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VOL. 8, No. g SOMERSST, N¯ J. THURSDAY, O~’t’OBER 6, 1981 6¢ Per Copy STUDENTCOUNCILPLANS FOR DEDICATIONoNHSAS ¢.O,0STAT ’MBTAw.IT O M ay0r ACcepts .,o.-Councilman ha,r.oaofthogowo Francis Keary, .e Challenge to Attth0rlty, will make a state- ,meat ...... on ha,the ....appointment .olo.m" D,osuf Debate,,=j’e teghy to exeeullve director at the SA meeting Mondaynight. Mayor Gee,rue B, Consovoy to- The meetlug, scheduled for :lay a e e opted 1he offes of 6 p.m., will be held in the Photons S. Reflly: presldent of Sewerage Authority o/flee nn he Democratic Men’s Club. to Railroad Square. Jiscus.s the Council Tilling bar- ring:ease,, l’~2o~llngmee,,ngs. devices fr o rr~ AllenCriticizes The mayor said he WOUld be glad to dlsuL~ss tba~ topic. "and
LateCampaigning anyother ~eJlly, wldehUnder thedisturbs auspices of the L~ague of Women Voters, or r William O. Allen, candidate ° for ~n at-large Council sea~, ~h[8 any other non-partisan organi week urged voters to demand zatioa." Mr. Consovey’s s~atement fel- that candidates show" an interest ls municipal affairs *’at ’.trees lowed a challenge ~o debate iv- used by Mr, ReLUy aBer the Council ruled affair=st recordhtg Mr. Allen said he is "amazed devices on Sept. 26. at people, never who, having Mr. ReilIy expressed A desire interest shown any in municipal lo discuss no~ only the ban on PLANNING COMMrrTEE -- Members of lhe FranklBt High Seho0l Sttldeltt Cotmell dtsettss iffajrs, soddenly offer all sorts recorders, which he described plans for the school’s dedisatian program and open house Oct. gO. So=ted, left to right, are Joy Jf solutions to problems th e y Shields, Margaret Small, ElVira Egrest, Lyllda Moulegarl, as e "gaff role," hut also rift- Elluheth Tanora; shtndlnlr , G~orge have never been concerned with forenoon =between the r~ayor 8fepa~aenko and William Sterner, Rntl] they have deekled to seek e o u neg form of government pubtis office." practiced in El¢iabeth and +.he " Mitchell in Somerset . . " ger pl ..... d lit O I~11~¢01~’--llllTa~il~:-:e ¯ mart~suggested to knowthat whatvoters activities "de- councilFranklin...... mndidates have been engaged ,n0 ,o, to .eokiag o,,,eo ."I Reh,,find it quite theamtmipg gag to 3ee Calls for Fiscal Refo iis, Sign Posters In his campaign, Mr, Allen is concerning himself," the mayor
c,,,,,,i,,jr,,,,,,, o,f a Business ,s a f ...... bar afar. ar~l .... y tired audience Summers has asked the cooper- Planning Board. the Board Of aries of political workers in re- find it most diffisult to under- By EDWARD NASH Assistance and the Recreation h’aining from posting campaign stand him being ’sagged,’ in HUOHIRS TO 0AMPAIGN Commission, as well as his ox- spite of the fact that this indivi- Republican smiles were notices on trees and road signs perienee on the Council. broad in Somerset aa Tuesha~-. IN SOddERSET TODAY Be also asks the removal of dual talks about every subject Today is Hughes Mr, AlLen was appointed to imaginable to Man, and has yet It was Mitchell Day here. and Day hi signs the week a~ter the ele~- the Council in July to fill the the rain persisted. Solmerset County, tion. to be refused the privilege of +.he But the unexpired term of John C. Bul- floor," crowds were Large. ’l~he Democratic gubernator- lal ealldldale unR his parW "Trees, ~ilthoards, teLephone Iitt of Grtggstown, who resign- The mayor ad d e d that he In five appearances¯ starting poles, buildings, ’etc. will soon ed to accept a position in the would contact the League of at a 9 a.m. breakfast with the WIg beght a tightly-packed S. Department of the Tress- schedule Wlt~ the opeillRg of a burst forth in full bloom of U. Women Voters in an effort to multi-colored posters arresting nF~. ar r a age the program at the mitleeMitchellinSmallsomervilleBusineSSfnnC°m’andCRises.StormIn Boundf°r Htlgbes. headquar-Brook at 9;15 the eye and asking the beholder The incumbent is opposed for earliest possible time con- ending with a $dO’a-plate fund- a,m.’tOillg, andhi closl~ with a recap- to vote for any number of ex- Ihe seat by. George Radcliffe of content to himself and Mr. raising dialer in Far Hills Inn, tlon sponsored by the Young reliant and qualified candi- Thomas Road. who wan ap- Reilly. Jot’ores P. Mitchell, Secretary of Democrats in SomervlRe Inn dates," Mr. Summers noted, minted to fir MT. AIISB’S 0nex- -- Labor in the two Eisenhower He then expressed approval dr~d ~rm as a member of the Administratisns, greeted almost qPouring the Coltnty with of the oust .... h ieh. he said. "lannisg Board. l.fiO0 persons. ’ Judge Risbatd J. Httffbe~ will adds color and enthusiasm to Carlano,,,=,V:v- During brief addresses before be Mrs, Hughes, Assembly the nation’s politma] heritage. 1962 Tax Exemption each group and at ap ...... e~andidateSlanleyCuSer, she,. ,’...... fter,he doy of ference ia Republican head Iff candidate William Muss. reckoning, these beautiful post- Deadline is Nov, 1 FdltimePost Quart~rs lie S0merajlle, Mr. MB- Freeholder candidate Edmund era have a tendency, to stay on Township Tax A s s e ssor ehel] continued tu stress his danes and De.o~ratle Free- ’ ..... ths, andhaving ashort S,epheo Roldh..... ouoe,,,he major issue of the campaign -- helot Grace Ourisl¢. season, they soon lose their that all applicants for the "Sen- Sanitarian the Democratic "bosJisnl" luster and suceunab to time and isr Citizens" tax exemption for If62 must file an appdeatisn hy For the first time in its which¯ handcuffs his opponent am aubernator a ca d da e and his weather." the manager continu- compared to his own inde r wife Nov. I. history, Franklin Township has ed a full-time health officer. pendeace gained by winning lbe The Curse et B ass Township Pulley The new applica~iort (Form Pr mary c nlest agmnst State gn SC-dgA) must be filed both by Township Sanitarian John At "small brininess . break- "eta’ Township hag adapted a tile persons who have elain~ed .an C~rlano has been notified that Senators Walter Jones and. f s , po cv that political posters, Wayne Dumont zn , April, a t, Mr" Mite’ hell deta [ red t h at " he hits passed the State ex- , Tile Amer ca s beset with th- . having¯ served their rnia, he $800 tax exemption for 196L and athJnatisn and completed o’her Democratic candidhte Rchard ". . taken down within one week by lhose who are filing the claim Opel rot~,Jp[ Of big Heen$O~ . I "curse of b guess" n gore " - requirementst necessary for the ¯ Hu h e s ’ S a eS n "ddae o ha aftet’ the election. Othel’WlSe, for the fleet time for ta~ year , ulen bus ass a d lobe , and 1962. issuance of a sanitary tnspec- I par!yf I~,sses, Mr, M h’hel[ con- he proservatim of o Ir roe ez Township forces will have to do Ior’t~ lieetlse first class. Applisall&l form~ fpl" lfld~ tunoea, a than seteatoo ~" e "p’se sys e del e ds o a lho work. adding expense In al- ready overburdened taxpayers." are being mailed to persons who Mr, Carlano was appointed tiopartYinleadersthePrimaWIth°ut c°mpetJ" great extent nn the continuance’ have flied for 1901. Mr. Reid n I~+ jof s ta hesinegn Active sma I Mr. Sranmers added, Township health officer by is "KOllny ’ Carey and chaos . eonpan’as prevmt deep au s il In conchlsion, Mr. ~otnntol’S said, ¯ of Applicants claiming the ex- Township Manager William A, the btg issue the