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Committee Township Will Meet ‘5 Years Tomorrow Behind’ To Consider Law Limiting Trucks; Municipal Service Reorganize Jan. 3 Hasn’t Kept Pace In Growth: Dobin —South Brunswick The present Township Commit­ —South Bruniwick tee will hold its last meeting of The Township is "five years be- the year tomorrow, Dec. 30, at 8 hind” in expanding municipal p.m. at Township Hall to consid­ aervices. Committeeman Abraham er, among other things, an ordin­ Dobin said this week. ance bariing trucks over four As 1960 waa ending. Mr. Dobin tons on 11 Township roads. discussed what lies ahead for the The Committee will hold its re­ Township in 1961 in an interview organization meeting, when with The Central Post. Democrat Richard J. Casey will Clarifying his remark about the replace Democrat Lester Schaub Township being five years behind on the three-man body, on Tues­ day, Jan. 3. 8 p.m. at Township in expanding municipal services. Hall. The Republicans, Mayor Mr. Dobin said the population of Warren G. Permenter and Com­ the Township has doubled to 10.- mitteeman Abraham Dobin, will 000 in the past five years and the retain the majority. services haven’t kept up. At tomorrow’s meeting, the Mr. Dobin also discussed the following: Committee is expected to consider the ordinance barring heavy Township Committee — T he trucks from certain Township Committee will undoubtedly be a roads. The ordinance was tabled five-man Committee next year. at the Dec. 6 meeting after a pub­ State law requires any municipal­ lic hearing and an amendment ity with a population over 4,500 was added. to have five men. This will leave The amendment to the law three vacancies open in the added Euclid .^venue in Kingston April primaries. and eliminated Beekman Road be­ Mayor Warren G. Parmenter’s tween U.S. Route 1 and State term is up in 1961, but he has not Route 27 and New Road between indicated whether or not he will U.S. Route 1 and State Route 27 run. Asked whether the rumors as light traffic streets. that Mr. Dobin might be next The ordinance was tabled after UNBUNDLED MARCHERS in the Middlebush Fourth of July children’s parade were, PLEASANT REMINDER these frigid days is the Fourth of July neighborhood parade year’s mayor, the Cranmltteeman (Continued on Rage 2) from left, Betty Lou Cunningham, awarded judges’ choice for most historical costume with held for the youngsters of Shelley, Benson and Aldrich Roads, Kendall Park. In case said it depends on what the friends, Betsy and Janice Leisen and Peggy Totten. About 200 youngsters participated. mayor wants to do. youve forgotten, it was hot. This is just a sample from the year on the wane, I960. The five-man Committee will To Ring In Murders, School Expanison, Municipal Controversies Are Major 1960 News Events (Continued on Page 6) A startling remit alter writing nr jump in their school budget of al­ wick surgeon, two maids and a an Optimist Club in South Bruns­ $52,470, mainly in teacher salar­ $21,600 from an account to New Year reading anv review oi a past yfar most $2 million. Newark taxicab driver, were wick Township. Franklin’s ies. 1 another to buy a site near Kendall is the sutirlrn realization that sn South Brunswick Board of found shot to death at Dr. South Brunswick added two A Lutheran Church for the Park for an elementary school much has happened in the past 36S Education proposed their first Clarke's North Brunswick home, more voting polls. Franklin Park area was an­ waa proposed by the South Bruns­ With Party da) s. school budget of over $1 million, located on State Route '27, about Sewer Plan ■March .3 nounced. with the Rev. Dwight A. wick school board, Taken indiiidually, the date a half million more than last year. three miles north of Franklin Mrs. Lydia Hough of East Mill­ Huseman as pastor. I Churches were welcoming Eas­ seemed almost uneientiul; rolled Only three candidates. Dr, G. Park stone was appointed Franklin Expect 75 Couples A housing code for Franklin ter with Holy Week services. Passes, 6-3 up together and looked at from a Robert Di Marco, Mrs. Carol Tern- An independent post office for Townihip welfare director. Township was adopted by Council. Forty-eight kindergarten chil­ sole, distance, the dots hate ron. pel and Jack J. Rovics, filed for northern and northeastern Frank­ Franklin Town.sliip'.s school South Brunswick’s Board of At Jewish Center the South Brunswick school board. dren at Middlebush School pre- tained trowed), humor and puz­ lin Township won tentative appio- budfr-’ was drfealed and Council Education wa,s confronted with a Franklin Township had 11 can­ i sentfd an operetta, "Peter Rab­ Council Approves zles, we are made aware, because val from the U.S. Post Office De­ suggested a $50,000 cut, a tax re­ water- problem at the junior- In Kendall Park didates for the school board. bit." a newspaper rellecis Hie, which partment. duction of 33 points. senior high under construction. New Sewers For also contnins tragedy, humor and A proposal to locate a jetport Brandon B. Pusey was elected Township Committee refu.scd j April 21 —South Brunswick in lower Middlesex County was mayor of Franklin Township, re­ March 31 puzzles. to discuss the twice-defeated An ordinance creating a per­ Eastern Section Seventy-five couples are ex­ called a “bubbleport” by J. placing Leonard H. Ruppert. The Kiwanis Club of Franklin This, then is a cursory, arbitrary school budget before a jam- manent part-time police force was pected to attend the New Year’s Schuyler Huff, Cranbury Town­ Township was being organized. renew oi da)s past,- taken from Feb. 4 parked audience at Township I introduced by the South Bruns­ Eve party, sponsored by the ship attorney. —Franklin Townihip Lois Bronson. 