POSTVOI.. IX, \(J, K H X D A L L P A R K , X i :U J K R S K Y , T i m i S D A Y , M A Y 4 , 19(i7 Not over 75 per cent odvertinf^g

Jayvees I Han Pizza Sale Par KPFl)A-lpizza sale to raise funds for

:i new r adio alert svsteni for'the Kemiall Par k Fire Departirieiit IS pi.iiinpd by the South Bruns- wich Javcees for Tuesday, May a, from R30 to 0 p.m. atp icci's Pizza Phi lor on Route 27, Jay-

cee pi ojert chan . ir ld^^r■cl .Fiore,\ left; shows James Aoron, pioSiiient ol file department, tickets tliat arc now available from air. Javcee or department memi.er. Ttie new frie depart­ment, which onli wenr opera-.

tional last month, has already responded to several fires in the Kendall Park area. Ttietriir kis now temporarily stationed at the service station aci ass Route 27 from the Kendall Park {^hop­ping: Centei'.

Pub lic Talks Slated v<<-us« ti

Hiree siil'jects concerning plan­ning in South Brunswick will be up for public discus.sion Tuesday iiiglu, Ma\ U-, at the Planning Board's meeting.

Idle planners will answer ques­tions on tlie prc^josed new con- epts of R-,3 zoning and mobile

home zoning .inci w i l l conduct a piildii: lie.inm: on their pi opOserl new .^treet plan.

apartments would tie Iti units per acie and tor houses it would be one unit [X'r acre.

In .1 100-acre, tract, Mr. Stem said, this couhi result in ,i de­velopment of 220apartments and 78 I10U.SOS, He also .suggested lliat a portion , of anv R-3 tr.ict be i o-

..served lor commercial purposes.M r . btein has.al.sooutlined a plan

foi gi adiiallv solving many ol tlieHie idea.s for I'bth R-3 and mo- problems now encountered in nio-

liile tiome zoning came froifi lioard chairman .jack .stein and lioth woiilrl I t. in tile fo i ... <jf .unci.dments to present zoning ordinances,

I'he R-3 concept provides for both garden apartment and single­unit development in one tract, which must be at least 50 acre.s.

Fmlei Ht-3, the overall density would tie three residences per acre. M.-^ximum - densities for

\rxl \ car’s (HTiccr Slalcj

Nomin.moH committees from the .st,vm!! Hiim-wick High school PTA ni'i tlic C,i eenl-UKik school PTAhave .uinounctKi their slates of officers for the l ‘.)(’'7-t>8 school ve.ir. ■

He.lihin.' ttie hii.h school PTA slate .ire -Mrs, Kenneth leonard for president .iriti M.irvin Sclihif- tei \for lu st vice president. 1 lec­tions will Iw held at tlie PT.-V iieei me Ttim sday, M.n 11, at 8

p. m. ■ . N1,'llii'rs OH the sl.ife .in- Mrs,

Herbert Fehlm.m for corre.spond- ing secrei.ir'. , Mrs. Harold Lenrv fot rec.orcltm; seciadarv: and Mrs, G. Robert lUM.irco tor t; ea.sui er,

.M.so ie.nured ,u tlie high school ] ’T.\ iueetinr will :>e tlie final le'vuire on the sex oduc.uion se-. l ie - .' M ts. Plulip /.a.ssler has been clio.stlr. tot pies Idem on the Green- brook Sritool slate. Tlte installa-'! tioi! meeting will be iteld on Tries-! da-g, -Ma'. I ’ -, pi 8 p. ui. j

.Others ■ on tlie slate are Mrs.l ■ Tlio'.it .'. Kowalig, first vice pres-I idi’iit; ixmald.sroddard, second vice [ piv.-n.lem; .Mrs, Lawrence Glldeii- eei': tre.rsurer; .Mrs, N. Ker-rim.ei . eoi responding secret.rrv; and .\lrs. G.orrion'Henkle, record­ing see: ei.ii v.

n»e lui.l: s-eliool PTv\ nominating

bile home developments, particu lai U crowding and l.ick ol recrea-'ior..iI .■,‘ic ilr ICS,

Ixi.'-tinr molule home develop­ment c.mnoi be forced so change witfi new legisl.ilion, tie pointed out, Inn as all undersized lots arV . v.icated, they could tiecome' non-conforming and pha.sed out. Tins, togetliei with subdivision re- IIUII emeilis, would eventU'll'. le -

. suit in overall chances,.Mr. stem .said the parks can now'

e.stal'lish F50 spaces and that, with ttie new legislation, it ther ,ire w;ill- iiu; to compl\'withther.einiirt>dim-

yprovemenl.-, thev could apph for iiK'i eased iis.ige.

He .s.iid the parks should have densities of no more tlian seven uiui. per acre and that eacli unit should lie placed on a lot witli a mimmuni .size ol 3,UO0 .yquaie feet.

'File minimum lot n outage stiould lie '40 feet, Mr. .Stein, s.I id, and ttie mimmuiti lot deptli .‘-houdd Iw 70 feet. JIiG distance between units .sliJuM'I'e .11 least lo fvet side.,to- suie, lie ■'.yid, .md 30 feei en'd-to- eiid.

He Miggesteo th.it tin- m.ixumtm area lor anv one park sliould IwrlO acres, tli.u 10 per cent of air- over ill ir.U't .should hv set .iside I’oi lecivation at eas .md tliat the recre,ition tr.rct sliouldiiavy 4 ivc- reanou building v. iit; .1 ms.iide area- ol 1,000 square.leet.

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A North Bl’unswK K maiiti.;i.s tieen charge'! bv Soutli Drii'iiswick police with "impairing -the moi nls ol minors" in a ca.se. involving two’ South Brun.swlck tovs, aged 13 and 10.

Joseph Johnson, JV, wlio lives on Route 130 .in Nortli Brunswick, was ai ro.sted Moiid.i'. lutlit at police IieadquaIters aftc: two hours of questiomm luumdit die admi.ssion of guilt, polii'e s.ild.

.After appearinc before lowikship ni-agi.strate l.dwaid Picone ttmi s.n.c t.vemnt. he wa.s ■ elea.• c ! on $500 I'ail. A preliminarv hearing before M r,'P icone is sche<iuled for Saturday, May li, and from there tlie case mav lo reterred to ttie Middlesex Countv Grand Ju: .

The matter wa.s bruuglit to the attention of townsliip{xiliteeai liei Monday l.v tlie failier of- one of the liovs.

He came 10 lieadijiui 101 s witli tin ee liovs, two 13-year-old.s and the lO-veai -olci, anti told police he suspectet! soniething improper iiiit coulil not oUain an\ informa­tion from the tio\ s.

truestioneii by police, t'-.vo .of the fi ichteneti children finaib. re­vealed ihev ti.Kl .siil'mitted to ad- v.inces allegedlv matlc iw John­son. one of the 13-vear-olds said he had successfullv iesi.sted the imui.

Aftey hearing t!;e bovs' stories, the polit e telephoned Johimon am! asked him to come to head- quaneis. He came iminediatelv.

Tlie incidents .illegedl', look pl.tce repeateiilv over tw'o-montli l.tenot! at a farm located on Itoute ■'27 between Kemlnll Park and Irankliii Park. Police s.:id tlie tarm iielom'.ed to ,.i ■friend o f .lohuson '.vlio liad no kiiowknigc of itie inciuents, ' .

Jolinson h.id tii st contacted i!ie I'or.s wliile vi.-itmg ttie l.R'ii,, police .s-nd. cec.uise ttiev oiten nl.ived tlie re.

S<‘v«*ral DefVfl^ In (.onstriic'tion

The South Brunswit k Board of Fdut'miion revealed Monday night tliat . It IS not at all plca.sed with the qua lit , of construction at the, iu‘w junior liigh school.

D i. J.ime.s A. Kimple, superin­tendent 01 St hooks, revealed that "sloppy workina.nstdp” by some contrat tors .md other factors have put the s( h(X)i tar behind schedule.

He said there were numerous cracks in walls and that sonic- walls- were ” crook(*d as a doi>*s hind lee." One crack. h*> said, extends horizontally all the way across one wall and i f i t is not correct'd soon, the whole wall may have to tw* redone.

Other related problems in the I'onstruetion. said the-supcTlnten- dem. Itavt' lieen caused by the inabiliti of one contractor to pro­ceed- on .1 particular portion be- e.iust anoMier contractor had not completed certain bth'-r necessarv steps.

As .an f'xaiiipie, he .said the gym floor ro|ild iiot be installed until otiu*r things were <|o'ne and various heating and ventilation work could not proceed until the walls were correetecl.

One board member. Howard Purr, noted there have been de­lays in i-onipleting the installation 1 of I'Oilers tieeause ot h-ak.s c.'ui.sed by impropt'r we;ither prootiiiE'. '

-Mrs. Carolyn McCarium, vice > president o f the board, s.inl it was olivinus Iroin the 'mt.side of the- building that Imirkwork had not lieen properly set. .

Board [>resident Richard Sher- : man pointed out. tiow'. ver. iti.it . tjie schedule \va's hot as l.R-ak ...s i had been Jireviou.s-ly reportmI. Two week.s ago it was ernmi (,u.siy st.ited Hi The Central Post l' i t ' '■tm.st.ne-tion wa.s .si.x niomh.-' be- ; hind srh'edule. Actually, .Mr. .Shf •- man stud. It was ow!v. six weeksbi liiiid.

.Also, tlie rlerk of tin- work.s at the c'.mstru'lion, .site, Domimck I rmilio. told The Centra! Post . on Tnesd.iv tliat the defects pre- ' seiiteil no protdems ot s.ifety or : durability in tlie Imilding.

He s.iid, however. ‘ tliat jioor workm.insliip ditl exist aii'l-would ' have to be corrected.

On a brighter note, the hoard approved the triinsiers. to t>e e f-j feenvf- witfi the 19G7-B8 .school .vear,- ot 20 teachers am! otfier, profe.ssionals iia.im . various town-t ship schools lo the new iimior high ' school.

k rum Caiiitiridge Scho'.ik .Mrs. Barbara I ivingston. .Arthur Tra- licunte .md Mrs. Stcpliani'’ Craili will be transferred, and leaving Davton beliool w ill lie Roliert A e l- dtil, Jan.e.s Taraliel and .Mrs. V ir­ginia Melilcntieek.

Greeiibrook School wiki send Santo Bomfho, Mrs. Bomue kou Martin, Ralph Scoppa and i arl k. Reid. 1 rum the higl. .school, Mrs. Jam ■ kawrence. 1-r.-d Cei e- quas, Br. .Uta.gr.ic ia . 1-n\, .Miss Bart Sira Brown .md NH-holas Pa.-iiiko -will be traiislerred.

r-ivi- stall tva'inbers .now.serving moil th.i!i-i)!ie school will also >ee- a.s.sieiied to the new school. liiev are M rs. in s Melbuuriie. M rs. .-\da Kk '.,s, Jose[)h /elmrk, Mrs, Irene .Shields ,md Mrs. Iki/el f ro.s- scller.

BALLPLAYKRS line up for Junior League opening da\ eereinonie.s lield at Reiehler Park Saturday morning. The league is six>nsoro(l by the South Brunsw ick Recreation Commission and several township Inisinesses.

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Following a luercifiilly brief •jpenlnc ceremony Saturday, voungsters in 28 teams of the South Brunswick Recreation Com­mission's Junior League Ba.se- ball Pro'giam launchei! season plav.

The ceiembnv fealutod short t.ilks bv commissioiitjr John Mann and Mayor IJan Horp;an .Tnd a ii'jld ftiil of uniformed -.oiintsters.anxious to plat liall.

In Farm Division-games, Dav- toii Gun Shop mauled Maul Elec- II 1C 18-3, Pliolps IX)dpe downed \r w 12-7, .and Rotiner Plumbing dcle.ited Siegels Pharmacy 12-9.

Manni Roalt'. l>eat Danis Realtv 13-fi, Kendall Park Pliarmacy took the .kivcee.s 7-4 and Holliday Bake Shop, swamped the Elks 9-1 Inothei I-.inti Division action. '

It! tlie American Division, F.irnci Fuel Oil edged Phelps Ixxige Recre.iiion won a tight one from SR.s- 3-2, tlie Lions (tefeated the IX'insociats 9 -2 ,' M.J. Muiphy .squeezed p.ust Wilson Englneeiing 1-0 and Forsgjte shut out Diazu5- 0, -

N’ .uiuiial Division action saw Moser Welding edee Danis'Realtv6- .', Ikansens Auto Wrecking beat Leo's Rural Ouh 12-7 andc olomal Esso beat the RepuL'licans $-5 .in oxti a innmgs.

some of the hiehhghts in the Farm Divi.sion games- included a bases-loadc'! •rtple !•'. .Jeff Moore to-l.elp \l.mni -...nri ii-.s win ovei Dams. .m<! 'in-* V i'A 's .Ait Kaiai compleiiiifc V -an.issisted t: iple pk.!-‘ ,-i,_.n:i,si ;!it- evennwl •.vimiei.s, Ph--dp.s Iigxiic.

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The South Brun-swii'k To'vnship Committee's Democratic majority appeared to have second thoughts Tuesday night aliout a proposed water extension to the Davidson Mills Road area.

Over minoritv olijections, the Democrats voted to authorize a survey designed to find out how- many re.side.iits would tie, in i f lines vyere laid past tlielr homes. Connecting to water lines, unlike sewers, is optional.

Apparently, ii the survey indi­cates those residents will not tie in, plans for the extension made last ye.ar will lie killed.

Committeeman Herbert Wright said the townsliip does not want to get into a. situation expt'rionced by the Municipal Utilities Authority, which installed lines along Route 1 ami then 'ould not obtain userK

The one minority member pre­sent, Richard lliiicki, voted against the survey, saying that it would raise questions as to the sincerity of the Township Committee.

Mayor Dan Horgan said the sur­vey wa.s a device to alleviate con­fusion, since many jieople had not previously beeiV aware of such' matters as charges for tying in.

He also notf“d that due to ample rain ov'er the past lew months, the wells in that area, which haH- gone dry liy last year, were now fulki

The question ol whether the ex­tension was predicated on tlie con­struction of the authority's con­troversial Project lA was raised later in the meeting from the audience by formercomniitteem.au .Vliraham Dotiin.

He felt the survt'v stiould indi­cate the additional cost Involved if Project LA 'lot's not .become •avaeilable as a .source for the ex­tension's w iti'f, n'-.ikintr the eon-struction of wells iiece.s.sary.

Mr. AVright said increased costs would prevent additional exten­sions to other areas, but would have no effect whatever on the costs to individuals who would answer the survey.

The mayor, however, sug'gested Including the phrase "or as wells become availalde" in the language of the survey questionaire.

A question of whether it was pos­sible to obtain water from Fast Brunswick for the extension was asked Ic. anotlier member bf the audience, Steph< 11 Slofko.

.Mr. Wriglit replied that the au- thoritv had look'd into the idea but liad lound it too f-nstly due to distances involved aii'l tlU' ex­pense of purchasing the water from another luniiicipality.

In otlier business, ttie com­mittee voted unanimously to re­tain Bov Seoul Troops 89, 90,

(See CENSUS, page 5)

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Second \\ in For Season

The South Brunswick High School Vikings baseball team grabbed their second season win Monday when they downed Franklin High School 2-0 on the home field.

Behind the pitching of Jon-Klein- man, who allowed five scattered hits and struck out 10, the Vikings scored both their runs in the first .stanza and then held off Franklin for the rest of the=game.

With two outs in the first, Bucky Melvin got a single, then scored on an error when Franklin tried to field a hit by Tony Cosumano.

Cosumano. who Wound up on third becausf- of the error, scored when the next tiatt'-r came up on a balk by the Franklin pitcher.

.A game .schetluled for Tuesday against Highland Park was post­poned 'until vestel'-la'. bee.iU-S'* of rain. Results of that gana- -.ver'- not .i-.'ailat-l'.' at press tin.e.

The v.lna'gaiiistl rajsklinbrought the Vikings' spa.son tally to 2-5. Th'-ir otiier win w.is against. Hosell, -.vho they met in ttieir secondpiicount'-r this e.ir. The South Brur,.swirk record in the Garden .State l.eagu'' '-orr;petitioii i.s 1-4.

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STFF'.'F T ,s\Vi-KP s.j.a TF.D

Thie south BrunswR k Public Woik.s IX'pai 1 inent .mnoimct-d ves- tordav it will be sweeping Kendall Park street! ft on. Monda;., May 8, throueh M.av 19 on weekdays. Residents n.ive leen reque.sted to keep (MI •- oft iownsl.li> streets frorn. - io ■! p..:.. ■hti'in*.' tties '.'-.eeptm ,

Queenstown Shop To Open ExhibitPENNINGTON - On Sunday, May

7, at 2 Pitn., The Queenstown Shop and Gallery, 43 South Main St., Pennington, will have a reception to open an exhibit of Graphics and scu^ure by Richard Kemble and Julian Thompson.

The reception will also njark the opening of the new downstairs gallery at the shop. Mr. Kentible began his career as a pastry cook and food decorator, winning numerous awards. He is currently teaching In Rlngpes and studying at Trenton State College. He uses an intaglla form of printing In bb'ck, bfown, and white. He was a purchase prize winner at the recent New jersey Artist Etdtlbit at the New Jersey State Museum.

Mr. Thompson teaches history at the Lawreneevllle School and Is a member of Southern Vermont

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Oils And Graphics By Mrs. Johnson Now On Display

BELLE MEA0 - An exhibit of oil paintings and graphics by Mrs. Christian Johnston of Belle Mead Is on display at the HilUborotigb Branch of the State Bank of Somer­set County.

Mrs. Johnstonls a charter mem­ber and program director of the South Somerset Guild of Creative Arts; past president of the Raritan Valley Arts Association. She is a graduate of Pratt Institute.

0 Two of her paintings, an acrylic and collage, were exhibited at the Princeton Country Day School. These two works will be ondisplay at the annual festival of arts to he held in McCarter Theatre In Princeton this month.

She also has been asked to ex­hibit in the annual print show of the Hunterdon County Art Center at Clinton this month. One of her graphic arts will be displayed in the Montclair and Trenton State Museum in a national print ex­hibit.

