THE CENTML POST '' v'n'! '! iris"'^ck, FnmkHt) Toiviix' VOL. V—No. 16 Subscripiion $3 Per Year FRANKLIN PARK. N. J., THURSDAY. APRIL 18. 1963 .Newsstand Price lUc Per Copy Yenom Suing Polls 1 2 ; 4 3 (t 7 8 9 10 1 otal Di Marco Is Ferber 1 .'1 . ;i 1 0 is IJ,") 33 XX i 1 1 -S9 47 607 Casey Loses 11 Township Casey 60 81 6.■) 76 47 :w '77 41 ."iiS 30 7)6.s Young Man Kimson 2.") .36 -!vl 32 1 i 6 3(i 7!) 106 S6 4vS 624 Primary Bid Republicans Of The Year In Township Developers Allege First To Receive Heavy Support In ‘Interference’ Of i I Award Sponsored Kendall Park For Brunswick Acres i * By Town Jaycees Kimson, Ferber Yenom Corp. of .Metuchen is su Dr. t>, Robert Di Adarco, presi ing II Somh Brunswick Township incumbent loseph S Ktnison and des of the South Brunswick Board newcomer .Alark I-crber will face Republicans for allegedly conspir of Education and an associale pro ing 10 "maliciously interfere" with Republicans .Abraham Dobin and # fessor in Rutger University’s food Trank Chrinko in the November development of the 526-home Bruns science department, has been chos wick Acres development. haitie "for two South Brunswick, en the outstanding young man of lownship Conimiiiee seats. The Superior Court suit, filed last the Township for 1962. week in rrenton, also charges the Apparently out of the scene will II prominent Township GOP mem The announcement was made he Alayor Richard .1. Casey, the bers with allegedly defaming the yesterday, April 17, by Cail B. Democrat's "strongman" of 1960. names t)l the developers and of Wilhelm, chairman of the Distin lone Democrat on C'oimnutce ui their firm. guished Service .Award Committee 1961 who helped pave the wav fur Named in the suit were: of the South Brunswick Junior Democratic control of the govern Trank Chrinko, William D. Nel Chamber of Commerce, the spon- ing body the lollowing vear. .Mr. son. .loseph L. Rauch, Abraham soring group. .Mr. Wilhelm noted Casey noted he would "recede " Mark Fcrber Joseph S. Kimsun from active politics. Oobin. Frank Camilli, Arthur Tem- Dr. Di Marco is the first recipient pcl. ,lohn Neefus. .Mrs. William D. of the newly established annual .Named mavor tor two of his tlirce award. Nelson, Lorraine Wilson, Hugh Dur vears on Commillce, Mr. ( asey, an bin and William Luwande. The judges were Dr .lames A. Renk Explains The Reason ..t.ornev Imm Kingston, carried Filed Last Week Villagers To Have 'New FaceWt Barn Theatre , Kimple, superintendent of schools: I'lur of the 10 districts to garner 568 voles and third place in the The civil action asks compensa Members of the Villagers are renovating lobby and ticket booth of Barn Theatre at Herbert Wright, a member of the tory and punitive damages from I Township Committee: and William County Tax Bill Is Lower three-man Democratic Primarv Colonial Farms in Middlebush preparatory for new play the “Seven Year Itch" to be j A. Beirne .Ir., safety coordinator. race for the Ivvo seals. the 11 defendants individually and presented beginning May 17. Left to right are Joseph Zelnick. Edmond LeComte and By Richard J. .Sircbel In making up its tax hills, ihe as a group. All have 20 days to Alexander & .Alexander, Inc. .South Brunswick Township's tax Strong Kendall Vote Victor C. Torrisi. Casting for the group s next play. "Death Of A Salesman" will be Louiuv largely relies on the ratio answer the complaint from the We couldn't be more pleased bill from Middlesex Couniv is Tm struck by the Stale, It is the local Mr. Kimson of Monmouth .lune- time they were served. held Aprjl 23 and 24 at Colonial Farms. Harry Rubel will be the director. Nqjlh the judges' selection, " Mr. er by 852.574 as compared to last a-sc-sor s |ob lo see that this as- lion and Mr Tcrbcr of Kendall Ally. Albert G. Besscr of .New Wilhelm said. "Dr. Di Marco's vear, a decrease gamed largely .sessnieni ratio is an accurate pic- Park received strong support in ark filed the complaint last Thurs standing in the community and in through the cfloris of Township a.s- iure of property vvorlli. In some the Kendal] Park districts. .Mr. day in behalf of Yenom Corp.. his profession, and his dedication sessor Edgar A', Rcnk. cases a property i- sold for far Kimson was high man with 624 St. Barnabas Will Have Huge Fires voles: .A4r. Eerber. a political sci Kenneth and Leonard Berg, also of to community betterment — par What happened is slightly con mo.'c (hail us isiiniaied vvorlh. T|i,' ticularly in the field of education ence instructor at Douglass Col Metuchen, and Philip Kruvant and j fusing to certain pet^ic. since the State i- not intere-led in this, but arc remarkable for a man of his lege, received 607. Votes were not I. Samuel Sodowick of .South ’ Full Time Vicar In June Blacken Sky County decides each municipalitv s the local a-ses,sor had belter be. Orange. | age" Tor instance, a certain property totaled for the unopposed assessor Frank K. .lago has been appoint-, la.x share on the amount of 'rue The 22-page complaint includes ity College, Hartford, Conn., in ' The winner, who will be 16 In could be worth onlv SI.IUIIl. Each candidacy of .lames (liimarten .Ir. ed to the position of full-time vicar i value in the community. It is some of Kendall Park. exhibits of articles in area news 1960. He met his vvife while at Trin Of Franklin I July, will be honored al a banquet year it is carried on the books for of St. Barnaba.s Episcopal .Mission i what of a paradox that this thriv papers and political, publications. ity College, and they were mar I May I, at the Flag Post Inn, Deans this am Hint. Bui conceivably the Mr. Casey's supporters, "Demo Church, Sand Hills, according to an I ing Town.ship should pay ie.s.s this It charges the 11 defendants with ried in August 1961. I Jaycee president .lohn Dineen property could be vvorih far more crats for Clean Government," gen- announcement by the Rt. Rev, Al- ' year for hav ing more. ‘‘conspiracy to maliciously inter .Although it is customary to move Open Burning Is I will present the award lo Dr. Di 10 Ihe right " companv —this could l^crally duplicated the mayor's suc- fred L. Banyard, Bishop of New I rue v alue of; real proporiv in fere with prospective economic ad-. .seminarians into different parishes I Marco. .State Senator lohn A. be a renioic possib'liiy, but it docs ' cess in the Deans, Dayton, Mon .lersey. Banned; 1,000 1962 totaled .878 208.542, a.s coni- vantages in respect to the right to ; during their studies, .Mr. .lago 11 .; mouth Junction and Kingston dis j Lynch D. Middlesex) will 'be the i pared to 1963's total of S62..37 6411. expeditiously and conveniently de- I Mr, Jago will assume his, full-. sptent his entire field work time 'Ihe result: an ummportunt tricts. Most of the "Clean Govern Aci*es Destroyed ! guest speaker. Mayor Richard E. Howev'er there has been an ap velop and sell Brunswick Acres," a ^ lime ministry with St. Barnabas on ; with St. Barnabas and comes lo the ; Casey and Samuel Rock ,Ir., as property suddr nly is wonh 100 ment " slate vvas trounced in the proximate increase .since 1962 of Kendall Park polls, with Noel Mann housing development proposed on a .lune I. He has been seminarian- clfurch well acquainted with its sistant secretary of the New .ler- limes iis "true worth." The as- in-charge of the church since Octo Ov er 600 acres were destroyed in ov (.' 85u.; oiill ,111.i"'.i p ii.e . providing the only real race in 335-acre tract between Finnegan's members. scy Jaycees. also will address the sessmem on the proper iv has lo be ber 1960. when he was assigned to T ranklin Township Monday in the The enswer’l s in n c ni'.na Cambridge District 9, where she Lane and Henderson Road, and St. Barnabas Episcopal Mission’s dinner. Mr. Rock resides in Me- changed, the ratio drops the Mission as part of his field latest of a series of Spring fires lion of arithmciic and a 1 9 of received 61 votes lo regular Demo Route I and 27 history in Sand Hills dates back to luchen where he recently received li is the assessor's job to expiain work from Philadelphia Divinity termed the worst in recent history hard work. crat Katherine Fico's 63. Gained Final Approval 1872. when a group of people united its 1962 Distinguished Service lo Ihc Slate that the oecurrance i' School. , for this lime of the year .Stale Keeps Watch • .lack C. Stein, one of the target's On April 6 Yenom Corp. was giv lo establish an Episcopal church in Award and where he currently is not a bona fide reficeiion of prop Over 150 men from 10 companies During the v>par the Slate of for Mr. Casey's charge of "boss- en final approval. The firm re- To Be Ordained Soon \the area. The corner stone for the a Republican candidate for town erty worth, that it is it "bail sale " fought the blaze located between | New .lerscv keepts a close check on ism," received 118 votes in Cam- Mr. .lago will be graduated from pre.sent church was laid on St. Bar council. Tickets for the banquet and should not be regarded a.s a the Divinity School on May 15, and j Cedar (.rove and DeMotl Lanes. Aj the a.sscs.smenls and selling prices (Coniinucd on Page 8) nabas Day, lune II, 1875, by th-' may be obtained from William normal land iransaittion. will be ordained on April 27 al garage and small barn on the of al! properties i'l ih.' Slate, Rev. .Alfred B Baker, rector of Wooderson. 5 Darrow Court, Ken Sometimes, A Struggle Republican Reply Trinity Cathedral, rrenton. Cieorge Wolf farm were destroyed After an anal^fsis of all proper 1 Trinity .Church, Princeton. in the all-day battle. dall Park. In .Mr. Rank's words, the nego- The II Republicans named in ' His appointment to St. Barnabas Church Closed Once ties the sales priee:;, the a- Itaiion between Slate and assessor Charter Plan was the result of a drive by the The assistant Middlebush fire Born In Camden sessnicnls and the differences be becomes sometimes a "struggle." the suit have issued the following ^ Ihe first clergyman in charge chief describari the blaze as "burn- members of the Mission to raise Dr. Di .Marco was born in Cam tween — ,ile i.