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: >rn,,ii expression [rum the Authority Chairman Joseph■ .itelli said the Authoritv s position ini Davison Koad was the same as its position on am■ ittie: area without municipal water the water will conn w hen'it-, is economically ad

atttape.ius to the Authority to provide it

VS * i. tio ' provide water win'!, the mones is available 'here no question !>ut that we

iii 1 Mr i .itelli stressed But Mr. Boltrier continued to press lor an Authority corn

.tm ert and Mr Catellt h a th suggested that the

Authority engineer t«> assigned ■■ go back to Borough water i'iftctals and to the study to see ■t at arrangement can be made to provide w ater through Borough lines sooner than the Authority might be able to do it

h; other action the Authority te n d ed to m eet with the

! i anbury Township attorney to liscuss th a t neighboring otomuiiity s plot.- tor feeding

the etfluent Iron, planned $1 million sewer system into the Authority s treatm ent plant

The sewer system planned in i i.inbury would se rve the

village area and would carry about Jao 'mmi gallons daiiv

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arrangementsump pumps are in about TV

percent ot township homes according to engineer Kenneth Lernm who mentioned the problem at Monday night s m eeting ol the l t i l i t ie ' Authority The pumps control ■i.i id A o! ground v. a ter w »eeps into some basements m the area The water should be pumped out onto lawns or into the street Mr U rom said The sewer system is not designed to Carry the extra gaIlonage Iron, '•unips and will back up when overloaded he explained

Ironically he noted the com plain ts of sew erage backing up through basement

T o A i d B o r o u g h C o f

Police Auxiliary To FormHightstown Borough Police

Chief Lawrence in her wants 25 M* men between lit and 25 years old to volunteer for a hi hour training program which will educate the men in the twsics ot police activities

This Civil Defense Auxiliary Police corps will Ix-gin training at the Hlghtslown police station within two weeks il the gt 111 men sought turn in applications soon the i hiet -cud Tuesday Applications are available it the police station

The men are to be used on duty with regular full-time officers in time of need

could be used on such missions as Halloween patrols traffic and crow d control during parades and for such roles as the recently formed ad hoc

Ku Hiatt Klan patrolsm an from

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and fill out. an ap W ell take all we the Chief said in

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Any young Might:t htet Artjher said pick up plication can get. response young men might quality for membership

The mwhour training period would probably fie spread over about eight week-- The training progr.in. i- i '«>!(hiuited b L; Alex H eyessey P atro lm an Terry Bender will act as training officer Graduates will receives; Certificate of Merit issued by the Borough for the program, which Chief Archer said is the only one of its kind that he knows of in the State

After g raduation corps members will be qualified in the use of a police service revolver operation of radar speed detection equipment and will be able to issue summons the Chief said

Among:the courses offered to hietnlwrs a re

civil government motor vehicle regulations cn mind I law crowd controlpistol qualification including

firing ;use ot radar with classes on

the st rends basic hirst aid court room procedures juvenile control patrollinggambling and narcotics in

vestigatipnsinvestigative procedures arrest search and seizure community relations accident investigation, and

traffic directing The course according to ’he

* 'hiet closely parallels one given atj Hightstown recently for men; training to become specia l ; police o fficers m Allerttovin. H ightstown and

ot low p ressu re (rom Brooktree area

Also the Authority < alls from patrons asking , color and taste problems tap water iron which e from the deep wells t- source of the color and problems m em ber' said iron is not in am wav a t

demonstrationsAs the corps i> now en

visioned, however such duties would be strictly voluntary Members would not be paid for a ttend ing tra in ing sessions e ith er but the ir insurance coverage would be picked up b) the Borough the Chief said

E. W indsorCounci] Will Meet Monday

Horouiih P la n n er sDelay D e c i s i o n s

( hi l Free ( a s e sHightstown P lanning Board

delayed decisions on three ap plica'...os at its meeting Monday A'l will be betore the Board again next month

In one case the Board reierred the decision to the zoning board which must decide on whether or not to gran! a variance to allow construction ot .. nome on a tot of I (.rape Run Hoad containing ■) tot square feet The minimum in the area is 10,000 square leet

Two other cases involved more lots on (.rape Hun Koad and a plan to subdivide a large tract off the cul-de sac on Hagemont Avenue In both cases, the Board took the advice of its engineer and delay«d action pending repo rts on drainage in the lots

once trained and sworn in. the corps -the Chief said will bolster the ranks of Might stown s already highly regarded < . il Defense unit and assis t the police reg u la rs .in iliv The orps members

i !,s ■’ ■ or applications forrenewal of East W indsors to liquor license holders will tx> on the agenda when Council meets in a special session Monday at 8 p in m Tow nship Hall

Action on the licenses which ■ : • Bike! Silly S each

eat was delayed at the regular June m eeting when a l*oiiee health report on one ot the applications had not been com pleted

The East Windsor licenses in iude mx bar* one package store

mil three private club licenses

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The second annual pet show fm dogs cats and miscellaneous animals w ill be held this Saturday at 2 p fn at the Intermediab School ; iicld The contest is sponsored by the Hightstown E c Windsor Jaycee Jayceette

Entry forms will tie av ailable a! the school field beginning at T p m on Saturday Ribbons lor first second and third places wiii be awarded in each category tor the la rgest sm allest most unusual and best groomed animate

Further information is available : ■ ■. M r' M.irt.tr; Si hw.,r t .

.n audience described as en siastic heard David Posner a 'bimeat student at Hebrew

nr 1 ol lege in Cincinnati Me essed form ation of a gregat on able in meet the ds ot the modern Jewish

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The Rev William Haughne>pastor of St Anthony's officiatedat the. Nupt:ia'l Mass

Escorted b> her father thebride wore - j_. c*y-. - ,k ■ 'rgar.r.t-.over taffetin - heath with a highstand-up ec»tlar trimmed m laceAccenting i(he gown were Bishopsleeves of xirganza trimmed withtiny buttons, Lace and pink ribbontrimmed tihe bodice train andw nst> The tram was set from thewaist and tr-ailed behind the gownThe veil w*is elbow length .

The bridt:■ was attended by MissK aren Koth of P rinceton asm atron of honor B ridesm aidsincluded Mrs M arianneLe-vc re n te of Trenton MrsBarbara Gallagher of YardviHeand Mrs Regina P osner ofLevittown

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r he empi ? g<:>wns wereaccompar, i eel with lew el neckand long >-lee•ves hiighiiighted withfloral emt>roidery P id ure hats tomatch ea ch gown wer■e worn aseach can*ted a has ket of assortedsum m er Flo w ers Tfic bride scascade o lowers me■faded pmksweet hea rt roses , stephanotis,and baby s breath

Timothy Folev bro! her of thegroom wa y best main Lshersw ere Dougi,as Dairy triple andStanley og rodm ck both ofT renton amd Braan ' metLambertv ille Rinjg bcarer wasDennis Fo'ley . youngest: brother ofthe groom

A recepl ion at the Bafttle GroundCountry Tub im m ediatelyfollowed \he cererru c:1-

Following a wedding trip to the Caribbean, the couple will reside in Bordentowr Township The nride has attended Hightstowr High School Kider College and is a graduate of Mercer Countv Community College The groom is a graduate of athedral High school of Trenton and Rider College He is a teacher with the Bristol Township School System

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Hightstowr held its last general meeting of .the club year Monday i , « 4 a: fhe home of Mrs Frank

hastm ai The members enjoyed the ir usual Pot Luck d inner followed by a brief business n eeting and some fun and games pt— idea 1 Mrs Robert Troike

Highhgti’- u! (he evening were tht evening plans of the Junior Friday Club s Fall Fashion Show to be held in October and presented Hess Brothers of Allentown, Penna and the decision tf the < lub members to host a nut tier Charity Ball in the spring of 72 Proceeds from the hall again go to the Hightstown

► East Windsor YMCAOn display at the Pot Luck

dinner was a three-foot-high trophy awarded to the Junior Friday c |ub of Hightstown for placing second with their float

Never 1 Yiderestimate the Power of a Woman in the MemorialDay P arade hairm an for thefloat omr; ttee was Mrs Patrick Campbell driver of the float was Mr^ PhJip Pullen and riding with her sen- the pas! Presidents of the Junior Friday Club Mrs

1 George Miller Mrs John Heaney and Mrs Scott Frazer Dressed in costum e for "N e v e r Un­d e re s tim a te the Pow er of a Woman wa- Mrs .Jeff Eldridge i- Rose Kennedy her daughter ‘hristen as aroline Kennedy

Mrs Jay Behr as Amelia Earhart, Mrs Jam es Z irkle as C lara Barton Mrs \!ex Ruden as Betsy Ross and Mrs Patrick Campbell as Carev Nation

l. rated in m arriage on Saturday were Miss Brenda Jean Wright and Mr Paul Anthony Mmore

/ / I Brenda is thi daughter of MrsA K n I f I H n a r Mary Lynn Wright of High!

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Mrs. Paii! An thonv M inore, to rtne rly Miss Brenda W right

Mi Shidaugh ter of Mr Mrs the bride as it honor andEmerson Wilson Andover Mass bridesmaids were .*became the bride of Charles Garabediar and M rs RichardHenry Baier J r son of Mr and B r oc k m a n n sis ter of t heMrs Charles H Ba ler Sr of bridegroom The mati•on of honorHightstown New Jerse►v dtiring a wore a gowr ot mint green silk2 p m,ceremony on Ju ne 12 in thf* organza over taffetaAndover Bapti-’ Chtj rch Rev bridesmaids svore go^k ns of pa leEarl B Robinson offic lalec pmk silk org er taffeta

Escorted to the all i\ her Their head pieces werek Dior tx)wsfather the bride wore of organza and lace and thevwhite silk organza over*, taffeta the cuffed Bishop sleeves and front of Empire bodice were ot ribbed organ/,. i.,«nded with ■ lace ending with a detachable Cathedral tram The.,-bouffant tiered veil of illusion fell from a Dior bou of organza and lace and she carried her mother s Bible with phalenopsis orchids and stepha not is

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The Twilighters Singles d u b invites single adults to a dance the Elks Hall on Hickory Corner Road at Route 130 on Friday night June 25 at 9

This dance wall feature muse fn Nick Basin refreshments and an air-conditioned building

carried colonial bouquets ol pale pink miniature carnation' and rose- vv jth babies breath

Mr harle ' H Baier Sr per formed best man duties for his son while David Thompson Richard Brockmanr, William Frankland and Paul McDowell ushered guests

Mrs William Frankland at tended the goes' book

Following a reception in the Church Vestry the couple left on a wedding trip to the Bahamas

Mrs Baier who graduated from Andover High School and Fisher Junior College w as employed as a sec re ta ry a t the DASA Cor poration in Andover

Her husband who graduated from Montreal Anderson Junior College and Gordon College is entering his senior year at Gor d o n C o n w e ll T h e o lo g ic a l Seminary in So Hamilton Mass

The couple will reside in Manchester B', The sea Mass

of Princeton Junction Paul is th e ’ -on of Mr and Mrs Anthony Minore of Hightstown

The ceremony was performed by Rev Gandek at the First Methodist Church of Hightstown

Given in m a rr ia g e by her.* father the bride was attended by Miss Linda J W right sister of the bride as m aid of honor Bridesmaids were Mrs Catherine Applegate of Englishtown and Miss Claudia Bloom of Cranbury Miss Patirica Sigle of Jam esburg Miss M arg a re t Bunting of H ightstown and Miss Debra A pplegate of E nglishtow n as flower girl

David Greene of Hightstown acted as best man l shers in eluded Warren J Wright brother of the bride Joseph Varo. Kevin Hopkins Gary Hopkins all of H ightstown, and Robert Ap plegate of Englishtown as ring bearer

The bride wore a white gown with pearl and diamond sequins She had a iong tram falling from the waist and a long chapel veil with a how headpiece and ballerina veil The bride s mother wore an aqua blue gown with white accesso ries while the groom s mother wr.ri a light lavender gown with matching accessories

Following the wedding ceremony the reception was held at the Hightstown V F W Post 5700 Banquet Hall with 185 guests

The bride and groom will have a three-week honeymoon trip to Florida After the trip they will reside in Hightstown

The bride and groom were graduates of Hightstown High School The groom is also a graduate of Trenton State College and will be going back to school lor his m aster's degree

Mrs. 1 I’a tru k I >ley. fo rm e rly Miss lean K asalis

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, sons; and D aughters ol Liberty will hold a rummage sale jat the Com m unityBuilding Rogers Avenuetomorrow Friday June 25Irom ■) a in to 7 p m

Help the Hightstowi, First Aid Squad by sending your coin card check or cash donation it; t>elwe the end of July They cannot exist and do their work without vour help

Mrs, L ill ie . Croshaw. 120 Railroad Avenue whom so many know and think so much of i will observe another bir thday next Thursday July 1

Nant v Snook graduated from the Fjfllen Cushing Jun ior i allege and has been accepted it I,astern Baptist College for the fall term John Snook is home for a tew weeks with his family from the Johnstone T ra in ing C enter in Bor dentown They are the children of Mr and Mrs John Snook

Two sons of Mr and Mrs Richard Lennon of Windsor are home from college Both are in the ROTC program Michael a ttends the l Diversity of M innesota in M inneapolis Minnesota and will be a junior He expects to be at sea in July. irv attends the 1 'ntverstty of

Washington and Seattle and will t|>e a sophomore He is presently at sea

Members of Ctrl Scout TroopHIT enjoyed a cam ping

weekend at Camp Wanda this [last weekend Members at tending w ere Suzanne Newm an. E rika B irkhim er, Lois Sullivan B arbara Schearer Beth Burkett Susan Frohbieter Lisa Hvland Beth Harper Klaine Lowe Eileen shahan M elissa O D esse r Julia DeVries and Valerie Heavier They w ere ac comnanxed by Mrs Richard Burkett and Mrs Jack Froh Meter

S evera l g rad u a te s who belong to the Hope Baptist • liurfh were entertained at a barbecue at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob McFIvaine on

