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VOL. 9, NO. 38 FJOME~RT, N, J,, THUHSDAY, gUNE l~j ll~n B~I Per Cop~" 

2. Ballot " Box Good.Government G reap Drops, [ 

AN EDITORIAL ~ esda ,s ,ee ,onOayagain its,o. Re ,s =nine, he has Endorsement of Westneat 

in Franklin, the run-off to select shown he can get to the huh 0[ 

four at-inrge members of the a prohlem and come up with a 

m 

Townshzp Council. Twelve can- clear conehrainn. He is a de- 

.,da,es.oreththoo.g ,oon. ,ibera , thto.tgont, el,active Switches Support to German 

test ~ May lg. four were ell- member of the governing bedy. 

minored, and now the voters He should be relathed, 

must return to the polls. This One vote for Mr. RasoLlffe, 

time the four persons reeeivthg 0 As Franklth Township prepar- 

the h,ghe, vo,os olee.d. .or ......we be e .id Zip Goes to go to .gain on 

There has been no change in before, is a ~ewcomer to polit~- Tuesday to select four st-large cn"esear" L mng"o-- 

campaign strategy since the cat nampaignm However. he has co~eilmen in. a run-cO election. 

¯ Me l, be intthg. Whhteo Reg-she ....f, ,oo, of,,,’rl" e Mail S&e&ldtorY-- 

tiler Detlloerats opposing three 

Republicans and one member ¢ 

the Prank]~ Democratic Club. 

the Regidara have coolinued to 

concentrate on besting Mayor 

determination and intelligence 

to make hir~ an abin member of 

the go’¢er,men~. Hie electthn 

Would add aew strength and directthn 

to raunicipat afthlz-s. 

meat dropped its endorser~ent 

of Arthur We’st~eat Jr., one of 

Ry ~I"II~4. ld1198, ~d thur Reguidr De .... ts th .e 

Have a new ~Itlnlbere game. race. The group’s support has .,,~ ~,.~.x-"oa"-Con 

The Somerset Post Office is one 

been 

of 

shL~ted 

three Republicans 

~o Thomas Oorman, 

who Movthg wi~h d~s’patch, the 

George Consovoy, a RspUblthazl~ One vote for Mr, OorJ’~l.en. going Zip. 

the theory being that if Conso- 0 Zip, il mt~st be i~vea]ed, is survived the regular election On Cotltevll on Tuesda 

F 

sent to ~ho 

voy is defeated his two OOP Mrs, Uptpn zeceived our sup- 

Pthnnthg Board z~or revinw et 

the latest digit-alia innovatlon May 14. 

,running mates, George Rad- port InSist]y, and we offer 

zoning smezidm~ant w~thh, after 

it sweeping the nation, In an announcement issued for 

adoption, will pezrnlt "[he estab. 

c]iffe and Thomas German, and agaID. RaT elee{ton WIll g[ve 

,publication today, Andrew Tru. 

Mrs. Upton Will go down with FTonk]in JL9 first temain govern- "H~or ~e, nunlberless ~3LilS= hen, chairman of the ~ Gay- 

]J~hmellt of resear~ facilities 

hthl, ins O~[Jcidi~ ang there is no "The three~tigtt prefix to be ernment group, declared that Mi]~stone, off West0n Road near ~ae~ 

The strategy r~ay be the doubt that she wllI match most ~sed by all .mailers th Our com- the organization’s executive 

The Cotmctl is sche~tuidd lo 

same, bu{ there has been a men th k~owindge of govern- mu~ity, whether they are p~ hoard bee unanimously endors, 

confer with the boazrd Waderschange 

in tactics, The Regulars mental and elate affairs. One office Sex.holders, or whether ed Mayor C-eerie Consovoy, ~y hi.It, direr l~adthg of the 

have been trythg to pth o~ 0f the most prominent Dame- they get homo or office delivery, C0uncllmsn George Radcliffe, ordinance being ten~ztivelF 

Mayor Consovoy the blame fez crate in the’County, Mrs¯’Upton is 0g&" So says Acting Post- Mrs, Margaret Upton and Mr. scheduled for June 26, 

picket lines th front of the ecbeol Will ~0rng a wealth of political master Esther Keraper" 

Oormon. Ofice the ordinate 

e 

is adop~ 

board’s office and the fight and gavarnmenlal experience to But that’s only p~rt ¢1[ the ALl except Mr. Gorrnat~ had ed, Bto-Dynamles Inc. of Edison 

ageJ.~tst de facto segregaLlori th the governthg bo~v~ 

computerizstlon. 

the public school system. If the One vote for Mrs, Uptc~. "To this prefix, 

’~ been e~cinraed by the group beshe 

seys, 

in erpected ~o move its operafore 

the first elation on May iS, tions by duty ~I Onto a 132-acz~ 

public b~Lvs" this lnsimmtinn it --0 ...... "~h°uid be The Citizens fo 

r 

Oood 

. 

Govern 

added 

the 

~v°’~J~ 

t 

which sow four of lk candidates tra~t it acquired recently. Tile 

will be buying a ~OD~ 

V 

insua, 

numerals "~, 74 or 7~, ~ you gve 

eJbethetod tar next Week’s run- compemy~s present leaSe in 

The fight agoinst what in claim- sent. organized in March by in Somerset, East M~tone or 

oft, The run-~4f wee caused Ed[~Oil expires oa thed: date. 

ed to be de facto segregation is former P]amlthg :Board chair- 

MJddlebusb, N, J., which would 

when two candidstas foiled 1~ AS reported by The Now~. 

the fight started by the Parents man Andrew Truban, today an- mean that the Zip Code serving receive majorities of the Sfi’~0 Reeogd [as[ week, ’Sic-Dynamics 

League for Educational Ad. notmees its supPOz~ for Mayor 

’ou is 08675, 08874 or 00875?’ 

’~tes cast¯ " president Thomas Russell said 

vancement. The picket ]thee are Consovey, Councilman Redo 

Stay with it, cRin~ns! 

Pour members of tile Collies the Corapeny’s Iner~e#thg act[v- 

PLEA’s, tou, a[Jffe~ Mrs. T.Tpton ~ aed Mr, Mrs, Kempor said thot Sip 

are to bo steetnd for four-Fear ltles in the field of biocbem!stry 

TO attez~pt to hold Llle mayor iGorman, This js unusua 

I 

in that 

:cos into effect throughout the 

terms, and On "rdeSday the four 

Lotion on Ju] 

arts related areas bad made it6 

up to pub]in scorn for eonditinns th RS origins[ endorsement be- 

F 

1. It iS, she claimreceiving 

the highest vstea wiLl present ineatinn Lnadequate, 

su~h as Lhesv--- conditions, by 6~re the MaM 14 eleotinn the 

ed, **]Jlere],ly [he last word in 

magi addressing’* and "should gaJ~z office, 

Butter ~on~ C~eothd 

the way, which do not represent gr~ gave its SUpport to the P~[I~ Wfi[ be open from 7 a,rn, 

any flings] activities but are mayor~ Mr. Radcliffe, Mrs. UP- follow the city and lzta~e in ad- 

LO 8 p,n% in the 18 Ge~e-r~,l ]~lec~ 

~ffSere Bth-~ynamins sought 

rather the expressions oI a free ton~ and former school ho~rd 

dresses." 

Lion districts, and baLlots will 

rezostng 

of ~ppTozimaLely 

far ~an ogFJCUlLUrO[ 

700 acras~ 

~re~ 

the 

citizenry -- simply reflect8 the president Arthur Westneat Jr,. e The Post Office Department 

be ca~t by voting machines, 

fact thot the Regular Democrats Council in a4~endo so,sine Thurs- 

Regular Democrat. But 4,be CltL now may be engaged th an even Per t~a May 14 el~tint~ t~re d~ly night agreed to rezone about 

do not hove a single subsLontinl zez~B for Good Gove~rA de- more exotic adventure -- reduc, were 9.8~5 stlgthid voters In the 

issue concerning mtu~idps] gov- cldnd to rescind its endorsement thg Oil names to dig 

its" 

r~ttntefpality, a~d she ~3t~nty 500 acres for whet vAIl be kno~ 

eminent on which to hang their of Mr. Weetneat In favor of Mr. 

"So how are you, Mr, 1265?97 Board Of Elections said that as M-R, Research Zone. 

Campaign, Ooz’mazl, The (~lB~ge in BtXpPort Howz that stupid son Of yOUrS? 

this flgare will llO~ very by more 

The Council decreed that at 

We axldarse 

d 

Mayor Consovo~ re~tLlted "after thorou~ly re-, YOu ~a10W the one I ~ee41 -- than l0 for Thesday’~ balloting, 

inept .for the tlrae beth~ the 

f~r reelc[ion before the May 14 eva uo n~ each ~andidato " the 

g~7~543gl." 

’~le four Regtdar I~emocretle 

extra 200 acres will provide a 

grotep’s "statement said, ~z buffer se~or between the new 

e]eetion~ ~nd we reiterate that 

candidates in the race are Cots- 

M-R zone and the industhia] otea 

endorsement now. He has been tbet ~-svnthat~n Mr. Westn~at 

ANTI-RABIeS CLINIC 

a ekJlthll, diligent, aggressive, 

did not stand up to exPeets~inns. TO BE HRLD TONIGHT 

cllman V/Rlthm Allen. Council- - 

mall Michael Lisl, Robert Stea, 

that run~ along Elizabeth Ave. 

d An an’~i’rabJes idlnin w~ll be ar:d Mr. W~sLqeat, a former 

hue to the Interstate Freeway. 

e~ee~ive leader of our governing Thus the new M-R zone wLl[ 

body. Aa we edlthrthSzed on Agree or dinaBree -- but don’t eondtwtnd ~edny between 6 p¯m, school boord president. 

May 9. even the two Regular 

forget to octal " end 9 p.m, by ~e HeaP~h De- 

Mrs. Upton is also a Damebe 

bounded on the SOUth and 

DenloeraLlc the~i~thents have 

Ti~e poi]s will be open Tues. partn~efil in the Pogce Depart- west by the proposed MilLstone 

day fronl 7 a,m. to S p,m, merit garage, Oinott Street, , (ContJuRed oD Page 4) pnrk, details of which were an- 

excledmed "the progress made 

notmeed last week by the 

by the existiag Councll, while 

ship thg.hlok’° d --tesgarknd it th. 14 7 in First 

FHS uroun"a’ua’" 

g t,lasrq--S co i, Fa.k C=m,.oo 

.oneon the =h h. ,.e ,=stri 

We co~l~d ~gabl that Frank. 

lth Would be wise in returning Franklin High School will 

MaY~r Consovoy to the C~unetl, graduate its first senior class 

’~oere is much good work t~ be on Tueeda¥ evening. 

contidued, andhe eanmakosub- one hundred and forty.seven 

stantthl contribution to the mu- students -- g0 girls, 78 boys -- 

nkdpallty’e futvre, are sehnd~nd th receive 

O~e vole for Mr, ~nsovoy. 

d~ploZXta~ at commencement ex. 

