4’ The Franklin NEWS-RECORD Bntored es mocond claes mellcr on July S, 196] VOL. 14, NO. 23 et the Pout Office In Somerset, New Jereey. SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1968 10~ per copy Job Council Training Stewpot Sought Simmers

Hamilton Park Third Session Group Urges Continues Regan Program Soon Seating Debate

Members of an overwhelming By K.D. Tiven majority of the poor families near Hamilton Park, Franklin Town- A Township Council split four- ship, want JOb training, according fourwith neither side showing a~y to a survey directed by Ronaid inclinationtoward compromise in Copeland,director of the Hamilton the William Regan appointment Park Neighborhood Youth Develop- controversymeets againtonight ment Program. The survey was at 8 p.m. sponsored by the Somerset Com- This is the third resumption of munity Action Program. Scouts ~om Troop254pulleda floatwithanIndian a meeting which started May 23, While the survey concluded that onlyto adjournthree times as the members of 62 per cent of the The Franklin High School Golden Warrior band, champions of the Jaycee marching band contest in 1967 ~eme. deadlockover a successorto Jo- poor families surveyed desired Job here show that they have quite a "following" sephPucillo’s 2nd Wardseat re- training, it also indicated that sistedany Settlement. many of the poor who responded: A checkthis week did, however, negatively did so because they: findcouncilmen nearly unanimous were "too old" or "too ill" for on one thing-- not one of them suchtraining. I Photos by LoSardo Early Bird: Dry Parade was willingto hazardmore than The survey, covering 207 house- I a vague guess at what will happen holds in a low income area of] this evening. IFranklin Township, showed 52 But if nothing happens and Mr. guidelinesfamilies whilean°ther 15were to ] G be poor by Federal ~~~~fl~[~~[~~[~~~~[[~~~~uU~~~~~~~~ Regan is still a’councilman-to-be" definiteaction will occur tomor- only slightly above poverty or in row, saidHarry Stilwe11, one of the"mar ginal" category, rail dJ ur yNi...... xe$ ...... , 848 Apartments hischief supporters. Training in auto mechanics and "We’ll file suit to have him seat- bodyrepairrbeanty culture, home[ ed," said Mr. Stilwell. nursing, or consumer education The main point will be that the was most destred by those who To Go Up In Fall appointmentis valid becauseit answered. Brutality’ Charge had a majorityof the councilmen The survey shows once again A State Trooper accused of using Franklin Municipal Court when Builder-bankerMayo Sislerof was the lack of sewerand water voting,4-2-2. Mr. Stilwellcon- what we have known all along: officialsat the MarlboroState facilities. tends there is no NewJersey sta- Poor people want training for good excessive force in arresting IFranklinTownship will start con- Hospitaldecide Sutton is in con- structionthis fall on an 848-unit However,it is understoodthat tute that requires an absolute ma- Jobs," Mr. Copeland declared. George Sutton, 24, a Negro, in Jority of the entire Council, or He called on government and dittonto attend.Grand Jury ac= garden apartmentand shoppingMr.Sisler has tentatively arranged Franklin on April 21 was cleared tion mightfollow the resultsof five votes. industry to provide meaningful Job by the Somerset Grand Jury last center complexon Route 27 in for this with South Brunswick, that hearing. which borders Route 27 on tile After the original vote, Mayor training in skills thai are in de- week. the Kingstonsection If a favor- Robert F. Pterry said the nom- Neither Trooper Wardle nor i ablecourt decision last week is easterly side. mand. Mr. Copeland added thatthe The Grand Jury refused to ination had not carried. At the re- next step is for industry to hire on Suffontestified at the grand jury notappealed. Arthur Meredith, attorney for charge Trooper Arthur Wardle of hearing. Under law, the delibera- The FranklinTownship Coun- Sisler, said he is studying the sumption on May 28 he said the a truely nondiscriminatory basis. vote had yet to be recorded and the Princeton barracks on an at- tions are not available to the cil has 38 days left in which affect the’ decision may have on The survey was conducted in trocious assault complaintbrought then changed his abstention to a March with the assistance of Rut- press. to file an appeal of the Somer- Howard Fox of Princeton, who by Sutton’s mother, Mrs. Sadie However, County Prosecutor set County Court decision order- has been attempting to build 244 no vote, as did J. Leonard Vliet. gers sociology students and mem-Mitchell. This action is also a point Mr. bers of the Franklin High School MichaelImbriani said thateight ing the township to grant the zon- apartments in the:;Easton Avenue The action "was not really un- witnesseswere heard,Including section of Franklin. Mr. Fox and Stilwell said would be chal- Key Club. ing variance to Mr. Staler. lenged. -0- expected," said Edward Whiteurs a memberof theCounty Jail staff, In hopes of avoiding further Mr. Staler were concerned over whot4stlfied as to Sutton’scon- who would get first choice at Whether tonight’s session will of Franklin, chairman of the Som- legal delays, Mr. Sisler said he result in a solution or lead to erset County Congress on Racial dltlonwhen he was broughtin by is willing "to sit down with the building If the ratio was held Equality, who has called a meet- police. binding. another adjournment is unknown. Council and work out a compro- Both Mayor Pierry and Bruce c High School ing for 8 p.m. tonight at the Com- Membersof the black commun- mise." -o- munity Center, Fuller Street. tty in Franklin, who saw the in- This might include a reduc- Williams said they understood Admitting that little can be done cident occur as they left the tionin thenumber of apartments,=Madeline Dressel there was sentiment to keep the on the alleged policeIf brutality, ’f church, claim that Sutton was issue alive. / Caravan Visits or otherunnamed concessions, he "7 hear all kinds of things, Mr. Whiteurs said that he was struck as he shrugged off the said,to a/lowwork to starton the Wins Gold Key most concerned now with what ac- trooper. first150 hnits. rumors all the time," said the willbe takenagainst Sutton, Mayor, Tuesday. Industries tion Some spokesmen for the black AlthoughMr. Sislerwants to From Accountants Said Mr. Williams: "I hope a mental patient, whofaces a ser- communityclaimed thatSutton was negotiate now, TownshipAttor- ies of charges. beaten while in police custody we can bring it to a conclusion Fifty Franklin High School sen- ney HenrySpritzer said Tuesday and get on with the business of iors recently took part in a "Bus- An automobile chase from Ken- before being returned to the hos- he had yet to receivea copy of Miss MMeline Dressel, amem- pital. He was on leave from the her of the current graduating class government in an orderly fash- iness and Industry Caravan" as dail Park to Franklin resulted In the courtdecision. In addition,at Franklin High School, received ion." part of a joint enterprise between a speeding arrest, which precipi- hospital and was driving his moth- the presentstruggle in the Re- the arnual award for the highest A legalpoint that Township At- the Franklin Township Industria~ tated the incident in front of the er’s auto when he was chased for publicanmajority over an appoint-grades in bookkeeping and account- torney Henry Spritzersaid he Development Committee and the First Baptist Church on Somerset running a red light. mentto theCouncil makes tt dif- ing,-~ an engraved gold key, pre hadn’tconsidered was whetherthe school’s Cooperative Industrial Street. Mr. Whiteurs said that he would ficultto bringthe Council together seated by the RaritanValleyChap- Councilcould hold its regular Education Guidance Department. The state trooper has oharged continue to voice criticism of the for an informalmeeting, said Mr. sessionnext Thursday if It still Suttonwith eluding an officer and ter of the National Association of A school bus made a tour of arrest, which he said is an ex- Sprltser. Accountants, during ceremonies at hadfailed to completethe May ~-3 local industries, dropping off in- resisting arrest. A hearing on ample of "what happens everyday JudgeJ. BerkeleyLeahy’s deci- the school Tuesday. session. terested students at designated these charges will be held in to blacks in America." sionmay have a far-reaching effect A suggestion last week that a industries, One of the largest accounting where plant tours in Franklin and other municipal- organizations in the world, NAAis special election be held for the were made and follow-up meet- ities because it ruled the ordinance 2nd Ward probably will be no more ings conducted. Also explored a non-profit organization devoted setting a 20 per cent ratio of to disseminating and increasing than just that, said Mr. Pierry. werejob opportunities for students apartmentsto singlefamllydwell- He cited a special bill passed J ranklin Motorist ings was not applicablein this the knowledge of accounting. after graduation. Both Hit The Books Madeline is the daughter of Mr. about five years ago at Franklin’s James Gavin, assistant vice ORS e. request that madeselections un- president of FranklinState Bank, ruling,based only and Mrs. John Dressel of 11 Rus- STUDENT TEAM -- Classes liststudent aiming for a sec- The Judge’s set Road. She is a member of necessary when the appointment is spent the mornlng with a group of at Alma White College are a ondaryschool teaching certi- on zoning questions, said that be- the National ttonor Society, and for less than a year. ~ students. All phases of banking :harged In Murder mother=daughteractivity for flcate.She hopes eventually to cause of the large size of Frank- was also active in the Girls Ath- "We call it the Radcliffe Bill were demonstrated ,’rod explained. Mrs. WarrenPetersen, right, obtain a master’s degree. lin, the 20 per cent ratio was un- because it was passed when George At Broadway Improvement Co., con pulled a gun and fired two of Bound Brook and daughter letic Association, Girls Track A Franklin man is being held in DaugherKim, a freshman,lean reasonable. He noted the ratio Teamand the Student Council. She Radcliffe was named to a seatwith several students who have pur- Middlesex County Jail on amurder shots,striking him in the chestKim. Mrs. Petersenis adean’s Englishmajor. limitation was established after has been accepted by Wllkes Col- less than a year until the next sued metal-shop training at the charge after he ailedgedlyshot an- and groin.He was deadon arrival the variance to Mr. Staler was lege, Wilkes-Barre, Pv. election," he said. If appointed, High School were conducted other man Thursday after a minor at MiddlesexGeneral Hospital. rejected in February, 1967. The award was presented onbe- Mr. Regan would face a municipal through the plant by Nick Ran- automobile accident in North Judge Leahy said he felt the hail of the Raritan Valley Chapter election in May, 1969. auro, welding shop foreman. Ca- B runs wick. N°rthBrunswckr’°licesaidthatlJaycees Look kbr Jr Champ apartments would meet a short- "You’ve torn down in five minu- reers in heating, air-condition- Macon then fled the accident scene by its Director of Education Ac- on Livingston Avenue near Route 1. age tn Franklin, and would pro- tivities, Morris B. Kadin, C.P.A. tes what it took the COp five ing, and sheetmetal work were Held without bail is Isiah Macon, vide tax revenues in excess of 25, of 31 Franklin Boulevard, the He was arrested later at his home The Franklin Township Jaycees! and girl athlete of the day and to , -0- years to build in Franklin," said explained to the group. will hold a "Junior Champ" fit- the first, second and third place the cost of municipal services PIANO RECITAL Mr. Pucfllo to the mayor last father of four childreE:, i by Franklin Police Sg2. William required. The next stop was John Wiley ~ Ciampa and North Brunswick po- ness test Saturday at the high winners in all events. The students of Florence Kessel week. & Sons, book publishers, where Dead is Ralph Sasso, 23, of New school athletic field. He upheldMr. Sisler’s conten- But the mayor has somewhat Brunswick,an Army veteranre- lice. Entry blanks are available at 19 Conerly Rd. will perform at a Don Burke, Personnel Manager, The program, Part of ana- all township schools, and must tionthat the landwas unsuitablepiano recital ~unday, June 9,, d/fferent view on the result of his conducted a group of 15 through cently returned from Vietnam. The investigation by the North tionai Jaycee effort in coordina- be filled out and signed by parents for singlefamily dwellings, bas- sudden decision not to back Regun the premises. The company em- _ Brunswick police and the Middle- ingmost of hisdeclsion on a trans-students are: Janet Berkowitz, According~to police,.~asso., sex County Prosecutor’s office is tionwith the President’s Court- in orderfor the would-be "Junior Stacy Berman, Larry Brooks, Les- after the nomination had received ploys many in the office, clerical struck Macon s car as ne passea criptof testimonywhen the var- approvalat the Councllagenda and data processingdepartments...... Icontinuing and no date hasbeenset oil on Physical Fitness, will start champ" to participate. The entry iancewas before the ZoningBoard lie Brooks, Francine Crystal, ram, Tney stoppecl, along wire alfor., nr~limln~rv h~anrinc, at 9:30 a.m. It is open to rest- blanks are due back in school Bruce Goldberg, Jayne Goldberg, session. Many FHS graduates are now em- ...... o. dents between the ages of 9-18. tomorrow. of Adjustment. "I’m of the opinion that it’s friend of Sasso who was following I ...... In April, Judge Leahy asked Steven Goldner,Aliza Mykoff, Ca- ployed by the company. in a separatecar. I Sense,a nativeof New Bruns-There wlll be 12 categoriesand Winnersaxe eligibleto com- rol O’Loughlin,Debbie Schwartz, neither hurting nor helpingFrank- High frequency welding was Policesaid thatSasso attemptedlWick and an employeof the Cole-more than 40 separatecontests pete in the stateJunior Champmeet the Councilto providea written lin or the COP,This should be ex- rationalefor the rejection of the Judy Schwartz, Paul Silver, demonstrated at Turbotron, Inc., to minimizethe damagein a dis-I nialTank TransportCompany, was in trackand fieldevents. June29, and winnersot that may DeAnneThompson, and StevenVaJ- pected occassionally. Whenits ov- where all types of metal are sha- buried variance.Their prime reason er, the partywill probably be the ped and welded in a seemingly cusslonwith Macon,but thatMa-[ Monday. Trophieswlll go to the top boy go to the nationalin Oregon. faY. _ . strongerand better for tt. I feel magical process in a matter of thatin certaininstances dissentis seconds. During this tour, Rich- gOod." ard Ochs, Executive Vice Presi- So, tonight the session resumes. dent of the company, led a group On one side will be the mayor, of interested students through the County, Franklin Differ: Sl:all Food Program Mr. Viler and DemocratsRichard plant demonstrating every phase Driverand FosterBurnett. Op- of automated techniques connected posingthem will be Mr. Stilwell, with welding, cutting, and polish- By K,D,’liven * ******* Mr, Williams,Lawrence Gerber ing of various kinds of metal mice, he said. "This is a wide-rangepro- lnations, are sold through and AlbertBessenyei. tubing. Job opportunities for grad- A surplusfood distribution Countiesahead of Somerset gram--eligibility is on a sliding banks, which get a 35 cent fee Caughtin the middleagain is uates were discussed with tlle stu- Programoriginally destined to The CountyFreeholders Tuesday approved the allocationof on theapplication list account scale basedon familysize and fendsfor administrationof the Food Stamp program.The free- for each transaction. A family Mr. Regan,a quiet,solemn-look- dents. open this month in Franklin. for the anticipatedsix-month netincome. Senior citizens us- usually has to buy a minimum ingman admiringlycalled a "con- Finally, a group of students was may never start because of holderssaid the delayuntil January, 1969, is the resultof red ually qualify also, Mr. Gold- servative"by hisfriends and bit- tapeand training personnel to administerthe program. delay, said Mrs. Gemeroy. of $20 (at a cost of $12) per conducted to the Hurty-PeckCo., Pressureto use the federal There may also be a money berg said. month. Mr. Geldberg indicated terly denouncedas a "conserva- whereall typesof syntheticand Food Stamp plan on a county- Mrs,C-emeroy indicated that tive" by opponents.The accept- * ** ~* ** ~ problem,according to Bernard that as many as 8S per cent of pureflavors are introducedinto widebasis. Goldberg, an official of the preliminaryestimates show a- the eligible families were using ance speechhe broughtwith him all typesof foods and prepara- Because distributionand State Department of Agencies bout409 county families qualify the program where available. on May 23 is now outdated by tionson a commercialscale, Ed- stamp plans -- both aimedat gainapproval this month, Coun- stampplan. Residents of areas and Institutions. for the program.She couldn’t The stamp plan Is "favored events, but he is determined that ty WelfareDirector Marie Ge- wardKrok, pllmt manager, led file low incomefamilies -- cannot borderin~ Middlesex saw the "We’vebeen giving it out to estimate how much federal by the governor and the Board eventswill soon allow a chance group from one operation to an- operatesimultaneously, state meroy says the plan couldn’t stamsp,"but couldn’t get them 13 of 21 counties.With more moneywould be involved. of Public Welfare," said Mr, to read an acceptance speech. other, stopping casually 1,000 gal- officialstold Franklin Welfare startbefore January, 1969. because the program is on a countiesapplying, we may have The federalgovernment pays Goldberg. "With stamps, the lon vats of liquid flavor. OfficerRobert Johnston to "hold If thereis a six monthde- countybasis. to see how muchthere is leRto 100 per cent of the "bonus" localmerchants get themoney. "0" oft"on thedistribution program lay,Mr, Jolmston says he will involved:the difference between The tour was organized by Sam Th~ pressure is great in spend," he said. Some have shown as much as SERVING IN VIETNAM Ronsvalle and Gene McDonald, co- untLISomerset County decides attemptto operatethe distribu- Oncethe application is ap- thecost of thestamps and the an eight to 12 per cent in- whatto do, Franklin,said Mr. Johnston, ordifiators at Frm:klin HighSchool tion Programin the interim. proved, said Mr. Goldberg, valueof thestamps. Generally, creasein businesswith the Airnmn First Class John T. A countyapplication for the An officeand a freezerhave because Somerset Street, the in cooperation with Julius Varga~ county border, runs through stateofficials will move in and a $6 investmentbrings $10 stamps,"he said. McNally,son of Mr. and Mrs. Chairman of the Township Indus- stampplan now hinges on appro- alreadybeen obtained, as well worth of stamps.The county the low-income area. Families "saturatethe county with infor- "Also,a familygets to shop John F. McNallyof 100 Irving- trial Development Council. As- val from the CountyBoard of as a llstof Peopleinterested mation."Then a countyteam is Paysthe administration costs: in regularavenues of trade. ton Ave.,Franklin, is on dutyat sisting on the tour were Franklin Freeholdersfor the estimated receiving commodities. on the Middlesex side are get- in the trainedto handlethe screening estimatedat $1S,000for the Rather than ~ait in liner or Da Nang AB, Vietnam, He is a High School faculty members Gor- $15,000yearly cost of opera- Pressureon Somersetcounty ting stamps, while Franklin andcertification of families eli= firstyear. commodities, they have the us- 1965 graduate of St. Peter’s High don Binks, Charles Pulchrano and ringthe program. officialsincreased rapidlyafter neighbors get nothing, soley be- giblefor the program, and nor- The stampbooks,which come ual supermarket selection to School in New Brunswick, Jacques Schmied But shouldthe application Middlesex Countystarted the cause of geography not econo- mal administration. in $2,$3, $10and $20dehorn- choose from" he said. SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS 1968 PAGE 2 , | THURSDAY, JUNE 6, ’~ $~.,~g~ ~ $?~L~.~ ~ t.".~,.~..~ ~;~,¢.’ ~.’:~ ~:~,:~ ~.%~.,:: ~:~.~ .,..~..~..