-, ■ i..e A residetiiial properly might be statement: I wa.s William Brevoort Balmer i ing so fast and furiously that It "The I! citizens of South Bruns-j the necessary funds to support a from 1873 to 1880. The Rev. Mr den and attended elementary and equalization ratii>. This is a raiio appraised at an amount in keeping Circulating thundered. Trees exploded into between the a-jsessed value ot wick Township who have been . full-time minister. With the help of Balmer’s son. Thayer .A. Balmer fire." Camden high school there. Tie has with other properties in the neigh- mentioned as being sued by the | the Episcopal Diocese of New Icr-i is still active in the Mission Church been a resident of South Brunswick property in a m|,inicipality and the borhoovi. .A shrew d ovv iver ( ou!d gel Open burning has been banned in , true value oi stjliing pike. Yenom Corp. of Metuchen for al scy. the Mission his been ulj'e lo T'ollovving the Rev. Balmcr’s min the Township. . isince 1952. He lives at the Eern- I C ontinued or T'age 4) In Township leged conspiracy have stated that secure Mr. .lago's services and to istry came Thomas A. Conover. The This is the third major fire (at brook Farm on Sand Hill Road vvith despite the headline-making arti purchase a vicaraue at 27 Shell' church has served the people of ieasi HI hours duration or more) i his wife and their five children. Seek Signatures cles, none of those named have Road, Kendall Park. Sand Hills continuously except within a tw o-w eek period. The Mid-' Dr, Di .Marco has been a mem yet been served with any papers, Mr. lago was born in C amden in from December 1948 to November diebush Eire Company has an-i ber of the Board of Educalivin since as of Tuesday. April 16. To Show Support 1957. He attended Mechanicsville 1949 when it was closed. In .Novem swered 34 calls since Jan. 1. Of the i I960 and its president since early "All the citizens can .see in the High School and received his Bach ber 1949 the church was reopened total, i l have occurred since March • 1962 As a member, he helped For Charter Study suit is the culmination of a sec- elor of .Arts degree in philosophy under the ministry of the Rev. Mr. launch a school building program ries of attempts to intimidate '■ i and religion, cum laude from 1 rin- (Continued on Page 4) According lo Middlebush a.ssisl- ■ made necessary by the rapid ex Petitions to put the question of them in the exercise of their ant fire chief Frederick Lewis, i pansion of the Township. In 19611, rights and beliefs and the use of charter study on the November .Monday's blaze vvas considerably the erection of the Greenbrook ballot are being circulated through the due process of the law. The larger than last Friday's fire which School and extensions lo Monmouth group feels they are simply try out .South Brunswick 'lownship. destroyed 500 acres of light woods Junction and Constable schools Over 100 petitions have been set in ing to exercise their rights un and underbrush. were begun . The following year, der the constitution of New motion by the League of Women with monies obtained through a vot .lersey .and the United States as ■Aided by a strong wind from the Voters and the Junior Chamber of er-approved bond issue, an addi free American citizens, according west, the fire worked its way lo Commerce. to the spokesman for the group. De.Moti l.ane bordering Wilson tion was started at the high school. j .Alembers of these organizations, "Specifically, the group feels it Road. I’rom there it traveled east I Under Dr. Di .Marco's leadership both political parties, and other iu- Is an attempt to force the dis erly toward Willow Avenue and as president, tlic board in 1962 was I tcrestod indiv iduals are working in continuance of possible appeals 14th Street where it threatened all successful in ii.s request for some ' Dayton. Doans. .Monmouth Junc in the taxpayers suit and on the homes from Gates Road to Emer $1.7 million for the 1962-63 school tion. Kingston, I ranklin Park and son Road. ! final approval given to Bruns budget. During the remainder of Kendall Park, 'f he formal Commit Much of the fire was on property t wick .Acres on April 6. The 11 1962, the board was particularly tee of Petitioners, whose names are of Radio Corporation of America' named citizens said they were busy, not only with its iwo-million- ' printed on each petition, are How off Easton Avenue. surprised to learn of this action plus budget proposal, but with a ard Bellizio Jr. of Monmouth Junc by reading of it in the newspa Middlebush was the first lo ar-; $609,000 bond issue to rover addi tion: .lorry Haislip, .Andrew John pers, and feel they are being riv e at 11:13 a m. Aii companies cx-, tions lo Cambridge and Constable son, and .leanne Reock. all of Ken tried in the public press even be cep: Middlebush left the .scene a t' schools and the purchase of 37 dall Park: and Willis B. .Schoenicy fore anv iiidirial papers have | 5 p Ml, Middlebu.sh volunteers left acres of property near the high of Dayton, been served on them. The devel at 8 p m . but men patrolcd the school. Ihc budget and bond issue .According lo .Airs. Ernest C. oper must realize that a ca.se area all evening Were passed. In addition, the board Reock .Ir.. the League's Charter such as this can be extremely 1 he series of fires have left the hired a new school superintendent. .Study chairman, the purpose of the costlv and will divert energies men weary In the 50-man Middle- Dr, lames A. Kimple. after an ex and the limited funds from the bush company, approximately 22 haustive search led bv the young petitions is to show that residents ih South Brunswick are interested defense of the interest of the tax have turned out for the fires. The iConlinucd on Pace Five) payers of .South Brunswick Town icmainiler mu-i remain at work, in charter sludv. ship." according to .Air. Lew is. On .April 3(1, 'lownship Committee Equipment has been lost in the County Planners will hold a public hearing on an fires. Included wore a two-way ra-j ordiiiamc which would place die ceived preliminary approval in dio, damage to hoses and an en Want East-West question of electing a charier study December 1959, and brought gine burned nut .n a .icep. commission on the ballot at. the amended plans for final approval On occasion residiTnis living in next general election. The petitions before the Planning Board last Route, Eventuallv I the vreiniiy of ;hc fire have been * I will be pic-omed al the hearing as .luly. deputized On Monday approxi- Current .State plans for the align ev idence of broad community sup- Before work can begin, the de muielv till Cedar Grove Lane and ment of the Rtui:e 206.A bvpass j por; ■ for charter ,-uidy. When the velopers must await the results of Di Mot: l.ane residents were called' around Princeton have Ihe support, ortiinance was introduced i arlv in an aptx'al filed last' month by three in t,) help. Ihe number included: of the .Aliddlese.x County Planning Alaich, members of the Township of the present defendants. The ap woni.'n who wore instructed to wa- Board if a . north-south route be ON THE PHpNE' mo.st of the time i.s .Assessor Etioar V. CommitteeCxpre.-'sed a desire to peal seeks to reverse the Superior Frank K. ,iaso tof d ivvn houses and lawn--. tween .Montgomery and flighi.siovvn Renk. South: Brunswick ofticial helped save the Town see -uch evidev.ce. Eo,- this rea-on. Court ruling by .fudge David D. Assisiani chief l.ewi.s expressed 's necessary, ship over .S.'i|0,000 in I9(ji; Vliddlcsex t'uun.y ta.\es. thpv si'i the p.ibiic hearing eight Furman which declares valid two h - appreciation to residents for ■As to SouUl Brunswick s pro|)osa! '.'■eek- from that dale Township ordinances permitting j :hi.r help lor a more east-,west route for the’ .Although :t appear,- the or cluster zoning. The planning con-1 Dalton Taking Seyfarth in addition to Mtddlebu-h. oilier b.vpass, the County planners la-i dinance wtil pa--, the League be cept permits smaller lot sizes, Regular Democrats Retain units responding to the .Monday week said they believed both east- lieve- that pas-age of the question with the resultant land deeded bv h ti/e vvere Elizabeth .Avenue. East west and north-south routes would in .November will be more likely if lire developer to the Township for Seat On Franklin Board i f.inklin. ('ommunitv. East Mill- he needed ovenui:in_v "We're not Control Of Committee Posts -Irong -upport i- shown-- now public use Ihom.is \ Da,;,'n !!( lliom:,- eiir.rtnatio' of r.ic:.il im.iui.an,. ,. Ht'sborn'U'gh. little Rockv questioning their alignment, we're throiigh petition-, Sh.Hild ;he Town- Fight Cluster Laws R.),id, an inisucce■-I .li (aniiidatc t, th..' ll.imtit.in .Schoo! be i .•mp e:! d Hi:!. Tianklin Pa.’k. King-ton and Re^u!vir Uuni cr.iu : 1 ap-x. b-K o. t- ■ .-.ai I ■ M I; tw-.n -h;p ( omm.'tee .As for the appeal of the cKisier 'inipiy questioning their timing." i;id to pass the ni- the Teh ',.t 1 r.infc'.'r In.vnshin ,i- '.mi- .i- p,.ss'b,e .'- '•■r.•-l^ ToWn-hio board chairman Elnier C. Ea.ston Tuur.'hip maini. med voiitroi oi 'hn ]z,..- \> ■ ,,,.a d'.na.'ire, :he pe tlions. whieh have zoo'tr; ordinances, it is expected In .ither fires, a b'azo on Trida" Board ol 1 duc.it'on e.ect :o: .\.i- y ; o'i..u':o-i was lUiopied ;■ - .p- '.ltd o,' the plans of the ^Township Co;in:\ t uminj;: ■v'lllan u'.d tt 'I'-.rn II,. ... 1 . ., K, p, been pr.nitd ii ihi pioper legal that Township aaornev' David M I'.if 'eii loj: npan!'- et.'thi hours be- vrj;.s .ipt>o:iited t.ve boa:t,i .n'. Mora,,i'. p. ■, ,,r p-, p ,m tor ttarea-ixi state and other south-Coun'.y municipal :n»: p:.r,'ar\ <• ui. ■ :.(! .n:,. K. : r, ■ .} .1,,- form, could be u-ed ;.i piace the G i eoe w ill opvKVse m Trenton on , • I' 0" ri '"1 lAi e Tiv e) l:on ! i:, ro.cht. a;d now m the seriate, vvh.ch w.iald ities lor a mure easi-'west r.uitc. •A n.ch - 1‘l'f t:u. n epn I) ii .lid .lid 1 I 'abrtii Al que-i:i)ii o'l the ballot .About 1 2(10 .A” il ‘.’9 a motion bv .Samuel Lev eii- fj.(MH) ie'^'^tpre-d He w-;; the un.ox'ptiid t tiiore than d-'iible tile am.'uf now Xouih Bi uiisw ick oflicia'.s ha.v c 'voter- (lai" 'v,,nD'. ■", Rej ,D-Wv: h lonn name- -.vouiri he re Hilled u.idei tins thal to request an extension OF .'"'.an.r'. ( a- pr •• “n! nu;,-. P.i.'it'k d !..carlo: P'-large'• o! . H to Ido his brief outlining of I Itvder.ik .sev!.i::;i a mem- :e,,;e , d bv the lo.v -shtp t -t-.e- ri'’C'rs Fleeted tveommended that a New .lei'sev .1 P'-oced.r e ber sfice 1!T'T w no re'.,gneii i.i- wti; h,. , pi state sen Vv. ' ,im pa' uh ..rptaa. ujv d’-luaiud !J D -: ;i : :: 'e- Pa, I 1 ail.'’ <'• tors the .'superior lurnpiko interchange bo placed be 'If the que-t;(.n i- pu' i,, the vol 01 111 nu'ntii i (I .i-ii and Assemb.v man K.e, \'ote?‘ Leajjue (iFrt'nn* 9n D.'.ii: .ind i .'> da Vv' A'l.ii'd.-n. i).-'r.i s Cell. I trial, Plaintills' law vur is tween East Brunswick and Highi.s- !.■) Tviu- A[:par< i:.'. :ni'- w -uid u et- .ind pj-S'd nevi .‘x'ov ember a .A eopy ot ,1 nrovitare pupatec h. H B.Horn.in. 1 O-'. . .1 ,.l '.l.j; a.I I ' B . 'o:, i ).-- r.sUic ; lor an extension untd \!.o ' k.ch.ird Al,liter has been rf- town. and that the north-south route hiock M f'.;'. I . ivara • n I' h I;-, e-mai: ihtmtei stud'. comnii-- a Trankltn dev elope: w.is presinteit ------— d p:'t*-.U'-.i: i J :he South- p.'op i-eci bv :.ho .State be moved, in " ' ' ( a Pa.. : .Kc', a.u! Al ...... Re: and A!:- I-ihu- -;on w Hiid be .'ler ted a: the ,-ame 1 he ciuster sua contended that to the b.siixi In tne broeh.t-e “ ‘LI It) BRT.AK (iR » Nt> ■->>. ..k l.e.icuo AA oinen A'ot- an eust-wi-i direction along the l:m ■ 'Ihe'. won d -tudv the p.