The Franklin NEWS-rECORD zn,.,.a=...=o.a =x...... ,o. J.’y s, 1Psi VOL. 16, NO. 4 =tthe po=t Omce In Somerset NewJe;’sey. SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY 08873, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1971 -10¢ per. copy SchoolBoard Asks For$8.4 Million TaskForce News:

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H:heanp ~r~a~k:~n c:°W~sh~ Superintendentof Schools Dr. Hearing On Budget ishoping for some encouraging RobertShaffner regarding the newsin thenear future about report. theboard of education’splans memberscame from candidates ~ The staff is scheduled toincrease Dr.Shaffner, in commenting Itavethe taxpayers of Franklin Superintendentof Schools Dr. forpossible implementation of tothe commission oneach point readabout their school board’s or campaignleaders. by fivenext year. RobertShaffner and Board The approximately12,000 suggestionsincluded in the mentionedin the taskforce proposed$8.4 million budget, a 10 **Repairwork, which according MembersRobert McCredie and reportof theFranklin Task report,cited many areas in .35per cent. increase over last eligiblevoters whodid not show up RaymondMesiah each expressed [ Force on Community missedthe board’s detailed ex-I toBoard Member Daniel Cerullo, which the school ad- year,and decided that it should be "hasbeen either neglected or the feelingthat the proposedI Problems. ministrationis working toward passedbecause of its austerity? planationof the budget,its l budget.was as tightas possible. The commission,which has Havethe taxpayers, onthe other unanimousvote of approval,an choppedout aftera defeatfor improvement, such as explanationofa public question on severalyears,"aeeounts for a Dr. Shaffnercalled it an theresponsibility ofprodding curriculumevaluation and the hand,read about the budget, thetownship council and the creationof betterreading examinedtheir own financiallandacquisition which will also sizableamount of money. "austere,status qua" budget, appearon theballot on Feb.g, **Thesecurity guards, who were while Dr. McCredieand Mr. schoolboard to at least programs. stability,anddecided to voteit seriously consider the detailsonthe election itself, and addeda fewmonths ago to control Mesiahexpressed the wish that at He lamentedthe shortage of down,knowing such a movewould fightsamong students, will be leastanother $100,O00 for new recommendationsof the guidancepersonnel, absence of resultin a smallertax increase? the statementsof each.board citizen-panel,isnow issuing a memberabout the merits of the providedfor in futuremonths by programswhich the superin- a sensitivitytraining course, Itseems, judging by the turnout tendenthad requested had been seriesof weeklyreports on the and difficultiesin making at Monday’spublic hearing, that proposedbudget. an allocationof more than Significantfacts about the $10o,000. leftin the document. situation. libraryfacilities more somethinghas alreadybeen **Thefew new programsasked Bothboard members, however, Commission Chairman available. decided,orelse no one cares. budget: ProbynThompson said that the **Thebudget calls for a 17 per for includean expandedwork nrgedthe public to approvethe Dr. Shaffnertold the com- Only20 spectators were on hand studiesprogram, an electronicsbudgetas it stands, saying that it schoolboard has not yet missionthat the township needs tohear the school board’s line-by- centincrease in theamount to be reportedonits plans in regard raisedby taxes: due to increased course,a few more student hadbeen a coml~romise. itsown vocational center, and lineexplanation oftheir 1971-72 tothe report, which was made thatthe fate of the next middle budget. townshipratables, the schoolelectives,andsalaries for reading Board PresidentMichael systemis a minimumstate aid anddisabilities specialists. publicsix months ago. schoolreferendum would have Halfof the audience consisted of Peacessaid "we have covered all Membersof thecouncil and greatbearing on the future candidates,reporters, campaign district,with only 16 per cent of its I m , ,.-, necessaryitems and added some CookieSale Time costscovered by suchfunds. I"~’l~n~.l)l.I ").~l~t~ the boardare scheduledto progressof thesystem. managers,or relativesof board new ones,and becauseof the TheSomerset Neighborhood Girl Scouts will launch their annual meet tomorrowevening to Thesuperintendent defended members. **Almosthalf the totalbudget, =~ .... r--~ ~.y~L7 generalausterity and highem- approximately$4 million,is r’x ]r~ cookiesale on Saturday,Jan. 30. Funds raised from the sale will discussthe report, and the the present grievance Almostall of the questions about ploymentthe majorityof the financeprojects ofthe area council and individual troops. Franklin HumanRelations Commission procedureand the disciplinary the-:budgetraised by audience boardfeels this is a goodbudget." hassaid that it will make public system,and said teacher ; allocatedfor teachersalaries. [~Jru~" POl’ltlll Theland acquisition which the residentsSusan Reilly, Ann Leimkuhler, andDebbie Foldes will be amongtbe area girls who will be takingorders during the next anyinformation which comes turnoverhas shown a decrease SOMERSET- The TempleBeth boardhopes the voters will ap- toits attention asa result ofthis inrecent years. El Men’sClub and Sisterhoodproveis a proposalto purchaseseveralweeks. meeting. Dr.Shaffner told the com- SocialAction Committees are justover t0 acres adjacent tothe In general,the township mission"while our movement sponsoringa drug forum on FranklinPark Scbool at $3,400 per council’smajority opinion was mayappear slow, it is never- Wednesday,Feb. 3 at8:30 p.m. at acre, CouncilTo Enact favorableto the conclusions of thelessbasically positive and thetemple, Amwell Road. Board Members William the task force,while the forwardlooking. Dr. Roy Waldman,assistant Bockleyand KennethLangdon majorityopinion of theschool "Onlythe people in Franklin professor,Rutgers Department of toldthe audience that the price boardwas one of disagreementknowwhat kind of systemthey Psychiatry,will moderate. was"a greatbargain and a rare ToughLitter Law withthe report’s criticisms of want,and I hopethat it will be Participantswillinclude Rabbi opportunityto makea goodin- The council will hold thesystem. the kind envisionedby the MartinShlussel, and two college vestment." The Franklin Township Thecommission has recently thoughtfulcitizens." ,studentswho have had experience Mr.Mesiah said that the board Councilwill introduce an or- hearingson an ordinance dinanceat its meeting tonight settingspeed limits on various ’withdrugs. hadno plans to Use the land in the partsof GirardAvenue, and on immediatefuture, but that the whichauthorizes a 30-day jail entireboard felt the offer was too sentenceor$500 fine or both for thevacations of Fourth Street 4 LeadersOf FTEA HeartFit nd’s goodto pass up. personsconvicted oflittering. andClinton Street. It willintroduce ordinances Dr. McCredie warned the Theactioncomesafter weeks CoffeeKlatch audiencethat "a defeatof this forvacating Fairmont Street budgetat the polls would give the ofcouncil discussions on the anda portionof CampusDrive. bestmethods for discouraging VoluntarilyResign PlannedSunday systemsome real problems; if we KennethJones, Central litteringalong the township’s Avenue,Franklin Park, will be getless money than we are asking roadways. Four members of the members desire "more for,we’ll be in real trouble." appointedto the sewerage FranklinTownship Education moderateleadership." SOMERSET- A coffeeklatch authority,and the resignation willbe held Sunday at 2;30 p.m. at Iftownship voters do reject the Also on tonight’sshort Association’sexecutive The FTEA presidenthas theElizabeth Avenue Fire House budget,state law requires the agendais a resolutionrenewing of ThomasReilly, Dahlia Road, committeehave announced beencontroversial in recent for FranklinTownship Heart, townshipcouncil to reviewthe, thequarry licenses ofthe Glen- fromthe industrial develop- theirresignations asofficers of monthsdue to hissupport of documentand make redt ctions. I mentcommittee will be ac- Fundworkers. Gory Corporationand Trap cepted. theorganization. JanBraverman, a school social Allchairladies andcaptains are The board of educationis! RockIndustries. FTEA President Irving workerfired by theboard of expectedto bring all their obligatedeither to cut the budget The township’slicensing educationin December. bythe amount the council decrees provisionsfor private garbage MacDowell, First Vice workers,according to JosephS. PresidentVirginia Lund, Mr.MacDowell has declared Tanora,township chairman. orappes the matter to thestate collectorswill be revoked thatnominations for new of- commissionerof education. CALENDARi! becausestate law supercedes SecondVice President Charles ficerswill be acceptedim- Necessaryequipment for the localregulations inthatarea. Wilkinsand Intermediate c. fund’scampaign drive will be Theelection will be heldon Tonight mediately,and has indicated distributed. Tuesday,Feb. 9 fromnoon to g Bidsfor diesel fuel and for a SchoolCoordinator Richard thatan electionwill probably p.m.at various polling places, TOWNSHIPCOUNCIL, 8 p.m., 20-inchwater line will he Englishwill resign as of March occurin mid-February. receivedby council. I, ArtExhibit At FHS BOARD CANDIDATES Voterswill choosethree men Smith School. The FTEAnegotiating team NIGHTON WEDNESDAY lermsonthe sehoel board, aswellfr°m a field of six for three-year PLANNINGWednesdaY’BoARD,Feb’:|8 p.m., IIONOR SOCIETY MEMBER~ ofThe thefour group’sremaining executivemembers is presentlydiscussing nexl Thework of Jeffrey Witchell, a 1969 graduate ofFranklin High, is year’scontract with the school TheFranklin school board asdeciding the fate of thebudget Municipal Building. NEWARK-RonaldMalfatt,RD committeewill continuein board. nowon exhlbit inthe 100 Wing library atF HS.The exhibit consists 3, Somerset,has joinedthe candidateswillfacethe public at 8 andthe land acquisition question. Thursday,Feb.4 theirposts. Mr. MacDowellindicated of12 paintings, onthames ranging from signs of the Zodiac, peace, p.m.Wednesday, Feb. 3 at Moredetails on the eloctionwill :nationalelectriealengineeringMr. MacDowellindicated thatthefourresignationswould andlandscapes toa self-portrait. M r.Witchell isnow a sophomoreat SampsonSmith School, Amwell bc publishedin theFeb. 41ssue of BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT,8 Isociety,EtsKappaNu, atNewark tbat the actionwas taken haveno bearingon theunioe’s PrattInstitute inBrooklyn. Road. theNews-Record. p.m..Municipal Building. Collegeof Engineering. becausethe majority of FTEA stancein thosenegotiations. ~I~lllllllls~lll~ll~lll~lllll~lH~l~lll~l~l~l~ll~ll~lll~l~l~lnllll~llll~ll~lll~llllI~lu~llWIllllll~l~ll~ll~lll~llllllll~lll~lll~lllllllll~lll~ll~u~l~l~l~ll~l~l~llll~l~H~l~ll~l~l~l~ll~ll~lIl~ll~ll~ll~llll~ll~ll~ll~lll~llll~lllll~l~llH~ll~l~lgll~llll~ll~l~l~l~l~l~lllll~lllls~ll~l~l~l~lllll~l~lllll~l~ll~l~lll~lll~l~lll~l~l~Il~llll~ll~lu~llll~l~ll~l~l~l~ll~l~llll~llltIll~ll~ll~l~llll~llllll~l~ll~l~ll~llll~llll~lll~l~ll~l~l~l~l~l~l~l~ll~l~l~ll~l~l~l~llll~l~ll~ll~lllll~llH~lll~ll~l~llll~l~ o ° , | i Board Candidates Issue Fma lPosttton Papers ! exploratory W. creasingdemands for change,mining exactly how to developpassion." are availableto the child."initiation of proposednew courses, it also| Residentshave "a rightto Buckley G. Kozar the need for bettercom- aneffective public relations Thecandidate said that he programsand ’introduction to reviewsexisting programs. expectsuch administrators’ foundit incomprehensible that vocations"programs in the WilliamBuekley, the in- - GeorgeKozar, candidate for municationsand school progmmto reachobjectives Theirwork is continuousand ~. communityrelations planning andcounteract the problems is alongwith dedicated well- WilliamBuck[ey, a present lowergrades. cumbentcandidate for the shouldprove very beneficial to - the Franklin Board of a challengetothe board and the trainedteachers filled with a memberof theboard running FranklinTownship Board of theschool system over the next - Education,said: becomesevident. Stressingthat"vocational "The need to answerin- community. desireto help each child reach forreelection, could point to Education,says that "the several years as the| - "I have tried to address "Wefirst uecd to resolve that his greatestpotential," he planned curriculum educationmust be a firm soundesteduoationai programs curriculumis updated. myselfto theissues as they dividualquestions, correct commitmentof the school $ rumors and misun- eachof usis responsiblefar stated. developmentas a majorboard and thegreatest economy is ’Sound administration havebeen presented and to the ¯ actionduring the last three board,backed up by policy," he achievedthrough careful long- directionthat seems necessary derstandings, provide promotinggood school com- At the same time, Mr. planningis probablythe most -. backgroundand reasonsfor munityrelations, otherwise no Laecastercontinued, residents yearswhen in fact "all that the saidoccupational education termplanning. needed=- and vital part of ==to increase theefficiency ofthe boardhas been able to come up shouldbe provided for all youth -Franklineducational system. boardactions is timecon- proposedsolution has a chance slmuldexpect that school "Inprevious administrations planning, sumingand as a resultthe for succeeding,"Mr. Easton buildingsand facilities "be withis an outline." andadults ’to make sure that we have seen such awkward i - "We need to improveour adequatein termsof space, "Ibelieve that the Board of no studentleaves the schools situationsas the necessity to "Threeyears ago a studyof = -readingprogram and keepa board’sinability to respond concludes. withoutpossessing salable quicklyis oftenmisinterpreted designand maintenance,"and Educationmust re-evaluate the ¯ runa secondand parallel water non-professionalemployees == = constantvigil so that it never that"efforts to meetthese compositionandtheworkoftheskills,and thatno adultis ’linetea new building toprovide was made and many recom-= - deterlorates. asa lackof concern. deniedan educationalup- mendatlonscame forth in.~ ’Boardsmust respondto C. Lancasterphysicalor building needs be Curriculum Development adequatewater protection or - "Evenbright children have portunityto become em- adminstrative improvements theseneeds. The creation of a "Theera of conformor be consistentwith our com- Council. twoadministrators performing == -readingdeficiencies and how east aside must be ended munity’sability to pay." "Itmust set firm goals for playable." ~thesame function because of -patheticthat this is notonly a publicrelations position is "The--=_ recommendations of- oftenavoided for fear of public foreverin the Franklin School the administration in By increasingthe salable lackof coordination. =- frustratingbutcan be ’...a system,,’Board of Education establishingcurriculum "Fortunately,thedevelop- theCreasape Report have now =--barrierto successthat for reactionand distrust that the G. Spielman skillsof all high school beenfully implemented in- positionwill be used for per- CandidateColin Lancaster materialsfor the elementary ment of a planningprogram - manyyoung adults produce the Failureof the Franklin Board graduates,hecontinued, many dudinga uniformand fair- sonalmanipulation. declares. gradesand makethese goals wouldbe able to go on to college hasdecreased the possibility -miseryof a life markedby "TheBoard of Education," ofEducation in recent years to knownto thepublic, thatthese situations will arise salaryplan. =- -poverty, unemployment, "Whena board,through ’its developa curriculumfor the "I willalso support the whootherwise could not afford again. ’Additionalfunds are allotted =-alienationand in manycases he asserted,"needs members it. actions,shows an honestand whoseactions ’and decisions elementary grades was continuingevaluation of "Thesystem has made big inthe lg71-72 budget for ad-=-- - brime.’tdirect quote from Dr. ministrationplanning. A strong -ffl- real concernfor :the com- willbe based on knowledgeand assailedtoday by Gerald existingcourses on the He addedthat "vocational stridesinthe last several years -James E. Allen, former munity,these reactionary strengthrather than fear or a Spielman,candidate for the secondarylevel, in thedevelopment ofplanning andresponsive administration -~ = Commissionerof Education of trainingoffers children an elementswill soon dissipate," selfishdesire for power." board. "Coursesnot meetingthe opportunityto be creative and for physicalfacilities, isessential tosound education. _=--the United States). Citingthis as a typicalfailure saysMr. Easton. Mr. Lancaster, former needsof our students must be imaginative,andit offersthe curriculum and ad- ’I willwork vigorously fora - "How can we approachthis presidentof the Franklin High ofthe board to respondto the dropped,"said Mr. Spielman. ministration. = situationearly in the student’s schoolan opportunityto permanentplanning committee ---- "Historicallythe public School PTA, made these wishesof the parents and to the assumeits responsibility to ’In1969 professional planners composedof boardmembers, --=educational career? relationsfunction is the statementswhile explaining needsof Franklin’steachers werehired to makea 20-year =- "The classroomteacher is responsibilityof the board S. Williamson help develop individual laypeople and administrators = what he believestownship and schoolchildren, Mr. capabilities." projectionof sehaol needs and very similarto the com- --=the key to preventing reading members.Considering the Spielmansaid, "During the to recommenndgeneral areas problemsfrom getting out of residentsshould expect from Preliminaryguidance and munity’splanning board, but-=- pressurethat today’s society theschool system. pastfour years I haveheard trainingfor the ’world of work" A new attitudeof "dignity forthe location ofnew school hand. placeson theschool system to parentscontinually ask the designedtoconcentrate onlyin --- = "Here again we must Hittingat the current shouldstart in the lower grades andrespect" towards teehnioal sites. theareas of schoolfacilities = effectbetter social respon- membershipof the school board when an integrated and shouldbecome a more and vocationaleducation is "This was a first step .planning." =ffi -demand ’Excellence in sivenessand awareness, this board,he saidthe township curriculumcould bedeveloped. integralpart of the school neededon the part of teachers, towardsa masterplan and =-=Teaching’. functionoan no longer be ac- "desperatelyneeds" a board "Inresponse, the only thing studentsand the general basisfor the recentlycom- _-=-"Raw? By encouragingthe system,according to Samuel EDITOR’S--ffiffiNOTE: Mr. Wil complishedon a part-time, composedof"reasonable, open- theadministration hasseen fit Wiiliamson,candidate for the public,Mr. Wigiamsonsaid. pletedschool facilities report. --=administration tointensify the afterhours basis. We mustnot toissue was a curriculumguide liamson,Mr. Spielman, and Mr.~ - pursuit for dedicated mindedmen and women who FranklinBoard of Education. "Toupgrade the curriculum continueavoiding an areaof willinsist that the school ad- lastMay, which in realityis Mr. Williamsonadvocated a "Preparationfor work has there has been a re- Lancasterare running as a teamini -teachers,"said Mr, Kozar. nothingmore than an outline. alwaysbeen an importantpart greatneed. ministrationprovide a quality programwhich would include organizationof administration thiselection. The remaining can.~ economicaleducation." "Teachersin the Franklin fullutilization ofpresent school of education,and successat and one additionalstaff "Strongevidence for the work is essentialfor the d[dstes,Mr. Kozar, Mr. Easton,_= publicrelations position is Mr,Lanoaster, who owns the schools,"Mr. Spielman con- facilitiesand the know-how of ~ember.I~rovided. andMr. Buckley, a*:e not offi-~ R. Easton indicatedin theTask Force RaritsnValley Partitions and tinued,"must depend entirely schoolpersonnel; exploration developmentofuseful citizens aswell as for survival. "Perhapsmost important, ciallyaligned. The above six P- == ’Themain function of the report,which explicitly states, RaritanValley Ceilings, Inc., an thisguide or the textbooks ofvocational programs inother the board has established ’ haslived in the township for 21 issuedto them.Unfortunately, districts,ensuring that statementsare the last we will_~ schoolboard is to keepthe ’thatall public bodies attempt "Nothingshort of total throughthe superintendent a. purplish from the candidates----- =--schools close to the people by to takeadvantage of every years. a textbook approach to Franklingets its fair share of commitmentwill produce an Curriculum Development E providingdirection inpolicies opportunityto improve their He saidit is the board’s teachingdoes not involve a true availablevocational and eduoationalsystem that truly Council including27 themselves.TheFeb. 4 issuewill ~ -=that meet the educational needs publicimage and effectiveness responsibilityto gather an studyof whatthe child needs, technioaleducation monies; reflectsthe need of students professionals,laymen and featurethe candidate’s responses-=-- !: PAGE TWO .... THURSDAY,JANUARY 28, 1971 GeorgeFrana WillStudy In London George Frana Jr. of HHlsborough,a member of the JuniorClass at Drew University, willstudy at theRoyal Com- monwealthSociety in London duringthe second semester ofthe currentyear. He is leaving today, Jan.28, for London. Irismajor at Drew is political science,andhis study in London willbe a comparisonof the EnglishGovernment withthat of theUnited States. Mr.Frana was one of nine juniorsfrom Drew enrolled inthis programand one from 50 inthe entireUnited States. FIe sub- mittedhis application lastMay MISSD,~WN MARIE PHILLIPS MRS.JUANITA MALLOY MISS BARBARAJANKOWSKI MISSPAM KENNEDY MRS. SUZANNEH1LBORN MRS.ELIZABETH RICHARDSON MRS.JEAN TEKIN andwas one of those chosen. Otherplaces where this type of programisbeing handled include Brussels,Washington, D.C. and SomersetCounty theUnited Nations inNew York. Heis the son of Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeFrana of TriangleRoad, Hinsborough. Queen Of Hearts :--HeartAssoc. ContestantsNamed :: To Sponsor SOMEB.VILLE-- SevenRichardson,118Timothy Place, SomersetCounty beauties have Bridgewater,Bridgewater starsin tlteir eyes as they eye the Jaycees;andMrs. Jean Tekin, t88 t:FashionShow covetedSomerset County Heart RiverviewRoad. BridRewater, Association’sQueen of Hearts SomervilleJunior Civic League. FRESHLYGROUND OnFeb. 3, at 8 p.m.,the Far Titlefor 1971. Thepublic isinvited tovote for [tillsInn will be transformed intoThe following contestants andthe candidates atcannisters tobe Beeffor Stew ,o,,,,.,,,,, ~:89’ WITH COUPON BELOW a galasilver, pink and red "Haute theirsponsoring organizations distributedatbanks throughout Boat-ique." havebeen announced byMr. and thecounty, A ten-centcon- Thisis the title of the annual Mrs. A. J. Phillipsof itributionwillcount as a vote. GulfShrimp,.,,0,.,"" ,.99: Queenof HeartsFashion Show Bridgewater,contest co- Sponsoringorganizations are sponsoredbythe Somerset County chairmen. #orkingfor their contestants HalibutSteaks ...... ,.89: {me+SlaMpS,Ig9+STAMPS [{cartAsSociation. Fashionswill focus on cruise MissDawn Marie Phillips, 926 :hroughmany special promotions KennedyBlvd., Manville, Man- inchus bake sales, dances, card CONVSNI11N¥ PB11PAR11 ~i WITHTHIS COUPON AND PURCHASE andspring wear as shown by the villeBPO Elks; Miss Pare Ken- ~arties.Thecandidates canalso ~[ OF $7.50OR MORE VillageMisses and Deb Shop of reedy,8 MagnoliaAve., North besupported by attending the Flemingtonand Karrow Men’s iPlainfield,NorthPlainfield Sub-~ueen of Hearts fashion show on Wearof Somerville. JuniorWoman’s Club; Miss b’ehruary3 atFar Hills Inn, where Themodels will be thecan- BarbaraAnn Jankowski, 117 Lhe candidateswill model didatesfor the Queen of Hearts: AdamsvilleRoad, Bridgewater, :ruisewearandspring fashions. Mrs.Warren A. Richardson, Mrs.Stevenson D’Aless o Post12, Paintingsfromthe Art for Heart RichardTekin, Miss Barbara Ann AmericanLegion; Mrs. Suzanne exhibitcan also be purchased in Jankowski,allof Bridgewater, Hilhorn,1275 Rock Ave., North thename of the contestants. Mrs.William Hilbern and Miss Plainfield,North Plainfield Thewinner will be crowned at PareKennedy ofNorth Plainfield, Jaycees:Mrs. Juanita Malloy, 7 the annual Queen of Hearts Ball, and Mrs.Joseph Malloy of BrentwoodRoad, Raritan, tobe held March S at the Far Hills RaritanandMiss Dawn Phillips ofSomerville-Raritan Exchange Inn. Manville. Club;Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Inaddition tothe candidates, Mrs.B. Franklin Montague, Mrs.: J. HaroldGernert, George R.: SutphenIll, and G. Edward Neuguthwill also model. Book Sale Set Feb. 4 NEW BRUNSWICK---Aused hooksale will he held from t0 a,m. to7 p.m.on Thursday, Feb.4 at theLivingston Avenue YWCA lounge. 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OF SOMERSETAT FRANKLINBLVD. & HAMILTONST., SOMERSET, N.J. ADDRESS CIW . STATE , ZIP Visityour nearby Triple-S Redemption Center. North Brunswick & Milltown Rd. OPENSUNDAY 9 a,m.