The Courier-News from Bridgewater, New Jersey • Page 15

3 V' v. jr. THE COURIER-NEWS, Monday, June 1, 1970 27 2 Stations May End Operations -i Basking Ridge Villager Green Saturday at which Theodore Post Pnotos Dy Antnony Losarao was the site of Bernards Township Memorial Day services Malisky, post commander of Meilli-Card American Legion 114, was master of ceremonies. HAMPTON Notices have been posted by the Central Rail road of New Jersey that it wil seek permission from the state Public Utilities Commission to change the status of the Hamp ton and Annandale railroad sta tions from agency to non-agency for both freight and passenger business This means Jersey Centra would move the business offices of the two stations elsewhere and transfer their agents to other locations, if the PUC acts favorably on the application. It probably will mean tha the physical uses of those sta tions as waiting rooms for passenger trains will not be discontinued, but tickets would be purchased on the trains and commuter tickets would be is sued from the destination rail road offices.

The PUC has scheduled pub lic hearings on the two applica tions for June 10 at 10 a.m. in its offices in Newark Indications are that the pres ent business at the Hampton station, which now handles the business from the closed Ludlow-Asbury station, would be transferred to High Bridge Annandale business would be transferred to Whitehouse Sta tion, which now handles Leba non Borough business. The Lebanon station was closed in 1962. Annandale station serves as a center for commuters from a wide area who a few years ago formed an association and purchased from the railroad a one-acre tract adjacent to the local station, the site of the former freight house, for use as a parking place. Commuters from as far away as Allentown and Easton, Phillipsburg, Frenchtown and Milford use the station to travel to and from jobs in the city.

The Annandale station was first built when the railroad came through in 1853. The original station burned about 35 years ago and was replaced with the present one. The Hamp- ton station also is very old and since the railroad reached the VUlclgC 111 UlC ldlC lOiMJS. I xkc 9 in i Miss Maureen Quinn, the new Miss Somerset County, signs Maggio after being crowned queen Friday Somerset Queen Photos by Anthony LoSardo an autograph for Jane night. Chosen by Dorothy Jean Jones of Som- erville.

Photo by Ed Scheutz The Neshanic Fire Company marches past houses decorated for Memorial Day Saturday in Neshanic Station during the 16th annual parade sponsored by the Lions Club. emorial Day Parades Student Employment Ads Attract Large Crowds Piscataway, Dunellen Mark Memorial Bar Connection To Be Sought HIGH BRIDGE Legal action against Julius Jakelsky, owner of Jay's Arcade in Washington Avenue, East High Bridge, was planned by the High Bridge Council Thursday night to force Jakelsky to hook into the municipal sewer system there. This would unblock an alley between East Main St. and Maryland Avenue, which has been cut off since March 21. A petition signed by more than 30 residents of these two streets, who use the alley on which their garages are located, was presented to the council more than two weeks ago.

It asked that Jakelsky be requested to complete the con struction and open the north end of the alley to use again by property owners there. The final hookup date was months ago for Jakelsky 's prop erty. Councilman Levi Hoffman, who also is municipal fire chief, asked for an amendment to the fire ordinance to permit 18-year- olds to join the two local fire companies, but not gain active status until 21 years of age, and to extend the maximum age limit membership from 35 to 40. Hoffman said these are the recommendations of the state Firemen's Association. Council Attorney Oscar W.

Ritten- house was asked to check on the legal status of the proposals. Police Chief Joseph Lacey reported he has frequent requests from outsiders for a bor ough street map. He asked that adequate directional maps of the borough be made up so they can be distributed at a nom inal cost to those seeking them. The council will ask Robert McEldowney, municipal engi neer, to provide a drawing suitable for this purpose and a local printing firm will be asked to prepare a supply. BABYSITTING.

Warren area. Call 75i- 6907. Age 14. Central School. BOY, age 12, wants work cutting lawns, i Vicinity of Plainfield Tompkins Sherman Cedarcroft School.

-South Plainfield. 561-3456. COURIER-NEWS BOY for 3 desires summer iob. Needs money for college, 16 years old, sophomore Piscataway High School, Piscataway. 752-2387.

Call after 3 P.M. RESPONSIBLE honor student for babysitting, pet care, odd jobs. Attending Wardlaw School. Plainfield resident. Age 14.

References. 756-1162. HELP A BOY SCOUT get to campl Will mow or rake lawns, dig or weed gardens, etc. Age 13. Elsenhower School, Piscataway.

Phone 752-3949. GOOD LAWN MOWING PROSPECT. A North Plfd. H.S. student.

Age 16. Uses own equipment. Call 754-0168. GARDEN WORK, lawns mowed, interior and exterior painting, experienced. Call 757-6991 after 6.

