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Rose Refuses Housing developers can put upheld in court and that the nine- apartments and single family Tuesday.night he felt the zoning -■their plans for South Brunswick month deadline was “ excessi ve'1. dwellings, was.prbposed so that board would abide by the Offer To Serve in the closet for the next nine “ We will have a year before the,u" n,Planning :— »*B...... o a rd...... 'cou ld •• moratorium and not hear ap­ months, With only a modicum of anyone can do anything in this - complete and implement a study plications for variances?------•— Temporarily discussion, . the Township township. Small scale - already underway of housing Another wrinkle which also . Committee Tuesday night ap­ development will be unfairly alternatives-and rezoning in the must be ironed out is the con­ By James Bemiss -.... - proved a nine-month moratorium restricted,” he told the com- township. ... The present zoning tinuing problem -of so-called on housing development. The only mittee. ordinance mades no provision for “ health and 'safely problems" Superintendent of Schools, Dr. nay votes- were cast by Com­ Mayor Richard llnicki told the muiti-family dwellings and such existing in the Oakdale Village James Kimple is serving as high mitteemen Joseph Spa taro and developer that while from one development has proceeded so trailer camp on Route 1 in the school principal, following the Edward Visinski. standpoint nine months . may be far because of variances granted township. The owner, Murray L__resignation _of__Walter,-.W-. — .The modicum _o f „ discussion prohibitive, it—-was— not- developers.------—• Ncckman, is seeking the Finn- Chesner, principal of the school came from Alexander Molnar, unreasonable considering the Planning Board Attorney ning Board’s approval of a new -for the past 14 years.-Dr. Kimple whose Dayton Square townhouse involvement of the Planning Robert Longhi has alreadyjsaid site plan for the mobile home . however,.was not present at the development will not be affected Board, Planner Carl Hintz and the moratorium will probably be park and a new location off Sand . Board of Education meeting this _ by the moratorium, since any the Township Committee. He tested in court but said he Hill Road. He is also seeking the week, for he was attending a PTA plans which have advanced further said.that since the winter , thought it would be upheld since it renewal of his license by the meeting at Greenbrook school. beyond the preliminary approval season is rapidly approaching, is “ not unreasonable in.Jcngtb Towpship Committee, _ItJs _urr- _ ■yi^Se»ygaaida-s»pre3cntatioB,-oni-thg "'.'tve'thought lib development w ould-' iiof restrictive*' iri* 'application.”application.’ clear wnefber or riot tfie trailer ..., upcoming, bond: issue, ...... ; ' ..included,in. the housing-halt...... be going.on anyway TH E THREE (POLITICAL) GRACES of South Brunswick surround co-chairman of the Republican —One problem which had to be park will be effected by - the Kimple assumed the position of Mr. Molnar told the group that The moratorium, which would campaign Dr. Robert Nicholas at the GOP picnic Saturday. The young lady supporting Gilbert Spahr's straightened out last night housing moratorium arid the principal after Carlton W. Rose, the moratorium would not be ban development of townhouses, plariners have requested a- iegal - candidacy for township clerk is Miss Kirn Doerr, while Miss Mandy Nicholas, a Rueschmann backer, leans was whether or not the Zoning Jr.‘, assistant principal-turned Board of Adjustment would abide opinion on the matter. Planning down an offer > to act as tem­ against her father, Miss E.llie Ann Nicholas hopes her father does a good job for her man. Mayor llnicki. by the housing ban. The board is Board Attorney Robert Longhi porary head of the l',100 student empowered by state statute and has asked not to be involved facility. BAHA Supports 1 since a local ordinance can not because of a conflict, Requests by many parents for override state, rules, the Zoning . 'i..The . matier began.. severa 1: ... a late bus to serve Crossroads Did You Have Board of Adjustment is faced years ago when a suit was and the high school, providing with the decision of whether or initiated by the township against transportation for students Softool'Bond Issue not to-follow the local plan. all three trailer parks locate^ — participating., in! extracurricular Chairman Herman von Thun said (See'HOUSING'BAN',"pai“e’'4r A)~' activities was one of the main The “ embryonie but growing” study to determine: 1. Is a new topics tended to by the board. 254 member Brunswick Acres school needed? 2. What would Several letters were read, and a A 'Hectic Weekend Homeowners Association happen if Greenbrook School — number of parents-were present __ decided last Thursday to “ en­ (which children from Brunswick to provide impetus fqr the in­ thusiastically support” the - Acres now attend) went on split ception of the after school runs. special school referendum Oct. sessions?” 3. Can , Greenbrook Mr. James Shuke, tran­ 17. Thedecision came at the end School he expanded? .. ; sportation coordinator for the of a lengthy, sometimes heated, In answering the first question, monthly general membership district, stated that a study was.... .the. group..found.that,,.based..on being cbhductedastb.-the ...... meetingheldat'St:'Augustine’s projections, the 498 student ....-School...... — ...... scheduling of the buses, but that capacity Greenbrook School __theincreaseddemandsplacedon Over 130 members of the would be 40 per cent over the buses available by thb offset association heard a report capacity in 1974. Overall capacity sessions at the high school, - prepared by Joseph Jacobs,' in the township is 3900, while the combined with thq normal chairman of—the -Education .'student population as of Sept. 14 elementary runs made it difficult Committee for the group,' \vas 4,100. T he group decided a to provide the late buses. Eleanor Geller, Larry- Blake, new school was needed. - - Board member Eugene Glazer . - Carla Kniss, and Joy Russo, who ' To determine whether" or not -spoke out strongly for the after ----- spent some 450 “ people hours” inr- Greenbrook School could be —school-transportationr-saying-he- xpandedj-^the-rgroup—checked— believed the board had the r™Mtv"Jacobs.'’Because of the- with the state Board of obligation to institute some type shortness of manpower, the Education, where they found that of program to aid the students group restricted its area of study the state recommends school __involved in clubs and sports. He to the proposed $1.52 million .sites be 10 acres, with an ad- cited - the hardship to many Brpnswick Acres school. ditional aero for each 100 pupils. parents of having to pick up The committee prepared and The school occupies a 12 acre students at late hours, along with mailed out a - questionnaire site, and while the area around it the ever increasing number of designed to elicit the educational is vacant, the Board of Education, people hitch-hiking home. concerns of those in the Brun- indicated it would not be possible — tn-otner-Dusmessj—tne-Doard— ----- swick-AcresDcvelopment.-The- “ to expand “outward. They also- .approved a contract with Curtis survey. was : mailed to each said it would not be possible to Conover for the transportation of home in the development, with 33 add an additional floor to the one the athletic teams to away games per cent of the questionnaires story building. for the 72-73 school year. being;returned to the committee. • While investigating the effects Mrs. Ruth Small was appointed The group found that by far the of split or staggered sessions on acting board secretary in the greatest concern of the students, the: group found that absence of Milton Colbert who is homeowners who responded was dual use of the classroom would -inssfea on vacation. M A Y O R R IC H A R D ILN IC K I adds some spice to Governor William Cahill's visit to the GOP picnic taXbs. Second in concern was hamper teachers, and that no split, sessions, with third and R O U T E 18 in East Brunswick offers visual as well as air pollution to A report by the superintendant, held Saturday at Reichler Park. Committeeman Hans Rueschmann, left, prepares to join the governor in after school activities would be citing 'the many ac­ fourth concerns lunch those who gravel on it or live near it. Will Route 27 look like this in his snack. Both Mr. Rueschmann and Dr. llnicki are Republican candidates for re-election to the available. The Rev. H. Eugene complishments of Mr. Chesner as arrangements and busing 30 years? (Photo by Jafftps Bemiss) Township Committee. Committeeman Joseph Spataro who is running for the post of County Surrogate Speckmen, president of the principal/of the high school was respectively. Following these, Board of Education, told the in the November election, looks on at right. (Photo by James Bemiss) ' .... read by Mrs. Small. Mr. Kimson and closely ranked, were group the board believes that it is Editorial expressed-the wish that a copy be „ facilities for after school and better to put older children on sent to /the Montgomery school. ^ m ^ i t y activities, traffic and staggered sessions than younger system, and was unanimously neighborhood school. children, who are less able to use backed by the other members of The committee admitted that added after school' or before the board.; in its effort to be unbiased, the school time creatively. Kimson--also—expressed the survey confused many While discussing the location of hope that the position left open homeowners who attempted to the proposed school, off Korey reply To its questions. by the resignation of Mr. Chesner Drive in Brunswick Acres, the According to acting Planning Board Chairman, Kenneth Keller,' would be widely advertised- and In carrying out’ the in­ committee cited several ad­ the South Brunswick Board has not yet discussed specific questions that the board be afforded the vestigation, members of the vantages: a neighborhood school opportunity to interview the top mum .committee questioned wpuld offer after hours to be brought up at the Sept. 25 meeting o f the South Brunswick, three candidates for the vacancy, I Superintendent of Schools Dr. recreation facilities for students Franklin Township and North Brunswick planning boards. before a final decision is *-— -— James-Kimplefthe- state Board arid parents; the homeowners If not now, when? reached? The subject will be of EducatTori; the state and local would be better able to lobby for Planning Board Chairman Abraham Dobin, who will not attend police; the township assessor and taken up at the study session ' educational techniques reflecting , the meeting because o f his recent illness, has.long requested that Sept. 25. collector; Milton Colbert, their needs; children would walk township school board secretary; such joint meetings-be held. The South Brunswick planners have to and from school, and would be known since late July that this meeting would definitely be held. two real estate, agents; school able to participate in what one psychologists and the . state parent referred to as “ the grand Since that time, Franklin Township lias held several public hearings Registration Department of Transportation. homing” at lunch time or would on proposed changes to their" present zoning ordinance which The group further refined its (See SCHOOL BOND, page 4-A) involve Route 27. South Brunswick protested the first iiearing, claiming that they did noLJrave time to study the proposed changes Ends Sept. 28 and offer recommendations. son, Planner, How much time do they need? -■-Residents-who-have-notyet- “ Apparently no Souih Brunswick-official has.becn present at any— registered, and who want to vote - o f the Franklin meetings* nor has anyone bothered to review cither in the general election on Nov. 7, the zoning ordinance or the changes. must register by Sept,..28, AJso,- Takes State Post anv person who registered before Although it can be argued that these are busy men, it is reason­ ever appointed to serve on the able to assume that they would not have accepted their appoint­ 11968 and'who has not voted in a Constance B. GibsOn, a Planning Board in South Brun­ general election since 1967 must J U L Y F O U R T H in the middle of September? No, but the Kingston Eire Department thinks they have member of the South Brunswick swick, was asked to serve in ment to the planning board unless they were fairly sure they could re-register by. Sept. 28 to vote in something to celebrate...... *>-. Planning Board, has joined the January by Mayor Richard do the best job possible for.the people o f South Brunswick. . the November election. State-Department of Community llnicki after the resignation of The’ South Brunswick officials who attend-next week’s meeting Affairs in Trenton as Special Lester Schaub. have a responsibility to Mr. Dobin, to the other officials, andrio the Any United States citizen who Assistant to Sidney L.