-e-- ila.m ,s made th.r 'no l.'wp'h.p 'v '• ■ lowrsh p'. s.iutheriv boundarv D - ' : .(■• 1" (i -M' '.! id AT.ode the ordinances were drawn up to lit'ic:' iit'fiivis ii-e Air- tec: ;! . s ■ .1 K, : ;) - 1 e.i' I'j. ni of goverr.mete and other aiuommodate Brunswick .Acres -choo.s ate utur.iwdcu and ttv.: tire - •2 I" K;' p:'('- Ucn'.;Alrs A; a mcclinc :n Kingston a-; f”i- ni- tn.an.e ;ind perh.ipN ;«'t- board ha- -e: .istde pti-ner'v : , a ' ■ ' m Otv-'S'-'-." I' . : Ri : I 1 M '- (Continued on Page -1) Rc-i -vor.d V-''■ m.):;:h. Alavor R-tnarJ 1 tU'CV .1 e't ,11 'iu II <{ uh;jn;!e is school w.-s...... oe.e'-prn " . . d • ■■■ •• j , ' in i it: i) : Air- W N AT".. • secrctarv. ,'U.d :he c'nan.i; - fo;- a new Turn- ".ded. : ut/u!d be p'-H Kui" Natfi.in p't'.Jo,'.: n-t ., ■ ■' ■ ' 2' ' :i (i I' a- d I.- SET .lEWISH SERVICES ,M - R or ■ tt P.cker.s P'k.,- nterchange ei'C l eniote. ai d • ■ H rr- - : 1) : 1 ; 1 -. n-' ;i ruleruudu.-n proh- ml Air- 1 eet'ee R.init -.p’ e .i.d ■ ’ ’ '*'■ wt t'- t - Rabbi Richard .A Levinewill vo:.- - '.1 c ■ f there vvas no interchangp but':, .: - o : a ; a , ' an. 11 v.. R. j . abc :n,. 2 N'A ember '-eeretarv. t • - .to t> the dev c . p- ‘ ' r ' ■'I't". 1 " isneau duct services on T'ndav. .Apr,; 19. ■ - Al ■: ., ■ T.c Other ■south B.'ui'.sw'.c'k '.v'uu'd no; vv .v.T. -Itth:''’ i 1.1.1'- ' R,',, '. - ,irt‘ •. ci.'.dh’.K' frtiin -Mr'*. er assfg tn.it . t t-'s.,, , re,' " ' ■ ' ■ '...... at 8 p.ni. for the congregation ol r.vr-. r exer'u::vc hoard, ■”'10 bvpass r luic vv ::h:.n boun- SPiuki'tn Road eiati”- bt ..n' :t-d 'torn •- .ui'-c- . d"p'" d> ' ■ .1.0 1 u..;i (I:'— , Temple Beth Shalom. Ihe servcc' ■■■(i -i"r
Watch for Opening Sale! SooH^ Nearlv 200 schooners >a:ied ou; -'li |T*C A pA C X March 16. !:07 Mak» a ptprni to the magP'.f.i en: natural haroor o' ® I ihop tp' bargains >n the Want A-Ss Lunenburg. Nova .Scotia. in th e •n-'ns
y THUI’vS D 'Y , AP',11. 18, 1363 THE c e n t r a l p o s t Pi^GE THREE New areas were added to .New Harayda Directing Jersey Public Shooting Grounds in Establishes First MILLSTONE BAKE SALE IS62. according to the State Con ‘Seven Year Itch' A fiflother’s Day bake sale will be servation Department. Included Funeral Home In THE CENTRAL POST held by the Ladies .Auxiliary of were 913 acres on the Dix Tract on George .Axelrod's comedy, • 7he Delaware Bay and 195 acres on the Seven Year Itch" will be the Vil South Brunswick the East Millstone fire company on Menantico Grounds in Cumberland lagers 'first production this sca- ■Mas 11. 10 a.m. at the fire house so.i, .John Harayda of North Bruns Seiving South Biuitswick and Franklin lo\si7shipj County. Michael .1, .Murphy, a licen-ed on .Market Street. Mrs. Walter Par- wick will direct the play. ast>i.sted funeral director. hai opened the Published e\ery Thursday morning in Franklin Pail;, N. J. I K and Mrs. John Tamburini are in by (ieorge Carrado Jr., also of charge of arrangements. •North Brunswick. first funeral home in South Brur.>- Bernard Kilgore. Publisher wick Township, at Ridge and We^; .■'''ark Barry makes his first ap- Edward P. Burke, General Manager WOODLAND m-arance with :he \iila.ct,s 'i .ne ■New Roads. .Monmouth .luncrion. role of Richard Sherman. Others .Mr. Murphy, a tiatise of .Mon Ricliard J. Strcbel. Managing Editor Country Day Camp cast arc .Arnold Peters, Lynn mouth Junction, pret iously had Getting To been associated with funeral home- Laz^a^a. Beverly (jrcenberg. Mur Know You Rte. 27 A X 7-1956 ray (ireenberg. Lucille (lassaro. in Highland Park, .Iame^burg and Business Olfice— Route 27. Franklin Park, J. •Asbury Park. loe Ro enberg. Eleanor Weisen- AXminster 7-343-1 jJe was graduated Irom .Arncr.- .\ \ ’t\V hrm in this com June 24 * Aug. 30 born. Inez Gale. Mildred Kereke'-. Quentin Ochs, and Frank .Sarro. can Academe of Funeral Service- Second Class postage paid at Franklin Park. N. J. munity, we realize that we Ine., .New York City, winning the have a reputation to make and Ag«> 4 to 12 John Harayda has directed many Price: 10 Cents One Year S3 By Mail successful productions including dean’- award for proficiency m the ' that it will take more than fine 4 weak t 4 waak tarmi mortuary art.s and science-, and phra.ves to gain the acceptance alaa waakly - S day katit ".Monique" and "The Glass .Men agerie" for the Villagers, The play the .Mu .Sigma Alpha .Award lor out wc so earnestly desire. How rail day * ■ 4 half day ♦ - 1l;45 standing scholastic achievement. Monmouth Junction School Class Tranagaftation Pravidad will open May 17, at the Barn The- ever, the fact that we have • He is a graduate of .lame-burg ilre. Colonial Faims, and run passed the stringent licensii^ through to .lune 1. High School. Trips Set; Sext Stop Philadelphia Swimniifie 4 divine intfruclinns .VIr. ,Murph.\' is arii\e in the rcquiremcnis of this state doee ftportsa crafts, dramatici. The annual schedule of da.s.s inps indicate something regarding LPTON ON DEAN'S LIST .Monmouth .lunction Fire Co., the on Thursday, June 1,1. at 2 p.m a tinfinf. natwra stwdy. First Aid Squad and St. (.ecclia'- of, the students in the Monmouth speda! Flag Day commemoration our competence. Moreover, we hikasy caekeMts .loel M. Upton o f30 Olcott bsl . Holy Name Society. Junction .School, ha^ been an believe that a visit to our ev .Middlebush, has been named to the nounced by F'rederick .Nadier. prkn- assembly has been scheduled. Mr. Raadifif Warkskap He is married to lhe former Cath tablishincnt will demotutfaie senior dean’s list of the Rutgers cipal. .Several groups luue aireadv Nadier urges all parents and University College of Arts and Sci- erine Santowasso of .Monmouth completed trips. tricnds of the school to atioTO the the warm, homelike attaoe- Junction, apd has one son. Michael programs. pherc of its interior as well M A. Murphy. He is the son of Frank Those cias.ses who ha\e finished the modernity of iu facilities. I. .Murphy of Monmouth .lunction trips nciude the sixth grade ciass \yTEIiI( \ S FIRST U \M )( R XFTKl) and the late Mrs. Mary E. .Vlurphv taughi by John J. Tein ewho took a trip with the sixth grade clas.s I-K.IFI W F K .fir I f i FORI \HI.F i \ taught by ."Vlrs. Edyihe Weinrer to the Mu.seum of Natural History m Telephone: DAvis 9-2000 .New York Cit yon April 5 and the VARGA OBirUJfRJES fourth grades taught by .Mrs. Thel Enjoy Easter Vacation On Wheels ma Hoclke and .Mrs, Elizabeth, to M. J. M U R PH Y T m n t the .New .lersey State Museum in KATHLEEN HELMSTETTER Spring weather is enjoyed by Thomas Pearson, center, a Trenton. .April 4. OIL CO. J io m e a t t a c h e ' Kathleen Helmstetter. 15-montli- third grader at Middlebush School who used money earn The next rip will be taken by the old daughter of Thomas and Elaii.e ed from odd jobs to acquire a motorized cart. Pushing fifth grades taught by Mrs.'Mil Leslie Helmstetter, 5 Bartle Road. S MO SET FEATURES him in yard cf Inglebush Estates home is sister Joan and dred Landis and Mrs. Catherine Ridge Rood Franklin Township, died April 10 in Robert Reynolds. Cart’s motor must be clogged. Murphy, to Philadelphia, where the NEVER REFORE 1 St. Peter's General Hospital. New groups will visit independence Hall, AX 7-2200 Monmouth Junction, N. J. IN UOHTWEIOHT M ” TV Brunswick, after a two-day illness. the Bet-sy Ross home and the Old She was born in San Francisco. I Leo Run von Is Meeting House. This trip is planned • Volt;; Didtirc Puwrr Calif., and had just moved to the LETTERS To for Friday. .April 26, and there will • ‘'Gated Beam'* Sound System Township with her parents. New Leader Of be 48 children taking the trip. • Automatic "Fringe Lock" Circuitry *,6’ fipfri ( 4,it rrtM Also surviving are the paternal On May 10, the first grade class ^ • Horizontal Linearity Adjustment i.S 1" f«ct c c «rc4 grandparents, Mr and Mrs Nicho The EDITOR taught by Mrs. Rita Lawson will 1 • "Perma-Str Tuning THE ATTACHE Jewish Center NOTICE TO RESIDENTS MOOEL KICSO-2 las G, Helmstetter of this Town .S.r; travel to the Walker Ciorden farms ship. and the maternal grandpar Leo Run.von of 56 Hastings Road, " ih;' de\eloper i.sn'i intere-sted in in Plainsboro and on May 23, the BUILT AS ONtr ZimjH WOULD BUILD IT! ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leslie of ; Kendall Park, has been elected first graders taught by Miss Cath-’ OF FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Hawaii. ' president of the Temple Beth Sha- our educational problems. . ." With this ominous observation. Planning erine Queenan will tour Monmouty The Rev. James McKenna. pa.s- , lorn. Elections were conducted on Built As Only Zenith Would Build It Board attorney David M. Greene Junction .visiting the Pennsylvania! tor of St. Matthias R.C. Church, i Sunday in the Kendall Park Jew Railroad station, the fire house, the | pronounced a blessing at the Boy- ish Community Center. might well have added that be cause the planning did not give vig first aid squad, and the post office. WEBER'S TV & Appliance lan Funeral Home, New Brunswick, Other newly-elected officers in orous backing to the Board of Ed On Friday, June 7, the second Notice is hereby given that in order to protect the persons Saturday. clude Norman Schiff, first vice (grades taught by Mrs. Phyllis! ucation's original request of $400.- and property ot the citizens of the township of Franklin no Georges Rd. AX 7-2110 Deans, N.J. Interment was in St Peter’s pre.sident; Morton Wurmbrand, sec Shuke. Mrs. Woneva Seals and Cemeterv. New' Brunswick. 000 from the sadly harrassed permits will be issued to kindle any bonfire or other expossd ond vice president; Daniel Alper, Mrs. Linda Warren will travel to fire during the dry weather. treasurer; Mrs. Philip Zassler, re Ycnom Corp., we taxpayers of the Staten Island zoo, MRS. EMIL FUSSLER cording secretary; Barry Indik, South Brunswick face a glut of ed in eddition. Mr. Nadier hes an Mrs. Mary Fussier, wife of Emil, correspojiding secretary; and Sy ucational needs that may well mim nounced severa Iprograms of inter of New Road, Monmouth Junction, ic the educational emergency which Roslon. financial secretary. est to parents. On 'Tuesday. April Any person convicted of any violation of "an ordiance pro died April 13 at St. Peter’s General Mr. Kendall’s enterprise fostered'' 23 at 8 p m. the regular meeting Mr. Runyon succeeds Jack C. viding tor inspection by duly authorized officials of fire depart- Hospital. New Brunswick. upon the Township. of the bpta will be held, as well as Stein who has completed a year as insnts, regulation of fires and issuance of permits in the town A native of Hungary, she lived in Temple president. •And how strange indeed it is to the school’s science fair. r hear Jack Stein, Planning Board; ship ot Franklin ' shall be liable to a fine of r at more than two this area most of her life, and was The new president is a public ac On Tuesday. May 21. at 2 p.m. a communicant of St. Ladislau.