York Road Atterwards the gp>up enjoyed a concert giver; by the Philadelphia College of Bible quartet a: the BibleBaptist Church in Hamilton Square sundav afternoon Rev and Mrs Walter Stuart attended a Jesus People rally at Hillsborough Township south Somerville Next Sunda;. .it 2 p m another rally will be held For more information call Rev Stuart

Mr and Mrs John M ackenzie Hickory < orner Road had as guests for u few days Mrs M ackenzies twi brothers and their wives Mr and Mrs Joe Snyder and Mr anti Mrs Ralph Snyder ail of Bakersville North i aroima also her brother in law and her sister Mr and Mrs Dennis Craig Columbus Ohio This was a happy family reunion celebration as they all came to attend Jim Mackenzie - high school graduation

Mr and Mrs Harold C Moore. Hickory Corner Hoad wish to express appreciation to all those who remembered them with a sympathy card at the time ol the death of Mr Moore's mother Mrs Florence Moore of Crossw icks N J

F acu lty and s tu d en ts of Hightstown High School who w ish to say good bye to Bjorn Joelsson the A F S student from Sweden, are invited to stop by the home of Mr and Mrs Cope 254 Stockton Street tomorrow afternoon Friday June 25, between the hours, ot 2 and 5 p m Since Bjorn s baggage is pushing the weight limit it is urged that no gifts t>e brought He leaves Sunday morning for an extended bus tour preceding reorientation meetings and his departure for home on July 14

R em em ber the donkey baseball game between Fast Windsor V olunteer F ire Company »i Inc and flight stown Engine Company *1 tomorrow night Friday June 25 at 7 JO at the Intermediate School playing field F ast W incisor Volunteer F ire Co ladies aux ilia ry will sell refreshments

kirk Nels Monsen 4 L. month-old son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Monsen Brooktree was christened Sunday. June 20, at

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The Autumn Club lor Older Citizens recently held its last meeting of the year with a lun cheori in the family room of the F irst Baptist Church More than at members and guests attended the affair

The new officers ot the Club for the earning year are Mrs Roy B Neuis President Mrs Calvin H P e rrm e Vice P residen t Mrs G race West S ecre tary andCalvin H P errm e, Treasurer

Many interesting programs and trips were enjoyed during the year Mrs Harvey Parry ot Meadow Lakes presented a talk with slides on Alaska a Christ rnias Party given by the Junior Friday Club w as attended by more than loo people Lex i l Leepresented a talk with slides on a recent trip to Europe Calvin H Perrme s|M>ke on the history and making of laces by the Native Lace Works with descriptive pictures Alpheus H Albert gave a talk with slidek on the early history of Hightstown bus trips were made to. New York City to see the F,aster show at Radio City and to the DuPont Longvvood Gardens at Wilmington Del

Trips are scheduled this sum mer to the Bucks County Play House at New Hope Pa and to Atlantic City

Regular meetings for the next year will start in September Those interested in joining the Autumn Club may call Mr Perrm e anv morning at 448 2247

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Guides To Lead Tour Of Campus Sculpture

sum m er Intune will luurth season ot repertorv ,1 on Thursday night Jun< .*4 \ R ichard N ash 's tar A m erican rom antic com er

The R ainm aker Addttioi ;x-rtormances are scheduled Ju 23 26. 27. July H. 9 in. m a i nftdrtioned Ham ilton Murr

heal re C urta in tim es a teirsdav Friday and Saturd n’t its at H Mi arid Sunday n i H t

The K am m aker is m lasjical kind ot story that is he

American folklore A sni estern town is caught in the 1 unending drought and despa

Princetonourv t»l some <>1 u \u i wi th r u tnt> he tween plain girl rap*ar\ scu lp tu re Stanhout* 1da 11 an< ollege (K-rilous ageihe campus ;ind j j,u , Ne celson s At- married Inversit v are nu>>phejre and E ent tempts at m»:luntHM guides of iafuch vsii> put in j.yJace thi^ w k eligible rnar

under the „e,,r \.,ksa u Street1 on 1 he [oiwn in rarrnh seem

ng the ill un

Fullits l eague ipn M emorial r

culpture on represents 011

sculptors in K,.t

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than even she is at the pn tier becoming an elt)

Into the middle ot all if andes Starbuck He d a • t lit1 -n rn»ikt* ?l fijir'. to r

fraud hut ••me he inspi rrie backgrr

St n u t s I t . i l l *

I n tu l in u ' O. <HW

or ' ot the Art as so s Head . under eon olleague and Nesiar each

>ne and a halt

•puiptures on

Roman Musical Comedy Rated High At Bucks

F are g Happened W lilwiv. Fa rent as Senev the" • A\a*. •• the Forum will older would-be lover was

2 - .. a t>i .aughs at clearly not a ' senile as hist- ., . ss ■ aunt • Playhouse name implied

" ■ ' c : may be (or Jnelle Jons has a too in• •r *w . terwards as relhgent visage tor the part of

. 1 rec- 1- : ( arte has the tieauttful. young pleasantly ■er e sure contused v -.rgm Fhdia though

•• -ecti: ipaes • milk prat 'h e played well A bit too much c ■ not quite whooping and swooping in the

pass,: ,e at at every voice Needs p rac tice and - "... '< m usical polish Gloria AAdlis is entirely

too a t tra c tiv e as Senev s Add • that 1 sparkling dom ineering wile Much

• pat - , a 't and thicker evebrows and a little

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■dune htiei ent Horn a

sudd providequid it not in granular torm

at which to take all the itrageous ca lam ities and og cal banalities : kc lemon haired charmer mi ( rete (»t a house of slave iirtesans w hen the courtesan - sc constituted one ot the ret distinct classes of women ancient Home the other two mpnsing in ettect. the slave id the tree born female cum

>r take the eunuch He was t necessarily the efteminate wkmg gotigoozler as por ived if: Forum though atinier eunuch than John •/set.11 you may never see ..ini The in te rp re ta tio n ffectly serves the purpose ■tually eunuchs employed tor

-bag the ivt-d opposed those acting as chamberlains court officials not all of the t i : a et • . ast • ated by any cans w ere necessary not •cause ot th e ,1 supposed s in tercst in women The lipb emir shah or whatever In ! give two hoofs in Hades tout tha t It was the opagalmi; ot the royal seed .it mattered Kunuchs could ;t did make love to their urges if thee were so in

d especially piufts on Ttit- nose would helpI on by Art give more meaning to the>tn io u s con script■' to mdulge Jim Scott gave sfy Lycosto enjoy an keeper ol the courtes&ng lots oi

ibsurdities is -i rikmg atiout and a good deal:i lustice ot flexing (>t (he optic musclest 'to r \ takes \ line actor Robert Coucitl'si-s with '.he presence as K rroneus was

and the sufficient to provoke peels ofhat m atter laughterof laughter Imagination is lacking in theticient saline presentation of the eourtesans

!he '

them selves When ce rta in in te rp re ta tio n s in con tem p o rary vehicles a re overdone they become passe Im a g e s must tx‘ freshened Tixi much similarity in type and costume usual belly dancing attire made this an easily forgotten group Opportunity for humor is lost

For sheer endurance and versatility as their title in d ica les ihe P ro teans Kd Barnes L J Dezseran and i 1 M f t/patrick must be given special praise From eunuch to loot soldier to everything else in nothing flat is no-small feat

Morlec Osborne

(inceptions a farce like

ich universal fait one can Forum and Anti further

l i l B A f UN ENCOUNTERWITH MATURE ADUt TS1

Singles Dance Friday June 25, 9 P.M.

Music by N ick Basin

Elks Hali Hickory Comer Rd . Near RIt- 130, next to Ford OhHigh mown

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i t? I i e n t i ri t e r p r e t a 11 o n s F rederu Major was cunning .oid conniving as Pseudolus Hen- and tfieri- fie needs a note • - - • ,eliiw - - help him keep on

ke\ Never was there a more glorious Miles Glonoses than I.- k W ashburn ornate as a pea on k s le a th e rs the g; .oldest warrior personified

Ft'.;! i irl.mdo as Hero is good looking and sings as w ell as any urrent super star lie needs

but to change his name to f-.g e lh ard f S ei'zerfm k and mstan! tame can tw* his

Fan Keith the hysterical Hvstenuni was ttu- favorite of tin- audience in general and

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■ >\ idtng .i constructiveior their energies

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> date happenings in nd Fast Windsor read -Bights Herald.

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Baseball s a strange gam«

Post 5 7 0 0 D n tp s ( A i m e s 6 I n

C ou n ty Hath IjtofiHlghtstown VFVV 570 continued

its early season slump in the Mercer County Senior Babe kutr league last week when they dropped their fifth and straight games of the- nung campaign

West W indsor handed the a* at- a 7-3 setback on June 16 and the next night Jacobeili Builder- slammed out a 12-0 victory West

indsor overcame a 2-0 Might stown lead to score four times in the bottom of the second and register their first win of the season The locals scored -ingle rums in the first second and third innings with two of the .in­coming on solo home runs by Alex Farr and Bob Dempsey Bill Campbell notched the win with a six hitter while Dempsey wen’ the distance and took the -loss

Jacobeili s scored five runs r the first inning and coasted the rest of the way as Tim Mueiheisen hurled a two-tetter and fanned eight in the process laising pit

• cher Brad Thompson got the winners first hit. a sixth inning single and firstbaseman Snook accounted for the locals other safety in the seventh < atcher Gerry Loftus went four for four with a triple and two KBl s to lead the win

W i l l I t u r n s f t i f f

It eii Sf'orr 11 ith lloro?game between the Fast Windsor Volunteer F ire Co No 1 and Hlghtstown Engine Co No 1 will be held Friday June 25th at 7 30 p m at the Intermediate School on Stockton Street

The ball game is played entirely on trained donkeys whose only goal in life appears to be not to let the players ride them <

Last y e a rs game won by Hlghtstown. was enjoyed as much by the adults as the children It w.t - one it the funruest-events held in the Fast Windsor Hlghtstown area all year

Tickets mav be obtained in advance from anv East Windsor or Hlghtstown fireman or at Tigers Deli or Maruts Sunoco

ck from a sc<velds- innings oj* i eke out a r gave up cover Bor Brtan M ..une 20 at j Sc line squa<it own The xp:ring v a> tagged ;arr:* tv re iie\ mg Rich Nmake ’heir .r. tad relieved

4 a sella s pnJu|ie IS, the fir

i shortstop thxand <fr 1’lad tossed a :to be the ga me o t>eai Lav. ren

with some oserunning Wight*itovin left!h a double Co had his best dhat proved unutorrn with a thion Brunn s

of passed Hamiitc>nel Lewis Broad Some from Bordentat 5-all in Ew ing fl single b> Hightstc• >tage for T renfonhie tha t Hopewe

opp*-mx-run second ir two-nin triple thi

in tifth frame• Ivins was the

second inningthe losing pit se m a n Jo h n• and a double.

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remade, used igam and then a never-ending

ymbol would be used on alland literature of the

>n P a r tic ip a n ts a re

requested to send all entries to Mrs K W'ethenmayer Maple s tre a m Road E ast Windsor

Contest deadline is July 31Mrs Violet Hertrich Chairman

of Recycling Dav No announces that it is scheduled for Saturday

; July 10. from 0 a m to 1 p m at the H lghtstown High School Parking Lot Residents are urged to participate by saving glass

) newspapers tin. aluminum and j cardboard for recycling rather 1 than disposal

At the June - collection Kf 890

.units ■ ■■ glass 10 tons of ' narrels of tin and

tr re ls cl m t*d M m

ci c- participated inrcHot w ho n earned more

or the Coalition All ods will be us«f for en

projects within the Anv.me nterested in

.interring- hour or more Mrs Hertrich at

Nt volunteers will be Hvlcii clue to the drain on help

■ unimer vacations

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Kadiant. Realtors Still Lead I eague

Radiant la m p and Van Hise Agency m ain ta ined their respective leads in the National and American divisions of the Hlghtstown Fast Windsor Babe Ruth League last week but the real highlight of the week s actmi was the superb all around per formance of Stackhouse Agency s Sammy Ames

Ames hurled a four h itter fanned 15 batters and hit for the cycle with a single a double a triple and a home run to lead his Stackhouse 5-51 squad to a 10-4 win over Twin Rivers Scott ( arduner and George Danser chipped in with three hit- apiece for the winners who trail Van

Htse by only one game while Randy Matheson slammed out a double ami a single for the losers ‘6-4 who are two games behind Radiant Lamp

The D am pers 8 2 b lasted Rotary Club lit 5 as Steve Fhlers and Hobby Byrne combined for a two hitter Ron Me Ripley s three1 hits paced the winners 10-hit attack and Pete Waiblinger double and triple for Rotary 8 1 only safeties Van Hise1 squeeked out an 8-7 extaa-i win over McGraw-Hill t2rR*John Martini doubled a winning run in the eighth frar Ed Hannon notched the win allowing only two hits

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Juniors Run, Jump, Throw

ip lifts this spirited competitor rvq Saturday’s Junior Champ trc

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Jaycees conducted their . Junior (hump. Program • Peddle SchiKil on Saturday . Champ is a track and field petition separately lor twiv girls from seven through 14 ot age competing in tw intervals

More than 100 vnum participated in the 4o e Short and long distanct races runnir g and standing jumps and fun type consisting of softball t

it the in Yard Dash Heather swart/. Junior Marv Lee DamUtz. Kathy John

Hausherr- and Ross Randolph and David Bense years too Aard Dash Mary Leei year Dam ut/ Judy Catelli

itxi 5ard Dash Mary Leets te rs Damut2 Judy ( atelh. Jeff Catelli vents Ross Randolph and David Bense

fool r Running Broad Jum p Eileen broad Houston Patty Hunt Judy Catelli.

events Steve Sem eniuk Tommy Anbrow ijrevvs John Sears and David

swartz and Jeff Dolled Softhall Throw Jean Tizzano K

P olixeni K atsaros A nnam arie ■( Fndv Mark T raeg ler A! I Hausherr Darren Spady and Tony Henr Screws

Wheelbarrow Race kathv M

Legged Race Donna xu.iy i arol. Frank

ik and Bernie Chymazak. artti and Tim Hunt, and

(•y mcaklain Sack Alma Lowrey.

