The Franklin NEWS-RECORD Ente~daa ueaondalan. mutteron Suly$, 1961 10~ per copy eeL. 14, NO. 20 atthep0itOfficelnSomeriehNe*Jerny, SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 Park ::!,:: Project Industrial Zone Extension? Council May Act May 23 i<:i Boosted ilii~! Opponentsof an ordinancethat for zone between an industrial ship plans to have the developer acres, "I think you should send it would rezone 400 acres of land zone and a residential zone. pay for bringing these facilities back to the Planning Board for forindustrial use spent90 minutes i Mayor Robert Pierry agreed onto and across the property. alternatives," he said. White Residents Thursday convincing Township that the tract wasn’t included in But does anyone think that Mr. At one point, Mr. Pucillo brist- ICouncilthat it waswise, politically the plan, but said that didn’t mean Callwill be selllngit for$6,500 led when Mr. Naruta said that one Want More Town at least,to postponetaking a final it wasn’t an appropriatechange. an acre, asked Mr. Naruta."There parcel of land was not included vote for adoption. His argumentwas that the town- is no guaranteethat he will.We in the rezoningbecause it belonged Help For Negroes But whether their arguments a- shipneeded attractive light indus- rezonefor cheap land and won’tto Mr.Pucillo and to PhilipLevin, rezoning "Do you know how much of that gainst of land adjacent tryas a taxratable and that "Mr. get it." to theSomerset Valley Industrial Calltold Council that he hadtwo Mr. Buckley told Council I own," demandedMr. pucillo. Last Thursday,Franklin Town- Campus actually changed any he or threepeople llned up," thought they shouldrezone a srnaI-WhenMr. Naruta said no hehadn’t shipCouncil was again asked what mindsor onlygained a momentary Althoughthe land is unimproved checked, he was told "three and was being done for Negroesin. delaywill be decided at the Coun- now, said the Mayor,sewer and ler areaand if it attractsindus- a half acres~tMr, Lovin owns el- Franklin.Similar questions have cil sessionnext Thursday. waterare nearby and that the town- trialfirms, then rezone addltional most all of satd Mr. Puclllo. been asked before, and last week Led by Alex Narutaand William The Naruta forces argued that the answersremained basically Buckley,both from a groupcalled the rezontng is !n the probable the same. "Citizensfor SoundZoning," the area of Interstate Route 95 and The big difference this timewas opponentsbased their opposition that white residents were asking that zoningshould be deferred on two points: the change violates untilthe exact alignment is known. the questions about the Hamilton the recently adopted Franklin Mas- Park Youth Development Project "Recentinformation indicates ter Plan, and there is already that this road is of secondary and other programs aimed at the sufficient industrial land available importanceto the state.Franklin black community. Banding Together in Franklin, can’t wait for the state to make The questions, most of them The land set for rezonlng from concerning the priorities and lead- contingentto Phoenix,Ariz. fromits spring band concert to up its mind," said the mayor, Sue Willard,Sgt. Major of agricultural-residentialis along reiteratinghis argumentsthat the ership of the Council, dominated the Franklin High School Mrs. Bertram Jones, left, aid theGolden Warriors intheir ElizabethAvenue. Joseph CaU of thehour-long public portion of the treasurer of the MacAfee PTA defense ofthetrnattonal march- townshipmust attract industry If Golden Warrior Band accepts Kenilworth,the owner of 200acres, thetax rate Is to be heldnear the meeting. a checkfrom John ~I. o~/n.iban of and Thomas DelCasale,prin- ing bandchampionship title at requestedthe zoning change.A Several womenquestioned the the MacAfeeRoad Sch0~1 ’Band clpallook on. The elementary the annual Jaycee convert- realtorand land developer,h~ presentlevel. prioritieson which Councilwas to help send the high school school earmarked proceeds tlonthis June. claimsto havetwo or threefirms An ordlnanceto rezoneas busi- spendingmoney, claimingthat interestedin locatingthere. nessan areaof’Easton Avenue be- someof It would produce more re- Franklin’s efforts to "send the band to Phoenix" will have to Councilmendefended the ordln- tweenthe Franklin State Bank and sults in the Hamilton ParkproJect. be increasedby at leastten per cent. anceas theresult of considerable McAtser’s Restaurant was also Mrs. Gayle Blundell questioned Hearing Set The GoldenWarrior band will get to the nationalJaycee con- study by themselvesand by the introduced. Councilman Bruce the $20,000 expenditure for codi- ventionnext month to defendits championship as the nation’sbest Planning Board. Mayor Robert Williams noted that it was already fication of local laws, and several marchingband only if $32,000is raised,Right now, the band PlerrY noted the high cost of in- used primarilyfor businessand peoplecontrasted the Council’sFor Accused fundsits at about$20,000 with less than one month to go. dustrial land in the township and thatrezoning would eliminate the supportfor the FranklinHigh On Saturday,May 25, yet anotherlocal business will help by said this additionwould create need for a varianceeveryfime a Schoolband with that for the black declaringa "bandday" and sharingits profits.Hamilton Lanes competitionand, hopefully, bring firmwished to makesome changes community. Trooper willgive the band all the money it takesin on therental of bowling downthe price. to itsstructure. When a suggestionwas made to shoesand tees/or using lanes (except for league bowling events.) Mr, Naruta disputed this, and starta funddrive for the project The SomersetCounty Grand Jury If you don’twant to go bowlingwith the familybetween 1 p.m. engaged in a long and loud argu- A resolution authorizing appli= likethat which is raising$30,000 ment with Councilman Joseph Pu- cationto the federal Housingand willconvene tomorrow at I0 a.m. andclosing time, you can stillbuy a bumpersticker, donate cash, Urban DevelopmentDepartment to sendthe bandto PhoenixAriz. in the countycourthouse to hear or helpby planningyour own fund raising project. ctllo over the price of land in to defendits Jayceechampion- chargesof atrociousassault and foracquisition of a portionof the Call Mrs. HarryStilwell, 8 Doris Road,Middlebush for more Franklin. "RCA tract"off DeMottLane was ship,some blackresidents pro- battery broughtby Mrs. Sadie information. Land prices are comparable with tested.They claimedthat whati Mitchellagainst Trooper Arthur surroundingtowns he said, butde- approved.The land wouldbe used wasvitally necessary was official clinedto give an actualprice, for a park. CouncilmanLeonard Wardel in connectionwith the Vilerabstained. leadershipand supportfrom the April"21arrest of herson, George c~aimingthat threerealtors had Council. notyet given him the data.He said CouncilmanHarry Stilwell,a Sutton, (Student) Council Calls Accordingto theresolution, the Witnessesto thearrest in front he knew of land that Mr. Buckley amountrequested is $145,150to leadingforce in theBand Parents had for sale at around $6,500 an Association,took exception to re-of the First BaptistChurch in coverhalf the cost,Green Acres acre. moneywould pay the otherhalf. marksabout the band, statingthat Franklin have claimed that Wardle Mr.Pucillo said that recent land it was the best communityrela= used excessiveforce in the ar- For New Township Hall Mr. Vilercontended that costto of Sutton,a Negroand former saleshad been for about$I0,000 thetownship would be substantial, tionsprogram in Franklin. rest an acreand that he knewofapend= "Thisisn’t being done to bringmental patient. Resolutions to create a new anydwelling. ing deal at a "firm $20,000an Councilsaid after the meeting gloryto Franklin,"he said.Ac- municipal building, establish traf- A resolutionon the municipal they intendedto purchaseabout A flyerdistributed by theSom- buildingdescribes present facili- acre. I challenge anyone to dispute cordingto Mr.StilwelI, 200 stu- ersetCounty Congress of Racialfic lights, improve recreational 110acres of the tract.R haslong dents from all backgroundsand facilities and control Junk yards tiesas "Inadequatein size,"con- me." Equality(CORE) asserts that Sut- taining In a statement read at the meet- been discussed as an alternative raceshave workedlong and hard ton "requiredsix stitches in his and firearms were among the many health and safety haz- to the proposed Canal Park on toward a commongoal, and have ambitious program adopted at the ards," and "improperly lighted and ing,Mr. Narutaclaimed the change lip,his face wasswollen on one is in oppositionto the Master Easton Avenue, which has never found that diligence pays off. recent town meeting which cul- heated." It calls for the erection gained full council support, side, and he had bruises on his of a new municipal building and’ ~lan,and violated the principleof This interaction, he said, has chest." minated studentgovernment day resultedin many studentswho forFranklin High School students. the use of present facilities by havinga researchzone and a but- lackedinterest showing so much Policecharge thatSutton first Twenty-three studentpoliticos the Police Department. drivethat they now are planningstrucka Franklinpatrolman, Ri- spent the day touring township of- Reflecting For Safety on attendingcollege. chardTornquL4t In resistingar- rices and conferring with admin- erection""’°"’ of traffic "°""c’°"*"°’lights at the "°IJaycees Set Free Tour "Sixmonths ago theywere head= rest. istrators and then evidenced their intersections of J.F. KennedyBou- The county CORE group has. RIGHT WAY=- A Franklin School and May 26 at Pine ed for trouble,"he said. This awarenessof municipalissues by levardand EastonAvenue, of Ce- Grove School.The rodeo will involvementhas helped them to go calleda rallytonight to discusspassingsix professionally-wordeddar Grove Road and EastonAve- youngster shows off reflective IMemorial tape -- a bicycle safety fea- testyoungsters’ cycling skills Of Historical "right," he added. the incidentand determineIts resolutions, hue, and of HamiltonStreet and futureaction pending theoutcom~ ture which will be emphasized and knowledge, inspect bikes, SomersetCounty Congresson The studentsare all candidates Vanderbllt Avenue. bicycle rodeo and offer free applications of for high school student govern- Another resolution calls for the IDay Parade at the safety lobe RacialEquality Chairman Ed- [ of the jury’sfindings. sponsoredby the FranklinJay- reflective tape. Chairman is Sites Slated ward Whiteurs agreed the bandI CORE Chairman Ed Whtteurt :ment posts, and were required to construction of minimumrecrea- oees May 19 at Road Jeffrey Green. exhibit thorough knowledge of both ttonal facilities and the levy of an The Franklin TownshipChambe: MacAfee drivewas a worthwhilecause, but [saidthe meetingwas calledto The FranklinTownship Histor- said that the same money spent"bring the communityup to date"the post for which they campaigned entrance fee to compensate for the of Commerce, with the aid of the and the postsassigned for thestu-loss of tax fundsfrom the con- American Legion, is planning a icalSociety, will sponsor an his- locallywould have had an even on the chargesagainst Trooper torlcaltour of thetownship Satur- greaterresult. dent governmentday exercise.A structionof a proposedreservoir. Memorial Day parade and com- LWVSponsors Buses To day, May 18, beginningatg:3Oa.m. He warnedthe Council, as havei IWardle. cerneclthatHe saidthe local COREcase is con-will finaltouch of verisimilitudewill The studentsalso recommend-munity entertainment. otherblack leaders, that thetown- ibe handledin a similarfashion be the use of actualvoting ma- ed to the boardof educationthat It is anticipated that the parade Persons taking the tour will shipis in dangerof seriousdivi- Ins one durlngrecent Trenton riots, chines-- lentby thetownship =- sufficientlighting be providedat will start about noon on May 31 ’Majority Response’ Rally travel in their own cars, on a duringthe highschool elections townshipschools for recreational and will travel the length of Ham- routeindicated by the historical ston if the Council "doesn’t ~ir.admit tours "" ""i ..... memner society.The tour will begin at ...... I wn clalmeoa today. facilitiesto be open at night.ilton Street to Franklin Boulevard jorityresponse rally may do so, mere are promems use take mar, " lot thepolicewas let,, off the hook,, The FranklinTownship League PhillipsSchool, Route 27, Frank- ership." Headedby Nell Versteeg,who -0- andthen to a baseballfield, where and may contactMrs. Eugene Var- following the fatal shooting of a 3f WomenVoters is going to co- lin Park, where maps and lists "We lookto the highestof[i- black divinity student in therio( assumedthe role of mayor,par- the chamber has challenged the ordinateand organizetranspor- nay, 17 HadlerDrive, Franklin cials. You’vegot to do some= ticlpantsincluded Clara Fizzarot- Township Council and the Board for moredetails and for helpar- of siteswill be distributed.At Kiwanis tationfor individuals and groups eachsite a guidewill meet visi- thing or the peopleare goingto area. ti, township manager;and Bonnie Club of Education to a softball game. I rangingtransportation. -0- who wish to take part in the "Me= torsand answerquestions. be up in arms all the time," he Sovinee, Glen Niemy, Bob Rice, "We are out to make Memorial jority RespensS" rally tn Trenton The league plans to charter Sites to be WoodyStlnes, JaniceDolan, MI= Day both a special community day some buses and chargeenough to visited include Rock- said. =0- I Monday-, May 27. ingham, George Washingion’s N. J. Jetport chelleDi Ferdinando,Claudia Hig- To Sponsor and a funday" stated newly=elected ! State-wide, the League and many coverthis cost for anyoneriding ginsand GloriaBrogan, council- chamber president Ronald Fletch- headquarters in 1783, where he other groups are massing troopsthem. wrote his famous farewell ad- men. er. "Although the chamber is pri- forthe rallyat theWar Memorial -0- Monthlyreports at the evening Hoxie Circus marily interested in serving the dress to the armies. It is now a Is Threat Buildingin responseto remarks state historical site, and many of Iowa meeting were given by Tax industries and the business of the made by some state legislators area, I feel we have a realrespon- its authentic furnishings were col- ¯ AssessorLinetta Eden, Tax Col- Complete with elephants, hor- ~followlngGee. Richard J. Hughes lected by the Rockingham com- To Franklin lectorShelly Garretson, Town- ses, clowns and international cir- sibilityto makeFranklin a better placeto live.I hopewe geta good recent call for massive aid to mittee of the Franklin Historical Nuisance,noise and air poilu-~hip Clerk Pat O’Brien,Chief cus stars,Hoxle Bros, Circus is New Jersey’scities. Society. BuildingInspector Thaddeus Kel- turnoutfor the paradeand for the tlonare the byproducts of a rood. comingto FranklinTownship on Followingthe governor’sspeech Alsoon theitinerary Is theJohn ly,Finance Officer Sue Garretson, Thursday,Aug. 22. baseballgame." callingfor a bondissue, some leg- era jetport,the FranklinHome= Mr. Fletcherreported that the Honeyman House at Griggstown, owners’Civic Association learne( HealthOfficer Sue Llvak, Chief of The three-ringHoxie Circus Islatorsasked if the majorltyof the home oi the man reputed tc PoliceStephanie DeSalva, Super- willbe sponsoredby theFranklin chamberhas a specialteam readyNew Jersey’sresidents -- who Monday. to fieldagainst the Township Coun- have been Washington’s spy dur- Frank Torpey,co-chairman o: intendentof Public Works Sue TownshipKiwanis Club. Hugetents do notlive in citiesaffected with ing the New Jersey campaigns; will be set up acrossfrom the cil and Boardof EducationTeam. the Somerset-HunterdonJetport Dressel,Welfare Director Valorle the problemsof ghettoes-- would the Delaware and Raritan Canal, Broadnax,Fire InspectorsSteve KendallPark ShoppingCenter on Proceedsfrom the game will go supportthe governor. Association,long a foeof a fourth to thePhoenix fund for the Frank- opened in 1834; the restored Mill- Boswell and Charles Haywoed, Route27, and performanceswill The rally has been plannedas stone Forge, one the oldest New York jetport in this area, linHigh School band, oi outlinedhis group’s position to MagistrateBob Sykes and Attorney be givenat 2 and8 p.m. thatresponse. blacksmlthshops in the nation; ChrisDe Salve. Themotto of HoxieBros. Circus Finaldetails for the paradeand AnyoneIn SomersetCounty who the Franklin group. the baseball will an- and two other sites to be an- Thelrplatform of townshipres- is "the greatest circus on earth game be wouldllke to takepart in theme- nounced.The tour is free the He pointed out the nuisance, olutionswould condemn junkyards for the money." In keeping with nouncedlater this week and a pa- the only chargeis a small fee for pollution and the social and of ChurchillAvenue as a threat this motto membersof the Kiwanis rade chairman will be named SCAP Proposes enteringthe mansionat Rocking- economic problems that he said to public health and prohibit the Club and the Franklin High School -0- wouldfollow installation of a jet- ham. near the Somerset-Hunter-discharging of firearms within Key Club will be selling special Day Care Center The tour is particularlyap- port one-half mile of the outside of priced advance tickets for chil- Township Hall don countyline, a proposedsite, propriatefor schoolchildren be- dren and adults. Tickets will also For Franklin binningthe study ofhlstory. James One four-enginejet emitscar- be sold on the day of the circus. Plans Dinner Somerset Community Action Moise,president of thehistorical bon monoxide,hydrocarbons and Proceeds from the Kiwanis FranklinTownship employees society,expressed the hope that nitrogenoxide equal to thatof Steering Committee circusday projectwill benefit Program (SCAP) has proposed that MRS. LOUISE LAMB willhold a testimonialdinner forla day carecenter slmilarto the manyfamilies will take this op- 10,000automobiles operating for Reports May 25 To ~wanls service projects In the Mrs. ChristineSlocum, who is portunRyto introducetheir chil- a day,Mr, Torpey claimed. township. Henry Spritzer, Walt one now operatingin Somerville retiringafter serving the town-be set up to accomodatethe pre- drento the historicalbackground Riot Control Body Ogburn and Lea Viler are serving shipfor 43 years. of theirown community. Mrs. Lamb Wins A propertyvalue decrease of a schoolchildren of workingniothers WILLIAM GEE least 20 per cent and tax rat, as circus chairmen. Mrs.Slocum has servedas clerkin FranklinTownship. -0- :increasesof wouk -0" Teller Award 40 per cent The March "CommunityCon- forthe tax assessor and as regis- At a recentmeeting at Hlllcrest $1,400 Earned ference on Riots"will be re- trarof vitalstatistics. Shestarted Mrs. Louise Lamb of 24 Gifford follow, the jetport association’s workingfor thetownship in 1925.School, Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson, Franklin Bank research indicates, he said.. convenedas the FranklinTown- :ii’ LeagueBacking SCAPco-ordinator, said that the For Band Fund IRoad, Franklin has been named ship Riot PreventionConfer- Her retirement took effect last Somervillecenter cannot accomo-Names W. R. Gee the first recipientofFranklinState[ Two rumvays, Torpey said, ence, Saturday,May 25, from Friday. Bank’s outstanding teller award. I would be pointed directly at the For Urban Aid date the 30 or more Franklin At Horse Show 9 a,m.- noonat the Hillcrest The dinner will be held arCher- Township chlldrenwhose parents Vice-President recently The award, which includes $50 Mlddlebush area, with the end el The Franklin Township League lie’s Farm Inn Wednesday,May The horse show held at one of them less than 10 miles Schoolon FranklinBoulevard. of WomenVoters has distributed would like to take advantage of day Hasty AcresRanch ratsed $1,400 in cash, is based upon technical from Mlddlebush. SinceMarch, a riot preven- .29 at 7 p.m. Any of her friends 750 copies of a flyer supporting care facilities, Wllllam R. Gee has been named for the Franklin High School Band’s and customer service abilities. tionsteering committee under andassociates are invited to Join SCAP hopes to set up a local More than 20 tellers were re- A suburban atmosphere would Gov. Richard Hughes $126 million theparty. Tickets may be obtained presidentof FranklinState Bank. trip to Phoenix, disappear with the construction of the chairmanship of Dr. Robert urban aid program, and asking non-profltoperation and charge Mr. Gee was formerlycashier Members of the Band Parents viewed in the competition. J. McCredie has been survey- from Mrs. May Wetzel or John Mrs. Lamb has been employed an estimated 124,000 dwelling township organizations’ support.Longleyin the taxassessor’s of- fees based on the family’s ability and senioroperating officer at Assoclatlonraised $700 of that units, he said. ing the needs andthe resources i:~ii The governor’splan would have to pay. amount by selling hamburgers, by the Bank as a seniorteller rice. -O- Ch01tenham National Bank in Phil= for the past 16 months.She had of the community,The steering::ii the state assume urban public It is estimatedthat approxi-adelphia. hot-dogs,and otherrefreshments. In their business meeting the committeewill report its find= iiiii DEMOcRATS MEET previouslyworked for the Northmembership unanimously elected welfare costs, and provide low- mately$20,000 could be raised He succeedsG. Alan Bruce,as- The show itselffeatured two ings and recommendationsfor il income housing, aid for slum The JFK Democratic Club by tuition.An additional$10,000 sistantvice president, who willmembers of the U.S. equestrian JerseyTrust Co. Robert Oserin as president, suc- theadoption at theconference!ii!i ceeding Bertrand. schools,slum insurance,educe- of Franklin Township has changed would have to be donated by in- now head the bank’s expandingteam, Mr. and Mrs. FrankChapot, Mrs. Lamb and her husband Victor Other May its meeting date and meetingplace. Arthurhave been Franklinresi- officers elected were Joseph 25. iiii tion,employment, law enforce- dividuals, civic groups and other installmentloan department. Wil- who gave Olympic-typeperform- Gurgl,external vice president; About 240 people represent-ii:: meat, narcotics control, health The club used to meet the third interested parties. liam ancos. dents for three years.Mr, Lamb lng industry, business, govern- i!i and summer recreationprograms. Wednesdayof every month at the R. SIover, assistant secre- is employedby Wear Ever Alum-Dr. MorganUpton, internal vice Anyone willing to help organize tary, moves from installmentloan Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hlggons, ment, education and civicii The league has urged township AmericanLegion Hall. From now or finance the day care center is managerto managerof the bank’swho donatedtheir facilities, turned inumInC. presldent;Mrs. DonaldFraser, groupswill be invited, ! iiili i!~r sie dents t expresso support for on, they will meet the fourth asked to contact Mrs. Davidson FranklinMall Office, Easton Ave- over $700 to the fund as a result Mrs. LambIs the mother of two treasuer, and Mrs. Edward Franc- Wednesdayof the month at Hill- :: :: h at 307Hillcrest Ave. nue at Route287. of the day’s entrance fees. sons. fort, secretary. :::i~ i~!~i~i~i~i~i:!ii!:~i~!:!:i~i!i~::~!~i~!~i!~i:i:~!!~!.i~i:ii!~i~iii!ii~ii!!!!i!i~i!ii:~:~ !t egovernor Sproposal crest School. ": PAGE 2 ,SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 16, t968 RealtorsFocus On Local Services Mosquitoes Savor Wildlife, Just Bite Men WhenStarved " "Home is Where Security render. Week by holding its monthly meet- ’’ Starts, Don’t Wait in ’68"is the Mrs. Adelaide Shaffer Camp- You may find this to be rather blood might enjoy terrapin but ~griculture and Environmental ing Monday, May 20. Mrs. Camp- small consolation, but many New would settle for blacksnake if ne- Science is studying the feeding .,+ theme of the 1968 Realtor Week bell is president of the New Jer- bell will be guest speaker at the to be observed May 19-25 by the sey Association of Real Estate Jersey mosquitoes don’t bite peo- cessary. patterns of the state’ s 52 mosquito meeting to be held at Far Hills ple unless thay’rereaily hungry. In the wild, humansare quite far species and the New Jereey De- "" 123 realtor members of the Som- Boards, which is comprised of 39 Inn starting at 7 p.m. The state ~’ erset County Board of Realtors, Local boards serving the entire They would much rather feast down the list of hosts preferred by Partment of Health is testing ani- president will also induct several mals as possthle virus carriers. ¯ ¯ Inc. state of NewJersey. on white-tailed deer, ring-necked mammal-sucking species.’ Deer new members, to bring the mem- tops this category. Rutgers has been working on " Frank R. Freehauf, president, Realtor Weekactivities this year bership of the Somerset Board to pheasants or big fat bull frogs. Somemosquito species, in fact, This information -- not at all this for more thana decade. Wayne ’ announced that community-wide will be closely tied in with the 123. The board also has an as- observances are scheduled as board "Make America Better Pro- limit their diet to laughing gulls, trivial -- is the result of hack- J. Crane of Glen Gardner, a re- sociate membership (comprised search specialist in the Depart- ii realtors in this area Joinwithtbeir gram" of the National Associa- Louisiana herons, snowy egrets ground research aimed basically of salespeople) of 236 and 9 af- and other avian hosts, scorning at "breaking" the mysteries of [ ment of Entomology and Economic more than 2,900 colleagues in the tion of Real Estate Boards, whib2t filiate members. i New Jersey Association of Real was launched in February to help mammals and reptiles if at all Eastern encephalitis, commonly !Zoology, who has been carrying ¯ Estate Boards and a totalof85,C00 solve the major problems of our The third district is com- possible. knownas sleeping sickness, which the ball in recent years, has writ- throughout the nation in directing cities and towns. prised of the counties of Somer- Still other species would live on took the lives of 21 persons in Newten his Ph.D. thesis onthesubJect. ¯ attention to their calling and the The Somerset County Board will set, Hucterdon, Warren, Morris frogs exclusively if they could, Jersey in 1959. "If the Department of Health " special nature of the servicesthey mark the beginning of Realtor and Sussex. while those which prefer reptile Rutgors University’s College of I knows what animals carry the virus, and we find out which mo- ,’squitces feed on those animals, we will be well on our way to con- trolling the disease," Dr. Crane ’points out. "Eastern encephalitis, which used to be knownas Eastern equine encephalitis, is essentially a di- sease of birds. The word equine woman’sto was dropped from the name some time ago. Horses and humans con- ract it only accidentally." But how do horses and humans get it at all when birds carry SUPERMARKETS WHERE YOU CAN SERVE YOUR FAMILY SAVE MORE the virus and mosquitoes which THE BEST AT LOW BUDGET--PLEASING PRICES... feed on them seldom annoy mare.- GET TRIPLE-S’aLUE STAMPS, TOOl STOCK YOUR FREEZER mats? "The answer lies lnthatquaUfy- ing word ’seldom’,"Dr. Crans says. "Under unusual circum- stances when no bird is available and a manis, the mosquito will feed on the man. Then, if the mos- quito happensto be carrying the MtNItt m virus, the man is vulnerable. LIVERWURST"’=,=, "Of course it works the other LU~ p~ way, too. A mosquito Which nor- RIB s~osr cur mally feeds on mammals may bite a virus-carrying bird if that’s SLICEDBACON the only way It can get a meal. Later the same mosquito may find a person to feed on, then that per- son may become infected." Standard blood- typing tech- niques are used in the College’s mosquito, laboratory to find what SIRLOIN kind of animals the mosquitoes caught by researchers have fed Wayne J. Crans takes a blood sample from a bull ~pon. The lab’s freezer contains frog as part of search to findfeeding patterns of blood samples from nearly every New JerseyTs various types of mosquitoes. possible mosquito host, including Dr. Crans himself. "Eastern encephalitis is our main target, but we’re learning Dance To De dicate other interesting things along the PORT|RHOUSE way," Dr. Crans says. "For in- stance, our work has uncovered a disease in frogs which appears Net Falcon Center related to dog heartworm andpos- A dinner-dance this Sunday, May donations $40,000 from insuranc~ sibly even to the tropical disease 19, will celebrate the completion and the remainderin a private of humans, elephantiasis. Wehave of a community center in Hills- bond issue. every indication that mosquitoes borough which will serve as Dis- Ground was broken last July transmit this disease to frogs. trict 1 headquarters for thepolis~ and construction began in August "That’s where the value of our Falcons of America. under the direction of DeJohn Cor- host study comes in. It serves as The $200,000 cinder block build- poration of Dunellen, general con- a road.map to our goals." ing now being completed at the 75- tractors. --0- acre Camp Falcon on Falcon Road The Johns-Manville Corporation replaces a building destroyed in donated about $6,000 worth of roof Peace Corps Sets a fire Christmas Day, 1966. shingles and asbestos sidingwhich Laying of the cornerstone will we’re added in January...... T~e local Polish Falcons lodge t ur_es~,and ,a. hi~t0ry, of the:looal Area residents interested input’.- also operates a summer camp for organization will be placed in a children 7-14 years of age on a ling their skills to use in develop- time capsule to be buried under camp site across the road from ing nations around the world are the main floor and opened In ten invited to take the Peace Corps the new community center. SHOPGRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHESTPRODUCE IN TOWN years. -o- placement test at 1:30 p.m. Satur- Guest speaker will be Miss June day, May 18 at the main post of- Strelicki, director of the state Raise Funds For rice, NewBrunswick. Department of Motor Vehtcles~ who The Peace Corps uses the place- was selected by the Polish Univer- Jersey GOP sity Club of New Jersey as its ment test to determine how an ap- The New Jersey Republlcanstate I plicant can best be utilized over- outstanding personality of 1968. Chairmen of the dinner-~lance finance committee has scheduled seas. The test measures general are Walter Rozek of New York three major fund raising events aptitude and the ability to learn a during this presidential election language, not education or achieve- and Mrs. Alice BuckleyofNewark. Polish Falcons of America is a year, including May 17,dinner and ment. It requires no preparation national fraternalandphystcal cul- rally at SymphonyHall in Newark, and is non-competitive. An appli- with Richard M. Nixon as princi- cant can neither pass nor fail. ture lodge organization. Lodges are located in 27 states. The local pal speaker; June 18~reception for Persons interested in serving district includes 2,800 members Gee. Nelson A. Rockeffer in New from chapters in New Jersey and York City; a mammothrally this with the Peace Corps must fill out fall for the republican presiden- an application and present it lethe eastern New York. Districts throughout the country tial nominee. tester before the test. Application Approximately 1,900 GaP l~arty forms are available from local post contributed to the rebuilding fund CHOCKFULL O’ NUTS offices or from the Peace Corps, for the local community center, members are expected to be at corer ::nl Washington, D.C., 20525° Approximately $75,000 was raised the May 17 dinner in Symphony in pledges, $45,000 in additional Hall, which is a $lOOa plate affair.