~. ,,~, SOUTH SOMERSETNEWSPAPERS THIS WEEK’S State Planners Seek More ..:~ lli Published every Thursday byThe Princeton .Packet, Inc. SPECIALS I~} The Franklin’NeWs-Record i ~i} TheManville News Open Space- 600,000 Acres SouthSomerset News MW",Te..Mus[, one based on population, the other Michael Levy,Managing Editor ’ A report recommending that space land acquisition is particu- Joseph Angeloni, Sales and Business Mgr. one-eighth 0f New Jersey’s land larly important in this "crlUcal~ on balanced land use. area be set aside for public open area"because development pres- In terms of meeting the mini- MainOffice: 6-10 Arlington Street, Manville space to meet recreation and con- sures are reducingthe availablemumstandard of 800,000 acres of HillsboroughOffice: 63 Rt. 206 South, Somerville servation needs by 1985has been supply of land while the number open space of federal, state and ~!i ~ Franklin Office: 725 HamiltonStreet issued by the Division of State and of people needing open space is county responsibility for the 10 Mailing address: P. O. Box 146, Somerville, N. J, 068,7,6. Regional Planning of the Depart- increasing. million population level, NewJer- SHOP sey .is presently near the two= ment of CommunityAffairs. It recommendsa balanced pro- thirus mark with the greatestneea’ f~’ Telephone: 725-3300 The report recommended opm gram of acquisition in all areas at the state and county levels of space policies for the federal, of the State, with emphasis on responsibility. ~I MailSubscription Rates iii~i FOR state and county levels of govern- protection of water resources. ~it 1 Year -- $4.50 ’ 2 Years-- $8.00fiii ment which wouldset as. lde 600,- The plan cites methods bywhich A centralprinciple of Um report 000 acres of open space for asehy open space can be obtained and is forcounty recreational areas to be located,so that residents can LESS the 10 million uopulatton expected protected. In somecases, itnotes, reach themwithin 30 minutes tra- to be rnaclled in NewJersey be- governments can preserve open vel time.Every resident of a ma- tween 198~-1990. space cheaply and effectively by Jorurban center, the report adds, Society At Midnight AT The 120-page "New JerseyOpen purchasing development rights or shouldbe within60 minutesdriving SpacePolicy Plan" states that easementson property, rather than :imPof a staterecreational area. whileminimum standards requireacquiringfull title. The shocking news of the attempted assassination of Sen. thatNew Jersey have 480,000 acres The policy plan is the first Ina of openspace for the10 million Robert F. Kennedyon the eve of his primary victory In Cali- L&S Although the report’s emphasis ~eries of reports preliminary to a fornia struck the world and us as we were preparing to paste populationlevel, an additional25 is on open space policies, quanUta-Comprehensive Statewide De- up our newspapers, yesterday morning. per cent is necessary as a rea-i velopment sortable excess because "an open live open space deficits for the Plan which will recom- There is little that anyone can say in times like these: that mend long-range development the act of an assmssinatton is cruel, unthinking, uncivilized OPEN EVENINGS TIL’ 9, I space program must be a Jump various~ governmental levels were policies for a population of 10 and ill-fitting in a country which claims to have reached some ahead of development pressures If I determined through use of two million. It is expectedto be ready sort of pinnacle of "civilization." = it is to have any chance of suc-I types of recognized standards -- in 1969, Further: some would say that our society teaches the use cess." of the gun and the sure, swift stroke of killing aa an end to Furthermore,the report slates problems and dissent. There is not doubt that America will examIne herself after total of one-fourth of the state’s this act, as it has done when the senator’s brother wmsmur- land area,will be needed to ac- A Walk For dered, when Martin Luther King was murdered and when other commodateo o.oothe openspace0 needsof ,u. OlRecreatio public figures fall to thehand of the deranged, the unstable, inthe first half of the next century.n the polltcaily fervent. T he Divisionof S ateand Regional This examination will take time -- generations, perhape ~lafining has projected that New according to the wIndsand whimsof history. Jersey’s population eventuallywill We are in this period of assessment now, and havebeen Somerset Trust reach 20 million persons, 13 mil- Who hikes? And who cares? the Georgia-to-Maintrail. since 1948 when our foreign policies took new and alarming lion morethan today, assuming If you are a professionalworker Survey tabulators found that 22 directions. continuationof present zoningpat- between the ages of 31 and 45 out of every 25 hikers were mere-I Weentered yet another period of reflection in 1954, and again, terns and trends of growth and de- with an average incomeof $11,160, hers of organized groups ,- from 1964, whenthe nation began to see, for the first time, citizens Company velopment.At that population level were raised in a city of more than YMCAand YWCAcamps to Boy whosecontrasting skins should not have made them all but In- the State would be "filled up." 50,000 population and nowlive in Scouts, Girl Scouts and 4-H clubs. visible. The Division estimates the State a city of 25,000 or more, youprob- Only 107 persons walked alone or Like any country in any time of trouble, change, reflection will reach 20 million population in ably spend 14 per cent of your va- with family membersor friends. and new directions takes time. It is the sharp images graven Finderne Shopping Center the 2630-2040 decade and hasused cation time hiking. The average weekdayhiker took Into public consciousness which provide the incentive, the this level as the basis of its And who says so? a walk of 31 miles.The week- catalyst, the steam, which speeds slow change, and powers all Forestry experts at the Rutgers enderwas more leisurely,av- efforts to change. HorizonConcept Plan for long-College of Agriculture and En- eraginga Jaunt of 25 miles.Week- Morecould be said,now, more should be said,but words rangedevelopment. vironmental Science, that’s who. enders came from as far away as areno balmto a horrifiedfamily -- andnation--sitting by a " HOURS DESIGNED ’"rhereport makes it clear The foresters have studied the 86 miles to use thetrail. bedsidewaiting for a turnfor the better. thatwe mustact now to setaside use of the Appalachian Trail in Prof, West predicts that Stokes Yesterdaymorning, hours after the news broke. Hector Igle- moreopen space land, particularly Stokes State Forest in Sussex Forest will become one of the sims,Manville, a Rider College sophomore, came Into the office nearareas where urban growth ts County. They conducted a survey mostimportant playgrounds inthe withthe following poem. It goesbeyond the editorial or thenews WITH YOU IN MIND " expanding," Sidney L. Willis, di- on a personal interview basis not Eastwhen the TocksIsland Dam story: rector of the division said. unlike the kind that examinestele- on the Delawareis completedand "Popolation increases are ln- vision viewers. Forestry students megalopoliscontinues to encroach SOCIETY AT MIDNIGHT evltRbleand that meanswe will and professors took up posts on the uponthe state’s remaining natural FOR ALL YOUR have to acquire open space for trail and asked hikers questions woodlandareas. recreation and water supply," he vitalto their study, -0- Singing, cheering, lively voices of added. ’~rhe only choice we have is Theywanted to learnwho uses victory; to act nowor wait while the land theforests so thatpractical plans Rutgers Names lights showeryellow the halls of BANKING NEEDS- is developedand the financial and canbe madefor their future use. humancosts rise." The Rutgersforesters have made Professorships wal .tzing humanspirits; The report was developed with similarsurveys among fishermen, (WE THE PEOPLE .... cooperation from other state de- campers and hunters,and on Twenty-twofull professorships chosen people of history) partment, countyplanning boards ,theproductivity rate of the forestare among95 promotionsfor State skies are sleepy in purple ice; and park commissions,regional itself. Universityfaculty members an- agencies,universities, andothers. What motivates the hikers7 Un-nouncedby Dr. MasonW. Gross, (BUT ASK NOT .... 725- 3000 The Open SpaceSubcommittee of doubtedly,says the survey, they presidentof Rutgers. of this severed motion) theGovernor’s Interdepartmental appreciate nature and the outdoor Teachers and research special- we must join hands and promenade Committeefor State Plarmlng re- ;life,they like the relaxationof isis in 21 different colleges, for marbledquests are flesh with viewedthe work and previous ’hikingand they think it’s a greatschools and other units of the him; 6 CONVENiENTLYLOCA TED OFFICES drafts. wayto exercise. University received promotions The kind of land development"Ourpurpose in thesurvey was They include 54 persons promoted (THERE IS A DREAM.... CLOSEDALL DAY GOODFRIDAY ¯ USUAL FRIDAY HOURSON THURSDAY. New Jerseycan expectat the I0 to geta characterizationof the to associate professor and 19 to will we bring it across the border millionpopulation level is mappedhikers,"explains Richard F. West,assistant professor. Amongthose ofspeeches) out, with the area of greatest ur- professorof forestryat Rutgers.promoted are: hopeis surging, surging, surging; " BRII)(;EWATER ¯ RARITAN banization outlined as a "critical "We alsowanted to findout Just Robert W. Mopes, Bhckwell’s but then the patient turns in his area." howextensively the trails are be- Mills, to professor of music, Rut- This"critical area"covers the ingused. Until we madethis real gers College, Dr. Martin Picker, smokysteel bed as somepast malady ¯ FINI)ERNE ¯ SOMERVILLE northeastern quadrant of the state effortto findout, we couldonly 16 Barker Rd,, Franklin, profes- returns a thunderous octave. 50 W. HIGHST.-- 19 W. HIGHST. withtwo legs branchingsouthward guess." sor of music, Rutgers College. fromNew Brunswick.The western Forestry students set up their Dr. Alexander Elcholz, 103 De- legof urbanizationextends along poll-taking "shops"at two check MoltIn., Franklin,associate pro- M AI{TINSVII.I.E ¯ WAT(:li[’NG the DelawareRiver from Lambert- Iglesias MEMBERF.D.I.C. points, enjoying solitude with the lessorof physlology,Medical vflleto Salem.The easternlegex- birds and trees and blue sky until School. i tendsalong the AtlanticShore a hiker came along. During a 59- Dr. MarIateresa Moevs, Black= fromSandy Hook to B arnegatLight. day test period, about 1,500hikers well’s Mills,assistant professor GOP Proposes Two.Year The planemphasizes that open usedthe Stokes Forest section of of Ralian,Douglass College. 134-60 Budget.Making State New Jersey Republicans hat wouldmake the state’s fiscal poll- weekannounced a new budget pro- ciesmore understandahle to the posal whichwill allow business-public. mento phnahead for their future The GOPmajority plans this if you have indoor plumbing statetaxes with more accuracy. year to propose bonds totaling and outdoor children, maybe you need SomersetCounty Assemblyman $890million. WebsterB. ToddJr. saidthat the Tl~sbreaks downto $600 mil- a larger water heater. hudget proposal submitted by the llonfor transportation, $230 mil- GOPmajority will contain general lion for education and $60 mllUon spendingand tax guidelines for the for institutions and agencies. next fiscal year as well as the The RepublJcanshave called for formal program of taxes and $180 millionin matchingfunds spendingfor the fiscal year which fromthe state to localschool dis- starts July1. triersfor construction anda $2~ Assemblyman Doughs E. Gim- milliondirect return to thelocal son, of Hunierdon Warren and schoolsystems for revenues gen- andSussex counties,said the phneratedby thesales tax. callsfor ~s state,for the flrs~ time,to planits programsmore -0- thanone year ahead of time.This caneliminate much time spent by Sailor Gets theAssembly In a reviewof such oear’sspending and taxing poli- cies. His Diploma Theproposal, he believes,will cutdown the annual political ten- ~lonsaecompanylng the budget-By Proxy ma~ngprocedure and allow legis- biers to give more attention to Robert Hugh McMasters, pros- other state problems. entl7 serving with the Navyaboard Furthermore, the GOPlegis- the destroyer U.S.S. Nicholas in lators say, their program will the vicinity of Viet Nam, was allow businessmen to plan their awarded his diploma Mondaynight tax expenditures over a longer in- by proxy, by theAlmaPreparatory terval. This is more "business- school, Z arephath. like" Mr. Gimsonsaid, and will The boy’s mother, Mrs. Jay Join NewJersey with 30 other McMasters, 24 Meadowbrook states already on a simthr budget- DriveHilisborough, received the making program. diplomaon his behalffrom Miss Moreover,the changewillallow Ruth Spaats, principal of the a moreorderly operation of allschool, at Commencementcere- state government agencies and monies in the church auditorium. Mr; McMasters plans to go to WOMAN INJURED college upon his discharge next year, and Bishop Arthur IC White, HILLSBOROUGH,--Mrs. John president of AlmaWhite College Digglnsof ¯ Somervillesuffered saidthat he hopesmeans can be head injuries whenshe was thrownfoundto awarda scholarshipto against the windshield of a car the youngelectronlcs specialist driven by her husbandSunday night atthat time. along Camplain Road. Mr. Diggins SinceMr. McMastersentered told police he was forced to stop the Navy three years ago, he has short after being cut off by a completed a Navyeducatlonalpro- Theright size gaswater heater gives you all the hot wateryou need...when you needit... passing car. 1MPS.Dlggias was gram leading to the awarding of a at the turn of a tap. Socall your local plumbingcontractor. He’s the manwho can tell you treated at Somerset Hospital and NewJersey HlghSchoolequlvalen- if your presentwater heater is large anddependable enough for your family’s requirements. released. cy certificate. It was on the basis -0- of this achievementthat the school Remember:families growlarger; waterheaters don’t. decided to award the diploma to Cotton-cushioned mat- PUBLICSERVICE tresses are cooler because of their former student. ELECTRICAND GAS cotton’s built-in circulating , Mrs. McMasters,the sailor*s Make sure you have the right size I GASI Water Heater: COMPANY system. mother,is a studentat Alma WhiteCollege. THURSDAY JUNE 6, 1968 D SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD TH,E MANVILLE NEWS PAGE 3, ii ii ii iii BUY YOUR CAR IN GREI NBROOK

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Church school at picnic after the Services in Cblon- school at 9:45 a.m. Evening Wor- 8 and 10 a.m. worship serving is Park. Parlshonersare Hill chairman. at 9:45 a.m. 9:4S a.m. ship at T p.m. Church instrueUon at 9 a,m. Ves. tai en= During the last few years the pets 7 p.m, Saturday. couraged to come to the church in COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC SOLID ROCK FIRST BORN informaldress ~nd go directlyGroup has restored an 18th century MANVILLE CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD PILLAR OF FIRE to the picnicgrounds after the house as a community center and The Roy. Stephen E. Fletcher: ZAREPHATH services.Families are invited to given the public library a home enabling Rocky Hill to have dally "The Discipline of Hope" 10 a.m. The Rev. James Cole~, masses The Rev. Louis Collier, 11 a,m. formcongenial groups to workout Sunday school classes start 10:30 every hour from 6 a.m. - 12 p.m. worship service. Worship services 11 a.n~ and their own menus either box- Ilibrary service. The library is staffed entirely by volunteers. An and II a.m. 3 p.m. Sunday school at I0 a.m. lunchesor for cookoutsat fire- historicalassociation ~dtiv-ely BUNKER HILL LUTHERAN Evening worship 7. p.m, at the places provided in the Hilltop Is EMMANUEL BAPTIST MARY, MOTHER OF GOD collectingartifacts relating to lo- CATHOLIC Bound Brook Temple. Grove of the park. cal historyfor display.This The Roy. Sanford Soma, 11 a.m. The Roy. Alex Leonovich: HILLSBOROUGHPRESBYTERIAIq grouphas also published a hist~)ry Sundaymasses, 8, 9, I0, and 11 ~onflrmatlon service. At both 9:45 and 11:00 the Pas-of RockyHill. "Christianity, A Potent Force" a.m. and 5 p.m. The Rev. Edward O. Peele, pas- tor, Dr. JarvisS. Morris,will Anyoneintel’ested in supporting 11 a.m, worship service. Sunday CHRIST THE KING preach on the subject, "The child School 9:45 a.m., children’s serv- tor: "Christian Marriage," serv- thegroup’s activities is welcome SACRED HEART CATHOLIC LUTHERAN ices at 9:30 and 11 a.m., ~hurch that brings Joy to his parents." ice 11:30 a.m. Family gospelserv- MANVILLE school at 9:30 a.m. Nursery care to Join ice 7 p.m. The Rev: Dwight Huseman, 8:30 in the new buildingduring both The Rev, Martin Madura, 6, and 11 a.m. worship services, services. FIRST BAPTIST ?:30, 8:45, 10 and 11:15 a.m. Church school at 9:15 a;m. KINGSTON PRESBYTERIAN masses. SUMMER FRANKLIN FAITH LUTHERAN HILLSBOROUGH The Rev. James Mechem, ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC 11 a.m. worship service. The Rev. C. H. Brown, 10:45 EAST MILI.£TONE a.m. worship ’ service. Junior The Rev. Robert Loucks, 10:30 SPECIAL church service also at 10:45 a.m Sunday masses 7:4S, 9, 10, 11:15 a.m. worship service. Sunday SOMERSET PRESBYTERIAN Mrs. Bobby Burton, was Miss Gardner 9 X 12 Oval Braided Rug $29.95 a.m. school at 9:15 a.m. ~’r. MARY’S CATHOLIC EAST MILLSTONE METHODIST The Rev.Jarvis S. Morris: ’’The or 9 X 12 and 6 X 9 & 2 MANVILLE child that brings Joy to his Miss Gardner, Mr. Burton ’~ The Rev. John Gaspar, 8 a.m. The Rev. Norman Hanson, 11 , p~rents.:9:45 and II B.m, 24 X 36"Rugs $59.95 Hungarian, 10:30 a.m. Old Sla- a.m. worship service. Sunda~ CHOICE OF BRILLANT COLORS vonic, 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. English school at 9:45 a.m. BLAWENBURG REFORMED Exchange Vows, Saturday masses. MissIda JoyceGardner, ing a coral gown, Miss Mae Atta MONTGOMERY METHODIST The Rev.Stanley Rock, 11 a.m. daugh- of Mrs. WillieJones Richardson, New Brunswick, ST. MATTHIAS CATHOLIC worship service. ter Mr. and FRANKLIN The Roy. Paul Burks, "Except Sardner,112 MatildaAve.,Frank- wearing turquoise blue, and Miss Shirley Sanders, Plainfield, wear- Ye Become As Little Children: EAST MILLSTONE REFORMED lin exchanged marriage vows The Rev. William McKenrm, The Gospel According To Pea- Saturdaywith Bobby S. Burton,ing a hotpink gown. son of Mr. and Mrs. MelvinRob- RooseveltJefferson was best 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11:15 a.m. and nuts,"11 a.m. worshipservice. The Rev. Milton Hoffman, 12:30 p.m. masses. inson,Wllington, N.C. man. Leon Jennings,Waiter Rich= 11 a.m. worship service. ardson and Arthur Adair were HOLY GHOST GRIGGSTOWN REFORMED The ceremony was performed ushers. CARPATHO-RUSSIAN ORTHODOX by ElderD. Stiles,at the Mace- MANVILLE The flowerglrl was MissShtela ST. MICHAEL’S donia Churchof God in Christ, Livingston,Highland Park, wear- UKRANIAN CATHOLIC The Roy. Robert Jones, 11 a.m. The Rev. Peter Rusyn,9 a.m. worship service. Church school at Franklin.A receptionfor 103 ing baby blue. Mark Montgomery English and 10 a,m. Slavonic wor- 9:30 a.m. guestsfollowed at the Flag Post was rlngbearer. The Rev. Maker Mychaylin, Sun- The brideis a studentat Cape day masses 8 and 10 a.m. ship services. Sunday school at Inn, NorthBrunswick. 9 a.m. May Schoolof Nursing.She is a HARLI~GEN REFORMED The bride wore a white all- 1967 graduateof FranklinHigh I I lace tradtUonal gown, with a pea- School,and a licensedcosmeto- TheRev. Wilbur Ivins, Pastor of cock tail. logist. Catskill, N.Y. Reformed Church, 11 a.m. worship service. The groom is a graduate of BIRTHDAY Miss Sondra Gardner, sister WellingtonHigh School, and is of the bride, served as maid of honor, wearing royal blue. Brides- employed by H & H Provision ANNIVERSARY MANVILLE REFORMED Co., Franklin. maids were Mrs. Bertha Gardner, i The couple will reside at 112 27 Voorhees Ave., Franklin, wear- 465 West Union Avenue [~oundBrook. N. ]. The Rev. ZoltanKiraly, "Serv- Matilda Ave., Franklin. WEDDING DAY ing The Lord." 