- Willis, will have attained 18 years of age .Assistant Commissioner of present and future residents o f this area. •by Nov. 7 dan register to vote Planning and Housing. That responsibility consists o f taking this task seriously and now. Middlesex County residents Ms. Gibson is the author of offering concrete solutions to existing friction points, sucli as the may. register Saturday, Sept. 28 “ Policy Alternatives for Mobile ..junction o f Routes 27_and_518 iind the construction o f gas.stations from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at both the Homes’ ’ which' ' was . recently Kendall Park Shopping Center on along the state road. It was disclosed last week that another gas published by Rutgers University. station has been approved on the Franklin side o f Route 27 near Route 27 and the A & P Shopping . A native New Yorker, Ms.'Gibsori Center, at Henderson Road and 'resided, for: several years in Veronica1 Avenue. Allegedly the Somerset County Planning Board (Route 27. Registrations' will also Reading, Penna., prior to moving and the slate Department o f TrShsportation are currently working be taken at the Kendall Park to Kendall Park ih 1970. While in out plans to realign Rou^p 518, causing its junction with Route 27 Shopping Center on Wednesday Reading she organized,, and to become a right angle. Do the South Brunswick planners know evening Sept. s27 from 6 - 9 p.m. • -headed the operation of a housing about this? "C ...... " - • Voters may also register with development corporation Hopefully, the planners for the three municipalities will be able the township clerk in the specializing in the rehabilitation to discuss the objectives o f their long range planning. Once devcl- ' municipal building in Monmouth of substandard housing for sale to Junctionfrom9a.m. to noon or at -low-income families. She was opment has begun, there isn’ t much the planners will be able to do the homos of the District Election active in the Berks County about it. Board workers, by appointment, Economic Opportunity Council The Middlesex County Planning Board’s studies reveal that through Sept. 28. There are and also served on the Mayor’s within 30 years South Brunswick wilTbc almost completely devel­ election board workers in each of Advisory Council and the Model oped. They believe that not only, will manufacturing growth in the Sputh Brunswick’s 10 election Cities Housing Task Force. county during that time be greatest in South Brunswick but also districts. A graduate of Vassar College that South Brunswick, along with" two other southern county with a major in sociology, .Ms. Residents who do not expect to Gibson received a master’s ...communities will experience a very compelling need for niulti- be at home oh Nov. 7 may obtain degree in City.Planning from the faptily housing. Along with this growth and because of the expected applications for absentee ballots' T H E S T A R O F S A T U R D A Y 'S parade in Kingston, the new Kingston Fire Department pumper, is a University of Pennsylvania. • tremendous increase in personal income in the south pounty area, at the registration sites. present from the South Brunswick Township Committee. (Photos by James Bemiss.) Ms. Gibson,' the first woman Constance B. Gibson ’- {See Editorial, Page 2-A)

,1 PAGE TWO-A THE CENTUM , POST THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER 21; 1972- &ddidt School Offers ...... THE CENTRAL POST LETTERS To The EDITOR ScrvingSouth Brunswick Township Business Courses Published every Thursday in Kendall Park, N.J. ,, by The Princeton Packet, Inc. For those interested in fundamental course for store owner, businessmen, brushing, up on their business __. Business Office: Hub.Building, Room 202, skills, or those who wish to professional people, office em­ these roads. For instance .... idea and intend to offer the evident and steps were recently 35.10 Lincoln Highway.(Route 27), : enlarge their . business ployees or anyone intersted in Kendall Park to the High'Schools proposal to the proper taken to have an outside firm do ,fBicycle Paths South Brunswick, Kendall Park,N.J. knowledge, the South Brunswick keeping a systematic. set of ... perhaps a connecting artery authorities, it is important to get this next year. Maybe the people Adult School will open its fall records for assets, liabilities, from other points to the schools. an indication of public interest. I who/nailed this plank into place Telephone: 297-3434 session with a variety of business equity, income and expenses. Editor, The Central Post: Hold it! This may not be as would sincerely appreciate your don’t read the newspaper. It was courses. With the age of computers upon nutty as it seems at first glance. thoughts on this matter ... again adequately covered. Georgiana Jagger ...... Managing Editor us, you may want to choose a Have you noticed the amazing Both beginning and in­ I’ve heard that similar thinking perhaps through this newspaper. Actually the manner of Mary L,°uise Patterson. . Advertising Manager termediate shorthand will be course that will instruct you in number of kids bicycling around has come up a number of times in Thank you for your con­ determining the valuation of Dolores (Dee) Dahsky.. Office Manager offered with the: Gregg method the use of the IBM Key Punch. the area these days? They’re on the past, and that some very sideration. homes, after a revaluation has being used. Besides the,novice Learn to use the sorter, batcher every road in South Brunswick ... responsible elected officials, and b.een accomplished, would best course, a refresher course will be and other machines. and it’s great! It’s healthy, gives organizations have toyed witn the Seymour Reissman be served by having the valuation Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5056,South Brunswick, given for those who already Registration will be held thein transportation and I believe idea. For one reason or another, 39 Stockton Hoad_ ofjiomes, after a revaluation has Kendall Park,,N.J. 08824 have a knowledge of shorthand. Wednesday, Sept. 27, 7-9 p.m. at that most car drivers' exercise, v-we’ve never really dug into it. Kendall Park been accomplished, would best Typing also offers the the South Brunswick High extreme caution when passing Well, times change ... our be served by having the valuation Subscription rates: One year S3. Tw o years S5.50. Three years beginning and more advanced School. Also, registration will be them. I think more will take population is growing arid our based on selling price. After all Sti. Newsstand price: J.(j cents per copy. Second class postage . paid at Kendall Park, N .J. 08824, ...... student an opportunity to build on accepted by-mail no later than advantage of this . means of land is shrinking. Perhaps now is Drum Beating’■■■ isn’t that the actual value? And it this skill. The advanced student Sept. 29. transportation as our population the time for full exploration by would fluctuate with-economic -will. be .using, the electric For further information _ call continues to increase. ■ ■ • _the .members .of.. our .Planning ' Editor, Tho Central Post: conditions. Of - far more -im ­ THE PRINCETON PACKET, INC. typewriter. Mrs. Robert Goodstein at However, more and more kids Board. However, we must portance in this area of fiscal , The course in bookkeeping is a Crossroads School. are now using Sand Hills, Major, generate enough interest to make Some of the planks in the responsibility, is the matter of Publisher New, East New, Ridge and other “ it worth the time and effort, campaign platform of the local credit worthiness of the township Production Plant and Corporate Headquarters local major arteries, probably I hear that bicycle paths are Democratic Party, recently and the school district. 300 Witherspoon St., Princeton, N.J. 08540 going to, or coming from, school. very popular all throughout adopted at their--•‘‘mini- Perhaps enough drum beating Fine... but everytime I drive by a Europe, as a proven safety factor, convention” , puzzle me. vyas not done when both major Mary Louise Kilgore...... Chairman of'the.Board STERLING cyclist on these particular roads, / The Open End in addition to the leisure en­ For instance voter credit rating agencies recently Edward P. Burke...... Editor and General Manager I get a little twinge of danger. joyment of the sport. How about raised South. Brunswick . to an ------G IFT SHOP registration.' How is registration Edwin W. Tucker...... ’.Executive Editor and Business Manager CLEANERS f Cars are moving at higher speeds that ... Europe and -South difficult in South Brunswick? ‘‘A” -standing, This has already- Robert Hutchinson...... ;.. .Mechanical Superintendent here, there is less room for error, Brunswick! Any new resident need only call resulted ,in considerable savings proudly announce and somehow I feel that it’s only Sure ... there are costs and the municipal building' to get to the taypayers due , to lower William Bennett...... Circulation Manager a matter of time ... perhaps taxes to be considered, rights of- assistance. And unless things interest charges-which were a - iiiiiniiitiiiiiniiiitiiiiiiiittiiifiiitiiiiiiiiimiiitiitiiiiimiiiiniiiniiiiiniiiiMiiiiimmiiMiitiimiiiiimitiii they will be open every evening you’ve also experienced that way, safety factors, consultants have changed since I first came direct result of the, increased, ____except Saturday ______feeling. and engineers, how and where, to South Brunswick, nearly ten ratings; I know this to be so since r—-Nopl-don! t-want-to-chang!? the; '-■thtr-railroed." bridge-problem-;:: “years ■-ago,--«ach’^n !th aS riE u ^7Toic^mployed.;ra!rra^sentor.~ ".'■7 for your shopping convenience! speed limits, don’ t want to and, of course greater and more registrar, and voter registration' municipal analyst by one of the critized. I’m happy with our pressing issues. These are the ' drives 'have always been' con­ agencies;; ;; r - ';; progress, but, I wonder ... since important evaluations that can ducted at the proper times and Insofar as the public' safety , KENDALL PARK SHOPPING CENTER we are, happily, not a community only be determined by the adequately covered by the press. plank is concerned - any there will also be a need for two or more regional shopping centers, of sidewalks, if we might con­ professionals in office, who will Insofar as fiscal-responsibility hazardous condition should be each occupying 1,000,000 square feet o f floor space, situated on sider the feasibility of marked, act in our’best interests. is concerned, the need for brought to the attention of the sites o f at least 70 acres. bicycle paths on these, or some of Therefore, although I like the revaluation has long been Township Committee - that is Certainly the possibility o f increased commercial growth should oneofthe.reasons they exist. And... •“stimulate discussion o f traffic patterns in the area along Route 27. T - the towriship level is the place to start if other than township - Another possible area o f interest to the planners is transit. A 1969 • properties is concerned. I am study by the county board indicates that improvements need to be aware of no situation where our made in the areas_of £^edulingLparking facilities and transfers fbr_ _ local officials "have "ignored ' boli local arid intra-state bus transit. " • anything brought to their at­ Another potential problem area is sewer and water treatment tention. ' _ facilities. The present Kingston plant is near capacity andjhe ^ On taxation reform - are not our local Democrats aware that Millstone River is at a dangerously high pollution level. TTie county this issue was defeated in July in has recommended a regional treatment facility be built near the Trenton by a Democrat? I shared present Kingston Plant, with that operation being phased out. They Senator Crabiel’s concern and he suggest that Sou th Brunswick and Franklin plan such a facility. has assured me, Jn writing, that .... Since development obviously will come,- the-most-rational re­ he is committed to tax-reform: T- sponse andtKe most beh¥flaaTis‘fb'p]an‘lo'rit hmv¥nd'plh“weiT.’“ ' ’T have.offered my assistance and' he has accepted. None of these :The housing moratorium which the Township Committee has ap- planks in the platform as issues proved-has the potential for being a good first step. Hopefully, the. are valid. Incidentally - what is a Sept. 25 joint meeting and any future meetings o f the thiee towiK'*"’ chairperson and how does one ships will provide, something more positive than a political football.' address it? G.J. ?,"■■■