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¯ FINDERNE ¯ SOMERVILLE 50 W. HIGHST.-- 19 W. HIGHST. ¯ )IARTINSVILLE ¯ WAT(:llt’N(; MEMBERF.D.I.C. THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS PAGE 3 Jersey Aid NetworkIs Nation’s Oldest, Largest] ’Blithe Spirit’ Comedy Is Tale Of A Winsome Ghost "Blithe Spirit,"The Somerset house and written comedyskits for manager,he is marriedto well- SomersetValley Players wlll knownlocal artist, Joyce Cairl. electofficers and wrap up their i rogramson safedriving and car- ValleyPlayers’ finalproduction church minstrels, by Susan Miller p into service transporting emer- Everylocal aid squadalso has of the season, will debut Friday, Playing Charles willbe Graydon Ruth,the secondwife, will be season’s work at an annual meet- dio-plumonaryresuscitation which gen~ cases in the community as an agreement withits neighbors,May 24 at 8:40 p.m. in Van Dot- Catrl of Neslmnic Station. He has portrayedby Mrs. RobertPoL~us ing JuneI0 at 8 p.m.in the County Representatives from morethan are being taught with the coopera- well, and a separate firstaid serv- so volunteerswill fill in whenthe veer School. Directed by Carry appeared with the Clinton Music of Somerville. Others in the cast Administration Building. The 350 NewJersey first aid and res- tion of the NewJersey State Police ice evolved. Firemen from six squad is answering a call. Garrison,the play will also be Hall and Centre Stage in "The are Mrs. EugeneVan Wagner, Anne group will Presenttwo one-act cue squads will gather at VFWand countyheart associations. other shore towns adopted the am- The first aid and rescue squad given Saturday,May 25 at 2:30 Seven Year Rch," "Private Eye," Saxe, and Brnca Garner, all of plays this summer at Duke ~land Hall in Manville Sunday, May 19 To keepup withthe latestme- bulance idea, and formed the nu- service has becomeso effective and 8:40 p.m. "Light UP the Sky,""WHO’S Afraid Somerville,and Mary Jane Nash bandshellwith the cooperationof for the annual midyear convention dicalmethods for treating heart cleus of what was to become a that most New Jersey hospitals The rollicking comedy by Noel of Virginta Woolfe," and "Apollo of Manville. the SomersetCounty Park Com- of what is the nation’s oldest and attack victims, personnel fromlo- 380-member stats-wide organi- have discontinued thier ownambu- Coward tells the tale of author of Bellac." A New York City plant mission.. largest association of first aid cal units are learningto massagezation. lance services. "Local units Charles Condomine and his see- volunteers. theheart and administeroxygenin Other states have adopted the can offer quicker service and res- ond wife, Ruth, who invite a me- Hosted by the Fifth District of the same manner as physicians. volunteer aid squad system, in- pond with a larger trained staff," dlum into their home in prepara- the New Jersey State First Aid Local units also continually cluding Virginia, Maryland, Penn- states Mr. Matthews, "And this is tion for Charles’ latest novel. The Council, Inc. the meeting will co- traintheir volunteersin water sylvania and New York, says Mr. in addition to the obvious advantage medium accidentally manages to ordinate a continuing program of safetyand the handling of injuredMatthews, but New Jersey’s re- that theirservice Is free." "bring back" Charles’ first wife, training and public service for the persons,and have taught thousands mains the largest and best or- Firstaid and rescue squads also Elvira, who has been dead for 1%000 New Jersey residents who of New Jerseyresidents the tech- ganized. stockwheel chairs, hospital beds, sevenyears. Elvira taunts, haunts, are first aid and rescue squad niqueof mouth-to-mouthresusci- Membership is limited to per- walkers,crutches and othermedi- persuadesand attemptsto entice volunteers. tation"Our local first aid squads sons 21 years of age and over, calequipment which they also offer Charlesinto Joiningher in the According to William Mattbewsare readyto go anywherean~ime who must successfullycomplete tree of chargeto needypersons spiritworld. She plotsan acoi- of Fanwood, past-president of the to teach baby sitters, young par- AmericanRed Cross standardand in theircommunities. d~r.t,only to haveit bac~ire,and state council,New Jerseyis dl-!ents, GI~I andBoy Scouts, cht~.rc.h advanced firstaid courses.Ammal "Each squad is a littledifferent it is Ruth who becomesa spirit. vided into seven geographical dis- groupsand PTA’sthe elemenLsof four-to-sixweek distrlct seminars bothin organizationand equip- Ruth then returns with Elvirato tricts. The Fifth District, in ~tddi- firstaid," statesMr. Matthews.taught by area physicians help aid ment,"says Mr. Matthews,"Each ~glveCharles double trouble. How lion to the Manville squad, includes "Andthat is, of course,in addi-squad volunteers learn specialized designsits servicein terms of Charlesmanages to extricatehim- thellillsborough, EastMillstone, lion to ourpledge to providerot, rid- treatment for head, eye, chestin- communityneeds. We have a say- selfmakes an hilariousconclusion Community(Franklin), Somer- the-clockambulance and medical Juries, fractures, and maternity Ing thateach first aid and rescueto thisunusual farce. ville,Raritan, Finderne, South care." cases. Many squads also have ca- squad is ’the best’ in the state. Mrs. James Leone of Manville Bound Brook, Branchburg,Green Althoughit now almost takes det units of 16-20 year olds. Each is the verybest for thepeople will play E1vira, the "Blithe Brook,Warren, Green Knoll, Ethi- them for granted,New Jerseywas Each squad is also served by a it serves." Spirit."Although this will be her con,Martinsville and Bradley Car- ! notalways blessed with a hugenet- consulting physician and conducts -0- acting debut, she has previously densunits. workof firstaid volunteers. frequent drills. MARY JEAN NASH Mr.Mathews notes that although The first rescue squad was District organizations help aid each rescuesquad is autonomous formed in 1928 in the sea-side squads plan mobilization proce- and is supportedentirely by dona- community of Belmar. A volunteer dures in caseof large-scaledisas- tions fromits local community, the fireman injured in the line of duty ters.Such advanced planning paid state organization helps local units waited hours for an ambulance off for Woodbridgein the late plantraining sessions for volun- from the nearest hospital, In an 1950’swhen area aid squadswere teers. effort to protect its membersfrom ableto provideall necessary am- Amongitems to be discussedat future delays, the fire company bulancesfor a trainwreck which theconvention Sunday will be the voted to purchase a second-handkilled100 personsand injured 400 state firstaid council’s current ambulance.R was soon pressed more.

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PAGE 4 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 ,~i}~}~~i!~i? ~!~!~~.~.’. }. ~. ~. ~. !. ~.~.}.}-~.}!}.~. ~.~.~.~.~,i,~}!}.~.}~i~i. ii~i ~! ~.~, ~ }!ii~ ~ }.i i!~. :~.~ ~. i. }.~. ;.~.}~i.: <. }~}:’: ~.~ ~. }.’. ~.’~.~’.:::.;, !:::.}. ii.’~. ::, i.~. ~:.’,:i~ ::.i::. i:. ~ ~:i:~:~ :!??:~:i:~::~.!: ii~:i~ :~};~::~i~i i. ": ~’: SOMERSETNEWSPAPERS 0t O tTVa R.tES ii Published every Thursday by The Princeton .Packet, Inc. iii MRS. ADOLPH RAKSA Thefuneral was followed by re-Julia Kolendaof Manvilleand Mrs. He leaves his parents, a Vietnam Letter The Franklin NeWs-Record brother, Bruce, at home;and two The Manville News qulem mass at St. Joseph’s Church Mar@rotVitallano and Mrs. Anna SouthSomerset News BELLEMEAD -- Serviceswere in East Millstone. Intermentwasin DIPaoloof Rarltan, sisters, Helen Louise, a student "In this dayand age, when all youread in the papersis protest i held Tuesday from Fucillo and Sacred Heart Cemetery, -0" at Hardin-SimmonsUniversity, andrevolt, it really givesthose of us whofind ourselvesover here, and Rose Marie, at home. Michael Levy, ManagingEditor .Warren Funeral Homefor Mrs. She wasthe wife of AdolphRaksa. JOSEPH URBAN far awayfrom home,a real warmfeeling to think that a bunchof Joseph Angeloni, Sales and Business Mgr. Mary Raksa, 52, of Hlllsborough Other survivors include a daugh- -0- :LineRoad, who died May II in wild and alive youngkids wouldtake the time out to write to us ii!i!i ter, Arlene; three brothers, SOMERVILLE-- Miliaryserv- MRS. ARTHURADAIR :~:~:~ MainOffice: 6-i0Arlington Street, Manville i! PrincetonHospltal. Charles and Michael Schuriek of iceswere held Monday from Cu- over here..." :::’:: HlllsboroughOffice: 63 Hi. 206 South, Somerville A former Manvilleresident, she Manville and EdwardSchurick of sick FuneralHome for Joseph FRANKLIN-- Services were Sosays part of a letter to JohnCirigliano’s fifth gradeclass at Franklin Office: 725 HamiltonStreet :.:~ .hadlived in BelleMead 13 years.Rarltan.and three sisters, Mrs. Urban,50, of 212ARamont Place, held yesterday at the Progressive the WestonSchool, Manville. Thenote cameto themfrom David Mailing address: P. O. Box146, Somerville, N. J. 08876 i~iiii a formerManville resident. Church in Cod and Christ, New Czarnecki,a private stationed in ChuLai, Vietnam,one of the Brunswick,for Mrs. Lucllle Adair, Thefuneral was followed by re- fellows the class haswritten to in recent weeks.The text of his . Telephone: 725-3300 quiemmass at ImmaculateChapel 68,of 44 MillstoneRoad, who died i!iiii in Somerville.Officiating wasthe May 10 In St. Peter’sGeneral letter follows: Mail SubscriptionRates I Hospital. !i!iii ’ONLY 12 FURS LEFT’ Roy.Eugene Kelly. Interment was Dear Mr. C’ & Class, write to us over here, half a In St.Bernards Cemetery, Rarltan. TheRoy. Fred CrosUn officia- i!i::ii I Year -- $4.50 2 Years-- $8.00 ...... I~ We are grateful for the tremendous response to our [] ted.Interment was In Franklin I received your letter awhile worldaway, well its Just greatl ~.":i~iii!!i!!i~!i!!iii! i! ii ~iiil;iii!iiii~ iii!ii~i~i! iii ili! {i! ii~}iiilli~i i!i:i:i:!:i!i i[iiiiiii i !~i!iill ~iii!i illi !ii!i!i!~ !ill! i!iiiil;i~ i illi !ili!~::ii i !i:iii:i:!. ::: :~:::: :::::::::: :::i~ He wasemployed as a liftdriver ago but, just today do I have I had betterclose, but before ~1 Motimr’s Day Fur Sale. In appreciation wc will continue at Johns-Manvilleandwas a mem-MemorialPark. ml ber of the J-M QuarterCentury She was a memberof the Pro- time to write. I do,let me leaveyou with this ~=[ this fabulous - gresslveChurch in Godand Christ, Mail is a wonderful com- onethought, Club.He receiveda purpleheart modityin this part oftheworld, [] [] duringmilitary service in Worldand the New JerseyQuartet As- TheUnited States of America [] sociation. that the outstanding lettersyour is a strong and wonderful na- War H. Mrs.Adair is survivedby her class took time out to send to tion. It canonly remain strong, [] Survivors include his wife, husband,Arthur; one son, Johnny me, really made my day com- and proudif thereare young FUR SALE [] Helen; three daughters, Arlene, plete. peoplesuch as yourclass, to Glorlana and Helen; a son, Joseph; Riclmrdsonof Franklin; one daugh- Sir: statedby error. Sinceours is a [] ter,Martha Adair of Cleveland Thereare so manythings Pd carryon wherewe leaveoff. ~] ONE WEEK ONLY - NOW’TIL and three sisters, Mrs. Walter Ohio;14 grandchildrenand 18 liketo say, to expresshow Tellthem to try not to be rellglously-orientedschoolwhich Ostrowski of Old Bridge, Mrs. greatful I am for thetime and conformist,Just to be them- I am stationed in the Central wouldnot approve a workproject AnthonyLima of Deerfield, Fla.; great-grandchildren. Highlands of Vietnam and form- on whatwe believetobethe Lord’s WED., MAY 22ND lh’! -0- work you and the members of selves,and be proudof their and Mrs. George Ochrymof Upper your class, put into that wonder- countryand to alwaysstand by erly from Manville. I have really Day,we shalldeeply appreciate [] tmSaddle River. PHILIP LEWISJR. ful project of letters. it,right or maybewrong. R’s enjoyed receiving the Manville yourpublishing this letter. -0- I only wish [ could send a per- my duty now,but one day It Newsfor .the past 16 years while Thankingyou In advance,I 30-50 % OFF FRANKLIN-- Services were soual thank you note to each willbe theirs. I have been in the Air Force. remain JOHN NEARYJR. held Saturday at AndersonFuneral It is especiallywelcome here Yourstruly, [] Homein NewBrunswick for Philip and every one of your pupils. As I glancethrough the let- In Vietnamto readwhat Is going ALL OUR SKINS FRANKLINI =- Services were Just let me say fromthe ters,I seethe leaders of years Charles H. Wray [] LewisJr., 61, of 15 Philllp Court, bottom of myheart, thank you to come.Pm surethey will be on in the old Home Town,al- Senior- Junior held recently in Odessa, Tax. for whodied May7. thoughI havespent only a totalof ClassAdvlsor ~ ~.~~/f ARE FULLY I~ Pfc. John Neary Jr., 21, a form-] Officiatingwasthe Rev.G. Hale kids, for oarelng about us over excellent. aboutsix months there in thepast LET OUT or Franklinresident, who was Bucher.Interment was in Wyche here In ViesNam. Thankyou so verymuch again 16 years. killed In action near the demili- In thisday and age when all forthe time and patience you Cemeteryin Henderson,N. C. putinto the letters, you have Thankyou a@In for the Manville tarized zone in Vietnam May1. Bornin Henderson,he had re- we readIn thepapers, is pro- Newsall theseyears. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. sidedhere for the past 20 years testand revolt, it realtygives no Ideahow muchthey mean to Sincerely, John R. Neary, of 527 E. 43rd and had been employedin the. thoseof us, who find our- me. SSgt.Theodore A. Clark FR selvesover hero, far away SincerelyYours, St., Odessa. PlasticsDivision of UnionCar- -O- 1 3.,OPEN MONDAY THROUGH so/..FRIDAY 9 TILL 9. He had movedwith his family bide, Plscataway. He was a vet- fromhome a realwarm feel- DavidCzarnecki ROTARYMOWER ] SATURDAY9 TILL 6. L~ to Franklin at an early age and ing to thinkthat a bunchof P.S.Tell Charlie that I saidfor Sir: eran of World WarIL wonderfulwild, and alive young him to be good,and listen. 725-1126 L.~ attendedelementary schoolin Heis survived by his wife, Elea- WITH PURCHASE Mtddlebush. kids,would take time out to In lastweek’s paper you were [] UNITED STATES ORIGIN ON ALL FURS L~ The family moved to Odessa nor; a brother, Frank of New so klndas to printa plctureof OF A York City, and his step-mother, AlmaPreparatory School seniors in 1958. Mrs. Harriet Lewis of Hender- 122 W. MAINST. SOMERVILLE Pfc. Neary was a graduate of andJuniors engaged In aplane-car ]~ml son. washat KupperAirport. The School Permian High School in Odessa -0- ~_][]L~-’] and had attended Hardin-Sire- muchappreciated this encourage- rains University in Abilene, Tax., Architects Stage CLOVER CORRESPONDENCE mentand recognition. R is good for two years. He Joined the Army to knowthat there are papers like on Oct. 11 and left for Vietnamon Student Contest !yourswhich will donate space and March24. By THE COUNTY4-H STAFF evensend a photographerto en- Students in New Jersey high courageconstructive school proj- He was a memberof the 101st schoolswho are studyingarchl- Airborne Division in Vietnam. ects. tecturaldrafting or whoare in- One correction,however; this HERE’S terestedin architecture areinvited COMING EVENTS projectwas carried out on Satur- to participatein the fiRh annual day,not on Sundayas yourarticle designcompetition sponsored by Saturday,- NorthJersey Regional Rabbit Show- Chester TO BABY... the New JerseySoclety of Ar- ShoppingCenter - at Noon. F’UNERALtlOME chitects. Sunday,- Chaps& SpursHorse Show Internal Revenue LIVINGSTONAVE. Each participant is to submita Monday,- HorseLeaders Meeting - Leinbach’s Home- 8 p.m. AND NEW BRUNSWICK designfor an outdoorconcert area Tuesday,May 21 - FairSuperintendent Meeting- 4-H Office- Service Moving CUB KIlmer5-0008 Industrialarts instructors have 8 - 9:30p.m. Newark Offices HIS FUTURE.! receivedcomplete details Wednesday,May 22 - Bergen-SomersetCamp Counsellor Mtg. - SomersetTrust Co. - BlueStar ShoppingCenter, Watchung. The NewJersey District Offic~ CADET Fucillo & ~’arren of the Internal RevenueService is WEEKEND CAMP movinginto the new NewarkFed- Funeral IhmwIn,.. eral OfficeBuilding at 970Broad Lawnand Ada.ln Fucillo, Mgr. Clubshave signed up for a campweekend, May 24 - 26 at the Street.The three block move from 725- i 763 State4-H Camp, Stokes Forest. Each club has one or twocabins 1060Broad Street started on May GardenTraotor assignedto it. The clubswill be in charge of theLrown food 2 andwill be completedMay 20. 21)5 S. MainSt. Manville preparationand activities. There are still some cabins available Taxpayersreceiving letters "Whyare they talking forthis weekend. askingthem to visit any unit of the Clubs who have signed up are: Ise BJorn under the leadership InternalRevenue Service should TOWNAND of Mr. MJelde, Mid-CountyRabbit under the leadership of Mr. doublecheck the date and location ’ & Mrs. Hoffman, Perfect Stitchers under the leadership of Mrs. of theirappointment. OOUNTRYMOTORS aboUtcMleEe? LenaWright and MissEdna Van Sees,Clover Cooks under the Theoffice audit branch, where LAWN& OARDENDIVISION leadershipof Mrs.O. W. Wood,4-Leaf Stichers under the leader- individualincome tax returns are 25 DAVENPORTST. shipof Mrs.LesSer Terhune and Harlingen Thlmbleers under the audited,moved on May 4 and is I can?even spellyet/" leadershipof Mrs. Stewart Snedeker. nowlocated In Room1203 of the SOMERVILLE,N.J. POSTER CONTEST nowFederal Building. 722-1100 Just proves your parents are smart, Debby! The tax Information, delinquent Thedeadline for entries for the Fair poster contest is May31. accountsand cashier units will re- They know college planning should begin Four-H’ersare asked to includein theposter the Fair dates of mainat 1060Broad Street through August14 - 16, 1968 and the Fairmotto "Free Family Fun." tomorrow,May I% even before kindergarten. That way, you’ll The winningposter will be printedand usedto advertisethe All Newark Internal Revenue be sure of higher education.., and theyq.1 ’66 Mustang - Hard Top, ’65 Ford Convertible, 6 cylin- 4-HFair. Service offices will be In the new LEAFLETS buildingon the cornerof Broad avoid financial worries. 8cyi,, 4 Speed, Radio& Heat- der, R & H, Oneowner. $1,395 Richardand ChrisDelanoy of NorthBrunswick have Joined andMonday, WalnutMay Streets.20;0 on and aRer ml i or, Vinyl Roof, Whitewalls." the FranklinTownship Rebel Rousers Club ... EmilyHefllch of BelleMead has joinedthe New CentreDairy... James Murray ...... $1,795 ’64 T-Bird Convertible, V-8, of FranklinTownship has Joinedthe CookieGlazers Club... ’66 Ford Galaxie 500, 2-Dr. Automatic, Air Conditioning, TheTrail Blazers Club held a 5 hourtrail ride... The Manville StltcbettesClub members reviewed their demonstrations . .. Slates Admission Hard Top, V-8, Automatic, One Owner, All Power. AGWAY ...... $1,995 SomersetSocial Bunnies Club members discussed participation Exam Tomorrow REP Power Steering, R & H, In thestate rabbit show, starting a clubscrap book and the Whitewalls $1,895 , Applicationsarebeing received Lawn& Garden " ...... 64 Ford Squire, &passenger, demonstrationcontest . . . ManvilleGaugers A Go Go members for Septemberadmission to the ,66 Chevy II, Nova, 8 cyl., 8-cyl., Automatic, Power madeMother’s Day giftsand practicedon the sewingmachine. The Postercontest, camp and Fairads werethe topicsdis- SomersetCounty Vocational and Supplies Automatic, R & H, White- Steering & Brakes, Air Condi- cussedat theGrlggstown 4-Leaf Stitchers Club business meet- TechnicalHigh School, and the walls ...... $ 1,695 tioning ...... $1,495 admissiontest will be givento- ing . . . The GingersnapsClub of Neshanlchad theirmembers morrow,May 17 at I p.m.in the Clearance t t discussingabout the 4-H ads for the Fair and the countydemon- schoolcafeteria. 65 Chevy Impala -Sport 64 Ford Galaxie 500 - strationcontest. on Coupe, 8 cylinderautomatic Theschool offers four-year pro- SquireApplegate Tractors Convertible, V.8, Automatic, gramsto preparestudents for em- (All SalesFinal) power steering, R&H.White- Power Steering, R & H, County Awarded Federal Head Start Grant ploymentin autobody repalr, auto- walls ...... $1,695 Whitewalls ...... $1,295 motivemechanics, beauty culture, Just1-6 H.P. with 32" Mow, A Federal grant of $73,741 to munity Action Program. carpentry,electrical construction conducta HeadStart program l It will be usedto financean waS S. $449 In SomersetCounty has veenap- eight-monthHead Start program and maintenance,plumbing and provedby theOffice of Economic heating and electronic servtce re- HAVENS FORD for60 preschoolchildren of lowpatr. Just1-10 H.P. with 42 Mowe~ ~vP"~ ortunit" ~. incomefamilies. The trainingin- Interestedpersons shoul0con- BETWEENPLAINFIELD AND SOMERVILLEON ROUTE 28 Thegrant, $70,128 of whlchIs cludosmedical, dental, social and tactthe guidance counselor, Frank ...$.S699 415W. UNIONAVE., BOUNDBROOK EL 6-0072 in newFederal funds and the re- psychological services. J. Rutledgefor an applicationblank New7 H.P. Ford mainderin reprogrammedfunds, The localshare for the pro-at 804 Kearney Street, Bridge- was madeto theSomerset Corn- gram totals $22,072, water. Special Free BarbecueMit with Pur- ANTI-RABIESCLINIC chaseof 20 Ibs. or moreof Charcoal. DEERPATH CAMPS, !on . Owner’s Name ..... DAYCAMPING FOR BOYS AND GIRLS -- AGES5 Dog’sName Notice Ford GardenTractors Address License No. Deer Path Road, Readington, New Jersey 8, 10, 12 H.P. Tel. Sex~ Breed GearDriven .or Hydrama- Over40 ActivitiesIncluding,,. tic. Regularor Flotation Vaccine No. Color to DogOwners Tires. All Kinds of SWIMMING,LIFE SAVING,BOATING, FISHING, STORYTELLING, MOVIES,DRA. The Franklin Township Health Department will hold a FREE At tachementsAvailable. MATICS,SPECIAL EVENTS, BADMINTON, TENNI$~ ARCHERY, NATURE PROJECTS, ANTI-RABIESCLINIC on the following Saturdays between Squire Applegateand BINGO, SHOP,GROUP SINGING, SOCIAL DANCING, HAY RIDES, INDIAN.LORE, The Borough of Manville Board of Health in PING.PONG,SOFTBALL, VOLLEYBALL, BASKETBALL, HIKING, PHYSICALFITNESS, 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm: Hahn Equipment SQUAREDANCES, ARTS/CRAFTS, TETHERBALL, NEWCOMB, LAWN GAMES, p~Jt, YGROUND;PAPER BAG cooperationwith the New Jersey State Depart- Riding Mowers CHARADES,RIELERY, STORIES AND SINGING, HORSE SHOES. HORSE BACK RIOING "at additional cost. DATE: PLACE: Self PropelledMowers Season is 8 Weeks- July through August ment of Health will hold a FREE ANTI REBIES MAY 11, 1968 FranklinPark Fire House Rotary Mowers TUITION i INSURANCE! TUTORING ~ TRANSPORTATION Highway# 27, FranklinPark CLINIC on the followingSaturday afternoons. RotaryTillers S25.00 J ASa campingservice, the} Professional sulfating in, Csmpa,owill ba t,ansportad to the PERWK. math, remedial or develop. !camp da~ly via Door Path camp Cam operates For an eight MAY 18, 1968 FranklinHigh School May 18, 1968 at the OLD No. 2 FIRE HOUSE Peat Moss wee~ season divided In,el camp will insure all camp. menial reading and instru, ’ buss s¯ and station wagons, This weekly eeSllOnS. Csmparslors (is part oF the tuition), mental music will be avail, sorvico is incn,poratad in the tuition FrancisStreet, Somerset 6cu. ft ...... $3.39 may come for any pert of on WEST CAMPLAIN ROAD from I P.M. to 4 II1. oampl.g $cse.n. hut 11 i with.. ¯ pOI!CY slmllsr t.[ sbla upon ,equalt. Thara , Vie__ 7½cu, ft ...... It moat advlceable that al pUbliC sgflaol role,ante, is an additional charge per : " MAY 25, 1968 Police DepartmentGarage P.M. $4.32 m~nlmal2 weeksession be l ’ weekfor this service. SlJ~1 considered. OlcottStreet, Middlebush SpringBulbs & Ass’t Roses ; A.M. P.M, Location Pick.up D,op.off NewJersey continues to report bat rabies and nearby States have Shrubs& Evergreens reported rabies in domestic animals during 1967, thus protection May 25, 1968 at the No. 3 FIRE HOUSE on , BoundBrook ado S:$$ Pine Bark Mulcl~ $|.~3 SOMERVILLESom.,vlll. 8:20 S~25 for your pet continues to bc important. North 8th Avenuefrom l P.M. to 4 P.M. Vegetable& Flower Seeds Branchburg 8:30 5:10 NOTE:All dogs must have rabies innoculations prior to licensing Readlngton R:35 5;0.5 Please take advantage of this FREE ANTI Vegetable& Flower Plants : BUS2 in the Townshipof Franklin. Clinton B:00 5:45 Please cooperate and have your pet on a leash and accompanied RABIES CLINIC and have your pet vaccinated A Silo Full of SAVINGS 8:20 5:25 Whir.house by an adult. againstthis dreaded disease. OpenDaily 7:30 - 5:00 ’ Three Bridges" 8:40 5:05 Sat. 7:30 - 3:00 8:S0 4:55 VisitorsAlways Welcome. i F~am=ngt,n BRINGTHIS CARDWITH YOU and f’dl in the information TurnRight BcforeReading R.R. Board FOR FULt, DETAILS and BROCHURECALL... requested. Manville of Health GoingNorth on 206 IN SOMERVILLE i IN FLEMINGTON I IN BOUND BROOK JOHN CARLANO Charles Golcheski Sr. Secretary WEDELIVER AT NOMINALFEE 722-5535 782-5629 356-7337 201-359-5173 APPROVEDCAMP BY N, J. STATESOARD OF HEALTH HealthOfficer