campaign. the ~atlong]. economy du r i ng warn°d’ "Thlx practice cannot 8earners. he dec ared. as he bracketed his . . be tolerated uince life and limb empties for the first time shotdd P~r ods o .cress O11. he dec ur= either wrlie or apply In person Mr. ~mmers said that Mr. Opponent with the De m°crat le ed. pad New Jersey and tile are thereby in dallger and much Corinne will eolJ|lnll~, helh a8 eadera o Hudson and Essex action shows trifling regard f~r lvr application forms st the of- a on n us change the a " sanitarian and exeeutlva officer counties, st on wh eh now f ads about gO the motoring and p~destrian fise el the assessor Jn IBwaship of the hestth department. In ad" remark at Hall. " He made this last percent of the Natianal Gro~ ~ublle." day~ dittos, he will now be able to t h e s seeottd function ’ a Product eom n from 6110 carper- Township Police Chist Russell -- perform inspe0tiana and to slgrt S Helffer has announendthat per- co~NoIL WILL luncheon at the Bndminster es a ons To= he p sma bum heSS. ~ET t~gtpere r0qulring ~tn official & Mrs Malcolm sons posting campatgn material qUUESBAYAT 8 P,M. rate o[ Mr ’ .’ he proposed the e~atlon of a heal~ offiser’a sisnaLure, ~orbes~ whe~ about 700 pecans oa traes or traftis signs will he ’the Council will hum Its next ’ghe new tBle also carrion with N. J. Small Rus[neBa Council re- meetthg tmdex tWO huge tents were the ~roseeutnd undnr the disorderly ~ttblis Tuesday at 8 , - ~, _Sueala of the previous GOP (Cmztlaued oll Page 1=) ~rsons ordlaaaoe, ~.m. In Township RaIL (C:o¢=tthaed on Page 1}} FARMERSEOOPERATIYE ASSN, OFN. J/, SRtte Hwy.27 NewBruuswidk [] 5.2470 ha." o*ho,lod TIffDRSDAY, OCTOBER 5, OF1961P.. ~ VKKNKtalNW,L,, NKWS-B~0P,O..O...Y D P&GE $ ra"oa--Dissents on Plan board-iItorobors, The Pine Grove~Manor PTA q~e Sewerage A~thorIty wSL M~ Fisher insL~thdthat credilthewill ~hoo].meet Oct 17 at 6 p.m. In meet Monday mght al 8 p.m, steelwork wss due the in its dCce on RaitrcadSquare. To ThankFHS Contractor,o~ t~oz~o]workers themselves r~lher
Neverthelen* he won along unacimousty Monday night l~ that ~LUco th er e had been no aeeepl US t~ornp]etedthe genera]~0~ond to Mr SPy o, ’h s moo n w~th the suggestion to refer the there could be no dzscusston,. . mae. o coma 1, ee and soe- contloot and struotural steel ended Mr SC ,allh’s motion to work on Fraaklin High School. Defends Keystone lhat affect Y " " Members then sp~it ’ over the --- ~/-Lj~fl#,~TL,~Wt~7~-~ question o[a thank-you note to Mr. Seyfarth later brought the matter Op 8 second time, urging steel B of E Com;}]t tea Ihe structural contractor. that the question be rn,erred ~o . " Only the " work of S i s I er eornrnlttee. ~ FHSSite Purchase Brothers Conslruetion Company "Keystone had a miserable The Board o’ Education has Inc. and Keystone Struoturol period Of time in which la completed pur ° h as° of the Stee[ Company was involved in SUBURBAN work." Mr. Seyfarth said, "The Frsnkl[h High School mr° nl th...... ~stinno,~o,.o.t ...... doloy in the steel was not thq..ir roughly fot~l’=flfths the cost al- which is necessary for guar- [nulL." lotted for site purchase. ,..-.-..~n~a’rCENTER ant~ purposes Norm~n Fisher, He said the deloy had been At Monday night’s meeting. Sallt|hil| l{(l. fllld Route 27 °hairmsll of lhe Blllldlllg & the board approved the par. GrOttlldS ~lnnlittee, eXl)lvlned, created by a rag in delivery of JBehhld the Embers R~staurant) paris, which had Lo be °specie[- eha~e of one lot from Rudolph The t ..... tract .... ll) be i~" made ,or the bui]dinJ~+ He and Geraldine Boehle for $1,5~0 FREE DELIVERY responsible for arly Cows found pointed out that .ulrich of the and the purchase of two ]oL~ in the general eontrael work or steelwork had beer dotm durln~ from HoMe Ciurinno Fer~ol] for CALL AX 7"9380 the structural steel work for a a time when the temperature $1,500. -- ...... period of one year from Oct. 2. sold ..... fO the,=eo=n~ Thep.,eh~., h.0.~ht th~ Arthur Weslnoat, president of point~ total amount spent for land to 2 lb’ Boxof Sugar the board, and members /alex Mr, Seyfarth insisted that the approximately $16~000~ as corn- With $5,00 purchase or more Ntlruta, John Anderson and Re- delay in the steelwork had not pared to $20~00 allotted in the ~ *tOll this coupon hurt LaPiant° wore absent, The held up the general contractor, budget. resolution accepting the corn- "beovttse he Was ~nable ~ even FREEZER ORDERS FILLED pleted portions o’ the buildine move equipment onto the SCHOOL BOARD MEETS was unanimously adopted by r oand because of the mud OCT. 18 IN TGM SCHOL Tuesday & Wednesday 9 a,llL to ’h30 p.m, vice president Kurt Nathan and wllieh followed the meltin~ of The Board of Education will Thursday 9 .... to 9 p.m, roembel-s Frede]riek Sey~arth, OPEN Friday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m, the snow." hold its next public meetilt~ Oct. Sat. & Sun. 9 a,m. to 6 p.m, Noooan Fisher,, Julius Silver- "~lBis is not a ?ime for us to jet Pine Grove 16 at 8 p.m. CLO~ED MONDAY ~lan ~nd ~leanor ]{inrJehaen. he snlal].minded ~nd sit on our Monor Sohoo]. The board ~Jso Bgreed to & motion by Mr. Fisher that Sisler Druthers ~onstrut-tion Co.. gun-
be sent a lettPr of appYociation and corn w~endalion. ! . Cooperation Praised ASK ] ~lr. Fisher praised the "ex- eel]ent cooperation" of Ma y o ...... Sisler. president...... of Sis]or Broth- ~or riding herd" oh he ~roap] of ~ob-eontraetor~ nnd oxpedit. I jag the eonstrnetion ~o that the[ w.0 eyept t FI~,weyer, Mr. FJsher balked[ ’ al Mr. Sey,orlh’s p r o p used I KNOW!¯ tlmonrlmellt h~~ ?he lnol~on. ~ul[. in~ foro ~eeoodI,,uor to Kev-[ alone Slrllehll’~l Sleel Conq~any I T.o,o,,e, ,..., sis,,,,, ~uidl WHEHPLANNINO . .~_-.~//t~.~ /~’~ ~llii be "much nan’° v,h .... I ,n,,=,so ,,, e.or,,".r. Sey- HOMEIMPROVEMENTS -..~~ %RiHit~qlM ,aFth sn~ested.i Mr. Fisher declined 1o go along with even a less vehement \ letle)’ [or Keyslone ~trLletOTO] 1 ,,~,h ...... ,*no.on.".... ,a~e , Ck o.r charged.o,"a’ ...... ho,,as pre id Jng ever the rneelJn~ n I e ab- .0 ¯ ¯ "CBT’’’ HOMEIMPROVEMENT PLAN
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Hom~ ~ New Brun~wlck for dlebu~h; t~’o sisters, Mrs, Co~ a member of the Fr a n k lin for several years. ’ CarlanoGiven ,~om Qooobeobo. John R. ~.o.o.o,French Sr. M,.~soro..~.~., of South Durllng OE~,.oo,.,d-~,d.I,~o~. South Bound Brook ~.~I~A, ~ o,~o o, ,be,~ be.. o, ol.~,o~
Vt.; three grondchlldren, the rcsot!-ation of ~be OLdForge pru~mms [or coffee meetings in Mr. French, a resident ol MM- ~LS~. Blacksmith Shop In MllLstop.e. dlebush since 1914. dLed Sotur- and three greaI-grBndchildren. Township hQmes will be an- (CQntinued [rom Page 1) day in F~othlSs Nursing Home, She hs~ also been a member I non!leed later,
It a raie.e ’in na]ary, the amount ~"bo°’°"A reHred I~rmer,.... "Y°a’°°’*Mrs the dec°as- ¯ Ros S Heads ot which has t’*0t yet been de- od was Ihe htlsbsnd of Ihe late