1 >amulz, i arrie O'Hare.

wheelbarrow three legged and Bensepotato sack races w ere held Standing Broad Jum p HeatherPrizes were given to all par sw art/ Jeff Dolledticipants j Standing Broad Jum p Heather I

Johnston and arol and Hal Hyman and Richard HulevMichael Blazoski and Jim Catelli Dei .dhlon Marie Penzes

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SOFTBALL throwee-goes wav back to build up power before unleasmg his entry* in the track meet sponsored by the Hiqhtstown East Windsor Jayceeson Saturday

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Little LeagueR o u n d r 1p

Basketball ( 'amp Returns I n J u ly

cording to the te fitly r e leased by In- Pesce -opho

and Joe Ball

Wadlinger and

PP«1 the depart

Mike Levtnus pitching ,pla\ers

Minore l he

dominated a squad , ,nK t>ne senior ten three sophs

Heading this qui standing performer lerftelder pitcher Ivtr tied tor the lean hitting departments He appeared in all 23 games lor the locals with a ■oil- ii.i batting a erage or . in tor h.j p l a te performance Besides

out

stability to the defense av utihtyman Brad Barlow a Ji

In the pitching depart- I 'esee usually called righ thanders W adlinger l.evmus lor the laugher a.-

’.hose lour teal also had the mi the most dou stolen Itases strikeout i hn*c 1 it hers I - with one each l hander a Iso c<

t, leading totals he

blest 7 the most 161 the fewest

and he tied with ir the most homers

The smallish lei implied a 2 1 mound

mark with a 2.7)5 KHA and 26 MrikeouLs in only 22 innings

Joining Ivins in the limelight was catcher Ball who batted at a iiiH clip 27 tor 80 ' w ith four

doubles a home run and 13 KB I s and rightfielder Kueckc?t who hit ju.i 23 for 76 with 16 runs scored

and five triple* which led the team Both boys played in all 2.3 contests for Hightstown and were the only other loo plus hitting regulars besides tvins

O ther h itting s tandou ts tor second year skipper I’esee were m lJelders Gene Snook Bob Dcmpsov and Lou Dallenbuch Snook a letty swinging junior firsthaseiTian led the club in RBI s with 16 despite a 225' 16 for 711 av erag e Soph secondsacker I temps)*-, who wall not return to fills next year as his family is

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anetv ot reereat summer unde: the Planned

the

Twin I enjoy a activities this direction of Devetopme R ecreation Ropetk

Mr Ropetk Mrs Arnold Ropetk of Lawren ceville is a senior journalisn major at Northwestern I roversity in Evanston 111- Programs planned hy (he new R ecreation D irec to r include schetiuled softball and baskethai! games involving team s organized in Twin Rivers young people themselves Children wilt be ahl,C to check out equipment such as horseshoe sets frtsltees. lootbr

tether ball ball sets tor

soccer tfalls paddle tether during the day

Construction handball court in p rogrt

Isnd

of vollev hall and . in Twin'Rivers is

and basketba ll standards were installed on a new court adjacent to Poo! ( inc on Monday A land parcel between Pool One and Ethel Mt Knight

Se formation ot a competition with

lor young people

•d team play will w eekday- Thut ! i-served for un :es Mr Kopeik Rivers feminine

■ s ignored I here mg races let her jail tournaments kes lor both girls ie notes that itunent tor check

: ei essary i! either circuit it will \.r played "ti June 28 29 or to

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ikkees wrapped up their u n b e a t e n season with a pair ol dei isi.ii'.s over the'Red Sox and the i t ,i . - 1 he Yanks beat the Red s, . t- sean i onion pitched the wit, .uaj has given plenty of of tensive support bv Dave Sear !rc 'no ■ tuples and Stan (’lark two docft'les They concluded

their ■■ amlpaigii w ith a hard-fought, pa triumph over the Indians as Prank Terlizw tossed a two-hitter and struck out 13 to lies! Grady Ivm- seen > onion supplied the pnv.ei with two triples to drive in all three! runs while Ivins and Bobby Inckm an had the losers only hits)

i: the Only other game reported (hi ( 'ardtnals rocked the Giants 5

as Mitch Robbins chalked up his fourth wjm John Ebert had the garm deputing hi! a three run homer while Jett Latelii had two hits for (he losers

MINORS

In the game of the year in this division! the T igers l t d ’ em ergen with the A m erican pennant by edging the A unkeep lie4 15 12 on SteveHaucheij s three run homer in the tiottoni id the las! inning Brad

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L O S T A B O YLost' A 8 o y 1 N ot kidnapoed bv band.ts and hidden in a cave to weep

and starve and raise a nation to frenzied searching N o. his tether lost him Too busy to sit w ith him and answer his trivial questions during the

years when Dad is the only great hero to a boy He lost his hold on this son.

Yes. his m other lost him too Engrossed in w orthw hile programs, clubs w ith high aims, she let the babysitter hear his prayers She, too , gave up her place ol influence in the life of her young son

The church lost him, too. A m id sermons for the wise and well-to-do w ith care lo f dignity and even sound doctrine there was found no place for a restless boy in the worship service

Was this your boy > Selected "Tram up a child in the way he should go and when he IS old he w ill not depart from you

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Please send literature explaining how I may help my child to mature not only in his body but in his soul and spirit Name.Address

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State of New Jersey They are row eligible to

participate iri the National test which will be t ven in the near future This was the most ex tensive course of its kind of­fered in the state This 13-week course the first of its kind offered in the area was a pilot p rogram sponsored by the State of New Jersey

I-ectures and demonstrations were given by doctors from Princeton Hospital and Hun­terdon \1edicai ( enter Among these w ere lectu res and demonstrations onsisting of new techniques in splinting extrication from automobiles, em ergency ch ildb irth back and neck injuries medical emergencies bleeding shock. Pulm onary R esuscita tion Cardiopulmonary Resuscita­tion First Aid For Laryngecto­mees. driving and eommunica ttons

For additional training the seven members are now a t­tending a lo hour observation session at Hunterdon Medical Center

XSf \ FATH O M

VD\ F NTlSTt HI K( H

Asm-: ,1: ■ si \r th u r Michel .lnnounee*- service at the seventh day Adventist ( hurehat 116 Broad St Saturday June 26 at 11 a m Guest speaker a J 1 t** Pastor V> B Quigley who will conduct an inauguration serv ice for the hurch Wednesday, June it) there

will fie Bible study & Prayer Meet >.g Pathfinder Meeting ages 10 to 13c 7 30 p m

Editor line Herald

The Ejast, Windsor Regional Board o: Education s decision at 1

Tjeida;. morn.ni; Jane - extend S u p e rin te n d en t John Hunt's contract through 1975 was directly in opposition to the ex­pressed view-i of many of the voters that elected it. and was disdainful of the concept of open community participation in the policy milking decisions of ’he school system

The decision to extend Dr Hunt s cjontract was hasty and potentially harmful to the com munity jat this time for the following reasons

The acjt of offering Dr Hun; a three-yejar co n trac t was premature in that Dr Hunt s present iontract does not expire until Jurjie 1972 The additional ■ ear would have given the board o! which four were in office less

than three1 months and the voters additiona, time to evaluate him

This contract effectively grants Dr Hunt;tenure in our school The community 'hen no longer has the option if changing the person most responsible ior the education of our children Dr Hum is only 35 years old now, which means that our schob. system may not have a

flange in administration for the next 30 years

That it is unwise for a school system to have tenure at the superintendent level is reinforced by the fact that the state leg is la tu re is p resen tly con sidering a btll which would ef fectively preclude the granting oF this ty pe of tenure any w here in the state This bill is still subject to deliberation and our board therefore does not know what the final outcome will be in regard to those who already have attained tenure

Dr Hunt has demonstrated the uncanny ability to arouse large segment^ of the community to support those who are opposed to him Within the last three months Lido peo p le signed a petition to remove inm from his position This is a clear indication of present public sentiment which the board has disregarded

The board did not notify the press or the public that this subject would be discussed at the meeting, This contract was not specifically listed among the 29

A bigger dollar’s worth.

At the New Jersey Blues we work everlastingly to cope wth escalating hea’tn care cost's and to provide our3 5 fh'-hGo. m em ber a bigger return tor metf health care dollar

We do in a variety of ways for one we keep a watchful eye

on ove-bead As a result.' our com tuned ad ” Histrative costs take ‘.ess than 6 cents o- each do far versus

,heahh insurers

Working wvsth doctors and hOSp»

to the minimum and screen out Dene ftts for unnecessary admissions Re* progress has beer: made and we’r keeping a1 '

We are expanding outpahem an out of h o s p ia ’ coverage t > enc. -a.; ‘ess cosny alternatives f v set. ce that can be performec just as we ou Side of the hosp'fa

And we stretch health 00 a-'s other ways -W-tth a long history of sue pod of ways to discourage unneces sary health ca-e facHibes or service W'tn a new program that w !■■ avot

costly duplication whele two family members have two forms of cove-age \ • one would-be denied his benefits \ erne woci’d cc ect twee either

Recently aws werje modernized ■ groups of 100 or more can pay rates based on me- us^ge This new current-coa! rating s ndw avail-able to

ups -eQuestmg rt Otne- groups w oe phased' n or- this practical pay' as you go basts during the honths ahead

A bigger dollar's Worth That s what »f is aii about

N E W J E R S E Y BLUE C R O S S A N D BLUE SHIELD 0

Community Calendar

;:ems 0! the agenda This coupled with the fact that it came up at I 00 n the morning due to a new >chedulmg of items seems ar obvious attem pt by the board to eliminate any public opposition

Since ’he board has not made any statem ents concerning the above m atters I feel that the public is entitled to an open letter of explanation of the board's actions

In conclusion 1 would like to applaud Mrs Byrnes for her strength of conviction in casting the lone dissenting vote

Lew is D Meixler 11 Cherry Brook Lane

Editor The Herald

This letter should interest anv citizen of the Hightstown East Windsor area concerned with the quality of human and animal life This sounds a little dram atic -bu; read on

Water is a fluid needed by all living things The quality of an . environment s water is an in­dication of the quality of life in and around that water The major flow of water through our two towns s Rocky Brook Rocky Brook is. then an indication of the water run off from our two towns

If an aquatic biologist were to analyze this water he would have * to conclude that the quality of life in and around Hightstown and East Windsor is rotten I air, not talking off the top of my head I have seen published data from the .state Department of Health that ind icates the b ac te ria from human and other wastes is so high in Rockv Brook that it is unsate for swimming Vet our children do and will fish and play in it all summer

I am angry at this writing because this Friday I witnessed another fishkill in. Rocky Brook Dozens of small fish a 15 ba#S la rg e c£rp, tadpoles, catfish -it got them all This morning Monday 1 observed many 12' 15" carp rolling and thrashing and gasping at the edge of thC water just downstream from the Rt 130 bridge

With three fishkills before the summer begins and having had three fishkills during last sum mer what will the quality of our water be at sum m er's end"

ff this information has in •erested you or made you angry hat s not good enough ACT

If you see some air. land or water problem call the State Division of E nv ironm ental Protection 292-7172 and report it If you want some more action, call me 446-6883 we ve got things to do

Sean M Reilly11 South Drive

Flditor The Herald

Add ano ther to the ever- ncreasing number of outrages

perpetuated by the East Windsor Regional Board of Education'

In the wee hours ol the morning of T uesday. June 15. the Superintendent of Schools was voted 8-1 a three year contract as well as a $3,000 raise for next year This was done despite the petition by more than Lion in dividuais who demanded that the Superintendent not be rehired

In a statement which ranks as a classic of obfuscation, the Board President noted after the vote that rhe Board had considered the petition But she stated m an apparent effort to justify the Board's action, that if the critics of the administration can t find o m e good in the schools they the ritics ’ can't be totally right FJerhaps we shall be able to

clarify the m atter by assuring the Board's chief logician that some ritics have found some good in he schools therefore the critics

can t be totally wrong Or-we might further clarify by pointing iut that since the supporters of the

administration find all good in the schools they the supporters must be totally wrong Got it'

At this point the residents of 'his school district cease to be astonished at the Board's capers We have become accustomed toj majestic proclamations that the i Board desires public involvement1 and that the system is not above; criticism Vet the Board seldom ■’ ;sses an opportunity to tnumh their noses at the residents and tax p ay e rs Seldom do they '

acknowledge that ancriticism is valid' \\ hen it comes to phucisopbv the

product ■ on ot fa c t> - and thedissemination of ■em piricalevidence Board membe va ii] sa\nothing I: presseti thenext to nothing It back'ed againstthe wall. ihe\ will $ v aimostnothing Arid i- . Afronted withclear-cut statements ot the will oftheir constituents they w ill act ina -manner That uill -directlv con-tracfict that will >

The onlv question tiiait r emainsis How long will the peopleunrepresented b> th is Boardtolerate this haughty arrogant.

: unresponsive behav mr ■■r. the partot those whom they han ■ elected

Why not telephone ezicb Boardmember and let him have theanswer

Frank J B rennan Jr234 Mornsion \ venue

\ M Roc

nicer:

rv Thursday at Xve. in Hights- thc clinic vyjnt

D r . H a d d e n Is G r a n t e d 3 - W a r F a c t

WEST WINDSOR A three year contract worth $28.otx in its first year was unanimously ap proved for sehoo. superintendent John Hadder. last night by the West Windsor Plainsboro Board of Education

The contract was granted on the recom m endation of a Board committee established to review Dr H addens performance over his first two years

The step does not automatically mean tenure for Dr Hadden, even . though under law he will receive tenure as of July I, 1972

Under an agreement Between the Board and Dr Hadden the Board can still term inate the contract up to Jan I i f ,: decides to change its mind on I.)r Hadden accord ing to Board presiden t Robert Duncan

Dr Hadden was praised by the evaluation committee for his work in planning the new secondary school and for hi.s efforts to strengthen eommunica tior bet ween the administration school board and the two communities

In o th e r ' action the Board rejected all bids for demolition of the remaining building on the secondary school site It will enter into talks yvith the- Princeton Junction . F ire Company which wanLx to use the structure for drills and eventually burn it down

Dr Hadden issued a call to residents to help the schools stop vandalism agaiast school buses parked at night behind the M aurice i 1 aw | ________j

nday l lub v ts ' Hightstown and 1 a>: Windsor to

-V . ' V • X .