11-year-old Da.y- Hall. South Brunswick Jaycees were Women’s Group of the Jewish the front pages of 51 issues of wick Township Committee. Council voted 6-3 to authorize Jan. 14 ton girl, placed fifth in the State March 10 Planning a charter night. Community Center, at the Cen­ The Central Tost. A swelch platte of a 99-home a $1,325,000 appropriation to con­ Grange spelling contest. ter, 9 Stamvorth Road, Kendall Here, seen with rrilrctinn. can he Leonard H. Ruppert resigned South Brunswick's school bud­ •April 7 project on a 140-acre site at struct a sanitary sewer system In Park, on Saturday, Dec. 31, start­ noleni the true and the lalsr, but as mayor of Franklin Township. Kendall Park Lanes announced get was cut $70,000, a tax re­ The South Brun.swick Municipal i Canal and Su.vdam Roads was east Franklin on Tuesday. Dec. 27. ing at 9:30 p.m.. said Mrs. Har­ we are lelt with a record oi events A proposal to build .50 garden- its opening. duction of 66 points, by the Utilities -Authority was prepared filed with the Franklin Township 'N"he two-hour public hearing at ry Rosenfeld of 95 Kendall Road, or predictions accepted as true at type apartments on a five-acre Feb. 11 Township Committee. to purchase the Brunswicktown Planning Board, Middlebush School was attended The Middlebush School PTA president. the time oi writing. site in Kingston was rejected by Voters in South Brunswick and Water Co. and the Kendall Park The Somerset Grand Jury open­ by about 75 people. was preparing to mark its 25th Co-chairmen of the affair are To paraphrase port Robert Rums, the South Brunswick i’lanning Franklin Townships defeated Sewer Co., both in Kendall Park. ed its probe of Franklin Town­ Favoring the measure were Board. anniversary on March 23. Mrs. Ben Glickman of 43 Raleigh we are all not quite so fortunate their school budgets. South Brunswick High School ship campaign literature used in Mayor George Consovoy. and Road and Mr.s. Lou De Sena of 7 to see ourselves os others see us. Jan. 21 South Brunswick Township Slarch 17 was holding guidance interviews a recent Board of Education elec­ Councilmen Frank J. Keary, Pelham Road, both of Kendall but through the pages oi a local A 342-point tax jump was pre­ Committee cut the local tax rate Democrats Alexander Gentile of for prospective students and the tion. Michael Lisi. J. Leonard Vliet, Park. weekly neuspoprr, we can at least dicted for South Brunswick resi­ 40 points. 23 Bartle Road, Middlebush. and high school curriculum was ap­ Chrales McCloskey and Brandon catch and hold surface glimpses of proved by the Board of Educa­ April 28 A musical review, under the di­ dents if the school board’s budget Feb. 18 Edward J. Sypeck of 40 Academy I Pusey. Opposed were Councilmen the vague, disquieting stream of tion. A complete water and sewerage rection of Mrs. Sidney Smith of was approved. Franklin Township’s school Road were the only opponents j John C. Bullitt of Griggstown, Hie in two communities. Franklin Township’s school system for South Brunswick in 12 Beryl Court, will be presented. Computor Systems, Inc. build­ board cut the budget eight points for the primary election on April Foster Burnett and Edward F. Whether the year 1^60 has been 19. board was meeting to decide the the next five years was predicted In the review cast will be Mr. ing was "legalized" by the Town­ before submitting it for another ■Voorhees. good or bod ior you personally, Two elderly South Brunswick location of the proposed high by A. Theodore Barth. Municipal and Jlrs. Seymour Reissman of ship Committee, permitting the vote. The ordinance calls for $920,- the slail of The Central Post sin­ residents died in fires in their school. Utilities Authority chairman. 39 Stockton Road, Mr. and Mrs. firm to be completed in a rural- South Brunswick’s Board of 875 in special assessments over cerely wishes 1 nit and yours a bet­ homes within three days. Franklin's Board of Education Howard Auerbach of 13 Beryl agricultural zone on a site owned Education reviewed the school April 14 a 10-year period from benefitting ter I9fjl—Happy Aew year.' by Edgar Renk, Township tax as- A five-year educational expan­ adopted its budget, cut $70,000 Court, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney budget and resubmitted exactly South Brunswick was embark­ property owners. $218,000 to be The Editor ses.sor. sion program for .South Bruns­ by the Council. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Glick­ the same one to the voters. ing on an overall Master Plan honored by the Sewerage Author­ A 22-store shopping store on wick was revealed by Harold man. Jan. 7 study. The Willows Swim Club near ity and $186,000 to be raised by State Route 27. opposite the Em­ Feb. 25 Leary, school board member. | The Chamber of Commerce re­ Kendall Park held an open house general taxation. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schoen- Computor Systems. Inc. on Cul­ bers Restaurant, waa proposed by South Brunswick’s school bud­ Clarence K. Brixey was ap­ ceived Council's permission to poll at the site on Sand Hillg Road. It was estimated a homeowner feld of 41 Raleigh Road, Mr. and ver Road. Dayton, was told by the Ken M-G-M Corporation. get was defeated for the second proved as the new pastor of residents in northeastern F'rank- \ South Brunswick High living in a house valued at $16.- Mrs. Arthur Rouder of 10 Ben- the Township Committee to stop lime and submitted to the Town­ Kingston Presbyterian Church. j (Continued on Page 2) building because there was no le­ Jan. 28 ship Committee for cuts. lin on the desirability of locating School PTA was being organized. 