~,~r. Carl°no ~ow receives an a;1 member of the MLddlcbush Fie. HamiltonLanes ~ual salary of $4,914. The raise formed Church and of Odd Pal- offers Mrs. Clifford B. Koss of Gates will have to he appeovod by the lows LodRe 254 in Eas" Mill- FREEBOWLING INSTgUCTION Council stone. . Road, Middlebush, has been a~- Minimum qualifications for The Ray. Charles B. Br]dg- pointed munieLpal chairman of FOR GIRLS the license invlude grodu~Uon man, pastor el Middlebush Re- the Franklin Township Citizens FRIDAY $:~ P.M. for Mitchell, from coRege. Ill°lading or suI~ formed Church, o[fieiated at BOYS .IUNIOR LEAGUE plemented by crcdLt courses Jn servlces, ’The appoJnlmenl was an- BAT, 9:~II A,M. public health ~nd biolnglcsl Burial was in Cedar Grove nounced by Madison Weidner, sciences two years of adminls- Cemetery in MiSdtebL!sh, area °oordthatur el c i t [ zc’r~ q R1Ptfi ..,.... 7 po~i.... i.~h~o s.,~i...... ~...... Job.~u~~or the Ee,~,~ea~ ~.... o Games ~.’~ health work and passage of the B. Jr and James Sr., both of dldate in South ~9o ra e r set 10 A,M, to 5 P.M. State examination. Middlebush; two daughters, County. 700 Hamiltot~ SL CH 7-5~36 Franklin Two. ^ nalive of Franklin Towzl- Mrs’ i" voorboes Gulick and Mrs. ROSS, president of the ship, Mr. Cftrlano . graduated from New Brunswick ~-ll g h ~°hool and t,eoeived a B. S. de- gree in social sciences at Rat. gels University¯
AS the foul" ~realesl heollh oeeds of thL, Town~hip. Mr Car- ]ano listed °Olltro] or degP~eya- Vo disease~ s~ich ~s cancer { Paint Jamboree ]leal’t disease all(/ dlab~-te~, e~. peeially ~nlon~ the i, Iderly; re-’ ,~::~,i~’:::%ie%?::;oe’:;,,’l/a::] as°ilia[ patlenl~; oliminalion of[ substandard ]lou~h~g, and i,nl.~r i elemental sanilat ion I)i~.cusning (he need for onvir. ]OlOl~c:]la} saaila[iiH1, i~l.. C[ir. : ]aln* ,aid Ihal plmiliv,, aetion laud1 he lakeo l,~ [imlt t,nplk. kmk i~stailalions, lie al~o sires-i s~.d Ii.~’hl eunll’~,l. of Iu*rI*;u~Cdis ~..~ ~..::’ :.. ::.~ ,: ..... ":: : Imv ~c d a ship hi inlblk" Ihink
sewer [in~, i-~flhur (hlin c~al- pF fillLIC’k H~h{tl]~[]on or wel[~ n,xd seplw::, n k:~ i .,q D [;ATHS~", 1 .,,,,ru,A3-C s,.,’,.,,WARREN ...... CHAPMAN ’ee,,n-: --" YourChoiceof SecondCan Free - AnyKind, Any Colorl ~-- dlHq~.~ ~’e~;Itq’d[l~ ~V Ihe l~ev. (~(,{~j ~t ¯ U~Hn[, [llisl o1", i11 ~l.’ ~[111]~’~* A,M.t’:. L’l~tlreh. East, &lillsl,,:lru for Pit’man Third ’, h’d btpt. 27 ill an aulomobile!l Airman Chapnlan. 21. was kll ALKYD FLAT ROL.LA’rEX " lu’vidt.n~ in Columbas. O o,i ~ baurre Air P’arec B;isv [ ~ ’ Y A ~ .;.duat~, uf New[~t’llnSv,’ick[ ~ ~’~t~. hilly I~ot. mol~ntv. No T~igh ~chaoh,0 C[;IS:~o,, ofr0o, 105~ io’]10[ ,.,. ihadln~...... wlth MnrW-- ir~a.a¢*, $~ ~, ~ $~ ’2’$ I’k:ia: two daughtees, Wendy nnd Sheila; tl~a brolher~. Clif. TIlIIS Sllbo|llld H~lll~q(lllJdlllAl~4)Pltot[llk’~y~*=~"*~--*{:~’Ir’~ lhd (Ilflflll~dll f, llP([ l’il~ll~llplni SIll" "r’’’" ""’"’--’----’""-- " ford ~.nd RnhPrlI rme sislm’, Mr. & Patli, !a; his pa"cnl~, OUTSIDE aID GLASS Mrs. Clifford H:d’ris: his paler- ~,~ ~-*~ f~o¢*.~r~’ Jeff Chapman ur Iy, elin; hi~ Ar, t~,~E4wat ,~t, d~tabi[Hy, pt.n z’~ ]ia r ris of Tttskee~ee,,~X.la., ___,.__...... ~ ...... ,,~ ,,,,~, Ile/.th~! ’rerrlbl.o(.k, a]so of ~ast S Millst ~,ne. 6 h].., n,en,, re,de: Ihe dlreetion ,~,-.tt ,RIr, ~ ",...,,, nt Ao:ierson Flmeral H .... f ~ . ....’nd~dlll FEIEqM~ ~~ New ~:’unswiek was in r"rank- Jill }.[emoriol Park Cerneter Norlh B ruxlswi¢.,k [ l jose.,’ ~. ~CRSR. , ~ ~ PAINT CO. , 5er’.~¢es ~..erc hdd Tue~l~
Wetell Hckelt, AIR,., .., o,,0, ~. ROUTE28 (Bound Brook Road) MIDDLESEX " at , SEA*°-_.,.,lines o~lclal { .~0,,To g.c.rs MIDDLESEX SHOPPING CENTER ~ ~ Oa~er Score KOSATravel Agency , ~r..o~s,., ~,ew~,~.~,s RT.27 (Lake Ave,) METUCHEN CR 9"~1g0 ~ Opp, Peng, ~dflllon (Belwee~ Mayfalr ~ng Men,hen Food¯ Markets) PARK NO IN REAR ! RIBo*BEEF C~3 ..z.:~::~"":.... 1 619 Hamilton St. Franklha twp. ] I i,
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Hamilton Farber Bros. Lumber Hardware .l~o¯ Hordware - Point .~9fl HamiltonSt. {;orden Supplies " {r46 Handlton St. )It 5~220 VI &0444
Lorraine’s Mr. Anthony’s l’uriecles 5 & 10 .. (?lett~wrs s 560Hamilton St, FRANKLINHIGH SCHOOL st. VS. CH9-B228 KI 5-6891 HIGHLANDPARK
Sider Bros. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1961 Grosso’s Bar Construction Game Time 3:30 P.M. Package Goods 1961 SCHEDUI+E 6.t6 Hamilton St, / I<’ranklinllamih°ttl,qxd.’y‘ ~ Mot.. Oct, 9 ...... Highland Pa,’k vtt e-3030 ~ Mon., Oel. 16 ...... l{erlmrdsville Mort+. Oct. 30 ...... Somervilh. Mot,., Nov. 6 ...... lh,und Broc, h. v,,,.+i,+,k+KI o+,t++-m:+:.+ o,,,i,,,’:+ at+,l"+"amen"t.+"aries Mon., Nov. 13 ...... So. Ih~’lmswlek OVen Bowling The Fal~tou3 MOli,, Nov. 20 ...... Pis(,ataway ~ll¢;ek Bor I.ttlll’hoon~l,llv (ALL Games Aw[ty] CH 9-3310 (*llf~ RPMIrIIrIIHI a<,l~m..ud, I. +v.,. I~,,.,t (’.+~rner Of Hamilton THIS PAGE I?; MADEPON.~IIH, E BY’THE utld Franklin, Blvd. BUSINE,~I,~:’vlENI,I,~TEI} IIERE ,_ +, Itamli mY/I.
George’s Krauszer’s Alter tlw (;tone Comtdimems¢,trrl C./o & P~zzeria [~ ~ v Best of L;u.1~ from e+..,Pt.. -s..dwi°h. ~a.r., Meet ot t+r,e,t cmcken Home Deli~t~y Brendy’s Diner Lazzmrdm 8erred For A 4 p.m. to 18:30 a,m, Everyday Dellelegll s.,,,* o, m..., CH $.9T]1 ~ GH~’D3/~9 KI fi-lO~lfl Tasty Cru.~t.’ Packaged Goods CH 0-982~ Delivery Fret 70 G~dlden Sh, N, B. RI. 27, F~’anklt, Twp. B~e~... .~O7 Hamlhon St. # PAGE d0 THE FRANKLIN]~EWS-~CORD THURSDAY,OCT-OBF~ S, 1901 Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate ’, L GIOMBETTINo. 1 NEW COUNTRY RANCH HOMES yUALIEIED VETS - NO DOWN PAYMENT MEHviI]e~ No.~ Side EFcow room (d rooms and ½ acre), scenic view, beautiful anvllle, N. 9th Ave., SoJaga]Ow, 5 roums and bath+ oil hot countryside,busservice are just a fewof thethings ~hat go with waterheMv expansionattic, ~ull basement,athmlnuat storm Twn.faxnily,close to every-these new 6q’ovm"fully completed ranch hams8 wlth attached windows,let 10Oxl0O. ~;I~,90O. hing.Never any problemrent- garage. Located at SunnysldeAcres off MillstoneRoad, only ~g thisapartment. Has $ roomsminutes from ManvIUe. Unbeatable at $IS,909while the .daoice QUALIFIEDVETS - NO DOWNPAYMENT and hath, first floor; 3 rooms sites last. Phone for an inspection today. Manville. 2-familyhouse, d rooms and bath each apartment, and bath, second finer, Full eel- oilht#t water heat. Also living qtmrtera in Sosemsnl.Garage, lar,l-car garage. 40:¢100 ]st. iMl CLOSE TO EVERYTHIN G improvements.Asking $1S,PGS. Is ,thiscozy frame Cape Cod homo on N. WeissSt., Manville;t $15,90S. GIOMBETTI, No. 2 6 Iax~ge ~oms, 4 downstairs, g upstairs. Fireplace In tlvin~ room, BOUND BROOK waLlte wailcarpetisg, dining room. 3 bedrooms,kitchen. Celinr Six-roomhome, gas l~eat,full basement, enclosed perch, Home Manville- $12,900 is finlssodoff for rearcationaiuse, One - cargarage. Only $i6,tl0O. Inv,ery good condition. $14,800. MembersOf a growingfamily wmappreciate their ownrooms VALUE FEATURES INCLUDING FIBEPLACE MANVILLE Everyone can have his own A beautiful frame ranch home with two large bedrooms, powder Largemodern 7 -rOomhome. gas heat,patio, fireplace, full roomwJth this 8-room Cape Cod. room,~a~y kitchen with new TapPanelectric oven and range. A hasexaentaluminum storm windows. Lot 10Oxl00.