------——...... David M. Breen 2_____ .BeekmanRoad : turning. South. Brunswick, into a High Style community of little city blocks,* should the pressure continue. '■So Be It!.. - As, long as there are taxes, ■ there will be tax abusers. And as ■ long as little people continue to be Editor; The Central P ost:. pushed around an entire com- muriitwisin jeopardy. lt won’t be Eight months ago, my family the first time' excessive' taxes and I moved to South Brunswick destroyed a township or city or because-we-chose “to-live-in-a— state: farm and country area. The I believe a community belongs To recess a protruding eye, use.a peace and quiet of the country to the people. So to the leaders of deep blue or deep mauve shadow. living became more important South Brunswick I say — Brighter', paler shades bring out every time we read the headlines wouldn’t it be possible to put this eyes. of the local newspaper. in the form of a referendum on Quick and easy way to take off nail the November ballot? Suddenly a handful of polish: dip an old toothbrush in crusading...tax enthusiasts If these people want to fight rem over, and swish over nails. Wipe decided to gnaw at the beauty something, fight, .crime in the away excess with tissue (it won't and tranquility of South Brun­ streets, air pollution or drug sh re^ , as it d o e s w h e n y o u use it f o r swick, by way of enforcing to the abuse. ", ,the e n tire j o b .) ‘ full extent the “ Farmland Tax Let’s keep South Brunswick Assessment.” v •green; Let’s preserve the land, Tuck a just-emptied bottle of per­ It is my understanding that fume in the bottom of your facial non-farmers must pay more Shirley Ann Hoppes tissue box to get scent mileage out __ taxes_.in_.order.Jo balance.. this ___ Fresh Ponds Road. of the last remaining drops of fra­ deduction...... grance. • - " ##***“* ...... If this is the price I must pay in order to enjoy this community — MAGNA CUM LAUDE S kin experts say dry or normal so Bd it! skfns need a facial mast at least However, what is so disturbing----- Karen Schultz, daughter of Mr. one? a week - oily skins, twice a — ;is-tliatmany.retired.farmors-and— and Mrs— David —Schultz— of- we e k, Y ou ’ll see the difference! ___ many - young -people who own Davidson’s Mill Road, was graduated magna cum laude Love long walks? Carry a small several acres will not be able to shaker of foot powder and a Saturday from The Pennsylvania afford this assessment: Con­ change of stockings. And moist sequently they may have to sell - State University with a Bachelor towelettes freshen F E E T as well as their precious lands. I wonder if of Science degree in Elementary faces. these tax crusaders realize that Education. She is also a member ****** that would have a devastating of Alpha Lamda Delta, national Fresh-air girls love our outdo.orsy result on the entire community. women’s honorary , society and hairstyles at...... Because now waiting in the wings Pit: Lambda Theta, national' S ALON TWENTY-SEVEN are real estate agents, builders, education honorary fraternity. Kendall Park Shopping Center and speculators that will give a Miss Schultz is a 1969 graduate of 9 to 12 command performance by South Brunswick High School. 297-3218 MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNTl BE SURE YO U ARE REGISTERED TO VOTE BY SEPTEMBER 28. for your consilience. MIDDLESEX COUNTY RESIDENTS WHO ARE U. S. CITIZENS AND WILL BE 18 BY ELECTION DAY, NOVEMBER 7, IVJAY REGISTER AS FOLLOWS:

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1972 THE CENTRAL POST PAGETHREE-A Country' Gardeners Plan Show The Best Sellers Wearhouse The Kingston Presbyterian Church will be filled with flowers The following best selling books, as reported in the iatest New York Discount Boutique Saturday, Sept. 23, as the County Times Book Review Section, are available at the South Brunswick . ' Uni-Sox Gardeners present their annual Public Library,1 Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction. Some titles” flower show. This year’s theme is may be on library reserve waiting lists.-The library accepts reserves “ It’s a Small World-’, featuring either in person or by phone. Gant Shirts arrangements depicting new ■ViS countries...... A ‘display of local outdoor FICTION RANK NON-FICTION $16 NOW $7 ;j ?• -• horticulture and potted plants is : Y planned: Features such as a bake Jonathan Livingston Seagul], T . I’m O.K. - You’re O.K., Baggios - $7 sale,' garden boutique, herb Bach' i. ’ . .. . Harris display, insect information in­ The-Winds o f War, Wouk 2 O Jerusalem! Collins . Joans $5 cluding the gypsy moth, garden Captains and the Kings, 3 • M EM BERS O F - 'T H r C O U N T R Y G A R D E N E R S prepare for therapy, and landscaping by Mr. The Peter Prescription, Caldwell Bolts - $3 Saturday's flower show. There are, from left to right: Judy DeTuro, Samuel DeTuro will be available. Peter show chairman; Elaine Meserole, president; Dora DelGobbo, vice Also a . demonstration of the Dark Horse, Knebel 4 Open Marriage, O’Neill . president, and Pat Randolph, secretary.______Japanese art of Bonsai by Mr. My Name is Asher Lev, 5 The Superlawyers, Dolman sleovo sweaters, all kinds Mervln Meyer should be Potok ...... ” Goulden .... of tops, smocks, jackets, handbags. especially interesting. The Word, Wallace 6 Eleanor: The Years O nly Name Brands The show will be, held at the Alone, Lash church on Route 27 in Kingston 360nassaust. OPEN HOUSE A Portion for Foxes, •' 7 The Boys o f Summer, The public is invited to attend Princeton, MONTESSORI CHILDREN'S HOUSE between 1-6 p .m r~ . ' McClary . 1 Kahn - 924-8048 ‘ OF KENDALL PARK The Terminal Man, Chrichton 8 Non-soqtarian School The Levanter, Ambler ■ 9 - at Christ the King Lutheran Church, Report to the Commissioner 10 Eleanor and Franklin, RECYCLE Jaycee -ettes Mills Lash HWY. No. 27 KENDALL PARK THIS Sat, Sept. 23rd, 1972 2:00 - 4:00^P,M. Prepare NEWSPAPER Library Receives Children are accepted for enrollment between the ages of 2-5 years. For Guests 19 EMPHASIS: Child develops socially, sense of order and . New Number „, _ RELAXOQRAM security. self-confidence as an independent learner, cur- josity, initiative, sensory-motor skills, intelligence and The next regular meeting of the The South Brunswick Public creativity. South Brunswick Jaycee-ettes Library announces that it has will be held at 8:30 p.m., Thur­ changed its telephone number to MONTESSORI PHILOSOPHY: Intelligence is not fixed at sday, Sept. 28, at St. Barnabas 329-8123 and 8124'. birth. Intellectual development occurs before the age of Episcopal Church,- Sand Hill With this change, calls will still Road, Kendall Park, be received at the Township • six, most of it before the age of four. Every child carries The group will host the switchboard during the day, 9. unseen within him.the man he will become. The child is Metuchen Chapter of the Jaycee- a.m.to 5 p.m., but at other times constructing the man of tomorrow. ettes as part of the statewide calls will be received directly at visitation program. the library. This change has been METHOD: A prepared environment possesses a certain The theme of. this year’s • HEATHER M O T T O , Mary Kruger and Mrs. Mariallce Barone load- necessitated to relieve the program will be ecology, “ Trash the remains of the-Tiffin Road block party into a truck. The block library of calls meant for the order and enables the child to develop at his own speed to Treasures.’’ As part of the Municipal Building during the party was held Saturday to raise funds for theJSouth Brunswick according to his own capabilities without competition. evening’s activities, the par­ evenings, Saturdays and holiday ticipants will - show their Residents Committee to pay their lawyer and other expenses in­ library hours. Didactic materials are used to eliminate the risk of failure ingenuity by making useful ar­ curred in their fight against the_p.roposed Hamelsky development. for the child. ticles out of items that are dif­ The block party was attended by over 300 people and netted $633 HOOK SALE ficult to recycle at the present Learning through self-motivation. for the group. (Photo by James Bemiss) ^ time. '■ On Saturday, Sept. 30, as a part BODY RUB CONTINENTAL MASSAGE The meeting is open to all Freedom through order and self-discipline. of Library Emphasis Week, Girl members of the South Brunswick ' Scout Troop..run until Nov. 11. Activities are. programmed at 9:30, .10:30 and.11:30 a.m., with participants choosing one or two activities in addition to swimming. For those six to eight years of age, there are drawing and painting, junior chefs and cooks, fitness classes, * .ceramics, woodcraft, candlemaking, Science and tennis and bad­ ¥ » e p Favorite Brands' minton; for those eight to 12, Benefit Concert Set yarn art, flying instruction, ball Costing ILess . handling, ping pong, wrestling DR. C A R R O L L H. R A M A G E, center, and Mrs.jRichard Barlund, and football. Some programs are right, of Sand_HiHs_Presby.terian-Church, Kenuall-Park,-receive efuding excurlons to ‘ places of s°ld ,for tomorrow night's benefit concert by Metro- interest around New Brunswick. Po'ltan Opora star Jerome Hines, from the Rev, S; W. Stmmons.left, neitherrainT; Y W C A m em bership is of Humanity Baptist Church, Newark. Sixteen suburban and required for the Saturday Fun Newark churches are co-sponsoring the concert at Newark State Program, jriie^aetlvlties in same___College, Union. It w ill benefit the'Newark Humanity Community n o r s le e t, cases may be used for G irl Scout Program, established by the churches to help needy Newark Centra) badges and Cub Scout Ward residents. achievements, nor snow... Flyers describing the complete program will be made available through several of the school For your Foil Home-Sewing ... can stop these systems, with further information available at the YWCA, j^We feel our EVERYDAY prices compare favor­ all weather, all fashion coats ably to SALE prices of other stores! Check PROCLAMATION Mayor Ilnicki has proclaimed below and see for yourself! Sept. 30 as "Retarded Children’s Additional morale Day’ ’ in South Brunswick 60" POLYESTER boosters: buttons and Township. DOUBLE KNITS belts, cowls.and collars, * $ 2.98 YD colors and patterns. .— 60" WOOL-LIKE ACRYLICS made-to-selLforJ454o J55- * $ 2.98 YD, 60" ARGYLL r RASCHEL KNITS The Knockabouts Variety. Fashion that can take it. Pure virgin;- * $ 2.49 y d . wool. Worsted Cable Knit Sweater, WILL YOU KINDLY 60"100% Blanket Cloth Toggle Coat. G E T O F F M Y Pant,- WOOL . SIZES 6 T O 18 * $ 2. 7 9 - $ .50 y d . 45"SOLID COLOR CORDUROYS •v, BANKAMERICARD MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 to 9 * $ 1.69 y d . Kendall Park Shopping Center MASTER CHARGE SATURDAY-10 to 5 Also in stock, unusual sweater, HANDI-CHARGE ...SUNDAY - 11 to 5 Stye fEntjUsh i ’ljnp knits,, tapestries and velvets fron 32 Nassau Street • Princeton Canal Fabric Shop ROUTE 30 EAST WINDSOR 924-7100 JUST NORTH OF THE OLD YORK INN "The Little Shop With The Big Values" “ We think your children's feet 55 MAIN STR EET, KINGSTON 921-3114 4 4 3 -3 6 0 0 . W are special!" , , ------HO UR 5; Open 10 to 5:30 Dai I y e xcept Sunday > ~ ~ TH U RS BAY-. S _h r i-biyma k-21,1 9 7-2- PAGE FOUR-A THE CENTRAL'POST : ± Dr.-Silver ■School Bond " ® Man Burned To Address SEA (Continued from Page One) In Auto Fire be able to take a lunch to school. A New Brunswick man, Steven Does your child find reading While some homeowners, who L. Craft,'was badly burned early difficult? - Is his speech said they were not against the Tuesday morning when his car development slow or impaired? referendum as such, questioned caught fire. The man’s car ran Does he/have a physical or . the location of the school in the out of gas on Route 27 near Little v neurological handicap? Or does corner of the township, better •Rocky Hill and apparently . Mr. he just seem “ different” from than two-thirds of those present Craft lit a match as he poured other children?. If you can an­ voted in support of the resolution gasoline into the gas tank. The swer yes to any of the above favoring the referendum. ■ gasoline ignited, burning his eye S.E.A.V (Special Education One woman, who said a private and arms. Association of South Brunswick) survey indicated parents in the The fire was, extinguished by may be able to help you! development were five to three the Little Rocky Hill and against the new school. Indicated Kingston Fire Departments. Mr. This newly formed group of that the major concern to the Craft w a s treated at Middlesex parents, teachers and . parents WSs the Open Classroom County General Hospital for the professionals will meet at 8:15 concept which the new school .burns which he received. p.m., Thursday, Sept. 21, in the would employ. Latef that morning, a truck Crossroads'School Library. Dr. driven by James Dawson III of Larry Silver, chief of the Division of Child and Adolescent. Trenton! collided with a car $30,000 Boost driven by Edythe A.; Click of Psychiatry, Rutgers Medical E D Y T H A C LIC K 'S car was badly damaged when struck by a truck Princeton. Mr. Dawson pulled School will discuss the topic, Plans for a Middlesex County pulling out onto Route 27 Tuesday morning. The other driver, onto Route 27 from Heathcote “ Helping the Family of the Child 4-H Youth Center were given a James Dawson 111, of Trenton, was issued with a summons. Road to look for oncoming cars. with Special Needs” . Elections boost last week when East Brunswick Grange 151 pre- :• He was struck by Mrs, Click’s car will; also be held at this first which was traveling north on meeting.-— -— '— sented_a_ check _for. $500._ to Nelsen Laustsen of Piscataway,' Route 27.' — Thinking of switching jobs? Take a look Mr. Dawson received a sum­ Anyone directly or president of the Middlesex indirectly involved :with a child County 4-H Leaders’ Association at the opportunities in the classified pages. mons. The case was investigated with special learning problems is and County 4-H Agent, Peter F. /b y Patrolman Edward Slisky of South Brunswick. urged to attend. Martens. j- Former Resident Travels To China