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Semenchuckwltl topic has been announced. force convenedat the DuralCoun- Paul try Clubin Miami, Fla. last week, invited to take the Peace Faith Lutheran Church, Hills- come home to Manville’s Em- Rev. Semenchuck might well Placement Test at 1:30 p. and John J. Clear, of 705 Red borough, received into fellowship manuelBaptist Church, thls week- speak of his experienees in Rus- Saturday,June 15, at the three new members on Sunday, .end, after four years working as sia this fail He spoke in churches Lion Way, Somerville, was among them. Post Office, New Brunswick, May 26. Entering into membership a missionary to the world via in Moscow, Kharkov, Kiev and were Dr. and Mrs. Albert Jansson Trans World Radio, Monte Carlo, L’vov and was greeted enthusias- and Mr. Lawrence Cartwright. Monaco. tically by people from all walks On Sunday, June 2, Heldl Gross, The Hey. Semenchuck, his wife of life who praised the radio Cathy Nelson, Nell Clemence and Betty and their three sons, T;m- broadcasts for their meseages of Stephen Youngster were confirmed othy, Daniel and Jeffrey WIll ar- gospel to isolated areas. at the 10:30 service of Faith Lu- rive at Kennedy Airport tovt~t Mr. Semenchuck was born in theran Church. These young peo- to be greeted by five Russian Russia but received most of his ple have completed a three year Baptist congregations from this education here. Prior to his radio U =: 15"1 With This Coupon ~_ catechetical program are now con- area led by The Rev. Alex Leone- mission, he worked with Slavic firmed members which entitles rich, pastor of Emmanuel. displaeed persens and refugees in SHAMPOO& SET- $2.00 _R them to the privileges and respon- The radio missionary, who has France, Germany and Austria, and sibilities of the church.They will been broadcasting gospel serv- served as pastor to a Russian THE REV. PAUL SEMENCHUCK receive the Sacrament of Holy ices in Russian twice a week Baptist c~urcb in New Jersey. IB :;’,,, Communionfor the first time this since Joining the Monac~mradio The Semenchuckfamily will be Sunday, June 9. 15"1 122 West Main St. Somervdle ! station, will speak at both the In the United States for 80 days, Classified is so easy to use, and I ~ (OpenMen. thin FH, 9-9 -- Sat. 9-6) -0- II a.m.and 7 p.m.worship serv-, and have scheduled 75 speaking produce quick and satisfying re- ices at Emmanuel. No sermon engagements. suits. Call 725-3355, Religious School :’i. 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The bride- motherof the groomwore a pale BACKBACON :~’ 59 to be held this Saturday, June 8, groom’s parents are Mr. andMrs. golddress of silkand lace with a starting at 6:30 p.m. He is the Joseph S. Rogalski, 1136 Knopf matching hat. ’pastor of the Bethany Lutheran Street, Manville. Groomsmen were Peter Rud- Church in Staten Island. Immediately following the cere- nick, NarbeLh, Pa., Daniel Swan- Mrs. James Olsen is in charge money the young couple greeted son, Des Motnes, In. and Mitchell of the supper and in charge of guests at a dinner-reception at Klimek, Manville, Ushers were the program are Mrs. Sanford Alfoto’s Restaurant, Wauwatosa. Carl Swope, New Hartford, N.Y., Soma, Mrs. Peder Pedersen and The bridewore an originalE m- Gale Pierce,Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Mrs.Leif Hunsbedt. pire A-llnedress of candlelightand Joseph Klimek, Manville. SAVE UP TO 10% ON LARGE -0- satin with a high wide neckline JamesJ. Frldl,Milwaukee, Wis. and removable panel train. 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OpenThurs. til 9 ClosedMondays. r PAGE 6 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RE_CORD / THE MANvILLE ~EWS THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1968 Exchange Student Miss New Jersey Girl Scouts To Madsen.Dowgin Exchanges Vows Sponsor Show Candidates To Be Scree,md June 22 Engagement Told In Buenos Aires A safe place to learn to swim, a dock to sit on and watch a sun- Finalists for Miss Somerset The former Sllvia EstelaInfante set, a float to swim to and sit on 2ounty of the Miss New Jersey recently became tbebride of Hane- in peaceful solitude; this is what Beauty Pageant, to be held at the Jurgen Kluth, in Buenos Aires, the Girl Scouts hope to have as Menlo Park Shopping Mall, Aug. Argenttna part of the waterfront facilities 17, will be screened and Judged at their new resident campsite near Mrs. Kluth, a 1966 graduate of at the Red Bull Motor Inn on E quinunk, P a. Route 22, Somerville, on June 22. Franklin High School, spent her To help achieve this goal, Rolling Screening is scheduled for 9 senior year here on an lnterna- HilLsCouncil will sponsor a bene- flonM student-exchange scholar- fit performanceofDavld Merrlck’s a.m. - noon, and Judging from ship 2- 5 p.m. from American Field Service. "HelloDolly," starring Dorothy Judges will be: L. P. Lusardi During her stay in the United Lamour, 7:30 Sunday, June 23 at Attorney, Somerville; Rocque D. A States, she lived in the home of the LambertvilleMusic Circus, MRS. H.-J. KLUTH IMr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Patterson, Dameo, officer, Dameo Transpor- Lambertville,N.J. tation Co.; Dr. Frank W. Dlttman, 44 Hunt Road. Mr. and Mrs. Kluth The Girl Scouts have reserved home in Mayor, Bridgewater Township; will make their Germany. the whole tent for the performance. Webster Todd, Jr., Assemblyman; -0- Tickets are available from the Jack Jones, Good Deal, of Clifton. Neshanic Woman Donald J. Crum council office, Route 202, Somer- Any glrl18 - 28 yearsof age, BLOOD BANK RESULTS ville unmarried and a New Jerseyresi- Earns ’PhT’ INC. -0" dent may still apply. Applications At the Joint Blood-bank col- STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL are availablein area storesof the MISS KAREN MADSEN lection of Somerset Presbyterian For Her Labors The Womens’Association of the First National, Food Fair, Two WE and St. Matthias Roman Catholic Guys, Good Deal and Stop and Hillsborough Presbyterian Church Mrs.Christina Sopoci, R.D. 2, INSURE EVERYTHING churches last Saturday, eighty wlll hold a strawberryfestival ]Shop chains, and must be re- dnts of blood were donated by turned to Hoffman by June 14 NeshanlcStation, has beenaward- on the front lawn of the chapel ed the "Ph.T."decree by Newark 2-1880 members of the two Congrega- 1968. tions. This is the second year in Saturday, June 15 froth 5:30- College of Engineering. RA 8:30 p.m. All families of the church Miss New Jersey will receive FREE 5-1345 which these two churches have a two week trip to a southern Mrs. Spopci was among 90 re- provided this service for their land area are invited. Mrs. A.V.N. Deichert is in charge of arrange- resort and will make public ap- cipients on Sunday, May 26 at ROTARYMOWER people. thecollege*s 18th annual awarding ,i ments. pearances. " of certificates to wives of students, WITH PURCHASE for their labors in "Putting Hubby Through." Diplomas were pre- OF A By Popular Demand sented by S.J. House, Dean of Stu- dents. The college awarded Mrs. Sopeci OFFEREXPIRES Mrs. Richard Shepley, was Miss Gagliano a bouquet of flowers and a parch- We Extend Our Great meat diplomacertifying that she is "a graduate from the trial and Richard Shelleyn] Weds ,.,~u,~.o.o,~u.~, .~r.u~ through Newark College of En- "500" Sale--- SAT. JUNE gineering." -0- For One Week Only! Miss Carmella Gagliano "--.. Miss Carmella Gagliano ofSta-trimmed with daisy lace and a Moose Lion Road, North Branch Station, matching daisy headpiece. Miss Auxilliary NEW daughterof the lateMr, andMrs.Wendy Jean Grande flower glrl . ~t Louis GaglianowasmarrledSatur-matchedthe matron-of-honor in SetsInstallation day afternoonto RichardJames turquoise and carrieda basketof CUB Vir¢sto.e Shepley, son of Mr. and Mrs. yellow and white daisies. The Installation of officers of the I, Louis Shepley of 1111 Gress bridesmaids were, Miss Sharon Women oftheMooseChapter#1232 i Street,Manville. The ceremony!Gagliano, niece of thebride, Mrs. will take place Saturday,June 8th CADET was performed at Holy Trinity Barbara H~enzahl, friend of the at 8 p.m. in the Lodge Home. Church,Bradley Gardens, by the bride and Mrs. BarbaraShepley, Former DeputyGrand Regent, Rev. Father McMullen. the groomfs sister-ln-law.Their Mrs.John Zelinski, will officiate Lawnand After the wedding, a reception dresseswere similarto that of at the ceremony. was held at the BranchburgRescue thematron-of-honor aqua in color New officersare: SeniorRe-! GardenTraebr Squad Hall¯ withmatching headpieces andbou- gent: Mrs. HowardWynn; Gradu- The bride was given in marri-quetsof yellowand white ate Regent:Mrs. Calvin Tidwell, ageby her brotherSalvatore Gag- Mr. Robert Shepley was his Jr. Regent: Mrs. Raymond A. llano.She wore a gown of whitebrother’sbest man. Usherswere Knight; Chaplain:Mrs. George TOWNAND organza fashioned With a basque SalvatoreGagllano, Jr., nephewAdams;Treasurer: Mrs. S. Bal- waist,long pointed sleeves and a of the bride; Thomas Shepley, darl; Recorder: Mrs. Edward Van- OOUNTRYMOTORS very fullskirt graduating into a brotherof the groomand Edward fagot; Guide: ’Mrs. John Mangino; LAWN¯ GARDENDIVISION cathedral train. The bodice and Shepley, brother of the groom. Assistant Guide: Mrs. Carl Cobb; 25 DAVENPORTST, sleeveswere trimmedwith chart-MasterKurt Oagliano,nephew of Sentinel:Mrs. RaymondBlllman; filly type lace, the same appliques the bridewas ring-bearer. Argus:Mrs. Chris Cervasl. SOMERVILLE,N.J. also trimmed the train. The bride graduatedfrom SOm- Dancingand a buffetsupper will 722-1100 Her botff.fant yellwas caught Up ervilleHigh Schooland is em- followthe installation. Lowestprice$ ever on world-famous to illusion and lace pout trimmed ployedat HendersonConstruction in seed pearlsand she carreda Co.,Somerville. U bouquetof whiteroses. Bridegroom graduated from Mrs. Edna Gagllano was her Manville High School, and Rutgers sister-ln-law’smatron-of-hnnor. University. He is employed at She worea floorlength turquoise E.R. Squibb,New Brunswick. sllk ottomanin an empireA-llne ¯ The coupleis goingtO Canada tesfone gown with flowing black pane1 for~ honeymoon. I1~1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,I

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THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1968 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE NEWS-RECORD FRANKLIN THE MA. NVILLE NEWS PAGE 7 Mustangs Group I Champs WIVES PLAY BALL EAST MILLSTONE--The wives of the members of the Belle Mead and East Millstone ball teams have formed their teams and their first ye Conference Trophy, Too game was held on Sunday, June 2nd at the East Millstone ball I field. The host team won by 20- Coach Ned Pan,lie’s Manville year’s championship game onI mound battle between Upshaw and 18. Plans call for a second game High baseball team tucked away Rack’s 1-O whl over Keyport. J Deedy. its second straight Central Jer- In two years, Manvillestruck I Patryloboosted his recordltothe end of this month. sey, Group I ohampionship and for 21 runs, while holding Central[ 8-I with his triumph over De.a- -0- Go Fly A Kite put itself in a good position to Jersey, Group I foes scoreless I ware Valley in the State Tourna- grab all the marbles in the in the four wames. [ merit. The hard-throwing Manville One machine does the I have long maintained that childhood is truing protected and Mountain-Valley Conference. Tom Upshaw was the mound.I High righty fanned l0 men and work of 50 men in harvest- homogenized to death. The fact that fireworks are forbidden to The Mustangs -- behind the ing the cotton crop. youngsters is one example. When I was a kid in the backward two-hit pitching of Rick Patrylo-- victor when Manville turned back walked two. Middlesex. 3-1. Mondayafternoon. The Manville High stlckmen li_ I II I I I I mid-west, firecrackers were already being made iIIegal in an boppedDelaware Valley High, ’7-0, The Mustang right-hander gave up two Delaware Valley pitch= I effort to prevent the killings and maimings which occurred last Friday three hits and struckout six in ers for nine hits. Siderskt and every Glorious Fourth. last Friday to win the Central lifting his season mark to 8-1. Hriniak collected two hits each. The movement to ban firecrackers has gathered more mo- Jersey, Group I title for the second mentumsince then, but the killingsand matmingsseem to go year in succession. He walked Jus t . The Mustangs got the only run Middlesex got its run In the they really needed in the last of on.I havea suspicionthat some children in thisworld are meant Manville assured itself at least to have a hand blown off somewherealong the llne, and no a tie for the Mountain-Valley first inning when losing pitcher the second when Hrtniak smashed John Deedy blasted a homer to a home run to deep left field. amount of societal "protection" is going to prevent this. crown by turning back Middlesex Bob Sorlano and Bartok walked The mere fact that some children apparently cannot play High, 3-1, on Monday. right-center. unsupervised games in vacant lots has led to a movement to "pro- To win the Mountain-Valley Con- John Plesa launched the win- in the third inning. Sldorskisingled vide the children with healthy outdoor games." ference championship outright, the ning rally in the last of the first home Sorlsno and a passed ball This, in turn, has spawned the Little, Midget and Peewee Mustangs needed a triumph over with a double to center, but was let in Bartok for a 3-0 Manville Ieaguas of various sports in which the children are ancillary. .Ridge High yesterday afternoon. nailed trying to stretch it into a edge. triple. Five Manville hits and an error In fact, instead of learning how to creatively use the cusswords .Manville nipped Ridge, 4-3, innine enabled the Mustangs to strike mERLEnoRmRn of our most explicit English language, themselves, the little innings earlier in the season. Lou Bartok was safe at second for their final four runs in the 49 BAYARD ST. boys are treated to the spectacle of their mothers using the words Patrylo’s shutout in the State when the outfield dropped his fly bottom of the fifth. Plesa, Sider- NEW BRUNSWICK on the umpire and referee, and using them much less accurate- Tournament was the fourth straight ball. With two outs, first base- ski, ’Up&haw and Patrylo poked CH-7~5069 ly than the kids, themselves, would if they were permitted the in tourney play for Manville High man Andy Hrintak stoked a single singles, while Bartok belted a also QI FTS JEWELRY NICE TRY: Met McDonough trys a bunt in action luxury of playing their own games. pitchers in the last two years. to center, scoring Bartok. two-baggers. during the Met-Giant game, Tuesday. Jerry The latest intrusion of pre-puberty privacy comes from an In 1967 Central Jersey, Group I Upshaw aided his own cause Insurance Company, no less, and deals with kite-flying which action, Dave Patrylo, Rlck’s older I I Stoveldn is catching. with a base hit to lea a putting I thoughtto be one of sacred,untouched-by-adult-hands, pre- brother,blanked Ridge, 4-0, and runners on first and second. Pa- rogativesof theyoung boy or girl. Allentown, 9-0, on a no-hitter in trylo whacked a double to center Mets Top Giants To Take Well,the newsrelease starts out witha warningfrom no less the title game. sending across both runners. a personage than D C , Safety Director of the In- The Mustangs advanced to this The rest of the game was a surance Company. International League Lead lie says that "telephone and power lines have an almost magneticattraction for kltes," and says that you should instruct your youngstersto fly kites in level,open space"away from RUNYON’S HILLSBOROUGH-- The Mets in an attempt to steal home. went into the lead in the Little Russell PoSts and Scott Goodel powerlines,airports, trees and street traffic." League’s Senior division, Tues- went three for four at the plate (WhatCharley Brown woulddo withouthls kite-eatingmaple SUPER MARKET day, beating the Giants 8-5. and Scott Newel tagged two in treeis not discussed,here. Moreover, how didhe sneakAIRPORTS The Met victory came on seven four tries for the MeSs. intothis, I wonder?) scattered hits given up by ohn "If a kite should become entangled in power lines leave it," The victory gives that team a Mr. C advises, "It is better to lose a kite than to risk your life." Baloga and Ed Nechvatal who re- 3-1 record and the division lead placed him In the fourth inning. Only the InternationalLeague "Kites should be flown only In dry weather. A wet string Clipper Christensen went the dis- :eportedstandings this week, with may conduct electricity down to the flyer." fence for the Mets on the mound, the Crows stillleading with an (Ben Franklin is now.doing about 3,500 rpm in his grave, striking out 10 Giants in the ef- 8-1record. Hurons are 7=1;Sane- no doubt.) SPECIALS fort. cas 6-3; Aztecs5-4-1; Mohecan "Kite strings should not contain any metallic fibers, wire Most exciting defensive play 3-6-I;Incas 3-7; Seminoles3-4 or tinsel They conduct electricity, and should the kite become came when Giant cathcer Jerry andPawnees still in thebasement entangled in a power line it could result in death or serious Stovekin had the wind knocked out witha 0-9record. injury." of him nailing a Met baserunner -0- (This man does not even use the language properly: what, Delicious, Tender or whoIs "it.") "Kites should not be flown over radio and television aerials. Ackerman Pitches Gaynor Cards 39 "Don’t fly your kite if the wind is freakish or changeable." Period. Finis. The End. That, brotheris how toffy a kite No-Hitter During To Gain Medal according to a big Insurance Company. Sirloin Steakslb. 99¢ The Safety Director does not mention watching where you’re Just be glad you’re not the driver! Little League Play In Golf Tourney running when launching a kite, lest a gopher hole be stepped into Tasty, Tempting leading to a broken bone. Everyminute ¯nd ¯ halfof every day, someone in the U.S. calls AAMCO Ron Ackerman’sno-hiRer high- He does not mention avoiding kite flying on race tracks, abouttransmesimn trouble, lightedaction in theFranklin Lit- Senior Chris Gaynor of Frank- EverywHk AAMCO satisfies mar¯ than lO, OOOtrlnsmissRm pmblema. tin High carded a 39 to become lest horses trample you when you’re catching a zephyr on the tleLeague this past week. far turn. He does not mention avoiding nudist colonies while Youget fr~ towing, s free roedcheck, fist,efficient service--most times Ackerman flipped his no-hit, the medalistin the Mid-StateCon- Injust one day. And with AAMC0, yourtransmission canbe prote.’tul I~ ferenceGolf Tournament at Green kite-flying for reasons which should not need explaining. over500 AAMCO Centers coast to coast. IIChuckSteaks Ib.49¢ no-run game as Runyonts Market KnollCountry Club. There are a lot of loopholes left, which means only two Evwyminuts end s haJr, ¯omeone proves.,. downed Sisler Bros., 2-0. He FranklinHigh’s top playerhad things: either the Insurance Companyis not insuring all sorts Mello Crisp smacked a home run with the hisbest score of theyear on the of accidents, and doesn’t care, or a public relations writer lr~ eml trust yourtransmission do AAMCOI bases empty in the second inning who sees childhood as I do was assigned to do the kite-flying par 36 frontnine at GreenKnoll. Werld’a/Jrgost "rransmll|lon SpocJallsts. lb. to help his own cause. Ackerman He had a 40 earlier in the year. piece. whiffed 14. Franklin in I fervently hope it was the latter case, because then, my Hamilton Lanes, behind Dennis finished fourth the CALL24 HOURS team standings. The Warriors faith in man will not be completely shattered. 821 SOMERSETST, pkg. 59¢ Helmstetterfs two-hiRer, ripped Bacon fireda l’T3~:’Butwhen ’the’cards Somewhere. even in the vast offices of the Insurance Com-. NEWBRUNSWICK the Franklin Eagles, 8-2, Helm- pany, lurks a kindred spirit who knows the truth about child- steRerrecorded II strikeouts;were matched~ Bridgewater,Rata- " Freshly Sliced, Domestic tan-West,~ which also h~l a 173, hood; childhood is a series of accidents which is possibly fated, U.S. HWY.27 SislerBros. nippedHamilton despite the efforts of elders to homogenize childhood beyond " Lanes,1-0, as SteveBeinap picked was placed third. FranklinTwp. South Plainfield placed first with all adventure and all fun. 828 1141 up the mound victoryin besting and Brldgewater-Raritan- Open8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily--Saturday 8 A.M. to 3 P.M. HelmsteRer,who set 12 batters a 164 down on strikes.Belnap fanned IEasthad a 169.Piscataway (177) Boiled Ham lb. 99¢ wasfifth, Somerville (184) placed Cottonseed is one of the sixand give up fivehits. sixthand Watchung Hills Regional I most important sources of cooking and table fats. Shortening Two of the four hits off Helm- (207) waslast. steRer led to the lone SislerBros. ] tally. Jeff Belnap opened with a -- . . | I ,,b 69¢ base hit and scored on a single by Jeff Schwartz. The loss was the first in six Crisco can startsfor Hamilton Lanes. The Lions took the measure Buitoni’s "New" of Sisler Bros., 7-2. Winningpitch- ]1 er- Jim Gafney and BrianOtLough NOTICE lin banged out two hits each for .oz. the Lions. Rememberthat deposits modeon or SpaghettiSauce ,at 59¢ Little League beforeJune 10, ]958 earn interest from THAN lb. gJ.. Teams To Stage LEE CHEVROLETMarg’arineSoft ( FOI~tERLY RUTGER$CHEVROLET) thefirst of themonth. It’s a goodtime P,tl kay pkg. d~l.; All-Star C~mes ~ n immll i The Manville Youth Athletic to startoplannedsavingspro,ram. League,will hold its annual Little ComeLook Them Over Fabri~=~neT" ], "------" League All-Star games Sunday, OZ. at the Little League Field, Lin- coln Avenue and View Street. For the first time the league will ’= ComeTry ThemOut!! Downey boffle hold a three inning Minor League 69¢ starting at I p.m., between the all stars of the six Minor League q ~OO ~l~lU~lltj~hJP~lml PBP Heinz "New" |6 07. ~ ------teams. They will be in two groups, ~/~"EF:’R,’I’NATIOI~AI.I~.~NK representingthe AmerioanLeague and theNational League. i The Major League all-star ooo unr.vlluLr./ BarbequeSauce game - American League vs. ¯ 39¢, NationalLeague will be played " at 2 p.m. ~k" Hordtops. Sedans.~- Fostbacks a u n t’s "Who l e" ,e Followingthe gamesthe players - " .... " ~¢" Convertibles ~k" Station Wagons andspectators will be treatedto a . t% "e OZo i~ 111 picnicserved by the membersof ~" Trucks " the M.Y.A.L.Womens Auxlilary. Apricots Mayor ThaddeusSzymanski win ¯ cans be present to toss out the base- Oneof the largest stocksof .Chevroletsin ballsto startthegames. the area--Ready for immediatedelivery " w__~ i ~.,ut.. ill I Pistoleers Plug ¯. . 5banana ea.2