$19,900, Pull,basement, oil heat. Near largeliving teem with knotty pine walls and flrep]aoa.Foyer " playground, entrance. FUll basement. Hot water "bnsohaard heal Has ainml- MANVILLE ~m windows and screens and doors an new rear patio, New Five-reamCape Cod. tile kitchen and ~,ath. Hot waterheat, GIOMBETTL No, 3" spacious2-ear garage. I~ acres.Prk~ed at only$1g,900. aluminumstorm windows. Avcry good hay. $1g,900, ManviLle~ Weston Autumn will be a season to NORTH 9TH AVENUE SPECIAL HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSHIP ~ememher, especially in this A well-kept, 2"family Cape Cod with a]uminum siding, 4 Fiveacres o[ land;192-foot mseodam rOad frontage, $d,000, 2-bedroomhome. Fireplace in rc~msdownstairs~ 3 thorns upstairs. Gas hot"water heat, Pull yotrt living root~l to warm basement -- one part finished oil aa summerkitchen. Nice 50x100 HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSHIP chilly evenings. Large modern plot. $17,500, Five-rrmm Cape Cod, ainmlnum sierra windc~ws, oil hot ware kitebeR, Full basement, l’ear Two-car gap- garage. 70xlOOlot. Finest area NEW CAPE COD HOMES heat full baSement, I unfinished room upstairs. ’ of Manylie, Asklng$ ,6 500. Our llstst present,has many new.Cape Cod homes with ~ or age,Approximately 1½ acre land. $Ifl,500. ld re.ares,starting from $13,500, (with allowances). Make your BOUND BROOK GIOMBETTI No. 4 I p~ nov, ~or Decemberoccupancy. Three-family stucco home -- a 4-room apartment ned two 3 Manville - $1%,500 I RANCH HOMES IN MANVILLE l’oom apartmeots. Hot water heat. $12,900. N w 4-bedroom Cape Cod~ ] We have rst~eh ~homes and sites in all sections of ManviUe. Some built for growingfamilies. Large on 1O0xlfi0 lots. Prices start from $1~,500 (i! you do yot~r paint- MANVILLE - LINCOLN AVENUE kltehem spacious living room. ing, etc.} with low downpayments. Five-roam bungaisv,, full collar. Lot 75x]00. Asking $7,900. full basement. Choice of co]o:~s available.Act ~ow. BRICK CAPE COD MANVILLE An outstanding property beautifully mainthinod in Manville Beautiful Stone House, 6 ]arge room,%and 2 reoms unfinished GIOMBETTI, No. 5 2enter; z$ rooms downstairs. 2 rooms up, Lairs, 1~ .baths. Gas heat, pinster wallsj finlsbed .basement~ rear porch, aluminum upatalrs. Attached garage, breezway. AIr improvements. Beauti- Manville-North Side ft~ly landscapedcoroner ]at. $18,500. St. John St, -- New5½-room awnit~gs; 1-car garage, 60xlgS plot. See it quickly. $18,900. ranch home,attached garage,. Complete financing for qualified buyers. SOMERVILLE INTER-RACIAL nowunder construction, Movein See our list of many other fine homes, Two-slory, 7-room hi, use. Oil heat, front and hack porches, before Christmas. Fall base- tug basement, garage. Asking $13,900. mont, tde "bath, wall oven, CHARNESKI AGENCY, INC. ’ ’ eountertop range, 75x100 lot. J.R. MANVILLE ~lLv Complete and ready to Realtors and Insurance Five-room stone Cape Cod, 1 unftnl~od room on second floor, movein, Your cost only $17,500. ," ff you’re handy, you can save 42 S* Main St, Oil hot water neat. Unfinished recreation room in cellar, 2-car Manville~ N. J. money by doing some work garage. Asking $1tLg00. oors*lf. HA 2-0070 EAST MILLSTONE OPZNSUNDA~ 1:00 te 4 P.~. Two-family hem0, one g-room and bath apartment and one GIOMBETTI,No. 6 g-ro~m and bath aparlment Garage, ouGItdidings, Muminum IIiilsborough New Cars stormwindov*’s, oil heat.Lot approximatelyi sere. Askin South Branch Road RealEstate $14.900. New S!~ room ranch,now un HILLSBOBOUGH TOWNSHIP er eonstruetion..Macadamroad. Don’tWalt I ~ I Lglbasement, tile bath, wall OPEN FOR INSPECTION Four-bedroomsplit ]eve] home.lt~ baths, wall-to-wall carpetinl oven and counter top range. We Nowis lhe time to buy ~dumlnumslorm windows, gas heal on.~ acre, $19,200. have the plans at our office. PARTRIDGE RUN 1hat Minor changes can still bc made; 1902 all NEW4-wheel drive WE ALSO EXCHANGE HOMES, LOTS, ACRKAGE AND also choice of colors available. Asking$15,990. By Fischer Builders BUSINESS PROPERTIES. J S S P F.H.A, & 0.1. Morlgages Arranged. GIOMBETTI,No. 7 ~eaturJng large split-level and at Manville-South Side . bi-thvst h ..... ith ~ baths. JOSEPH BIELANSKI A little imagthati~tn and you one- and 2-car attached garages, MARK MOTORS will be the firsl to buy this new 9 large closets, ~Euated on lug ~O Main St., SOuth Bound Brook Real ~Lqte ~eR~y bedrooms, kitchen with wall acre 10L~. EL 6-9500 bedrooms, witchsn with wall JOHN MEHALICK, ASSOCIATE BROKER ~ouvenientty located 4 miles Used CaPS RA5-1995 ores. ~ountertop range, lull southof the Somerville ~affie lO S, Main St., Manville hasemeni,f10x135-foet lot. Curbs elrcle, one block oil highway20~ 1949 4-door F¢)ed, 8-eylind’e~, Eveningsefl]l NE5-1690 or ~ 9-3500. nnd gutters. You, too. can save south. 22,000 miles. Goodprice. Cag if handy. Asking $15,500. RA 5-8338. Prices start at $20,n~O SOMERVILLE GIOMBETrI No, 8" 8 models open daily except Uaep pick-up jeeps and snow plows. Good condition, very Two-family investment property. Mortgage no prepare. Five- ManviLle North Side Tuesday ~’oomapartment ava~la~le, Oil fked l~eat~ all utilities. Real buy New 3Jbedroom ranch home, ressoneble. Inquire Larry’s SOy- vise Station. Route 12, Fiemlng- at $9~500. dining room, large living room, 1O A.M. -- 8 F.M. attached garage, alumtnt~m aid. ton, N. d. ST2-501~. HILLSBOROUGH ins with brick front, t½ baths. Sunday, noon -- 8 P.M. PuS basement 10Oxl00 lot. Onl Three-bedrac~m ranch, fifdshed basement, attached garage, .~ CLASh]FIll) R~TES acre land,, all city utilities~ Loadsand loads of e:¢~ras, Weaug- $18,500. gest you take a lo~k st it. $28,~00. MANVILLE The MJtnvlEOReWlt GIOMBETTI,No. 9 2-FarM]yincome property W~’~r~kU~mews.E~o~ H A L P E R N A G E N C Y All Buyers mat $~ per mamh SOuthSOmerset Newl ’ Prier$1~,700. " " $2,000 Down ALL $ pAPERS Real So~te.ln~rance Hillsborough ~ ONgFR.XCm ~e w. M~t~~t, ~ ~dc0 S~ervt~ New Cape Cad ~ust bein Garden State Realty Co. compLeted. You still have time Five 0~nin pet’ w~t’~+gl.~ nd~ to blend your owninterior color. Real$ors ~umeb~rge pe~ Insertion. Three bedrooms, spaeioue llvin~ ~Ead adl~ to wMoEreplle~ are Real Estate Real Estate , eerie- room*fLfl] sJgedJi33~l~ r ~1 N. Bridge St. addremed te this new~Ta~’--- ~e-acrelot in Hilisboreugh 506 hegqa St., 8omerset~ N.J. Full basement,tile ~ath,Laaal Somervi]th IL%’~-~0gf~4 egtra ~¢¢ lwer~on, ~ear Highway£06. One-sere tot year-old custom bulls ranch, but not last, 1~x570 lot. Fries Ln Bridgewater with well; on tiled bath, 17xI0 seinnflfie kD- at $fS,~, ~yphamate~ werdl ~ut U Business OppoP, OLdYogk Road. l~t 1~-8S~8, clan, full basement, OHheat. two or more woful, Mthe ~t~ ~o~ rent or sate, aatomoMle my b~. Tethpso~e Two - bedroom bungalow for Block from seh0ols. Lot 100X200 A Giombetfl Agency Sale, 1 mEe from "Fiemlngten feet. Opento offer. Clt 8-2859, body and paint shop, fully e4~mte8 im two wm~ on Sergeantsvllin Road. Inquire Real hlta2e and lhs-ut-mum eq~pped, Immedlato poasassina, ~ m ~gth woM~ at FiemL’~ton Farm Xquipmenl PhoneYotw Classifieds 100 8. ~ ST MANVILL phRl~u~g~ N. 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~R,~DAN ODTO]~’X 5p t881 ~HE FRANKLIN NEY, S-RECORD PAGE It rOTSale F..