FO R M ER S O U TH BRUNSW I CK resident Robert Schnitzlein shakes hands with Communist China's — premier. Chou ' EnTLaf lirreRln^Aua.~'20rMn~ScHnitzleiiR'.Asian Division Newspictures manager for SiOSffl waaMMUMsrawestMBiT United Press International based m Hong Kong was part of a UPI reporting team oh a 19-day,'4,000 mile"'' ~ trip through China. Mr. Schnitzlein, a former member ofithe Kendall Parlcfirstaidsquad/also traveledJiQ-rrr Shanghai, Canton, Tientsin, Sooshan and Shiangsha." ■: . 5 . (3 > - - much better,” Dr. Ilnicki told committee. Mr. Rueschmann Housing Ban her. “ You’re in a better position- suggested that two young people Sept. 20 than you were in May.” ^ b i named to the adult Recreation Advisory Board. —. —(Continued from.Page One).—.. The angry discussion came at - The committee also passed a within township borders. The . the end of the lengthy meeting. resolution authorizing the IM NATIONAL BAN other parks, Brookside Trailer While' the licensing matter had Conservation Committee to study Park, and Monmouth Mobile been, agendized, Bans Ruesch­ .recycling, examining its impact Homes, corrected existing mann requested that discussion on the. landfill problem.. Mr.’ " problems. Oakdale Village did ‘ not be held since, he said, talks Spataro, who provided the only not. During this time, an or­ with tenants revealed substantial negative vote, said he was dinance concerning' mobile changes would be involved. The against placing responsibility for homes was " adopted by the matter was tabled until the the land fill problem on the OF NEW JERSEY PRESENT township. Planning Board —Monday night .work session of the Conservation Committee. ,“We member Frank Chrinko, who was committee. Members of the have professional assistance at serving on the committee at that tenants association angrily our disposal,” he said. “ There is .Jirop^gMdJhgyji,^ordinance was demed that-the changes they no need for laymen to examine written so that once a license Had suggested" wefBTtflSJbK; ""dUT..."",Nga'rbage™™-'colIectron:" expired-.-without the corrections.... In other action, the committee problems.” • having been made, the owner adopted ordinances regulating Mr. Rueschmann replied that NATIONAL INVEST would be given one year to clear the height of brush and hedges by no means is the township up the conditions or he would not near intersections; making going into the garbage disposal be given another license and changes, including ad­ business. would be forced to phase out the ministrative amendments, to the Dr. Nicholas had something to park by not replacing trailers of zoning ordinance; approving an say about Lion Country Safaris PER YEAR FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT those wishing to move. “ The extension of the Docks Corner renewed plans to build a 500-acre township now has the obligation Water line to North American preserve on the Lawrence Smith ON 1 TO 2 YEAR MATURITIES to close the park down and phase— Ehillips-lthay. awarded the bid 1° farm on Route 522 near the New it out,” Mr. Chrinko said Tuesday A.B.V. Construction Co.); Jersey Turnpike. The company -night-7-.------— ______authorizing_____capital____ im: —has-requestetLaJiearing^fipt._27. : In May, Mr. Neckman provements fund money.for the with the Zoning Board of Ad- authorized Andre Gruber, resurfacing of a 754 foot-section justment on its application for a OR INVESI $ 5 0 1 1 0 IN NATIONAL INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES AND township attorney, to initiate suit- of Raymond Road near Route 27; variance. against the park, calling for the authorizing the reconstruction of Dr.- Nicholas said there are h'A- relocation of its tenants. The a section of Richard1 Road near several “ big question's” ' which ■rr r ■; BE ELIGIBLE TO PURCHASE THIS ENTIRE SET OF CLUB ALUMINUM grounds of the suit, according to Greenbrook School and the have to be answered before he . the township, were that the park paving of parking facilities at the could approve of the $10 million COLORLITE GOURMET COOKWARE FOR ONLY $ 1 1 . 2 5 , PLUS TAX. constituted a "nuisance” for school, and lowering for 90 days venture. One very big question those living near it and , that the speed limit on Deans Lane to concerns the.effect it would have inadequate—spacing—posed—a— 35 miles per hour- on-the-town.ship’s-watersupply. safety threat. “ Every match The resignation of- John The proposed preserve would be means a potential fire” ac­ Brabson, Recreation Com­ situated on what is now a water cording to the township. The missioner, was accepted by the recharge "area., ‘ .' injunction which the township sought was denied. , In June, the group’s attorney, THE ONE STOP GARDEN SHOP Frederick Mezey of New COMPLETE SET Brunswick, presented a site plan ONLY $11.25 — Sun r.iv-finish - TwiMun slightly f'xtf.i to the Planning Board and AH \uices plus N.J. Saif?s T.fx - 7; yequested a new location be found—The plans have been presented three times to "the planners. BOTCH: OR, OPEN A REGULAR $ 5 0 . SAVINGS ACCOUNT, (OR ADD $50. “ The application for a license was made...in__a__spirit of TO AN EXISTING ONE) AND FOR ONLY S1.U0 RECEIVE THIS------cooperation with the township,” said Mr. Mezey. According to CLUB ALUMINUM OMELET PAN. ATERRIFIC SAVINGS! ------him, the township wishes to establish its own_ pace on the ; « matter. “ —Mrs;—Elizabeth,. Gavin,- a_ member of the Tenants Association of the Oakdale Village park demanded to be told when the township would take action. “ I am living in a place that’s in your words a healtli and fire hazard. I have a home I can’t sell since the lawyers are bickering. Where am I going to live?” she THEN, EVERYTIME YOU ADD S25.T0 YOUR ACCOUNT, NOW asked. THROUGH YEAR END, YOU CAN BUY ONE OF THE OTHER CLUB “ You will live in a place that is ALUMINUM COLORLITE PIECES SHOWN HERE AJTHE BIG DISCOUNT PRICES LISTED! All From Ho 11 a n d

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: - " j;:::THURSDA-Y^ SEPTEMBER 21,"1972 ■ ' THE CENTRAL -POST PAGE EIVE-A Blood Bank Community Calendar JOE VILANE Republicans Cite DANCE and THEATRE SCHOOL Scanned Thursday, Sept. 21 Baby Keep Well Clinic, Twin • "FROM CLASSIC FUNDAMENTALS CHARLES E. CROSS' County Baptist Church, Sand ______THRU TO NEWEST MODERN TECHNIQUES" Special Education Association. Hills Road, 8:30 a.m. Utilities Efforts 7or Sept. 3 0 Funeral services for Charles E. Crossroads Library, 8 p.m. Pre-Schoolers’ Story Hour, PROFESSIONAL TRAINING IN Cross, 52, of Barrett Gardens, / Library Board, South Brun- Ages 3-5, South Brunswick Public The second South Brunswick / swick Public Library, 8 p.m. Library, 10 a.m. “ What was once our most In outlining their Kendall Park, were' held BALLET • MODERN • JAZZ Blood Bank donor drive of the Saturday in1 the M. J . Murphy 1 Troop 89, Constable School, T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds agonizing problem, that of achievements, the Republicans .•year will be held Saturday, Sept. utilities for oiir residents and ’ Funeral Home, Ridge Road, 8:30 p.m. Sensibly), Temple Both Shahm, 9 noted that they had extended 30 at the South Brunswick High industry, has become one of our Monmouth Junction. Phelz School of Monmouth Stanworth Road, 7:30 p.m. TAP • DRAMA water service to' Sand Hill Road School. The goal once more is for greatest assets, thanks to A Mass of the Resurrection Junction, South Brunswick Planning Board, Regular BY JO E VILANE ' and Davidson’s Mill Road and 200 pints to be donated between prudent, imaginative and followed at St.-Augustine’s R.C. Public Library, 10 a.m. Meeting, Municipal Building, 8 N.Y. Choreographer and Director are designing sewerage lines for ■ the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. - ” • progressive' action by Deans'Lane and .Dayton. Fur­ Church, Franklin Park. In­ p.m. , . » At present, all residents of the Pioneer Grange -Grange BEGINNERS & PROFESSIONALS Republicans in office in South thermore, they said they have terment was in St,..P eter’s Saturday, Sept. 23 v HI, township .and their immediate Hall, Dayton, 8 p.m. Brunswick.” formed agreements with, Cemetery. MORN. - AFT. ~ EVE. ; This statement by Mayor families are eligible to receive Mr. Cross died last Wednesday Story Hour, ages 5-7, South V.F.W. Post 9111, Post' CLASSES FOR Cranbury Township and with sufficient blood to meet any Building; 8:30 p.m. Richard Ilnicki and Com­ industrial developers for con­ at Princeton Medical Center, as Brunswick Public Library, 1:30 • GIRLS • BOYS • TEENS » TOTS emergency need, according to the result of injuries sustained p.m. ' mitteeman Hans Rueschmann, struction of that Georges Road ALSO - HOMEMAKERS Marvin Charen, blood bank Sept 3 in an auto accident in Wednesday, Sept. 27 both Republicans who are run­ sewer line. They also have president. “ If our supplies Kendall Park. • CAREER GIRLS . BUSINESSMEN ning for re-election to the developed a new well. Monday, Sept. 25 become limited, we must give The two-car accident occurred Pre-Schoolers’ Art and Music • COLLEGE PEOPLE . TEACHERS Township Committee, was made In an earlier statement, Dr. ■in “a-7news release issued this- preference to families of at Hastings and New Roads. Sweet Adelines," All Saints Workshop, South Brunswick ’ Ilnicki" said ‘ 'there has -been- a ’ donors^-he-saidr — He’was'born irf-Danville, Ky.-, Public Library.. 10 a.m. and-11 week, ' r. ■ certain fascination for this kind Episcopal CbureK, -Van- 'Dyke Anyone between the ages of 18 and had lived in this toWnship for Road, Princeton, 8 p.m. ’ a.m. The report "further states that of work - a satisfaction of having and 66, in good health and with no lffyears. He was a-retired Army South Brunswick Democratic Crossroads School P.T.A. “steps towards long-range met a problem and resolved it - a allergies can donate blood. The master sergeant, having served Club, Monmouth Junction Fjre meeting, 8 p.m. master planning for utilities pride of having served.; I think procedure takes. about an.iiour- —forT22-yearsr and-was employed House, Ridge Road,-8:30 p.m. —Cam bridge--School—P.T.A. ...needs-have put.the. township on- that’s part of our message to the and is preceded by a simple, by Western Electric Co., meeting, 8:15 p.m. in the Campus the road towards realizing voters this year.” painless test ^opewell, for nine years. sewerage and water facilities as The-,.Republicans noted as Commitment slips may be Surviving are his wife, the an asset to the orderly further achievements ' of their obtained from the Kendall Park former Mary I; Dougherty; two development of the commtBiity administration the stabilization Pharmacy in Kendall Park sons, Earl and John, both at rather than the problem child of the tax rate, the Shopping Center, or donors may home;' two daughters, Mrs. which plagued South Brunswick professionalization" of the police telephone, for appointments to Diane Petrow-of Neptune- and for a dozen years.lL.______-department,- the appointment of- visit the bldodmobile from blood Mrs. Mary Ann College of “ Where the authority, full time business administrator, -bank-secretary—Mrs.—Joseph- -Kendall Park; six brothers, Carl - dominated - for - more —than - a planning director, recreaturn Lovegreen, 22 Russet Road, -iCrowley of TrentohyOhio,“ James decade—by— Democrat inef- director and fmance directors. ..ficior.cy, presented the. . town-. Kendall Park...... Crowley of Elmira, N.Y., Luther, ship‘s~residents'higher^'an(d_ P aul-andltoy Crowley,'"all "of" higher rates - the latest proposed-- -Lake—City;- Tenn., and John increase would have been 35 per Library Td^Presevit^^^ ^ Crowley of Hollywood, Fla.; a cent - sound aggressive actions sister, Mrs. Irene Vowel of by a Republican administration Trenton, Ohio; and four grand­ in fact produced a modest three Acclaimed British Movie children. per cent decrease in sewer rates In observance of Library- -community, declaring Library the first year. The" potential , of Emphasis Week, Sept. 24-30, the " ; Emphasis Week as the week* further reductions looms as a South Brunswick "Public Library beginning Sept. 24. ------: result of the improvement of our will feature the brilliant British The other -communities par- bond rating- to an “ A” , status....r film “ Loneliness of the .Long- “ ticirating arer East Brunswick,' Dr.; Ilnicki and Mr. Ruesch­ Distance Runner” , -Thursday,. Highland Park, New Brunswick, mann continued, "Democrat Sept. 28, at 8 p.m. in the library. North Brunswick, Cranbury, domination of utilities services The film, directed by Tony Sayreville, Spotswood, and meant shoddy service to the Richardson, features Tom Madison. Special activities of homeowner, sloppy financial Courtenay,in Alan Sillitoe’s story these communities will include a. practices and the intolerable of a young' Borstal boy training library building dedication in problem of sewerage infiltration for a foot race between his North Brunswick, site selection “ into the township’s storm sewers.' reformatory, and the neighboring.. for a new library in East Brun-.. ' •':.TIie'.itwoi:men.’.:.:noted' 'tBSC .public-schooL-Thernee-beeomeS' -swick,"speciai,a'rts','and"craftS'' Republicanleadership had a metaphor of.society, examining exhibits, and movie and resulted in better service, the mind: disrupted by society’s children’s programs. changes in administrative and alternate limits and flexibilities. South Brunswick Public fiscal practices and the “ im­ It is hoped that this film will Library,' in addition to the film minent elimination of the in- inaugurate a series of fine program, .will .also ..exhibit color filitrdtion. problem through feature films for adult viewing. drawings produced by pre­ retention of professional experts The Library invites all iri the schoolers registered in the and the co-operation of the public community to come and afford 'library’s music and art workshop works department” “ this first showing a good turnout. for pre-schoolers. ------’ They further noted that they Admission is free. : Additionally, the Library will had received legislative approval Library Emphasis Week is’ sponsor a book sale to be held in fqr.the construction of sewerage being observed throughout South _..the_. Kendall Park Shopping -lines tp;Finnegan’s Lane and had : Middlesex by .communities Center, Saturday, Sept. 30, with" reached agreement with North served by the association, the cooperation of the Girl Scouts Brunswick to send ; sewerage Libraries of South Middlesex, of of South Brunswick, Greenbrook through their lines rather than which South Brunswick is • a Section. Proceeds will help being forced to, build a new member. Mayor Richard Ilnicki support future "activities and treatment plant., , will issue a Proclamation to the services of both - organizations.