00 would pay $4 a year more in gal building permit in force. Four persons, including the in­ Franklin was voting on its ■March 24 j a post officer there. Establishment of a branch at taxes, which would later be re­ Franklin Township Board of valid wife of Dr. Francis M. school budget at press time. Franklin Township Council sug­ A special election to ask the the Kendall Park Shopping Cen duced to about $1 a year. Deadline Nearing Education proposed a 70-point tax Clarke, prominent New Bruns­ Plans were announced to form gested reducing the school budget I voters for permission to transfer (Continued on Page 4) For Candidates Fellowship To Visit Houses Of Worship To File Petitions —South Bruntwlck The ilinery of a scheduled bus —Sc'it.H B:u.nsw;:ic trip to New York City will in­ F rank Oblinger. .secretary to clude a visit to a Buddhist Tem­ the Board of Education, reminds It seems to be the solemn duty day, give the other guy a break. 1 people and ha* a favorite game. ple. the East Harlem Protestant Interested persons that the day of every newspaper to want its he may not be as good a driver - As he approaches you. even parish, the Union Theological for filing nominating petitions for readers, just before New Year’s as YOU are. though your light.s are dimmed, Seminary, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, candidates for the board is Tlnirs- Eve, to plea.se drive carefully. he will blink his high beams at and other religious houses of wor­ day, Jan. .5, at 4 p.m. The forms Since most of our readers are cer­ you. You blink your high beams. ship. are to be in hi.s office in the liigh tain they are going to drive care­ Speaking of drivers, I have He lovvei's his beams. Then as he The trip is being sponsored by school on Major Road. I fully, may I just say please some favorites, and the lajtt isj get.a within a few feet of you, he the First Presbyterian Church of On Friday. Jan. 6. aty R p m., drink carefully, meant sarcastically. Y’ou’ve met blinks the high beams full in Dayton for the Young Peoples the candi

High School Choir Will Show Slides LETTER To The EDITOR Route 130 and the South River- Committee Cranhury Road; Raymond Road, Chooses President Of Gardens, Parks Sim I Continued from P.agc 11 between I'.S. Route 1 and State — Pr.rj-.'.-k — Br ;r:swi-i We want to .sinrrrcly lh.ank Ihr several King.ston residents asiied Route 27. Kendall Park First Aid and P.c.s- William ZifRlcr has b<’('n pl<'rt- Airs. Victor Shaff will he host- th.e Commil'.ep to rio.se Hcatlicote rup Squad for their wonderful Road to h.e.ivv trucks from Kin.gs- Ti'.e Sahara Desert stretehes <»d prrsid^'nl of tho .ofi-mombcr e.ss to the members of the Ceres help to tus. Kir.st, when my hus­ lon Trap Rork Cn. .3,000 miles across Africa from .senior rhoir at the hich .school. Garden Chib at her home at IS.'i band was in an auto accident and ' east to west. Kendall Road, Kendall Park, on F.obc! t F. Ba;er, Township en­ Other officer.s are .lark Hoi.sme- three weeks later when our Tuesday, Jan. 3, at S:30 p.m. gineer. pointed out that if Heath- ton, vice president, and .Marjraret threc-year-okl son had fever and , rote Ro.id were rlnseii, .-Vradeniy The program for the evening Kistler, serretary-trea.surer. convulsions. Road would liave to he used ami will be slides of . gardens and I was very impressed .and deep­ residents on .\cademy Road BRUNSWICK The members of the llth ;;rade parks in the United States and ly grateful to these wonderful would ohiect al.so. He suggesteil DRIVE-IN Rirl's sextet have al.so been se-i Europe. Serving as co-hostess will people who performed their du-, that the Township acquire a strip be Mrs. James Hubbard of 1 . L lerfed. They are the Musses Mar-1 ties with great skill and care: of land in a 12f'-acre farm in east­ I I I - ' North Brunswick caret Von Thun. Ann Schwartz-' Woodrow Road. Kendall Park. Mrs. L Harrison. .Mrs. M. Weet, ern Km.gslon to build a road to HAPPY NCW YEAR TO All! kopf, .Mary Ann Klimowicz, i E. Weus.s. .1 Marinelli. B. Funk. ^ carry the heavy traffic out of Dt(. 2 t- 3 ! Klaine Le\-poldt. Barbara Srhenck ' A young pig can be called ei A. Carlun and -I. Beckling. j Kingston, The Committee said John W«yn» * G ran^vr and Carol Kuhn. i ther a shoat or a piglet. the.v would consider the propo.sal. Erni* K«vaci * Fabian Our sincere thanks , to all of in a fun>fitl*d Advtntur* you. We would also like to thank | The amended ordinance, which NORTH TO ALASKA' ORDER the New Brunswick Police who | had to be readvertised. now in­ plut an •KciliHf new gave us an escort through town cludes the following light traffic " WALK TALL" to the hospital. streets: Jan. 1 - S I would like to take this oppor­ Alston. Stanworth. Kendall, DRAMA! SUSPENSE! tunity to ask the readers of The Campbell, Cambridge Roads, Ken­ Doris Day * R*k Harrison "MIDNIGHT LACE" Central Post to contribute to this dall Park: Major Road; Euclid valuable organization. These serv­ In Eastman Color Avenue in Kingston; Griggs Drive plot Audio Murphy In ices are operated by volunteers— between Jamesburg Road and U.S. "SEVEN WAYS PROM SUNDOW the.v receive no wages—and the Route 130; Culver Road, between Show Daily 7 FM — Sunday 4:S0 ambulance service is free of Georges Road and Friendship Froo "in>«ar" Haattn charge. Lane. CHILOiEN ALWAYS FREE Mr. and Mrs. John Schtilz, Stoltz Road, between U.S. 1R7 Kendall Road, RING Kend.all Park. WE f)r the holidays j BRING! riARGE SODA iTaTl Kl 5-9376 I C»«» I Peawk I Liquors 417 SanwrMt Stml GARDENS ^ Frtnklia Twa. Sf. 2 7 N«w trumwick KEMl.ALL L.