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The Franklin NEWS-RECORD ".,..-d....=o.d ~,...=.... o.j.,y S, ,,S, VOL. 14, NO. 39 at the Poll Office Ln 8omermet, Mew Jerluly. SOMERSET: NEW" JERSEY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1968 ¯ .. ’. 10¢ per copy Students Named Judge "t Semifinalists Backs Two students at Franklin High amination, and providing informa- School have been named Semi- tion about their achievements and finalists in the 1968-60 National interests. Builder ’Merit Scholarship Program. EverySemifinalist whobecomes Margaret L Teager and St°yen a Finalistwill be consideredfor B. Boswell are among the 1S,000 one of the 1,000National Merit Fox Apartments seniors who will compete for some $1,000Scholarships, allocated by 3,000 Merit Scholarships to be state. Manywill alsobe considered awarded in 1969. for the four-year Merit Scholar- Get Go-Ahead; The Semifinalists were the htgh- ships provided by some 400 cor- est scorers on the National Merit porations, foundations, colleges, Zoners Reversed Scholarship Qnalll~ting Test given unions, trusts, professional asso- last February, and constitute less ciations, other organizations, and than one per cent of the graduating individuals. secondary school seniors in the Winners of four- year Merit CountyJudge Victor A. Rizzolo United States. Scholarships may recelve up to last weekoverturned a Franklin : Semifinalists must advance to $1,500a year for four college TownshipZoning Board action tv Finalist standing to be considered years,depending on theirindtvl- rulethat a 224unit garden apart- for Merit Scholarships. They be- dualneed. Winners of the National meat complexoff EastonAvenue come Finalists by receiving the Merit$1,000 Scholarships will re- maybe built. The developmentproposed by endorsement of their schools, sub- ceiveons-time stipends of $1,000 mitring scores from a second ex- uponenrollment in college. builder Howard Fox, has been Highschool grades, accomplish- stalledfor sometime because of legalentanglements. One of those ments,leadership qualifies, extra- curricular activities, and school washls contention that the zoners 2 Firms In citizenship of the Finalists are appearedto favordeveloper Mayo evaluated, along with test scores, Sisler,who has proposeda large Two Die As Car Overturns garden apartment complex for in selecting Merit Scholarship win- Kingstonarea. Neighbor ners. FRANKLIN - An early side the car when they ar- speed,entered a ditch,and Names lathe Underthe townshlp’s new zoning of winners 1963-69 morning crash killed two people rived at the scene, near turnedover several times. Both law governingapartments, the Merit Program will be announced Saturday on Canal Road, when Randolph Road. They were War- passengerswere taken to Som- Competition by May 1969. questionof who hadpriority was early the car in which they were ren S. Nelson, 42, and Mary ersetHospital, where they were paramount.With only one-fifth of "0- travelling turned over several Ann Cooke, 29 both of Staten pronounceddead on arrival thehousing units in thetownship Leonard C. Joh~mon, president times. Franklin Police and the Island. Police report that the Police have not determined Earns Navy Promotion of New Jersey Manufacturers As- allowedto be apartments,the de- South Bound Brook First Aid car apparently left the road whichone was thedriver. veloperwho gets his up first,will at the Naval Air Station, Mem- sociation,has announcedthat E.R. Squad found the two bodies out- while taking a curve at a high Navy Wave Lieutenant (Jun- Squibb& Sons,Inc., Distribution Photo by HarveyPatterson havefilled the ratiountil sub- phis, Tenn. Lt. (Jg)Van Wlc- Local Woman stantiallymore one-family houses ior grade) Susan D. Van kle is assigned lethe communi- Center,and the AmericanMetal Wickle, 23, daughter of Mr. and MarketComFany, both of Frank- Nixon-Agnew arebuilt in Franklin. cations center at the station. A It is not known whetherMr. Mrs. Edmund P. Van Wickle of graduate of Douglass College in lin,have been nominated as entriesTeaches ’Y’ Franklin was promoted Lo her in the Ninth Annual "New Good Sislerwill appeal the matter fur- New Brunswick, she entered Adult School Headquarters ther. present rank while serving the service in June, 196’/. Neighbor" Awards Competition, co-sponsored by the New Jersey Ski Course The case first came before the Manufacturers Association and To Open zoningboard more than two years The New BrunswickArea YWCA ago. New Jersey Business magazine. The United Citizens for The entries were submitted fall programsare beginningfor IRegistration Set Fox Inc. and LakesideManor Township Water both childrenand adultsand a Nlxon- A gnewwill open F rank- will erect the apartmentson a Robert G. Ransone, Director, So brochureof allof thefall activi- lin Township Campaign Head- 15-acretract owned by ElaineS. erect County Economic Develop- Registrationfor the Franklinmeans of implementingthe pro- ties will be sent on requestto quarters next Monday, Sept. Fox on EastonAve. east of John ment Committee and Julius Verge, AdultEvening School will be heldgram. 