-6p.m. MON.; TUES., WED., TI~URS. 9 a.m.to 9 p.q FRL9 a.m.to 10 p.m.SAT. 9 a,m.to 6 p.m. THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, t971 PAGE THREE Fellowship ReformedChurch OBITUJtIIES ServiceSchedule I m To TakeTrip JULIUS,DUNDA, 61 Mrs. Mae Talmoof Metuchen;Brooklyn,N.Y., and had lived in years.She was a memberof the diedon Jan.20 in DellMar Nur- WOLCOTT N. BAKER For February andlI grandchildren. thearea 20 years. He wasa WorldRosarySociety of St. Mary’ssingHome, Sparta. FRANKLIN-Funeralservices War lI Navyveteran and member Church,the Mothers Club of the Intermentwas in SacredHeart ROCKY HILL - Wolcott N. To New York were held Mondayfor Julius of VFW Post2290 and Americanchurchand the Manville Senior Cemetery,Hillsborough Town- Baker,S2, died Saturday at his Followingis the service MRS. THoMAs WELLS Dunda 6t of 29 Kee Avenue, LegionManville Post. Citizens. ship. home,182 Washington St. MONTGOMERY--The Mon- ,scheduleof theManville Refor- Somerset.He d ed ast Thursday Survivingare his widow, Mrs. Alsosurviving are, a son,John She was the widow of John He wasa graduateof GrotontgomeryUnited Methodist Youth med Church: in St.Peter’s General Hospital, MONTGOMERY -- Funeral JosephineDiana Mazur Woinski; Jr.of Manville;four daughters, Obszarsklwho died in 1933. School, Conn., and Yale Fellowshipwill travel to New serviceswere held Monday for twosons, William Jr. and Charles, iMrs. Marie Urbanowicz and blrs. Survivingare two sons, Michael University,class of I940. Sunday,Jan. 31, a g a.m. New Brunswick. of LongIsland, N. Y., and Walter Yorkthis Sunday, Jan. 31, to visit He was the husbandof the Mrs.Ethel Eva Wells of 53 Bridge at homea daughter,Mrs. Bar- EvelynEvanylo, both of Manville; He was a memberof Phi Beta the Hispanic-AmericanMuseum. HungarianMass followed by a 10 formerKatherine V. Cone, PointRoad, Belie Mead, She died baraJeremiah of Manville;two Mrs.Margaret Marlowe of Hat- of EastBrunswick. Kappa,Berzelius Senior Society a.m.English Mass. Sermon topic Mr. Dunda was born in onJan. 19 inPrinceton Hospital grandchildren;threesisters, Mrs. bore,Pa., and Mrs. Helen Plaskon and DeltaKappa Epsilon.He Thisfield trip, a partof thewill be "The Membersof the Hungary.He wasa retiredchief Intermentwas in HighlandStalinAgnus of Somerville,Mrs. ofBridgewater; 16grandchildren; servedas a NavyLieutenant in beginningmission study of "TheKingdom." boatswain’smate in theNavy. He Cemetery. SophiaSovinee of Manvilleand a brother,Michael Singel of Americas:How Many Worlds" WorldWar If, serving in Africa willbe led by theRev. and Mrs Sunday,Feb. 7, a 9 a.m. worked[or the HighlandPark Survivingin additionto her Mrs.Anna Sek of WMtehouse;a Barnesboro;nine sisters, Mrs. JOSEPHSLABICKI, 70 andItaly. HungarianMass followed by a 10 Boardof Educationasa custodianhusbandThomas, are daughterbrother,Edward of SomervilleAnne Gordon,Mrs. Sue Moz- Mr, Baker was formerly JohnD. Painter.The group will leavethe parsonage at 1:30 p.m. a.m.English service. Sez;mon at IrvingSchool and was a GingerMarie of Belle Mead, and a and a step-brother,Michael zarellaand Mrs. Julia Russo, all I MANVILLE- Funeralservices associatedwith the N. J. topicwill be "Be Healed." memberof thelocal VFW post. sister,Mrs. Anna Mac Intyre of Jablonskiof LongBeach, Calif. of~ New YorkCity; Mrs. Helen wereheld on Jan.23 forJoseph ManufacturersInsurance Co., in for NewYork. He hadlived in Franklin for 20 Edison. Golowiczof Philadelphia;Mrs. Slabicki,70, of 130South Fifth itspersonnel department. On Sunday,Feb. 14, a 9 a.m. years, coming here from MItS.JOIIN SIIUTACK, 69 EvelynHicks of Barnesboro;Mrs. Mrs.Claude Worley is in charge Avenue.He diedon Jan.19 in Survivingare his wife, Joan C. of themissions program of the Hungarianservice followed by a Marathon. MargaretPoles of Glen Campbell, SomersetHospital. tOa.ta. English service. Sermon Pa.; Mrs.Dorothy Skupin and Baker;one daughter, Miss Linda congregation.Theregular School Survivingare his wife;his WILLIAMW0INSKI SR., 48 MANVILLE- Funeralservices A. Bakerof Princetonand one topicwill be "Hidingfrom God." mother,Mrs. Mary Lomerson of willbe heldtoday for Mrs. Mary Mrs. CatherineStanehouse of Intermentwas in SacredHeart ofMissions begins Sunday, Feb. 7. Chicago;Mrs. Veronica Dickens brother,Richard W. BakerJr. of Metucheo;a son, Ernest,at HILLSBOROUGH-- Funeral Shutaek,69, of It SouthFifth Cemetery,Hilisborough Town- Princeton. Sunday,Feb. 21, a combined home;a stepson,Donald Gores of serviceswere held yesterday for Avenue.She diedon Mondayin ofDallas, Tax. ship. serviceat 11 a.m.Sermon tonic Milltown;two stepdaughters,WilliamWoinski Sr., 48, of 2211SomersetHospital. Funeralservices were held ORGANCONCERT will be "WorkingTogether," Mrs.Victor Gonzalez of SomersetCamptainRoad. He died on Jan.23 Intermentwill be in Sacred Survivingare his widow, Mrs. Tuesdayin TrinityEpiscopal Followingthe service,an in- andMrs. Gail Lunardelli ofNorth inSomerset Hospital. HeartCemetery, Hillsborough MRS. JOHNOBSZARSKI, 77 AnnaSlabicki; two daughters,Church,Princeton. The Roy. On Sunday,Jan. 31, Gregory S. stallationdinner will be held. Brunswick;a step- brother, John Intermentwas in SacredHeart Township. Mrs. Helen Kozlowicz of RugbyAuer officiated. Burial was Hulsewill presentan Organ Lomersonof East Brunswick;Cemetery. She was the wife of John MANVILLE- Funeralservices Hillsboroughand Mrs. Jean wivate. Concerton the new Rogers organ Sunday,Feb. 28, a 9 a.m. threestepsisters, Mrs. Ethel lie was an employeeof the ShutackSt. . wereheld on Jan.23 for Mrs. Jakelskyof Manville;a sister, Funeralarrangements were recentlyinstalled in theNorth Hungarianservice followed by a Misianoof Delaware,Mrs. MinnesotaMining Corp. Mrs. Shutackwas born in CatherineObszarski, 77,formerly Mrs.Anna Boohonko of Manvillehandledby the MotherFuneral BranchReformed Church. The l0 a,m.English service. Sermon FlorenceTaste of Somersetand Mr. Woinski was born in Barnesboro.Pa..and lived here 47 of 1616South 16th Avenue. She andfive grandchildren. Home,40 VandeventerAve. concertwill begin at 4 p.m. topicwill be "TrueValues,"

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PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1971 McCar,erSes ’Hamlet’ An extraordinarydramatic )roductionof Shakespeare’s Unusual’Macbeth’ "Hamlet"with Dame Judith Andersoninthe title role, will be AI strikingnew production of company featured in"Macbeth" presentedat the Rutgers Shakespeare’stragic "Macbeth", includeDonald Gantry as Ross Universitygymnasium on Mon- withoriginal electronic music by[ and RichardJamieson and day,Feb. 1, at 8:30 p.m. PaulI Alan Levi, opens at Mc-Malcolm. The highly innovative CarterTheatre Sunday, Jan. 31 at] RichardPilchcr, who appeared production,produced by Paul 3 p.m.There will be only two other in McCarter’sthree fall Gregoryinassociation withthe publicr performances, onSatur- productions,is Lennoxin AmericanConservatory Theatre, day,Feb. 6 andFriday, Feb. 19.[ "Macbeth"and Tazewell is currentlyon a 26-week "Macbeth",oneof the largest Thompson,remembered as ~nationwidetour spanning the productionsever presented at Asagai in "ARaisin inthe Sun", countryfrom California toNew MeCarter,was directedby playsthe first witch and a mur- York. RussellL.Treyz from an original derer. Designedby Gregoryfor conceutionbyJohn Lithgow, who Ticketsfor Sunday’s per- traveling,theproduction hasa previouslystaged "As You Like formanceof"Macbeth" --and for scarcityofprops, scenery and It~ and "Much Ado Aboutthetwo February performances - elaboratecostuming, leaving the Nothing"atMcCarter. Onstage, maybe reserved atthe McCartcr artisticimpact to the poet’s ScenicDesigner Grady Larkins, boxoffice. words,theactors’ abilities andthe CostumeDesigner James Ed- audience’simagination. mund Brady and Lighting ForDame Judith, therole of the DesignerF. MitchellDana melancholyDanehas been a long havecreated a fascinating, murkyFilmSeries soughtafter goal, "I’ve wanted to world,a swirling atmosphere of tacklethe role for a numberof terrorand evil. years,"she has been quoted as Flayingthetitle role of Macbeth ResumesWitl saying,"but something always isFred Morsell, whoearlier this happenedto determe.,." The yearwas featured asWalter Lee maletitle role, one of the most Youngerin"A Raisin inthe Sun". ’TheRitual’ complexinthe theatre, hasbeen LadyMacbeth is played by Joan performedbefore by actresses, Weisberg,a new memberof McCarter’sInternational Film notablySarah Bernhardt, butnot "~. McCarter’scompany. Miss Seriesresumes onTuesday, Feb. 2 inrecent times. Weisbergisa graduateofthe Yale at 8 p.m.with the Princeton "I don’tthink of Hamlet as Schoolof Drama and has per- premiereof IngmarBergman’s eithermale or female," Dame formedwith the National"TheRitual". The78-minute film Judithhas said, "It encompasses was made by Bergmanfor everyemotional note on the ShakespeareCompany. Swedishtelevision in1969. scale." RobertBlackburn plays Banquo "TheRitual" involves three sex- MACBETH,played by FredMorsell, listens to witches’predictions inunusual production of Billedasthe first lady of the Here Comes The Duke andMacduff is played by W. G. obsessedactors caught in the Shakespeareclassic which opens at MoCarter Sunday at3 p.m. classicEnglish speaking theatre, McMillan,another newcomer. bureaucraticclutches ofa tax sheis the first Australian actress DukeEllington, who will and"Afro-Donna." Othernew membersof the investigator.Bergman moves his tobe elevatedtothe Most Ex- bringhis orchestra toMcCarter Inaddition, hehas written scenariothrough a series ofnine cellentOrder of the British Em- TheatreonSaturday Jan. 30 at severalextended instrumental CollegeSlates "episodes"asthe trio {including pire.She was designated a Dame 8:30,is a prolificcomposer works,including "Black, Bergmanregulars Ingrid Thulin StateMuseum Exhibits Commanderof the Orderby whoserepertoire includes such Brownand Beige","The andGunnar Bjornstrand) per- QueenElizabeth II. familiartitles as "Mood In- LiberianSuite" (commissioned formsa bizarremasque and Nostranger tothe Bard, she has digo",’Don’t Get Around Much bythe Liherian Government}, Music Course sexualcharade, leading finally to playedLady Macbeth toLaurence Anymore",’Tin Beginning To "Harlem"{commissioned by MercerCounty Community ritualisticorgy. FrenchChildren’s Art Olivier’sMacbeth and Queen Seethe Light", "I’m Just a Toscanini},"Suite Thursday", College’sDepartment ofMusic GertrudetoSir John Gielgud’s Lucky So-and-So", and a collection of hasslated a one semester evening Hamlet. "SophisticatedLady","Satin Shakespeareanvignettes en- coursein musicstarting on An albumof shortstories, Ticketsfor the performance Doll",and such instrumental titled"Such Suite Thunder." Wednesday,Feb. 3. DANCING watercolorsandcrayon drawings may roe obtainedfrom the compositionsas "Black and Ticketsfor the Ellington Tilespecial course, "In- EVERY SAT.& SUN.NITE byFrench school children 10to 14 UniversityConcerts Office, 542 TanFantasy", "Rockin’ in concertarcstill available from troductiontoMusic," isdesigned yearsold will be on display inthe GeorgeSt., New Brunswick, or Rhythm""Creole Love Call", theMcCarter boxoffice. primarilytoextend the musical NOTTINGHAM lowerlevel galleries ofthe New may be boughtat thedoor knowledgeof theclass par- BALLROOM JerseyState Museum until Fob. beginningat7:30 p.m. on the night ticipants.Fieldtrips and concerts 20, ofthe event. MercerSt. Hamilton Square. N.J, "Merci"isthe third exhibition Remaininggymspecials arethe Fischer-DieskauBilled willbe utilized toward this end. A TheLaqles aal DOra m theEast NewJersey Symphony, conducted knowledgeof musicis nota W tha I BigBands! scheduledas part of "TheNew by HenryLewis and featuring requirementforenrollment tothis Sat.Harry Uber YouthActivity," a program to MarilynHorne in episodes from COUrSe. Sun.Lamplighters extendthe State Museum’s ser- Berlioz’"The Trojans," Feb. 11, In All-SchubertRecital Registrationwillbe held Jan. 28 91012. Fun Alone or Couples vicesto a youngeragegroup. The and28, 4 to.8p.m. at the College serieswas organized by George and theBaltimore Symphony NEWBRUNSWICK - Dietrichtinuallyimpressed American Library,F[’ont Street. Trenton. Kern,the Museum’s head teacher, Orchestraunder Sergiu Com- Fischer-Dieskau,oneof thecriticssince his U.S. debut with finearts. issionaonMay 3. world’sleading baritones, will theCincinnati Symphony during Theparticipating artists and performa recital of lieder by the1854-55 season. writersarenow adults, aged 38 to FranzSchubert, Thursday, Jan. The singermaintains s 37.Their exhibit arrived in1948 in Tom Rush 28,in the Rutgers gymnasium. professionalbalance between portfolioform as expressions of Theprogram, which will begin concertsandopera, but his in- gratitudeforAmerican assistance at8:30 p.m., is the third event of numerablerecordings, many of duringWorld War U, mainly Rutgers’regular Gymnasium whichare best sellers, have made throughtheinitiative ofa young BookedAt ConcertSeries. hisname popular on fivecon- NOW SHOWING HE LD OVER.2nd WEE K Frenchjournalist, M. Roger Fiscber-Dieskauhasachieved a tinents, lierecords for Angel, Vincent. world-widereputation through his Columbia,Deutsche Gram- "Srewster A contestofdrawings andshort McCarter numerousrecordings and his mophonand London Records. "Diaryofa storiesheld in all the schools of TomRush a majorname on the imaginativeoperatic portrayals, McCIoud" MadHousewife" Franceyielded tens of thousand of folkmusic scene for almost a andis billed frequently as"the Panavision-Technicolor entries¯The best of these were decade,will appear in personatl )rinceoflieder." MICHAELC00NEY Cinemascope-Color selectedand sent in albums to Theall-Schubert program will SomethingElse From PresidentTruman and to each of McCarterTheatre on Saturday, TheDirector of"M-A-S-H" --Starring -- Feb.20 at 8 p.m. consistof 18 songsby German FOLKMUSIC RichardBenjamin thestates in theUnited States. Asa Harvardundergraduate in )eels set to music by the 19th --Starring .. CarrieSnodgress NewJersey’s aioum became part theearly 1960’s, Rush was one of centuryGerman composer. In- CONCERT BUD CORT FrankLangella oft:’e permanent collection ofthe theinnercircle ofpopular, young cludedwill be Goethe’s SALLY KELLERMAN StateMuseum. i folksingers who congregated in "Prometheus," anda fragment SAT.FEB.6 8:30 p.m. "AnImportant Filml" Bothpaintings and stories, THIRTEENYEAR OLDartist Robert Michel depictsactivityin his fromSchiller’s "Die Getter "ASuperior F ilml" -Cue I"--’I--Life designedtoacquaint American the Bostonarea and were RATED nativevillage, Vitro D’Epernay, inexhibition, "Merci", currently on responsible forthe folk revival Griechenlands." AlexanderHall RATED [~ schoolchildren with French life, viewat State Museum. whichlater took on international The baritonewill be ac- PrincetonUniv. Campus Dairyat 7 &~P.M. fulfilltheir intent superb),. popularity.Aslong ago as 1863, companiedbypianist Karl Engol. Dailyat2, 7 & 9 P.M. SimonClement, who was 13 at Franceand spread the name of noonon." she says, "one Mats.Wed. & Sun.2 P.M. ourregion to the entire world." seescarryalls andcarts bringing RobertShelton of theNew York Fischer-Dieskau’sappearance Tickets2.50- Students 2.00 thetime, described thelandscape peasantswith baskets on their Timeshailed Rush as "that artist atRatgers isone of some 14 stops Info.924-2726 GARDEN THEATRE ONLY - Children’sShow of Maconnais,which was Inspeaking ofBesse-sur.Braye,’ arms,and now and then the beak noneof usthought possible: a in a five-weektour of the East PrincetonFolk Music Society SaturdayJan.30 at 2 P.M.All seats 75c Icultivatedinvine squares, where a miniaturecity of 2,874ofa duckor the head of a nicefat singer-guitaristwhoranges Coastand Midwest, Hehas con- "JOURNEYTO THE FARSIDE OF THESUN" itswine (Macon), "...with itsrare inhabitants,precocious Paulette chickenpeeks out of them..." throughthe whole of American A Science- Fiction Space Adventure ]bouquetand perfume, obtained Trevaut,whowas 10-1/2 speaks of A bornraconteur, 13-year-old folksong, high and low, deep and i i withso much difficulty, willhonor Saturdaymarket day. "From wide,with complete confidence EmyOugueres was inspired bya competenceandtaste." PANASONIC legendofher village where, "...in Knownprincipally as an in- thegray stones ofthese old houses terpreterofthe songs of others, Stereo’s,T.V.’s, Radio’s ishidden more than one legend Rushhas recentlyturned andmore than one seeret....Thus, songwriterhimself, with several andother appliances thereexists at Fautavel a very ofhis compositions featured onhis beautifullegend which the mostrecent LP release, "Wrong inhabitantsofthe village have Endof theRainbow". Rnsh’s availableat... A weekendcoast-to-coast call dPiOuslyand faithfully handed collaboratoronseveral numbers ownto each other from father to issinger-guitarist TroverVeiteh TownshipPharmacy son,"The Legend of theSaints whowill appear with Rush at his PueUes." McCarterconcert. Thus,also, churches, chateaus, 712 HamiltonSt. 545-8800Somerset doesn’thave to costmore landscapes,industries andthe Ticketsarenow available atthe traditionsofFrance a re renewed inMcCarter boxoffice. thegay, wistful and, above all, thanaYO¢snack. lovingwatercolors andcrayon drawingsof Frenchschool children. Think Snow Afterbeing shown at the Museum,the Album will travel for ~ Skl Vermontl onemonth each to elementary Now ThruTuesday schoolsin Mr. Hollyand February2 Lawrencevilleandto Princeton MelvynDouglas - PRESIDENT’s DaySchool. Booking for next year DorothyStiakney canbe made through Mrs. Korea WEEKEND Cummins,Coordinator of Cir- In culatingExhibits, theNew Jerse: I NEVER SANG FOR FEB.12 15 StateMuseum, W. State Street MY FATHER Trenton08825. (RatedGP) per person Evenin~$:7 & 9 P.M. *89.75 Saturday:7 & 9 P.M. 3.or more per room IIII Sunday:4:20, 6:40 & 9 P.M. $ 9 9.7 5 per pemn Singletarigns,Inc. KIDDIE MATINEE SAT.& SUN.,JAN. 30 & 31 2 per room (Aclub for AT 2:00P.M. singleadults) HUCKLEBERRY FINN FromManville to BurlingtonVermont .75¢ FOR EVERYONE 4 DaysIncl. Trans., Hotel Accomodatiom 7th ANNIVERSARY Meals& LiftTicket Wednesday,Feb. 2 CALL Youcan save by dialing calls on week- DANCE Ron Moody vicesof an operator. Andthat’s about utTbeFlagpost Inn 201-526-1400 ends.From 8 a.m.to 11 p.m. Saturday. halfas much as the same call costs THE TWELVE CHAIRS ¯ Rte.1,SO. Brunswick (RatedG) Orfrom 8 a.m.to5 p.m. Sunday.When before5 p.m. weekdays. on Sunday, Evenings:7 & 9 P.M. 70¢plus tax is the most you’ll pay for Jonuary31,1971 Saturday:2, 7 & 9 P.M. WELCOME Sodial your own calls on weekends Sunday:2, 4:20, 6:40 & 9 P.M. a 3-minutecall to anywhere in the andsave, Save enough to buy some’ EveryoneWelcome U.S.A.except Hawaii and Alaska. snacks..,ormake more phone calls.: Members$2.00Gout$3.00 COMING: ABOARD MuS|cby ninny Thomas MASH VACATION CENTER That’sif you dial your own station- 8-12P.M. GIRL IN MY SOUP to-stationcall without using the set- NewJersey Bell 44 RUSTIC MALL MANVILLE, N, J. THURSDAY,JANUARY 28, 1971 i /PAGE FIVE

" 4 ’.IcQllllo(~.n(2r.rd~l i R~: 1.; ponnfitvan]a&NO~ "Je r~ cy ,,. ¯ ’[I .o,,f.~,...,~,.~...,t~,...... ~I- o--~ LETTERS TO THE EDITORS l ¯ . I )l ’ ;T.°~"r~ .t Yo’ II,,,I,. ~,,lh ...... ¯,~ A -,..~ 1-’1r ~ a i :I ’O’sI’~rcl~lrl4~’tmllGt’tt’engO)’ar~ha:~[I:,f.~W,--¢~. F /4 lVI.12,~ I ~ .t’X ¯ ! o.~,.,a~,,,,...... } ~.,,,,o A.oon, a,hoCoen’ry., 1 ;*’!’’o"" ~’-"-" Editor,Franklin News Record: helpthis Individual, andothers Thefirst year, "Meet the bean independent, theformer theywere permitted togo on at What’sthis with the intho schools whowill fall into CandidatesNight" was held in unsuccessfulRepublioan Lhesame time. Sheer stupidity ! newspapersand Franklin thetrap of drugabuse. This theHillsborough Schoolon Jan. candidatefor the township Therehaven’t been any candidateBillBuckley? person,ooless than any other, 18,1968, and the second year, eounoilhad his nominating schooldances [or months. The Thereare three papers that deservesourhelp if he is to ,themeeting washeld in the new petitionfor the Board of exensousually given is the coverFranklin. Lastyear, one becomea productivemember HillsboroughHigh School Educationsigned, witnessed conditionofthe gym floor. hadthe audacity tocriticize ofthe community. Thatkind of AuditoriuminJanuary of1969. andcirculated bythe husband Theseexamples aren’t someof theactions of Mr. helpcertainly isthe respon- Bothevenings, theturn out was elthe newly elected president unique’,forMHS they are. Buckleyand his supporters on sibilityof allof us-home, patheticallysmall. of theFranklin Republican Parentswonder why kids go theboard. When the slate school,chureh--who havebeen Itwas appalling tosee how Club, wrong;why kids hang out, cop supportedbyMr. Buckley was entrustedwiththe task of care fewpeople could make the IfMr. Kozar is truly in- out.droo. shoot un, and turn on. electedthen, their first act was anddevelopment o[ human effortto comeout on a cold dependentfrom Mr. Buckley "Wherehave we ~,one wrong, totake the legal ads away from beings. eveninginJanuary tohear the andMr. Easton, ashe claims, dear?"Trylooking a little bit; / ~ ¯ /’ =.~.,~.~...... ~.~, ~--~--~ thatpaper. "I havewritten you as a "potentialand present howoan he explain that eight of here’tis. Theother hvo papers have concernedmember of the directorsofeducation" ofcur theten required signatures on MarcZydiak J , pt,atedmlbr’r,,,",,,,i..~ .--o,--~ 1145Green Street " i ’/1;2| "~.~uJl~bu, m~ S.ke,cJ~d’% *nd~xl~bl$,,~ ’ Z r’/’’d, beenattacked repeatedly by communitywhose respon- Township.I might add that a hisnominating pet/tion arethe I . ’ . ,",, : ’~, ’.¯ . ¯ I ~=~,o Mr.Buekley during the year sibilitiesinclude families goodmajority ofthe people who sameas Mr. Easton’s? Manville ,,,:.i~ .. andnow in his campaign for whose childrenattend havethe most to say about how Sixof required tensignatures : reelection.Thetwo so called HiBshoroughSehools. I write thingsare being done in our onMr. Buckley’s petition also ~ independentcandidates, Mr. younot because I condone what schoolsystem were absent appearonMr. Kozar’s petition. - " EnSIGnand Mr. Kozar, have thisperson has done, not fromthe audience asthey are PerhapsMr. Kozar is truly Editor,Franklin News Record: ’l I I IIIIIIII ]H IIIIIIII joinedinthese attacks¯ becauseI believe ooo should alltoo often absent from the independentandis not tied into Thecommunity ofFranklin RARITYAT R UTGERS -- Title page and page 25 of Thomas Budd’s Good Order. One of first volumes MaybeMr. Buckle}, and his dealwith drug dJstributers with pollson voting day! So.,.the lheBuekley - LaP]ant - Nazar - Townshipwill indeed beremiss publishedabout 17th century New Jersey, itwas recently acquired bythe Rutgers University Library. supportersneeda newspaperof ’kidgloves’, butbecause I am Homeand School Associations Peaceseoalition. ifthey do not take note of the Publishedint 685, it is believed tobe second book ever printed inPhiladelphia. Pageon righ t lists items, theirown to make sure that the concernedthathelp be give. to ofHlnsborough havegiven the Perhapsthisis true, but I for departurefrom its Board of andtheir costs, Budd suggested animmigrant fromEngland bring with blm. newswill be reported just the thisperson which could prove importantfunction youmention onedoubt it. Edueationofa eitizenwho waythey like to see it. offar greater benefit tothe achaneefor two years in a row servedthem we}h Ormaybe they could stop all communityatlarge. I choose andthe support shown this I referto Dr. Robert Me- theconflict andname calling on towrite you in this public function,bythe general public Crediewho has been on our LittleChange Noted In Text theboard and improve their fashionbecause I am convinced ofthe Township asa whole,was Boardof Edueation forthe last publicimage. thatsome public statement notvery conducive totry it nineyears. needsto be made in response to againin a hurry? W.S. Hauck, Jr. Forfour of these years he DavidKutler thepublio press stories ofthe MayI Justadd a pointor two 15Spring Street servedas president of the Of PromotionalLiterature 16Lebed Drive pasttwo weeks. aboutthe importance of the Somersetboard. Somerset "Thereare many of us-- Homeand School Association Wereceived from Dr. Mc- Premotiooalliterature ap- handsomeprofits. thebenefits awaiting im- studentsandadults alike-who functionsthatare held on other Credienot only quantity of patentlyhasn’t changed very Consider,forinstance, a rare migrantswho would settle in inconversation together have occasions...wedoa lot in our Editor,The Manville News: serviceinterms of years but muchover the last few con- .andfascinating volume t7thcentury New Jersey or Thisis an open letter tothe expressedtho hope that the individualschools and, I think I Althoughman’s humanity qualityaswell. furies.The style has perhaps, recentlyacquired by the HillsboroughBoard of HillsboroughBoard of canspeak for all the Home and towardshis fellow man is a Aspresident elthe board, Dr. butthe primary objective P,utgers University Library Pennsylvania. McCredieconducted meetings The slendervolume is Education: Educationwill have the SchoolAssociations, whenI say universaland perpetual oe- withdignity, intelligence and remainsthe same, to convince here.Itis among the first ofthe ThemesBudd’s "Good Order wisdomtoreconsider itsaction thatwe do try to do our best to curance,ittakes individual thereader that there lies just "guidesfor settlers,"as they EstablishedinPennsylvania & "I am dismayedand con- withregard to this student." establisha cooperative, humaneacts to remind us of charm. aheada life of contentment and might be delicately called, on New-Jersey."Printed in cernedover what can only be JohnD. Painter workableand.helpful liaison thisuniversity andperpetuity. Whetherexpanding on the llllllllltlllllll01nllll011111111111111111111111nlllllllllUlll!lllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllll IIIIIiIlllllllllllllllllnlltlll~ backgroundofboard matters ~ Philadelphiain 1685, it is considereda punitive, GreenAvenue betweenthe home and the Justsuch an act occurred tome orfielding questions fromthe An Editorial believedtobe tho second book revengeful,andill-considered BelleMead schoolin our own individual recentlyinManville. public.Dr. McCredie showed printedthere and was produced actionin expellinga student areas. WhileI was recuperating at an expertise thatbespoke ofa fordistribution tointerested twoweeks ago for possession The Home and School mysister’s home in Manville backgroundof knowledge and parliesin England,and and sale of drugs in Editor,Franklin News Record: Associations,eachin their own frommajor surgery, it was understandingofour schools. CheckThe Ice possiblyinother colonies. HiBsboroughl-ligh School. My Ithas become apparent that way,are doing their part to be requiredthatI receive frequent In his termsas board Thesomewhat breathtaking convictionasto the lack of WilliamBuekley refuses torun associatedwith a happy, outpatienttreatments. president,Franklin Township fulltitle explains in con- wisdominthis action has been inthe current Franklin Board healthyand constructively run My surprise was sawthe expansion of its siderabledetail what the heightenedby thedebate ofEducation election onhis educadogalsystem. I dare say, unimaginablewhenI wasin- physicalfacilities with the i handsomelyboxed book is betweenthe Board and the recordas a boardmember, or notas much can bo said for the formedthat, through the additionofthree new schools. BeforeSkatirtg about. ChildStudy Team vhieh byproposing anypositive ideas supportshown by the Township coordinatingefforts ofNick DeFacto segregation olthe Thecomplete title is: "Good reachedthepublic level inlast hemay have for the Franklin asa whole,when it involves Berezanskl,the Manville Frunkliaschools was ended OrderEstablished in Penn- week’slocal newspapers. schoolsystem. comingto a meetingto hear RescueSquad offered their whileDr. IVlcCrediewas silvania& New-Jerseyin "Thereare several: items Mr.Buokley has chosen the howand why the Boardof servicesover an extended presidentofthe board. Withtemperatures below freeziug lit night and in the America,Being a true Account aboutyour action with regard issue"conflict ofinterest" as Educationhopes to perpetuate periodof timeto helpme ft wasdue in no small 40’sduring the day, the ice on local ponds many times is of theCountry; with its tothis student which concern histheme for ro-election. a healthyand constructive throughthe most debilitating measureto hisexcellent Produceand Commodities me.First, you have effectively Needlesstosay this oatch-all educationalsystem for another periodof myrecuperation and controlofthe situation atthe unsafefor ska ring, theremade. closedthe door to continued phraseis a shallowplatform year., treatments.Theservices of- publichearings onthis issue "And the great Im- responsibilityfortbeactions of and without all the facts is a OnFeb. 