\.\ES WOMEN'S BOWLING LEAGIIE , High game, Sandy Richey, 198; high series. Dot Moore, ,'>42. THE T^irn V.Vn ! -si I • “> R P-ur'ii P#rv.*« Pur.r.y Hi;r,ny i'l s T n v o rn n N’ ]. M-inni RatI!*/ 73 Var^a C;’ u’i Funds Are Laggnig SupATior P.elr.Tfnti’ 74 Lou'* Barbershop IS "7 Department For C hristmas Seals lahn C. Dclpli Co. IS :y Middlesex County residents ROUTE 27 AND SAND HILLS ROAD, FRANKLIN PARK KENDAUe BOO are now receiving a colorful re­ Heads List SCRATCH l.EAC.l'K DA 9-2149 d a 9-2182 minder about Christmas Seals High game, Harry Setterl, 23S; from the Middlesex County Tu­ high .series. Mr. Setterl and Harry i HATS Backgrounds berculosis and Health League. Slocum. 602 itie). ; The reminder, according to T»'irr. W«n /Another New Robert R. Blunt, president, is ’**hn Itti 11 NOISE ‘''r*i-jhlon C’^nircirttn '•*>1 ^ n /2 Dorsey, Ackerman al.so a plea, asking those who Covino T:u-k;m M Year is at hand! have not alread.v responded, to ?-itnArs«t Farm DT.ry '~e\ F MAKERS Hu’s. .A D-:;rv ''g* '> !-• 2 We hope it proves * First Two Hired send their contributions to the pres-t I’’ League, s P.'.::rrr.a. y .■’0 FAVORS IP to bv the happiest one For High School The campaign is lagging be­ Grcr.bro'iK i P hind that of last year bv S2.922 F'r'.;rsiv"’< C rc|«s IP *7 Prrwn B*v. NO PRICE INCREASE ON FOOD OR DRINK , Mr. Blunt went on to say. The Pepf; » rir:*: ■" — rrankUn Townihip total reported to date is $.^0,- EVERYONE WELCOME The backgrounds of the first 8R5 as compared to $53,867, the KEND.ALL PARK 8.>0 two department heads hired for amount received this time last SCRATCH LEAGUE the new Franklin Township High year. High game, Douglas Wliecler. School have been released by the Mr. Blunt said, "Contribu­ Park Sinclair, 246: high series, Al Board of Education. tions are needed for expansion Hamway, Park Sinclair. 602. The two department heads. of the League’s program. V.-n I ‘S’ Robert L. Dorsey Jr., who will W Edward M. Boehm Christma,s Seal funds make po.s- F"nb.rs '!'' 1 Tn • ENJOY • head the science department, and sible our case-finding program rTThor? 2 George L. Ackerman, who will be H. T. Fnr-.^ r? and health education projects. V !. Minn: Boehm*s Career, chairman of the physical educa­ '.i J. PERCY VAN ZANDT CO. They will al.so be used for the P ir’ii: E.a.-i “4 tion department and director of .Atlantic new program in non-tubercu- Maul r . - r : - ' BLAWENBURG, N. J. athletics, were hired at last NEW YEAR'S EVE Birds Described lous respirato~y diseases. '^rn'i’n-C-Lar.'^ D.T;ry h ?7 week’s board meeting. ^ Comn's n .■^7 In Recent Book Both the appointments are fbr 0 a t th e one-year terms. Mr. Dorsey will A "Bp<»hm's Bi-di — Tf., P'rc»i-:;n receive a salary of 37.100 yearly Art rf Edward Marshal] paphx.. ' and Mr. Ackerman will draw 5 Frank 1. Casenlmr; Fredenrk F®'.!, 4 Inc,. New Ycrk: S 15. $6,900 a year. A new book on the famous Mr. Dorsc.v attended Tulane * 7 U e 9 * t n sculptor of birds, Edward University, received his B.S. de­ Marshall Boehm, contains 17 gree at the University of Scran­ full color plates of the artist’s ton and an M S. degree from Sy­ U. 5. Hi9 hway # 1 (bttwton Now truniwiclr t Frmcolon) important porcelain works and racuse University. He is current­ over so black and white photo­ ly working toward a doctorate S. irwniwtcli it Doom Cornor OA 94441 graphs of his work and career. degree at Rutgers University. Mr. Boehm, who lives in He has had nine years' teach­ Washington Crossing and works ing experience, and has been in a small studio in Trenton, at Bndgewater-Raritan High has been acclaimed by nature School for the pa.sl two year.s. NOISE MAKERS • HATS and art lovers the world over. He has also taught at the Uni­ His sculptures are represent­ versity of Puerto Rico. School of ed in l.t museums, including Medicine; Syracuse University, The White House, Metropolitan and Somerville High School. • FAVORS Museum of Art. Buckingham He i.s married and has four Palace and the Vatican children. In addition to a biographical Mr Ackerman is a veteran ______ENTERTAINMENT______sketch of Mr. Boehm, the hook teacher with 22 year’s experience, describes his technique, with an including periods of service at the appreciation of his art hy John Horace Mann School, New York By D. Morse, editor of AiThives City: Trenton State College, of American Art. Also inrhided where he was athletic director, FRED LUCAS IS a separate section which football and basketball coach, and i AT THE HAMMOND ORGAN describes the Limited Edition at the Southern Regional High i Series of his birds in detail. .School Barnegat, his most recent' H post. I A Bible printed in ISlh is Mr. Ackerman has a B.S, de­ known as the "Ears to Ear Bible ’ j gree from Springfield College. 9 P.M. TO CLOSING Mass, and an M.A. degree from' because it quotes Matthew 1.3 43 Teachers College, Columbia Uni-* as "Who hath ears to ear. let I versitv. He is married and has him hear." ' three boy.s. Both men will teach in the de- partment.s they head. In other action concerning teachers, the board last week: K .Accepted the resignation of 4 Mrs. Mabel Mendel, who will he, 4 4 enme a teacher in the county vo- 4 FEED THE BIRDS! 4 c.ational school 4 Granted Vincent Togno a 4 4 Ic.ive of absence to enter military 4 sendee 4 PAL WILD BIRD 1 4 Hired Miss .Iiidith Ann Moe- 4 zelaar at a salary of .A4..30n Year­ 4 4 10 lbs. . 1.22 25 lbs. 2.85 ly, A graduate of Douglass Col­ 4 lege last June, she will be a be­ 4 4 ginning teacher. 