Student of No. Plfd. High School. LAWN MOWING, fast and Inexpensive. Call 757-3782, age 16, student of N.p.H.S.

BOY FOR RENT, will do odd lobs In Green Brook area. Age IX 755-7864, Green Brook School. 15V2-YEAR-OLD Piscataway High School student wishes summer employment. Resides in Piscataway. Call 968-5629.

EXPERIENCED, reliable babysitter. West End area. Age 14. North Plani- field High. 755-5280.

BABYSITTER, High School girt desires babysitting in Passaic. Twp. tof. Day or evening, txperiencea. Watchuna Hills Regional High school.

647-1089. RESPONSIBLE 16-year-old girl desires to feed, train, exercise or wash dogs. Would like to be a vet. Hartridge School. 561-0782.

NORTH PLAINFIELD High School girf, l5'2, would like a salesgirl position or office work. 755-0155. BOY, age 17V2, N.P.H.S., versatile, willing and ambitious, want steady work through Aug. Most any type iob acceptable. 755-5586.

I BABYSITTER I'm experienced and LOVE children. I go to Cedarcroft School in South which is my home town. My age: 13V. Call me ANYTIME at: 754-7884. DEPENDABLE Central School (Middlesex) student to sit with your children, days, in my home.

Call 469-1379 after 4:30 p.m. BOY, 16 years old, junior at North Plain-field High School. Lives In North Plain-field. Is willing to work in any iob. 754- 212CL GIRL, High School senior, 17, honor society member -at Plfd.

H.S. Good typist and good at figures, seeks summer employment. Call 754-9056. GIRL, age 16, attends Union Catholic H.S., lives in Plainfield. Wants work as file clerk, answer phone or drug store clerk.

756-1009. TEENAGE brother and sister will serve at large or small dinner parties and clean up afterwards. Experienced! Valley View Peddie School. Ages 14 15. 757- 4947.

WILL BABYSIT for working mother. Have experience. Age 12, Franklin School. Please call 755-7617. BABYSITTING, preferably steady iob.

Any day except Sunday. Perpetual cara for your children. I like kids. 15, Somer-ville High, Branchburg. 722-0664.

CARS WASHED waxed, babysitting, lawns mowed, swept, odd fobs. Pets it-ting at your house. Call us at 722-8325. H.S. West Eisenhower.

Ages 13, 15. IRONING done in my home or yours. Transportation must be provided. Charge $1.50 per hour. Call Sue at 725-4057, after 4 o'clock.

Age 15, Bridgewater-East High School. TOO BUSY? I mow at 50 cents per 1,000 sq. ft. Goinv out? I babysit for 50 cents per hour. Dependable.

Age 13, Hillside School, Bridgewater. 526-1268. BOY, 16, needs job after school and during summer. Attends B-R-East H.S.. Bridgewater.

Phone 722-7734. Had two years drafting. BABYSITTING iri my home or yours! Summer, days, nights. Experienced. 15 yrs, Bridgewater-Raritan H.S.

West. 725-8874. Green Knoll area. HONORS biology student, fine horse wom an, competition swimmer. Red Cross life saver, skilled with children, mature, responsible hard worker, some tvoina skill.

15, Bridgewater-Raritan H.S. East, Bridgewater, 722-4455. BABYSITTER my home or yours. Age 13, Adamsville School. Finderne area.

Call 725-4801. LAWN and-gardening, vicinity of Bound Brook, reasonable rates. High school lunior and 8th grade student, Bridgewater-Raritan Hiqh School, East, and Adams ville, 16 and 13 yrs. old. 469-4176.

RELIABLE 13 yr. old girl will baby sit. I live at 835 O'Donnell Scotch Plains and attend Park Jr. Hiah. Call me at 233-8529.

MATURE 13 yr. girl will babysit non-school nights and when out of school. Active student, Edison Jr. High, West- field. Red Cross first aid and life- saving.

Must provide trans. 233-1102. CLERK-TYPIST and sales help. After: school and summer work. Aae 16.

inn. ior at Plainfield High. Call 757-1654. AMBITIOUS 15 year old boy seeking job: Lawn cutting, garden care, delivery boy, small errands, even babysittina. Pis cataway area.

Quibbletown J.H.S. HILLSBOROUGH Miss Maureen Quinn, an 18-year old senior at Bridgewater Raritan-East High School was selected queen at the Jaycees Miss Som erset County Scholarship Pa geant at Hillsborough High School Friday night. Rhr ic fVi Hauffhtpn nflVTr. and Mrs Joseph j. Quinn Jr 0f 12 Miss Quinn performed on un Scout Pack 204 and the Washing ton Rock Girl Scouts.