--0 

,eroises to be conducted In the 

~gh school stadium stertthg .at 

Briefly, The Ne~’s-Roeord haa ’/:lg p,m, In the ~ of thele- 

Small VA!] offer the viewpoint 

of "Courage" and Lthda K. 

Taber will present the subject 

o! "Fstth". 

ethos president Richard A, 

DeBthsl will d011vef the ’t~lcoming 

address, 

Miss Tnber is the class vicepresident, 

wlth Mar~a J, 

Kuderle the ~creta~ an~ 

D~te PJLlon, a former severs. 

Iqsthan, pr~,ident of the Roard lag official ~ff the rn~lpollty 

ot Ed~cstinn. will present the end chathmee~ of the Board of 

diplomas. Adjustment, rapresest~=d Sic. 

The Rev. Charles ~ridgman Dynamite ~ ~’~eCouncLl,sase~ 

will offer the thvocation emd the de" methlrtg and stso at the p~s- 

Rev. William R, MoKenna will vint~ nightie Plermb~g B~ 

give the benedlidlon¯ Sarah R, meeting, ~en the boa~d voted 

Walte~ Will sing the Lord’s to recomme~ z’ezo~g fro~ 

PraYer, ahcompanled by ,Karen ~uR~l to M-~. 

Olsen, aad the high ~eboo] The . ordthan¢~ will permit 

not ~ound any ~eason to ehenge mer~ w~ber, ~be eeremonle~ ~mlly Soues t~e treasurer, or~bestra will pLqy seyeral memzltaeturthg, /~briestthn add 

; JM position ¢~X the candidates, wLII be ~et~: iv, ~ gTm~ Superthtendent , Of. Sesools selections durtnd the ~peroJ~m& a~embl¥ aofiv4Ses related t~ 

] 0~ ~ .%~e end~. I~’i naet~ ...... sgr¢~s~ ~1. 8mlt~ ~ M l~bael ~ g~duthes: .... ~tent~le pz.o~am- baths 

~ Coe~kz~z oec~e ,,Iavthg in ~onow’s World" r~. Burn, ,~t~l~’hl~a] Of: th~ GIBL~ d~ed iil the M,P~’I~s, 

: Re~.l~e, Mr~ ~ton m~ Throe. ~11 ~ .be the eommmz~ment~]gh soRoot~" will ln~ndnt ~ol. Rosl~ Azer, Nemey Rotflngel Also.W~itlen ’into the 

! ak O~man. " ~grhg .’~1~ ~1~ student a~Mps a~ ~watda to the~ad. Karen Rewser, .Diana Btaekeg code -are gategaas~ dJ~tln~tS! 

¯. Mr, RndvlL~e is cdle bf 4he 

speakers Will explore. D, Tedd uaths, Robert W. Allen, the high L~urie Carrel. Dorothy Cbem ,1]uRea,of ~d 

¯ ’.’i~Sst fortlz~lght men We have c~riethffcr~n will expound m ~.~eol pHn~pst, will prepaid

PAGE S THE FBANKIM[N NEW84~ROOHD 

Unit Officers 

Appointed for 

Cedar Wood Club 

Officers for thre* departmeni~ 

THURSDAY, JUNE lSj lMa ’" 

HALF.D~,Y SCHOOL SESSIONS NEXT WEEK; 

B I R T H S " 

ALL CLASSES FINISH YEAR TUESDAY 

¯ In Princeton Hospital 

~, Ju.e ~--A da.gh,o~, to ~r. 

ClaSses in all svsoofs"Wlll 1~ FHS TEACHER REOEIVE8 Mrs~ Thomas F, Egan of Zl 

half ~essto.,!~.’~o.da~ ..d ~,E~ *T MO,~;AmsheUoy Road. 

TueMay and classes fur ,th~ 

school yeae will conctode~ on 

Sanfbyd WOlff. ~rau~lh~ High June 8 -- A son. ~o Mr. & Mrs. 

Tuesday, School industrial arts inatruetor, Anthony d. Furuari M 109 S. 

Tke a~ool~cenlont was by AS, has received a master’s degt~ LawtenoQ ~vol~tle. 

sistant S~porintandent Lawrence in industrial arts education [ram L~ St. PethFs Eespltal 

annual innchoon Saturday in Rhoades. 

Monlclath State Co]lepe. Cam- dune 4-~A son, to MIr. & Mrs. 

The high scboa] day Monday 

mencea’,cnl ~.xorelses were held ~erald OIderman of 34B Fr~nk- 

and Tuesday will begin at 8:15 

a.m. and end at ld:id p.m. Fie. a week ago yesterday, 

ltn ~oulovarcl. 

June ~--A son. to Mr, & Mrs. 

menlary elasse~ wIS convene at 

G,aglisrdi. Serving with her will 

be Mrs. J. W. Baisr, vice-chair- 

PTA TO GIVE n~a~ot~. Merle oi G4 Willow Ave, 

Morning kindergarten classes 

2 ~[OLARSHIPS June 7--A daug%ter, to Mr. & 

will gn from 9 to 11 a.m, and 

bird. Charles Harris of dO Phtlafternoon 

Kindergarterna will The Pine Grove Manor School 

PTA will award two $1~0 sober- ~lps Road; a daughter, to Mr, & 

The dth Grade in pine Grove arshlps to two graduating sen- Mrs, Duane HiSs of t2 Atlantic 

Ml~z Nancy Terlnger Manor School will follow Its inrs of the Franklin High Road: a daughter, to Mr. & 

usual schedule on these days. It School’s first graduating class Mrs. Joseph Yttrcis~ ot II Cam- 

IV~rs. David Klune has been ~ltss Terringer Gets bridge Lane. 

at commencement exercises 

Tuesday, 

June 8--A daughter, to Mr. 

named chairman of the com. Degree from Trenton 

Mrs. goh.~ F, Ward of 1B2 Rater 

reunify servk~ department. Community Auxiliary ~o winners, wee will not be 

announced until grac~ation Avenue. 

Other officer8 of this group are 

The daughter¯of Mr. & Mrs. GIv~ ~100 to Squad 

Ia Somerset Hospital 

Mrs. R. F. Stehtick, program 

Steve Tertoger ot 44 COOper night, wiS receive the awards 

chairman; Mrs. Bocce Cappetto. Avenue, Miss Nancy Ann Terin- The Auxiliary of Community on the beats of aesdemin stand- gdne 6--A daughter, to Mr. & 

toys; Mrs. John Blckhofer. civic get received a bachelor el Fire Company ha a presented ins and schOOl activities. Priest- Mrs. Frank Sutton of 701 Somerarts 

degree in mathematics MOO to the Community First Aid pal Resort Althn is expected to set Street. 

affairs, and ,Mrs. David Klune 

from Trenton Slale Colle~6 at Squad. A~vard was made the the make the presentation, gone 8--A daughter, to Mr. & 

welfare, 

the June 4 commencement exer- Auxiliary meeting l~t week. The awards wSl be sent direr- Mrs, Frank Fitzgerald of 8~ 

Mrs. Albert Graul has been eises in Trenton. 

The women will bold a penny tly to the colleges or tmiversitles Somerset Street¯ 

named ehathman of the brMge 

Miss Teringer teuebes in sate on June 25 with Mrs. Frankat which the w~ners l~lan 

department. 

T~omas Jefferson 

A change in Saturday’s lunch- Junior High Keary as chairman. Mrs. Vin- further their education. ST. FETEHS’ OLA88XS 

School ~ Edison Township, cent Catho has been named 

FOR EXPECTSu~T PARENTS 

eon program will find MYS. 

ticket cbetrman tot a spaghetti 

Carol Ruddlch of the Old Bridge 

pHILATEMC’ SOCIETY St. Peter’s Hospital is sponsor. 

ART EXIIIBIT PLANNED supper th September. Mrs. Ed. MEETS TOMOHROW NIGHT tng 10 two-hour sessions in 

Woman’s Club as installing ofricer 

and guest s10eaher. She will 

FOR VILLAGERS’ GALLERY ward Heltdrlcks is a new mere. ScctetyThe wiltFranklinhold 

its flnaIPhilatellcma~.tfor"PreEaratl°nexpectantf°r 

mothersParenth°° 

substitute for Mrs. Paul Albrlght Mrs. Emily Sturkie ot High. her. 

of the New Brunswick Woman’sland Park will hold an art ex- 

The Auxiliary will hold a laterIns of the season tomorrow at 8 fathers. 

Club, originally scheduled to in- bibs in the Villagers’ Art meeting with the squad o~ July p.m. in the Ascension Lutheran The classes under direction M 

visit the officers, and lot M,rs. Gallery, located in the Barn I. The next regular meetin~ will Evangehcal Church, 247 Scmer-Miss Mary Dunn, instructar in 

Robert Russell of the Old BridgeTheatre, during the run of be an July 9. set S~treet, Wow Brunswick. obstetrics, began yesterday. 

Club, originally sebedaed "Death of a Salesman". The exattest 

speaker, hthit wSl open June 21 and con- ~..~ . 

tinue until July O, 

Gaynor Elected 

Alumni Treasurer 

Mra. Sturkie teaches art nt 

Rutgars Preparatory School. 

Madistrate Robert E, Geyser, ROSARIANS TO CONDI3CT 

a member of the cla~ of 1910 at 

PENNY SALE SATURDAY 

Rutgers University, h~t" bean A penny sale will he conductelected 

treasurer of the Rutgers ed Saturday at 7:30 p.m. by the 

Alumni Asaoeistion. Roaary Altar Society of Our 

An atlor.ey Mr. Gnyn~r is Lady of M~rcy C4~urch, 

¯ .¢ 

South 

Franklth’s m~gistrate, a rest-Bound Brook, in the church hall. 

dent of South Mlddlebush Road Mrs. Edgar Slack is chairman 

and member of the New Bruns- of arrangements, with Mrs. Euwick 

law firm of Putts & g~.ne Berisonek as vice-chair- 

Geynor, man. 

FRANKLIN VOTERS! 

In a news release last week I revealed what many 

parents and taxpayers did not know, That actions of Arthu~ 

Westneat Jr, have supported the pesRlon of the Pine Grove 

SChool #ekets and demonstra~rs, 

These stolemerds were made early el~ottgh to perndt Mr. 