4 Raised Harry Martvn’s salary 4 4 BLUE RIBBON BIRD from S7.A00 to T4,2Sn vearly to give him credit for two years 10 lbs. 1.52 25 lbs. 3.48 00 lbs. 10.46 of military scrvicp 1 Rescinded .Ann Murphv’s res- fT ignanon and continued her on her 4 present contract Her move to 5 SUNFLOWER SEED South .America has been delayed, .he board announced. 4 4 5 lbs. 1.15 25 lbs. 5 4 SUET CAKES 3 for 1.00 New Year I’ontmued from t’.ige li i son Road, Mrs .lerry Fagen of 7 BIRD FEEDERS - BIG SELECTION 1.98 up ■lolinc Road. Mrs Stephen Klev- s en.s of Cambridge Road and 4 4 Mis. F'e ,Xpna 4 Com.mit'.ep ch airm en for th.e 4 4 iriv include ,\Ir. and .Mrs Slan- T(i( Nafional Bank ofN^to Jifrsey 4 lev Rosenthal of S T-.ndall Ro.ari. 4 4 Mrs Robert Friedman of i.i Ken­ MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION & FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM YOUR LAWN 4 LAWN e n d G A R D E N ^ dall Road. .Mrs. S.-hoenfeld, Mrs & GARDEN Mor'on Berke of 47 Raleigh Road 4 NEW BRUNSWICK METUCHEN NORTH BRUNSWICK SOUTH BRUNSWICK MIDDLESEX 4 HEADQUARTERS Mrs F-ohert Bishop of 17 Rum- 4 ..ar. Ro.ad. M r and M rs Al Siegel of 2'^ Pelham Road. ,\!rs Israel Farmers' Cooperative Association Turchin of in .lohne Road Mrs Leo Run'.on of .qs; Has'mgs How Lane and Lincoln Highway New Brunswick Kilmer 5-2470 R o id Ben G ’lckm ar,. T.ou p e Se" . Mu-;.' . ooi'.lina; os \.n Sr.-.;af;er ,->f fi Slui;„s p.oa.-]. 3 THLRSDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1%0 THE CENTR.AL POST P.\GE THREE

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Help Wanted Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Rent THE PRINCETON PACKET (WA 4-3244) NEED BRIGHT person, male or LOTS AND female for office help at McCar­ Bt SIN ESS COTTAGE for rent. FOR SALE Rosedale. Inc , 262 Alexander St. THE CENTRAL POST (DA 9-R171) ter Theatre. Contact Mr.« Mr- WA 4-ni.3.5, ______Anenv. WA 1-8700 or home. I 'i ACRES AND irp A ll ClASSIMIO AA» tO T H 0.000 K«m«» tn 4 WA 4-3947. •» th«t« l«w SI 20 w 9t 4$ * r M th w « r4 . y » u Only $7,500.00 and up. CHEERFUL NICELY furnished mjy display your od «20-home The Post Office Contest." with swimminj: ifi thi» Dolawarc-Rari- Chamber of Commerce contest KISTHARDT'S ATED 4 room apartment in con­ Ian ranal. 190 WITHERSPOON ST. ARTISTS: OUTSTANDING op­ DA 9-2516 or WA 1-8661 venient neighborhood. Ideal for development between Finnigan's a week's vacation in Florida as name winner. portunity in fast growing ad Over 1.000 younj:r-«ilf'r.s WAInut 4-4757 bachelor or business couple. *165 Lane and Henderson Road on the grand prize. ('in' exerci5o. .Xelson a.ii'l Independen' terest Gf mortgages starting at Repairs and sharpening Local Real Estate For Sale WAInut 1-282* by Dr. Sampson G Smith, sup-! The nurham-Lched Mr-uona' Uounedmao I Leor, ii'l V..r : •■:' loir’ I f • '‘too Large .single home aci'os.s from All on ov'i'.sizeil lots. New ;n? sowor linos m Frankhn PRODUCTS NEW HOUSES FOR RENT ber^ R(*5tau!'.'itit. Hill burned ' :1 S‘ I' 1, i “ - p - ir Sir': n ': = State park on Iacres 6 large .schools, shopping center, dtv f’.-r*!-: K5n2'.«;tnn and L'MIp Rorkv Two pickets were charged hv .lohn of 30 f lu'.hrtd;'’ STORM WINDOWS .t- DOORS rooms. I 'j baths, front and r".ar w a'er ari'l .s"werage General Oevice.s, Inc executives K'n ball Bark w as nim-'d i i: ’ ■« t rv i S- i'i! h pnirhc.s 2-i'ar garage and man'.' 3 bedrooms, I 'j baths, recrea- • h 'nr J' outbuildings .821.000 Uon room. w.olence during the strike. ,;;n marager for \S'iM: II P M :ir rn.p. \ ‘ ‘ tl*’ A■•/hori’y isv«- r o c k y h il l .N. .1 ,\TL.\NT1U REALTY fnr • f'] WA 4-i'i511 —HO 6-0616 D.\ 9-2763 Or Eve DA 9-2788 X.-I.son of 15 Hodge Roa ! Ken 11'l U \SHI.Ni ,Ti i.N UKOSSLNl.; ( ip"n 7 Oa\-s .A Week #!ill rontinninc Til A \ » I’ll nepiibl'i-in South B- room Ranch in excellenl rnndi- Located In -liinr* n .4 ’ 0 ! p ’•;,q ! ]Mrk ;^nd <'x* tion .Assume nu'i'lgage an! til" T ivnshin Uomm;"" p ia n o t u n in g a n d l.STO.M BUILT homes on Genera! PeMue-. Ir.'- pa;ui t ‘o'.jr/ry rirh 41.6.50 down No closing ' OSS'; Union of F ’.er'r..-il. d I''' 11 i; ■ . REPAIRING 81.5 200 Itidgevicw Circle Larrv Canniz- ' PRINCETON COLONIAL PARK Interna'.ier.a ' --'''O 4 : J Norman B.arlow z.iro b'lilder WAInut 4-43ii9 Machine Work''; i ■ p.is'm.irks" ''"ivar!'"d 'I- us e .r ' e i Radio .aii'l f'"’ <• 1;!.!^ HP.'i S'lii! h lOPEWEI.L TOWNSHIP Some Pnnrclon Junction AKL-UIO ='’';leil their .'=!nke af­ tua.--: off;.'" hran.-h would be a h. ‘ . l-'o.'-meil" "t Hallo'.'. .Music .\CLLS1AE .AKE.A of Prince­ r-.vj f..i H liov.v p.. 'I'ont Rancli on a heaiitif'il lot ,5 ton .A beautiful new stone and ter a f.'.'o-'.'e.ar r'UV, .'.ic' c.ill'.r.g e-1 T". 'h'' K'-n iai: Pi-k .■5:. ■ 3910 NoUingham V.'av oonis. ceramic tile bath J-carl $200 per month S 1 -:C =• i'..y sri; Hamil'on Snuare, .N. J. frame home. 6 bedroom.s. 4 'i ■'n ro'in' .\ug I 'tached garage 817..500 for a 32-cent hniirlv naikage m ' ■ hv F Is V lU T-.539.5 tile baths, large living room, din­ rrea.-e an.i fringe henefit-, w i- liiU '-’k -■ '■ ing room, paneled den with fire­ K.\RL U'KIDKl.. INI' U Lewrence D"y. 1. 1'. I place rear por.-h. entrance hall ' apr>r''V'''.I bv !h" union M.q-’. O'l:' 4'ith Year , Fi igidaiie all electric kitchen. ! Princeton Jet., N .f. -nsl'. ]lerclwiifiise Wanted ■ : and S'lb'irhan R"al‘or: yti.i'i!'’bu.-?h r."f .r.;-" ! U u"' '■ - dk d:sh ishei .vasber anil drver. I d'C'ible oven an<'i .s’lrf.ai'c r.inge. | Call SWinburne 9-0130 offered the use -.f .ape O'- two ■ f I'E 7 . : '"'O Tl ;.e'i" 2j5& ^ N..\ Large 2 -car garage Full drv, nr its room.s to the s.'!’,'0''i: bo-i r I ^'■.■en■r.gs m i \8*ee|..en'Ts WA 4-2040 Mi')6-'i327 TUxe-'o 2-31-'0 baa'-nien* Ga.a firet' no' .v.a'er ] avaai'i h i''in j u' .b.c .-'■'--."U- .a . r,, , ■- '.