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' \ -—II------PAGE SIX-A THE CENTUM POST THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1972 Briinsw ick m n w m L iB Boys Show Acres League SB H S'^B lJLSgoris, Punt, Pass’ K - C A U T O , PARTS Plans Awards A u to m o tiv e The Brunswick Acres Softball . Replacement Parts League will hold its first annual awards night dinner tomorrow Sept, 22, at Covino’s Restaurant Local boys, ages eight through 13, will be blowing the dust off Machine Shop Service on Route 27. Commissioner Alan Bacher their footballs and loosening up will present awards to members their throwing arms soon for the of the Demons, who ran away 1972 Punt; .Pass and Kick with the regular season cham­ Competition. pionship with an 11-2 mark, This year the local level of winning their first 10 straight Punt, Pass and Kick will be games. cosponsored by the South Oporatod by Captained by George Kokines, Brunswick Jaycees and Orrin Karl Golditoin and associate* the title-winning squad consists Ford Motor Company, located on of Larry Babich, Ronald Wall, Highway 130 in South Brunswick Bill Geller, Vince Marino, Herb Township. 1100 Somersef St. 'DeDonna, Jim Schusler, Jim - National Punt, Pass and Kick, now in its twelfth year, is co- (Voorhees RR Crossing) Goldstein, Jack Manfield, Don Joworisak and Phil Pascarelli. sponkored by the National Joe Jacobs, BASL umpire-in- Football Leagues.and the Ford New Brunswick chief, also will be cited by Mr dealers of America. Since it was 2 4 9 -1 4 8 5 Bacher for his "unselfish started in 1961r the -program-has— devotion to the league.” attracted over.eight million boys, Playoff action will move into ages eight through 13, and its final weekend with the participation this year is ex­ Demons, 17-6. opening round pected to top the 1,100,000 mark. winner over the Bombers, Participants in the Punt, Pass meoting'therClInchers 'ih a clash and Kick program7compete: only— for.the.crown Sunday at the South against boys their own age.-Any; . Brunswick softball fields on East child whose eighth birthday is • New-Road.- The Clinchers-were before Jan. 21, 1973 or whose 17-11 victors over the Aces. fourteenthbirthdayisafterJan. 21, T973 may register tocompete— CRAIB HONORED -afTlrrinFM^l^dtor-Co. There is no entrance fee and no body DON’TFORGET W> Roderick H. Craib, 164 Kendall contact during the competition. No special equipment is needed TO SEE US TO Road has been honored for his five 'FALL SPECIAL other than tennis shoes and-,,, HAVEYOURP00L| years of service to the University DISCOUNT participation does not impair a College, Rutgers., The State f t ? WINTERIZED - hoy’s amateur standing.______POOL PRICES University. Mr. Craib teaches Scoring is based on accuracy __English_on a part-time basis.at >and range~with one point added the adult, degree granting REMODELLING for every foot of punting, passing , . division... He is one of. 32. cor_ - - a b o v e - -DONE ON YOUR and kicking distance, and a; point- adjutants employed by g r o u n d PREMISES-HELP subtracted for every foot off a University College who derive LO R R A IN E A B A T E is the first girl to qualify as a member of the team's assignments. Next to Lorraine, a sophomore, are team POOLS1 KEEPOUR center line. their primary income from, SBHS cross country track team . Coach Pete Warner goes over his co-captains Eddie O'Brien and Carlos Pignato. Twelve national finalists will positions outside the university. PRICES CARPENTERS (Photo by Ed Farris) compete for national cham­ DISCOUNTED BUSYI pionships in their age groups during the half time of the Pro All Display Pools cost| Cli eerlea ders Hampered Track Team Has Bowl Game in Dallas, Tex., Jan. at 21, 1973. Winners will have their Female Mem her... - names-ponnanently ensbrinedlia. the Pro Football Hall of Fame in By Staggered Sessions The cross counffy team for Canton,-Ohio. Their trophies will - South Brunswick appears to be presented by Football Com- - p i r i i n t t : hockey and gymnastics, and have great potential. There were This year’s crop of missioner Pete Rozelle. Home Improvement Service no seniors on the team last year, RT. 206 BELLE MEAD, N. J. cheerleaders at South Brunswick uphold high scholastic averages. Boys, accompanied by a parent m r n m CALL AX 7-3279 AFTER 6 P.M so almost every one is returning High School is an unusually On top of everything else, they or guardian, = may register for /POOL SUPPLIES 3 59 -30 0 0 often have part time jobs. with at least a year of experience PATIO talented and involved group of Punt, Pass and Kick at the Orrin ACCESSORIES behind them. The team will be BLOCKS 26 BENNINGTON PARKWAY, FRANKLIN PARK, N.J. young women. Most of the squad The varsity squad has nine Ford Dealer, or they may Mon,, T ubs., members this year, lead by led by seniors Eddie O’Brien, Tliurs. & Friday members.-participate_in.at least . register .the day of competition _ ' • Wod.-ttSat. captain Janet DelGobbo, a senior Jerry Benson'and Steve Walker; - ,9-6 9 -8 :3 0 one girl’s sport, including field which is Saturday, Sept; 30, at 9 ' with four year’s cheering ex­ Juniors include number one man a.m., at the South Brunswick perience, three with the varsity on the team last year, Carlos High School football field. ~ — squad. Go-captain—is-Jean - Pignato, and Dave-Daniels-Phil- Ragany who has two year’s Sincropi, Mark Powell, and a“ PTA TEA varsity cheer leading experience, transfer student ' from r Japan, The Constable School PTA is with four years on various Takoyuki Munora. holding- their ^annual,. New " •_ >■' V" squads. There are four other, Heading the sophomores will Parents Tea today'at'the school seniors; Ginny Kapalski,Kazie be last year’s freshman star from 10- ll:30a.m. The tea,is for Nitahara, Shari Rose and Eileen Dave Young, and Tom Dineen. .parents., new; to_ thei Constable Tusai Three of the girls have Tom Dowgin, John Hou, and Ed area and. for parents of Kin­ been cheerleaders since their Harris. Lorraine Abate'is the dergarten children. -:.... freshman year. As further proof only girl on the cross country of the'potential the,squad has, -team. ------7------three sophomore girls, Sue The freshman are Bob Golden Touch DelGobbo, Mickey Harvey, and Dragunstein, Marc Stolzer, and Leigh McBride, made the varsity Dennis Breen. Mr. Pete Warner SWEDISH MASSAGE squad this year. will be the head coach again this As always, the junior varsity year and he is quite optimistic. 201-821-8917 squad-members show great He feels that if everybody can run BODY RUB, CONTINENTAL enthusiasm. Inger Simmons and up to His or her potential, .they MASSAGE, HOT ROCK Linda Latesek, both seniors, are will have a fine team this year. SAUNA, SHOWERS, ALL IN captain and co-captain, PRIVATE AIR > COND. respectively. -They and the other- - ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL six members, Karen Cloutman, . ROOM; WITH ' STEREO; St.,.Paul’s School PTA, Prin­ GROUP DISCOUNTS. NO fillHOl n Deanna Ilnicki, Joan' Leinwoll, ceton, will hold its first regularly MEMBERSHIPS REQUIRED. Karen Lowande, Nan Minish_and scheduled monthly meeting on Judy Tomasso, substitute for the Monday, Sept. 25, at8 p.m,, in the BRING THIS AD FOR 25% varsity squad when nqeded. They _. school- auditorium. After the ______.-DISCOUNT __ _ also cheer for-the j.v. teams, - - - business meeting;—the—student”, ------— 3288 HWY 27 Louann Gengler and Beth council officers and class of­ K ENDALL PARK, N.J. Appleby head the nine Freshman ficials will be installed for the RELAX YOUR TENSIONS cheerleaders; Debbie Cal- coming ’ year.: vanelli, Diane DiMarco, Joan Kady, Cheryl Molnar, Cindy,~ > THE ONE STOP GARDEN SHOP Noebels, Janet Roberts and Nora Tomasso. These girls will cheer at Freshman games and aid In selling football programs at,, varsity games. The girls do a great deal of The best lawns of all hard.work, not only on their cheering, butwalso in money­ j are fed both raising projects, organizing pep rallies and on other functions, I spring and fall! such as decorating the locker t.$75 SEflfii rooms before big games. 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Kurt Meckling blasted a two Bituminous added one more in Bituminous turned -over two Meckling to stop the Democrats. run homer to lead the Brunswick the third inning, when hits by double plays, an unassisted twin Harvey was the winner and .. Bituminous' attack against the Meckling, Farley and Jimmy killing by first baseman Farley Meckling chalked up the save.?; Phelps Takes Bergen In Thriller Democrats at Reichler on Groome delivered a run. In the and.a fly ball double up. Hryc Bituminous, managed in the «| Saturday. Bituminous. put fourth inning, Matt Fisher caught a lazy loft to center and summer program by Bert Hryc £ . together timely hitting and clutch singled, Ronnie Kessner was hit picked off a Democrat runner and Gene Bierman, finished with «; pitching to come from behind a 2- by a pitch, and Brian Farley that Wandered too far off the a Summer Record of 5-6. The ?; • .. by Jamie Mcllale The Lions seemed headed to 0 score .and triumph, 9*2. The walked to fill the bases. Fisher second base. Second baseman. Democrats, managed. by Frank *j ..; . victory as they increased their stole home for one run, then a two Kessner made the put out' Phelps Dodge, the winningest Democrats took the "early 2-0 Klem and Marty Flynn, were «y lead to 8-3 in the fourth inning run single by Jimmy Groome Ronnie Klem and Jimmy team in the Summer League lead, as Doug Gildenberg and behind Bituninous in their?; when they scored their final runs: lifted the score to 8-2. Gambino, pitching for the Baseball Program, became the .Ronnie Kiem both singled and Division, with a 4 and 7 record. Bobby Raven walked, "Johnny staged a double steak They both Democrats, shared the pitching In other action, St. Augustine ?’ champions of the Summer Darnels singled, Todd Davis scored on a ,ine sing,£ b/ Rich . Bituminous got the final run in duties. lost to Murphy Funeral home. League by virtue of their record walked and Jimmy VanDeever Raduzyski the fifth inning when Steve Hryc this past Saturday at Reichler Details of the contest were not came through again, this time Bituminous failed to score in singled and stole his way round Bituminous employed Jimmy available for this week’s field. They defeated Bergen Drug with a single to drive in the two the first, despite a booming tripIe the bases. Harvey, Steve Hryc and Kurt in a thrilling contest that was not publication. runs. off the bat of Ray Skalko. In the decided until the bottom of the Tim McHale came on to pitch sixth inning, with one down. Both second inning, Bituminous the fifth and " sixth innings for jumped ahead when Ronnie teams battled to take the lead Colonial and held the Lions in early and the game was tied Kessner started things with his BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL check for Colonial while his team single. Kurt Meckling followed twice, in the first inning, then battled to win a come from again in the fifth inning. The with a homer over the left field behind victory. McHale was wall. Ralph Cure was hit by a game was a 5-5 tie as the two i v j aided by a super play by the pitch-between walks to Brian teams went into the decisive Colonial centerfielder, David tm sixth inning. Farley and Jim Harvey, and then Fears, who prevented a Lion Steve Hryc got what proved to be Both teams started this contest score. McHale walked Curt the game winning hit, when his tn h “ ’kA'i 5 ■» % ■>: with identical records, eight won Johnson to open the fifth.- Curt and two lost. Bergen, after a poor hit up the middle delivered two -promptly stole second...... runs...... — start in the" summer program, Up came Danny Bartell, who , For. lnformation-;Call, 297-3434 | won their last' eight games. was already two for two. Bartell Phelps had been the league looped a hit into short left. Balistere leader from the beginning of the Tommy Rees lost the ball in the BEAUTY SALON INSTRUClON summer program. — sun and it bounced over his head It was Mike Pierdinock’s one- W and toward the power alley. To Address D ayton put double in the bottom of the % S Center fielder Fears, backing up SALON Conservatory -Gioitm last inning which scored Mike the play, leaped, grabbed the ball Council Meeting Plumbing StH eating Grmek all the way from first with in his bare hand and fired to “ Twenty o f M u sic .. the.winning run. Pierdinock’s.hit___ _ third,Just missing a put out but ■’ “Future Directions ' " of rSjL came after a walk to Grmek and holding Johnson at third and Recreation in South Brunswick,’ ’. Seven a strike .jputr.Bergenl.. pitch eril"! -Bartell . at . second.- McHale will he the.topic.covered by. John. Roger Craig went ahead on the WIG & B E A U TY SALON reacted to this stellar support, Balistere, director of recreation, ...... count, one ball and two strikes, buckled down and struck out the at the annual meeting of the f t H O U R S : M on., Tues., Wed. 9 to 6 Private Plano Instruction before Pierdinock ripped the ball next three batters. South Brunswick Community p.nt. Thurs. <6 FrL 9 to 9 p.nu Sat. into the left center field power Colonial got back in the game Council. All interested members 8 :3 0 to 5 :3 0 p .m . Popular Classical alley. Grmek scored standing up, in the fifth inning when they of the public are invited to attend ENROLL NOW! - KENDALL PARK SHOP. CENTER Kendall Park, N.J. to the elation of the Phelps scored four times on only one hit the gathering on Wednesday, Georges Road, Dayton, N.J. players,— - manager - - Gary to narrow the gap, 8-7. Danny Oct. 4, at 8 p.m., at the South CALL 297-3218 3 2 9 - 2 6 1 7 2 9 7 -0 6 1 9 Williams, and the Phelps sup­ McHale led off the inning with a Brunswick Public Library.: i porters. single. Dave Fears and Corky Bergen grabbed the lead in the___ Leonard Brown is running for Harvey walked to load the bases. president of the organization, and CAMPING HARDWARE first inning, 2-0." Richie Karnow McHale scored on a passed ball Helen Lord, Wabun Krueger, and started for Phelps. He fanned the but was ruled out at the plate on first batter he faced, but in pit­ Robert LaUmer_are nominated ] INC. batters interference. - Nicky for the'Three vice presidential RENT ching to Roger Craig, he Sanford drew a walk to load the slots. Robert Ross as treasurer, “Fora more colorful home. ’ Tent Campers. Travel Trailers. aggrevated a cut on his pitching bases again. A base on balls to Betty Guili and Margaret: Truck Campers. Motor Homes. hand. Mike Grmek relieved and Tommy Rees forced in a run. Rob _ _ Oenjmmin A . Hitches installed. Gas bottles completed the walk to Craig. Sprague as.