~or.n~at’ With the Franklin PTAs F~ve rooms+ bath aad suv MIrtH SCROOL ling aubjectst ~dolaseon~ prob- l~Orch, garner. Fh’gt floor Tho first general member* irma, college placement, heaRh AdulUI only. Na pets. RA 5,0686 ship meeting will he hold Thur9- and physical Nme~a and yore. day at 8 p,let, in the schEmll The tional educt*ttnn. J. D. NURSERY& SALES T~e¢ rc<)ms. Heat and hal program theme will he "Meet. ~he Somerset County Con- wafer. Call RA 5-~538 niter big the School Department gress o~ Parent.Teacher A~c~- p.m¯ H~ads." A bake Sale will be aliens, scheduled for Tuesday. Route 206" Opposite Somerville Poultry Farm Three.room aparlm~t with ~leld aNerwards, aud the New Jersey Congress of bath. Call BA 2-2592. M ss Dorothy Ha . Internation. Parents & TeBchex~ Convention, a] relations chairmnn, will pro. ~o be hMd OCt, 26, will be at" OFFERS Four rooms. Heat, hot wok.r, sent the school with a urgted t~nded by Mr. & Mrs. S t Oil. P.eferet~eem required. Couple Nations Flag. Mrs, Colin Lnneaster~ Mrs. WiN ~refervc~t, Call RA 5-5083. at uo e;¢ec¢l~ve hoard nleoL+ hw" MCDO~V~,~I’S, }/Jehaia9 ONLYNew Jersey Certified & Grown Stock. Two-room apartment, furnhh, ins a week ago tonight, Milton Krauszer, Mrs. YeSen, Mls. ed or unfuraisbed. Ist floor, pr[- Stoll, presidenh reDorted on a John Bathe, Mrs, Sobe/gon, xm.te hath, private entrance. Hot meelifJg o[ Township PTA pres- Mrs, Monroe, ahd Mrs. Michael Y~ws - Uptight aml Spreading water, at~.’trteRy, pay own gas idents and asked for vaiuoteers Bocce. heat. Business persoeal prefer- to help plan fo~ a oentl’a] u.ged¯ PRANKI,|N PARK Arborvitae% Junipera~ Spruces+ B|otas, r~. RA s~33g, clothing exchanae. Wesley Welch, presiden~ of __ all~ouaeed ’-’~u~e r~ome and bath, 414 Members of the organization the organlza~)n, has whe participated in Welcoming the appolntmenL of the follow+ ]P~of~odeDllyoD~ ADd/’o/lledas t~nd i~/any othei~. ,North st., MgnvRle. ~O, Call RA 5-1415: ask for Mr: Barman. f~eolty members al a teachers’ thg committee chairmen: m0etln~l SepL 5 were Mrs Char- Lonis Kozma. pr0gra~; Mrs. Shade Trees. Free Planting ]ngtructiolls. Three-room apartment, in lea Monroe. Mr-. & Mrs. Styli, Sander Benson and Mrs. Mal- Manville. Call 722-M96, Mrs. Belnard Sobelsohn. ~r~ colin Adams, membership; Robert Hernias, Mrs. James Mrs. James Leach. budget /k SPECIAL Sites|ions Wa~[~ Devises, Mrs. Ru~snd Parfait finanee~ Mrs. NnroJd HeiDtz; and Mrs+ Margaret ~ritehord, publieSy; Mrs. Stanley ZeRo, ¯ Will t~ko care o~ children in publications; Mrs. /g 0 I and Fiehl Grown Azaleas - 4 Years Old my home. Manville. sotlth side. A reglonol P~renl & Family 80e each Lif~ Conference in Far Hi l ls Ream. historian; Mrs. Anthony ’ " Call RA 5-7383. R, -- lnt~ Sept. ~7 was attended by Durko and Mrs. W Wolfe, Texas Uprights ...... $1,98 each Help Wanted ~rs, Arthur WeztneM and Mr& hospit~lP.y, and Anthot~y Dorko, ’ D’aing Yetlen, who anouneed ]egialation and bylaws. W~iiresa wa~ted, appIy in that Frenkiln High PTA Parent HILLCRE~T WeCannot Be Beat On Price or ~)Mality person, Midtowa Diner. Man- & Family Life meeting9 during A panel diseu~ion on "What villa, RA 5.9952, the year will inolud~ the follow, iDeal; a Report CaPd ReveaiY" will he held at the orgenizattsn’s Imeeting Monday at 8 p.m. ~n HA 2-3193 DEMANDS Services f~r Avon’s beautiful Chriatnlas the school audilerium, CIgSSPOOLS At u Sept. 28 ineoting of Ihe Gills are the greatest in history+ and executive board. Ihe bud)/el w~s Capitalize m~ this demand by SEPTIC TANKS pte~enled and accepted, an d becoming all AVON]~.pl~ese~lta- CL~ANE2 lOl’nthTtiti~ry pla~18 t~ere nlade Real Estate For Sale,. , tire, ~ NOWis ~he ’Y/ME. 7 Trucks -- no WaLling If°r a ~-ake sale and bazaar to he Hardy azalea bushes P~ a~on- Phmle:HOpkinsfl-1887 Ihetd in early November. Lee- abl,... Call~ s-t++~ .tl readlng t*~gdine~a will BEINFELD w+’++o:~+,., .as4, m,,t.fl.m. N,J, RUSSELLREID CO. I bU’~+~,.e,, by the teachers lo Jan- ToP ~Ji], 5 ~ euh Na S~ $8 ..... ~ .... 20 Ye~il’8 Experience j oar.v, a d$10;dehv:redll~k’mervallellady__ , VI 4-2534 with housework. Live in EL 6-58001 Of Seers of the orgat]izsfion ALE BUYERS - Manville vicJnily "R!ght fromJ Call J,’O ~ 4206. are Mrs. C:~lbetine O’Donnel}, e arm Wako’sTruc-hng 2 ~-e~ ~art~t~t~" -- UNCONDITIONALLY pres P&GE Ig WE FBANl~lN NEWS.RECORD THUBSDAY, OCTO~ 5~ 1961 who~ Investigated the accident, MitchellCalls for FiscalReforms, °"said the~*~°° trench was~oEio,, abottt eight of SmallBus~e. in State"’*~° o,,d Also ,ooIn the ,..hole atdoo~. that time wvr~ section foreman Rex Cat- In Somerville for a reception right, Vincent Eiewart and John (ContiMted tram page l) sponsored by a Non-Partisan Noddy. Labor Committee of Bonx@rael porting directly to the Govorno~ County¯ The day of campaigning Mr. Cutright noticed landfill to and an overhaul in the State’s concluded with the fund-fairing beginning slide, and shouted flseal policies. He termed a~ dinner, whet’e be promised to a warning to the others. Evw- "thee c" he i Veil O *y a~ a- rc-e~tnblish the State Law No- ever, Mr. Tosll was struck in i stituled early this year but ~ub- forcement Council, abolished by the back by the falling dirt and ~equently postponed, he Mevne" Adm ~ stratlon, and thrown against the pipe. ,lnelnplayment compensation orl Law & P~li¢ Safety. was taken to Somerset Hosplla[ & Rescue Squad. varl ...... hieh ...... Mr. Tosh, althmtgh reported pcl’iodi( Pip fin C ...... y m[bject to ~ e ave-n n crihcaL eondilinn, i~y givoR ~,~,n& ponsalionlwadministration,"has beenheperverteddeclar- Vi""C t’im ""Umt’-’ca"’r o.ariesoh.nee tiple hlehldebackof injories r broken ...... and x’ibSl a c¢~llap$- taut* Unonlploymcnt eOml;ensation ~as critically injured Monday dlOll]d be paid only to those i)er when a trench eaved~n, tthrow- *=- .- *- qons who are out of work ¯ ’..on.hnofa,.t nt theh:o~n’, sioninn hi~pem against cod ho,y~o~a gas trnnsn]is-himup Ei: i: to slated, whe:eas presently n to the chin. [Staf~ photOl hose who are utlet/M)loyed tot Ellxlar Tosh, an emp)oyoe of NOWChru SATURDAY their own reasons al~o receive H. C. Price Co, ai BartlesvLlle, ,’Tnl~ NAKIgD AND YHE DEAD" STRATEGY CONFEEENCE -- Ilead Coach Patrick DoIaU ~ Istnnding} ehegks over pro.game details with assistant {cliches )ayments train the S~ate. Ok a , was helping install a 36-1AIdn Ra~* ~mrb’~rt Nichols New Jersey must also ira- i Plus "rgAeHg~ pt~r Michael Vacchlo, William Vlgh and Francis Fisher, mch plpehne for Texas Eastern sm (s SUNDAYthru TUKsDAYI ~rove its workmen’s oomDel]- T. nsm sale Co. of Shroveporl ,,KIN~ o~ TIlE ROASTING~D,S,, , ..... d ...... Mlek ...... :~ ~ation I ..... h .... tinued, for Pit,* .s,*~zo~t, BABy" r.ovu~ Los.r,u in tile h,ond-sh.ing st two qunHnraqoarterbaek by ....do e hey often work-against the era- ha., when the accident occurred ~S r . at approx ~a ely fl:45 p.m. KOLOIIE~ ~ xx R~’t~O~qA~ T a t BuckLey .... intercepted,They ployer. ~o nday. " FRtI,Ay~t~rN~’’At .es,Lnad ’orb~,, ha0k S~.,,and mod~u,o 0,*ehusi ...... w,th,hree] ...... Fl~llk Baker. k[o. F I ~0,~,. ~ w o R,. "~K s ¯ ,nuLe U t~ .. "~,,,a"Faces ..... ~esses midst be encouragedor other men in the trench, app~ox- VSIaAY~: s XTIIRLIA NITI~8ll Quarterback U~Jured ee will move int~) a "cartel situ- Imately fi00 feet east of the ], U U s : Bueklcy lack aver the piny’can :titan," the former Cabinel sank[ between Millstone and n a inn past when starter Ker HorrorVrldt~ I~h~He Octob@r t~P" 2l’l d FoeMo d y october i)vediated. ]Prank[in Township, carom= oat. tt ...... ~co~vg SmuT.,. ~rown hljured kilt shoulder in whu I #ranklin Nigb’s fh’st football Rep]yill~ to ~ln ~.~lnpLoyer the tblrd quarter. He is expect ,]ainled he cannot afford to team resumed drills this week ed to be ready for the Park en rain employees as big eol~pan tbt M~t~ t~, ~ MAtinEE fur its second clash, Monday at counter, O&lLE 1".30 3:36 p.n~ in Hi.land Park es do, Mr, Mitchell charged |~.