-r. heat .Anderson -v 1 n d 0 w 5 | Mlddlelvish .'5'h"U ■ 1 ‘ . I".np * - U.L TYPF? OF M \ u H!NERY thmignoii' Inter-coin with .\. ! BOUGH 1 ,\M> SOLD p. o 11 t h B r in-v. K T'-'wn.slun -eg •. -1 M m i F .\i 'a'lio :n a'l I'uiims HIu.ilK.Sl' PXH' FOR ■n'':;'i;ng ga'age .and •ciMi'i" riam.v.ittee aonroV'-'l .a-, i? i.ni:: -M I' F'l! I PI''rIS .X ; ' ' XTHf. ' 'It I'.K.NT .61X rooms end halh, •aoi""' a n 1 enitan-.e \l! th s on ;infurn:.sn"d. wilhin s f"'v min­ Im-.i'm g ., pc-op n-^r-on 7-08.58 ri,S'-u-.s :hc poss'.h;;,'" I Wanted To Rent ing sn.a.'" in ‘h-'' lx"' .■.. . i'- R.KIiUCKH Ki'iR. 0 ■ 11 '■ k Shopn.ng 1 ' i i" . , P liu.s C.xrr"-''!'.'’: ''n 822.’'I'' '1-10'x;','. f I r I n - pl"ii' '• W.y.NTFU EI-KIU1EN<''V a part- Rnins-s' 'I: Y ' ■.■'i::;' B.x ;;3 N-'i' B, N i;'."r.l r."i' r.aim"t‘ .9qii.ar" $6.5 a lihrirv a:','l sci'.ool.- Piione ni'in'!. ii'n ’e 60 .Summit Rd., V . K.gU'k gi'i-.G" Ex'.c.".s.o.n Jersey Ave. \v'a' i -0(.- Sli,iaa, .N. J. Til ' ^V- i>r,( i.MBi.n 20 . I0(,0 thf: cf.n trm , post PAGE FIVE

TN£ c e n t r m p o s t I960 Review Adult School THE CENTR/iL POST ■ Continued From Page ti marking the church s 2.10'h an­ Will Offer Souih nrunsuifk In«nv!;,p Fr.inklm lounvlvp .in.l niversary. Voters were trying to make up “READY REFERENCE” Rrrn.inl kilgnic, I'ul.lishrr their minds whom to vote for in 29 Courses next week's election,- with the F')«.irri I'. R „rkr. (.r n r tjl Mjn.ij-rr Presidential race grabbing '-he krnn cih I), M „n „, n> h , K.liinr spotlight. VV'ill Register New \nv. to J s 'k P. Cfl.iv, A.)>rrii-ing \I,|>liance Glass Installed While Tlieatre Jan. 12 and Jo.se Greco I E. Bahadurian & Son .Mora, who has won wide acclaim Franklin’s Council approved ; at which time an open house will Authoriiad $«U b and Sarvic* and hi.s Spanish dancers, singers You Wait Monmouth Junction, Naw Jarsay throughout Kurope and the Orient plans to remodel Township Hall ' be held in the cafeteria of Prince­ Radi« — Ttlavitlon — High Fidality and musicians at McCarter on DAvis 9-2155 as star of her own company. at a building rost of $60,000. j ton High School. Rafrig«ralort i Applianh #9 9 * M argarma Houstheld to he voted on Dec. 7. be strictly limited as to size, it ships leading to college teaching tional F'ellowship Foundation has Cardan ALL TYPES OF South Brunswick's Board of wa.s noted. PHONE RA. 5-2110 careers. The screening of appli­ appointed campus representatives Suppliat • AUTOMATIC TtANSMISSION Education said double sessions ■ A home gardening course will Hardwara - ENGINiS kEiUllT cations was completed during De­ from the faculties of over 1.100 "Baby days ara soon gont. bp givt were "not at all iinlikel.v" if the he given by R. L. Hebbellhwaite, Chambtrs B Tioga Sts. tham tha bast." PaintB • RADIATOI5 airAiaiD cember and invitations to over colleges. bond is.siie did not pass. j originally from England, who has Sundriai TOWING SERVICE 2,h00 candidates have been .sent xTranton, N. J. lY 9.3008 ;$ Their assignment is to conduct A, Theodore Barth, chainnan, ! studied, taught and been a con- out. an annual talent hunt on their and Otto F'leckenstein. both Re­ sull.int to many groups in this DRUG STORE campuses and to encourage seni­ HARDWARE During the month of .laniiary publicans. resigned from the country and England. SERVICE STATION ors to seek the Wil.son Graduate they will be interviewed hy fif­ South Brun.swick Planning Bnar-l Fellowships leading to profession­ PRCSCJBIPTIONS free Your teen regional selection commit­ because of '’politics." it was re­ tees in 2S cities in the United al careers. Problems PARK SINCLAIR ported. are ours States and Canada. Last year the highl.v selective Dec. 8 For Electrical Service • WhaglBatancing According to Dr. Hans Rosen- grants were awarded to gradu­ The New .lersev Supreme Court baupt of Mt Lucas Road, national ates from 1.19 different colleges, THE • A utam atic Trana- ruled that William Ozzard was Be Sure To Call miitigA Sarvica director of the Foundation, the an indication of the high quality not guilty of any conflict of in­ nominations represent an increase THREE • M a|ar 8 Mina# of education offered by many in­ terest hv serving a.s a State Sen­ i n Kapair Wark of 21 percent over last year, and Sub-tlatian stitutions. not only the well- ator and Franklin Township at- - Pait Offica a five-fold increase since the re­ known ones. Dr. Rosenhaupt BROOKS • Fraa Pick-up torney. j and Dalivary cruitment program was inaugu­ said. N. W. MAUL & SON KENDALL PARK PHARMACY on tha ro4d to Princaton naar Kingston Four scats on the South Bruns­ • Tirat-Bittaria** rated in 19.17 with a $24,000,000 For all your drug naadt — Cb H Hour* daily 8:15 to 8 P.M. wick school hoard \\-oiild he Accattpriat five-year grant from the Ford Dayton, N. J. DAvis 9-6961 Sunday 8-15 to 5 P.M. vacant in the F'ehruary election Foundation. in tha Kandali Park Shopping Cantor Ttlaphono WA 1-6275 XautP # 27 All Aliens Must Dec. 1.1 The program, designed to re­ DAvis 9-2225 - DAvis 9-6831 Stora hourt^Oatly 9 A.M. to 10 P-M. 6-Month Floor Wa* Franklin Park, N. J. An estimated 17 inche.c of snow duce a nation-wide shortage of Sunday 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. Dutch Boy Paint* (iniida A out) DAVIS 9-8259 f.