South Plainfield ’66 FaJcon Club Wagon ...... SAVE HUNDREDS OF $$ l/ Automatzc,¯ Ro3 & ronuacH, 2nd Row~pon ...... t~oupe, The ManvillePistoleers scored ~- . ~,.-,,~ uonnevme, Maroon, Aumma. ~et o,~eatS ...... ~l,O~/D st 7 - ~.wa-uu~ a bullseyeagainst the opposition tic, Power Steering, Power I~A. last week,out-gunnlng the South , Brakes,R & H $ 1,850 GET A a.eAV " ..... _ .._.... PlainfieldReserves I179-I166. 66 Oldsmobile Jet-Star 88, _ Louis Nlckolopoulosscored a !t-. ¯ 298for Manville,followed by Ken ¯ oD rare uo~veruole, o c 1111 Brakematnc’P°werSteering, Power FROM A OEALER WHO CAR Moose,294, Ed I-larabln,294, and s, R & H, Whitewalls. uer, K~t-l,une"~’ owner¯ $1395Y " SalBellomo with a 293. Topgun forPlainfield was Paul ’ ...... r ..... $1995. , , , ~, . 04 T-Bird Convertible, V.8, Plane with a 294, followedby 64 Lincom,,;o,itinetal, ,;-way Automatic,,;-- Air Cona;t;o John Huschke,292, John Rudzik, poser, FACTORYAIR CON- ^ ^ , ~ ", ...... s, 292,and Frank Yurick, 288. une uwner, All rower ThePlainfield Lawmen will visit DITIoNED. ONE OWNER. . ’ ..... Manvilletomorrow evening for the $2,195 ...... " ’ ~J’~ first evening match of the season. ., ...... C65 Chevy Impala -Sport. ’64 FordGalaxie 500- oupc, 8 eylinderautomat~e SISTERHd~5°" MEETS Convertible, V-8, Automatic, LEE power steering, R&H. WhRe. l/ Power Steering, R & H, ( RMERkYRUTOeRS CHEVROLET) Thb Sisterhoodof TempleBeth walls. m i_lweel LUIll 3 ears t#Obl El Franklinwill hold its next general membershipmeeting on 246 GEORGI,,REIT. NIW BRUNSWIcK"O,UBST|TUlr, FOR L,, CH,VROL[I’ ,,,V|C,cH 7.,411. II ,__[~a :’c; ,-Te?;:r" "= - ~.’ljk, Tues(lay,June llth, at 8:30 p.m. HAVENS$1’695WhitewallSFoRD...... at the Temple on Amwe11Road. used CAR OUTLET The newlyinstalled officers will |ETWEENPLAINFIELD ANDSOMERVILLE ON ROUTE28 : n Irnnrnnmhnr¢ 3 for l iCI discussSisterhood plans for the 415 W. UNIONAVE., BOUNDBROOK EL 6-0012 70 WOODBRIDGEAVENUE, HIGHLAND PARK ¯ Cil 7-1124 year.The evening’sentertainment mJN FC}R PAGE 8 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD . THE MANVILLE NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1968 LITTLE LEAGUE DAY Rutgers Prep Prepares Sunday, June 9, has been pro- Warriors Post Win claimed "Little League Day" Summer Athletic Camps throughout Hfllsborough Town- ship. Uniformed players will be A list of well-known coaches ball coach at Rutgers University, posted at all churches in the town-will conduct sessions at the Rut- will be a full-time instructor this shipwith collection cans, soliciting gers Prep summer athletic camp. [ summer. In New Brunswick Camp director Dick O’ConneU Dick MatteD, successful mentor funds for the league. FranklinHlgh’s baseball team announced that camp will offer at Jamesburg High, will conduct Time Rayner laced out two hits basketball, football baseball, soc- the soccercamp. ran its unbeatenstring to nineeach for the Warriors. :er andwrestling. The camp is open to boys in Tuesdayafternoon with a 2-0 win Franklin scored its first run over New BrunswickHigh. Jay Dakelman, successful High- the areaand furtherinformation In the third inning. O’Connorbeat and PerkHigh football coach, will may be secured from Dick O’- The Warriorsof coach Georgelout an infield hit and moved to ’un the grid iron section of the Connellat RutgersPrep, Easton Ackermanhiked their recordto second when Rlcky Gilchrist Now Through Tuesday camp program. Avenue,Franklin. 13-5-1 and were slated to face walked. The Franklin pair pulled Guestinstructors include John -0- Bridgewater- Raritan- Eastyes-off a doublesteal, putting runners terdayafternoon. on secondand third. O’Connor net- Sandy Dennis Bateman,Rutgers football coach, Tom B. Cahlll, head coach at The State Bank JuniorRich Kllge was the win-ted the go-ahead run when he Anthony Newley nlng pitcher,extending his un-beatthe throw to the plateon Don West Point, new head coach at ~ Columbia, Frank Navarre, Ken beatenstreak to seven.The Frank- yus grounderto short. Germann newly-appointedath- Appoints Two As tin right-handerfanned six and Raynersingled in theslxth inn- SWEET letic directorat Columbiaand walkeda like number,lie gave ng to lead to an insurancerun Don Arigo,lone coach at High- New Directors up onlyfour hits. for Franklin.He went to second landPark High. The State Bank of Somerset FranklinHigh raked five Newon a throwingerror, took third INOVEMBER! Brunswic!:pitcher for eight hits. Evenings7 & 9 P.M. Dick Lloyd,assistant basket- County has appointed two south on an infieldout and tallied on a county men to its bo, rd of dir- Ron O~ConnorRick’y Gllchrist and )assedball. ¥ Sunday2, 4: 20, 6: 40, 9 P.M. t ’ ectors. George Amerman Jr. of Nesh- SAT., JUNE8th anlc Station has been named Mobilehomes On Display At CHILDREN’S MATINEE the board of directors to fill the NOW SHOWING vacancy created by the death ot at 2 P.M. "HALF A SIXPENCE" John Veghte. Vincent Price Panavision.Technicolor Mr. Arnerman Is the owner Asbury Park June 21-23 ¯ Starring ¯ J. S. Amerman Co. in Neshanlc MASTEROF TOMMY STEELE JULIA FOSTER and Is also a partner in the Hills- borough Realty firm on Route 208 than its mobility," explained A.E. THE WORLD CYRIL RI’TCHARD Franklin High’ s Ron O’ Conner (second from right) holds "Outstanding Athlete" tro- M Th..e _14th Annual .N..ew_ Jersey Petrtck, Executive Director of Suggested For In Hlllsborough...... f ~’-all-OR h Dick Col, oouenome ~now wu* De netc General Audiences phywith Varsity Club...... e’restctent unarms doraart yrmcemn oomm Asoury e eFarz ...... me weeK-an- el NJMA,the state trade organiza- He is a trustee of the New Jer- man (left) and Principal, look on. Photo Silver. tion for mobilehome dealers, park Daily At 2:30.7 & 9:10 sey Lumberman Association, and HarrySterner, Frankhn Hzgh by June 21-23,according to the’New Starts Wed.,June 12th a member of the Neshanic Volun- Jersey Mobtlehome Association operators, and recreational ve- Lucille Ball teer Fire Company, andSolomon’s the show’ssponsor. hicle dealers. [---1 The newest innovations in mo Mrs. Petrick described an av- Henry Fonda STARTS THURSDAY.BROUGHT Lodge F & AMin Somerville. He O’Connor Named Athlete erage mobilehome as consisting BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND is also part-president of the fire Program Offers bllehomes will be displayed out. PETER SELLERS company and of the Tri-County doorsaround Sunset Park acrossof living room, dining room, YOURS, MINE CLAUDINE LONGET IN Building Supply of Berkeley Afro-American Of The Year At FtlS from ConventionHall. Recrea-kitchen, one or two baths and one "THE PARTY" Heights. tionalvehicles will also be dis-to three bedrooms, The wheels on Ron O’Connorwas awarded playedincluding travel trailers the homeare used to get it from AND OURS Panavision.Technieolor Mr. Amerman Is currently a the Dick Colman, PrincetonUni- Suggesled For Adults member of the advisory board Civil WarSongs first "Most Outstanding Athlete versityfootball coach, was the motor homes,and campers. the manufacturing plant to the and Mature Young homesite. It rarely movesagain. Evenings7 & 9 P.M. of the bank’s Hillsborough office. Award," givenby the VarsityClub principalspeaker at the dinner "The emphasisof today’sme. Daily At 7 & 9 P.M. of FranklinHigh School. attendedby theFHS atheltes. bIlehomeis on the home ratheri The fantastic gain in mobile- Mats, Sat. Sun. & Wed. 2:30 Dr. John Locke of Somerville Performances of "Let My Peo- The trophywill go annuallyto O’Connor has his name in- ,homepopularity is due to Its eco- has been named to the post for- ple Go," a narrated cn scribed on the Varsity Club’s merly held by the late Herbert thetop Franklin High athlete. nomics. Being manufactured in a ple Go" a narrated concert em- "MostOutstanding Award’, trophy Tryouts Offered plant instead of on site, the mobile- Van Pelt. phasizing Afro-American music I This is the first time the Var- and will receivea silvercup. Dr. Locke practices dentistry sity Club presented the award, homecan be built for far less than at 13 Wall St. in Rarltan and is of the Civil War era, are now be- The presentation took place at a -0- By Somerset a house, without sacrificing qual- ing scheduled throughout New Jer- banquet last week. Ity. Well over 4,000,000 Ameri- associated with the dental staff sey, Theodore Taylor, Executive of Somerset Hospital. For tour years, the best War- Hill Puts Shot Valley Players cans now live in mobilehomes. Director of The Heritage Founda- rior athlete received the "Best The units account for one out of -0- Tryoutswill be held for two tion, announced. All-Around Athelte" award and one-act plays by the Somersetever three homes built for under The research and development Into 4th Place TeamsTo Pull had his name inscribed on aplaque Valley Players,on Tuesday,8 $10,000. Namebrand building ma- of this concert were made pos- presentedby the nowdefunct Boos- p.m.,at the SomersetCounty Ad- terials, appliances and furniture sible by a recent $1,000 grant to terClub. Senior John Hill placed fourth ministrationBuilding. are featured in virtually every At Horse Show the Nutley-foundation, by the State GeorgeSheehey, Jim Hill,Rick in the Group IV shot put event in mobilehome. Strict standards are The annual MiddlesexCounty on the Arts,Mr. Taylor The playersended theirfirst Council Bonsalland Mike Pellowsklwere the New Jersey State Interscho- seasonFriday and Saturday,May set for wiring, plumbing and con- Showand CountryFair will said. the previouswinners of the Boos-lastic Athletic Association Track 24-2~ with their third produc-struction. Interiors are designed be held in Johnson Park, New terClub award. and furnished by aprofessionalln- Mr.Taylor stated that this con- i and Field Championships in Rut- tion, "BlitheSpirit," by Noel Brunswick,on June28-30 for the O’Connor is a senior and a gers Stadium last Saturday. Coward. Their other two ven- terior decorator. benefitof St.Peter’s General Hos- cert is the first in a series of secondbaseman on the baseball Elaborating on mobilehome In- Afro-American choral heritage More than 1,000 schoolboy ath- tures this year were ’Tou Canq in New Brunswick. team.He won lettersin soccer,letes competed in 90 events in It With MOSS teriors, Mrs. Petrtck stated that A SpecialDriving Show for sin- programs that will eventually in- T eke YOU"by Hart wrestlingand baseball. the day-long track meet. and George S. Kaufman last No- mobilehomes carry the decora- ;les,pairs, and four-ln-hands,clude the Colonial, Revolutionary ting theme throughout the home. a "first"in this country,will World ars and contemporary vember, and "Ten Little Indians" The early american models fea- be heldin conjunctionwith and on eras, He added that the Civil War by Agatha Christie in February. ture hob nail lighting, colonial the same days as the Middlesexera was selected as the first of The starring casts in the past furniture and warm wood acces- County Horse Show and County the series because the songs of three productions have been drawn sories in each room. The exciting Fair. This DrivingShow will be that time recapture, after a cen- from the entire Somerset area !new Mediterranean homes show a conductedin a convenientareathat tury’s sleep, messages meaning- with a major portion coming from spanish Influence in each room. adjoinsthe location of theregular ful to our own slmpll Somerville itself. Other decors available Include HorseShow and Fair. ful to our own similarly troubled Their most recent production contemporary, French provincial, starred Graydon Calrl of Neshanic -0- times. Italian provincial and brand new Station along with Ruth Van Wag- STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL "Old English." Average prices eta The 113 yearold EastMillstone i Dr. Emery J. Battis, Profes- ner, Pat PoLfus and Mtehelle mobllehome is $6,600. Models be- MethodistChurch will hold its an- sor of Historyat DouglassCol- Leone, all of Somerville. Support- gin at about $4,800 and go as high lege, New Brunswick,is super- ing roles were handled by Mary $15,000. nualdinner and strawberry festi- visingthe researchand develop- as val from5:30 - 7:30p. m. Wednes- Jane Nash of Manville with Ann About two dozen mobilehomes day June 12. Freshstrawberries, mentof (hisconcert. Saxe and Bruce Gartner of Bridge- and recreational vehicles will be water. LIKE HELPING YOU keep your head above water! on display in the Asbury Park The first production brought to Show Homes will be open daily Your credit rating is more than a matter of paying the stage John Nash of Manville from noon to dark. There is no for his acting debut, tie delighted bills regularly. A close relationship with your admission charge for the show. the audience with his role as bank is very important. We’re here to help! Grandpa In the second produc- tion, ’~ren Little Indians", Richard Dobrowolski of Somerville re- ’OPENSATURDAYS’TIL NOON" ceived the praise of critics and [audiences alike for his role of cunning murderer. Directing for all three produc tlonswas GarryGarrison of Som- TICKETSand RESERVATIONS ¯ erville. -0- OF" SOM E R S E T B U~,onand Vosseller Avenues owhng Awards 223I~BM Maln Strle! HamdfonStreet antl 8metAvenue AT NO EXTRA COST Boun(~Brook ¯ Boond Brook l i Year Old Is FrsnkhnTownsh,p ManvilleBowling Banquetat WEEKDAYS KennethPoSts (left) of Som- the J-M They each re- or ervllle and Nancy Dorsey of Club. Top Speed Skater F1agiownwere honoredSatur- ceiveda FrankRyan Memorial WEEKENDS FORPLEASURE . FORBUSINESS day nightat the AnnualJohns- watch,which is presentedeach BELLE MEAD-- Miss Carol year to the man and womanwho Smith, 11, placed first in the NO WAITING AIRLINES¯ STEAMSHIPS¯ CRUISES bowledthe highest single game. subnovice division speed class at COMFORTING THOUGHT FOR sco r o _ TOURS- Nancyhad a high gameof 217, the state championships of the N.J. WE HAVE XEROXCOPIES while PoSts bowled a 268. The Amateur Roller Skating Associa- RESORTS* HOTELS awards were presented by Wil- tion last weekend in Bayonne. WHAT YOU NEED= bur F. Ruff, Building and Floor- This makes her eligible to at- HONEYMOONS¯ GROUPS ¯ CHARTERS (quantity ing Materials Plant Manager. tend the national championships in CLUBS-CARTS-BAGS -0- July in Cleveland. PAY LATERPLANS Prices She and her partner, Cathy Di Btasi, 11, placed third in the la- TARA GREENS Available) Franklin Thinclads dies dance division, and exhibi- GOLF COURSE Township Pharmacy tion event. Carol is the daughter Give that No. 1 man the of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith Ki 5-88O0 Close With Loss of Broadway Avenue and is a 1111 SOMERSETST. No. I casual! He’ll enjoy fifth grader in Montgomery Town- SOMERSET,N.J. the super comfort and 712 Hamilton St. Somerset The Franklin High track team ship schools. Cathy is the daugh- NOTARY PUBLIC slick-as-a-glove fit of closed out Its regular track sea- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Dt Blast CH 7-8284 leonon the shortend of an 85-54of Kendall Park. Keds.~Thestyling, too. count against John F. Kennedy -0- Highof Iselln. They’re as smart as a A one-hitterPIZZ ERIA TRIUMPHSby Jeff Gronner John Ltmyanski of the War- SPECIAL shoe can be, trim of line, rlors was S UMMEIITlY} A T THE a triple-winner. He and four hits by Bud Stevens pow- made of handsome new YWrCAI took the 100, 220, and long jump. ered SaPs Pizzeria to an 8-i tri- fabrics. Gift-wrap some Mario Mango, who eleaxed the umph over Boylan’s In the Senior Keds for dad-give him bar at 10 feet, five inches, had Divisionof the Franklin Little Avalon Place -- 924-4825 the otherfirst for Franklin. League.Stevens knocked in four SAVINGS a present he’ll enjoy all- runs. NOWON year ’round! 1968 FOR TINY TOTS SUMMER SCHOOL CUBCADET Co-Educational ¯ State Approved SIMPLICITY (Boys and Girls) ¯ FOR JUNIORAND SENIOR HIGH JUNE 24 (Boys & Girls) Reviewand AdvanceCredit Courses WHEELHORSE Pre-ballet, ballet Beginning Guitar English, I, II, III, IV Geometry Music Workshop Beginning Typing Latin I, II Trigonometry Toddler Gym, Tumbling & Stunts DramaWorkshop for High School Students French I, IT U.S. History I, II -TRACTORS- Mother Toddler Swim (evening classes Spanish I, II WorldHistory German I, II ModernEuropean History NAME YOUR OWN YWCAHalf Day Camp(for children Biology with Lab 1968Political Issues DOWN PAYMENT BOOSTEROXFORD First namein casuals, now styled in who have completed kindergarten) General Science Economics Balance 36 Me, ]ordan /abric, The shoe "so light it floats," $8.99 Chemistry with Lab CollegeReadings Physics with Lab RussianHistory Algebra I, II UrbanStudies Town& Counfry ALSO Advance Ma~ [ Grammarand Composition INTERMENDIATE PROGRAM I, lusrtt s~owN1 Tennis- 4th grades to 12 Grades3--4--S--~ Motors. High School and Adults JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM Lawn and Garden YWCADay Camp- Girls 1st to 6th grades Grades7--8 DRAMAWORKSHOP Division Women’sSwim, Slim & Sun 28 DavenportSt. DAY CAMP SOMERVILLE,N.J. N%k-,___=..,;.’ V: 7~-1100 l Wednesday,June 12, 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. RUTGERSPREPARATORY.SOHOOL TO~uenDaily Tlll~ p.m. REGISTRATION: Thursday,June 13, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1345 EASTONAVENUE, SOMERSET, N.J. r. & Fri. 111 p.m, KI $.J60~ THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1968 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS.RECORD THE .MANVILLE NEWS PAGE 9 omrw t Esl :Jersey Central ds Plans To Lease WILFORD JACKSON IN SOMERSET HOSPITAL St. Peters GeneralHospital New Equipment FRANKLIN-- Funeral services were held Saturday for Wtlford MILLUS:A daughter to Mr, and FEINSWOG-- A daughter to Mr. The State Department of Trans- Jackson, 55, of 51 Field St. who Mrs. Joseph Millus, 156 6. 