~ k t ¯ | THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 SOUTH SOMEHSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS PAGE 5 Presbyterians Observe 4th Anniversary CYO DINNER On May 19 Somerset Presbyter- last Sunday, Dr. Morris presented Presbyterians Set Mrs. Nathan To HAM inn Church, will observe its fourth his resignation to retire on June 30 Be Installed As The Catholic Youth Organiza- anniversary. At the morning wor- and the church voted to make him. Annual Confab Of ship services at 9:45 and 11 a.m. tion (CYO)of St. Matthias Church pastor emeritus. The Congregation HadassahChief will sponsor a ham dinner from all three choirs wlll give special also named to a pulpit nominating Women’s Groups anthems, and the officers and or- The Franklin group of the Hart. 1:30- 5 p.m. on SUnday, May 19 committee Donald Eckenfelder BELLE MEAD BAPTIST SOLID ROCK FIRST BORN The 45th annual ganizations of the church will be Ralph Mrs. AlbertKing HARLINGEN REFORMED meeting of tan chapter of Hadassahwill hold to raise funds for the establish- Hemmer, CHURCH OF THE LWING GOD United Presbyterian Womenof the introduced. Jr., WilliamPenn, John Rayner, The Roy. Howard Kingsley, di- installation of officers Wednesday,merit.of a scholarship fund. In the evening at 7 p.m. there The Rev. Jack Cooper,II a.m. synodicalsociety in the Synodof May 22, at Temple Beth E1 on The menu includes baked Vir- Mrs.John Reid, Dr. JamesScales, rector of Timothy Christian Day The Roy. Louis Collier, 11 a,m. New Jersey will be held Thursday, ginia ham, macaroni and cheese, will be a social hour, with an EdwardW. Stlnes,and EdgarThel- School, 11 a.m. worship service, worship service. communionservice. Amwell Road in Franklin. !May 23, at the Presbyterian green beans, tossed salad, rolls exhibit of pictures, clippings, ’and mar. Film "Without Onion," 7:30 p.m. HILI~BOROUGH RE FORMED The new group of officers in- other historical objects accumu- Church in Westfield, 140 Mountait eludes president, Mrs. Kurt Na- and butter, cake and beverage. -0- gospel ,service In charge of youth BUNKER HILL LUTHERAN Worshipservice II lated by Mrs. Clifford Higgins, fellowship. at a.m. Avenue. than; vice-president for education, Reservation blanks are avaiL- who has been serving as historian Reservations for luncheonant Mrs. Abe Zeitz; vice-president for able from the parish office. Money Catholic Laymen The Rev. SanfordSoma, 11 a.m. COMMUNITYBAPTIST MANVILLE REFORMED dinnershould be made by tomor- fund raising, Mrs. Elliot Brooks; will be collected at the door. and archivist. confirmationservice. row, May 10 with Mrs. George At its congre~-ational meeting Staging Dinner The Roy.Zoltan IGraly, 9 a.m. vice-President for membership, "0- The Roy. Stephen Fletcher, "The CHRIST THE KING Smoot,407 DePtfordRoad, Glass- Hungarianand II a.m. English Mrs. Irwin Shelnman; vlce-presi. WINS CONTRACT To Honor Priests Discipline of Truth," 10 a.m. wor- LUTHERAN bore. dent for programs, Mrs. Maurlca ship service. Sunday school class- worshipservices. The program,will emphasize Consolidated Paper Company, LeadingCatholic Davidson; corresponding secre- Wisconsin Rapids, Wise., has hymen of the es at I0:30 and 11 a.m. The Hey. DwightHuseman, 8’:30 "Newnessis of God." tary, Mrs. Benjamin Ziegman; fi- Dioceseof Trentonhave organized Ii worship services. NORTH BRANCH RE FORME D Speaking on the topic, "Discov- awardeda contractto Ross En- an "appreciationnight" dinner for EMMANUEL BAPTIST and a.m. nancial secretary, Mrs. Gil Silver- gineeringDivision, Midland-Ross Churchschool at 9:15a.m. ering Newnessin the Lively Word," stein; recording secretary, Mrs. ECIA allpriests of the RomanCatholic JamesFerrone, 9:30and II a.m. The Roy. Alex Leonovich:"Good will be the Hey. M. Bolin Durway, Stanley Cooper; and treasurer, Corporationfor the design,manu- Diocese, Tuesday, June 4, in the worshipservices. assistant pastor of the host church. facture and Evil,"ii aom. worshipserv- FAITH LUTHERAN Mrs. Harry BeJa. and erection of an insula- GreenbrierRestaurant, Route 1, A new design for educational SAVINGS ted, off machine coster hood and Ice. Sundayschool at 9:45 a.m. HILLSBOROUGH The installing officer will be North Brunswick. SIX-MILE RUN REFORMED inter-relations with migrants in Mrs. Manuel Temkin. Mrs. Joseph NOWON a complete coster room air sys- Gospelservice at 7 p.m. FRANKLIN New Jersey will he presented in 1968’ tem. Edward T. Susan, chairman for The Roy. RobertLoucks, 10:30 PARK Crosserwill givea specialread- the event, announced the dinner and FIRST BAPTIST a.m. worship service. Sunday "Bringing Newness Out of Fail- ingentitled "This is YourHour." a program of entertainment are The Roy. H. Eugene Speckroan ure" by Rocco Bambacorta, ad- FRANKLIN schoolat 9:15 a,m, "0- CUBCADET XEROXCOPIES being planned for all priests and 10:30 a.m. worship service ministrator of adult basic edu- the men of their parishes. The The Roy. C. H. Brown, 10:45 EAST MILLBTONE METHODIST Church school at 9:15 a.m. Fel- cation of the New Jersey State SIMPLICITY laymen have taken this method, a.m. worship service. Junior lowship hour 11:30 a.m. Department of Education. Youth Fellowship Quantity Mr. Susan said, to express their church service also at 10:45 a.m. The nov. Norman Hanson, 11 -0- "thank you" to the priests for their a.m. worship service. Sunda] SOUTH BRANCH RE FORMED Schedules Dance WHEELHORSE services. school at 9:45 a.m. Catholic Retreat Pdees NEW BRI The Roy.Frank Villerius, 9:45 The Blue Lyghts will furnish The Most Roy. George W. Ahr, FRANKLIN RomanCatholic Bishop of Trenton, MONTGOMERY METHODIST and II a.m, worship services. Schedules Annual music for the annual spring dance -TRACTORS- Available) Churchschool at 9:45a.m. of the Youth Fellowship of the Har- has approvedthe programand has The Roy.Roland Miller,Ii a.m. Benefit Luncheon Township Pharmacy acceptedan invitationto parflci-worshipservice. Church school at The Roy. Paul Burks, 11 a.m. lingen Reformed Church this NAME YOUR OWN worship service. Sunday school TEMPLE BETH EL Saturday, May 18 from 8 - 11:30 }ate. 9:46 a.m. The tenth annual benefit buffet DOWN PAYMENT KI 5-8800 Tickets have been sent to the at 9:30. FRANKLIN luncheonfor St. Joseph’s Vilh in p.m. in the church house. Balance 36 Me. 712 HamlRoa St. Somerset ¯ epresentative of each parish Peapackwill be heldon thevilla’s Refreshmentswill be served. CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC HOLY GHOST Rabbi Herman Cohen, Oneg Ticketsare availablefrom the NOTARYPUBLIC named to the Diocesan Pastoral MANVILLE terraceJune 5, fromnoon - 3p.m. Council. There are 188 parishes CARPATHO-RUSSIAN ORTHODOX Shabbat, Friday, 8:30 a.m.Satur- A guided tour of the groundsand members or sold at the door. Town&(ounlry in the dioceses which covers Mer- MANVILLE day service at 9 a.m. mansion and off-promise raffle Susan Wyder and Jim Allen are The Roy. James Coley, masses in chargeof arrangements. cer, Middlesex,Monmouth, Ocean, everyhour from 6 a.m. - 12 p.m. The Roy. Peter Rusyn, 9 a.m. will highlight the afternoon. Moton Burlington,Hunterdon, Warrenand UNITARIAN - UNIVERSALIST Proceedswill go towardsthe Englishand 10 a.m.Slavonic wor- The Sistersof Saint John the Koreanorphan the youthhave a- Somersetcounties. Baptist maintain the villa as a Donald J. Crum MARY, MOTHER OF GOD ship services.Sunday school at Sweet Adelines, "Choir For A doptedas part of theirmission Lawn end Garden -0- CATHOLIC 9 a.m. Day," 10:30a.m. fellowship. year roundretreat and guesthouse Division for women.The luncheonis spon-commitment. 25 DavenportSt. COMPLETES BASIC "0- "0- INC. Sundaymasses, 8, 9, 10, andI I SS. PETER AND PAUL sored by the Friendsof St. Jo- SOMERVILLE,N.J. seph’sVilh, volunteerwomenwho Airman RussellE. Van Fleet, a.m. and 5 p.m. RUSSIAN ORTHODOX Community, Zion The Naval Reserve was estab- 722-1100 son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. aid the sistersin the retreat WE MANVILLE lishedon 3 March1915 by Public Van Blawenburg,N. Baptist Churches movement. OhPuenDaily Till 6 p.m. INSURE EVERYTHING Fleet of J., SACRED HEART CATHOLIC Law 271. Since that time, the Na- r. & Fri. 1"il 9 p.m. has completedbasic training at MANVILLE The Roy. Theodore Labowsky Set Bible School The public is invited to attend. val Reserve has contributed im- AmarilloAFB, Tex. He has been 8 and 10 a.m. worshipservices Ticketsmay be obtainedat the mensely to the Nation’s defense. 2-i 880 assignedto the AirForce Techni- The Roy. Martin Madura, 6, Church instruction at 9 a.m. Ves- The CommunityBaptist Church villain Pea~tck. RA cal Training Center at Cha- T:30, 8:45, 10 and 11:15 a.m. Pers 7 p.m. Saturday. of Somersetand the Zion Hill 5-1345 nule AFB, 111.,for specializedmasses. Baptist Church of Piscataway will schoolingas an aircraftmain- PILLAR OF FIRE conduct a Joint vacation Bible tenance specialist, ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC ZAREPHATH school June 20 - July 3 at Com- EAST MILLSTONE munity Baptist. THIS WEEK’S Worship servicesII a.m. and On Monday, May 20 the Joint Sunday masses 7:45, 9, 10, 11:15 3 p.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. committee, will meet at Commun- SPECIALS a.m. Evening worship 7 p.m. at the ityBaptist to look over the facil- READINGand STUDY Bound Brook Temple. ities for the school, The vacation Bible school will ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC HILLSBOROUGH PRESBYTERIAN NEW PRINT MANVILLE open June 20 from 9:15 to noon. The Rev. John Gaspar, 8 a.m. A bus will pick up Piscatawaystu- IMPROVEMENTCENTER The Rev. Edward Peele, "The Mary G. Filosa, Director Hungarian,I0:30 a.m. Old Sla- dents at Zion Hill Baptist Church vonic,9 a.m.and 12 p.m.English First Church," 9:30 and 11 a.m and transport them to Community worship service. masses. Baptist Church. COTTON KINGSTON PRESBYTERIAN The last session of vacation JUNE 24 JULY 26 Bible school on July 3 will con- * Providing a programfor the improvementof reading ST. MATTHIAS CATHOLIC FRANKLIN sist of a picnic in Piscataway SHOP MATERIAL 36" WIDE andstudy skills for elementaryschool and high school The Rev. James Mechem, followed by a rehearsal for the students. 11 a.m. worship service. The Roy. William McKenna, closing program that evening in REG. 59¢ * Smallclasses and individual instruction. 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11:15 a,m. and SOMERSET PRESBYTERIAN the Zion Hill Church. FOR ¯ Basic and advancedreading skills; word analysis; 12:30 p.m. masses. -0- vocabularydevelopment; reading interpretation; critical The ROY. Jarvis Morris: "Our readingand thinking skills; educationalguidance; percep. ST. MICHAEL’S Ebenezer," 9:45 and ll a.m. wor- Lutheran Chuwh LESS tual training. UKRANIAN CATHOLIC ship services. Sets Confirmation * Testing andinterviewing for summersession nowin The Roy, MakerMychaylin, Sun- - at., REG. 79c process.Early Registrationis recommended. BLAWENBURG REFORMED Confirmation Sunday will be ob- AT MPO0 day masses8 and 10 a.m. served at BunkerHill Lutheran ~qt. SIZE _ REG * For information and appointmentscall the Reading The Roy. StanleyRock, II a.m. Church this Sunday, May 19, and worshipservice. CREMF D,~,._ ¯ $1.59 Canter545-4311. EVANGELICAL FREE the graduates will receive their - ’,,,,~l: - OILy _ D MONTGOMERY certificates of Christian know- L&S RUTGERS PREPARATORY SCHOOL EAST MILLSTONE RE FORMED ledge. NORMAL SCALp. RY OR The Roy. RobertGustafson, 11 The annual youthspring banquet Fully Accredited -’:’-State Approved a.m. worship service. Church The Rev. Milton Hoffman, of the Church of the Lutheran school at 9:45 a.m. Evening wor- 11 a.m.worship service. Brethren,Atlantic District, will be OPEN EVENINGS TIL’ 9 1:345EASTON AVENUE SOMEIISET,N. J. ship at 7 p.m. GRIGGSTOWN REFORMED heldnext Saturday, May 25, at the BriarcliffManor, N.Y. Lutheran The Roy. RobertJones, 11 a.m. Church. Those from the Bunker worshipservice. Church school at Hill Lutheran Church wishing to 9:30a.m. attend should contact the Hey, Sanford Soma.

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DOM’SAUTOSALES,INC. ¯ FULLERTON FORD IN(::, ’ ’ 756-773 Hwy. 22 North Pla,nfmld, NewJersey U.S. HIGHWAY22 722-2500 SOMERVILLE,.N.J. TOYOTA,Jepan’sNo. 1.Automobile PAGE 6 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 I ~J~H~M~M~M~M~M~M~H~M~ -Im ==.. ~ - 249-2000 S orts Seen., ilMustangs Flaw Perfect cord; Bounce Bacl / Paddle Your Own . ¯ ¯ ¯ }- , CHATHAM TWP 99 Albany SL NewBrunswick, N.J. Canoes=e mysterious,yetsimple wateroraR which have been ]~Sun~inBr~k°~inHi~lte°t l~tridla~/ b.y ~Oi~akOne~chterdp tetrstYwUhPe~naav~i Stan Pietr~k went the first 10 handswere safe on hisfielder’s Innings as the Mustangspostedthe 7 GREATST0 RE$ muchmaligned In thepublic eye. No otherboat, no matterhow returnedto thewin trail on Mon- 2-0 victoryover Chatham Town- 0-;-A,#c~,o daywith a 3-0conquest of Somer-choice.Bob Jablonski followed with ¯ UNIONCITY--132 4Sth St.,--UN7-0336 unstable,has the wicked reputation of the canoe, and this is un- a singlethat chased in /,/pshaw.shiplathe 11-1nnlngmarathon. Up- ¯ JERSEYCITY--359 Montgomery--DE3-2215 fortunate,forno otherboat is as inherentlysa~e, stable or useful villeHigh. shawpitched the bottomof the ¯ LINOEN--1136E¯ St., .GeorgesAve.---HUS-4914 Theshutout was the fifth in the Hriniaktallied the game’sfinal as thecraft we piratedfrom the indigenous Indian. runon Patrylo’sbase hit. 1 lth. ¯ BRICKTOWN-1 Princeton Ave.~(Laureltown Circlell Paddlinga canoe can be as slmpleas youmake it, or as hard. last six gamesfor coachNed Pan- Pietrzyk, whowhiffed 11 and --899-2300 file’s diamondmen, Manvilleis R is safeto saythe best of themodern canoes are not really BOUND BROOK walkedonly one, gave up allfour ¯ LOOI--324-26 Essex St.--HUg-73,37 to be paddledalone. "Paddle your own canoe,"is a misleading13-1 on the campaign, Chathamhits. ¯ LONG BRANCH--128 Broadway~Al-65e4 statement.No, the canoe is a two-mancraft, much llke a tandem The author of the mostrecent With oneout in the 11, Dennis WECARRY a full line of real’or brands; bicycle. whitewashwas senior Rick Patrylo ~idorski laced a single and Plesa DutchBoy, Ou Pont, Devoe, Pittsburg. To operateone alone, you can kneel amidships, for best weight whothrew a two-hitter at Somer- walked. Hrinlak ~mloadeda two- GoldBond, Valspar Marine Paints¯ LOW- distribution and lean the craft somewhatto the side on whichyou ville in runninghis season record run tripleto settle the issue. EST PRICESANYWHERE/ ~N~IL$O/V,= i.i FREEPARKING-,I II meanto paddlebut it Isnttas easynor as usefulas havinga to6-1. first defeat after 1Z straight vtc- A flyball in thethird and an- partner. Patrylo was the moundvictim tortes. other tn the fifth left the bases of Bound Brook’s 13-6 win over TheCrusaders netted single tel- Whethersolo or tandem,paddling has been "explained" into llesin the first and second innings. ammedtwice for Manville. a strangeand mysterious art. Which it is not.Of course,only the Mustangson Friday. TheMustangs colleced nlnehlts. Manville went 11 innings and They loadedthe bases a~tnst a rankbeginner will paddle first on oneside of theboat, then the Patryloand Upshawwent to the rablonskiled the way with three WALLPAINT other.With a littleexperlencet the paddler learns to keephis notcheda 2-0 successover Chat- hits.Sidorski and catcherLeu e Doesn’tdrip or run ham Townshipa weekago yester- mound.Before the inning was ov- wandon thesame side at virtuallyall times. er,Bound Brook struck for fiveBartokbanged out two hits each. mostpaints The sternmanmakes up forany tendencyfor the boatto turn day. -0- LUCITI: TheMustangs travel to Watchungruns andwas on top,7-0. =Needsno stirring or awayfrom the stronger paddler by slmplyusing a sllghtlylong- Manvilleput togethertwo walks, WallPaint er paddle,keeping it in thewater longer and turning his paddle HillsRegional High tomorrow af- Mustang Thinclads thinning ternoonand are at Bridgewater- an errorand singles by BobSori- ¯ Driesin just 30 minutes bladevertically for steerin~or a sllehtout-ward push anoand Dennis Sidorski to slice called- mysteriouslyenough - the"J-Stroke." ¯ Raritan-Weston Tuesday. Post First WinOf Full line of decorator Thereare, for the experienced,sculling strokes, draw and Patrylofanned 11 anddid notthedeficit, ’/-3, in thehome half colors¯ push-overstrokes, Jam strokes (for steering in veryrough or walka batterinbestingSomerville of the third. Season At Chatham fastwater) and a plethoraof moreintricate strokes all of which High,3-0. The two hits he allowed After Bound Brook picked up a 69 wereboth singles. run in the top of the fourth for an ManvilleHigh won its first track canbe readabout in anygood book on canoeing. Manvillethreatened Inthe fourth g-3bulge, the Mustangsrallied meetof theseason, crushing Chat- Thetrouble with canoe books is thatthey either tend to be- inningwhen Tom Opshawwalked backin contentionwith a three-runhamTownship High, 85-41, a week gal.’ cometoo stroke-conscious,andtoo devotedto the dangersof outburstinthe fourth inning-- that agotoday. theart - (asthe Red Cross book on canoeing)or too muchof and AndyHriniak singled¯ Losing bagjob for a product(llke Kissner% books which are only bard- pitcher Bob Perhach of Somer- washighlighted byWhalen’ s triple. TheMustangs placed first in nine ville struckoutthe last twobatters BoundBrook then rammeda- of the 14 events. boundadvertisements forhis Folboats) or aretoo good to read, inthe Innin¢ to foilthe bid. crossfive runs in thetop of fIRh Ed Walinchusled the way with and tell you not enoughof skills or logistics (like the Caw- Inthe decisive sixth inning, the to ice theverdict. firstsin thehigh and low hurdles. lays’classic "Exploring the LittleRivers of New Jersey"), The CrusadersPounded out 13 Theother Manville winners were What! wouldsay is thatthe canoecan be usedin anywater Mustangsused three of theirfour DiscontinuedColors hitsto breakthe game open. hits,while Manville rapped eight FrankJanoskl (mile), Gene Kruc- shortof the openocean, ff thepaddlers axe careful Notice, I JohnPlesa launched the rally-- twoby Plesa. zek(440), Bill McCombie (880), didnot say"experienced" for experienceis a relativething, Bob Bentzlner(two-mile), Ray andcaution means youql gain experience. Kostuk(pole vault), Blll Grygo The canoecan alsobe usedin waterswhere no otherboat Youngsters IVin .11edals (longJump) and Bob Willis (shot couldcomfortably be used. Brush-choked tributary streams can put). be explored,for instance, which would defy a heavieror wider boat.Rapids can be run whichwould be inconceivablein any- thingbut canoe or kayak. At Track And Field Day Bowling League HOUSE PAINT The trickhere Is to try to figureout whatpath the boat The HillsboroughJaycees and and Patricia Grecco. shouldtake to avoidthe rocksor stumpswhich cause the rif- RecreationCommission have an- Softball throw - John Bordar, In Bridgewater EugeneRiley and William Riley; ¯ Containsits ownprimer ~ ~A : Cq/%n~a~tiY;~;gWhHlClUSePaint fles,eddies and waves, and then to avoidthem. nouncedwinners of the recent Thebowman should be theguide, and his strokes should clue trackand field day on thejunior CindyFowler, Chert Dobak and Presents Awards ¯ Lastslonger than ever before ~) ELF~PT~ ¯¯TerraceGrayMiStGreenSatinNaplexEggshell the sternmanto the propermaneuver he shouldmake. Use an highschool fiald. CathyBreese, Over170 bowlersattended the ¯ Cleantools with soap and water aluminumor Fiberglascanoe and startwith very gentle rif- PEE WEE DIVISION PREP DIVISION $6J)S 7 PER. fles.In time,wlth caution, you should be ableto makea white- 100yard dash - TomChorniewy, nineteenth annual awards dinner ¯ Choiceofcolors gallen .... ~= GAL. watercruise, if youare so incllned. 60 yarddash - BruceSchrelber, WalterHribik and WayneRosen- for the BridgewaterBowling league (Kayaks, althoughpaddled with the different double paddle, first;Christain Eichhorn second licht;DianeAsprocolas, JulieBer- atRedwood Inn. are probablybetter for rapid running. Their flexible "skin" andWilliam Reese, third for the darand Susan Rainey. PresidentRay Greglaacted as makesthem better to learnin, and, although unstable compared boys;Tracey Hill, Dabble Ctmo- 220yard dash - TomChornlewy, masterof ceremonies and awarded ,o o,o,ooo,.,.,.o chowski and Gall SteaLsfor the high average to Herb Krumicho,f 70, ¢450 to a canoe,they do turnon theveritable dime.) girls. Lewis King and Michael Davis "F’pE,GAL. Theonly time that a canoeis at all"tricky" is whenyou get Kathy Lyons, Julie Berdar and Ideal Body Shop, 192-58; high ONECOAT C intoor outof it.Then, because of thelong, round hull and the I00yard dash- Bruce Schreiber, SusanRainey. game,Dave Thomas of Cellco ~ I lawsof gravity,friction coefficients andother Newtoatan stuff, ErikYon Saltza,and JohnKen- Softballthrow - EdwardBelly Waterproofing, 278; high three ’ All Colors noLLe; TraceyHill, DebbieCtmo- games,Dennis Fitzpatrick of Sun- I EXTFRiOIILatex youcan roll the beast over and fall into the drink, chowskiand Barbara Greece. RichardFowler Jr. and WaynesetConstruction, 715;team high, i woE.(ff:.%, ~owever, by using somesense a~d care, and sitting dow~ ~osenIIcht. smoothlyand easily you won’t havea moment’spause, nor will Softha11throw - MarkDobak, Prepdivision winners are eli- threegames, Pierson’s Plumbers, I r HousePaint PURCHASE OFDEVOE JohnQuirlco, and BobbyRudeau; 3099; team high game, l%rth I’ ¥ you think twice about it, NancyYoungster, Gall Staats and gibleto competein thestate jay- BranchAuto Body Shop,1082; | ~ WONDERTONE, There is a lot more to be said about canoes, both for them MaryFarrell. ceemeet at SayervlileHlghSchool bowlingvictory legion winners Ed "- " ONE LP RECORD! and against them. You ought to rent a canoe for a few hours, JUNIORDIVISION June 29. P~rson plus 124; Rick Maz- thenfor a weekend,ifyou find you like it. HillsboroughMayor S. Robertzarlello, plus 81; Tax Iamonlco; "@r/167 Youmight, even get togetherwith another couple (two cars, 60 yarddash - JohnDuke, James Conardand RecreationCommis- GOLD" Be N D" MONTGOMERYHOUSE yousee) and start at oneend of a riverand end a dayor so later [-hrrisonand William Dun; Dorlnda sionerMrs. Eileen Lawton pre- plus71, and FrankNoytowlch, Covlello,Deborah Ballcki and Su- ~lus64. ~L-L_ "~~"+" 11 6’1. SPACKLING at theother end. The second car canbe usedto takeeveryone sentedthe gold,sliver and bronze PAINT~~ PERGAL¯95 backto pointA, whereyou get things sorted out. Take a gentle sanPatrick. medalsto thewinners. Mike Mur- The most improvedbowler ..... Reg.Sy.ys gel. COMPOUND 100yard dash - JamesHarrison, phywas meet director. twardwent to Ed Piersonof Pier- Driesin lessthan one hour¯ Goes over damp Lead,Zinc & Titanium river,like the Raritan or the Millstone, ortry the canal. WilliamRiley and Gary Krautwald sonsPlumbers for improving his Takesome cold drinksand a heartylunch and pausein a -0- surfaces.Has "Controlled Brudhability". Re- Coviello,Susan Patrick averageover 11 pins. sistsfading, moisture and blistering. meadowfull of wild-flowers.You willbe richlyrewarded. Ibs. Manville SomersetBowlerama made a- 545, yourllAnd,if be you amazedcan slowly at alllearn thelifeto refineyourll your see paddling aroundl toyou silence,as you Bowlers wardsfor gamesover 250 during 7" FOAMRUBBER - , , I windyour way through the quiet, secret places in NewJersey. Set Record For the seasonto DaveThomas, Herb ROLLERSLEEVES Krumich,John Merskl, John ¯ , | Mrs. Whitey Paul of Bound GoldBond , JCAULKING ¯ Doubles Gross Flalka, Bob VanderHoef,Ed Pear- 4 :fat 47¢ won the 18-holegoff son, Ed Bylina, Bob Chiselk0, a~sociationNassau Tournament 9" SLEEVES - Fran kl"’in s Trac k G"lr s NedI.,icitra and Pat Catalano I JohnInnes, VELVETI’u’’’am A i¢ at Pike Brook Country Club Also, Fred Colosizo, Charles 4 for $1i Thursday and captured the A- 3f Manvilleset a new doubles Flight front nine with a 39 andwasgrossrecord in the recentSom- Capra, Ray Coburn, Neal Wragg, o.’