We.tneat dr. to reply," 

( I~ICE I 

In a~ Incredible hut clever effort to keep the voters fooled 

tats election day, he trtha ~o place the blame elsewhere, 

~ The money that bought these U. S. Savin~d Bonds 

gays two things: 

It ~aS’& "Ite~ N ~ family fllgt wants to do |t~ ~hs~ 

THERE IS ¯STILL TIME! tn keeping our country ~trong--" 

It also says, "Here is a family that contribules to the 

P~renta and taxpayer~ who do not ~nt the d’stre~s and strength of it, s country by keepil~g lt~e]~ stroti~ artd 

add one east a havl~4~ he r children transferred from one 

school to another most speak up against such a record at" 

: 

.~. 

ndependpnL’! .... 

v~r .or 

W~y ao~ p~g¢ Up for.~yr@ll.~avhlg~ at k~ ~ J" " 

: ~ 

tke final ethetthn aett Taesday, June lit. 

~or a’monthty Band gt y~r .Bank? You g~t’baek $4 /. : 

for every $8, at mattrrlty, aa well as help~ir y~ux~. : ,,~’ 

",’ 

"~i 

...... ,. 

TOM GORMA COUNTY’’, ! 

g ~hRttpe ,R&. Bora~t~et. R.J.) ! . . . SOI~O IROOK . ,K~.MOOI¢ ~ TOW~ .i , .’ ,; ~*..

Armour Star Young 

0 o.l,I m,. C’| 

TURKEYS 39’ 15. ’ 

Ilil Ilrr’l " . nl i 

~K Monlo 

I TOMATO SAUCE "~ 7,I 

DE[.~MONTE DRINK ~" 25’~

PAGE g ~HE FBANKL~ NEWS-R~ORD TH~DAYp JUNE 18, 1~ 

Good GovernmentGroup Drops 

Endorsement of Westneat 

ANCIENT AND MODERNTRANSPORTATION 

Aa a result, they have at tibet- f. Consovoy ........ 2,478 

ICOntinued From Pa~e D 

ed to PLF.~A motlvatlens ~Bd g, Wealneat :.---- g,3~ 

crat but aligned wR-~h the Prank- ambition9 compi~lely levon- g, Alien ........ 2,235 

lth Democratic Club, minority sLstent wRh the truth," 4. Siea ............ 2,190 

/action of the local party. The Big GUOS~ 

5. P.adcliffe __~ 2,119 

8. LlsJ .. 2.104 

& RevRluatlen The polRlcal mathematicians 7. Up,on . .. 1,921 

While endor$leg Mayor Coi~o 

Mrs. Uptnn and Mr. Goz’mau, tr~ng to figure who among the 

wJll have an extended field day 8, Gory’non .......... i,69d 

sovoy Councilmen Radcliffe between now and Tuesday night ’l~he Fau]kner Act which sets 

the election rules for mau~olpalthe 

Good Government commR- eight candidates wiB pick up Jtles operating under the nountee 

did not explain wh v it had sizablechunksof nodes ~ha~ 

. cfl-n~auager fol~m of government 

wilhdrawr, its supporl from Mr, went. to ~ four candidates does llot permit party deslgna- 

Westne~L The closest the 8roup eltmhtated In the May 14 else- ~lens nrl mvnleipaL ballots The 

came to on explanation was floP.. RegUlar Democrats’ label on 

Mr. Truhan’s statement thn~ In that first ¢onie$l, Mayor the voting mach~oe d~ 

"ALter thorougMy re-ewlqatin 

8 

C~sovey led the ~leld with 2,478 "Economy, Industry and Ordereach 

candidate, it Is the corn- voles, 407 short of a majority. ]y Growth." The lag chosen by 

mittee’s sincere bel~f that theseBehind him by 168 votes was the three Republicans Is "Confour 

people are by experlenve, Mr. Westneat, The distance ~e- tinue Good Government," Mrs. 

desire and qualifications best tween the mnyor in first place Uptc~’s slogan is "Bring Gee. 

suiled to be at Franklin’s Co~tr,-and Mr. German D~ eJght~ placeernment Closer to the People." 

oil table." was 786 votes, Mrs, Upton has drawn the top 

The s!atemen~ also declared Of the four Losers, William ~th on the voting machine. Her 

that "A quality all four of the Fairhurst, RepubIlean~ was high ~me Will be On Lever IA, The 

above candidates have in corn- man 

e 

wi~h 1,413. Tra~ing ~im, RepubUeanshave t~e next thre 

)men is one of courage coming was Herbert Greenberg ot the positions! Mayor Consovoy 3A, 

from within themselves and, no1 FDC with 1,2~2, Next came Mr. Radcliffe ~k, Mr. German 

from a political machthe. The~ Tl~om~s Rei]ly, ~ Begtdar Dem. 7A, Next ec~ne the Regular 

are mature thdivldua[s, keenLy octet rtmning without party sup. Democrats, Cou~ellma~ List 9A, 

~wa~e of a eouneilm~n’s ditties porL with 1i2~, m~d in lest place Cotmcilman ARen 11A, Mr, Slc~ 

io the Township as a whole, and wag another PDC man, Rixford 13A and Mr. Westneat I§A. 

HER RUIg~EN-....Assm~g portleu of family chores, Yes Fire@ 

N~ g~ ~.es sister Kim, nine mcmth~, gfter ~[amtly arrived hi New 

Nork from Ho~g KOl~. 

PHOR~ YOUR WANT ADS ~ BA~DOLPH 0-83~ 

not to Just a select group of 

pohilcally ambtlious pedl)le." 

Reals, with f,0H. 

The First Ra¢~ 

PLEA’s Criticism In May the eigh~ ~lshed i~ 

The Parems League for Edu- this order: Mayor Consovoy, 

ea~lenal .~dvancer~lent, which Mr. We~h~eat, Counegmsn AIhas 

been pressing the Board of fen, Mr. Sloe, Councilman Red- 

Education to e]imhiate what R cURe, 

~ 

C~uncSman Ll~, Mrs, Up 

claims Is de facto segregatlo~t in ~on and Mr. Gorman. 

~.~ .. ~ _ 

R~milton and ~IJllcrest schools, 

got Into the political swim this 

week W~th a critique of the ca~.- 

Mayor Consovoy took four dls- 

tracts, the 2rid, 20th, 16th and 

~7th, the 2nd by one vole over 

dldates, but without men~ioning his rm~nlng mate, Mr. Radcliffe, 

a single name,. Mr. SLea and Mrs. Upton each 

¯ 

"In the last three week~," o~k three dis rle s. To Mr, S ca 

pLEA ch~r~c

,THURSDAY, JUNE ~, 19~ ~]~ FRANKI~ ~I~5-RECORD PAGE d 

"Bank Opens obo,, fo~ ~o sddsd. o~ ph~o~s o°0b °ed ha~ Easton Avenue THE NICEST THINGS 

had banking exporlen~g, Corn- ~ 

On June 29 th Wide,. To Be HAPPEN TO PEOPLE 

assistant secretary and ~econd 

B ....... nstru(!tion bsS lnckargeofope,~Hons, hesaid, ~r 

d 

J 

moved taster th .... tielpaiad, is Robert Stallion of Freehold. e , une 27 WHO "BUY" A USED CAR ATthe 

Franklin, State Bank wig be 

opened for business on Satur- 

~eh of the equipment requir. Preltm~ary to the start 

day, June 21), it was announced ed by the bank aIresdy has been constipation for th0 widening 

yesterday by AnthDny D. Scho- deliverdd, the vice-president Easton Avenue the Council will J 

berl, exeeullve vice,~president, said, and the balance will be hu]d an informal public meeling 

Ground for the colonial struc, received soon, M~ch of the 

lure on Franklin Boulevard be. equipment will’ be k]eeh’onlc 

for affected prnperty owners to 

discuss a contemplated as~xs- 

"WaR broken on April fl, and the banking mnek]nos~ ~e added, ment Jr 

with whWh Mr. Bullinn has had 

curbs. 

l~ueh experience, 

The meeting wilt be held 

When the new financial in- FATHER’S DAY PHOHRANI 

slitution opens a new practise 

IN EAST MILLSTONE 

wlil be ina[ithled in thi~ region 

wltfi the csiablishment of full I~trs, Rtlth Smith will be Jn 

hank]ilg services otl Saturdays 

charge of a special church 

school program at 9:41) a.t~. 

Township Halt on Thul’sda 

27, at g p,l’~, 

Widening of the thoroughfare 

by the County is expecled to be 

started !ate In the Summer or 

Another Ianovation, he sk]dj Sunday, Father*8 "Day, at the early Fall, the program to in- 

W~[l be tile avai]ak]lity of drive- Essl Millstone Methodist clode that part oI the ave~tte hein 

and walk-up banking services Church, Wilbur H. Smith is su- tween Let~pp Lane and Mile Rim 

starting at g a.m, daily for thee 

.hours weekly, road ftmds to conver~ this part 

Thea] perk]ds for drive-ia services,bs~ will be open Monday, TRIANGI,E CLUB GIVES DOOLEY BRos 

Tuesday, Wednesday end Fri- The Triangle Club of .Prince- An assessment program will 

day~ from 9 a.m, to d p,m,, University wl]l give repeat not fdfect property owner8 who 

Thursday from 9 .... th 1)p.m, performance’s of this year’s already h ......bs and .idaand 

from 1):31) p,m. to 8 p.m., sbew~ "Ahead of the Game~", walks, Township Manager Witand 

Saturday from 9 

noon. 

Iomorrow and Saturday in Me- IIara Law advised the CouncS 111 

Carter Theatre, The two eveningagenda ~esslon Thursday. Where 

CHEVROLET 

A parking area for 35 performances wLU be given gor- extstthg sidewalks a~e removed 

being constructed, ing the Princeton reunion week-or damaged during construe- 

Aide Named end and wlll be Ia eommemoratian, he eald, replacements and 

Recruiting of per1)onnel for the Lion of the club’s 70th ann[ver-repairs will be made by the 

bank staff has been cotflpleted, sary. County, 

COR/~r~R OF 

E. MAIN ST. & FINDERNE AVE. 

FINDERNE 

FOR 

DRAPERIES or SLIPCOVERS 

Come . . , or shop at home f¢~ our exalt- 

YOUR CHOICE 

1961 Chevrolet hnpala 4-door Hard 

¯ Top, V-8, Powerglide 

1960 Corvair Monza Coupe, Power- 

$]89~ 

glide, R. & H, $1395 

1959 Chevrolet Sport Coupe Powerglide~ 

Power Steering $1395 

1958 (~evrolet Impala Cbnveetible 

V.8, Powerglide. ¯ 

1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 2- door, 

$1095 

Powerglide $89~ 

1961 Comet 2-door, R &.H. $1395 

the group of tnkrice -- hundreds of color 

and patthrB ebeiees. ~adltk]wtl and eeu- 1961 Buick Speeial~ 4-door~ Autotemporary 

desigas~ florels, monotone textures¯ 

Many O! them protected from dirt matte, R & H. $1595 

and staining. 

1959 Oldsmobile Super 88, 4-door 

Hardtop $1495 

1959" Plymouth Savoy, 4-door Sedan 

SLIPCOVER ENSEMBLES R & H $795 

MADE TO YOUR ORDER 

Covers are cut and pin fitted on your 

furniture and tailored with contrasting, 

blending or self-welting. All have zippared 

closings and overlooked seams. 

