. Quite OFFICE SPACE SUBLET, peting.Excellent location, must be seento be ap- appomtmeat, tf reasonably price. $4.75 per ~pruximately900 sq. ft. of lly earpetedfurnisheitoffice INVESTORS CORNER preciated ...... $59,000 square foot. Lease terms race avilable in Princeton negotiable. Other sites also esearch Park, Route 206. WALK TO THE UNIVERSITY Twocommercial properties are nowavailable iu HILLSBOBOTOWNSHIP 1900SQ. FT. available - for available in Mereerville and Call Princeton Financial Here’s a Princeton Townshiohome tlmt is ideal for the Imart of HopewellBorough. Here’s a real op- storage or workarea on farm. East WindsorTownship. For someoneseeking a homeof modest size on an easy- Largemodern 7 room split, aluminumsiding, brick front, l0 ram. from Princeton. 609- more information contact Systems, 009-921-5400 for portunity for an investor to makea good return on attachedgarage, fireplace, 2½ baths, 2-zoned hot water 799-3061. 5-n Steve Slewart at: further information, tf to-maintain lot. Three bedrooms,1 I/2 baths, one- his moneytoday and look for even more growth in car garage, hdl basomcat ...... $59,500 heat.Many extras. Beaulilul view. Must be seen lo be RICIIAItDSONREALTY CO. tbe future. The properties are offered at HamiltonSqunre HO0-586-0400 appreciated ...... $55,000 NEWOFFICE SPACE $68,500 and $89,500 LOVELYIIAMILTON 5-1 SQUARE ’ RealEstate Wanted CIIARMING COLONIAL MANVILLE.WESTON Extremely convenient Modern6 room ranch, attached garage, B~ baths, full locationjust off Rt. 33. Lovely Within walkingdistance of Lawreneevilleis a han- RENTALS basement,rec. room with fireplace, science kitchen with new Madisonoffice building OFFICESPACE - 1200 sq. ft, dsomeColonial on a beautiful lot. Fo,wbedrooms, office suites availablefrom 600 extremely desirabgle space. COLONIAL OFFICE 11Abaths, fireplace, central air, and basement... dishwasherand self cleaningoven, central air con- to 2,600 sq. ft. Beautifully Formerlydoctors office, can BUILDING- 1 mile east of $6,1.,500 Office ditioning,wall to wallcarpeting, back yard chain-link paneled, acoustical ceilings, be used as attorney, engineer Twin Rivers on Rt. 53. In- cente foyer individually or accountantoffices. Consists 1,100 square feet in Princeton Borough. Modern, lanced.Over sized lot, asking...... $47,500 dividual rooms or suites. heate and a r-conditioned of large reception room, 3 Ampleparking all utilities, carpeted and air-conditloned. Includes one Off-street parking, 30 day treatment rooms, dark morn secretarial and copyservice. INCOMEPROPERTY parking space. occupancy.Prestige huilding and 1=;, baths. 2 mi. from Cleaning services provided. Rossmoor. 5-22 Two-familyhouse in the easterly end of Princeton and location for office or From$150 per month.Call 609- 3,200 square feet close to Princeton in WestWin- JOSEPHBIELANSKI professional space. Quite 448-1120. 5-22 BoroughIres a 5-room and bath apartment on the reasonably priced. $4.75 per NASSAUSTREET - modern first floor and a 4-roomand both apartment on the dsor Township. Ampleparking. RealEstate Broker square foot. Lease terms prestige office building full second ...... $65,000. negotiable. Other sites also service with e evator. Am- Rexidential 212 S. MainSt. Manville. (201) 725-1995 avails in Mercerville and proximately 700 sq. ft. LOTS & ACJ~EAGE -- We New 2-bedroom condominium in Princeton East WindsorTownship. For awvailable oow. havebuyers willing to pay top more information contact Borough, Fine setting¯ Available August 1st for 3penThursday &Friday evanin~ ’til 8 - Sundays1 - 4 dollar for building lots I-t00 PRINCETON TOWNSHIP BUILDING LOT Evaningscall 2nl-359.3245 Steve Stewart at; with or without m- one year or longer ...... $600/month provements. Also acreage l- Attractive woodedlot in the ShadyBrook area.,. RICIIARDSONREALTY CO. lO00. Peter L. Oliver Realty, $22,500 HamiltonSquare 609.506-0400 Unusually fine homein the Shady Brook area of Inc. ol"Pt:inceton.609-924-7777. Princeton Township ...... $525/month 5-8 5-22 IRVING M. GREENBERt; WANTEDgood location, 3-0 BROOKSTONE 3-bedroom l,ouse in Lmvrence Townghip, very MODERN3,0OO sq.ft, in- family house. Private buyer. Large, but warm, ranch house on 3½ acres Ires 10 close to Educational Testing Service. Available A~UL;IA’I’E~\ dustrial buildingfor rent with Call collect: Dr, Budelis201- big rooms{including 6 bedrooms},3 full and 2 half May 15th . : ...... -.. $425/month ¯ small office area. 3 phase 9~-63M.(No agents please). baths, and a screened porch to enjoy tbe setting.. ’coMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL RE,~L ESTATE electric service, l0 ft. Apartmentsbecoming available- register with us. overheaddoor Rt. 206 South, .INTERESTEDin selling? For $125,000 APPRAISALS Hillsberough Township.Call t" qualified servicecall oneof owner,(201) 359-7500. tf Middlesexcounty’s leading MEMBERMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE& PRINCETONREAL ESTATE GROUP ROUTENO. 130 realtors.Member of MLS.Don I11GIfTSTOWN,NJ. 011520 IlarringtonAgency, Inc. New ¯ 11)119)4411.tl282 branchoffice at 1525Fin- one call, one classified negan’sLane, North Brun- 7 newspapers, ’25,000 farniliesl swick.Phone 201-297-$360. ff TItE PRINCETON PJtCKET "SevenFor CentralJersey" %IILLSBOROUGHBEACON~ ’l’hl: I.awnml:l,I,f~dq(:r TheManville News THE C£NTPdtL POST WlNDSOR-tIIGIITS ItERJqLD Classified [tdvertising franklin NEwSrECORD IO-B THURSDAY,MAY 9. 1974 ~ ~ Tz’~ " : Leo .. ", TIje Staclbouse [g ncy Grand Opening GOTA DOWNPAYMENT INSURANCE Comesee the newapartments in a beautiful natural PROBLEM??? setting surroundedby acresof woodsand fields. For recreation--tennis courts, swimmingpools and clubhouse. ,.~ Rich shagcarpeting, lined draperies,central air and heating you control. Supersound conditioning and muchmore. EASTwINDSOR TOWNSHIP: Brooktree Area. Pen. 138South Main St. HiglOstown.N. J. (6091448-106S Thetrain to NewYork is a short bike ride away[ derosaSplit level homewith living room,dining room, MemberMultiple Lilting Sorvica large kitchen,3 bedroomsand 2 baths.Extras include 3 Bedroom1 ½ Bi-Level on overslzed lot whhrun- One and Two Bedrooms available. Call central air condffioning, dishwasher,14 cu. ft. ning brookedging back yard. 799-2033for additional information. refrigerator,some carpeting. Home is in verynice con- Features include: Roe. Roomwith Mahogany dition ...... $45,900. Shingle and brick decor, gas operated fireplace and GoldMedilllan Total Electric LivEns. bulh-M bur. One bedroom is completely paneled and kitchen has new"no-wax" floor. Tlds homeis located on "cul-de-sac street near school and shop- Deer Creek ping; ideal far family with children ..... $¢2,000. Apartments This excellent propertyoffers year ’roundcom- nl 1,12re.los south el NewBrunswick IrnOIC circle (Hohd,lylnn] lakojug-handle fort, low maintenanceand financing to quollfied andfollow Plalnsboto algns foe2 milesIo PrlncelonMeadows ORtake N J Mother-Daughter Special in Smtth Brunswick Tu*np~keIo Earl S.A Rlghl t rodeto Rt130 Soulh Loll 2 redesIo Cmnbuty- buyer.First floor ¯ kitchen, familyroom, diMng . .~-< ¯ - :..:-:-. ,.. ~,. ~.,~ Township. 9 room split on main thorofare consist PlainsbotoRd(Main St}; rightI rmloto Plalnsboro Rd,right 4 m=les IOPrmcelon room,Ilvlng room,half bath - SecondFloor ¯ 3 ~!:,’k-c~ :; .... .:-’ Meadows of 1 three roomapt. and six rnomapt. situated on a large bedroomsnnd 2 full baths, appliances, large lot ...... $,56,900. central air. F.H,A.-V.A. $40,500 Want to own year own new bon, e hi nearby il -- ,,~9 ~:. Hamilton"rown~hip. Wehave several ranchs and ~:: colonials. 3-4 bedrooms,flames start at $3q,q00. Act now and choose vour owndecor. Financing available for qnalified Duyers. COMMERCIAL- INDUSTRIAL ZONE: Highway 33 in MonroeTownship, East of TwinRivers¯ Frontage of 216 SAVE SAVE SAVE .~!~ feet on 2Vzacres¯ Homein goodcondition with six On this exceptionally clean well kept 3 bedroom roomsand 2 baths¯ Modernkitchen, baseboardhot tmvnhousewith manytlne extras in an excellent waterheat. Termsavailable ...... $90,000. cad location. Priced to sell ...... $42.])00. Large modern12 room barnes, wlth 2 ear garage situated on a 2 acre commerciallot on Rt. 33. Manypossibilities for investors or professionals...... S8.3.0tlt). "’~’~’’~"’~r.... "~"~-.’J’" . Finn Older homeoffers lots of spacefor large family or 2 great apartments.Owner will assist Center Rights(owncomnmreial buihling 2,1)lltl financingto quallfind buyer. $40,000 squarefeet. Coutdbe twostores. Priced to sell...... $26J)00 Rental 5 roomsand bath...... $23(). per montb
Dreamof building year ov,’n [mine in a lovely nelghborhood.Yes! well take a look at tills lot in ResortProperty ResortProperty ResortProperty CAPECOD IN QUIETAREA: Established lawn, old shade Hillside Terrace, Wasblngton Twp. elose to trees andshrubbery. Four bedroom home with 2 baths. ESCAI’Eto cool hilly Sussex SUPER SUMMERRENTAL everything, and available at once at only $15.000. SPRING LAKE, N.J. -- eotnlty’s Lake ~lohawk. - JulyI - Aug.31. Breezy 4-5 1 Living roomwith fireplace, screenedrear porchoff Modernlake front 3 bedroom Private membership eom- hedroom,family room, study, Anotherlow maintenanceproperty with a super living room,dining room, basement recreation room, at- CommercialI.,oLs available in RockyIUll, N.J. house. 7 housesin fromOcean nmnily, I’, hr. drive North screelle(l proch, across road V~acre lot to turn the kidsloose on. Completely $39,900. front ComnmnilyPark Pool. (achedgarage. Ideal for familyliving ...... Suitablefor offices, smallapt. houseor stores. Ave. Price $4,000 for the 206. Quiet family neigh- modernizedand upgraded inside and out. stunn, er season. Cdl 201-449- borhood. Cosy4 bedroomlake lennis courts, ph,ygrounds. 7631. 5-15 front log chalet, small easy l’:asv walkto shoppingcenter, Ownerwill assist qualified buyerwith mortgage Wehave manyoLher Immesin Twin Rivers, tllght- care shady terrace lot. NassauSt. Lovely treed lot. placement. $36,500 stown, flare ton Twp..Cranbnr)’ und other areas. screened family room. living lown,aintenance inside & out. COTTAGEPOCON0 MANOR roan,I., wilh stone fireplace I $5(10. n,onthty negotiable. Lamtfrom I acre to our 2t)i) acres available. PA. -- 7 bedrooms,3 Imths, baths, casually furnished Itcfercnces. 