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26 THE vr.w F.R'-NswrrK, HOME NEWS tlwday. jii.y n. mtj WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP THE HOME NEWS CLASSIFIED WANT ADS NOTICJ WHfRIiS, It detlrtlMe kive f-'esereij a ln tar tmrulrii cojrl manajement InlormstiBr) Itnv vVNEItgAS, the Ingenuity, tepeel. in, Beooaunsj, Mjmem (ne) per, Sntl i.es of tyilemt factors wn.ch go not prnnt lr. of tBecilitsfiont or tne r.

0' competitive bids lo eertorm in services required, end (hot ir viii are ot lucn quelitttivt ntur rent, no to th foregoing-tutors 1ht tn re'ainina of systems consultant mouitf ce on (nnot pursuant to Jan. on lo) ot Cnipitr HI ot tnt Lews ot UN; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT Kg. SOLVED By tt, fi.ird of Chose freeholders of th County of An. Owe-see that Optimal Analysis Co. of 5 0'fiid Avenue, Jersey City.

man and hereby retained to Lejal notices, in order to be published promptly and correctly, should be either typed or hand printed and mailed or delivered to HIadun at our oflice, 123 How Lane, New Brunsw ck. Copy deadline: 12 noon day preceding publication date, except where length of copy (multi-column le-gals) necessitates more time for typesetting and proofreading. CLASSIFIED INDEX- NOTICE TO B'DDEBS It's ejsy to find the solution to your want or need' in The Home News Classified Want-Ads Central Jersey's Complete Marketplace. Heading's listed below in alphabetical order appear in the want ad section in numerical order $Mid pift wll tie rs.e.vfd at the P'P't plan tor a eomputanied A' itt Cojnty Purchasing Agents court management Information iyi-0! lifts Fioor, Adm.ritslratlrjn ttm; FINANCIAL lfc inftjiA 4 I iii the proposed malarial, prepared by n(' tna PjrtnSm-j Department, have been "py of t.ied OM.we ef tnt Purchaitna Jh Admirmtrattcn Buildm, Ne r'i tTe-? Tni, Nc and may b. 'T.

'tl' by prospective b.dder, dur. to "sacnZi a hi m3 Busmes. Bidder, w.ll Bt (b turnished vv.tn a copy ol the specific- Dated" Julv ten on proper notnt. 7 THOMAS molvnfii must bt made on the jtandard ChaVrman Dronosai torm rne manner dPi.inAt AP Photo Fischer, the challenger, drew Spassky, the current champion white and with the first move. FINALLY AmtJi-ican Bobby Flsehor, left, and Russian Boris Spassky wilt tquart off in the World Chest Championship in Reykjavik, Iceland, today at 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Auctions Diet tit Oett'tiun lost and found Ptnomii Rummtce S.lis Sttuai Notices 4 2t I 2 3a 3 AUTOMOTIVE Accaitnits and Rrp.ili Auto Rental, letting Automobiles for S.f.

Aula Silt, 4 Saivict Automotive Minted Hll .80 .81 .89 .85 .84 .82 .611 B.kes and Cycles Construction iquipmtnt Mobile Homes 4 Cimptrs Trucks and Buses lied Cir Peelers BUSINESS SERVICES Appliance Repairs 21 Buildmi 4 Remodeling 22 Personal Services 20 Rental Services 24 Special Services 13 Income Iii Returns Prepared 2it EDUCATIONAL Instruction Instruction Wanted Schools and Colleges 6 9 5 EMPLOYMENT Agents Wanted Employment Agency DIRLCTORY JOB LISTINGS Help Wanted JobsWt'dbyMen Jobs W't by Women .13 10a 10b .14 FARM GARDEN livestock 4 Poultry Products 4 Supplies Vehicles (Lawn Mowers) .41 .40 .42. ANNOUNCEMENTS I Lost and Found World Chess Match Under Way at Last 1 SSSr Baar0. r- riscHfs Brooklyn, N.Y., had the black pieces. One game will be played each Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, starting at p.m. 1 p.m.