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LAMBE'RTVILLE SHOW

LambertvlUe House will hold Its 12th annual retrospective art show, Including the work of 21 past ex­hibitors In its monthly art shows, during May and Jiaie. Hours are weekdays from 8 ami. to midnight, Sundays from 8 a.m. to 8 pmu

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Mugicai Amateurs To Close Season

The last meeting of the 1366-67 season of the Princeton Society of Musical Amateurs will be held on Sunday afternoon. May 7, at 5 p. ma at the Unitarian Church.

The program Is: Bach's "St. John Passion" and will be con­ducted by Prof. J, Merrill Knapp.i The soloists performing Include Laura Hdyes, sc^rand; Karen Lichtl, alto; Terry Penner and and Rodermk Ironside, tenors; and William Trego, bass.

The pubbe Is cordially Invited to attend and listen, should they not Wish to participate. Mrs. M. B, GottUeb, 83 Randoln Roadshouldbe contacted so that proper ar­rangements may be made for mu­sic and refreshments.

-0-TO GIVE 'CINDERELLA'

The Princeton Ballet Society School will present a full length version of the ballet, "Cinderella," on Friday, June 2, at 8:30 p.m. at McCarter Theatre.

Og the leprechaim (Gil Martin) enchants sortie of the citizens of Missitucky, frortileft, Dana Bernarde, Debbie Scudder and Dennis Alexandier.

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"It's Uke a reunion every year.""It's so much fun to meet so many

different people In the community.""We're really under control -

there's never been such a profes­sional company,"

These are the comments that members of the PJ&B cast made at Saturday's rehearsal of "Finian's Rainbow," SaUy Warnock com­mented on the reunion aspect, M rs. Warnock holds a record, having been involved In every one of the sevea PJ&B productions. She's sewed costumes for several, had a featured role in, wonderful Town, was one of the palace ladies who "organized the children" for "The King and U"

Teacher Barbara Lecky ' is the one who's deUghted to meet so many different pecple, and this Is her first PJ&B e:^rience. (Both Barbara and SaUy are barefoot' denizens of the mythical state of Missitucky,

Another citizen of the state is Parker Hayden, a corpmuting-to- New York-lawyer. He is the one who assays the production's state of readiness, Parker has only missed one show (like Director MlKon Lyon) and he's been a theatre buff since his Harvard "Crimson" days when he reviewed the Boston openings of Broadway plays. He's, been a straphanger in "Wonderful Town," a bare-chested slave in "The King and T', among others, and has had some leading parts In Community Players.

The "new leads" this year. In­cidentally, are new only to PJ&B.

Arthur Lithgow needs no In- tro<hiction to McCarter audiences, since he's been Executive Director of the repertory company for several years, ■ and has played a number of lead roles In their pro­ductions.

Steve Kimbrough has a couple of years and several leading roles be­hind him with the Princeton Opera Association. He has a strong, sure voice and makes an ideal foil for Betty Fussell, who has had two years of intensive slngii^ lessons since her last appearance.

Gli Martin whoplaysOg, the lep­rechaun. has never been In a musi­cal before, but he's been musi­cal director of the Daj-ton, Ohio, Community Theatre and has 13 years in summer stock to hiscre- dlr. He's currently studying composition and piano at West­minster Choir College - audiences will be glad to know that he'll be available for another PJ&B pro­duction!

-The company Is comfortably ahead of schedule this year, since McCarter's facilities have been available for rehearsal earlier than usual. With additional re­hearsals scheduled nightly, "Fini­an's Rainbow" should glow with a fine lustre, at Thursday night's jopening performance.

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The Westminster College Chapel Choir will present a concert of sacred music at the Harlingen Re­formed Church in Belle Mead on

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Jan Juta. mural p;rinter and for­mer Chief of Visual Information in the Public Iniormation Depart­ment of the I'nited Nations, will speak in a chapid service at We.st- minster Choir College today at 11 a m.

Mr, Juta resigned from hisU.N. post in 1958 to devote more time to the Ipiscopalian Qhurch. He has served congregsitions in Ber- nardsville ;ind Meiidham, as a lay preacher, __________________

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To the editor, .Last -A-eek a. letter by Abraham

Dobin, recently retired Township ' comniitteeman was not entirely : correct in fact and also did not disclose certain facts which it should have contained.

First, the statement that Dis-, ; trlct 3 (in which the referendum ; was narrowly defeated) lies in the i heart Of Kendall Park is not ac- ■ curate. Of the approximately 7."O' ; voters in the district, about one i third live outside of the Park on : Route 1 or Sand Hills Road, j second every Republican County 1 committee leader was charged with j getting out as large a "NO" vote 1 as possible. They even had chal- i lengers appointed to supervise all (voting at the polls as if it were i a partisan election. Democratic ! committee leaders took the posi- : tion that it was a non-partisan choice that had to be made and

, therefore did not appoint chal­lengers.

i Third it is my contention that campaigns such as the one that

; ,\lr. Dobin ran (he also headed • and authored the petition) tend todivlde the township at a time when unification, is most needed.

Jack Stein

South Brun.swick High School released its student honor roll this week. Students li.sted under "A " have received no grade less than "A", students under "A -B " received all :"A” and "B" grades, and. students under "B” have a ”B'average or lietter.

12th GRADE A - B

Betty Ceraso, JeanDvorak, Mel­issa Featherston, Nancy Kramer, Sandra Lathem, Karen Route, Pat Schwarzkopf, Katherine Sprague, Edward Sheppard, Joseph Tehipel, Susan. Wel'Ster and Kathleen Wheeler.

BEllen Brown, Mark Bischoff,

Deliorah Carddza, Patricia Conant, Diane Dey, Dante DiMicco, Phil Durbin, Jon Kleinman, Francine Kraut, Joanne Marchese, Gloria Manzo, Roliert Phillips, Lorna Pyde, Bernice Roliblns, Richard Santos, Joanne Stern, Larry Swea- Zev and Janet Watkins.

11th GBADi A

Bethannc Laiickhardt.A - B

Steven Bienstock. John Blnde, Linda Garey. Merryl Gila'S, Su

Hsu; Bonnie Landis, Diane Lojko, John MacDougall, Cheryl Neach, Gail Palka, Irene Shields, Monica Shostuck, David Steiniiagel, Carol Szymanski , Ctmrles Weber and CUiudi.1 Weinstein.

BLesyle Applegate, Elaine

Borim, Diane Cross, Kim Cruse. Robert Gaylord, Larry Greenwcxxl. Dale Holzman, Bar­bara Jeffrey, Linda Kirby, Llurel Leavitt. I-red Leach, NancyMat­suo, Ronald Moore , Kathy Mott and Margaret Myers.

Also, Kathryn Rooney, Carol

Beth Tus.i, Toni Tavarone, Faith Whitahe.id, Judy Williams .and Donna Wilc/.vnski.

9th GR.\DE - '■A

.\mi DiMarco, Timothy Miner, Judy Pyde and XIary Scott.

A - BJeffrey Feldnvan, Jeannette

Fleury, Ken!!eth Frosrher, Nancy Harto, Det'orah Hosea, Deborah Kish. . Seth Kievans. Helen MaC- .Murray, Keith Marcoe, Susan Ma.xwell, Douglass Mook, Susan Opdyke, John Sade, .Aileen Sch- laffer, Nancy Shields, F’ern Spad-

Sai'in, Linda Santos, Donna Sick- ifioo, Barlmra Sprague, Scott les, Laura Sopoci, Deborah Swog- Tempel and James Wheeler, er, Dominic Spadtfino, Janet ^ ^Sunday, Linda Taeffner, John Sam ..\rcadu, Janie.s Benn, .An- Traficonte, Ellen Watkins, Gail ‘t'ony Borelli, Gail Burd, Kenneth

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10th GR.ADE -Also, Robert Latimer, DianeLeonard, Alan Levy, David Klst-

Richard Fiore. Marie Blazew- ' *"- Louis Marrapodi, Larry Rich- ski and Madeline Smith. |mond, Joseph Romeo. Charles

. g Pizarro, Leonard Padula, Mar-Joseph Berk, Anita Birch, Ja- I*'"** Tannier and Thomas Yost,

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Somerset Lutheran (church To Dedicate Mew liuilding

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The Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of Somerset Will dedicate its new worship and education facilities on Sunday, May 7, with special services at U a.m. and 4 p.m.

The building, of contemporary design, seats 140 worshippers and provides space for a Sunday Schcfiol and church office. It also features a 40 foot free-standing tower. It was designed by Roy D. Murphy

i and Associates of Urbana, 111., and ! built by the Edward J, Cheesman I Construction Co. of Laurel I Springs.I Holy Trinity Lutheran congrega­tion has been holding its worship services in the Middiebush School.

‘The church was started in 1960 I as a mission project of the At­lantic District of the Lutheran

.Church-Missourl Synod. The site I on which the new church is built. ; was purchased in 1962.

The congreagation was incor­porated and became a 'member congregation of the Atlantic Dis­trict of the Lutheran Church in 1964. Groundbreaking for the

St. Barnabas Episcopal Church

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The Rev. Frank K. Jago for information. 297-1839

present building was held in July, 1966.

The pastor of the church Is the Rev. David R. Richie. .Mr. George A. Armstrong serves as president and Mr. A jJ. KoUmann' as chairman of the building com­mittee.

Guest g>eakers at the dedica­tion will be at the 11 a.m. service, the Rev. Othnlel Thompson of Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Phil­adelphia, and at the 4 p.m. serv­ice, the Rev. Dante Relnhelmer of Zion Lutheran Church, Maywood.

Following the 4 p.m. service, there will be a light luncheon and refreshments served Inthe fellow­ship hall by the ladies of the Dorcas Society under the leader­ship of .Mrs.A.D.Kollmahn,presi­dent.

Others engaged in preparations for the dedication are hospitality committee, Mrs. R. Plano; pub­licity, Mrs. L. Scottl; invitations, Mrs. Charles Barris; music. Dr. R. Plano and Mr. Alfred .Arm­strong: and ^rking, Mr, Steven i'Lysy.

One of the new features of the ibuilding is an electronic organ, [which was presented as a (the Congregation from the mem-' ibers of Redeemer Lutheran Church jin Westfield.I -0- ■

ert Berkley, Priscilla Feather­ston, Gad Gartner, Ronald Held, Gail Ibl.HJtt, Elliot Kramer and Carolyn Cook.-

Also, Elaine Phelps, Elaine Bo- senstock, Keren Schultz, Jeff Seldensteln, Diane Shapiro,Alan Smith, Diane Steele, Chris­tine Swoger. Ann. Visinskl, Brenda Young and Beth Ziegler.

BGary .Abhamont, Domonic

Blanca, Mitchell Barrock, Di­ana Bednar, Marilyn Dey, Ralph Farrow. Celeste Gomes, Rose­mary Hirochok, Jackie Holloway, John Hrehus, Katherine Leary, Linda Lesstg, Carol Latimer, Patricia MacDonald, Carol Meek­er. Martha Moore, John Newton and Michael Novack.

ALSO, William Nowitzke, Lynn Olmsted, PhilipOppenhelm, James Parker. Julie Par me nter. Margue­rite Rudek, Karen Rose, Scott Roston. Robert Rouder, Rose Marie Savino, Thomas Sheppard, Deborah Smith, Lowell Sprague, James Stone. Jean Taeffner, Mary

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Ascension Sunday Set In Sftmerset By Presbyterians

8th GRADE A - B

Beth Binde. Erica Bradshaw, Philip Chalin, MyraChanley, Law­rence Cahoon, Diane Chamberlin, Karep Clayton, Rama Daiska, Pamela Dickson, Steven Farris, Tilden Featherston, Keith Fig- gins, Karl Frank, Natalie Fur- giuele, • Phyllis Froelich, David Gombas and Cheri Gllckman.

Also, ■ Jacqueline Gminder, Brian Hochstadt, Susan Imbimbo, Douglas Kauril,' Valerie Klms^on, Roberta Lang, Susan Lowande, Daniel Lowenstein, Marianne Marrapodi, Frank Merinsky, Wendy Parker, Mitchell Post, Pat­ricia Roberts, David Schmidt. David Stein, Stephen Stein and Caryl Wlggs.. .

B. Julie Arnow, Randi Alper, Gil

Braun, Robin Chapnick, Marie Chltos, Emily Damron, Susan Duffy, Kathleen Grigas. Patricia Hink, Richard Hornsby, Paul Kess­ler and Kathryn Klimowicz.

Also, Karen Kornblatt, Richard Leary, Karen Martin, Susan Mac­Donald, Scott Maxfield, Wayne Pardo, Keith Rasmussen, Thomas Riefke, Lucille Rovics, Frances Scurato. Gerry Shostack and John Szaho.

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DAYTON - Mideast Aluminum Corporation's president Raymond B. Sowers of 189 Constitution Drive, is in Germiston. South Afri­ca, to start up the first aluminum

Ascension Sunday will be ob­served on Sunday, May 7, at the Somerset Presb>1erian Church, 100 Kennedy Boulevard, Franklin

eift tcb j>flvvnsWp,'w'ith communion serv- Ices at both 9 and U;30 a.m, and messages by the pastor. Dr. Jar­vis S. Morris, on "Forty Days of Fellowship",

May will be a significant month for the church, with each Sunday a special occasion. May 14 wiU lie both Pentecost and Mothers* Day Sunday, white May 21 will be the third anniversary of the founding of the church.

On Saturday, May 13, theSenlor High Youth will conduct a waste- paper drive for the Summer Camp Program and the men of|

extrusion, operations on that con-i the church will hold a volunteer

a penny f

tinent. •It will be a joint venture with

Universal Anodising Co.(Pty.) Ltd, which since World War 11 has been anodizing and fabricating alumi­num products only,

Germiston is. a city of about 150,000 just Fast of Johannesburg,: Mideast is located In Us own man-

I ufactyring complex on Route 130, I( is recognized as the center in the East for aluminum extrudings,

I anodizings, and fabrications for in­dustry and government. Five years

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TWIN COUNTY BAPTIST CHAPEL

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work-day to give the building and grounds specialpreparation for theanniversary.

On Saturday, May 20, the Junior Highs will be holding a car-wash at the church to raise funds to support the Korean orphan, Ghoi soon Htc, for whom they have; accepted .responsibility with the Ghristaln Children's fund to the extent of $10 per month.

Cars may be brought to the church from 9 a,m. to 3 p.m. for washing at. a small fee per car,

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Tliu Villagers of Middiebush will | open their season on Friday, May f 26, with thi» musical ".A Funny | Thing Happened on the Wa\' to .the ! Fonini," directed by Edmund Shaff,It will run- for five weekends,: through June 23. j

The, .second production will be the | comedv, "Marriage - Go - Round," followed by "Slow Dance oni the Killing Grouiid" and "Absence!of .1 Cello. 1

Tlie Colonial Farms restaurant,! located in the same complex as the j t’illaaers Barn, will serye a pre- . tb.eatre tUnner, with a special price i fo; the cotn1»ination-of dinner check ! ,ind theatre ticket.

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Rate Increase On Internationai .Mail (ioes Into Effect

An iiicroasi-iiuntfirriational sur­face and airniai'l rates went intd . effect Monday, it Aas announced by Kendall Park Postmaster Frank Marciano.

The new international rates , he said, w'ill not apply to mailings for mr-iitliers of ttic Armed Forces overseas. Domestic jxjstage rates a\;e applicable to mail addressed thi fiugli APO's and F PO's.

Thf- rate increases for both sur­face and airmail r averaging .13

■per cent; - were first proposed on Jan, 14 and publi' ly crmfirmed on . March 1.. The Department px- platned at t hat time that they were needed to help offset a tjeficit of aliout S16 million in international mail operations. .

Sp<‘cific information on the ne-w international rates can tieoldained, from the service window at the fiost office Postmaster Marclanosald,

The lncrease.sare:Airrnal letters to Central

America and Carihlx an area from . 13? a half ounce to la^.

- Airthai! to’, the rest , Of the Westervi Hemisphere remains,13?, a half (Aince, except for Canada and Mexico,

- Airmail to Furope and Med­iterranean Africa from 15? a half ounce to 20?,

- Airmail letter rates to the rest: of theWorh! remain unchanged a t, 25? a huff ounce.

- .lerotrra rnmes and air post cards increasetl 2? each from ,11? to 13?.

- Items sent )i> air. other than letters .ind jiarceis, such as small packages, l ooks, periodicals and other printed matter increased 10? : per piece to all eountrtes except Canada.

- Most letters going by surface ; transportation to all nations (ex- i eluding Canada and Mexico) in­creased - from 11? to 13?. Post cards raised from 7? to 8?.

. - Most printed matter, inrlud- ing pulilicatlons, ‘ increased one; cent a piece. For 2nd class puhli-^ cations to Canada only, thepne cent _ Increase will lie deferred for six months-to tipcome effective Nov. 1, 19C7. Also, the present bundling' rate whfcli jaTinits postage to be' computed on the hulk weight of packages of publications addressed to Canadian post offices will re­main in effeet until Nov. 1, 1968, at which time it will he discon­tinued. .

- Surface i>arci l post rates to all nations imreased 20? a parcel, an average of 7 per cent.

"Postage rates for surface first class letters and air letters and surface 3rd class type printed mat­ter to Canada and Mexico corre­spond to U. S, domestic rates, which are set hy the Congress, and are not being changed at.this time," Postmaster Dilworth said,

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LiH'ftl MohiMiomeDealer Plans

Hxhihit At FairBarber MObltehomes of South

Bpnswirk will b'e an exhil'ltor in the Spring Camping and Sports Fair which c Jens tomorrow, May 5, at the state fairgrounds in Trenton. i

The dealer will show several , travel trailers and tent trailers and campers from his sales lot ‘ on Highway Otie in South Bruns­wick. . .

"Camping in .Action" Is the theme of the fair, ^Ith 2,000 camp­ers spending the week-end camped on the Fairgrounds, under the auspices of the Federation of Camping Associations.

The fair officially opens at 10a. m. tomorrow when a golf cart ■ hauls a travel trailer through the main gate of the fairgrounds.State and municipal officials ^and leg­islators h.cve accepted invitations to attend.