==rvflt~, Bob Salters, Eay ffones nn¢’ that school systems are insuf- CON’qlTNDOU~ against the Owl jayvee team¯ Baker are being counted upon l~. ¯ FHS Iosl its opener, 2q-0, to fieiently geared t~ meet indus- ~t~ ~-0~88 S&T. & SUEt anal{ for running duty this Mon publicantry’s needs. candidate opposed a t~l~l~x~l~M~l~l~j~lgl~,. Bcldgewater-Rarltan d It n i or day. ’ Varsity on the winners’ OpPOSeNew ’ltMxes Air (~ondtEoned field Bridgewater scored twice :~" Someone asked why the Re- Monday"afternoon, the second period, on a four Franklin’s ’ gridders, coached yard plunge, which capped a 53- broad base tax whleh could be hy Patrick Dolan, will play aLl yard drive, and a 13-yard pass turned to aid local school dis- their l~[ games an the road Ihal came after a fumble re ~’~,~ , ~’~ * oeodoth ..... troetlnnoath...... yfn,he,hhdseaoi ...... tricts.,tsa, ro b, ep, ed ,I Now Through ! Jettc faethttes for the new htghleightyard[ run resulted in a quickly, and new taxes are not school. Since the school boasts score slier another fttmble re- ’he answer to the myriad o[ prob= the-~fr~ts i~ a (~re¢lart no seniors, only JV teams will covery. TIle [inal TD came in lems The more immediate : ~eaporttowrl,,, be played. ;he hnal qOSlqer on an lU-yarP need in the State is to reform -- For the H-P meeting, Coach pass play after Franklin h a d our tax structure, he claimed, NO ONE UNDER Ig DnIan will attempt to sharpen punled, and merely to push existing tax " ADMITTED UNL~ Scm’e by Periods: ACCOMPAI~IED tile hoLe-openlng ability of hLs c,-Nar, ,)roblama under the rug and put "~ ]ine, He said the toward wall Eridg O 14 ~ 6--27 a t~ew levy on top of It ia "bad BY AN ADULT .....failed to keep h.ch.holes open Long toFranklin , rougb0 0 00~.... 0 policy,"linen,...... da ~~ tmtm in the B-R game. AL~ on the 14 Ballk Enlployees broad base tax," he added, "A motion, backs, who fumbled Fotu’leen members of the staff duces an exmtmg tax. there ~lmeS durlll~ Ihe akirnfisb, nf the ~,tlnl Bank & T]usl Alto" the Forbes Itmcbeon, Two of the fumbles paved he Mr ¯M ehe and h s w e wen Cam Pan are¯ ~ttendin g classes - Y reeephon way for touchdowns, of he El zabe. h Uhap er of ht to Watchang for a Two out of three passes to~sed A.I.B. in Elizabeth for the 1961 and lhen to Howard Johnsott S ~, ¯ I,~ i /A ~ They a!’e Vi~glnia Fairhurst, -- a Nicholas Genltn. dackelyn Hurt. i ( ~*r /~ ~ Dorothy Kee, .Margaret Dalrym ¯ "Selmol for Scoundrels pie Patrieia McKinley, Joseph ~ - -~III~~.~is ’ ~ V~ ¯ ~ ~plUS|~ ~=~, Smerdoo, ~obert Ca ...... Bar- 1L~ ~ S HEY KIDS! SAT. MORNING "J~ at JEAIF I born McDnnald Beatrice Sher- ~ t~lb OCT. ? -- SPECIAL KIDDIE EHOW o OrseeCol(in* and tin d n I ~’~" ,l~o C~e*OONS ¯ R ¯ DIll, ¯ [-hdler. ____ ’ L I~’~k ~#r ¯ -- ~, Pliarmacy Show Starts I1 o’ol~ek A.M. ¯ ’ ...... "’" "~"" to 10:30P.M, ~’ " i ! FEEE DELIVEEy RS-s282 ELECT also BROS. tO JONES Wah Disney’a "Dame" Somerset PmeheMer . s, gt~s,. USED CAN N~W CAR Comie¢ AEraetions Lever I I.A -- Tu~. Nov, I Mamdlle LOT ~owroom flr~qkll$*’~ corn, E, Main 84 E. MAIN t;SP Sotta~l~L~e Paid ~nr ~ ~l~m,oo. I)4Me~ltllo 99 ]~ld~i’fle oro~. C4mmltt~e~ #.a~eew &kel* I~km ~’~B(J~| H~r RA ~-~SO6 RA ~.3080 it, The Franklin Second NE WS-RECORD s0c,o, SOMERhET, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5* 1961 26 NamedTo Plan o. c;aELT= ES TaE L.U) WALK,N(;CaEA*F ,A Sheriff Warns CountyProgram CotmtyMust Add OnTercentenary To.Jail Facilities r~’~ fit~l ~h~p i;I .~.6,~lu~eg In an~it,ipa~iDn O[ fl 10-yfl~[" Ctuutly’.~ i~ullb.’ipa[hln in the Dopulstion rise of 40.000 in Sora- i.t.lebr~h)o[ el’set Counly, Sheriff Ernest I~.~ n ~eW sJnrBP~, ~01}th bDu)dny Wa~ ~ukea Fri- Flunnewel[ has asked the Board {!~). ],l~hulder.llh.cnh) Heury OI Freeholders to add to the r J~iFs "physical lacit~ Fethe"~t~.n flppotllted 2t] pel~nB ’p~0unt~/ : |o serl-e on u Sonlersel C.otlnt~ ltles. He said mulet rt,13~odeling i~" Tei.ce[I]er,;iry Col~lnitlee, go ° ff I d h’:/ I~][" FI.!tler~on ae!ed in re- Ileed~d, money’~h ~lhd~qe to n leqoes[ [rll/’fi the hudgeled next year for Ihe job. Slate *Perc¢2nlenal’y r..’olIu~ission The juil population increases [a which recomnleaded W~Q, coils. Drupol,tiou to Ihe begat in Coua- s ty pfl0ul~[lOll hc declared¯ li~s toni d assis[ in ll3g~rking [lie ~ ~nnivclsary+ Tile colnnllesloles Otherwi~ the Co tl n t F w[U p~].kleller or i~.l/]ahlodul.thlves progranlthai ’ ~i,~l.ite,sacb h "Iaee a l~r°biem," the sherilt warned. gl,ou p cool 0 nDirt a ~bl.~tly el: bh;t.rleal vulunle:~, establish a! With a limited number ~f celt’) available now. lhe sheriff point- rd .out bv lett~:’ to the board n Cotlniy hish)ly or nlayk hin-} tori~ SllC$. Friday, "’we do follow Sta~e "[V°lk Pairg" hal’~ bepn I)r°’l rules?’ He Said prisoners are ~O~e([ ;IS high[/ghla of UOC segcegated a~t’di¢lg to crime counly’~ cbst,~ranee, I as 1he Stale recluirelL . The coanuiltee eolnprisee. LEAD DOG -- Frisky llltle m~mgrel ~amed LaRy Jessie plays lho "lead role" an she walks A daffy ~vel’age o~ 46 intOaleS Dr. Anderson Bird of Be u n d"a great big Great Dalte named Ramah around lll~lr garden In Kent, Etigtand. is being recorded in .the tacit- Brook. Mrs. R. W. Cornelisou of ilWs, whioh hove a capacity of ~c*nlervltle Job IV[¢tMu.aay Of Meyne" on he New Jersey, Co- s Veh e es ,eeogn. zea "*he. poten- ~0 he e×p a ned The av~.age MOTOR VEHICLE ~onlh]y popuialm. ~n l~0 was Bound [x,ak H 0 F it n opel’aDIlg Commitlee ~I the Ira] oon~tbutao) In ti’aIl c aa e huyseaBut Fur’ Hills" . H.jo~0phre leg’{ newly- ormed Tri-~ale Trans- ~ QDESTION~ BOX that can be aeeomphshed 4 ; n 19~3 i wan 21 through this service in keeping "W~’ve had ~he same taeilitiea Buckley ~[ Bridge~.oter Mrsl p.:,tulion Commlssloa. The gov- I q What is the Natlonat Driver Do Igl’lS Vi~ entine o M~ iIl~.~ ~lnt)rs a[ New Jersey New York e later Service unsafe drtvero off ~he highways, lar 20 years, when the lmputa- F - . - and will give full ceoperatloa to on was 05 000" the shed f villo .... F~a~ Hen~ Jr of ~mer land Cunnec e recen v crea -IR :s~g. Muny p "no em ar ve’s WaD r ’ e ed the corn lus~ton or the Tt* he p an wro e Th~ p opu a Ion acreage % lie, 8he m¢n Odd tl of Bound,"Sac ¯ ] ×~t. tile r c en~e s a ppl , or - a . I ’~ok John Ms7 Of ND~ b R~g°t A applea~ts n" a drve’} 111 the Cottny has beel q00[I ~t .... I Me t’°Po] un to t ",~" i e fl a’ dffere nt sine . Plamfleld~ Wilbur ~mtt el finance eontmaed sludy of bet- ’ " ’ e~x ~ ~nh ~N "e eense a¢~ remnded ha heylyenr to the present 144,000 he h . g canape ’ t~ on ae .. es om g [n*o.,..a...n a ...... et. o ed ~r~nk in- ¯ Mrs. Dorath v Lyons (ll er } ...... Ipl’eVou$ ~fate 01" resident ....are reqaired o fu’nish I~root oI B ’tdgewater Mrs. C Pnlm~l" to and [rein the ~ew zorg t~lty drl "n histor identity When appearing for e I H~ red]eted ~at’nlO eat~ g P tn t Y Ba enlnn St. of Somerville and area¯ ¢ I vl Y’ driver examinatiqn. 40,000 n~ore people v¢ould be lie- Mrs John Van Rliddlesworth of Con- ____ n~ In Somerset C~unty. And the Th,~ board was not ed hutq TO combat ths g*robIem, i ~atl population wtl[ continue to Amwei[ Hosd Middlebush. ] Miss Evelyn G. Lariaon ofIDitytt Sore* Registergt~gq est.