DT. National prestige was at stake for the defending Russian. The Soviet Union subsidizes chess and has dominated the game for decades. Fischer is the first foreigner to make it to the finals since 1948. For Fischer, it is a question of money and personal prestige, of proving his claim that he is the best in the world, London oddsmakers rated the lanky American the favorite to win the 24 game, two month competition and capture more than $180,000 of the estimated $300,000 at stake.

The winner gets five eighths of the $125,000 put up by the Icelandic Chess Federation, or Additional counts of a similar offense with another 14-year-old boy and providing marijuana and alcohol to another boy will be moved for dismissal when Mrs. Melchione is scheduled for sentencing later this summer. Woodbridge police arrested Mrs. Melchione after parents of several neighborhood youths became suspicious of their sons' activities and reported their suspicions to authorities. nuJ p.m.

EDT. black, leaving with Bj.H.ni. New BrunswkK. Nc jersey, 01 f.naay. July 21, l72 at 1.30 P.M.

current mo tor lh furnishing of reqgircj By tn M.d- oio County Road Dspartmant. Soet.fical.ont and lormi at bid tar td therein and required by the jpecitf must be enclosed In sealed envelope, bearing the namt ot tht od and the name and addres, of fht b.d- r)r on tne ouls.de, addressed to tnt Purchasing Agent of Middlesex County and must be accompanied by certified check, cashiers check or bid bond In the amount of ,200 00. Bids may be hand delivered or mailed by certified mail to the aDovt mentioned address. A corporation submitting a bid In response lo this advertisement shall accompany such bid with a resolution autnorlJing It, proper olticer, to submit sued a b.d, and authorize said olticer, to execute a contract In tht Its b.d Is accepted. Tne Board ol Chosen Freeholders "cree or de- I'Jtl b.idd' best interest ol the County to do so.

8y of in Bosrd Ch0: Freeholder, of Middlesex County. HELEN HAYES Purchasing Agent 14 84 NOTICE MIDDLESEX COUNTY COURT: PROBATE DIVISION. IN THE MATTER OF THE GENERAL ASSIGNMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS OF: SANTA MONICA FREEWAY, ASSIGNOR TO NEIL A. KLEIN-BERG, ASSIGNEE. NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that tht above-named Assignor did on tht 26th day of June, 1972, make, execute and HaliiAt a MEN A If I ClhlDCDfi 1180 -Raymond Boulevard, Newark, i mtno if.

M.I crcditors In accordance with the Re- Th.T 271 i Si.m.n'i rJL tjo a.X ,6 women clothing at 09 Albany New Brunsw.ck. New Jersey and at sented at the office of Messrs. Klein- berg, Moroney, Masterson Schachter 1180 Raymond Boulevard, Newark New Jprtev 07102. Attnrnpvt nf th, Raymond Boulevard, Newark, New Jersey 07102, attorneys of the fl 1 J' "'Ul 7.1 db Darren irgm turning in lor oiviaeno riAipr). 9 1075 uaiea.

june iv NEIL A. KLEINBERG ii on p.mAnri'niuf 1180 Raymond Blvd. iri cimbcbi- MnorVNBv MASTER SON SCHACHTER Attorneys for Assignee iou Rafn.u.iu ouu.evaiu Newark, New Jersey 50.40 NOTICE tne REYKJAVIK, Iceland AP American challenger Bobby Fischer and Russian defender Boris Spassky finally begin play this afternoon in the richest and most publicized world chess championship of all time unless some new snag develops. Las minute adjustments were being made on the stage of Reykjavik's 2.500seat sports hall. The playing table was shortened, the green-and-white marble chessboard constructed for the fourth time, and the overhead lighting changed.

But these were small details compared to the tangled negotiations and war of nerves that preceded the encounter, originally set to start July 2. Spassky, 35, drew the white chessmen and with them the first move. Fischer, 29, of AFRICAN GRAY rAnKOT-with red tail. Lost in Middle-bush area. Call Kt ward.