5th and Mrs. BenJaminFeinswog, 422- portation’s CommuterOperating A Hamilton St., Franklin, May12. died May 27 in Middlesex Gen- Ave., Manville. on May29¯ Agency on Wednesday, May 20 eral Hospital following a long ill- MASON:A son to Mr. and Mrs. BLACKSHEAR-- A son to Mr. and approved the leasing of 13 new ness. John Mason, Main St., Three Brid- Mrs. Clyde Blackshear, 72 Main locomotivesand as many as 50 Born in Semerville, ?n li.v~ ges on May29. St., Millstone, May13. refurbished coaches to improve all his life in the area d THOMPSON:A son to Mr, and ASSANTE -- A daughter passenger service on the Central employed in the Johns-Manville Mrs. WIHiamThompson, la0 Lin- to Mr. R allrosd of NewJersey, Co. papermill. den Lane, Belle Meade, May 24. andMrs. Joseph Assante, 24 Spring St.,Franklln, May 15. The equipment will be obtained He is survived by a son, Mel- under terms of a Memorandumat vin of Franklin; three stepsons, BERNOTSKY:A daughter to Mr. WALTEHS -- A son to Mr. and Understanding among the Agency, Coston and Lloyd Wade of New and Mrs. Robert G. Bernotsky, Mrs, Leon Welters,Copper Mine Norfolk & Western Road,Griggstown, the Railway Brunswick and James Wade of 220 N. lath Ave., Manville on May 15. and the affiliated Chesapeke & Franklin; sixstep-daughters, Mrs. May24. HERSH -- A son to Mr. and Ohio/Baltimore & Ohio Railroads. Eleanor Garrett, Mrs. Gladys FARLEY:A son to Mr. andMrs. Mrs. Michael Hersh, 9 Lebed The railroads are seeking ap- Coleman and Mrs¯ Margaret Har- ThomasFarley, Maple Ave., Nesh- Drive,Franklin, May 22. proval of the Interstate Commerce ris of Somerville, Mrs. Anne Mac anic Station, May25. -0- Commission to merge and to in- Winkeyof Elizabeth, Mrs. Louise MCSURDY:A daughter to Mr. clude CNJ in the resultingsys- Mooreof TrentonandPauline Wade !:::~:~:::/~:::: and Mrs. Michael Mcgurdy, 1103 tem,and the agencyin a separate of Newark; six brothers, /.,ester, i Brooks Boulevard, Manville, May Vacation Bible actiongave the State’sendorse= Donald and Fred Jackson,all of i i i 2e. mentof themerger plan. Plainfield, Alfred JacksonofRari- HUBLER:A son to Mr. and Mrs. TransportationCommissioner tan, Harry Jackson of Newarkand Gary Hubler, 152 S. 18th Ave., School Dates Set David J. Goldberg describedthe Roy Jackson of New York City; Manville May27. HILLSBOROUGH-- The annual agreementas "a mostsignificant four sisters, Agnes,Aggie, Mary WANTROBSKY-- A son to Mr. DailyVacation Bible School, with step towardimprovement of com- and Mrs.Lucile Bonnet of Plain- Siege Koch Triumphs In Kugler-Anderson Race and Mrs. Stanley Wantrobeky, Pe- the combined Faith Lutheran muterand freightservice on the field;52 grandchildrenand eight ter’s Terrace, Flagtown, May23, Churchand the HillsboroughPres- CentralRailroad." great-grandchildren. Chicago’sSiege Koch conqueredslippedthrough thunderstorms that Canadaand PuertoRico. national honors last year. He also byterianChurch, will this year be intermittentlystruck the course The mainevent was launchedin The improvementprogram is a Funeralservices were held in a treacherouslywet track and a finished third tn the 500-mile Tour l a heavy downpour,and at least of Canadalast year. held from June 17-28, 9-11 a.m. shortterm, five-year plan to re- the Anderson Funeral Home, 201 field of 152 contestants, the largest to beat the field by an impressive IN PRINCETON HOSPITAL each weekday morning. Classes place or refurbishpassenger e- ever mounted in a single race in 27 seconds. two subsequent storms sky- With some 59 of the East’s lead- Sandford St., New Brunswick with Juniorstaking Slog- will be held in the new Chris- qulpmentin use on the CNJ while theRoy¯ Charles Groce this country, to win Memorial Secondonly to the nationalcham- rocketedthe mortalityrate - with ing l~rt, the officiating. pionships prestige,the silverallbut 18 ridersof theoriginal fried Stern Memorial Junior Tour FISHER:A daughter to Mr. and tian Educationbuildingofthe Pres- the lineis beingelectrified and Intermentfollowed in FranklinDay’s 25th annual Kugier-Ander- in byterian Church¯ new high-speedcars purchased. son 50-Mile Tour of Somerville. anniversaryrace drew entries fieldbeing forced out by accidentsof Somerville was won earlier in Mrs. Glenn Fisher, Belle Mead, Mrs. Alvin MemorialPark, North Brunswick. or punctures. May31¯ Co-directors are The agreementcalls for the -0" Koch, 5 feet 4 inches,140pounds, from more than a dozen states the afternoon by Mike Hlltner, Evans and Mrs. RonaldRenauro. Both defendingchampion Jackie Rockville, Md., who triumphed by LUHRMAN: A daughter to Mr. acquisitionof 50 passengercars. and Mrs. Joseph Luhrrnan, Registrationshave been extendedDepartment na- DIMETRO STELMACH Simes of Closter and ex-Olym-five yards in a blanket finish. Gary 194 officials said a Washington St., Rocky Hill May through this Sunday,June 9. All tionwidesearch is under way to planAllen Bell of Somervillewere Campbell, Paramount, CaLif. took childrenfrom three throughJu- State Bank Names Three among the leadersuntil misfor- 31. Ideatecoaches suitable for re- MANVILLE -- Funeral serv- second and Chris Meerman, Mc- niorhigh level are invited. iceswere held Saturdayfor De- tune struckboth riderson the i Lean, Va. was third. MIS$IC-- A daughter to Mr. and furbishing.The agreementalso -0- metroStelmach, 87, of 1106Green To Local Advisory Board 38th: mile. Bell was stoppedby a Ahead of the rains came Fred Mrs. Harry Mlssic, Camp Meet- providesthat 64 passengercars St.,who died May 29 at Somerset spillwhile a fiattire took Slmes (Pop) Kugler, originator of the ingAve., Sklllman, May 19. presentlyoperating on CNJ routes to be reconditioned. ¯ Hospital. Appointmentof three members Artat RutgersUniversity. outof contention¯ race, who shook a lot of hands LANDRY=- A son to Mr¯ and Mrs,Chemical Division are He had lived in Manville 43 to fillvacancies on the Advisory He was electedand servedfour The winningtime of 2 hours, and bicycled through the streets David Landry, Sycamore Lane, years and was a retired employe Board of the Hlllsborough Office terms on the BranchburgTown- 53 seconds, while somewhat be- waving to the cheering crowds. Skillman, May 23¯ ’1IHas New Office of Johns Manville. ship Committeeand was Mayorfor hind the national record of 1 hour, Mr. Kugler came up for the race Harris -- A daughter to Mr. and DOUGLASS ALUMNAE AUCTION of State Bank of Somerset County Openingof new ~idmlnlstrative Surviving are his widow, Mrs. has been announced by W, O, Lan- four years.He is a memberofNe-56 minutes, 10.7 seconds set here from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., where Mrs. David Harris, R.D.5, Cherry Katherine Stelmach; four sons, Shanlc VolunteerFire Company last year by Simes, was neverthe- he retired two years ago. Valley Road, Princeton, May 24. offices of Chemicals Group, The Douglass’sCollege Alumnae gille, President. I Crompton& Knowlee Corp., was Josephand Charlesof Manville, Appointedwere: Lt. Col.Elias less excellent consideringthe con- -0- Clubof SomersetCounty will hold and servedeight years as Presi- announcedrecently by James W. Walter,at home,and JohnofHills- Flagtown,Walter j dent,also two years as Fire Chief. ditions. itsannuaIPicnic-Scotch Auctlon on J. C, alalni, Jr. In St. Peter’s Hospital L. Monkman, president of the Wednesday,June In, at 7 otclock boroughTownship; four daughters, O’Brlen,Neshantc Station,Harry He is also a member and Past For Koch,the win was the big- CONSERVATIVES MEET Mrs. Mary JacobsofNorthBranch, gestsince he cameto thiscountry Group. The new offices are lo- at the homeof Mrs.WalterPeach, B. Smith, HillsboroughTownship. Presidentof NeshanlcLions Club BANKS-- A daughter to Mr. Mrs. Olga Mleczko,at home,and Lt. Col. Galaini was born in and member Solomon’sLodge F& in March of 1967. A native of "CivilRights" will be studied cated in Suite 526, National New- 239 SpencerRoad, Basking Ridge. Mrs. StellaKiim and Mrs. Helen Augsburg,West Germany,he has in depthat the ConservationClub and Mrs. E.L. Banks III of 392-B ark Building,744 BroadStreet, i Theclub annually awards a schol- Flagiown, attended Hillsborough A.M. Hamilton St.~ Franklin, May 17. Mleczko,both of Manville;14 Mr. Smith was born in Somer- won some 14 races here, mostlyMeeting,at 8 p.m. Friday,June Newark, N.J. 07102. arshipto a SomersetCounty girl Schools and Somerville High SCHULTZ-- A daughter, to Mr. C & K’s Chemicals Group has grandchildrenand 10 great-grand-School. He entered the military villeand hasbeen a residentof J in the Midwest,and was runner-up7, at HeddenHall, 302 Somerset who plansto attendDouglass. A11 and Mrs.John J. SchultzJr. 382-Cdivisional plantsin Reading,Pa.; proceedsfrom the auctionwill go children. service in 1943 serving in England HillsboroughTownship forthepast for the Best-All-Round(B.A,R,) !Street,in NorthPlainfield¯ Wil- HamiltonSt., Franklin,May 19. The funeralfrom the Fucillo 32 years.He attendedHillsborough liam Suydmn, of the club Pro- Fall River,Mass.; Melrose Park, towardsthe Scholarship Fund. as a B-24 bomber pilot during RODEK -- A son to Mr. and Mrs. 111.;Sandusky, Ohio; and Franklin; and Warren Funeral Home here WorldWar It. He flewthe Berlinschools,Somerville High and Rut- FIREMEN’S SCHOOL gramCommittee, will presentthe -0- was followedby a RequiemMass continuity,i11ustrated by a film Julius Redek, 18 Ray St., Frank- and subsidiariesoverseas in Hol- Airtiff and later served with the gers University and holds a B.S. lin, on May20. landand Belgium.The new office at 9 a.m. at Christ the King StrategicAir Commandas B-52 The annual pumpschool held by strip,following a short,routine CLASSIFIEDS? degree in Electrical Engineering. locationwill simpllty call725-3355 Church. Aircraft Commander and Chief I He is a licensed New Jersey the SomersetCounty Flremen’s businesssession. -0- Interment was in Sacred Heart of the underground Control Cen- Electrical Contractor,Vice- Associationstarted this week in .o. Cemetery, Hillsborough Township. ter. Presidentof H&E-lectricCo., also theCountry Hills firehouse and will Public Notices -0- He is currently a sales President of DairyQueen of Hills-run each Monday through June N=,E ,,I WARI ...... HOII FIIRNITIIRI OUTLET representative for Inves- boroughInc. 24 startingat 7 p.m. Public Notices MRS. ANNA EISENBERGER T~,, eeUce~tP*~Bar~GrlB, ine.,t=l~l[ ~F THE WAY, A LOT LESS TO PAY ¯ tors DiversifiedServices and li- Mr. Smith is a member and -0- PLEASETAKE NOTICE that the understgaed u Pete’sBar and Gr/t4 has zpp[iedto the Mayor censedin lifeinsurance and Mu- Treasurerof Belle Mead Rotary has appealed to the Boa rd of Adjustmentof the ROdCOUncil of the Borm~Vao[ M~vllle, NewJerseY, I ZAREPHATH-- Funeral serv- Township of Franklin for a variance from the for a Plenary Retail ConSumptionLicense for the[ tual Fund Stock sales.He is a Club, Vice-Presidentof Rutgers provisions of Section IX, Paragraph 4B of the IremJsessltmded at 16 Seuth~., Manville, ices were held Tuesday at the Public Notices Zoning Ordtoanceo! the Townshipof Frank.qn, Jersey. Pillarof Fire chapelfor Mrs. member of Central New Jersey EngineeringSociety, member of RetiredOfficers Association, Instituteof Electrical& Electronic as amended,to permit the construction of a OFFICERS AnnaDeWitt Eisenberger, 68, who NOTICE single family dwelling houseIn an R-20 zone PeterR. Kar, chak, 423S. MainSt., Ma~vilin,N. J. Knightsof Columbus,Veterans of Solomon’sLodge F. Takenotice that application has been madeto utlBztng a septic systemand well water, af- diedFriday at GlenGardner. Engineers, & the Township Committee of the Township of President-Tre~urer. ForeignWars, AmericanLegion A.M. ann New Jersey Designers fectlng lands and premises situated on Walnut MargaretKaschak, 423 S. MainSt., Manville,N.3., Bornin Easton,Pa., Mrs. Eisen- Ulllsborongh to renewto Hillsboro Store, Inc. Avenueand knownas Lot 15, Block 430 on the and HillsboroughFire Company LightingForum. for premises located at Amwell Road, Hilts- Vlce.Pr esident-Seeretuy. bergerhad lived and workedat Tax Mapof the TowashJpof Franklin, ObjeCt/des,if any, ~ould be made/mined/ate[ No.I of FIagtown. borough Township, NewJersey, the plenar:,’l A hearing on this application by the Board of thePillar of FireChurch in Zara- -0- retaildistribution license No, D-l. tn writing to FrancisPeltack, Borough Mr. O’Brienis a nativeof Ne- The names and addresses of all 0fllcors, Adjustmentwill be hemon Tuesday,. June 18, Borougho[ Manville. MunicllmlButldthg, M~vllle, plinthfor the last four years. directors and stockholdersof said corporation 1908, at 8:00 p.m. at the TowashlpHall, Mlddle- NewJersey. shanic Station,attended local Pu’bHc Notices nusn, NewJersey. You may appear either in (Signed) She was the wife of the late are MatthewM chno, stock o der, director, and I Personor by agent or attorney and Presentany schools,Somerville High School P &G Bar andGrin, Inc. PaulEisenberger, and is survived NOTICE ~resident, 115 North 8th Avenue,Manville, New’ objections which youmay have to the grantlngof andTeacher’s Training in Graphic Jersey; GeorgeFeno, stockholder, director, and this variance, 39 SouthStreet by two daughters, Mrs. Trudy vice.president, DOX308, East Mountain Road, Dated: May27. 1968 Manville, NewJersey SoRtedbids will be receivedhy theBoard ot Margaret Kasch~ Clauticeof Yardley,Pa. and Education, of the Borough of ManvUle, County Neshanic. NewJersey; and stockholder, di- ROBERT F. MORGENBERGER and of Somerset for 1968 Tractor and Attachments rector and secretary-treasurer, Box 358, East URSULAMORGENBERGER, Ins wife, Gladys Sassaman of Zarephath; a NesbanJc,NOW Jersey. j MN6-6-58 2t son, Paul Jr., of Trenton; seven up to 8:00 P.M. June 17, 1068 at tile Manvlne Mounta/nRoad, Applicants I[Igh SchOOl hoard adam, North 10th Avenue Objections, if any,should be madeImmeo BY: FREDERICKW, RICHARDS~Esq. FEE: $6.04 grandchildren and two great- and Brooks Boulevard,Manville, New JeJseydiatetytn writing to CatherineSantonastaso, ] 313State Street grandchildren. and then at said office publicly openedand Clerkof the Township of IliUsherough, Ne- Perth Amboy,New Jersey read aloud. shanic,New Jersey. Attorney for Applicant Interment followed in the church Specifications maybe securedat the Office! HILLSBOBO CORNER STORE, INC. FNR8-6-68 It NOTICE cemetery. By Matthew Miehno, President FEE: $ 4.48 Takenotice that the Polish Falconsot Amer- of the Secretary, Board of Education,Manville George Fend, Vice-President ica, District No. 1 h,c., has applied to the -0" lllgl: School, North 10th Avenue and Brooks "0" Boulevard ManvUle, N.J. Mondaythrough Mary Feno, Secretary-Treasurer TownshipCommittee of the Townshipof Hlns- S.SN6-6-68 2t borough, NewJersey, for a Plenary RetaUCon- Friday from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P¯M. The Board NOTICE E.S. FRANZYSHEN of Education reserves the right to accept or FEE:$0,64 "0" sum~lon License forpremla ’rakenotice that Peter Semenlckand Helen Road, south Somerville, NewJersey. reject ally or .all bids, to Waiveany informali- Semeaicktrading as Petey’s, have appliedto ONEVERYTHING FORTHE HOME PLEASETAKE NOTICE that the undersigned OFFICERS FRANKLIN-- Funeralservices ties and to award coutrants for the whole or has appealed to the Board of Adjustment of the Mayorand Council of the Boroughof Man- Alfred Ztenowlcz, 243 Ccann St., Hilts[d~ any part thereof if dc, emedto be in the host the Township of Franklin for a variance from ville, NewJersey, for a Plenary Re~UCon- N.J., President; John Byk, 14 RobinCt., Spring wereheld Saturday for EdwardS. /ntorost of the Boardof Edueotion. sumptionLicense for premisessituated at 1001 BY ORDER OF TIIE BOARD OF the provlstoasof Section(s)xVn(A4) and xvIn field, N.J. Vice-President; Eleanore Koztol, Franzyshen,51, of 572 Nassau (3E) of theZoning Oral nance of the TownshipW Camplaln Road ManvUle, New Jersey 418 Franklin Street, Bllzabeth, N.J.~ Sooretnry; EDUCATION BOROUGH OF MAN- ’ObJ ecBon , s it " ’any ’ snould" be madelmme- HOTELTYPE Ave. who died May 29 at Paul VJLLE, SOMERSET COUNTY, N.J. of ~’rankn- as amended to t~,mJ, ,h, .I Martha Piskndlo, 1320 Woodruff Pl.,Union, KimballHospital, Lakewood. ~rectlon.... ’ o!¯- a three~ oay’ ...... COIOllla| st~ pUUilt;II dlatelyC" - in writing to Francis Penack, Borough N.J., Treasurer. ALEXANDER BATCHO, garage affecting lands and premises sltuatedlmrs Bunof the ...... Borough of Manville, Municipal DINECTOIkS A nativeof Virginia,he had Secretary urns, alanvllle NewJersey ’ MATTRESSOR MN6-6-68 It on Rte. 27, Township of Franklin and known 7_ . " Gereld V. Backley, 240 Van Buren St., Newark livedin this area for the past as Lot(s) 9 Block $7 on the Tax Map of the( ~.~g,ne~j . N,J, 45 years.A bus driverfor Public FEE:s4.00 Townshipof Franklin. This Notice ts sent to~ Metor ~emelucs Marie Makowskt, 280 Brook Ave., North BOXSPRING you as an ownerot property affected by tbo Helen .... uememes Plainfield, N.J. ServiceCoordinated Transport for NOTICE appllnation.I *uu,~w, ~..ampJaJnHO. John Polowozak, R.D, #1, Falcon Rd., So. the past26 years,Mr. Franzyshen Take notlce that the Polish Falcons of Amer- A hearing on this application by the Board ManvUle,N, J. somervUto,N. J. lea, District No. I Inc., has applied to the of Adjustment w[U be held on June 18, 1908 MN6°6-68 2t John Witko~ 638 Dunellen Ave., Dunellen was chiefof the ElizabethAvenue Township Committee of the Township of at 8:00 P.M., at the Township Ball, Middle- FEE: $ 5.76 N.J. $29.95 Sebastian Saluszka, 117Pulaski St., Newark, Fire Company. RIHsborougl4New Jersey, for a Plenary Re- bush, NewJersey. You may appear either In ~ Survivingare his widow,Mrs. tail Consumption License for premises lo- Personor by agent or attorney and present ~.0 N.J. Reg. $44.95 cated at Falcon Road, South Somerville, New any objections which you may have to the (Signed) Stella Cwik Franzyshen;three Jersey. granting ot this variance. NOTICE PoBsh Falcons of America Lace Tufted. daughters,Mrs. Jack Russo of OFFICERS Take notice that Michael l[oledlaskl trading Dtstrict No,1 Inc. JolmE. Byk~99 PulaskiSt¯, Newark, N.J., Dated: June 4, 1968 LANDEVCON,INC. as Mikes Bar & Grill, has applied to the Mayor Falcon Road Lasting comfort in North Brunswick,Mrs. Anthony President, Alice Buckley, 246 Van Buron St., P.O. BOX1759 and Council of the Borough of ManvIHo, Now SouthSomerville, N. J. Bode of Cranburyand Mrs¯ Wll- CAROLE ANN ZABRYC~ Newark, N. J. Vice President, Eleanor Kozio], NORTIIBRUNSWICK, N,J. Jersey, for a Plenary Retail Consumption li- Alfred Zlenowlcz,President ful] or twinsizes. liam Bruguierof Somerset;his 418Pr0.nldtn st., Elizabeth, N. J. nec. Sccy., FNR0-6-68 It cense for premises situated at 326 So. Maln SSN6.6-68 2t FEE: $ 10.56 mother,Mrs. Mary Franzyshenof John Stypule, 408 VeronaAve., EI/zai,eth, N.J., FEE: $ 4.00 Street, Manville, NewJersey, Bus, Secy., Martha P|skadlo, 1326 Woodru// -0- Objections, If any, should be madeimme- -0- $69.95 SouthBound Brook; two brothers Pl., Union, N. J., Treaxurer. diately in writing to Francis Peltack. Borough Miss Zabrycki CLerk el the Borough of Manville, Municipal NOTICE John of BoundBrook and Stanley BOARD OF DIRECTORS NOTICE POSTURE-FIRM [ Gerald V. Buckloy, 246 Van Buron St., New- Building, Manville, NewJersey. Franzyshen of Somerset; three TAKENOTICE THAT Johnny & l[olen’s Tav- To Teach School ark, N.J., Marie MakowsklI 260 Brook Ave., PLEASETAKE NOTICE that the undersigned (Signed) sisters,Mrs. Ethel Bach, Mrs. No. Plainfield, N. J. Jchn Polewczak liD #1 has appealed to the Board of Ad|ustment of the Michael tloledinakl ern, has appli~l to the MAYORAND MATTRESSOR Frank Kolodwoskiand Mrs. Vin- : Falcon Rd., So. Somerville, N. J., John Wltko, Township of Franklin for a variance from the 326 So.Main St. OF MANVILLE,NEW JEnSEY, for a plenar Miss Carole Ann Zabryckl, 1638 Dunel]on Ave., Duueiien, N. J. Edward provisions ot Section V and for hn interpreta- Manville, N. J. retailconsumpRon license for premises cent D. Eren, all of Somerset Szalas, 24 NewSt., So. River, N. J., Frank tion or variance from the provisions of Section MN0-6-08 2t atod at 44 south Main Street, Manville, Now BOXSPRING and sevengrandchildren. daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Peter Byra, II Czspllcki St., ManviUo,N. J. FEE:$ 8.44 Jersey, (Slgeod) KX’I of the Zoning Ordinanceo( the Township Funeralservices were held at A. Zabryckiof 918 Washington of Franklin, as amended,to permit the modi- "0" The namesand residences ot aH officers PolishFalcons of America fication of frontage and area requirementsfor and directors of satd corporation are as tel- the ConroyFuneral Home, BoundAve.,Manville, receivedher Bach- DistrictNo. I Inc. NOTICE lows: elorof Artsdegree at commence- Falcon Road the use of n structure in the M-I Industrial Take notice that EdmundJankowski, trading John Stefanchik, 1310 West Camp]sin $44.95 Brook, with a Requiem Mass in Zone as construction ofllces. The afleeted us Pals Inn, has applied to the TowashlpCom- SoathSomorvlile, N.J. lands and premisesare situated on Elizabeth Road, Manville, NOWJersey, Presi- Our Lady of Mercy Church,South mentexercises June2, at Trenton Alfred Zlenowicz, President mittee of HUlaboroughTownship, NewJersey, dent and Director Quilttop. Scientific Avenueand are known as Block 502, Lot 11, for a Plenary Retail ConsumptionLicense for llolen S.StefancMk, 1310 WestCamplain BoundBrook. Interment followed in State College. Majoring in ele- SSN6-0-68 2t on the Tax Mapof the Townshipof Franklin. mentary education, Miss ZabryckiFEE: $9,60 premisesstteated on W, CamplainRoad, RD 1 Road,Manville, New Jersey, Secre- posturedevice for relaxing. ResurrectionCemetery, Plscata- A hearing on this application by the Board Somervnlo, HlUsboroughTow~h/p. of Adjustmentwill be held on Tuesday,June 18, taw-Treasurer and Director way. has accepteda positionto teach NOTICE Objections, lr any, should be madeImme- Helen Bertucc|, Box 409C, R.D. #3 Fullor twin size. in Pittsburghthis coming Septem- TAKENOTICE Umt the ManvUlo B.P.O.E. 1968,at 8:00 P.M¯, at the TownshipHall, Mid- diately In wrlUng to Catherloo Santonastaso, Somerset, NowJersey, Director -0- Lodge of 2119 has applied to the Townshll~ dlebush, Franklin Townshlp,New Jersey. You Clerkof the Township of HtHsberough, Ne- Ob|ecttons, if any, should be nmdeimmed- beron theprimary level. ot illlisborough, nlnsberough, New Jersey, mayeither appear in Person or by agent or shanic, NewJerse~lgned) ately, In writing, to Mr. Francis A. Peltack, SAVE ON DINETTES A Dean’s List student,Miss for n club Ucensorenewal for premises to- uttorney and present any objections which you mayhave to the granting of tinsvariance BoroughClerk of ManY/lie. Public Notice Zabrycklattended Caldwell Col- eated at I.