9, the residents--the [oredand rendered were a God thatthis pelicy was adopted Severalcases of people falling through the ice have been provementsthat may be made thestudent, andy(u will be disgracetothe intelligence of same residents that go to the sendto me. bythe means of Publick Store- able,in effect,toabsolve meetingsandto tlie polls every Throughthis medium I wish intoour school system without reportedlocally, and ice skaters arc cautioned to check theFranklin voter. incident. Imusesfor Hemp, flax and yourselvesfromr(~ponsibility So letus examinesome of year--willelectfour persons to toextend my heart felt ap- Whena manlike this leaves a outthe conditions ofthe ice before skating. Liooen-Cloth;also, the Ad- forhis future we~are. Row thesefacts: theBoard of Education and preciationfor the humane publicposition - a man who has vantagesofa Publick-School,muchbetter for:him, and I 1)The current president of voteon Lhe proposed budget for servicesrendered tome by the beenso energetic andso able in theProfits ofa PubBck-Bank,believethe conmunity at theboard was a memberof the 1971-]972. ManvilleRescue Squad, and hisservice, I feel it is very Ifthere is no one supervising theice skating area, check andthe Probability of its large,had you/ought a more boardnegotiating committee AnnH. Gorton especialiytoStas and Joe wire importanttosay: "Thank you withlocal attthorities aboutits condition prior to skating. arising,ifthose directions here sensiblesolution such as whilehis wife is a teacberinthe 19Magda Lane faithfullyandunhesitatingly verymuch - whatyou have Avoidall areas marked with danger signs, or areaswhore laiddown are followed. With specialschool ~acement. Franklinschool system. Isthis Somervilleplacedthemselves andtheir doneis deeply appreciated." theadvantages of publick "Second,t~e matter of "conflicto[interest?" valuabletime at my disposal. TediDe Vries wateris visable onthe ice. granaries. handlingthisi.,sue leaves much 2) Twomembers of thead- JosephT. Kozlowski 244Bergor St. "Likewise,several other tobe desired from supposedly Box274 ministrationof our school Editor,Franklin News Record: Balboa,Canal Zone Somerset Alwaysskate in groups.The buddy system for swim- thingsneedful tobe understood matureadu!s. This matter systemare Board of Education Electionsproduce a strange bythose that are or do intend to wouldhave been much more membersin theirrespective lingalso applies toice skatiug. Don’t skate alone. It is a beconcerned inplanting inthe kindof logic. sensiblydandled in an communities.Isthis "conflict Oneof the candidates forthe Editor,Franklin News Record: goodidea to havelife saving devices on hand at skating saidCountries. executive~ssion of theBoard ofinterest?" FranklinTownship Board of Editor,Franklin News Record: "Allwhich is laid down very insteadof.~t a public hearing. 3) Mr, Buckleyand the Despiteefforts byindividuals Twoweeks ago an intriguing areas.An extension ladder and a ropecould be invaluable Educationhas publicly ex- inFranklin Township toimply releasewas issued by Robert plain,inthis small Treatise; it Whatpossible satisfaction any president ofthe board have pressedconcern about teachers Cabezas;castigating three ifsomeone fulls through the ice, beingcaste to be understood by personcould receive from this financialinterests ina local servingonthe board. otherwise,school districts and candidatesforthe Board of anyordinary Capacity. To pubhe~ial is beyondmy bankto whichthe school tiethinks that might result in publicschools are a parto[ Edueatioo. whichthe Reader is referred compre.~ension.Thatsome el systemtransferred itsaccount. government,andschoolboard Don’tvcnturc out onto strauge ponds. While it may forhis further satisfaction." yoowished togo to the lengths conflictofinterest. He has membersare a partof local Interestingly,Beper cent of lookfrozen, there may be thinspots in theice, When in Isthis "conflict ofinterest?" suggested,however, that blue hisarticle was spent in Allthis is on theap- ofdistributing theindividual’s 1 am sureMr. Buckley was andwhite collar workers, polities,whether theylike it or doubt,avoid d~e area. proximatelyeightby five and a name/inthe public media awareof these facts before he not. eritioismrather than con- halfinch title page of a 40-pagereveslsa lack el sensitivity to farmers,businessmen and Ina recentletter to the structivesuggestions. attackedcertain opponents in industrialistsshouldbe editor,Tom Reilly tried to Evenmore Jntoresting was bookwhich is now on display at standards of common thiselection; thevoters have a represented. thearea of criticism.Mr. Itis a goodidea to havean adultclmpcrone groups of theLibrary. hun/’anity,andan equally rightto ask him where he was Underthe law no oneis assoeiatecertain candidates FrancisA.Johns, University emptyunderstanding of the whilethey were developing. witha singleparty by listing Cabezas,whosupports a slate, ehiklrcnwhen they are ice skating, The condition of the barredfrom serving on the signaturesontheir nominating findsit necessary and ex- iceshoukl bc checked every day. Don’t count on the ice bibliographeratRutgers, said dynamicsof drugabuse and Perhapshe condonedthem, Boardof Education because of pedientfo brackethis op- Budd’sbook is one of about 18 abusers. orhe was too busy drafting the race,color, creed, business or petition. ponents,fearful that somo of being;ts Frozen rode), as itwas ycstcrday. booksor pamphlets pertaining ,"Third,byyour action yon nowfamous R-15 (a proposal to professionalaffiliation, Unfortunately,heoverlooked toNew Jersey and written in seemto believe that you have and[ailed to mentiona coun- hispeople’s support may go to restrictstudent attendance at The recordshows that cilmanwho, while claiming to oneor more of the individual thelTth Century, a type of book /strucka solid blow against drug boardmeetings,) orothers like educatorsfrequently serve on oandidates. Iceskating isa lotof fun, but there ,’ire risks involved. theState University isalways ’ abusein the community. The it,which he proudly states he BoardsofEducation. Oneof the bean independent, isnormally Hisaccnsation ofsupporl by Takeall possibtc prccautious before taking to the icc, lind interestedinacquiring andof eliminatiooofone student from sponsored? principalsin the Franklin assooiatedwith the opposite a groupel "political activists" andof which it now has seven. a schoolsystem when that Westill have tim% in this party. use comnlon Sellse when skating. schoolsystem ison the board of isperhaps themost ludicrous of Itwas originally partof the.,’ studentisaccused elsale el campaign,forMr. Buckley to a neighboringcommunity. Howabout it, Mr. Rellly, all. R.E.D. drugswill not briog anend to a start discussingsome Conflictofinterest does not would"telling itas it is" hurt? librariesof SirThomas problemof this nature and meaningfulissues, unless It seemsto me thatthe Let’slook at the record, ftis ~s~nn~n~|~n~~~~ Phillipps,thecelebrated IgL~ stemfrom who a personis but associationamongultra liberal interestingIonote that chief centuryEnglish bibliomaniac intensity.Indeed, while you however,he foolsthat the whathe does. supportsel "theteam" are maybelieve you have hit hard currentboard is satisfactory The candidatewho has factionof theDemocratic rejectedcandidates. and antiquaryand was againsttheproblem, ironically andhe has no issues toair but party,the preseet slate of SOUTH SOMERSET NEWSPAPERS acquiredby theUniversity broughtup thismatter is an candidates,the Messrs. Accordingtoa recent release throughcontributions by,in- I believeyea may have only somecontrived thesis of incumbent.While serving on a groupof "interested citizens" Puldishedevery"l’hutsday hy complicateditand added to it. "ConflictofInterest." theboard he is also an advisor Williamson,Lancaster, havevolunteered towork for 77t¢I’riut’ch ~llI’acker. /tit’. dividualdonors and the use of Thisindividual isnow a free Mr.Buckley should stand up to a localbank that handles Spielmanand the "big spen- a numberof endowedlibrary agentin the community, totally andbe counted as a manwho ders"Board of Education electionofthe "team." MainOffice: 240Sonlh Muin St,. funds,Johns said. / schoolaccounts. candidateswho wereso The"interested" oitizens M;utville.N.J.0S835 Thedonors included’ John outsideIhe bounds of the hascontributed verylittle to Oneof the bills approved at includeBobert Cabozas, school.Andas a resulto[the thebetterment of Franklin theNov. 16 board meeting was soundlydefeated inthe last rejectedlast)’car for the Board "l’clel)hoi~c:725-33t]t) Flemingof NewYor~ City, treatmentreceived, itwould be Township. electionaremuch closer tofact SebastianGaeta of Vlyckoff, madeout to a firmwhich he thanMr. Reilly’s fantasies. ofEducation; Harold Oortell, RichurdE.. Deulsch ...... M:magingI’dilor ArthurA.Houghton Jr.i of New safeto say his bitterness must DonSulam owns.This man’sclose an appointedboard member JosephAngehnli ...... Salesand Bnsincss Manager beat a prettyhigh pitch. 13Neptune Court collaboratorhasbeen the board. Whyisn’t Mr. Reilly in- rejectedatthe polls; Naomi YorkCity, Mrs, Donald F. "I hopethat in good con- Somerset,N.J. president,whose wife also terestedinrevealing thenames Itydeof Somerville,JayI. scienceyou will reconsider ofpeople who are supporting NierenbergandLou Strauss, TheFranklin NEWS’RECORD Kislakof Miami,Hfi,, Daniel happensto be a teacherin candidateswho, if elected, .alsounsuccessful boardcan- Magginof NewYmk City and youraction. I hope that the FrankBn’sschool system. didates. ,"i021 hmlilhmSt ..Solncrs¢l. N,J. meansare available toyou to wouldbe veryliberal in MissClara S. Peek~’f NewYork Editor,South Somerset Somaybe as long as weare spendingtho already over- The aforementionedin- W/llialnAdams ...... News I’ditor city, / ¯ News: beingwarned of a possibleburdenedtaxpayers’ money? dividuals’philosophies and I wouldlike to respond tothe eonflietof interest inthis ideaswere soundly rejected by Mr.Johns pointed out that ~ermon On electionweshould be givena thevoters, nowthey are trying TheManville News Buddwas even ~nore explicit lettertothe editor, written by definitiono[what is meant by IvanSislik" CarnieAnn Elsea, appearing in SchoolhouseRoad togain eontrel bythe back door 240Suulh Main SI.. Manville. N J. abouthisintenti0aina one theJanuary 21 issueof the conflictofinterest. Oris this Somersetthroughothers. M onik:~Sul;~digd. ....News I’ditor paragraphintroduction toGood ChurchDecay justelection rhetoric? Perhapsthegreatest irony is Order.There 8udd stated his SouthSomerset News and the beliefthat "r~any that have MessengerGazette. the sloganhis team has .~g~NEWS EndsSeries t havebeen a memberof the AlbertRusso adopted.Doesn’t it sound greatstore o[’Money that lies SunnymeadHome and School TunnenRoad Editor,The Manville News: familiar?Itshould. Itis a 63 Ruule200 Sonlh.Smnel ville. N.J. bythem unimploy’s, would be Association’sExecutive Board Somerset Beinga recentgraduate of paraphraseof a successful willingandready to assist and MONTGOMERY--TheRev. ¯ senatorialcandidate inthe Rid~utdE,Deutsch... NewsEdilor encourage’ thosepoor RobertA.Gustafson willconclude forthe past three and a half ManvilleHigh School, I still distressedPeople, bysupplying years.The first two years as havemy roots in Manville. I recentNew York elections. Allatlvcrli~.Jllg ;ipp¢;lr~ill ;11’1 IIIr¢¢ II¢’A~pilper~ illlilt’ ~rt,llp, hiscurrent preaching theme "The RecordingSecretary and Editor,Franklin News Record: amshocked atwhat I see. Thatthis team would adopt a Slll,~t.rilHionrate,,:()lieYcilr ~4.5n. "l"i~, o )’~’;tr ~.ss. N¢~ ~,M illltl themwith Bionics, inorder to SecondAdvent o[ Christ" with a presentlyas President, the I readGeorge Kozar’s first Theparents of thiscom- sloganof a conservativeis price1 {I ¢¢ Ill ~* l~C r copy, bringthem out of that Slavery sermondealing with the church’s positionI also held last year. pressrelease with great in- munityshow no interest intheir indeedirony. I have to this date M uilill~mhlt¢~: P¯t). I|tlx 14h. St.llcrvillc. N..I,I)8876 andPoverty they groan under, decaythis Sunday, Jan. 3L, at the attemptedtoaddress myself to ifthey might doit with safety to 11a.m. worship service ofthe The Home and School terest. kidsand no enthusiasm intheir theissues and from this point themselves." Associations,jointly, fortwo Init, [ sawwhat appeared to activities. MontgomeryEvangelical Free consecutiveyears, held a bea seriousaffront tothe in- Forexample, atthe recent willcontinue todo so. THEPRINCETON PJtCKE~ INC. Buddadded i[ the rich would Church. "Meetthe Candidates Night" telligenceofFranklin voters. ’Nitoof One-Acts" presented at It doesseem a shamethat Publisher aidthe poor by loaning them [or the residentsof Inane paragraph, Mr.Kozar thehigh school, attendance by Mr.Cabezas and his cohorts PrndnclionPlaitt and Corporate Headquarters moneyto migrate"the Rich Hillsboroughtocome aod meet attestedtothe importance of parentswas less than arerunning seared and found it mayhelp to relieve the Poor, TRA~N~GFOR AGENTS thocandidates, hear the honestyfor Board of Education adequate. necessarytoaccuse others of 300Wlt herspuun St.Prince ]un. N.J. 08540 andyet reap great Profit and presentmembers afthe Board Thaschool administration actionswhich he and his friends Themotor vehicle lespeetlor. candidates,suchas himself. arepursuing actively, MaryLouise Kilgom ...... Advantagetothemselves by stationatBakers Basin will be ofEducation andthe proposed Inthe same release, heststed hassomething todo with this. Chuinnanufthe Board theirso doing." closedFeb. 9 from9 a,m.to 11, budgetfor the coming year. thathe was running asan in- Theplanning sohedule for Itseems to me that before EdwardP. 8orke ...... Editorand Genorul Manager Thebookitselfthenwentintoa.m. to aRowagents and other Eachof the Homo and School dependent.Although these two activitieshas much to be thisgroup erilleizoa others,it is EdwinW,Tuckcr ...... ExccntiveEdhor and BusinessManuger considerabledetail on the employeestoparttcipate tnaspe- Associationsinvolved, qualities,honesty and in- desired.Only on Friday were timeto put their own houses in RobertIlutchinsnn ...... MechanicalSuperinteodont geography,climate crops, ctattraining program. Thestate- publicizedtheevent and were dependenee,seemImportant to theretwo activities conflicting order. WilliamBeuactt ...... CirculaliunMan’,nor livingconditions andgovern- wideprogrem Isdesigned tohelp Jointlyresponsible forthe Mr.Kozar, neither seem to witheach other, (sports inthe MichaelPeacns montsof New Jerseyond tmproveservicesendreduceeler- refreshmentsoffered after tho applyto him personally. gym and drama in the CoppermineRoad IIIIIlUlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlUlIIII0 m.!lllllllllllnlnllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnlllllnllllleasternPennsylvania, ice1errors, meeting. AlthoughMr.Kozar claims to oodJln~;tlm~bt?~ "~ ,.’, !~ , PAGE SIX THURSDA¥,jANUAILY28, 1971 VF ltai i~, " CountySalon PatriciaBugal, Is Scene Of ,~ EightEt Forty R, Klementovicz PlansParty Plan To Marry PBA Ball :~’’-’’~....." In orderto replenishthe treasuryof SomersetCounty Mr.and Mrs. Charles Bugal ol The 38thAnnual Paleemen’s .....r ¯ ....., ,. %-<.."k~’"....,~’7 :J~"r,~.ll~’~’~’ ~ t Ballsponsored bythe Somerset ,~" ,,~,: ~t ;:~t )~}~.~ SalonNo. 295 Eight et Fort, 12Czaplicki Street, Manville,have CountyPolteemen’s Benevolent] ":’"..".~)..’~;~’..’~Fi".~’ll~:~’. membersmet recently at the announcedthe engagement of AasocatonLocal82 willhehddl ’"."i. ~"",Al[’-~’=q~:;: homeof Mrs. William Van Fleet, theirdaughter, MissPatricia Ann onSaturdaY,, Jan.30 in the VFW[ ". . %.~’>!~/ ~r [~ Somerville,tomake plans for a Bugalto Ronald Klementovlcz. Memorial Hall. 600 Washington ..... "~’ ,c,~, PennyParty to be held in March. Mr,Klementoviez isthe son of Avenue,Manville. Proceeds of, l Mrs.Everard H. Eaton, Mr.and Mrs. Adolph Klemen- thisaffair will go to the PBA’s chairmanofthe ways and means toviczof 57g East Main Street sick,death and welfare benefit committee,isthe chairman ofthe Somerville. fund. PennyParty. She will be assisted MissBugal is a graduateof Musicwill be provided byNick L~ byMrs. Peter Capetta, Mrs. Nell ManvilleHigh School and is Noviekyand his orchestra, and : Maturin,Mrs. Harry Alexander, employedbyThe Somerset Trust wiltbe continuous fromg p.m.- Mrs.John Bailey, Mrs. Douglas Co.,Somerville. 1:,10a.m. Taggart,Mrs. D. Cease, and Mrs. fleefiance graduated from the Ticketsfor this affair may be ChesterMachala. SomersetCounty Vocational and purchasedfromany police officer Fundsderived from the Penny TechnicalHigh School and is Partywill help the Salon members MISS LORETTAGOLUMBESKI employedby ConsumersPlum- inManville, Rarilan orfrom the tocontribute tocauses such as the bing& BeatingCo,, Somerville, CountyPark police. preventionof tuberculosis in Thecouple plan an Aprilt972 MISS JANICEKROPEWNICKI children. Miss Golumbeski wedding, , ~ jp ~ , ~ A reportof thequarterly I i’:NNYSAI,E $ "/I T", ~ k r : ...... ~1~" ...... I /I/1[~",~ ¯ ¯1" ¯ iI’IP’II~==/|fltIPO meetingofthe state organization Is EngagedTo ~ "~...... Missttropewnlc~¢t, TheLadies Auxiliary of thc[ .L~[ ~[~r, eq~; ~ [ ~,,fE~[tl~~"~t~.,s~[,o~.~ wasgiven by pastdepartment "’:::";Z" .... ’:.;"’:~ - ManvilleElks Lodge will sponsor ~ chapeauMrs. George Howell, LeonardMiller ’,L ~ ~; EdwardWahnehus a PennySae on Wednesday,Feb, ...... Mrs.Anthony Tizio, Mrs. Harry 3atT:;l~p.m.inthe EIks Lodge on Theau~~e~~~turesn~wsas~enerr~m~~ln~Lega~y~~~~Jamesra~~s~~ne~fthe~~ays~othepr~gram~fFoster,Mrs. R. A. Sunderland, Mr.and Mrs. John Golumboski ~,~ ’ Set WeddingDate BrooksBoulevard, Manville. [ ManvilleHighSchool’sannual"NiteDfOne-Acts"presentedlastweek.andbits. Capetta. of41 North 18th Avenue, Manville, haveannounced the engagement ~I..~"~1T~.... ,,~.~ Mr andMrs John Kropewnick oftheir daughter Miss Loretta ’ ~ :~t~;~ -.: ¯ ’ GolumbeskitoLeonard A,Miller ¢@: of,0Alice strcet,Many,re, have Jr. ~’~,~,~.’.’;~t, ~announcedthe engagement of Mr.Miller isthe son of Mrs. D. ~d~ij:~i: ~it~. i theirdaughter, lVliss danice Millerof Leonia, and the late ~!~i,il~-~ ~ . i I KropcwnickitoEdward Walin- LeonardMiller, MissGolumheski isa graduate//~ [ l~lr.Walinchus isthe son of Mr. ofManville High School and the /~il[IL~ #;:" 1/’." landMrs. Edward Walinchus of233 MonmouthMedical Center School J~J~- 1[ [tluffAvenue, Manville. . What.kindof.= nut buys , ofNursing. Sheis presently at- ~ll~ll~!r ~ I MissKropewnicki graduated atr condtttonlngtn the wtnter? tendingUniversity College, New ~:’~.~t:i~% "~. fromManville High School and Brunswick. ~/~l I attendedPaterson State College. , " Herfiance Is a graduateof 4[~;JF;~/~[~r" [Sheis employedas a dental W,,,,"! LeoniaHigh School and is at- nota nut..,he s a moneysaved! ¯ tendingBergen County College. ~:f,":,l~’~ Iass’s’anl Heserved four years in the Air [~"/"~[’$ Flerfiance is a graduateof Force.Mr. Miller Jr. is employed ManvilleHigh School and the asa computeroperator byBergen MISSPATRICIA A. BUGAL StateUniversity ofNew York at NOW! SAVE 5% ¯ WINTER DISCOUNT County.A February1972 --’~ Farmingdale. lle now attends the weddingisplanned bythe couple. ]~p,,,..~.1~,. ~,., UniversityofGeorgia where he is leIL~S(.gt,~,lbll£. majoringinveterinary medicine, NO DOWN PAYMENT [ Thecouple set a September4 ¯ $ Group Obserres Dems Elect }wedding date. UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY ! OthA nnirers.ryLeon Cohe. [ ~ TheLadies Auxiliary of the ManvilleElks celebrated their SOMERSET -- Leon Cohen was J ~’~,dJ~,~~ TheGood Life begins iII1~1~~ ~" lathanniversary onSaturday, elected presidentof the Franklin ~ ~l~llt’~ .= tat Jan.23. Charter members were TownshipJ,F.K. Democratic Club / :.’~~[I~N~[J~I[~ ::’ ~. witha Climatrol I!... ,~"presentedwilh a corsageand at itsannual reorganization[ W_~f~’~~ monogrammedcocktail glasses. meeting. } ~,~ !i;~ ~" Comfort System ~ ...... ~ :I~ Chartermembers attending the Electedaseluh officers, along[ i~L~,:JlW celebrationwere Mrs, Sophie withMr, Cohen, were Richard[ T~k~ Hauekand Suzanna Schilling as/ \\11~ !1 Skaar,Mrs. Irene Blazejewski, \~1~ Mrs,Rose De Cieco, Mrs Stella vicepresidents,’ SamFriedman as] . ",", DeCirce, Mrs. Violet Dudeck, treasurerandBerniceI Cutler as iVlrs.Mary Dumchowski, IVIrs. correspondingsecretary. ] ’,,~ .¢_.:~.~,~\ .....i.. ; NOTDUE ,, ,RoseElersie. Pastclub presidents,/ John ",. "~" t Also,M.rs. Joanna Jasontek, Grosso,Mauriee Davidson, and] i " Mrs.Mary Kowal, blrs. Kitty CouncilmanDave DeVries were/ 2’~’~’’’/’: Mogilevsky,Mrs. Doloresselectedasclub trustees, / (~;;.;. ,’.~ Novicky,Mrs. alga Olsnick, and Leon Cohen was. in 1970,/~ ~ .... bits.Florence Yushkanick. Somerset County Democratic]/ ",. partycandidate for frceholder.[l ~1. He is currentlychairman of the[ / ~ DANCINGCLASS Researchand Information[ Committeeof the Somerset[ The ManvilleRecreation C nyout Democratic partyand- - - Commissionis sponsoringan serveson the Franklin Township MissAletaM.Weingart adultballroom dancing class HousingAuthority. underthe direction ofMorris TheJ,F.K,Democraticelubwill l,r.., ~7 ¯ Desootcau.Couples arepreferred. holdits next meeting onTuesday, IYIISS tvelllgarl .~oio~i~;hat;oYgeu;7ourWhr°2dCesL~ ~wo~’~.RCO~’~Y~°rR;L ’ Registrationwill be heldin Feb,16 at the Middlebush School. eC~l~t~,i~;:llmaotis~:~,p;:lcudi(:oP:5;ch:rgef Jef:Zg; J BoroughHall on Monday,Feb. l, Allinterested residents of Engaged To Wed centralairconditioning isin the White House and the denseradopted toexisting distribution system, ade- audTuesday, Feb, 2between 7 and Franklin areinvited toattend. PanAm Building, wdrld’s largest commercial office Mr.and Mrs. Edward F. Weln- quateelectrical service andcondensate drainat equip- 8 p.m. gartof Opossum Road. Sktllman, A~ structure.Wetake just as much pride in installing our ment. -- ItEGISTItATION SET announcetheengagement oftheir CLIMATROLcoordinated comfort system in your GIRLSCOUT COOKIES daughter,MissAletaM. Welngart, home.You benefit from more than 110 years of indus- Compressorwarranty includes FREESERVICE 1styear, plus Kindergartenregistration for additional4 year warranty on A/Ccompressor. toWtlltam SehnaRter, sonof Mr. trialand consumer experience, TheRoiling Hills Girl Scout [ public school children whowill be andMrs. Schnalttcr ofRandall Councilhasannounced thatit will five years old as of Oct. M, will be Road. t sellonly double boxes of cookies at[ heldon Tuesday, Feb.9 from 2 - 6 M~ssWetngart, an alumna el Livethe Good Life with CLIMATROL. ~~~..====..r- ~::. ~-.,,~:_,.1~|r,~e~- a priceof $1. No single boxes of p.m. inMainStreet, Roosevelt andPrleceton High School, Isa stu- cookieswill be sold this year. ]Weston schools. dentat Ohio N6rihern University, ,Sheis spending herjunior :,,ear abroadInVerona, Italy. HELP US MAKE OUR MOVING EASIER] Herfiance¯ who also gradoaled fromPrinceton HighSchool, isa REMOVAL SALE JuniorntCornell University. Nodate has been set for the GOING ON NOW AT: wedding. .: ’ " ’ 3(-:f~T~ ,,.~.’~.,,¯~ ~ :~’,::, ~" = =1 305 E. Main Street NOW IN VIETNAM U. S. AirForce Sergeant ~I~tO?~l,,~Bound Brook, N.J.