Middlesex County camper.s will leave for the fair Ffiday afternoon from a staging area at Hiitgers

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H«*art Vss<M*iati<m I'o Himor Kingston Ehairniaii .Tonight

Mrs. Joseph Feldman of Kings­ton ■will i'C among tlio.se honori-d.it the annual dinner m--etini; i>l the Middlesex County Heart .Assoeia- tioii in North Brunswick's Gi—en- hner Hest.uir.int to'mghl. May 4, at6 :l''.

Vi'lunti-er limd-r.users. mem­bers o! the !-iiaid o! trustees arai oth. r.s wl;o luvh pameip.ited in the fii'ht ae.dnst the nation's Ic.ad- inc I .msi o! death 'wiil .ateiid. 'I'he cotirdinaior ot tlu State lie-р. irtmer.t oi Ih-alth's he.irnli.se.ise control .program, Dr, Marvin .l . Bierbnb.ium. will, be featured speaker.

Mrs. KeUlnian- !us '.'oon chair­man tor the Kingston . rca lor more than live v.-ar.s and wiH be honored ■ tor her siT-ci. e.

Final I'esull.s <lt the 1967 He.il't ! mid w-ni hi .oaiou’iecd tomeht, atxi olei tior. IV1 r^xecufiv-' officers will ,t.ike pie', . P; .id-iition. .ippoint- metiis to tile count', Heart ,\sso-с. l.ition's hv-i.ird ortrustee.s will Iw ,,m. ade Oirreml'., ’leari'. .ill 2" o; the cotinfi's comnuMMes .ire represent' -! oi. t!,e ho.irti,

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47tii ANNIVERSARY

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FOOD FAIR'S Mass Buyii^ Power enables FOOD FAIR to seN fresh meat and poultry at lowest prices ip^ssible. This means maximum savings on cv«ry meat Kern adding Greater Shopping Power to your food budget, any day, every day. We know you'll like the friendly service too!

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Hoboken. Brick Town. Freehold or Bergen County. All Prices & Stomp Offers Effective thru Moy 6

(Census1 Comimieii from page 1' , ■

98 .ind 111 to lonciuci -t ciog cen. sus in the portion- of the tonii- slvip west of Route I, .iml set the fee.s lit '25 eent.s per residence.

.Vt its liisl meeting, the com­mittee .luthori/.ed the police to conduct the census tn the easterti part of the township hut held off actinn for the western portiiui . because of .i question on the fees.It had previousU' been proixised that the si'outs rereivt' only 15

. cents per residence in Kendal-1 : Park.

An application from a Westfield iiiotorc'vrle Hub to sell bt*er at a

' picnic in l ittle Rocky Hill was i turned down because of proidems encouiitered witen . the clitl’ was

; allowed to sell drinks .it a. picnic f last yeai'.

.Seven oltiei similar .ippli- cations. all (ton l<«-.il Hiurcht''; and croups, were I'romptly ap- pioveii.

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Mfuliral Arts (■oiislriiclioii Draws Nf*ar

! The proposed expansion of! Princeton Hospital's Medical .Arts

center took two steps forwarddur- I ing the last week.I On Thursday, the Horough ; /oning Hoard favoraliR' reconi- ' mended the special permit and I variance- requiri'd, ami on Mon- da\, Township Committed ap-• proved a similar recommetldation by the Township Zoning. Board.

Borough Count il is expc'cted to act favoralily on the liorough zon- ers' recommendation at its meet­ing next Tuesday. ■-

Only one group may have furth­er comments to make - a joint township-borough planning, lioard. The planners agi ee<l to work to­gether on the proposed expansion.

The building .straddles the bor- ough-township'Tine, ami the plan­ners agreed that their review of the final site plan, tlie proposed en­trances and exits and (he traf- , fie Circulation in the hospital's. Witherspoon Street area should ix' studied by both groups at once, to prevent duplication of effort and to arrive at a re.solution of these matters.

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( ln<‘hia f’rojjraiii To Foaltiro .\in<* F\|K‘rini<‘iUai Filni>i

Tickets are now available at tiie tiox office for McCarter Theatre's ttilrd and final program of experi­mental and avant-garde cinema next Monday, .May 8, at 8 p. m,.A heavy advance sale indicates . another sellout, and .my remaining tickets will be aval lable at the door, j The program will be highlight-.• pd tiy Robert Nelson's "Oh, Dem j Watermelons," a contemporary ! classic deiiunking the whole Ne­gro sterot>Tx>; Richard Preston's

1 "Black and White Burlesque" and j Bruce Connor's "Cosmic Ray," two ot ading examples of collage films 'satirizing the "follies of the flesh and the follie.Sof politics"; and Wil­lard Maas' "Geography of the Body," a "daring pilgrimmage" over the hunian form. .Animation films Include "Boiled Fgg," from France and from Czechoslovakia, "The Hand."

; wSilker Stuart's "That's Me"I stars ,.\!an .Arkin of the .Acad­emy Awnrd winning "The Rus­sians Are Coming, Tht- Russians Are Coming." The featured work

jwil! ! e Peter Whitehead's "Wholly jcommunion," a riiiematic inter- ipretation of ,i "happi-ning and .poetry reading” at London's Alb.'rt Hall, fe.'ituring Allen GinsTerg and other.s. ' ,

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iRm-ky Hill Plan? HorLuifjh (J«*an I |»

The Borough of Rocky Hill will hold a clean up dav on Saturday, May 13, accordingtoboroughclerk R.aymond Whitlock.

All material which t esidents would like to have picked up should be on the cuiii l>y 10 a. ni.

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1/r.s. Fiore's Work To lie Reeofinized.Mrs. Pastiuale Flore of Ken­

dall Park will be among 20 sen­ior volunteers to be honored foi, serving over 50 hours by St. Pe­ter's General Hospital in New Brunswick. , -

The awani of an emltlem v.iU 1)6 made to Mts. Fiore on Sun­day, Ntiiy 7, at 2:30 p. n,. during ;a mother-daughter tea in the hos- lpital'.s School of Nursing audi- Itorium.I ' -0-

W eekend Weather

April .showers still insist on tailing on 'Wi'ekends. ( vi t; though It's not April any more. •

The 'ivt'-day lor.-east released Wedne-ila;. Itv the Trenton weather

■bureau calls tor tenperatures to average near the season norrr.alof 59. Showers are e,xp.'ctefi onSatur- da-,, however.

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The blue rock dover, a ledge­nesting bird 1 efore man's time, became the cominon pigeon of cUy street.s in Arica, Asia and Europe.

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Kinji)>ilon (Jiiir«*h Sc*h«Mliih*s |{an<|iM‘tJohii Lin*'-,, thi- car-I at 0:30 p. r;.. j

to(j!i43t, v.-ill ) > th<‘ OT'-st spfak-I Hf-si-rv^tii.ns shouUI l.f- n'.ade !;v| ■ r at tlw‘ Mottu r Daughtf-r i t(Ki..y with Mr.s. Ror,(-r Roques, jt’anquct of tlif’ United Rrestij-tfrian ! iJuinfr w'lli i (■ serv'-d tiy 'ht' dea- : Womr-n of. th‘ Kincstori Prosliy- f ons, •.vil). Aiitiior.y Baio.nno in t'-rian C.htir< l i 'm Saturday, May (i, ,rharco. . -

CLOSE TO PRINCETONSOUTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP

C i t y S e we r and Water

2 story older home. Shade treesREOUCEDTO SIT,900

New 8 room R onch.................... $25,500New 2 -sto ry C o lo n ia l. 4 bedrooms, 2*2 boths, firep lace , bosement, 2 cor garage. . $29,500

N. J. MANNI REALTY INC.OPEN 7 DAYS (20l) 297-2516

h X E C l T iy K M A \ S I ( ) \ U K t : HOMESCUSTOM - Hi l l .T BY US OR BY YOU

On >2 -a c re lots from $25,000V is it our $34,500 model home between 1 and 6 on weekeitds, weekdays by appointment, and see our d istin ct! ve 4 - bed­room split-(,evel with dining room, liv ing room, 3 boths, rec. room, guest room, patio, firep lace , ond 2 car garage.«

1 0 -acre park with pond and brook * E x ce lle n t schools nearby ‘ G olf course 1 mile ’ Adjacent to County Park and C o lleg e ‘ F inancing ovailob le.

CO M M U TERS T A K E N O T E : Edinburg Park, In W. Windsor r-wp., is only 5 minutes from Princeton -let. 10 from P rin ce ­ton, 20 from New Brunsw ick. N .Y . and F h ila . ore only 55minufes.

E«c lus t ve Agents

Stu lts Go.i — -

R E A L T a n :

H ' q t i t s r o w n . N . J . 4 4 8 011 0 P h o n e a t m o d e l 7 9 9 - 0 8 9 7 . D ' r c c l i o n s P T o h e T u r n p i k e to E « i t 8 I H i g h f s t o w n ), t o k e R t . 571 w e s t to R t . 5 3 5 . turn l e f t , t h e n - t o k e f i r s t r ig h t ond n e x t le f t , p r o c e e d to m o d e l . F rom P r i n c e t o n , t o k e R t . 5 7 1 e o s t to M i l l R o o d , turn r ig h t to D u t c h N e c k , g o le f t 1 b l o c k , t h e n . t i g h t to m o d e l .

T H il ls DAY. MAY 4, 1967

lieV. Walker and MTs. Parmenter

Assembly(Continued froin page 1)

PTA and is on the township board of elections.

She and her husband, Warren, a former mayor of .South Brunswick Township, live on Georges Road in

' Deans. They have three children.As well as reviewing the, activ­

ities of the whole denomenation for the past ,veqr and projecting plans

. for the ftiture, the assembly will

. face questions of the church's i response to the challenges and problems of contemporary society.

However, the most significant action of this year's assembly will

ii e the final adoption of the Confes­sion of 1967, a tiiief contempo-

: rary statement of the Presbvierlan faith.

This confession represents the first time in 300 years that the Presbyterian Church has written

I a creed to proclaim its beliefs to The world. The last one was the Westminster Confession of Faith, produced in England during the iCrottiwell Revolution,! ' -0 - . .

SB Tennis TeamTakes 5-0 .\latehFrom (carteret

Lopsided victorie.s by three-

Ru ;s bPHurifuIIv cle.tnt'J ct'-.l sh nv- p o o r d . Pronip? f r e e p l c k *u p .i-nl d e ­l i v e r y s e r\ ' ] c c .

ATLANTIC CARPETCLEANING COMPANY

SPRING RUG CLEANING TIME!

C A L L D IR F C T . N O T O L L

183T H A M ILTO N A V F N U E T rtn to n , New Jmr99f

singles and two doubles teams gave and fly resupply missions in sup-

Kesitfi'iits Donate 8259 To \lareh(M‘ Dimes Drive

.-Uan G. Hask-itis, chairman of the March of Dimes Campaign in South Brunswick, reports .3 total oi S259 has !>een contributed tothe ,1967 -March of Dimes by Township residents

"Contributions to the March of Di mes make possitde thi-continued support !'v the M iddle .si'x Coun­ty Chapter of the Special Treat­ment Center for Birth Defects at Babies Hospital in Newark,” Mr. Haskins said.

He added they would also aid lo- I al victims of polio and birth de­fects. and continued research b-.' The National Foundations to find the causes, preventatives and j cures for crippling birth defects. i

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\tpflals Auatded To lAH'ftl Marino | In Viet (Ionflirt.Marine Lance Corporal Theo- j

dore W. Lounsbury, son of Mrs. i Florence- Lounsbury of Monmcnith j Junction, was awarded his 13th, * 14th, 15th, 16th,andl7th.Air.Medal ■ at the Marble Mountain.AirFacili- ' ty, in Da Nang, while serving with ; Marine Medium Helicopter Squad- ; Tons361, First Marine Aircraft' Wing.

He received the Medal "for heroic and meritorious achieve- r ment in aerial flight..."

Helicopters from his squadron ! are used to airlift troops to battle ■ zones, evacuate wiounded personnel !

\\ acker Aanied To Dean's List

David J. Wacker of 2*' Pelhaii; Road,. Kendall Park is among Brandeis Universitv undergrad­uates who iKive Iteen n-imei! to the dean's list for the spring term.

The nominees were selected on the. basis of "naei itorious scho­lastic .ichieveir.ent" attained dur­ing the 19CC . fall term in the Waltham, Mas.s. .school.

W t‘<im*s<lavMie Newcomers' Club of Ken­

dall Park will meet Wednesday^ May lu, at 8;30 p. m. at the Sand Hill.s Presbyterian Church,

This month's meeting will fea- jtuie- .an international dinner and j I everyone has been asked to bring i a dish from a foreign country.

If Oil f ie r i Hff fth ottf fo iiio rro ie\ s iv e ffth e r ?

RROWBROOK COUNTRY CLUB

swimlike

a duck!. . IVc never seen r.iy f.imily

enjoy the water more *,s \\ S:

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port of Marines engaged 'in com­bat operations.

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Friday (!lub Plans Luncheon

The Friday Club,'a senior wom-

the South Brunswick High School tennis team a 5-0 win over Car­teret Tuesday afternoon.

Jody Temple and his brother;Scott scored identical 6-1, 6-0 triumphs in singles competition. |The other singles victory was I captured by Bol) Gaylord. i

The team of Fric Kimple andiFred Leach copped their set 6- 2 , jen's gfoipp of the YWCA, will meet 6-0 and Tim Miner and L^welljfor lunch on Friday, .May 5, In Sprague teamed up to defeat their j th® lounge at the YWCA,Carteret opponents 6-1. 6-0. i Luncheon will be served at 12:30

South Brunswick's seasoniP* with piano music by Mrs, record now stands at five wins and I Ruth Thornton during the luncheon two lossf.s. Other wins have beeh'Itouf* R®>' Dawson will present an posted over Roseil Park, 3- 2 ,- illustrated lecture on South; Highland Park. 4-1. Clifford Scott, i-'merlca.3-2; and Roseil. 5-0, .All older, women In the Prince-

They were defeated by Rumson-jion area are invited to participate. Fair Havem aiKl Metuchen l>y iden-j-A ride to and from the meetings tical 4-1 scores. i may be arranged with Mrs, Bran-

-0- I son at the "Y " before 11 a. m.i the day of the meeting.

Ever sprinkle eggs, as they are i -0 -frying, with crumbled crisply | The New York Yankees had seven cooked bacon? | catchers on their spring training

i roster.

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R E A L T O R S

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COMMUTER SPECIA L

Looking for a nevr four bedroom, two story in the "Princeton Junction area? Then, th is is it. There ore 2'^2 tiled bathrooms ond a kitchen having a built-in d ishw asher, woll oven, range, and o com­pletely equipped laundry room. T h is home also prides a large sunken liv ing room, a beautiful for­mal dining room and a panelled family room - a ll of which is enhanced with w all to wall carpeting. It is located on beautifully landscaped giounds and has a 19 X 32 concrete pbtio in jhe b o c k ....a ll this can be owned for.................... ........................................................$38,000

Many other fine values trom which to choose.

L is t your home or property with o dependable Realtor.

106 N. MAIN ST., HIGHTSTOWN, N. J.Opposite Municipal Parking

PHONE (609) 448-0110

STAN RUTKOWSKIformer County Prosecutor

ihrcc sci'.a'.iic pools me .an each ;■ of the family c:m enjoy

.h..’i-.olf exactly the uay. he v.i.r.i :o. . . ..Allu.-ics can j.',.l,nifc : nJ do ‘ caitui'x'’ 10 the:.' t.c.ir’s vontent . . . sainuiicrs have ificir own place to sioi irokc and yrawT’ . . . the children can splash in yoii'i,; abandon wiil'.out intciicrcncc.This is fun, ArrowbrooV-slyle where everyone finds plc.-'suie planned for him!

MENfBERSHIP FACILITIES I.N’CLLDE 1 UN FOR ALL!• Three separate pools for

swimming, divinc, children• Tcrnii ba.-.cib.all courts• Iblf irds siiuiTicbc.-.rJ• S.-an.-'. G.'ifers Lciinge• Pracii'c driving r.ingc• Oini.-.r; room for lunchcr, din­

ner-:. p.irlies• Cocktail Lounge. Grill ^• Vcar-r.'und acliviiv

Our 18-hole golf course is inter­esting and a challenge to serious golfers. The Dining Roont-ond Grill Room are open daily to the public.

Arrowbrook is on Old York Road, just off Route #206 and only ‘.'4 mile west of-

Exit 7N. J. Turnpike

RROWBROOK COUNTRY CLUB

Bordentown, N. J. Phone 298-4822

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THE PRINCETON PACKETTHE CENTRAL POST

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Classified Rates Announcements Situations Wanted Help Wanted - Male Help Wanted - Fern. Help Wanted - Fern. i ntiqin^s

All C in ! tlcn I TtU:

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Ijissltied Advertising appears 1 tiliree iie'.vspapers (clreula-

.fiOO), The- Princeton Packet, Central Post and Windsor- s Herald. Ads may t>e mailed telephoned. Deadline for new s r p.n.. Mondays if they are properly classified. A d *< ^ d on Tuesday liefore nooriwlW I as "Too I ate ToC lasslfy".

cancelled by •" p.m.ust■A.

\1 re $ l . ' 'i !nr four lines or Ic.-s ora ' ’.vi>ek or, if ordered i: a,l. Ji .2a each lor two con­sen t !'.c weoeks and $1 per wepk in'. tl'.i(‘t' or iiiore consecutive wci'ks. Nest increment of four lines

.('nts and the same thereafter, i- i>e olsplayed with white

-•i .c c i' .mtins ,jnd/or additional letters at $2.a0 per. Inch,

sjx'cial discount rate of $2 per r.aj; is a', ailable to advertisers- ru; :.i:i. 'he same classlfieddlsplay ,id tor 13 consecutive weeks or dlf- iorenf classified display ads total- ini 20 or more inches per month, .1 lid who arrange tobe billed month­ly. Pox numbers are 50 cents extra.