609-921-8625or 009-452-33’,10. tf Hours:9 to 5 Daily ¯ Sat. q-~- ¯ Snn. 10-7, kitchen, sundeek, cham. comfortable. Completely pionshipgolf course. $200per equippedwasher, dryer, dish- week. Cag215-493-3064 during washer, dock with 14 ft. ~ J, WESLEYARCHER MARGARETMAGAN Atrractivo l-bedroom com- REAL10~ dayor 215-295-2040after 0 p.m. Ahnniucraft outboard. Mid pletely furnished 1st fl. apt. 448-2097 448,6283 & weekends 6-1 June-l,abor Dayalso available 307N. MainSt. Highrstown,N.). MELDEMPSTER ASAMOWERY long term after September. June-Aug. Air conditioned 586-1290 395-1671 free use of pool and tennis Week]lights 609-924-6803. court. Public golf course Co.o.y Doy*ny Hoar 609"448-0112 Eveningsand Weekends wcekends201-729-3244. tf tearby, 4 miles from down- POCONOS- Fantastic "A" ownPrinceton. 609-452-1368. FrameChalet in Locust Lakes 5-22 Resort. Practically brand new --Resort Property- -- Reasonfor selling .- building ... .. ~,~ dawnthe street in sameresort. ~-JL BEACHRAVEN --. Next to CAPECOD -- South Wellflcet. SUMMER RENTAL -- At- Call 609-259.9400. 5-22 Newllilltop houses, sleeps 6, tractivehouse. Air con- YOURDREAMS CAN COME TRUE: Be sure to see this ocean Refined dead end St. r~’ ’ ¯ .- : ’ ~" Dell Large L.R. all coppertone fireplace, deck with water ditioned,it]Little Brook area. newColonial home which is locatedin a nice areaof kitchen, 2 B.R.s, Den, tile view. Enjov Nat[seal 4bedrooms,3baths porch and Hightstown.Living room,dining room,family room,½ IdeallyLocated bath, well furnished.Available Seashore,oceat~ and bay. Very eice)ackyard. From middle bath,kitchen w/eating area on first floor. 3 bedrooms ¯ 6-29 to 7-13 and0-10 to 8-31 at ItEN’rAL - I,C)VEL LARGEprivate but shops, galleries Mayto Sept. Price negotiable. andbath on secondfloor. Fire#acein living room.Gas $225 wk. June Sept. Oct. $17S Adirondacks homellear Lake aad restaurants nearby. Please ca1/600-924-3187. 5-8 This Hamilton Township Weekly, season $185, off hot air heat.1 car garage.Immediate possession ...... wk. 2nd. Floor Luxur ous (;eorge, fireplace, 4 hdrms seasoo $125. Also small cosy ...... $50,900. businessis in the "hub" apartment, lg 60’ deck, all (luict lake, lennis, golf nearby. cottage in the pines, sleeps 2. glass semi-e~rcular L.R. 2 Sl5g a wk., monthly rate, of activity and showing B.R.s Spacious Ocean View, Season $105, off season $70. even[ngs, 609-799-0(134.5-8 Call 201-521-0229. 5.8 tIOUSE. Large 3 bedroom, an excellent return, Call wall to wall carpet, bar. $300 wooded lot, 3 mis. from LEONARDVANHISE AGENCY for details. wk.Available 6.29 to 0-24 only Rutgers, 20 mis. from Prin- MEMBERMULTI PLE LISTING SERVICE on monthly or season basis. ceton. July-Aug. $300-mo.- Call 609.882-7893after 6. 609. utilities. (201)846-1770. 5-22 ri~ 492-1260 weekends. Save INDIAN Mountain Lakes. U’Ni¢=: 609.44~ HeyI gas. 5-15 ,Lovely two bedroomhome in NEWHAMPSHIRE -- one of South Brunswick Twp. - Modern7 room Ranch, REALtOr;’" 160Sled,,on St f~¢t Hl~t~town,N.J. tim oldest residences in attached hot housebasement, Privacy, homesets LookMe Over! private lake community. Wakefield, beamedceilings Swimming,fishing, boating. original wide-bourdfloors. back over 200 feet from Highway#1 just north of $150a week.609-882-5960 t after RaymondRoad, approx. 10 acres 140 feet from ADIRONDACK SUMMER 5. If Quiet and secluded - 1 mile rm a busy take-out food RETREAT- Studio apt. from Great East Lake. 5 acres LandFor Sale tage2 horsestalls, 1 ½ acres,electrically fenced business, located on a with loft (sleeps 4), of laed with option to purchase areaplus smalltraining ring, milesf::t milesof horse space heater, modern kit- mare. Priced $49,500.Call ~09. highly traveled road. I 443-5365after 6p.m. 5-15 MONROETOWNSHIP -- 1-- trails through woodsB fields also can combine chenette, toilet and shower. OCEANFRONT RENTAL-- acre building lot. 1 mi. from residenceand business on property. ~r ~’~:’" ~ " ~ "’-" " specialize in all typesof Tiny village, forest and LongBeach Island. Beautiful Itt. 33,$10,000. 609-655-1120. tf ~ktlL~’~’ good foods. Whenyou mountains at doorstep. $550 new 3 bedroom, secluded ONLY$89,900. -. "m"~L " : buy meyou’ll be able to for seasun includingutilities. neighborhood, spectacular ~;, ¯ (518)-873-6830or write Box5O0 view, washer, dryer, dish- --, lease my present home. NewRussia, N.Y.12964. 5-22 washer, I 1/2 baths. Call 609. KINGSTONSouth Brunswick Realtor / ~""":~ With someeffort onyour 494.6410. tf SummerRentals Township- building lot 125 x ,= .’V= "I " ¯ "" part, your bankaccount 125 city gas-sewer & water, N.J.Manni Realty Inc. LakeviewDrive, quiet side ~’ ’I cangrown rapidly. SUMMEItltENTAL . July - ~;~, ~.~L" ~,~ ~ *" BEACH FRONT APT. -- on Aug. Houseceater of town. street. $18,000. Realtor N.J. call anytima201-297-2516 i FOR SALE--- 0 year old beautifulSapphire Bay, St. Fenced yard, garage $400. Manni Kealty Inc. Call summer-winter vacation Thomas. Ground floor Curavail. 6(FJ-924-3097.0-15 i anytime201-207-2516. 5-22 OPEN7 DAYS home it, famous Pocono sleeping-livingroom, large Mountainarea (Tanncrsville, --LandFor Sale -- ALLENTOWN- Lovely Vic- ~ bedroom,equipped kilchon, 2 torian home,4 bedrooms, THE Pa.) 3 bedrooms lt,~ baths baths,air conditioned. Ac- CLOSEto everything in center soUTII BRUNSWICK, 3 living-room over looking the acres, zonedlight industrial. 1 ½baths, new modern kit- L commodatesup to 5 persons.of Prnceton available 6.115 WOODED BUILDING LOT - OMBARDO popular "Delaware Water Maid and linen servtce 9:2/74. 4 bdrms, 2 baths, $12,000.201-297-4747. 9-5 5-22 L, acre, water sewer, gas, chen, library ~music AGENCY-REALTORS Gap" and near popular ski provided. Tennis courts, dining &living rooms,den, big sidewalk andcurh. Roosevelt, roomswith fireplace, 3 car Eest WindsorOffice: sloees. Mustfurnishings in- sw~mmmgpool, water s .ports, newkit. with deck, large yare IIOMESITE 5 acres garage...... $60..000. eluded. $16,000.Call 609-397- restaurant on prom,sos. teared for by owner).$400 per Ilerrontown Rd. Princeton N.J. Deadend St. $10,000609- Route130 0317after 5:00 p.m. 5-22 (9 9’) 448-0132days, 609-443-3273 HIGHTSTOWN- 2 story Princeton-Hightstown Rd. Reasonable.Call 609.9.4-=0.0. ,no. 609-921-7853. 5-22 Twp: Call 609-924-0243 evenings. 5-8 (6091443-62OO tf cvenmgs. 5-22 home,4 bedrooms,1’.6 Operateyour own business and live next doorto baths, 2 car garagenear It. Excellentvisibility, hightraffic countand good LONGBEACH IS. - new ocean RESIDENTIAL LOT I=.~ PeddleSchool .. $42,$00. parking.Call usfor details. VACATIONIn Vermont - front single. S bedrooms, acres plus. Excellentlocation OLD COLONIAL - 4 in Princeton Township. 609 EXCLUSIVELOTS -- in Elm charmingchalet sleeps t0 in washer, dryer, self cleaning SUMMERsublet in Kingston.3 Ridge Park. 1 1/2 acres, bedrooms,2 baths,dining $75,000 RealEstate Wanted cool comfort, surrounded by oven, wall to wall carpeting, )edroom air condit,oned, !}21-8843. 5-E ’ully furnished house with $2O,OO0up. Princetonprestige room, panelled den, all 100 acres and private swim- color cable t.v., 2 decksfacing area. tlarold A. Pearson, 009- roomscarpeted except INVESTMENT PROPER- mingpond. Manchester area. ocean. $550. per week. Week- ,shelled basement, washer 737.2203. tf TIES- We havebuyers for 2-3- Weekly$160. Call 609-921-3619 days after 6 p.m. 609-921-7153atd dryer only 2~ miles from EAST WINDSORTOWNSHIP two,new heater ~f wiring,2 4 familyhomes in allareas after 6. 5-22 weekends609-494-0713. ’ 5-22 ~r nccton campus. June l- 5 acres commercial,450 ft. cargarage...... $55,000 alsofor milti-familyand Aug. 31. $300. per month.Call frontage on Rt. 130 and l0 V ELST WINDSOR - 3 garden apartments up to 100 609-452-4098days & 609-924-5950 acres residential with 2 road bedroomranch on approx. mI~EALIOE~ units. Peter L. Oliver Realty, BARNEGAT- new 3 bedroom after 6 p.m. 5-22 eetrances on Old Cranbury REALTOR~ toe.nf Princeton.609-924-7777 ranch on lagoon, by week or Rd.20 l.Z16-665-t. ff 5 acres...... $70.000 nlore.201-464-6731after 6. 5-0 CtlAPPAQUIDDICK lS., RealEstate For Sate 307N.Main St. HighrsrawnN.J. 5-22 Mass. - 3 bedroom home ST/~ILE’~T.Willie , available Aug. l - LaborDay. NEW HAMPSHIRE-- Cot- References requested. Write CONDOMINIUM - Twin REALTY,INC, 609.-448-0112 tage, pine panelled 4 rooms Box02524, Princeton Packet. 5- SOURLANDMTS. -- 17 -- Rivers sale by owner. Ex- Call anyBay any Hour WANTED- 3 bdrm and enclosedporch, fireplace, 8 HOUSEfor summerrental ¯ acres. Beautiful boulder cellent investment. All ap- ~lR. llda SL Townhouse in Twin Rivers. electric heat. Sandy beach Cozy 5 bedroomborough house strewn with long stream pliances, full carpeting, ¢,nmbuq,RJ, MemberMultiple Listing Service l-’referably with low rate with exceptionalview el Great 1 mile from University.Avail. frontage. $3,800 per acre. central air, everythingin like- Bl-llll ~ 441.247/ assunt, mort. Call 6-10 p.m. Junelsl thru Aug. 31. Com. Partial financing available. new condition. Also carport, East Lake on 124 feet by 324 pletely furnished Era: 609-443-6879. 5-8 feet lot. Priced $30,500.Call POCONOS- Beautiful 3 story lCsal1609.924.9006aRor 6p.m. S- swimming,tennis clubhunse lMt,t0nS.Fhll~, It. 609-443-5365after 6 p.m. 5-15 "A" Frame chalet for rent - (dishes linen, toys). Gar- and large sotrage area in- 395.0679 FOR SALE BY OWNER week or weekend. Boating dener. $400 monthly plus eluded. 2 bedrooms.$25700. swimming,tennis, etc. at your utilities, or negotiable.609-924. Call 6o9-443.1097evenings or 4-bedroomlarge two story colonial in immaculate ResortProperty doorstep. Sleeps 8. Call 609- 8632. 5-22 201-249-6000ext. 343in business condition. Large living room, formal dining room, 298-4220evenings. 5-22 hours. 5-22 RealEstate For.Sale panelled family roomwith fireplace, deluxe eat-in SOUTtlEfl.N VERMONT-- Old farmhouse in remote TWOPARCELS OF LAND, 2 BEDROOMROUSE- on :!4 khchen. 21~ buths, fell basement, 2 car garage, LAKE FRONT VACATION ,,,ally. 4 bedroomst~ baths both wooded(one 5 acres and KENDALLPARK RANCH-- central air. Very close to schools, shopping ’and HOME -- VirginiaMrs. 4 fireplace. All conveniences. other 10 acres} located near Near lakes, high mountains FOR RENT IN SPRING HOUSEFOR RENT- JuneI - llightstown in East Windsoracre lot. Living room dieing backs onto weeds, 4 bdrms 2 train station. West WindsorTownship. Principals bedroom,45 minuteRoanoke golf, Marlboromusic. Season LAKE,N. J.Modern lake front Sept.l PrincetonJet. near Toweship. Willselleaehpieee room eat-in kitchen with full baths, living-din ng- only ...... $71,500." airportI hourflight N.YC, 3 bedroomhouse and seven trainstation. Peasant 4 playroom, eat-in kitchen 100miles lake shore, sleeps 14, from June 15 - Oct, 2 weeks housesin from OceanAvenue. bedrooms, trees, barbeque, separate or total. Terms pantry screened porch. patio garage, extras. Ex~ motor boat, dishwasher,,,tin. Box209, Lawrenceville, Price $4,000for the summer available. Call 201.542-2559HopewclITownship. Mid$30’s. N.J. 00640 (phone 609-896- sunporch,$300. per me.Call evenings, ff 609-737-0573. 5-1 ce unt schools, close to NY. Call Owner(609) 799-2580 washer,t.v., $300 per week. season.Telephone No. 201-449. 609-799-3860. 5-15 bus, $41,900.4 %7.mtg.avail, 609-924-6364or201-524-5127. 5- 8646). 5-15 7631. 5-15 201-~7-4568. 5-8 22 THE PRJNCETON PACKET "SevenFor Central Jersey" ff-IILLSBOROUGHBEACO]~. ’l’hoI,awr’cn(:~; I,l~dgt~r TheManville News THE CENTtOtL POST LOINDSOR-HIGHTS HEP~tLD Class iliad , dvertising "the Franklin NEWSRECORD THURSDAYIMAY 9, 1974 II-B