*’, MichaelTclataik, sonof Mr. and "" :!]pv Mrs,Michael S.Telatnik of728 ]il f~shlomformen 356- 8765 HaranAve,, Manville, ison duty at PhanRang AB, Vietnam. SergeantTelatnik, a jet engine mechanic,isassigned toa unitof ""~;’~"~1=’" ’~L thePacific AirForces. Before his "~ 2 We thenplace the weatherproof condensing * arrivalin SoutheastAsia, he ¯ uniton a concreteslab outside your home. servedat Cannon AFB, N.M. The DESIRINGABSENTEE BALLOTS sergeantattended Manville High IfVOU ~r e a qualifiedandregistered voter of the State who School. ""-"t / :’" ,’, expectsm be absent outside the State on March 9, 1971 or a YesI wouldlike to know more about Apgar’sTri-Boro Winter qualified~ndregistered voterwho will be within the State on ;~:~..~/.~"i DiscountAirConditioning Installatien...No obligation,ot course. March9, i971, but because ofillness orphysical disability or becauseofthe observance ofa religious holiday pursuant to thetenets ~fyour religion, orbecause ofresident attendance H0W. l~:,~.~’, ;!I~: -( ,’ ata school,’eollegeoruniversity, willbe unable tocast your Name...... ballotatthe polling place in your district onsaid date, and iJi,!-, Address...... youdesire tovote in the special school district election tobe Phone:...... NumberRooms ...... heldin the/Townshlp of Hillsborough, in the County of there:s Wethen connect the precharged refrigerant Somerset,NeNJersey. on Tuesday.March 9, 1971, kindly ,~ 3 lineswith quick-connect fittings writeor ap’pl~in person tothe undersigned atonce requesting I thata civiliaE~absentee ballot be forwardedtoyou. Such Forwardto:Apgar’s Tel-Bore requestmust State your home address, and the address to achoice. whichsaid ballot should besent, and must be signed with your Box125 Bound Brook, N.J. 08805 signature,andstate the reason why you will not be able to /, .," . , voteat your usual polling place. Nocivilian absentee ballot willbe furnished orforwarded toany applicant unless request thereforisreceived notless than eight (8) days prior to the Votethe team Themodel 937 C LIMA.PACCondensing Unit Ishown above) plus the C LIMA-PACcooling election,andcontains theforegoing information. Lancaster, Cell(illustration #1 at leftl comnlete your whole-home instant air.conditioning system, DATED:January 26, 1971 JohnR. Pecifico Williamsons Secretary& Business Administrator I~Spielman. Boardof Education ofthe TownshipofHillsborough inthe A P G A R’S T R I.BO R O Box125 BOUND BROOK, NEWJERSEY 08805 ,~ Countyof Somerset PAID FOR BY DIVISIONOF AIRTRON,INC., TEL:356.3131 BelleMead, New Jersey PhillipMorgan Somerset THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1971 PAGE SEVEN Sgt. Sermon On Is On Duty ExodusWill ’ In Vietnam End Series A phone U. S.Air Force Sergeant Joseph WilhouskyIll, son of Mr. and Mrs. i ,MONTGOMERY--Thelast in a seriesof sermonson the Book of in your car, ’JosephWilhousky Jr. of Manville, is on dutyat TanSon Nhut AB, Exoduswill be deliveredby the Vietnam. Bey.John D. Painter at the family SergeantWilhousky, a security worshipservice of the Mon- policeman,isassigned toa unitof tgomeryUnited Methodist Church thePacific Air Forces. Before his thisSunday, Jan. 31 at 10:3o a.m. arrivalin SoutheastAsia, he in theOrchard Road School. The served at Lakenheath RAF ChurchSchool is alsocurrently Station,England, studyingthe Exodus theme. Thesergeant is a 1965graduate "God’sChosen People" is the of Valley Forge Military titlefor the sermon. The Roy. Academy,Wayne, Pa. Painterwill focus attention upon Illswife is the former Sandra A. Nortonfrom England. the covenantcreated between Israeland God at the foot of Mt. Sinai.Concern will be aimedat ReceiveVFW Check understandingthejoys, but more LibrariesPresent importantlytheresponsibilities of The4.H Advancers, represented by Miss Daria Kachek, center, and servanlhoodto God. I FilmFor Chihlren Mrs.Phili Kulina, receive a check from the Manville VFW Post "The covenantrelationship SomersetCounty Library and 2290,represented by John Lysy. betweenIsrael and God, whereby the SomervilleFree Public Goddeclares this people to be His Librarywill present the film, people,does not mean an increase "HuntedIn Holland"for the Scholarship Fund Is Aided of favorsand blessingsfor. childrenon Saturday,Jan. 30 Israel,"the Rev. Painter morningat 10:45u.m. The film declared,"Indeed, it doesmean’ willbe shownin theChildren’s By PTA Next-To-New-Shopanincrease inresponsibility for Room at the SomervilleFree thecare of the world and all her PublicLibrary. people.In no smallmeasure that "HuntedIn Holland"is a 60 MONTGOMERY--Offtoaflying buyer you can saveon children’sisequally the responsibility ofthe minutefilm of highadventure and start,the Next-to-NewShop, clothing and sporting goods ton Christian,who has this covenant mystery.An English boy becomes sponsoredby the Montgomeryyourown, too!). The Montgomeryrelationshipas a partof his involvedwith an internationalTownshipPTA, opened last week Township PTA hadthis in mind heritage.Such concernsas jeweltheft in Amsterdam.This in theold Blawenburg School on whenthey planned the Next-to- justice,mercy, love are all part of filmprovides good entertainment Route518. Clothing items have New Shop and it is hopedthat the theresponsibility ofthe man who forthe older than pro-school child. alreadyexceeded the rackspace communitywilItakeadvantagoof wouldseek to be partof God’s Childrenin the area are invited availableand an urgentrequest this dollar stretcher at thesame people,"the minister concluded. toattend. for donationsof portableclothing time contributing to the racksis being made by the ScholarshipFund," said a PTA committeeheaded by Mrs.F. E. spokesman. Re~strationFor Peterson. Church Will Theshop is the latest project of thePTA to raisefunds for the UnionLeadership Montgomery High School Gohl Star Mothers Show Film ScholarshipFund. It isopen every AcademyCourses Mondayand Wednesdayfrom 1 to PlanTo Attend ~egisiratlonsforthe sprlngse- 4:15p.m., except during school O. Africa mesterof the UnionLeadership holidaysor whenschool is not in De|)artluen~t Event New Jerseyarea-from Trenton north to session.Inaddition togood, usable Yes,there is anotherphone company in Academy,sponsored by theRut- Westchester,Rockland and Nassau,in- gore Labor EducationCenter clothing,boots, small sporting "Saydu:Conflict of Com- town.Radiofone. We specializein tele- mitment"a filmproduced en- cludingall of New York City. And il you’re (Ll~C),are being accepted for goodssuch as skatesand tennis phoneservice for people on thego--doc- coursesto be offeredin Now rackets,small householdap- A delegationof Gold Star tirelyin the IvoryCoast por- traveling,youcan place calls with partici- Brunswickand In 1%work. plianeesin workingorder, and Mothers and two fathers from the trayingthe desire of Christian tors,salesmen, contractors, businessmen. SomersetCounty chapter will youngpeople for educationand patingcompanies throughout the nation. TheNew Brunswick Center will bric-a-bracwill be acceptedfor i altond a departmentluncheon and Ourcar phones work just like one in your openits first term Monday, Feb. I sale. theopposition bytheir elders, will / Best of all, it’savailable be shown at the Belle Mead office-pickup thephone, the witha courseon unionhistory llalfof theproceeds will be meetingto be heldon Saturday, ~;~’~i /now to anyone who wants taughtby Dr. Allen Wetsem’eld, a given to the donor and half will be Jan.30 in the Winfield Scott Hotel, BaptistChurch, New Amwell operatorwill get you any num- Road,in a specialmissionary memberof BurgersGraduate addedto theScholarship Fund. Elizabeth. berin the world--through a di- / theservice" F°r full int°rma" Schoolof Education faculty. Forthose who have large items servicethis Sunday, Jan. 30 at 7 Thesecond term at NewBruns- p.m."Across the screen wi I f ash recttie-in with the Belt System. ~r.--I~|tion write Radiofone, or for sale--furniture,garden Those attending the affairwill Our coverageincludes the I wickwill feature a labor econo- equipment,snow plows, horses, be Mary Surdich,Stephanie scenesof a changingAfrica and ,=o,,,,,,,ooco, ,ec, mics coursestarting Monday, cars,boats, etc-the Next-to-New Turlip, Frances Rand, Marjorie changedlives through Christ’s entireMetropolitan New York- March22. Dr. Joseph Talarico, a Shophas a bulletinboard where Magliaro, Sadie Baccello, Helen gospel,"according to theRev. memberof theeconomics depart- thesesaleitems can be posted.A Szerwicl,Mr. andMrs. John HarryB. Morris. mentof Rider College, will be the commissionof15 percent for the Lechation, and Mr. and Mrs. John instructor. FranklinDents, of the church’s OOtSOnnlvoice TheNewark Center wlll offer a ScholarshipFund is requestedon Lupu. MissionBoard, will speak, and coursein tradeunion administra- any salesresulting from the acquaintthe congregation with. tionstarting Wednesday, Feb. 3, bulletinboard announcements. newmissionary publications. Last i whereveryGuaret at Rutg~rs’Conklin Hall, Room So that donorsnames can be A regularmeeting of the Gold year the Belle Mead Church 342,175 University Avenue. Ralph recordedand items checked, Mrs. Star Mothers will be held at 7:30 contributedmore than $5,000 to Reuter,a memberOf the LEC’s Petersonhas askedthat con- p.m. today in the Americanmissionarywork at home and coadJutantstaff, will be the in- tributionsbebrought to theNext- Legion Home, Manville. structor. to-NewShop only during the hours abroad. Studentswill receive a certifi- theshop is open. The Committee cateof completionatthe end of Blawenburghasobtained permission Reformed from Church the tol~ilf0w thecourse. Those who complete theAcademy’s elght-course cur- usetheir parking space which is Ifthings seem a little riculumreceive a diplomaat adjacentto theschool building. graduationceremonies held at "Intimes of risingprices such AFL-CIOtIeadquarters in Wash- ington,D.C. or on the university asthese when a budgetis next-to- brighterm 1971, maybe campus, Personswishing to enrollin to-NewShop can be theanswer to stretchingyour dollars. As a it’snot just your imagination. classesat either location should 1 ¯S contactRobert A. Stoffen at the contributor,youcan add dollars to RutgvrsLabor Education Center, yourpurse by bringing inclothing RutgersUniversity, New Bruns- andhousehold items that still have wick,N.J. 08003, a lotof wearin them,and as a achoice PANASONIC Stereo’s,T.V.’s, Radio’s Votethe team Newmethods elstringing ~ighvohage fines eliminate andother appliances Lancaster, hforests, availableat... Williamson, TownshipPharmacy Spielman.

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PublicService hasconverted nearly all Its generating C earsk es are inpatient butso is Iho water surrounding LOBBY DRIVE-UP WALK-UP stationstopollution-free naturalgas and cleaner plannednuclear stations, Extensive marine life surveys burningIow-sullur oil.The result; practically nosmoke assuretheleast possible ellccf onIlsh and other marine andcleaner skies, organisms. MONDAY 9 A.M.- 3 P.M. 9 A.M..6 P.M. 3 P.M.- 6 P.M. At PublicService, we’re making sure that our operations in thecoming year will continue to TUESDAY 9 A.M.- 3 P.M. 9 A.M.- 6 P.M. 3 P.M.- 6 P.M. havethe smallestpossible effect on our environment.Yes, we’re helping to makethings WEDNESDAY 9A.M. 3P.M. 9A.M.- 6P.M. 3 P.M.-6P.M. A Better brighter,cleaner and greener.This elforl is reallynot new to PublicService. We wereamong THURSDAY 9 A.M.- 6 P.M. 9 A.M.- 7:30P.M. thefirst in the nation to put smoke control equipment on ourgenerating slation stacks nearly FRIDAY 9 A.M.- 3 P.M. 9A.M.- 7:30 P.M. 3 P.M.- 5 P.M. Environment fortyyears ago. FRIDAY EVE. 5 P.M.- 7:30P.M. Morerecently, we’ve converted nearly all of our coal-burning generating units to pollu- SATURDAY 9A.M.- 1 P.M. 9A.M.- 1 P.M. IsOur tion-freenatural gas or cleanerburning low-sulfur oil. We’re using new methods to string powerlines over woodlands so we don’tcut large paths through the forests. We’re letting BusinessToo homeownersuse the land under our powerlines fat gardening or recreation.We’re building nucleargenerating units, the cleanest presently known melhod of large-scaleelectric pro- duction.We’re using clean-burning natural gas turbinesand pollution-free pumped storage waterpower to quicklyprovide extra electricity when you need it. And more.Much more,In the pastfour yearswe’ve spent $55 millionon environ- mentcontrol. We planmore of the same for 1971,because a betterenvironment is our businesstoo. [~/~[~325 North Main Street,Manville PublicService OPPOSITE JOHNS-MANVILLE .CORP. Electricand Gas Company PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY,JANUARY 28, 1971 , , , ¢ , , MEETINGSET InsuranceCo. Themonthly meeting of the ManvilleNational Opens SomersetCounty Holy Innocents Societywill be held on Tuesday, To Establish Feb.2 at the St. Bernard’s Parish ’ Center,Bridgewater. NorthsideBranchSatufdaYo+,oCampusOffice t)NI"G SHABIIAT PLANNED ManvilleNational Bank w’l famous celebrities, souvenirs, piggy ’ , y officiallyopen its new Northside prizes, and free gifts for new receive the piggy bank as a gift pennsylvantaManufacturers ~ ~1 I{IGHLANDPARK -- Tomorrowbranchat North Main Street, savings and checking accounts. A choice of fivehandsome gifts AsaoclaflonInsurance Company evening,Jan. 29, the New Brun- oppositeJohns-Manville Cor-The reigning Miss New Jersey, will be given for opening new willestablish a new district of- swickChapter of B’naiB’rith poration,onSaturday, Jan. 30, the lovely Hela Yungst of Hillsidecheckingorsavings accountsfor a riceon the ,Somerset Valley In- womenwill sponsor an Oncgfrom9 a.m.- 4 p.m. willbe at the new branch all day minimum of $100. Among these dustrialCampus, announced :’~ ~,I Shabbatat theHighland Park Thisgala Saturday opening at servingas thebank’s official gifts are a Detentescale, a JamesF. Malone,companypresl- ConservativeTemple. Mrs, tileinstitution’s fristbranch will hostess.Shewill greet guests and HostessHot Tray, an electricdent. SamsonRosenzwe[g. adult Jewish’ bringto Ihe residents ofManville signautographs. casserole,a Beacon blanket anda Mr.Malone said the new facility educationtrustee, isin charge ofand the surrounding, areas,a fun- Hole,a charming contestant at folding travel bag. wlttserve the entire Northern arrangements. filled,exciting daycomplete with the1970 beauty pageant in StanleyZujkowski, Manager of NewJersey area, handliog both AtlanticCity, will also grace the thenew Northside branch noted satesand servtclng ofaccounts, ribboncutting ceremonies at 9 thatthe bark’s lobby will be ope.n Openingofthe district office ten- Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday tativelyhasbeen set for Monday, a.m.I Assisting herwill be local Feb.15, dignitarieswithbank officers andand Friday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; PMAInsurance ComPany, es- directors. Thursday9 a,m.-6 p.m.; and tablishedIn1915, is the largest Residentsof thearea have Fridayevening 5-7:30 p.m. The insurerot Workman*s Compensa- alreadyreceived a magic gift card Drive-up window will be open tionin Pennsylvania, Although the thatmight win them one o( the Monday,Tuesday and Wednesday companyis best known for its hundredsofprizes the bank is 9 a.m.6 p.m.;Thursday and successin writingWorkman~s livingaway in a goldenvault Friday9 a.m.- 7:30p.m. and ! CompenSation~italso underwrites ~ontest. Saturdayg a,m.-I p.m. Walk-up a broadline of other casualty Thefirst 50 adult visitors will hourswill be 3-6 p.m. on Monday, coveragesandhas facilities for eeelvea very special gift. Tuesdayand Wednesday; 3-5p.m. insuringallproperly andcasualty Souvenirsconsisting ofcolorful onFriday, and 9 a.m.- I p,m.on lines, yardsticksforadults and ring toss Saturday.Headded, "We are all Thecompany’s home officesare proudof our new structure andto Studentsof"Sew Very Nice" Onestudent showed a suit that Participatinginthe fashion gamesfor the children will be oratedin Philadelphia. Twenty sewingclasses participated ina she custommade for her showfrom Franklin were Mrs. ~ivenaway all day. beable to offer complete banking ’allystaffed branch offices oper- HelenaSaladini. Mrs. Pat Thebank will also hold a piggyservicesavailable anywhere, tiein Pennsylvania, NewJersey fashionshow on Tuesday, Jan. husband. bankpenny party for children up including our new no chargemd Maryland.PMA Insurance 26,at the home of their teacher, Sullivan,Mrs. tlathy Towns, Mrs.Andrew T. Reilley. Mrs. Reilley,a home Mrs.Dorothy Lincoln, Mrs. tO12 years old. 50,000 pennies will checkingaccounts, top rate 2ompanycurrently lists assets in economicsgraduate of ElaineSchuhnan, Mrs. Violet bepiled high in a colorfulsandbox savingsaccounts, safe deposit :xcassof$125 million, Beginningand advanced Dzierzanowski,Mrs.Mary Lint andchildren will be able to keep boxes,Christmas and Vacation Thenew district office here studentsmodeled a variety of DouglassCollege, operates allthe coins they can put into a Cluband all types of leans." ~:tttbe headed byGeorge W.Mer- clothesfrom aprons to fine "SewVery Nice" in her home Megysi,Mrs. Nancy Barman, tellas manager. Mr.Merrell, a handtailoredcoalsand suits. onSebring Road in Franklin. Mrs.Joan Field, and Mrs. ;raduateofPenn State Universtty, Specializinginindividual at- CathyDa Punic. mshad nearly 20 yearsof inser- tentionfor beginners, her Shownabove, Mrs. lteilloy tnceexperience. New Management classes have limited supervisesthework of Adrian PMA.Insurance Company isthe enrollment.A favorite with andEllen Saladini oftlouldcr lsthfirm to select a site on Som- At Packard’s localyoungsters isa beginning Lane.Somerset. .~rsetValley Industrial Campus. classfor children more than Inaddtton tothe 15 manufac- nineyears of age. turing,publishing andimporting Farmer’sMarket firmswhich have chosen SVIC Packard’sFarmers Market of As a teacherfar the New ENTIRE sites,the 320-acre campus also SomersetCounty is under the new BrunswickYWCA and a project offersoffice building facilities in leaderfor a local4-H club the thefirst of several modern slrue- managementof Mash In- luresplanned bythe management. corporated.Mashwill continue SomersetSewing Swingers, Occupancyinthe Somerset, the themarket’s operation asit has Mrs.Reilloy has had ex- firstoffice building, now has bee~for the last twenty years of periencein teachingboth STOCK reached50per cent. givingits customers thecomplete adultsand children. Ithereis marketfor their shopping value.. Thesame friendly merchants SOCIETYTO MEET willbe there to serve you every Mrs.Robotti Is Wednesday and Friday MONTGOMERY--TheWomen’s throughouttheyear until t0 p.m. Dance Chairman a choice OF MissionarySociety of theMon- MashIncorporated hopes to ex- tgomeryEvangelical FreeChurch willmeet on Tuesday, Feb. 2 at8 pandon the variety ofgoods to be p.m.in the church. Speaker will be offeredtothe public without any Mrs.Peter Capetta, president of MissBarbara Stiles, a member of lesseningofquality. theAmerican Legion Auxiliary of thefaculty inthe Burnt Hill Road "Packard’shasbeen a meetingSomersetCounty, recently named Votethe team Sam’sPlace Is Open placefor over twenty years to School,and teacher ofthe fresh- peoplein the area and we areMrs.John Robotti ofRocky Hill as Lancaster, ManvilleMover Joseph Pstero cuts ribbon during grand opening menand sophomores inthe local goingtotry to keep the established chairmanofa TestimonialDin- ceremoniesonSam’s Place Monday. Owners Sam and Marge Bohn Churchschool, will give her ner-Dancetobe held later this testimony.Mrs. Victor Waiters traditionthe same," a Mashwear.Mrs. Frank Guibleo was Williamson, LADLES’ lookon. The restaurant islocated onSouth Main Street, Manville. willbe in charge spokesmansaid. namedco-chairman ofthe event. Spielman. Inother news, the auxiliary plansto hold a PastPresident’s ParleyDinner in the Stevenson- PAID FOR BY D’AlessioPost12, Somerville. SigHaslested Griggstowl~ ...... ’ ...... VETERANS COATS Ifyou were honorably discharged after January 31, 1955 you ereeligible for 180% paid tuition for over280 approved courtswith international Correspondence Schools, A bigger MAIL COUPON OR PHONE 201-996-4831 ICSRepresentative R,D,No. 1,Fronchtown, N.J. 08825 REG. 32.99 dollar’sworth. Pleasetell me how I.C.S. can help me getmote training Name ...... Address...... Atthe New Jersey Blues we work tothe minimum andscreen out bene- costlyduplication wheretwo family Zip...... everlaslinglytocope with escalating Illsfor unnecessary admissions. Real membershave two forms of coverage, City,dState ...... 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Ergo,when a friend(who qualifies, with five children includingtwins,) recently leaned across a dinnerparty Votethe team OURBEST WISHES and a SINCERETHANK YOU to MAYOR tableand said in a voicegone high with emotion and JOSEPHPATERO OF MANVILLE... forsapplying thecohesive Lancaster, elementnecessary tobring the J-M Management andStriking vehemence,"Every fandly should have a dogis tbe great Williamson,Workerstothe bargaining table... for a finalsettlement. Americanmyth," I tooknotice. BaldanzaEarns Special Plaque Spielman. ¢ No ot~eelse did. Not .’~ single man or womanin that VincentBaldanza, center, of17 North 12th Avenue, Manviffe, receives special plaque citing him for a groupof veryAmerican middle-class citizens gainsaid her. valueengineered ideawhich materially affected theoperations ofthe Ammunition Engineering Diree. PAID FOR BY ¢/,=J., }..J..,, Timconversation turned to turtles,gerbils, cats, and torate,Picatinny Arsenal, where be is employed asa supervisoryindustrial engineer. Colonel W,A. r DanDean Somerset 238So. Main Street 725-2936 ManvgJe.NJ. canaries,l realized I’d witnessed anhistoric event; dogs Walker,Arsenal Commander, makes presentation, asFrank Youngblood, chief, Value Engineering hadhad their day. Division,lookson. Somethingmust have happened to the educational i ii u system.Doesn’t everybody remember a dog named "Spot"? I evenremember one named "Happy." What happened tothe dog trotting off behind a boy with a fishingpole or Housewarming pantingin thesummer shade of an oaksurrounded by smudgy-heedkids selling lemonade? Dog leash laws,. probably.But what about the dog in thestation wagon? Party Inexplanation, myfriend said to me privately ina sotto voice,"You know whose responsibility thedog really is." On reflection,saving fish, ! couldn’tthink of anypet dt,mb~euough not to know"mother" was in chargeof can openerand refrigerator. Thevoices of millionsof oppressedmothers, who never ManvilleNational Bank’s wanteda dogas partof the household, dogged by the dog mythrose and fell in mymind’s ear. Thereis a timefor teaching things. What better time for NEWNORTHSIDE BR ANCH North MainStree,, Manville teachingrcspomibility tochildren now happily out of your Imuseholdthan the 3 a.m.feeding? We wouldnot have a dogI decided. ONE STOP BANKING Cats?Christopher Smart (1722-1771) wrote in his poem"My Cat Jeoffry"the following: "For he is an Everyfinancial service for you and your family. Money- Wheneveryou need expert financial help, remember, wisefamilies find that a onestop commercial bank is we’rehere to offer sound, friendly advice and the serv- instrumentfor the children to learnbenevolence upon." theanswer to helpingthem manage their incomes wisely icesyou need to makeyour money go further. If notresponsibility thenbenevolence. Youreally can antiefficiently. learnall about revolution from non-charity tocats. However,there is currentlya bull market in parrots Hundredsof Prizes becauseof Channel13’s Hodgepodge Lodge. In caseyou EARLY BIRD REWARD FREE SOUVENIRS haven’tbeard, the bottom dropped out of thegerbil MagicVault market.Miss Jean has a parrot,and I do notconsider ira ...... "~E~ ~- -... FIRST 50 publicservice. Door Contest i":~:; .~:k." ADULT VISITORS "What,"my frienddemanded, "do you wantWith a ~~ ~’/(~Colorful~’ yardsticks for all parrot?.... Parrots," shepontificated, "getpsiticosis (or’ Be amongthe first "~~ fiftyto arrive atour ~’~,--, r~/:/adn~t t’~Ssi:°rgSam%dsFf%nrfil~de something.)" new Northside Well,dogs get mange and cats get kittens. One lady 1 Branchon Satur- knowwithin the space of eightmonths and two cats n’ day,January 30th increasedher holdings to a dozen!For that matter, kids ...... andyou’ll receive a freeBeacon blanket ~,~children. While supply lasts. getpinworms. oreleetriecasserole. Anyonewho has lived through pinworms bas passed Educationfor Survival No. 1. Thereare the recrimina- tions,"What kind of a housekeeperare you anyway?" PIGGY BANK PENNY PARTYz He’slived with you for ten years and he asks! Thereare the threats, "I’m gonna bust you one. You’re 50,000pennies ..... makingthe pinworms and we allhave to takethe medi- Ua~ receivea Magc Gi(tCard in ¯..tostartyourchild on the chic." You t .;’ ,r -or comain o|~ningday the mat t~ - , roadto thrift. $500 in pennieswill be Theparanoia, "Doctor, are you telling me thatpin- etone All cards look alike, out. piledhigh in a colorfulsandbox at the wormeggs are 1/500 of an inchand that most people newoffice on Saturday,January 30th.~.~,.~~!~ germg’ ¯ tleviee,. that ~- n-=h wheninserted don’tknow they have them?" tint rtltLlkes a llg"~ " .... orYour shechild can insert can keepinto aall piggy thebank penniesin~’! he ~-~’=’~ Anddisasters intriplicate, "Caution: this medicine will g¢~.,sof(. you |1 ~n one ~, one minute,and the youngstermay ~ stain;""Morn, I’m getting a skin rash from the disinfec- ’ i|lustratedbelow. keepthe bank too. Children up to 1.2 tant;"and "Did you h;rve to tell the neighbors?" years,accompanied by a parentwill be Mightjust as well not have parrots, dogs, cats, or kids. eligible. We havea parrot.I’m not kidding myself. The children I willnot learn responsibility, benevolence, orbiology. Thekid’s bedroom by dintera few shells, a model FREE GIFTS FOR NEW ACCOUNTS sailboat,a framed "1 mustgo downto the seas again," and Chooseone of thesebeautiful gifts free when you open a newChecking or SavingsAccount for $100 or more. a New Englandpatch-work quilt, has a pseudo-Navy decor. Theparrot is instant decoration, andlte’ll be learning alltlmse salty phrases parrots are famous for spouting frorntile.