~bS~ttvlce shed litthe theN~ end GRANG~IgECOtqNIZEt) Also, Mr~. Sarah Pillel- and lerville has been employed as Unltrd etse propoetto n alely, eh e1 a]m~d. eta e~;, D~-ar ~’3en o FOR SPONSORING CLINIC Ml~. Malcolm Johnson, b~th 0f:seniur cierkstei3ographer at’ .v . . , Referred To Committee Bia Co[amerce tO h~tp sta~cs an~ Ral~tan ~’~ ey Orange 153 lit wt’lbut’g Mrs Abbey K. $~.UB4 a year n "epace b ’s. ’ Souh Brahe wo See d pace F’oehoder-direetor Henry Sa P~ a k Lawlene~ M"a rip Na ’xa tie e f or" ores co pa’e "~cordgon h n ~oa "~ I ’ . In tb of[t~e o r whq~¢ " have b DaDrs z week a men g e ~’etherston $uBgested- that th~ I~ e s" a Ne~hanl~ 8tatloll, the Sotl/erset C0nnt District d ver$ p ’Iv ege~, a l . S a . ~ ~ . ~ 2P bee~ w hdrawn beeauae o ( grangaa competing n he l’eq ue~t be referred to the Buli0.- L OU¯ s,.. ~ no (I "~]ta~t L~K~ dUSb boar ¯ - illg & Grounds Comhait ee¯ ¯ " ’ I drunketl driv~tl#, or 2~ nvalv~-[~nu ionul co mumt¥ ae=t~¢es eD C Ca v ¯ n So ne ~ e Er- Donut County Clot k Law o headed b F]eeholder Anderson In’ , e contest¯ Y n~st Glilll~l~d OI Buuad Brook) yen .e Otson ntormed he hoardl nlenl. a fatal a rodent, . ~’owler. The latter was not pre* ~ampson Smith of 12 ’Pbt~ progranl It1 on a volun- The aTett grange, with Robert Olcot[ o h hirin o "s Doroth ~-[iary sent or the meeLing ¯ 5h’ee,. Middlubu~h, James Oor- sfe.:,~aa o ~g weiM[ {u~6, H s basis. NO state or tel’rilory{Goodell .... rt ...... l~eeognl,- Freeholder O,-aee Gurl,ie ask- n~all f B nd RP°°k’ M:’s, Clat’ be ’el gh -us sen. or Clelk4.vpin{ is rcqidred ¢~ .Purttelpa(e’. Theed tot" spoltsot’algu clinic whc ~d h~ Ihe rno on nelude~.~- L el oe M "h@ of F r H s, he at )~,o~’~’~°" annuany"on u ,, m~ New JerseyD v s o o MO oX gave 2q0 ~ ee oils aga n~; po o Subn] ~;ion of a co8[ esk~...,.. ! Rev, Charles H. Gruee or YSglbasis" He also reparted the ...... on the job, But Mr, F’etb~l~r Frank~n B ou!cv?rd. Franktm. lgrantin ot tour days’ leave or Life With The Rimples By Los Carroll ,~ated thai this could await th. ~/~d OL ’$" J~i* ~agl Hera Ol~tabsellC8 d-witholll pay to Miss , t , . committee report. Hound Brnok I_re~n Conov~r I he Coun y a~k.CtO~ "/00t,~N ~,~.. $0] ~ ("fgt~F.) ~l~fk Referred to the Finance Com- TI~¢ zpoalntmoatz wvre con- Co’k% of ee ’ I~.hrr.LVl.~;~OH~fo~’r~~E fflTgE I m ee was a request from the Gm’,s,e at Fr,dar s m~ehag el Va,, Creel Peported dd of the I’h~’~,~_~41 I k.~b~x~/~’~/~,’I ~et Countr. The gt~ug aakea ...... ,¯ ¯h...... "faeod.,,..ur P~me Approved ]also repotted tile painting of ¯ I earle d Loll tills year due to CO*, emptichl Law. O[ ]~t¯ley R. Pvne ~1~ Cotol B’ Brldve in Nol’lh Plainfield at ot~inatoc (t[ Civil De(ease &: .Ihe Utdan Counly bouodary, and Tb)s is d(me it) regard to ~- a ettoc fl’e~ ac ~g S fe Dl-! Triung)o I~t.,~d i)l HiNnborongbl e~ploJned :¯eetor of C D T}IOmD S. Dlg..neBr the new school ape with a’ qhe assne’a on a SO petaled S trot that municipalities wiJL be I 6fl-fo¢.’l long ~ip3’. ~~~ ~--~1# .~ He ...... , ~ Im , al PaYing~ax~b 011 proverty whkql also accepted with eesret I~ ~X¢’a~-~ ~ )"~’%"qw’~f~ lh O l.t,b; i ,/)silo D OI HI ~ow]e! v~Lt"" ~R~ (’BNVENH I / J ~ ~1 no longer is on its anse~srd vat- tram t}~ post. "Be I under ON SEAL CAMPAIGN ~.. TO0~"r~% ~.LTkL’~ "~ Nl~a g0W~l~0’~. 0 ~JJTTON~"TON~)~ffW~.~ON~ nation. .,0n*,h..... o..rd, Che.en ofIbo Ohr.--s .*..er.o, + .o’d*h, Mr~’,,,,’l,,r sa~d ~,. r’,,,., I o,S,n,,,..,-se~ Co,*,,t~’ attended 0 V’~ ~’Y/%222~%~’~FJ~ ~*~.~7//’q ol Ta,~*o.co.s,~,rot ...... 00,,,.0amore then tho’pn.,,,o,he Ires the durh,,t0timq le. *,,rn,.dtea recency in the ...n,Firstor.,,,e. Re- IN *kt )~ ~ I Belier Service 8ougM He also utated hc telt a free North Branch in County chair- coordinalOr, was euthor[zed M holder shuuld not hold tha peat. inau o[ the drive’ sponsored by represet~t ,~omer~t OH tNe Inter- "ion he County TB & Hea h As- Municipal Group toe Bet’~r ¯ Frill eooperalion of the S a e sociation. Railway $~rvic0, The board was Informed by letter oBlce was proltHged Mr. Pyn One svuth eounW woman tht[ Ih0 ahd a got-t0gether was sqggest, Mr& E. Tanguay 8Dyers ol No- ErDa9 only rectm(ly opeded iN ~y ~tSr. I~iKnan. sharde, La amontl women sore. mem~r~hlp to f r * e h o 1 d e r Hr. Fetherstah Wets notified [nrg a~ ohaivmeix for ~he first b08rdl In ~omers0l, M/dd|esex corralled, o[ his t~ppob~tomnt by Governor tittle, ~ and IJ’xdo~ 1 PAQF ~A, THE FRANKLIN NEW~-RECORD THUBSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1961 ’ tied Club ~ne of he coultie~ apl LEAFbET$ making thelr Iowei~, Bendee .,, ~ ¯ ~ lh clubs. ~ V.~ill;am Lawrencehas joblad Jachera is a newmemlmr and ,i . IIELP NE]EDI~D+ In ~t.zo~or corr~.qpon~,ence, , . ~ :t lhv Green Hr<,uk Garden Club. will be carrylng proj~e(s sew- B°+,.E+Y " .[ a mt.etlllg in M~lnVll II School aa th~. cs%ab ~bn nI Highof ~ID~I Ipre~jrlt.nt .~ vl lhe Branel~bul.. ¯ Workers9 Cook Chlb of reportslhe Ktng~lon lhat nacre.Busy I~_~ ____ = .’ ’ Club .Other rf t’els a ¯ TtVo S< e "st, Co~n v 4~H’et’s .lira S i Ion l0 at Norlbi4"H club¯ As ~ I’°sull °[ 11~6] G~I,~, Coddil~gt(m. %dce-presidentl .berYl are nlzlking Chrlstma~ " I ,laCe’ g ot’gu~ zatl~n o clubs Gwen ~.|B her~ ~ec~c are’ 8ift~ . . a "e a I: .4 N .w J .r~e.¯ 4- { B rich e be~n c tb me abe ’ ¯ " ’ . ’ P .and Ihc need (or le~ders is the Pete] Stoats+ reportor, and Bill Membel’s of the Kin~s[oll /.Jib e bt" ~I set, e 0 a-lfo" pNb ~eu’s+~OFI~I~,~ hq0 cx e ¯ nd [ " , ~1’ t ~1 P for -~tft~g 4"H gailY" Nlaa(~ l’eporter $Cl’apboo~, B usy G irls Club arc al~o mak- .%nd Ihe. National. 4-H Club Con-iBranchburg Daily Club, Garden itles in ~he 1own’ Btl."I MQAlhster’ had obl~’d" the ing riffler, l~ports Catherine (laid. £]’em" Itl Chicago Nov. 26-29. & Con- If Ihere is 1o be 4¯H in Man. Green Drcmk Entoraolog~" Club an. . .Diane BJse’bog£ of Belle / Club and Ibe Wildlile du ye ~0 h ’o ’Aa "ds h’ougIse v~ ell C ub’ v ~ ’ a e~dei’s a , ~.tl,uholl~etled Olncer~..... Wllll zle,~~ Mead has sent in hev member- ¯ i 10t the v "k ca e a d the " H .’~ ~xee onJ l¢ork WIll’ Ho). Adu s echo have ch drvl~ and af a m~.elnlg. O~ I~o ~ol:q~r’glJ]0’ shiI~ apDlication card to th~ leadership, activitic~ alt([ abil- ~ ein cart e w~ resl~unsible ~(lrl~ ’ant the~ in l-H, and have an ,l.ri.Va~ey Club The fol owin~l Griggstown Four LeSff Sl~teher~ iles. a tr p o lhe n~ al cad ua~-imterest in chllpen 1o be a lead. l*ff ears or he new ’ear are .... Members of the N~hanic Shoran Eeller. 17, at B,’anch- tara in B ’a tleboro V . in ]959. !er. should cab An Important Announcement The.First NationalBank of SomersetCounty is pleasedto announcethat its newoffice in Belle Mead, located at Station Squareon Route206, will openMonday, October9, 1961 The puDlle is cordially invited to attend aa OpenHouse at the new building on Saturday, October 7, 1961, from lO:O0 A.M. to 4@0 P.M. . ,’. ,+ . . ’ , ’ "". .’