~00 Brooks Blvd., South SomervUle, ¯ EdmundJankowskl JOHNNY & IIELEN’STAVERN NewJersey¯ The officers and trustees of said DATED:May 3[, [968 W. Camplatn Rd. ROSENIIOUSE& CUTLER 44 South Main Street LEGAL NOTICE lege for Women beforetransfer- Lodge are as follows. RDI, SomervUle, N,J. ManvUle,New Jersey 08835 Alh’ed E. Nowak- 17 Nth. Weiss St., Man. Attorneysfor Mayo Stsler mN6-6-08 2t MN6-6-68 2t ring to TrentonState College. Applicant WI[EREAStile Governor’s Executive Order She was a 1964 graduateof Man- vlUe, N.J. ExaltedRuler. and Donald Slsler, FEE:$6.44 FEE: $ 8.32 No. 7 has provided a method to exclude cer- Arthur L. Skaar - 900 Sth.Main St., Man- 770 Hamilton Street -0- tain records which would otherwise he sub- ville High School. ville,N,J. EsteemedLeading Knight. Somerset, New Jersey08873 ject to thspectlon and examination,and avail- John Olesh- 921 Louis St., Manville, N.J. FNR0-0-68 It FEE: $ 4,64 NOTICE NOTICE able for copying, ~rsenni lo.the2rovlslons EsteemedLoyal Knight, "0" Take notice that Selvatoro J. ~ellomo Jr. and el Chapter 73. P.L. 1963; and Alfred Knmowloh- 300 Sth Main St., Man- Florence E. Bellomo treding as Manville Dis- Takenotice that application has been made tVHEREASNew Jersey 6. A..54:5-50 pro- Gnatek Receives vi Io, N.J.,Trustee. NOTICE trthuUng Company, has appHnd to the MaYor to tho blayor and CouncUot ManvlUe, New v/des adequateme,ms of public notice with MlehaolYuskanlch - 020 hound Brook Ave.. TAKE NOTICE TUAT the AMERICAN LE- and Council of the Boroughof Manville, New Jersey, to transfer to Johnny& Helen’s The- the recordnl[on of any tax sale certificate as ManvUlo,N.J,, Trustee. ,GIONMANVILLE POST #304 has applied to the Jersey, for a Plenary Retail Dlatrlbet on L- ern, trading as Johuny’s Tavern, for premises a mortgage in the office of the Count, Clerk; Special Award Frank Griffith - 1225 Kennedy Bled., Man- MAYORAND COUNCIL OF MANVILLE, NEW senso for promises located at 519 West Cam- located at 44 SouthMain Street, ManvUle,Now NOWBE IT RESOLVEDby tbo Township ville, N.J’., Trustee, JERSEYfor a club license for promises at 429 plain Road, ManvJHe,New Jersey. Jersey, the plenary retalrconaumptlon llcenae Committee of the TownsMpof illHsborough ¯ Lawrence n. Dmuehewski, - RFD#3 Jacque South Main Street, Menvllle, NewJersey. The Objections, If any, should be madelmme- heretofore Issued to Johnand Helen Stefanohlk, that the tax sP1ocertificates ,whlcll owned Jerome GnateK, son or ~r. and are Mrs. Frank Gnatek llll Green Lane, Somerset. N.J., Trustee. officers of said organt:,=ttton are es follows: Jiately m wrtUng to Fr~nots Peltank, Baroag~ trading aa Johnnys ’~vern, for the premises by the Township.and the tax sale certificate Objections, If any should be made Imme- Stanley J. Wesnesky,Commander, 100 Evans Clerk of the Boroughot ManvUle,MunlclP~l located et 44 SouthblaJn Street, Manville, New lien ledgers which are mulutaieedby the tax St., Manville,was recentlythe diately In wrlUng to Caiharlue Sautonastaso, Drive, Many/lie, NewJersey; Joseph Rustic, Building, f, fanvllle, NewJersey. Jersey. SUPERB DINETTE collector, are hereby excluded from public recipientof the annualAwards Clerk of the Township of Hlnsborough, Ne- Sr. ViceCommander, 324 UnlonAvenue, Middle- (Stgeed) The namesand residences of all ofilcers DILgXl IlCLINll IN VINYl. inspection and examination and made unavail- ehante,New JeJsey. sex, NewJersey; JosephFlduk, Jr. Vice Com- Salvatore B~ltomo and directors of sald corporation are ae fol- able for copying; Assemblyheld at CoffeevilleJu- Florence Bel]omo Rep: $99 ,~ ?lardy, Hand.some R~g. $69. d|nette sot with MANVILLEB¯P.O.E. LODGE2110 mander,210 South !lth Avenue,Manville, New lows: recl nor that will be his ~avor- two-tone plastic-top tabl6 BE IT ALSORESOVLED that it is not that nlorCollege, Coffeeville, Kansas. ManvUle, Now Jersey Jersey; John Sovlnee,Finance Officer, 310 North 819 W. CamplalnRd. John Stofanohlk, 1310 West CampL~tn Ite cha r. Pillowbacl< styling. wIMch extenOs to 48", 4 com. intent of the TownshipCommittee Io deny the Department awards are pre- SSN 0-6-68 2t 8th Avenue, Manville, New..Jersey; Paul J. Manvnle, N, 3. Road, Manville, NewJersey, Presi- fortable chairs. iusPectton of the Morosaidrecords to any own- PEZ$ 8. 96 Sulla, Adjutant, 10 Sooth 8thAvenue, ManvUle, MN6-6-68 2t dent and Director or, lien holder, or other proper party of sentedyearly to ’~ studentwho Now Jersey; William B, Rosenberg, Judge FEE:$ 8.08 Helen S. Steranohlk, 1310 West C~mp- interest; or his heir, attorney or other quail- has shown outstanding achiv TOWNSHIPOF FRANKLIN Advoeeto, 121 Agnes PlaCe, Bound Brook, New lain Road,Manville, NbwJersey, See- fledagent; and Jersey; Leo Impelllzerl, Chaplain,406 Stonewall "0" rotary-Treasurer and Director BE IT FUnTIIER nESOLVEDthat a notice has shown outstandingachieve- BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT $69 $49 Avenue, Manville, NewJersey; Jo~n Mlhalko NOTICE of adoption of this excluding raso[uUonailail Helen eertucct, BoX 400C, n,D, #3, ment in a particularcourse of Manrlce and EmmaWood, 341 FrankllnBlvd., Service of ricer, 818 Huff Avenue,ManvUle, New Take notloathal GeorgeN. Farleyand Somereet,New Jersey, Director be publishedonce In’0i’fi SouthSomerset News Jersey; Peter P, Wasilowski, Sergeant-of- Oeorge R. Farley, trading as Farley e Tavern, which Is In ganorRlcircular on In HUisbor. study.Jerome, majoring in In- Somerset NewJersey, UlUcrest Ave., Somer- Thenames and residences of allstockholders set, Now Jersey, Block 2S9 Lot tal & 132 Arms, 182 South 18th Avenue, ManvUlo, Newhave applied to the Township Committee of beldln~ mere thanI0% of stockof sald oct- WAREHOUSEFURNI’rURE oughTownship, and that a copy of this resolu- dustrlalArts and Education,has Jersey; T~omasFoasty, Historian, 208 Broak~ nlllsberough Towashlp, New Jersey, tor a )oration~re: tion shall be placedon tile in the Office of the Zone R-I~. presentlycompleted his fresh- Your appUcanonfor a permit for orecnon Boulevard, ManvUlo,Now Jersey; PaulJ.~lla~ Plenary Retail ConsumptionIAcenso for promis- Johnstetanohlk, 1310 West CamPisln Secrolary of State of NewJersey. man year. ot nowstructure as fol]owsI one family dwel- Trustee, 10 South 8th Avenue, ManvUle,New es located at Eqoa[or Avenue, Flag/own, New Road, ManvUle, NewJersey Cathorlna Santonastaso ling Is hereby domed,due to non compliance Jersey; John Ml~lko, Trustee, 813 Huff Ave- Jersey. Helen S. ~tefanohtk, 1310 West C~ml~ OUTLET TownshipClerk -0- with the Zoning Ordthancoot Franklin Town- nue, Munvllle, NewJersey; and ThomasFoasty, Objections, If any, should be made i~nme- lath Road, Manvlne,New Jersey SSN6-0-68 It ship, Section # Schedule V Column 3 & 16 Trustee, 805 Brook~ Boulevard, Manville, New dlately In writing to Catharlnesontonastaso, Objections, If any, should be madeImme- 65 N. WEISSST., MANVILLE FeE=$5.60 SOCIETY TO MEET & Ordinance #136 SpeelflcaUy as fonowslSched- Jersey, Clerk of the Townshipot Hl[isberough, Ne- tlatety th wrJtJngto Mr, Francis A. Pe]taek, ule V - Column 3 - 100’ frontage required, Object/usa,tf any. shoutd be ra~detn writing aMnte, NewJersey. BoroughClerk of Manville. 0pea.Daily 9:~ to 5:~ has 80 frontege Column16 - One,=tory house Immediately to Mr. Francis A. PolLack, Borough (Signed) JOHNNY& HELEN’S TAVERN I A cotton plant’s nutrient The SomersetCounty Holy In- 1 300required, has 1122sq. R, Clerk of Manville. George N. Farley 44 SouthMaln Street ALROSE I Fr,dcy9:30 to 9 I icrop,ate &fEast Rd. I requirements are much less nocentsSociety willmeet June 10 ZoningOttlcar oq Building I~p. American Leg~onManvJ)is Po~t #304 George R. Farley Manville, NewJersey By: StanleyJ. WesnesW.Commander Fla~town, N. J. MNg-8-68 2 t than thoseof peanutsor al- in St. Bernards Parish Center, ltPotor NylLrai, Zoning Otncer MN 6-8-68 2t Management[ falfa. FNR 6-O-68 ~N 6-6-68 2t FEE: $ U.84 Phone RA5-0484 |B~k o~ M=ur’s| Rte. 22 in Bridgewater. FEES2.88 FEE: $11.82 FEE:$8,’/8 -6- , ~’,’I "" ,,~ ..... ,", i’ C.r,’ ~’~, "’ ’ , " s SI C *-- ,.,, ¯ - THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1968 PAGE I0 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FR2KNKL]~N NEWS-RECORD . THE MANVILLE NEWS

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Gaston Ave., Somerville. In- in Manville. Heat and hot water chen.Woman. No. 2nd Ave.Man- Ion our tube mills and In our finish- CALL725-7910 istered,house-broken, Silver FABRIC FASHI()N CENTER ing department. These are perm- -Free Estimates OF THE GARDENSTATE quire after 5 P.m. included. Call 725-3813. ville722-4138. anent positions in a modernindus- very gentle. Call 869-4376. -FinancingAvailable try and offer plenty of overtime TowleLace Works, Inc. u~ ? & 1/2 ROOM FUr- GENTLEMAN WANTED TO and goodfringe benefits, for men MOBILE HOME, 40 FOOT, AIR- FREE COLLIE PUPPY to good ALL WORK GUARANTEED Route29 nished apartment In Manville. Heat sharefurnished apartment. Linen, Excellentcondition family. Due to babies allergy. 526-0089 Lambertiville,N. J. & hot water included. Couple. Call with somemechanical apptitude. Conditioned. WarrenL. DunlapSr. etc. supplied. Pay weekly. 722- For an appointment contact us at Will sacrifice. Call 722-6263.Eve- Call after 5 p.m, 201-369-4507. 725-4041, after 5 p.m. weekdays nings Call722-0716. Auotlonem" and ~11 day Saturday or Sunday. 1594 or 722-2688. our new plant in Franklin Town- FACTORY OUTLET HOUSEHOLD-- FARM -- ship. GRADUATION AND HORSES FOR HIRE, BOARDING, PAINTER STORE TUBOTRON,INC. l hay rides,English and WesternRESIDENTIALAND COMMERCIAL Laces, Embroideries and a COMMERCIAL SOMERSET VALLEY INDUSTRIAL FATHER’SDAY GIFTS APPRAISALS. Real Estate For Sale OHices For Rent instruction.Horses and tackfor largevariety of trims. Lmbez’tvllle,Nm Jei, mllr CAMPUS " 469-3822 NOW’N THEN SHOP l sale.The Horse Farm, Route 206 All workdone with pride and guar- For TheUnusual, Originalcreations and antiques. SouthSomerville, N.J. 359-5006, anteed Fullinsurance coverage, Visit Usand See. Nowla the time to arrangeyoul (Behind CranburyInn) lowrates. Never too blg or small. Man.thru Sun.9:00 to 4:30 springsales (phone~olleet). WE ST WINDSOR- This im- OFFICE IN FLAGTOWNAREA, 28 S. MainSt, Cranbury,N. J. Brushor spray Phone(609) 397-0565 lS-14t-June|I maculate three bedroom1 1/2 YOUNG MAN WANTEDTO WORK Wed.through Sat., 11 - 4p.m. 330 square feet. Air conditioned, inegg packing plant. No experience Special Services Fortree estimate call S~ I,ES CA]DENDAR bath ranchis set on abeautit~lly andSun. I - 4 Thursday,June 6, 1968-- 12:80 ground level, ample parking, Rentl necessary.Opportunity for ad- p.m. 722-9093 or 725-9003 D.m. -- Leroy Holcombe,Woods- planted and kept lot with a traf- includesb all utilities exceptphone, fic free location. Centralair con- vancement.Good wages and other A-1 TEMPORARIES vllle,Saturday N. J. June 8, 1968 -- lS:$0 Available for immediate oc- benefits.Call Between 9 and 4 p,m. -- Herbert Fisher ~ X$4 ditioning full basementand garage cupancy. Call 369-5521. ALL KINDS OF MASONRYWORK North Maple Avenue, Bulls8 with blacktopdrive. $26,500. daily. 359-5107. and remodeling. Mc Cann Con- Ridge.~. J,, . . . Autos For Sale struction. Tel. 526-1162. SHEET METAL Neededat once for local : Monday,June 10, 1968.10:00 CRANBURY- Very clean and well a.m. - Raindate Tuesday,June MECHANIC companies: Secretaries, 11, 1968Estate uf HarryWitmer kept split level ready for im- . TRENCHING, LIGHT EXCAVA- Clerks, Typists, PBXand 20Wllburtha Rd., Trenton MOVING SOUTH MUST SELL | mediate occupancy, 4 bed- ting,hauling, etc. Small bull- Growwith progressive HVAC Keypunchoperators. Wednesday,June I~, 1968 --I rooms,2 1/2 baths, eat-inkltchen, Help Wanted - Fern. Help Wanted 2, 1932 4 door Pontiac Sedansdozer,back hoe and frontend 12:30 p.m. -- Mrs. Russell Drake,| with extra parts, $600 for the contract. Goodopportunity 1833Pennlngton Road. Ewtng-| living room, dining ell, family One 1928 Pontiac Coupe, loader. Call Moo, at 722-7946. for man with right back- villa, N.J. | room, .basement, two car garage. Warehousemen Saturday, June 16, 1968 ~1 $35,000. ;550. Also motorcycle 1954 Har- DOES YOUR SWIMMING POOL ground in residential and High Rates No Fee 10:30a.m. -- Mr. Isadore Burrell,| TYPIST-BILLINGCLERK, FULL Davidsonsportster, imma- commercialfields. PhllhowerAvenue, Callron, N. J.I needfilling?. Prompt service with Wednesday,June 19, --10:301 CRANBURY- Two story Colonial, time, experienced preferred. Call RECREATIONS U P E R V IS ORS, culate,llke new $500. Call 782- a.m. ~ Estate of MrL Rebal EL-6-8703. Ask for offlce man- "Franklin Township.$2.09 per hour, 6994. cleanwell water. Call 609-466- 106 AlbanyStreet Dalley, 133 High Street --Som- 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, living ager. 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June 24 to 0706. VALAIRCO,INC. NewBrunswick erville, N.J. roomwith fireplace,formaldining Manville,New Jersey Saturday, June22, 1965 --St. room, family room, laundry room, Aug. 16. Contact H. Davis, Rec, 249-8300 /ames Church, Pennlngton,N. J. STENO-TYPIST, FULL TIME, Dir. 100 Charles St., 1963 CORVAIR MONZA CONVER- 722-5660 82 NassauStreet Friday, June 28 and Sunday fullbasement, one car garage. experienced preferred. Mature tiblenavy blue with white top. VENIS BROS. rune 29 -- Mrs. RobertF. Harris 844-2944. Princeton,N. J. Plemington,N. J. $32,000. womanwanted. Call EL 6-8703. Automatic.Must see to appre- TREE EXPERTS Ask for office manager. ciate.Please call 722-5098. WARREN DITNLAP SR. J, CRANBURY- This village vic- A. J. VENIS,New Jersey LambertvlUe,N, torianneeds restoration. Double ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT, : TAKE OVER PAYMENTS, Certified Tree Expert344 living rooms, formal dining room, excellent opportunityfor right Per-i 1967 359-6108 country kitchen with wa.shor hook- son in new plant, experienced Situations Wanted FordGalaxle, V-B, in excellent HAMILTON up, two baths, 8 bedrooms, nicely beekeeper,capable of billing,typ-I condition.Call 369-3340. GULFOIL CORP. landscaped lot. Asking $17,500. ingrequired. Knowledge of ac- REALTY countingi machine (Burroughs) pre-i PINEKNOLL - Twostory Colonial ferred.Top salaryplus profit I WILL BABY SIT FOR ONE 1961 VOLKSWAGEN MICROBUS SOPKO childin my homeMonday-Frlday. Price $395. Tel. 722-8358. HAS BUYERS with 4 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths sharingand all benefits.Write MOVING AND STORAGE HAS MODERN2 BAY SERVICE STATIONS on a woodedlot. $37,500. Box #8 South SomersetNews- For informationcall 725-8531 FOR papers,6-10 Arlington St., Man- Local & LongDistance Moving Twofamily homeup to WALTERB. HOWE,INC, ville,N.J. FOR LEASE IN ii 1966 CADILLACDE VILLE AgentsFor $24,OOO Real Estate Brokers I WILL BABYSIT IN MYHOME. Six roomranch up to 924 - 0095 A FEW HO~JRS A DAY AT GOOD 722-2682. 4 door hardtop, factory air con- WHEATEN VAN LINES SOMERSETAND MIDDLESEX, N.J. $22,000 pay in the air and sunshinewiU dtttoned, full power equipped. An bringyou excellent earnings near Packing& Crating For bedroomhome up to MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP, home.Are you interested?Write immaculate, like-new car. $23,000 Belle Mead-BlawenburgRoad. 28 BABYSITTINGWILL BE DONEIN PRINCETONMOTORS 35 N. 17th AvenueManville acres, running brook. Also 2, one Box 564, Plainfield, N.J. or call my homein Manville. Please call Route 206 Princeton, N.J. Two bedroomhome up to 725-5999. PHONE $16,000 acre building lots. Phone 359- 725-7863. OpenEves. 609-921-2325 725-7758 Paid training course and financial 6520,__ ’’ CalIBroker FIVE ROOIVI-~yATTA~’IE D OPERATORSWANTED;FORMER- 828-1515 row Machines,Blind stitch, zipper assistanceavailable. Garage,tully air conditioned. Near setters. Franbe Industries, 205 ...... Bargai:"=nMa tr SAL’S WestonSchool. Asking $22,900. Mdse. Wanted CARBURETOR & 725 Hamilton St. Brooks Blvd. Manville, N.J. 725- IGNITION SERVICE 722-1681. 5100, Call HE 6-6666 from 9 to 5 Somerset,N.J. STEREO MATURE WOMAN FOR PART Brand New GARDEN OR SMALL FARM nAmerican and Foreig time work. Apply at One Hour Famousmake, all solid state, tractors, wanted in rough or junk car ignition parts After 7 p.m. PUADII’C’e co.o SETSll Marttnizing,25 So. Main St., Man- i¢#llrtn LI L O REPLACED 4 speed changer, 4 speaker, beau- condition. Call 369-4229 or 526- ville. titulwalnut finish. Regularl’/sells0026. Alternators - Generators call 469-1005 for$188.96, UnclaimedChristmas starters - motor tune-up-wiring layaw’ay. Regulators FIX IT SHOP’ i WOMEN WANTED TO PACK Sal Barone, Prop. eggs.Call between 9 and4 daily. FULL PRICE$96.50 Instruction 359-5107. CALL SEWMASTER ¯ 725-7910 DIAL725-3681 VA--NO DOWNPAYMENT TO QUALIFIED BUYER 722-03541" FHA--LOW DOWNPAYMENT TO QUALIFID BUYER SOMERVILLE,N.J. EXPERIENCED MANVILLE 229 N. Main St., Manville, N.J. "WeRepair Everything" All Work Guaranteed DENTAL RECEPTIONIST, MA- UPRIGHT PIANO, FULL KEY- teacherwishes to tutorin ele- "OppJ-M.:M~n Gate turelady, some typing Mustboard, recently tuned and in mar- skill. velous shape. Call 722-0716. mentarysubjects for the sum- Complete General Tune Up Plugs, Points, be neatand have pleasant voice. mer.526-0266 after 5 P.M. Condenser,Oil Change,Blade Balancedand WriteBox #4, c/o SouthSomer- MANVILLE-SOUTHSIDE- Seven room, two story set Newspapers,6-10 Arlington COMPLETE IDMj SENSIMATIC, . Sharpened ...... $14.95 FULLER BRUSH CESSPOOLS home.Four bedrooms,garage, oil hot water heat. 80 x St., Manville, N.J. NCR & stenographymachines and 100 lot ...... $17,500 court reporting. Approvedfor full AND Appliances, Radios& TV, Hi-Fi, TapeRecorders, Vacuum PRODUCTS SEPTIC TANKS Cleaners, PowerTools, Lamps,Lawn Mowers. transfer credits toward a Bac- CALL calaureate degreeat associated = Colleges. Free catalog. Free em- UsedLawn Mowers For Sale $20.00 & up. WOMENSEWERS WANTED -- CLEANED MANVILLE-WESTONFive room ranch, attached work at homedoingsimple sewing. EL 6-3171 ployment service. Veterans Ap- UsedAppliances Bought and Sold Wesupply materials and pay ship- proved NewBrunswick Secretarial garage,full basement,storms and screens, 100 x 100lot ping both ways.Good rate of pay. School. 201-545-3910.Est. 1932. 7 Trucks- No Waiting with curbs and gutters ...... $22,900 Electxical Workand OddJobs Donein Homes RUSSELLREID CO. Piece work. Write Dept. 2W3,Jam= ARTHUR B, FISHER,SR. LAWN MOWERSBOUGHT REGARDLESS OF CONDITION star Industries Inc., 100 Aehmun WASHINGTON VALLEY RD. DRAKEBUSINESS COLLEGE 20 Years .ExDerienP~ St. Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, MARTINSVILLE,N,J, TRADE IN ALLOWANCEALLOWED ON MOWERS Zip 49783 17 Livingston Ave. VI 4-2534 EL6-5300 MANVILLE-INCOMEPROPERTY, near high school, 3 NewBrunswick, N,J, CompleteSecretarial and rents totaling $265.per month.Oil hot waterheat, two WITH Accounting Courses. car garage,on finished street. Asking...... $21,500 MOTHERS CARS Day and Night Courses Part time work duringschool SPINET PIANO FREE hours.Taking orders and deliver- Wanted,responsible party to take Telephone: CHarter §-034? ing, $30 per week, plusper- over low monthly payments on a Junk CarsRemoved centage. Call 398-0212, 609-968- spinet piano, Canbe seen locally. MANVILLE-NORTHSIDE - Two family, six rooms and CLAREMONT 8714 or write Suite 601, 1 Broad- Write Credit Manager, P.O. Box Call469-0304 bath down, four roomsand bath up. Attached two car way, Camden,New Jersey 08103. 35, Cortland, Ohio. TUTORINGBY QUALIFIEDREAD garageand breezeway.Oil hot water heat ..... $24,500 Ladies with management exper- ing specialist. Call 844-2974. 8 A.M.to 8 P.M. NEW HOMES-RESALES-LOTS ience needed as Unit Mgrs.