The New Market Firehouse won the first place trophy in that class, while the Arbor Rescue Squad took top honors in their division. Parade chairman Louis Ono- rato said Saturday's weather was exceptional and large crowds attended the ceremonies. DUNELLEN In Dunellen, Mayor Lawrence Anzovino delivered an address in Washington Park where Gold Star mothers placed wreaths in honor of deceased veterans of all American wars. The 10 a.m. parade proceeded from Prospect Avenue and even parallel bars for her talent display.

She will attend Ashland College in Ohio and major in physical education. First runner-up was Miss Alta Ross of 275 Davenport Som-J erville, and second runner-up was Sharrie Trojanowski of Edison. Miss Congeniality was Marie Bisceglia of Bridgewater and a special talent award was netted Grove Street and ended with the Washington Park ceremonies The guest speaker was Charles Z. Nagy, commandant of the Tripoli detachment, Marine Corps League. Marching in the leading con tingent were the mayor and members of the Borough Coun cil; Commander James W.

Gro- man of Tri-Boro Memorial Post 5479, VFW; Commander John A Gartland of American Legion Post 119, and Nagy. Other marchers included members of the Tri-Boro Post and its auxiliary, the American Legion Post and its auxiliary; Marine Corps color guard, Trip oli Marine Detachment, and the Dunellen High School Band. -Continued from Page 21 W. Corva of the Office of Naval Intelligence. In his speech, Corva had great praise for the American war dead, but stressed what he called, "the living dead: the prisoners of war in Hanoi." The invocation was by the Rev.

Robert Lock, pastor of Faith Lutheran Church, and the benediction was by the Rev. James Elman, pastor of Read- mgton Reformed Church Wreaths were placed by Neshanic Lions Club, the fire com pany, Branchburg Rescue Squad and Hillsborough Fire Companies 1 and 2. About 675 people marched in the parade and an estimated 2,000 took part in the services at Firemen's Field. This year's event was Neshanic Station's 16th annual Memorial Day parade. Griggstown In Griggstown, wreaths were! placed at the foot of the me morial plaque located in the yard of Griggstown Reformed Church.

Master of ceremonies was Edward Tornquist, original chief of the fire company. Grand marshal was Ronald H. Lan caster, who saw active duty in World War I. Guest speaker was John Langfeld, a World War II veteran, who was prisoner in Germany. Basking Ridge In Basking Ridge an esti mated 2,000 people took part in the morning service at the village green in South Finley Avenue.

Theodore Malisky the American Legion Neil-Card Post 114, was master of cere monies. The Rev. Dale Crouth- amel, of the Covenant Chapel of the Keformed EmscoDal Church, gave the invocation The guest speaker was William Lannigan, former Somerset County freeholder. Wreaths were presented by the Kiwanis Club, and the fire department. Trum- peters from the Ridge High School Band played taps.

The benediction was by the Rev. Wil bur Thomas of the Bishop James Methodist Church. Liberty Corner The Liberty Corner Fire De partment sponsored that town's ceremonies which consisted of a march led by Ridge High School Marching Band. Wreaths were presented by American Legion representatives, the Township Committee, the Ber nards Kiwanis Club Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts and. the first aid squad and fire company, The speaker was the Rev.

Carl Abrahamsen of Millington Baptist Church. SEEMS GOOD BET MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) Using the teeter-totter stock market as its guide, a Miami Beach highrise apartment build ing is seeking prospective dwellers who will "pay no rent until uow Jones hits 800 again." The Piscataway Crystalettes were voted the best all around unit in the Piscataway Memorial Day parade Saturday. The 70-girl group also won first prizes for the best twirler and the best drill team. The parade, sponsored jointly by the VFW and American Legion, started off from Harold Place after services at Veterans Memorial Park at 9 a.m.

Mayor Frank J. Knight spoke about the veterans who died to make America free. The parade ended at the American Legion Home 261, where prizes were awarded. The Piscataway Elks had the best float, and other prizes were won by Boy Scout Troops 27, Cub ELECTRICIAN'S helper, no experience. 18 yrs.

old. Will attend scnooi tor elec tricity in the fan. can B89j6iw or w-6548. Fanwood High School. JOB WANTED.

Boy, age 16, will do stock room, busboy, help around. Other related iobs also. Call 233-6191. Westfield High School. old bov.

high schobl June graduate seeking summer employment. Hard working, anxious to please. Outdoor work Dreferred. 64-2JIB. waicnuna mus Regional High.

GIRL 14, wishes to babysit. Warren area, Call 757-6024. Central SchooL BOY, age 16, AAaxson School. Lives in Netherwood section, Plainfield. Wants honest part-time or full time ipb worker.

756-0927. Anytime after 3 p.m. TUTOR. Dependable, 13 year-old boy will teach math op to and including sixth grade. Good school record at AAaxson Jjr.