‘ or j Sumniei Night" selected and pre- l' tp.'ur:: Pb duct .ms —. tue :• Hinge ot •’ r Budding o! the Lost Presby terun N Main S: Program stjris at S 10 and

is ’tee Relax v passages ( poetry . prose i from some of the world's greatest

1 Do ke\ Baseball Game Hightstown F ire t -o, vs bastW : - dsor Fire ( o ~ . 'u p .n at Intermediate School \uv - . c tickets > I i adults, na tor children \t

g .re Si j s _1[U) 7>c

J.uf>e -S , Jaycees meet at t ranbury Itin S p.m Men in com­munity between ages 21-JS are welcome

i •nniumfx band rehearsal b p.m Intermediate school under Dr F dgai Thomas

June '*J ( on im un i ty c h o ru s rehearsa l S p.m Inter-mediaie School under Louts Filer !\

For 'l I'uth

Dig- S c >oi l ,brats wi remain open during the summer week daysfrom b - ; ans one in

Hie- School Students may withdraw books, hut mmunity may use the library durtng those hours.

\ np io Palisades Park sponsored by the Jaycees for Hightstown High School students plus one guest Minimal tee for the bus trip Registration forms at I racy s must he returned as soon as possible first . ome, first served.

J .'y Dunce at FiightstowTi High School for high schoolstudents at b p.m.

1 act \\ indsor Recreation Commission w ill run tlieir week's events in . icndai f take place at tw< places, the Kreps School

play ground and Veteran’s Park

Children must'be registered Playgrounds are open daily l> a.m -4 p !i except Sunday s . \ arums activities as well as individual mstruc- : w w ■ r be ' cd Dennis Bergerson is summer park direcloi and v drew F.llmer . ; airman of the bast Windsor Recreation Com-rnissioh.

Jure .'V Am and ( rafts Begin Horseshoe throwing (teams)instruction where necessary

Arts and Crafts, Elementary games (counselor-in­structed such as hula hoop, ropes, etc !

June ; Arts arid ( rafts. COSH Ml SHOW 1 p.m KrepsScn .xjl. 2 JO p.m. Veteran's Park, prizes

J At* and ( rafts Volleyball instruction (counselorinstructed)

Calendar compiled by Hightstown Recreation Commission and published by the Herald as a community service. Call Mrs. 1 . Sarafin by Sunday evening to enter public events.

Hightstown Glass and Mirror Co

Glass Furn itu re &

Desk Tops

Made to order

Repair Screens &

Storm Sash W indow*

°icx jc & De"very s e rv e

Cal!: 443-1300

And then it happens.The phone rings, lust one ot the times you wish you could reach tor an extension phone.

w-cost extension pt k><a' Telephone Bt

Niev* Jersey Bell

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Help Wanted

5K< RETARIES & TYPISTS

Needed for interesting temporary job assignments Stop in to see ustoday

MANPOWER INC 2(i Nassau St . Rm .305

Princeton 921-6805

WANTED Cleaning Woman da a week for Ftantn House air conditioned No children Car after 4 p m 395 1299

M T S T OPERATOH needed immediately own transportation no fee Apply American Girl Service Trenton Trust Bldg Rm 1122 , 28 West State St Trentoif m Bill

PB.X ' iPt.RA 1 • time Meadow l Hightstown <a

LEANING LADY nave w :ransp< ia', near Rocks i

Hobob a b > s i n e h-*>-* - rhiidrfn • a L! i . 2 re'. Bijrr

F. v HF L> STUDENT:

t.XPFIRT Lawr, u i n h | Hedge jtting u „ Prepstudent at 448-324ti

W i.M AN w ith extensive child can experience training seeks bar- '/ 't in g house s ittin g jot fm weekends vacations 883-79N4

ROL'TEMEN required by a tui line vending com pany Go • : salary and benefits ( apable mar can become supervisor 215 GET 4444

BE YOUR OW N BOSS Earn an income of your own right in your own community Be an Avon Representative < all now 291-725 >999 write P f) Box 434 -Si Bout : Brook

SECRETARY G 4l FRIDAYwork m small mod^rn officeTyping 4 light stetio*-; rif^-esNarysalary related to • x per f ence &skills Call 452 8877

Don t miss out on top jobs A-t wetTemporaries has many of them _open now < dme in arid register a ,'h sis' Ail frit ice skills needed WILL BABYSIT m my home :

working Mothers for children year ' and up Call 448 79989 TEMPOMftH!

s a l eoper

POSITIc -

P nneetS n desirable but not Box 1745, i o Pi

in Gift shop nan in center

E x pertence essary Write etui Packet

GLHJD lWill g c .■ posit UR)

OFFICE UEERK Experienced u all phases of tracing shipments phone communications and record /eepmg Must be able to ty pe anti

prepare statistical reports Vppl at Needhams Motor Service fn< . 2751 Brunswick Pike Trenton N J An equal opportunity em plover

MAIDSREFERENCES CHECKED

' ieneral household responsibihtie- and child care light cooking or assist with cooking

212-286 7900

COLLEGE AGE SUBJECTS needed for participation in an experiment in simple decision making $2 per hr Call 452-4445 nt send name address tel no to N Johnson Green Hall Pnnceton Cniversm Pnnceton N J <#540

' CHIEF PSY't HOLOGIS1

Full or part time PHD in psxetiology experienced in ex­ploratory re se a rc h Conduct

're s e a rc h w r 'c proposals & reports advise professional stall and train research staff tfp pox tun.: > for account res pun !»>.../ - Salary opto. Send resume

to H airs W 6 Neill senior Y-P,,> OPINION RESEARCH COHP ' Princeton N J 18540 , .

An equal opportunity employer

>F F • E Assi'CAV! a: general n

■*'j l 0

SAl.EM.ADll train 448 1488

ts pmgMain Si Windsor Hightstown

rom

WANTED RESPONSIBLE COUPLE without children or pets to house sit July 30 thru Sept ll Must love dog' Have Referent • Call 921 7765

SECRETARY Good shorthand and typing skills required In _ teresting work in ,i modern office in Princeton Excellent starting salary 35 hour week benefits Call 921-6060

W ANTED women with flair for Ix-auty and beautiful ideas Do sou know someone .who wants to spend ‘0i ■ :t; a wonderfultim e and m ake money too Positions ava ilab le also for teenagers For information cal! Mis' Mane jt -21 H042 who vs ill introduce you''to the wonderful world of Yrs iane Woodard Cosmetics y :

P " s T I N G M A t H 1 N E OPERATOR Experienced to assist in our Accounts Receivable Dept Mach Lumber. Co Mam St Windsor 2 rm from' Hightstown

CHINESE Mandarin Instructor desired by f ollege professor dnd wife for sum m er tu toring 2 evenings per week Call 924 7148

CHILDCARE sum m erresponsible warm person to care lor i 1 2 year old girl Monday to Friday a am 6 pm Call 448 5066

WOMEN TO W ORK 2 evenings a week as fashion stylists Average S25 to $40 per eve - all for in terview 201 828-2(189 251-6037297 1546

M ' iCK m .EKK Mai. \ppls ATTENTION MOTHERS -sill Mach Lumbet Co Mam St care lor sofir pre schooler in ms Windsor m south of Rights Kendall Park home Many yrs town exp Besl references 297 3507

SECRET ARY JR Needed immediately for varied duties in \ j RSF W ANTE I RN LPN ,.r grow ing' company Typing or experienced aide 30 1 a n d : : 'teno helpful Must have pleasant (wrt tim,, or fu)i tim* ontaci v oice and phone experience Administrator Sunns field Nursing ( nance for advancement Call Home for interview 609 395484; Miss Barnett or Mrs YanFossan 452 2181 or 452-245!

TOPFASHION

SALESWOMAN

Permanent full excellent salary

or part time profit sharing

plan regular employee benefitsCall Mrs 924 122!

Searles for interview

BELLOWS 210 Nassau St

Princeton

SECRETARY Lawrences-tile School Office of T reasu re r position requires typing shor thand, ability to organize and .sork independently Call 896-0189

SALESLADIES 30-40 hour job av a ilab le in T renton s most beautiful ladies store Lawrence Shopping Center Apply Lerm Shop between 10 am 1 pm Mon F’ri Experience preferred

RESEARCH ASSISTANT COM MODITY MARKETS Applicant should nave strong math and or statistics background knowledge of regression analysis desirable and be capable of assuming maior responsibility in ca rry in g out research projects Good salars plus full benefits For an ap pointment. please call 609 924 6780. ext 7

MALE Breakfast cook pleasant surroundings good wages own tran sp o rta tio n steads em ploy m enu Coach and Four Restaurant Rt 33 Hightstown Call Monday Thru F riday 10 am 3pm Call 6319 448 2400

TEACHERS A COLLEGE STUDENTS need a summer job'1 Call Vanda B.-aufy t ounseiior 5863063

RE M ESTATE SALES PER SONNEL for Hightstown and general area Some experience preferred Call Steele Kosloff & Smith Realtor 909 448-8811 or 655 0080 for interview

MOTHER H HELPER or babs sitter days Experienced high

Call 882 347school senior 71

BEST TEENAGE GARDENER m East Windsor Tender losing cure for sour yard Calf Tom Bryan, 44815133

CHILD ( ARE m ms home for working mothers in Lawrence Located or: Princeton Fhke Vers reasonable! Call 883-0426

RELIABLE < LEANING LADYwanted t mornings or 2 days References required 1 >xxn. trans Cali 924-2332

*22 VH f-pLD female German Geology student wishes position as governess or Mother s helper for

" Vagus' & Sep: Speaks German. \R , is ;.,rn s furnished French and English Call 882-7400

>rk in p r -i>ce:oi Law rent es die exI H> fla> s 215 945-9133 after 5Area Kof appf •all 20: (29-6021 p m

VlJMINlSTRATIVE ASSISTANT F or computer center Diversified duties include reception ■clephone typing billing simple bookkeeping WENGEL SER VICE CORF Pnnceton N J >.,«< 924 491*

SALESWOMAN full time per manent position, only over 21 considered Mason s Bridal 2783 85 Rt *1 Trenton \ J

P S Y C H O L O G IC A L CON si I,TING FIRM ,' seeking Gal F rid as Good skills needed P leasan t surroundings good tienefits A salary Cal! Mrs Mahoney 924 38i»

FNf,INFER Microwave invites experience BSEE or equivalent Personnel Unlimited 30 W MamSt Freehold 201-431-2700

CHEMIST BIOLOGIST

BS degree 2 s e a r ' industrial experience ir R M 1 requ.red 1 conduct experiments In Vise or rodents and their tissues with drugs and cosmetics also to ev a lu a te skin trea tm e n ts for safety and efficacy in human studies

Send resume and salary required in confidence to Personnel Mgr

CARTER W ALLACE Inc Cranbury New Jersey

An equal opportunity employer m f

PLANT MANAGER specialty producer of compounds enamels and varnishes Five to ten sears experience in production plan rung scheduling and stock or:-, necessary Will require a sell starting individual with proven experience in handling men Reply c 0 Central Post Box 116 Kendall Park

CLfRK -XL and ts pins ex office dunes Xt.ur Si WirHiehtstow r :

- 0.1! BOOKKEEPING, - - r.C’6 '■ -iru 7

Apply Mach Lumbet Co. d«>r \ ] 12 mi South of

SALES HELP.. P ART TIMEMen w •n/e* -Tiejefits rrsake > ourow n . iq-ue repeatproduc ts F arm ng:< of $200 a.month and me►re Hijih com*1 SM',! No expent- ne e niecessa r\' W ill train (Tal Hi 6> 883-074*

SECRETARY Institu tion of higher learning has immediate opening for skilled secretary m is pmg and general adm inistrative duties shor’hand not required LaU 921-.7It.xi ex: 2S tor a ppointm ent'

HANDY'Man odd sice household re liab le , respon* student ains time a

' *7- . 4 -

<'OLLEGE .STUDENT '"ek- summer employment Abie and

' :<** ' ‘as 1 .ill 424 “»>

m Rs GOOD HEAD good peppy girl a good

.................' goodwill ambassadoror this giwxi industrial firm Start

•it Si 7 seek -SneAing A Snciiing 2oi 782 1211

/TYPIST E x p erien ced witn figures part tune hours can lie a rran g e d ow n transporta iioB , Call 924 .10321

NAI.ES w o m e n Full & part time experienced j preferred tmt not necessary The Twin Rivers • hildren Hour 009 448-5461

s.ALESMANtTitne sharing Must be tannlar with basic program nunc Per sonnel l nlimited in W Main p: Freehold 201 43127t*i

PART TIME will

MESSENGER HANDY MAN drivers license required Retired

’person m good health will be considered Please contact Mr Thorn or Mr Day at The First National Bank of Hightstow n 609 448 4900

SEAMSTRESS Full tim e pleasant surroundings Mason's Bridals 278(3 85 Rt «i Trenton 883 7200

TYPIST for advertising agency Willing to take H S gr;ul Call for appointment 448 6720

Situations Wanted

LADY DESIRES live in position Will do housewairk & cooking Salars to b< arranged Call 298 6425 after iS pm