Manville MANVILLE - SOUTHSIDE- 2 FAMILY - 3 room 2-family-2 bedroomsin each apartment. Separate ATTRACTIVEWESTON RANCH - Three nice bed- WANTTO HELPTHEM? rooms,tile bath, completekitchen, spaciousliving and 5 roomapartments, garage, gas heat, stprms and utilities ...... $17,900 MAKE MONEY WHILE YOU DO? $13,900 room.One car garage.Nice 100 x 100 plot. Property BE A HOME HEALTH AIDE? screens ...... is in wonderfulcondition. See it. Asking... $22,900 IF YOU ARE A RESIDENT OF SOMERSET COUNTY CAN WORK 3 TO 8 HOURS OR MORE A DAY GROCERYSTORE BUSINESS - $2,500, See Thisl CONTACT MILLSTONE-Moden; two story Colonial, four bed- NewCape Cod--3 bedrooms,2 full baths. Living Includesall fixtures andequipment. Stock extra. VISITING HOMEMAKER SERVICE OF room,dining room,1-car garage...... $22,500 NearManville High. GoodLease. rooms, recreation room, attached garage and porch. SOMERSET COUNTY. Fireplace, brick front. 1 and½ baths, gas heat, alumi- BOX .54 86 GRANT AVENUE, SOMERVILLE numstorms and screens. Curbs, gutters, sidewalks." LIKE NEW(2 & ½ YEARSOLD) - Five room, front PHONE 725-5535 to backranch, 3 bedrooms,living roomand complete !klt-M&r.$t Approximately¾ acre lot ...... $28,500 Bridgewater kitchen.50 x 100 lot. LostValley area. Asking.$21,000 Ranch--3bedrooms, 1½ baths. Full basement.1-car garage. Woodedlot ...... $28,500 SWIMMINGPOOL! It goeswith this nice two family home.Five roomsdown, four roomsup. 2 car garage, HILLSBOROUGH- Modern six room ranch, attached nice 60 x 100 lot, fenced in. On North Side of MANVILLE garage,1 and’/= baths, basement,one acre lot.. $23,900 Manville.save trips to the shore.Buy Nowl Only. $27,900 Would you like to own a three bedroom home Bridgewater without paying taxes? Secondfloor efficiency MANVILLESPECIAL! New nineroom brick and apartment will do that for you plus pay some Ranch--3bedrooms, 1½ baths, full basement.Wall-to- aluminumhome, four big bedrooms,2 and ½ baths, -wall carpetingin living room,dining room, and hall. big family room,kitchen, living roomdining room of youl- other expenses. Hot water baseboard City sewer...... ~ ...... $28,900 andden, one car garage, big lot. Only$27,900. See itl heat, garage, 80 x 100 lot. 1449Dominic St., Wuton. JOSEPHBIELANSKI Choicelots available...... Asking $22,900. I al E=tatoemkei VA NODOWN-JFHA LOW DOttW~ SeeUs NowFor All Details to qualified bum A HouseTo TradeIn? SeeUsl Wealso buy, trade and sell all kinds of Real Estate. 212 S, MainSt, Manville RA 5-1995 CLAREMONTREALTY CO. CHARllESKIg, BON610RN0 DEWALREALTY INC., REALTORS Realtors Insurance OpenThursday & Friday Evenings~l"ii 8 722-7900 nEALTORS EveningsCall 359-3500,359-3245 or 722-5524. 722-0070 ¢lammom. OuHidiol 13Ro~ae200 .aome~4~,NJ. I’ I,-4HIN 42 Main St. Manville, N.J. sS

SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS PAGE 11 THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1968 MEN WOMEN RICE’SCYCLE CENTE CADILLAC kRN.IIG MONEY SEWINGMACHINES 611 GMC F.J. Chevrolet R STADELE’S PIANOS AND JustReceived In Trade REDUCEDPRICES TONPICKUP TRi$CI( (Formerly knownas ORGANS PAVING ~TUDENT| ON ALL MAKES HarveyChevrolet) Free HelmetWith Purchase Thomas Organs ¯ NOW|i~IG ACCIPTID" NEW AND USED Rodgers Organs TO TU~ f~l Honda-SSA-No~lon- is nowopen of New1968 Motorcycle Brand new Thomas Spinet or- Singer Zig-Zag Portable, in gan, 75 watt all transistor, Color Mst©hlNl-.Ducati- 11966Chevrolet Impala, Sport GIo music, four families of voices,. COMPUTER good condition, sews like Cylinder boring-all makes. Triumph-Kawaski-Bultaco 2 manual, 13 pedals, walnut new. Only ...... $69.95 Burger’sMotorwcles Coupe, V-8, Automatic, Pow- finish, 5 year warranty, bench, PROGRAMMING er Steering, Radio & Heater, delivery. Sales& Service JOBS Three Bridges HWy. 202 Tilt Wheel.Very Clean. $1,895 ONLY $549 DRIVEWAYS taRgi IIM MJYAC 7 M|les South of Somerv|lle SALES AND SERVICE 478 Union Ave. Route 28 PARKINGLOTS & ROADS SI’STll1011FIIIIISIS SINGERSEWING CENTER 1965 Rambler 770, 2 dr., 21-23 W. Main St. Middlesex DRIVEWAYSSEALED - ACADIIIYOFCOIIFUT|R tlCltll~,OO¥-- 53 WestMain St. Open9to9 Sat. gto5 EL 6-0494 CONCRETEDRIVES & SIDEWALKS Hardtop, V.8, Stick Shift, Bound Brook PATIOS,CURBS & CONCRE’/ESHAPES I mms)o,o, mmsln co=~.., c~ Somerville 725-0044 Phone 201-782-2020 EL 6-0704 FREE ESTIMATES n =mmv.tv0.. mtmm,s. at. Radio, Heater, White Walls, Tel. 356-1193 OpenThurs. & Fri. ’til 9 . CAMPER’PICKUPS Black with Red Vinyl In- I IJ IL I _ I Ill I [ DIAL 469-1800 ] .....CAM. a28 3900--- i MOTORI terior ...... $1,395 NOtit;P; NOTICE ~o~cE NORTNeRANCH J Take notice that the Town & Country hm, Take noticethat John Patrock a~ Lucnls Take notice that JohnIlal Pence, tFsdll~ 11 1963 Fairlaine, Sport Coupe, NOTICE Inc, has applied to the TownshipCommittee Putrouk, tradlng as Petz*o~k’e IAqunre have Lee’e Bar and GrUl, haa applied tuthe MaYorl IU.I. lIT. ~12 Takenotice that theDachahund’lJavernhassP-of IilllsbQrough Township, NewJersey. for a 723-270~1 plied to the TownshipCommittee of Hilleber- :applied to the Tow,ship commtth~e of the and Coancn ot the Boroegh of Manville, .ew V-8, Automatic, PowerSteer- Plenary Retail ConsumptionLlceneb for Prem- Township of HUlsberou~h, tn the County o! Jersey, for a Ptenary R~II ConsumptionI U, on~ve ~kS and $I,00 per week ing, Bucket Seats, Radio, ouch Township, Now Jersey, for a Plenary isns sltuatnd at Route 20S, South Somerville, Somerset for the retmwat ot Plenary Ret~tl ceneo for premtma situated at S00.O~ W. I Retail ConSumptionLicense forpremteessnun- N.J. iConsumpflon LtcenSe No, C-g for prem~uts CamphlnRo~d, Many/lie, NewJersey, for three or moreconsecutive Heater, White Walls, Vow ted at Box123, Ft. 200, SouthSomerville, New Officers and stockholders at the "/’own & Located at AmwellRand. Belle Mead, NewJer- ob~eett=~, tf ate, a~td hn ma~ tram,- WeekS,There Is a chores of SO Low Mileage ...... $995 Jersey. Country Inn, Inc., are Walter B. Mooney, sev. dletoly tn writing to Fruaels Peltaok, BOrough Special Services Public Notice Officers and stockholders of the Dachshundpresident, Route206, SouthSomerville, N.J.; Objections, It any, should be madelmme- Clerk ot the Borough ef Mu~vttle, Mu~ctl~.t cents for each additional 4 linee. Tavern are AlbertV. Everett, president; Erna StephenPatiska, secretary & trneaurer, P/ads hi. Yost, treasurer and secretary, and Emmamoat Drive, BoundBrook, N. J.; Mary Jane dlately In wriUng to Catherine Boildlne, Manvllle, NewJerlulr. Ads may be diaplayed with wh/t~ NOTICE Clerk of the Township at HI:I-borough, Ne- (Slgeed) 1962 Ford Galaxxie, 500 Moore, shareholder, 250 Mt. Vernon Avenue, Mooney, stockholder, Route 206, South Somer- I shanlc Newterse apace "%rid/or’ addiUonaf ~pltat ’lake notice that GeorgeA. Espositotrading Newark, John Fellce Convertible, V-8, Automatic, as George’sBar & Grill, /nc., hasuppltedtothe vftle, N. J. "l~e ;~o[e stocltho[,~ers In applicant, Petrocks S00-02 W. ComplainRd. lettsre at $1.61per inch (minimum WALLS WASHED, BATHROOMS ObJectior, s, if any, should be madeimme- Objections, If any, should be madeImme- PowerSteering, Radio, Heat- Mayorand Council of the Borooghof Manville, diately In writing to Catherine Santonsstaso~ Llqunr, are John Petroekand Lucllle Patrock. Manville,N. J. Box sanitized, windows cleaned 50 NewJersey, for a Plenary Retail Consumption diately tn writing to Catherine Sontonastaso, Pc:rock’s LI qunrs MN6-B-6S 2t size - 2 inches). numbersare Clerk of the Township ot HUlsberough, Ne- Clerkof the Townshlpof llUlsberough,Ne- er, White Walls, Black with LicenSe for the promises situated at 52-54 shanlc, NewJersey. Route200 FE~: $ ~.44 .e0 extra. cents a side. Most odd Jobs that SouthMain Street, Manville, NowJersey. ahanlc, NewJurneVo Belle Mead,New Jersey TERMS:.2S cents b/lUng charge if Red Interior ...... $695 are awkwardfor you, we can pos- (Signed) (slgnnd) 8y John Petrock, President OFFICERS Albert V. Everett, Prosldnnt Town & Country Inn CL&SSIFIED RATE8 ad Is not paid for within 10 days siblydo. Give us a call 359-5262 Mr. GeorgeA. Esposlto, Pres. dE Treas. Boxlg3, Rt.206 LueUlePatrock, 00 East Spring Street, Walter B. Mooeey, Seerotary-Treasurar after e~z)lration of ad. The news- 1965 Chevrolet, V~ Ton Pick a ’lr 3 P.m. SouthSomerville, N.J. President SSN0-6-62 2( Somerville, NewJersey SSN6-6-68 21 AllCl;,seified Advertislngappeers paper le notresponsible for errors Up. Fleetside Body, 6 Cylin- RenatoR. Esposlto, Vice President SSN6-6-08 2t FEE;$’/.36 Mr. FEE:$7.04 FEE:$ 7.68 in all three newspapers, ManHlle not corrected by the advertiser der, Radioand Heater. $1,195 00 East SpringStreet ~ Somerville, NewJersey NOTICE News, Franklin News-Record a~d immediately following the first 1967 Chevrolet Biscayne, 9EAT THE SPRING RUSH-CALL Mr. GeorgeD. Espnsltio. Vice President NOTICE Takenotice that Veteransor Manville, Inc., NOTICE South Somerset Naw~, Ad may be pubUcatlonot thead, 3~ Franklin Drive Take notice that MattYand Rich, Me., trading Take notice that Perhach’sTavern, Inc. haa 4-Dr., 6-cyl., Standard,Radio now, for service on your lawn ¯MlUstone, NewJersey r applied to the Mayor and Cmmcl] o! mailedIn or telephoned. Deadline; MAIN BUSINESS OFFICE: 6-10 as the SL~rllln Room,have applied to the mayor 3orough of Monvllta for a club license for appllnd to the Mayorand Council of the Bor- mower,Sears, Craftsman mowers Mr. Ray C. Eaposito, Secretary and council of the Borough of Manville, New ough of Manville, NewJersey, for a Plenary for new ads is 5 P.M. onTuesday&Arlington fit.,,Manville, 725-$S00, & Heater ...... $1,850 R, D. No. 1 Jersey, for a plenary retail consumption li- )remlses altnsted at 600 Washington Ave., repaired. M & D Lawn Mower, Manville,N. ,7. Retail ConsumpaonLJeer~e tot premises to- Ads must be cancelled by ~ P.M., HlllsboroughOffice, TheClare- Somerville, NewJersey. cense =’or the premisessituated at 10 South OFFICERS coted et 16 South Mats St., Manvtlle~ New 1964 Thunderbird Converti- Call 6 to. 8, 545-0882. Namesand addressesof stockholdersholding Street, Manville, NewJersey, Jersey. Mondays. moat Building, 63 RL206, SOUffle: 10%of the Issuedand outstandingstocks of the Objectless, if any, should be madeImme- Chester S. Raczkowakt,5B0 llarrlson Ave., OF F/CERS I ble, Full Power, White with applicant corporations: diately In writing to Francis Peltsek, BoroughMauvllle, N.J. President, Mtchael Zehan, Mill- RATESi$1.50 for 4 lines or less Somerville, FranldinOffice, 72~ stone, N.J. Sr. Vice President, AndrewShu- George Parhanh, 45 N. BOthAve., Manvllte, Black Top and Trim. $1,895 Mr.C~orge A. Esposlto Clerkot the Boroughof ManVille, Municipal NewJersey, President and Treasurer, or one weekor If or~oredin ad- Hamilton St, Classified adver- 00 East Spring Street Building, Manville, NewJersey, leskl, 210 Czapllckl St., Manville, N. J. Jr. Vice President, Paul Trout, 119 SO. L0th Ave,, Ethel Perhach, 45 N. 20th Ave,, Manville, vance; $1.~8 each for two conae- Ueing 72§-3355. 1964 Pontiac Tempest, Cdu- A nnouncements Somerville, NewJersey MatthewN. lorlllo, Jr. Manville, N.J.,3rd Vice President, George NewJersey, Vice President and Secretary. Objections, If any, should 13o madeimme- President sTOCKHoLDERS .ste~n, 6 cys., Auto., Radio& diately in writing to Francis A. Pollack, Bor- Richard Mazurek eanovlch 370 Orchard St., Manville, N. J., George Parhaoh, 45 N. 20thAve, Manville, Heater, Whitewalls,All Vinyl ough Clerk of the Borough ot Manville, Muni- Vice-Pres. & Asslat. See. Soorotary, P~U[ "]~’out, ti0 SO. 10th Ave,, NewJersey. Manville, N, J. Treasurer, Thomas Bradley, South Somerset News, ’]’he Franklin News Record cipal Building. Manville. NewJersey. Matthew51. Iorlllo E~bel Perhach, 4S N. 20th Ave,, MsdvUte, Trim ...... $1,095 CARD OF THANKS George’sBar & Grill, Inc. Sec.& Treasurer 520 Itar~tsoa Ave., Manville, N. J. Trustee, NewJersey. Manville News Zlgmund Wlsntewskl~ Falcoe Rd., SomervUlo, 52-64 SouthMain Street 51N6-6-68 2t FrankLtzak, 234 N. 9th Ave., Manville, Wehave a wide selection of Manville, NewJersey FEE:$ 6.08 N.J., ~uatee,Johe Bmoltnka, 3S0 White Ave., N.J. We wish to thank our friends George A. ESposlto, President ManvlUe, N. J.. Trustee, ArmondConsalvo, Objections, If any, should be madeImme- :P,O. BOX146, Somerville, N.J. 201-725-3555 Newand UsedCars and relativesfor their assistance MN6-6-66 2t Battle Lane, MarUnsvU]e,’lPrUstee, Joseph Rakowltz,821 W. ComplainRd., Manville, N.J., diately In writing to Francis Pollack, Bormlgh and expressionsof sympathyupon FEE: $ 11.52 NOTICE : Clerk ol the Borough of Manvlllo, Municipal CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGFORM Trustee, Kelman Beko, 1414 W. ComplainRd., Bulidlng, Manvllln, NewJersey. F. J. Chevrolet the death of our husband and Take notice ",ai Walter and Stella C. Ha.Ate- Manville, N. J., Trustee, Jack 2uceskT, 109 NOTICE macho, trading aa WaiVe Bar &Grill, have Taylor Ave,, Somerville, N.J’. Trustee, Paul Perhaeh’sTavern, Inc. Route 22 Whitehouse father,Metro Stelma.A special ’lake notice that Mary Eskow,trading as the applied to the Mayorand Councilof be Borough 16 S. MainSt. Henaldo,7 LoganDr,,somervll]e, N.J.,Trustee, Manvltle, N,J. thanksto the pallbearersand the Colonial I~n, has appliedto the Mayorand of Manville, NowJersey, for a Plenary Retail Frank Flduk, 47 Dakota St.. Manville, N. J. 534-2138 Council of the Boroughof ManvUle,Now Jersey, Consumptionlicense for premisessituated at (Signed). ManvilleRescueSquad. Trustee, Edward Leblda. 106 SO. Greeshelmer Ethel Perba cJ~ for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for 337 N. Main Street, Manville, New Jersey. St., Manville, N. J. Trustne. KathrynStelma and . premises situated at 600 South Main Street, Objections,if any, should be madeImme- ’~tce Presidentand secretar Objections, It any, shouldbemadelmmediate-MN6-6-68 ~t family 5tanvllla, NewJersey. diatelyin writingto FrancisPeltauk, Borough ly In writing to Francis Peltauk, Borough OhJecttons,tf any, should be .*ado I:ume- Clerk of the Borough of Manvttta, MunLcipet Clerkof the Borough of Manvlnn, Murdnipal FEE: $9.92 dtateJy In writing to Francis Pelt.;lskf Boroagh Building, Manville, NewJers~-l. Building, Manville, NewJersey. NOTICE ¯ Clerk of the Boroughof Manville, blunlclpall (signed) Veterans of ManvIRe,Inc. Building, Manville, NewJersey. Take netlce that Elmcrest Inn Inc., a cor- (Sl¢~ed) Walter and Stella C. ~aJdamacba 600 Wash/n~4onAve. poratlon at the State at NewJersey, has appllnd 337 N. Main Street 4 LINES - 1 INSERTION ...... $1.50 Mary Eskow ManvlLte,N. J. to the Mayorand Cmmcll, of the Boroughel Manville, N. J. MN6-6-68 2t Manville, New Jersey, tar the renewal of the (S Insertions - no changes)...... $3,00 JUNK CARS OR TRUCKS WANT- 500 S. MainSt. MN 6-6-68 2t Manwlio,N.J. FEE.$ 12.16 Plenary Retail ConsumptionLicense No. C-20, (When1~ald in Advance) ed, 24 hourtowing service. Call FEE: $ 5.44 i i ," locatedat 321 SO. Maln St., Manvllle, N. J. anytime, 609-466-3453. MNG-6-68 2t Ob.lectlone, If uny, should be madeframe-’ H billed add ¯.25. FEE: $ 5.44 NOTICE ’lhk0 notice thatJohn D~C[cce,trudthg as dlately,In wrltlng,to FrunclsPeltaek, Borough 6 DeCtcco’s Bar, has applied to the Mayer and Clerkof thn Boroughof Munv[llo,Munlctpal Counotl ot the Boroughot Manvll/e, NewJer- Building, Manvllte, NewJersey. NOTICE NOTICE Take notice that Michael and Step.ate Gaber, sey, for a Plenary Retail Co~umPUoeItcenee The names and resldenoes of the CLASSIFICATION Take noticethat BROOKSLIQUOR CO. ~C., trading as 51 &S Bar and Grill, haveapplied to for premises situated at 26-58 E. Camplath dlrectura, and stockholders et Elmcreat Inn tradingas BrooksLiquors has appliedto the Hd., ManvUle,New Jersey. Inc., are: Public Notices Mayorand Council of the Borough of 51anvlllo the Mayorand Council of the Boroughof Man- NAME ville, New Jersey for a Plenary ReteU Con- ObJecUons, If any, should be madeimme- Nicholas /JbednJr. l~’esldent for renaw:tl of Plenary Retail Distribution diately In writing to Francis Pollack, Borough 156 So. 13th Ave., Manville, N.J. (alcoholic beverages)license for premisessitu- sumptionLicense for premtses situated at 22 WashingtonAve., Manville, NewJersey. CJerk ot the BOroUShof ManY/lie, Mun/clpal Elizabeth JaneLebedz, Secretary ADDRESS ated at I J6 BrooksBlvd., Manville, New Jer- Building, Manville, NewJersey. 155 SO. 13th Ave., Manville, N. J. sey. Objections, If any, should be madeIm- NOTICE mediately in writing to Francis Pollack, Bor- (stgced) Charles Fetchko, ’treasurer-Vice Pres. Takenotice that Walter Farynowskl, trading 311ofollowing are the names,addresses and oughClerk of the Borough of Manville, MtmI- John DeC/cco 1~9 SO. 16th Ave., Manvllte, N. J. TIMES I~AID.-? .... CHARGE titles Of corPoratemembers: Rose DeClare Eugenla Fetehko, l~ocordlng Secretary Edd:e’s ’~vern, has applied to the 5layer Objections, if any, should be madeImme- cll~’ll Bulhllng, 5IanvUle, NewJersey. aml Council of the Borough of 5hmvlllo, Now (Signed) 20-58 E. Complain Rd. :. ;I~9i~o. il sth Ave., Maaville,N¯ J. dersay~ fore Plonffi’y Retail ConsumlglonLi- diately tu writing to Francis ,%. Peitack, Bar- StephanteGeber blanvllle, NewJersey MN6-6-68 31 i ouch Clerk or ManvlBe. 22 WashingtonAve. cense for Promises situaind at 223-26 N. 5lain Robert Golden lO0 Drlscoll St., MN 6-6-68 21 Street, 51anvllla, NewJersey. 51anvUle, N. J. FEE: ~1.6S FEE: $7,68 ’66 Buick LaSabre Objections, If any, should be made lmlne- 5Ianville, N.J. President MN6-6-68 21 dtately in writing to Francis Pollack, Borough Jeanne Golden 1OODrlscoll St., FEE:$ 5,44 NOTICE NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOLDIS- Spar! (’(lllpe. AtmL, Power Manville, N.J, Treasurer Take sauce that Andrewand EugenicZlelln- TR|CT ELECTION OF THE TOWN- Clerk of the Borough of Manville, Municipal Edmund F. Golaszowskl 116 Steering & Power Brakes, Buihllng, Manville, NewJersey. sat, tradtng as sells MeadInn~ have applLed SHIP OF HILt,SBOROUGH, IN THE SISSERBROS. INC. Walter Farynowsk[ Brooks Blvd. 51anvllle, N.J. NOTICE to the Townshlp Committeeof Hlllsharough, COUNTYOF SOMERSET, NEW JER- CLEAN! Vice- President Takenotice that Corner Tavern has applied NewJersey, for a Ple~ry Retell Coneumptioa SEY ON TUESDAY,JUNE 25, 1966. 