TKHMS; 25 cents billing charge it ad is not paid for within 10 days aftei expiration of ad. 10 per cent cash discount on classlfieddlsplay ads If bill is paid liy the 20th of the following month'. Situations Wanted ads are payable with or­der. The newspaper is not respon­sible for errors not corrected by the advertiser Immediately fol­lowing the first publication of the ad. ■ ■ '

n i ’SINI-.SS OFFICES: The Prince­ton Packet. 300 Witherspoon St., Pilm cton, N. J. Tel, 924-3244. The Central Post. 10 AllstonRoad, Kendall Park, N,J. Tel. 297- 3434. Windsor-Hights Herald, 138 Main St., Hightstown, N.J. Tel. 448-3005.

W.ANTBD; l.-v 22 Brow-uies. a real farm tn visit during May. Have Brownie manners. Call 924-e3G'a.

"TOUF-S"EXPO weekend S44; NIAGARA, 1000 Islands, Expo, etc. ,S105; WEST-COAST, all major Nat'l Parks,' etc., 5 weeks, S€49; EDUCATION TOURS (11-lC yr. olds.) 82 Chapel Road, New Hope, Pa. J. Brlehl, MS/ed, Director,

EXPEFILNC ED .ai -conditioning engineer is intei osted in work around Princeton A iea. For de­tails write to L, Peariman, 324.-A Larchmont .Acres, Larchmont, N. V. 10338..Phone 514-834-G472.

FUFNTTUPE .SALES.MAN - top notch saUi!-. for ex-pei fenced ftir- niture salesman to work in Tren­ton's qualit-. furniture store. Pleasant working conditions. Our staff knows of this ad. Apply to box =848, c/o Princeton Packet.

WO-M.AN or girl wanted p.ut of full time kitchen work. No experi­ence neces.sary. Apply in person at Stewart's Root Deer stand, lit. 130, Hightstown, N. J, '

Ri- GDT!- R! I ' -NTI!S;- I- UK.STOV!- H ANTlon- S

M.AN WILL do all kinds of ma.son work. Call 201-254-3939 during the day; after 5 call 448-2718,

WOULD BABY-SIT for children in PAHR. To contact Princeton As- ■“ > home, for working parents, soc. for Human Rights, call 924- Call 448-3981.2966. Tues., Wed. Thurs, lO- ■____________,______ t_____

a.m. or call Ulli Steltzer,r921- BABVSITTl-R - I will tak-- careof your child in my hom>- whil.c

II 6841.

you vi.sif Can.ida's 1 xpo '67. '609-655-0052.

Call

RUMMAGI s a l e - St. Matthews Episcopal Church, Main St., Penn­ington. Friday, April 28,12 noon- 9 p.m. Saturday April 29, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

LAWRENCEVfLLE PREP SR. desii e.s to travel with family ovei the summer a.s companion to child­ren. Top qualifications as counselor. 921-6415.

ENGLNEERS AVAIDABLE

Hc^te.well Valiev Regional school District

4 32 South Main Street Pennington, New Jersey

I.B.M. 026, 082,- 085, 402,. 518, .MACHINE OPERATOR, capable of programming and wiring. 12- month position - inunediate open­ing.

ELECTRICLAN - 12 month posi­tion, immediate opening,

GROUNDSMAN - 12-month posi­tion, immediate oi>ening.BUS DRD'ERS - male or female, 10 - month position, imniediate openings and 1967-68 school yeai.

■Major Medical, 1/3 pd. Blue Cross-Blue Shield. Paid vacation for 12-month employees.

CART OPHtATORS. No • X- pcrii'hcv ii.'cessary. Mu.st '!'«■ altli' to Ivindlo money ;uk1 i;.ak> .a m-ut appi.-arauci . Call ior .ippoint- rnent, 448-! 700, > xt. 5 ,104.

Sup'ph':; m.t '.nui li-. i : . f . I n t e r e s t inc ijd, ..r.tique -ind dec- Positions .1 aH.t!>h- ix. -.-I! ! ' - 7 oi'.itive. items, .s ImriV tull - wetours. f ull or jMn mr.f. ,s.,i.iry .ilsi'l-u;,. Route 69, :iv,> i; iles nortti t'a.scd on l•^•p^■r!ellc'. of 1 len.incton Tr.'.'.fie Circle .it

.S'.inton St.ition. N.J.A p i ' l ; . P t r s o n i j f l Oh'icc, N.J.Nfuro-P.svi hi,uric Iti.st. Bov inoo, ' .... ......... -Princeton, N.J. Orteh-jihom ( 609) -ANTIiyUL.S; Old school desk, wood- 4GC-'4Q0. - en top with lifting lid uiountod

.011 .sturdy iion ba.se. .840. Call eveninr 921-877<'.

Bargain Mart

tlNE .AIRCOMPRESSClRon wheels, ga.s t,\pe with dual fast hammer. 1 generator gas t\pe. Call 4C6- 0242.

DENTAL 'A.SSLSTANT and Recep­tionist, Experience preferred but not required. Write Box 840,

Princeton P.icket, for interview-.Bargain Mart

SECRETARY - Law Office, responsible position; excellent working conditions. Wi ote to box #849, c/o Princeton Packet.

YOl'NG EXPERIENCED typist needed by Princeton educa­tional consulting firm on part time basis. College background desired. Excellent salary and working con­ditions, Call before noon, 921- 6195. ■

HOME HELP agenC'i seeks'execu­tive director witti .M.s. Immedi­ate vacancy for HN and LPN. sal­ary coiuinensurate with qualifica­tions. Excellent personnel poli­cies. AppFr, Mis Janet Aylward, Acting Director,' Princeton Vis­iting Nurse .Associ.ition, Inc,, 253 _ Withes spoon St„ .Suite U, Princeton.

USED I-n tN ITU ti' of even <ie- sciiption. Thomdands of feet lo browse thi ouah, .Alwayssoiiiething different - laigesi collection in Bucks Countv. Daily, 8;30 to 5;3U, Clo.sed Sunday. Edison Furniture, Dovlestown, Pa.

Dl.stinrtive Gifts

Jewelry - Greeting Cards

PRINCFTON GII T SHOP

13 Paliripr Squ.ire W,

WA 4-0813

196.1 SINGfH /IG-'/.AG. Console model !i .ikes button iioles, faiu v stitches, blind hems. $56.85 casli or $6. moiitli. C'.ill Credit pepan- nmnt. 201-254-55‘,3

HIGHTSTOWN PLANNED PARENTHOOD CLINIC

Princeton Engineering Consulting Open Monday evenings, phone Mon. Firm has experienced logic and evening 448-3439; other days 448- digital circuit designers avall- 5620 for information. able. Call 924-9608.

A nnouncements

C.AH-WASH of Kingston Presby­terian Chuich Youth Group, at. Cltgo • Station, at Princeton Shopping Center. May 6, lO a.m, - 4 p.m.

Rl'M.MAGE SALE

Pi ineeton .Methodist Church Nass.iu and VenDeventer

Mav 11, 9 -'9 M.ay 12, 9 - 3

RUMMAGE SALE. Hopewell Meth­odist Church. Wednesdfiy, May 3, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Thursday, May 4, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Lost & Found

r e w a r d

NO QUESTIONS .ASKED

LOST

SHELTIE

(looks like miniature collie)

.Alale, 2 years old, wearing brown leather collar with license and identification tag..Answers to name "Lad".

Call 924-0938

EXPIIRT TYPIST availalde for evening & week end work on theses or other manuscripts in her home. Phone 799-092! after 6 p.m.

Help Wanted

ELECTRONIC DESIGNER

FREELANCE

Small local instrument company seeks designers with recent ex­perience in feedback control sys­tems, inverter and poWer supply systems, familiar w'ith current components. Hours and comperi- sation'^arranged to suit your con­venience, Please forward your resume in complete confidence to Box Jt839, G Princeton Packet,

WANTED BY small Princeton company, young man to per­form mail duties and general of­fice work. Car necessary. For ap- polhtment call, Mrs. Soylemez, 921-2461,

MACHI?{lSTS

2nd and 3rd shifts - must be able to work from blueprints and sifetches, and be capable of dup­licating parts. For Interview call 329-4511. .An equal opportunity efnployer. Phelps Dodge Copper Products' Corp., .south Bruns­wick Tube Division,

F p L L TIMK male stock room and supply clerk. Free Blue Cross, Blue Shield and major medical cov­erages. Pension plan and liberal vacation and sick leave schi^iule. Appointments available at business office. Administration I'uilding, Stockton St., Hightstown, N. J. Board of Education, Flast Windsor school district.

SECRETARLAL: Interesting posi­tions open in administrative of­fices for qualified applicants. Dic­taphone experience and good sec­retarial skills needed. Full or part time positions open. Call busi­ness manager, Princeton Tlieo- logieal Seminary, 921-8300,

SECRETARY

Interesting work with profession­al firm located on Nassau Street. 35 hour weeki Experience not necessary. Reply Box 847, c/o The Princeton Packet.

SUM.MEl? JOB: Girl - licensed driver - for child care (no babies). Weekends fioni now through June, By the day July and .August, .sal­ary io be discu.ssed. Write Box 831, c/o Princeton Packet.

RI'F'RlGlrTtATORS

New Supplv - ,just Arrived Apartment size u.sed refrigera­tors. Ideal for small apartments, efficiencies. All sizes in stock.

DISCONTINUED carpet sampb's, 27" \ 18" - HOC eacli. .Also close­out on oval I'raid nigs, reduced to $35, up, for 9' X 12'. Carpet Shop, locatetl m !• nrniture Barn building, Rt. =1 at Penns Neck Circle, Princeton.

FOR S.ALE - Noi lHco hearing aid with batteiies - excellent con­dition. Call 201-297-4288.

H a . H GA.S and FEED Co. Windsor Road, Hightstown, N.

Dial 448-3232

• • SINGER PORTABLE. Pay o ff$17.- aO repair bill .ind it is yours. 90

r rtay guarantee. 1 ree dell’ erv. Call SerService Dept. 201-254-5553.

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REWARD for return of Radio con­trolled airplane. Yellow with red trim . Last seen near Etra. Chip Conover. Call 448-1732.

SNFLLING 4. SNFLLING Nassau St Princeton NJ

Member NJAPFA Dailv 9 to 5 Call 921 2021

SECY Sl25$125

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Personals

some legal exp to MFD TECH/ FFG schle , to SFCY FX no steno35hr , to REC CLERK cre'd/col belpsto 90 GAL FRIDAY to Off mgr to 80 CLERK lite stenoadvance to 80

^ S.ALF.S no nites lite exp to

TECHNICIAN - machine operation plus various laboratory and model shop duties. Must be Reliable self­starter. Machine shop experience preferred. Smallengineerngcom­pany, Hopewell area. 466-1677.

HOUSl-WIVES - counter foo<i S e r v ­

ice ptrsitions availablt*. Must be neat and personable. 8 .xcellent wages, pleasant surroundings, full or part time. Experience not necessary. Apply at Buxton's Country Shops, Rt. #206, Rocky Hill.

GOOD N.ATURI D grad student's br seminary wife needeti as companion to elderly lady in M 'T- wick. Mornings, afternoons, eve­nings, Or full time. 924-4873.

DON'T PASS UP that Vacation iiecause you need funds! .A few hours a dav servicing an Avon territory is youi answer. Write Box 564 Plainfield, or call 201- 725-GO 14.

DENTAL HYGIENIST - .sui'Urban otfl.e, pleasant surroundings, Cavitron. Full or part time. Box 833. c/o I'rlnceton P.icket.

-A.CCOUNT CLERK - to assist In recoivalilc and parable depan- nient. Good salary, fringe bene­fits ’ included, vacation, holi­days. sick leave, in.surance, .Ap­ply Mack Lumlier Co., Etra Rd„ Hightstown.

HOOVER UPRIGHT vacuum clean­er, Disposable bags, beater bai- agitation. Completelv overhauled. Only $24.90. Call 02i-2205.

APP4’

L i^ ^ vn: E FUiRALSHOP Palmer Squaie W.

924-0121

FIND THE unusual'fabrics from ■iroqnd tlie world. GRFTCHFN'S FABRICS, Rt, 130. Hiebtstown. 448-0283. .Monday - Saturday I'O a. ni. - 5:30 p. m., Thunsdaynights 7 p. m. - 9:30 p. m.

In

The Finest Floweis Grown Deliverexi Promptly

The Loveliest .Ari-angemems

TYPLST-hour.s 9-5. 5 davs a week.G.11 den State Stoi’.ige Co. Inc., R(_'G 4 448-2600. Rt. 33. 5 m iles _ Fast ()l Hiirlitsiown.,

SALESLADY - Pan or full time. Good starting salary, 40 hour week. .Apply in person. Fabric Coiiter, 25 Witherspoon St.

80

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS,HELP AND INFORMATION. CALL 609- 924-7592.

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AutomatiofiInstitute

of ppincoton NoNtou St 250

Bus. Opportunities

CRAFTSMEN - ARTISTS. Bucks County craft outlet wants contem- porarv metal, fabric, paper itenii lor sale, (^IDA 7o4-8380.

AVAILABLE SUNOCO FR.ANCHBE

■Modern two bay service station. For this exceptional oj)portunl»v call C95-5224, Mr. Schoen. Or write. Sun Oil Companv, Box 126. Hatbaro, Penna.

HOUSEWIVES, crOLLEGE GIKIXs, nurses, and organizations. E.xtra money can be yours. Sell firs* quality, high ftishion stockings at baigain prices. Call (Hstributor (201) 297-3678.

.ADM hosp or nurse home to 15000 CH ENGR know polv pigment 14000 GRAPHICS ILLUST pkgtech 12000 .ADM some govt contracts to 12000 CHEMIST 0-3 silver halide. 10000 PRINTG SUPT know pajx r to 9500S.a LES instil prod travel to S.AI.FS train indiist paper PRINTFHoif.set (>tc in ACCTG clerk nite student W.ARFHOUSE mgr trainee to

800070006500'62005000

SALES RFPRFSFNTATIA'T - Exceptional Opportunity for an aggressive salesman to sell stocks, bonds, and Mutual Funds, Excellent lead.s. Salary i Com­mission. Phone nr write for an appointment. P.O. Box 29, .Vsburv Park, N.J. 201-388-1353.

FrN.'\NCLAL ANALYST Opportunity for. voung man pi woman with college background in accountiiiL' .md corporation finance to advance with established p,t ofes-

\ional film , iteply IJox 846.., c/o Tlie Pi'inceton Packet,

E HA\'E staff openings for 2 reading counselors to tearlt basic 01 .iflvanced reading skills ontutor or small group basis. ■ Coiiipanv will train for advanced- reading teaching. Permanent position, man or woman. Repp, to Box =842,

Pi'inceton Packet.

W.ANTED part time oj full time male helper. Drivers license re­quired, Columbus Boy Choir School, 609-924-5858. Call 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

ROUTE SAU',8MFN - rpt.uj milk establisheci route, commission, permanent employment only. Call 201-521-0150 for appointnimit.

GARDEN WORK, Youmg man wanted tor regular garticn work. Ple.ise call 921-8881.

P, J, Wa inford & Co,..^

Princeton Employment Agency

POSITIONS AVAIL.) BEE Permanent-Temporary-Part TimeSecietaries. Legal Researcit 'and General; Typists. Stenos, Dicta­phone Operators. Bookkeepers, Receptionists. PBX, Key Punch,. NCR Operators. Proof Readers (Experienced) Mathematicians (BS degree) Lab and .Adm. As.slstants.

.352 Nas.s.iU St.

Office <v Tele, hours 9-5-924-3726

■Mond.iy thru Friday

CODEHUS - small Princeton based comp.m':. needs coders. Exp*'i ience with reseai ch firm helpful but not necess.u y. Call Mrs, Soi leme'/., 921-246.1 foi .ipjxiintinent.

W.ANTFD full.tim e a.s.sistam in shop dealing in highest grade wedding and other gifts. .Exper­ience preferied. Typingdesiralile. PleaSe phone during business hours for appointment. 924-3687.

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES: E xcellent opportunity. S.il.iry $82. to $102. weekly. E'ree health in- snraiiee lienefits. Other Illieral l erielits. Pension, t all (609) 466- 0400 or write: Personnel Office, N.J. N>‘uro-Psyehiatric Inst., Box lOOO, Prineeton. N.J.

FURNITURE MART, INC. ■State Highway 206 Princetoii. N.J,

.mdrVY MANOR

Princeton Shopping Center

Furniture Floor Coverings

Draperies .md Bedding Tiles and Linoleum

WA 1-9100 WA 1-9292

SPRING SELL OUT SALE, onG.E. refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, ranges, dishwashers, disposals, air-conditionei s, ster­eos and TV's.Openevenings 'till9 , Saturday 'till C.

JONES ELECTRIC 7 Center St. Hopewell, N.J,

466-0228

RUBBER .ST A.M PS School or College address

Home, business, zip-code Rubiier stamps of all kinds and slz.es made to votir order at:

HINKSON'S 82 Nassau St.

OFFICE EQUIPMENT for sale. 3 section office partition, Varifa.x, Pitney Bowes inserting machine, IRAl (‘Xeciitivo typewriter, Olivetti Underw'Otxl. 24C-R posting ma­chine. Dictaphone dictating and transcribing machine, Rex rotary machine. Ditto. Inks for offset printing. Fktal.ith activator, con­ditioner, iriasters and transfer pa­per. Call Iretween 8-3, 921-6850.

TWO AIR-CONDITIONERS, Sears, 1100 BTU each. 110-120 Volts multi-room units. New last June,$175, ea. 921-2574, ■ ■

iH-r.KPTIONlFT-lTPIST' for IX)c- 1 0 1 oflice. Knowledge of office procedui'e.s, 4 1.'2 days, no eveii- ing.s. liepl v to Box »H43,' Prince­ton Packet. ■ ■

SE.cifETARY

iIxcellent opportunity for . iiT witti goal typing shortliand and oflice skills. Outstanding ' benefits. Salarv coniniergsurate wttii exper­ience .ind .iliility. Imei'esting en­vironment. 6,o;i.n21-‘il03, Mr. IE.

.B, Cbimpei.