- ._ Trounce Rancocas 89-29 ersetCounty Bowling Tournament Murdoch Ford, A1 Gianchigiia, ,...,o,,., secondin the back nine with 41" She DennisFitzpatrick, LeRoy Win- SUPREME cluded Ruth Rayner, 50 yard, sec- wonthe 10-hole with a netof 80.at BlueStar Shopping Center with 9x12 and gainedits third straight victoryond place, 6.9; Barbara Kelley chester,Ray Giberson,Jim San- L Mrs. Clarence Hubbard of a scoreof 1469. dersonand Tom Crimi. GuaranteedTo IDROPCLOTNS TRAYSITS 2.25per gel. ofthe seasonby trouncingRanco- 220 yard, first, 28.2; MarthaDean Milestonetook second place onthe A total of 297 five-manteams, C°ver In One C°at !- 2 25 90 casValley Regional High School 220 yard, third, 29.0; Diane Swan. 304 doubles teams and 608 Dixon’sTinsmlths, winners off.he ~ ¢ frontnine with a 43. Mrs.Pete league, were presented with a tro- 89- 29 on the losers’track ton, 440 yard,second, 68.4; and Sorokaof M artinsvillewitha 39 1/2singlesteams participated in the ’|..I" 0 Eightschool records were Elaine Smith, 440yard, third, 68.9. ~ournamentwhich ran three week- phyand custodyof the champion- Gold BondVelvet Supreme JVmm~i-- .~ wasfirst on theback nine. ship trophy. Latex wall paint is guaran-_ i broken,including Chucky Dunn, Also,Chucky Dunn, 75 Inthe B Flight,first place on the ends from April 20 - May 5. Tilley’s CenturyHeavy Duty 50 yard dash, 6.5; Diane Lysy, first, 8.8; Ruth Rayner,95 yard, The Manvilleteam also took Individual awards went to cap- teed to cover painted sur- ENDURACLOTH STAINLESS VINYL frontnine went to Mrs.EarlCoop- ~alnWalter Spieczny, sponsor AluminumExtension Ladders WALLCOVERING 440 yard dash, 66.9; Maria Oste- second,9.2; Linda Zerbe, 75yard, secondin doublesnet with a score faces with one coat. Gold grin,hurdles, 8.6; and third,9.3; Eileen Francis, 880 er of BelleMead, with 36 1/2.of 1274. 3sergeDixon, Ed Willard,Jim BondVelvet doesn’t show UNDERWRITERS Stephanie Nowak,Martha Dean, yard,first, 2:36.0; Alexa Lewan- Second place and 18-hole net title In slng]esnet, Joe Vervan of ~chofield,Tony Tedesco and Andy lop marksand touch-ups. APPROVED SANITASand WALLTEXSue Kopsco,and BarbaraKelley dowskl,880 yard, second, 2.57.1; went to Mrs,Bill Fox of Prince-Manvillewas in a three-waytie k’enik. 1967second, discontinued styles. tookthe 880 yard relay in 1:59.?;WandaSmith, 100 yard, first, 12.4; ton who had 37 1/2and a net80. for thirdwlth a scoreof 649. WaiterKritzberger, league sec- Largestselection in Middlesex :etary-treasurer, madethe pres- is the paint, it dries to the 16-FT. County,Kitchens, Bathrooms, etc. Mary Sk~pwith,Linda Zerbe, MarySkipwlth, 100 yard,second, wasFirst tokenplace by Mrs.on the AI back Evansnine of -0- touchin twentyminutes. , LIST26.00 ’ PareCerminara, and Wanda Smith, 12.4;and Margaret entations of cash awards, and a- ran the 440 yard relay, 53.2. highJump, third, 4’ 2". Manvilleat 40; secondwent to MINOR LEAGUE STANDINGS wards fromthe SomersetCounty SINGLE a ~/~ ¢ end ~owllngAssociation. Size List NOW. ROLL ! gl~ -- up Barbara KelleycaPtUred the long Also,Barbara Mtchalski, dis. Mrs. Bill Beirne of KendallPark jumpwith a leapof 14’ 3 I/4"; at 42. VFW and WestonHomes teams Clem Hoagland,executive dl- 20’ 31.00 13.47 cus, first, 83’ 1"; Carol Prentice, are tiedat theend of the firstrector of the SomersetCounty 95 LynnDressel won the shot Put with discus,second, 77, 11,, ; SueDres- Winnerof the 18-hole netcompe- 24’ 41.00 18.47 MONTGOMERY 28’ 1" and EileenEdwards hurled titlonin theC Flight wasMrs. Art week’sManville Minor League Bowllng Association, presented a 28’ 48.B0 22.47 sel, shot, second, 27’ 3 1/2"; De- playwith two wins, no losses,pla, ue to WalterKrltzberger for 32’ 58.00 27.47 PORCH& FLOOR, the javelin 85’ 6". nise Adragna, shot, third, 23’ 11"; Case of Belle Meadwith 38 andnet GAL. 36’ 72.00 35.47 Franklinwon first place in IIof Becky Kronlck, javelin, third, 66’ 85; she also wonthe back nine FamilyShow and American Legion ten years of serviceas secretary 40’ DO¯00 39¯47 14 events. 7 1/2";and Cathy Marquis, Jave- title in theflight. Mrs. Ed Fef-havea 1-I record;the Elks and of the BridgewaterBowling friesof Princetonwassecond at46. Lionsstand league. FREE:¯ Rope ENAMEt2 OtherFranklin point-getters in- fin, second, 79’ 7 1/2% at 0-2, ¯ Locks iii ¯ Pulleys¯ Safety Shoes "TILLY" ALUMINUM Somerville Cycling Derby STEPLADDERS 4 Foot Size--- $ 6.95 To Pack City’s Streets 5 Foot Size--- $ 8.95 Thousandsof CentralJersey everto capturethe "Tour of Som- 6 Foot Size--- $ 9,95 residents are expectedfor "The erville"since its resumptionaf- 7 Foot Size--- $13.25 Tourof Somerville"the country’s ter WorldWar Ilwas John Chiselko 8 Foot Size--- $15.95 best-knownamateur cycling race who turnedthe trickin 1954. to be staged in downtownSomer- Thena 17-year-oldhigh school AMAZING villeMemorlal Day, May 30. senior,Chiselko sped home inches Perhapsin no otherbicycle ahead of Canada’s Pat Murphy, TRY6OLD BOND NEW GOLD BOND eventof thelast few decades has who was to win the 1955 tour. enjoyedsuch a diversifiedentry The 1953 tour was probably PAINT KEEPS listand wholehearted publicsup- the "classiest" of all tours. A port.Almost everyone in Somer-1953Chevrolet was the firstprize. PAL BASEMENTS ville,as wsllas tensof thousandsTeamsfrom Japan, Mexico, and ON YOUR INTERIOR of out-of-townvisitors, is expected DRY OR YOUR Canadawere entered as well as WALL=. toline the streets alongthe course individual riders from tire other The officialsof the Amateurcountries.Irish - bornHughie ¯ . , andyou wil) seebow MONEYBACK! easilyit glideson. GoldBond BicycleLeague of Americahave Startsof Cranfordstreaked home PALAlkyd Latex paint dries iI :’i:’~’;;: Wentheir support as have the aheadof AllenBell to win the quicklyto a beautifulflat o. L local newspapers,the police, the Chevroletina drivingrain. finish.Available in 14colors 95 It’s Goldhmm# Hplre-CkHk rescuesquad, the radio stations, Untilthree years ago, the di- andOxford White . ¯ . and the stores, andtelevision stations. rectionand promotion of the race inexpensive,tool GAL= Coatiig... madeiitk latex Yearafter yearthe announclngwas handled by Fred "Pop" Kugler has beendone by HerbertHoffma~ Jr., sponsor of tho Somerset . . . a completelynew kind of Wheelmenand well-known bicycle masonryfinish, stopswatel Probably the highlight of all the fromrasping through base- tourswas the coverageby NBC-dealer. /n 1966 the Somerville mentwalls once and for all... ’IVin 1966. Area Jaycees handled the promo- or your moneyrefunded. Last year CBS-TVdecided to tion aspects of the race and as- Hydro-Checkbrushes on east. providerace coverage by high-sumedthe directionin 1969when ly, evenon ,’i’evlously painted "Pop" retired to Florida. lightingSomerville’s perennial ¯ walls, Askabout the new runnerup,Allen Bell. This gamble -0- mm ColorYak. Choose from 7 new camewithin an eyelashof paying I D ~ I tintingcolors. ¯ I I~ ~ illl / off, but Boll fell five feet short GOLFERS TRIUMPH I ~=7.,,,;’x"~,,_5 j as 1964Olympian ,Tackle Slmes Dedicating Prep’s Field House flashedhome the victor. His time SeniorChris Gaynor fired a z 00 90 of I hour,56 minutes~10.9 sec- 48 as FranklinD[Igh’s golf team OPEN HOUSE--Mrs. C.W. school’srecent open house gymnasium,wrestllng, exer- endsclipped more than 3 minutestrippedSomerville, 10-8, a week Paulus Jr., president of the which markedthe dedication ot cise, moetinff and office rooms, offJohn Aschen’s 1966 tour mark. agoyesterday afternoon. RutgorsPrep Parents Associa- itsnew $500,000 field house, andlocker facilities on the The onlynative of Somerville tlon,serves up Punchat the Thenew building includes a~uU lowerlevel. THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS PAGE 7 ii Warriors Win Two I Behind Kravitz, Klige I

pitF~ nnkll;ro mHll~hnio?tRi~ce~; Ja~kl°~.kls’t singled ,n third inning and senior A1 Kravitz winning two and scored when Tyus’s single and games this past week. three-base error followed. The Warriors -- led by Kllge’s Franklin shoved across its final one-hit hurling -- routed Bridge- three runs in the fifth inning. A water-Raritan-East, 9-2, a week walk and an error put Gilchrist and ago yesterday. Tyus on base. Jankowski delivered On Friday, Kravitz two-hit his second two-bagger of the game, Princeton as the Franklin nine driving in two more runs. He raised its recordto 7-5-1. scored on a fielder’s choice. The Franklin-Princeton game Franklin laced out nine hits-- GUARANTEED on Monday was postponed because two each by Gllchrtst and Jankow- of wet grounds. ski, The Warriors were scheduled against South Brunswickyestsrday PRINCETON aRernoon at home. Kravitz, who has two no-hitters Thisafternoon, Franklin is home under his belt-- won this third against South Plainfield. On Tues- game of the season, 2-1, over BRA RELINE day, the Warriors entertain Som- Princeton. erville. Both are In the Mid-state The Little Tigers used one ox Conference. their two hits and a throwing er- ¯ of 3 fine qualitybrake linings The only hit Kllge allowedwas ror to lead, 1-0, in the top of the a two-runhome run In the top of first Inning. the seventhby CharlieSandora¯ Gilchrist scored Franklin’s first He fanned 11 and walked one. run in the second when he walked, Franklinbroke to a 4-0 leadin stole second, took third on a throw thefirst inning. Bob Burner opened into center field and tallied on theFranklin half of theInnlngwith Jankowski’s single. a singleand George Lukacs walked, Lukacssingled in the sixth and $ $ $ RickyGllchrist poled a home run racedto thirdon a two-basesis- to left.The fourth Warrior run of clue.Roe O’Connor’s sacrifice fly the inningtallied when Don Tyus to centerallowed Lukacs to score reachedsecond on an error and thewinning run. Tom Shoemacher (No. 38) sends one past Princeton Day School defenders dur- rode home on a single by Paul Kravitzstruckout six and walked GUARANTEED10,000 GUARANTEED20.000 GUARANTEED30,000 ing Saturday’s lacrosse game at Rutgers Prep. Princeton won, 5-4 indouble a llkenumber. MILES OR 1 YEAR MILES OR 2 YEARS MILES OR 3 YEARS overtime. Fords,Chews, Dodges, Plym0uths & AmericanCompacts. ’Bull’ Bass (64 Pounds) Othercars slightly higher. Prep Fields Only Lacrosse Here’s wha t wedo: Spices Saltwater Fishing ¯ Wereplace linings snd shoeswith GUARANTEE Firestone linings The catch of a probablestate flounderappears to be nearingits Weguarantee our brake lining for the ¯ Clean and inspect drumsand specified numberof miles or years from TeamIn Area -- It Loses recordstriped bass highlights the end in coastalbays and rivers, hydraulic system date of installation, whichever comes exceptionalspring fishing along withthe Navesinkand Shrewsbury ¯ Inspect return sprin~s, grease the New Jerseycoast, according rivershavingbeenespecially good. seals and wheel beannga first, Adjustments prorated on mile. Princeton Day School spoiled ketball "picks" in moving the ball to the State Department of Con- Kingfishhave put in an earlyap- ¯ age and based on prices current at side at all times. Adjust brakes for full contact time of edjtmtment, Rutgers Prop’s Open House fee- to the goal. The set up plays and The game is 60 minutes long servation and Economic Develop- pearancein thesouthern New Jer- to drums ttvities for the new field house on attack in much the same way as a and there are four quarters. meat. seysurf. Easton Avenue by nipping the Ar- soccer or hockey playerwould. Play starts in the center of the The 64 lb.-8 oz. striperwas Lookingahead, largebodies of genauts, 5-4, in lacrosse. The Thereare penalties. field with a center trying to scoop caught during the weekend of April jumbo bluefishare reportedin game was decided in the second In additionto the goalkeeper,up the ball dropped by the referee. 2’/ by L. Alien Albertson of Port several southernStates¯ When overtime period, Rutgers Prep is the only area Republic In Great Egg I/arbor Bay these migrate to New Jersey, they Witha minuteto go in regula-there are three defensemen, a trio of mldfielders and three attack- team playing lacrosse. and reported by Fish and Game can be expected to maintain the tiontime, Chuck Houston tallied Bob Kellerof Summitis the ConservationOfficer Edward F. State’s reputationfor the world’s Tile,toneDLC-IO0® forHutgers Prep to tie thescore men. The rules call for each team Argonautlacrosse coach. Cartier. Details of the catch will bestsummer fishing for thlspopu- NEW TREADS 4-all.Princeton Day decidedthe Prep qlosed outthe seasonyes- be reported aRer the Information lar species.Good-sized schools gamewith 1:34 to go in thesecond having three men on the offensive RETREADSON SOUND TIRE BODIESOR ON YOUR OWN TIRES ~Ide four men on the defensive terdayagainst Newton, the only and Education Section of the Di- of porgiesare reportedoffshore; Any size listed 4 extrafive-minute period. teamit beat. vision of Fish and Game has re- as theymove in, theywill add to Dennis Pansy, Tom Shoemacher viewed certification formstoveri- the varietyof saltwater fishing 7,75-14 6.95-14 7.3S-15 and Hugh Chodoshhad the goals for ty that the fish has broken the cur- opportunities in New Jersey. 7.50.14 7.75-15 7.00-13 the Prep. rent striper record of 631bs,- -o- 7.35-14 8.70-15 8.50-13 FOR On Monday, the Argonauts bowed Esposito Sparks 7.oo.14 6.5o-15 6.oo-13 ’4 10 oz. caught by Morrie Uppermaa the Peddle, 5-3. in 1959. S~te-Spo~ored WHITEWALLS OR BLACKWALLS Chip Mandeville, a sophomore, Stripers are movingup the coast, PLUS 37¢ to 57¢ per tire Fed. excise tax, sales tax and Chodosh and Scott Hodes had the Endurance Ride Argonaut Baseball with outstanding surf fishing from 4 trade.in tires of samesize off your car. Rutgers Prep goals. Brigantine to Island Beach, Most Begins Tomorrow Goalkeeper Doug Sire, who had Rutgers Prop’s baseball -- pow- ford.Reclne had thelone hit for of the fish are running between 5 31 saves against Princeton Day, ered by pitcher Dan Espostto -- hhePrepsters. and 18 pounds; few are under the Preliminaries for New Jersey’s stopped21 triesagainst Peddle. had a 7-3 win over Croydon Hall RutgersPrep was victim 18-inchsize minimum, and anglersixth annual 100-mileendurance Originatedby the NorthAmeri- a week ago yesterday in between the of a 13-hit attack In dropping a 10-2 A1bertson’sfish gives promise of rideget underwaytoday in Wharton POWERFUL12 H.P. BRIGGS& ST’RATTONENGINE can Indians,lacrosse is hard, losses to Jamesburg and Im- biggerbass to come. StateForest. Starting time for the fastgame that is playedwith sticks decisionto Jamesburga week ago maculate this past week, yesterday. Mackerelare even more abun- 28 participatinghorses and their and a small sponge-rubberball. Jamesburg routed the Argo- dant along the entirecoast, with ridersis 7.30 a.m¯ tomorrow. STOP The objectiveof the 10 men on nauts, 10-2, a week ago yesterday. The Argonauts collected nine hitsthemselves. Mike Hegedus had catchesof over 100 Bostonsper The contestis sponsoredJointly each team is to throw,scoop or The Prep nine was shutout by man common.These reports led by the New Jersey Departmentof kick the ball, which is smallerImmaculata High of Somerville, three, while Gordle Olson and Re- Commissioner Roe to urgeanglers Conservation and Economic De- cine had two each. 8.D-494,495 than a baseball, into the opposing 7-0, on Saturday. Jamesburg netted five runs In not to keep more fish thanthey can velopment and the Arabian Horse goal.The goalis six-by-slxfeet. Rutgers Prep was held to. Just Associationof New Jersey. AND The lacrossefield is ll0yards one hit by Immaculata’s Phil star- the third and four in the fourth, surely use, avoiding waste of a Aftertwo and one-halfdays on Its firstrun was scoredin the valuableresource. long and 60-70 feet wide. The The excellent run of winter thetrail, riders and their mounts goals are 80 yards apart and are second, willassemble for final Judging at The two RutgersPrep runs came noon on Sunday,May 19, at the situated 15 feet from the end of in the sixth. Doug F10merfelt ride headquarters, Klltch’s Twin the field. 9 walked and went to third on a Troop 84 Shownwith mowerattached 42" Rotary SWAP! Each player has a long-han- Oaks Farm, Hammonton. Awards dled, hickory stick, called a double by Olson. Hegedus singled and trophies in the various cate- mower crosse. The name of the game both runners home. Plans Auction, gories will be presented by state Only ’875" q34" comes from the French term for CROYDON HALL Secretaryof AgriculturePhilllp a stick-- la crosse. Alampi. The used three to will sticks are Espostto thebig gun for the Cake Sale The ride be judged 70 per six feet long. Each stick has a was cent on perfect condition of the Argonautswhen they prevailed Boy Scout Troop 84, Kingston 10 H,P. Model Only ,TaCOO loose net called a face, which over CroydonHall, 7-3, a week horse and 30 per cent on correct servesas a pocket, The face is will hold its annualAuction and timing.On each of the first two without headlights IqBql THERE normallyseven to nineinches wide. ago today. CakeSale Saturday,May 18. days, 40 miles must be covered RutgersPrep rlghty the The goalkeeper’s stick has a face The set Theauction, which is thetroop’s In sevenhours¯ On the last day, NO MONEYDOWN visitorsdown on six hits-- threemajor fund-raislngevent of the that is 12 inches wide, 20 milesmust be ridden in three . Ignition Key -- 12-Volt ElectricStarting The goalie is the only player aftera three-run first inning.Es- year, will get under way at 10 poslto set ii batters down on a.m.on the groundsof the Kings=hours. ¯ Automotive rack and pinion-type steering who can touch or bat the ball with The competitive trailride is ¯ Tubeless pneumatic tires IN his hands, The other players must strikesand fanned six. ton Presbyterian Church, the At bat,the RutgersPrep Junior troop’ssponsoring organization. designed to stimulate greater in- .4 speeds forward, 1 speed reverse catch or pass the ball with the terest in the breeding and use of ¯Implement hitch included face or kick it in an effort to get bangedout three hits in fourtrips Featuredwill be furniture,house- -- including a home run. He good horses. The first 100-mile to the goal to score a point. wares, toys, tools, and an assort- ride washeld in Vermontin 1935. Players may block and use bus- knockedin fiveruns. ment of other items. Fiveeastern states now hold such AND In thelast of thefirst, Hegedus The cake sale wtllbe held simul- contestsannually¯ 31 Franklin High singledwith one out and trottedtaneously at the Kingstonpost of- Ridersfrom eight stateswill homo on Esposito’shome run ov- fice and at the church. takepart in theNew Jersey event. er the fence in right field, As an addedattractlonthlsyear, Spectatorsare welcome. $479"= Typing Students Espositogot himselfeven In the Troop 84 will have an overnight -0" ON last 0f the third whenhe singledto camp on the churchlawn in con- Win Certification drive in Olson. junctionwith the auction, allowing Middlesex High The 3-3 tie was proken in the the community to observe the Thirty-one students in the last of the fourth. Frank McMa- scouts in action as they pitchtheir Beats FHS Thindads Franklin High School business de= hen walked, Dave Conelson dou- tents, prepare dinner, and demon- pertinent have been awarded certi- bled andOlson singled. strate their scouting sldlls. The Franklin tallied 47 points fin- DISPLAY ficates for completing five minute An error, a base on balls,a highlight of the demonstration will ishing secondto MiddlesexHigh timings with’ less than three wild pitch and a two-run base be the construction of a hand- (75 points)In a triangularmeet errors. hit by Espositoclosed out the lashed signalling tower. Sunday a week ago yesterday.Bridge- Allare Typing I studentstaught scoring for Prep In the home morning, May 19, the boys will water-Eastwas lastwith32points. by Mrs.Lillian Bodnarik and Mrs. half of the sixth. participate In a special "Charter JohnHill won the shot Put withe JuanitaSoutherland. "0- Presentation" service at the toss of 52 feet, one and a halt Top scorerswere AlbertaBen- church. inchand had a winningdiscus toss giovanni,56 words per minute; of 148feet, 11 inches. Kartina Pontus, 48; Catherine Junior Bowling Assoa John Limyansky won the 100 W01f, 46; and Pat Lindner,47. alien Elects, and220 for Franklin. Other award winnersincluded John Taylor of Franklinwas Sandra Benson, 31; Keven Bet- Officers were elected at a re- Somerset Hunteraon Junlbi" firstin the longJump with a leap Bigselection of sizes& types cent meeting of the Somerset Hun- Bowling Day will be Saturday,of 20 feet, three and three-quar- finger, 39; Stephanie Blelski, 38; terdon BowlingAssociation Eleanor Bode, 32; Judy Dayton, A IVheel And Junior May25, whenthe associationtake ter inches. Manymatched pairs andsets held at Strike’N Spare Lanes. 