NOTICETO MILITARYSERVICE VOTERS BEACON IH.ANKET IlOSTESS ilOT TRAY ELECTRIC CASSEROLE DETECTO SCALE FOLDING TRAVEL BAG AND TOTHEIRRELATIVES AND FRIENDS OPEN A CHECKING AND A SAVINGS ACCOUNT AND RECEIVE TWO FREE GIFTS Ifyou are in the military service orthe spouse ordependent of i I I I I a personinmilitary service orare a patientina veterans’ hospital’ora civilian attached toor serving with the Armed ? WE PAY THE HIGHESTRATES THE LAW PERMITS Forcesof theUnited States without the State of New Jersey, Golden Regular orthe spouse or dependent ofand accompanying orresiding SavingsAccounts witha cilivianattached toor serving with the Armed Forces of PassbookAccounts theUnited States, enddesire tovote, or if you are a relativeor alo friendofany such person who, you believe, willdesire tovote 3Olo 1 °lo ala 1 *lo inthe special school district election tobe held on March 9, i 1971,kindly write to theundersigned at once making applicationfora raillery service ballot tobe voted in said 2 electiontobe forwarded toyou, stating your name, age, serial 2 YearCertificates 1 YearCertificates 30 DayCertificates Minimum$1,000 CompoundedQuarterly numberif youare in military service, home address and the minimum$1,000 addressatwhich you are stationed orcan be found, orif you minimum$1,000 minimum$1,000 Multiples$100 desirethe military service baUot for a relativeorfriend then CompoundedQuarterly makeapplication underoath for a militaryservice ballot tobe ’-OFFICIAL~’ HOSTESS forwardedtohim, stating inyour application thathe is over theage of 21 years and stating hisname, serial number ifhe is inmilitary service, homeaddress andthe address atwhich he is stationedorcan be found, Formsof application canbe obtained from the undersigned. DATED:January 26, 1971 JohnR, Paeifieo Secretary& Business Administrator Boardof Education ofthe TownshipofHillsborough inthe ’ thelo{,ely, charming 325North Main Streett Manville Countyof Somerset HelaYungst BelleMead, New Jersey MISS NEW JERSEY j OPPOSITE JOHNS-MANVILLECORP. i PAGE TEN THUP, SDAY, JANUARY 28, ] 97] Prep Wins Five Straight Led By Smith And Miklos

FRANKLIN- RutgersPrepll0th games in tilelast It startsyesterday. action. afternoon, Prep closedwith a 22-point TheRutgers Prep scoring: RutgersPrep turnedback PaulSmith, the Prop’s6-6 61,a weekago yesterday. tooka five.gamewinning streak during the past week. Smith,who had 22 points during quarteras Smith,Miklos and Smith9-5-23, Rockhill 1-1-3, Withthree minutes left, the intoyesterday’s game at NewarkCoach Dick O’Connell’s hoop- WardlawCountry Day School, 66- sophomore,pumped in 30points in thefirst half, drilled inII of 28 Coheneach tallied five points. Lampen1-0-2, Miklos, 9-5-23, Argonautstrailed, 61-60. Smith Academy. sterswere 10-3 before yesterday 53,Friday night in NorthJersey poweringthe Argonauts toan 86-61RutgersPrep points during the Smith,in addition toscoring his ]Szeles3-0.6, Raba 0-2-2, Cohen 3-4- hungup a layupfur a 62-61Prep TheArgonautswontheir9thand and faceNewmann Prep at home ndepondentSchools League win over GreenBrook Tuesday firstquarter as theArgonauts 23 points,blocked enemy shots advantage. coastedtoa 2B-tgleadatthe end of andrebounded well for the Prep. 10RutgersPrep got even for a loss Smiththen blockedtwo St. thefirst period. GaryMalpas was high in thegame to St. Bornardsin the seasonBcrtiardsshots. Walt Roekhill RayMiklos, who wound up with with24 pointsfor Wardlaw. openerby trippng the Saints, 65- reboundedand passed to Miklos, 24 points,had half of thattotal w Io f redn a jumpshot from the duringthe first period. corner. RutgersPrep outscored Green Smithended the gamewith a Brook,17-15, during the second foulshot to bring his total to 25 periodand led 45-33,at in- points.He wasIt-for-17 from the Things are termission. floor. Smithgarnered il pointsduring Miklosalso drilled in25 points. thesecond quarter and had nine Smithalso pulleddown 26 fieldgoals at halftime. reboundsand blocked a totalof RutgersPrep continuedto nineshots. Roekhill plucked off 18 dominatethe gameduring the caroms. looking up. thirdquarter, outseoring Green Prepled, 20-15, atthe end of the Brook,IB-14, for a 63-47Argonaut firstperiod and was on top, 37-30, spoad. atthe end of the first half. Duringthe final eight minutes, TheArgonauts finished with 13 thePrep scored 23 points and held pointsduring the third quarter GreenBrook to 14.Rick Szeles and15 in the last. No morerunning all over town washigh in the quarter with eight TheRutgers Prep scoring: forthe Argonauts. .~. Smith11-3-25, Rockhiil 2-2-6, to doyour banking. Miklostallied l0 points during [’,liklos7-11-25, Szeles 2-0-4, Cohen thesecond half and Todd Cohen t-3-5. Here’syour chance to becomea nettedeight. Kim Pastushukpaced Green one-bankfamily. Brookwith 25 points. ClinicFor TheRutgers Prep scoring: Whynot conduct all of yourbank- Smith13-4-30, Rockhin 2-04, ingbusiness under one roof. Miklos8-0.24, Szeles 5-2-12, Raba Umpires3’o 2-0-4,Cohen 3-5-11, Rubin 0-I-L That’sthe modern, conve- Smithand Miklos each zipped in nient,efficient wayto do 23 pointsin thePrep’s 69-53 Start Sunday triumphover Wardlaw. it.It really doesn’t make The Argonautslead the loop Jack Lenhartof Edisonand muchsense to havea savingsaccount witha 5-1log. VinceDojchak of Hiltsborough, Mikloslaunched the scoringl bothpast officers of the New withone bank.., a checking account witha three-pointplay and Smith JerseyState Federationof folowed w th a deuce.Cohen gave BaseballUmpires, will begin their withanother.., a safe deposit box with thePrep a 6-1beginning. sixthannual baseball umpires a third...anda loan with a fourth.That’s WithMiklos flipping in ninel clinicsessions onSunday, Jan. 31, points,Rulgers Prep owned a 15-9 at theHighland Park Recreation simplya wasteof timeand money. advantageatthe end of the first I Centeron RaritanAvenue., period beginningat 2 p.m. That’sright. .’ ,~ ~:.._^=.,..4...=.~ ..^I PULLNG DOWNa reboundfor theRaidersisNo 20 Mark Neary Smltho~=,~ vuJm~uu.ma u,¢ . , Thecourse is intended tofurther Andwe’re a full-servicebank. So why secondeight minutes aided the } andFred Malko, No. 33 blocksout two Greenbrook players. the interestsof baseballin Prep to a 30-20 half time margin ...... Somersetand Middlesex Counties botherwith the hassle and frustration Smith,nine points, and Mlklos, I I ...... !-I7.."by trainingmen whoaspire to ofrunning all over town to handle your six, accounted for all but two of .~.1 L~£OU(Ii(II~iL VI/ I, II,.N becomeumpires. The clinic theArgonauts’ 17 pointsduring ~7~ ...... sessionsare also open to finances,when you can do it allwith us. thethird quarter. managersand players and even Witha 47-34advantage at the baseballfans to provide them with Unlikeheads, one bank is betterthan startof the fourth period, Ratgers a betterunderstanding ofthe rules SecondOf Season and an appreciationof an um- two...or three...or four...or even more. pire’sresponsibilities. Maywe helpyou save more of your A $2 registrationfeewill be HILLSBOROUGH -- witha jumpshot and the Golden assessedcovering admission and timeand money? HillsboroughHigh School cap- Falconswere never headed. At turedits second varsity win of the thecost of a rulebook and um- intermission,Bridgewater was pire’smanual. Further in- seasonby routingGreen Brook, outin front, 34-25: 69-42,Friday night. TheRaiders were held to just formationmay be obtainedby FEBRUARYHOLIDAY HOURS TheRaiders, however, lost to fivepoints during the third contactingJack Lenhart at 0115- fi2:12orVince Dojchak at359-5479. Bridgewater-RaritanWest quarter,while Bridgewater was I Opel,Thurs, February 11, until8 p.m Tuesdaynight. garnering17. Hillshoroughis away tomorrow TheFalcons held a 27-22scoring LittleDukes ClosedFriday, February 12 nightat ImmaculataHigh of advantageduring the last period Open Saturday,February 13, untilnoon Somerville.Tuesday afternoon, The Hillsboroughsc~,’ing: Hold Annual i ClosedMonday, February 15 the Raiderstravel to Mon- Magaw4-2-10: Goodell 4-0-8; tgomery. Vernoia0-2-2; Veghte 1-4-6; DaveMagaw rifled in 32points Chorniewy2-2-6; Taylor 0-1-1; 1",1. Awards Banquet fromthe Raiders in thevictory Neary2-0-6; Shearn 4-5-13. TheLittle Dukes,Hillsborougb’s over GreenBrook. The junior PopWarner football team, held marksmantossed in 12 fieldgoats itsfourth annual Awards Banquet Votethe team andeight from the charity line. lastSaturday. Ira Shearn snappeda 4-4 EntriesDue On handtO hearBrueeTarboks, Lancaster, deadlockwith. a layup and a PrincetonUniversity ~oothslI SomersetTrust Company Hillsboroughwas neverheaded. coach,were 350 Dokes,cheer- Atthe end of thefirst period, For NJIAA leaders~Dukettes, parents aud Williamson,Hiltsburoughowned an 18-11 friends. BRIOGEWATER¯ FINOERNE. MARTINSVILLE ’SOMERVILLE¯ WATCHUNG Spielman. margin. In keepingwlth the group’s HoldingGreen Brook to eightTournament policyof rewardingscholarshlpr RARITAN thefollowing boys and girls re- MEMeeRF.O.I. ¢. points,the Raiders enjoyed a 36-19 The deadlinefor submitting DataProcessing halftimemargin. ceivedtrophies /or academic PAIDFOR BY entriesin the53rd annual New superiority: ’ LenHirsch Somerset Green Brook outpointed JerseyState interscholastic ¯ Hillsborough15-14, during the L%e Wee team:Alan StUDy, thirdquarter, but scored only AthleticAssociation’s basketball DaveRobinson, Jeffery Chase and tournamentis Wednesday, Feb. 3, BobZwirko. eightpoints during the last period accordingto an announcement Midgetteam: Robert Kltng, to 19by Hillsborough. made by James G. Growney, RonnleFarnesld and George Law- The Hiltsboronghscoring: ExecutiveSecretary-Treasurer. let. Georgealso receiveda Chorniewy2-1-5; Shearn 5-0-10; plaquefor hlglmst achievement Magaw12-8-32; Goode|l 3-0-6; Inorder to he eligible fur this a m ongthe entire group; thls makes MalduI-6-8; Neary 3-0-6; Veghte year’stournament schools must himeligible for consideration as 1-0-2, have playeda minimumof 10 a PopWarner Little Scholar All- The Raidersdropped a 75-52r,ames uo to and including Friday, American. verdictto Bridgewater-RaritanJan.29, and have wan 50 percent Dukettes:Kim Minion,Mary WestTuesday. ofthe games. This year’s tourney Lynn Trotsl,Nancy Baby and Magawnetted six points in thewillbegin the week of March 1st, WendySchneider. quarterasthe Raiders trailed, 17- andconclude with the public and Cheerleaders:Kathy Harrison, 16,at the end of the period. parochialhigh school state final GallChornlewskl andJan Slotter. 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Wecan help you buy, sell or trade real estate anywhere Inthe Countrf throughour Gallery ofHomes and National Multi-LIe,’ Membership. Ourstaff Invites you COMMERCIALBUILDING - CUSTOM RESIDENTIAL touse our friendly Real Estate aervlces. BoundBrook-- New BrunswickArea Gallery, SomervilleArea Gallery 500 EastonAvenue ARON CONSTR UCTI, )N CO,, 424 VosselerAvenue Somerset,N. J. 297-2663No. Brunswick Bound¯ Brook, N. J. 1166Aaron Rd. 356-8121 828-1300 i J PAGE ELEVEN THURSDAY, JANUARY 28,1971 Warriors,6-6, Will Meet S. Plainfield pointsin theI’mal quarter as and Piscataway went into a stall,ayup by Ingrain,gave up a foullead of Franklin varied little until I CenterHenry Horne of FRANKLIN- Franklin Hlgh’s With 1:24 left, Donovan hit both ]quarter. Piscatawaywent on tomake its until Sheldon Lewis fouled shot. Then scored four straight on twofoulshotsbyDonovanbroughtPiscatawaywas charged with his T basketballteam is bomeendsofaone.and.onetogivethe I The quarterended with record9-5. Donovanwith 12 seconds left. twocharity tosses byIngrain andPiscalaway towithin five at 30-25. fifth foul at the 6:41 mark of the tomorrowafternoon against Senti1 v siting Chiefs a four-point bulge Franklin ahead by three, 48-45. Donovanhit both ends of the a driveby Winchester. However,a three-point playby thirdquarter and Piscataway PlainfieldinMid-State Conference at62-58. I Winchesterputin six points inthat Franklinshot 65 per cent from one-and-one tomake it 66-63 and The Warriors badtheir biggest center Joe Pace gave Franklin chose to play with three guards at action.The Warriors host Vernon Winchester swished alperiod. thefield and made 13 of 20 foul all but ice the game. leadof the game at 22-13 with back itseight-point bulgeat 33-25. lines. SomervilleHigh Tuesday af- corner jump shot with 1:091 Winchester’s driving layup at shots.Piscalaway hiton 27 of 42 Franklin missed its shot and had hree seconds left in the opening Jacob Greene hit two foul shots TheChiefs crept to within one ternoon, reman ngand after Piscataway I the 6:28 mark gave the Warriors a from the line and shot 64 per cent to foul again. Donovan hit one }cried. toend the half with Franklin ~ointat 42-41 with 4:07 showing, Piscatawaydefeated Franklin missed a foul attempt, Franklin 54-48 advantage andit seemedfromthe field, 3uta foulshot by Greg Dedeaux Tuesday,66-63, inovertime, badthe ball with 20 seconds togo. Piscataway would not catch up. morefoulattempt tomake it 67-63. Ingrain with eight and Win- leading 33-27. andone by Sheldon Lewis made it TheFranklin scoring: Pace, 9-4- In theovertime session, :hesterwith six were high scorers Mikulka was removed with 7:07 TheWarriors had the lead Ed Mikulka brought the ball up However, the Chiefs got the tie 22;Ingrain, 3-5-11; Marold, 1-0-2; Franklin missed two shotsandlost forFranklin. Kevin Greener bad left in the half. Pace had nine of H-41. throughoutthegame until 3:321eft court and fired a pass to Sheldon ~t54 on a driveby Donovan, a theball twice bringing itup court. fivepoints for the Chiefs. theWarrior 11points inthe period, Winchestermade a stealand inregulation time when Chris Lewis who dumped in a layupwith ~ebound dropped inby Greene and Winchester,8-0-16;Mikulka, 2-0-4; Franklin,nowwith an even 6-6 Leading, 22-14, entering the while Tony Briddle hit for six of droveinforabuckct tomake it 46- Mensingbanked a jumper from 12secondstogototiethescore, 62-Mensing’s banker. S.Lewis, 1-1-3; G.Lewis, 1-2-4-; 41 with1.28 left in the third theoutside totie it at 54-54. all. Donovangot eight of his21 Dedeaux,0-1-1. record,scored first on a drivingsecond quarter, theeight point Piscataway’s 13. WithFranklin infront, 58-57, Piscataway missed a 25-foot Greenerfor his fifth personal andgame into overtime. hadto leavethe game with 2:05 Franklin which used a zone Ridge remaining, pressperiodically throughout theMustangs Win l Oth By Downing Greenerhit the first foulshot ovgame, installed a man-to-man RogerBonnet gave the lead The Mustangs dropped in26 of 38 reserves outscored Manville 21-12 a one-and-onesituation andtied il press in the three-minute over- duringthe last period. time. VIANVILLE- Many Ile H gh’sTownship 63-45, Tuesday af- Bridgewater - Raritan West at 8 [ backto Ridge, 4-2. The Red Devils attempts from the foul line. atBrian58 all. Donovan, whocanned 21 Piscataway scored first with a basketballteam got revenge for a I ternooninthe Mountain-Valley toPm. Kevinaway. Collins and Tony Pawlik remained infront, 16-15, at the end Ridge was 25 for" 71 or 35 per The Manville scoring: Pawlik ( cent.The Red Devils were 11 for 23 10-2-22; Mastalski 8-2-18, Collins 6- pointsfor the Chiefs, gave corner jump shot by Chris Men- loss to Ridge High earlier n the I runtheir record to 10-4. 0-12,Mortensen3-0-6, Warcola2-1- Piscatawayitsfirst lead at 60-58 sing. sbasonby notchinga 72-64 win [ Manvilletravels toMiddlesex combined notchedfor49 the points triumph as Manvilleover Ridge.] ] of Collinsthe first (6)period, and Mortensen (5)from the charity stripe. whenhe droppedin a jumperfrom With 48 secondsleft, Joe Pace over the Red Devils Friday night] Friday night for a return LeonMortensen began the werehigh scorers for the JeffHoyewastopmanforRidge5. hitone of twofouls to makeit 64-63 in theMountan Valley Con-[ engagement. TheMustangs scoringwith a layup.The Red I Mustangsinthe opening stanza, with 21 points. theleft side. ference. co~ha Jim[ago.~ downedthe Blue Jays two weeks Devilsdrew even, 2-2, onabucketl Manville began to dominate the The Manville scoring: TheMustangs byVince Sobocinski. boardduring the second period Pawlik 6-10-22, Warcola 1-0-2, Capano crushe%f t I Tuesdaythe Mustangs face andthe Red Devil shooting fell off. Mortensen 3-1-7, Collins 9-9-27, HAVENS FORD Collinspumping in nine Mastalski2-2-6, Weber 1-4-6, Poch BEIXNEENPLAINFIE,DANDSOMERVILLPONROUTF?~I nk Frasca 415W.UNIONAVE.,BOUNDBROOK EL6-0072 courtat halftime with a 34-30 Pawlikstuffed in another 22 anvilleWrestlers spread. ~ointsasManville rodea 22.point Presiden t TonyPawlik hung up two layups firstperiodtotheone-sidedwin Used andaflipped injump shot for a 41-overChatham Township A1 Cars U n ~0 Manvillemargin during the Tuesday. "’ WillFace D nelle Of NJAA thirdperiod. Pawliknetted the first two II MANVILLE- The wrestling Fanicase (141), 7-2; Lebedz (157), WithPawlik winding upwith 10 pointsinthe game. ’70FORD CUSTOM SEDAN - 4 dr.,6 cyl.,stan- teamof Manville High School 6-4; and Rindock (168), 4-3; FrankFrasca recently was points in theperiod, the Mustangs The Mustangs kept the dardtrans., full factow equipped, economy special outthe victor in onedual Buffi (106),’DaveSpecian (130),elected president ofthe New Jer- tookaG3-47advantageintothelast Gladiatorsunder 10 points in each meetand tied Watchung Hills Rich Kaschak (148), Wierzbinski spyAppaloosa- Association. eightminutes ofaction, ofthe first three quarters...... $1895 RegionalHigh, 20-20, inanother (178) and Kulcsar also saw action Collinsgarnered eight of the19 Leading, 22-8, after eight thispast week. forManville. Mr.Fz’asca, along withhis wife, points netted byManville during minutes. Manville built up a 35-16 ’6,9CHEVY CAPRICE - Sportcoupe, 327 V-8, TheMustangs. now 3-4-1, are Catole,.~nd his three children, thefinal period, hairlinespread. automaticpower steering & brakes, factory air, Diane10, NtcoleS, andFrankJr., Collins finished with 27 points At theclose of the third quarter. .$2775 homoS,t..~d, ,~ght against Franklin LL 5,resides atPhoto Finish l’~.nd] and Pawlik collected 22. theMustangs were comfortably vinylroof,W/W,W/C,R/H ...... Dunellen.Next Wednesday at8 79 NewAmwell R(md, South p.m.,Manville isat Bridgewater- Somerville. Manvillefired away at a 55per ahead, 51-24. ’69 FORDLTD BROUGHAM- 4 dr. H.T.,V-8, Raritan-East. Registraiten" centc~ip, hitting on 23 of 42 tries.The Chatham Township TheWarriors gained a tie when Mr.Frasca has been a director autopower steering, vinyl roof, R/H, W/W, W/C heavyweightKeith Jones topped Is Scheduledyears, anti ofthe alsowasreelectedtoan N.J.A.A. for thepast three The CricketHas Arrived and The Place ...... ,$2495 MikeKulcsar, 9-0. RandyLebedz (157) had the lone FRANKLIN -- AdditionaladditionRl two year term toexpire TO See It Is ... BelleMead Garage ’69 BUICKLe SABRE- 2 dr.H.T., V-8, auto. forthe Mustangs in 5:50.registration datesfo~th~ ~o,io~ ~ZV~3..e ,~~*o~ ~e~ent -,-"w~ ...... powersteering&brakes,factory air, R/H $2695 Winning on points for Manville league have been set by the this pastyeaz...... wereDave Burt (98), 2-0; Alex Franklin Township Little League. Mr. Frasca is a graduateo_r the ~’" ’ ’i~ ~ " "’~ ’ ’69DODGE SWINGER - 2 dr.H.T., 6 cyl.auto, Specian(115), 6-2; Rich Pillsbury Teenage boys who will be 13Metropolitan andPerformtngArts ~//~r-~f][~\~ll~\: powersteering, A/C, R/H, W/C ...... $2195 (123),4-0; Steve Fanicase (141), 2" years old prior to Aug. 1 andwill heels In New York City J 1;and Larry Urbanowicz (148), 7-not reachtheir 16thbirthday prior extra vocational schooling in .... tothe same date, are eligible to photography bothIn NewYorkCtty ’68 CHEVYCAPRICE . 6pass.wa~lon,V-Sauto., 1. andRochester, N.Y. ~/~:~~ ~’~7 ~i~.~ll~ ~ 7]~iI - - --~’t#’~’--’~ --";i ii powersteering&brakes,tintedglass, R/H,W/C Alsowrestling for Manville registerandtryoutforplayduring ...... ,.oo ,=a.m. ,o ~.~.-~’"j’ "" ~~:~:~ ¯~.~..j~ ’68FORD LTD -2 dr.H.T. Brougham, V-8 auto. Wierzbinski(178). I p.m.and on Sunday from Noon to 2 OilBurners Installed ! i/! offp.m. powersteering & brakes, factory air, vinyl roof, ~nVT~l~2 bumped --| R/H,W/W,W/C...... $2295 K " . , I-IT,a weekago A parentor guardianmust New586HamiltOnBrunswickSt. ~~ yesterday. I accompanyeach boy and present Tel.Kilmer 5-6453 ~.~y 4. ~.¢::;.:~.~~g Burrgave Manville a goodstart theoriginal birth certificate. 1 ’68 OLDSMOBILEDELMONT 88 - 2 dr. H.T., autotrans., power steering & brakes, factory air, Manvillewitha9-6 decisionsWin at98wereP°UndS’byOtherAlex J~toAdefray$7 registrationthecost offeeinsuranceiS requiredand vinylroof,tinted glass, R/H,W/W,W/C .. $2295 Specian,(115), 7-3; Pillsbury /Provide each boy with a team " kenboss ThePlymouth Cricket is nedby Chrysler Co~oration stylists and ’67 OLDSMOBILECUTLASS - 4 dr. sedan,V-8, ](123),1-0; Perone (136), 4-3:/picture. FUNERAL IIOME auto.powersteering, R/H,W/W,W/C ... $1495 assembled,9,,inEngland byChrysler United Kingdom, Ltd. It has been under oevetopment since I BoysBaseball Loops NEWSltUN~.VlCk A front-engine,four-door sedan, the Plymouth Cricket issmall and agile for driving and ’67FORD GALAXI E 500- 2 dr.H.T., V-8, auto. Kllmer5-0008 powersteering, vinyl roof, vinyl trim, R/H, W/W, - p~kingtrips,incongested cityarea, but it also provides comfort andeconomical operation forlonger Setnes D_- strahonDate TheCricket hasan all-new, 70horsepower, four-cylinder enginewhich displaces 91.4cubic ...... K.J i.~he.~OSOOc~). ’,6FORDLTD-,dr.H.T. Brougham, V-8,auto MONTGOMERY-Registration’orguardian. Fucillo& Warren powersteering, vinylroof, factory air, R/H,W/W, fornew players in theMon- The league will field 23 teams FuneralHome Inc. ~.gomeryTownship Boys Baseball withover 300 boys this summer, BelleMead Garage $1995 AdamF ucillo,MAr. OpenTill 9 P.M.Friday Other Evenings By Appointment W/C ...... Leaguewill be held from 8 a.m.to anincrease of35 per cent over last 725-1763 noonFeb. 6 at theHarlingen year,according toFred Brown, Route21}8 3§8-8131 BelieMe|d, B.,J. ’65FORD LTD - 2 dr.H.T., V-8, auto. steering, CommunityCenter. Each boy leaguepresident. Boysfrom 9-16 205 S. Main St., Manville .... R/H,W/W,W/C¯ ...... $995 mustbe accompanied bya parent yearsofage will be able to play in ¯ oneof the three programs. Therewin be ;, S’nior League forboys 13-16, a Junior League for II~ ~ ~~ ¯ ee boys9-12 and a MidgetLeague for Heyt. There nine-year-olds.TheJuniorLeague willbe divided into major and minordiyisions. TheMidget League will provide Why Don’t You Bring weekendinstruction by league §treakins%hm@the. coachesas’yell as regular league ~ and into thed~twork playon weekdays. Forgames the MidgetLeaguers will hit from a Your Car To Us? battingtee. Fas~erthana tinydirt ¯ Itis league policy that every boy particle registeredbyFeb. 6 ’viiiplay, accordingtoMr. Brown. Boys in the programlast year may MO[~efficient thane registerbymail on forms to be sentto township residents. The rrlecl~nicalfiIter registrationfeefor all boys is $6. , Tryoutsfor the Senior League Ableto clean whole houses andthe major division ofthe witha single unit JuniorLeague ’,viii be held in "":", April,with the season for all """" leaguesto begin in early May. ’ ~°°~"" Montgomery High PLUGGED.UP’;’ " ~¢-f~ ITiSA TOASTER... EARS ;:~i~ ,," ,,~ ITCHYEVES andjayvee players will not , IT’SA FAN .... We’ll Stripit Clean... ~g~forthe first half of the ~ 6V ITS3... of Dirt&Grime [HOW I ~,".-’~f’~:,