BESTBUY ¯ ; ’~ ’, : ",’ ~ t "’l 45 HOUSESSOLD OPENINGDAY ’;* : = "" " THE ,~AUREL S4S,000THE ¢’~ILLOW $47,000
HENDERSON HOME OF THE YEAR... AREYOU A BARGAINHUNTER? Then we have something for youlThis lhrao year old, 2 stow,4 bedroom,2 bath home on a quietstreet in a goodneighborhood. It has large living room andkitchen, formal dining room, and full highbasement. It’s loadedwith extrasand has lots of trees. 90%FINANCING AVAILABLETOQUALIFIED BUYERS. Can we say more?...... $41,?g0. PAINTISLAND ESTATES New Countw Development; 3 bedroomRanchers whh f ~Abaths on I acre~ots in beautiful MinstoneTwp. Starting at ...... $39,900. PglNCEfONHUNT - In WestWindsor spacious Lakoview THE~.INDEN S4S,oooTHE ~}’~AWTHORN $49,000 Homes.4 bedrooms, 2 ½baths, panelled family room, separate diningroom, full basement,2 car garage...... $62,900. BEAUTIFULLYLANDSCAPED CORNER LOT ¯ 3 bedrooms, separatedining room, large IMng room, modern kitchen. A mustsee at only ...... $37.500. COUNTRYLIVING ¯ On a lovely½ acre lot is this 3 bedroom Ranchin excellentcondition. Large family room, enclosed por- chand 1 car garage¯AGroat buy at ...... $40,000. PINEESTATES II ¯ In Roosevelt½acre lots protectedby park area.4 bedrooms,1 ½or 2 ½baths, larga living room,separate diningroom, panelled family room, attached garage.. $42,900. 80%Mortgage to qualified buyers. A UNIQUE HousE EUSURBANRENTAL ¯ ½acre - 3 bedrooms.... $315.per me. You’renever stranded here! Close-bytop rated, singlesession schools FOR OUR OWNTIMES CARRIAGEHOUSE overlooking the Delaware.Huge living teemand separate dining roomeach with its ownmarble andgreat shopping, too...and home value that will amazeyouI Imagine- fireplace.Kitchen with eatingarea and loads of cabinets. 4 great modelswith minimum½-acre lots (somewooded!} city sewers, Superblycontemporary while, in fact, a villa...atop ten secluded acres Panelledden with wet bar. 2 bedroomsand2 ½baths¯ Second water£1. gas,underground electric, sidewalks...fabulous!As for the on a private road whha spectacular view of Princeton’s CherryValley. floorexpandable for additional bedrooms. Central air. Wallto Custombnih just a few years ago wlth endless possibilities for happy wall carpeting.Newly painted ...... $59,500. value,you have to seeit to believeit. living. Please call for an appointmentto see this elegant home.Details EXCELLENTcommercial site for retail business.New building in upon request. $250,0100 ,he centerof Hightstown...... $115,000. 4 MAGNIFICENT MODELS PRINCETON REAL ESTATE GROUP Adlerman, Click8, Co, MEMBER OF MERCER COUNTY MULTIPLE LISTING ’ , realtors-- insurors $43,000 RELO/NATIONAL INTER-CITY RELOCATION SERVICE est. 1927 CONVENTIONAL MTGS. INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE FEDERATION 15 SpringSt. 924-0401 ..,Immeof the professionals! Princeton,N.J. 586-1020 " JOHNT q-IENDE_ ON RealEstate For Sale Real Estate For Sale HOPEWELL pRINCETON REALTORS ..... HopewellHouse Square GRIGGSTOWN- Overlooking 3~ P~assau ~treet ...... rlopewell[yew jergey U~:)zO Princeton.. NewJersey 08540 ’ ¯=nn~A~=.,~¢=n the Delaware-Raritan~Canal. , r,n~,~,~,, o~,~,-,,^, ~uv.j ...... l~ictttresque4 beuroom oome~ ’ W’~’""~o~,:.,~,a,., - ~. (609) 921-2776 Phoneatanytime. ¯ , I mdsor 1 block to school 5 located’ on beauti’ulI acre plus¯ I minutes¯ to , Ira ¯n or bus. Large’ andsea, " p ed lot . Fea"Lures n- . :3 chide ¯]ar-eV, erocv o epate .... z [ bedroom. . ranch ’ eat-in ¯ kit-¯ baths, fireplace and privacy¯ ’ chert, , Iv. . ng room, ....dining with beaut ful v ews This room, mmuyroom, lz ,xa~n.s "ro-erl- is one of th " " " central air garage tuJl [- 1’,:--- Y - ....e eaolce basement numerous’ extras.’ ~r Sale at $70,660. Call 291-359-5661 " " ¯ " ~ after 5 p.m. 5-10 , mmmmin- nmnummmnui~ ¯ mmmi~item el ~,ONTGOME{Y TWP - 5 LAWRENCE -4 bedroom 1’WIN RIVERS - :1 bdrm hedroon C on a on 1"acre Colonial split with family ",’w,,lls "A" 1 dal Super Hall living and dining room"room dining room, - full bath, ...... ][ location ExtrasAssumah]e 7%ii I’tgage.$:EL500. fio9.443. lamilv room w h freplace’ 2~,~ baths. Beautifully land- JI t’lllTh~~ aclr r n n~mtlreNed~lotls.~oll~ll0n:, tl eat-in" kitchen laundry room’ soaped with completely 2% baths l’ull basemeni secluded yard. A homethat mrlially finished ’) car at- I d spays pr de and lay ng care taehedghrage"hot air heat ng It wan’tlast longsa call today. !!hhii:Ywa’nnt:~:fth~ais~kgarage~ili!~geg~i!:i!!!i I t~!.74" aed central air-conditioning $48,500 r[ t tf rear deck. $82 500. Call 609-:358’- ...... ______]PP _ _ did]EAST WINDSOR . Twin t;!~:1:1 5-~8 I[I R’tt ~A/r’n ~llr.t’,[ ~liHrt~r In,’, ][ Rivers. 2 bdrm end unit, .W I BOROEN" 1[ vvrn. ucclBudder, Inc. I[f nshed basemeot, pusulZ ...... Memberof IF -’ ...... ; ...... ’ .... t[ovo.oh,eop.o.s. ,deo, I MultipleListing Sei’viee ROSSMOOR. 2 bedroom, I Realtor 609-883-1966 bath plus extras. Manorhouse I EvesAVknds 609-883-9109 Apt., 5-1/4% FHAmortgage, for quick sale. Primeloeahon --- overlookinggolf course. Call HAMILTONTOWNSHIP-new ,[ ...... ~^^ I][ LAWRENCEVILLE. Nassau Jones days 212-533-5400other :3 and4 bedroombi-levels, V.A. [[I~ 924-0908OLH’IUOUO ii, split, extra clean living 914-949-3730. tf oo moneydown, FHA$5,490. ][ room dining room 3 or 4 down- $9,490, conventional20 [ " ’~l bedro’omsl fu)l and2" baths ...... per cent down.Upper level has ’ family room, g’aragel kitchen, living room, dining RealEstate For Sale Real Estate For Sale appliances screened newpatio, wall trees to’wal all tla,,,-~ ...... room 3 bedrooms and bath. b~mtcolonlal~qUA,l~.~ -. 4 Lower"level -large. family carpeting. Mid$40’s. Owtier reed ¯kitchen ,-.%.paros, Ige room, utility room, and PRINCETONTWP. ---- 609-882-9012. 5-15 dinin~ 2 e~rta~n--uY’~torma~ garage. Introductory price at only$41,490. - $42,490.Peter L. ,*uuo~*,ux~o,-t~:,un,,ewt-r~D o^,~ NEW 3 BEDROOMRANCHES "- basement 4 ,,--,=~"l~s~’* ~ -- $29,990, Kitchen, living Ca 609-~1"79318..... °’=,,:: Oliver Realty 609-924-7777 " ¯ ~-.z anytime. ~arge. ~~ room ~c~er~. , ,~,~... room’ dining area , 3 bedrooms...... 6-5 , COlOnial..... In immaeutate-.. ¯ con- and bath Fully rearneted with ...... ¯ ditto¯, 5 years old, 2~ baths s t oru windows,t " sidewalks, -- PENNINGTON- Harbeurton den with fireplace garage cobs, landscaping, city water BUCKS COUNTY Pa. - ItAMILTONSQ. Colonial -just Road.-- customhullt rancher central air, full basement and sewer¯ Only$29,990. Taxes tlistorie Fallsingtan . minules from Princeton and on 2{3 acre parkiike lot w{th Twp.utilities quiet street only$600. VA,no moneydown. Restored 182g home. Random less than I hr. fromNYC. This soeme view¯ :3 bedrooms1-, close to all canvenianees Conventional 20% down. width floors, 4 fireplaces, 2 4 bedroom2% bath. 5 yr old baths, fireplace. 2 car garage, Located off of 57/ in Toms h0mehas just heel drastically heatedsun porch &patio, huge extras¯ $19,900in U.S. silver River. N.J. Oliver Realty of living rooms, dining room, coins. Principals only, call new kitchen with cherry reduced by owner for ira- basement. ~6,660. Call 609- [] Vt~ll~ ~u THE PROFESSIONALS owner(6091924-3805. 5-8 Princeton, 609-924.7777.5-18 cabinets, laundry, powder mediate sale. Located on 737-0467. 5-8 ¯ Availableto I "" room,large hall. Secondfloor corner lot surrounded by I QualifiedBuyers" - Listed on lhe AmericanSleek ExchangeI :3 bedrooms,2 tile baths t rd lovely old oaks. It features IIlnllllnllUIIInliiiUillllnIIUnlllliIiIIllllIIIiIIIIIIIIlUllllIII LAWRENCETOWNSIIIP floor 2 bedrooms,t unfinished brick eat-in kitchen loaded i room. witll color-coordinated ap. PRINCETONAREA - MUST Basement. cedar plianees beamed formal HIGHTSTOWN’~8660"TiredlReal EstateFor Sale RealEstate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale NASSAUII - Spacious 74’ SELL.9 room, Mr-conditioned neHedfamily roombuilt-in ofapartmoot]iving?’came see [ ranch featuring 3 large colonial. 2-’.-~ baths, 4 bdrms, ~)~okease, storage. Excellent dining room, panelled family this excellent buy & invest in I ..... bedrooms,family room, study schools. $07.500.210-295-9581. roam, 2-car finished garage your ownhome. For appt. call I YODCAN nW~ q.u~e ,, t.-:,.. ~finished basement, fireplace newcentral a r, wall-to.wall tfhome , extent’or"newty"’~ "palnted"~" ’"’YSWISS CHALET - live n~’=’v basement laundry room ad- family room, eat in kitchen, owners. 609448-6910. everydayas if on vacation in VA NOM "~’"~’ jacent to kitchen, 2 full baths. laudseaped t.~ acre. Many carpeting throughout plus New 3 bedroom Uranche~. EAST WINDbOR- Lovely many extras. Financing on BroadSt., Flemngton, N.J. th s natural pine Swes chalet ’ center hall Colonial, 4 bdrm luxurious extras. 7 mins. to I witha rental unit that lets you on 5 woodedacres with trout levels$29 ’"" 990 e..w^ ~,Ne aa or, ..... poreol- 2’~ bath, sunken den PINE KNOLL - 2 story RRstation bayof a life time, available, owner transferred TWIN RIVERS-4bdrm TH I ...... i ,~ ~u. r~ewq ooaroom fireplace Colonial. 