^secretaries, and! Ryals was hit with a pitch which Abraham Dobin, Ruth Spruill,, M o o r e d filled, Service & Repair Shop. Billy Eldred walked, putting men Your Problems are ours brought in the second marker, and Michael ZieKy as members PAINTS on first and second. Mike Kush::___ : and when Timmy McHale._was, -at-large-complete-the-slater-....: ... BARBER’S THE THREEBROOKS '-wawff,"'grouHded~to’secorfd"but------TiftewTs’CliiTwitfi a pitch, a run CAMPING CENTER when the ball rolled away, Craig DISCOUNT on the foad to Princeton, scoring the Lions brought in ...... near Kingston- ^ scored from second: Richie - WALLCOVERINGS U.S: HWY. NO. 1 - Johnny Daniels. Daniels got out H OURS: Open 8 am to 5 pm daily | Roehrig lined a single, scoring the side, but not before Ray FLOOR TILESe LADDERS South Brunswick Public Notices (next to Finnegan's Lane) Wed. open 8 am to 1 pm. Eldred, Grmek settled down and Sandford worked him for a walk R to.27 & Henderson Rd. 201-297-3049 closed the inning with a pair of to score yet another tally. (Continued From Page 8-A) • 297-1103 PHONE: 921 6275 strike outs. After Tim McHale put the — — m------iiW l Phelps retaliated with a pair in” Lions down in the sixth without a negotiable bonds of the Township, on eh to lie their half of the inning. Johp score, his teammates made him Known ns "Witter Assessment Bond” , ore hereby 'authorized to.tie.issued.in Ihe prim CONSTRUCTION , PRINTING GLASS CO. McGrath led off by legging out an the winning pitcher with a last apid amount of StMi.5tW) pursuant to and within the limitations prescribed it) ihe Load infield hit. Davey Williams ditch rally. Micky Harvey led off Bond Low of New Jersey. In nntieipaliori of walked and after Mike Grmek the inning by drilling a double Ihe issuance of said bonds and lo temporarily lined out to third,"there followed a .O U T A T T H E P L A T E , Tra.qyJIVlartin.Qf_the.Egle_Irucking.team.is_ down the right-field-foul-line,— strike out by Mike Kushwara, tagged by Walter Nazario of Steele, Rostoff and Smith during After a fly out,. Dan McHale fP »| ••■mnunt; not rsttrehnu W6.5HI 'are' Then it was Pierdinock coming Saturday's game which ended the season. (Photo by Jim Bemiss) delivered his third hit, a game through, singling off Billy. tying double David Fears legged ,IlV.rho M„provnTOnl „;,r,bv Eldred’s first base mit and the Adamko was hit by a pitch and he for three, with a single and OUt a n i n f i e l d h i t .- a n d w it h - tW O ^v nuthorizod ami Ihe purpose for the timmeink scored on Eddie Burke’s two out score was tied 2-2. double. ...'■■■•■ d o w n Nicky S a it fo r d d r o ^ -*£* Bergen got four hits in the double'. Mike Pierdinock inspired ..lll-'InlKit;™ *vs|t.m itiiimi br Ihc.Township.by second inning but failed to scorer Bergen tied' the game in the Phelps both offensively and single up the middle. . , — UK* insinuation of-n wider line together with fifth inning, when.Billy Eldred, ‘ necessary manholes, house connections. The last ball hit in the inning was defensively. Mike had a. double, For the Lions; Johnny Daniels mtm|»s. nmteyppurlenanees. from an with two out, slammed a homer, exisihng in men water main on Payton* labeled hit all the way, but was single and walk, and drove in had two hits and scored two runs; to left. Mickey— Kushwara Jnmesburg Hoad, approximately 4.(XK)'feel —caught on ,a twirling snag by three runs. Jack McGrath, the Jimmy Van Deever scored a run, - east.of Houle. 130..along the southerly-side of singled, stole second and scored winning pitcher, had two hits, Dayton-Jameshurg Hoad, for a. disiance of Pierdinock, robbing Bergen of a had two hits and drove across approximately- . - feet in an easterly, when Richie Roehrig drove a 2000 sure hit and saving two runs. scored a run and drove in three runs; Danny Bartell went direction lo the intersection with Pock's single to right. The score was tied another. Kenny Newberg also < orncr Hoad, and then along the easterly’ ; Phelps Jumped ahead in the three for three with two singles side of Docks Corner Hoad, a ,distance of at six all. approximately 2.5(H) feet lo the westerly bottom half without hitting a bail­ had a hit and scored. McGrath and a double and Johnny Kroeper Roger Craig was in trouble also contributed a sparkling back property tine or the Phelps Dodge Corp. iLo't BEAUTY SALON MEN'S HAIR STYLISTS out of the infield. Kenny Newberg had three hits, scoring one run. »A. Block 15*. and all necessary work and when a hit batter and an error materials, all as shown on and in'nccordanee lined a smash toward left field.. handed defensive play at second For Colonial, Rob Ryals had placed m6n-at second and third with plans and specifications on file in the Roger Craig got the glove on it- base.------we.— -— - two hits, drove in a run and office of Hie Township Clerk and hereby “Golden Touch^ HAIRPIECES and,HAIR WEAVE with two out. Craig worked out of ■approved. * and knocked it down but could not Phelps had a total of six hits scored one. Pete Csizek’s speed the jam as he notched a strike out triple and steal of bonds or notes to be issued for said purpose’is SALON to end the inning, $66,500. K Mart: Chavous walked. Ricky base hits. Phelps wound up the home. Micky Harvey was two for Jack'McGrath took over the (ci The estimated cost of said purpose? is “Everything fo r today's women" HAIRSTYLING Behrend hit into a force putting Summer program with their three and scored two runs, Dan $70,000, the excess thereof over the sajd men on first and third, and Rich pitching in the top of the last Summer League record at nine estimated maximum amount of bonds or ALL WORK DONE IN 1PRIVATE LOUNGE McHale had three hits, one of notes to be issued therefor being the-umount HAIR STYLING Karnow and Steve Ginsburg inning and allowed but one hit, a wins and two losses. Bergen fell ' of the said down payment: them a double, drove in three HAIR COLORING BY APPOINTMENT TO MR. JOHN E. drew consecutive walks for one single, in his one inning per­ one game short with an 8-3 Section 4. The following matters are formance. i-uns and scored a run. Dave hereby determined, declared, recited and. PERMANENT WAVING run. Behrend then scored on a record. Fears walked, singled and scored stated: It was in' the bottom of that i a i The said purpose described in Section 3 FACIAL MASSAGE «0©e’ s HBs0B*!s©ir@lB©p : wild pitch. Jack McGrath’s in­ In other Summer League ac­ of this ordinance is not a current expense und inning, when Pierdinock knocked two runs while Nicky Sanford had field hit scored Karnow, with the tion at Reichler Field on two walks and the game winning is a property or improvement which the 3288 Route 27, Kendall Park KENDALL PARK SHOPPING CENTER in the game winning run. Singling— Saturday; Colonial Refrigerated TOwnship m ay lawfully acquire or make as a third run of the inning. hit. Danny McHale and-David local improvement. -3 Barbers to serve you Phone 297-0013 liiL T h e period of usefulness of said pur-' Mike Grmek retired the side in out the stars, Billy Eldred led the '.Transport rallied from an' 8-3 Fears starred defensively for the 2 9 7 - 1 9 1 9 Support the South limnswick police department traffic program Bergen offense, with a home run deficit and caged the South pose, within the limitations of section 40A:2- the third inning and Kushwara Colonial team. Matt Baker pit- 22 of said Local Bond Law and according to allowed but a walk in his third and he scored .two runs. Richie Brunswick Lions, 10-8. the reasonable life thereof is forty years. stint. ' ...... Roehrig had two Hits and drove in The Lions went on_ arT early ched.threoand-two-thirds innings— ■ - - W mmrirainii»i arhi :y,rSrm =;Bergen got a.run in the fourth .t^O-Tuns^ Mark Nigro had two- rampage, scoring four first-' for Colonial and Tim McHale was 3 ®iiled in\h“ in the ofnc*o?asoffice of-{he bi' Township n dul'v ",adeClerk FENCING TY&-APPLIANCE the- winning pitcher in relief, ;md a complete executed driginul thereof has inning when with ,one out, Mark hits, and. Eddie~Burke was two inning runs. With one out, Johnny allowing no runs and chalking up Been filed in the office of the Director of the Reliable service since 1 9 2 2 Daniels walked, stole second and -D ivision of Local Finance in the Departments. five strike outs in the two innings of Community AHuIrs of the State of New - -scored as Todd-Davis-lined a •Jersey, and such statement shows that the he worked. .: gross debt of the Township as defined in single to center. Davis scored The Lions, managed by Bob section 4OA:2-13 of said Law is increased bv ARSCO moments later when Jimmy Van this ordinance by $00,500. and (he issuance of Georges Road, Deans, N.J. Davis and Andy Johnson, Ihe said obligations authorized bv this or­ Fencing for all your needs. \ Deever blasted a double, then finished at the top of the Southern dinance wi IL no within-aII debt limitations - Vandy scored on Pat O’Leary’s prescribed by said Law. Division in the Summer League Ml' Not exceeding sm.ooo on account of FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR .Authorized' Sales and single., Curt Johnson. and Jay with a 6-5 record. Colonial, interest, engineering and inspection costs, HOME • DAS' OR EVENINGS. NO legal attfl accounting expenses and the cost ol Dealer Service Indik walked to load the bases. managed by Jim McHale, issuance of said obligations, as defined ami OBLIGATION. Danny Bartell then came through finished third in the Northern authorized by section 40A:2-20of said Law. is and shall lie charged as a part of the total RIDGE ROAD. with a single to score Johnson,' Division with a 7-4 record. cost ot said purpose lo be linanced by the with the fourth Lion’s run. Matt. issuance of said obligations. MONMOUTH JUNCTION • TELEVISION . STEREO . APPLIANCES Egle Trucking won their final m*• Nothing will lie contribuled liv the Baker came in to relieve Ray G.E.* SYLVANIA •ZENITH • R.C.A.- game of the season, slipping by Township at large to,payment of the cost of 257,9130 Sandford and dosed the inning said ‘ miprovemeril or purpose, "and , the 329-2122 MAYTAG • KITCHENAID Steele, Rosloff and Smith, 11-10. estimated maximum amount ol the special 297-2110 329-2110 Community Presbyterian Church of The Sand Hills with two strike outs,. leaving-the—, Egle -again7showed"a^powerful -assessments—lo— lie— levied—on —properly— bases bulging:: —— ------— specially benefited by said improvement is ------Cuylor Rd. (off Sand Hills Rd.), Kondall Park 297.-9182______offense, belting out a multitudeof JiTLb^H!_iin(L.tlitiLjuinibtT_iiL_iinnual_in„_ Colonial scored a- first inning- extra base blows. Ricky Kish led ,-Ntalmn'Uls—in — which all—such—special— DRUG STORE Worship Services 9:30 and 11 A.M . Church School at sanja hours run when, with one out, Rob assessments may he paid is ten. r HARDWARE the assault with a triple, a grand ' Section 5. The Township shall pay nothing Paul C. Walker, Minister 297:3489 Ryals blasted a --one -bounce slam home run and six r.b.i.’s. ol the cost ol said local improvement. The ground rule double to right. After cost ol said local improvement, to the extent Tracey Martin also hit for extra ol the amount nMne appropriation hereby SIEGELS Ryals stole third, Tim McHale made .therefor shall lie paid h'v special FRANKLIN PARK PHARMACY D E L I A bases, slamming a double and a assessments which shall Ik* levied in ac­ First KENDALL PARK drove- in the first Colonial run triple, while Sam Moore, Pat cordance with law on properly specialty This space HARDWARE INC. -whon-ho-rbounced-a—hit-up-the— benefited there! >y. as nea r Iv a s‘ may be in Presbyterian TlUi-keTmdTlhrls-MilieraiHrelted- proportion io and not m excess ol the peculiar BAPTIST CHURCH middle. Shortstop Van Deever doubles. Kish, in addition to his benefit, advantageor increase in value which “ Do it drifted toward the middle, the respective lots and parcels of real estate Rt.|27 opposite Kendall Park superb batting efforts, was the shall be deemed lo receive .by reason of said reserved yourself C h u rch fielded the ball and threw out local improvement* Thejnvner of anv land Shopping Center winning pitcher in relief. He was McHale on a fine defensive play.. upon which any such assessment shall have but see us DAYTON the second- of three pitchers been made may pav such assessment in Ihe O p e n 7 D a y s In the second inning the Lions number of equal, annual installments first." • S u n d a y S c h o o l fo r all. . : . . . FAST.FREE DE LIVERY Georges R oad, D ayton 9 :4 5 employed' by Tom Lichwa, the hereinabove determined, all as may be Morning Worship Service. .11:00 added another marker on a hit by for YOU! -Egle manager. One of Egle’s provided in accordance with law and' with E v en in g S e rv ice . 2 - ...... 7 :0 0 Corner Rt.27and Chinch School 9 :3 0 A.M. John Kroeper, a steal, and John other power- hitters, Tracey legal interest on the unpaid balance of the Morning Worship 11 A.M .; _ Wodno'sday Prayer-Meeting. . 0:00' Daniel’s run scoring hit. ■ assessment. ' ...... Hcndarion Road ------Nursery at llrOOServlce ------— Martin was called on by Egle to • .Section li. The lull faith and credit ol the . AX'7-84Z6 •Nursery Care Provided . Colonial', got a pair in’ -the . Township are hereby.pledged to.Ihe punctual.. Call 297-3571 take the' mound to put dowiTan IKiyinenl.pt the.principal oT and interest on Kendall Park Shopping Center Ronald J. Sloan, Pastor Ralph M. Weer\ Pastor second inning, when, with'one S.R.S. uprising, and in so doing, the said obligations authorized bv this or­ Office: 329-2463 out, Peter Csizek tripled and dinance. Said obligations shall fa* direct, PHONE 297-4644 was credited with the save. unlimited obligations of the Township, and stole home. Mickey. Harvey Dougy Braun started the game the Township shall |ie obligated lo levy ad PAINTING singled, stole his way to third and .valorem taxes .upon nil the taxable properly PLUMBING & HEATING TWIN COUNTY- for Egle. .... ' within the Tow nshlp for the payment o f sail! St. Barnabas scored on Danny McHale’s first' Steele Rosloff had a little bit of obligations and interest tnc’reon without, of three hits. limitation ns lo rule or amount. Don Grier BAPTIST CHURCH everything going for them on Station 7. This ordinance shall take effect DONALD C. Episcopal Church The Lions increased their lead twenty days after the Jirst publication PAINTING RODNER, INC. 107 Sand Hill Rd.# Kendall Park their side of the game. Gregg Lee Ihereot after linal adoption, as provided bv SiB.C. Affiliated in the third inning-when they and Mark Post shared the pit­ >said Local Bond Law. Sand Hill Road scored once more to make the INTERIOR - EXTfcRIOR -Air Conditioning 9:45 a.m. . . * . . Sunday School ching duties for S.R.S. Post between Kendall Park score 6-3. Dan Bartell and Dan STATEMENT Wallpaper Hanaing l l : 0 0 a . m j . . Morning Worship , ; a n d R o u t e O n e , showed fine speed on the base Pollard hit back to back singles, 6:00 p.m...... Training Union paths as he stole home two times bJ!lnn^il0I&52Stp^Is^ j 'e^wll^ asr SALES and SERVICE 7:00 p.m. .".. . Evening Services 8 A.M. Holy Communion following a Colonial error, to in the game. Walt Nazzario led limitation ywiuJn which a suit. Action or 7:30 p.m...... Wed. Night account for the Lions’ sixth run. ' Georges Road, Dayton m Prayer Meeting 10. A.M. Family Service the S.lI.R.S.' offensive attack as he ALL Colonial filled the bases with lhj> I AAot trAnJ r .... l _l ____ . . • a S O U T H . (N ursery for all services) (Nursery provided) belted a solo homer and a single. Hi! If

