The Franklin, NEWS'-RECOrD

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30 1972
Five-Year Spending Plan
Sees Montgomery Expansion
MONTGOMERY -- $709,000 is nloro than $300,000 over the five- the most difficult, he explained,
tile amount of rummy Mon- year period; road maintenance and as the plan is updated each
tgomery Township expects to totaling almost $445,000 for same year, the figures will become
spend in 1973 according to period and replacement and more accurate indicators of
estimates made by the Township acquisition of several main- capital spending.
Capital Improvements Com- tenance vehicles needed by the
mittee and contained in their Township.
Also loreseen in the plan is the
proposed five year spending But Mayor Landry emphasized
plan.
Total expenditure for the fiveyear
period may amount’ to as.
nmcb as $5,293,000. But’Mayor
David Landry emphasized that
the five year plan is "just an
effort to identify what the
planning board thinks are key
areas and give us an idea to he
able to set priorities," he said.
Each item on the three-page
list has a priority rating with 10
being the most important.
Among the high priority projects
foreseen by ttle five-year plan are
sewer plant expansion and
construction that will amount to
Hospital 8oard
Gives Certificate
Carl E. Bunter was awarded
the highest achievement in
scouting when presented with his
Eagle Badge in a special
ceremony in the Neshanie
Ire,armed Church on Friday
evening, Nov. 24, presented by
the scoutmaster Harold DeHart.
A member of the Troop 1776
since 1967 aud sponsored by the
Neshanie Reformed Church, be
has held the office of Senior
Patrol Leader for the past two
years and during his affiliation
with the local :’troop, has held
several official posts.
Carl, 16, is a junior at
Ilillsborough tligh School where
he is active in ,be Marching Band
and Drama Club.
continuing acquisition of land for
that all tile figures were parks, and recreation areas and
estimates, most of them probably expansion of the Township Police
a little too high. The first year is force.
VFW Auxiliary
Assists Deborah
Mrs. Frances T. Nebus, im- service. A first place award for
nmdiate past president of the our assistances to our returning
Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans veterans and then through the Turkey Time
of Foreign Wars, State of New generosity of our membership,
Jersey, unveiled a plaque over $20,000 was donated to
dedicating a room in .the Cancer Aid and Research, which
A THANKSGIVING FEAST was held at Woodfern School in
Children’s World of the Deborah afforded usa first place award Hillsborough last week, The second and third graders above
llospital in Browns Mills from our National Organization. helped out with the food and made their own Pilgrim and Indian
recently.
"But as president of our great costumes for the occasion.
Mrs. Nebus chose Deborah for organization, I ventured further
her special Fund Raising Project and asked our membership to [
during her term as president, help me serve both Humanity [
1971-72. She spoke to the audience and God by our service to t
at Deborah ltospital during the
unveiling on how the over 15,000 A total of $10,452.56 was raised
members of the Ladies Auxiliary by the auxiliaries throughout the ~_
to tile state V.F.W. raised several
thousands of dollars for different World was dedicated in the
causes,
Auxiliary’s name by Mrs. Nebus
Quoting Deborah’s theme, "He and immediate past Commander
who serves Humanity, serves Thomas Lynch. Past Com.
God. He who serves Deborah mander Lynch also chose
serves both," Mrs. Nebus Deborah for his pet project and
remarked, "No doubt last year presented a check for $9,257 from
the Ladies Auxilliary to the the V.F.W. and a room will he
V.F.W. in our great state of New dedicated at a later date.
Jersey served humanity. This
was attested by our receiving a
first place award on a national
Rocco Matteis of Martinsville inactive members. The club was
was elected president of the formed in 1929.
Johns- Manville Quarter Century The Quarter Century Club
Club. Manville Chapter - for 1973. holds an annual meeting in
Other officers elected at an November and a social meeting Chicago, III.-A free offer of
organizational meeting at in the spring. A picnic for special interest to those who:
Martinsville Ina were vice members and their spouses is
president, Angelo Dorsa of
l)ear but do not understand:
held in the summer and in the fall words has been announced by:
Flagtown; secretary, Stanley of each year an induction Beltone. A non-operating model :
Olish of Manville; and treasurer, ceremony and banquet is held for
Matthew Raksa of Manville.
of the smallest Beltone aid ever ;
new inductees who are presented made will be given absolutely’
Elected to the board of trustees with a personal letter of welcome
were Wilbur L. Ruff of Some,.
free to anyone answering this
from the president and chief
ville, John T. Petras of Manville
advertisement.
executive officers of the com-
and John J. DeBellas of Manville.
Try it to see how it is worn
pany together with a gold QCC
After induction of the new
in the privacy of your own
pin and a watch or mantle clock.
officers a gift was presented by
home without cost or obligation
Rocco Matteis to John T. Petras,
of any kind. It’s yours to keep,
outgoing president. Mr. Petras-
free. It weighs less than a third
thanked the members for their
WILLSELL
of an ounce, and it’s all at ear
cooperation and participation in
level, ill one unit. No wires lead
all club activities during the past Johns - Manville Products from body to head.
year.
Corporation and Jim Walter These models are free, so we
The meeting .was attended by Corporation have announced an suggest you write for yours
over 700 members who enjoyed a agreement in principal whereby : now. Again, we repeat, there is
steak dinner. The Manville Johns - Manville will sell its no cost, and certainly no obll-
Chapter of the Quarter Century
Crown Tuft Carpet operations to gation. Write to Dept. 2819,
Club is the largest in the Johns. Jim Walter for an undisclosed ,Be tone Electronics Carp 4201
Manville Corporation consisting amount of cash.
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’Barefoot’
l{ehearsals
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BRANCHBURG -- Rehearsals
are in progress for the Somerset
County College Drama Society
production of Nell Simon’s
comedy hit, "Barefoot in the
Park." The student play will be
presented at the Somerset
County Vocational - Technical
Institute, Friday and Saturday,
Jan. 12-13, at 8 p.m.
George Cox of Somerville is
director. Mr. Cox bar performed
professionally as director and
actor with various drama
companies. He has been af.:
filiated with Foothill Playhouse.
"Barefoot in the Park" has
four main characters: a young
lawyer played by Tom Marchitelli;
his wife played by Staey
Goldin; her mother played by
Sharon Chervenak; and a "dirty
old man" played by Mark Tenzer.
There are two smaller roles: a
telephone man played by Robert
Whitesell and a delivery man
played by Konstantin Economy.
The Vocational - Technical
Institute is located on North
Bridge Street and 9th Avenue in.
Somerville. ’rickets will be sold
at the door and at the college.
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