4 bedrooms, 2-1/2 and anxiousfor aprivate sale. ¯ ¯ ’ ve rent - free. ~,onta..~ ~ " -~ = stream ueer ana.wnollm yet b I.,,.to ’ ¢,~t .an ~, . w ...... c-W ~ $67,000.Even ngs. 609-799-1942. Asking$49,900. Call 609-586- Q-I,!, 5a.pp!. brick patio, gas rooms,l!= baths, on each side near Stockton and easy ~room~’ C~’Ioh’~s ’~gV~o’J.oversizedhit.’ Asking$51,600; baths, fireplace in family 5-15 SOLEBURYTWP. -- Bi-level. grnl. r’rlnclpals 0a y ~13~U. I of the hmncnHnl tv,t ’ ~..!.~:u. 609-443.5958 room, centrally air con- 7620evenings. 5-22 609-443-1555. er, 011 eommutinr, ¯facilities ¯ Air Low taxes. AIi eli., LUlnUes. tf % acre. Living room dining ff heat, 2 zone3-c,’u" garage, conditioned’=’msummer’ huge ""- ditioned partially finished room, kitchen, wall to wall -- macadam driveway South ¯ . ’. Located ai lame~ Klver~ N.J -- basement, 2 car garage. TWIN¯ RIVERS stone,fireplace. .mwinter, Oliver Realty oz....rr, nceton’" " carpeting, custom made Split side with :3 bedroomsis now science kitchen dining room ...... 5-15condition Pa’m ~re6ampar, L~tl~" " HILLSBOROUGH TOWN- drapes tallying room& dining Tow¯house- 3 bdrm,2t~z baths, for rent. Heat and garage huge cathedr’a, eetlinge~J w-~-sz4-’i~ri. COLONIALlar- NORGATEI -Splitlevel, 3 or 4 custom built dr wall unit, TWINRIVERS QUAD I - 3 ] furnished, $800. per month. 8 x . bedrooms,2-t/2 baths, family SHIP,New raised ranch on a,:l room,2 bedrooms& hall bath, living room 4 bedrooms 2 firenlace’ : ¢~7~n woodedacre lot. :3 bedr’ooms, master bedroomwith bath on decorator wallpaper thruout, bdrm Town House. Top 132 ft glassed.in front perch, baths, full basement with ~ ’ ~’"" room, fenced backyard. eat-in kitchen, formal dining upper level, groundlevel den landscapedpatio a.e, l blk to location near NYbuses. Manyentire property is in fine room,~ 4th bedroomoz~ den, 28 wnth stone fireplace, powder NYChas. 3 bloe~ to school. extras - self eleaning oven [ cold t on gara~.e., Majority of rooms T~ LOVELYSE’I~ING - Prin- NASSAUI - Split level with Asking price paneuoo mamtenancetree Lovely 2 bedroomtownhouse~ ceto.n. Twp.Sh a dy Brook. Air" reereation room, laundry room sliding glass doors Manyother extras. $42,500. oversized air conditioner, $56,450 ’ $85’000 massivebrick parch, :3 or 4 room l~/., baths, attached eading to the rear, another 6~9-448-6825. ff central vac, patio gas grill ’ Desirable Quad 2. express conultioned. $69,500 bedrooms, family ,room, garage. $49900. Still time to spare roomnext to den also slurms/sereens, semifinished OSCARWOLFE El LIOTTREALTYCO huses to N.Y.C. 20 ram. to carpeting, 2 air cundifiooing select interior colors, in- washroam. 2 ear garage. basement. Manyothers. 7 t/2 REALTOR Realior r’n9 ~’ 9133 [ Princeton. Wall~’ to schools, LUXURYHOME -on 3 acres. units, close to schooland bus. eluding wall-to-wallcarpeting. green house. $538o0. 215- EASTWINDSOR 4 year old % mortgage assumable. 609- 609-397-2138 Eves ...... ¯ SU- ---.-w.~"~’~’~’u9 conditioning-fivestores, pool tennisappliances & bus. AirI $115,660 Callowner, (201) 359-7000. 862-5738. ’ 5-8 Rennaisanee Colonial, 4 443-3835. tf 5-8 FRED AULETTA bedrooms,2’: baths, family special touches include plush THRI~..~APT. BUILD.!N.G REALTY room, separate dining room, wall to wall earpetingl paten¯el to aoa aunmooo, Realtor 609-883-5522 main level laundry, central beautiful landsnacednatlo [ units or sub-divide a buildahl~ tf air, well-landscapedhalf-acre finished basemeJ~tand ~ore~ lot. $82,000 2-car garage. $59,009. Prin- EXCELLENTPROPERTY - PRINCETONJUNCTION -- ...... I Priced for quick sale $33,000. I GRIGGSTOWN--Brandnew INCOMESPECIAL . Newly ciples only. 609.4484448.5-8 for professional persons. 4 ~n~ux~uuY,. sprit level ~,,d~ ~ : split level in quiet neigh- May 15 occupancy. New Call 609-448-8864’ 5-22i borhood.:3 br, family room, paintedextra clean, 2%.fami v minutesto Princeton Borough aluminum sided 4 hedroom central air conditioned [l~’~l[lll LR Dr t~,~ bath, eat--n ,house in residential neigff- Hall- good parking, Caloolal Colunialonl/2acrewitheat-in separate living and dining I ~ ] ¯ ~[l~,~l: oorhoad near 2 coleges, l house,4 bedroomsplus private kitchen, large living room, room panelled den eat-inl ...... I I¯’~.lllSlllllll~ kitchen with pantry, large entrance guest room with kitchen¯ ’ 3 bedrooms’ screened[HIUKUKY ...... ACRES EAST TWINRIVERS -- Patio Ranch basement, attached garage, block from bus, Possible in- TWIN RIVERS . 2 bdrm family room with fnreplace, ’ ¯ ’ ¯ wtt~uaul~. -- a oormrancn 3/ ~ IIL~.l.L]~,~_~111~ comeof over $500 per me. Low bath. Largebarnwithsoffices formal dining room¯ 2 1/2 porch and br,ck patio , : Townhouse, Quad I. Custom ehise to NYCbus line, Price in taxes, 20~’ down, financ ng Townhouse,Quad I location, including conference room, t,2barbs DRF.lg =t I extras. Buydirect and save. high 50’s. Call 609-921-2661or finished basement,brick patio workshopand large studio, baths full basement, 2 ear ovor,eakiagapark.ke yardIIn ...... FJt launorZ carara ~, I II! lI 669-924-2040. available "$:34,966. Peter L. w"gas grill. CaR609.448.7065. garage¯ $04 500. Peter L. Walk to bus ¯ andlake., " ’ ’$71500. o/~ Icentra’l//~]RHfll; v" 7.,. g ~ $38,900.609-654-4195. tf Oliver Realty, Princeton. 809- Pool and pool house. Ira- Oliver Realty Inc., 609-924- 609¯ 921. 2840 Prnnctpalsunly 5 ac. ~rlnClpalSonl Y.: 5-8 924.7/77. Price mid-30’s, tf mediate ooeupaney,$125 500. 5 22 8 $$8,900.Call 609-448.0245. ff [ "mllBlP"~. Byappointment, 609-924-3794.ff 7777. / ¯ 5.g ! "SevenFor Central Jersey" ~a,.s~,t NEWS TheManville News Class tried JTdverf ising The Franklin NEWSRECORD 12-B TtlUIISDAY.MAY 9, 1974 I RealEstate For Sale RealEstate For Sale RealEstate For Sale RealEstate For Sale Real Estate For Sale I RealEstate For Sale Real Estate for SaleReal Estate For Sale Real Estate for Sale ...... [ 15 ACRE IfORSE FARM 4 BEDROOMSBow window in ’ IIOPEWELLTOWNSRIP- I - " ’A I OPENIIOUSE WITHSTREAM ebarm,ng4 livinR room, kitehen with [ :: Pw#.,~ bedroomcolonial in excellent eating area full basement,w- ILm’l.sJ0NI TWOSTORVCOLONIAL-t.3/ =r,’ )1 iS l ..._ y ,SandayMay12-Sat Ma 11 condition [eaturlng banquet- wiu ]iv. rm., hall, bedrooms, - L~l~¢4r~0~ I.-- woodedacres with’ stream,| i A.a%,.J£~’m.l_2dO "l~df’h’~kdl"l~’a~ I I ~1 bt°~P .m.ayton Rte 322 4 size dining room, modern stairway 16x32inground pool, ~"~" ] , ¯ , /10th of kitchen, 2 ear garage and ¯ excellent landsoopmg.’ Flrst/ ~ A.l.%.LL~’.m..l_2dOJ I lVnm.., t~ast - el 4130 Ht hwa , go:; heat, all utilities. 39,500 floor has modern k tchen BrochuAalleble | AVA!!tABLEI!tI¯ . /cCUyAa~Cy,f[v ~a~s...... 7berd~OmOsm’g V hornPRINCETONRA.NC,H.- " -~l39 000.at- LOTSFOR SALE- we have COLORFULESTATE - almost formal dining roam, livingI ( On-" ’ 2 YEARSOLD we I caredfor 2 acres of floweringtrees and $25000 i MORTAGEMONEY /VacantfMMEDfATE and manyitems remaining, just listed a 6 A woodedtract shrubs,now in full bloom.Tall NEWLISTING’-2sIoryhome room with ft~_p2,~t.,(~/ --~,~#",,"’~ [ and we have another with 2 n I~r~nnhfonlm’inr~ n livinv roomWire ilrcplat:u,llurary / ~1/ w l CONVENIENTLIVING / ~. . , .~ , ,.,~. tractiveurieKtront,aoouroom Four bedrooms central air acres both in desirable Norwayand Colorado spruce ...... ~"mn’l-~di’~i"n°o- ~’~rn~ den, t bedroomand lt:~ baths. " I Level- end unt tuwnhause | fireplace, ereezeway, 2 car flus den, large living room conditioning, panelled family trees surroundthis impressive room,.or ...... ~ ...... t ~o...a fl~r 3 bedrooms2 full M E R C E R S T R E E T ~’ attached garage basement HopewellTownship. Call our 1;ennessee ranch home. En- ~a~’s.~ ’Co’repletey finished mm room 2 room,large kitchen, 1%baths, offmefor further information. urgekitchen,~,~drvam~tounwOn BUSINESS LOCAT!ON :[ }~2#uresm~:Ydesl’rU~,z~an~,q~/,y’threc room.& study or of- ~a~h~t.reaP~2e’bdaut~funew all utilities. 42,900 tertain your guests on the kitchen,,. $ 70,9OO raised patio everlcokinga 48 pay...... nent to quuunnu"T;;".:"’:ouyers.- Two’e"oeonIinncargarage,~"°msiU" debasementscreened INVESTORS!- we have a Prescntl~’fl°menexcellenta, nice"dwelhngC°natti°n’ butt"/ with"wers’t~ ’nicture"urg°~ windowllV’ tng formalr°°ml/ acrenCe°nly , launflrYl el,city’ 6tsewerneater &r°°mwater,"~ RANCHWITH FOYER 4-5 desirable property in Men- ft. concrete poul. Youcould - n porch¯ $94 000. pesstbi tes for off ccs or dinimF moderneat in kitchen[ $42,900 Realtor N J CONDOMINIUM-Cearbrook bedrooms, 20’ living room, tgomery Township with a build a standard size tennis $37500 ’ small busieess¯ Seven rcomsl/ ¯_e,, .. ."., 1Manni, Realty Inn Call Master Lodge adult corn court. Stonefireplace at endof CALIFORNIA RANCH - aud bath, 3 car garage / *hr~wire laroesnacx b~dranmsoar tamny 2~ room / yt aa e20t-297-2516im " ¯ " kitchen with breakfast area large storefront plus a 5-room ~a..t,~...~.vol,,corner lot RANCH- Large lot modern ~/ 5-B numty. Choice location, overlooking terrace 2 full and bath apartment and a large living room. Formal kitchen, dining room, 3 Parking area in rear¯ $30,900. bat"hs anti’all’basement’ Sta -- recently listed. Air con- barbs. There isa doubefront dining room, picture window Coo~ai’nin~’6’~’/oocl’slzerooms / another separate 1 fleor l overlooking the grounds. such as a°13 ~ 22 living room bedrooms,2 fall baths, f_amily, ...... I e door, fenced yard, everything buildinghousing apost office. [ and n le~ ~t 9~ fnnli]v room room, z car garage cnfltra! ~uu/~l[t Y ESTATE’¯Lar"e ~ lcool t,nPlmm with swstomCentral frostAir, freercentr~l/t t M,KEFIEI¯ DCOLONIAL ~llc~nd.’2ms°ederr~.~taiL,el~,~i’ " I" .t~ ...... S remains. 50,000 Zoneneighborhood business. I Country club nearby. Whata a r $49,900. colonial homewith historic 1| .~frl.orator self.cleaningl ledroom states wdhprivate luxurius nlace for the busy .re¢~ .¢i...)