High in Plainfield. 755-4499 I WOULD like to work at Carol's on South Ave. in Plainfield. Really any lob is fine. Age 12.

Emerson School. 755-5485. CAPABLE and responsible 17 yr. old girl needs money and is looking for summer work. Graduates Holy Trinity High School this month.

Call 756-7019. MOTHERS of Warren: you need a reliable babysitter? Girl, age 15, wat-chung Hills Regional High. Tuesday transportation needed. NEED A BOY to cut grass, walk your dog, etc? Hubbard Jr. High.

Age 15. 757-4798. MOTHER'S HELPERS. Hours 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

South Plainfiel area. South Plfd. High School. Age IX 756-3556. MOTHER'S HELPER.

Hours' 9:00 a.m. 6:30 P.m. Soutn Piaintieia area. ao. Plfd.

High School. Age 13. 757-0117. MY AGE is 12. School Emerson.

My telephone number is 756-1640. I would like to work at Carol's on South in Plainfield, N.J. Really any job is fine. EXCELLENT TYPIST! Will type part or full time. I6V2, North Plainfield High.

756-2185. WORK WANTED in Bridgewater area. 14 yrs. old. Call Pete anenaan, oy-uurr.

Hillside School. PROFESSIONAL PIANO Instruction. Also dinner music Dartv music, ac- rnniiuniit fnr olavs. choral roups. Artist and cartoonist.

Excellent typist (manual) Age: 18, North Plainfield High, 756-2185. BOY, 17, desires work in a retail selling establishment to carry over inio me No. Plainfield High School Distributive Education Proaram in sepiemoer. soi 9084. GRASS CUTTING or odd jobs wanted in Warren Area.

Age 14. lemrai acnooi 757-6758. JOB WANTED for 15 year old Plainfield boy. Willing to worx in any area ot Plainfield. Prefer outdoor and handy lobs.

Student is a Plainfield High School sophomore, tan ajy4. 15 year old girl, lives in North Plainfield, attonHc North Plainfield Hiah School. Wishes to work in any type of retail store. Has experience with cash register. lease phone 755-425 or 56-454.

EXPERIENCED babysitter, 14Vi years old. 75c per hour, si after mianigru. 755-0471. North piaintieia Hign scnooi. WILL TRAVEL to the seashore with a Senior Life Saving Certificate.

Age 16 family to care for children. Red cross Phone 755-0471, North Plainfield Hign. HARTRIDGE STUDENT, 16, seeks summer emolovment in Plainfield. Light lyuiiiu, mum, luiuiwiu aim wyci iciiks 111 EXPERIENCED BOY of 14 for lawn care and odd iobs in West End of No. Plfd.

I attend N.P.H.S. Call 756-6728. I ATTEND Plainfield High School. I am 15 vrs. old.

Mv Dhone No. is 757-8997. I would like employment in a children's home or nursery. Part time after school. full Time auring tne summer.

GIRL 16, attending Plainfietd High would like employment in cniiaren-s nome or nursery. Part time after scnooi. Full time summer. 756-4863. ATTENDING Plainfietd High School, would like employment in children's home or nursery.

Part time after school. full time summer. 754-5486. Age 17. BOY, 12 yrs.

old would like a iob cutting lawns. East End School, North Plain- field. WORK WANTED Will do anything; especially fond of animals. Call PL 7- 4288. Age 14, 9th grade, Maxson Jr.

High scnooi. 15-YEAR-OLD Piscataway High School girl wishes to give tender loving care to your pets while you enioy your vaca- ion. 752-4533. 16-YEAR-OLD Piscataway High Ad vertising Art student wishes to paint odd Iobs. 752-4533.

BABYSITTING, day and evening, age 12, BABYSITTER, MOTHER'S HELPER, tasr tna scnooi, no. pita. 755-9064. two years experience. Available daytime, evenings until 9.

Vicinity near nome, pita. Age 13. Washington School 754-6806. BABYSIT CHILDREN, walk dogs, care pets. Available days, evenings until 9, vicinity home Plainfield.

Age 12, Washington 754-6806. SALES GIRL, very experienced, worked in past for father in clothes store, get along well with people, neat appearance, attend Rutgers Preparatory School, Somerset. Age 16. Live in Plfd. 754-3270.

16-YEAR-OLD P. H.S. sophomore wishes employment as office worker, waitress. salesgirl. Also piano accompanist.

Will consider babysitting, house work. Fully if CHU ROAST, BONE IN Sooth Avenue ondj I v. if mm mi ry) r. ivi r. i in015 rA mm Photo by Lannl Saluting American War dead, the Dunellen BPO Elks Band plays patriotic music during the.

Dunellen Memorial Day Parade. qualified, call 754-1782..