¯ 

Busy Wives -’~ou Can Shop at Home, Just C.a]]f RA ~.387,,~ 

HOME BEAUTIFUL DECORATORS 

Walter Mosuriek~ Prop. 

W. MMN ST~ SOMERVILLE 

, 

" 

e~ ~ gde 

RA 5.~87~ * 

1956 Chevrolet Bel Air, 4-door, 6 

cyl., Powers]talc 

1961 Valiant 2-door Hardtop, Auto- 

$695 

marie, R & H. $] 295 

1957 Volkswagen, 2-door 8895 

We Are Proud of Our New 

Serve Our Customers I I 

Browse Around and Inspect Our Cars ~, 

D00LEY . BROS . 

~ 

~UJ~[J~[’~i"V [ :,~J~ "~t"P’lz~’~’l’~’t’lr’lr’lr’l~ ." ,:: 1~’1,~ ~’.a 

’For ~se~i Car Information., !" ’" 

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Highland Ave. Residents 

B~mSH BAN-THE-BOMB BLOKES BRING BABY BUGGY ~’ 

File Petition for Sidewalk 

/ 

¯ A proposal from residents of calling far apPlication of weed 

~he Highlargl Avenue area to kit]or to the gravel walk 

eliminate a gravel walk install- and eor~slruction of a one-inch 

ed earlier this year for the pro- blacktop sidewalk at municipal 

tertian of Fine Grove Manor expense. 

gravel sladents has hit a There was no indication lhat 

the Council would take quick 

snag and an i~nleal twist, 

aetian, 1[ any at all, on the pro- 

Thu~day night, for the third p~al contained in Ihe peution. 

successive Council agenda meet- Aa several of the goveprning of- 

Jng, Highland Avenue residents ficials pointed out, the munielwere 

on hand to seek municipal paltry does not pay for sidewalk 

~ctlon to elimin~te the temper- improvements, and to agree 10 

sty gravel wark, the claim he- such a practise new would be 

grmg that Jt IS J~agequato, that to leave lhe munieiphllty open 

il damages lawns, and that it to other requests of the same 

has not been used to the extent nature. 

anticipated. This tlmc they prO- 

Signers of the petition were 

sented a petition calling cn the Frank Lauding, Mrs. Joanna 

Townshlp to make improve= 

Juhosz, ldr¯ & Mrs. Albert Phltme~ts 

at municipal expense¯ ~ips, George Dumas. Mrs. Joan 

Praise from PTA Mavlea+ Nicholas Pagans, Mrs. 

The ironical twist came with G, Pagano, Mr. & Mrs Jose]~h 

recei.~t o~ a letter from ~he Pine Kb~h, Frank Piersanti and Mary 

Grove Manor PTA safety cam- Piersant], all of Highland Avemittee 

chairman, Mrs. Clyde hue; /~argaret M, McNally, 

Mitchell commending the Coun+ John F. MeNmlty, Alberl C. Deell 

for installing the walk Marco, Mr. & Mrs. R, Cappel- 

"The gravel watkway on High. 

[hd, a]l of Irvington Avenue; 

land Avenue, Irvington Avenue Mrs+ Eugene Kudarsz of Elm- BAN-THE-BOMB BUGGY~Yolm& Britons m~ke use of m~e as they stage a hal.the-lamb 

and Elmwood Avenue," Mrs. 

march 

wood Street and Mr+ & Mrs. from ~Aldermas~on. El,ZRish nuolear weaPOns establishment, to LO~t0~. 

Mitchell wrote, "is very much 

William Comlcchio of Sumner 

appreciated both by tile parents Avenue. PHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS -- RA 5-3300 

of school nhSdren+ and adults 

who travel over the roads to get 

lO the business area of Samcr- 

set,t++°+e+th°+°a.n°° 

For Continued Progress 

of +he roads and area and will 

save needless medical expenses 

which never make broken bones 

as good as original hones," 

Installation o1 the UPs’col wa]k 

Vote for 

Township Engineer William 

Rimmey, He contended tha(~ any 

improvement of the street 

JUNE 18 JUNE 18 

should await Installation of 

se4.ver lines. Several residenis 

advised the Council they would 

install their own permanent side- 

¯ 

walks, andMr. Law promised te 

supply them with engineering 

grades+ The iT=anager ]ate last 

month acknowledged that ho had 

made a rash promise, thai’permanent 

grades could not be ea- CONSOVOY 3A 

tabfished untd sewer line Installationm 

we]~ prepared, snd 

a[ter the Council debated the 

ed to bring in cost figal~s [o] 

~ermanenl and blacktop sidewa]ka, 

+++ 

Thursday + ..... 

night Mr+ ...... Law ad- RADCLIFFE 5A 

vised the Council that a blacklop 

walk, considered a ¯ tom 

porary improvement, would cost 

approximately $2,050 sad a per. 

he and Mr. Rimmey recommend 

toni IhP Coun(’i] a.¢ree Only to a I 

permanent improvement an- ..... dneted on an n~=~msment pro- GORMAN 7A 

gram. 

Petition Sol,mitred 

At this point the delegation of 

i.esidents submitted a petition 

FARM NEWS 

KEEP MACHINE POLITICS OUT OF FRANKLIN, 

Th .... l pool collection will 

~e he)d nl the Rutgers Agricul- 

YOU WITNESSED THE RECENT CAMI~AIGN+ 

~ral Engineering buildh~ 

the Cel]e

PAGE ld THE P’Jgl~lKI*l~ NEWB.R~(~BD THURSDAY, ~ 18, 1~5 

Real F, state , Re0; ~mte FoP ~*nt 

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¯ ~d, 

..... MANVILLE 

¯ 

: No~ aloe. 2.Glory. e-~,m home. ~’t,. toil euement, exp~m- 

,,,Idon ~tto, open ~rch, ull heat. 

New Ranch Buys 

’Only 814,990! 

Three-room apartment..CaU 

Im ~d. 

ManviSe, 8-room apartment, 

’ 

¯ ,, f .#dsklu~ ~]$9900, New, 3 bedrooms, science kRebun and large living ~oom, With lad floor, heat and hot water 

an~a~cee now duly did,080. 

.., d MANVILLE supplied. Available Aug. loi, 

$75 monthly. OOIl RA 2-9?47 

New @room Cape Cod, bulitdn even and range, birch cabinetB. 

ceramic RaG hath, gas heat, hase~.t. 

J, R. CllARNESKI AGENCY, INO. 

s~r ~ .p.m. 

015,900 Realtors and InEaranee MEmville, 4 rooms atld both, 

MANVILLE 

Main SlreeL 2-1amily berne, 4 ro~$ and ~th each ~pertment, 

|till I~semer~t, oil heat. 

Asking 16,500. 

’ 

BILLSBORO , 

Modern 6-r~om ranch, attached garage, basemaul, hot water 

heat,.enclosed porch, l~ acres of wooded land, 

$17,500 

’ RARITAN, BOUND BROOK AVE. 

7-room, l-~ory ~ome. bt br!¢k front, gas heat, a]urnlnuan st~rt~x 

windows and ~reons. Beautiful lmtd~ng*d 7g x 1~0 lot. 

$15~900 

42 S. Main St. RA 2.0070 Manville, N. J. be~ and f[emr. ~.~ ~,aicr AvaSe~le au~,pl~, July ls[. doa $8Y 

menth]y. Call NA 2-1147 after 

Air Park Realty, Inc. MANVILLE 

Eew e.raam C~PO Cod, *aa,B00, 9 t’.m. 

Farms Our Specialty 

Three neat rooms with beat. 

FINDERNE 

COUNTRY COLONfAL ~ I~ a 

RiChes tumt~, so.pie ~:,. 

beaut’tat[ BeRing Dverlooking N~W B-rom~ ranoh~ $19,900. Ceil RA t~84d. 

¯ a of)ring-fed pond. with 

rcom~ I~ bath~ new o~ BRIDGEWATER Manville, Z-room upelaJr$ . 

hol water beat, full base- Let -- ~0Oxl00, $4,000. ¯ apar~ent~ heat and hot wate~ 

meat, Morro wtedowa and ¯ sttppilod. SeE Ctdl RA 9-I~, 

Imreetm. Ideal ~ttmmer home I.~t~ Ma~L~qski 

or for all-year-around lie- 

ReaRer 

Manville, 3-room, ul~tairs a- 

|ng, Handy to highway. 

EL S-lf~0 

,par~ment be~t and hot wul~r 

Price $13,500, with furniture, sttEpll~d. ~ Call KA ~-199~, 

212 S. 

JOSP~H BIELANSKI 

~d ~,afff, t48 ~g~ 

Main Sk, Mattvine 

Oven Smudgy 1:~0 to $ 

RA ~1~ 

Pour roam house with bath. 

~NEK GOING EOUTR -- 9 H~ water, gas heat, 2-ear gar- These enema for 2 to 5 genRtbe~ 

b~, ~d~ls U~- age. Two blocks off Main St, 141 ~.en, furni~d, own kitchen 

/rig roOm, larg~ hashes, gas S, 3rd Ave,, Manville. $12,~. p~lvfleSes. Inquire at dl9 Wash. 

but wt~ter heM, t-eargarage, inl~m Ave.~ Manville. BA 2- 

On 1 sere with some fruit 1197. 

tre~s and shrubbery and FOr 

view of the vsllay below. " ’ Ftnderne,. 5-room apartment. 

¯ Eve~lngs, cull gf~00 ot 8M~48 Macadam ~o~d, $14,900. Black Angus steer heM. Ea~ ~eeond floor. Heat and hot 

COUNTRY COLONIAL 

~’~. . ~ ~heis ~.o *m~a ~u~ ~.ater. ~e yard, ~L ~-l~l. 

DAI~Y FAP.M -- lt~ acre~, good teacher h’o~s, hull ~ whole 

House ~r rent. Heat and hOt 

Charming pro-Revolutionary, compluld~" restored. Graciotm $.mom house, 1 bath, oil ~l~Uaa~ I~s~ib Oaor~ R~J~h w~t~t~r, 49 N, llth Ave,, MatwUle. 

center hall re$1denea wi~ g bedrooms, g~ baths. 4 ftreplaees, for. heat, ~lrT barn with 3~ ~eLIe ~ff~od. Oral ~dq~, 

mat dird~g room, large new]y equlpavd cotmtl7 style kltehe~, t4anehions, silo, machinery g½-room apartment, furnish- 

Property in excellent ~militton on ~ tree-~adetL acres near Mill- ghed, Land ISvel, rtmning Dog house and wire enelcaure, ed, modern, private entrance, 

~tone, ~8,600, Inspection arranged by ap~lntment, krook e~d som~ woods; 1000J cedar It, wMe, post l0 sad ft [or,@, gets, 5 ~0, ft. l’~#h, CE 9- W~s~on. Call HA 6-9~7; if no 

answer, call ~A 2-L38~. 