THF PRINCETON Cooperative Nursery School. 407 Nassau Si ha- 'everal >[>ening> availatile 1971 72 for 3 sear old girls and 4 year old girls and boss Please call Mrs Machold. 921 2627

tra in ing guaranteed for lifetime of dog Day or eves appointment

( LEANING W1 'MAN i dav a TO PAINT College student week or 2 ha If, das s Fas: Windsor Houses etc ( all 921 9842 alter 6area 448 5857 p m

2 COLI-EfFE STUDENTS seeksum m er em ploym ent Experienced in. gardening painting and odd jobs (.'all 924 7290 anstim e ut Lis

P erso n a ls

.It ST ARRIVED from Germany &- looking for a good home I rri round & firm (V can stand up to any -tress put upon me I'm a perfect size F 70-15 Radial call 448-847:; A'k for Dennis

WOULDN'T IT BF. LOVELY if you could have a smashing ness sum m er look Y'ou can with Viviane Woodard com plete omplexion care program and

new 'um m er satin collection F'or free personal ana ly sis and professional makeup lessons all Miss Marie a: 921 8042 between 5 7 P m

FILING TYPING Telephone answering! job needed by high school senior Good worker Call 882 ATI

COLLEGE JR w illing to babysit evenings and some morning' and afternoons Cali 924 -’.574

('HILDA .ARE', .n n •• home forw orking (Mothers E xperience have preschooler of my ownR eferences call 448 6354

\L( OHOL1CS A NO N Y MOL S HELP AND INFORMATION1 ALL 609-924-7592

HIGHTSTOWN PLANS El PARENTHOOD CLIN IC

First and third Saturday mar ■ g> Supplies Monday 7 Ui u p m Call 448-34759 for at;

a ppoi fitment

I AM SEEKING IN;.1 s .1 'CK . hr

4 nnouncements

(j 1 ANTS E AGLES Jay cee F itofbal! ('lassie Aug 28 Palmer stadium Enjoy a professional game x he in chants $6 \ >4 tickets available Tickets at I'm versify Store Varsits Sports ' humus L iquors ffinkson s Stationers 4 Center Sports Or order bv mail Bov 324. Princeton N J

DiPuLVERE SUMMER • AMP opening .July 6th 893 Edinburg o ld T renton Rd . Ham ilton Square Summer programs for children 4 lo 14 For information hail 586 i 149NI RSF RA SCHOOL registrations still being accepted for Sept ember

NORWOOD MANof HoM E gracious c living tor the aged Alexander Road 4 Rt approved For further 1 call 452 Kim

FROG HOLLOW DAY CAMP Swim m ing H orseback Riding Archers Arts & Crafts, Nature Study Track Games F’irst Aid Course Dramatics. Gymnastics Wixjdrraft 4 FYshing Campers 6 to 11 Polly wags 3 to 5 F'or brochure call 655-1197

DOG TRAINING IN 5 OCR HOME The only successfu l method of problem correction We teach your dog to respond to you Obedience, guard tra in ing problem correction as chew me housebreaking, w ildness

fig l Da

• al! for free home consultation Progression Ifnhmited 609 799 2679 Michael Beattv trainer

GOLF CU BS 4 BAG Wilson sam Sneed Champ 2 9 iron and wedge 4 Spalding reg is te red woods $1 in W1 Ison Staff bag practically new $7 Call /MG ‘H3 between 5 9 p m

CAMP Boys and g irlsSt petaukin Country Day Camp 17th sea r Vges 414 Full das p rogram Swim m ing M ature counselors Sm all groups Transportation Phone or write for ■rochurc 924 1840 Lawrences’tile Road Pnnceton

1971 STEREO Ml I tin

Unclaimed freight AM FM radio balanced 8 speaker m 'em 4 spxf*d delux auiom atu changer full 120 watt amplifier jacks for external speakers track tape p layer. input i/ick ' suggested list price $4;- 1 Pas only $243 or take small payments of $13 per month Call credit Manager Mr Gidden al

• 609 829-3X8(1 II toll call collect

STUDIO COUCH good rond $ 5:5 ( a

2 bolster-

UPRIGHT MILTON P! gm»d condition Call mornings only Asking

AM

(OMBINATION stainle ' steel refrigerator, sink ann ei <■< a me unit Tor apartm ent Small retro' and small freezer apt oze R easonable Like ness White metal cabinet »• long tiki new Call 9217625 after 5 fo

HE.ATLM, SYSTEM ■ blowers heats no- -q celient condition ALiki phone 448 047'* h air, pn

W ATER SOFTNER$4o-accept best oiler Call 297

LOVELY of'TAG mg room set. tncludir upholstered in tush ref condition 12 eu ft r< so new still covered bs F'.ngltsh coach m go--, Call 443 : 886 after e •

5428

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BR1GHI INTELLIGENT voting■s"man [ (desires job MTST ■perator ;.n th IBM schooling

Bonus jiSo a college graduate Wor, : sou; hire me Please reply to Box ]7|44 c 0 The Princeton Packet ■ | ...

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all Barbara 2i>l8841

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■MOVING Give unneeded to the Bryn Massr Book Sal donate please call 921 7044 June 29th or . . ato-- 4th

WHITE PRINT REPF.-’D t EH Ozalid S tream line: :*tn , ' he lec tron ic speed contro ,ucommodates paper 42 mche- ss nle and any length wired :or22i suit-: 60 cy cles Phone F ; ml DoL win 799-011*), at McLean :F7ng:::eer;ng Laboratories

ROOM AIR ( oNDITlnNERS Admiral lo ikki BT1 t’u. voits w :o easy mounting kit, used -eason, $120 I Westmgbouse li >«*> BTI 'H i volts, fits sliding windows used 2 seasons $90 Cal) -ug 5Kjr evening'

Ms iW E li . cordless ei. n Buck & Decker 197o used 2 mo- orig $130 ( .uarantee oiieim ore car Sacrif ice Sho t 'al! 921 3619

F'RIGIDAIRF: Frostproof ivtrigerator freezer compartmenl lake new M i,, t: $lm> all . -6‘ 2183

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M MBA TEXT! REDand yellow sola bed ditior. $73 GF cams sulh attachment Call 921 tkinti exi 4 4.5 p m

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nister vacuum /less Hose $1 . ■42n 8 30 a it

■NF ,o gal K!e< lea ter 1 sed t an , *ri > 6 2 M ercer

F RENCH URUV IN* UAL ehen s dining room turmture oval (able Call 799 1619 after 30

W A l . \ n DROP LEAF dinitnHo: W, o il foon, x\ I f Jt chairs and ignis

s >0 Drumco ,. '•Hightstown Excellent condition Can la* uset

as libiars table 92! 2251

*,l IT.AR Gibson SG special Redstarburst Extremels good con FORSALF H rooms ot furniture dition s t7”. or fiest offer (. all 921 Kimball organ amateuc radio

equipm ent fiooks paintings_______ bicycle mi.se denis from 1 pm on

June 2(, ail das June 27 14 Roll " C ’M . ii< t.iilnred sofa Drive Pike Brook Develojimenj

1 lack A guilt wood trim in stvleot Belle Mead N J 1 ■ a: -XVI s.ioof rni 1 ill om, ih7h

F i dl S Vf .F ; b ra n d new air • KF.N VIDRF. WASHF.R while ill condit ioners used less tfian I s e a r cycles *n(ios old, utsder w arran ty , me .)(.* KkiRTl one 29.000 BTI m a i n t w i a n e e a g r e e m e n t p a id • ml one ,1*. BTI 501',. off $39.5 s u c n t ie e « |9 , ALo K enm ore ingm/il discount p r ice Call Mrs e lec tr ic d ry e r . > m us old. all cycle

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*i B it our chased last summer used less 3,1 * 7 sseek - SIM ! inn Call 466

2094

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draw er' can t>< seen at the Dior,,nle Mole: R: ! in 448 7366 Beauticians 1 tilits Work

white and assorted colors

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LADIES GOLF CLl BS 4 BAt( IF F F.KING line -elei tion of Barbara Romack 2 wixmIspainting' by locai artists iron; $20 imfjS $7;, < .,|( 297 1581 ‘ uj) ( oinpiisie framing and matting service a! prices worth in- u ------- ———*— —*---------*------ -vestiga ting Some very fine bat gain- tn furniture

MF.Ri EK STREET so l TH625 Mercer St

HlghtMow* \ J448 250"

ERIGID.-AIRE in good condition $4o Kenrnore washer $211. Norge gas dryer $20 Call 448 7022

FORK ALE and table

Light 1 >ak Dining room set complete China ( abinei Buffet 4

----- - .chairs 2 arm Chairs 4 Tablev wicker chair 'b idern Lis mg room set Sectional

A I arm Chair 448 1992Alsoalter

several clocks 15 week das*'

VIR rfiN D ITlo.V K R >.000 ! B.M Typewriter Electric' Model B T I. -wilt: window mounts a b Perf«K*t Condition $125 (a lt sears old $03 448 9184 448-2135

MAPLE SINGLE BED new K 1/ -V if- •: 'em D orars niattres- $33 ye Cooper ro tar.

•r 1 modi 3411 Swedish Modern lawn mowei . bp complelels^ ... , vV'-oagh' Iron Kit reconditioned *■;< Bale, crib. heii pri/a -e> $97 Slate Dining brown $15 738 2097 after 7 m j* m*Table 48 round $100 Youth Bed

ARtVING Musi si-!; solid ('herrs Dinmgroom>»- r al blue Mr & Mrs Mediterranean style chairs w! (ype finish walnut and end odee 'abies royal t.>lue table

lamps *‘i avocado couch needs ■* >rK 4 Morroiat: oriental wi«>i : ;g- Land' woven green pattern* '1 2 'O lid greet x '.11 ' l i i ld goldV ■ A ;X7. .B*-' o*‘>*rs 448 8123

OF FSET PRINTING WHILE-U WAIT100 COPIES K » t f

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vVeddtnqK Son ml Invitations

GEORGE MANN ASSOC eOLDCRANBURY RD CRANBURY N.J. 08512

(609) 443 1330

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AUTOM OBILE SALESM AN

Selhntj .-xpenence desirable but not necessary Apply in person to Edward Warren, .Prince Chevrolet IncRoute 206

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BYE BEE farm-house For >ale ' alone flat top gas-wood stove '■trig washer talkieettee various sundry St otherirticles ( a l l+48 <m: AM or PM

per

Call Credit Mgr Mr (.idden at 609 i h»-:ihw)

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Princeton Shopping t enter

FurnitureFloor Coverings

Draperies and Bedding Tile> and Linoleum

WA 1-910# WA 1-9292

2 WORK BENCH BEDS and m attresses Teak King size vers good condition S2(i0 Call 20 545 6799 evenings

BEY THE BEST Buy Vanda Beauty Counselor Cosmetics shin care items and fraganees for your family Call 448-6979

Imported and domestic yarn needle point crewel work rugs and accessories will be found at

r m k m r r i \ ( . s h o piiTulaneSt W A 4-0.506

G E THINLINE air conditioner 208V 15 amps 3 prong Gibsorautomatic portable dehumidifier Call 799-0531

< BIB MATTRESS $25 Play per SB) C arnage %' Dressing Tahir $7-Sterilizer $7 etc Oval antique mirror Phone 201 297 1632

h EDDERS A ( ex cond 8,500 BTl s 7 1/2 amps $125 firm Shoes Women 8 1 2 aa never worn $34 value Asking $15 (.iris school shoes brand new 12 1 2 < $7 call 148 I AM

RUBBER STAMPS School or College address Home business zip-code

Rubber stamps of all kinds and izes made to tou r order at

IIINKM1N S

H2 Nassau St

ROYAL SAFARI portable typewriter hke ’new Ideal for graduate going off tc school $25 Call 201 559-8492

ENGLISH BONE CHINA 8 place settings 48pieces perfect cond If new $875 asking $5>* ■ all 452 2870

BICYCLE REPAIRS We Buy and Sell

TIGER XI TO STORES . - 2‘ W : ' 1 -r-p- ««

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■ *■- MAGNAXOX Magna T\ with remote control Zenith black and while approxi 19*5.3 picture tube + \e a rs old in good condition Best after 9212148

( rarage Sales

GARAGE SAl.fc. June 26 4 27,to 3 'omethmg for ever - rtximth«- house 515 Riverside DiPrinceton

CtH NTRY ANTIQl ESHOP

Lg hotel clerk s desk many others drv sinks jam cuptxianis round tables & chairs ice cream ables & chairs m< child s

w icker ice box chests of drawers d resse rs w ashstands good selection lam ps & decorato r items

LG 2 STORY BARN FILLED WITH MODERATED'! PRICED < OLN'THY Ft KNIT! KF

2iilt>58 :5759 W ed thru Sun 9-6 Kts 2tr2 206 Pluckemin. N J

.m iles No Som C irc le

ACTOGRAPHS & RARE COINS purchased and sold If you are considering the sale of vour collection we invite you lo contact us Mercer Street South 625 Mercer St Hightstown N ,J

1971 STEREO l OMPONh V is 140 W XTTS

C nclaim ed freight, com plete amplifier with AM FM multiplex in walnut finish with all'jacks and push buttons, to tape Tn tape out ear phones turntable, extra 2nd speaker set and open reel tape recording Unit comes equipped with a turntable plus 2 delux 18' w alnut finished air driven speakers Mlg suggested list price $429 Pay only $18! or tak* up small payments 'of $9 50 month —

STEUBEN VASE old tole tray o ther valuables Sm ith Corona typew rite r adding m achine dehumidifier fans high chair crib cabinet with partitioned drawers small tables chairs kitchen ware glass ware dishes variety of miscellaneous items Saturday June 26 10 AM to 4 P M Sunday 10 A M to 2 P M 126 W ilson Road Princeton N J

GAR SALE +4 Brooktree Rd E W Sat St Sun June 26 & 27 10 am 5 pm Lawn Bov rider mower bike household goods polaroid camera & equipment ft toys 448 02:58

GAR SALE wide variety of household items Lamps bridge chairs tables etc 7 University Way Princeton Jnct Sat 6 2* 9 am 5 pm