- piesidcn;, urge the Board of Edu and 8 p m. the music festival will hundred dollars or imprisonment of not more than ninety days countant associated with the David cation to accept Yenum's "gener or both. R.C. Church, New Brunswick. Allas Certified Public Accountants be presented. On Wednesday. May The funeral was held April 16 ous,’’ although admittedly disinter 29, a special Memorial Day assem of New York City. He and Mrs. ested. offer when .Mr. Stein him from the Gowen Funeral Home. Runyon are the parents of two sons, bly will be conducted at 2 p.m. an.'i n< New Brunswick, followed by a re- self insisted at a public meeting' P i Arthur and Elliott. He is a gradu that he had never heard of the ouiem mass in St. Ladislaus ate of New York University. Church. $400,000 request. ! Hold Youth, 17, WILLIAM H. LAW, Jr. il The slate was prepared by a Now how can the Planning Board, i Imermem was in St. Pe nominating committee composed Townsliip niaiiagpr ter’s Cemetery, New Brunswick. including its popular president, | As Suspect In m of Mrs. Mildred Auerbach, B e rt fight for the Board of Education’s' Beinsiock. Seymour Reissman and interests if it is not even aware of | JOIN DEANS 4-H CLUB Aaron Rosloff. Kingston Shooting Two new members have been ac-! what our Board of Education; cepied into the Deans Junior Work- wants! Surciv the Planning Board i ■A 17-ycai-old Princeton Nurseries THE VERY BEST : ers 4-H club at the meeting on Franklin Issues also knows that our educational employe, who allegedly shot a fel Tuesday. They are Ruth Binde of needs must have priority over such low-worker during .AH argument FRANKLIN TAXPAYERS Deans and Karen Evans of Ken- 19 Building Permits jneeds as "two baseball fields, pe about 9 p.m. Friday was picked up IN SCANDINAVIAN . . . I dall Park. The members of the .A total of 135 inspections were destrian bridges, and cleared un by South Brunswick Township po club are working on their sewing; made by the Franklin Township. derbrush,” additional gifts of the lice in Kingston as he waited for a and cooking projects. Several j Department of,, Inspections during ; badly badeered Yenom Corp. ’’For New York bound bus. TAX LAW REVISIONS ARE NOW member sare planning to enter the | the month of March. Six violations my part. 1 fear the Greeks even Con.seso Santiago, 25, is in sat BEING WEIGHED BY CONGRESS Grange sewing contest, and most of: were posted. when they offer gifts." a prescient isfactory condition at Princeton Trojan once said of a wooden | the members intend to enter the Other activities included: 19 Hospital today, suffering a gunshot Middlesex County demonstrations' building permits issued, $2543 re horse. And I do indeed fear that the' wound in the left arm. FURNITURE to be held on Friday, April 26. at ceived, one building permit issued | acceptance of Yenom’s gifts by the' Patrolman George Kirby appre Rutgers University. Planning Board tragically obscures! hended the assailant, who was nut j for a church, no fee; 39 permits re I FAVOR A TAX LAW THAT WOULD: Open Mon. thru Sot. newed, $78; 13 occupancy permits the fact that for the first lime since; identified by name, at the corner 9:30 to 5:30 SMITH IN CPA SOCIETY issued, $650 received; two copies, builders of mass housing came to ^ of Heathcote Road and Route 27. (I) Allow a reasonable Depreciation deduction for normal Eicoings by appointmcfil only I Cyrus N. Smith of 58 Sand Hills $10; 16 other permits issued. $292 South Brunswick, wg will be asked ' 10 minutes after the alarm went wear and tear on the taxpayers residence. Road, Franklin Park, has been! to vote additional tax dollars for; out. FREE PARKING received. Total amount received, i elected to membership in the New' $3,573. The estimated construction the construction of the initial' He was taken to the Middlesex (2j Allow deduction up to $750 a year for necessary homo 259 NASSAU ST, rHINCETON, N. J. I PHONE 924-9624 York State Society of Certified Pub cost is $290,184. ' school. County Detention Home, after tell-1 repairs and improvements. lic Accountants i Summary of the projects are: 17 There is a solution. The solution ing PtI. Kirby and Sgt. Alfred Ochs-! dwellings. three garages, two lies in the establishment of a Plan ner that he shot Mr. Santiago dur (3)- Exclude from taxation any profit made by a homeownar stores, seven alterations and addi ning Board policy which states! ing an argument. over 60 years of age from the sale of his residence. boldly and clearly to all mass hous The two involved were li\ ing in i tions, three signs, two fences, one Such a bill sponsored by Rep. S. Halpern of N. Y. Is current* tool shed, one church addition. ing cntiepreneurs: provide our' the barracks on the nursery prop-1 Fownship with the educational fa erty in Kingston. I ly under consideration. Our Township-Council regardless of Phillips PTA cilities that your construction init their differences should In the best Interests of all our resi T O R O * i£ > " Whirlwind: ially requires or we will fight you POLICE CAR BIDS dents take the initiative and throw their weight as a group Seating Officers down to the last nail that you use. The Franklin Township Council behind this, you as a private citizen and overburdened tax N R F O R M A N C e FRATURKS TTie answer lies in the Planning will receive bids for police car.s. a payers should also act In your own behalf. Here’s a mower that Change height of cut ' The new slate of officers for the Board's recognition that the edu- ba.se station and mobile radios at not only cuts the grass in seconds. ,-\nti-scalp Phillips School Parent-Teacher As caiional needs, which mus{ come the meeting to be held on Wednc.s- W RITE TO REP. PETER FR ELIN G H U Y SEN N O W ! better, it bags clip dish gives ilBC protec sociation will be installed at the first, must not be compromised in day. May 15, at 8 p.m. at the Town pings, Irim.s close and tion. Short crankshaft .May nicctihg. eliminates ie.af raking is yoCi. stronger. Ex- an effort to obtain other gifts from ship Hall. M'ownship manager Wil forever. <■ I u s i -■ e ■ ■ W i n d - The new' officers are Eugene the builder. i liam H. Law Jr. will prepare speci ‘ 'Funnel’’ housing. Gach. president; Mrs. Arthur S, Daniel J. Wacker, fications for the items. VOTE MAY 14th for This rotary meets tlie requirements Westneat Jr., first vice president; 25 Pelham Road, of A8A .'-afet.v .'-tandards. Mrs. Robert Welch, second vice Kendall Park. ! RECOMMEND LIGHTS ONE YEAR WARRANTY president: Mrs. Jean Gach. record Public Service has recently eum- ing secretary: Mrs .Kenneth .lories, Need Host Family pleted a survey of lighting condi J corresponding . secretary; Mrs, tions along Franklin Boulevard in THOMAS F. GORMAN Briicc Perone, treasurer. For Foreign Student Franklin and recommended the Township install 6.U0I) lumen,s Plans arc being made for a bake COUNCILMAN AT LARGE How Lane & Lincoln Highway ■National acceptance of the new ly' lights on the boulevard from Ham s lie to be held on election day. May organized Franklin Township chap-' LEVER 21A 14. ilton Street to Fvasion Avenue New Brunswick ter of American Field Service ha.s, Council wiil discuss the proposal at for by (.aiulidalr been announced by .Mrs. C. F. Mar- a fiiliire agenda meeting. OPEN WEEK DAYS GUIDANCE PROGRAM den. president of the local organiza 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. lAWNondGARDEK The (luidaiicc A.ssocialion of .Som- tion. crsci County and the Middle- The .American Field Service is an Saturday 8, A.M. - 4:30 P.M. 'Ci'fMtTn .sex County Guidance Council wiil international scholarship program' Kl 5-2470 jointly .sponsor its third in-service with secondary schools for siudent-- .suidance program at Franklin High in the 16 to 18 age level. .School on May !. 1963. Ken Adams, .Mrs. Eric Rhodes. Homes and SPECIAL SALE auidance coordinator of Frankiin Student - Family Relations chair High School, will be the chairman man, di.scusscd the method.s of se T the pro.gri'.m. Dr. Michael curing a family to host a forci.an Browne of New York City ic the exchange student at Frankiin High featured speaker, llis topic v. i ! School for, the 1981-64 school vear. EVERGREENS be "Crcatisc Comniunication Be- interested persons should contact een (miciance Departmeit and either -Mrs Paul Lcrncr of 11 Fox- CHECK TERMITE DAMAGE Staff " Tolloving a dinner at the wood Drive. Somerset, o: 1 redcr- -eh'io the .audience "i’l take part ick Seyfarth of 84 Main Street, Every year at this time, homeowners find winged insects that suddenly 'ly n a role pla.rina demnrstration. 'vingstun. FOR out and then drop their wings and crawl all around. These insects are ter $ 0 9 5 mites and indicate that there are thousands of other termites still eating the Limited Quantity QUAKER MAID KITCHENS ARE ONE WEEK ONLY house causing further destruction to the wood of the house. The cost of QUALITY MADE KITCHENS! repairs far exceeds the cost of treatment ond goes higher with delay. CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF DESIGNS NOW BUSH BO X JULIANA BARBERRY PYRAMIDAL ARBOR VITAE a vailable AT THE QUAKER MAID SHOWROOM, C all US for free inspection of your home by experienced personnel. O ur OFi*'-vOPJ.-SAT9AM SPM ^EVCNIN0S7'‘*F'*- JUNIPER STRICTA LIGUSTRUM LUCIOUM BIOTU AUREA NANA trii PARXIWG • fRfC tSTiMATtS JU 7 :400 work, which we guarantee for ten years is engineered to exceed specifi ILEX ROTUNOIFOLIA TAXUS CUSP DENSA ILEX BULLATA SUPREME
cations of existing regulations making us the leaders in the field
LAWN & GARDEN TERMITE CONTROL SYSTEM CENTER 2347 NOTTINGHAM WAY, TRENTON NEW BRUNSWICK Kl 5-1977 Route 27, Franklin Park — Open 7 Days — A X 7-1244 * rtViC. FOUR IH t CENTRAL POST THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1963 PARENTS MEETING AT EHS I Bog ore. the source of iron in the On Iucsd^iy Apii, II'I