4O teamsto thestate junior bowl- -0- 45; Anne Edwards, 39; Gloria vice-president Mrs, Goodgoing, 40; Gale Micklo, 34; First ing tournamentat ButlerBowl inl Also, Karen Nielsen, 30; Cyn- stella Beenders4 secretary - Butler. Netmen Win In A Prayer... treasurer Frederick A. Olden- thia Rockhill, 31; Eileen Rojack, -0- YOUR $ 31; Denise Adragna, 30; Carol hage; tournament director. Mrs¯ East Brunswick Bessenyei, Casper, Marie Chlrlcowlll all hold office 33; Edward Tom Deening of Hopewell is for two years. Warrior Netmen Franklin bumped off East Bruns- 30; Lisa Danielson,32; Cynthia claiming a record which Isn’t CHOICE Elected to the board of direc- Post A Pair Of wick High, 4-1, in a tennis match Encok, 38; Clara Flzzarotti, 39; likely to be challenged by many tors for a two year periodwere Friday. Kathleen Glynn, 32; cyclists. The 14-year-old In the singles, Steve Boswell Also,Gregory Dean PrestonThomas, Mrs. Marie Per- Court Defeats Big savingson slightly usednew car "takeoffs" tool Patake, 31; Hopowell Valley High School rine,Miss Elaine Blazovsky, Mrs. won, 6-0, 4-6, and 6-2, while Bob Lichtmann,37; DennisLue, 30; Bazln a 6-0, 6-I success. freshman claims to have cov- Mary Koncur, FranclsYamborand Watchung ’Hills Regional High scored WilliamMcVicar, 37; CarolEcho- ered the rolling hills between Mrs¯ Nancy Bremner. GlennShock and Bob Chaikinwon men,30; KarenSellers, 45; h’ene topped Franklin, 3-2, in tennis on Princeton and Hopewell on his PresidentDennis Chlrlco, Rob- the firstdoubles, 6-0, 6-1, and Sobel, 30; Carol Ubry, 39 and unicycle In two hours and 25 Monday. Eric deHaas and Neal Friedman Miriam Thomas31. ert EvansJr,, and RonaldMacau- A day later, Edisonshaded the minutes. Tom cites ease in ley, sergeant-at-arms,and Mrs. Warriorsby the samescore. tookthe second doubles, 4-6, 6-4, -0- transportingas one of the ad- Mary Ryan,Mrs. Rlta Swartzmll- AgRinstWatchung, the doubles6-I. PISToLEERS WIN vantages of beinga unicyclist,ler,Mrs. Allcla Straka, Mrs, Mil- teamsof the GlennShock and Bob -0- SOMERSETTIRE but there are disadvantages dredSkladany of the boardof di- GOLFERS MEET MATCH The ManvillePlstoleers topped as theunlcycle’s inability Chalkin won, 6-0, 7-9, 6-I, and such rectorswill hold office for another Eric deHaas and Bob Bazin copped, Greenbrookmarksmen 1164-1146 to be "coasted,"Riders must year. FrankUn finished 18th In a field Saturday. Moose and Bellomo shot 11-9, 2-6, 6-4. constantly pedal to main- Gone Burke was named to fill Bazin gained a 6-4, 6-3 singles of 20 teams in’the District 2 Golf 722-2020 293 of a possible 300, followed tain speed and balance. Tom theunexpired tar m of secondvice- victory against Edison, while Championships Monday at the by Skobo and Felegi with 289~ says he Is looking for another president and Mrs¯Mary ttopcroft deI-laas and Charlton combined for Mountain View Golf Course in West for the winners. Lund was top unlcycllstso the two can try and Ray Miltonto unexpiredterms Trenton. The Warriors had $91 SERVICE success. gun for Green Brook with a 297. playing polo on their one- a 6-3, 6-3 on the Boardof Directors. -0- strokes. Columbia High of South Mon. thru Fri, 8:30 Till 9:00 Tues. and Wed. Till 6:00 Sat. 8:30 Till 5:00 -0- wheeled vehicles. Unicyellsts The associationwill hold its Orange was first with a tea mscore Eighty-seven per cent of World set a lot of records,but the annualfun nightFriday, June 71 The average cost of an outboard of 329. War H naval personnel, or 3 1/’2 lack of competitioncan get a at 9 p.m. at Strike ’N Spare~motor In 1967 was $510, the average million men, were Reservists. bit lonesome too, apparently.Lanes. cost of an outboard boat, $B69. THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 PAGE 8 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS Branchburg J Boys’ Farm Stines-Burby Vows Said Players To Sets Tyrolian At Somerset Presbyterian I, FestivalDays Somerset Presbyterian Church headpiece, and she carried an ar- Stage Show was the setting for evening rites rangement of daisies and other Bonnie Brae Farm for Boys which recentlyunited in marriagespring flowers. Tl~e newly-formed Branchburg in Millington,will resemblea PamelaDawn Stinesof Franklin Best man was John Burby, the Musical Players Guild Is rehears- May festivalin theAustrian pro- and Edward Paul Burby Jr. She groom’s brother. Ushers included ing "Musical Buffet," a variety vinceof Tyrolduring the farm’s is the daughterof Mr. and Mrs.Herbert Lauverand Edward Stines, show and one-act play to be given 35thannual benefit card party and EdwardStines of 147 J.F.Kennedy brotherof thebride. May17-18 at 8:30 p.m. at Branch- fashionshow, May 21 - 22. Blvd. His parentsare Mr. and Approximately50 guestsfeted burg Central School. The campus will be decorated Mrs. Edward Paul Burby ST. of the newlywedsat a receptionat Jerl Began of Flemington, re- withTyrolean posters, large rep- Monessen,Pa. Cedar Manor in North Brunswick Officiating Jarvis cent winner of the Miss Mercer licas of edelweiss, and Ger- were the Roy, beforethey departed on a honey= County pageant, will be featured man titleson the village-like Morris and the Rev. Robert Perry. moon trip to Shartlesville,Pa. singing, "I Can’t Say No" from shops. Committeemembers will Soloist Mrs. Donald Scott sang The new Mrs. Burby attended "OklahomaL" be garbedin Austriancostumes "You’ll Never Walk Alone." She theUniverslty of Pittsburghand is Also performing will be go-go and wear Tyroloanheadrosses. was accompanied by Mrs. A. Paris. nowa seniorat WestVirginia Uni- girls with a rock and roll combo, The PurnellSchool in Potters- Givenin marriagebyher father, versltymajoring in elementary Shirley Dztkowski and a cast of villa will be representedby a the bride wore a gown of silk or- education. Her husband also at- children doing "Getting To Know choralgroup singing folk songs. ganza styled with a modified bell tends West Virginla University, You" from "The King and 11’, and Approximately2000 guestsare skirt. The scooped - necked, majoring in forestry. The couple Linda Boganwith her guitar sing- expectedto attendthe two day sleeveless bodice was toppedwith will live in Morgantown, W. Va. ing folk songs. benefit;1500 reservationshave an elbow-lengthlace capelet. -0- A pill box headpiecetrimmed "No, No A Million Times Nol" alreadyboon made, accordingto SEWING CLASS a one-act play, was written by Mrs. FrederickM. Rollenhageno with a matchingbow securedher Eskel Crawford with lyrics and Proceedswill be usedfor troubled shoulder-lengthveil. She carried Somerset County Extension liliesof thevalley and ivy. music by Bud Tomkins. It is being boysplaced in the farm’scareand Service clothing leader Mrs. directed by Edna Gagliano of North 700 youngstersfrom low-income Matronof honor was Mrs. A.D.BlancheSemchyshyn is teaching Branch, founder of the Branchburg areaswho willattend Bonnie Brae Inoa,sister of thebride, who was classesonsewingchildren’s cloth- Musical Players Guild. during attiredin apaleyellow floor-length . ing home Somerset Camp July and August, A-linegown trimmed with a yellow at her at 49 Mrs. Ccagliano, who studied at Mrs. Rollenhagen is being as* Ave.,Somerville. Next class ses- the Lippel School of Dancing in satin band under the bodice.A sionis May22. Instruction covers sisted by Mrs. Philip J. Bowers, matchingyellow bow held her veil Newark, has also done all the If, co-chairman. Mrs. Clifford M. sewing for children aged 2-10. choreography and costuming for Baker Jr. is in charge of cos- the program. tames, the community hostesses anniver sary party. and the information booth; Mrs. Frank J. Valgenti, Jr,, assisting AWAKEN ,;~, with costumes; Mrs. Bradford Co- YOUR ~ 50th Anniversary Chamber Music chran, decorations; Mrs. Harry ~ .... V. Osborne, Jr., luncheon; Mrs. SKIN For Jaskulskis Group To Play Laurence B. Kingman, flower shop; WITH OUR and Mrs. George H. Hewett, food ~ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jaskulski A group of four area soloists 3 STEPS shop. ~" of South Plainfield recently cele- will highlight the New Brunswick Otherchairmen are Miss Nora- brated their 50th wedding anni- Chamber Orchestra’s spring con- lyn Schulte,surprise packages; versary at a party given by their cert, in a program of particu- Mrs. Philip O. Hoag, and Mrs. Mrs. Edward Burby Jr. was Pamela Stines. children at the Polish Home in lar interest to students. Gordon D. MacCoy, old and new TICKETSand RESERVATIONS South Plainfield. The concert, under the direction objects,Mrs. Vreelandis also Approximately 150 peopleat- of Elaine Winnett, will be given Engagement Party AT NO EXTRACOST BEAUT~"~ "~..~ ’ at Kirkpatrick Chapel, Queens chairmanof thefashion show which ¯ CREAM tendedthe party given by Mr. and will be presentedby Doop’so! Honors Couple ¯ MIRACLE Mrs. AndrewHenkle of Manville,Campus, at Rutgers, on Wed- EastOrange and Short Hllls. ¯ BASE Mr. and Mrs. AnthonyJaskulski nesday, May22 at 8:15 p.m. -0- Featured In the Bach Branden- Approximately125 personsat- FOR PLEASURE - FOR BUSINESS ONLY $8.00 Jr. of New Market,Mr. and Mrs. PENNY SALE JohnJaskulskl of Spokane,Wash,, berg Concerto ¯ No, 4 will be Dr. tendeda recentengagement party AIRLINES ¯ STEAMSHIPS¯ CRUISES andMr. andMrs. Joseph Belinski, honoringMiss Gayle Lynn Impel- Daniel Schuman of Edison, vio- The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mr. and Mrs. WalterZajac, Mr. linist, andassociate professor of lizeri and StevenBanysb at the scoRreo_ TOURS-IND£PENDENT mERLEnoRmBn ElizabethAvenue Fire Company ManvilleVFW. 49 St. NewHru,swick ~nd Mrs. Charles Burtricoand musicat DouglassCollege, James Bayard Mr. and Mrs. JosephZamber, all will sponsor a penny sale to- The party was given by her CH7.5069 Scottof Franklin,flutist, and in- morrow, May 17 at 7:30 p.m. at RESORTS¯ HOTELS of SouthPlainfield. structorof music at Douglass parents,Mr. and Mrs.Jacob Ira- JEWELRYfrom $2.00 and MaxineWhitener of Highlandthe firehouse.Refreshments will pellizeriof 105 EvansDrive, Man- HONEYMOONS¯ GROUPS ¯ CHARTERS ville. ~ Park flutist.~ b served..im The couplewill wed Sept.14, PAY LATER PLANS A ~ MissImpelllzeri is a graduate ~mms . THRIFTY fURNITUREMART OFFERS.... of Manville High School and is i _ . .._~- A-.~---~| panyl employedinBridgewater. at HollandRantos Cora- l /2 -U14U I , He is also a graduate of Man- I " = i villa HighSchool and attends Sam- --’A WORLDOF TR4VEL UNDERONE ROOF" erectTechnical Institute,Mr. Banysh is employed at Johns-Man- villa Corporation~. Woman’s Club ,/##t STORE WlOE SAVINGS FOR POUR HOME Installs Officers MISS JOAN WESNESKY At the last regularmeeting of Traditionally, this is a sale el qnality /urnittirel ap to our nsnal standards. It is also, and traditionally, Joan Wesnesky the Womans~ Club of Hillsbor- a time o/worthwhile savings, when we slash prices to reduce our inventories, to make room [or new merchan- ough,the newofficers for 1968-69 disc, purchased at r.cent markets all aver the cmmtry. Makea date with yottrsel/ to come in soon! Is Betrothed To were installedby past-president Mrs.John Mc Shefferty. Grego ~ Lichota Continuingas presidentis Mrs. Stephen Schwirck:first vice- Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Wesnesky president,Mrs. PhilipStevens: of 100 Evans Drive, Manville,secondvice-presldent, Mrs, Rich- have announcedthe engagementard Farneski:recording secre- of their daughter, Joan Lucille, tary,Mrs. John Alampi;corres- q to Gregory Lichota. pondingsecretary, Mrs. Howard He is the son of Mr. and lairs. Krinick;federation secretary, L? (" : Walter Llchota of 715 Somerville Mrs. Samuel Smith; treasurer, Ave.,Manville. Mrs.Alvin Evans. Miss Wesneskywill graduate Mrs. Neff Van Cleef reported I fromManville High Schoolin June, andher fiancewill graduate from thatpreparations are continuing Somerset County Vocational forthe country fair. 1 -0- School. Mr. Lichota is employed at Sixth Sixty African languagesare :Colony Coiffeurs in Somerville° spokenin the IvoryCoast alone, No date has been set for the accordingto a United Nations wedding. count,

¯ : .::::::::::::::::::::::::..., :.... THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS PAGE 9 Interviews Set Scholarships Give ’Capital Glimpses’ For Admission Children’s U. S. Senator Harrison A. Wil- in Washington, as guests of Senator To 30 Colleges Program To liams (D-NJ) announced today that Williams. They will spendten days for the tenth consecutive year, he in the nation’s captial, touring key Interviews for admission to 30 is offeringthree "Washington Sum- government departments and talk- colleges will be held May 20 from Explain Music mer Scholarships" to New Jersey ing to high-ranklngWashington of- I0 a.m. - 4:30p. m. at the Governor high school seniors. ficials. Morris Hotel in Morristown. A special program for children The competition is open to Deadline for entries in the Sum- High school juniors and seniors graduating seniors in New Jersey mer Scholarshipcontest is May20. in any and young people entitled "Intro- interested attending of the duction to the Instruments of the High Schools, and three winners Noticesof thecompetition, and ap- following colleges are invited to Orchestra," will be presented by will be chosen from the state -- plicationmaterials, have been sent attend: the Masterwork Foundation of one each from North, Central, and to everyhigh school in NewJersey. Arkansas College (Ark.), Bel- MorrisPlains as a part of its South Jersey. -0- knap College (N.H), Univ. of Chat- currentfestival of musicand art As winners of the scholarship, tanooga (Tenn.), Colby Junior Col- $3,000,I00,000 was spent by on Saturday,May 25, at the small the three high school graduates pleasureboaters on goodsandser- lege (N.H.), Colorado Alpine Col- concerthall at 300 MendhamRdad, will get a look "behind the scenes" viceslast year. lege (Colo.), Culver Stockton Col- Morristown.There will be two lege (Me.), Davis and Elkins Col- sessions,one at 1:30p.m. and one lege (W.Va.), Eureka College (111.), at 3:30 p.m. Applications Available For Beauty Pageant Franklin Pierce College (N.H.), DavidRandolph, director music resortand will represent Heft- Huntingdon College (Ala.), Indiana of the MasterworkFoundation and Entryblanks for both me county the Inst. of Technology (Ind.), John conductor of the Masterwork andstate pageant of ilheMiss New man BeverageCompany through- KennedyCollege (Neb.), Jones Col- chorusand orchestra, will talkin- Jersey beauty contest are now out theyear in personnalappear- lege (Fla.), Marian College (Ind.), formallyabout modern instru- availablein 200 Northern New ances. Maria Regina College (N.Y.), ments, and young players will Jersey stores of Grand Union, CountyJudgings will be done at’ Also, McKendree College (HI.) demonstraterepresentative or- Food Fair, Two Guys, Good Deal HolidayMotels and will be an- OklahomaState Universlty(Okla.) chestralinstruments. andStop and Shop. nouncedat a laterdate. RobertMorris Jr. College(Pa.) Everyone who attends willhave Entryblanks are located at the -O- St. AndrewsPresbyterian (N.C.) floordisplays of theHoffman Bev- the opportunity to ask questions USAF SPECIALIST Collegeof St. Catherine(Minn.) about the instruments and to hear erage Company,sponsor of the St, FranclsCollege (Me.), Se Io~ how they sound together and in 1968-1969 Pageant. HillCollege (Pa.), University Any girl years of age, Airman Geraldine Williams different combinations. 18-28 daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Tampa(Fla.), Tenn. Wesleyan Col- The two sessions are designed unmarriedand a New Jerseyres- lege(Tenn.), Transylvania College especially for children and young identmay apply. L. Williams of 378 Hlllcrest Ave., (My.),Union College (My.), Urbane people, but are of interest to any- Finalistswill be screenedand Franklin, has been gl’aduated from College(Ohio), Westminster Chior judgedduring June in eachcounty a U.S. Air Force technical school one who enjoys music and would at Sheppard AFB, ’rex. She was College(N.J.), Xavier University like to know more about instru- and the final Miss County-Miss (Ohio)and Young HarrisCollege ments which produce it. New Jerseypageant will be held trained as a medical specialist (Ca.) Mr. Randolph, in addition to his at the Menlo Park Shopping Cen- and has been assigned to a unit of the USAF Headquarters Com- Appointmentsfor interviewsare activities as a conductor, is a ter on Aug.17. not necessary. well-known commentator and lec- Miss New Jerseywill receivemand at Andrews AFB, Md. The Parentsand high school guidance turer or,musical subjects, and was Winning Hairstylist a two week trip to a Southernairman is a graduate of Franklin counselorsmay also interviewas commentatorfor VanguardRec- High School. many admissionsofficers as they Mrs. Dante Corsilli Jr. was Barbara Stack. ords on a two-discrecording on RosanneBlonde, standing, left,won placeat theN.J. wish.Hours for guidance counselor theinstruments of the orchestra. first interviewsare 9 a.m.- 4:30p.m. Hairdressersand Cosmetolo- He has been a lecturerat Colum- gistsconvention competition at -0- Miss Stack, Mr. Corsilli bia, Rutgers,and New York uni- SOMERSET COUNTY BOARD OF versities, OberlinCollege, Town AtlanticCity, recently. Here CAR WASH Hall,Westchester Conservatory, she showsoffthe hairdo-- on Wed In Morning Rites the CosmopolitanClub, and at model Nancy Garster,holding The United Presbyterian Youth trophy -- which won, while her REALTORS MAKES PLANS FOR Miss Barbara Jean Stack, daugh- the bride worea full-lengthor- :PhilharmonicHall in the pre- of Hillsborough Presbyterian philharmonicseries. On televis- mentor Miss Lygia Brightbill Church will hold a car wash from ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Stack ganza gown styled with A-line lookson. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. this Saturday, of 23 N. Reading St., Manville, skirtand a long-sleeved,empire= ion, he was host and commenta- "REALTOR WEEK" May 18, on the church grounds. recentlybecame the brideof Dantewaistedlace bodice.Her three-tor for the CBS-TVSeries,"Young ’TasteOf Honey’ Thomas Beacht is in charge. - CorsilliJr. in morningrites at tieredveil was secured by a pearl-Audiences"(39 Programs),and Christthe King Church. trimmedbow. his ownseries, "David Randolph’s The ReD. RonaldBacovln solem- An old-fashlonedarrangement Music Room" on WNYC-TV. To Debut Tonight nizedthe vows. of stephanotisand gladiolaswas Furtherinformation can be ob- At Theatre Six Mr. Corsilli is the son of Mr. thebridal bouquet. tainedfrom the officeof the Mas- and Mrs. Dante Corsilli of White- Servingas maid of honor was terworkFoundation at 736 Speed- "A Taste Of Honey" opens today house Station. Miss Ann Petrone of Manville. wellAve in MorrisPlains. at Theatre Six to run through June Given in marriage by her father, Bridesmaidsincluded Mrs. Carole -0- 2. [ Stack of Somerville,and Miss Written by British author-play- Now Through Tuesday Delta Zetas Set Pat RembJlas,Miss Jean Ewanylo, wright Shelagh Delaney, the play Miss Joan Stack and Miss Denise tells the story of Jo, a working Members of the has becomean occasion, Ntchiporuk, all of Manville. HomeIs Where Julie Christie Dessert Bridge classadolescent girl and herre- Somerset County of also, in whichRealtors call Terence Stamp The attendants were attired in lationships with the other four The Northern New Jerseyalum- aqua, empire-waisted, full-length charactersin the play= Jimmy, Realtors,; I nc., are Security Starts - attention to public service nae chapter of Delta Zeta will meet gowns.Thelraqua headpieces were the Negro sailor with whom she completing plans for the performed by groups, or- FARFROM THE at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, May 18 loppedwith matchingleaves and has an affair;Geoffrey, a homo- at the home of Mrs. Florence pearls. sexualart student who moves into observance of RealtorWeek Don’tWait In ’68 ganizations, and in- MADDINGCROWD Barker, 9 Parlin Lane, Watchung. The maid of honor carriedan her apartmentto helpher through May 19-25 during which dividuals. The annual affair is a dessert- old-fashlonedbouquet of deeppink her pregnancy;Helen, her fun= REALTOR hundreds of boards will The Somerset board Evenings8 P.M. bridge. roses and pom pen chrysanthe- loving, Saloon-frequenting mother; Sat., 6:30 & 9:10 P.M. A contributionof two white ele- mums. The bridesmaidscarried and Peter, her mother’snewly emphasize the "Make WEEK will hold its Maymeeting, phantsis requested, yellowroses and whitepoe pens. Sun., 2, 4:45 & 7:30 P.M. acquired husband. America Better Programs" Monday, May 20th in Far Flowerglrl was KarenPersinko Tickets for all performances are MAY19-25 of Manville. available. High school and college bold new efforts to help Hills Inn at 7 p.m., at CHI LDREN’S MATINEE Servingas best manwasWilliam students benefit from a special solve the major problems which time Mrs. Adelaide MAY18th at 2 P.M. Stackof Somerville. :’.’:: ratefor reserved seatsor tickets Realtor A Professional purchasedat the door.Reserva- of the cities andtowns, it Shaffer Campbell, of Jerry Lewis Ushersincluded Richard Nas- ¯ , . .. tanovich,Robert Miglioreand tions may be made at Theatre was announced today by In Real Estate Who Hackensack, .president of Drew Persinkoof Manville;Car- Six,Main Street at MiddlesexAve- DELICATE men Grap of Dunellenand John nue in Metuchen. Frank R. Freehauf, Warren SubscribesTo A Strict the New Jersey Associa. Stack Bradley DELIOUENT of Gardens. -0-- Township, president of the ties of Real Estate Boards, Approximately325 personsat- CodeOf Ethics OnA will makeher official visit tendedthe reception at VFW Hall. CATHERINE HIGGINS Villagers Slate 123 member Somerset Starts Wed., May 22nd Thenew Mrs. Corsilli is a grad- Nursing School County Board. NumberOf Local And to Somerset County and uate of ManvilleHigh Scho01 and Opening Of ’Luv’ "The Make America be the guest speaker. She Robert Blake is employedin thedata processing To Graduate The Villagers of Mlddlebushwill Better Program is meeting State BoardsAnd The will also induct several John Forsythe departmentof Ethicon.Her hus- band graduatedfrom Hunterdon Catherine Itiggins open their Spring season May 24 with enthusiastic response new Active Realtors which CentralHigh Schooland Is era- with "LUV," a spoof of society’s NationalAssociation Of in all parts of the nation," will bring the total mem- IN COLDBLOOD Daily2:30 7 & 9 ployedby Frank W. Egan.He has Miss Catherine L. Higglns, manners and mores in the ’60’s Da,ly7 &9 also served in the U.S. Army. daughterof Mr. and Mrs./-,ester by Murray Schisgal Mr. Freehauf said, "Many RealEstate Boards. bership of the Board to The couplewill residein Som- Under the directionof Vivlan Evenings7 & 9 P.M. Mats¯ Sat., Sun. & Wed. 2:30 D. Higglns of R.D. 1 Box 118, boards already are putting 123, an all time high. ervilleafter a honeymoontrip to Franklin, will graduate from Lazzaraof Middlebush,the play He added that the Florida. Muhlenberg Hospital’s School of will open at 8:30 p.m. and play into action some of the Several new May 25 and 26 and June i-3. board is seeking coopera- Nursing on May 23. Therewill be no productionthe proposals designed to MIss Higglns is among40 nur- tion from all concerned Associate memberswill be ses who will receiverecognition followingweekend, but the play will assist the nation in the introduced. Mrs. Camp- resumeproduction June 14and run individuals and organiza- for theirparticipation in Muhlen- major crisis about which bell, the first womanpresi- hera’sthree-year professional June 15-16 and 21-23. tions willing to share in nursing program. Sunday night curtain time is everyoneis aware." this worthy enterprise. dent of the 2,900 member Muhlenberg’sschool of nursing7:30 p.m. Reservations may be Mr. Freehauf ex- made at Colonial Farms. NJAREB organization, is accreditedby the National "The Make America League for Nursing,and has a plained the program will be accompanied by -o- Better Programis really a facultyof 16 instructors.The launched by the National Robert Ferguson, Jr., ex- school providesmodern dormi- Chamber Music powerful extension of the toryand classroomfacilities and Association of Real Estate ecutive vice president of public service attitudes flrst-handclinical experience in "~ncen Slated Boards has seven major NJAREG; James R. Sum- the adjoining 510-bedhospital. , INVENTORYHIGH Elaine Winnett will conduct the objectives backed by 50 that have marked members -0- mers, Jr., of Denville, ex- New Brunswick chamber orches- proposals for action. It of the National Associa- tra in a springconcert of works ecutive committee for the GRADUATES NURSING SCHOOL tion since it wasorganized by Bach and Haydn Wednesday, calls for positive action in Third NJAREB District MONEYLOW MissRosalyn Johnson, daughter May22 at 8:15p.m. at Kirkpatrick providing training and jobs 60 years ago," Mr. Free. Chapel on the Rutgers campus. and Carroll W. Lucas, of Mr. and Mrs. RaymondJohnson for the disadvantaged,bet. hauf declared. of 14 KingsbridgeRd., Franklin, Guestsoloists will include Dr director of public relation will graduatefrom MuhlenbergDaniel Schuman,violin; James mr housing and the chance BOOKLETS DE- for the state association. ICRAZYSALES. DAYS Hospital’sSchool of Nursingon Scott, flute; Maxine Whitener, for home ownership by May 23, flute; and Scott Whitener, trumpet. SCRIBING THE PRO- "Realtor is a coined ~:" RB~:c~2.DsioamondGuitar String Sets families of low income, a term, registered under the reversal of the climbing GRAM MAY BE U.S. trademark laws and rate of crime and juvenile OBTAINED BY WRITING can be used only by mem- delinquency, and other THE NATIONAL I/2price MSls25per set bers of the National All Instrument Song Books action to upgrade the ASSOCIATION OF REAL Association and its local cities and the environment 200j~ OFF boards," Mr. Freehauf and the opportunities for ESTATE BOARDS, 1300 said. "It has become the people who live in CONNECTION AVE., synonymous with ethical (RED TAGSPECIALS) them. N.W. WASHINGTON, Hullabaloo TambourinesRe0. $2.89 conduct in the real estate "Careful planning D.C. 20036. calling, since all members has gone into this broad "HOME IS WHERE of the Association are program." Mr. Freehauf bound by a rigid Code of A,, co,o,snow $1.69 SECURITY STARTS, Marine BandHarmonicas Reg. $2.75 \ said. "Now we are under- Ethics. Under its 30 DON’T WAIT IN ’68" IS scoring the need for articles, covering all now$1.99 action. This board, along the theme of Annual aspectsof real estatetrans- Microphones OFFDISCOUNT PRICE with hundreds of others in Realtor Week, which lays actions, Realtors pledge Fender Jazz Bass & Case the nation, realizes that to emphasis on the meaning their fair treatment and Amps. achieve success we must of the term Realtor and their total real estate Guitars - Snare Drumso.ust undertake specific projects (Big Discounts) Instrument the strong link between knowledgeto both parties Accessories and bring these projeots to the Realtor and the public of a contract--the buyer Homeof Cordovox Accordian - Organs - Maestro - Woodwind life." & Guitar Sound System. he serves. The observance andseller." SOMERSET COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS INC,