223-25N. MainSt. Laura N. Golaszowskl 116 (Since1913) Manville, N.J. to the Mayorand Council of the ~orough or /.Scones for premisesnltnated at Route 200 Manville, SomersetCounty, NewJersey, for a Belle Mead.New Jereev~ NOTICEIS HEREBYGWEN to the legal voters MN6-6-68 2t PlenaryRetail Consumption License for premis- FEE: $5.12 MN6-6-682t SecretaryBr°°ksBlvd., Manville, N. d. Objectless,If anY, ShoUldbe madeImme- ot the 8chootDistrict ot the Townshipof Hills- FIREPROOFSTORAGE WAREHOUSE S 2295 es s tuated at 340 Southblain Street, 5tanvllle, diately In writing to Catherine Santonastaso, borough,In the Countyof Somerset,New Jersey, FEE:$ ,~.dO NewJersey. Clerkof the Tow~hlp el HlllsboroUgh,Ne- that a special election ot the legal voters nf said PAOKING- ORATING- SHIPPING ’65 BuickSport Wagon Objections, If any, should be madeImme- shaldo, NewJersey. r)lstrlct w/ll be held on Tuesdey,the 251hdayof LOOALANO LONG DISTANDE MOVING diately in writing to FrancisPollack, Clerk of CSlgeed) June,1988, at 2:00 o’clock P.M. V-8, Automatic,Power Steer- the Boroughat 51anvllle, Municipal Bulldlngw AndrewZ/ellneki REOULARTRIPS TO FLORIDA ing &Brakes, Radio& Heat- ManviBa, NewJersey. EegentaZtelineld Thepolls will remain openuntil 9:60 o’c|eek SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF AUDIT REPORT FOR PUBLICATION Joseph Kozlowsk/and Route 206 P.bl., and as muchlonger as may be nscns- (We ownand operate our ownvans) el’. FrancesKozlowsk[ Belle Mead,N. J. saw to permit all the lsgel votare then present SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF 1967 AUDIT REPORT OF 340 South MainStreet Manvllle, NewJersey SSN6-a-es to vote andto cast their hallot~. Theelection AGENTSOF UNITEOVAN LINES, INO, TOWNSHIP OF HILLSBOROUGH AS REQUIRED BY N,J.S. 40A:5-7 FEE: $S.70 will b~ held and all theleKalvotersolthe School MN6-6-68 2t District will vote at the resptmtlve pallia8 S1895 COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET ’OUR§4th YEAR’ FEE: $ 5,44 NOTICE places atated below, "65 Ihlick DECEMBER Take netlce that M. Mastrobuonn&S, Coftaro, At the enid election, the tallowing will be SOMERVILLE PLAINFIELD NEWBRUNSWIOK OECEMBER 31, 3966 NOTICE tradlngas Amwell Farms~u Inc,, have ap~Bed Skyhlrk, 4-Dr. Sod;in, (~ cyl., 31. 1967 *rake notice that Stanley GoldenSr., trading to the Township Committeeot HLlteborough submitted: 12§-3t O0 /56-9180 51§-41O0 ASSETS AIih.)nlalic. Power Slceril)g, as the r-rlondlyTavern, has applied to the Township, NewJersey, for a Ptenary Retail PROPOeALNO, 1 Mayor and CouncUot the Borough of Manville, ConsumptionLicense tor premises located at AI R CONDITIONIN(;. Cash and Investments $326,401.68 $404,035.84 NewJersey, for a Plenary Retail C0nsumptlonRoute206, SouthSomer~ate, N. J. Taxes, Assessments, Liens and The Board of Education of the Township or, Utility Charges Receivable 1 14,795.50 license forpremises slthated at 809 S, Main Objections, If any, should be made Imme- Hlllaboroegh, In the Countyor Somerset,Is 250,070.21 Street Manville. New3erao’v. diately In-~s writingo, to Catherine ~antonest Property Acquired for Taxes- Object one, it any, should be madeImme- Clerk of the Township or HlUaboroagh, Ne- authorlznd (a) to improve the Blllsborou~ A ssossed Value 28 200.00 28,850.00 High SchOol presently being constructedin the OURPENCILS ARE $1695 diately In writing to Francis Peltank, BOrough Accounts Receivable 99’,440.22 75,628.69 shouts, New Jersey. sohoo) district =t the I~tersectlon of Old Am- Deferred Charges to Revenue of Clerk at the Boroughof Manville, Muntcllxal (sl~ed) Building. ?,lanvllle. NewJersey. well Road and HomesteadRoad by providing "64 Buick ~t Sabre Succeeding Years ~9.82 2,503.21 Michael Maatrobuono,President tar a lanlpzage laboratory with all neces=ary (Signed) 22 DelevanStreet (’t)llVCrlible, :lUt() Ii:tn~., pt)w- Stanley GoldenSr. tacllJtles end the porahaseand Installs:ton tor i TOTAL ASSETS $704,751.93 $625,813.24 NewBruru~w/uk, N. J. use In saldsohoot of educationalequipment of ! er stccrillg, & pl)wcr br;lkes, 806 S. Math Street 200 shares 50% LIABILITIES RESERVES Manville, NewJersey Salvatore Cotfaro, Secretary var oua types, inclndthg equipment for shopsl AND SLI’RPLUS MN6-6-68 2t and to exPendfor utl ot the aforesatd, tno udlng cxlra clenn. MUSlsee. 22 eelevanStreet lnoldental exponeee,not exceeding$110,000; FEE: $ 5.44 NewBrunswick, N. J. Improvement Authorizations $ 6 248.74 $ 6 783.92 and Co) In order to flnanne said expandUuroto FOR 50% SHARP 200 shares Other Liabilities and SPecial Funds 186’275.67 116’512.O8 ssuebonds of the schoold/strict in the principal Reserve for Certain Assets Receivable 289’55/.04 187’746.26 NOTICE AmwellFarms I~n,Inc, amountof $110,000¯ $1595 SurPlus 222~676.48 314’,770.98 Takenotice that Johnand JeanShamro, trad- 381 Route 200 Ing as Shamro’sBar & Grill, has applied to the So. Somerville,N. J. PROPOSALNO. the el SSN6-6-66 2t ’63Ihlick Riveria TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES Mayor and Council or Borough Manville, ANO SURPLUS $704,751.93 $625,813.24 NewJersey, for a Plenary Retail C0nsumptl0nFEE: $ 8,00 Thn Board Of Education of the Township of Licensetor premisessituated at 58 SouthMain Atilt)ill:lilt i:ull Ptiv,,,¢r, Abso- TOWNSHIP OF HILLSBOROUGH Hl:lsborough, In the County of Somerset, Is lulcly l.ike Br:lnd New. Must ~rent, NowJersey. NOTICE authorized (a) to Improve the Hlllsedrough Objections, if any, should be madeImme- High SchOOlpresently belngconetrnced In the COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATION AND SURPLUS diately In wrRlng to Frencls Pollack BOrough l~ake notice Ihat Charlie’s FarmInn Inc. has applied to the TownshipCommittee or Flllls- school district at the Intersection otOld Amwell % Clerk of the ~oroughel ManvUte, MunLctpat Road and HomesteadRoad by the purchase and CURRENT FUND Building, ,’danville, NewJersey. borough Township for a Plenary Retail Con- YEAR 1967 YEAR 1966 sumPtton IAcensotor premises situated at Am- lnetel at on therein ot kitchen equipmentwlth Best Buys $1595 (Signed) all nsuessary tacllltles, andto expeedtherefor,i John & Joan Shamro well Road, Belle Mead, NowJerseY. t. REVENUE (CASH BASIS) Officers of Charlle’n Farm Inn Inc. are Including Incidental expenses, notexeeedln, ’64 Buick Wildcat 58 S. MalnSt., Frank Qurlclo,President; A~geteP. Qurteto,$65,000~and Co) tn order to ftnanns said Sporl Coupe, Automatic, SurplusBalance, January 1 $ 314,670.98 $ 430,626.87 Manville, N, J, vice-president; and treasurer. pandl~reto issue handsof the school dlstrlot Miscellaneous ¯ From Otl~or Than MN6-6-68 2t In the prtnctpat amountof $6S,000, ON Local Property Tax Levies 419,376.16 328,028.59 ObJecUons,If any, should be madetmme- Power Steering, Power FEE: $ 5.44 diately in wrlttng to Catherlse Sentenastaso, Collections of Delinquent PROPOSALNO. $ % Brakes, R &H, Exceptionally Taxes and Tax Title Liens 1OO,194.06 115 499.48 Clerk of the Township ot HUlsboroUgh, Ne- %. Collections of Current Tax Levy ;¢,azU,~43.05 1,5981353.95 NOTICE shanl¢, NewJersey. L Clean ...... , ...... Take notice that Valentine A. and ~ene S. (signed) ~ns Beerdat Educationot the TownshJp er Total Funds $3,154,584.25 $2,472,508.89 Cyburt trading as Cybur/’s Liquor Store, has Frank Qurtclo, Presldeot Hlllsberough, In the Countyot Somerset, Is applied to the Mayorand Counoll el the Bor- Belle Mead, N. J, authorized (a) to Improvethe Iflllsborough High 2 EXPENDITURES (ACCRUAL BASIS) ough at Manville, NewJersey, for a Plenary Sohoolpresently heJng CARSTO CHOOSEFROM S1495 ~N e.6-e0 2t 196s0 8 Chevrolets 4" Distribution License for prends0s located at FEE: $ 5.7G dlatrlut at the Interseution ot Old 4" Budget Expenditures: 26 Southblaln Street, Manville, NewJersey. and HomesteadHead by the conStruottenor In- i ’64 Ford Wagoli Municipa/Purposes $ 585,055.16 Objections, lr any, should he madeImme- stellaflne ot folding Peril:tons Intheaudltortum, County Taxes $ 445 278.34 NOTICE CHEVROLET¯ CHEVELLE ¯ CHEVY II Country Sedarl, V-8, Au|orlqa- 374,707,34 320’,888.07 diately In writing to Francis Psi:ark, Borough Take notice that the Polish American Home, curbing at the site of said school, fenelngin Local Schoot Taxes 1,965,487.16 1,357,768.40 Clerk ot the Borough ot Manville, Munlclpal the area at the athletic track, bleechors at tha Other Expenditures 7,258.11 :no. t/a P-H Loungehas applied to the Boroogh ,¢’ tiC, Power Steeriltg and 36,406.31 Butldlng, 51anvllte, NewJersey. Council, Manville, N. J. for a plenary retail football field and addttlonei bteaohers 4 (Slg~ed) bleacher steps In the ~mnastem;and to expend CORVAIR¯ CORVETTE Brakes. Radio 3nd Heater, Total Expend/tures $2,932,507,77 $2,160,341.12 consumptionlicense for premlseasituated at ValennneA. and Irene S. Cyburt120 North 4th Ave., Manvllle,IN. J. (or ati Ot the atoresatd, including Incidental Cleat1. Less: Expenditures to be Raised by 26 S, 5lain St. Names and rasldnnces ot all off/cers and expenses, not exceeding $50,000; and (b) Manville, N. J. dlreclors are as fol|ows: order to ti~mnce said expenditure to Issue All of Dooley Bros. MN6-6-68 2t OFFICERS bondsof the school dlstrl©t In the principal Total Adjusted Expenditures $2,932,007.77 $2,157,837.91 FEE: $5.44 Francis A. Peltack, 1102 bukes Parkway, a mountof $50,000. ~ . Manville, N, J. President, Stanlny Konczyk, Salesmen Have Sharpened~ Surplus Balance, December 31 $ 222,576.48 $ 314,670.98 The polllng places for said election and their 63 Pontiac 64 Morton St., SomurvUtu, N. J. Vtce Presi- reepactlve polling districts (d0scrthed by ref- NOTICE dent, Lorelta Mazewskl,’/31 E. Math St., Sem- Their Pencils, To Bonneville Convertible, Auto- RECOMMENDATIONS Takesettee that Stanley and Julia Nloradl~ urvUle, N, J., Secretary, Walter Jaalnskl, erence to the election districts used at last *l.That continued efforts be made to dispoSe of property acquired by Tax General Election In said Municipality) are es- matic, Power Sleerillg & trading as Mary’s Tavern, have appllnd to th0 1025Roosevelt Ave., Manville, N. J. Financial :. Title Lien Liquidation in order to return such properties to a tax paying Mayorand Council or the Boroughof Many/lie, Secretary, Bruno Weglowskl, Koopf St., Mun- tablished snd have beendesllptatnd a5 follows Give Yea The Lowest Brakes,Esception;tlly Clean. status. NewJersey, for a Plenary Retail Co~umptlon rills, N, J. Treesuror, and no personshall vote at said eleetlun else- License for promises situated at 100 Brooks DIRECTORS where than at the polling place designated for *2,Thateffortsbemade to apply unallocated receipts. Boulevard, Manv//te, NowJoruey. Stanloy Z~kteta, 817 Lthc01n Ave., Manville, ¯ e voters of the polling dis:tint in whichhs or Prices Ever On A New *3.That unpaid FranchiSe and Gross Receipts shown on Exhibit "A-15" be ObJoctlona, If any, should be madeimme- N.J. Bernlce Smollnakl,132 Kyle St., Manville, 8he reeldes: $1295 collected. diately In wrltlng to Francla Pollack, Borough N.J. Stanley Lesnlowskl, 102 SO, 9th AVe., Clerk at the Boroughof ManvUle,MunlelpoI ManvlRe, N.J. Frank Jsblounkl, Jr. 70S W. POLLINGDtRTRICT NO. t ’61 Buick LaSabrc *4.That all interfunds be liquidated. Building, Manville, NewJeraey. CamplsmRd., Mnnvlllu, N. J. (Signnd) ObjectionS, tf any, should be madeImme- Polling place at the Munlellgal Building at Old *5.That the unexoended balances of improvement authorizations shown on diately, In writing to the B,orongh Council, AmwellRoad, Nenhanle, In the echool District, 4-dr, It T, AUhL Trans.. Exhiblt "C-3" be cancelled by resolution for those improvements which Jul|aNleradka for legal voters residing with General Election Powcr have been completed. StanleyNleradha Manville, NewJersey.. ~leCl’ing, Power 940 Fable Ave. Polish American Home, Inc. b,strlctNo.(,). l, ~dE ~ ~T e Brakes.R & II.J:~xlra, E×lra *6.That roce/pts be deposited or remitted to the Treasurer by all municipal Msnvllte, N. J. 12S No, 4th Ave, U OVER MN6-0-68 21 Manvtllu, N.J. POLLINGDISTRICT NO. 2 ClOatl. officials within 48 hours as prescribed by statute (N.J.S. 40A:5-15). FEE:$ 5.76 Lornlta Mar.ewskl~Hoe. SOo’y. Polling place ut the ailleberough School tt[[ 7.ThattltePolleoDepartmontmalntainabanKaccountforreven~escolldcted. &aNS-d-68 2t Route 200, Be:Is Mead,tn the Sehoul bL|trict, [ I FEE: $ 10.24 8.That the old outstanding checks in the Current Fund and Relief Trust Fund NOTICE ter legal voters reeidlng wlthln General Elec- J I ~.=,-~-~ ~ _S59_5 Take notice that Atexand0r Folice, trading nonDtstrlot No,is), 2, 4, 6 4= 9. be cancelled. NOTICE ![ iI as Millstone Liquor Store, intends to apply to POLLINODIS~ICT NO, ~ Treasuror be lncreased to an the Mayorand Council of the Borough ot Mill; Take notice that Chester TroJanoskl Jr., amount to comply with the requirements of the Local Finance Board. (radlng as the Chester House,has appl/ed to II stone, NewJersey, for a Plenary BOtaUDis- the Mayor and Council of the Borough ot Man- Pollthg place st the SunnymeedSchool atsouny- [ I tribution license for premiseslocated at Main ¯ 1966 Recommendations. yule, NewJersey, tar a Plenary Retell Con- meadRoad, Somervltlu, In the School Dlatrlct, t z Fenn,essey-thnsuretybondoftheTaxCo||ector, Street and Amwell Road, MUlstono, Somerset su~p(lon t/cease for premiss situated at for legs: voters residing within General Elec- %. The above summary or synopsis was prepared from the report .of audit of County, NewJersey. , . . North Main Street, Manville, NewJersey. tion District No.is).~ dE ’/. ~.. the Township of Hlllsborough,County of Somerset, for the calenoar year ObJections, It any, should De maeo lmme- Objections, it any, should be madeImme- )967. This reoort uf audit, submitted bv Suplee, Clooney and Company, dtately tn wrttt~ to Frank Bit:Is, Clerk ot diately In writing to Francla Peltack, Borough B~ ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Certified Public Accountants and Reg|stered Mun|clpal Accountants, is on file the Boroughof MIIlstons, SomersetCounty, Clerkof the Boroughot Manvll:e,Munlcll~l HILL£BOROUGHTOWNSHIP~ SOMERSET at the I ownship Clerk’s ottlce ann may be Inspected by any ,nterostea person. N.J, Building, Manville, N. J. HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSH|P, SOMERSET tSlg~ed) (Signed) COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. . luick0pel C. Santanastaso Alexander Fellce. Chester TroJannsklJr. JOHN R, PAC|FICO. Clerk blaln Street, Millstone Road Secretary ~uthorized Buick-Opel Dealers SSN.a- 6 -68 --2T Mlllstoue, N, J. R.D,1, Somerville, N,J. SeN6-6,e8 It NEW C.tlIS RA 3.3030 16 E. MAIN SOMERVILLE ’MN6-6-68 2t MN6-6-60 2t FEE:$ 1~.~2 135 W. Main St;, Somerville ~o: $69.12 FEE: $ 5.76 FEE:$ 5.44 USED CARS RA 3,6505 MAIN ST. FINDEltNE 15-3020 - - _ PAGE 12 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD THE MANVILLE’ NEWS THURSDAY. JUNE 6, 1968 Newspaper Tells Mayor Decides Rutgers Awards Christ The King Confirms; Study Fdlowships Community Action To Run; Gets 13 Sets Vacation School To Area Residents At the Confirmation Sunday ser- will sponsor a summer festival Groups ’How To’ Primary Votes Dr. Mason W. Gross, president vice on June 2, the following mem-on June 23 starting at 7:30 p.m. of Rutgers University, announced bers of the Confirmation Class at the church. A ten-page newsletter that tells MILI.fiTONE -- IncumbentMay- today that 87 faculty membersbave were receivedas adult members "0- Christ King how to produce a community ac- or Michael Llsowskt, who did not been awarded Rutgors Research of the Lutheran Church: tion newspaper was released today file in timefor theprimary, needed Council Fellowships worth a total CHICKENDINNER SET by the New Jersey CommunityAc- write-in votes to get his name on of $114,532. Marcella Zimmer, Michael FIg- gins, Jeffrey MoUchaand Kenneth lion Training Institute. The new the ballot for next November’s The fellowships enable re- The annual springfried chick- publication,’~Phe CATI Newsman," municipal election. cipients to carry on specific pro- Shivayka. They were all pre- ~ sented with a serviceand hymn- an dinner of theI astersAid So- is speciallydesigned to helpnelgll- He got them, 13 of them, which grams of research and scholarship ctety of the Solid Rock First borhoodgroups put out a news- is enoughto ~t his name on the for one or two academic years. al bookon behalfof the Lutheran Church Women. Born Church of the Living God letterthat willproduce commun- Democratic side of the ballot op- The Council provides grants to will beheld this Saturday, June RepublicanOscar W. variousdepartments to for The annual vacation church ityaction at thegrass roots level posed to pay schoolwill run June 24 through 8, starting at noon. Those wish- BarryA. Passett, director of the S chllke. temporarilyreplacing the fellows. ing to make reservations should Thirty three Democrats turned Faculty members who have the July 3. Registrationblanks are institute, made the announcement: availableand may be securedby call the church dining room the "This latest training material is out to vote for Francis C. Horn rank of assistant professor and day of the affair or contact Mrs. up are eligible. contactingMrs. L. J. Wheeler, an informal manual oi~eringintor- and David J. Burrows, who are director. John A. Brooks. marion on how to write, produce on the ballot for the two coun- Among the Research Council and then use effectively a publica- cil seats which will become va- Fellows are: . The Lutheran Church Women tion to solve neighborhood prob- cant when the terms of Robert Dr. Joseph J. Chambltss, 109 lems. It does not deal with putting Osterlund and Donald Reagan come Phillips Rd., Franklin, associate out a folksy, informative neigh- to a close in December. professor of education, Graduate borhood newspaper but concerns The Republicans cast votes for School of Education, Dr. Charles itselfwith producing a newsletter Mr. SchiPke, Gerald D. Leonard C. Sims, assistant professo r of thatwill lead to communityaction. and Kenneth K. Thomas for may- mathematics, Rutgers College, Dr. A copy of the news manualand or and councilseats. Francesca B. Trams, 10 Austin WITH THIS COUPON a catalogueof ali Institutema- -0- Ave., Franklin, associate profes- ~1 tl Igl terlalscan be obtainedby writing ELDER GRADUATES COURSE sor of zoology, Rutgers College. HAmCOT S].O0 to: New JerseyCommunity Action Dr. Benjamin Muckenhoupt, RD 2, j~ Neshantc Station associate profes- Offer ExpiresThurs. June 13th, TrainingInstitute, Post OttlceBox ElderLouis Collier of theSolid ~. 4078, Trenton,08610. The first Rock First Born Church of the sor of mathematics, Rutgers Col- o~,.~0...~,~. ~,. s.,. ,.~. Somerville copyrequested will be free. lege. [] Living God has graduated from -0- 122W. MainSt. 725.1126 IE! -0- an Evangelistic Course at the Man- Need A SecondCar? hattan Bible Insti~ SeeClassified Pages Charter Work Accord Reached By Rutgers, Union the past year. Members ii , ¯ ,t ARRIVE AT AGREEMENT-- stt¥ for next two years. Look- Receive Pins PresidentJames Benincasael ing on from left are Dr. Wil- GRIGGSTOWN - Several char- Local 888, AmericanFedera- liam Weinberg,assistant to ter membersof the Auxiliaryof tion of State,County and Mu- Rutgers presidentMason W. nicipalEmployees, vice- the GriggstownFire Companyre= and Grossfor labor relations. Jack presidentJohn L. Swinkof Rut- Merkelof Trenton,employees ceived sterlingcommemorative gersUniversity prepare to sign pinsMay 29. councilrepresentative, and Ben The 20-yearveterans included a memorandumwhich will gov- Balaamof FranklinTownship, ern workingconditions of em- unionvice-presldent. Mrs.Arthur Carroll, Mrs. Kenneth ployees Hoagland,Mrs. John Rlghtmire, at The State Univer- Mrs. OswaldHoepfner, Mrs, Ray- ...... ~*’r,~...... mond Peters, Mrs. George B. Doyle,Mrs. J. StanleyMadsen, I:...... Mrs. StephenV. Kady and Mrs. PaulSkodacek. Mrs. Carrollwas the original presidentand Mrs.Hoagland, the vice president. The au>:illary will tour the South ...... ~-...::::: ~¯ ,;:.. : :. :. Somerset Guild of Creative Arts facilities and see a demonstra- tion on sculptoring on June 25...... t ..... ~...... =~...... Cars will leave the firehouse at ~...... 7:30 p.m. -0-

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