GUARANTEED WORK PANSIES Reck Cardan Plants STOP LOOKING FOR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Annul]}! ELECTRICIANS YOUR DEPENDABLE Yeui Kendall Park Resident Pertnnialt: electrician will de alterations NEIGHBORHOOD PLUMBER Reitbuihtt: and new installations D. E. CARRERAS EPNEST MEISIEK M AX7-2822 1 7 STANWOnYH ROAD A 7- FHANKLIN rAAK. N. J. A X 7-2953 3562 ROLT£ 27 0 < K x t ' KtNOALL PAf»*L , N. J. VENCINC An extension costs less CULVER j then 30 I S V O L R BINGERT - MILLER jadey Fence & Pool FLOOR WAX.NG CFs^tn ImL lU SINLSS SERVICE R^d^booci B CedAT Solid Steel Pools L I S T L D * W 1 it l>i\\ ‘ 1' J I > HI . Cwttom Virtyl liners I . 1 ..I'H!''! ■*‘•’1 \ 1-' • Personalized Help For II NO I IMIOM - - .1. iiImI Do-It-Yourselfers ' ■ • I m ! •« I ' ,M [ No .-.onder mere and more homes have extensions where they're handiest . . . in the bedroom . . . m the Culver Rd., Doyten ■' tchen . . . m anyV room ------where a busy- woman spends much time.- _ An extension------r~ phone ------— •is one ofW I theA..v^ biggest DA 9-2551 AX 7-3434 LI 9-8668 ■'n'.emeim-- bargains any.vhere. To order yours, just call the Telephone Business Office. Hew Jersey Bell t THURSDAY. APRIL 18, 1963 .HE c e n t r a l p o s t P.AGE FIVE Post Office Redone ,Mrs. Medell Is \List Recjistratwn Times For T(ds TO HOLD HEALING RITE SCHOOL Lutheran Church Building I pon the authorization of the Scs- In East Millstone Reelected Leader Entering School This September s.on the Community Presbyterian Mrs Esther Kemper, acting post Church m Kendall Park will com HONOR bine Its' m.-nthly service of pray Fund Dinner Set Sunday master of the .Somerset Post Office, -Mrs. Kathr;..n R Bavri, R.N' !! a m and fr.qr 1 to 3 p m On has announced that the East Mill Of Deans PTA er for healing with the regular The Congregationai Building .Re- who wii be taking pa rt in the Build- nurse .n bou::1 Bran'.v.ik^ ! hur.'d.r., .-\pri 25. regi'tt'ation morning worship service at 11 a m. ROILS wew Dinner of Chri.si the King ing Fund Reciew stone Branch Po.si Office has a Mrs, Irving .Medeil ha- been re new look row:>h)p ha> annojru oc ; n0 an- P'-i 'P 1 rhe Greenbrook .Sunday. .April 21. Prayers for in- Lutheran Church of Franklin Park The .Vliriani Cirtle will meet elected president of the Dean; in line with the Po-t t.)tfice De :-ui’ (3! chiidi en plan- ■' ■ ' ; 1 am and from div.duals who arc iH may be re will be he'd Sunday .Aprii 21. at 5 Wedne^dav. .April 24. at 12:1)0 p.ni School Parcp.t-Tcacher A,s-„c.a::.in to quested by giving the names to the p m at the South Brunswick High at the home of Mr^. Theodore Nolte partment's policy of prociding n.ng ;o enter the -y stem next .'vcp- proper facilities tor the public and Other officers selected : ' he.it 1- ridav, Apr lias bcpii -v: M ni'tor before the serv ice. Schoo:, of .1 Tiffin Road, Kendal! Park. t. inoer t.'h.,drt n rnt.^t 'oc t:.. vc-.r- adequate working conditions tor the group for the coming \ea: tor ■ .11 mil .1 the t'ambridge Speaker-, for the ccening '.sill be Mrs Philip Roberts is in charge ot are of age on ur before .Sept, 3;l, I'uiT, post office personnel, the present Mrs. Harry \oorhees, f.rst ;ce I i'’.ii's Children Douglass College, women's unit RANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL George Dossman of the firm of the program. !'■ enter ::ic schoo! system a trom .A throug L are to register ot Rutgeis I nivcrsity, was found GUIDANCE OFFICE Trivett & Di.s^man. architects for I he scnmr and junior confirma quarters hace been renovated, en president: Mrs .Aic.v; Berkuta. •ec- larged and basic improvements proof of age. preferably a birth from 9 ;o 11 a and th'we whose ed in 1918 as New .lersey College 4th Marking Period IN243 the new church building soon to be tion classes wii| meet .Satur ond Vice president; Mrs. Domemck made. The work will be completed certificate is needed, and prisif of names' begin w tn ietter.s M through fivr Women. Its name was changed p r in c ip a l s list constructed day, .April 2T. at the parsonage at in a day or two and residents of Rose, recording secretary; .Mrs. immunication against diphtheria, Z are to regi'te between 1 and ,'t .n 19,55 to honor Mabel Smith Doug 7th Grade - Marguerite Barer. William (iraham. administratisc 9 a m. and 10 a m. respectisely. Edward Hendrickson, correspond whooping cough, tetanus, smallpox p.m. lass. a principal founder and first Deborah Forster. {,ene .Mat.son a^si.stant of the Lutheran Layman's East .Millstone may e.xpect to see a new sign identifying the Branch. ing secretary and Mrs. 1 homas a"d polio, as well a.s booster shots Ihe Deans School registration dean of the college. Robert Mondi, Bernard .Nathan, Movement of the Lutheran Church for the diseases, -with the excep The Post Office has been at its Lichwa, treasurer wfll he tor all children living in the Christopher Stephens in .America will also speak. tion of .smallpox, within two years present location on .Market .Street j The PT.A voted to replace asseni- Deans and Dayton areas, and is to 8th Grade - Mark Blumenkrantr. The film "One Lord, One Faith" prior to admission b ' held on Monday. .April 29. .All Bruce Cobb. Betty Hammfind. w ill be shown under the sponsor for the past 32 years and is leased I bly song books and the kindergar- -1 The first registrations w;l’ be children m.iy regi.ster between 9 Charles Monroe, ■ Larry Sakayanra ship of the Lutheran Church Wom to the government by Miss Mabel ie„ exerciser. The group will also and II a m and ! and 3 p.m. Pamela Stephen. Betty Tuleja en. I Erdley. East .Millstone is a classi- , , held on Wednesday, .April 24. in the Danielle Jarmoluk. On .Monday, .April 22. the Ruth fied branch of the .Somerset Post f '" S s the playground. Constable and Monmouth .I unction Schools In the Con-table School in •th Grade - William Bittav An Circle will meet at the home of • Office and is staffed by .Mr. Stan- ■"Eluded in projects for further Kendall Park, registration for chil drew Bodnarik, Edward .Nowak. Mrs. Robert Hesse. .IB New Road. ^ ley Kuncewiicb. superintendent. , ^‘''’■^•'^^fation for funds are a film dren whose last name.s begin with Thomas Onka. Kathy Sellers, .lef- Kendall Park. Mrs John Karpis-1 and .Mrs. Louis . E. Burkhardt.' projector, and ri.scrs for the school letter .A through L. are to register frey Wewers, Jeanette DeHaas cak. s co-hostess .Mrs John White- clerk, wife of the former postmas choir. head is in charge of the progiiam. ter. now retired from 9 10 11 a m . and those vvhose Ilth Grade - Elizabeth Leach. .Mrs. Rose was named chairman names begin with M through Z. Kathy Nepote, Susan Raynor. Mi j fhe same day the Esther Circle of a spaghetti supper to be held I w ill meet at the home of .Mrs. TROOP 53 ON CAMPOREE from 1 to 3 p.m. chel Spratford. .May 18. with three seatings at 5:30. Children living in both the Kings, GUARANTEED I 1 ranees lames. Deans. Mrs. (icr- Girl Scout Troop 53 of Frank 6:30 and 7:30 p.m Ilth Grade - Arthur Berman. lin Park will go to .Allaire State ton and Monmouth .lunrtion areas SERVICE Katherine Dougherty, John O’Con ald Kramer is co-hostess and in Serving on the committee with , charge of the program. Both meet- Park with scouts from North Bruns register in the Monmouth lunctuin nell, William Sterner. her are Mrs, Harold Thomas, Mrs. School. The times will be from 9 to that insures the best recep* I ings will begin at 8:1)0 p m. with wick on its annual neighborhood lion. To get the best possible HONOR ROLL camporee trip on Saturday. April Otto Fleckenstein. Mrs. Frank 'Christ Today" as the program. Lidy, Mrs. Alfred Oschner, .Mrs. picture and sound from your 7th Grade - Linda Adams, Peter ( The property committee will 27. The troop will visit “ The De COMMLTER PROFITS SHARED TV set. Call on us for all nec Allen, (jarnet Armstrong, Beverly serted Village " other points of in Robert Bruder, Mrs. Frank Brow. Community organizations wishing , essary adjustments. Our meet JuAday. April 21) at 8 p.m. .Mrs. Salvatore Scurato, Mrs. Arnold, Douglas Ashe, Bruce Ber- at the par.sonage terest. Out-of-door cooking is being to sell-tickets for the commuters’1 trained technicians are ’‘tops.’’ esinski. Francine Berman. Ann Co planned by the girls. Mrs. Ray Hendrickson, .Mrs. David Olsen. production of "The Crucible ’ will ' A training .session will be held 9 Mrs. Lichwa. Mrs. Fred Pietrefesa, Chambers & Tioga Sts. THE PRINCETON hen. Christine Cook. Roxanne Dis- p.m. on April 23 for the \isitors Egolf, Mrs. Warren Hanson, and be given a share of the profits in T pirito, Cheryl Dorfman, David Mrs. William Hamer, troop lead Mrs. Jack Rovics and Warren Ci. the same vvay proceeds from the TRENTON 9, N. J. UNIVERSITY STORE Dr. G. Robert Di Marco Downs. Alex Evan, Candace Galai- ers, will accompany the troop. Parmenter. Re.servations are to be last production were distributed. Call WA 1-83N da. Christopher Gaynor. David | placed with Mrs, Rose, Mrs. Hend Organizations are a.sked to comeci PHONE LYric 9-3008 Glickman, James Grbac, Stephen j About 100.000 species of shells rickson. Mrs. Thomas or Mrs. Pie- business manager Arthur Rouder 36 L'niversity Place Hearn Charles Higgins .lohn Hill. New^Arrivals ‘DiMarco have been found and named. trefesa. for information this week. Robert Kemper, William Koszkul-: (Continued from Page I) ics, Patricia Kraft. Alan Kravitz. ‘ Princeton Hospital , board president. Charles Kurak , Richard Laurie.! A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Philip' Dr. Di Marco also led the for-' Michael Lazorchak Kathryn Lea Freeman of 25 Kingsley Road.' station la.st year of a citizen’s hy, John Limyansky. Grace Maur Kendall Park, March 17. I comniillee to study classroom er. Michele Moskowitz, Mary Ovi-: •A boy to .Mr. and .Mrs. .lulio needs. The committee returned a att, Susan Paris, Evelyn Potter.. Abreu of 22 Church St ..Kingston. survey which hag been adopted as Donna Radcliffe Barbara Renold. I March 19. one of the major guideposi.s for Steve Richards, Jaaksi Roberts. A boy to Mr. and .Mrs. .Arthur planning the immediate expansion of the school system. FREE! - AJAX Cleanser Linda Rodak. Douglas Rotatori, Re-1 W. .Sheehan of Monmouth Junction Dr. Di Marco was instrumental gina Schwabe, Geraldine Sex- j Road, Dayton, March 20. This Coupon Entitles Rearer to ton, Patricia Shiffner. Thomas Sid-1 in the initiation of the board’s first ar Steven Smit|j Mary^ Thomas, j F i^nV o" con- Arlene Thompson. Julia Toth Rob-ltla] Park, March 25. ducted during the Winter for rep With Presentation ert Weissenburger. Kathleen WEe- a boy to Mr and Mrs, Philip resentatives of interested Town ship organizations. Since Dr. Di of Coupon 14 oz. can wers. Leslie Widerynski, Susan ! Rakes of Monmouth Junction. FREE! Willard, Barbara Wisniewski, Mary , .March 28. Marco has been on the board, he has shared the responsibility for on the Right and i Zavotsky. .A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Jef- administering more than 55.5 mil Ith Grade • Peter Alexandro. ! ffics of Deans, .March 29. lion of school funds. Purchase of Walter Borys, Deborah Broadman. | A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel He recently Was named an hor,' AJAX CLEANSER Angela Catafalmo, Mary Conover, i Sprankle of 9 Beryl Court, Kendall orary member of the executive, With This Coupon and Purchase of $7.50 or More Theresa Darden, Salaine DeSalva. Park. April 4 ^7.50 or More committee of the Middlesex Coun Gloria Diaforli, Andrew Fekete, A girl to Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Adults Only— Limit One Coupon Per Family ty Federated Boards of Education, i Rosemary George, Karen Goeller, K. Brixcy of Main Street. Kingston. This Coupon Expires April 20 April 5. Other local activities, includes a 7 Kathryn