Contact feet on macadam road. 

gT0~. 

Price ~Ag,0~O. 

--’" ~n-~om houae. Call afta~ 

CLAUDIA CONDO P/kSCALE, ReahoT swtmmmg I~oL 90 thc~es 

p,m., RA 6-4085. 

MR P~ REALTY, llf~. high. IC’ R, diameter, exceUent 

68 North Bridge Streel~ Somerville 

REALTORS 

condition, ,chemical pm’ifisre, 

RA 2-1052 

¯ 19, CE 9.s7~, , Help Wanted 

J. f& SL R. D. $ -- "~ 

-MAKE AN OFFER Somer~le N. ft. Movtog, Must sell. OE rulri~er- 

Femate 

¯ . . 6n this 4-year-oi0, ~raonl raneb in better than new oondRJ~m, ator, Slinhen se~ ru~, li*~t~ 

It’s hi a good MsnvEle Ideation and teuluded In t~e askiD~ price ~olph ~.Sllg room set, 2 Gaul table~, ~.-~b ~ash Rewsps~ers has a~ 

are slum~num stor~s and ~vreerm, wrought iron raUblgs, macadams1 ~tTnte ~.~8~4 ~ve. STatUe 2"~ff~ 

TV* 

9 

2 twin bed~, desk, ~ulmrAin ~pening to its editorial depart- 

dr~e. Ras jtmt ~2eea painted too! Asking 116;900. 

p00l 10x~4. ftoor ~r~bher arid mint, for 8 society reporter. 

~ollsher~ ice c~ler chest, D~r. Fl~il-th’~e preferred hut Will coil- 

SHORT ON C.~SH? REINFELD meyer mixer, and G’E vacuur~ ~ider B-days a week. 

. . . then this is the hc~e for you, [¢’s a 3-year-old ranch wflh $ o~et8 ~galffled oieat2er. Ceil ~A d~d. 

large T~oms, The lady of the hnuse will attjoy the bright moder~ Veterans, no down payr~eul 

-- AppUcs~ts mu~t have at least 

P~oomlile tent. fix9 fL floor, 

kitchen. Kids can play In the b~.ment on rainy days (it’s been 

a hlgh ~a~ool t.~u~ation. Pe~ 

a]umin~.r~ frame, screen dtmi 

t!ledL As little as $~0~ down Is all yOU need (if yOU q~mlifyl. FHA 

~ Eraduating h|grh School in 

86~ Mo, ApproE, and wLadow, $25. CaB CR ~570g. 

eppra’~ed for $16.400 and that’s ~ll we’re attklng. Extra low 

June will be o0noidornd. Pro- 

[latency in En~Ssh required. 

taxes, too. 3 Be~OOIH~ ~ets 

~/~ H~E OT~E~S... 

Come see, you will save at 

¯ . . rat~ches and Cape Coda frm’n $14,000 (if yoo’re handy with ~ REINPELD REALTY, A nice 

pain; hr~shl and buildlng siCes ~t~t~;houc toWll it ~u h~t~e your 

Reques~ foriMerview must he 

AKC Chihuahua puppies, all made in writing in: Editor, Nask 

Cape C~i oi~ a beaatifully land- seapdd tel Many extras go with 

OW~ plmx~, Interested? Then give us a call [no obligation of eoursel, 

this ’~ouxe. 

COlors; ter~l~ol~ry sho~s. $~0 and Newspapers, Eox i~. Some1~up, 

RA 5-~dYd, v~te. N. J’, 

~- 

JOSEPH WILHOUSKY, JR,, INC. Non . Vats 8325 Down For Rent Male or Female 

Realtor 

SO M ERVILJ.~ 

Full Price $10,500 

An opeRing ex[sts In the busl- 

SaU~ Samer~t Cou.~ Moi~ple Listlng Seroie~ Beaokiltde Gal~el~ n~s ~artmenl of /qash News. 

papers for an advertising as.. 

RA 5;1660 

HOMES FROM $6~ to ~5,000. 

APARTMENTS sisera, This person wilt assist 

T]tttt’8. & Fli. ’tit 9 -- Sunday 1 to 4 Stt~ject to VA. F~-tA, approval 

adw~slng aL~ in preparln 

HERSIG REALTY CORP, 

E 

layout,, reading proofs, sehed. 

A MUST FOR THE CROWING FAMILY 

REtNFELD . $ - g Rcon]s-47~--$120 oilr~g a~d prepar~ticn ot ndver- 

T~Is S~ac~ou~ 8-Foom. hr~vh home, ioeat~ on lhe north s~de o9 

Heat H~ ~ater lls~ copy. 

Mshvilis convenient Io all schools and shapping areas, axeeneul BEALTY COMPANY .~u Range RefrlgerMo:Eul]-tlme, 

condition, lorge living rDum, kitchen wl,h breektest n0¢k, bath, 9 

hal Will consider $ 

Phoua 96~$600 

bedroon~, J-ear garage sad finJM3~d ~crsa~Jon room x~ust h~ oft[ce - l~d Mercer Eh or 4 days a week, 

~4~ North AVe., Eunoilen, N. J, 

seen to he appreciated Pr ee *g3,000. 

SoMerville, N.J. At least high svh0o] educatio~ 

Daily 9 - g RA fi-25~8 RA 5-2909required, ffane gradustee will be 

Sat. &sLm. I0- 

THE TERRACE AGENCY L,een~d Real Estet~ BrOker 

Furnishes rooms for Settle. cona~derad, 

men, Call RA 9-199L 

Real Egrets 

Requests for ~ntervlew must 

WORKING E/d~M -- 160 acres, Double rooms, twl~ trade, be made in writing to: Adver- 

RA 5"O~f,O 

~mont al] til]abla, some forming wets, telephone in aS tisin~ Department, Nash New~fl 

8. I~tln St. ,, MatwS1~, N.J. 

woodS, barn, m~ehtna shed r~oms, bus StOp for RE pl~t~LS papers, Rex 10g, Somervll]~ 

HUNTERDON VALLEY [ Capes " 

¯ AGENCY 

State Ril;hway g02 , ¯ :J 

"" Lr~rE~ R~’M#e~, N. J, ; "i~ 

~1 ’ i ’ 

. Telel~or~ STato 3-f~1~ 

BElie]leg 

NO. 400 

" I 

" %’hrs.-family buus~, sin-. five-,from t 81"~990 Hp 

¯ 4i’od two-room tandem apart, 

. 

¯ ~ts I-car gerase l *ta~eo "; . ’~ . . ..a~ 

and dsrage. Large, fully tin- ~t door. Weekl~ rate $1d.00. Just N. J. 

proved farmhouse, plus geo~ tS,0O per person per week. -- 

4-room and bath tenant HMOI ~mereet, Main SU, Sore, PRINCETON 

h~Uae with full besemel~t etvRle. N. J. 

~d H,W, heat. Large trent- 

EMPLOYMENT 

Three large rooms, heat and 

age on macadam road¯ 

hot waler provided, ample park- AGI~’NCY 

Price $~,000. 

~ laoiSf~: Main St., over 

Manvlbe Ubrar~, ~S RA ~- lmmEdtaseOpenin# 

s 

WATERS & STAUBER 8n4. 

,:h~lew tile t~lt~ng, filtl here.[ j~ ,< .... : _ __. 3-room spertrrmtt, untorulsh. . Male and Female - 

;~r~. ~ ~,,~*~

¯ W.n .d 

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. . TI~/’Y, JUNE lg, ~ TI~.EKANHMIN*NL~s~ORD PAGE 11 

Fish t,a" 

attain contiderabin- addlBonal 

g O.th before ,....rtloul 

Two salesmen liberal starling 1950 Dodge. ~qer. g.door 

salary, for someove who Is In- hardtop, red at~ Whtth, anteferreted 

in slaying In the auto- m~ ¢~ausmlsalbn, 99war steermobile 

business, Nassau-Cone- in~, r~dlo, h~thr, Se,O00 miles, 

vet Meters I~, GaS WA 1-040~, original ow~wr, 

m~ 

~lince rail ralntall, 

A "finger" pattern rather than 

, 

- -- ¯ a solid front char~teriz~ed much 

QUAIL PROSPECT8 When the sthelheedd reach act the AprS bu~ing, Some 

excellent cw- ask for Jerry St]vaster. ¯ dRiP, 247qinl?. 

-- 

Quail prospects for the New suitable size they will be stock- areas, particularly swamps, 

deI~sp fall hunting *mason are ed .it3 ~lht: Manasquan and a were complete]y untouched, pro. 

exeegent, aeQording tO tester O. tributary ~f the Delaware. They vldthg a refttpe for wildlife. Few 

~l~7¯black Pontiac eonvertthth. MaeNamara. directhr of the are expected to go immedialely dead deer and many livE- ones 

Don’t Pass up that vacatlen Goad cnodtiinn, ge~. Call NA 5- 

Division Of pish & Game. to 

~ 

sea and. it they fol]owa nel were observed. 

~ecmme you need lUnds. A few ~J$7, ’ ,Many ae~s of good guail ms1 r~al:era, retfirn th one le 

hours a day servicing an AVOn 

habitat: are open in southern three years weighing upwards of 

terch~ry Is your answer, Call tgS$ two-tone Mercury station 

DOLE-IN-ONE SHOT 

3]0 0-1887, or write BOX 564, wagon, 

s 

d Dew white Wail tire 

~ew JePSey despite ioz’~st fire two petmds. 

~lainfield, N.J. and rebuilt motor. $27g. Gall damage in some area~. Native ¯ ¯ 

Considerable care was taken AT GREEN KNOhL 

RA 5-73~. 

populatthns of bobwltkes are In to obtain eggs from ntoethaeds A Martinsvitle man playing 

Girt Priday, (~areer girl) for 1~-9 

_. 

Buick 

__ 

2-dc~r 

-- 

bar~op 

fine eouditthn, living[ in western streams fur e Jchns.Manvllth ~eam shot 

Quail chicks have started to 

permanent position in long essimilar 

to the Manasquan. There a hole-in-one on the par-three. 

~abltshed insurance office in 

1~8 ChrYsler WbMSor 4- d o o r hatch at the Edward H. Roth are few soft water chert-run 150-yard Pith he]e at Green 

hardtop 

BoL~d Brook, Mature person 

StaLe Qauil Farm in Holmans- streams ill the northwest. Knoll gol~ eour~ a week ago 

with some experience preter~’ed. 1958 Chevrolet 2-door hardtop villa- The chicks are Lively and FisbeSee Bththgist 13ruce Pyle ¢e$lerda¥. 