DENTUHES LOST Vicinity Lee Ave. Joyce Ki'mer Ave. Reward. 846 3657. POO LOST Chihuahua, lirown.

female (19fi9 tael Hamilton Somerset. VI 1023. LEGAL NOTICE SMltd B.3S for Fu'n. sn.no Supply ina installation of Cr. feting Men or ial School, InneS 1040, Est Brunsw.cn, ll t) rere.ved, opener) rtd conten's publicly announced By trie Bi'd Education of thi of Fait in fht Count ot at the Bord of Cd.iiat.on Ottm, 1 or to award the contract in part or whole, and to waive any Intormaiilie, In or to relact any and all bid, It deemed to the best Interest, of tnt Board of Education to do so.

Dated: July II, 1772 N. H. RENICK Secretary Board of Education Township ol East Brunswick County of Middlesex New Jersey 952 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS BOARD OF EDUCATION TOANSHIP OF PtSCATAWAY PISCATAWAY, N.J. Sealed bid, will be received by the ard of Education of Ihe Township of New Jeri.v for" One (I) New Full' Size Sedan LnZJ 5,28 SCCUn or Station Waoon Instruction, and jpeclfication, for bidding may be obtained at tht Office of the Secretary of the Board of Education In the Administration Building, Sutton Lane, Piscataway, New Jersey, any day, Monday thru Friday, between tht hours of 1:30 A.M. and 4:00 P.M.

The Board of Education reserves the right to reiect any or all bids and to waive immaterial formalities as may be deemed In the best interests of the School District. Dated: July 11, 1972 GUY VANDER VLIET Sec'y. Business Administrator ,24 Civil Service Exams Scheduled For County Jobs The New Jersey Civil Service rnMm.VciAH 4l.it 1 aiuiLiu.iv.cu ut rnimtv rnvprnmpnt nnri 13 mil. nicipal government positions are available in Middlesex County. Of the municipal positions, five are in North Brunswick.

They include equipment operator sweeper, purchasing agent and water repairman. A sanitary inspector position is open in Perth Amboy. The county slots include docket Clerk, occupational ther- apist and Stationary engineer. TWQ ininrtnJj inose interested in appijmg should Contact the Department ot uvii bervice, Division of Examinations, in Trenton, be- fore July 31. i '7' Viiitomn Rod.

Eait Brunv.f, Ne jerwy. at II 00 a preva.l.ng t.me. on Fr.de, July 21. Il S9ofiraf.on. Sheet, (d Bid Form, may be obtained at the Ibovtoli.ee.

Tn. Board of Edur.a-.on reser.es the r.jf.t to waive any mMrmautie, in or to reiect any and all B.dj. The Board of Educat.on reserve, the f.u.., it.M on tuii.o.iioi.gn o.o en Fndav, Juiv 21. 1972 in tho narA Secretary's 0ll.ee. $78,125, plus another $75,000 of the $120,000 provided by London investment banker James Slater to persude Fischer to end his holdout last week.

Organizers calculate Fischer and Spassky will divide at least another $55,000 from the sale of television and film rights. The American's lawyer, Paul Marshall, told a newsman on the eve of play, however, that "the money's not important. Bobby wants respect on his own terms." Both players stayed in seclusion. Spassky was reported nervous and upset. Fischer, who favors sleeping in the daytime, was last seen at 1 a.m., Monday, when he visited the sports hall.

He demanded that the mahogany playing table be shortened and that the overhead lights be changed. The challenger also agreed with the Russian's complaints that the squares on the chessboard were too large in relation to the size of the pieces. Tombstone maker Sigurdor Helgason started work immediately on cutting smaller squares of Italian marble and green Lancashire, slate. The new size of the squares is 2'i inches, one fourth inch smaller than those on the board that had been installed. The Icelandic organizers had rejected two earlier chessboards.