Gulick, Robert Hoff. Kath frequent visits to meetings of th e leen Kenia, Kevin Logic, Naomi St. Peter's General Hospital A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Greenbrook P.T.A. And to at least London. Ronald Malfatt, Steve one group in the Township the Manulkin, Sharon Mattern. Mar W. Cherry of 84 Garden Ave., Franklin Park, March 17. ^Ute tribe of Indian Guides he ADDITIONAL AJAX CLEANSER OR AJAX CLEANSER garet Miers, Donna Milchanoski, is known as Sitting Bear. Son Rob-' Carol Molnar, Karen Nordberg. •A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Donald ( W ITHOUT A $7.50 PURCHASE-SOLD A T REGULAR PRICE Petroski of 37 Russet Road „ ert is Running Bear. Dr. Di Marco, Leonard Paztor, Katrina Pontus I only recently dropped his activities Barbara Pritchard, Susan Samuei- dall Park. March 23. | A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Charles! as a leader in the local 4-H Club. aon, Thomas Sicora, Patricia Siko. Studied At Rutgers Harold Simmons. Amy Slack. Zol- H. McCrea of 2 Cambridge Road. IMPORTED Kendalil Park, .March 26. Dr. Di Marco spent his early PSG BRAND TDP QUALITY & U.S. CHOICE tan Somogyi, Emelia Spina, Susan years in the Township as a student I Stoll, Barbara Szucks, Robert Taor Middlesex General Hospital A girl to Mr. and Mrs, William ' at Rutgers, where he received a mina, Sandy Teich, David Toki bachelor of science degree in 1954 Gary Tornello, Rose Toth. David Prichcti of 8 Blair Road. Kendall' ROMANO Park. March 20. Iand a Ph.D in 1959. Welch, Ellen Weingart, Thomas From 1939 to 1962. he was an as- William Gloria Williamson. Louis A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Noll, , , Worden, Martin Yazgier. of 15 Brook Road, Franklin Park. > Pro'e^or m food science. In •th Grade - Linda Ayotte. Sandra March 22 elevated to associate lb. Bailey Doris Bennett Barbara A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur \ ROUND ROAST Davis, Jeanette DeHaas. Douglas | Fowler of 8 Wheeler Road. Ken-' He is a member of Alpha Zeta 89 honorary agricultural fraternity; I Dobak, Michele Dorfman. Diane dall Park. March 23. •A boy lii Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sigma Xi, honorary scientific so- Farrell, David Ferraro, Jacquelyne cieiK'i and Phi Tau Sigma, honor Gager, Carol Homony, Kenneth Norton of 40 Wheeler Road. Ken ary food technology society BONEUSS Hudasko, Janet Jankowski, Ronald dall Park, March 27. HYGRADE That Dr. Di Marco was. from ABSOLUTELY Lapoint. Joseph Mas.sone. Linda 1947 to 1950. owner-operator of B O n O M McComas. Andrea Mikotajuk. Mi or FARMiR GRAY Bob's .Meat Market, in Camden, NO FAT chele Napear. Arlene Nixon. Mary i OR Huge Fires may be the key to his choice of Pavlics. Francelia Pemberton. Wil-' (Continued from Page 1) prcifession and his specialty. ADDED lard Potter, Hillard Pouncy, Lloyd CROSS RIB ROAST fore being, extinguished. Several For several years, he wrote a FRANKS Powell, Ruthe Resnick. Bruce Sco times the flames came near to a monthly column. "What’s New in field, Judith Shirley. Lewis Sincak, barn owned by Peter Kirpan. Meat Technology?’’ for Meat Mag Karen Sobelsohn, Rudolph S o v i - .Answering the call were the azine. and now writes a column. Mb. Ail nee, Sarabell Stoll. Robert Swan- Middlebush, Community. East Meat Science. ” for Meat Process pkg. M eal ton. Robert Tama.sy, Kenneth Van Franklin and Franklin Park Fire ing magazine. Three major manu- 49 Riper, Constance Wesp. companies Aid was also received -scripts discussing subjects in meal Itth Grade - Ellen Beals. Cheryl from Piscaiaway Township. science have been accepted for Birch, James Dunn, Albert Band- EHLERS Franklin firemen from six com publication by the Institute of Food BOMUSS snuis man, Walter Giattino, Roy Cilick- panies were called out Saturday to Technologists. The IFT also has ac man, Peter Grykien, Geraldine fight a blaze between Tara Greens FLUKES Hammond, Catherine Higgins, cepted three other papers he pre on Route 27 and Bennets Lane. Mi pared. for presentation at future PSG BRAND INSTANT James Hill. Dianne Jasper. Terry TOP ROUND chael Toth. 23, of 86 Home Street meetings. lb. TOP QUALITY Jerskey. Sandy Krau.se, Thomas was teated at Middlesex General 8 9 ' Laconich. Leon Loichle. Jack Mai- Hospitel for smoke inhalation. He is a member of the college of OR SHOULDER and U.S. CHOICE aon, Beverly Mllesnick. Karolyn Jn South Brunswick Township, agriculture’s Courses of Study Com FLOUNDER COFFEE Modzelewski. Joanne Mondi, Nan fire chief Paul Stewart of the Mon mittee, which is responsible for es cy Peaces. Diane Perissinotto. mouth Junction volunteer companv tablishing requirements in agricul Shoulder Roxanne Rhodes. Thomas Rusf- announced that fire permits will tural .studies. In addition, he just Legs or 4 9 4 received a Canadian patent for a lb 4 5 c lb. jord. Robert Sakayama. Katrin not be issued until rain or Spring Fresh Rumps 6 oz. grass improve the very dry condi meat processing idea. The patent lb. VEAL ROAST Scnkel. Charles Sicora. Janet Suy- Caught jar dam, Dorothy Thompson. Arthur tions is pending in the United States ‘ Shank Butt He also has had .several articles 39 69 Westneai. Pat Willard, Nelson Wil Nine fires were reported in one Half Half son. Andrew Yen. Margaret Zavoi- dav during .April In March there published concerning the prevention lb. lb sky. was 20 fire calls, with multiple calls of decay to various fruits and veg FRESH HAMS 3 5 4 5 ilth Grade - Antoinette .Abate. nn several days: five on March 2.5. etables. He IS on several commod- KRAFT John Benanti. Dennis Biunno. lack four on March 31 and three on ii> committees at Rutger.s. the food Ground Round ib gOf Loin Veal Chops lb 8 9 ® Boekhoiit. Sandra Bosov. Valerie March 254. On April 6 there were facts committee, and the exhibits lb 3 5 c HUNT’S Gre-n, Gerard Barer. Robert De- "ine fires. committee. A member of the IFT AMERICAN Sliced Bacon or Eldorado '>> 49t Pork Shoulders Fresh Blasi. Jeffery DeVore, Mary .Ann he also is chairman of its ad hoc lb 3 9 c YELLOW CLING Koszkulics. Mary McDonough. Rnnko»* Hill Road education committee, and a nation Shoulder Veal Chops 69f Spare Rihs Joan Moran, Karen Olsen, Ros- al councilor representing the New CHEESE lb 3 9 c anne Pucillo, Carrie Small. George Speed Limit Sought York section. Rih Veal Chops '‘> 79f Fresh Pork Butts Stepanenko, Edward Tuleja. .1 i 11 The Somerset County Board of Dr, Di Marco is vice president PEACHES Van Cleef. Freeholders has passed a resolu of the Rutgers alumni inirafrater- SLICES 12th Grade - Nancy Bettinger, tion creating a 45 m.p.h. speed.lim ni:\ council, as alumni represcma- Harold Bowman, .lanice Chiarnion- Pasteurized Processed it on Bunker Mill Road from Route me (mm Alpha Gamma Rho quart ti, Carolyn Evans. Lola Fama. 27 to Canal Road It i.s subject t,i He attained the rink of cant.iin Fre*Mar lar Mary Fedor. Nathaniel London. MAYONNAISE 3 9 c approsa! of State officials while .serving with the U S Armv 1C 4 , - 5 | 0 0 William Renold, Carolyn Shaffer. Reserve Ordinance Corps. County Fjigmeer Donald H Stire.s cans ■ Margaret Small, Linda Taber said that a date for a public hear Dr Di .Marco and his family arc pkgs. M ON Fresh Frozen m.-'inhers of Si Aiisiisiinc’s R C ing on plans to reconstruct Easton DINNERS TURKEY or POT ROAST 3 ^1 Will Re-Educate .Avenue in Franklin from ihe Ne« Church, where .Airs Marv Di Mar- Brunswick line to a’ point n e .i r cc IS a member of the Rosarv .M- Municipal Drivers Leupp Lane will he announced tar Spcievv. She also is a (-H lead er. hnspuaiitv chairman of the Kcn- Twelve Franklin municipal em shortls. CALIFORNIA-SUMKIST-JUICY The hearing will be on construe di’l Park Cooperative Nan With Purchase With purchase of ployees. including two policemen, Sfh'K and ' ''lonibcr wili take a driver re-education tion plans as "Cll as nghts-of-»a\ of ihe l-lb. pkf. STATE FAIR Pkg. of 2 Mrs. Grass G ■eenhrook P.T course inaugurated by Township questions. The project calls for wid Extra Sharp Cheese CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP manager William H. Law Ir. ening Fra-ion ■ .-\s enue from two to (No Coupon Roouirod) 'NO COUPON REQUIRED! NAVEL ORANGES The six week course of two hour four lanes ^fnhilc Home I nit sessions each week will be taught bv instructors from the’Brunswick SELL TOWNSHIP MAPS Dance Is Saturday Maps ,if South Brunswick ’Town- Driving School. New Brim.swick I; ,\ ki 'u ,ind queen «;!' hr sfi»c:. Mvrtiunta I >hip, vvah a deiaC.cd >ireei index will be given evemuaily to all dri\- With purchase of of Kendai! Park has heer. pub'ishcd cd a: the a-nual dance nf the .Mn ers of nnimcipal equipment. bile lliun,’ Ovver- .As-uciation .in With Purchase of —-- _ 1 0 * ^ 5 9 ^ The majority of the suidems wii! h\ ihe League of Women Voters of LADY FAIR SWISS ROLLS, .haiurdav ,-\pri! JO. at the White 14 os. can FOOD FAIR be drivers from the sanitation and South Brun-wick The maps have PLAIN or MARBLE LOAF CAKE been otaced in the office ot the tax 1 ,un inn \" i :h Brun-vv ic'k. C rown public works d^ariments who will ing thus ye.il s myai loupic ui! be or DEVILS FOOD FUDGE BAR collector. loseph F, Rauch, in the HAIR SPRAY FRESH GOLDEN CORN ’ 4:;: 29' studv maintenance, safety, and ac 1.1-' V ear's w irnc: -. Dan H uiriad I No Coupon Roquirod) cident reporting to "make the dr.v- Municipal Bu.l.d.nu. and arc .avai' (NO COUPON REQUIRED) able for 25 cents of Monmouth ,!unc:;on and L. d i e ers more road and hazard con ticr.uiid of Ni.'.iin I scious" Six of iko 1! vot.ng ir.cnilarr- 'f .\ bufiet supper, mu-ic. enter- STORE HOURS; Open Late Mon., Tues., Ru'ucrs I nivcr^iiv'^ B i.v'ii of )..■>■>- ■.s.;"r-ic:v .md pri/c- w.T be to i- TO SHOW PIPER FILM Wed., A Thur*. to 9 P M. Sot. 8 o.m to orn'ir< appoinifd b's tiic \pr* tu'cd Tickets may bj purcha-ed KENDAU Pa r k o p e n 9a .m . t o A children's movie "The Pied 20 ,11 the door Piper of Hamlm" wnl be prcscni- nor the uOa- 6 p.m. • Sun. 9 o.m. to 6 p m* ed today. April 18. at 2 p m, .m- son: -d Senate The oihor Weed^ :n p> FOOD FAIR SUNDAY 6 P.M Iv at the Kendall Park .lew'sh .C oni- l:\r nicmbcr'- a;r nan'cd b\ :.*u' -•uh'xated c \ ' l>Os't''d u! Ira'ico the averape .Vmrincan mimitv Center. The film stars Ru" 'a-me ♦ -s ■' *...... ••■•'..-’•sh n abo'i' ^*8 an ! • w« Riqht to Limit Quantities .M! Prices Effective thru Apri' T'amblin I JACKET THE PRINCETON PACKET W A 4-3244 Jersey’s Oldest Weekly Newspaper THE CENTML POST POST CLASSIFIED A X 7-3434 THURSDAY, APRIL 18. 1963 PAGE SIX Classified Shopping Hints Personal Services | Mdse. Wanted i Autos For Sale Bmg.Serv.& Sup. Special Services | Help Wanted-Fem. Advertising I BAILEYS DEPARTME.NT .STORE! THE COVERED DISH WHITE ELEPHA.NTS for the April j LAB TESTING — Intelligent girt TRAVELEX, INC. Rates ; Pnneeton Shopping Center i for ! Annual Fashion Show and Bazaar ALPINE- 1960 white. { SASSMAN S ! with a year of nursing or voiun- C.