GARAGE SALE; Saturday.May 6, NECCHI console sewing nmehine. 2773 Nottingliam Way, at Berkeley Vei y good condition. Forward and s t„ Mercei ville, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. reverse sewing, mends and Some interesting furniture with dai’ns. In smali cabinet. Com- ideas, 4 aluminum combination pletely overhauled. Yours for only storm windows, 24" x 59-3/4", $44,50. Call 921-2205. ‘ liric-a-brac, ceramics, etc.

E'or sale - DROP LEAF TABLE, 3 x 4', Duncan P lr.fe,.excellent condition. .$45, fiRE.ssING TABLE, 7 dr.iv.eiys, 46 x 18", painted wood, $10. Meadow Lakes, Hightstown, Phone -148-4100, ext, 6,78.

I'letwPim CO•on 5 - C,

console TV. 448-2897.

Call

HEEHIGEHATOH - 8' GE.Clove! Lane. C.iU aftf.*r 5 p. 44H-ki22,

33

E'OR S.ALE: Poi table tape recoi d- •er, solid si.ite, 17 tiansistoi full ■steieo, 1966 maiel. .$150. Call 259-7221 after 6 p.iii,

SURE BOARD - Sting Ray Pdp Out, $96. Perti'Ct shape, used month and a half. Call 448-1483.

OPI R.-VTOIt tor priiatc swim , lul- food ctince.ssii'll. E'or inform.uion

■III 39.-.-119E and .8 i'.::...

Situations Wanted

COOK, hght housekeepei'. Experi­enced .scotti.sh lad'., desires work, l-'xcellent local refe:ences. 44,8-1232,

PRINCETON UNIV; KSITY P.h’E SShas < pening^ .'loi t!u a dh c.v-im:;

,\ssist,ir;t .''jv.iw. nsinr M.,n-

,\'-s!st,uit Direct .M.iil M.'.nuser er'isin-t ,i;.d s.b.i' .\ssist,mt.

M.iinrsmit',! Edit'!;. b.,rkm o'md ir -Oci.ii '( b'l'.ia-

■Co,.,edU!.r vditorw ! secre’ .i; .

DHIVFHS a n d h e l p e r s ,ie!ii ed m F-mdluit hnuseliold rin.dv, .loc.il. G.is tei: St.ite Stoi .iCe C'l',. Lie. 44H-2600. id. 33, 5 mile.s F .t.si O' Hmhtstowr-,.

i AC TORY W',.!RK ir.Mick--:ai,i!-l . i C n i M u , , , \\ 1 11 t l M l i ; ! i i . 10b,-

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N- 'J' i>-v .s'h.'.l, Bi n k C orj., Han jh,'!. Road. Hills! • rouet'. Towiisl,!]'. Soutb Srm.orvilb , N.J, 2C; - 3*9 - M U .

SEf. RETARY To Busin.!-s .M.m- 'ji'. r. T'.voiv.' n.omh i!o.siti:m. Typi- im .md shoittiaml rm!uin!d. .iC 1/4 hour.s, ■ d.i', w. ek. Paid '.aeation ■md sj, k b-.iV! . croup hosiat.iliza- tioi, pi,in. '..niuial mcl'-:. ents. T'-mu'.' .-laf 11-M!!fi'- 'hro<- Ph .i-aiit .d mo.sph.’r. . Ca .1 (2iJl) 297- :00b, E Xt. 9. b. tw.-en 9:00 A..M. .ill'! -1:0!' P..M., :.,i .ipipoimmont.

SECRETARY

! (lucation.i! in.stitutK'i, needs full­time Si'Cretary -who can handle larce vdlutiK' Ol.idn ini.str,it ive de­tail. B.isit techr.ua! .skills .should iiiclude superior typing .d'ility and use of dictapfione, General con.- (.leb-ncc, ir.atufi'y ol jiKlgnient, br<‘adth 'ot experiHiic.' e.sseiiti.il. Ph'.ise' .sent! con ph ti- r.'-'iti: < to:

Box 837, C/o Princeton Packet.

E-'OR S.Al L - bathinette, jump ODD.s .AND I .NDS on tit.'suti_|iorch. chaii , infant seat, b'.iby clothes Vi-dit, $1.".. PaYr ol nearTy new Mike ne.w), ini.se. items. Call 201- arm ch.ui s. $50. jj!'. Munyoihers 297-3744. , too minufous to II,ention. 924-9676

OVAL DINING roon. tal'le, 6, rh,.ii s and .lu ffet. Heyavood W.,ikefielil, chaitipaicn, contempoi arv. Excel, cond. 6U9-587-'i140, I '- l l a.m.'

CUSTOM MADE 120 Base Accor- dian. Heed.s made 1 v hand. Sacri­fice, $399. C.'.ll JU7-0459, after 4 p.ii.. on week dais.

BICYCLE REPAIRS We Buy and sell

TIGER ALTO .STOIMbS 24-26 Witherspoon Street

WA 4-3715

PRACTK.VI. NUlhSt o! aid. House 11 'o

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sITL.ATION W.vNTtD - Respon­sible, : efined,.' 14 vr. old git 1 desires to t.tke cat e oi t ai ■■ ot .s::iall child luring veeker.ds .md summer, mouths. C.ill 448.288'' aftet' 4;30.

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Appi en iu '. '.a r . 'ed to It-ain .ill phases j : oftsei piiniitm, '.love up tu.s' ,t; .i:,t.a;.es' and ai iht'. shown. 'Ante Box' No.. .‘■41, The Ptincetot-. Pac ket, for inte;'.ie',!-, .sending mil resume.

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Ei-. sem "lattes tietsie'l . I'oi one a.umh assi.ntnem. No le.-, plu.s Cash tonus, plus recist: at ion ionu--.

■ CHIC KE-N E'/UPMENT , , , , '■Imported and ciomestic .-arri, nee-

i ! ‘ on.atic .--s, ecr nader, 10 crewel work, rugs andsu t'law 'nN ursm rilo '., -76 North hole nes-s, feed-hoppers, water acce-sso. ies will be found at;m :,'.i , .St.. Hi.b'sto'vn. Call 548- fountains, chicken .crates All in.-,-op ' , ood contiuion. Carl Lilieholiu, " KNiITD^G SHOI■ “ ■ . ■ Cledn.-i! Farms, .scobevville, N.J. BTulane.st. \V,\ 4-0306

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MACHINLsT !'..is O'-vr. s'liop, iesii es ' s:iiall '.vo:'k. pai r '.lu.e, or; expe: i- i;;ems., p.ue:its, piotof.pe, o: lie- velopti.ent '.‘.o: k. C.ui 'assist in design atid etiglnee: itm. Will con- ■sidi': a;r- ai r.ingement.Call T: en- ton, 882-'..41h.

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cai inet. Call 201-297-2607.

L-NWANTED E UE'Nn'LTtE;. We-wi 11 pick up vdui unwanted furniture

lu7 pieces ..I. C Ml *‘24-2307. will i'U'.7827.-

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W.iitre.sses, M.dds

vliite atid i.ssorteil colors.

Pets and A nimals

CAT Nt EDS HOME. Owners-ai"i i '. 'Ol, -I,'.', f f- keep pretty V' i'-til "Id I at, .si.! needs coal h.nt: ■ 'vith kU:'! la-ai'Ii-d personor !',, .'2-1-

HOME HUNTER’S GUIDE

Pets and Animals Autos For Sale Bldg. Svcs & Supply Special Services . Garden—Landscape Real PJstate For Sale Real Estate For Sale [Beal Estate For Sale

l:tC0 PLYMOUTH VAM ANT. Kx- "Doi' B;irh*-r''. POODLES, SCfi- cellent running con'iitioii. S22", N/C/.!:HS !i!id all T^ RRIERS px Cali 20I-2 'i7-;p '. '3. pertly battie'i, clipped, amiproorr:*'d, to pi-i f'Ttifni in your ~ ~

1'JCO OLIJLMOBILE SaconvertibP-. .448-1232. 3-5_r,24r;.

OWNERS leaving country - must find home for 2 yr, old male Saint Bernard. AKC registered from champion stock. Country pre­ferred. Loves children. Call 921- 7919.

Eeed.s .ind Grains for all animals

atRCXSEDAI E M ILIS 274 Alexander St.

Princeton WA 4-'0!34

19',C I-ORI) 2 door liardtoij. V-8 eiipine. Po-,v»-r steering, automatic, 40,000 mil'".. Excellent condi- tif'c, Sl"'j. Call 799-1304.

1000 COMET 2 door hard top. V-8 std. trans., radio, heater, v.hite walls. Low mileage. Well kept, 201-329-0277.,

1907 VW square back sedan. Ra­dio, heatei, white,S1397.Call4GC- 1807 anytime.

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Drivewnvs, pa; king ...t ea, etc.

. PHILLIP.S P.-UTs'G CO. 097-7031 ,

Evenii'ics, 392 - 7784

WM. H ITCI, CONTRACTOR

E.XC.AV.ATIONS

SEWERS

w a t e r 1 INES

PUMPING STATIONS

ROADS. Phone 924-0908

• PtnNGETON . DKPUSAL SERMCt:

Rt. 130 i. Half Acre Hd. Ctaniiory. N. J,

009-397-1389

Home and Industry Garbage, Tt ash, Rubbish Renioved

■i Hauling of all Types

B HOT HE RS 1_\ N DSC A PIN G

LAWN MAINTENANCElUN'TE ItDON CtilN 'TY 'T c i .D,”

HEP.AIR SERVICE - (Juick pro,fes- sional work on all in.akes and models, sewing ‘ machines and vacuum cleaners. Free pick-up and delivery. Call 921-2207, Vik­ing Sewing Center, 39 State Hoad, Rt. ^20C, Princeton.

MERCEDES '62 - 220B, Clean, 4 door sedan, 4 speed transmissioig NT LSON $1470. Call before 5 p.m., 396- 0307.

„ V.4 ■ . . , 1974 VW sedan, fully equipped,PCXJDLE - white miniature, male, excellent condition, 41,-Qcrori 9 raoric:#ckr-o/) Q9* r*oll AAf3— * . . . .aged 2, registereti. $27. Call 448- 2817.

000 miles. $897. or reason.able offer. Call G09-677-0231.

GEASS & AEUMTNUM 47 SPRING ST, PRINCETON

--- WA 4-2880 -- - . MIRRCIHS AUTO GI.A.SS

PEAT! 4. WTNDOW GLASS

•FOR SALE - Buckskin Gelding and Why wait until the fuof leaks"E.nglish saddle. Good man- Plan ahead for your, roofing needs,ners, smooth juniper, 17 hands. 1952 FORD, 700 XL, Galaxie Call 924-2307. convertible with bucket seats. 390 HOOFS

_ _ —E-l_---------- ------;------------ Thunderbird engine. Entire car in ’ ’

FOR SALE - AKC IRISH SETTER ‘rpuppies. $70. Call 787-7348 after 4v l - 4u9- 681 / after btJO p.in. (p3^jQj.g„ Princeton7 p.m, . . WAIunt 4-2063

REPAIRS

KEY SHOP 248 Nassau St.

WA 4-3411— Charles Perpetua, Prop.—

KEYS .MADE LOCKS REPAIRED.

GEXER.VL GRINDING

WANTED - Ironing, also men's work uniforms or shirts.Call 448- 4686.

CUSTOM MADE draperies, sUp- covers and carpeting. For free shop .at home service, call 921- 2294. Fabric Center, Princeton.

14 .ACRES WITH t!e.ivenr. vie'.', and .All land.se.ipins: v shi'ubliery wfirk 2 macaduii. road front.'ices. Close

(201,! 29,-4092 . to ,11 conveniences. $2,000 perKendall P.irk. N. J. acre.

THE DATE STONE reads 1723, on thi.s I'eautiful old stone and ft ame counti", home located on lu high acres with a truelv ttiagnificerit view. Matui e trees, rose garden, boxwvood and , flowering shrulis. Living room with fireplace, dining room, lib! ary,-be.iutiful flagstone floored ten ace room with fireplace anti catbeciral ceiling - VERY NIC E - streamlined all elec­tric kitctien, utility room, pow- dei room all on 1st flo o i. 4 love­ly beilrooMis upstairs with ample closets. 2 1/2 baths, oil hot

J watei heating system. Attaclied 2 car garage anti greenhouse. Barn with box stalls, hay liarn, kennel for small dogs and 3 room apart­ment; all in good condition. Many- fine extras. Located south of Flem- ington. $79,000. Additional acreage available.

COOPER k SCHAFER WE’ LL HAUL rr FOB YOU.CALL .ANYTIME. 609-799-1680,

REGBTERED ANGWi

Three bred heifers, bred to Kin- loch Bonanza 17. Carl Llllfeholm, Cledmar Farms, Scobeyville, N. J, (20I) 742-1312.

1964 VW, excellent condition. F\il- SASSM.AN'Sly equipped, sun top roof. $995. DRIVEWAY CONSTRUCTION Call after 7 p. m., 201-297-1879. BL-VCKTOP AND SEALING

STONE AND OIL PENETRATION

1979 FORD - best offer 201-29T-3424.

call Parking .Area - Driveways Full Dirt - Top Soil

CalEfor estimate .AX 7-0463

Mdse. WantedVINTAGE ,Au.stin - Healey 1974 overdrive, racing lights, tonneau cover, l>eautifiil body official serv­ice manual. $100. Call 921-8476,

BUNK OR HIGH-RISER BEDS1964 PONTIAC Catalina station

in wagon - low mileage - good con- good condition. Call (609)448-0807 clition - loaded with equipment.

Call 201-297-9010.

N. W. .MAUL & SON U. S, Hwy. 130 & Griggs Di ive

' DA 9-4356 Repair Service

Electrical Power 4- Lighting Installations

Industrial Maintenance

UPHOUSTERY

SLIP COVERS

DRAPERIES&

VENETLAN BLINDS

J. J. VETICK

171 Stockton SIi, Hightstowh

488-0097

WANTED - used aluminum canoe. TRIU.MPH TRS, new top, m .summer orPreferably good condition. Call Tonneau TR4 engine, good condi- winter? Call;201-3.79-3479 c-’^cellent performance.Ask­

ing $900. Bob Spigel, 924-6779. DERCQU ii SONS

1967. VOLKS WAGEN station wagon, W .'NTl D L.VDIESBICYCLL, Light .sq iare back, sun roof, radio. Only wi'ight with gear shift. Call 677- 20OO miles. Owner leaving' coun-

F or free .lir-coiidltioning 01 heat­ing estimates,

1193. try. Call Trenton JU 7-7759.(609) 452-2773 (201)329-6120

Boats

BOAT - 27’ '/obel (Sea Fox) Hard­top Skiff, excellent condition, Chrysler 127 HP Crown *61, duel wimlshield wifx rs, pole holders, bunks with foam cushions, head, elec, bilge pump, compass, vapor switch, iire extinguisher plus extra, 2 batteries. M.'r. be seen at Johnson Boat Basin. Route 70, I .iiirelton, N.J. For lurther in­formation I’ail 448-0977 alter 7:30 p.m.’

Instruction ’ b u il d e r s

.. CARPI NTRY MASONRY

GiU-M.MAN - OLD TOWN - SMOKER' CRAFT

sold - Rented. $6. per day, $1' weekends, $169, and up with pad­dles. IXjlaware River maps, $1,

ABBOTTS C.ANOE RENTAL Kt. 29, River Hoad rttusville

6,00 - 737 - 3446

SEWING CO.URSF. at Gretchens School of Fashion. F xperienced staff of teachers offer classes for Beginners. Advanced, Ta ilor­ing, and Couturier. Route 130 A Hickorv Corner Road. 448-0283.

COMPLETE IBM, SENSIMATIC, NCR 4. STFNOGRAPHY' MA­CHINES - F>ee catalog. Free em- plOvment service. Veterans .Ap­proved New Biuas'.vickSeci etarial School. 745-3910.

Remodeling - New Const ruction Patio - Sidewalks - Block Work

Additions .Alter.atlons Garages - Playrot>ms - Kitchens

Fully Insured - Profnpt Service Ouality Workman.shlp

201 - 297 -'2311

EIGHT HAULING, attic, cellars and garages cleaned. Junk hauled away. Call 448-1911.

A WONDERI UI way to say. Happy Mothers Da\, A gift from th" CRANBURY GIF T SHOP, 70 North Main St., Cruiilniry, N.J.

CUSTOM UPHODSTERING and FURNITURE REPAIR. Free e s - ' tim.ites. 609-921-84,87.

DRF'.SSES custom made for your figure. Drosse.s, eve. gowns, cocktail dresse.s, etc. Satisfaction guar. C.all .Maruja, Hoprewell 466- 2804.

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We .stress a step-by-stepprogran following an overall plan.

* FOUNDATION PLANTING '* SHADE TREES-

'* P1..AY ARE.AS* PATIOS* PRIVACY PLANTING *■ FENCING* w a l k s

924-1221

GER.ANIU'MS, vegetables, flower plants of all kinds. Buy direct from the grower. SADLON'S NURSERY, Applegarth i Bentley Rds. Call 448-3497. Open Evenings and all May on-weekends.

G.AHDEN and lots plowed. Call Donald Boyd 279-2678. =

EXPERT GARDENING k LAWN SERATCE. Cement work, walks and patios. Free estimate. 201-379-

,3746.

OBALGARDFN MARKFT INC.

Landscape--Designer and Contractor--

AlexanderSt.Princeton472-2401

RACINE & WALKER INC. Garden Center

Route 130 Hightstown,N. J.1/2 mile south of Prlnceton- Uighistown Road. Turn in at .Maverick,

Designing and planting. Call 448- 7010, da .vs; 448-0044, evenings. Open 7 daysa week, 8 a.m.to C p.m.

HIITONIA - Trci'.ton’ s nnc-t loca­tion, This i ‘■autiful im e sliaded con-.cr h't !ion;c ii; Hiitonia lias fverythin,? Go(«i si/c living and dining loon:, center fnill, powder ronn',, luxurious new kitclieii with a!! the l.itest, !'Uill-in .ippliances, f.imily roon. and library mi 1st fioor. l.ifge master beilroom with i .(th, plus 3 ottier in -iroom.s and batli. all with exccdlent cio.sets, rec. room with bar. 2.-car gariige, .iir condinotiers. awnings, triple track stormers and screens, plush carpetinv, secluded p.itio, and muc.l! iiiorc. .A home tor the dis- crimin.iting. Convenient for Princeton commuting.