T.x,.=,ud.a BY HONEYWELL ~~ MILLSTONE AREA’S NEWEST AND MOST ~.heairborne austano al~ MODERN AUTOMATIC CAR WASH shouldhelp you breathe ch0icele g Yo~ a lot:easlerabou~air Anelectronic marvel for the sparklingest andcleanest carwash available¯ washes, rinses, spray waxes complete carln 90 secondse ;i& convenient--stay in car ¯ completelyautomatic ¯ two madfines -- nowaiting¯attendantonduty for your convenience. IaVotethe team LocatedAt: John’s Garage ILancaster, /Williamson,APGAR’STRI-BORO : m 1 ~’ CORNER AMWELL ROAD CALL356 313 ANDMAINSTREET /Spielman. v,v,s,oo Airiron, Inc./, MILLSTONE359.6120NEWJERSEY BOX 125 - BOUND BROOKNEW JERSEY08805 HEATING ¯ COOLING ¯ ELECTRICAL ’ " OPEN: Men-Sat 9-6pm Sun-9-1pm /j PAIDFOR BY Somerset / CarlAhlstrom CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1971 PAGE TWELVE

..... ,.. - .. Help Wanted For Rent--Apts. BargainMart HarrisIs VicePresident SouthSomerset News, TheFranl(lifl News-.Rupord Of Johns-Manville Corp. TheManvltta News FORRENT in ManvBle:3tA rooms and P.O.00X t46, SOMERVILLE N.J. 201.725.3355 CIIRISTMASBILLS? TUXEDOTAILS for sale. Excellent MonroeHarris has beenap- vllleIn lg48as a salesmanIn wasl~room.722-0795. conditinn.Call:725-9340. mintedvice president of the the ~boenlxoffice, He became CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING,,F aRM Paythem fast an easy way. Telephm’t~ ffohns-ManvttleCat,rattan. Mr. TrunsltePi~ staff mauager in solicitationworkfronl your own honle Harrisconttnues as generalman- 1951 in theLos Angeles office faryonr ineai newspaper. Ilourlv rate RealEstate FULLI’RBRUSll agerat thel~lpe Division. sndlater assistant district man- plusincentive banns. Call "/25-3300 PRODUCTS Mr.Hnrris Joined Johns-Man- ~ger. Wanted CALL He cameto NewYork In 19S5 EL6-3171 as generalsales manager, DIs- CUSTODIAN $3.00 WANTED- RANCHIIOME in Manville ARTIIURB. FISIIER, SR. trictSales, of thedivision. In 4 LINES.I INSERTION.’...... areafrom private patty. Call 757-1342. WASIIINGTONVALLEY RD. 1068,he wasappointed genei’kt (3Insert*ons. noehaneE’;I ...... ~4.50 Full timedays and evenings. MARTINSVILLE,N.J. marketingmanager and later be- (WhenPa.I m Advance) PermanEntposition. Full company SOMERSETIIOSI’ITAL oameassistant general manager. III.Iled aid,PS benefits.Cell He hasheld the poet of general W]NEBRAKE- A daughter mauagerat the divisionsince CARRIERCLINIC Mdse. Wanted AU~st,1970. KIRBY VACUUMSALES Mr. andMrs. Charles Winebrake BelieMead, N.J. ofFranklin Street, East Millstone CLASSIFICATION...... (201)359-31Ol & SERVICE DuringWorld War H, Mr. Hat. onJan. 24. risserved as anofficer and pllo: NAME...... 249-t777 WANTEDTO BUY: Scrap coppeL In theUnited States Atr Force, EXPERIENCEDFEMALE operators. 725-0222 SMITH,a daugh{er,to Mr.anc wherehe was shotdown over l MONROE HARRIS ADDRESS...... Singleneedle and overlook machines. brass,lead, aluminum, stainless steel, 561-9200 Mrs.Henry Smith of 108Phillips Germanyand held as a prisoner e~e.,solids or turnings: industrial. J & N DistributingCo. Road,Somerset, on Jon. 21. ofwar. TIMES...... PAiD...... CHARGE,.. Sectionpiece work, steady work, bushtess,private. Correct market price, (FactoryDistributor) exceBentworking conditions and cashpaid. S. Klein Metals Co., Inc. W. i ×EROX COPIES benefits.Local 169. Franbe Industries, (Open9 A.M.-9 P.M.) Actlveis clvlc attalrs, Mr. Har- CLASSIFIFDRATES CamplainRd, RD 1,Somerville, N.J. (Sat.ill 6 P.M.) TEAGUE- A son In Mr. and 205Brooks Blvd., Manville, N.J. Mrs. James Teagueof Amwellris holds membershipsin PI 725-5100. 03876.Phone (201) 722-2288. KappaAlpha national soelal fra- (quantity AllClassifiEd Advertising appesrs inall tllree nawspapers, TheManville Road,Belle Mead, on Jan.18. News.’File Soulh Soumrmt Nexts, and Tile Franklin News-Record.. AC ternityandthe BarnisgTree Coun- Prices maybe mailed inor telephoned. Deadline fornew ads is 5 p.m.Tuesdays if try Club;the New York Sales SALES--HUSBAND-WIFETEAM: BUES[NG- A son to Mr. and ExecutivesClub; the American tbcyare to the properly classified¯ Adsmust be cancelled by5 p,m. Incometo $1,000. monthly part time. blrs.Ronald Buesing of SomersetWasteWater Associstlon and the Available) Monday. Unlimitedfulltime. Call Mr. Perweiler SpecialServices Instruction onJan. 18. 7:30-9 a.m. or p.m. 735-5976. WaterPoIIuHon Control Federa- Township Pharmacy tlon.He isalso a memberof the RATESare S3.00 for four lines or less for one issue or, if ordered in ZIELINSKI- A son to Mr.and advance:51.50 additional fortv.’o consecutive weeksor issues, andthe BOB’S QUALITY FLOOR, Boardof Directorsof theWest- KI 5-8800 PARTTIbIE SALES or management,2 CLARINETLESSONS -Trenton Smt, Mrs.Gary Zielinski of70 JohnF. ernPaclflc Sanitation Assoclatlon 71ZHamilton St. Somerset lldrdin~rlion isFREE. Tbemafter - caeb consecutive issueonly costs $ I. COVERING- linoleum, tile, vinyl,’ KcnnedyBoulevard, Somerset, on Nextinerenlent offour llnus S0 cents and the same thereafter. Adsmay be positionsopen.Call 3 to6 p.m,or 7 toindoor-outdoorcarpeting. Free musicmajor will teach at student’s andthe Johns-Manville Irrtgatlon BOTARY PUBLE displayedwithwillie space margins and/or additional capital letters at 9 p.m.247-6702, ~stimates.Call359-3971 after 7 P,M.]louse.$3per ~A flours, cell: 545-3544. Jan.20. Corporation. $3..50per inch. Special di~’ount rate of S3.O0 per inch is available to ad~’crtisersrunningthe same classified display adfor 13 consecutive weeks orissues ordifferent classified display adstotaling 20or more inches per SECRETARY JUNK CARSREMOVED FREE. Must DRAKE BUSINESSCOLLEGE month,and wbo arrange tobe billed monthly. Box numbers ate 50 CebtS betowable. Cot{ 469-0304. 17Livingston Ave. extra, Fulltime, Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. -5 NewBrunswick, N.J. CompleteSecretarial and TERMS:25cents billing charge ifad is not paid for within - l0 day safter p.ln.Good typing skills. Light KIRBY VACUUMCLEANER sales 1970 AVISFORD LTD AccountingCousscs dictation.Salary commensurele withand service. Offices in Raritan end expirationofad.[O per cent cash discount onclassified display adsif bill is experience.Call Dayand Night Courms paidby d’,E 2Orb of tile following month. Situations Wanted ads ate NorthBrunswick. Never a cllatgefor Telephone: CHarter9-0347 payableIvitb order. Tile newspaper isnot responsible forerrors not service.Phone: 249-0313, 526-1433, correctedbythe advertiser imnlodia:,:ly following tbefirstpubbeation of CARRIERCLINIC ~2.~320 COUNTRYSQUIRE STATION WAGON tiread. UelleMead, N.J. (201)359-3101 FEDERALINCOME TAX returns pre- PRINCETON pared.Your home or mine. For prompt COMPUTER appointment,callT. Venis--725-2858. INSTITUTE WHOLESALEPRICETO PUBLIC InvestaIlalf hour in DEALERS INVITED MEN WANTED.Eleetronins exp. MOVING??Call Jasper tile dependable your futuse - Call us now $3195e° Appled Audio Products. 671Manville Help Wanted Help Wanted IAvenpe.526-8919. movingman. Insured. CII7.6787. (609)924-6555

MEN OR WOMEN- RetailManager. FRENCHTUTORING for Iligh schoot WAITRESS MGR.,OPERATOR, Modern bounty Independentcosmetic distriim tarneeds CESSPOOLS students¯Granouar andpreparation for salonlocated inSomerville. Excellent yourhelp. Parttime orfull time. Car tests¯For moreinformation call Goodsalary. COnlpany paid benefits. opportunityforhigh earnings. For AND - Call furr~erinformatioo call725-1126. necessat¥.Company training program SEPTICTANKS 722-6508. available.Salary bycommission, Thisis CLEANED TIlECARRIER CLINIC yourchance to be inbusiness for 7 Trucks- No Waiting F L UT E.-CL AglNET-SAXOPIIONE: UeUebleed, NJ. yourselfwithoot any investment except Privateinstruction byexperienced, (201)359-3101 BEAUTYTEACIIER - full time and time.Call 297-0934 for appointment RUSSELLREID CO. certifiedteacher, Somer~t. 846-6018. p~ttlm¢ teacher, references required, between7 & 9 P.M. Must be ¢onscientions.Good 20Years Experience opportunity.Writeletter ofapplicatiot" I WILLBABYSIT in my home for DRUM LESSONSAT your home. AVONCALLING - to helpyou witll to:P.O. Box 146, Dept. A, Somerville pre-sahoo|aged chRdmn. S20 a weekor VI4-2534 EL6-5300 Manhattan School of Music percussion thoseafter-the-lioliday bills.A N.J.08876. $5a day.Call: 526-0764. major.526-8762. splendidearning opportunity inyour ownterrito~. Call: 725-5999 orwrite MANY OF THESE LOW MILEAGE VEHICLES TO CHOOSE FROM: p.o./lax 434, SouUJ Bound Brook, GENERAL BOYSWANTED for morningpaper KITCHENIIELP SNOWPLOWING.TRENCHING and Bus.,..llJiJ©=t,©f="-or+un;+;es AllEquipped As Follows: N.J. routesinManville. Earncastl, prizes BACKHOEservice available. Wehandle andbonus, Call 326.e699 or534-4525 Fulltime. Good salary. Company-paid alltypes emergency. Call722-0770. V-8Engine = AutomaticTransmission a P0werSteering a Power Brakes a Radio benefits.CaR Heaterg Deluxe Wheel Covers g White Wall Tires. THE CARRIERCLINIC BargainMart Mimeograph BaBeMead, N.J, BUSINESSOPPORTUNITY AVISCAR RENTALS INC. WANTED Service (201}359-310t FOR EITIIERA $2,000or $5,000 investmentyou can be inbusiness Speedy.Accurate WOMENTO SELLReal Estate, Full 1570SO. WASHINGTON AVE. PISCATAWAY752-6800 People interested iv foryourself. Noadditional investment QualityWork time,On commission basis. WBI train, earning$2,000 and morn Somervillearea. Experience not POOLTABLES - Brand new, in cottons, i required except time and a lotof bard ASKFOR Mr. D. FINANCINGAVAILABLE per month in a manage- necessary.Call722-8BS0. naturalslate, mustsacrifico.7 (t.-$299; workIf you’ve faed before, ave hc Russ 8 ft.- 5359.Terms. Cash and carry, guts and cull 297-0934. lleconm what ment position.If inter- Delive~and installation - $35. Call you ahvays though you should be. --" I i WE NEED A GOOD estedscall for appoint- STATIONERY SUPPLIES anytime:359-4543. Suecassful! ment: 359.8264between BOOKKEEPER CLASSIFIED CLICK 31 S. MainSt. CUSTOMBUILT to assistour office manager, 4and 7p.m. Manville CALL 725-3355 Onewho thinks for herself and HOMES S.R.S. 725-0354 cancerw a work[ned withouttoo much APARTMENTS WAN~rEb ExcellentArea aupervislon--- APARTMENT OWNERS BOYS PUBLIC TAX SERVICE URGENTLY willbe her greatest asset. Ifyou We mansga,provlde references PERSONAL service--repairs, Yourave $$$ WANTED FranklinTownship NEEDED MANVILLE- TO BE BUILT- North side,6 room AND honestlybelieve you passed this "LetBrown do it" Callafter 5PM ColonialCape. Attaclted garage, full basement, front assetand would like joining ExclusNeapenment agency For morningdelivery news. BUSINESS forrentals and sales. porch,2 full baths, gas heat, science kitchen..S31,900. 844-6906 theteam of one of the nation’s BrownRentals - Broker paperroute -- Earn extra cash Wo have many prolpecU oldestChevy dealers-- BROWN & prizes¯Special bonus prize Incometax consultant, federal and REAL ESTATE tobe awarded ,Jan. 31 -.. a new N.Y.S.returns, prepared bygra- ~okingfor houdng. HILLSBOROUGHTOWNSHIP - NEAR MANVILLE- WriteP.O. Box 836 duatea¢countans, inyour home or AGENCY bicyelel[I ,raceofbusiness. Largemodem 2-story colonial, aluminum siding, at- Somerville,N.J. 08876 STADELE’S PIANOS AND Please9ire us a call tachedgarage, basement, 8 rooms, lVa tiled baths, 52Paterson Strett Newerunswlok, N.J. Phone:257-1173 ORGANS fireplace,2 zoned hot water baseboard heat, open P.S.Our menare (2011249-0953 CALL 846-O243 ThomasOrgans porch,large shade trees, on 1 acrelot with approxi- gentlemen,otlrwornea RodgersOrgans STEELE, mately200 ft. frontage, immaculate condition. Must areladfea eraodnew ThomasSpinet heseen to beappreciated ...... Asking S44,900. organ,75 watt all transistor, ColorGIo music, tour families at ROSLOFF& voices,2 manual, 13pedals, wal, ESLER REALTY nutfinish, 5 year:warranty, bench,dellverv. I SMITH MANVILLE- 8 roombi-level. 1½ baths.Attached WeAreLocated At garage.Central air conditioning. Wall-to.wall carpeting. 29Mountain Ave., Somerville, N.J. ON LY $549 REALTORS (Nextto Immuouleta Conception School) 478Union Ave. Route 2U, Midnlesex 75 x 100improved lot with fenced backyard. Alum- 297-0200 3 BEOROOMRANCH- BriOgewater, 1 car9arage, onBuS Une. EL 6-0494: inumstormsand screens ...... S36,900...... $29,900. WASHINGTONVALLEY ROAD section of Brl0gewater- 3 EL 6-0704 bedroomRanch with a fireplace,2 car garsge, taxes approx. WE’REUNCOVERING $804...... $39~900. MIDDLESEX-UNDERCONSTRUCTION- Large6 BRtOGEWATER-,nedr.... a,,, barn,,a car ~ar,g ...... SECRETAGENTS. ¯ roomranch, attached garage, large front porch, full ationroom,funbasement, cnysewer, weltwater.lot $1zu200x We’relooking for people who basenrent,I Vabaths, built-in oven range. Curbs,gutters, 2eo.erase to Rtrh 22,287 & 78 ...... $44.,900. havewhat it lakes to be a BRANCHBURG- Nice oversize 4 bedroom, Oolon[al style JohnHancock Agent. But don’t sidev~lk...... $32,900. B[.[eveh2=/zbaths. 2 car garaga, paneled recreation roomwith knowit. You may think you ha~ k~ RUSSIANNEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY booksholves, I Acre of Land, nice view of the mountains, UnbeatableDuyat ...... ,$41,500. tobe a back-slappertObe ’ Wil|be helda* M & S Bar & GrJ~ HILLSBOROUGH¯ Tan Ttmbers Section, ColonIM style ex- successful.Youdon’t. On the I] MANVILLE- BRICKRANCB - Near Main Street.4 oandedranch, 4 bedrooms, 3V;f baths, 2car garage, fireolace In contrary,themain quality o#a bedrooms,full basement, hot water heat. lnterlor just t|vm9room, hob~,y room-bullderanxiousto Sell.... $52,500. goodJohn HaRcock man is the renovated,modem cabinets, built-in oven range. Also ~ desireto help people tohelp ~" SaturdayJanuary 23,1971 4 Bedroomhi-Level, earner lot ..... ; ...... ,..,$41,900. ~ themselves.Thal’s realty what "~- [j ...... $29,990. Remodelorrestore this 100year oldplusColonial, cunterhaa, --I% ourbusiness isall about. "7-- o0enstaircase, 4rooms first floor plus sewing room and ~orage’. 4~ : Open House ...... d~bath.Secondfioor, 4r ...... dlnatn,sat .... /|IA) IfyOU know of someonewho sUghtknoll. Needs about $10,000 to$14,000 to0ut In tie-too }v filsthedesoriptiorlolaJohnIAtU,~ , Free:Buffet ’ l] sha0e.Flrmat...... $32,000, J Hancockman, show him this | ,: BeautifulMusic by’. JOSEPH B[ELANSKI ConVenllo~lFHA,VAMorlal0~llvaaabM [ ad.He could be the agent we’re | k~ RealEstate Broker =-.c-....,,,e,.,=,..SubjlatO.LaU.t°aPm°vti [ sucking,Cu(l" | I~ ’ theStar Dusters Ik’~ 24hour photo m~lc* l,,ow--,=s,.#L’____[( ! EVERYBODY is welcomeH $ Sat~Om,g-5:30 O,avg.g ~n,11,S [ Plainfiaid0N.J.O70G0/,t/V/#t~,~tt~i~ [ S 212S. MainSt., Manville RA5-199~ 201?$4 5200 ~ Lifelnsuranc~,~] == Comedownandh+ ape funwith " us. f EoF°rv=ur°°nvlnIIr~IESLER,REALTOR [201: ¯ OpenThursday & Friday Evenings ’til 8 ~pportunity Employer]

’2..;...... THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN PUBLIC NOTICES FranklinGrapplers

NOTICETO BIeOERS NOTICE property.Nofill will will be permitted to Manor I[ousn ~tats~, Snction I, the Four NOTICE! Resolution encroachon nny streamor dralnsgefollowingcourses; (2) North FHty-one Seatedpropo~a~ tot new Emergency S~nd. NOTICEIS HEREBYGIVEN to thelegal eaeemeate the Townsh p, earsba the degreesForty.one mlnulee West iN. 51q, 41’ byEtoctrlcnl norvico [orNorth and South WeE votersoftheSchool District efthe Borough of Ee:Temporery Budget 1971 fillingInof e nylands eonsUtute enynuiss nee EarnSixth Victory FtoldsContrnct 1 wtnberocelwdbytho May-Manville in the CountyScmersst New NOTICEIS BEREEYGIVEN to the l~gd] W,),Two Ituedred Fifteen end Scventydour orand Councn ottl~ Borough ofh anvile. Naw votersof theSchool District oftbeBOROUGH WUEREAS,Suction R.S. 40A: 4.19 ef the toerns residents at=zny time, one-hundredths(215,74’) feet; {3) North Jersey,that the Annual ets¢tien ofthe legal of ROCKY HILL, in the Countyef Shity.twodegrees Fifty.nine mlnute~ Fm’ty FRANKLIN - Franklin Higb’s winneriH .53seconds. Joresy.atSI00 P.M.. provan)nn Umo.onMon- votersofsaid district forthe election ofthree LanslBudget Act provides that Temporary SECTIONIt secondsWest iN. 62,~ 59’ 40" W,}. One dnyFebruary hth. 197t )nthoCouncnBham- (3)members ofthe Board ef EduceUen and SOMERSET,New Jersey, that the mmunl Approprietionsshould be mode for the successful wrestling team Winningon polntsfor Franklin betsot elo MunlclpamulidlnS¯ SorcushotMnn- eleetienofthe legal voters ofsaid District forpurpose end amounts required; l[undredOne end Ninety-elghtone- celebratedits sixth straight were Tom Eldridge (130), 2-0; vn)oNew Jersvy. AII~t nine ~d pl~ce. Ihe forother purposes willbe held at 2:00 p,m. on thenl~tioe d 2 membersof the Board of Allordinsnens orparts of ordinances in- hnndrodths{101.08’) feet: (4) North Seventy seatedbids will be o~ned publicly nndrea0 aoud eeeslstentwiththis ordinance, arehereby degreesSletaen mleutes Twenty secunee victoryin a 37-tl conquestof LorenzoHixnn (136), 11-2, and foreol~ldoratlon bpthe Couecn. Educationandfor other purposes will beheld NOW, TnEREFORE,BE IT RF~OLVED TUESDAY.Febreary9,19/I at5:00 o’eleck.__.. P.M.on ropeeledtothe extent ofsuch Inconsistency, WestiN. 70¢. 