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/ | PAGE i0 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 Cedar Wood Club Elects, Susan Gilmore Is Brlde-To.Be Of iH Anthony Zuehowski Welcomes New Members In Princeton Hospital Mrs. William Groner has been the original crewel design with Mrs. and Mrs. Donald Gilmore elected president of the Cedar her winged chair, Mrs. Teevan of Somerville have announced the placed third in the coat-and-dress GLOCKLER-- A daughter to Mr. Wood Woman’s Club for 1968-69. and Mrs. Anthony Glockler, 29 engagement of their daughter, Other new officers are first vice- category, and Mrs. Richard Sas Whipporwill Way, Belle Mead, May Susan, to Anthony Zuchowski of won first place in the after-five president, Mrs. Robert Rotanz; 7. Franklin. second vice-president, Mrs. John gown group. Mrs. Sas will com- GRESHAM-- A daughter to Mr. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillips; third vice - presid.ent, pete in state finals at the con- Henry Zuchowski. in City and Mrs. John Gresham, 9 Syca- Mrs. Ben Muhlberg; recording sec- vention Atlantic more Lane, Skillman, May 7. The bride-to-be Is a graduate retary, Mrs. Richard Wines; cor- Mrs. John Baler took second NILSEN -- A son to Mr. and Mrs. of Somerville High School and responding secretary, Mrs.Robert place in the state federation crea- Roy Nilsen, LineRoad, Belle Mead, Plainfield BeautySchool and is Loud; treasurer, Mrs. Ed Calla- tive writing contest. May 9. employed at Miss Gil’s Beauty han. The New Brunswick YWCA was Salon in Manville. The installation luncheon will the scenefor the recentmember- ship tea honoring2S new members In St. Peter’s GeneralHospital Her fiance attended Valley Forge be held June 8 at Far Hills Inn. Military Academyand UnionCol- At a recent meeting it was an- of the Cedar Wood Woman’sClub. KERI -- A daughter to Mr. and lege. He is employedat Union nounced the club’s press book Honoreeeincluded Mrs. Michael Carbide Corporationin Bound Andonico,Mrs. Allan Baumel, Mrs. Charles Karlr Q6 Henry St., had received third place in dis- Franklin, May 1. Brook. trict competition. The club also Mrs. Robert Backer, Mrs. T. The couple plan to wed next Brosnihan,Mrs. John Carroll, NISONOFF-- A daughter to Mr. won first place in the district and Mrs. Leonard Nisonoff, 38 Januaryat St. Joseph’sChurch drama festival with an excerpt Mrs.P. Chretien,Mrs. JoelDorf- in Rarttan. man, Mrs. J. Reed Estabrook. MacAfee Road, FrankUn, May 2. from "The Children’s Hour." Mrs. -0- Also, Mrs. JosephFisch, Mrs. SINGH-- A daughter to Mr. and MISS VICTORIA WARNER Ben Zuckerman was named best Mrs. Jitendra Singh, 24 Franklin actress for her performance. R. Gates,Mrs. John Gaido,Mrs. Edwin Klein,Mrs. JosephLamb, Court, Franklin, May 4 Victoria Warner MuseumFeatures The garden department hasbeen CARNEY -- A son to Mr. and awarded a $100 Sears grant for[ Mrs. VincentLee, Mrs. E. Men- Fishing Exhibit endez,Mrs. WilliamMorea, Mrs. Mrs.Jerry Carney, Elizabeth Ave- Is Bride.Elect SCOUT LEADERS MEET its part in landscaping the senior nue,Franklin, April 25. EdwardO’Connell Jr., Mrs. Al- Mr. and Mrs. Harold War. "Fishing Through The Years," court at Franklin High School. OLIVER-- A daughterto Mr. and L¯ The Somerset Neighborhood Girl In district American home a- bertCleon, Mrs. RollinRathbun, nor of Skillmanhave announceda collection of fishing equipment Mrs. John Rice, Mrs. William Mrs.Michael Oliver, 28 Hillcrestthe engagementof theirdaughter Scout leaders will meet tonight, chievement competition Mrs. A1 Ave.,Franklin, April 26. owned by Archie Stiles of Movers- May 16 at the Conerly RoadSchool Fredericks won third place in $anchez,Mrs. R. M. Tarmen,Mrs. Miss VictoriaAnn Warner,toErlc vine, is now on display in the James "lewes,Mrs. JosephWest- LANING-- A daughterto Mr. and at 8 p.m. to discuss plans for the Mrs. Jeffreytoning, 141 Emer- AllenSisco. glass case exhibitroom of the hoimer,and Mrs.L. Wilson. Miss Warner is a graduateoi ClintonHistorical Museum in Clln-coming season with the new neigh- Mrs.WilliamGroner, firstvice- son Road,Franklin, April 30. Princeton Schooland is borhood chairman, Mrs. Clarence SYMONOSKI-- A son to Mr. and High at- ton. president,welcomednew members tending Ithaca College where she A fishing film, "Wild River," Brown. All leaders, assistant lead- andtheir sponsors and gave a short Mrs. DonaldSymonoski, Township ers and committee members are Line Road,Belle Mead, April 30. is majoring in physical education. will be shown Saturday and Sun- to talkabout the organization.She Mr. Slsco is the son of Mr. day, May18 - 19, at 2 and 4 p.m. invited attend. then introducedthe membersof In Somerset Hospital and Mrs. BernardStsco of Rock- the executive board and the chair- rifle,Md., formerlyof Prince= men from each department who told ton. He graduatedfrom Prince- abouttheir groupsand invited GAVLICK-- A daughter to Mr, andMrs. Robert Gavlick, 27 Crest-ton High Schooland is majoring the new membersto attendtheir in politicalscience at Gettysburg ALL NEWLYREDECORATED .... meetings.The clubscrapbook was woodAve., Hillsborough, May 6. STEWART -- A daughter to Mr. College. displayedand each new member No date has been set for the was given a copy of the club and Mrs. David Stewart,112 S. 13thSt., Manville, May 6. wedding. DIANE’S-O-MATIC TRAFFIC yearbookand the Rambler,the -0- monthlynewsletter. Mrs. Ronald Chess was Carol Potts. CIANCIA -- A son to Mr. and Mrs. RobertPierry discussed Mrs. DanielCiancia, 22 Market SNARLS thespring dinner dance to be held St., EastMillstone, May 7, Foothill Players LAUNDRY May 18 at the Holiday Inn in BALDISH -- A son to Mr. and NorthBrunswick. Proceeds will go Carol Ann Potts Is Wed Mrs. RobertBaldish, 236 N. 6th Open ’Catch Me’ to the FranklinHigh School Band Ave.,Manville, May 8. The Foothill Play House in Mid- "On To Phoenix"drive, BURNETT -- A son to Mr. and dlesex will open a 17-week summer FOR YOUR WAITING To Ronald Edward Chess Mrs. David Burnett,199 Adams- ] season May 29 with "Catch Me If PLEASURE... I "0" Pink and whitecarnations and Lions androses. ville Rd., Hillsborough,May 8. You Can,"a suspensful melodrama rosesdecorated the altarof St. Best man was Thomas Alesan- CHINERY-- A daughter to Mr. directedby GeorgeMorton, COLOR T¯V. AND J Griggstown Auxiliary Paul EvangenlcalLntheranChurch dro,and ushersincluded Michael and Mrs. HaroldChinery, Claw= The plan willrun throughJune STEREO MUSIC ] in Raritanwhen Carol Ann Ports Krokosz,Harry Ports HI, and Ron- sonAve., Flag’town, May 9. I, andwill also be givenJune 5-8. Sets Fashion Show becamethe brideof RonaldEdward aldPorts. CARR -- A daughterto Mr. and Tickets,information on the GRIGGSTOWN - "Spring in Chessof Flagiown. Approximately125 peopleat- Mrs. Elwood Carr, 200 N. 7th sevenother plays to be presented, Griggstownwlll be the theme of She is the duaghterof Mr. and tendedthe receptionat the Far Ave.,Manville, May 9. and subscriptionmemberships are ¢a fashionshow to be givenby the Mrs. Harry Ports Jr. of Somer HillsInn. Focal point ofthedecor- LOUGHRY -- A son to Mr. and availableatthe Foothill PlayHouse "FINEST LA UNDRY GriggstownFire Co. Auxiliaryon vine. His parents are Mr. and ationswas a four-tieredround cake Mrs. Daniel Loughry,Box 551, BeechwoodAve., Middlesex. Friday,May 17 in the GriggstownMrs. Edward Chess of South withstrawberry filling. Franklin,May 10. Curtaintime is 8:40 p.m. The MACHINES ANYWHERE" ReformedChurch Hall at 8 p.m. BranchRoad. The newlywedshoneymooned in ARMBRUSTER -- A daughter to box officewill be openevery day The Rev. WilliamHinlicky sot. PoconosGardens, Cresco, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. RobertArmbruster, except Sunday and Monday be- Fashionswill be shownby Ed- :~,n~,izedthe afternoon vows. The new Mrs. Chess is a grad- 1 Ruth Place,Manville, May 11. ginning May 23, with hours of 1- SPEED QUEEN. 20¢ BENDIX. 30e wards of Kendall Park. Models Givenin marriagebyher father, uate of SomervilleHigh School MARRIOTT -- A son to Mr. and 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 - 10 p.m. willinclude Mrs. John Carnevale, thebride wore -. fall=lengthgown and is employedatAmerlcan Stan- Mrs. Samuel Marriott,8 Alice -0- G.E.. 25¢ Mrs. MaurlceGerber, Mrs. Mich- St.,Manville, May 11. of white organzaand chantillydard, Inc. Her husbandalso at- JOINS FRATERNITY ael Nelson,Mrs. John Rightmirelacefeaturing a beaded,scalloped tendedSomerville High School and MOORE -- A son to Mr. and Mrs. and Miss MelissnPdghtmire, Mrs. necklineand six-foot train. is employed at Brockway Fast KennethMoore, 404 CzapllckiSt., David Alan Patterson, of Man- VictorSkaar, Mrs. Ralph Thomp- A pearl and crystalcrown se- MotorFreight, Inc. in FinderneManville,May 11. ville, a freshman at Upsala Col- son and Mrs. RichardF. Warrens.curedher silkillusion veil. She Theywill live in Finderne. lege in East Orange, has joined -0- There Epsllon Fraternity. A grad- ¯.. AND OF COURSEDRYERS: 10 MIN. 10c Childrenwho will be modelingcarrieda bouquetof carnations -o- and roses centered wU:h a large uate of Manville High School, Dave (1 Block East of A & P) are Nancy Aanonsen, Donna Lee, The average cost of an outboard is majoring in elementary educa- orchid. Nursing School motor in 1967 was $510, the aver- Kipp and Mary Jo Emann; Jeanne, Serving as maid of honor was tion. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. MaryAnne, Patricla and Peggy age cost of an outboard boat, $569¯ William I. Patterson of 37 Louise 81 SOMERSET ST. SOMERVILLE Harding;Lori Nilsen and John Miss Nancy Ports, the bride’s Sets Graduation sisterwho wore a floor-length Drive. Peterson. bluecrepe sheath styled with long Commencement week activities Duringthe intermissionenter- for 30 young women to graduate sleevesand a silkbelt. Brides- tainmentwill be providedby Clairemaidsincluded Shirley Chess, the from St. Peter’s Hospital School Moltu and MargarelAlexandersen.groom;s.sister, Teresa Spallone of Nursing will begin Sunday, May OpenDaily 9:30-5:30 Oneof thehighlights of theeve- 19, with a baccalaureate mass at I~rlday9:30-9:00 ningwill be "Fashionsof Yester-and Carmella Diacheysn. They 7 p.m., in the hospital’s chapel WarehouseFurniture Outlet wereattired in similargowns of followed by the traditional pin and Saturday9:30-..5:30 day"featuring authentic costumes pinkcrepe. ¯ A Little Out Of TheWay, A Lot LessTo Pay¯ of themid and late1800’s. Model- The attendantscarried carna- band ceremony in the school of ing thesefashions willbe members t-- nursing auditorium. of theCadets of Griggstown,a local The Rev. Donald C. Rackley of girlscout troop. ScheduleSupper St. Joseph’s Rectory, Roselle, who Co-chalrmenfor the eventare will be the guest speaker at the Mrs. Howard Smith and Mrs. And Bake Sale pin and band ceremony. ArthurSeamen, assisted by Mrs. The North Branch Church will Graduation exercises will be RobertBrady, Mrs. WarrenCraw- serve a covered dish supper with held on Tuesday May 21, at 8 p.m. ford,Mrs. John Emann,Mrs, Alandessert, rolls, and beverage this in St. Peter’s Church. Bishop Truesdell,Mrs. PeterVree and i Sundayat 5:30 p.m.Entertainment GeorgeW. Ahr willconfer diplo- Mrs. Rubel. Scenery chairmen willbe providedby the youthand mas and awards to graduates. is Mrs.J. StanleyMadsen; sound, cherubchoirs. For the first time, members Roy Nllsen;tickets, Mrs. Trues- On Saturday, May 25 the Guild of thehospital’s school of medi- dell,and makeup,Mrs. Oscar Os- for Christian Service will sponsor caltechnology, will participate in worth, beauty consultantfrom a bake sale from noon - 3 p.m. the exercises,Guest speaker for Princeton. The Ray. RobertHenninges is the graduationceremonies will be Dearer, the Rev. James C. Turro

.T ..~ie.!~ BEDDING !:: $49. Famous ’Make Mat-$"f’~([~ PayBills tress or BoxSpring ...... Conveniently... $59. Deluxe Quil¢-Top$36 Mattressor Box Spring¯ $79. Ortho-Firm Mattress SAI~ PAY BY Participatein the Amateur or,Box Spring. i ...... mlP~ CHECK! HairstylingContest Relax at homeand let the postmando your bill paying errands. You save time and Sunday, May 26th, 1968 at 2 o’clock energy and enjoy better money maybe your day ! ! management. Pay the EASY Peg.$229. ModernSofa and Matching Chair. Foam way.., open your checking ¢;ashionsandNylon Covering...... $199 account THIS WEEKI s50s75 s150 Reg.$2d9. Early American Sofa and. Matching Scholarshipto New Jersey’sfinest Beauty Schooland DINETTES ChairBuiltfor Conjoint ...... ’189 perhapsstart on yourway to a glamourous,high Paving job -BANKINGHOURS- as a beautician. $69. Mar-Proof5,pc. Bronze Reg.$299. Contgmporary 3-pc. Suite. rarest Cov- Men. Tues. & Wed. Come downand pick up an entryblank for our hairstyling orChrome ...... ’44 ’239 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. eringSlim-Line ~ashion...... :...... Thurs. - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, competitionat our Open Houseon May 26. $89. Family Size Table and Fri, - 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 6Chairs ...... ’66 Reg. $450. Sectional 4-pc. Sectipnal Sofa, Diamond 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. ’339 Garden State $125. FamilySize 9-pc. Moulde~iBacks, FoamCushions. Decorator Fat~rics. 36x72.in. Table &8. Chairs. $88 e Academy of ¯ BIG SAVINGSON JOFAS& CHAIRS Beauty Culture WAREHOUSEFURNITURE OUTLET 204-206 E. MAINST. 6BN. WElUST,, MANVItLE Off East AI Ro~e ComplainRd. t .t , OPENDALLY 9:30 TO5:30. FRI. 9:30 TO9 Backof Management ~zur% PHONERA .5.o484 I Foodtown ,. THURSDAY~MAY 16, 1968 SOUTH SOMERSET .NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS PAGE ii To Direct ,,. Psychiatric / HEADEDSTRAIGHT FOR COUNTY BANK & TRUST CO. I Institute Dr. Michael Mendelson has been named medicaldirector and chief executive officer of the New Jersey Neuropsychlatrlc Mstttute in Sklllman. He has served as acting direc- tor since Dr. Robert Banner re- signed earlier this year for health reasons, The new medical director re- ceived his A.B. degree from the College of the City of New York and his M.D. degree from the University of Vienna in 1936. While engaged in private prac- tice in New York City from 1946 - 1955, he was in charge of the neurology clinic at Harlem Hos- pital and wasvisiting neuro-psy- chlatristthere. He was alsosenior Raising Hospital Funds psychiatristof HarlemHospital’s Mental Hygiene Clinic, and served HOSPITAL BENEFIT - - iliary.The blacktie supper- as psychiatric consultant to New Philip Hofmann, h o n o r a r y dance marks the 5th anniver- York City’s Department of Wel- NOW’S THE TIME TO BREAK DOWN and get chairman of the St. Peter’s sary of the hospital-benefit fare. Hospital Auxiliary Grand Prix MiddlesexCounty Horse Show In 1955, he left private practice behind the wheel of the cut" of your choice. New Ball, receives an invitation to and country fair to be held to become assistant medical direc- cur or used, we can save you real money with theJune 1 affair at Fiddler’s June28-30. Givinghis approval tor at Ancora State Hospital, Ham- Elbow Country Club in Bed- low-cost bank uuto financing I is "Moo{sAlibi," officialposter monton, and in 1958, he Joined the From left, Frank Wesolowski arid Richard Birmingham of Burroughs Corp minsterfrom Mrs.Peter Daly, horse for the show and fair. Neuropsychlatric staff. discuss computer service for Somerset Trust Company with James Burns presidentof the women’saux- He has been consultant in psy- and Richard Lothian. chiatry and neurology at Somerset "OPEN SATURDAYS’TIL NOON" Hospitalsince 1960 and a con- Somerset Trust Plans ’On-Line’ Date Processing 900,000 Bond Issue sultantin neurologyat theCarrier Clinic since 1962. SomersetTrust Companyplans to install "on-line" computerser- with the Burroughs Corporationlto provide up-to-the-second ac- :vice in its data processingcen- re install equipment which will J count information, better auditand such customerswith the lmanagementcontrol, /Cann ty C IIo .eg B’ll1 Imbriani"°’.Namede ter to handlesavings and mort- connect maximum gage accounts,according to com- trustcompany’s computer opera-~accuracy and stabilizationof op- Bondissues totalllng$900,000 quellattempts to ioca~e the ~o-/ To Committee tionin Rarltanby telephonelines. ]eratingcosts. have been proposedby the Som- Pany PrexidentRichard Lothian. Accordingto Mr. Lothian,the Installationis scheduledfor Iyear collegeon a portionof her The hank has signeda contract erset CountyBoard of Freehold-Hillsborough estate. ~ dr’~ W~rrt fr ~ ~,s e~ computerequipment is expectedcompletion by January,1969. ers for the purchaseof a 225- According to Freeholder Direc- ,.I... ~t.~o~ ~vu~ acre county college campus in for Thomas Maggie, who chairs Youth Cited For Township Manager of Franklin Township, and Branchburg and for books and MichaelR. Imbriani,Somerset Public Notice must be accomP~nledby a certifiedchock upon the board of school estimate, the County Prosecutor, has been CarelessDriving a National or State Bank, drawn and made pay- equipmentneeded to openthe two- combinedstate and Duke funds NOTICE TO BIDDERS able without condition to the Treasurer of the named to a national committee HILLSBOROUGH-- A careless Township of Fra nklin, in an a mount not less than collegethis fall in tempor-providemore than enoughto pay Notice is hereby given that sealedbids will (10) per cent of the amount ef the bid, and on narcotics and drug abuse by driving summons was issued received by the Township Frank- ary quartersin GreenBrook. acquisitioncosts on the Branch= be Manager of delivered at the placeand on the hour above the National District Attorneys lin Township, Somerset, New Jersey, on ?,lay At its regularmeeting Tuesday, burg site, May 10 to David Hague, 18, of na mad. Association. AmwellRoad, Neshanic, after his 23. 196B, at 8:30 P.M., Prevailing Time, for tire By order of the .Municipal Council of the the Boardof Freeholdersset pub- The college has also requested furnishing of RoadMaterials, gasoline, and fuel Township of Franklin, The committee will be headed carstruck the stone wall in front’oil lichearing on thebond issues for $325,000 for instructional and ad- Speci fications and bid blanks may be obtalnmJ ,lames D. Westman by District Attorney WilUamCahn of the NeshanicReformed Church Township Manager May 27 at 8 p.m. ministrative equipment,including at UtO office of the Township Engineer. at the of Nassau County, New York, and (F-2-S-lG) 4. 48 Sunday The ordinanceswere originally$158,000educational and office andthen bounced off into a utilityAdmleJ~irnilve ()fflces, Railroad Arenas, .Mid- Richard dlobush, New Jersey. requestedby the college’sboard equipment,$150,000 library books Gerstein of Miami, -0- Florida. Bids must be on standa rd proposal form In the of trustees,and thenapproved by and $17,000for bond expenses, The youthwas takentoSomersetmanner desigrated therein and be enclosed in a The "T argum," student newspa- May19th The purpose of the committee sealed envelopo bearing the nnme and address per of Rutgers College, was thecounty college board of schoolincludingattorney’s fees. The state is to develop realistic programs by the HillsboroughRes- estimate. They have asked $575,- is also expectedto fundhalf of cue Squad,where he was treatedof the bidder on the outside, addressed to the founded in 1869. of education about drugs and to 000 to buy a tract off Route 28 these costs. develop methods and procedures for cuts of the elbow,knee and 1968 The equipmentwill be installed wrist, and released. in Branchburgwhich is now owned for handling and processing nar- by Dr. and Mrs. ThomasWilson. in Green Brook High School in cotic investigations and prosecu- The earlymorning accident was Approximately50 per cent of the time forclasses this fall, andthen investigated by Ptl. Charles Stry- ar Anniversary costof the campusis expectedto moved to the college’s permanent tions. ker. This committee is to prepare a home whenit opens in September, "0" come from the state, and an addl- preliminary report by July I, and Country& WesternEntertainment Lionel $300,000 has been given by 1970. will submit a final report to the Benson Flying SIGNS Miss Doris Duke. Somerset County College’s Dean National District Attorneys Con- Miss Duke made the contribu- of Administration, Alexander G. Bombing Missions tion last September in an effort to vention which will be held this OF ALL KINDS! Sidar, Jr.,has issueda releasesummer in San Francisco, CaliL Starring ChuckAustin and the Chuckaroos- explainingthe school’s long-range County Def. Vincent Metzler is Sgi.Glen M. Benson,Is on tom- admissiongoals and the policies poraryduty wlth the 3rd Air Di- Author.Educator now attending a one-week school visionat a forwardbase in the Co-Starring,Cliff Cherokeeand the Cross followedin admittingthe college’s and training seminar in Baltimore, Speaks At Dinner firstclass. Md. conducted under the auspices WesternPacific. He is permanent- SOMERSETSIGNS ly assignedto the70th Bomb Wing, "Becausewe will be limitedto of the Harvard Medical School. Countriens-Also, PauJetteMarshall, Chris For Brain-Injured a first year class of 150 students The purpose of the school Is AFBs Okla. in our temporaryGreenBrook High 189SO. BRIDGE ST., SOMERVILLE, N, J. V.l,Curly Dean and the’COuntr¥: Cl’assicsl John HeR will be the guest to develop new techniques, in,the Hiswife, Kathleen, is thedaugh- speakerat the thirdannual state School quarters, we’ve had to es- detection of homicides and as- ter of Mr. and Mrs. BernardE. tnblish some guidelines for selec- dinnermeeting of the New Jer- sults,with emphasis on the man- Boyle of 164 John F. Kennedy .... 722-3393 Special GuestStars Mary Lee Martin, Tex seyAssociation for Braln-lnjuredtion," Dean Sidar said."We’ve nor and techniques of preserving ;Blvd., Franklin. to be held on Sunday,May 19 at already received more applica- evidencefor trials. tions from students than we cat -0- the HowardJohnson Chez Pierre -0- TRUCK LETTERING Williams & Jack Vickles accomodate. America’s first intercollegiate Lounge, routes l and 9, Wood- The Rutgers UniversityGym- ]debate was held in 1881 when Rut- Wewill give priority to full-time nasiumis 35 yearsold this year. bridge. Somerset County ]gers met New York University. Mr. Holt, authorof "WhyCbil-students and .. =..J- residents.In addition, we arelook- Plus manymore guest stars andbands. dren Fall", and "How Children ingat otherfactors. For transfer Learn", is a teacher at the Fayer- students,the basicrequirements weather St. School, Boston, Mass. are the same as for a four year In his best selling "How Chil- college:four years of Englishand gPPgRIUHlnf W. ChamplainRoad So. Somerville dren Fail", John Holt revealed twoof math,history and science, the failure of children to develop totalingsixteen units. For career their native capacity for learning programsleading to theassociate and creating. In "How Children provedthis failure can In appliedscience degree, 16 units Learn" he are also required,including at be eliminated. leasttwo units of science." RIGHTIN THE Registrationwill be from3:15 - 3:45 p.m., workshopsfrom 4-6 "We are also looking at rank p.m.,cocktails and get acquaintedin class and College Board scores, although the latter Is not a basic session from 6 - 7 p~ and dinner will be served at 7. requirement. We may waive the PALMOF The firstset of workshopsfrom College Board exam for adults or 4-S pro. will focus on "How a schoolstudents for whoa number have beenof years,"out of Perceptually Handicapped Teen- said Mr. Sidar, "but we may re- ager Sees Himself¯" with Irwin quire that they take some evening YDUR We~mer, Ed. D. and students from courses before matriculating." the Adams School as panelists. He cautioned against students There will also be a panel on "Early disqualifying themselves on the Childhood." The second set of workshopsbasis of financial need. "Wewill will be able to give adequate financial from 5-6 p,m feature Prof¯ assistance to qualified students Muska Mosston speaking on "Are right from the start, {’ he said. We Starving the Neurologically Dean Sidar reported that the Impaired Child?" and Charles college has received 175 applica- Weaning of the New Jersey Rehab- tions to date. Approximately 65 ilitation Commissionwho will dis- applicants have been admitted to cuss "Rehabilitation Facilities", class.