..... oar -ara,,e and backgroundSeveral out-/"~ L"~A. ~,,,,2.t.o. w-sherand/This nearly new homeis just hatb plus a lovely Florida Ownerswill hold mortgagefor executive to relax! tinge fun cyclone . " ~ ~’~ ~’ieneeu yaru .... ¯ ~ BRICKAND FRAME home, 4 a qualified buyer. $30,0~0 ltANCH-Parballywoodedlot, buddlngson beautlf" ul 3 acre| ran@dryer’~lS,,,~o,,~, n~tiMl-~ finished J old enough to have be en room. $440~0 bedrooms 2’~ baths, brick room with bar. "First time nodern kitchen...... dining room lot Lwmgrooms (2) dining ----ba~em’ent v ...... toveN .. ’ d and .. fireplace in familyroom, dish- offered at $99,500 $38960 / ~tio area I beautifully decorate MAJESTICVIEW of Hepewell I NEWCONS;i;RUCTION - living room wit’h fireplace, 3 room, den, kitchen’s with/ plus mucl~ muc~ refessi°nally washer in kitchen, w-win- Townshipcountryside - This I bedrooms full baths 1 car eating area (21 2 full and m"ere39900 Just I ILooated P in the desirablelandscaped. San y V~CTtORGIA(~sTC01~IPLEoTmE" ’ eluded. 52,909 MODERNCONDOMINIUM - 2 Read., for immediate oe roducedto’ American colonial offers 31 cupan~y with fine features garage rear screened’porch, half baths, 8 be~oomsand2 large carpeted bedrooms, a" bedrooms, ultra kitchen in- $45900 fireplaces $125CO0 BROOKTREERANCH | Scudders’ ’l Run area Fall it Bridgeis close -- toideal 1-95 &, v~n~genbame. Yong~Ve[a~l~c~es , CUSTOMRANCH Fireplao sunken family room with cludes dishwasher, washer- such as a kitchen with d sh with dark mortor, bullt-b dryer combination and I washer and built-in an- ~ .... Lovelyhalf-acre corner lot [~ra~helcomsmU~e~’ehletnmClUw1~~r~eSn~ze°dnsCi~eo~a~ttml~nt’ fireplace, ultra-modern kit- refrigerator, carpeted ] pliances stained woodwork pf, nmREL . ." 3acres ’.modern ¯ frames this to nine year formal dining room donbe china kitchen with uniqu~ chen formal dining roomwith and dnuhlo hoot’ windows¯ I k~tchen din ng room f rep ace HIGHTSTOWNProfessional -h separate breakfast area . , pantry, panelled family roan throughout. A great relaxing ’ " or ous" ness "location, " "" N ewl y ...... --n h-mein t~ae Brooktrec warml anelled famil,, room ~v ng rooms ann den Needs exquisite carpeting matching homefor the workingcouple ~’h’va,,~h~’~;t" far~al dinlno I n fam yroomlaunory room ~oot...f E Windsor Town" Y P : a. co~.,’.. ’¢~a ~n with acess to patio, living room, patio, room..... family~’ ...... room wit~ I 4 bedroom, 2-.= ~’~baths, 2 car’ renovated...... 2 family house, shi~ Aconvenientfoyer leads with’ fireplace,’ 4 sp acious...... e bedrooms, 2 full baths professional landscaping and iust starting out, $26,900I garage $62500. Each apartment has 6 rooms bedrooms & 2t.~ ceramic . s~l~ms.~ ~’s, -aso ~ 7-ors on to v-alto 4 ’ ¯ ,o~ v.a cathedral celn¢ Ivna ’ STATELYCOLONIAL - This basement,2 ear garage. 59,00 a large let, All spotlesskept. and t ~baths.Newkitcheas w- mal &nin" g~’ han~- baths. All appliances,w al to . $55,900 TRAVELINGMAN - here’s a bedrooms,and 2 full baths. I EXPANDEDRANCH - 2.5 dishwashers,. - new baths new room for " wall earpehng’ draperies’ a~d gracious.... homewelcomes you ESTABLISHED NEIGH- choice immaculate2yr. young some moderneat in kitchen BORHOODis the setting for homenear the new Exit 7A of 5 BEDROOMSPLIT in Pine N.J. Turnpike.Private airfield R ’ ~ii~o:g~i!’:~:grgsun~a!~e:~ nm2~ this four bedroom,Located in Knoll section of Lawrence CRAaiN.iBL~!’gsAI0~2soSPL~iTngl arii~ ~iiii~:d~rrCiiilcf~ii ~h~i!sw,::Cul:~i!sehli~°iil iiita.rg~aeant! iiiiado~ t2n ~:i~:~lty!~rmil I~troCYro~! Montgomery.Double viewed Twp.almost hidden amongthe and country club ~4 acre lot fireplace, screened porch, full of youngtrees¯ Fireplace, this8room, 1., bath homeat taehed gara e. A t ’ p l.t baths , on, 1 acre.... in the tall trees and parklike area. this I~l-v, marketnriee for a [ bedroomsand 2- t,,bathson 1st 13 ACRE FARMETTE’ 7 wail to w~f earnetin~, and BaesReatylnc. .z hasement, 2 car garage, Outstandinglybeautiful living 2 full baths 2-car garage, ,, -~~ ’ r floor. Twobedrooms " and l full room farm house, in’ ground’ r o Reator1 s charmingVillage el t.ranoury ~,900 formal dining room, ultra mdoktale Re . ..i~. h.v¢~r r-nnti-deckatareallstic ~ ¢.,a ~.’ Maturetrees¯ room with cathedral ceiling, "t~’:"" ":-’-.,’:~ ~ ". .... 7n’~r:.bath on second floor 2 ear swimming pool horse barn $42900 790W’Trenton Ave. ~ ...... formal dining room, panelled modernkitchen, 3 bedrooms, anu enjoy garage lnecentral mr. $110000spaetouswtth Bstalls. Valuableparoel e t y ..... ’ Morrsv e, Pa 215-29a "-1181 ~,.~,cm~,~ NEWCONSTRUCTIONS Pike family room 2~ charming screened patio, family room. foyer lar-ea’ hvin,=~. room, ’ " ~ m re~luenLIa-’~ "’-I ~-w’o~n Pa 215968 50~6 ran,’, o~.~ ~uuu~ -- Seeing is believing! $53,500 lormat" "¯ "omln " g rcom an eled ~, iocateu HANDSOMESPLIT " Ex " "~ " ’ ’ " " " t:- lovely.... 3 oouroom1- :,~ natn- - Brook Area of Montgomery. baths, ultra-modern eat-n ’ P LAWRENCETO VNS HIP surround" ngs¯ $1 5 0 ,00 0’ frames Four bedroomcolonials, 2~,2 kitchen, 0 roamsof beautyplus ram y room basement and ce!lent half.acre s!te bomewth3firoplaces. $’60,000 haths, brick fireplace in INCOMEPLUS - luxurious ittached garage Oversized~,~ cD~.r ! ~2wwr i ~..~ ~. ~u, ~t~x~^~ o. ~ ,,..~ .~ this top spht level flume In --- a basementand 2.car garage. .~,.~..;,, - ...t~,~:~.- ~r..w ,.,,.,.~,~,.~o. 07.%~ East Windsor Townsh p RENTALS family room, formal dining $65,000 living, 7 yr. young, 2 apart- ’"ere " o ..... trance loyer lovely mtcnen bedroomCOIOmals reany lor Sonhtpo¢"nr, ln " " ff ~ ’ room, center hall, 2 ear ment berne. Each apartment ~.. ’ .. . :’ ...... L._~de llvln° room FANTASTICOPPORTUNITY $a2" 500 mnmgroomfamnyroom wRn immediate occupancy. ~lce with. P.cture w. ndow, forma II GHTSTOWN- 3 bedroom garage, fullhasement. 73,900 ’qEW CONSTRUCTION- includes oversized kitchen, ~,l,’...... hreolace’ 3’ bedrooms2,., t, lecatmn’ Custom bmlt ’ Each ~ washer-dryer combination, 2 dininbandsome~ eat ie kit TO quality workmanship, bedrooms, central air- ,,,:;,~v,m.onnvm nerlv ...... bat,%brickpatlo garage, hasa hreplace..¯,.,.-_m the bvmg ~oonene~llfamil’" morn ’ " " WOODEDACRE Traditional exquisite design plus total newn~n~.~roun~-J~oi-eon-a~h~$49,900. g ~ohenfiedrooms, 1’,~ y baths colonial wilh four bedrooms, conditioned. Each apartment - . r°r°m~n~lt~n~Sn’(~Is~wea~e I SAVEMONEV HIGI-fTSTOWN-4 bedroom privacy describe this 4 rents for $230 per month. An premises, of this well priced ...... basement and attacnea ~apeP.~..a.¢°~" ,~^,,~ 2%baths, center hall, brick bedroom,2~;., bath colonial on EWII~.zuwt~;:,tllr ~e.eeeo lawns aveo; garage All ths plus wall to AND ’ firephlee in family room, approximately 3 acres of ideal place for a young or West Wi,dsor snlit~. level ¯ nr veways .r~ .’ce~ ,4 Pr.rein ’ study or library, exceptional elderly couple. Your tenant Cathedral ceding hying and .... ^~n ^ vt^tw ~’rnRy wall carpeting, fenced in rear . ~’ht|ftt :~,~|’[’IT ~l~lrl woodedterrain. It enjoys a can help offset the cost of dining roomnew kitchen with u~ ..’~ ,...,-~ ,-:.-:~ -~50 , 900 " yard anomorcat a reasonable ownthis unique custom bent -’~*~’."~’ *’."o-~1~ ~--° kitchen, full basement,2 ear brick raised hearth fireplace RANCtl " Monern.K teaen...... $45000.contemporary lome in one of Membei’o[Multlple garage. 95,000 in the family room, a master living¯ 15 minutes from lua ity ca’binets and ap- ulmn,.. groom recreat on roomt~UI~IIM,E, IX~I/~I~ L,UL, L~IIUI’~ ¯ ~ ’ I.mtlngServlee’ ’ " ’ PrincetonJunction station. ,}li’mces 4 need size , , oN...... ttOuT.~ 130¯ ~uy or tease -- - Pr ncetans l ¯ nest locations¯ ’ suite with its ownsundeck, $48,900Dedrooms,tt., bat~s, attached .famfl , roomY ...... with fireplace, , 4 ~,.. ~ .,.,. _ C-’ ...... ~ Completeprivacy on heavily 37 N. MalnSt.,Cranbury ELMItIDGE SOUTHWEST4 ultra-modern kitchen, formal ..~.~,~ .m 3" ,.,e~ I~¢ Con- neorooms,2 [[111 na[ns, large tins ou[iu[n~HU;a .~,t~ubqud[u woodedacre vet convenient ~9-~44 bedromn2-story with slate dining room and more with v,,orkshop, 2 ear carport, feet of shmvroomuno oulce foyer, central air, Built-in STONE AND ALUMINUM - ~ell~nt’for ’Ne’~v’~Yorl¢"corn- space all carpeted and air- to to,’,’n andbus’. Redwoodand Eves.609-395-1255 centralair. custom rancher, beautiful reuters. $36,900 brick exterior. Flexible in- 709-0301,or448.4857 5.8 Vaeunm,self.cleaning oven, conditioned, plus a storage ; terior with 4 to 6 bedrooms,4~ boomedceiling in family room OPENHOUSE natural birch doors, entrance area on the second floor. foyer, formal dining room, $52,900 RANCH- Modern kitchen with baths, flagstone center hall and study. 2 fireplaces, full Every SAT. & SUN eating area, living room, 2 fteavily traveled highway. plaster walls, hardwood basement.2 car garage. from I toSp.m. delightful kitchen. 3 DEVONSHIRE RANCHER- Also included is a two family 105,000 bedrooms,P., baths, hot water h, immaculate condition and bedrooms,1 ful.lbath, attic for ~r~r.~,~mlt^TE nANCH floors openhearthfireplace in From HopewelI Borough baseboardbeat includinga fall as pretty as a picture. Entry future expansmn, aluminum housethat h as beenrenovated. ’..’"’3 ...... ~ " ""and ex"i 14’ stone wall shoji screens in FORsale by owner4 bedroom 5-8 traffic light proceed on siding. $29,900 Thereis 3.2 acres of land with bpotluss C0BOuon o - . , . ,, r basement with outside en- foyer sunken living room, frontage on two roads totaling c~,,..,.u..~...... i..d~.a~in are ~rime I uvlng ann mnmgrooms, much colonial - 2~: baths, large eat- Greenwood 3 mi, North to trance, fenced yard plus formal dining room, eat-in . IYv. ,:, ,...y .... i panelling central air con- in kitchen, dining room,living MountainRd. Turn left ’.tl mi. EASTAIVIWELL TOWNSHIP 660 ft. Sales price $450,000. lCa[uresOI mlSmp iiv~ .y~il~ I , , ¯ ’ room with laandry room an $88,400 garage. Ideal for the com- kitchen, 3 good size bedrooms Leaseel store only $I,000per oU a ra ncn ’- home. Situated on| a~ dittoomg’ flaestone terrace ’ muter. 15 minutes from the Imaster suitel, huge family .... n Ea " Windsor screened porc’~ etc " etc ’ Too. st fl. Full dry basement,slate RANCH- Modern kitchen, month¯ nail acre lot t st | ~yer random width pegged We have numerous other station. Reducedto $43,500 roomwitb fireplace, finished dining room, living roomwith ...... 1 ownsnlp Ul is ham e has a manyunusual Features .to . hst. [IKIROIL play room in basement and LEONARD snowroom- ’ a ppe raneea / . Under. $130. 