10’ 20" W.) One Itundrod Princeton, Haywood(148), 4-3. a)lbids shalt be prcsonlsd tsthe Boroush thatthe following temporary appropriations Twenty-sixandNinety.night one-hundredths Also wrestlingfor Frankl/n bythe ~rtfes blndlaS, orIbelr ,genls atIns bemode, and SECTIONIll fl~6.08’tfeet: (St North Forty.two degrees The Warriorsof coach Garland nieceand tnco doslgealed. ~hencal)ed forby the ’hepolls will remain open until 9:00 o’clock TUESDAY,FEBRUARY 9,19’/1 were Ken Jackson (t15), Dave Borough.NOb)ds will be received previous ,.m,,and ns mnchlonger es mey be Forty-throe minutes Thirty seconds West IN, Harrisalso routedBridgewater- toI~e nine dv~hm~tnd andnone wU)Ue accept- ~sarytO permit all the legal voters thee Thepolls will remain open until 9:® o’clock BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED that a Eachclause, section orsub-section ofthis 42,°’,43’ 30" W.I crossing theNortheasterly Raritan-East,32-12. Kozerow(178) and heavyweight edtheroaBor. P.M.,and ns muchlonger as may be certifiedcopy of {his resolution betraa¯ ordinsnseshall be deemeda separateextremityofBaylor Street as shown on Herman Thompson. Conlractdrawings and speclfleatlo~ maypresent tovote end to cost their ballots. necessarytopermit all the legal voters then smlttedto the Finance Officer of the provlslenwith the [ntsnt that if any such ManorHouse Estates, Section t, Two Ham Franklinwent alter win No. beoblamnd atths office of Lee T. Purco)l presenttevote and to east their ballets, TowmhlpofFranklin. clause,section orsub*seetlon should be dredEight end Eighty.four one.hundredths seven yesterdayagainst South Franklin opened with five Assoctates.Consultths £ngtseers. eoEamUton Theelesthie will be hnld and all the legal declsredtavatid, the remnthder ofthe or- [208.84’)feetto a pointinthe line cr lands of straight wins in downing Street.Paterson. NewJersey. unlntortp-eight votersofthe School District will vote et the TEMPORARYBUDGET l~l Plainlield,Tomorrow at 8 p.m.the ~S)hours prior Io Ihotlme setfor the o~ntss respectivepolling places stated below. Theelection will be held and all the legal dinanceshall not be effectrd. theFranklin Township Board of Edeoadon; Warriorsare at New Brunswick. Bridgewater-East. otbtds. upen receipt ofa cltockmade payab)e votersofthe School District wigvote et the thence(6) Northeasterly andcurving tothe Bailey(98) had a fallin 1:88. tathe En~noer Inthe amount ofFifty DoB;ws Threemembers will be elected for 3 years.respectivepolling places stated below. SECTION[V rightwith a radiusofThree Hundred i300’1 Franklin’s matmen travel to ($50.00)for one sol ct contract drnw)nss feetalong thelands ofthe Franklin Toweship SomervilleWednesday. Decisionswere posted by Griffin andspeclticatior~. Thetull deposit wi)lbe ro- 2 memberswill be elected for 3 years;x Thisordlnnnee shall take effect immediatal? Beardof EdeeaUon, enarc length of Twenty- It06),8-4; Jackson (115), 6-2; tundedtob~na fide bidders only. provtdt~ theAt thesaid election will be submitted memberswdl be elected for 2 years;x uponadoption and pubtinstien pursnset to lwa(2~’)feol IThechord ef sald ere having a Gary Bailey(98) ran his un- plansnnd specl[Icatlons areremrnnd tngood propositionsforvoting tsxee for the following memberswill be elected for I year, M uolclpalCouncil taw. beatenstHng to six witha pin in Edwards(123), 9-2; and Eldridge condleonwUhln ten(10) daysaner theo~enlno respectivepurposes: Sal~rtaaand Wages 4,500. bearingofNorth Forty.nine degrees Twenty¯ (130);7-0. elbids. No mhcr d0POsUswlnbe remndnd.Ven- OtherExpensss 700. twominutes Thirty snconds East { N.49% 22’ 2:56. dorsor contractorsnol bidding, norwtshln¢ FOR CURRENTEXPENSES,, $2,154,701,00Atthe said elooUon ’,,’ill besubmitted FNR1.~.71 ]T 30’*E.t and a lengthof Twenty.one and After East took the next four Iop~p a deposttmayreview Iho plans and spe- FOR CAPITALOUTLAY $ 30,700.00propositionsforvoting taxes for the following TownshipMan*get FEE,:$8.54 Nthety-nlneone-hundredths (21.99’) lent; LarryEdwards (123) gained his matches,Bonsall (1571 followed clfleatlenSatthe omce of Leo T. purceUasso- Thetotsl amount thooght tobe respectivepurpeses: Saisrtssand Wages 0,000.AN ORDINANCE RELEASING, EX, thence(7) NsrthThir ty.etght degrees Thirty¯ sixthsuccess with a fallin 3:09. witha fallin 5:10and Harsehaney V " ¢lalesant’ wecbday betw~n O~ hours ors:~o neees~ry $5,205,503¯00 C~OeCExpels 2,000.TINGUISRINGAND VACATING THE oneminutes Twcnty.llve seemTds West iN, ’Steve Bnnsall(1681 stayedun- -- A.M.and 4:30 P.M. Costract drawinus andspe- ForC~’rent Expenses $157,~54¯00 RIGHTSOF TIlEPUBLIC IN A PORTION38%31’ ~" ’,V,~ still along lends of (he (168)gnt his man nn his back enlea!ionsmustLe obhUned inperson bya ro-Thepelting places for said election andtheir ForCapitAl Outlay $ 6,269.00 TownshipClerk, Salarlee and FranklinTownship Board of Education, Two beatenwith a 9-0 decision. 2:59, presentsBveof{he Contractor. Manor tcM- respectivepolling districts have been Thetotal amount thought tohe Wagon 10,000oOF A STREETKNOWN AS KUHNSTREET IIundredThirty (230’) feel to a corner i phorerequest wlll not be honored. desigaaIedbelow, and no person shaft vole at nscesauyIs $~S,gS3¯00 IN TRE TOWNSRIP OF FRANKLIN, Jim Griffin1115) notched a pin Thompsonwas a victorin 3:10. OtherExpemms 5,000.SOMERSET COUNTY,STATE OF NEW thereof;thence (81 North Seventy degrees in 2:17fer theWarriors. ." Eachpropesat must be accompanlnd byn saldelection elsewhere that at the peldng JERSEY. Twenty.eight minutes Twenly seconds East Alsoin actionfor Franklinwere Surety’sConscot a~J . CertifiedCheck for placedesigneted forthe voters ofthe polling Thepolling places for said election and Etsclthns {N.70% 28’ 20" E.) still along said last Frank Maples(1,11) flattened Hixon (136),Bob Randolph(141), nottess Iben rive percent (5~) el O)o amoum districtinwhich he or she resides. theirrespeollve pelting dtstrlets (dnserthed salertssand Wages S00. mentioned[ands, Four.Hundred Eight(4~’) ortile bid p;lyanle totile borough ofMan- byreference tothe election districts usedat OtherExpeesee 2,000;"WIIEREAS,on the Tax Map of the his man in 3:07, while Charles tlaywnod (148), and Kozerow elba,Bow Jarso¥.’ThoszddSurctysbeabobeund thelast General Election) have been Tow~hlpor Prank[in,Somerset County, feet;thence ms South Fniv degrees Eight Harschaney (157) was a pin to~Irntsh performance ~ndPayment Bonds POLLINGDISTRICT NO. t NewJersey. oald Map beving been edopled minutesEasl,,S..,in =’08’ E.)and still along (178). hereafterrcquSrod. designatedbelow, and no person shell vole at TownshipAtt~%ley soldlast mentioned nnds, S x RundredFifty- PnoPOSALFOAMS SllaLt. NOT BE UE- Pollingplace at the Boesevelt School, North saidelection elsewhere thanat the polling OtherExpeesee 0,000.in1~6, there appears a street known as Kuhn threeand Thirty.seven one.hundredtba MOVEDFI1OM ThE SPECtFIC^TION BOOl¢. 4thAvenue Inthe school distrtcl, forlegal placedesignated forthe voters ofthe polling Street.and [GS3.~’/’}feetto the place of Beginning. TItOPOS,~LSMUST BE M.~DEUBON TIIE districtinwhich he er she resides. DivisionatTax Assessment WHEREAS,a portion of thesaid Kuhn votersrenldhig within General Election Streetas shownon a Mapentitled "Hamilton ContainingSeven and Three IIundied VisionScreening BLANKFORMS PItOVIDED aND SUDMrTTEDDlstrcts t, 2, and 3 ofthe Borough ef1~ an. Salariesand Wages 14,000. INa BOONDSPECIFICATION BOOK, Wtltcn vitie. DATEDJanuary 28, 1971 OtherExpenses n,500.LakeEstates", said Map being recorded in Six[nantsn*thoasendths 17.0316) Acres of SBaLt.BE I.EFTWIIOLE aI~D INTACT RaymondM,Durllng Secretary I theSomerset County Clerk’s ORiee as Filed EVEByBESPECr. pOLLINGDISTRICt NO,2 Dtvtslo~elTax Collections Map No. 95t,has beenmoved by the Subject,however, toa drainageeasement ThesuccosMul lUddor [or each contract wttt NOTE:- Theterm "current expenses" salartasand Wages t0,0CO.developerofHamilton Lake Estates nnd Is hind"alongthe second, third, fourth and fifth berequired tofurnish witMn ten (le)Oaysnfler Pollingplace at the Main Street School, South includesprincipals’, leachers’, andmedical OtherExpenses 8,000.i nowa partof B]cck 350, Lot 14 on the coursesberelsabove described andshown oa ProgramPlanned me~,#ard. a Surety CoreoruHon permrmnnce inspectors’salaries, fuel, textbooks school FranklinTownship Tax Map; ned theMap of Manor House Estates, Section I. BondequM to one hundrndpcrcem(to¢,r)ol theMainStreet inthe School District, for’legal ~upplles,flags, tro~pertatien ofpupils, DeportmentelFInanoo WHEREAS,the Township of Franklinhas contractprice and aSuretyCorporaUon Papmemvoters residing within General Election tuitionofpuptk attending schools Inother Salartasand Wagss 8,000. Beingknown and designated asTax Map On Thursday, Feb. 4 and JerseyState Commissionfor the : Bondeqtt-lt tOone htmdrod r~rcont (te0~,r) Districts4,5, 0, 7 and0 ofthe Borough of OtherEzpe~es 2,000.inonsn for thc aforesaid portion ofKuhn ofthe contract price, suchSurctyComFanytohe Manvdle. districtswith the consent ofthe Board of Streetasfurther described below; and Lait4 in Block 37. Friday,Feb, 5, a freePreschool Blind. acceplabtotothe Borough elhlanvII)o alyJau- Education,school libraries, cempeneation ef WIIEREAS,application hasbeen made to VisionScreening Program will In a renentscreening program i theSceretsry, ofthe eestodlan ofschool LtquidslionelTax Title Liens theTownship Council of sold Township to PARCEL2. thorlzndtodo huslness tsthoStaleo! NowJer- POLLINGPLACE NO, 5 andForeclosed Property be heldat the ReformedChurch of which the two groupssponsored sey. moneysend of attendance officers, troant OtherExpenses 000.release,extinguish andvacate said perRon of ThoBorough reserves the right to reject Pollingplace at theWeston Elementary schools,insurance, maintenance ofplant and KuhnStreet as described below; and BEGINNINGat n pointin theSouth. HighlandPark during the hoursof jointlyin North Brunswickand: anl;~raHbids 1o v,,Mvoanylolormantlos,or Io the[dentslexpenses. WHEREAS,it appearsto heT0wnsh p westerlyline of Clover Place (Formerly acceptthe hlU [or each Contract which¯ In itsSchool, Newark Avenue, inthe School Ins~ranzeandSnroly Bonds knownas Elm Strootl, sutd potat beJng 9:30to 11:30a.m. and 1 tn g’p.m.New Brunswick,more than tl per : Judgvmeot,hostserves the Interest elthe Bar- District, forlegal voters residing within OtherExpenses 7S;000.Councdof said Township ~at the pub[in The purposenf thisprogram is centof the preschonlerstested: ougholManvllle. ,GeneralEhiettan Districts 9, t0 of the A memberef the Board of Education mug interestwillbe better served bythe releasing distantOne Rundred Five and Twenty.nine B!,.order;el theMal’or andeouncUonhe Bar-Borough ofManvdhi. beat least 21 years of age, n ditisenand GroupInsuranes Premtame ofeny rights that the public may have had or one-hundredths( t 05.29’} feet ns measured on to discoverpreschool children, were discovered tn have eye; oughof Manttnc. resldeetofthe school district, andhave been O~erExpet~ea 9,000.’hastn said portlsn ofHuhn Street; a courseof North Fifty degrees Thirty-one ages 3-1/2 to 8, who may have defects, BOROUGhOF MANVILLE BY ORDEH OF THE BOARD n citizenendrenldanl forat leest two yeers NOW,THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED minutesTwenty seconds West (N. 50% 31’ defectsin eyesightand to alert Among the many eye problems Francisa.poltack OF EDUCATION mmedlntslypreceding his or herap- bythe Township Council ofthe Township of 20*’W.} along said line of Clover Place from BoroughClerk BOROUGROF MANVILLE, othtmentorelecUen, and must be n~th to Parsennsl F~nktie,Somerset County, State at New itsintersection withthe Northwesterly lineof theirparents tn the needfor an that may be discoveredat the~ MN1-~l-Tf 21" cadand write. He er she shall net be in- OtherExpenses 2,000.Jersey,that the portion of Kuhn Street EdenStreet; thence from said beginning immediate professional oyo screeningis a conditionknown as : FEE.:$14.54 SOMERSET COUNTY tereeteddirecUy orIndlrsetiy Inany nontract describedbelow be vacated and the public pointrunning (1) South Fifty.three degrees -0- NEW JERSEY wither cintra against theBoard. Consteactisnaimb~thterJmce rightsin said portion of Kuhn Slrect ns Nominules Forty seconds West iS, 53% 00’ examination. amblyopiaor "lazy eye," NOTICEOF PUBLICIfEARING OF THE SOPIfIEOLSZYE, AcrE. Eenr~ Sec.retary SaUtrieeand Wages The screeningprogram will be It occurswhen normalvision" PLANNING BOARD HILLSBOROUGH 30,000.describedbelow are hereby released end 40"W.I ~leng the line dividing TaxMap bets Dated:January 28, 1971 Evsrycitizen ofthe United states ofthe OtherExpenses 50,000.extinguished; 12and 13 in Block 49, TWo Hundred Eighty- doneby volunteerso[ B’naiB’rith failsto developprnperly in the: TOWNStlIP age ef21 yearswho shell have been e twonnd Fifty.five one-hundredths (282.55’) l~bBcBuUdthga nnd Grounds feetto a point;thence (2) North Fifty.one Women of New Brunswickand the child’seye. The PlanningBoard of HillsboreughMN1-28"71 IT residentofthe State SiX MONTHS and of the sabe~i~and Wages SECTION [ North BrunswickWoman’s Club. If thiscondition is nntdetected: FEE,:$10.08 countyIn which he claims his vote FORTY 4,500. degreesSeventeen minutes Tnlrty.three Townshipwill meet en Wednesday, February DAYSnext before the diectien and who has OtherExpenses 8,000.BEGINNINGnta pointin the intersection secondsWest (N. 51% 17’ 33" W.) along the These volunteers have been and treatedbefore a childis five’ t0,1971 at S:O0 P.M. in the hfuninlpol lineof Tax Map Lots 7, S, 9,10, tlarid [2 [[1 Building,Amweti Road, Neshanic N.J. at een permanentlyregistered In the Parksand PtsylTounba ofIba Scuth-eastsrty lineof Lake Avenue trained by Miss Anne O’Hara, years of age, permanent eye whichtime a Public Iiearieg will be held for AN ORDINANCEPROI[IBITING STAN- aunleipeldeetiondistrictat least forty daye Sal~)~sand Warss 10,000.withthe Scuthweslerly lineof Kuhn Street as Bleak49, Five Hundred Forty and Thir ty.sin R,N,, representativeof the New damage may result, DING OR STOPPINGON PORTIONSOP ,rierte the date ef the election, shall be OtherExpeusee 3,000.shownon Ibe map entitled "Lake Acres" one-hundredths(540.36’)feet to po intin the tentstiveapproval ofthe proposed Planned JOIIN F, KENNEDY BOULEVARD, ntitledtavote at the school elation. Ap "sectionOne" flied ie the Somerset County lineof Tan Mop Lot t4 in Blank 3’/’; thence 131 Unit Developmentapplication of EASTONAVENUE, CEDAR GROVE ROAD plteatlonformilitary orcivilian absentee Clerk’sOffice on September23,1936 asmap NorthThirty-nine degrees Thirty-four HillsberoughGardens, Inc., Triangle Road Reerealloa minutesEast tN. 39?. 34’ E.) along said last andbeing known further asBlock 153. Lot 2B AND FOXWOODDRIVE IN THE TOWN- balletsmay be made to the secretary ofthe Sal~tasand Wages 16,000.#13"0:thence running (1) along the South- ofthe Hillsberough Township Tax Map, Said SHIP OF FRANKLIN, SOMERSET Boardof Edunsdon. OtherExpenses 4,000.weshirlyline of Kuhn Street South Forty One mentionedleeds, Two Hundred Eighiydwa MembersAttend propertycontaining 97.7acres. COUNTY,NEW JERSEY. Degrees,Twenty Three Minutns East IS 4t?.: (282’1feet to the said Southwesterly lineof POLLINGDISTRICT No. l En~nenrlng 23’E) a distanceofOne Hundred Seventy CloverPlace; thence (4) South Fifty degrees BE IT OEDAINEDby the Township sathrJt~and Wages 21,000.FiveFeet (I?5’l toa pothtthence Tblrty.~e mtaules Twenty seconds East IS, Anyperson orpersons Inlereeted inthe above Councilofthe Township ofFranklin, County Pollingplace at the Washington School at OtherExpensns 0,000.(2)North Forty Eight Degrees, Thirty Seven 50~,31’ 20" E,) along said line of Clover matterwill be given an opportunity tobe ofSomerset, NewJersey, asfollows: MontgomeryAvenue In the School District hlinu[esEast (N 48 °.37’ E) a distanceof Place,Six ifundred Six (606’) feet to the heardat the aforomendeeed timeand place. StreetLtghUn8 placeof Begthnlng. FlowerLecture ferIegal volero reakSag wRhia Generel FiftyFeet I~’) tO a pointin theNor- Copieselthe above maps are on file with the ElectionDistricts Note). #lof the Borough of OtherExpe~as 18.000.theasterlylineof Kuhn Street; theuee Clerkor the Planning Board for public in. SECTIONI RockyHill, (31along the Northeasterly lineof Kuhn ContainingThree and Six Tbeusand Five SOMERSET-DavidJohnson of weights at antique shows, and spnctiondurin~ regular office hours. ConSulGarage SteeelNorth Forty One Degro~, Twenty llundredNthety-eeven ten.thousandths Seoteh Plains gave a demon- they give talks and demon- Noperson shall step or stand a vehicle Salariesand Wages 12,000. (3.65W)Acres of land. PhyllisVents, Clerk uponany of the streets erparts of streets OtherExpensss 18,000.Threel’,linutes East(N 417~ 23’ E) a distance stration on arranging dried stratioosto garden clubs and PlanningBoard. elOne Bundred Seventy Five Feet (175’) toa othergroups, describedinSchedule I attached toand mode Uydrantnentsl pointin theSouthcnsterly lineor Lake Bnlngknown and’deslgnaled asTax Map flowerso~ to.the Garden Department SSN1.28-71 IT a partof this ordinance. ~SN1-28-71 IT offierExpenses I,O00.I,venue;thence Lots7 n 0 toII andt2 inBlock 49. and ta Oftne CcoarWood ,Woman’s Club Mrs. Howard Frampton, FEE,:$ FEE,:$ 1~.02 (4)along the Southeasterly lineof Lake expendtherefor, including incidental ex- ast hight .... presidentof Cedar Wood, Mrs. Inspections Avenuecrossing Kuim Street South Forty peesee’not exceeding r~5000’ ’00. ’ ’ ’ " NOTICE SECTIONR NOTICE Saisrtssand Wages EightDegrses,Thirty SevenMinutesWest (S Thepc[ling places for said election and Mr ¯and -- Mrs.. ¯.Johnson ~ . ,.wbo live Donald Brown, first v/ce- 13.000.o- theirrespective polling districts (dsserthed; at156~ AsnurooK Drive m ~cotchpresident, and Mrs, Herbert Unlessanother penalty is expressly OtherExpe~es n,0o0.48.,~7’ W) adiktance ofFifty Feet 150’) PLEASETAKE NOTICEthat the ue. providedby NewJersey Statute, every INOTICEIS HEREBYGIVEN to the ]egal thepoint and place of BEGINNING. byreference to the election districts used at p a nswork oat of ther home Silver, American Home Chair- dersignedhas appealed to theBoard ef votersofthe School District efthe Township PoUco theksl GeneralEIoorieat have been ¯,’vh~:’, # 15 .~ ...... e *he n^uwer ’~ I man, attended the Mid-Winter Adjustmentefthe Township efFranklin fore personconvicted ofa vlolaflen ofa provision elBillsbemngh. inthe County or Somerset, SaP~*tsstad wages iS0,000. SECTIONIt deslgnatedbalowandnoperoanshallvothat .. "~ .v.o.,,,,,~u: ,, . . = variancefrom the provisions ofSection is) ofthis ordinance ornny supplement thereto NewJersey, that the annual meeting ofthe OtherExpensns 15,000. =aidelection elsewhere then at the pollingtney use m tnetrorteo Briefing held at Federation Columns2 and 3 (Ordinance#t361 of theshallbe liable taa penalty efnst more than ’legal voterSotsald Dlstricl?or the elool/ea of placedesignated for the vo ersof thepel ng ~arranEements includ/nE manyof Headquarters,55 C]i(tonAve., ZoningOrdinance of the Townshipof $50.00or imprisonment forn termnot ex- threemembers of the Board of Edueaton tlealth Eanhclause, section orsubdivision ofthis districtinwhich he or she resides ¯ ’ ~ - ceeding15days or both. satarin~and Wsges ordinanceshall be deemeda separate thosethat can be driedin silicaNew Brunswick,on Jan, 21. Franklin.asamended, topermit the con. andfor other purposes will be held at two tn,000.provisiontothe intent that if any such clense, gel,but mostof the flowersthey deuedoccupotiea ofLot I0.0"2, being an I a’c]ookp.m. on TUESDAY,FEBRUARY 9, otterExpenses 6,000.sectionorsubdivision should be declared DatedJanuary 25, 1971 Emphasizedat the meetingwas undersizedlot,approximately t00’x tOO’, by t971. invalid,theremainder ofthe ordinance shall FlorenceF.Randolph, Secretary use must be importedbecause of the upcomingFourth District a radiorelay tower which has occupied said Welfare SECTIONllI I Thepolls will remeth open until nine o’clock Salarteeand Wages 3,000.notbe alfected. the vastquantity needed. AchievementDay, March 11, at lotsthce the later part of t947, affeelhig the OtherExpenses "~50. Theirbusiness, now fiveyears which New Jersey State landsand premisessituated an Old Eachclause, se¢tien orsubdivision ofth s p.m.and as muchlonger as may be SECTIONIll NO~E:- Theterm *’current experL~es" GeorgetownRoadand known as Lot iS) 10.0~ ordinanceshall be deemed a seporae neesoaarytopermit all legel voters than includesprinelpels’, teachers’, andmed[nsl old, grew out nf a hobby begun Federation of Women’s Clubs BhiehlO.Ot en the Tax Map of the Townsh[ presenttocast their betiots. Themeeting will Ytre Inspectors’saleries, fuel, textbooks, school about1S yearsago. provJnlontothe intent thai tf any such c ause, beheld and all the legal voters efthe School Satarlesand Wages 3,000. A~ordina~ or parts of ordJnsnces th- fromthe districttFi]l compete in ofFranklin. sectionorsubdivision should be declared OtherExpenses 1,800.consistentwith this ordinance arehereby Supplies,flags, trsesportatlon ofpup[k, Every year they present categories sueb as sewing, invalid,theremainder ofthe ordinance shall Districtwill vote at the respective polling repeatedas to theextent of suchoo- tuiheaof pupilsattending schools inother Thisnotice is sent to you as an owner notbe affected. placesstated below. Mmdol~lCaret ennnlsteooy. dis~htswith the consent ofthe Board of ChristmasBoutique in theirhome needlepoint,art, sculpture, and in propertyaffected bythe application to Salaries~ Wages 3,200. Education,school libraries, compensation of along with otherartists, craft manycrafts. Boardof Adjustment. Threemembers will be elected for 3 years. OtherExpe~es 3,000. theSecretary, ofthe enstedlan ofschool Onemember will be elected for 2 years SECTIONIV moneysand of attendance olflcers, truant smen, and antiquedealers from Added this year will he a A hearingonthis application bythe Board nl SECT/ONIV ptannlngBC~rd schools,thsernnce,melntananee ofplsnt and the area. showcasefor itemsnot included At thesaid meeting will be submitted Salgrlesand Wages ThisOrdinance shag take effect im- incidentalexpenses. The Johnsonsalso display their AdjustmentwE[be held on March iS, 1971 el Allordinances orports ef ordinances in- 2,000.mediatelyupon adoption and publication in the competitioncategories, 8:00P.M. at the Township Hall, Middleboah, propnsitionsforvohng taxes for the following OtharExpenses 2,500.accordingtolaw. dried arrangementsand paper;. NewJersey. (Franklin Township Municipal consistentwith this ordinance arehereby respectivepurposes: A memberof the Board of Esueadan must I suchas crewelwnr k. repealedns to theextent of suchin. eo~rdof Adtustmeet beat ]east 21 years of age, a ettlzsnand , BuildingonAmwnll Road - LocationofPolice consistencyandspecific portion ofstreet Sldarinsand Wages PNRt-~-71 tl Headquarters) Pareurreet Expensns ...... SS,SI2,01S 750.FEE,:$ t5.10 residentofthe school district, andhave been I involved. ~orCaptisl OUttsy.., ...... 