1- I I lOTT RF AI TV CO.Trenton, N.J.

Firoker609-799-9308

R.AHE, beautiful rhodcKlendroas and a/.alpas; also, hollies, blue spruce, punipers, others. Sales: Saturda.s, Sundays, holidays. L il­lian Leo*^ Nursery, Perrineville Road, Jamesburg, opposite Countv Parle_____________ _________ ’

Lots For SaleTWO .ACRES in Montgomery Tvsp. 1 Trees, viiew, $8000. Good terms! available. Call 406-2874. !

ONE AND ONE HALF ACRE WOODED lots In exclusive res i­dential area. Price range $17,000 to $20,000. Call 924-0715.

NOT OLD, NOT NEW - just 1 ightl 4 year old split-level on 1.36 acres with established lawn, shrubs and trees, 8 rooms, utili­ty room, 2 full baths, basement, oil baseboard heat and attached 2 car- garage. In friendly neighbor­hood just minutes from Fleming- ton. $28,000, Available mortgage to qualified buyer.

EARLY 18th CENTURY stone Co­lonial within easy drive to town' with all conveniences and easy commuting. Most handsome door to wide center hall with open stair­case:-large living room with 3 ex­posures, dining room with beamed ceiling, both with fireplaces, garden view from the charming family room as well as from the nicest of brick floored kitchens in keeping with the old house, though with all electric built-in appli­ances; powder room and small of­fice all on 1st floor. 3 cherry bed­rooms - 1 with a fireplace - 2 l)aths *and ample closets. Guest room formerly old school house has 3 rooms, bath, and like the main house it's O'am hot water heat. A roofetl-ovei brick teri ace con­nects both houses,Carriage house, garage and nice separate work shop. $67,700.

"R . F. D." REALTY ' .Gerti tide Wiese

136 .Main St. Fleinington 782-2818

NEW 4 BEDROOM Colonial. 3/4 .KTe lot With -all utilities, 2 car garage, basement, den, fireplace, 4 niile.s north in Princeton pos­tal zone. F'anta.stic .sales price tie- low $30,000. Call 921-2087 for ap­pointment.

Brooktree Rancher: 2 years old.Living room, dining room,, kitchen with e;iting area, three bedrooms,1 1/2 baths, 2 car garace. p;ived driveway. Convenient to shopping and schtwls. $23,700.

Older two stor;. in good location: F/itrance foyer, living rtxini, formal dining room, kitchen, fam­ily room and bath on the lirst floor. Second floor has three bedrooti'.s and second hath. Fin- ishe<i room On third floor for study or library. Two car garage and shade trees. $22,000.

Nice Horne near Peddle: Thisloveh home offers a living room with a fireplace, form;il dining room, bright cheerful kitchen, two good sized bedrooms, and nice modern ceramic tiled bath.Second floor can be used as separate;apartment. Aluminum siding, 2 car, garage and paved driveway.;

820,000.^

Small home ideal foi retired couple.- Six rooms and ceramic tiled bath with shower. Extra features making this a desireable property are aluminum siding, plaster walls, practically new heating system, combination .stormers and full basement with outside entiance. $17,700,

Overlooking lovely Peddle Campus; This . rilce older home offers 7 bedrooms plus living room, family room, dining room with fireplace, bright, cheerful kitchen and lT/2 baths. Full dry basement, plenty of storage space, jjaved driveway and 2 car garage. Very nicely landscaped, .Many extras included. $25,000,

LEONARD V.AN HISE .AGENCY 160 Stockton St., Hightstown, N.J,

Phone 448-4270Evenings and Sundavs448-2737 or 448-1178

TRANSl F HRF D AGAIN', juSt .ifter yve completed the intproieii.em.s in 'our new hon:e. Our 2 story Co­lonial has 4 liedrooms and 2 1/2 baths-. Tiie panelled family room has .1 raised brick, flre- pl.ice flanked In bookcases and. sliding glass doors leading to a brick patl'o: Perh.ips best of all it's a short-^walk to the Junction station and Maurice H.awkelemen­tary school. Stop by 67 L.illie St., Princeton JuiK'tion, or c.iH'799- 0938 for an appointment. No agents nlease.

SFLADYBHOOK - spacious, air- conditioned, Bi-level. Beautifully landscaped. 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, panelled family room, 2cai' garage, $46,700, Call 924-0985.

BUCKS COUNTY - 25 minutes from Palmei' Square. Ranch, decoi atoi coordinated In lorio !, Cathedral ceiling living l Oom with fireplace, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, family room, (lining room, kitchen with Oak cabinets. 2 car garage, patio. Large lamiscaped fenced lot. Beautiful neighborhood. Ask­ing 25,900, by owner. Call 217- HY3-3848.

GILFORD PARK, N.J., N! AR Si'aside Flights. 40' x 100' lot, Nice qui'-t location. Low taxes.' Rest-offer. Phone 799-0640.

FRANKLIN PARK split-level. 3 bedrooms, den, rlln. rooni, fire ­place. 1 1 /2 batli.s, large lot. Near school &• bus. $27,000. 297-4517.

GREGG SHORTILAND-ladv teaches at hei home. Call 921-7049 aftei6 p.m.

Musical Inst.

PLUMBING k HL.ATING OIL BLTi-NEl-iE

B. BEDDING i SON, INC. 234 Nas.sau St.

Princeton WA 4-016('

PAINTING

AND

HO.MF IMPHOVEMF.NTS

HEASONABLF. RAl’ES. 20l-2’97-4656

.ATTENTION KENDALL PARK HOME OWNERS'.. Leaky faucet'? Don't replac e - it can be repaired. Call James .A. Mlnish, plumber, Kendall Park. (201) 297-9425.

BOHREN’S MOVING k STOR.AGE'

Hightstown Road j

I’ rinceton, Junction ■452-2200

LcK-al and Long Distance Moving Packing and Overseas, shipping..

SAII BOAT :or s.ile. VINF YARD HAVi N 15. Rigging, sails, anchores and etc., plu.s 2 - 501b. ii’usl'.room .inchors. all pr.ictlcally new. Boat It sell in good condition but needs .some wcu-k. F or more U,- forrn.ition r.ill 921-2993.

EINi; Cl,.-VS SIC A I. gnita:. Excel- PIERDINOCK lent condition. Must, sell im - , CONTHACT-ING CO,medutol-., $E5o, Call .124-1904.

Business Services

d r iv e w a y sStoi'i; S.uiiuiry So'.vei ,s Sojitii Svsten.s-W?.iter line:

(2<-:;.’i 329-2511

Autos For SaleMASON t. ONTR.U TOR. 1- ire- pl.iee.-,. .$t-!;,e." R'eio's. Brick

TUI .SIS m a n u s c r ip t r.Tim-. 'tf.<!ks. G.ir..ces. >>u:: i; im' Pools,/' ! \’per>. i rompt, di j'eiidaHi , ete. AV'n . ! Ist-.e;;, 2', 1-249-4077.'------- '7 C’l’oict ' : ■! typ.i- stvle- n.rludim- ......................... '' ' " - -

IBM. • xecunvf. V'.s. le.C'U'co

i- N E in . >(!•.;: LANE CI ■ UC O'?be..!,/,. Call 88,i-'.t64.i. Dirt nee'1 movin. 'n i l - h r - 'Ae

do excav.t! ing, ' i'e:!ci,i]*.,..s, aftei- ' p.m. ■ i.'".'-F.ni - -cu'

■ ■ • -ni! Si.s \N IM ANU<( b 'lr r t\r-MUSl'VNi.. - 1965., ,-.-,.yluide-, I E , ' . . . i ; , ur.O' . .|-..n-.lto[-‘. -;|.ii;d.u'.1 issii'Z.a ■'!• F ’■ "eland, 92:-2-E'.. ,I'.iiiio. wl.'.tt -.'..ill--', -.mi- (I’.uie: . , .I xcellent 'e".:rdu;i';:. $1475. C.di;i"7- 546S a;te! -p.n..

F A BE ICS

DRAPi RIFS

SLIP COVF HS

ElTNITURi-. i-'EPAIRS

DF..WI Y'.s IT'HOI.STEI-'Y.sHOP

•’-8 Station Road

Princeton Junction ■

..--17?'

CHOICE BUILDING LOTS

W OODED lot in estate area, .Mont- goriiery Twp., over 1 acre, quiet twp. road, only 7 min. from Prince­ton. $9700.,WOODED acre lot. Rocky Hill area,

. Montgomery Twp. near counti y ciub, $5200.IDEAL building lot. Montgomery Twp,, 1 / 2 acre, good road,

$3800.11 ACRES wooded tract. 700' fi ont- age, large brook, suitable for 4 choice building lots-. Good invest­ment. 17 - 20 min. to Princeton, Will divide into 2 smaller tracts,

E. F. MAY, BROKER Blawenbure, N. J. 466-.2800

Real Estate For Sale

MC1DEKN 7 roon r.mrti house; att.iche'i gai'.ige. lull.,sun.-.xpi.isure,

'an.pl" wooded play area, vinyl tiled i ,is, low $20'-'. Cali•I.R. Clark 8:30 - 4:30, (609) 787- bjC"',; - Kt . ■4.

NC'F’TH BHUN.'WICKF..in'i!...-te'.; I.aki- At "a

Er INCETON t w p . ranch foi sale. 3 bedrooms, kitchen with appli- ance.s and natural wood cabinets. Large living-dining area withfirev jjhu'p, air-cond., 2 car garage, 1/2 acre lot with many mature trees and ■ flowering shrubs, (in­cluding 12 dogwoods). Fully fenced rear yard. Walk to schools, shop­ping and bus lines. No ugimts. $28,700, Call 921-2891.

COI ONI AI

:'( ndb's north ol W'.esliiiigton'.s Cr(,>ssiiu! (Ill the nld lilyer road. I.>l.istered stotn , I8th century hoU.se. has "iitraiK-e rciom with -.valk-in lirepLu-e, living room with lormal lir.-pl.iee, step do'wn dining room and kitcln n. 3 b.-drooms ,\nd h.atli on .2nd floor. I.arc- attic, informal lawn and garden at the r.*ar -.'.-ith a .separate 2 car garug'-. Offer,-d at $21,700.

.MAURIC; M. I I V 24 N .Main 'N- Hope, P-a.2!"-862-2a28

.UiLEHMAN, C LICK i C< '. ' I.K'ensed Real E.state Broke’ s

'.( Spriiiv, St reel Phone: 924-04t’ i

PRINCLTON TWP. COLONI.Al

Family style Riverside home; con:{)lete gracious living urea on 1st floor; E.R. with F.P., D.R, and K., both with iK-autiful view of woods and strean:. Large cheerful family room, tile powder rtxun, laundry area, 2nd floor: 4 large bedrooms. 2 tile baths, Ba.sement has. shop area, dark room, full batli and large fully panelled rec room which opens at ground level to patio. 2 car garage. $73,900 924-6680. No •igeiits please.

THREE BEDROOM split on Imau- tifullj landscaped lot ip River­side near lake. Farce living-din­ing room, panelled .study, 2 1/2 baths, large porch and many ex- tra.s- including air-conditioning, carpets and many others. No agents please. $49,700. Please call 921- 6788.

t.'RAN’ BURY - Newlane tarni house design. 5 bedrooms, 3 lull baths, entrance foyer, famil.i room with brick fireplace, living room, mod­ern kitclieii with Caloric appli­ances. dinetie area, laundry area, 2/3 liasemeiit, 2 car garage, city water, gas In'at. On I acre land- sc.ijii-d lot. Iniii;edi:ite occupancy.

$41,000.

SO. BRUNSWICK TWP. - spacious Cape C(kI on 3 wotxled. acri-.s.. 3 bedrooms, large eat-in family size kitchen, dinette area, living room,, family room, liasement. hot water baseboard heat, detached 2 car garage.

$23,700.

SJ-UETS HI AETY CO,Realtor

MLS (Multiple Listing Service) 37 North Main St.

Cranbury. N. J. 395-0444Fv'es. 397-1771 or 397-0768

FOUR YEAR OI.D, 4 bedroom,2 1/2 bath. Colonial. 25' living room with f/pj family room, din­ing room, spacious eat-in kitchen,2 car garage, full basement. Zoned central air-conditioning, on professionally landscaped half acre lot in township. First time offered. $49,500. No agents please. Call 921-6217.

12 ACRES WOODED

Montgomery Twp. just minutes from Princeton and Hopewell. A ' perfect hide-a-way on the edge of Sourland Mountains. Sloping ground well drained, heavily wooded.

MINA L. SMITH Multiple Listing Broker

888-UlO

HIGHTSTOWN - 5 bedrooms. 2 liv­ing rctoms, 2 liaths, large kit. and dining room. Full attic, dr ( base­ment. Cal! 448-0124.'

KENDALL PARK - 8 room[colonial. 4 beilroon s, 2 U2 baths, irr.aiiy extras S21,50r-. Principals Onlv.-Call 201-297-2472.

FOR S.a I.F - 4 bedroiuii.s, 2 1/2 liaths. li( ing rc’iom '.vltl. firo[>lace‘, .sc'piarate 'liiniii: room. 2 c.ii gar- at-e. full ba.semeiit, iic'-vly dec- n: ated inside .uid nut. F ine neigh- bcirhcKid. $46,000. Call 924-0715, owner.

RETIRING to F'lori’ la must sell rental property.' Income $8,000 year asking $24,900. Will finance. Cal! F riday or Saturday, 609-448- 1328.

MONROE TOWNSHIP. For sale by owner, 94 acre farm: 20 acres with liome, .surrounded on 2 sides Ik large County park; 74 acres across toad, 1700 ft. common frontage. 1/2 mile from Rossmoor, city now developing: 2 miles to Jamesburg, 4 mi. to Turn­pike Elxit 8.A. .Modernized Colonial 9-rooii. linme. 2-rar garage and small I'Uildiiig in rear; greenhouse, .adjacent. Beautiful landsca[)ecl grounds with large trees. Firm pric(>: $200,000. N. Tischler,Schnolbnuse Road, H. D, James- bure. 201-721-0422.

IN I A WRF NCF VIM f . -9 roomColonial in good condition. 2 carL'ar.igc, ' li-iired -.-.ii-d. In v lv trees .’C09-896-171C aft/r 6 J,.:; .

( Hi- VHOI F 'F ■: .inor <eda-.,,t'Vtr.i n n > xt i.t ■diim:.. FE--! ir; BUY. $3.''"-.201-297- ''4:E ■:-36,

19i'6 COKViTTF, Stmc-H.e. em,- v r i ' . ’.'le, (in c !rr.iU'S. Autom.e!(■ rr.i: s .-:,iss ;,t., soft A hard Sei.vict'ii' regu-Eu'l;.. Imi:,.o".iUti t imoih.-!:.-.u., $2950. Call 2( ' ; - :y ;i.84S7,

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W :;..,!.'n: . N.J. , I'ho'.m 44.8-32.->2, low • fxes, Mimin-. to ..■,(} 4 st.,iE. Ul'ni-i:.o<lprn con-■Pnr. ef')-. .t!;d N’ W Bruns-.nck. [.,,r.,r-. h.ni; • •.vuh •’ 1 y largeGlO'. -E,0 1 3 ’('U.s '.nd-schnols. f.-.i !:ot' -,va't* i nilB ( . f t ' ’ I ak> . p, -t, pn,.k nr: j lace. Di "<• j e -

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■-I' ■ '2 i:.,s|.ei'.R ■ .jfifi vou ihi iud;e,E3-,700.

UPHOl/iTLRING REPAmiNG

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■ 448-3541

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. . U' 924-3244

■T\'! R-SIPr. . . EUNTrPDON 'COUNTY. .M ■E.

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f^epa;;;nc 7 H. HALLE■■etif'v'ed !;■ ";echrria:> ('•in;;,

0-.v:..rj;.- U'Lii.s: erred.' Ap-Fine sl'am Iv ! Colonial sin•ded - Vi pr-x:a ate; ■ • XI l':t: 'hi -.(ft '"ire. . , , - • -.V 3 w-'ir- ■i.m ra:.'

, : '24>:E. i'.r.fng roc . spa- '■ ree.;. ''.-.sy i-ed 2 Car■. ..ns k;-' h- ien.for't! ■ dro&'rr.) gar.m- lui : '■ .1 :-.t •’'.iti. r>-cre.,-

: m:; '('a;'- . S-" ond floor : master tn-: r'" ■■ , hot. -.vater oil heat. ; 2'.'.•Ith dj essinc room and: 1 .ith.'. F:

. •! • .S’.er '■ edroo:: >' .o.h., ..'d re-iuc’;-'! to $24,'?CC.

$-5,500 /.SCAR' W’O IM , R• 0 7 _ 01 . p

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T , '-M Nl.i INC. :46'-!'29T

I.AWPFNCF TOWNSHIP

NASSAU D AIR CONDITI6JNFD

m-AUTIF I 2 STORY COI.ONIAL- 8 rooms, exquisitely, decorated, 2 1''2 bath.s, foy<-i . rec roon.,laundry roon,. earpetint, dish-, wa.sh.'-r. lull, i asen.ei.t. attached garai-e.

LOVF I Y RANCHI R - .Weli, land­scaped lot -.vsth 13c f'-'Ot front. 7 roon SI ha.s i-ei roon, l.iundry,! 1 2 r.atks.' foyer, disl.-.vash.er,retr!ir<'ratnr :-.nd attached garage,

NOBGATFSW'I.MMIN.G POOL, LAPGF PATIO LAPGI ILANF.I F'D R! C ROO.M - F chances this leaut’.ful colonial, 7 roon split level -.cith raistd pa’ io, ! 1 '2 baths, carpetniL, with or withotr fire i urglar ;r!anr. sys­tems, ...tt.'ichwl garage.

. DEAN

R’F AI Tf.iF* . '882-588: RF \! TY'

PINl- KNOI.I in I ,1-.'.reiice Town­ship. 3 I .1'.. 2 batti.s, lamily room, !.a.Seire-ii'. W’alnut paiK-liint' in most lonn.s. Complet'-with a ii- ditioner. drapi-s; '.(.-.v. c.iriieting, S(df-cleaiiirri oven, (rthef extras. I rn-fi;. (voodr 'I lot '.vitl; vie'.v. Walk to cvcnllent .schools. I.OW $30's. By appointment. 882-2203.