One was too shiny, another lacking in Personals Woman Admits Guilt To Morals Charge Mur.t'y to Loin buinnss Intuirin.e inoy rV jnlril Moriches Jlu.i I unjs .73 .70 .71 .74 .72 711 MERCHANDISE NitiJs. 4 Auessone. ftui.u.ni! Supine. bu.ltfsluuipinmt, Ciineus 4 Supplies Ciutrung'-Diybouds. Cuji and ruci Sdles .31 -Jo .28 .27 Jb .32 .301 .29 .30 .38 .33 .3 .34 .39 Home linpiovemenl, 'HouH'nuidGoutls Machinery 4 Tools Miscellaneous Musicians Corner Pets jnd Supplies Suortmt; Goods Wanted to Buy REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments tor Rent .52 .521 .67 .55 .54 Apaitments tor Sale business Pioueities farms tor Rent (j.H.ii'iS for Rent.

Ilousrs for Rent Cllxe Desk Spice, R-scits and Rooms utmstk'd Rooms Housekeeping Rooms w.tli 6oaid anied lo Rent .53 .56 58 .50 .51 50a .59 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Brokers and Others Bustneis Properties. Cemetery Plots Construction Lots farms lor Sale Houses tor Sale Lots and Acreage Real Estate Wanted Realtors fill .616 b4 .66 .63 .60 .62 .69 .65 Results 4 CotUees ANNOUNCEMENTS Special Notices SHOP AT HOME Draperies Slip Covers. T. GRANT Frowntriwn Shopping Center. fSiH-4720.

TABLE TENNIS INTElti-nTKIl I'LAYEKS 643-36(15 Help needed on finishing my cement boat: fittinss. etc. 247-75U4. VERSATILE HAND needed for vvedtiini! in lale August. Rep-erloire should please young or old alike.

Call 21ljOlJ80. 3a Rummage Sales RUMMAGE SALE DAYTON GRANGE HALL. July 12, 1U. 14. Miscellaneous items-clothing.

9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. EDUCATIONAL Schools and Collioet BKY MAN assistants, dental assistants, medical reception. 219 U8o. OARAGO'S Dynamic Dnvet Training School 5721191 or 442 International Institute Edison Computer Programming Operations, Secretarial, FashiorJ Merchandising, 549-7888.

LANE ROBB1NS SCHOOL Somerset, Va full day 2-3 or 5 day week. 2 i thru kindergarten. Summer day camp, aers 3 to 12. 3 pools, all sports. Call 207-2000.

Secretarial, computer programming training, accounting, 4Clth vr. Days 54S fifilS. Intsrtuction ADELPHI TUTORING Service Certified Home Instruction All subjects. 572-3773 GUITAR INSTRUCTION Be-tinners. Private lessons in my home.

679-2910. HYPNOSIS Self Hypnosis New classes starling Sept. 20th 2ith. Call 240 0048. LEARN TO HYPNOTIZE Complete, courses in scientific hypnosis self hypnosis.

Free literature. 251-3143. ORGAN PIANO Certified Teacncr. Private Instruction Child or Adult. 247-8734 TUTORING Grades 1-14, experienced certified teachers.

Call TUTORING -Certified thru 8, all subjects, Makeup or advanced IcarmnK. 821-9490. Learn to drive TRACTOR TRAILERS OR OPERATE HEAVY EQUIPMENT. Earn hiiih waives. Vetenns.

Call 44i60f.ll 9 to Approved for the training of American Training Service. WHITE SPACK INCREASES READKRSII1P OF Instruction Wanted TUTOR For all subjects for i2t children, ayes 6 7. My home, Martinsville. 249 EMPLOYMENT 10 Help Wanted ACCIDENT HEALTH SALES Mutual of Ohama, Will hire 2 experienced salesmen or trainees who need $1.00 to S1000 per mo. draw.

Immediate earninfs. Call Mr. Stewart. W. Equal Opportunity Companies.

MUTUAL OF OMAHA PREGNANT? Distressed? We. will shnre your BIRTHRIGHT. 247-5445. Mn. thru noon to 2 p.m.

Thurs. 79 p.m. FIDE WANTED to U.S. Open, Atlantic City. Aug.

Vi thru 25. Will share hotel room expenses. 985-0191. Ask for Kevin. So ynu cot some new furniture sell the older pieces with the Classified Ads I 1 fUKTHEK RESOLVED that JJJJ leat shell $5,.

cr.ordanr with proposal ot Aniyt't datad May 26, "i'i Vr FURTHER RESOLVED that Correction I Penal Institutions Richard M. Mack, Clerk ol the Board ol Chosen Fret- holders ot the County of Middlesex tnd State ol New Jersey, do hereby certify tnsf the above is a trut copy of a rtso-lution adopted at a meeting of the Board held on tht tth day of July. 1972. RICHARD M. MACK, Jr.