000’ ’Principals¯ lank flooring in fain y room, 9’24-T~T3 ¯ 339-6~ selections of homes in every fireplace, 3 bedrooms, l-t~ TOWERINGPINES surround central air. fo,,er only. Write Box 02557c/oThe lrge trees, $54,000.609-~59- price range. Call our office for baths, garage, 2.6 acres, VAN HISE ~"..ea~.ur ¯ ’ es ’nclude Packet or call 16091924-1061 9179 for appointment¯ Prin- ...... descriptions¯ this 6 me. old colonial in $55,900. ~]~ nme[eeu foo It livi n[~- r~om’, ..... University Heights near $57,900 dining, handsome evenlngsanaweexenus, tl cipals only,please. 5-22 Mercer County Community BROOKTREESPLIT - (First ~l~o~" AGENCY formal NEWI.IST[NG - in one of College. Atranquil setting. of[ering) perfectly situated moderneat in kitnhen, three Ewing’snicest ureas weoffer PENNINGTONBOROUGH 160Stockton St., Hibhtstown,N.J. bedrooms, two full baths, Entrance foyer with open hrick and frame home on laundry room, full basement, 4 bedrooms,large living room stairway, huge living room, woodedlot which has been with fireplace, formal dining TOWNttOUSE-3 bedrooms, and attached garage. All this TWINRIVERS - desirable room,beautiful kitchen, large formal dining room, family professionally landscaped beautifullandscapedlot, brick 448-4250 plus CENTRALAIR, car- room, large ultra-modern giving a park-like atmosphere, peting throul~hout, dish- TWIN RIVERS - 4 bdrm Quad It, private and safe family morn, inground pool kitchen, 4 bedrooms. 2~ It extra large rooms,2~:~baths, patio, wall to wall throughout, EveningsCall TownbouseQuad Ill. Short location, 3 bdrmTH, 2’~ bath, with cabana and 2-car garage front porch, 2-car garage, washer, refrigerator and walkto NYCbus. 5 appl., incl. cent. air, bricked fmrm,full on:h acre for $53,900 baths, 2-ear garage, side entry 2 car garage, and $43,900. IL Vantlise ,t4B-8042 muchmore at $46,900. basement¯Just listed. Be the u, any extras and built-ins. 4,ig-2151 ff refrig & selfcleun oven, dnrm w ’w carpet, storm first to inspect. $52,500 Better make your ap- E. ’[’urp storms & screens, panelled screens, 5 appf. dblslfclning FLOWERS, FRUIT and BUY LAND: Jean Esch 448-1178 ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL- familyroom & hall, gas grill, oven slfdefrosting refrig. beautiful birch trees greet you pointmentnow on this one, TtlEY DON’TMAKE IT whenyou drive up to this 4 MnnlberMultiple Listing Service Lovelyhalf acre site in a mostmany other extras¯ 7~" partially finished basement¯ $59,600 ANYMOItE desirablelocation in E. mortgageassumable. $44,900. Prof. handseapedbrick patio bedroom home with many DEVONSHIRECOLONIAL - WindsorTownship frames this 609-443-6439, tf gas grill, swim & tennis, unusualqualities. You’llagree witll a 24’ living room and 3.85 ACRES-- Elm Ridge TWIN RIVERS excellent5 year old home. many,many extras $4,10.300. that thishomeis a great value Road, HopewellTwp.$20,000 CONDOMINIUMRESALES Features include large living for $48,500 brick fireplace. Immense Principalsonly. 600446-7255.tf F entry foyer, eat-in kitchen Rt.33, East Windsor, N.J. room with picutre window, withdishwasherand breakfast 10.5 WOODEDacres in W. (off ext. 8, N.J. Turnpike) formal dining, bright modern IMAGINE ENTERTAINING WEIDELarea, formal dining room, 1st Amwell~vp. Excellent road eat-in kitchen handsome PHINCETONJUNCTION -- YOU GUESTSin a beautiful panelled family room four April 15 occupancy. New4 sunroomwith flagstone patio floor utility room, paneled I frontage. $4,000per acre, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. EASTWINDSOR -- L-shaped family room, 4 good size Features:custom wall to wall large bedrooms,2~L, baths, full runcbon ~.’, acre. Centralair, bedroom aluminum siding overlookingyour full running bedrooms,I 2~ baths and 2 ear I APPROXIMATELY54 acres, basement and attached Colonialwith 23 ft. living room creek.The 10 acres and carpet, central air con- carpeting throughout, dish- with fireplace. Formaldining completeprivacy will make garage. Anice woodedsetting I HopewellTwp. Will subdivide ditioning, G.E, kitchen with 2 garage. Suchquality extras as washer and no-wax floor, makesthis a very attractive ieto 2 parcels. Beautiful view. door self-defrosting central air, lovely carpeting, large full basement, eat-in room,p.anellod family room, livinginthis 8 room100 yr. old patio gas barbecue andmueh eat-in kitchen, powderroom colonial homea dream come tA,,N%,$t.. ltt E buy. refrigerator, self-cleaning kitchen, living room dining and laundry room. Second I $4,000per acre. oven. dishwasher, washer. moreat a realistic $52,900room, family room, 3 large true. $139,500 formal dining room plus Elegance and charm are HIGHWAYCOIVIMERCIAL21 ACRES -- Frontage en 2 dryer, utility room patio. bedrooms,2 baths. First time floor has 4 la’rge bedroomsand familyroom in this attractive highlighted in this stately 2 2 full baths. 2 ear garage and AVAILABLE IM- LANDWITHHOUSES- i roods. Hepewell Twp, Ex- carport, clubhouse. Priced to offered. $54,000.Oliver Realty, 2 story set backon 150x 150lot story home within walking RT. 33- Just past TwinRiversl ceflent location. $5,000 per sell at GORGEOUSCOLONIAL-Top lull basement on 1/2 acre. MEDIATELY- you can move convenient te schools, shop- l’distanee of the village. Large acre. $29,900 S~.900.Peter L. Oliver Healty your family right into this 9 on 2 acres. 6 room, 2 story EastWindsor location for this ~209.924-7777or 600-799.2056. 5- ping and activities that kids entrance foyer, lovely living colonial. $65,900 large3 yearold Colonial home "Inc.609-924-7777. 5-22 room2-story colonial on l room, library, formal dining 78 ACRES-- Hopewell Twp. BEAUTIFULI bedroom, t featuring living room with lovely acre. The location is can walkre. Extra nice for bath, with den, condominium, $57,500room, country kitchen with liT. 33 - 4 miles from Heavily woodedwith stream fully carpeted, balcony, raised hearth fireplace, for- 3~YR OL--D eenir,~ily air can---d excellent andthe neighborsthe brick fireplace, 4 large 2,000’ of frontage, $3,000per mal dining,bright moderneat- TOWNHOUSE- Excellent 3 finest. Freehold. It Roomhome oh 3 deluxe kitchen fully air- bedroom townhouse in 3 bdrm ranch, 10 min. from Call us. $89,000 A FRIENDLYOLD HOUSE -- bedroolns, 212 baths. Central acres presently being used as acre. coodtooed, priced to sell at in kitchen, lovely panelled lligbstowa. In scenic Lake (New Listing) With a new air conditioning. nursing borne. Mostfurniture family room, 4 large desirable Quad1 location in Viewsection of Allentown. CtfOOSE YOURCOLORS - faee-lift tjust painted). 71 t.6 ACRES-- West Amwell $26,500 bedrooms, 2h~ baths, full Twin Rivers. Living room, being built. Wehave a 2-stery hleludod. $74’900 dining room modernkitchen, Carpeted 15 x 2O liv rm, rooms includin~ 3 bedroomsI IIAMII.TONSQUAItE Twp. Scenic, trees with R,C.REINHOLDCO. basement and 2 ear garage: Modern 13 x 16 kitchen colonial home on 2 wooded and formal dining room, fall [ $t;9,oml stream. $12,9110 Also featuring central air, family room, 3 large acres with stream $79,900 REALTORS bedrooms2 1/2 baths and full w/dishwasher. Carpeted 12 x basement, detached 2 ear flandsome new brick and ~ 333W.State St., Trenton walk-in closet, laundry room basement. Wall to wall car- 13 masterbdrm w,.’ half bath. ’ garage with a large workshop,I alumthumrancher in an ex- and almost finished basement. Fall bath, fall dry basement, * 19,900will buy an adorable2- blacktop drive and large yard. I elusive area. Entrance foyer VanHisc, Realt)’ (609) 394- 8118 peting throughout central air $55,900.and all apphanees. Priced to nicely lundseaped and other bedroom rancher in A-I Only $32,500 impressive living room, lk.altor Pt, nnmgtoa.N.j. extras. Priced to sell fast condition, Call ns for your I formal dining room, well ~k~t~ mmi ml~ B~II ~ , SLEEPYROt,LOW MORTGAGE MONEY se’l’l. Principalsonly. 609-449. inspection. ~! m’- ¯ ~ B- t N Tel. (6091737-361S AVAILABLEII! $34,000. Call 609-259-7863. NEAR LAWRENCEVILLEI planned eat-in kitchen with role mmmmw mmc 7113,or 600-,148-5001,ask for Princpalsonly. 5-22 VILLAGE-- tNew Prieel hlundry area level), panelled REAl.£s’rATt: ’ A~ 16091883-21 0 Twostory center hall colonial Bob. $39,500. tf Very attractive home with family room with hreplace 3 located on Sleepy Hollow very lew maintenance, 3 large bedrooms,2 baths, full Lane Montgomery Twp, HAMILTON TWP. - First bedrooms,21,~ baths, modern basement, and 2 ear garage. Features spacious living li~[~/.~/l]~/]-~offering - Lovely, 4 bedroomA FINE COUNTRYHOME for kitchen, finished basement.It Central air conditioning, room, furma~ dining room, brickfront colonml ie quiet & youand yuur family in a very E,t-Tv includes customcarpets and cbecrful eat-in kitchen, step- beautiful residential Mer- private residential cul-de-sac JOSEIq[ II. MARTIN down panelled family room cervilIearea. Consistsof large only 5 minutes from Prin- draperies. Out back there’s a REM.TORS cetoo. 4 bedrooms,21:, baths. beautiful heated kidney APPI{AISAL&RE~L with raised hearth fireplace, living room, formal dining shapedpool with sweepingred EASTWINDSOR - 1~/~ yr. old Central vacuumplus central Rt 130’JustNorthof Family room with fireplace. ~-~ERVICE ESTATECO ’ spliton:h acrerec room with FOR SALE or RENTwith air. Owner will consider TheOIdYorke[nn room, modernkitchen,l-Z,. Central air conditioning¯ Realtors brick patios and attractive tea tor , 60~)-882-0288.fireplace,liv.room, din. room, option to buy East Windsor. financingto qualifieid buyer¯ baths garage&fullbasement. Wonderful South Brunswick Rt, 3I ~t.nennlngtonmrcte wroughtiron railings, Large Eves, &v;,eekends 609-737-2864 Carefree luxurious lakeview4 Has central air for your sa2-7923 cabana and landscaped for kit. with dishwasher,4 Ride by, call us te show, 448-5000 schools $67,500 737-1100 Memberof bcdroolns,2t;~ baths, 2-car rm, condominium. Features Asking $79,900 summer comfort. Large Cbarles J. Freericks, Broker your seclusion. Just reducedto MultipleListing Service include wall-wall carpet, E WndsorToweshio H gh stow professionally landscaped 5-9 $63,500 5-1 ~ruge.$53,000. 609-443-6515. 5- balcony eat- n kitchen fencedlot with large trees. (609)921-73TJ. completewith self.clean time [ TUSCHAKAGENCY [Many extras. Pricedat SECLUDEDRANCH -- (New bake oven, self-defroster REALTOR $45900 Listing) on almost 4 acres in re[rig-freezer, dishwasher~I t I S. BrideSt. Semerville,N,J. PRINCETONJUNCTION -- ’ ’ MONROETWP. - golfer’s ttAMILTONTWP. - industrial the lower part ef E. Amwell I[UNTEItDON COUNTY - comb.washer-dryer, central Lovely 5year old raised ranch [ Call LARRYVANN REALTY dream surrounded by For- building. Township. 