V a > V ; : V i , v - ■• • • * -■ . \ • , . -• :»v- ft ■■!" ' PAGE EIGHT-A /TH E CENTRAL POST \\ h ■ .THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1972 there is hereby appropriated the sum of \ 4 —a SOUTH BRUNSWldK TOWNSHIP ,i Choice of President and Vico President of the (c ) All members of the Commissiono shall___ ; • $25,000. Including the sum of $7,000 expected bo residents of South Brunswick Townshi] Township Clerk1 . >1 - -lo be received from Ihc South Bronsw ck ORDINANCE NO. ZM2\ United States - v > .-Approved: Public Notices Board of Education on account of the parking, , - (officer of the Commission. 6 j-ORDINANCEIX • 72 COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF provision ROADWAYS, PROVIDING\ PENALTIES Dclegates-at-large The Commission shall keep records of Its SOUTH BRUNSWICK. IN THE COUNTY OF now available therefor by \ (b) The terms of office of the first In a budget or budgets o f the Township FiOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. s Alternate Delegates meetings and activities and shall mako- an SOUTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP **• OHOINANCK AUTHOH1ZING IM- MIDDLESEX. NEW JERSEY (not less than !.l District Delegates Commissioners shall be as follows: annual report to the Township Committee. previously adopted. m • ’/ l. One member for one year. • ... ORDINANCE NO. 31-72 - - I'HtlVKMKNTS IN AND BY THKTOWN; Iwo-thinls of all the members thereof af­ Section 2. For the financing of.lald im; BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP £ . -Alternate District Delegates . SECTION 7. Appropriations ^ r , KIHP OK SOUTH BHUNSW1CK. IN THE firmatively concurring) AS FOLLOWS: . COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF s Vv .. (2) . Township Committeemen for 3 year 2. Two members for two years. (a) The Township Committee may ap« ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING TIIE* ‘ -c 'C.OUNTY OK MIDDLESEX. NEW JERSEY. ' Section l. The Improvement described in SOUTH BRUNSWICK, COUNTY OF M ID -/ term I 3. Two members for three years. propriate such funds as it deems necessary IMPROVEMENT OF THE WATER , J. APPROPRIATING I2S 000 THEREFOR. ; Section 3 of this ordinance Is hereby DLESEX, AS FOLLOWS: \ 2 Jl) Township Clerk for 3 year term (c) The Planning Board member ap- for the expenses incurred by the Com­ SUPPLY AND 1 DISTRIBUTION application berensider of said Sewn payrr inted to serve 6n this Commission shall not . ^ ' AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF , authorized as a general improvement to be negotiable bondi of the Townthlp, each to be 1. The ,owner s or...... tenant...... of any------parcel of land • Notice is hereby given that qualified voters mission. SYSTEM OF AND BY THE made or acquired by The Townsh P of Sooth bappointed beyond the expiration of ht*? SX3.7S* BONDS AND NOTES OF THE \ known as "G enerali mprovemenl Bond” , are . ^ within the Township of South Brun- of the Township of South Brunswick not- ~(br The Commission may appoint ouch TOWNSHIP OF* SOUTH BRUN­ Brunswick, in the County of Middlesex, New \swick shall keep all brush, hedge? and other already registered In said Township of South' term of office as a m em ber of the Planning clerks and other employees as ft may ,from SWICK. IN THE COUNTY OF TOWNSHIP KOIl FINANCING SUCH AP* Board. ^ I’ROPRJATION V. Jersey. For said improvement or purpose, hereby authorized to be issued in the prin­ pl?nt life growing within 10 feet o f any Brunswick under the laws of the State of New time to time require. Such appointments .MIDDLESEX, NEW JERSEY. cipal amount of $23,750 pursuant to and roadway and within 25 feet of the intersection Jersey governing permanent registration (d ) The successors of the first Com- shall be within the limits of the funds ap* APPROPRIATING $70.01)0 / within the limitations prescribed in the Local of two roadways'ays cut to a height of not more may register of transfer at Permanent missionere shall be appointed by the Mayor 1 to the Commission by the THEREFOR. DIRECTING A Bond Law of New Jersey. In anticipation of than 2-1/2 feet where th e ______f of Police of ~Registration ■* — ------Bureau;------Middlesex County and shall serve for terms o f three years and Co SPECIAL ASSESSMENT *OK TIIE ' - the issuance of said bonds and to temporarily South Brunswick Township shall decide that Board; of Election, County Administration until the appointment and qualifications of 8 COST.. . THEREOF. ■ - AND their successors. ■*. \ R. finance sajd improvement or purpose, said cutting is necessary and expedient for Building, 2nd Floor, Kennedy Square, New . The provisions of this Ordinance are AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OK .negotiable notes of the Township in a prin­ the preservation of public safety.' Brunswick, New Jersey at any time between SECTION 3. Removal and Vancancles. declared to be severable and if any section, SKfiJiOll'BONDS AND NOT Erf OK THE cipal amount not exceeding $23,750 are • - 2. Said owner or tenant shall within ID days 8:30 A.M; toll: 15 P.M :; or with the Township l. The Mayor or governing body of the sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance^ TOWNSHIP FOR FINANTING^CCII MOTBCE hereby authorized to be Issued pursuant to after notice by the Township jof South Clerk, at any time between 9:00 A.M. and ] Township may remove any m em ber of the shall for any reason be held to be invalid or APPROPRIATION und within the limitations prescribed hv Raid -B r u nswick Chief of Police cut any sAid brush, .noon daily (except Saturday,1 Sunday and Commission for cause after written charges unconstitutional, such decision, or decisions Law. i ; *' -* hedges and otherplffnt“Tire under— thc^~;'la?gafHolidaysl7Last-day to.register or file. have been serveddupon upon thetheme member and after shall not affeqt'the validity of the remaining BE ITOltDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP " " Section 3. (a) The improvement hereby direction of the Chief of ~ Police e ’jof] South change of residence application to be eligible a hearing on saidid charges nt which time the sections, sentences, clauses and phrases ,of COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TO MEW RESIDENTS authorized and the purposo for the financing Brunswick. to vote in the next succeeding election is member shall be entitled tqt be heard in this Ordinance but they shall remain in ef­ SOUTH BRUNSWICK. IN THE COUNTY OF of which said obligations are to be issued is 3. Any owner or tenant aggrieved by a September 20, 1972,40 days prior to General - person or by counsel. fe ct’ it being the legislative intent of this MIDDLESEX; NEW JERSEY inol less than the construction of a public parking area in decision of the Chief of . Police ordering the Election, November 7,1972. Registration for 2. In the event of a vacancy occurring on Ordinance .that shall stand not withstanding l\vo-thirds of nil .the members thereof af- - the vicinity of the Greenbrook School,'im­ cutting of any brush, hedges, and other plant voting for President and Vice President only the Commission other than by expiration o f a the invalidity of any part. (intuitively concurring) AS FOLLOWS) Any citizen o f the United States o f the age o f 18 years, who has or shall provement of the storm water drainage life shall within 10 days of notification o: said closes thirty days before November 7, 1972. term such vacancy shall be fiued for the SECTION 9. Section i. The improvement described in have becom e a resident o f this State and o f this county o f Middlesex, at decision file a written appeal with the The aforesaid General Election will be held 4 unexpired term in the some manner as an This Ordinance shall take effect after final Section :i of this ordinance is hereby Planning Board of South Brunswick Town- at the following polling places: , original appointment. passage and publication as required by law,... authorized as a local improvement to be least 30 days next before the Presidential Election to beheld November 7, ; , ship specifying reasons in support thereof. ■ SECTION 4. PowerSi ■ •! ... T .. made or acquired liy.The.Township o f South .. 1972 and wjho at the time o f said election will not be qualified to vote for ______storin water drain along 4, Upon receipt of any written appeal rio Polling...... Districl No. 1 ...... ^ The ’ South Brunswick' Conservetion The above Ordinance was introduced andnd Brunswick, in the County of Middlesex. New Richard Road at a point approximately I ;000 further action requiring the cutting of any Daytonivton School.School, Dayton,Dayl N. J. Commission shall have the following powers:' passed on first reading at a regular meeting Jersey. For said improvement or purpose, the other candidates, and upon any public question, to be voted for, and feet north of United States Highway Route brush, hedges or plant life1 shall be taken Polling District No. 2 (a) The Commission shall have the power of the Township Committee of the Township there is hereby appropriated the sum of who is not eligible to vote in said Presidential Election elsewhere, may No. l, and construction of a new concrete until a written report has been submitted by Mon. Jet. Fire House, Mon. Jet., N. J. to conduct research fnto,the use and possible of South Brunswick, held on September 5. STiUKK).STD.iKX). said sumsun being inclusive of all «p% the Planning Board bf South Brunswick use^of^open land areas of Sopth Brunswick proprlations her apply for a “ New Resident” registration and ballot at his Municipal curbs nt Richard Road and United Slates Polling District No. 3 1972. and will be considered on'second proririations heretofore made therefor and Highway Route No. 1, All a i shown on and in -Township on the Issue o f whether!said cut­ Kingston Fire House, Kingston, N. J. ■ reading and final passage at a regular including Ihe sumsu o f $3,500 its , the down Clerk’ s O ffice or the Office o f the Middlesex County Board o f Elections, accordance with plans (and specifications on ting is necessary and expedient for the Polling District No. ■ ; (b) The Commission shall have thV Power meeting of the Township Committee of the payment for saidsah improvement or/purpose to'coordinate the activities of all uripfficlal or the Middlesex County Clerks Office, on or before the 10th day of file in Ihe Office o f the Township Clerk!and preservation of the/ public safety, which Dean? School, Georges Rd., (Deans) Mon. Township of South Brunswick, to be held at requireefrequimf by law;and law;,...... now available/therefor...... hereby approved...... ------report shall.be- completed within thirty■ty (30) . Jet. N. J. bodies which are organized for purposes -th e Municipal Building* Monmouth Junction,__ J iv virtue.oY provision in a budget or budgets October, 1972. ib) The estimated maximum1 amount of days of------receiptw of------the Notice, of . Appeal. ic~All Polling District No. 5 similar |o that of the commisslbnr >"* “ South Brunswick Township, New Jersey at brthe'TbwiTs'htirpfevJbUSIy auopledY' ' ...... • bonds and notes to be issued for said purpose ' further actions shall be consistent with the Cambridge School, Kendall Park, N. J. , (c) The Commission shall have the power 8:00 P.M. on October 3, 1972, at which ume S(*clion *J. For the financing of suid im­im- is $23,750. . r conclusions, of-the report of the Planning Polling District No. 6 and place any person interested therein will provement or purpose and to meet the part or Dated: September 11,"1972 (c) The estimated cost of said purpose i * - Board. - \ , ■ '■■ ■ Vet. of. Foreign Wars Bldg., Henderson be given nn opportunity to be heard. saidS7IUKH) appropriation not provided for hv $25,000. the excess thereof over tbesaid n 5;,It shoP be deemed a violation of thto Rd., Franklin Park, N. J. n Its Judgment necessary for ,_ Y „ „ _____ GILBERT J. SPAHR application hereunder of said down payment. FRANKSCHATZM AN estimated maximum amount of bonds or Ordinance to refuse^ to^ cut any such brush, Polling District No. 7 its purposL. . (d) The Commission shall have the power — ...... MIDDLESEX COUNTY CLERK noles to bo issued therefor beipg the amount hedges and other plant life^ as designated Constable School, Kendall Park, N. J. (See PUBLIC NOTICES, of the said down’payment for*aldpurpo*®.