109,67e OtherRope~ns 2,000. a citizenandresident farat [east two years Youmay appear in person or by agent or hetotal emouns thought tobe NOTICE! immediatelypreceding hie er herap- MontgomeryPlanners attorneyand present any eb e¢tions whicl~ necessaryts...... ;,.$3,4~1,688 Uamlnoa9ark 4,755. pohitmemorelection, andmust be able to you mayhave ts the grantng of ths SCREDULEI NOTICEIS HEREaYGIVEN to lbe legelreedand wrRe. Re ar she shall aof be in- Ind~trtslDevsl0pment Committee voterscf theSchool District ofthe TOWN- variance. Thepolling places for sold meeting endtheir Sals.rlnsandWages n0o. foresteddiree0y orindirectly inany contract A.John F. Kennedy Boulevard, beth sides, OtasrExpenses SHIPof FRANKLIN,in the Countyof withor claim against the Board. Name New Committee DATED:Jaeoary 22, 1971 fromEnslea Avence to e pnlol500" sealh. respectivepolling districts (descrthed by 5,000.Somerset,NOW Jersey that the annual westerlytherecL referencetothe election districts usedat the electionofthelegal voters ofsaid District for Everycitizen ofthe United States ofthe MONTGOMERY- There was Master Plan and Consultant lastGeneral Election) have been designated CivilDefense and theelection ef3 membersofthe Board of nearly$2 millionin construction in JdU~oyfartlL.I E~[y,. and ~ E xeeutrtn below,and no person shall vote at said OtsnsisrControl ageo[ 21years who shall have been a Committee,Robert F. Schwenker, Ofthe ~tate Of Selma Ander:’~n, - B.Enstan Avenue Jugbeedle, bath aides, O~erRxpensas 3,0GO.Educationandfor other purposes willbe bald restdenlorthe State SIX MONTILg endof the thetownship in 1970,noted Joseph chairman, John P. Van Zandt, deceased;Otto Anderson and Eva E. fromthe intersection ofthe northwesterly meetingelsewhere thanat the polling place at12:00 o’clock NOON on countyin which he claims his vote PORTY sideef John P. Kennedy Boulevard with the designatedforthe voters ef the polling Patrick,Building Inspector, at Otto Kaufmanand David Landry. Allen districtinwhich he or she resides. Ptremen’eLife hmunsooe DAYSnest before the election and who has Planning Board northeasterlysideof Easton Avenue. thence Premiums TUESDAY,FEBRUARY 9, IWI beenpermanently registered th the Monday’s i Also, Zoning Committee,Mr. ByStanley S.Dinkersen, Attorney runningsoutherly a distance ef ap- DATED:January 27, 1971 OtherExbar~ns 5,000. mudielpelele~tlnndistrictatleast forty days meeting. c/eStanley S.Dickerson proximately400’. Thepolls will remain open until 9:00 o’clock priorto the date ef the election, shag be The amount of $1,976,784in- Van Zandt, chairman; Mr. MainStreet, South River, N. J. Boardsand Committees P,bI,,and aA muchlonger as maybe entitledtovote at the school nlectioa, Ap- :Landry, Mr. Raymond and Ed- C. EnstenAvenue, both sides from JOHNR. PACIFICO,Secretary & OtherExpenses 1,000.necessarytopermit all the legal voters then plicationformilitary ordividen absentee cluded: one business and com- SEN1.28-71 tT Lakesde Dr ve to Route 287. BnstaessAdmlrdstrator )resenttovote and to cast their ballots. harlotsmay be made to the secretary ofthe mercial; 49 residences; tl ~’ardPlat.z; Budget Committee, FEE,:$ 0.54 HillsbaroughToweship PublisEmployees* Boardof Education, swimming pools, and 28 Mr. Platz, chairman,Mr. Kauf- D. CedarGrove Lane, both sides, [rom Doardof Edunstien Retffemestsystsm TheeleeRon wilt be held and all the higal man and Mr. Cilo. ANw- ORDINANCELIMITING TB EestanAvenue to a point30¢ Oauthwesterl OtherBxponsns 500. ,Biersofthe School District willvote at the POLLINGDISTRICT NS.’I miscellaneousincluding additions USE OF STREETSTO CERTAIN thereof. POLLINGDISTRICT NO. 1 respectivepolling places stated below, Poilingplace nt the Phililpe School of and alterations. Goalsfor the comingyear for CLASS OF VEBICLESIN THE: Tots]Gensral Ap~oprisIIs*~ ~1members witi be eloo(ed for0 years;NONE the ’P]annersinclude the com- Pollingplace et the Mudielpal Building at $615,ssn.0o FranklinParkon old Lincoln llighway, inthe Thiscompared with $2,498,780 in TOWNSlIIP OF FRANKLIN, TotalststaAid :~blth memberswill be elected for 2 years;NONE SchoolDistrict, forlegal voters residing detionof the masterplan; im- SOMERSETCOUNTY, NEW JER- AmwellRoad, Neshanle, in theSchool memberswill be elected for 1 year, withinGeneral Election District No.l, of the 1969when there were six business SEY, E.Poxwond Drive, both sides, from Districtfor legal voters resJdlng within Anststanse 10,000.00 and commercial;36 residential;plementingof ordinancesto en- seutherlynldelineofEnstonAvenuethenceGeeerslEleetIonDtstrictsNes. t,3.5,andl0 TotslDehtSorvles 25,000.00 TownshipofFrsnkdn, force the plan and rewritethe runningseutber[y through theturnoff tathe’ of the Township ofHt[Isbarongh. Atthe said election will be submRtsd eight swimming pools and 28 BE IT ORDAINEDby the Township prop~tiionsforvoting taxes for the following POLLINGDISTRICT NO. 2 subdivisionordinance. Councilofthn Township ofPranklin, County exitof Foxwoed Drive. -~L~,.,~,~rlLITY eespe¢tivepnsposns: miscellaneous. POLLINGDISTRICT NO. 2 In other business,several ap- Two lot line applicationswere ofSomerset, andStale of New Jersey, as F.Foxwoed Drive, both S des,from the Setariuend Wag~ 18,000. Pollingplace a t theElizabeth Avenue school follows: sn,,therlysideline ntP.aston Avenue to a Pollingplace at the Hitisberongh School et Oth~Expenses S0,(~O.F~’O~’esnt Expenses ~,50.1.073.01Elizabeth Avenue, inthe School District, Ior pnintments were made by the approved.They include: Samuel TotalWater Ut~ty $ 4n,ooo., ForO.~.I~1TAL OWPLAy tsao legalvoters residing within General El~thin chairman* NelsonW. Thompson.S. Rizzo intersectionof Great SECTIONI point~vJ’ soumwesterty thereat, AmwsllRoad and Route 206, Belle Mend, in RemndeRng DistrictsNes. 2 and10 of the Towesh of itheSchool District farlegal voters residing Qlrb~geDistrict #1 ~lwovemeol,SulldLnge,Furolturo, and ’ P They included: Subdivision Road and Cherry Valley Road, I’withinGeneral ElesUon Districts Nes,2 4, 6 Eq~tpmeol) Franklin. TrUcksover 4 tonsgross weight are hereby FNRt.~8-7t IT $ 120,702.00: Committee, John Cilo, chairman;and Thomas HHey and E]doo excludedfrom the following street except for ~nd9 ofthe Township ofH lsberongh. Gltrl~IgeDtsthlct Expenses g0,00~.Thet0tst amOUnt thought tobe ~ POLLINGD]STItICT NO 3 Walter Raymond, Walter Loafs on Cherry Hill Road and pickup and delivery ofmaterials onsaid FEEd$ )0.[10 I TotalGl~’~ge Dtstctet #1$ 80,000. necnsseryts $6,oa3,~5,00 POLLINGDISTRiCT NO. 3 Bakerand,and Peter Mistretta;Cherry. street: I AIthe aaid nleetion thefolhiwlng propoesRsl I Po!!ing p!,a¢e n.t. !he. Fire, House of the B_.r.oo.kkD..rive_ NOTICE i, wilba submitted ,’ I ~|lnstoneva.eyvomnleer ~,ire t;ompany on POLLINGDISTRICT NO.8 DistrictsNos.19, 24, ned 26, of the Towuship CANALROAD, from its intersedt[on with al I MarketStreet, East Mil]stano, inthe School thenortherly sideline of Georgetown- RS’=qnLV~n,h,t th n~..a ^r ~a.... , I District¯for ]egal voters ¯residing within ofFrankdn. Frnnk[inTurnpike {Route 518} to its in. Educationof the Borough of Manville, [ viddn FNRl.,~B-Tt IT ~r...... th~ ,t,^=..[.=. ^re~.~t...... P...,~ .o.~r | GeneralElection District No. 3 efthe Poglngp/ace al the hIlddlsbesh School, terzeetionwdhthe southerly sideline of ofthe Fi~.:$ 21.50 Somerset,Stale of New Jersey isauthorized ITownship ofFranklin AmwnllRend, In theSchool Dinlriet, forlegal POLLINGDISTRICT NO. 13 GriggstownCauseway a distance of ep ~N ORDINANCETO AMEND AND SUP* toundertake asa capital project for lawful votersresiding within General Election proxlmalely14,5~feet. PLEMENT AN ORDINANCEENTITLED re. ..~= ...... u~ u=o o...~..~= ,u~, m u... DtstHCL~Nns. g, 14, end IS, of the Tawr~Ip of[ Pollingphiee et the Sempeon G.Smith Jm North10thAvenuea ~SN 14~-71 tT "TH~ CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF colpurposes theacquisition bypurchase, Franklin. termedlsteSchool, Amwell Road, in the SECTIONIt ~demrmtiongift or grant es en [ SchoolDistrict, forlegal voters restdieg BroogsBoalevard,Monvltie, NewJerseyand FEE,:$ 1044 ’ FRANKLIN,SOMERSET COUNTY, NEW nrffm~ntn~"lh~ ~{~o nt Ih~ t~v.;~bl;. O=.b PClinR place at the Pine Grove blanor POLLINGDISTRICTNO¯9 thenat said office publicly opened and read " JERSEy". -’"""h’;~;’;;~;~’.""~.’a~~’~,.’",~’".,’’" Sc,eel, Rlghland Avenue, In ihc Schee[ I wtihhiGenera[ Election Districts Non,23, Signsshall be erseted tocarry out the aloud,Specif[eatioee mayba obtalnnd at theNOTICE OF DECIS[0NS OF THE BOARD ...... Ditrier for legal voters residing within I..am~~,of the ToweseshlJ~of_ Franklin,. provls[ensofthis ordinance andsaid signs OffleeofthesccretaryBoard of Edunstion0FADJUSTMENTOFTHETOWNSHIPOF BE IT ORDAINEDby the Township Gcferal Election Districts Nns,7,13,10, end Pollingplace at the Fire House ef the I ---" ...... shallbe la eccerdanee withthe epeci0nstiop~ MaavllleHlghschea],NorthlOthAveneaandHILLSBOROUGH. Coeaeifof theTownship of Franklin, 22,of the Township ofFranktin. GriggstownVolunteer FireCo mpany, Cans II florenceI"¯v~anoalpn _ ’ ofthe Revised Statutes ofNew Jersey Title Road,Griggatawn inthe School District for[ berroIsry BrooksBoulevard, Manville, New deesey, SomersetCoUnty, New Jersey, as follows: legalvoters rnstding wlthth General Election IFNR 1-2~-71 IT ¯ J,Article l~a, Sections 39:4.183 etgeq, Mondaythrough Friday from 9:00 a.m, to SECTIONI Allet those certaln lotstracts orpuree s of POLLINGDISTRICT NO. 5 DistrictNo.9, of the Township ofFranklin, ~eee.:$ 49.55 3 :00p,ro¯ Eaeb bld lbeuld beoeeomponJnd by /andsund premkee etiuata tying end being SECTIONIll a cerUfledcheck, btd bond er performance in theTownship of Franklin,County of Pollingpkce et theHillesest 1 bendIn the amount equal to 10% of the bid. FrnnklthBoulevard, in POLLINGDISTRICT NO. lO RE-ELECT OFFICERS Unlessanother penalty is expressb weremade: Somerset,endState of New Jersey: forlsgul voters resldin providedby the New Jeney Statute fo~ TheBoard of Education reserves the right to XXVll o[ the Zoning thepmnlnlons ordinsece ofgranted,..~¢thin to Pogthgplace at the CommunityVolunteer [ ..... violationofthe provisions ofthis ordinance aceeptorreJeetoayorallbld~tawalveanyAndrew Natsli to erecta dwe0thglacking PARCBLI. F[roHouse, Hamilton Street, in the SchoolThe ~rlogewaterDemocratic ofSee, 8.29 as Franklin.EleetieaDistrictNo,11,, District,for legal voters residing wlththlClu b re-electedthefollowinR of. er anysupplement oremendment thereof ilffornsel~tieenedto award contracts forthe re~ulrbd eqoare footage: Varhnce from the HEOINNINGal a pointth the Nor- . .. ~ -’, theoffender 8hall be liable toa peeaEyofno ~le,..~’p~’ port thereof ifdeemed to bein provls[oes ofSection X-0&5 of the POLLINGDISTRICT NO. 6 GeneralElection Dlstrleta Nns" ’4 ’5 and2/ ’t., 1leers at tRelr recent morethan $50 or imprisonment fora term no thebest interest ofthe Board of Edunstion. Ordlnsnce granted toStartle See.0-~:. CLEANFILL saidthWssterlYcIovereXtremltYpluceisshown°r CloveronPkee,the FrunktinaS the ofthe Township o[Freealin. I . . [. I reorgantzauonmeeting: president exceedingISdays or both. TownshipTax Map saidbagJmgeg pohH Pallingplace ot the Coner]y Road School. POLLtNGDISTHICTNO,tt BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF Variencefrom CIoanftiimaterlalanchnsinertsebalaneesbeng[n the line of lands of the FrunMln ConerlyRoad,[nthescbeo[Dlstrict,forlege[ ¯ [- Maur ce Rand;vice president - SECTIONIV EDUCATION, ofthe eedirt, stones, sbele, sand, broken bricks ~ Boardof Education andIs known votersresiding within General Election Pottingplace at the Citizens Club ef Frank[In RichardI -- . Thoma" - ’treasurer - Ray BOROUGHOF MANVILLE,SOMERSET andother nlmllar eerum[e materials, but :npLet 13 lu Block ~ t DistrictsNes.16, 20, nnd 27, of the Township Each¢lsuse, sention crsubdivls/en ofthfi COUNTY, lumbarend ether inningpeh t ruming ofPeanktin. TowmhJp.F"ul)er Street, in the Schoal|~oRnar;anH secretary- Joel ordlnaneeshall be deemeda esparahNEW JERSEY District,for legal voters residing withth/uerBstein. provisiontethe Infant that if any such elaess SOPHIEOLSZYK, Aolg. Board SccretaW ~edegrees Tnlrt:-tc~ GeaerolEleeden Dlstrlets Non,12, and 17, ell se~tioeorsubdlvlnlan sbauld be de¢lar~ ~7.34’ W.) t tong th 1 No ’ POLLINGDISTRICT NO.7 theTownship 0fFrenklin. | thveSd,thensmethder ofthe erdthance sha] Dtd.Jen. ’~, 19~1 PhylSeVehis, Clerk oxtremtiyofClover Plate end notbe affected. BoardOf AdJoatment. [arMsknown na POLL|NGDISTEICTN0.12 I bin1,28-71 IT ThreeRundrod /1 CLASSIFIED CLICKS SSN1*18-71 IT ftilmaterlal,~mesof Pollingplace at the hlaeMoo Itnsd Schoal,[ FNE1.28-71 IT FEEd$ S.40 andcentroetnr, time~ of dumping inthe line of lands known as Manor ] Fee.:$ 7.14 Fee,:$ S.00 endexpected Ithel grade devations ofthe Ma~foaRoad, In theSchool District for] CALL 725-3355 Enlats%Section t;thence along the lieu higalvoters reelding w thin General E eedon| PAGE FOURTEEN THURSDAY. JANUARY 28.1971

eveningboard meeting of the Thesecond annual 4-H Food ’N’ Somerset County Chosen Funl.unehdn ,,,.’ill be heldFreeholderstohelp by leading the Sa ~rdavFeb. 6 at theHillside Pledgeof Allegiance.Although School,Brown Road. Somerville. thisonly involves a few members Thisis an opportunityfor 4-H leachyear. it providesan op- FoodsClubs members from all of portunityforthe public and any 4- SomersetCounty to practicewhat If’eron anycitizen is invited to helpLess experienced construction "Ourcompany has construction breakat the conclusion of each theyave earned about nutrition attend.Unfortunately not many State-Wide Mr.McDermott. chairman of workersprepare for superviseD’ workerswho obviouslyare class, andsocial-know.how, aswell as to do.It would be a goodproject for the Committeeon Student lobs. capableof holdingsupervisor)’ Mr. Smith establishedhis showtheir skills as cooksand anyclub or groupto explorethe Councilsand chairman of the "Thisis something l’ve wanted jobsbut lack either the self- companyin FarRills in 1.°,66.A hostesses. workingsof government. PhotoContest Committeefor High School todo for a longtime. particularly confidenceor experienceto civil engineer,he had been Sponsoredby the Bernards This month .Mark Kirbyof StudentCouncils for the State to helpworkers from minority handlesupervision." Mr, Smith associatedearlier with Marsellis- TownshipKiwanis Club. ribbons FranklinTownship represented 4- .PrincipalsAssociation, has groupsprepare themseh’es for said. WarnerCorporation inMonteLair. willhe awarded toall participants H. Anyclub who wouldlike to Announced beenworking for the past five betterjobs", explains Robert F. "Insome instances, additional ¯ ’L learneda lot fromthat com- monthsto sel up guidelines for Smithof Far Hills. who heads his trainingisall that is needed, In panyabout the need to givewider Iorindividual effort. Special represent4-H in Aprilshould I The firstannual New Jersey prizeswill be awarded on a clubcontactthe 4-1l Office. interactionbetween ad- ownconstruction firm. othercases, a workerfrom a opportunityto the less ex- basisbased on team workand PhotogTapldcContest and ex- ministratorsand high school Hiscompany. Robert F, Smith.minoritygroup may have been periencedworker." Mr. Smith hibitionhas been announcedby Inc..formerly was headquartered discriminatedagainst for so long noted. groupparticipation. Camp CounsellorCohrse the MonmouthMuseum. 21 studentcouncils throughout the state. inFar Rills. with a branchoffice thathe lacks confidence inhis own ! Born and raisedin Franklin WhiteStreet. Red Bank, abilities." I.II’ers.Mtend Freeholders Participatinginone of the two 4- All amateurand profes- !inPrinceton. The firm now bas I TownslpinSomcrse Coon y. Mr. Meetings H CampCounsellor Courses may sionalphotographers working Theestablished guidelines. consolidateditsoperations at9.?.84 Smithis a graduateof Rutgers already adopted by the Whileinvolved in 4-Hwork. Mr. l"ourlimes each year a 4.tt open the doorfor summerem- or livingtn ,NewJersey may Sunnymeade Road in [University.He majored in civil m aimim mm i imi m JllmiI~ ,plnymentfor any highschool entertl~e contest which of- executivecommittee of the HillsboroughTownship.A branch Smithsaw the effectiveness ofthe engineeringandconstruction. student. fersmore than S1.000 Lncash StateStudent Councils. will be PATRICK?,IeDERMOTT officeis beingmaintained inFar informallearning-by-doing Duringthe 17 years he has been Slopin and $¢e... t This",’ear there are two courses prizes. presentedto the executive Hills. technique.He believesan a residentofFar Hills. Mr. Smith I beng offered. The first beginoing Photograph)"and environ- committeeof theNew Jersey Thc companyis offeringits adaptationof thiskind of in- hasserved on thelocal Board of tonFeb. 2 at HiLlsboroughHigh mentalconcerns willbe StatePrincipals Association by WINS AWARD workersa seriesof courseson structionand education will work Educationand has been active in Schoolwill be taughtby T. H. blendedInthis contest entitled McDermottearly in February’. inthe courses being given at the churchwork concernedwith A a M PAINTII Blum.The second one will begin "’Envirograph"which con- Staff sergeantLeonard J. Hillsboroughplant. As in 4-R.’socialproblems. on Feb. 8 a Nor hover Camp cernsthe "condition of man’s Followingadoption by the Mazzuceahas earnedthe Main- SUBMARINE CREWMAN volunteerleaders direct the Mr. Smith’scompany, now andwill be conductedby Joseph environmentin the stateof StatePrincipals Association. tenaneeMan of theMonth award classes. recordinga gross volume of $1.2 RENT I Remoll. Northover Camp NewJersey. Photographic sub- these guidelineswill be fromthe 56th Field Maintenance NavyPetty Officer Second CLass Thecourses are being given on million,specializes in road con- Jectsmay be either the natural presentedby" Mr. McDermott to Squadron.A 1965graduate of ForrestS. Campbell. son of Mr. eightconsecutive Saturdays from struction,site maintenance. Director.both courses are from beautyof theState which re- :N’S-A-V-E! : ;:30 - 9 p.m. There is no the.National Association of ManvilleHigh School. Mr. Maz- ForrestM, Campbellof 4 Norfolkto a,m.until noon in the shop at Landscaping.excavation and I’ quiresprotection and pres- SecondaD"School Principals at thellillsborough facil ty. T~ey registrationfeeand certificates ervationorthe spoilage, poilu- zueeais theson of Mr. and Mrs, Road. Somerset.is a crew utilities.Thefirm is a memberof I willbe presentedat theeom- theirnational com’ention in JosephKatra of 4t4 Jackson memberof thenuclear submarine are designedto offermaximum the AssociatedGeneral Con. lionand deeecratlon already In Houston. Avenue.Manville. USSWill Rogers in the Atlantic. traelorsof NewJersey. detionof the course. evidence, opporluni!yfordiscussion. There " NorthJersey Photosmust be submittedto ~’ " ’ i YouthConference the MonmouthMuseumby Feb. 20and the exhibition will open "WeCare" is thetheme of the tothe general public on March 971 NorthJersey Youth Con- 9. [ereneeplanned for March 5.6 and Prizesin eachof two cate- ; at theGovernor Morris Inn in gories,color and black and I1 ,~Uill’Morristown. whRe.are: First place $300; TheConference is opento all secondplace SIS0; third place teenagersand will include S75.In addition,there are speakerson Prayer in the schools. prizesof equipmenttot’ hon- ~apital Punishment¯Zero orablementions. PopulationGrowth and many Thisfirst statewlde photo- ! ~therconcerns of today’sworld. graphycontest is beingprO- flucedwith the assistanceofthe Alongwith the moreserious NewJersey State Council on ’ ’BDBCAT".:]iseussions. there will be recreationalactivities provided. the Arts,The Councilwlll Frontend:’ sendon extended tour a selec- Anyoneinterested in par- tlottof 40 photographsfrom VICKS Loader ticipating,should contact the 4.H thecontest alter the close of the Office. exhibitinApril, CONTAC DIAL249-7123 ~-LICouncil I COLDCAPSULES NYQUIL The4-H Council is Looking for a IIONOR SOCIETY MEMBER A ~ M PAINTnewfacility inwhich to hold it s AND ~monh v meetngs NEWARK-- RonaldMalfatt. RD TOOL RENTALS At pt:esentthe group meets in 3. Somerset¯has joinedthe 6 OZ. 696FranXlin Boulevard the ExtensionService Meeting nationalelectrical engineering Somelset,flewJersey Room.but this room has become society.Eta Kappa No. at Newark Reg. toosma I. Collegeof Engineering. i.ml m m iiml ili iw III i 1.65 WAREHOUSEFURNITURE OUTLET O~E.OA,’Yo:aoTo~=30MO...T.URS. Fat.NITE’TIL9 A LITTLEOUT OF THE WAY A LOT LESS TO PAY SATURDAY9:30 TO 5:30 LISTERINEBEN.GAY BUY FROM THE WAREHOUSE & ANTISEPTIC REGULARor FINALWEEK SAVE 14oz. GREASELESS PARTIAL LISTINGS JANUARYCLEARANCE I~Aoz. t

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