3 bedrooms, 1~ airI cond.,ample storage, I 201-359-8867eves with cedar shake exterior. 41CO,,Broker, 609-298-1166. 5-1 batbs, full basement, very HILLSIDE TERRACE, Executive type large, ¯ 5.6 sgate Country Club. Large office, [ Robbinsvlile-saleby owner.beautiful Colonial Split. 3 carport. Pool, other I bedrooms, 2~ baths, large I custom built colonial. 4 toilets, overhead attractive $52,000 Rancher.9 rooms,many acres, 2 pr. professionally. recreationalfacilities, 201-B91- living room formal dining [ bedrooms,2~. baths panelled heaters, insulated extras.Principals only. 609- landscaped, 1 acre wooded.Od 2719¯ 5-t room, all electric eat-in kit-I 7 ~er cent ASSUMABLEstudy, living room, formal overhead industrial door 259-7144fordetails. 5-22hot water 2 zone heating PRINCETONJUNCTION chea, paneled family room ]MO~{TGAGE- 4 bdrm snflt I dining room, eat-in kitehen, industrial wirin ample storage space. 4 [g quiet street, Split level stone and oversized 2car garage on hownhuusewooden Iocatio~s- I patio, air-conditioned, brick 180x150.Bulldir bedrooms plus expansion front, 4 bedrooms,3 full baths ~ acre. hi any extras inctu.ding Is, landseaDedbrick patio, a’-c, I andaluminum construction. mint condition, -- ~ carpted living-dining room new wall wail carpeting TWINRIVERS well located area, 2t.:, baths. Ultra modern importen¯ , cnanoelmrs, . " ..... rotor ,lab apnl. 6’’~rwin nm vRi ers 609-448- Principals only by ap- or heavy mentffacturin kitchen, dishwasher, formal TWINRIVERS -- Florida- with fireplace, punalledfumily ms~_._9a[ter~ tf I pointment.201-521.1013.5-8 commereialuse. Near children - infants thru teens, dining rm, panelled den, liv. bound owner saerifining 4 room, laundry area, large type color TV antenna, / I highways. A rare buy. WEIDEL. fuel saving exposure,2 blocks rm w/fireplace, foyer large screen pereh, 9., acre shade walking distance to schools/ I finanemg available, REAi.ESTATe * -- " from N.Y. City bus, swimming,roe room laundry roem, acre 2 1/2 baths trees brook. $69,900. Prin- and PRR station. Price [ ~ I mediate eccupuney. and tennis. 3 bedroom cipals on y, 609.7994470,or $62,000,Principals only. 609-/ i townhnuse, all avail, plus overs zed attached 2 ear 799-3939 5-8/N E W R A N C Ito garage w/separate outside 609-921-2767, 5"15 W S BORDEN~. custom extras. Ownerasking entranee plus large workarea. mHILLSBOROUGH-1 acre, all PRINCETONJUNCTION -- $41 750, $30,000-7~. mortgageFlagstone front & screened laluminumexterior, doors & New.~.5-6- bedrooms Colonials Memberof ava I, Call 609443-6576.5-22 rear perchmacadam drive fence, 2 [windowsfall cellar, 2 carunl/2acres.Allhomesinclude Multiple Listing Service ’ ideal location, schools & storms & WESTWINDSOR TWP. -- By LAWRENCEVILLE-Nassau|l~.ar.nge, 3 large .bedrooms,dishwashers,eat’in kitchenSformalwithbuilt-indining Realtor 609.883.1900t TWELVEMONTHS vacation 4 YROLD - 3 bedroomranch. Tennis & swimming ~ Eat-in kitchen, 1% baths shopping,2 milesRts. 22 &78. 1/2 %mtg. - $40,000or owner41, yr. old colonial, 4 I split,extra clean, livlng[ulmng room, l.~ barns, e,t.at~__uy e.rooms, large living rooms, Eves/Wknds 609-883-9109borne at Clearbrook.Country formal dthing room, family 13 yrs old. Perfect cund. tf bedrooms.2’.~ baths, ~orm~l room, diningroom 3 or 4 beds. | r~mba~[~a~e~aa~~-w~l~°.fo panclledfamily rooms, Clubliving for those 48. 2 BR2 Deadend st. Immediate ec- bestoffer, 609-448-6668. living room, panelled am" y trees1 full alland appliances, 2-,= baths, family/gnew wall/~teauy .. xor immeuL~’ .. : a." "~. nreptaces, Oliver Realty 2 1/2 Inc.. ~ths, 609-924- 2 ear baths resale. Beautiful room, living room, garage, eupancy. Must sell, owner room, formal dining room, room, garage, screened patio,/wm~ eur peting, alsnwasner. ,,arages and basements. Peter central air, full basementwith SO. BRUNSWICK. t yr. eld ItOPEWELLTOWNSHIP - 18 looatien with view ef golf finished room manyextras. transferred. Low ’80’s. large eat in kitchen, 2 ear course. TURANREALTY 609- Principalsofily. 215-867.3528. split, 3 bedrooms,2~,~ baths, 2 poured concrete - to wall carpeting, Mid $40’s./Cupancy: .60.~s_ ~y. p~ 5-22 Acre’Farm on 518 7 Room 655.9q49. 5-22 $44900. Mereerville. Prin- car garage, % acre eeatra ~arage, Priced Owner609-882-9012 5-151polntment.tzut~ tzz.z~ot, a.~a 7777. Brick Home. $125~000. No cipa s only. 609-587-39"/9.5-15 9"99’ asement walls, Realtors. Call owner609-466- air, manyextras, ow $60’s. $62,900.609-799-1645. 5-15 2752. ff 201-329-6156. 5-15 13-B THURSDAY,MAY 9,1974 Nowenioy outdoor flavorwithout charcoalmessl CLASSIFIED Plugin theall-electric ELECTRO TooLate To Classify I TooLate To Classify TooLate To Classify CGRILL [f’IIARMACYSTUDENT - 5th FOIl RENT- 5-bedroomhouse year needsinternsllip. Please TWINRIVERS - ,lob transfer. on 3 acres in Hopewe[l call 201-254-4810or 201-287- 3 bedroomtownhouse, many Township:living room, dining a7l I. 5-29 extras. Quad ]. Super room family room, modern kitchen with eating area, location.$38,900 firm¯ 6(FJ-,H3- STABLEtlELP WANTED- 7 3066, 5-15 Imtie 2-ear garage with anl-llnOn, Some experience automaticdoor, large closets witb Ilorses eecessary. Call and storage full basement, 1;{P.1-466-13113. 5-22 gas hunt. central air. wall.to- wall carpeting. 5 minutes to ETSMobile. Squibb, Western QUAD1-2 bdrm townhouse, Electric. Call 609.737.0258.5-22 YAItDLEY- Lovely Cape Cod, carpeted draped,a-c, all appl. unusual family rm)m with brushed patio. Nicely [fireplace and beamedceiling, decorated.609.448-9244 after 6, 3 bedroolns.Low 50’s. 215-493- ff MOTIIE[fIS ItELPER ¯ 1275. 5-22 available - capablehigh school seater ; ge 17 is h)okingfor job s VC in motbers helper in owl er away.Available July 1 Perfectresulls because you thru Aug. 15. Please ca 6($- I)ENTALASSISTANT wanted TWIN[fHVERS - 4 bedroom 4(;5-0302. 5-29 - experience preferred but dial the heatyou want NO sp t level townhouseQuad II. willing to train suitable ap- moreguesswork or messing 2~L, baths, brick patio with )lieanl. Full aod part time, aroundwith charcoal or landscaping. Living rm with Ca] )etwecn 8 am - 12 lined lighterfluid. Electricheat 4’ ceiling, balcony,dining rm, FORRENT 2 bedrooms, bath. (;(19-924-0S36. 5-22 bedsears in flavor-- eat-in k~tehen, central a r din. rm. liv. rm. with barbecueseverything-- cond. humidifier& [fully car- [fireplace. kit., laundi’y rm. cleansilself, too!Plug into peted. All modernappliances¯ screened porch, garage Cheat belterbarbecuing wilh a Price $47,0~.Call 6~9443-3.142.and hot ware inc.) $370 me. 5.22 BOOKKEEPINGCLERK. portableor permanently] fi09.452-2960. 5-22 installed Electro-Grill! ~ (’entral Jersey Newspaper (;roup has immediateopening FREEFool.tilted booklet vluS name O~ in ProlcetmlOffice for fulltime n~nreslEh~ct*~Grltl dealer Marl ~o MAINTENANCE SUPER- Accounts Receivable Clerk. Nn Payroll. Duties includa MasdaCo~o~anon Door A COLONIAL- l plus acre. I0 VISOH- Weneed a Inature 22 ~oynoad QW4 Ininnlesfc(ml t)i’incetml. 4 }ersun with higb school tvl)ing,filiug, posting,etc. :15- Wh,pvan~NJ 0/981 ]el¯gO IY..,droolns. centralair. edueaton tllat will accept the I]our workweek, 9 - 5, Meeday 2z,., lile(l l)at[bs,sktle foyer. cos vousibilily of sopervising thru Friday. Salary com- Name ¯ , )aue]IedfamilY rOOOI ,,’,’Jill Ollr lnalnteaaece department. nlmlSUl’ate witll cxperiellCe¯ lireplaee, nzodcrukitchen. Previous experience witb Excellent EnlployeeBenefits. MAGNoLiA Adu,ess machinery and mcehanical ~.CARTEr~ ~cCAWr’ER t"l~CN’~ER MeCA’R"r’ER beick and alunlinton siding¯ C, Rovffr G’aovE .I£’-’m ~ALCO~t~ COURT" CORat~R Clh ly otherextras. 201-35fi- aptitude are essential. Call Mr. "Pucker MEwS Sahlried )nsitiun with ex- (509)924-3244 RIt~CETOh’ I~I:o0- PAIt~rlN:-,~ .PaJ~i%,S,~v~ PVvp,E H=;NNCn~ GLUO.3BER~ Slate~Z*~ 2357after 7 phn. 5-22 ~ALLE’r SO~IEI~ f~a R ior~ n"ITC-S S I’f~p~; F£v~R cellent fringe benefits. Apply 5-15 ALL~AY B^N’D l,’ederal ChemicalCo., sub, of HA’~9OU~ Rothtetleshown ~ ophond eqwprnettt Texaco Inc. Cranbury, N.J. II:OO-q:O0 PoPSYsL~ ~CoggE~ ~INLETOI’,( I~:O0 FR~c¢1a,,’ A~I" CO~SORT" fi1)9-655-1733, An equal op- St)MEB.VILLE AI’,EA -(; room A~ae4Arlo,4 VoL~ MuS~ I)ortueity employer. 5-22 du flex. 3 bedroolrlS, seiunce 9urH SAN’~ORN,PW~CECOW "TII~ 50C,RTy RECYCLE k tchun, full storage I~,: 3o ~O~ND5 FoI~ Fo~ ~A~CC WITtiER5POO~t~RS Ou~ IiOUSE FORSALE - 3 apts baseulcnl, )rivate yard, PAI~TIt~&S- ~BI~, q-~ou~ FoU~.FESTwA L THIS located io town, Fez" further central a r-tend tinning. "I)EE~CREEK STREET 7.E NEWSPAPER ia[formation write box 337. Avail. Juac 1. $285. per me, ~RnxcE’r’o Q F~EATE~ 5-8 I’0O ~OUARE~ CAnyON Princeton, tll’:l.lq~lt)Ins utilities. Bvappointment. t’OOKtilt COt)KS t all 9 to 5 p.m.’-~01-~14-1231. 5- ~Eco~ER wanted - We will teach if II;~-N:O0 A@u~ooa;owl&" 22 CRA~$n,~o GRouP HAWTHORNEiNN necessary. Call 201-821-8000 h~m7A~IV/C£S TheIdoiI FimllyRlio~ I,’r an klin’Cunvalesceot Center. ~q~NC~Tad O;O0~ARt,~%)y t n"~t,i ’P o¢o1~*1 eem~=rR^T,~s UN~V~RSmTT ~D~ VIOklN~ 5-22 ff~ ~CE~S pUR~/~YeKO~=H^GIC DistinctiveEn01ish’stylo Inn,flftoen non- RANC[flERin Ringoes - part M(tNItOE TOWNSIIIP " ]~ houS~l~eepmg¢oltages "f~nnls couHs¯ brick in front, l;t~ yrs. old bdrm Douse, 2 car garage, LqA’~D=gmG a AGcLE"i).~c~R% St~’6 ER "" ...... ’,°%T’ [fireplace and eating" bar in ) )rox. l acre, mortgage lam,l~afun.hlled r~tful vaca mn.. e,n aVea ) P. ~lg,0~]( . 9-4411-4332. NANO’f FoRD WEROAN~"C~CI~ .}EFF kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 2 ear I 3 Ec~tc~, SeN’DANCE" 251/ae,~ ot beaml~u~Penn~Wvan,a’~ garage,[full cellar, 2 slidin[f AFI.’EC’rlONATEl yr. old 5-22 OAtM EI’~UHL ~A~LAOe~ SToRy"r~ EATeP~ Poconot~ouma~ns FI~ st9 da,~. 10% ghiss (loots going to porchof ~AUD ~,~coumo~ MIweok~. W,ho tot b,u chum male Irish setter, all shots, androle sh~l. Opens Juno 21si kitehea, 2 baths, refrigerate1 house trained, Iool~ng for a und otber itemsgo with it. 201 Iloving home, no hunters !4~’,~O~NEtNN ~ ¢On’AOtS 782-fi810. t Mr.pocono, Pro. 18344 please. Call 609-445-2,538.5-22 IIOI.’SE WANTEI)- Young Cell717~B39-71(ff resale, 3 bdrrn ranch. Con- vmdentto exits 7A, 8 or 8A, NewJersey Turnpihe. 