Clerk 350 ly.1l ls.24 NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED FUNDS HELD BY THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA NEWARK 1, NEW JERSEY The persons whost name, and last Known addresses are set forth below appear to be entitled to payments of titty dollars or mort according to the rtcords ot Tht Prudential Insurance Company of America. MIDDLESEX COUNTY Hint, Harriet B. Landing Bridge New Brunswick, NJ. Lahm, Frances Maple Avenue South Plainfietd, NJ. Schmidt, William 149 Somenlield Rd.

Lawrence Harbor, NJ. Such unclaimed funds will be paid on or before August 31st next to persons establishing to the satisfaction of the Company their right to receive tht tamt. Thereafter all claims for such funds should bt presented to the New Jersey Stale Treasurer. H4 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bid, will be received at the Offtct, 12th Floor, Administration Building, New Brunswick, New Jersey, on Friday. July 21, 1972 at 2:30 P.M.

current time for the furnishing, deliv- rin9 installation of chain link dlestx County Parks Department, specifications and forms of bid for thePprop)sed material, prepared by ''Led 11' SJ, j. "Z7a. IhO OUSIheS furnished with a copy of tht specifica tions on proper notice. Birf. h.

th. .1,. proposal form In the manner designat- ed therein and required by the specifi- ca.i0ns mu5t be enclosed in sealed envelopes bearing the namt of the job dnd name snd addre of fne bld. der on ou's'de. addressed to tht Purchasing Agent of Middlesex County and must be accompanied by certified check 0, bi(J bond for not less than 10:.

of the amount bid, but not exceeding Bids may bt hand delivered or mailed by cectified mail to the above mentioned address. A corporation submitting a bid in response to this advertisement shall event its bid is accepted. The Board of Chosen Freeholders reserves the right to Increase or de- crease the quantity specified by add- ina thereto or deductina therefrom in accordance with the provisions set forth in the specifications. The Board reserves the right to re- lect any and all bids If deemed to the best interest of the County to do so. By order of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of Middlesex County.

HELEN HAYES Purchasing Agent 15.40 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will bt received at' the Middlesex County Purchasing Agent's Olflce, 12th Floor, Administration Building, New Brunswick, New Jersey, on Friday. July 21, 1972 at 2:00 P. M. current time for the furnishing and delivering of A MOBILE RADIO PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE CONTRACT FOR THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Specifications and forms of bid for the proposed material, prepared by the Purchasing Department, have been filed in the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Administration Building, New Brunswick, New Jersey, and may be inspected by prospective bidders during business hours.

Bidders will be furnished with a copy of the specifications on proper notice. Bids must be made on the standard proposal form in the manner designated therein and required by the specifications, must be enclosed in sealed envelopes bearing the name of the iob and the name and address of the bidder on the outside, 'addressed to the Purchasing Agent of Middlesex County and must be accompanied by certified check, cashiers check or bid bond for not less than 10 of tht amount bid, but not exceeding $20,000. Bids may be hand delivered or mailed by certified mail, to the above mentioned address. A corporation submitting a bid in response to this advertisement shall accompany such bid with, a resolution authorising it, proper officers to sub-mi' such a bid, and authorize said officers to execute a contract in the even its bid is accepted. The Board of Chosen Freeholders reserves the right to increase or decrease the quantity specified by adding thereto or deducting therefrom in accordance with the provisions set forth in the specifications.

'The Board reserves the right to reiect any and all bids if deemed to the best interest of the County to do so. By order of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of Middlesex County. HELEN HAYES Purchasing Agent "S-ir" 158 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received by the Purchasing Board ot the City of New. Brunswick at City Hall, 78 Bayard Street, New Brunswick, N.J. on Monday, July 24, 1972 at 10 o'clock A.M., prevailing time.

