The Franklin, NEWS'-RECOrD

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30,1972
Local Art ....
On Display
At Library
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Director
Appointed
County College Students Set _emo=S ’ ¯ Citizen I)inner
The watercolors and charcoals
of 20-year-old artist John
Murawski will be shown through
December at tim Franklin
.For Forest
Dr. Richard~ T. Furman,
associate professor of botany at
Rutgers University, has been
BRANCHBURG .. Somerset
County College students are
planning a big leap across the
generation gap with a "Senior
Citizen’s Night," at which the
students will serve dinner and
entertaia the community’s older
residents, Friday, Dec. 15.
The program is being spon.
soredbytheAcademicPrograms
and Community Relations
Committee of Student Govern.
nmnt. The students plan to cook
andservea free spaghetti dinner
for all senior citizens who write
or call the college to say they
plan toattend "Senior Citizen’s
Night "
The committee presently is
compiling a mailing list for inviiations.
They are contacting
chnrches and county .agencies
dealing with senior citizens.
In addition, tbe students are
asking senior citizens and
members of their families in the
community to call in with their
name and address to receive an
invitation. Call the college or
write P.O. Box 3300, Somerville,
N.J. 08876.
Township Library in aa exhibit
appointed director of the William
sponsored by The Franklin Arts
L. Hutcheson Memorial Forest at
Council. ::
East Millstone in Somerset
Mr. Murawski, a graduate of
County.
Franklin High School class of ’70,
Rutgers President Edward J.
is pursuing his art studies at West
Bloustein announced the ap-
Virginia University, Morganpointment
of Dr. Forman, who
town, West Ca, His watercolor of
succeeds Dr. Murray F. Buell,
the University Library recently
who retired as professor
took first place in a competition
emeritus of botany and director
sponsored by the administration
of the forest in 1971.
of the University Foundation
The Huteheson Forest was a
Fund. Forty-five hundred copies
gift to the university from the
of the watercolor were sent out to
United Brotherhood of Car-
donors to the Foundation Fund,
penters and Joiners of America
Currently in his junior year,
in 1955. The 65 acres of woods is
Mr, Murawski plans to attend
one of the last virgin tracts in the
graduate school, do some free-
eastern United States, and has
lance portraiture and continue DebbieJames remained undisturbed for three
his studies in Europe. Locally,
centuries since the arrival of the
Richard Forman
his works have won numerous
first Europeans
awards in the Franklin Arts~..~ .,~’Vu’-’ract’-’r
Botanists have dated the oc-
Council Otitdoor shows. His
currence of fires in the woods in
¯ ,t
library exhibit contains land-
1641, 1652, 1662 and 1676, when Two Named
scapes, seascapes, portraits and rib
figures produced over the last Open
’Indians probably burned the
tract, as was their regular
three years,
practice. No fire and no cutting 7b Assist
In Franklin has occurred since it was
acquired in 1701 by a Dutch
Gloria Swanson
With Pageant
settler,
The Nutcracker, a holiday The university has been using
Set To Appear treat for all, will be presented in
Mrs, Shaft Upbin, production
the Huteheson Memorial Forest
three performances by the
manager for the Somerset
for research, teaching and public County Junior Miss Pageant, has
At Playhouse Brunswick Ballet Theatre, in education. Dr. Forman describes announced the selections of Jean
celebration of its fifth season this the tract as "one of the most Sitko as choreographer and Jerry
Gloria Swanson, both a living December 9 at Franklin High intensively studied woods in Dycus as master of ceremonies
legend and national treasure, School.
North America, and possibly the for this year’s pageant.
will star in "Butterflies Are
single most-studied primeval
Free" at Paper Mill Playhouse
The company will go on its first
The Franklin High School
woods on the continent." Close to
from December 27 to January 21. tour with their full length version
dance band, with Edward Shamy
a thousand public visitors tour
"Butterflies Are Free," a
of Nutcracker on Saturday, Dec.
as pianist, will render the
the woods annually under the
poignant play about a blind boy, 9, when it appears for a matinee
overture and accompany the
guidance of members of the
his girl and his mother, will open
performance in Franklin
contestants during their group
Rutgers faculty,
Paper Mill’s Winter Season of
sponsored by the Conerly Road
and individual talent per-
three plays. As usual, the School P/P.A. Lois Connelly.
Dr. Forman, a specialist in formances.
Playhouse is offering a 15 per
Ualholtz and Steven lannacone,
ecology, came to Rutgers in 1966 The Junior Miss Pageant,
cent reduction for a subscription
the company’s leading soloists, as assistant professor of botany. sponsored by the Franklin
to all three plays,
will dance the famous grand pas He is a native of Richmond, Va,, Township Jaycees, will be held at
The second play of the season de deux of the Sugar Plum Fait:y
and received his education at the Sampson G. Smith School in
will be "Danms at Sea" from
and her Cavalier.
Haverford College and the Middlebush at 8 p.m. on Friday,.
University of Pennsylvania, Dec. l.
January 24 to February 18 Somerset residents Carla Before arriving at Rutgers, he The winner will be crowned by
followed by "Paris Is Out," Starone and Debbie James will was on the botany faculty of the Winona Lancaster, the reigning
playing February 21 to March lg. again dance the Reed Flutes and University of Wisconsin. Somerset County Junior Miss.
Jerome [lines is currently Miss Starone will also be seen in
selling out the house with "Man He has had extensive ex-
Gary Rosenthal and James
Act II as the Blue Angel. Her
of La Mancha" until December 3. perience in the topics, studying
Reilly, organizers for the event
sistm’ Angela Starone will make
have announced that tickets will
Edward Villella will follow her debut in Act I as one of the
the vegetation of Guatemala,
be available at the door.
with"Nutcracker," December 8 guests at the Christmas
Honduras, Costa Rica and
through 23. Most of the matinees celebration.
Colombia. In 1968, he was elected
for the ballet are sold out, but a a Fellow of the American Fucillo & Warren
For information relative to
few seats for the evening per- ticket reservations, please call
Association for the Advancement Funeral Home Inc.
formances are still available. of Science.
846-1262 or 846-6640,
Adam Fueillo, Mgr., ,’,
He resides ’wi~.h his wife and
three children in Princeton.
725-1763
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