2(11-5:113- 5227. 5-22 COUNTItYATMOSP|IEI~.E- BABYS[fT[’ERwanted - I Dressage show 1{)minutes fronl Pl’illCeton. work B:30 - 5, M-F, wisb Brick rancher, 3 yrs. old for son’ieono reliable to watchOUt" Gertrude DUbrovsky 2 infaet sons. (Crun-Pr.Jct.- -KingsfonPresbyterian sale bv owner. ::[ tldruxs, 2 ( 1%9ItONDA C B’,t5’3 - Exeellcnt begins May11 batlLs," formal dining room. Law.area) 609-896-9787after ~3 coediliun ever)’ tiling new, entry ball, eatrin kiteben. p.m. 5-8 nlust sell. Bestoffer. Call after Democratfor Congress 18£3) liv. rm. with f. pl., 7.pro6{19-599-39’,1 t. 5-22 doablegarage, approx,t acre. designated historic site ,oo.ooAnlerican .,Ilorse Show 5thCongrossional District drapes, carpet, extras. SUMMEIthelp - student I~ABYSI’ITINGdone in my Association reeegnized lSvenillgsafter 7 p.m.,f~09-730- wastedto lice with faroily for homeo.ear Woodslid. SchooL Dressage Showhosted by the 21155. If summerill lovely homewithin Call2()I-;k39-8484. 5.22 important historically since of tim New Brunswick Princeton Riding Center at "EQUALRIGHTS FOR walking distance of town. The Kingston Presbyterian General George Washington Presbyterian was Elizabeth. MeadowMouse Farm will be Somesalary plus ledging ill ...... Churchwill be desiguated an with the American tr(~ops Vanl)ykeWight, o rnmnt)er held this year un Mayl1 ~lnd WOMENAND MEN" exchangefor bal)vsilting 6 tan. I[ABYSITI’[fCR- Fridays for his[erie site in ceremonies [he cllurch. 12. NEW IIOMES- la)caled in old. Itelerenees~:e(uired. 609- infant. Your borne or udee. Sunday,May 12, at the church avt}ided Ihe British aftec the beautifulLawrenceville. 4 & 5 Battle of Prince[ca by mar- Tile plaque, to be presented Prudence Murgan, head of 924-0056. 5-8 I’:ast Windsor6(}9-.t,13-5467. 5-22 by Dr. Lefferts Loetscher, by Dr. Loetscber, carries a bedr~mColoaials with 21.., cbiui; elf to the tell[ l;ast the the Princeton RidingCenter is TheFeminist Causeis going to the polls with boIhs. 2 car garages, central professorof ClmrchHistery at likeness of JohnCalvin’s seal chairmanof the event while l:i’~’l’l,E-CA’i’is-missie-g F’rineetoo Theological churell ([hun located in the air, tircplaces. Tremendous : pease,--; present cemutery) mid down and the number25. Lee Kraft is co-chairman. me! My Campaign has built up momentum, v.’doe. Son’,e’,Io day OC- again,h)stinNassau-Harrison [[tellable with references. Seminary and past board Steven Farris, student at But, I need more help and more money! If cupancies. Price(l from SI. area. Adventurousgray- Neededby business tun)Is for memberof the Presbyterian tile road to llocky llill, while Westminster Choir College, The Dressage Show you can contribute either or both, please con- $112,45n. lAWRENCEWOODS slripe(l femaleeat with white I ’ ’wn Rive’sapt. I dayweekly. llistorieal Society of the British proceededon the will be soloist at the service, proceeds will go tn a fund to no CohtSuil Roadjnst off P.t. pawswearinglDtag whenlast Weekends provide tran- Philadelphia. main rund te NewBrunswick. tact me: seen Sunday May 5. Please The newly formed Junior help "support American 2(~. Models open daily 1o-6 I sportation. Please call Thehistoric site designation Washington also had his trainers and riders wbeare p.m.l;09-B96-l.q99. 5"8 call 6{~.924.:[210days.. 924-5729I evenings or Sat-Sunmorniegs. headquarters barely a mile Choir, under the direction of m"921-3356 evenings. Reward. 609.443-1072. 5-8 was established by the Eanice Chagnan, will also preparing fer the 1976 81 Presbyterian l|istorical fram the cburcb while the sing. The Rev. David Olympics. Society in antieipntiml of the Cantineotal Oolgress sat in Crawfi)rdwill preach. ’69 MERCURYMontego MX nation’s .hi-centennial NassauIhdl. TheCburehjustcompleteda Riders from 20 states will GortrudeDubrovsky with as, ps, scowtires. Good celebrationin t978. ’fbe first missionaryseat out participate in tbe 30 separate 244 HawthorneAvenua ’[’WINRIVERS - 2 bdrm,1’= YOUNGCOUPLE need 2 BR bv file Foreign MissionsBo~rd year-long celebration last year Prlncoton,New Jersoy 08540 bath, corner ueit con- Cond.Reasonable price, call apt m"In)use te ren bv July The church is considered - ef its 250th anniversary, classes whichwill he judged dominium. Priced to sell BruceMon.-Fri. 2-5p.m. 609- Is[. Prn. Lawrcncaville or 609.924-7527 private. Call 609-t48-6083after 92.1-8:t6~or Mon,,Wed. ti-’~. Al ,,,,,sberoaroa ft. 5-8 Sat. Tues..Thurs., Fri., after It 5 la: 15 p.m.809-924-5943. 5-8 PreI Fete gala Ardis Leigh Antiques I q2 NassauStreet, Princeton ,IANITOItS- Part tiele, some PRINCETON eightsplus...... weekends. CalIMr. t)WNER TItANSFERRED featuresomeJefs 924-9310 - Shadybrook- Beautifully Trease[;ffJ-452-8348, 5-8 mustsell Fiat 1973, 128SL-1300 landscaped half-acre, near ...... cou,~e. I)ark greun, excetlunt The Fcte Dance this year of I[arry Hel:er at the piano Early 181h& 191hCentury American and Lake, Lo~p bus, NewYork condition,ttadlo. Asking$28~,. expectsto lay un egg-- several daring Snaek’o’ SippingTime. commuting.4or 5 bedroom,3- Ca11201-722-6375. 5-22 tllousands of them, actually - Dancingand umeletting will EnglishFurniture. ,4 veryspecial sale for h: baths, solid woodpunelling, P, IND[f.:RYWORKER - small pl.aster walls. All appliunees, I)rinlsho ) for collating, .enoughto keepa corps of chefs hl,~in at 8 p.m. knowledgeablepeople. THEHUNSCHOOL OF PRINCETON anl(nnn c stitcher, etc. busy creating omelets on gas heat. central air con- lh’ieceton Prinling Co., t;09- _ ...... Tickets are $25 p~r couple, May10th & 111h10 a.m.-4p.m. ditioning. Mustbe seen, $80’s. demandthroughout the festive! and admissions are limited. Owner:~9-924-1871. 5-8 [121-fi8110.17fi AlexanderSt~i 11" LOGANSCREW- night. Invitatiuns for the May May17th& 18th l0 o.m,-4 p.m. Princetnn,N.J. Reservations will he taken CUTTING lathe $600. 31 dance are being mailed until May24. t’lausiug reed. 85;10 vert. teday,totbethousandsofloyal SUMMER SCHOOL milling clash. $800. Both workers whocreate the sac- numbineshi good condition aad operating. Tel: 201-32~fcessful Fete for the benefit of PROGRAM WOODED COLONIAL EAST 1!)71 [f:ORDMaverick - $1275. fi6[;7, the Medical Center at Prin- WINDSOR- Refreshing 3 Blue 2-dr. 8 cylinder, stand, ceton every year, bedroomhome siutated on a Irans., good " condition & Dance Chairmen Mrs. Alan weededlot, quiet street. Many mileage,radio. 6[}tl-6tJ5-5547. 5- G. Frank and Mrs. William A. GRADES7-12 extras, panelled dell central t~ CARPI~NTER’SIIELPER Schreycr have chosen the [7- PRES. NIXON’S Coeducational DayProgram air, screened porch finisbed full time job wantedby hard- piece Lamplighterste create Boys’ BoardingProgram basement,gas grill and dish. u’orkiog vo:mg womun.Some "’the big band sound" in the washer.Principals only. oxperient~e.Anxious to learn, tent on Washington Road. $54,500.Call 609.448-6271. 5-29 6119-tJ24.5157. 5-22 Vocalistshave a valuedrole in Watergate Transcripts ’2 RESPONSIBLEWORKING $ tcmates need 2 bedroom this orchestra, and will Submittedto CongressApril 30, 1974 a )artnlellt, l,awreoceor recreate the mood at the JUNE24 - AUGUST2 l.’wing Tuwnshipby June t. IIONDA1972 - SL-70, ultra- Forties for the Fete ef the (;(~J-39~3298or1182-5462.5-22 excellent condition. Dirt roods Seventies. Completeand Unedlted PRIME WIGGINS ST, aud other accessories. Asking As usual, guests are en- LOCATION~ with large $’.151). Call 201-722-8375.. 5.22 eeuragedte arrive early for Mathematicsand LanguageArts courses,as well corner lot. Completely as fore gn languagescience, history andtyping FEB.SON for handyman the 7 p,m. celebration, to renovatedinterior &exterior. Piano students secure the table ef their HISTORICDOCUMENTS classes,are offered onweekday mornings. Ideal for 7 bedroomresidence chores. Familiarity witb ehoiee.undteenjoythemusie or approved for 3 apts. horses helpful. Call [;09-468. P.O.Box 5:", Principals only. Asking l:~s. 5-22 to give recital_ PRINCETON,N.J. 08540 Classesare sm~l~and emphasis is placedon the $B9,500.Call 6{)9-924-4002 ¯ developmentof goodstudy habits andother lear- 9 ’71 BULTACOMATADOR -0 TV,’O Prinoeton area a.m.-Sp,m, tf nliles, cemplete over haul, Furmture ningskills. denis[s, students of Rebert PLEASESEND ME. COPYlIES) OF’PRES. NIXON’S bike nmstbe seun’Call after5-8 8 Haley’will presenta pr°gram i.nL609-466-3132, Sunday,May t2, 4 p,m. at St. Rejuvenation WATERGATETRANSCRIPTS. ENCLOSED IS MYCHECK OR Afternoonsports activities are optional¯ v~ri KINGSTONFranklin Twp.l Joseph’s Seminary, Lake [~ 0 d paint& vomoh lema vio MONEyORDER FOR $ . FOR$10.00 PERCOPY PLUS blockto bus line, immacualte’ Road, e (3onto,~atetlet~ Ch.,,~Ciet, n For catalogon summerand fall enrollment: story 2 bedrooms,liv, din. & (;I,EANING, MOV[NG’;Give Margaret Wight will per- p,o¢~.,s.t~ I~, ~.~,~. ,.~v. MYSTATE SALES TAX. your nld books old records, ~, ,ioti.~ ~.,~.o,~. "t kitchen newaluminum siding~ form worksof Bach, Chopin, I’-1 Espcdrelinithin9 in¢lud*ng cal. new gas hot water baseboard music, posters to the Stuart Debussy and the blozart o,~d,o.~,,,, &,,,,,~o~ NAME beat, small lot ONLYASKING Cllristmus Bazaar. For ElKit(hen ¢.binets rehn,~hed, $34,9~0. Realtor N.J. 5lanu| pickup,c;lll 201-359-3557,609- Sonata in C minor K, 457, TheDirector of Admissions Peter Golds[sina tenth.grade 13 co~.~,,~,~o~ ¯ ,~,.".~ TheHun School ot Princeton Itealty Ira:. Call anytime201- 799-1742m’609-921-11616.5-22 0s~li,~, oa~i~~o, do,, Yo~,. STREET 297-2516, 5-8 student at Princeton Highwill idle,t, EdgerstouneRoad play works by Bach, 1972 DODGE COLT - excl. 3"hi W#edShed Sta, lpplng U Princeton,New ;lersey 08540 NOMAD1981 Travel Trailer Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms, adlnl=hlnlccnter CITY .STATE Telephone:609-921-7600 milunge, one person owner- 16’ self contained. Perfecl Scriabin and Gershwin. ala~.p*i.,~d,t, .~,*~,e.J. ship, lt,~ yrs. asking $1800. unllditien. Bestoffer. 201-329- Both wererecent winnersin (6 mi1¢$notlh at Ptlncemnon Wkdysafter 5. 609.4411-1847 I;128. 5-22 Route206) wkeds609-448.5353. 5.8 the Anna B. Stokes Piano Coll~01 ~=:9.4FTF [u¢e~limate,. Contest. Cl0ted~undoy & Mondoy
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