Good salary and excellent work- 1960 Buick Electra-4-door :~edan rushing satisfactory pl~agress, hopes that steelhead eggs can 

Thomas R. Gould t~sed s five- 

Jag conditions. Write Box 1957 Mercury Memterey 4

PAGff I~ THE ~ NEW~*RECOBD ~’q[JP, SDAY~ JUN~ ~Jj 1968 

POLICE PUSH SEARCH 

FOR KILLER OF GIRL 

By PAUL VAN DU]ZEN 

A small army of p01lee ¢Dntltmed Rs mh~lmtl today for the 

Mayer of a 14-year-ol~. [~XRu’.’ille gl~’[ Whoso body probably l~]d 

subtiler~’ed face down iti less than six inches O| a Htllsbor~lgh 

break for nearly a week. ~ 

The prime suspect ~ at least lit the number of hetlrs of police 

PROSECUTOR SEEKS 

MURDER 1NI¢ORMA~ION 

P~Oseelttor Arthtt~ S. M~ro- 

dith has urged p.ttyorto who be- 

Ileves he or she has p~y ~ormarion 

on the SoPhie OleJntk " ¯ 

queMlouhtg -- was a $’l-year-old M~.iWRIc man who has a record murder ease to call either his 

of a sexual offense. He was questioned on 

Tuesday and released each time. 

Prosecutor Arthur 8. Meredith said 

Sunday anti 

the.t the 

ag~ 

man, 

office d~i’llig the day or State 

Polive at the Brldgewaler 

B~.l"rae~, who are 011 ~,hour 

a~ty. 

who he would not identify, stUl remaitm a ~Jspe0t, "although we His office ]lumber is RA ]5have 

no pt~oof," 1820. Sta~e PolI~ number Is 

Meanwhile, tho victim. Sophie 

Ole~nik. who Mr. Meredith saici 

was probably "forcibl~’ drowned" 

~n the same spot in which 

~A ~-0106. The’ offielal era. 

phasizes that persons sho,ld 

call no matter hew slight the 

Inform~tt~on m$1y ~eeril, 

~he wa~ found, 

~ttered Heart Cemetery off Mill- 

8tone l%o~d in Hillsboro~Jgh near 

/danville ~esterday mornit~. 

Wa9 buried in ....... (state Ph°~°) 

F~nera[ Home, Rarlt~n, was MANVILLE Pagrolmalx Rlchard Delesky Dolilts ot*t spot along 

called to remove the body. baulk L~l Royee~s Bt’c~k where the b~ny Of 14-year-sld Sophie 

V.~JJe out on Sunnymead ] baltk in Royee~s nr~mk where the body of girl was fottnd. " 

A Requiem Ma99 was sung in Road, Patrolman De]esky noted s/r~e she left home iv. mid-after. ~n which ~1¢ gill was foltnd. He 

Sacred Heart Church, Manville, ~ 

following services in the. Ben- ~ 

giovi Futleral ~Iome, Raritan. 

10ft Questioned ~ 

The prosecutor said that ak’nost ~ 

200 poP.grog ~1’e bee/~ question- ~ 

ed thus far -- mos~ el them not ~ 

a car 1hat passed the scene 

t~wJce. He jotted down the License 

plate nuh~ber and the owner* 

driver was called in later for 

questioning and released. 

Nearly iO pol/ce cars were 

in a driveway of the nearest 

noon o~ Jtme 2 lnter~ding to go to pointed out that anyone ~tepping 

Falcon Cared has been one of on ]ong~ Limber weeds w*uld 

the biggest problems of police, trample them down attd they 

Mr. I~eredtth is convinced now wouJd stny down. He added that 

that her last positive location no evidence of extensive tramwa~ 

at Camplain and Sunny. p]h~g existed. 

sttspects ~ in the attempt to:~ home while officers Wer~ in the theme[tdt~reer°adlhotherWh°regir]sShe whotalkedcop.-t° ltsP°liCeneareste~teredpoiJlt theon SunRymeadSce~e from 

~iad the killer and to ~race the wooded ~trea. Among other of- 

’ glrl’s movements in 

tinned into MRnvJlte while 

~he late i 

l~oad, having to trample 1heir 

ficials there were State Police 

afternoon of June 2. ~: Lt. Loui~ Toth and Trooper 

Sophie went up the road towst~ own path through tmdergrowth 

She wa~; know then lo *be walk- ~’-~. George Schste~f~r. 

the camp. ’.¢hieh apparently had not beet] 

ing on SunRymead Road, south ~ophie Olej~Jk PatroJmran Delesky informed 

The slain girl was expected b touched. However. a small path, 

of C~ni3pl~in Road in Hillsbor- 1he OlejnJk family thut evidence 

meet Sophie Krasta, als~ 14 a~ probably that used by the Marx. 

ough, lntetiding to go lo a daP.ce I frJellds, who were out in t:he 

indicated that the body fOtmd in an 8th Grader, who was the ville boys who fotmd the body 

" at the polish ]~e]L"On Camp on del]s e woods off Stmnymead the brook was *,.heir daughter, OleJnik girl’s best friend, and perhap~ by the killer imd 

Falcon Road. tlOed along the btO0k huntit)g 

Came to U. & Lit ?&~ 

A report that the Krasta girl 

Sophie, runs along the brook 

The five-foot, ane-lllch, 98- for frogs, dJscoveTed the body was too excited about all the fronl the bi"id~e, 

~pom~d glrl, reported missing t~ a]ollg a level bank o~ the brook. John Olcjnlk, 48, has been era- evertts to "give an accurate 8one She Knew 

Manville police by her father on PatrOlman Walter Kllmowlcl~ 

ployed by J~hns-ManvJlle Corp. ~eeount of her girt friend’s 

since 1~52 whei~ he, his wife, 

The Manville of/leer theorizer 

June 3, was last known to be on desk dtff.y in Manville Police mov’ements, friends or any other 

Genevieve, and their three oldthat 

Sophiq l’~ay have entered 

pertinent information has prey- 

. 

the path from the bridge with 

PoJieeheadquarters~J~lee lbeinf°rmedbody was foundStatest ehi!dren arrived in the 

ed t~> be ~.r~ng, Mr. MeredJfl someone site knew, since again 

day, June 2, Mr. Meredith said. Ill HilJsborough Township. Chief United Sit, tea. They live at 49 

said. no evidenee in undei"gPowl’h 

He added th#. prelitt~inary in- Shu~ack ~hen assigned Patrol. N. llth Avenue, Manville. 

Just checking any poss[bflity p~ints to extensive trampling 

%’estigation indleating the glrl taaI~ Delesl~v to the ease, in The oldest ehl]d, who WaS lit his start got p~en~ls~ion and anywhere as might be e;¢pected 

w~s seen walking ot~ SU~nymead view ~f reports ~hat the OJejnik I~alcon Camp the evening of g~ve the girl a lie detector test. with struggling human8 -- a ~[rl 

~oad at t~e bridge over Royce’s girl and another Manville girl June 2, J~ Juli~na, 17, a Man- "Sh~ passed with flying colors," trying to get loose or run1~tng 

BPOok, abater a quarter w~fe r~ssLng. Chief ~tGvekln ¢~lle High School 9ttldetR, Sophiesaid the prosecutor, away and a r~n or youth trying 

fl’ot~ Falcon Road, ha~ proved Wall alSO notified and wenl to the was the aecond-13~rn. Her young- 

The girl also talked with a to hold on to her or catch her. 

4.o be inconclusive, scene, er sister is Stellr% 12, a student 

woman 

e 

assigned by polic$, in th The character and ~eputa*ion 

He also said that reports from When Ptl. ZMlesky arrived at Roosevelt School, and the hope she might be more eo~Ji, of the dead girl also have proon 

the scene abo~t 100 yRrds off Faxmgest is John, ~, the only denti~ with a woman, 

vided little of definite clues to 

Sunnymesd Rand, but in ~ very member of the family born in 

~¢~yin 

8 dert~e and wet woc~ed ~re~, he the O. S, Lie De~e~¢@r 

police. ~dr:~. Olejnik dma2rlbed 

are al~o inconclusive, because a found State Detectives Thom~s Mr. OJeSnlk was in a Nazi The Mat~vilie girt Is not the 

her daughter aa "an angel," 

girl friend of lhe slain glrl and W~lker trod Joseph Barry and forced-labor camp during World ordy p~rson to ~nave been given NeJghbor~ on N. 9ih Avenue 

&or older sister were *here and Ca~t. Paul Betlo~c]do and De- War IL Returning ~o Poland the test. Suspec~ mad others, also reported she was a "nice 

did 13o~ see ~er. teeHve Vincell~ Me~z]$r of Mi’. after the war, he was again put nearly 10 in ~]l, have undergone girl*’ and ’~,’ery friendly)’ She 

~’he Autopsy Meredith’~ ~t~ff. into forced labor --Lhis ~ime ?oy the l~olygrsph examination, with wa~ also dqserlbed as a "hatxi. 

AUtopsy repor~ on whether the Soviets, He got the family ix, ~cttmive results, according working s~dent" aod eager to 

The girl. whoso hair was de- 

the girl .had been raped, had in*.o this country 11 yeart a~o. to p0lJce, help With ~arJtlg tot neighbor. 

~erlbed ~9 cLtrtp bl0¢lde, wea~ 

s~xt~a[ relalJon~ or was molest- ing orange shorts~ orange 

Traehtg Problem Patl~tman Detesky showed hood children or to hang ou~ 

cd are also inconclusive, ~he blotme~ white ~lveater and 

Tracing Sophie’s movements this reporter the wooded area laundry. 

10rosec~t~r added, slt*ce her I~0pard-skin kerchief, 

~ 

when 

Her falhet, reportedly, St first. 

~ody tied become bloated and mis~fng, lay at the brook edge 

refused to ~rm~t her Io attend 

~_ 

partly decomposed from what in about four i~ehes of water, 

apparently was nearl7 a week Her body was partly decom- 

~n the water, posed and bloated, 

E, ut ffqe proseeuLor and. his 

Patrolman Delesky ~mtrtedl- 

.$taff, Stale Pl]ice from the Case atelv saw little resemb]ence 1o 

Barracks in Bridgewater, Pa- any mis~ing girl, except for ~e 

!~rolmrm I~ichard Delesky, asuiothes, 

because Lhe body ap. 

~signed b~’" Manville Chief An- penred ta be one Of a ~00-pouf, d 

idrew Shutaok to the case. and 

#rl or woman, 

tHlllsborou~h Chief Arthur Stove- 

"kin are no~ ruling out the s rong Find Pocketbook 

!possibility ~hat sex was the However, the missing ~[rl’s 

~otive. cliches, Jmcludil~ a black ~rs. 

imurder 

Death, however, ultimately indicated she might be Sophie 

:was caused by drowniilg, and OleJhlk, Seourlng the area with 

!Mr. Meredith emphasized "that the other officers, Patrolma~ 

~t wa~ Iorolble drow,~/ng," Ssod De~k¥ ~po~ted ¯ som~g" ir~ 

~and grit, apparently Item the the water on the f~ side ot th~ 

bottom of the brook, vtere [n brook. 

her.lur~gs. Her f~ee apparently Dtt. WaLker flabed it out ~ 

lotted into the break bed, In- the g4rl’s black straw handbag 

the dance at Falcon Camp, but 

then gave his permission. She 

bad been at abe camp before for 

dances and o~khtgs, 

The autopsy wa~ per[ormed 

by Dr. Edward Murrs.v of 

Newark, a pathologist, He reported 

tkat death Was 0altse6 

by drowninff. 