GARAGE SALE Furniture & Household item s app liances motors, tools, toys, much more 10 a m 6 p m Sa t urda v Su nda v June 2tith & 27th 20 Wiltshire Drive Hightstown N J

Antiques

APPRAISED & priced to sieli one 1 drawer chest circa I860 iieau'tiful matched wood $350 One boudoir chair upholstered $50 Call 924 5874

ANTIQUE crystal cabinet solid ebony 18th century Dutch period from Ceylon, m assive teak campaign desk satinwood tabic coffee or dining height, 18th t er tury Bracket ciock Kroehler sofa ' Cali 924 9*750

Mdse. W anted

Would Hke to find a J t NTOR LEFT HANDED SET OF GUiT CLUBS for a 12 year old boy Please call after 5 pm 297-3757

LIONEL TRAINS WANTED bv private party Please phone 609 587-3333

LOST P old male Moc k ton St Park vicim 92+ 3226

e mack kitten 4 mos st r* hair last seen Elm Road Ylarquand

Reward please call

LHASA APS* i female puppy :or sale Born April 1+ AKC champion lines shots mgr.’ w th children Adorable p e '- e . / . •, +2- 5928

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mi i May seeror eves

FOt ND puppy >>5897

W:rehaired Terrier AL ASKAN MALAMl TE s AK' |j,-i,,r* r,,:; w2! reg is le red cham pion -ired :

!>..-» 1**4 T female call 609-655 •: :*

5967 LOU automatic r-x.t tinted201 25J-.4703

1963 BEL

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trans38.000

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Lu s t g r e y TABBY cat w white teet wearing red collar

D utchess roam ed from residence m strawberry Hill Callanytime 559 8880

NuBpDY ( AN MATCH the quality and selection of our indoor and Outdoor fresh water plants sale prices on fish tank set-tins tw ofer p rices on many lish Doc Ivor's Pet Center 882 i2lo

after + p m

AIR 1 HEA condition, good rubber609-655 4+6+

m iles.vmvl

Good . Call

r \ \\ >K DAN good cond 35,.0O0;aies S8T5 firrra IniNudes snou

sk i rac k W,?ekdav evestier “ pn 44k-&5$7 AA knds 597

:*y* I >ODl,E D. ART - conve ruble..T racing Sr -^Jfl. h Csi std trans.pod cond (lion 921 9364. =

>-* MG .: 00 2 d<x*r -edan :54.iKi*in.les giK.d conditjon S5t*i or tw-tit for ( al! 92! -B -i;Iter 6 p m

67 PONT1 AC FIRE!BIRD goodondition Call after t p m +48

.96* A W AMPEK 3 5 -mo rmles excellent condition radial tires heater blower Best offer over

2i*t 297 ;r+6

* BUCK SPECIA1 2 new ures new brake job $+25 8 track tape player $50 Call 92i 9582

65 CORA AIR MONZA con vertibie 5? ixm miles new paint, sharp good tires $350 Call Dave at 92! 511>0 or 559-8859

SPANISH TUTOR SERVICES ' *UI ail Men Skeer. +52

6000

FD3 . ATION.VL THE RAPIST State Certified and Approved

I nagnosis of learning problems, ONE TO-ONE remediation

Manly n Lederman M A H5 Garden St Edison N J

201 -985-3655

1964 s e n ; rj. Excellent con SWI AIMING A D f\ IN*. LESSONSIlium I97i> m otor and Iran

: —u»r entire car : ebuilt P hysica l education teacher"t .me. -.ew cun I’nvate instruction, all ages in

.......>l» -op •• bar New rad;al ; luding adu lts P riv a te poolres flattery Highest .Her ta i l Law rence 1 u p Call Mr

29 9698 e enmgs Leatherman. H82 1533

196.5 A OLKSW AGEN (mod cond moving must sell *450 201 5596+:59

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GARAGE SALE fu rn itu re clothes household items Rie os iietween Allentown and High! stown at sign 259-7633 DIR brenrier

W ANTED Lionel trams AAe a re not collectors we f all 609 298 1+69

rfr trade take all

LOINS WANTED Paving $2 31 for silver half dollars High prices for gold coins and old gold 25T, over face for silver coins Mercer Street South 625 Mercer >• Hightstown N j

TV i v r r v y , , THE COMMUNITY HOUSEiv " i t .A N A tines! available summer program needs sewing with rotor poles chimney 4 roof machines If interested please mounts & wiring Installed + mos deliver machines to the Pnr,.1 an b nr calo l ■"> .-.f . 1 .. _ \*...* 1. - . . . . . . . *ago For sale 1 2 of original cos! $7" firm Call +52 62 .

ceton Youth Center 102 Wither spoon Si from m a m : p m or call 984-099*:

VSED ELRM TLRE of every n .T ,'''^ ° 7 ’ Bl V Bab-V randdescription Thousands of tee; to C ^ + u V , ? 0 g0od conbrowse through A lw a v s ™ C 9214211som ething d ifferen t - la rgest — _________________________collection in Bucks County Dailv 8 .50 to . to Closed SundayEd isoi Pa

Furniture Dovlestown. Tor rea1 classified j Packet

bargain's check the Is in The Princeton

B e t s and A n i m a l s

MINIATt RE S.NALZERS. AK( registered males > all +43-1131

MIDI AWAY FARM EQl FSTRI IN 1 I Vi KK Boarding Training s ■ i. 1 ■ .tc and group ridinginstruction Beginners and ad vaneed Huge indoor arena uutsid* arena and trails Quality Horses ought and sold Call 609 466*2! 62

DASCHi ND PI PPIES male tan AKC Grand sire Champion

Hutfertus Tetrus Call 92+ 7606

5 SMALL mixed breed pups, conducting In terview s for potential m asters Reasonable +48

5744

INDiVIDi ALISTtC KITTENS Thomas Henry N a nook House broken Looking tor homes ■ all +21 265i

19*8 A vy w ith radio engine needs work Best offer over $5oo Phone924-6799 after 5 30 p m

19**5 ‘6 cylinder i ustorn f ord 1 all after 5 p m 201 297 0384

1970 BMW 2800 leather mt a c option $k Kim reasonable offer 9461

alver ex every possible P m

new F irs t 1 al. 609 448

68- ■ > *T .AH VR w all extras AVAILABLE PRIVATE IN c.-’-p 4 , a ,c -o\; must see STKl t ’TIUN lor beginners in

■ a PP’e* 882 29 after 6 guitar clarinet or saxophoneJeff 1 trlando 466-3227 d a \s

9.5 MERI EDEs BENZ 190SL roadster AM FM radio New top n , T n , , - n n v s excellent condition all <96-9701 ' 1after 3 p m

1 - EtiRD ii NTRY SQUIRE •.■•ion wagon Low mileage Must

.sell Best otter 1 .,!! 201 329-2143

969 ALFA Rn.MEO sports car speed fuel injection ( all Joe

M e .inn 452 2700 ex! 2200 After 6call 883-7545

FREE to good home. 4 ex ceptionallv beautifu l & . af fectionate kittens 2 multi colored long hairs j charcoal grey 1 tortoiseshell All from same litter In telligent and of regal disposition Housebroken & we pay b ir 'hoG To see call 924-0040 2 in JO p m

BEAUTIFUL MEXICAN [> \R ROT Female Y'oung $20 Call

alter evenings

h o m eLabradui Rot reiver 3 yrs old pu reb red sp a y e d , fem ale af

■St gentle M

F R F f KITTENS & CATS call 297-0938

HORSES AND PONIES BOARi ‘F; ‘ l - e'.ir, Belle Mead area

al '97 9625 between 5-7p m

IRIsH >F \ " ER PI PPIES born May 9 Bred for quality and temper ament i all 609-585-5187

DOG AND CAT BOARDING - ■ Princet t

lur.-t ■ Modern licensed1 > • -y :r; individual care +52

HEALTHY house trained cats tieing evicted -trom home by relentless neighbors Won ! vou adopt one ’ +66 5047 after 5 p m

Priscilla sP AMPEKED P«M H.H.f p AKi H<

All Bret'dsSpring Trims include door lodiM.r

Umoiisme Service 6119-655 i+ 5*i

PLY MOUTH 69 ROADRUNNER BIT K Black vinvl top ih:-; + sp Hurst Headers flollev 78n PosiMags Stereo $2 I** '70:-82!-8891 after ,5 in p m

fR Il MPH TR+ A IKs new paint new top $1:5(11) Gall 921 86-L

6:5 fRIl MPH very fine con dttion $1000 or liest offer over SHOO Call 6.59 2 +09 or >86-6304

!97o Pt iRSt’HF 914-6 Owner had to leave tor Germany Excel cond Call 592 587 4 Boat;

> BUR K SKYLARK convert + 'pd ps radio new clutch, battery 2 ures clean ! owner $6.30 Call +66 18(1*.

1962 TRIUMPH TR4 Mechanically rebuilt needs paintand some interior work $295 Call 799-1625

( ANuE SW AP 2 year-o ld Grumman 1, canoe in excellent conditim in exchange for comparable 15 canoe Call 92+1981 after 6 p m

COMP! TER ( AKEERS

* omputer Programming omputer Service Technolog.

I lav arid Evening Classes IBM 560 Computer for

Student UseLifetime Placement Assistance

PRINCETON ftiM PLTER INSTITUTE

1 ni free booklet write or phone oiled 1 30 a m 8 50 p m

18)9 1 924-6535 2o N ASSAL STREET PRINCETON \ J

Approv ed for Veterans Training

*77 Ml autom

\ , . ., 1, , , • .1 SAILBOAT AQUA CAT. fiberglass f t j , .catameran $250 92+ 7+ h a r d e n L a n d s c a p e

’ LTF BL ACK PI PPIES 2 males A I email good disposition FreeCal! 737 1 549

A K ‘ eg BOXER PUPS oneperm shot tails & ears cut Call 201 828 4090

W ANTED New rural home tor •baggy 01,Be dog G/xjd for man or older bov 737 30;!3

V ; i ' XI \

DACHSHt ND PUPS Plain arid dandled AM Price $75 and up Calf after 12 noon 201 529-6879

GENTLE Black *. White gelding 16 Hands, about 10 yrs old Recent shots wormed floated, shod all 4tee! Good beginners horse Call ikM . 57 2388

ENGLISH SPRINGER -SPA NIKI PCPP1ES AKC champion line shots, wormed 215 794 7624

Feeds and Grains tor a II animals

' HOs| t * Alt M i l l s27+ Alexander St

Princeton W A 4-0134

1967 MG MIDGET convertible excel cond British green $950 ( ali 883-0419 . '

1964 MERC! RY COMET < aiiente convertible Yellow with black interior 6 cvl . stick shift radio and heater 2 new snow tires Good condition $343. or best offer t all 297 4501

1967 GTo red w hs top A ml : spd mags. + extra wheels 2 w studded snows $1400 Call 921 9006 ext 215*. tw-tween 9 an ; pm Ask ' .. Chris

tv Ml. MIIK1ET convertible coupe 4 speeti w ire wheels luggage rack new Ferreth tires excel cond $1450 695-4874

• iy Princeton Small Anon Rescue League

R a n i Lo s e t m f in d a l o stP f t PI I ASE REPORT W ITHIN A 2+ HOI R PERIOD

If AO| FIND AN INJURED PET PI E ASf L AM THE POLICE

R AIMYPTIONLabrador Pointer pup 3 mos old

■ malePurebred German Short haired Pointer female 5 yrs old Larg* HoundCollie shorthairedmale dogMale mixed breed Beagle pupBrown black A tan male mixedcreed Terrier ! vpe dogBlack A tan w white pawsfemale mixed breedMale purebred Pekinese 1 1 2 vrsoldYoung male SheitieMale Sheepdog found on Clearview Ave' all us about our many attractive young .its and adorable kittens.

PLEASE HAVE YOUR CATS AND MIXED BREED DOGS

■SPAYED’ ’

' all Mrs A f Graves 921-6122 between 8 a m 1 p m Monday thru Saturday

GtXjtD HOMES wanted tor Persian kittens Call 924 34.59

+ GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies black and tan. i months old

show quality R.

CLASSIC JAGUAR 1956 XK J 40 '/ood running condition $7(50 or !>est offer or will consider trade lor Jeep or later model Jaguar Call 924 3545. after 4 in

MERCEDES BENZ 1956 190SL AVhile red interior two tops, new tires, fine cond Original $2800 firm Call 215 968 3521

AKI children7022

ReasonableusedCall

with4+8 65 WHITE

VERT1BLE 609 7.17-0004

RAMBLER CON stick shift Phone

ALIA ROME* 1 1967 cone red w bik factory hdtp New M ichelins AM FM com plete factory manuals snow tires Somesp a re par ts Growing family forces sale Call 394 1139 days 882 01115 after 5 pm

. opf.J. SEDAN excel running cond 22'XKi miles $800 Giaxi dealon a small, clean car 921-6813

196/ PLYMOUTH + door sedan good running condition, needs Ikiinl job $200 Call +48 0838

is! 1 AH Ql A CITY 2nd CAR PRILL owner cream puff 1967 Dodge 1 oronet 440 A H 2 dr hdtp r&h. immaculate cond in & out Excel maintenance record (food rubber 2 tree rims for snows Price $99 , Call 46*. 5238

V aa K \ I*. M A NN GHIA 63 ; ‘oupe Original owner Good looking econom ical, dependable tran sportation Jus! passed inspection $495 Call 737 2991

1978 JE E P WAGONEER V-8, 4 wheel drive ps & pt equipped to jiull trailer 924-6507

:5c BUCKS and a loi of elbow grease will get you great pleasure and fishing 1 umbo 14 fl Trojan with horse evinrude 359-6364

SPEEDBl'AT (ilassbar 30 h pM ercury Com plete all aci essorics .ill evenings 20155595201

I. W otiii BOAT .53 h p motor,ler Ready to use $273 Call

921-8607

U ft D ( 1 ATAMARAN 7 yrs old In A ! condition Asking $775 201767-0484

PENGUIN SAILBOAT with sell bailer side rails latest stay- retractors extra smooth blue paint good varn ish . 2 sa ils Winner J r National Penguin races ’96*: $595 or best offerTrailer with lights $100 extra 921-6612

OB AlG ARDEN M ARKET INC

landscapeI lesigner a nd (’<mlractor

Alexander St Princeton 452-240!