-'ll on The Central Post area, qualified college teachers, main­ Report Addresses with winds drifting snow a.s high ly in the humanities and social a.s several feet, and causing mai- DRLG STORE PAINTLNG sciences, annually awards over Durinja: Ja'iuary or headaches for residents and 1.000 fellowsliips for first year The law requires all aliens in miimripalNTfficials. be.sieged hv I 1ie First National Bank DAvis 9-6839 graduate study at any university [S% SIEGELS G. K. DISCOUNT telephone ca^ls from irate citi­ of FREE ESTIMATES of the recipient's choice in the the United States, with few ex­ zens complairtjng about clogged FRANKLIN PARK United States or Canada. Each ceptions. to report their address­ TV CENTER conditions. $h>st plants and E m il elected fellow receives a $l..oOO es each January, announced E. P. i f U PHARM ACY DA. 9-8908 .schools closed. \ Cranbury stipend for living expen.ses plus j riiESCRiprioNS - luncheonette Bouchard, district director of the I Coiinril vnterF^-'t to remod-l Tubes Tested Free full tuition and family allowances COSMETICS - GREETING CAROS Sturek Immigration and Naturalization F'ranklin Town^v.p )Hall al a GIFTS Credit Term* • layaway According to Dr. Rosenhaupt. 3 ^ 0 90 Day Guarantaa Service at Newark. I of $72.nnn Corner of Rl. =27 and Painting Anttnna, Part*, ate. Forms for making the reports , Schools woii\d lopen Moiviiu Paid On Savings Deposits Naw A U tad T V Sat* Henderson Road (.uiilraclor ALL DISCOUNTS AT STOPS I will be available to aliens at ,atl j Clifford Graf, j^ u lh Brunswick 75 Years of Continued Banking Services 9 to 6 On Sunday Narga • Sylvania I superintendent Df schools, report- COMA'S post offices anti offices of the Im­ Monday thru Saturday Bring yaut *tt ta ma migration and Naturalization I ed after schools were clo.scd all 9 A M. to 10 P M. Bujiness — Conirr.ercial i Reiidentlal And tava tha karvica fee. Rambler Sales, Inc. I Scrvii e. work, FREE DELIVERY Fine In'e.'icr and Exterior Painting Sarvica Call 52-50 Phona OAvif 9-5251 R. D 1 New Road Bafara Sand Hill* Rd. an U S. t The annual alien address report ; Five hundred and one per.-ons Open Franklin Park, N. J. ^'^nmollt'n Ji'nctiOn N J. program usually causes a sharp ’ re, ci\ ed free chest X-r-n\'s anrl 9 A M . ta 8 PM.-Man. thru Sat TRY US FOR THE Bunkfi* Hill LulhtTaii Church Gise in the number of applications 271 were given diabetes tests at . for naturalization, stated Mr i.he clinic sonnsorerj hy the Ken- Bunker Hill Read Griggstown, N. J. EI.E(.TR1GIA.\ RADIO SERVICE ■ l.ill Park Shopping Center Mer- TELEVISION Rest Deni Sen iee 1 Bouchard (Ono milo from Nbw KoncJAll P^rlc) .Miens not rcf|iiired to make chan's .-Vs.sociat ion. this report are diplomats, tho.se South Rnin.svirk's $661000 ‘‘For By Grare .Are Y»* Savrd riiroiigh Faith" FRANKLIN PARK s. ilitot Imnd issue p'l.sserl. Rt. 130, Hightslown accredited to certain inlernation- Rev. George Aase, Pastor T. V. CENTER al organizations and those v lio Dec. 22 AUTO RADIO Phen* HI 8-0054 j ha\'e entere.l temporal ilv as n,g- Ti'.ree hiin'ire-i and fift\ voong- Hwy 27 . sters' attended the children's Sundiy 9 30 A.M — Sunday School ind libl* CUssri 'ricultural laborers. (next to Sunoco Station) ' Christmas partv. sponsored hv 'he 1 I 00 AM, — Worihip S«rviC9 SERVICE Service all make TV'*, phana'*, Hi-Fi, Kendall Park Democratic Chib, 8 00 P M — Evtning GetptI Strvico L. DEDICATED TO THE BEST IN BANKING tape racerdart. auta radia*. *ala* an F'ranklin’s school hoar.i hir>''l Wednesday 8 00 P M — 8ibU Study And Pr»yer Meeting STOP LOOKING FOR Service* for all make* Zen-th, O lym p ic A M atarala. VM ra- ELECTRICIANS • Home RaHe$ cerdar*. Channal Mattar radiat, Narga its two first department liei.ls for 'Alt Aro Wolcemt" • Rneoirt Playtrt applianca*. antanna and part*. • TV & R*dio Tubas the ne-.v high .school Your Kendall Park Resident Cradit Tarm* i Layaway The First N ational Bank electrician will do alterations PROHAMMER'S Now epan Man. thru Sat. a tf t DON : t.ll and new installations RADIO SERVICE 9 A M. ta 9 P.M. of Cliristm.'is gift of 1.10 ap.i a Welcome lo Call DAvis 9-2233 Cor M«|or Rd , Kinqiton In. 6 month larvica an naw aat*. cor.sage ei e prescpicd li' 'iie Monmouth Junction DAvis 9-2992 "Look for tha Broken Sign" Call DAvis 9-6816 nieniheis .if the .Monmouth ,|-ir,c- KENDALL PARK BAPTIST CHURCH t.on Fust ,\id Sniia'l .lunior South River meeting al BLILDLNG SUPPLIES Chnrtirrr! !Rh I Iv-ini e l-'oriim' 'o Mr- ,Io n P Constable School FLOORS ROOFING Gusli of tl'c Diabetes De‘e-■ mo. OfftCES: Constable Rd., Kendall Park Certcr at Midd!e>iex Genenil 11- -- Jamesburg Sheet Metal JAV.ESBURG, lAWRENCE BROOK, SOUIH R.VER, SrOTSV.OOD 0- :,il last W'sc'; ■ Monc- >■ is "HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE" FLOOR THE BUILDING CENTER ME.'.tBER FEDERAt RESERVE SVSTL.-.t ruusp'! at a dame het i n- ■ e CLEANING nt —ciil torfiy IF NOT PHONE Call - tee complete lampiet New Bruniwick & SIDING CO. Sales and Service 17 Paik Rd XI 5-4439 All carpentry work. WEDDING DA 40bb Rl SSI.U/S DUNBAR CENTER The Rev D A HusemAn. The Rov D Richie. Fife on f.re damage NEW BRLlNS'.VlCix, N. J, floor waxing service DA 9-8171 .114 HANDY STREET Hamilton jf - franklin Blvd TaUry’ Pa$tor 3563 Woodonme A.» N.aod N i OA. $ 9-3813 F'ankim Tn-Anship