Clo|hlng Disarrayed 

Although ther~ is nc c0ncltmlve 

proof ¯ ff~at Bophie 

OlejnJk had been 

molested In any way, theSexuallYl~si- 

’don of her clothing when the 

body was ~lscovered ~dic~tes 

she may have been, 

Her ciothes were disarrays1 

zml ~horts aml panties apperent- 

ly parity pttl]egt dDwtt, al- 

tho~h her blouse and ~ra aP 

"-- 

t~*m~"~" ’"~ ’ ":’ ’ ~ i~{ ’ ~ ...... " , ~’...~i~,~t.&t~, 

Dh~eoveted by Boys 

The etor~ I~ in the early sent to secure mor~ trdormatit~,’~k~Ol~.~FOM~g~.~ab~t~d~f~ ~S 8aturdaF ~bee~ the whkfll Ca~, Bellocchlo and " * 

aflerr~on Of l~st Saturday Mrs, abotR the OleJnik ~!rl’s under.[ ~i~’s body was found was th~ quintet ~ ever ~ctes O~ State I Trooper Walker 4end, said the 

[~erdamih "~gro~ewnidd "6! Mac. cl~in~, to learn if ~he body’a[ Pence Dste¢~¥e $oHPh ~trl~ 

i 

oea~. ~ left’al~ Ogpk ]Pttl~ Ll~t Off ~ls~eotll Ma ~’1¢ltt~e 

vKle called.2oro poU~e.to report midl~garmems matched. %’~qey 

I 

Beleeehlu ~ the 9ro~cate¢’s 0~1~, ~4ate Potl¢$ ~ I~ ToCh, [ anyone~ tr0rn the I~il4’s boy 

T. 

"e’~ 

L~at h~r ~on, Thom~J~, attd a~ew, did m$~teh Im~ ~e Bon~iovlJ IJllDJ0o~Bl~ Obll~l~ I~l~lte~d, leo~l~#~zfft,~, I,ffl~l~*tO,=~,-- :g~-~. ~ :~-~

do.a . eno*, o .be,t ’Symb tic’ 

TBtt~A~’, Jt~E Z~ 1~ ~t~ I~JihtJCJJ~ P,~WB-I~CO~ PAO~LI 

period of time¯ ~e energy from O , 

ceramic very rapidly upon irag 

MIDDLEBUefl AREA 

pact, This Joss of energy makes All Gh’] ~cogt$ a~ Brownies 

the projectile easier to stop. the Mlddiebush apse will~tsl ForCe 

Resists Radiation 

He also pointed out thai many 

gather for a field day ors SetuP- ~a¢, 

:~ 

day behind the MiddlebUsh Fire- ceramic*, when treed th corn- house¯ The program IS in charge 

. 

Picketing of Board of Educe. 

binatlon with such dense alemeats 

as lead, are extremely 

resistant to radintintt. Still another 

ad’¢aalage of glass armor~ 

he said, Js its transpal¯eney, a 

Mrs, Ray Zerbe and Mrs, 

Harry Stiliwell. Activities wi[] 

start at 9:30 a,m. and conctt~de 

at 4 p.m. Scouts Will cook their 

own lunch. 

lion offices at Pin;s Grove Manor 

School by members and sup- 

Porters of the Parents ~agtla 

far Ethzcatiorla[ Advancement 

qtlality especially significant for Parents ntay visit the area has been reduced to v~at PLEA 

p]at)e and vehicle wl~ldows, starting at 2:30 p.m, this week terlP, ed a ’~,Ymbol[s" 

Ceramics seem to be most stfective 

in those areas where 

TROOP $17 

GIr~ Scott[s of Troop 317 are 

status, 

A spokesman for the organize. 

ether materla]s have been unsuitable," 

Mr. K astenbein said. 

"They could be our best armor 

against certain" tyl~s of anti. 

working oJ~ lhe Tree Badge ~nd 

the Foot Trays]sT Badge, They 

have visited Metler’s Wood to 

study the b sinrieal Tees, 

tiqn, winch charges that de facto 

segregalion exists in Hamilton 

and Hlilcrest ~,,hools, exp[sthed 

that "~ymho]ic ’~ 

personnel missiles, 

pioheting 

mean~ the number of pickets 

Since completing this basic BROWNIB TP, OOP SB7 has been reduced appreciably, 

work, Mr, Kastenbein and his 

The troop bad a "~’Fly Up" ’Aqlere 30 to 40 persot~s formed 

staff, wJ)ieh includes laboratory 

ceremony at its last meeting of a picket line for about one hour 

teehnieJail John Rooda of ~ar- the season in the Middlebusb every afternoon until Morsta~ 

tthsvJlle, have been coneentrat-Reformed Church, Scouts who ~VINDOW ON THE FUTURE ~ Ernej¢ L, Kastenhein examines 

fraehure patterns of glass hethg tested ~s military armor, 

u,uf’~-ss ,..= .,..P-re--:c- Studied 

it w~s sa~d that a much smaRer 

thg 

~ 

upo~ more c~eta[led proper 

received their wings and scout nu.m~er v~ouJd nosy comprise th~ 

ties of ceramics, piss ,~Te: Kathy Babus, EV~ l~ne each day, 

Chief of these are th~ 

Lake, Joanna ’Borg, Nancy The News-Record al~o wag 

ateriath’ fracture patterns. N ..... ~unny Burton, ~seaz~ told that the inngth Of the line 

The waves set ~p "when a pro- 

Terrase and Sha~’~n Waiters. was being red~eed because comjectile 

hit~ a ceramic material Mrs. George Simko, troop plaints of segreg~tlon were be: 

¯ r,,-,-,- ,,1¢" ,-,,,,oa"-or 

are i rtao th o o in do,e in.d .....pressed her than s in, ,l[sd Co m[ssio.e o, 

’ mining tile fracture pattern, and appreciation to the lrcop EdttcatJen Frederick Raubthger 

"The w~ves andre out aphe~- committee mext~bers who ass[st by parents of local stRder=Is, 

Glass and crystalline ceramics of them as being very brittle, cally froth the point of Jmpac~ el 

ed her dttrlt~g the ~ar and pre- preparing the cornptalt~[s to 

a* potential protective armor for jmany ceramics are actually ex- speeds of op to 40,060 feet per seated ther~ with toke~.s ot ap be entered by 14 psi’eels 4s 

miIita.ry personnel and vehicles eeptlollagy hard and dtlrable," second, ~’gey Tefleo~ whet) they ~reci~tJoJL They" are ~es, A. Z~erbort Tat~ ~I ~ewat’k, 8it ~te 

are trader study at Rutgers Oni- Mr. Kastonbeth said, "For ex- reach the.back surface of the Nora[s, Mr**. S, Lysy, Mrs. F, torney for the National A~oe[Sversify, 

ample, abJmina, a crystalline glass, building up tht~sion and Burton and Mrs, A. Zavotsky. ti0~ for the Advancement of 

;~rnesl L, Kaslenbein, as- mater]al~ has a ranking of g On blowing out a par~ of the gia~, Mrs. Fr*lnk Res*a also re- Colored Peolle. G~,aeried bF The 

soclate research specialist in Mob’s Scale, the table we t~se btow[sg out a part Of the glass," calved a ~itt, She has been as- News-Record on Tuesday, Mr, 

ceramics and a onetime Navy to exoress hardness. Diamond, The IRutgers pi’ogram has reslstant 

le¢~der for two years but Ta*e said the complainl~ bays 

Seabee, has found that ca- the hardest substance, is enly calved the attention of the Army cannot be with the troop next t~t been co~pleted and h0 had 

remiss, despite their tendency one Point higher and steel IS Materiel Command’s Natick, year, ¯ definite date for filing them, 

to break in cvtryday househeld down at 3." Mass., It~boratories~ which has 

tree ....... thnes super~0r to The spec[s][st and his assist ....rded Mr. Kasterthein an in- 

@ozWenl[snal armor mat~rthls B,’zfs t¢~o tzoted tha~ C~r~mi~$, ve~tigatJPe confz’t~ot to further 

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~eh as metals and fabrles, are excellent armor materia~sl he study’s possihle military ap- 

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Y.~o. Two variances ........ ded search~I)[]J[I~--’*-- 

LINDEN HOUSE 

far passage by the Boar~ oI Ad- R 

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EVAPORATED 5~ I~¢ ~..oe,s Btruk, James Binzewicz, Harr~ 

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BIasl, Peter D~mnieki. Robert 

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TBe ocher would give Mrs. Rose 

phere, and for the sanitary 

Donato permission to construe~ 

a d*weiling on three lots loeb*ted 

posal of animal wastes. 

dis~ 

Charles Prankowski, Porrest at Kossuth and Oliver streets To Erect New Bufld~s 

1 V~NE "$’~! French, Stephen Ootagzewskl a business zone, Bio-Dyanimcs, a cormulting 

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Michael Orbac. Martir~Gutwei.~ On the MJddlesworlh variant organization for various indus- 

George Haefner, John Horvath CounvEman Michael Lisi claim 

~O] 

Aartm Howard, Denni; tries in the region, expects toed 

that former Town,alp Man- 

~’~- Hud~esko. Robert Jab]onski. ager William $ommers had utilize almost 30 bu~tdl~s~ 

Darrell Jackson, Carl Jonas, 

granted temporary permission including vise barns, now located o~.. 

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Raymond Jones, Timothy Kane, 

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e 

repor~d that all of thes 

farm~and it has acquired, 

tol ¯ ~ Ir~aWll, T~l~ ~ ~ ~ J~C 

William Kazar, John Keheley. Ins decision of the Board of Ad- 

Mr. Pillon told the Council. He. 

CAN IU Charles Ke]oh. John Knarvik, justment, and Be cbargsd that 

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Bruce Enolmayer, John Nazak, 

thN was an Irregular pr~cSee, ~’ill bn r~nedeied and used for 

.... Benjamin Lawson~ James 

~~- --- Leach, Thomas Levinskl, 

~oth variances ~re s~’hsduled at lea~t 18 ~ont~s, after whieB 

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agenda me~ing next ’Phursd~y baildiags is contemplated. 