\SSEROLE DI.NNERS , of the Association of the N.J.N.P.I. | jump seats. 31.800 I teer nursing can promote self wiUl ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS DR \EWAY CON.STRLCIION Itineraries & Reservations Uniforms a Specialty Call .Mrs. Carter iTa.x deduction certificates availa-j “ l^^punkt AM-FM radio. I fine firm. Benefits 35 hour wi ING appears in BOTH news Bla ck to p .and s iu n e Foreign & Domestic 1WA 4-0992 between 9 a m.-11 a m. ble. Call regarding delivery any!*^°*'®*^ heater, seat belts. 4 nc .'! Start $282.00. Snelling Pen papers. Ads may be mailed or 1 weekday morning: tires, reconditioned top, tonneau Business & Pleasure telephoned. Deadline for new Lor Nurses. Warrcsscs. .Maids 20 ,Nassau St.. 921-2021. Beauticians. Utility Work etc. In Mrs. 'l , Briggs .. WA 4-0857 well cared for. P|rking .Areas - Diivewavs ads Or cancellation of ads cur- WA 1 2700 white and assorted colors. j Mrs. F. Wierdsnia HO 6-0641 1*'^^® Fulmer, WA 1-6900. WA Fill Dirt - lop .Soi! 195 Nassau St. rentiy running is S p.m. Tues Financial Services Mrs. F. Reavey HO 6-0400 i 1-2757 eves. AMBITIOUS MOTHERS days. APPLEGATE FLORAL SHOP ! CJP lor estimate .AX 7 0463 who want to earn money but ! BEDROOM PIECES, preferably I RATES are $l.5e for 25 words PRINCETON only work part time. Avon offi 47 Palmer Square W. j maple. Also large dining room set. opportunity to earn $2.00 or or less for one week, or if or WA 4-0121 TlJE WOODCRAFT SHOP DISPOSAL SERVICE dered in advance, $1.25 per i All in good to very good condi- Plumbing - Heating per hour. Write box 564, Plainfl j MONEY TO LOAN i tion. Cal! DA 9-4531. jCabinets & Furniture 32 Moore St. week for two consecutive I he I inest Flowers Grow- n I Made to your Order WA 4-4793 or call HO 9-1887. weeks and $1 per week for Delivered Promptly i I w a n ted - I used canoe in good Colonial - reproductions SECRETARY - BOOKKEEPER DO YOU NEED .MONE5 ’ j condition, aluminum or canvas. HUFF GAS AND FUEL CO. three or more consecutive In Ihe Loveliest Arran,gements j 216-220 .Alexander St Corner! of Route 1 & Richard Rd. Home and Industry insurance office. Permanent ■ 13”, 15’ or 17”. Call WA 4-1174. eve- weeks. For each word over 25 HO.MEOWNLRS! WA 4-5011 Call 329-2482 Garbage. Tra 'i. Rubbish Removed tion for qualified person. Shorthand there is an additional charge GOLF TROUSERS | I nmgs between 7 - 12 p.m. Hauling of all Ty pes required. Call 448-2100. of 3 cents. Ads may be dis EXCITING SHADES! STENOGRAPHER — For well played with white space mar ( uilsulidatc all of juui bills and Coal Moping - Delivery gins or additional capital let FABRICS known administrative office. Light FEATHER STROKE Musical Instrmts. Bottle Gas DRAPERIES ters at $1.7t per column inch. get additional cash. One low _____Gas Appliances steno. Bookkeeping course desira Special discount rates are WEIGHT SLIP COVERS ble: train on machine. Advance BOHREN S MOVING & STORAGE FURNITURE REPAIRS available to advertisers using monthly payment. We give fast Brand New Full Keyboard Spinet ment and benefits. Start $314. large amounts of space and SELF SUPPORTING $389 PLUMBING & HEATING ; Hightstown Road Snelling Personnel, 20 Nassau Si., OIL BURNERS iPrinceton Junction i DEWEY S UPHOLSTERY SHOP who arrange to be billed WAIST confidential service. MIFFLIN PIANOS 921-2021. monthly. Blind ads with box 234 East State St. [ WA 1-8811 I 6-8 Station Road J. B. REDDING & SON, numbers are SO cents addition AT Call EX 4-8063 in Trenton or Victor Trenton. N.J. INC. Local and Long Distance Moving | Princeton Junctit^n al. EX 2-7133 234 Nassau St. Packing! and Overseas Shipping; ■ LATE EVENING MAURICE PEARCE 8-8950 in Philadelphia. Free Parking Rear of Store. Princeton SW 9-1778 WAITRESSES” TERMS: 25 cents billing 195 NASSAU ST. WA 4-0166 II p.m. - 7 a.m. charge if not paid within 10 BABY GRAND PIANO, Vose & Garden - Landscape Openings now available for experi days after expiration of ad. (Opposite Catholic Church) Sons, recently reconditioned. New ROBERT H. HALLIEZ enced waitresses and trainees who Situations Wanted ads payable keyboard, beautiful tone. $400. Call PRINCETON FUEL OIL CO. I want to be successful "Johnson PERSIAN ORIENTAL RUGS with order. Not responsible for TU 2-0353. 216-220 Alexander St. IF YOU WANT THE FINEST in PIANO TUNING Girls." Beautiful rugs from the (inest of ADLERMAN. CLICK & CO. errors not corrected by the WA 4-1100 nursery stock, visit our nursery. Premium Hourly Wage America's great homes. These 9 Spring St. USED ORGANS advertiser immediately follow Large selection of shrubs and ev Regulating Repairing Apply In Person, 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. ing the firet publication of an rugs will give you luxurious beauty Princeton Hammond Spinet Organ $695 WA 4-0401 Conn Spinet $595. ergreens at low prices. Special ad. for many years to come. Sarouks, Fuel Motor Oils WA 1-7242 HOWARD JOHNSON Thomas Organ $475. and clearanc! sale on French hybrid li BUSINESS OFFICE: The Hermans & others. Beautiful and Gasoline Oil Burner lacs --|$L00 and up. One lilac free RESTAURANT LIFE ESTATE SPECIALISTS Estey Spinet Organ $289. HI-FI & STEREO EQUIPMENT Princeton Packet, 44 Spring colorful. All sizes and runners. Sales and Set vice with |very $10 purchase. Arie Pe Unit 7S, N.J. Turnpike V SOLD AND SERVICED. Prompt St., Princeton, N. J. Telephone Real buys. MIFFLIN ORGANS ters’ Nu rsery,„Belle Mead - Blaw- (Access road off South River Road, A FINE ASSORTME.NT efficient service. Call AX 7-1272. TAX RETURNS 234 East State St. NASSAU OIL CO. enburg Road, Skillman. (One mile Cranbury, N-J.) Telephone 395-9688 WA 4‘3244 OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE Trenton, N.J. north of NJNP Institute.) Closed on from the New York galleries John A. A. Crowley EX 2-7133 OF Sundays REGISTERED Professional former Internal Revenue Agent ROBERT C. WHl-'LEY II THE EXCHANGE, INC. Free Perking Rear of Store. PRINCETON Nurses: Starting Salary based on 223 E. State St. Trenton 20 Nassau St. QUAI|ITY NURSERY STOCK c.xperience - Part Time and Hourly Loi:t Sk Found FURNITURE MAKER (Next door to Arnold Constable) WA 4-4244 Wurlitzer Organ, French Provincial OIL AND BURNER SERVICES At Low Prices i employment also available. Liberal ANTIQUE RESTORER ■ We Buy and Sell" Phone EX S-89I8 Fruitwood-Traded on larger organ Evergreens, Shrubs and Trees ! Civil Service Benefits. Rree Health WA 4-3530 r e w a r d . F'or information leail- in perfect condition. No down pay With, Every $10 Purchase ', LambertvUle on Insurance Plan. Write Harold E, Ing tonrecoviry of gray miniature WITHERSPOON ment, 1st payment Feb. 1, 1963. 1 French Ldac or 1 Fors^hia Free ^ ^ ^ 7-0456 Milie.. Personnel Director, New poodle female lost Sunday vicinity ART & BOOK STORE Instruction MIFFUN ORGANS Forsyth^ Only $1-Why Pay More Jersey Neuro-Psychiatric Institute, Edgerstoune. .Answers to name of 234 East State St. Bldg. Serv. & Sup. Open Tijesday, Thursday, Saturday Box 1000. Princeton; or phone Sinner and is totally blind. Call Mary Reeves Kicks, Prop. FRENCH CUISINE - Looking for Trenton, N.J. Closed on Sunday K. R. WEBSTER HOpewell 6-0400. new ideas in food? Native French EX 2-7133 Lawronceville WA 4-3160. RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST-Won- woman will give course of lessons Free Parking Rear of Store. THE BUILDING CENTER ALBERT QUARTEL NURSERY | TW 6-0528 LOST: Lady’s platinum wrist derful spot for attractive miss with in fine cooking with French ac Princeton - Hightstown Rd. Route fil8, RD 1, Princeton, N.J. | watch, gray cord strap; Tuesday. USED PIANOS flair for people. Varied duties. Ben cent. WA 1-6305. Princeton Junction, N.J. mile west of Kendall Park i Expert Piano Tuning Apr!' 9, in Princeton Shopping Cen BOOKS - ART Spinet Style Piano $249. 0 /2 efits. To $260. Snelling Personnel, ter. R,u. d. Call WAlnut 4-200.’i. with Mahogany case. Shoppinji Center toward Rocky, Regulation and Repairs COMPLETE IBM COURSE. New Plywood, Lumber, Glidden Paint, Hill.) j Phone AX 7-3388.' Reasonably Priced ’20 Nassau St., 921-2021. LOST: ■young all black male cat I sl.l). RAKE, o u r OF PRINT Lester Studio Piano $399. term now starting. KI 5-3910, New MIFFLIN PIANOS Redwood, Hardware, Garages. KITCHEN HELP, woman over 18. wearing white j)oppit bead collar, Brunswick Secretarial School. Part time. Stewart’s Drive-In. Lin UUUillI , SOLD. AUCHONED 234 East State St. ' JOHN UBAL WATER SOFTENERS vicinity l) v\ r v Place & Mer Trenton, N.J. Phone SW 9-1500 coln Hwy. 27, Franklin Park. AX cer St., evening of April 11. Call GARDEN MARKET Chemical Feeders IRY OUR "SEEK SERVICE ” EX 2-7133 7-0294 or AX 7-1356. WA 4-2133. Bargain Mart Filters, Salt Free Parking Rear of Store. PERMASEAL Landscape WANTED. 2 WAITRESSES. Ex- GREEN PARAKEET flew away |)erience preferred. One from II Storm Windows and Doors Designer and Contractor CULLIGAN Tuesday. Reward for return to WATER CONDITIONING a.m, to 2 p.m., one from 11 a.m. to heartbroken family. WA 4-9557. ' 6 Spring St. REFRIGERATORS 5 p.m. Must be over 21.Apply in Pets and Animals JEFFERSON SALES & SERVICE 262 Alexander St. 345 Witherspoon St. 4/15 - 7 monih od doberman.ro - 1 Princeton. N.J. WA 1-8800 person. 2 p.m., The Annex Restau Telephone; 924 3582 New SupplyV Just Arrived Princeton lie piiD. b'nr': and lan. "Charlie ” | Princeton Shopping Center WA 4-3201 rant. 128 Nassau Street. WA 1-9820. Apartment siz \ used refrigerators FREE KITTENS to responsible Call 921 74!)'. Reward. i WA 1-6777 EXPERT, neat and careful repair RELIABLE WOMAN to care for with freezer acr^s top. Also small homes. Twin gray and black ti KELSEYI YEW, I'/j foot upright, ing of small appliances, lamps, two small children. One dgy a week E. BAHADURIAN & SON er models withou\freczer. Ideal for gers, curious and cute, and I gen dense, full bush - excellent for tools, etc. Prices reasonable. Phone small apartments^ efficiences. All and occasional evenings. Must have 883 State Road tle gray and white. Trained to General Contractor hedge. $2 each, 10 for $15. (S 8i H WA 1-7918. Com'nq Events sizes in stock. I Custom Built Homes Green Stamps) Reed’s Plant Mart own transportation. Call 799-0663. * box. Siamese mother. WA 1-6252. Princeton. N.J. and Nursery, Dayton - Jamesburg H & H GAS and FEED Co. Alterations - Remodeling • Repairs AMS SECRETARIAL SERVICES WAITRESS, experienced, 6 A.M. to WA 4-0720 OUR OUTGROWN children’s pony, Road, Dayton, N.J. Open evenings ZETA PHI Bt!TA Sorority. Inc 2 P.M. Excellent tips. Call Ed Windsor Road Hightstown, N.J. 11 hands high, 7 years old. Very BUCHANAN and weekends only. Kanjorski at the Sand Hill Diner, joins McCarter Theatre in pre.sent- ORIENTAL RUGS Prompt, accurate and dependable Dial 448-3232 gentle, excellent with beginners. CONSTRUCTION CORP. service. Typing on IBfJ Executive. AX 7-9747. ing Com; . ■- nida . 