FRET MANLKF Bring your ownshove! or truck Call 655 1197

DU! HI ER l.ANDSt APES

Landscape I resigning and

(Contracting

609-924-1221

Special Services

27 FT ABIN CRUISER (’ustorn Made A K Engine head Inbtvard Best Offer Call after 5 5874)459

Campers & Trailers

Pt PPIES F • »H SALE month old hall S pringer $Darnels Beautiful We're near Hopewell Cali 201 782 1713 evenings

ToY POODLE White registered 14 months old. Best oiler call 448 3499

AKCmale

Pt REBRED male 4. female call 448 3467

Siam ese Cats Best Offer Please

DATSLN 1970 model 3)0 red 4 door sedan 4 speed radio and heater, snow tires, included $1695 1 all 20) 559-8895

MUST SELL QUICKLY I960 Ford F a ir la n e m aroon con vertib ie Auto 'ra n s . power steering excellen t condition Asking $900 I ;,|! 924-693+ ask for Jim

TR SPITFIRE >966 wire wheels 2 new Micheltn radials needsrepair $ >5< < all 924 7499

NIMROD TENT TRAILER 1965. sleeps 4 with space for more Oversized add-a room Call 924 9656 to see

1 AMPER : 969 Bethany sleeps + extras include Coleman stove & ie* !km A. screened tent Best offer over $700 882-2032 after 5 pm

PAINT & VARNISH STRIPPED Irom priceless antiques and or dinary household furnishings We specialize in delicate veneers, inlays, fine woods, glued pieces and metal, all of which are completely safe in our exclusive, gentle solvent process The wood gram stays smixith No heat. ( austic dip or water wash We also sel! stripped furniture and do refimshing Come see the in terestmg ( hem-Clean stripping process at The Wood S h ed Bridgepoint Road 6 miles north of Princeton off Rt 206- Belle Mead Open Tues-Sal . >201 - 359-4777

MER< FDE> 63 22ft SEB con vertibN 2 dr CabrW el 42.000 mi Exceptionally maintained Silver w red genuine leather interior Fully equipped Must see to ap p redate this unique .QUEEN of the Mercedes line 215 CY' 5-1489

T ru c k sLAWRENCE HOME IMPROV CO Aluminum windows screens doors siding awnings rails repairs John Russo J r 882-6709

Dt MP THt *'K BODY for sale6’6 x 9 t all 297 0463

^ l o t o r c y c l v s

197e HONDA 175 LL excel cond >ew last Oct «> m.ies Best offer ivfr $.Vki 1 ali 92; *82l .'te r 3 pm

!97o FORD GALAXIE hn. 2 dew hard top A 8 engine power -leering automatic transmission radio 4 heater still under new car warranty Asking $2295 or ix*st offer Call 201 329-6522 after 4 p m

,1963 VOLKSWAGEN sunroof runs $125 ( all between 6-7 30P M 448 2279

97 EoRD E> INOLINK super window van 200 series low mileage ties! offer over wholesale price Call 247 1221

Kf A SHOP2+8 Nassau St

W A + .3411.carles Perpetua Prop

KEYS MADE Li K’KS REPAIRED

* fENKRAL GRINDING

197p BSA CYCLE +41 Victor special Chrom fenders v g -eal high Sissy I ceilent condition

2800 miles’. ex- Cali 386-7889

469 Ho. S A ■ 1! \cond 22 o<8i mi !s country 20! 529-6.

66 CORY AIR SPORT COUPE std trans runs needs work or sell for parts Best offer 924-4926evenings

Instruction

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»J9 KAWASAKI 25- 25'*rmjes Excel . ond Includes 2 heftnets plus accessories $495 > .til 924-6143

*8 HONDA sjp e r Hawk 2 cc i excellent cond asking $35* 1 Gill after 5 pm 448-2288

64 CHEVROLET Impala S S 1 onv excellent rurmmg ondition $550 Call 44.8-73,54

6“ VW F A.STBACK : new tire- regular service excellent 2nd carAsking $•.** 2163

69 51.A< H I original owner 4 speed. V 8 Power steering excel cond call aft 9 pn 448 262*. mustsell son m service

:4>7 OPEL Rally*- K.-tde" 45.001) m:ies Excellent running con d;’ on Best offer a; 46Mj2a8

T TORINO ELEMENTARY >■ Hooi Reading Teacher .rade- 7 diagnostic testing- r<\ . 1 1 urea ('all '455 .905

ESTENES REFRIGERATION Service Refrigerators Freezers Show cases Walk in Boxes, Home 4 ■ ar Air Conditioners Water Pumps 609-448-0869 II no answer

I call after 5 p m Route :J3. Hightstown N J

T TOKING FOR SI MMKK by Kendall Park teacher Call 201 297 (1889

CARPENTRY

L & L BUILDERS ANDHOME IMPROVEMENTS

Autos For Sale.969 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME :: SI BARI FFI front wheel

>nvert!I e !8 •• AM FM drivt’ cadi*, heate- white -wallrad 38' >' - o r - .• ::re$ 55 miles per gallon like new

$1,500 758-2835

■:9*U C js JE E P +Wi D 15 ;**> miles 2990 9-5 p m

V-6 $2 >

engine00 452

56 \"W leaving U S must d>od conditim. Regularlysped M e ’ Cali 921 82**- or

:967 MG. :0C> 2 door sedan .34 000 - es good--ond!non $500 or best

G 890* ,.!f’er 5 P M

IS Y 01 R YOUNGSTER HAVING DIFFIC1 LTV IN SCHOOL'' I < an assist y ou r: getting to the root of bis problems For consultation & referral ' all Yfrs F F Grav 924 3765

WANTED Instruction in * lassical G reek In term ed ia te-e-.e. Two hours a week during summer ' .il 20 : 438-2745

Aberations Additions Repairs, Pexifing and I'ainting

No job t« i small Phone 201 529 +004

BELAND Rt G CLEANING - Tel

586-0207 fully insured Lpholsterv

4 - omplete wall-to-wall cleaning

Professionally done m your home

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i interested it horses \ nature lovers parodist* ot wihkIs tieUls

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nised hasenienl Makes this a wonderful i,i.mdi" house tor a large lamils or lor

c o l s meat entertaining Sliding glassI .all doors opet, to patio & built in •til - A im: mg pool \ marvelous hus

p m 1 at $65,000

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fit .i ut dull s la rid-ea fieri lot l. i I ' '.ii *' 1 dul large liedrooms J

had i n r ounlrs kilr hen r,. ' ii..- rimin ■ ilh lirepiai e formal

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Real E s t a t e For Sale Real Fs ta t t For Saif } staff For Sale R t a l Es ta t e For Sale

FD,PH RE H O E < iR (NX EL-I MK la m e r lor hor-e- or tx-et c IKuu teot ot m.nor rood Irouta iron ing South Hunterdon re K't acres ot t i*f)< oil cfuiisw l j ■ apped by nucleous ol timid itu lading .1 in room -tone f r a m e h o u se with >pi pnssib ild ies and many ' outbuilding- i Itfered a; 1 varia tions and a iH. ti available to qualified bu

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, n t M K \ | i "• »1 a like the stroke ot < In wooded re in acres ot land

subtle hi dc-ig room with Hoot 11 replace and screened porch Island kilt hot

brush

t ml< oloriul >n Living dirimj | ii ceiling 'tom opening onb

H redwood deck n ip le te

ample bedrooms and ground level with windowswindows everywhere to scan die area Iter room workshop and greenhouse found lielnw deck Natures paradise skillfullyblended a I In man ' artistry

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4-12 Huo coiiditloners stnrrocrs ar screens

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EXTENSIVE INTERVIEWS such as this one conducted by Oi ' i-'.e.- Ha'- - j . e ict .uedeai t ie i seties.i t tests to, Peace Coips

Peace (Utrps l olunteersAre Older, hinds

kittoT i tw in yxiiT\ K U BBl NNXX H ’K The skilled workors shu >,i\s

omgtrieer working on road design ; St rrtming applicants tor the— m 1 aber-ia a- part of a Peace tOrps ai’unuL has a task oi ' he■ >i | pro tout i> almost as likely to I k- a prolussor sinuu !« when ;sn

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t a m i h roomth dishwasher, ! ------- ;— -----—-1 2 baths lull K \sT XXI.NDSUB HOLSF

BFAt TIFF L 4 bdrm Colonial on 1 2 acre ! y rs old in excellent condition Full basement, eat in k itchen F orm al living & din ing , room. F or sa le by owner) a real buy at $22 .XIXI Available .July 1st ( all 6091 448 4081 wfeekdavs

led b r e e / e w a v p lan t ings include

I low e r ing shrubs is i ’riva te back a high hedges and -h a th s tree t Low

all ow ner 424

lin t SF FOK BFN I Brmcelnn I ow nship i year lease i bedroom -pin l.d tleb rook a re a St.Xu montblv (NBt-921 7H29

I XKLXIFXX I I XII*(m XBX HAM II

I- l BNLSHFI) lb >1 SI- tor rent Xug through Jail 4 Bedrooms recreation room 2 1 2 Fiatbs on t acre IX minutes to Brineeton Call 201 !.X9 o2H, alter <> p ni

2 bat Its 2 ear ,nr conditioning vater beat ear

HOI'S*-: FOB SALE- m Pnnceton Borough Cheery tour fvedroom 2t 2 iiatb ( I a rrison c o l o n i a l __________________ ______ — _centr.illv air conditioned large • , . j ,secluded beaulitullv landsca,wdback van! oi quiet street All you k " ' 1 .m cetou X v a i a te _ u could ask tor' $59 .Xtxi Available through Dec 14,1 B eautiful

•\fras VM*|I I'd Phone owner 921 liH cilion S:lo<i jhm m onth ( ‘all 924i .o * ev enings

h> owner I.VtjM K PHUPKHTV 1 i 2ni i Jn > x nnles south ot k'lenrington Over U h \ l \i . > iH*droom house eh»-»eL M- • h r |u .a -fes ol land vv ilh 2 hi>UM*s u«d > Jo \.rs>ou St shopping sehools

vv ,ir<Chouses uni tot rent lkiM?ftierrt 2 i 2 baths. t *i * tfntlv 1 vv.ireflousc and f.iart of model c, kilclu-ti distiw .o tici

iiiotticr are rented .ibu ., -.sin u ;>.»sa1 Xvailable immc-duilt-ly apartm ent and 1 house Owner at > ,'tn |«-t month ( all 424 2t>24 presdntly lives m main house alter •. p m 1 ’need to sell $«ii non Liberal lenni. to qualified buyer

X I TH ACTIVE XIII CONDIT IUNKD

iLoNLAL SPLIT LKVKLNKAM BE I I I- MK\I>STATION

. i crsold n th cedar stiakes 4 ,I;

i.Hlern kitchen with nog area tormal dining room indrv room & family room irge In nil powder risun E ine

,!1 11*j., !: ti ex tras included 2 ..... g a rage 4, landscaped

. acre lot Mils pick' up schoolbe .V. ii i h seeing >4(, k«

( liai ucski A BongiomoRealtors

li l t BOB \( K \ ( . l N ( X t MBis 202 & M

2 mi So ol Circle E lemifigton N .1

201 782 1470

st-.CHE. 1 ABX Bart tunc cell trallv located law office 1 X p in shorthand and LvPl!1g required 424-214»>

lb it SEXStTTFK tot an con ditioned home needed July i late Xugust to care lor ! ra ts and lawn ( all 42! 7X41

prolessicHuil oi in ,, recent college graduate ot 22

Xnd when his work is done tor the day he is also Itkclv to conn home lo a will- wtio might herself (give tust returned I ra n teaching in a v illage school

The engineer and his working wife are examples ot the new kinds ot volunteers liemg at trad e d to fin- Brace t orps say s Dr Sandra B arns an assistant professor ot psychology at J louglass i allege

Dr H arris who in terv iew s I ‘race Corps trainees (girt time says more married couples with tannin-- aider persons and skilled w orkers a re volunteering tor service in a toreign country In tact 'h e -,iys the nutnlier ot I Vac.-1 m p8 ap p lican t alKive age 28 has risen in the past two years train six to 21 (>cr cent

EX.cn retired couples are mm- applying toi (Kisitum- -tie ex

many ol them B race Corps volunteers themselves have grown up

Dr Harris says the increase m age ot volunteers is primarily the result oi the agency - el torts to recruit older arid more skilled persons

While most volunteers are still drawn Irom the ranks ot recent college graduates labor unions and o ther such groups a re becoming valuable sources ot

Br uti leburii evaluating a destined tin XmcCie.i

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die began ol trainees

ii, South

y e.irs has week stav in West as an assessment

o n , t a i l e d m l e r v i e w sto! work in Sierra

Her work included a \fn ca vvher

n l I t e e r . she nt volunteer Leone

E:\fensive interviews ot ap plic.uils as a screening method ti.is bcci adopted tiy t Em- h’eace t orps sin- notes replacing the earlier senes ot tests of such tilings as vocational in te rest sentence completion arid (>er sonaitty

It is tell that interviews- to determine whet her applicants are ready Inr life m another culture and whether they know exactly what they are getting into is a m ore 1 rev ea lin g eva lua tion technique the psychologist says

sin describe- most applicants - v arn ..dim -inenldf |.x-,>pli In mid

.viin -hiI Hilly '.,1k .ibniil what has women s to tie don.- tint also do it t nivefsit

I reallv like most,of the |>eople I interview L*r Harris said

Many of the applicants art’ college graduates who haven't decided what they want to do with the. rest ot their lives and see service abroad as a constructive opportunity to sor' out their feelings about tin- future she says