> PAGE SIX THE CENTRAL POST THlR.^nW, nECF.MRF'.R 20, 1960 present board of health, No> Township definite plans have been made yet. Recommend To Install Officers iCon:-.nueti from 1) j Elect Funk, Of Women’s Guild also resuit m a contest of povver. Recreation .— The Cumm.ittee hopes to appoint 20 actively in­ —SO'-’.l S: --s-. 'C the se(‘ond m two years be’ueen Expansion The newly-clccl oil officers of Doniot ra' and F^epublirans to terested citizens to the Recrea­ Mrs. Harney tion Council on Jan. .3, including the Womens Service Guild of the sep who wins majority .ontiol, First Presbyterian Church of With one Demociat and one Re- , women, to survey the Township Of Schools and find out what i.s needed. H» Squad Heads Davton uill he installed by the piibijran inrumbent on the Com- Rev. William E. Foden at their ; said the Township expects to in- tnittee, one party ran sjain the ■New Year’s meeting on Tuesday, I stall water and electricity in majority by winning two of the Physical, Academic Jan. .3. at the manse. 8 p ut. Reichler Park next year. He Kendall Park Unit three vacanries. Those to he installed are Mrs. said the Recreation Council Suggestions Given Irving Holstcn. president: Mrs. Taxes Municipal services and ! should determine vhether the Considers Forming the municipal budget will be in- Robert Narozanick, vice presi­ Township-owned land a'cro.ss from For Budget Study dent: Mrs Milton Underwood, rreased, but the Committee hopes ; the Township dump lends itself Junior Auxiliary to "hold the line" with the tax trea.surer: Mrs. Raymond Baker, , to a recreation area for Kendall E: . ■.I'.-.-.rlc .secretary; Mrs, Donald Mumi.v, rate by using some of the $110,- i Park, TTie land has been used —So.th 000 surplus. "It's all up to^ the -\n addition to South Bnins- piogram chairman; and Mrs, bv the Boy Scouts for campingi wick High School and conslruc- Mrs. Henry Harney of 8 Pel­ •rhool hoard," .said Mr. Dobin. ham Road and Bernard Funk of 4 Carl Ochs, membership chair­ exercises. he said tion of a separate administration The muniripal tax rate depends on Cambridge Road were electcii man. ,\rca women interested in Community cooperation — Mr. building were among many rec­ I the percentage of unrollerte miles by balloon this Fall} it.* payload as it descends is under MtilCl 6L43 to photograph planets, to send brighten (witlitit A Summer program in reading. ' development. The first lest launch la«9s) I science, mathematics, music and : back TV pirliires and perhaps’ of the new sy.slem with a dummy indoor movies t.vping: a foreign language labo- ' help to explain how mir sun was payioad and the retrieval method ratory: advanced college fre.sh- ' formed. is .scheduled in early 1961. The CH 9-2474 J ” , 8T. 27 NEXT TO SHOP-8ITI Evcrftbiof about Smicb'Victor's Model G L43 Ber Light ts totaltr men courses in chemistry, a full ' Tlie program, Slrato.scope II. target period for the first full- SOMEDSIT STXtIT. NEW BtUNSWICK new. It s com paa; easy to handle; provides bener and brighter library of 8.hf)0 volumes, plus 10 i under the direction of Prof. Mar- scale. launch with telescope is Fall, light for indoor moviea. O olr I5V > inches a ide. Especially designed for each pupil: a work experience ' tin Schwarzsohild, Prinoeton Uni­ 1961, for near, small 500 watt tamps. W inding clips keep 6 foot cord in program for business eduralion versity a.stronomer. is spon,snred place when not in use- Exposure table shows correct lens settings. The telesrope is an L-shaped Complete with sturdy metal carrying case. U L approved. A demoo' students, a Summer school oh the by the fifficeNaval Research slrucUire, with one arm measur­ scratioo in our store will prove this to be ibe perfea bar light to clemcntaiy level and an adult and Ihe .Xaliniuai .^eieu^ce Founda­ ing about 2-1 feet and the oljier FOR YOUR brighteo four iodoor movica. education program. . tion Viitn support from the Na­ neari.v 19 feet. It will have' the Mr. Graf said an adult ediica- | tional Aeronautics and Space Ad-, ability, for example, to distinguish tion program would he "almost 1 ministration. | The two golf balls 1-5 inches apart Princeton University Store self supporting” The maximum The ■ rlc.sc-ipe and as.sociate.U 500 miles away. HOLIDAY cost of an cleincntarv Summer 36 lni\ci-ilv Place elect Ionic equipment weighing; While it i. s in altitude, the tele­ program would he about .$.3.ono. -l.JOti poun-ls will he hfled bv the scope will he focused and .moni­ he said balloon t.i a le\el above nearly: tored hy means of a remote con­ In other hii.siness, tlie hoard: ENTERTAINING all (U the atmo.spheric tinhiilenee trol television system ami a 70- W'dI consider a request from and dust that obsciiies ground-’ station command channel de- G. Robert DeMarco, board iiicm- ha.sed observations, according to J \-eloped by Radio Corporation of hcr. tliat George Turner, a fellow the .spnn.ioring agencies, t .•Vmerica Lahoratoi ie.s at Prince­ hoard member, be replaced on 'he Tlio ballnoii will remain aloft -TO- ton. new building,* committee. Mi. De tliroiiglioul the night v. liile ohser- Marco claimed Mr. Turner lias vation.s aie he ng inad«‘. .Yniong not attended any of the coinm.l- the fn.st objectives of the Prince­ Civil Rigihts Unit tee’.s meetings. Mr. Turner’s term ton .as'ronoiiier* are expires tins year. Has New Member I.e.arncd from boaril member To Vnalvzp Saturn’s Rings nahv-'i.s of the diiitjsions in . . • p Harold I.ear" that the architeets Mrs. niro'Ia U. (loidstein of 21 are u ni king on fmal plans for the s.r.uiii.s r.ng-v pos.sibly tlirowing Philiip.*? wa.s appointed ^k.’jl'i.UoO elemental’.' srhnol e\- •nore tigh' on 'he fae’ ors ih.al de- tei u;:re the nihpv ,,f 'he many Tur.-iday. I>ei . 27. hy Uie Town- pan.sion progiam appro\ed a fe v .■=}up (’ivimcil ’o Uio l.o( al Civil . li'sti\p .IS tlih 'ru'iut . . « ". eeks ago h-c tiie voters pai'icies tha* make ..n 'he rings. Right Comiv.is.sion Sh«» sinvocd.s — Hired Mrs. Manlvn nnu- Sl'iipes of ’ he sudden a'mos- ITS SO EASY TO CALL Kustor Burnet:, wh!‘.e I.a; ■ * l-H U! ,o ! ■' •-•‘i.* u '"- . y, ^ . h* O’p n .z n ‘.onal etai" *he ,-y ’.f*. _ ,, , 1 RIGHT TO YOUR HOME splrclion of rlrc.tnl ,tiul y - ^ "an 9 (Vr.'ral te; ‘'u-.i f’.gh' - I'oun- ‘ 'i ’’ ' '' .. ‘ — . 1 ■$. ,. .. e ' ■ ,' 1. clamnimn |cvpli\ . , . .‘r V, It-'' W’l. ■ ■ <'1 ■ ;4 f* . fu S ' - Venus h . f ' - r M.'.- >'ephHn:<' i ’O s i p o m ; e CHILLED CHAMPAGNE DELIVERED .V 7 sr