Tht bids will be publicly opened and read in the "TO SUNSHINE SHORTNING accompany such bid with a resolution or to whom it may concern authorizing Its proper officers fo sub-I will sell af Public Auction at Bldg. mit such a bid, and authorize said of-506, Raritan Center, Edison. N.J. on fir-en to exeeutu a contract in tha NEW BRUNSWICK Rosemary Melchione, a 29year-old Woodbridge housewife, waived trial yesterday in County Criminal Court and admitted impairing the morals of a 15-year-oid junior high school boy. Appearing before County Court Judge Joseph F.

Deegan Mrs. Melchione pleaded guilty to having sexual relations with the boy in her home at 73 Fiume Iselin, between July and September of 1971. 3 Special Notices AUDITIONS July-August Musicians: Combos: Vocalist Pianists; Dancers: Acts-Performers' Stage. Call 247-5281, or 844 2559. CREATIVE CAKES Snoony, BaRRedv, Bozo, party Sc wedding cakes.

985-1)702. EVERY THURSDAY FLEA MARKET Indoor Outdoor 10 a.m. to p.m. Wesley Methodist Church 6053 Woodbridge Ave. Edison I Between Amboy Ford Ave.

I Kummage. Antiques, Fresh Produce, Jewelry, Clrt-thinc. Home Cooked Food. Dealers call or between 8:30 a.m. 12 noon.

LADIES Receive free Christmas eifts iust for havine a Christmas gift party in your home. Now bookini! parties. Call 755-2059 after 6 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home for even for you I For the modern home that has everything A phone that has everything 100 Li July 25, "72 a 2:30 M- o'clock, all right- anl1 Interest in tanks. pumps, drums, cartons, and all other equipment, stock, etc.

on premises, under a distress for rent due landlord A F- KRENKEI- and'or J.S. WAGNER Constable Bailiff 1090 Clinton Irvington, N.J." 8.40 Business Office 7- i i The Home News wmmmmmmmmmmp PATRONS FRIENDS 0FFCA Due to the fire which destroyed our building we will be temporanly-operating from our garage. We win it trie near future be selling up in a new location to continue to service our customers. In tne meantime, we wish to ask your patience; if we have inconvenienced you in any way ash that if we can help you with your needs please call: 545-2470 or 249-1122 and we will try to serve you to the best of our ability. We have 2 other locations at Hights-towri 4 Trenton if you desire to avail yourself of these facilities.

FARMERS CO-OP ASSOC. OF N.J. INC. 246-3000 ft! 7, 'S'ai -j 5 mmmm IP i' i' i Council ChamDers tor me lurnisning and delivery of 77,100 gallon, more or less of 2 Fuel Oil and 91,000 gallons more or less of 4 Fuel Oil for the various buildings in the City of New Brunswick, NJ. for the heating season of 1972, in accordance with specifications prepared by Robert C.

Kane, City Engineer and adopted by the City Council ol tht City of New Brunswick, which specifications art now on file in tie City Engineer's Of-fivt, City Hall, New Brunswick. NJ. where they may be seen or procured by bidders. Each bidder is required to bid on only a fixed1 price, which will bt maintained throughout the contract. QUANTITIES: The quantities shall bt considered as approximate and the City Council reserves the right to Increase or decrease the specified amounts to the txttnt of 25 at the unit price bid.

Each bid must be accompanied by certified check for ten per cent of the b'd payable unconditionally to the City Treasurer of tha City of New Brunswick, which check shall be forfeited should the successful bidder tail to enter into contract within ten days from the award of tht bid. The City reserves the right to award the Fuel Oil contract by type of Fuel Oil as a total of combined types. It also reserves the right to reitct any and all bids if in its opinion it is in the best interest of the City of New Brunswick so to WILLIAM .1 CAmilL Civ i Mio IN TODAY'S JOB MARKET? UNFORTUNATELY, NOT MUCH UNLESS YOU BACK IT UP WITH SPECIALIZED TRAINING AND THERPS NO BETTER PLACE TO GET IT THAN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 100 E. MAIN ST. RAMSEY, N.J.

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