Other reasons ,'*vvhich might well apply to older applicants include

., love ol travel and a craving for adventure I ts a mixed hag ot motives she said

t oniuion p roblem s am ong trainees she has Found includehomesickness and difficulty inadjusting to an entirely different cu ltu re Many volun teers a re turtllei laced with disappointment when the novelty ot the new ad venture wears oil and they are laced with the reality ot day to day work

But n: spite ot these setbacks Dr H arris com m ented . the overwhelming majority ol people ate invited to remain in the progt am Stic credits the sue i esstul screening program with providing trainees who remain interested

I aget to talk about the B Corps in her Douglass classes H arris a lien encourages students to tom the agency ■peace ( orps )<>!> takes her awav tram classes lor a lew days each semester, hut she returns with new exjienences to relate to hers tudent '

ion to teaching at the branch ol the State

t itivei-Hv In- plans In continue lo-o ,in -11 and some therapy work in the psychology clin ic on campus

But one ol her tar thing goals -tie -,,Ivs. 1- to live lor a while in Liberia where most ol applicants tic tia- interviewed have gone

1 want to experienee life there invscll she said

-aceDrherHer

n \i KE.S Montgomerv Town IE X (>1 XHE. IN I l-.KE.M E.D in -hip Walking distance to school o opportunitv to earn d '* , ,,r >2Xixt per acre ( all Nvstrom more jh-i month oi a part time Bealfv 201 X.X4 8X1,1, b a s is I a l l 424 144 iltei

OXXNFK on quiet BVXfS. BIX FRS TOWN Hot SF a sid. area on i 4 E ast \ \ mdsor E our iiedroom lown mom- 2 l 2 baths housp end unit F inished mig rixi’nt kitchen haM'iienl and palm call 604 4411

la rge paneb-d -6M4 with lirep lace

E t*HD 4- door (.alaxte Xixi -2X0 ( ,11 bon 42) xx,o evenings

I M i l l World Walkers Are One-Fourth A tom » Way

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ice large 2 car Xug I shown

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l ow NSHIB ,Kim ( oloniat toyer 2 W.Kld(*d lot 2 i 2

tu dog run 2 ear ,al air cond >X4 Xixi II KH l L 14

ToW NSHIB d ; t-edroom Banch ,.ied lot 1 1 2 baths it-n recreation room ee 2 ■ ar garage

ghboih.Mid Xsking appointm ent ra t)

Too La te To Classify

1 b >1 EE E a l l BEAT Furnished2 liedrooms garage garden lire p|la ce w a sue r dry er & Itieyifies included I year lease Sept 71 72 12 min to Princeton W ilk! (list tram to N X sjh;, m«> au l, beat Write Box 17X,, < ,-> i ’rtiateton Packet

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\terior ( 'all alter • p m iUig XXb-

s'l V N D X B 1) s» H N Al / E. Itpi PP1E.S III.lie- , Wts-k- oldPa p e r ti a llied Very good b-pO'l! ion- iov a tile XX ill be

exe.-lletit watcli dogs tn a veai

FD1TOH S NOTE. The billowing letter was sent to the Herald by David and John Knust of ( Tear l.akc Iowa two men who are walking around tile world toi ( NICHE Both shipped oil in Hightstuwn last year prior tig. toiE.ut <I|H-

Xlmost one year Das passed since we first set .out to walk a round Hie world and now we have a l m o s t walked one fourth ot the wpv XX, have Ik.-t-ii tiassing out I Nil E E pl(‘dge , ards ni Kuntpe as v. c did in the t inled Stares

i Mil plane in km- Iron New X ork a, 1 i-hor Bor * ugal were u n d tor hv Mr Ha! ( .ri-i-nwiKHi ., M m n eap o l i- Xlinnesota ’ si like! vv ho I - IIbe:. ted in out

'Ml PLE. desires ! or 2 unI urn1 shed a pa rt ment 'ueeupttiK-y H e . , - , ,; ,, c re n . e - 1 il l *4 1428

• E. X s \IF . ,|o y ctterl rm-il Heights June 24 .

Xve

world walk .We arrtvci

'ugal oi Dei first protect

d e:e•on Pur

and our ,<i a mule

i-(|Uipinc(l! oi 'in -null - back a- vie tiad in the t rated States

Many . nights during December and January the icnqieruturc.tcll tx-low tree/ing ami many places we stay ed had un heating systems There were Other adjustments too tor instance most oi the homes and othei buildings had no . iiiivemcnci- even running water was unusual In. the 1 inted Stale- we relied on coin operated laundromats to wash uir cloth1 - Lit n Kuropc

iatiiKirmoat' an- found only in the large eifies one man.

ti,, had tra eled in I In- I nifed S ta le s s,nd X ,in Xmencans (lot t realize how good you have it even m ita s m a l l towns vou ii,c. e a I, f b* - 'otlv efitewe- (fere i. Ik snialbu village- there is

noihitig f m i * Hie n v e i lor

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M m pi in t \ j< 1 vv nmudiT

111, Put,ill •lien? ot (hi ! Bureau »»(!<

Relations Depart Portugu*--'- Tuortst*r<*d 'ft 'i*i ,!s

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ueilent uoio n k e . .ti, PorJufcJuoN** • art' to arrv our ' amt

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i im a iso. up K irvioif

V\\ \ i M Bedlordf■A a Iked Lhro,ugti P ,|tug ■ and

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INNER

s|iain we were >11 night gypsy

Mill M o I i(K k, , i,K’k 1 Im- next i-ten<*d to the gvfr-v flamenco w atch ed the . dancers \X. not unusual For up all night

iway mule: he fa-arh

p o o k e d r „ , l n - , y f lu-

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ward we saw cork trees orange groves and vineyards We found life ill Portugal and sp a m revolves around the

ale- here the men gather in fhe ev en ing . to drink the inexpensive wines talk play cards or watch television The iomen rarely go out al night

unless thes have an escort Dut walk along (he

Mediterranean Sea has tx-cn civ picturesque and the

Weather has. been warm and unru In France an

,n gani/ation. that was created help im prove relations

between the Erench and Americans found places tor us ,,, lay with Erench families

, • »lso slept in outi -Mi-ioi-' and used our tent A i ia,ou- tXaeksinith m Marseille

., kind enough tu put new ■hues on Willie XX,■ were at the hoi : ii Nt Trope/ France

• > Mu k logger the singer ■ Lrgii-ii lock group 'hi

t: . mg stone- got married 'I !;.i! ntgtil the mayor ol St I :,,()(■/ put us. up in a hotel and Willie speni the night in an old

■ o ri[he rtiasoi- o! all tin- towns

-Mien- wo laved have signed out -i roil The tirst scroll is now j-iiii oi -ign,ilures and we t n -tartmg on the second one

W. would like x, take this unity to say Hi and

lU ago in to all- the lie .vho Irelperi us stopped Ik to u and wished us well, mi .-.orid walk

Sincerely i ,.c. at and .lotm Kurist

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fit specific dates and The J uly - ;t sessions' theme-V at the times in n program areas, A u:il br Pirates and Buekaneers

Bcvam «t . ’treetors feu vacanvies 'till exist in the while th<c third session Vug 2 thru['•" ,KT't*s> >! ‘he i.lttl? er- three and tour year wni te.uure the theme of

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* , Tht, . Osrei'torK heard a m to t ' tt , m in ail three beyii rmt■rs In term ed ia te and;or1g, jo*- • h# \ s sessioiis advance swimmers are available

n Hightstow n..n with t he I ep< rutv Affairs T Harrs Belt

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June 28 July 30 Fee $125

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) the ■ >' year old Beavers meet Iron: 12 .10 lo .1 p m Monday thru Fridas still open rigs n al! th ree

>r..' L:m ted reg is tra tio n s ii he made tor the first and sessions o( Summer F'un

■ Hightstown This program ■■ a ir, to i p m Jails for

s te r- lirs- through sixth

f n u t h i t r \ L o t I n r J /e t u b e r s

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Take a popular new General Motors or otne us at rates so low s realty worth »t tor the new dr vieg experience Use any author zed and get a bundle of S&H Greer Stamps ,wt home Could be a better bargain than trysti

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Arthur F Thomas ot 114 Ben nington Drive has been appointed

1 vice president in charge of real estate operations tor Alien Oil Co

NSK Gerald Alter president of the firm announced that Mr rhomas took ovet his new duties on June 1 and is working out of the company s new executive offices at 744 Broad Street r. Newark

For the past year Mr Thomas was engaged in shopping center leasing and developm ent for Philip J Levin and Affiliated Companies Prior to that he was Central New Jersey real estate supervisor for (Jino ln< the quick service restaurant chain

S u m m er C a v a lc a d e o f B ig B a n d s

LES AND .ARRELGART

ORCHESTRA

THE WARREN COVINGTON'ORCHfS’RA

LEE CASILE

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ORCHESTRA

LEE CASTLE

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THE GLENN M IL ER ORCHESTRA

BUODV Of ; RANC0

The Big Band Bash! Meet the stars of the 40’*, 50’s and 60 s! Every Thursday and Sunday night throughout the summer.

listen and dance to America's Greatest!

YOU’RE IN AT NATIONAL INNSp ic k your activn.es Select the way you wanl to spend your vacat On

Whether you He the cosmopo 'a r atmosphere of The Shelburne Hotel and Motor Inn the h nw y atmesphem of the Jem s Hole Motel or the convenience and com

of the Quasty Mote Mt Rovo' or the Lombardy Motel at1 four give you the Dest nes the poc s the Boardwalk and all the marvelous things

j hke to sun run or just have fun, try a National inn this summer

DINING OUT AROUND THE INNSit you re part o f pur Diamond Jim Brady or DenniA Vacation Plans you can samp e the fare at any of our famous restaurants- The Shelburne Boardwalk Dining Room * The Inn of The Three Tuns • The Roya Pavillion • Fjord Room • Curley s Corner * Dennis Coffee Shop • Tiki TerraceT ry them < At - for our European Plan guesta there s nofiner d in in g a n y w h e r e Quality, variety and your [choice of seven

SUPERVISED CHILDREN'S DAY CAMPSThree-age groups w th Athletic Directors Tours hikes arts and crafts childrens movies picnics, basxetba, volleyball, bow ng badmmtor shuff eboard. game room, ping pong., -ungle gyms

FAM ILY FUN AROUND THE CLOCK■mming at the poo'sj cr at the bea

or flolf r 3 on a pr V3te country cJ T? A ” . d-- v a "teed start.ng times Brady « an and Vacat-on

Plan guests ma. se'ect any seven activities - |Ice Capades • Night Club V,« • Sk. t , » P, . s» t Water Tatty • Wa* Museum * Amusementhides • Bowling • Sightseeing Grayilne * . s • Boardwalk Bicycling ■ Steel Pier • Sauna or Steam Room • Mm ature Go ' • C eanw d Seaquarium • Mov.es * Ocean Boat Sightsee ing Trip • Family Photo • Storybook ; a- a Adventure Village • Harness Racing (In Season;

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members n! L.idx Max .Sister Marion Larson’ Jr ’Fast

Brother A Stuart Moline' Deputy' t.'-and Master of the Grand Lodge o f \ J I D O L -Brother Harry Shephard Past Grand Master G rand K epresen ta tive to the Sovereign G rand Lodge and Sovereign G rand M essenger B ro th e rs Warren Pernne Past Grand Master and Grand Sr W arden of th e ' G rand En i atnpm ent of N .1 and Brother Amos Seal Grand Representative ot Military Council foT \ J

Other Honored guests were Sueanne Buchanan. Pres of the Theta Rho Assembly of N J and Brother J George Segate Grand P a tr ia rc h of the Grand- En campment ot N J

Members of the Rebekah State Assembly Staff attending were Sisters Anna Hubbs Vice Pres Itorothy Nagel Warden Helen Dietz. Treasurer Hilda Hickey Inside Guardian F lorence Wash burn Outside Guardian. Jean Weber Color Bearet Margaret Webb State F’lag Bearer and Betty Burroughs District Deputy Pre-- of M en er Dist w th several members o! her Mutf

Members ot the (jrand Lodge attending were Brothers Donald M Anderson Grand Warden and rep re se n ta tiv e of the G rand Master and Carlton I Mvers. Grand Marshall

Members of the Grand En cam pm ent attend ing were Brothers W illiam Tallman. Grand Jr Warden G Earl Jonas Grand Treasurer and Otto Boelsche Grand Inside Sentinel

There were K4 members from 20 lodges present tor the occasion t)n Thursday evening. June 17 Brother A Stuart Holmes was installed as Grand Master of the

■ ’ Lodge Independent Order at ' 'do F'eilows oi \ J at Atlantic ; y and several members from ! ufiy Mai i «igi‘ attended thism s ta n a t io n

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New Jersey National Bank s application to term a holding company to be known as NJN Bancorporation has been ap­proved by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System The effective date w ill be July 1

The holding company will own ai he stock of New Jersey National Bank and. in addition u ; tie allowed with appropriate regulatory approvals to acquire other banks and acqu ire or organize non banking subsidiaries providing services closely related to banking This will provide a means for greater diversification and geographical expansion of business opera tions not now available to the bank

\t present there are no specific I plans or commitments for the formation or acquisition of a n y . Iiarneuiar mi: banking or b a n k subsidiary of the holding com

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V very few vacancies for pre­schoolers 5 yr old and beginners and intermediate are available for ..II sessions at the Brook tree Swim > 'tub at 8 a m to 4 a m and 9 a m

a m It is anticipated that shortly all summer program s in all three sessions will be com pletciy filled in light of over MX) registrations already received to date through the local V office

In conclusion Mr Sennett reported that a full sum m er staff has been employed in proportion

i the registrations in program area so as to continue the A MCA philosophy ot sm all group program experiences Facilities have been reserx_.fi at Brooktree Swim 1 lub and Hilltop Swim Club an cl w imming programs the Walter 1 Black school for all pre­school activities and the Cranbury FJementary School and Flight stown High School for the two Summer F tin Clubs l!Ct looks like an outstanding Summer ot fun and ad v en tu re for many localy oungsters

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