---above-withinifl..day* after the reccipfof tho Polling District.No. 8 ^______to keep and maintain an index of all open ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Section 4. The following matters^ore notice from the Chief of Police unless a • Greenbrook School, Kendall Park, N. J, > areas, publicly or privately owned, Including open marshlands, swamps or other.wetlands, Page 7-A) NEWBRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY 08903 creby written appeal has been filed In which case, Polling District No. 9 stated* If the Planning Board findr' such cutting’ Cambridge School, Kendall Park, N. J. In orderi to obtain information on the proper necessary^necessary, saidI cutting shall bb completecompleted Polling District No. 10 use of such areas. (a ) The said purpose described In Section 3 SECTION 4 _ of this ordinance Is not a current expense and s of tho completion o f the report Constable School, Kendall Park.N. J. - ...... -leV -Tlie Commission-shall.have, the-power,, " "Voters may make inquiry as to the locationf' to recommend to the South- Brunsyrtck- Township may.lawfully.acqulre or make asu tensions only-in-undue-...... up hardship - cam s o s and - of the polling place in the district in which he — PIanning-Board.-pIans„and...programsr for, general- ...... improyement.-provement. andno and no partpart of of the the cost cost«. suchsuch eextensions x ten sfor shall...... be in writing. resides by. calling the Township Clerk at the inclusion in a municipal m aster plan and the uiereof has been or shall be specially 7. Provided the owner or tenanf does not Municipal Building, telephone number (201) development and use of such areas, assessed on property specially benefited comply with this Ordinance within the ap­ 329-8122 daily Monday thru Friday (except (f) This Commission shall not have the thereby. plicable time periods or within the extension Legal Holidays) between 9:00 AM and 12:00 power of condemnation or eminent domain. ib) The period of usefulness of said pur­ period granted by the Chief of Police, tho noon. , It shall not have power to pledge the credit of pose. within the limitations of section 40A:2- Chief ofPolIce shall have said brush, hedges < Gilbert J. Spahr, Clerk of said Local Bond Law and according to the Tdwnship. or to create any debt against it 22 ,or otherplant life cut by Township personnel C.P. 9-14-72 2T or injahy manner act.as the agent of the NOTICE the reasonable life thereof la five yearti. or an Independent contractor. Said Township Fee: $31.78 Township. . (c) The, supplemental debt statement personnel and/or independent contractor (g) The Commission shall have power to required by said Law has been duly made -shall cut said brush, hedges ormother plant study and make recommendations con­ ana filed in the office of the Township Clerk „ nr. .. rnrT1- , ntn 'n~j-T~n7iT~i‘iVr ~\F TV "- life and said cost shall be computed and SOUTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP cerning open space preservation^ water ::;T0 PERSONS DESIRING ABSENTEE BALLOTS t e i i ? . c^ 5 5 2 5™ “ ;given tolhe^CW efof Police who sfibU certify ------ORDINANCE NO. 34-72------• resources mnnagememralr pollution controlr H iin ?r ^ I b e said cost to the Governing Body. The ' ’solid wasteManagement'' noise'control;'soil" Governing Body shall examine this cer- AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND and landscape protection, enviromental I f you arc a qualified and rcgistcretfvotcr o f the State who expects to be — tificate of costs, and,if found correct, shall - PRESCRIBING THE DUTIES-OF- --appearance,” marine' resources--and ^ y/iphf11 rfrU n cause the cost as shown thereon to be THE SOUTH BRUNSWICK EN­ • protection of flora and fauna. * abseiit''outside-the State'on November 7, 1972,- or-a qualified-and ^ :i^ r“^® ^ ?s^ P r a? " cle^ ne4 ^-M------charged against sald landsrThe amount-so- V IR O N M E N T A L COMMISSION — SECTION 5 charged shall forthwith become a lien upon | (a) Tho Commission, subject to the ap­ registered voter who will be within the State on November 7, 1972, but this ordinance by $23,750, and the issuance of such lands and shall be added to and form BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP proval of the Township Committee, may the said obligations authorized by this or­ because o f illness or physical disability, or because o f the observance o f a part of the taxes next to be assessed and COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF acquire property, both real and personal in dinance will h e within all debt limitations levied upon such lands, the same to bear SOUTH BRUNSWICK IN THE COUNTY OF religious holiday pursuant-to the tenets o f your religion* or.bccausc„of_ -prescribed by aahFLaw the name of South Brunswick by gifts, pur- Interest at fbeiPJrrc rath a s other taxes and * - MIDDLESEX,-as follows:~-L— ------"“Chase;grant, bequest, devise or lease for any resident attendance at a school, college or university, will be unable to id) Not exceeding $2,500 on.account of shall be collected and enforced by the same SECTION 1. Definitions ‘ j of its purposes and shall administer the same cast your ballot at the polling place in your district on said date, and you interest./engineering and inspection costs, officers and In the same manner as taxes. For the purpose of this Ordinance, the . for such purposes subject to the terms of the legal and accounting expenses and the cost or following terms, phrases, words, and their desire to vote in the General Election to be held on November 7, 1972, 8. This Ordinance shall take effect upon . conveyance .or gift. issuance of said obligations, as defined and final passage and publication according to derivations shall have the meaning given j (b) Such ah acquisition may be to acquire herein. When not Inconsistent • with the kindly.write.or apply in person to the undersigned at once requesting that authorized by section 40A:2-20 o f said Law, is law. thb fee or any lesser Interest, development und shall be charged as u part of;the total context, words used In the present. tense . a civilian absentee ballot be forwarded to you. Such request must state The above Ordinance was introduced and , right, - easement (including conservation- cost of said purpose to bo financed by the passed on first reading at a regular meeting include future, words in tho plural number casement). convenant or other contractural NOW $ 1 . 9 8 you$ home address, and the address to which said ballot should be sent, issuance of said obligations. of the Township Committee of the Townshi] include the singular number and words In the V afid wtisr be ‘signed with your signature, and statcrth’ereason whyyotTSvHl- oj;,SouUuBrun.wb:k.bgid,.QO..AuKmt,L..l singular number Include the plural number, i iiiiiiiiiiiii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinv Townsnm urenereby pledgee to tfie punctual \ a amnd_was considej*ed^ on second! reading on *• frhe'word-“ shaU"-l3'tilways‘ Trranda:tory"a'nd"-‘ 'Ru'g^'Vram lW lyT^hrened'-antf- not be able to vote at your usual polling place. N o civilian absentee ballot payment of the principal of and interest on’ Y An not merely directory.------; ; ;------^— August 15,1972. was amended on September shampooed. Prompt free pick-up the said obligations authorized by this ordin- 19, 1972 and will be considered on third and (A) “ Township” is the Township of South 3 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS: Marvin Charen RP: Owner will be furnished or forwarded to any.applicantunlcssrequest thcrcfQr is. Brunswick. J ■ —ance. Said obligations shall be direct, unlimit­ final reading and final passage at a regular and delivery service. Robert Stefanowicz RP; Silvio Mollicone RP received NOT LESS than 7 days prior to the election, and contains the ed obligations of the Township, and the meeting' of,i the Township Committee of the (B ) “ Commission” is the Environmental RUG and foregoing information. -- :------Townsmp shall be obligated, to levy ad shipship of South Brunswick to be held pt Commission of South Brunswick. valorem taxes upon all the taxable property the Municipal Building, Monmouth Junction. (C) "Chairman” is that member of the ATLANTICCARPET iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiniiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiininmiiimiiiiiiiiM' uilhin the Township for the payment o f said South Brunswick Township, New Jersey al Environmental Commission so designated as Forms ofapplication can be obtained from the undersigned. obligations und, interest thereon without B:QQ p.m. on October 3, 1972 at which ume the presiding officer of the Commission by CLEANING COMPANY limitation us to rate or amount. and place apy person interested therein will the Mayor of South Brunswick Township. KEN D ALI P ARK— Section 6. This ordinance shall take effect be given the opportunity to be heard. : (D) "M ayor” is the m em ber of the QUALITY If yqu arc leaving the State yourdatc o f departure is required. twenty days after the first publication GILBERT J. SPAHR, Township Committee designated as Chair­ man.. u . I thereof after final adoption, as provided in' Township Clerk - said LocaLBond Law.------CP: 9-21-72 IT SECTION 2. Pfganizallon of (he Commission SERVICE DATED: September 11,1972...... Fee: $20.34 > 1. Membership.Qualifications STATEMENT j The Commission shall be composed of five 3574 Hw y. 27, Kendall Park, N.J. biembers who shall 'm eet th e , following ECONOMY m The bond ordinance published herewith has NOTICE TO VOTERS criteria: “ . - - S TO R E H O UR S: Open Dally 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. FRANK SCHAT7.MAN been finally adopted and the 20-day period of (a) Each member of the Commission ' PERMANENT REGISTRATION AND Sunday and Holiday* Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. MIDDLESEX COUNTY CLERK limitation within which a suit, action Or ELECTION NOTICE shall be appointed by the Mayor o f South 924-2511 ^proceeding^quesUqning_the validUy-OLsuch _ -- Brunswick -Township______■ ...... - SOUTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP ordinance con be commenced, as provided in (b) One member of the Commission! shall ' — - ^ 1337- H ami I ton Ave.~ the Local Bond Law has begun to run from Tfenton; N.J. For Prompt Free Delivery.; Call 297-T313 „ ____ that the District be ’ a member of the South Brunswick the date of the fitet publication of this Notice is hereb; Planning Board., \ ~ , Election Boards wi m eet In their respective statement. polling places, hereinafter designated, Gilbert J. Spahr between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and P.M. Township Clerk 8:00 on CP: 9-21-72 IT . , Tuesday, November 7,1972 Fee: $27.00 for the purpose of conducting a General Election for the election of;

NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES, - -■NOTICE--,./ ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS IE fill H ill THUMB0M Public notice Is hereby given that I, Joseph E. Rauch, Collector o f Taxes o f the Township o f South Brunswick, in the County o f Middlesex, will sell at public sale, on THE 29TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1972 /- TO MILITARY SERVICE VOTERS at the Collector’s Office, Municipal Building, Kingston Lane an’d Monmouth Junction Rond, Monmouth Junction, South Brunswick Township, New Jersey;at 10:00 A.M. (D.S.T.).or at such other time and place to which said sale may then be adjourned at the said Collector’s Office, each and all o f the several lots and parcels o f land assessed to the respective persons M S iLE IF BINDEI AND TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS whose names aro set opposite each respective.parcel as the owner thereof for the total amount o f municipal liens chargeable against said lands respectively, as computed up to the 29 th day o f September 1972, all described in and particularly set out in a list o f the lands so If you are in the Military Service or the spouse or dependent o f a person ip subject to sale, bound In book form and now a‘permanent record In my said office, alt as . o r e Biol lu st a n o th e r prettv nole h ooh i) Military Service or are a patient in a veterans' hospital-or a civilum- required underthe provisions o f Article 4, Chapter 5^Title 54, o f the Revised Statutes o f attached to or serving with the Armed Forces o f the United States New Jersey, 1937, entitled “ Sale o f Real Property to Enforce Liens” , Section 54:5-19 to 54:5-111, and amendments thereto. . r / without the State-of New Jersey, or the spouse or dependent of and TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that the hereinafter described lands nnd'each o f the accompanying or residing with a civilian attached to or serving with the respective parcels thereof, will be sold to make the amount o f municipal liens severally Armed Forces o f the United States, and desire to vote, or if you are a chargeable against the same on the 31st day o f December, 1971. exclusive, however, o f the .relative or friend o f any such person who,.you believe, will desire to vote liens for the year 1972 as computed in said list against each parcel ofland severally assessed as one parcel, together with interest on each o f the several amounts respectively to the dole in the General Election to be held on November 7, 1972 kindly write to > o f sale and costs o f the sale. Parcels arc to be sold subject to roll back taxes under Farmland. the undersigned at once making application for a military service ballot to Assessment Act o f 1964. j be voted in said election to be forwarded to you, stating your name, age, TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that said lands will be sold to make the amount o f municipal serial numhsr if you are in military service, home address and the address liens chargeable against redemption at the lowest rate o f Interest. The payment for the sale shall be mode before the conclusion o f the sale by cash, certified check or money order, or 'at which y o u are Stationed or can be found, or if you desire the military the property shall be resold. Properties for which there are not other purchasers, shall be service balfet for a relative or friend then make an application under oatli struck o ff and sold to the Township o f South Brunswick, in accordance with said act o f the for a military service ballot ta he fcmvaidcd to jiim , stating in your legislature. Interest on subsequent liens shall be allowed as provided by law— - application that he is over the age o f 18 years and stating his name, serial TAKE NOTICE that Municipal Liens arc from 1968 through 1971 inclusive. number if he is in military service, home address and the address i(t which At any time before sale, said Collector willHjceive payment o f the amount due on any property with the interest and costs incurred by cash, certified check or m oney order. he is stationed or can be found. J The land and premises to be sold are dvseribed as follows: .