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I For Rent--Apts. Help Wanted - Male Bargain Mart F.J. Chevrolet Real Estate For SaleIReal Estate For Rent Help Wanted Autos For Sale (Formerly knownas Harvey Chevrolet) ~EOT 404 super oemxe is nowopen FOR SALE OR long lease rental I THREE ROOMS AND BATH, 2ND EARN WHILE YOU LEARN, MAN- wagon; metalic grey. Put- 1966 Chevrolet Impala, Sport Brick Ranch house in Princeton STORE FOR RENT, 204 SO. MAIN UFACTURERof wood productsre- MEN OR WOMEN RCA WHIRLPOOL WASHER LIKE Aug. 1967. 10,000 miles. floor at 204 So. Main St., Man- new. Call 722-4658, after 5 p.m. Coupe, V-8, Automatic, Pow- Twp, 5 rooms, fullfurnishedbase- St., Manville, Call 725-2437. ville. Call 725-2437¯ quiresadditional men due to ex- Can earn $3.00 and up per hour Soing over seas, must sell. $1700. meat, 3 car garage. Walking dis- pansion.No experlencenecessary, supplyingConsumer demand for Call 924-~869after 5 p.m. er Steering, Radio & Heater, tance to schools and shoppingcen- RENTALS we willtrain. Good opportunity for Rawleigh Products. Choose your Tilt Wheel.Very Clean. $1,99E ter. Excellent neighborhood. Mid- men willingto learnand advance. own hours. Write W.T. Rawleigh WONDER CHAIR SET - EX- ’56 OLDS, BLACK, 2DOORSEDAN 4 room apartment, heat and hot Call722-4658 1965 Rambler 770, 2 dr., dle $40’s. Call 924-2630. NASSAU STREET elegant five ThisIs steadywork, no lay-offs.Company, Chester, Pa. 19013. cellent condition. Complete with good engine, $100, water included. Located on Main crib & mattress. Coach carriage after5 p.m. Hardtop, V-8, Stick Shift, room apartmentwith two bed- Street, Manville. Call 722-0650. Call 469-4800 or 722-2832. high rooms. $300.00monthly. chair which converts to Radio, Heater, White Walls, stroller, rocker or table. Black with Red Vinyl In- 3 SMALL ROOMS- ONE FLIGHT FLOOR WAXERS Automatic sterilizer with bottles, HAMILTON REALTY terior ...... $1,395 HIGHTSTOWN- Developer will FURNISHED SUMMERRENTAL - up. Stove, and refrigerator, heat Changing table, car bed. All for build, lease, sell, new buildings on Riverside Drive fourbedrooms and Bargain Mart and hot water supplied.$60 per only $90.00. Call 722-6047 any- 1965 Chevelle Malibu Convor. for professional offices, indus-, three baths available June 15 to month rent. 722-1247. WINDOW CLEANERS time. OFFERS trial, commercial and retail com- September 15. $350.00 monthly. Full Time tible, Automatic, Radio & Heater, Whitewalls, Very plexes in Htghtstown area on two Apply in Person HillsboroughTwp., - Country main roads with large parking FURNISHED APARTMENT- Sec- MODERN THREE ROOM APART- VALPECK SIX HOLLYWOOD BEDS WITH FULLER BRUSH Clean ...... $1,495 ment, Main St., Manville¯ Call plasticheadboards, in goodcon- Living, 6 room Ranch and areas. Call owner 921-7453. ond floor one room, kitchen 55 /.~ GrangeSt, Raritan 1967 Chevrolet Biscayne, and bath available June 1 unt"[l 725-3989. dition.Call 725-7049. PR ODUC TS garage, ½ acre ..... $26,500 September 1 or for full year. 4-Dr., 6-cyl., Standard,Radio EAST WINDSOR TWP. 3 bedr~m $125.00 monthly. MAINTENANCE MAN ASSIST- 1967 SINGER ZIG-ZAG CALL & Heater ...... $1,850 ant to Superintendentof Garden SEWING MACHINE split. 1 1/2 baths, brick front, New 6 room Ranch on 6 Apartments.Call Men.thru. Fri. EL 6-3171 1964 Thunderbird Converti. aluminum siding, family room, FURNISHEDHOUSE - A good quiet acres. Manyextras. Partly single car garage. Price $23,500. street in Hopewell is the settlngof For Rent--Rooms 9 to 5 846-2206. eves. Sat & Sun Only fivemonths old. Does every- ble, Full Power, White with Call after 6 p.m.. 448-6266. this graciously furnished three 828-I057, thing,buttonholes, hems, etc. No wooded...... $48,000 Black Top and Trim. $1,895 bedroom house. $250,00 monthly. attachmentsneeded. ARTHURB. FISHER, SR. CHARMING7 room country home FLOOR WAXERS RD. 1964 Pontiac Tempest, Ce- MANVILLE, FURNISHED ROOMS WASHINGTONVALLEY on 1 lovely wooded acre. 3 miles and FULL PRICE $56.25 MARTINSVILLE,N,J, steel 6 cys., Auto., Radio & south of Flemington, N. 3. Private WALTERB. HOWE, INC. for gentlemen.Call 725-1995. Real Estate Brokers WINDOW CLEANERS CALL SEWMASTER COLLECT CALLBROKER Heater, Whitewalls, All Vinyl sale, 782-6841. 924 - 0095 Part Time 725-7910 Trim ...... $1,095 FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, OWNER Applyin Person 828-1515 1963 Chevrolet Impala VALPECK FOR SALE - SONART 120 BASS relocated. This may be the home Accordian,5 mastershifts, model Station WagonV-8, Auto., you are looking for. Excellent loca- Summer Rentals Help Wanted - Fern. 55 La GrangeSt. Raritan, N.J, petite.Excellent condition. Call Pets and Animals Power Steerincl. Radio & tion near Easton Ave. A-1 condi- 722-3074. tion. Custom built ranch. Living- Heater.." ...... $1,095 BOARD YOUR HORSE dining room, 3 bedrooms, 4thbed- NURSES AIDES YOLrNG MAN, EXPERIENCED OR NOVASCOTIA: Modern, attrac- Experienced.8 A.M. 4 P.M. MODERN 2 BAY Wehave a wide selection of room lnattlc. Attached garage, new tivelyfurnished overlooking to inexPerienced in floor covering. SPEED QUEEN WASHER, ONE house, Own transportation.Somerville In all new stable-rideall year- Newand Used Cars carpeting throughout. Priced for Bay of Fundy,by week or month. Drivers licensenecessary. Call yearold. Like new.Cai1722-9354. quick sale¯ Low$20’s. Call owner area. Call 722-4140, between 9 large indoor arena -unlimited SERVICE STATION 609-924-0661, after 6 P.M. 369-3239. CH 7-3756. a.m. and 4 p.m. trails. Visitors welcome. The Ger- F. J. Chevrolet ken’s. FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, 8 ROOM BABY SITTER TO LIVE IN FULL & PART TIME SALESMEN FOR LEASE Route 22 Whitehouse ranch near at. 287. Ivorywhite GOODIES GALOREI GARAGE HIDEAWAY FARM brick, completely landscaped, at- school age children¯ Call for in- wanted. Finderne Rambler. 725- Sale.For National Secretaries As- 534--2138 Offices For Rent formation 722-5098. 4533. Wertsvllle Rd. Hopewell tached redwood deck, 4 bedrooms, soclatlon.Chlavaroli residence, 609-466-2162 ON % ¯ 2 & 1/2 tile bath, dining room, SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS, end of WaldorfSt., off Franklin living room, modern kitchen, large experienced.Buttonholes and but- Blvd.Somerset, Saturday, May 18, 68 GMC family room. 2 white brick fire- OFFICE IN FLAGTOWN AREA, ton-sewersand zipper setters. Help Wanted 10 A.M. Beholdl Browsel BtWl HORSES AND TACK FOR SALE HAMILTONST. ’/2 TON PICKUP TRUCK places, partially finished base- 330 squarefeet. Air conditioned, Excellent pay. 722-9575. Mr. Horsesfor hire, boarding,hay ment. $42,500. Call 469-1407. groundlevel, ample parking. Rent Glazer, rides.English and Westernin- SOMERSET,N.J. struction. includesall utilities except phone. 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM SETWITIl Available for immediate oc- HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, PART TWO FULL TIME POSITIONS The Horse Farm, Route 206 $199-5 timeor fulltime. Experlence and slipcovers and drapesto match.SouthSomerville, N. 3. 359-5006 COMPLETE’READY" FOR THE ROAD cupancy.Call 369-5521. AVIALABLE IN THE URBAN RE- Very good condition,reasonable Gulf Oil offers youa paid Lots For Sale referencesrequired. Call 844- NEWAL PROJECT FOR THE Call725=6211. training courseand finan- ,o 2900. BOROUGH OF MANVILLE cial assistance is also POODLES, MINIATURE, BLACK ONE ACRE WOODED LOT- Mont- MOTHERS WITH CARS RELOCATIONOFFICER - Indivi- availableif qualified. gomery Township, minutes from For Rent--Apts. Part time work during school dual must be familiaror have a G.E. REFRIGERATOR,WRINGER and brown,AKC, beautifulquality. i Princeton. 201-725-5391. hours.Taking orders and deliver- backgroundin Real Estateor be washer,2 studiocouches (one co- CaD Sundayand evenings.7Z2- i ing. $30 per week, plus per- familiarwith Real Estateopera- lonial)vacuum, dresser with mir- 1098. CAMPERPICKUPS t centage.Call 393-0212, 609-963- tions,must make a neat appear- TWO ACRE LOTS ON NEW IM- ror, fourdlntngroom chairs, gate- 18 MONTHOLD male boxer,brin- HE6-6666, 9 to 5 OLONIAL MOTORS 8714 or write Suite 601, 1 Broad- ance and be able to explainthe legtable six end tables. All in ex-J proved streets, off Barley Sheaf THREE ROOM FURNISHED UrbanRenewal Project to theresi- ~-~o1,~ I dle"AKC reg.Partially obedience NORTH BRANCH apartment with bath. Adults pre- way, Camden, New Jersey 08103. cellentcondition. Tel ....- .... Rd. Near Lipton Tea Co. off Route Ladies with nmnagement exPer- dentsinvolved in theproject. trained.Loves children- to good After 7 p.m, ferred. Call ’725-2769. p.m. RT. 22 202 In Readington. $9,500. Terms. ience needed as Unit Mgrs. home. 393-2488 after 4 Call owner-builder 234-1999. CONSERVATION OFFICER - Per- call 469-1005 I sonmust be familiarwith building COLD SPOT FREEZER, THREE TWO ROOMSAND BATH, FIRST years old,used 1 and 1/2 years, floor, one block off Main St., Man- WOMAN WANTED TO NARRATE construction,municipal zoning codesand mustbe knowledgablein good condition, 15 cubic ft., $125. Announcements HUNTERDON COUNTY The South Somerset Newspapers ville. Refrigerator, stove, heatand home& organization fashion shows for Beeline fashions. Receivefree the general construction area. Fa- Call 846-7138 FRANKLINTOWNSHIP - 150 acres, appxoximately 1800 feet frontage. Classified is so easy to use, and telectric supplied. Lease and ref- miliarization.with the borough STERE Five bedrooms, 1 and ½ bath farm home with aluminum siding, two ;. produce quickand satisfylng i’e- crencerequlred. $80. Call 722- wardrobe each seaso.n plus very O MANCURRENTLY INTHE high earnings. Call 72’2-4967 for Manville will be helpful; traininl Brand New YOUNG fireplaces, barns, two car garage. 30%down for qualified buyer. $125,000 ’ sults, Call 725-3355. ’ 0126 for appointment to see. Avail- insurance.field, desires to pur- ’ able May 1st. interview. will be provided. Famous make, all solid state, :: chase insuranceagency in the 4 speedchanger, 4 speaker,beau- LEBANONTOWNSHIP - All stone home with gorgeous views on eight " 1 ANNUAL SALARY FOR BOT~ tifulwalnut finish. Regularly sells Somerset-Newscirculation area. considerretalningthe present acres of high ground, five bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, 3 room guest positions - - - $7,500 for $188,95.Unclaimed Christmas Will cottage with fireplace, barn. A real showplace.Financing available. $60,000 TODAYl I Learn how YOU layaway. managementfor account servicing. Register now for fall term Write to Box #2, SouthSomerset can earn with AVON.Write P¯O¯ ANYONE INTERESTED In the FULL PRICE $96.50 LEBANONTOWNSHIP - 150 year old Colonial. Impeccably restored. Four Box 564, Plainfield, N.J. 725-5999. abovepositions contact Joseph J’. Newspapers,6-I0 ArlingtonSt., at Five Oaks Country Day School CALL SEWMASTER Manville,N. J. bedrooms,2 full baths, fixeplacc and wide floors, large modernkitchen Lynn, Executive Director, 213 725-7910 with flagstone floor, barn, oatbuilding, spring fed pond, stocked with bass Hillsborough Road, Belle Mead, N. J. South Main St., Manville, N.J¯ and sunfish, sandy beach with dock, all this on eight acres of woodsand (half-mile from Route 206) JUNK CARS OR TRUCKS WANT- pasture land with a brook. Financing available ...... $45,000 Help Wanted. Male CALL 526-1166 1968 WHITE ZIG ZAG ed, 24 hour towing service. Call FOR SewingMachine 609-466-3453, AN APPOINTMENT BRAND NEW anytime, READINGTOWNSHIP - Three bedrooms. 1 and V.. bath ranch, excellent Neverused, does everything: but- condition, baseboardhot water heat. Mortgageassumption possible. MEN REQUIRED TO BE TRAINED tonholes, hems, etc. No attach- ...... $21,900 on our tube mills and in our finish- TELL ME ments needed. ing department. Theseare perm- DO YOU LIKE MONEY? FULL FACTORY WARRANTY TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR USED anent positions in a modern indus- Like People? Slight Paint Chips on finish. Cars. try and offer plenty of overtime! Are You Over 257 FULL PRICE $54.75 FINDERNE RAMBLER PERWEILER REALTY Ages 3-5 Twoage groups. and good fringebenefits, for men Have you ten hours per week you WHITE AUTHORIZED SALES 725-4533 with somemechanical apptitude, could spend on a well paid,part- & SERVICE BROKER ];’oran appointmentcontact us at !timejob? CALL 725-7910 Route 22 Whitehousc 534-2168 Write or Phone Mrs. Anne V. N. Deichert, Director If you can answeryes to these our new plantin FranklinTown- four questionswe shouldget to- Route 31 537-4215 359-6554 ship. Hampton, N J. TUBOTRON,INC. gether¯For interviewcall 968- Business Accredited by N. J. Dept. of Education SOMERSET VALLEY INDUSTRIAL11356 or 755-7792. Evenings Call David Russ-832-2802, Anna Mac Matthews-638-8429, CAMPUS- 469-3322 Opportunity John W. Field-534-2324, John W. Butler-537-4110, Vincent Maguire- 832-2231, George E. Perweiler-735-5976, Marion Huff-689-1768 In quaint rural community, along the Raritan SALESMEN MemberMultiple Listing Service Canal. Long established gourmet and gift shop. In a MANVILLE-INCOMEPROPERTY, near high school, 3 MUTUAL FUNDS AND STOCKS growing community. Very good business as is, but GOOD SEVEN ROOM CAPE COD - Four rooms rents totaling $265. per month. Oil hot water heat, two WHY SELL FRIENDS AND RELATIVES down, three roomsup. Newroof, gas heat, garden we offer car garage, on finished street. Asking ...... $21,500 has good potential for expansion. and trees. Lost Valley ...... Only $16,700 LEADS! LEADS! LEADSl drawup to E. F. May, Broker 609-466-2800 $200. Per Week ATTRACTIVE WESTONRANCH - Three nice bed- HILLSBOROUGH¯ Modern six room ranch, attached For Full Time Men rooms,tile bath, completekitchen, spaciousliving Part time consideredas a steppingstone to full time. Experience room.One car garage. Nice 100 x 100 plot. Property garage, 1 and ’/2 baths, basement,one acre lot.. $23,900 not necessary,we train you. is in wonderfulcondition... Asking$23,900. See it. Weare major dealers in Dreyfus, Oppenheimer,Fidelity andall leading funds. Wehandle listed andunlisted stock. COMMISSION,AMONG THE HIGHESTIN THE INDUSTRY CLAREMONT CLEAN MODIFIED RANCH HOME - DOWN - 2 MANVILLE - SOUTHSIDE - 2 FAMILY - 3 room MAYFLOWER SECURITIES NEW HOMES-RESALES-LOTS bedrooms,tile bath, living room,tiled kitchen and and 5 room apartments, garage, gas heat, storms and panelled dining room. UP-2 extra bedrooms.Full $13,900 COMPANY, INC. ,H!LLSBOROUGH screens ...... For personalintervies basementwith hot water heat. Nice 60 x 100 lot Call Mr. Andrewsat= 722-3800 Split level on 1.acre lot near high school. 4 bedrooms, Between9 a.m. and4 p.m. fencedin, on South15th Ave. Manville. Only$22,900. Men.thru F¢i. foyer, family room, 1½ baths. Aluminumstorms and screens,drapes, wall-to-wall carpeting. 2.car garage. Seeus quickly. MANVILLE-WESTON - Six room, two story home, very ...... $25,900 good condition on a shaded 125 x 100 lot. Reasonably LIKE NEW(2 & ½ YEARSOLD) - Five room, front priced at ...... $17,500 MANVILLE MANVILLE- Two family Cape Cod, on 80 x 100 foot to back ranch, 3 bedrooms,living roomand complete ~/ew CapeCod. 3 bedrooms,2 full baths. 1-car garage. kitchen. 50 x 100 lot. Lost Valley area. Asking$21,000 lot. Garage, outdoor barbecue. 1st FLQQRFive rooms, 1 and ½ baths, plus jalousied enclosed sun room. 2nd ...... $i 2,500 MILLSTONE- Modern two story Colonial, four bed. FLOOREfficiency apartment-kitchen, living room-bed- ANOTHERGOOD TWO FAMILY - two nice apart- rooms, recreation room, attached garage and porch. ,BRIDGEWATER ~mbination, fufull bath ...... ASKING $22,900 Ranch. Living room, 17’ x 19’, 3 large bedrooms, ments, five rooms down, six rooms up, separate Fireplace, brick front. 1 and ’/= baths, gas heat, alumi- furnaces, 40 x 100 lot. All city improvements,low kitchen wi1%built-in curio cabinet. Garagewith partly- num storms and screens. Curbs, gutters, sidewalks. taxes, corner South 8th Ave. and W. CamplainRd. $28,500 tiled workshop.100’ x 200’ lot. VA no downpayment. Approximately =A acre lot ...... FOR THE THRIFTY- A fine ranch home in perfect Only $24,900. Shownby appointmentonly. condition. Three bedrooms, living oom and a kitchen to ...... $17,900 move around in, full ceramic tile bath. Don’t delay HHI LLSBOROUG inspection, you may wait too long.. ASKING$21,000 MANVILLE SPECIALI New nine room brick end MANVILLE-SOUTHSIDE--2 FAMILY. Four up and Older homeon highway. Suitable for residential or aluminumhome, four big bedrooms,2 and ½ baths, professional urn. 4 bedrooms,full basementwith new four down. 73 x 100 lot. Income $225. per month. big family room, kitchen, living roomdining room MANVILLE- Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 story home on heatingssystem, 2½ car garage.100 ’ x 400’ lot. $29,500 ...... Asking $15,900 Manville South Side. Completely remodeled with andden, oneear garage,big lot. Only$27,900. See itl a]umihum siding, enclosed porch, large eat-in kitchen, Choicelots in Manville, Hillsborough, andMontgomery. dining room, basement - rec. room and over-sized Bring your ownplans or considerours. Seeus nowfor all details. detached garage ...... ASKING$18,500 a houseto tradein? Seeus! VA NO DOWN-FHALOW DOWN JOSEPHBIELANSKI Wealso buy,trade and sell all kindsof Real,Estate. to qualifiedbuyers CHARNESKI& BONGIORN0 RealEstate Brokm ,# I DEWALREALTY INC., CLAREMONTREALTY CO. Realtorsond Insurance 212 S. Main St., Manville RA 5-1995 REALTORS REALTORS 722-7900 722-0070 OpenThursday & Friday Evenings’Til 8 72Z-4tl00 CIa.montBuildin9 63 Route 206 Somerville.N.J. EveningsCall 359-3500, 359-3245 or 722.5524 42 MainSt. Manville, N.J. C sS/ PAG~ 13 THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE HEWS Ill I MIIN WOMIN RICK’S CYCLECENTER CADILLAC Simplicity CUSTOM EARN IlIG MONEY STADELE’SPIANOS AND GUARDS REDUCEDPRICES PAVING ORGANS Immediate full and part time ON ALL MAKES FreeHelmet With Purchase STUDENTS Thomas Organs openings for uniformed guards in NEW AND USED NOWIilNG ACClPTID Rodgers Or0.~ns Tractors of New1968 Motorcycle TO TRAIN FQR Brand new Thomas SPinet or- the Somerville, Raritan and New Honda-BSA-Norton- gan, 75 watt all transistor, Color Brunswick areas as plant security Matchless-Ducati-- GIo music, four families of voices, Cvlindar boeing-all makes. Triumph.Kawa=ki-Bultaco COMPUTER guards. All eligible applicant8 will’ 12-10-7-6-5H.P. PROGRAMMING 2 manual, 13 pedals, walnut be considered for Immediate as- Burger’sMotorcycles flnlsh, 5 year warranty, bench, Mowers& Tillers B’Y delivery. signment. Sales& Service Three Bridges Hwy. 202 DRIVEWAYS JOBS ONLY$549 tAR~JI01 UNIVAC ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE 7 Miles South of Somerville SALESAND SERVICE PARKINOLOTS & ROAeS 478 Union Ave. Route 28 L. ADLER& SONS DRIVEWAYSSEALED - SYSt|~ON Rlil;ll|l$ 121S KENNEO¥ BLVO MIdd/esex Excellent second job positions for Open9to9 Sat. 9to5 Hwy. 130 No. Brunswick 21-23W. MainSt. CONCRETEORiVES & SIDEWALKS ACAD[MYOF (OMPUTIRt[CHNOLOU¥-- MANVILLI~ N. J, 08835 PATIOS,CURBS & CONCRElrl;SHAPES EL 6-0494 teachers, students over 21 years BoundBrook ESTIMATES A DIVISIONOF UNIVlR$1TY(OMPU~ING CO, Phone 201-782-2020 PHONEAX 7-2474 725¯~,18e ¯ FREE I:1 [iNUIDY I[VD. lAStIIUNSWICIL NJ. EL 6-0704 of age, retired and social security Tel. 356-1193 persons. [ DIAL 469-1800 i ~CALL 828 3900-..-- All interested people 405 BccchwoodAve MIDDLESEX call us. AN ORDINANCECHANGING THE NAME Special Services Special Services Public Notice OF A STREET IGNOWN AS ROBERT GULFOIL CORP. 539-5225 STREET TO BONEYMANSTREET IN South Somerset News, The Franklin News Record ii THE TOWNSHIP OF FRANKLIN, SOM- Manville News SOPKO NOTICE OF ORDER TO LIMIT CREDITORS ERSETCOUNTY, NEWJERSEY SOMERSET COUN’/~r SURROGATE’SCOURT HAS A MODERN Instruction WALLS WASHED, BATI~OO~ BE IT ORDAINEDby the Township Council P.O. BOX 146, Somerville, N,J. 201-’/25-3355 sanitized, windows cleaned 50 MOVING AND STORAGE Estate of JOSEPHDATTOLO deceased. of the Township of Franklin, Somerset County, Local & Long Distance Moving Notice Is herebygiven, that on the First day NewJersey as fotlowsl 2 BAY cents a side. Most odd Jobs th of May, A.D.t J965, on the application of the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FORM are awkward for you, we can pc= undersigued,as Executorof the Estate of Joseph SECTION l Agents For Dattolo deceased; an order was madeby the SERVICESTATION sibly do. Give us a call 359-52~ Surrogate’s Court, requiring the creditors of Thepublic street known as RobertStreet antl PRIVATE KARATE LESSONS after 3 p.m. the sad deceasedto bring In their debts, de- beingmore Partlcelarly describedas follows WHEATENVAN LINES mandsand claims against the said decedent, FOR LEASE under oath or affirmation, and present the Beginningat a point in the South- Black Belt Instruction sameto the subeerlber withinSlX months from westerly side line of Bunkerlllll Road BEAT THE SPRING RUSH-CAI Packing & Crating the date of said order; and In default thereof and the centar-lins of Robert Street, any such crnditor shall be forever barred of ON CALL now, for service on your la~ 35 N. l’/th Avenue Manville thencerunning (I)Southwesteriy along hie or her uctlon therefor against the sub- said cenierilne fora distanceOf 1,225 725-4776 mower, Sears, Craftsman mowel,s scriber. feet moreor less to the Northeasterly repaired. M & D Lawn Mowq Charlee DeltOID PHONE’/25-7758 terminus of lIoneyman Street, said 4 LINES - 1 INSERTION ...... RARITANAVE. Service. Call 8 tQ 8. 545-088 Lautman & Rapson,Arty. terminus of HoneymanStreet being 270 $1o50 501 GrandAvenue feet distant more or less from the (3 Insertions - no changes) ...... $3.00 AebuwPark, New Jersey DOES YOUR SWIMMING POOL Northeasterlyside line of Sterling Road (When Pald in Advance) HIGHLANDPARK, (M-I-S-16)$3.36 ;iS sameappears on the Tax Map of DRAKEBUSINESS COLLEGE need filling-? Promptservice with Franklin Township. If billed add .25. N.J. lq LivingstonAve. SAL’S cleanwell water.Call 609-466- 6 NewBrunswick, N.3. CARBURETOR & 0’/06. PUBLIC NOTICE shall hereinafter be designatedand knowna.’ IGNITION SERVICE HONEYMAN STREET. CompleteSecretarial and C LASSIFICATION We offer a paid training Accounting Courses NoTiCEIS ilEREBYGWEN that sealedbhls courseand financial assis- Americanand Foreign forDemoldlon or BuIldlngs,Contract No. 2, SECTIONII Dayand Night Courses 1968,Route 32 (1953)Section 1; Route35 (1953) NAME tanceif qualified. carignition parts VENIS BROS. Section 8: Route3"/ FreewaySection 3: Roate Each clause, section or subdivision of this Telephone: CHarter9-0347~ TREE EXPERTS ordinance shall be deemeda separate provision 37 FreewaySection 4: Route 37 (1953) Section to tile intent that If any suchclause, s0ctlonor 1: Route37 0953) Section 9; Route 44 (1953) ADDRESS Alternators - Generators Section 2: Route"/3 (1953) Section6; Houte sulxilvisloushould be declaredinvalid, the re- Call HE6-6666,9to E A. J. VENIS, New Jersey mainderof the ordinanceshall not be affected. OMPLETE IBM SENSIMATIC, starters - motor tune-up-wiring (19531 Section 7; Route 78 Section 4C, Federal TIMES Regulators Certified Tree Expert 344 Project No. N¯,1,-|-’16-4(5’~43; Rontn90 Free- PAID ...... CHARGE After 7 p.m. CR & stenography machines and 359-6108 waySection 2, Federal Project No. U-212(11; SECTIONlit ~urt reporting. Approved for full Sal Barone,Prop. Route 295 Section % Federal Project No. ,%itordinances or parts of ordinancesincon- call 469-1005 N.J.-f-205-2(6)37: Route299 Soctiun3, Federal ’anMer creditstoward a Bac- Project No, N¯J.*I-295-2(29)43, tn tile Town- sistent with this ordinanceare hereby repealed tlaureatedegree at associated DIAL 725-3681 ships of Senti; Brunswick, Middletown, Middle- as to the extent of suchInconsistency. stone, Jackson, Dover, WestDeptford, Winslow, olleges.Free catalog. Free em- SECTIONIV CLASSIFIED RATES I spaceand/or additional capltal ploymentservice. Veterans Ap- 229 N. Main St., Manville, N., Pennsauken,Mount Laurel, and Warren. anti the Boroagh of Watchung,in the Connhesof This ordinance shall L~koeffect Immediately lettersat $1.61per inch (mlnimum Opp J-M Ma4n Gate Public Notices Middlesex, Monmouth,Donas, Gloucester, Cain- AllClassified Advertisingappears I rovedNew BrunswickSecretarial den, Burlingtonand Somerset, wilt be received uponadoption and publication accordingto law. size- 2 inches).Box numbers are :heel. 201-545-3910. Est. 1932. by the Commissionerof Transportation of the in allthree newspapers, Manville ,50 extra. State of NewJersey tn theDepartmentofTrana- Theforegoing ordinance was introduced at a News,Franklin News-Record and TERMS:.25 centsbilling charge if portatlon Building, 1035 ParkwayAvenue, Trnn- regular meeting of tho Township Council of the SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Township of Franklin held on tho 9th day of SouthSomerset News. Ad may be ad is not paid for within 10 days CHANCERY DWISION ton. NewJersey, on TIIURSDAY,JUNE 6, 1968 et 101o0a.m¯ prevailing time. The reading of May, 1968, and was then read for the first mailedin or telephoned.Deadline expiration news- SOMERSET COUNTY [hue, after of ad. The Special Services ]~.E.K. CONSTRUCTION DOCKETNO; F 5764-66 acceptable bids willtake placetmnledtaiely fornew ads is 5 P.M.on Tuesdays.paperis notresponsible forerrors thereafter, Bids will be acceptedDuly front This ordinancewill be further consideredfor SHERIFF’S SALE finalInssage by the saidTownship Council at Adsmust be cancelledby 5 P.M,, by advertiser Between John Mackand AnnaMack, his wife, biddersclassified in accordancewith R.S, not corrected the MANVILLE, N. J. 27:7-35.J et seq. The right Is reserved to the TolmshlPILliI, Ante’ell Road, ,’,lfddiebush, Mondays. Plaintiffs, on June13, 1968, at such time and place or at immediatelyfollowing the first :OMPLETE CARPI~’ SERVICE - and reject onyor all bids. Proposal I~larantee anti other bidding re- any time and place to which such meeting may publication of the ad, leaning, repairin| installa- Dormers - Garages - Addttio: Enrico Malfatio and Mary Ann Malfatto; be adjourned. All persons Interested will be RATES:$1.50 for 4 linesor less his wife; Veterans Loan Authority; and quirements are stated in tile standard and MAIN BUSINESS OFFICE: 6-10 ~om Call 201-297=’/’/I or 201- Kitchens - Roofing - Aluminu supplementaryspecifications for the project, pvenan opportunity to beheardconcerningsochor oneweek or if orderedin ad- Alfred Gtombettl and Clara Glombottl, ordinance. Arlington St., Manville, 725-3300, 44-2981. Siding his wife, Defendants. Plansanti specifications, proposal, contract vance;$1.25 eachfor two conse- and bond terms maybe inspected or obtained MERCER D. SMITIt Hlllshorough Office, The Clare- Writ of Executionfor sale of mortgaged Township Clerk cutive weeksand $1.00per week - ImmediateInstallation premises, at the Bureauel ContractAdministration, De- moat Bu/ldlng, 63 Rt, 206, South, -Quality Work Partmentof Transportation ~dld[ng, 1035Park- F-J-5-J0) $ 8.64 for threeor more consecutive LTERATIONS ON LADIES & By virtue of the abovestated wr[tofexecutlon Somerville, Franklin Office, 725 -Reasomble Rates to medirected and delivered I will exposefor way Avenue,Trenton, NewJersey, duringoffice weeks.There is a chargeof 50 hildrens clothing. Will make any hours¯ Copies thereof will be furnished upon Hamilton St, Classified adver- -Free Estimates sale at public vendueon centsfor each additional 4 lines. resses from your pattern and TUESDAY,THE 28th DAY OF MAY 1968 application anti the paymentof standard fees. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS tising 725-3355. -Financing Available The work Is to be 6ompleled on or before NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Ads maybe dispIayed with white mterial. Call 725-0860 between betweenthe hoursof twoand five o’clock In tbd afternoon of said day, that is to say at two AUg~lst30, 1968. :30 to 7 P.M. ’The estimated quantities of the principal Publicnotice is hereby8~veu that separate ’66 Riviera o’clock P.M.D.S.T. at the Sheriff’s Office at sealedbids for: ORDINANCE 362 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Somervilleto wit: Items of work are: LumpStint Clearing Site; Sport Coupe, V.8 Engine, 526-0089 ALLthe following tract or parcel of land and LumpSnm Demolition of Buildings (28 Bulld-, ings~: 2,300 CU. Yd. ~orrow Excavation,Zone 3. SITE DEVELOPMENT AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT AN ORDINANCE Automatic, Full Power, FAC- premiseshereinafter particularly described, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR AND DETERMINE situate, lying and beingin the Boroughof Man- NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ,n connocttonwith the THE RATE OF COMPENSATION OF CERTAIN OFFICERS AND TORYAIR CONDITIONED. villa, Countyof Somersetand State of NewJer- EMPLOYEES OF THE eOROUGH OF MANVILLE AND THE’METH- Excellent Condition. sey, (M-I-5-iG) S 7.84 OD DF PAYMENT OF SUCH COMPENSAT ON, AND ALSO ESTAB- BEGINNINGat the intersection fez;mealb.V the ~.~MPSONG. SMITH INTER.MEDiATE8CHOOE LISHING AND UP-DATING PERSONNEL POLICIES PRACTICES "Guaranteed westerly sideline of BrooksPlace andthe north- FRANKLINTOWNSH IP~ AND REGULATIONS OF THE BOROUGH OF MANVILLE, SOMER- FREE erly sideline of West Frech Avenue and AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR- SOMERSETCOUNTY, NEW JERSEY SET COUNTY, NEW JERSEY." S2995 First Quality" from thencerunning (1) northerly along Brooks DNANCEKNOWN AS "Tile ZONING Place 75 feet; thence(2) Wusterly and parallel ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF will be recieved by the Board of Educatio~ BE IT ORDAINEDbY the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Manville, Junk Cars Removed the Township of Franklinin the County o ’66 Buick Electra 225 to WestFrech Avenue,a distance of 10O feet: FRANKLINOF 1958" IN SOMERSET n the County of Somerset and State of New Jersey. as follows: SECTIONI. thence(3) Southerly and parallel io lhe first COUNTY, NEW JEHSEY Somerset,New Jersey, until 3:00 o’clockp.m The rate of compensation of each officer and employee of the Borough of Custom4-dr., hdip., full prevaJIJng time on JUNE4, 196e at the Manville, for whom a minimum-maximum recommended salary range is 100% Call 469-0304 course, a distance of 7.5 feet; thence (4) Easier- _ .... hereby established, shall be as follows= power, factory air. ctlnd., ly along West Frech Avenue a distance of 100 BE IT ORDAINEDby the vownsmp~ouoctt of Education Adminlstratton Butldin feet to the ~olnt and niece of BEGINNINGof the Townshipof Franklin, SomersetCounty, iron Street, Somerset,N.J. at which time RECOMMENDED SALARY RANGES Still under factory warranty. 8 A,M, to 8 P.M. Being the front portion of lots 9 to It and NowJersey that the Zoning Ordinanceof the place all bids receivedwill be publicly opened HUMANHAIR 12 In Block229 of the Manville "Pax ~tap, io so- Townshipof Franklin of 1956as antondedtrout read aloud andtabulated. Minimum Maximum cordance with a subdivision approved by the time to time is herein further amendedas The Contract Documentsmay be examineda~ Ass’t Road Maintenance Foreman 2.46 3.10 HANDTIED Manville PlanningBeard on September20, 1962. follows: the office of thu architect, Thompson& Davies~ Road Maintenance Supervisor 5,800. 7,70e. S2695 Beingalso knownas the front portions of lots 646 ltamlltonSt., Somerset, N, J. Copies Borough Clerk) 4,200. 5,400. 9. 10, II and 12 In block I1 as shownandlaid SECTIONt said documentsmay be obtained on or Treasurer) 4,200. 5,400. WIGS .’.lAY 17, 1968 fromthe architect 4,200. 5,400. ’66 Buick LaSabre CESSPOOLS out on the certain mapentitled "MapofManville 4,650. AND Section W(Establlsl~ment of Zones) Para- $25.00 (check madePayable to the archi 3,650. Sport Coupc, Auto., Power Gardens", surveyed November,1917, by F. A, only) for eachset. Theamount of the deposil k & Admin rative Officer 7 900. 10,300. Reg. $269 Dunham-Clarth,C.E, of Platnfleld, N,J,,and graph2 (Zuntng Map) and Section V (Schedule) 5:200. 7,500. SEPTIC TANKS whtchmap was filed In theOfflceofthe Clerk of are amended by changing the fo)lowing des- will be refanded to all bJdders who return h Tax Collector Siecring & Power Brakes, documentsIn good condLtion within ten g Maintenance Man 2.05 2.35 the County of Somerset on the 8th day of crlbedpremises fromR-A (ItestllentlaI-Agrt- ewage Treatment Plant Operator 5,800. 7,800. CLEAN! OurPrice $125 October, 1919, said map knownas Map #44-D. culturalZone) to B-2(General Business Zone): daysafter the openingof bids. Clerk Typist 3 400. 4,400. Together with all and singular the rights, The Board of Education of the Township Laborer 1~95 2.43 CLEANED liberties, privileges, hereditamentsand ap- Beginning at a point formed by the most Franklin In the Countyof.Somerset, New Jersey, Maintenance Repairman 2.43 2.74 urtenancesthereunto belonging or in anywise southerly side line of Easton as sameap- reserves the right to waive any Maintenance Repairman (Plumber) 5,300. 6,750. $2295 SPECIALSALE ! pears on the Tax Mapof Franklin Town- In, or to reject anyand/or all bids, Mechanical Repairman 5,300. 7,200. 7 Trucks - No Waiting appertaining, and thu reverslonandremainders, 6,OO0. ¯ DOUBLE KNOTTED rents Issuedand profits thereof. ship and the sideline of lot 26 o[ block 468 Proposals will be received onlyfrom pros- Patrolman 1st year mct[ve bidders who, Jnths opinion of the ar- Patrolman 2nd year 6,600. ¯ FINE EUROPEAN RUSSELL REID CO. Amountof decree to be satisfied $14,753,88 and thence, 7,200. ’66 G. T. O. plus Interest, costs, printers’ fees, Sheriffs (I)runatng southeasterlyalong the soutll- chitect or the Ownerare qualiftedto submit Patrolman 3rd year ¯ CUT, SHAPED AND orly sideline o[ Easton Avenuetothecenter bids, and havebeen qualified by the Stale Board Patrolman 4th year and thereafter 7,800. Sport Coupe,4-speed, Power fees ned commission. Police Captain 10,000. 10,500. STYLED FREE!I 20 Years Experience Dated:April 19, [968 line o[ a certain brook approxlmatoly 1,135~ of Education. 11,500. Steer/ng, R &H, Extra Sharp. Each bidder mustdeposit with his bid, Police Chief 11,000. With Every Purchase VI 4-2534 EL6-530 WEISS & EHRLICH feet distant: moreor less, thence, Police Lieutenant 9,175. 9,500. I10 S. MAINSTREET (2) running southwesterlyalong the cen- curdy in the amountof not lessthan five per- Police Sergeant 8,325. 8,850. W/9 Case & Block cent (5%) of the base bid tn the form and sub- included MANVILLE,N,J. 96835 terline ol the aforesaid certain brook to a Road Maintenance Foreman 2,63 3.35 I CRE---X’T--IVEWoodWorking, Book Attorneysfor Plalnttffs point in lot 24 of block 424, satdpotntbeing ect to the conditionsstaled in the "Instructions Road Maintenance Man 2./2 2,79 TheSherlif reserves the right to adjourn this formedby a projection of the mostsoutherly to BLddars." Road Maintenance Supervisor 6,600. 8,550. $2295 sate from time to I{me as provided for by law. aideline of lot 29, block468, andthe center- No bid shall be withdrawn for apertod of Sanitary I n.spector 1,500. 1,850. cases, bathroomvanities, panel line of that certain brook, this paint being thirty (30) days subsequentto the actual date anitatlon worker 2.43 2.74 Sale No. 2484 Paul C. Zanowic r 3,900. 5,100. ’65 Buick ink and formica counters. Fro, (M-4-5-231$ 42.24 SHERIFF approximately48e,0 feet distant, moreor of openingthereof. Secretarial Ass’t (Borough Clerk) less, measuredfront the most southerly The successful bidder will be required Senior Building Maintenance Man 2.19 2.49 Skylark, 4-Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl., estimation Call Jack Baumander sideline of EasionAvenue, thence, furnish a Surety CompanyBond In the full Senior Road Maintenance Man 2.29 3.01 846-67’/3L. (3) runatngnorthwestorlyalongtheafore- amount of the contract price in accordance Senior Water Maintenance Man 6,500¯ 7,200. Automalic, PowerSlecrillg, with the requirements of the statutes of the Sewade Treatment Plant Attendant 2,O3 2.74 mentionedprojection to the most north- Sewage Treatment Plant Supervisor 6 600. 8,550. AIR CONDITIONING. ENCYCLOPEDIAS- all popula: westerly cornerIormed by the mostsouth- State of NewJersey In respect to bonds for PUBLIC NOTICE contractors on public works, NJSA2At 44-14~ Truck Driver (Sanitation) 2:63 2.94 sets 15 to 60~ off list. Ask to: erly sidotine of lot 29 of block 468 and Water Maintenance Foreman 7,000. 7,900. the northwesterlys~dellno of lot 29 of block to 147, liability thereunderbeing limited Water Supply Supervisor 6,600. 8,550. information N, J. Encyclopedl~ 466, sold cornerbeing approslmatelylu said statutes provided. Water Maintenance Man 5,600. 6,500. TAKENOTICE that I shall apply ORDER $1695 122 W. MAIN ST. Exchange, 272 Central Ave., Or, 1,420.0/" feet dtstant, moreor less, thence, BY OF= THE to the ZoningBoard of Adjustments (4) running nasteriy along the northwest Townshipof Franklin an[e, N. J, Phones: 201-676-005~ SECTIONII. The rate of compensation of the following additional officers SOMERVILLE of the Boroughof Manville,N. J., sideline of lots 29 add28 of block 468 ap- County of Somerset, N. J. and employees of the Borough of Manville shall be as follows: ’64 BuickLa Sabre or 201-447-1315. proximately 614.80r feet more or less to :’drs, Florence Randolph, Converl/b]c, auto trans., pow- for special exemption from the the place of beginning. Secretary Minimum iiii terms of an ordinance entitled Dated: May13, 1968 Magistrate of Municipal Court er stcering.& power brakes, SECTIONI[ (F-l-S-16) $9.44 Secretary ¯ Member Board of Assessors "Zoning Ordinance #262 of the Member Board of Assessors (2) exira clean. Mustsee. Boroughof Manville, NewJersey," Attorney, Legal Advisor, Retainer Each clauso, secttoo or subdivisloo of this Director of Wet[are passed on December10, 1958 and ordinance shaRbe denmeda suparate proviston Captain Fire Prevention Bureau SISSERBROS. INC. amendmentsthereto. to the tntunl that ii any suchclause, sectionor Secretary Board of Adjustment subdivision shouldbe declared invalid, the re- Secretary Planning Board $1595 (Since1913) I am theowner of lots#3’/ to mainderof the ordinanceshall not be affected. BuiJdin9 Inspector 42 in Block #146 as shown on Map C ark to Magistrate SECTION[11 Borough Engineer ¯Reta ner ’63 FIREPROOF STORAGEWAREHOUSE entitled Manville Tax Map. This Borough Treasurer Buick Riveria property is located at 258 So. 6th Recreation Director Aulomalic FuUP(twcr, Abso- PACKING- CRATING - SHIPPING All Orlltnancesor parts of ordinances lncon- Secretary Board of Health LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Ave., Manville, N.J. a T-80 zone. ststent with this ord/nanceare herebyrepealed Sanitary Inspector. Board of Health lule]yLikc Brand N0w. Musl as to the extent el such inconsistency. HIP.// Purchasing Agent Sec[ REGULARTRIPS TO FLORIDA Theexception requestedto the Plumbing inspector ZoningOrdinance is that we be per- SECTIONIV READTHE SECTIONIll. The rate of compensation of all other employees not included in the above sections shall be as follows: (We ownand operate our ownvans) mitted to:- Constructa newparish~ Thisordinance shall take eflect tmmsd,ately church - under special exception upon adoptionand publ/catton according’ to law. Minimum Maximum $1595 AGENTSOF UNITED VAN LINES, INC. uses - (18-D-40.8) School Crossin9 Guards 1.60 2,00 A plotplan effectwill Ass/stance Poe/Attendants 1.40 1,80 ’I111R ~4th YEAR’ to this be Theforegolcg ordinancewas lntrodunedat a Pool Attendants 1.60 2,00 ’61 Special - on file with the Secet~ry of the r0gular meetingo{ the TownshipCouncil of the Fire Marshalls 1.75 2,15 DchlxcWagtm. V-8, Automa- SOMERVILLE PLAINFIELD NEWBRUNSWICI~ Board Township of Frankltn held on the 9th day of Special Police 2.00 2.60 May. /968, and was then road for the tlrst shall be as tic, R8¢ H, ExlraC[ean. 12§-3100 156-9180 545-4100 .... Adjacentproperty ownersin the time. SECTIONIV. The rate of compensation of the Mayor and Council _ "" ’ ~ ’ ’,,, , vicinity of 200feet or anypersons ’This ordinancewill be further constderedfor follows= residing inthe Borough I final passageby the said Townah[pCouncil at Mayor $750 a year r ..-- n" a n ¯ ¯ ofMan- lho TownshipHa]], Amwell Rued, Mlddlebuah, Councilman $500 a year ~ OI=I=I&PI=I~CORDSETS1] llvH]e, N,J’,, who desire tO make on June13, 1968,at such time and place or at I $595 /-~ brl/4MLIIP ,t .,,, ,, "2" "" [ ] objections to my application, may 1% ...... any time and place to which such meeting may SECTION V. Increment for members of the Police Department shall be as be adjourned. All persons interested win be follows= I/~ p|l# ¯~P ~¯a~ _’~m~e~m~.~’vl"._ [[do SO by writing to the Secretary ’61 Buick LaSabre given an opportunity to beheard concerning such On anniversary date / ~ ~ ~11~[ || N~II~~ t~i~,~[Iof the Board of Adjustment, SO ordinance. Patrolman - 1st through 4th year *dr., H.T., Auto. Trans., I.,. = I, ,, (’~I ~ffi ~’!~ I that the Communication will be MERCER D sMITH of employment |/~ ...... TownshipClerk Patrolman - 5th year and thereafter As provided by mu- Power Stcering, Power / K~KI..~ ...... n/c/pal budget {~%~-.~-’~llreceived on or before May 28, (F-1-5-16) $12.00 On anniversary date Brakes, R & H. Exlra, Exira /~ 114 [. MAINSTREET "~t:-- ~L~ 111968,at 8 P.M.; or by appearing Officers of promotion / ~ I [in personat the abovementioned Clean. NOTICEIS IIEREBYGIVEN that at a special SECTIONVI. All increases in rate of compensation, with the except(on of / SOMERVILLE,N.J. 722-9354 JJtime,at theBorough Hal1, Mainmeutlng of the Franklin Township Board of Patrolmen and Officers of the Police Department, who have not reached their / . I J Street, Manville,N.3. Adjustment held May7, 1968, the following maximum,shall be retroactive to January 1st, 1968. $595 HOLY GHOST CARPATHO decisions wornrendered: I"We Repair Everything" All WorkG U er antee~ I] _ RECOMMENDEO TO TOWNSIIIP COUNCil SECTIONVII. This Ordinance shall take effect upon passage according to law. Russianurthodox Church subject to conditions that a variancebe granted / J/ SECTIONVIII. Section IV shall take effect ten clays after publication and ¯ 258So. 6th Ave.Manville, to Vincent Peccefor permission to use ox- final passage. J CompleteGeneral Tune Up Plugs, Points, J[ Manville,N.3. istlng promisesIora dry cleuulng andprocess- Condenser,0il Change,Blade Balancedand Ing plant at 847 Hamilton Street, knownas I I/M-I-5-161$6.56 Block230, Lois 9 & IO and 35 ,t, 36 on the NOTICE OF CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE NO. 362 Fennessey Sharpened...... $14.95 TmvnshlpTax MapIn Somerset, NewJerseY. I TG ALL CONCERNED: RECOMMENDED TO TOWNSIIIP COUNCil subject to conditions that a variancebe granted Please take notice that the foregoing ordinance was introduced at a meeting Appliances,Radios & TV, Hi-Fi, TapeRecorders, Vacuum to WlUlamJones and Dr. Norberl Sohalet to of the Mayor and Council held on May 131h, 1968 and was then read for the construct a two-story medicalprofosslom~l first time, The said oral nance will be further considered for final passage by Cleaners,Power Tools, Lamps,Lawn Mowers. building on thn south side of Easton Avenue the said Mayor and Council at the Bore Hall, South Main Street, Manville, N,J. Buick0pel at eight o’clock in the even~n on May 271h, 1968 at such time and place or in Somerset,New J0rsey, knownas Block 32), any time and place to which 9saiO meetJng may be adjourned. AIIpersons UsedAppliances Bought and Sold Lots ! through 5 inclusive on the TownshipTax nterested wi I be g yen an opportunity to be heard concerning such ordinance. Map. CALL DOLLY BY order of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Many lie, Electrical Workand OddJobs Done in Homes Determinationas to the abovedecisions ts on 725-3355 file In the orRceof the Secretaryof the Board Francis A, Pollack A uthorizedBuick-Opel Dealer of Adjustmentand Is uvatlablo lot Inspection, eorough Clerk I AWNMOWERS BOUGHT REGARDLESS OF CONDITION MERCERD. SMITII Township Clerk Datedl May 13, 1968 TRADE IN ALLOWANCEALLOWED ON MOWERS (F-1.5-16) $4,00 (M.1.5.1S) $36.4a 135W. Main St., Somerville 725-3020

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THE MANVILLE NEWS PAGE 14. THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1968 Kingston Span Township Will Sponsor Rutgers Registrar, Miss Labaw, Is To Receive Summer Music School rrhe Franklin Township summer High School from 9 - 11:30 a.m. Feted At Dinner ... FOR music school will begin its fifth daily. A cocktailhour and dinnerparty Official OK session this year underthe di- The school will offer instruc- honoringMiss Osie W. Labaw,of rection of Jack Pirone on June tion on beginning, intermediate The Princeton Township Plan- East Millstone, registrar for the 26 and terminate July 31. and advanced levels of instrumen- Rutgers evening division was held ning Board decided Monday night~ Classes will be held at Franklin tal music, music theory, and har- recently at the Foresgate Country BOYSAND by a vote of five to two, to draw mony. Special offers include guitar, a Club. up a resolution favoring the latest John Cuddy In Miss Labawwill retire July 1 as state plans on the Kingston bridge. dance band workshop, and ar- University College registrar em- GIRLS The resolution will be sent to Work-Study Post ranging for small ensembles, as eritus after 38 years of service Commissioner of Transportation well as larger instrumental groups to the State University,She Joined David Goldberg. and small ensemble workshops. Rutgersas John Caddy of Middlebttsh, a The school is open to any stu- the staff at registrar The action was taken after resi- fourth-year~ education major at for the University Extension Di- dents of the bridge area presented dent who will be in grades 4 - 12 vision in 1930 after teaching for "SPRINGCOATS’ a six-point petition and asked the Antioch College in Yellow Springs, as of the beginning of the new Ohio, is currently doing psycho- school two years in the Pompton Lakes board to study the matter further year. public schools. and seek more changes from the logical research at a mental in- Printed material is available at stitution in Camarilla, CallL, in township She was appointed registrar for state. the main offices of the NewBrunswick University Col- a work-study program arranged schools. NOWON SALE! ! In presenting the petition, Frank with the college. lege Divisionin 1945 and was Schley,ii00 Princeton- Kingston -0- promotedto registrarfor all five John is a 1964 graduate of Frank- divisionsof the eveningcollege Road, said the residents were lin High School and was the first GYMKHANASCHEDULED circulating it to clear up the mis- in 1965. CENTRE SHOPPE recipient of the Franklin Township Miss Labawis a 1928"graduate taken impressionthat theydon’t LionsClub scholarship. The Silver Saddle Riding Club 243-45 So Main St. will hold a "gymkhana" at the of Douglass College and was ~l walt a new bridge.What they are He is the son of the late Mr. opposedto, he said,is construc- Silver Saddle Ranch, North Branch, awardeda masterof educatlondeL Manville, N.J. and Mrs. WilliamCuddy, and the gree by the Rutgers Graduate tionof a "monstrosity." grandsonof Mrs. Robert Caddy Saturday starting at 9 a.m. 725-3985 So far, the petition has 50 sign- Prizes wiU be awarded for top Schoolof Educationin 1941. @1 Sr. riding in 12 events. Awards will She is a memberof the Ameri- Free Delivery on Phone Orders. ers, including 15 or 20 from He makeshis home wlthhisma- Kingston, andthe residentsintend be made at a dance Saturday eve- canAssociation of CollegiateReg- ternalgrandmother, Mrs. Russell ninE. istrarsand AdmissionsOfficers to continuecirculating it until next Totten. week,when they will send it to CommissionerGoldberg. Thepetition opposes dualization of Route 27, asks for a 35 mile per hour speed limit along the Princeton-KingstonRoad~ pro- poses walkwaysalong the canal andunder the bridge, calls for use of theold bridge as a recreation- fishingspot and walkway with elim- inationof sidewalksfrom plans for thenew bridge and a returnto the planpresented by tilestate at a publichearing on the bridgein Band Concert Succesful March, 1967. an audienceof morethan 1,500 BAND BENEFIT -- Melvin persons, grossed Mrs. William Pierce, 1113 Hooper presenteda baritone the. concert Princeton- KingstonRoad, said, hornsolo at the recentspring approximately$2,500. Pro- "We weredistressed at theboard’sconcertof the FranklinHigh coedswill benefit the band’s decision,and particularlydis- SchoolBand. Held in the Rut- "On To Phoenix"fund, Photo tressedto hear,for the firsttime, by DavidSilver. thatit is theboard’s understand- gers Universitygymnasium for ingthat the state has said the new bridge was designed for eventual Jaycees Seek destruction of tim old bridge. It’s tile first time any question of that More Sidewalks, lies come up." According to the board, the state Parking Spots highway department will maintain At thefirst meeting of itsnew tile old bridge for an unspecified boardof directors,the Franklin length of time, and then would turn Township Chamber of Commerce it over to the township. ,renewedits pledgeto seekside- "That could mean 50 years," Mr. walksfor all of HamiltonStreet Erdman pointed out. fromthe New BrunswickCity line The board agreed to turn over to FranklinBoulevard. The board LeanShort the question of recreational use alsodecided to continueits drive of the area around the bridge to for off-streetparking - an item James Sayen, chairman of the I Ribsof Beef,~ 59’ thathas beena majorprogram of FreshLean township’s Open Space Committee. thechamber for the last fewyears. U.S.D.A.Gov’t. Graded Choice California Chuck -n- The drive for sidewalks in Pot Roast ,~. 69’ Beef Stew,~. 79’ SCAP Praised Franklinhas continuedfor nearly U.S.D.A.Choice Boneless Chuck FreshLeon fivei years.The chamberflrst As Administrator made a requestas earlyas 1964 GroundBeef ,~. 49’ Pot Roast,~. 79’ Freshlean Uniform in their praise of the for sidewalksfor the area. This i U.S.D.A.Choice Boneless was followedby a drive during Somerset Community Action Pro- RICHARD MACOMBER ¢ GroundChuck lb. 69’ gram (SCAP)under the directionwhichthe propertyowners of over ShoulderSteak lb. 99 WestV_itIialm IhmdHickory Sn~k*d of TheodoreTaylor, represents-. 50 per cent of the length of Ham- U.S.D.A.Choice Shoulder ¯ C~*r cut. ilton Street requestedan assess- tivesof countyand municipalor- S acomber Named ganlzatlonshave urged the Sam= mentdistrict for sidewalks. Town- LondonBroil lb. el" PorkLoin lb. 89’ shipCouncil has taken no action ersetCounty freeholders to con- Chief Officer Of tinueto use SCAP to administeron this request. However, since federalOffice of EconomicOp- Council has initiated action for MacAfee PTA portunity(OEO) funds. sidewalks for another porUon of In a publicmeeting Monday night Hamilton Street, the chamber Richard:Macomber has been e- held to determine what group board is hopeful that the commer- lected president of the Mac Afee shouldbe designatedat the local cial section of Hamilton Street Road School PTA for the 1966- communityaction agency, theaud- may also be completed this year, 1969 year. fence of more than 50persons The program for off-streetAlso elected were Mrs. Philip seemedcompletely in accordwith parkingin Franklinis also a longSullivan, first vlce=president; the worknow beingdone by SCAP. standingchamber project. In 1966Mrs. Jack Strickland, secondvlce- SCAP’s work was backed by the TownshipPlanning Board made president; Mrs. James Mason, re- formalrecommendations concern- cording secretary; Mrs. Stephen representatives of the Head Start , ~m°°b~t:snt. of C program in FranklinTownship, ing variousparking lots. Rothman,corresponding secre- I~I’. the countywelfare department, Chamber President Ronald tary; and Mrs. Thomas Reilly, PAPER TOWELS .r~,. ~ ,,., 55 Fletcherhas calledfor actionon treasurer. the countyvocational - technical Blue Winner 2V.,. 41~ ~I~c highschool andthe Franklin Town- both parkingand sldewalksin1968. The officerswill be installed A IB/l?/tl’| can ArBor -0- at the May 28 meeting. Santo UnpeeiedHalves ship Citizensfor Fair Housing Russo,past=president, will be the /l~rnI~V/~ and Welfare. CLASSIFIEDS WORK installingofficer. WONDERS Foodtewn plastic DETERGENT LIQUID Pinko¢ White3 ,.z.b~rlles s!

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