NEW CENTER HALL COLONLAL One acre lot, entrant e foyer, spa­cious living and dining rooms, di­nette off kitchen, family room '.'.'ith brick fireplace, laundry room, 4 r.vtn size-:! liedrOom, 2 1/2baths, 2 car raj age, imniediate occupan- cv. $32,000

NEW CUSTOM RANCH . F'ltra - inodern kitchen, dinette, formal dining room '.vith bow -.vindo'.v oveI looking lake, recrea­tion room -with fireplace, utility room, 3 la! ge bedrooms, 2 1/2 laths, 2 ca; built-in garage. Ta- go.nv siding, $32,000

CLAHi/MONT REALTY CO.Re.iltois

63 lit. 200 South .Somerville 2(11 - 722 - Tout'

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Real Estate For Sale Real Estate Fdr Sale Real Estate For Sale House Trailers j For Rent—Apts.

IiOMI-,.S WITH ACRF.AGi:

G roorri hom(>, 2 i-ar garag acr<-s.

8 room, 2 story, 2 fa r garagf, outbuildings, 8 acros. $28,GOO.

COUNTRY COLONIAL | HIGHTSTOWN - 2 family, well ! room 1963 -Dating back approximately lOOJkppt and newly painted house with years. Stone and masonry con-| garage and beautiful shaded hack

Completely restored ln|yard. Located in nice quite neigh- > • good taste, 7 rooms, 3 full baths,| porhood. Convenient to stores,

including a very spacious ll'<'lng; cpm-ches, and bus transportation.;

, , washing jtiachine,,bunkbeds, on lot, moving July 31, ' ’THRKL'ROOM apartment with gu-Call 448-0363.

8,43 acre, 8 car ga,rage.

room Cape Cod, 2 . $28,000.

room with a large stone fireplace, ca ll 39G-17G0, wide window seats, random floors,4 bedrooms (2 with fireplaces).Outside is a park-like setting on 8.11 acres with a winding brook complete with water fall, swim­ming pool, small barn. Outstanding

Real Estate For Rent

rage. Private entrance, utili- I ties included, on Princeton & Nov. ! York bus line. Couple imly, 297- ’ 2463.

Too Late To Classify

Hunterdon CountyCENTER BOROUGH duplex. G rooms, 1 l/2baths,cellar,garage, private garden. .Available June 1,

Brick contemporary ranch, small p ro^ rtyT ' A ll 'in exceUenr i ^ n - ®horse barn, 6 l/2 acres.$35,500. dition. Only $59,000. ' centuries old, 4 fireplace,!

F ruit trees, 2 acres, out build- PENNINGTON BOROUGH ings. 4 tjedrooms, masonry t on- 2 1/2 acres of great splendor, struction, many extras. $30,000, Many beautiful trees and shrubs

^ make this prcqjerty a vertual islandacres. Custom 6 of beauty. AU the conveniences of remaining old cov1-3/4 wooded .......... -------- . ueauiy. a u me conveniences 01 ^

room ranch with tinish<-d b,-‘ s e - , uvlng In town and yet tremendous cred bridge. Asking Price $89,000. ment, patio with liar-li-que, pool, privacy. 9 spacious rooms, 2 1/23 ear garage. Bridge over stocked baths, full basement, 3 car garage Along trout stocked Wickecheoke pond. $45,000. plus a beautiful swimming pool.^^^*'*^’ ^U8 wooded .icres, near

picturesque falls, perfect for home site. Price $3,900.

FIRST FLOOR - 4 rootj; .ipt. Ideal for couple, convenient location, util, and p.irking included. Da P- 6879, eve's, except Thurs.

iieane'd ceilings, modernized with ! : SOUTH* BRUNSWICK, 4 roem uu-extreme care, barn and 30 acres! hushed apartment. .Adults. Coun.--lahd with high • levation. m a g - ^ ^ ^ * T - w e l l landscaped house | try. Call 201-297-9678. nificeiit .iew. secluded imt on-A* ’ ^ * ^ ^ * ' * - ® * ® * ' q u i e t |Iv 1 '2 mile from m a c a d a m r o a d location. Easy access to schools, j ------..........................................=-

buses and shopping. Call evenings, !

For Rent^Rooms

Winding black top driveway. This 6.2 acres wooded. $5,000 per acre, property must be seen to be ap­

preciated,8 acre stone ranch. $29,500. $64,500

LA w r ENCEVILLE, well kept Co- slonlal, 9 rooms, 6 tedroom s,2car OVERLOOKING THE DELAWARE garage on large fenced-ln yard. 2 1/2 Executive rancher on a large

$33 000, shaded lot. 7 very spacious’ * rooms, 2 1/2 baths, including a

NT .AR Princeton Shopping Center. lovely family room \^th flagstone 4 liedroom ranch, 1 1/2 l)aths, floors. Full basement, 2 car modern kitchen, 2 car garage. „ ,raee

$29,700.^ •

ilavf aH types of real quire of your needs.

HOUSES FOR RENT TWO BEDROO.MS, 1/2 block from :

state, in- Nassau St, $125.

WISCHNT R-GILDE Real I-stated. Ins. Agcy.

■Alfred Glide Broker Sefge.intsville,'New Jersey Phone; 609 - 397 - 3259

FOUR liedrooms in the country. $250., utilities included. .Also, Mother-in-law apartment next door. $95. Can be rented sep- erately or together. Baseboard heat, exposed beams, old trees. Call 466-2874.

SEVEN ROOM ranch. Paneled family room, sliding doors to sun deck, large moderrt^ltchen, mud room, 2 car garage, 1 acre,

$26,900.

$44^000

KARL WEIDEL, INC.REA LTOR (our 52nd year)

Our New Location Rt. 69 Pennington, NV.:

Opposite Pennington Shopping Center

2 FURNISHED rooms. Walking distance University., Kitchen privilegf's. priyate out. Couple or individual, 882-0433 if no answer 392-7582,

FURNISHED studio bedroom for rent in ranch house. Private bath, entrance and garage. Walking dis­tance to station. Harris Road.

"IN 1790

882-3804 Open daily 9-9

ONE ACRE OF TREKS with 10 room stone front home. 2 large stone fireplaces, beamed den, library. 3 bedrooms, intercom,

■central air-conditioning, carpe^ p r ix c e TON - 4 bedroonus, llv- Ihemg, many large closets and a i-i__.......storage

there w’as a variety in the con struction of house.s at this place i Wtchen with modern appli

FURNISHED HOUSE in exclusive Princeton Jet., Call after 5, 799-suburhan community conveniently 0249. Gentleman only.located to Princeton. 2 storyColonial with family room, livingroom, separate dining room large

1000 state Road,Princeton,

Sunday 1-5 ber. One iieing of stone and the------------- other of wood” .* Colonial. 3 miles

north of Washington's Crossing on old River road. Plastered

THo-ii incaticn noo coom, dining room, modernistone, 18th century house has en- ■ ’ ■ kitchen, family room, 2baths,pan- trance room wi.th walk-in fire-

elled basement, jalousled porch, place, living room with formal garage. Near shopping center and fireplace, step down dining room bus lines. .Asking $37,500, and kitchen. 3 bedrooms and bath

XTall 921-6468 or 799-1778. on 2nd floor. Large attic, In-' formal lawn and garden at the

rear with a separate 2 car garage.

737-1000^ as was compatible with their num- 1 l/21>aths, 4 bedrooms. C a ll a n t e d T o R e n t609-882-4249 for appointment.

S. J. KROL REALTOR

Rto. 206N.J.

Open924-7575

Daily and Sunday883,-4422

r e a l ESTATE

CUSTOM BUILT 3 txirin ranch. 1 1/2 baths, formal din rm, extra large liv rm, lull dry basement, lots Of space for rec rm. Brick patio. Constructed of the best material. $27,500.

Princeton Area - 4 t>edroom, 2 COMFORTABLE AND cojnpact 3 story NEW liome, 2 car garage, bedrm. rancher in country village.Largo Lot.......... .. . • . $42,500.; Unusually attractive for the small

family. .Approximately lo years

Offered at $21,500.

♦Quotation from history of Bucks County, by J, H. Battle, 1887 on Village of Brownsi'urg,

MAURICE M. 24 N. Main New Hope, Pa. 215-862-2828

FLY

For Rent - - - - - Apts. ' y o u n g c o u p l e with 2 children1 desire budget house. $135. Ap-

_________________ ^ I p e a r a n c e of house unimjiortant.JNTed 3 - 4 bedrooms, 2 car garage

FOR RENT - APARTMENTS jand yard, -Mr. Fdward.s. 609-695-|6359.

Immediate occ upancy: New garden iapartments, 4 1/2 rooms, wall-to- ! ___________________ _____________wall carpeting. Individual heat and ;air-conditioning controls. F rom ; W.ANTED; TNs.1n-bed rooms with $145.00 to $155.00 per month. bath in private homes. Preferably

;in Princeton, for use of members CO., |of Class of 1912 and their wives

[during reunion June 7th to 10th.! Telephone 924-0347 or write L. I.

195 Nassau Street 609-921-6060 iLaughUn, Box 249, Princeton.

HILTON REALTY REALTORS

Country Rancher - 7 liaths. 1 ca;' garage. Excellent B u v..........

rooms and 2 2 years old. . . . $23,300.

•Allemowii .Area - 4 room house on 11 acres. 20utbulldtngs . . $24,500.

I arge Old House in Cranbury - 7 rooms and 2 baths. Garage. . . . ........................... $23,500.

old, modern thru out, floor to! celling fireplace, rec. rm. in base- . ment, garage, 3/4 acre, 5 m in.‘ walk to commuter train. $24,900.

E. F. MAA', BROKER Blawenburg, N. J . . 466-2800

Summer Rentals

IN TRF;NT0N - 1st floor apart­ment for rent , - unfurnished. Charming 3 rooms, colored tile bath, carpeted, residential sec­tion. $115. monthly. Also 2 1/2 room apartment. $85. Call 393- 5121.

lUNIVERSm' PROFESSOR and former resident of community

’ wishes to rent furnistied home for self and family for summer, June I tliru Latior Day. \Vriti“ giving price .md details to Dr. H. Moskowit/-, Box 469, University, Mississippi 38G77.

HICHAHDSON RFAI.TY CO.• Call 448-5000 Now!

LOV! IV SPLIT - level, top .irea. This fine home offers a iarg(‘ picture windowed. living' rooin. lorniat dining, large mod­ern kitchen, 3 Iie<iroonis. -1 1/2 liath.s. family recreation room, niU iMSi-ineiit. fenced-in lot, garage, inunv extras. Only

$17,990

IMMACULATE RANCH most at- trartiv; home locatt-d in Flast Windsoi' Townstiip-on a 1/2 acre- lot. Featuring a 20' living room with picture window, dinirtgarea ami I'ri.L'tit modern kitchen. The newly painted interior offers wall-to-wall carpeting tlirough- nut and a large family recreation room. Tliis superbly kept ranch is avajahle with little money down to qualified Imyei's at a remarkable................ ... 22,500

BF AUTIFUL LAST UTNDSOR COLONIAL

.Attractive , ttiree year old Colonial on 1/2 ache site. This lovely 3 liedroom home offers a spa( ious 18' living room with pH'ture window, formal dining, handsome modern kitchen and largo paneled family room. Full ceramic tile bath, plus 2 half baths, garage, full basement, hiany, niany extras. Outstand­ing value with natural cedar shakes offered at a reasonable.........................................$24,500ETitle .noney down for qualified tniyer.

SCFNTC COLONIAL

Goreeous custom Colonial home in lovely Red Valley, minutes away from Hightstown-Freehold area. This gorgeous weather- lioard dwelling offers 4 extra large tiedrpoins, 23' living room with lirick fireplace, beautiful modei'n kitchen w1tti dining area, liand> utility room, large and most attractive family room,2 I,.'2 ceramic tile baths. Hot water IVaseboard heat, flagstone patio, full liasement. Ideally situated high on 2 1/2 acres in lovoh Red Valley area. This home is outstanding at $33,900.

RICHARDSON REALTORSRt. I30 Just North of The

Old A'ork Inn 448-5000

H.ARBOURTON .ARFl.A apartment. Modern 3 rooms and bath, large walk-in closet, private entrance', wooded lot. $93. per month includ­ing heat and hot w^ter. Adults

.preferred. Call 397-3287.

i LOFTY pile, free from soil is the j carpet cleaned with Blue Lustre, i Rent electric shampooer $1. Rights jHardw-are, Hightstown.

! 1966 VOLKSW.AGON, square back! sedan. 4 cylinder, 4-speed, lieat-

: er. Price $1495. Call after 6 p.m 896-0569.

TF ACHER returning to Pennington wants house to rent in Hopewell Township. Family of 4. Call 609- 428-0323.

FOR SALE 5' office desk made liy .Art Metal. Color gray. 6 draw­ers, excellent condition, except for need of ilnolium top. Must sell at sacrifice. Call 448-1134.

FOR SALE VOLVO 122S, 1964, , 4 door. White walls, radio, heat- er, excellent condition. $1350. 921- 9458 except Sat. or Sunday.

THREE BEDROOM RANCH. Large living room with dining area and fire place, spacious kitchen with lots of wood cabinets, 1 1/2 baths, full tiasement. Mature and new trees, light and airy. In Prlnce- ton Tup. near schools, shopping

.and l)us lines. Moving to west moast, priced to sell quickly. ;$23,900. Call 921-9458, exceptSa- turday or Sunday. NO AGENTS.

REPRESENT A'WCA

Mrs. William Tucker, Mrs, James Kerr, Mrs. Howard B. Wax- wood Jr,, and Mrs. William D, Humes represented the Princeton YWCA in Boston, .Mass, at the 24th National Convention of the Y’oung Women's Christian Associ­ation of the U.S.A.

IiuNime Property - Two family .ipartments, 2 iH>droom,s eaMi.

SUMMER RENTAL - May 15-Oct. YOUNG MAN FAMILY house in Rocky • ' Completely furnished new home, apartment In

to share furnished Hightstow’n vicinity.

6 rooms oq one floor, 1 1/2bathsi large well landscaped lot, city water am|sewer, 1 car garage.

TWOHill. Fine location. 2 car gar,', Criggstown area, near bus line Write Box #6, c/o Windsor-Hights large landscaped lot, new siding, to Princeton i NA'C. No pels or Herald, Hightstown, N, J.

$18,000, storms/screens. I.ow $30's. children. Rural setting. ------ ^ ^ ^ ----------- —-——924-6029. , Shopping center neart.y. $200. AP.ARTMENT for rent in Harlin­

gen on Rt. 206. 3 rooms aiid I'ath. F.. F, .M.AA, BROKER Reasonalile rent. Available June 1'.

BLAWENBURG, N.J, 466-2800 Call 466-0773.

FOR RENT

3 Bedrooms and 2bath.s, fireplace, t 72 c. r .mrago, swim, >lng ;x)o! I t T f

s V (WI apartment. 2 ca• ^ y - paved drivew'ay and nice size lot

................. .. $14,500, Hlghtstowp: Very! nice Investmentproperty. Good location, Down-

Custotn Built Ranch House - 4 ' i f . room with flre-Years Old. 3/4 Acre wooded lot.

modern kitchen and bath. The room and

bath apartment. ' 2 car garage, Hacketstown, N. J. Accomodates5. 760' elevation. Rental bv week

$20,000, or month, June - October, Wt itelaths „ . ^ Arthurl ii-ee neighborhood:Six H. Stetsei, Pennington, R D Box

rer,o..tion roon,, nice patio, and ceraml^ tiled bath with 434, N . j . 08534. Call G09-'737-............... ...........................$26,900.

15 .teres, 8 room house, large barn, on coot) t oad. Owner willtakeback mortgage.

10 Acres witli 3 Bedroom House -

RENTALS

viciHon a . 3 rm. fur. apt.. Heat and hota re a alone P o ' h a t c o * ^ ' C a ' ' < ’uat r ves t a t e . S140. a ie a along Pohatcong B ro o k , M t. L a re e 5 rm ant n iiK u t il SonBethet , Warren County, vicinltyof a Z ^ ^ * *

Ranch House in York F;states - La 1 ge Lot. 3 Bedrooms and 2 liaths 2 car garage, fireplace.

Extra features which 0298. help make this a cesifeable prop­erty are aluminum siding, plaster walls, practically tew heating s>s- tem, combination stormers and full, dry basement with outside cellar entrance. $15,500.

4 rm. apt. incl. heat and hot water. $110;Small cottage, 3 rms & bath, nice lawn, privacy. $65.1st floor, 3 rm, apt. incl, all util. $90.

E. F. M.AY, BROKER BLAWENBURG, N. J, 466-2800 ,

YOUNG MAN 32 ioukiiig mr a room to share in Princeton. Call DA9-2012 prcferalily Sunday.'

WANTED TO RENT iron: June 1, unfurnished house or tiuplex. 3 f'edrooms, permanent occupancy for responsiMe small familv. Call 924-9097.

Hotels & Motels

MALI w a n t e d to work lull time in. stationery alcpartmeiit, sales and stock at llie Princeton Uni­versity Store. Must, be able to work 5 days a week and alternat­ing Saluniays. Contact LoarUtlickle.

AP.VRTMFNT lor rent. 3 rooms, lurnished .i.ir unfurnished, newly decorated. Parking spac*, at-' tic space. Witliiii waIking distance to shopping, center and Nassau St. Call 924-2369.

THANSF F RI KS WI LCOMF

3--4 BI DHOOM'HOUSFS

Several Outlmildtngs, feet of road frontage. .

2 Story Coloni.il in Townstitp. 11 Ac re-3. ,

altout 1500 . . $30,000.

Washington . S23,k»0.

SECOND FI.OOR apartment for •rent in Flishtstown. 3 1/2 rooms, newly decorated. Cal! 448-3300, or 448-0257.