30 at 8 p.m. Chairman of the Franklin Town- FranklinTownship residents. F. Kennedy Blvd. Oneof thenew fall classes will Monday, Sept. 30 from 7 to 9 The group decided to particu- The headquarters will be Before construction begins, Rates To Rise shipIndustrial Commission. p.m.at FranklinHigh School. located at ,566 Hamilton St. The Independentjudging corn- be a Ski-Fitness course for men larly direct the program to those however, attorneysfor the builder Councilis planningrepass along and the womenare seeking volun- womenand children,beginning on Additionalregistration mayalso members of the community who County candidates and local andthe township will have to agree to a per cent ih-: mitts°,chaired by Commissioner residents 15 teers to supervise the children. Wednesday, Oct. 2, and continuing be madeon the first night of class- lack formal schooling and face officials are expected to attend on conformingthe buildingplans to crease in water rates that was re- Council is expected to appoint Robert A. Roe of the N.J. Depart- es, which start Oct. 8, or by personal hardships due to a lackof the ceremony. ment of Conservationand Econo-for ten weeks, and instructed by the township’sgarden apartment cently granted to Elizabethtown Phlllip Morgan, Hadler Drive, as Mrs. Joan Rockley of Franklin mall. a high school diploma. -0- code. If agreementcannot be Water Company. mic Development,will meet on Mail registrations will be ac- an alternate member of the In- NJMA The course will include pre-ski The citizens group agreed that reachedHizzolo will again review First mention of the increase dustrial September 25 at Trenton cepted at anytime between now the programshould enable students Commissiontonight. headquarters and the ten winners’ conditioning, tips on equipment, a thecase. was made at Tuesday’s council Mr. Hadler is presently the ski film, help In technique, and in- and Oct. 8 according to E.T. Hop- to acquirea highschool equival- Conerly PTA In approvingthe builder’s claim agenda session. The company’s names will be announcedimme- Idns, co-directorof the adult chairman of the Board of Educa- diately. formation on where to go skiing. ency diploma from the state. of hardship, theJudge noted that increase took effect on Monday tion Advisory CommRtoo on Vo- Mrs. Rocldey, who is a R.N. school. The directors also agreed to ex- Meeting Tonight a ravineconsuming five acresof insteadof in December as origin- The top ten firms will be se- A group of residentshave met cational Education. He formerly and has a master’s degree in pand the current curriculum by meeting Conerlythe Fox tract made constructionof allyscheduled. lected on the basis of their eco- with school officials to draw up adding such courses as high school The first of the Thetownship.’ s increase will be served as a member of the Board nomic value tO the area, the beauty education from Rutgnrs Unive~’- Road SchoolParent Teachers As- a shoppingcenter impractical. He of Education. sity, was taughtto ski by Emo plans for a Citizens Advisory Com- math and English, along with such readyfor enactment in lateOcto- of theirbuildings and grounds, and preciouscourses as business,vo- soclation is called for tonight, also noted that a variance had been Heinrich, former Austrian Olym- mittee for Adult Education. granted for a one-family housing ber. -O- the company’s communiW efforts. Amongthose attending were Jo- cationaland avocational training. Sept. 26 at 8:15 p.m. Nominations are submitted by pic coach at Straiten Mountain in The traditional "Get Acquainted developmenton an adjacenttract Townshipmanager James West- Vermont. She her husband and seph Wilson, assistantsuperinten- Thegroup plans to furtherexpand in theshopping center zone. man saidyesterday that the com- mayors of municipalities, local dent, Hopkins and Sanford Wolff, the secondaryofferings next se- Night" is an opportunity for par- Scholastic Aptitude son,are all avid skiers andspend ents to meet the entire teaching The zoners had denied the apart- pany’sincrease was orlglnally chambers of commerce, county co-directors of the adult school, mester. industrial development commis- 40 daysa yearskiing in Vermont staff. ment variance because they said scheduledfor December,and that Oct. 26 At FHS Registrationfor this classis Mrs. Joseph Schiller, Mrs. Oscar he wasplanning to havea newrate sions, or any organization inter- the garden apartments would in- now beingaccepted at the YWCA. Ststrunk, Mrs. Cecil Stilland Rob- crease traffic and would be a scheduleready for passage by
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