'in'- 5. 3 Broken to drive or ride. Call WA ROBERT E. SINGER. JR. p.m. For reserved seats, call W,^ Rugs cleaned, repaired, stored. VanKirk Road TREE SURGEON Off-set. Ditto and Mimeo service. HOUSEKEEPER, to live in and TWO SCHOOL DESKS, standard WA 4-3626. Dial WA 1-6851. ^3215 or WA 4 9736 anytime after TW 6-0321 Mercerville. N.J. care for 2 year old daughter of 5 p.m. All proceeds collected by DRIP DRY s i.a d ju sta b le seat and desk top, Feeds and Grains working mother. Borough res JU 6-5736 20 NASSAU STREET the sororitv will benefit their schol all one unit. $6 for both. Call AX for all animals idence. References required. Call Dacrun and cotton shift shirtwaist. 7-3458. N. W. MAUL & SON Pruning. Cabling • Princeton, N.J. arship fund. .11 checks and solids, at Georges Rd., Dayton, N.J. WA 4-9435 evenings and weekends, Feeding and Spraying ends. SlWRGASBORD SUPPER at Trio-1 sizes It) - vl6 $22.98 WELL PUMPS - One Universal Jet ROSEDALE MILLS DA 9-6831 Trees Removed and Topped. ity Churcii Hiil Sa.u da'-, with 82 gallon tank. 1 Everite with 274 Alexander St. CLERK~TYPIST - Fine New April 27. a-'O - 7-70 Adults S2 .50. RED BARN C.ASUALS 75 gallon tank and foot valve. Very Princeton Repair Service Situalions Wauled Brunswick firm places premium Route 206 children under 12 $I 00. Fur tickets good condition, used very little. WA 4-0134 Electrical Power & DOERLER on accurate, rather than speed, call Mrs. Parsons, WA 4-5227. Belle Mead, N.J. Cost $400 apiece, will sell for $100 Lighting Installations typing. Exceptional benefits, '/^ tui ample parking ojaen daily 3 PART - TIME POSTION by young each or best offer. Call VI 4-7024 Industrial Maintenance LANDSCAPES lady, experienced secretary: tion night school. Start $290. Snell after 6:30 p.m. NO BETTER BACON made. Hoii- Autos For Sale knowledge of languages, can work ing Personnel, 20 Nassau St. 921- Announcemeii. cy cured and Hickory Smoked at 16’ GLASSPAR (Del Mar .Model) Call 883-3373 independently: also has selling ex 2021. Why wait until the roof leaks”.’ Rosedale Lockers. Slab or sliced. fiberglass cabin cruiser, two bunks, perience and is familiar with irav- SECRETARY NEEDED by small 1957 FORp THUNDERBIRD con Plan ahead for your roofing needs. 262 .Alexander St. W.A 4-0135. original cost $1600. suitable for REED’S PLANT MART AND el field. Please call WA 4-3333. architectural office to do practical THE ocean use, priced for quick sale. vertible. Automatic transmission, RIVERSIDE EXHIBITION 196J radio, heater, $1,150. Can be seen NURSERY (S 4 H Green Stamps). GIRL seeks Summer house sitting ly everything. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. five AX 7-9436. NEW ROOFS REPAIRS Dayton - Jamesburg Road. Dayton. days a week. Shorthand desirable An DemonslratiOns RLG & FURNITURE MART, INC. daily at rear of 213 Nassau Street. job near Princeton. WA 4-0069. 1960 25’ MAYCRAFT CRUISER, all N.J. Open evenings and weekends but not necessary. Call WA 1-6065 Elegant Pastries Telephone 924-9367. COOPER & SCHAFER accessories. Best offer. Can be seen only. BABYSITTER - Will care for one between 9 and 4. RIVERSIDE SCHOOL State H’way 206 1962 DODGE POLARA 2 - door 63 Moran Princeton at Charlie Rodnack’s Yacht Basin, or two children in my home, days. April 24 1-10 p.m. Princeton, N.J. WAlnut 4-2063 Lanoka Harbor. SW 9-0235 after hardtop. Bucket seats, radio, heat Please call AX 7-0831. CLERK - TYPIST April 25 10 a m. - 5 p.m. er, power steering and brakes, LAWN CARE SERVICE and 6 p.m. .April 26 1-10 p ni . many other extras. $2,300. AX William Saizman POSITION WANTED by young Eu The person who likes to type will IVY .M.ANOR Lawns Cut & Trimmed ■V’OU HAV'EN’T ‘ENJOYED break- EMERSON TV CONSOLE, 17” In 7-9423. ropean man. Expert in gardening enjoy this job. Clerical detail in a Princeton Shopping Center excellent condition. Priced Tel: W.A 1-6949 lasi until you ve tried Hickoiy to till 1958 FORD CUSTOM 300 hardtop, MASON CONTRACTOR work, driving and maintenance very busy department will vary Smoked and Honey Cured Bacon S50. Call AX 7-2956 after 6 p.m work .Good references. Write box the typing load. The person with I- urniture and%yeekends.n d^ei 2 door, whitewalls, power brakes, from Rosedale Lockers. 262 .Me.\- Moor Coverings automatic transmission. Asking Cement Work Plastcr'ing 101 care Princeton Packet. good typing skill and ability to or andcr St. WA 4-0135. Tiles and I.inoieum GOOD H.ARD USED BRICK. De $751). Call WA 1.7918. Repairs LANDSCAPING ganize her work will be given ev ery chance to develop on the job. Draperies and Bedding livered in small or large quanti Call WA 4-3891 TREES REMOVED i BABY SITTING done in my home WONDERFUL CHILDREN S mov- GRADING - GARDENS PLOWED jin Frankin Park area. Peasant For appointment, phone WA 1-9000, ties. Priced right. Charles P. .Av- ALUMINUM SIDING ie "The Pied Piper of Ham ersano SW 9-0553. surroundings. Capable and depend Ex,. .’«2. W.A 1-9100 W.A 1-9292 STOCK CAR 23 Years Experience I lin" with Russ Tamblin at 2 p m Asbestos Siding J. H CARPENTER able Infants also. Monday through ORIENTAL RUGS for sale Call EDUCATIONAL Thursday. .April IS. One showing ”39 Chev - GMC Engine Remodeling and Roofing SW 9-1718 I Friday. Call CLifford 4-2875. at 2 p.m. Kendall Park .Icwish Cen W.A 4 1)721) lot appiiinineni Full Race Cam TESTING SERVICE ORIENT AL RUGS for sale , Call .Aluminum Storm Windows ter. W.A 4-0720 for appointment. .ARE YOU a model racing car Shaved Head .080 ” buff”.’ We have a partially com and Doors Rosedale Road Princeton, N. J. YES the A'outh Flmploymem Serv New Slicks Special Services Help Wanted An Equal Opportunity Employer ice has many young people coming PRINCETON GIFT SHOP pleted race course for Strombecker Tel: Wa 1-6949 TOWNSHIP BUILDING CO. PEnnington 7-0099 into the office looking for Summer 13 Palmer Square W. cars for sale. Cal! WAlnut 4-5259. STENOGRAPHER - Alert, attrac evenings. work. Can vou use a young person WA 4-0813 .A.NTHONY BIANCO REBUILDINt, MERRITT’S tive young lady without much ex as a substitute in your business this FOR S.ALE: Three Globe citizen.^” 1959 J.AGUAR SEDAN, 3.4 litre, Builder and Contractoi REPAIRING TUNINt, Employment Agency perience for fascinating non-pres Summer ’ Could you use a young Distinctnc G fis OamI radios, and house aerial lor heater, radio, new vvhitevvall tires, PIPE AND REED ORGANS Many positions available sure job. Benefits. Start $315. Snell person to help .vou with your chil -Icwelrv - Greeting Cards use in cars or trucks. E.xccllcm snow tires, new muffler and bat- Alterations — Repairs PIANOS Remodeling in all categories ing F’ersonnel, 20 Nassau St., 921- dren.’ Aouth Employment Service condition, $200. Call W.A 1-6149. icrv Automatic shift. Immacu 30 Years Experience Male and Female 2021. open Monday - Friday I - 5 and SUCCUMB to the delightful taste late condition. $1600. Call 921-8385. In Germany 4 Brazil 7 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Saturday 9 - 12. W.A 4-5841. 10 KEI.P THE \U)THS AWA5” Ewing St. ^ SECRET.ARY - Attractive oppor- of Hickory Smoked Bacon from CLASSIC English sports roadster WA 4-2014 GEORGE KRITIKOS ' KI 5-5353 I tunity for an experienced secre- SPEECIl" T ITe RAPV PRACTICE from your nice wooicn.s. stop at .AX 7-2764 Rosedale Lockers. 262 .Alexander 19.55 Singer L4.AD. 35.000 miles, WE ARE LOOKING for a well- ' tary, We are interested in poise, for sale. Immediate income plus I Thorne's for ail your mothproofing S:. WA 4-0135. completely reconditioned Summer ! ' judgement and tact for this complete furnishings of 4 rixrm ! needs. V.ANUERMARK R())4FING qualified man or woman to man POWER MOWERS - Two mower I 1962 e.scellcni shape. R. J. Lynn NEL.SON GLASS CO. age cur showroom - sales store : position in addition to good typing- suite in medical center in Trenton. i 42 Park Place. Evenings. 6 - 7 The Thorne Pharmacy I in e.xcelicnt condition, priced to Sheet Metal .All guaiamteu 45 SPRl.NG SI near Princeton. .V strong retail TYPISTS - Several openings for rNtrciiiely attractive price, (all 168 .Nassau Street EX 4-7838. sell quickly. Townsend iGlorious ” j 19.59 MG M.AGNETTE, 4 door sc- PRINCE I ON merchandising background, as well good typists. Some dictaphone ex j 3-gang mower, total cut 72". SIOO.' dan. twin carburetor engine, up Lall W.A 16365 01 fW 6-o:)6j. WA 4t2S80 ' as initiative, crealiveness, and the perience helpful but not required. u’op lip willi llie news — world I Toro 21" self-propelled rotary mow - holstery in red. leather, seat bells, MIRRORS . I ability to assume responsibility is GREETING CARDS jer. $50 Call F..M, Phillips, Jobs- excellent condition inside and out. important. Elementary, kindergarj TRAINEE - Will train right person lairs. Inisincss. povernment. la- AUTO GLA.SS JEWELRY I town, N. .1... RA .3-2425. Leaving country, must sacrifice. ten or nursery teaching experience I in methods and organization of ihc.ucr. arts. Home 1 oruni — GIFTS W.A I-”2()94.- S.AL'MS Pl.AIL, & WINDOW '.lA.sS ' ^^ould Fe helpful but is not essen^ small central files, .\dequale lyf^ ilv in ETC ; $50,000 WORTH of better quality I’AINI .AND wallpaper tial. V ATTENTION MEN DRIVERS LISTINGS yjOPEN r nwuoc. HOUSE .. damv HILTON REALTY COMPANY MIDDLESEX RE.ALTY CO SL'MMER COTT.-\GE: Lake Cham State Treasurer CARNIVAL BAR 246 Nassau St. W.A 4-5333 NASSAU AR.MS ICE CREAM CORP KINGSTON - South Brunswick Sunday - from 2 to 5 p.m. - April 21 234 Nassau St. WA 1-0060 plain at Essex, N.'t’. .Augu.st 1 Currently hiring men interested Township. beyond the Pennington Circle. | A doll house ;n 'he Toun.'-hip u.tli tnrough Labor Day. Four acres of Of Business Club peace and quiet. Private lakefron: rheie .an? now .a few efficiency in building a fiiture with one of Four bedroom Colonial. A-1 condi- Highway No. 69. On the left Spacious luing at veiy reasonable no. so small room^. in e.\quisi:e and dock. Large ii'ing room. apartments available in Nassau- Antoinette .Abate, a junior at New Jersey's largest ice cream condition. Living room with inter- , tion. I'/, baths, hot water heat, “ ming from Trenton before you. cost. Cape Cod located only a few- .■\rms, also a three room apart- Franklin High School, has been vending companys. esting fireplace, 3 bedrooms with 4 ■ double bedrooms, 2 large living r«)om with fireplace. Pennington Quality Mar-! miles from Princeton on a large baths, kitchen. Completelv fur me.".:. Call lor particulars. elected treasurer of the State Chap START AT ONCE modern kitchen, dishwasher, * '*** traffic light. See our lot with trees. Living room with expansion possibilities for a 4th and second bath. Huge family room i nished. S400 WA 1-7090. ter, Future Business Leaders of Under our high income earning screened porch, patio, 2 9 30 TO 6 P M New Brunswick, N. J. 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