POCONOS - Housekeeping cotr tages .sleeps six, filtered pool, fireplace-, TV, stocked trout

. str.'am. Inforn-iation; Gravatt'sWest Windsor: Cape Cod on an acre Hemlock tini low rcv os n n « i — --------- f .......... .™ ... tieiuiock Hollow, Box 98, R.D. <>1, SMALL FURNISUFT)

Henryc-ille, Pa, Rate $95. per week. Phone 717-629-1391

CI.ARKSVILLE MOTIT

U.S. Route 1 and Quake: Road ner American Cyanantid Co. 2,3 and 4 room apartment.s, ta.striully furtiished, by week or month, .AIsoi rooitis and private liath. Commer- cia! rates. 452-2233.

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448 - 470f.

A|).c.'tn:ents for Rent - CalLfor Inform.rion

Listings Wanted , We have buyers fo!'hontes with

-il'init 1 to 5 .Acre Lot, Or small .icreage. -

HAROLD !■:. STACKHOUSE REALTOR

Phone . 448-lOi'9138 S. Main St., Hlghtstown, N.J,

if No .Answer C;ill: 44S-2097 or 395-1671 or 448-1333

of .land. Living room with fire ­place, dining room, kitchen and enclosed rear porch on the first floor. The second flooi has two liedrooms and bath, 2 car garage. ■Almost new heating s.vstem,

$22,000..

Peddle school Area: Home In ex­cellent condition. Living room,, family toons, dining room v.ith fireplace, niodein kitchen, two liedrooms and modern liatli on the first floor. Three betkooiivs, bath with stall shower on upper level, F'ull baseme.m, a'sphalt drive, 2 c-ai' garage, shade nee.s, sr.anvex- tras included. $23,000.

ideal for single , i ludes utilities 201-207-3780.

apartment-‘’ PYCIAI RATES. AA.A.A Touristper.son. Price In- Home, 14 F ast Broad St. Daily and garage $100. and W'eekl'. Rafe.s, and TaxiSer-

■ / ' ’ ■ vice.Call 466-0450.Hopewell, N.J.

FOR .s.M F , o iler, by origln-.i! owi:.er. 1954 C hrvs!.. r , 2 door turd top. Fngine runs •.'.e-U,. good tiVe- i ! r.ike--, 921-9363.

A-.AC.ATION - Nova Scotia; Over-. looking Ba\ of Fundy. .Mod­ern.' attractively furnished house, week or month. 609-924-0661.'

SrM.MER. RENTAL - Jul.'. and August, Aery attractive furni.shed house. Conveniently located. 4 bedrooms, 2 1 1-uhs, kitchen, dining ; oom, lil>r.ii y, pine panelled. Hying room opening onto flag- .stbne terrace, Maiv.' sliade trees. Please phone ;i24-022-\

3 ROOM APARTMENT and hath. Second floor. Sand Hill (or Mon­mouth Jet.) area. Call 201-297- 9224 01 297-3945 l>etweeh 5 and 7 p.m.

TooTo Classify

FOi; Tin PRiri- n. ,hi.s ,,d, i blaf k pupicr, 8 week.*; old. Call 737- 1.04:-.

M..'t KI ING'. Lias, iiv> nr lu'ssul. •all 201 - C H9-557f'.

Rugs beaut i fu l ly c leaned and sham* pooed. prompt free pick-up and de­l ivery serv ice .

ATLANTIC CARPETCLEANING COMPANY

SPRING RUG CLEANING TIME!

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1937 H A M IL T O N A V E N U E Trenton. New J « r t « y

Public NoticeLIl- POST I.hGAl.

SOUTH BfU’NSVVICK TOWNSHIP liOAlU.) OF FDUC.ATION Kendall Park, New .JerseyNOTICE TO DIDDKIiS

Tfie Board of Education of the South hnms- •.V4ck Township heM 'v invites the sul niLssion ■ }i se.tie-.i bids on

Milk i Dreadlo: in the school 'itstnri,, Hi S will t e received until 3 PM, Ma*. pUw ,,t the Adiiiinl.stration Office. 10 AUs’ton Kend.ili Park, New Jersey, at which !l-n.e ..n 1 pl.tce ail I td.s will be pubtlcK openeil., Speci'icattuiii. and bid form.s ma\ be obtained ,il the s'arriv offt< e,T!rv Hoai ) of iducatlon reserves the right to reject -tn\ or all lids, An‘. bid subtnitte'l wiu lie inmllm foi -ir days subsequent to die fiate of 11-1 opervlng,

hOAPT) OP LUUCATION . OUTH BPUNFWICK TO'ANSHIi' MlDI'U-sr-'X COUNTY, N. f..V.llton J. Col>*'i t lAOard secret-ti >

pti? : --4-07--!T- f •— ;

; T:i. K T'jV.NMilf-HttAPlJ ; ! rD lT A T lL iN ' K-o.d.-U P.-ifk, N'fw ,Ie:s-A '

Custom. Built Brick Rancher; Spa­cious living rooir. with d.ining area, large electric kltcb.en •.■’.ith eating

•mveveuTT. r ronvehient powder room, andIt. ... HIl - Groom laundry area off kitchen, three beu-

room.s andceramic bath. Jalousied ro-v-ei'c i

.garage, coir.binaiion stoi n - ei's. i:xcelient condition. $24,090.

Business Rentals

.ATTR.ACTIA'F pm' -panidlod Itv. din. I m.; hirgi b'-rirm; 'il>' bath; spaciou.s '■b'Set.s. ParfL. liiri!. 6 :r.i. No. ■ .f RrineptAn. $140, plus • ■li'f, C.iU 466-'"32 Sat. X Sun.

LA WllLNCFCape Cod for .s.ale by I'wner. 1 1/2 hath."' idtis p.inelled. basement, covered patio, stockage fenced patioyard, good trees. Walking distance of .ill .schools .<nd shoppingcetiter. $18,900. 43 Gednet Road. 882- 5965. ■

COMM! RCI.AI spare. ! ;g i:' :n .in u i;ir ;u n r .g , !7 r r ; : . i .-tn:. T-.vp. I l-b-pL.. L'n... 458. I mder.

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JOHN HANCOCK m u t u a l LIFF/INSI'RANCF CD.

•Announces career opportunities in s'ales'and sales liianagenient.

______ •_ _______________________ Starting monthly salam. up roL.AWi'i N f'i A'll I i-, Attiartiv-l-v 51000. plu.s com,n issloiis. No sales tiirrisl:' .; on. .ar.utn 'Mt. P ri- or insurance -experiem c neces­

sary, since ron:plete theory .md field training is provided.

INCOM: PRO LM 'TV - Hru.se with ... turMsla-d •p.ii-rme.Mt-. ; ! 2 'locks '■ fro: ■ e.! i.'i' M ! riMceton. O-.vner, , . .....

N' l'nc i : T' WWJKK.r.m : tf ; iuF iDql y 'hR -sou'h o-v-hip Lt-ffi ;. ir.vi.ifs th*' Mibrr.is.slor, ' s ' Of. -

VALUE MITCHELL

Airman Mitchell (completes Training

A’allie .M, Mitchell, daughter of Mr. atid Mrs. William R. Linke of Cranl'ury, has completed 10 weeks

o f basic training at the Recruit Training Cotninand (Women), Unit­ed States Naval Training Center, Bainbridge, Md., and was gradu­ated during a inilitary review on April 7.

The local W.AVF' visittxl with parents and friends prior to reporting to the U. S. Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Fla, for gen­eral duties in administration.

.Airman Apprentice Mitchell on- listed at the U. S. Navy Recruit­ing Station, Trenon. Her mother, Virginia Linke, was a member of the Navy Nurse Cadet Corps dur­ing World Wai- n.

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-\If(barter Bills Broadway (^ast In Benefit F’lav

.McCarter Theatre will rock to the rousing spirituals and dialogue of "Jerlco-Jlm Crow," author-poet Langston Hughes' dramatization of the Negro struggle for equality In America on Saturday, May 13, at 8:30 p. m. The performance, by the original New York cast, wiU benefit the Human Relations Coun­cil of Greater Trenton.

Star oftheoff-Broadway produc­tion is operatic baritone Gilbert Price, a widely acclaimed young performer familiar to audiecnes of the Merv Griffin and Mike Doug­las Shows, He won the 1965 Fanny Kemble award for his performance in the Broadway musical, "The Roar of the Greasepaint - The Smell of the Crowd," and the 1964 Theater AVorld Award for his work in "Jerico-.tim Crow." Earlier, he toured as a chorister with Hai ry Belafonte and the Leonard De Paur - Chorus.

The show's 24 songs are pre­sented as a wide variety of solos, duets and ensemble numbers. All but two, both new Lungston Hughes creations, are time-honored spirituals and gospel songs.

Tickets are on sale at the Mc­Carter Theatre box office. Patron tickets are available from the Hu­man Relations Council, 142 West State S t„ Trenton.

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Stanford Organist To Givr Rrcital

Herbert Nanm-y, tlie organist of Stanlord Univf'r.stty, will give a re­cital in the Princeton University Chapel on Sunday, May 7, at 3:30 p. ir;.

Mr. Nanney, wlio ha.s given many recitals throughout the Unit­ed States and Europi', has just re­turned from a six- month's teaching assignment at Stanford-in-Britain and Stanford-in-Cermanv.

His program will in/lude: Bruhns, "Prelude and Fugiie in F. minor"; A'oeter, ".Jesus, by Bis Bitter Cfo.ss"; Sweelinck, "Unter der I.iiiden grune"; Bach, "Prelude and Fugue in F minor"; Fraiick, "Cantallle"; Searle,. "Toecata alia Passacaglta"; Bux- . tehude, "A Might;, Fortre.ss" and "We Pray Now to the Holy Spir­it"; Gngny, "Dialogue in F"; Lang- lais, "Suite Medtevale."

F l r m $h ; I' : F’ .ALT.M; NT li.r ;■ ii-".*: .sprain.-.Jl'Jhs': 1,.! ArtsTf.-'T. ! ! 2 1 lofks Gt K::.'b : . •■ Mibi JieiP l - ! ! i e . a , ! ; , . . , ! ) i l t lh * ' . Available $b i\ I.L-T'.fLvn'S

■ trr.itiri>011, .'ij-.u tm . Mt. P r i -

H .til b lock frorr.afte l ■ 1 .. M .

'RARITAN TWP. just 30 min, from Princeton, Panoramic view, 7 loom stucco house in park-Uke . s e t t i n g , . Extra Jafge living room, f o i niul tuning room, l.irge mod­ern kitchen, laundry .ind 3 bed- j'QQr'iS. I.o'x sSO'-s, Call .iflei .- p.m., 201-T82-.--56.

Two-sto; V near Ped.die Campus; First floor offers ent :ance-.foyer,

.bving roono formal dining roon., kitchen, fair.il> room and bath, second floor 'with three bedrooms and second bath. Finished room on third floo; for study or library. Two car garage ami shade trees,

$22,000.'

LFON.AKD VAN HISF AGENCY ICc Stockton St., Hightsto’.vr., N.J.

Phone 448-425CEvenings ..r,d Sumi.iys448-2":i"' - r ;4.-'-H7,"

GROUND FLOOR offices and store tor rcM! on Nassau St. T>'!ephone

b Gar iin-r, (609) 924- 'f voiir b-rok''-r.

owner,1822

4 ROOM modern apt. eluded. Call 448-3394.

Heat In-T.bis is one the n osf reward- Ing progra!.r.s avall.ible tiday.

L you consider" '.ourself t-- be a high rjlltier indt'. idua! re. ardless

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1.■'Ob' sq. ;t. or lij .' m; m..r Pr:M'l 'no:.. SinippiMg C.Send resufi e m PCimticuous - si'-B- e. Fi-'-a; fi-'if. F ’jr::i.s!,' ■il ■-V u:i:ii!'msb'.-d. 1 « • - C!'.

\\iziety o: ; i:s;Me>s All c--iKiiri. : "d. *uU kiti !.• :.'-tt". N-orti, Brur-sw 1. k I J.6.r.' pai'kmc •.%■;•!:::■, . 'lo- k o'.vM- 11.- hid"S ! .. .itt-i ■.-.-.di-!. A-Vail- 12 1 - CH7 - '.642.t •■.'.■•: rr;:.<'"tOM.. a: b- 'o su!:|I'T ■■J'!!.'- Cal! ;■ il'

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Everyone To Earlieiipate In *Music MaestnpStudents from St. Augustine's

School are planning "Music Maestro," an aimpal perform­ance slated for 8 p. m. on Tues­day,May IG, and Thursday, May 18, in the school auditorium. Among those who will play are, from left, Theresa Mastand.no,

Janet KlOejM'r. Catiicrine Mor­row, Bette McGuigan, I isa Heckman. David Truszkowski, Daniel Dor«n, Gerald Rrennan and John Newman. Their teach­er is Sister G<*rald Helene. One of the unique teatures of "Music

Maestro" 1^111 be that every stu­dent from grades 1 through 7 will perform on the piano indlvidual- 1> and in groups. Votal se­lections will include patriotic songs, .\iiici i( an folk songs and old lud new popular songs.

Outdoor Edueation Trip ExhibitedFollowing a three day session

in outdoor education, St. Augus­tine's students show the princi­pal of the school. Sister Lillian Francis, an exhibit prepared by their class. The students, from left, are Stephen, Danis, M aria Koenig and Steven South, all iiieiubers of Sister Fellsa Marie's Gth grade class. At '

left holding a bone discovered on the trip is .Mrs, Eleanora Fran­cesco, head of the school's sc i­ence department. .Accompanied by four teachers, more than 50 students traveled to the Newton Center at stokes Forest for the trip. The trip w-as federally funded and covered the .subjects

of conservation, geology, out­door experiences in observa­tion, art and hiking. The four teachers, Mrs. Francesco, Mrs. .Mafgaret Manning, John Schmidt and Miss Patricia Francesco, attended a three-day training session two weeks prior to the trip in preparation.

Of Fiv<> FaIicIs Lift' W lih (riinshttt Sunday

sUKier.t Jam,I- on viu .ition from colli'T,. imard .i noise, '.v.ilkej into

: the bf-iiroom o: ta.s mother, Mrs.I Shirley A. Murphy oi ,s.ind Hills I Ho.id. .Hid 'oiir.d her m, >t;e floor,; dead o; ,t seli-m ilirt'd minshot wound. ■ ,

Police s.iid Mrs. Murphy, the motl’.er o' live etnlfiren,, killed hcriel! with .i siniite .slmt to the liead from a .38 .lUtokmiic Sun­day. .

John Murphy, !ier husl and, .was not at liome .it tin: tin..;" ol ttii' incident. The son.-'.'.lio louiid her, .Mich.ael, 19. was the nnly other person in the home .it the, time. The otlief children w.-r'i- outside playing.

Michael told police that his m other tiad appeared to '.a* des­pondent and had been • under medical treatment tor several years..

Mrs. Murpliy . '.vas taken to Middle.sex General Hospital where she wa.s pronounced dead on .irriyal.

I Born in Detroit. Mich,, daugli- . ter of the Lite Stanley iind Km- . ma 'Van Gorder, she resided in 'South Brunswick, for the past L" years and was a communicant of St. .Augustine's R. C, Church.

She is survived by her husband, 'John C.; her son Michael, and four daughters, tlU‘ Misses .Ann -M.. Kathleen P., Molly M. and

^.Maura, all at home.Funt'ral services were held

Wediie.sday in the M.J. Murphy l uiieral Home in Monmouth Junc­tion, followed !>y a requiem mass

• in St. Augustine's R.C.. Church.Iiiterineiit was in St. Peter's

Ceiietei'v, New Brunswick.I -0-

\ \\ (]A Day (]ani|i 0|H*iiin^s Kcniain

I The Princeton AAV'CA Day Camp [.still has openings in all th ieeses- slons for the June 30 to .Aug. 11 summer program.

The camp w ill again be held at I the Princeton Racquet Club on Raymond Road near Kingston. .Miss I' Uzabeth Ritchie will serve as camp director, assisted by Mrs.

I Katherine Knowles as arts and crafts director. Senior counselors

; will be Susan Mapes, Maureen ! and Colleen Howiey, Judy Berna- Ibei, Wendy .McCaughan, Betsy I Fisher and Nancy Leikhlm. Junior counselors will be Linda Hixon, Patricia Clark, Meg Brinster,

; Nancy Rogers, Geraldine La Placa, Carol Horowitz and Laurie Wag­ner..

Activities will include arts and crafts, sports, camp craft,games, isongs, trips, cook outs, camp outs jand swimming at the YWCA pool.

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MOSKOWITZ t o RETURN

Mr. and .Mrs. Ronald Mosko- I Witz, formerly of 83 Kendall Road,I kemiall Park and now of the Unl- iversity of Mississippi, have an- I nounced they are returning to this , [area for the suininer. M i. ,\iosko- Av1tz has a summer position in Princeton and is now seeking a fur­nished house or apartment to rent.

Oarsiiu'ii At lloiiK' For Last Fveiil \-On S.uubda-., Lake Carnegie'will | freshman boats. \

t>e tlie scene of the last P; inceton i T3ie Li-.JitweUlit n ew s m ive lto home regatta oftlie season,Cornell I Derbv. Conn., S.mirijay for the and V.tle \1e 'with the T-iuei heavy | l ace.for the Goldthwait Cup against shell.s for the Carnecie Cup. .Ac-, Harvard and Vale light shells, tion beciiis .at -i p.m. with the •

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Shtlin's Dfiitfrhtrr Has Heturrwd To Sriv \ork ijtr r Hrivf PrinceUm Visit

The daughter of th" i.ite Soviet jfed'aiis r.e.sponsihle for her coming Prem ier Josef Stalin, Svetlan.1 .M- Ito the United State.s, attor- liluyev.i, [Mill a briet visit to '"cy J'dward S. Greeiibaiim. Her Princeton iSunda;,. lotlier advisor, formerambas.sador

She visited one 111 the two P r i n c e - the Soviet Union George Keri- — ----- -------—------- _ _ _ — . _ -—nan. S.s now in Fuiropt.>.

Mrs. .Alliluyeva has since re- turiMld the I.one Island, N.Y. hoiTui of her translator. Mrs. Pris­cilla iJohnson Mac.Millan., rrlneetm) Borough Police .said

lU'.ey ; w. re iimtw,.ire < of the visit .'

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