. - ’ .. ’ i .V". +’ " ’ "i’. ¯ .., ::: , ATIONAL B NK or som.s + cousrY Serv~hgthe ~reater Somersetarea through/ourconven6ent offices ¯~¢t,~l~ ctOMEBVILI~¯ ~OUNDBROOE ¯ IqORTHI’I, AINFIELD + ~F.tl.m MEAD ¯ ~ , ¯ | ’ Member Federal Depo~i+ Ins~ran~#iCorporallo. ’ " ¯ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1961 THE FRANKL|N NEWS.RECORD PAGE 3A DEC. 9 cLLmanjc contenders had with- State Colleet~olls Lsg I TEST TO RE HELD plete !eSblAf{lin~ of the NoveIll- - ’ ¯ . " ’ + r % ticket¯ a d r . " Y Regular Naval Reserve Offioers DOWn [ro~ the n~y[~P/Jl~ mayKlO[ h ve ~...... be e " a edP hr. !Tl’aMln~ Coi-ps WZH~L~ ~lyei] to r~ew ~s~o - a o /or Sieve l~bed~ to be re- J ,rs ,y i e g "epored be h~h :~’hoo su o’$ and Me a Hea h oday I . . D., assigned as a Council candidate, that it is $11fl,000 ~h~zrl of its! gludnate~+ uu ~(+ 9. ~+’ol lhc other Counoil SU’~+ $525000 Merttal HE+.ILIII F~tlld AtaPlicali o11 fnrnls, now avaiL. ’ U, Navy stltution, Ihe COP taggrd )’hung ,~oal’. able at [he S, Re(’rult. ~l rlXoh~wrnLesstOXteH~:l;ze~,::~tlofpM:,~.B:I , i ,,~s{ ’xeek’s S ..... l)orh’ayed .... ir conditioned A +++o+t-l.a~]vd lhi~ nltin%enlotls__++ rues .....tip with a single ~s:.ue,.... lind it’s O~ORII Dip’,l Sllgp: "l 1029 [ owned a farm ]~i’ottlltl~ +’ n tny 3fi days llti] elecl[Oi1+ ¯ W~Itk in EeLhnr+ld¯ 0----- 9:$0 ~l.m. go ll~ Once upon a llme ~,e altnosL Nick Lebedz iv tim Republioan 5:~0 p.m. AppoIt~ ~RII TllJi i’h/ik(’d all’iV*leg Ihr.ugh Seacol- inonieipal ehalrmaa in Manvil)o. sent ktl~" be]ievrs he 9 llalL And he pl.ubal)iy -- - 0----- also is a polilicul magician+ ~A Lltgle Ottt at ~he Way DIr~¢glot~ ~o W0.reho~B~-- Off IPa~¢; Campl~[n ~0a0+ Who kll oWs what xt’ould have Af|er the Primary, Nick’s A Lot L~m to Pay*’ B&eko[ Milur’s Me.fRet+ been ~omrrsel’~ fale if Krajew- brulher. Steve, had the mayoI-: ,ki had decided to stay in Belie ally i,ominatl ..... d Sieve Go- Moad+ Ionlbos and John Fiscina were . He mi:~hl have decldt,d In rLl~t the GaP candidates for Council. DINETTES Ih .... r..- "~ ..... n a phi’furs of souls, LaM meek ...... 9 Huge Seleeti.ns of Sa~* .p 1o50~/’° ¯ ["e ~"" "~ "(,e baby sitlers, ln.aneenwnl ..... ’hal Ih0 Iw° c°un" Stv]es~ Size~+ I;oloi’~! . 5¯ ~ and I)+I~, seLs; "el*loses! nnd Blaekslone llnl~hesl ~,~:-~.?, Al] IleweM+ co ors A No-mar top ¯ +" /~ Eeg¯ +69 bronze 5-pc, Spt¯ $ 91 <.. --/.~ ".’,..+1~~ ~ ]~ al,dJ’t’g’4$79chair+UXt+n’]t+l’. . tub1+ , + Re+, +104 6 ciudrs and 36x4+x(J0 1able R,+.$++-,.,,o,,~ ,ab,eo,+d ’ WATCH FOR 4 chairs ...... Ily 6 the ~ Rug. $130 .... styled =~+ ehairs,a,,,o+ ~rld large tablecho,.+ DEBUTof the 1962 ~e+. ,++- *]9++ Spore s .... tablo and 2 +27,s HotLq~pec+i=lJ ...... ¯ Be ellrly fOP OrthO ’1’)pc .... best selee(Io~ Reg. $55 $349~ +"...... Quilt,hi ...... ¯ Quan{ities ’+’°+ RAMBLER Reg. $59 95 -= $~99S ~. ]taRed In some.ea~es Ri~t!-N Shine .... Reg+ $~ $4495 EASY TE~Mdl ~&elipse . .. at 8HOP AND Reg> *79.95 -- $549~ COMPARE Ther -a-pedic ...... RaritanValley Garage, .he, mE STORE WHERE YOU GET THE BEST FOR I.ESS’ - Cor.Thompson St. & Hwy. 202 . RaritanN.J. RA5-1948 I WarehouseFurmture 0uthtl .... I I ’ I ’ - ’-’, 6nN. we+++ s,., ,I $-0+.I 711 - ...... iit -,"’+ o..o.,,, + go 0,.,.,. P.-., Ir ) Pno,x,m YOURWANT ADS -- BANDOLPK5+$0~ II ,, ::~: t 4 PAGE tA THE FRANKLIN NEW$.RECOR]~ TRUSSDAY, OCTODEE ~, 19St Veal SteaksLook Smart in Copper-SkiHeL Te~ and Dill ¢eoked In copper Chefi~gdish for buret supper is a speeisl treat, / Veol’With Viii 1 For yo~ next ~tffet ~pper, try this z~cipv ~erved sL table in a band. some copper chafing dish. Copper is aa excellent conductor of heat sad c~t be cleaned easily with a special new paste "pol~. Veal Steaks with Dill (serves g) 2 1½-pound vcut steaks cut 16 new areas, sash size peeled %dneh thick ~j pounl~’a~°hsn’essell]| musb/Qo~ Whole ~eupteaspoons b;ttter saltor margarine 1 l~unce east boffed White 0ain~ ~]~ teaspoon treskly g~w~d 2 tablespoons eoarsety ¢~pped A LAEGE WOODENBOWL of apples neaz’ly always graced the bfi~sk pepper % teaspoon m’umbledzmJemmT l~hie in early Colo+lial kitchens, r£oday’s apples+ when on displayj ][ teaspoonpep¢lkg I cup s0ttr ~Peam lend the same air of homespun hospitality, e~ Clap WCU~ Tz’lm meat remove bones,fat covering and gristle. Cut into serving Modern Eves -- and Adams, that fit your storage facilities, piece& Melt ~>utter In a large skillet. Brown meat on all sides. Sprinkle too, appt’eciate the apple for its You can find an vp p I e for ,~mat win salt, bp er and paprika. Addwater, Cookmeat ~0vexedover dellghtful flavor, juicines~ and every use. Sometaste tart, a lOWflame unt ~I a~meostist~fier, aboutone hour. some taste mild. Some become Addpotatoes, muskroems, onions wltb li~uld in t’~D, dill and rosemary. f.extare+ Apple-eme begins in smooth when cooked, ot~ers re- Cover and cook over a low ~qg~ all additionalIfi mInutes,Stl: tu sour earnest in September, and there rain their shape. Learn apple cream, Itehost slightly. ’+viii be plenty of high quality varieties and selec~ the right i~ervelame,lintel, with~1 erlfp eala~L ~pples available+ one for your use, ,M~eugh hnndreds of apple A large wooden bowl filled cinnamon’and nutmeg ar+d turn sharpeners are available. These keen edge. ¯ ~arietiesare grownin thiscourt- with apples was ever-presenti~ intoa 9 x 9 x 2-inchbaking dish. are eonstrvcled so that the I~ives in good cut,ins con* ~y only five or six ~re leper- early Colonial kitchens. Tod~y, Dot with butter or marsarLne, knee ]s gaiSed through sharpen+ dillon make many kilc~en t~+k8 easier, ~nt commercially. Three as then, a display of the ruddy Cove." with pastry rolled ~-inch er st correct addle to restore a principal varieties are now in fruit lends a feeling of warmth, thick, 2 inches largcr than bak- ,m~. the market -- McIntosh, Court- friendliness and informality to ins dish. Trim, turn under and land and Red Delicious. A little allyroom, flute edge, Cut 2 or 3 gashes Jn later, Golden DeScious, StBy- Thp versatile apple lends the top to allow for the escape ...... d Rome Beatlty wfil be fl .... fillip to any...... ,0, ,+am.".k.i. p~-heated, 21°rig’ ally meal -- from a tangy baked very h~t oven t480 degrees F.) INTRODUCING* * * For top quali(y app,es+ ]oak .... break,st lO mJ+utes. ]~+d~tee heat t0 ++O app] pick-up to DIFFEREN AUTO for those that are [i]113 and well a rich, soul+satisfying apple cub- degrees F. and continue bnking ~q~" T POLICY z’~sPed; well ~lo)’ed for the bler far dinnertimedessert~ Try 40 minutes or until apples are variety,to m ...... ip ...... d this recipefor SpicedFresh Ap- tend ....d ~+t,y is b~o+., l’n~’Ve had l, sumce #ks thh! ~k Serve warm ar cold. Yield: 9 new II~ll flavor, and free from blare- pie Cobbler. m;" services. *~etl~’~/~MUtt 0~’~LD Wa#.e.Jshesorsort spats, to avo i d * LOWI~T SlxSPiC~iDcupsAPPLEslicedCOB~LERcooking~P- POI~II[II’[OSgT Apples keep well in rite refri~- ple~. 1 cup ~uKar. ~ teaspo0tl ~SEPtIL 8TORAO~ ’ I~eoUIIT6 ,@ ermor, s i n e e temperatures salt. P~ gyoundeinna- How. well do 7~ rate your AUT~MATd: ¯ TOP.OS~IW ,U teaspoort ee.fi~OL~iK[y+~UTO pOL’~yi~.iiMnP~kqteTIOs b~+ ~ llllt 50 kl~kell knives? Good took de- SU~ITI;It¥ ~nder degrees hold back fur- son* ~ teaspoon, ground hUb pMMI~7$ ~.~e~ ripening, If you have a coei me~. 2 tablespoons butter or serve go~d care, J~O .auk place for storage, y ...... garJne and pB+tl’y made Correct storage is the most buy and store apples in large from I cup flour, important poin~ i ing for .... ’~1 me INsuRgNc[COMPAfi¥ fm+S ~..V l ltll quantities. Buy in quantities Combine apples, sugar, salt, er,*,adknives. Use...... a wooden h+gooth++knife hold+ wI~tlr, fist selllemlnt Of c~*imslate ,I,a,~hlA wall t~ protect cutting edges and AUT’OW fwlh.r InformaUonOn .ddit~o..I ,.l~r.. iscl~in~.ye~ etmtin~tign I[us~antee, pOX~Cy To snve time and motions pl~ ~ e,~ml in l~vl may prefer a permanently FETTERLY-HAELIGCO. Realtors ¯ Insurers (RepresentUis Home Ins, (~o, 28 Yea~p) g99 W. 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