I BREAKSTONE’S 

1 -- ell that severn] of the dwellings: 

Olsen, James Owens. Oinlio Pa- 

~ll~l’ae[ Awarded 

~n the 132-sere tract wil be 

Qsed as homes for families o~ 

S_V~A BEe, 

¯ ~C lldovant, John Panettiere, do- For DeMott Irene aeienttat~ connected with BJC~ 

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Peulina 

" 

-- -- __ ~l Charles ~mson, William eight 

Paul, Imp 

. . 

sections 

.... 

of 

~ of the 

DeMott 

,a$1M 

L~ne 

Dynamics. 

According to in~orrrmti .... 

I ~O~N-BEN BEGU~LAR OR I[Beno)d, David RJehards, Joh~ will be ~.a~nd soon. week,Petted hYBio_DynamiesThe News-RecOrddoes laStnot 

Robert Salter, John The CotmeJl on 

Tuesday expect to occupy the entire ,&?. 

1 Eil’ " ~tC [miBy .... 

In. I T ! Ssmpson. Satumin ~rno~vsl~ awarded a contract to Herbe~ 

acres it hae acquired and other- 

..... ShJmalle, Frede~rick 

irlnK Lemonaa e oBN J IV II 

Y°l]ersExeav’ting&C°nstrue" [and, oiawb~ehishasopBorts. 

Son~a~, Mlchee[ Surma: tion Company to pave the az.~s Dr, Russell has stated that he 

with bitumlno"t~ ~°nerete’ V°l" expee,, to bring retaled tt.isnB:[- 

Wayne Swift, Steve Szabo, lets was t~e lowest of three bid- 

I ~-- --~-- -- -4-n---- II Stephen Su$eek. 

ie units i~to the M~R zone, ttn~ 

1 ’ C James Titus, James VanDer- ders wi~ a p~lee of $14,~30.58. 

that he alre~ly h~s commit-- 

! t,ucumoers a f ori y d-- h Walter. 0an, o, B.roard, __o,. ,.__ .oral 

Weber, !~obeet Wells. David 

vEle bid $14.910.~3 rand Elngslon 

izatlone ~n lease space on the 

¯ ..... ilW~ltfield. Rudolph Winn]chi, BLtuminou. ~rsducts ~id 

tract. 

l FANCY CALIFORNIA m as, ~. imii Barry YeIMn, Ronsld Zabreskh $1S,810,14, 

IJ *. 0 , lO, 

! ’ 

m range or w. "~ ~ PUCILLO 

re, .. m e* 

.*o and ou FLORIST 

1 FIERY ---- BED SWEET 

"-- 

I .,1. . . d SEA 

:i/ i 

}[ Watemelon 

=,

* Irae ~ktla

PAOB ~A TIlE FRANKLIN N~WH-RECORD THUHS~)AY~ .dUNE 13z 19~ . ~. 

thought o! campoigniag waa recount last week by the FreZ|llghuysell ~v||es 

for the Regulars. ManviLle Democrats. 

" *1 just can’t bettcve 

Academy Applications 

~In t]tl Bolro~Kert the rn~ghfhat 

anyonet.¢ould be so ~¢j~t~i~:t; "’*~. The frscas n Frank tn ge s 

u.rappod up ’IMesday with the 

And it’~ been two helluva can’t, 

paigtls in Franklin. Flr~t there 

t~fJl~l~9 is:art old Representative Peter Pratingstupid,’ 

thl~ Indt~dual ’ 

s~by, tbe bemoerat~ ant~ot~lteed huyeen has invited qualified 

said the ether night" 

they are endorsing the apPoint- young men iv. his 5th District to 

apply fur examlttatlaas for up. 

who was the indlvidual who menl of Paul gulls, RePublican 

pol~lmeat s to Sl~rvlco ~cad. 

shuddered at Ibe thought of cam, aa permanent postn~asler, 

emles. 

paignlng for the N~gular Demc~ The #l!uaBon was deadlocked Agpllc~nts not less than if 

arats in Frnnklhl? No one etse and the Democrats covered ~tnd trot 22 years of age on guly [ 

but Mi~ C~risie, themselves with magnanitttiW of the year they would eMor an 

full-off municipbl eleetian, this was the one with 12 emldldates[ weekWhenabot~twe queslionedher latest herpolit[eallast, byAppen~ing[ dtbe hassle.y u 

o rile toUt e rs a 

go dur. the representative academy are asked immedintely to contact 

run-off Jazz being one ot the which lermi~tted wilh the reg. I scdvIW, Grace declared that Jug the Eise~hawer Agministra- al 341 House ORioe Building, 

screwy requirements foe munlei- ulor election on May 14. Eigh~ 

she was [n Franklin with ~o was tion, held Stills and flunhed this time the first StaIla[ Civil Washlngbm 25, D.C. 

palitlc~ op~rafing under {he sttrvlved, four were "bIessing ’~ of the DemoePats’ See~’ice exam. Another e.~ra 

theElamlnati°nSclvil ServlceWillcommisslonbe b~ld by 

Fnnlkner ACes cour~tl-mai~eger I and the polls ol~n again county organLzation. 

on 

topped f~he fist Of qualifiers. J~flY g, The ]egitga~v~ ~,~d be 

’ form of goverument. Three dC4en Tuesday for the finale, 

candtdales ten be in an ~riginal When we asked it this meant Twice i~ore the Democrats call- will have apPOintment vacancies 

brawl but at leasI two must One thing tar which Franklinlthat perhaps she had been dl- ed tar exams, and twice more to the Air For~-’e~ Mililar¥ and 

’ n j rooted by party eadera on the Bulls was Abou ben Adam. Naval aeademie| and one to 

secure ~ ma)r~rHy ¢,f lhe lois) ~n be grateh~ : There s o run- 

0 g ve 

iC°un y eve 

e Frank- i the Mercilant Marine Academy 

votes casl or bhe qt~sllfiers Off of the ruP.-off. ThlS one Is d. The Den’~$ could have insisted 

lin Regulars t hand, she ed- oa more ex,~ms, hophig a Damn- for entrance in 1904. 

must go through lhe hell 

the top leur being elected cormsnorer 

campaign, 

re.Ltted that lhit¢ could be a Rke- 

........ Sutia eJlmen ai-large enjoyed for four years. IF 

congressionall 

inltrpr~Jall0n, And than ~he [erM would 

FOOTHILL 

come out on top, but[ 

PLAYHOUSE 

"’ 

added "T have an oh gn on, 

in h 

support w~ich would have lock- BILL8 ’THE BEST MAN’ 

And t s a good th g, tee, t at !and thl~ Is why I’m doing it." 

ed any permanent ttppeintment I A final four-night stand for 

Tlte~day ’.rill be the elosirhg da¥l o,’ner than his I~ commit. +’Little Mary Sunshine," a 

for the be]Mr battle. If it eoa. Your party discipline is shoW- tee, Bulla played, it COol musical, began fast night at the 

and quiet over the four years, I Foothill Fray Hottse, Middlese~L 

and the Dems conceded that he ~ "The Best Man " Gore Vldal’s 

bad w~, A~ a l~ld~, Ibe }Sai~. [0omedy - iDelodr6ma about a 

A much more adept approach vdle Democrats came out of this[ Presidenhal convention, wilt 

Io ~he world of polltica/ shagging latlgle looking like loll luen,I open o~ Wednesday ~f 8:40 p,nl. 

ruggc~i e~t-I 

¯ C~p] for" the now famou~ PrL i 

Lae~rL= Road! n~.ry ~le ........ ,, ~h eh 

Hit ~,.~ro.~ ~o~o, o,,~ ..... 

s~aCutler 

threw into five Gee- ’°°1" King-size Strata.lounger recliner 

~’~--:" -" -~-~.=- .... ........ 

; oral Electiot~ di~[’iels in his I 

~ 

~ 

~it~ 0 - - ¯ 

| "~~, wlthspeelaI * adjt~traent * for TV 

Safety Checked 

[ ba l~ e nook off the mil~orily , 

b’renklin Democratic Club andl ~ " F o a m cushioned s ¯ at , ~ . 

,~a~. eoo~ro~ o~ ,he ~..,~. ~!sl ~~:’~ .. beoh ...., ..~ ,eel.st~ ~ l~Pl 

- Reconditioned , F~C ,,’as ]e t-~ ng;,,.t, ~an*. 

ed to eliminate the Lm~d’s 

prayer from schools, and that it 

Used Car ,~,-o~-~,~d o.,,.~a.on of =~ 

’ . ~’q for iux~rh,~s comfort, Corn* 

¯ rovo~, I~. e~tol~,e of hvo-to~o 

]~L~~

"EXTRA DIVIDEND DAYS" 

FINAL 2 DAYS THURSDAY & FRIDAY 

MONEY DEPOSITED BY THE 14th OF JUNE 

WILL RECEIVE INTEREST FROM JUNE 1st 

EASY TO REACH FOR EASIER BANKING 

ENJOY ALL THESE SERVICES AT THE NEW HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSHIP OFFICE 

C~CKI~G ACCOUNT8 BU~ LOANa BA]~ DEPOSIT BOXI~ U, 8. SAVZN~ BONDs 

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MOK~AGE 

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ALL PUI~0SE C~LUB IMPKOVEME~ LOAN8 TRAVELER8 CHE~ $ECUBIT~ PUI~KASE8 & SALE8 

PAID 

ON SAVINGS 

STATE BANK 

of SOMERSET COUNTY 

403 Route 206 Soufll " 34 F,,ast $omerset-St. 

Hlllsborou.gh Townililp Rat4ta. 

"SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU - LARGE ENOUC, It TO SERVE YOU’ " [ " ’ ~l

PAGE 4A T’I~E PRANK]bIN NEW~gEC~]tD 

THURSDAY, J~’NE 18, 196~ 

OF 

FARNESKI 

Plumbing & Heating Co. Inc. 

NEW OFFICES & SHOWROOM 

430 S. Main’ St. - RA 5 - 0325 - MANVILLE 

SATURDAY, JUNE 15 

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. All Col0is ¯ Water PumbS : ’ ~’!~ 

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~, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1~8 ~LE FRANKLIN NEWS-EEOOBD PAGE 

M E Y ER’ S i ~L ’~ 

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Archie says: 

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shanX support. 

STEIN’MAN’S SHOE STORE 

N0ar Brook q[~eatre 

16 Hazn|lton St. 

~ EL 6-3045 

Bound Brook 

~ 

~n a~Jit~ to hie verbd 

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Be PoPular with POP 

k.o,~ es one o( the natiolfs hostdressed 

men. Whet fa his fashion 

, GIVE HIM HIS OWN PIECE OF ¯ , ¯ 

forrau[a? Petrocell[ Clothe~, TheSe 

superlatively styled euithfeotured 

at our otore--gNe every 

Summer Furniture 

°a°. oe°e o,.,eg.°.,,od, 

ease alLd comfort, We have these 

famous clothes in Juxurious 

OFF 

,lgh~eight .rs]~s for the new 

AND SAVE A WBoPPJ~G ItZ¢]. 

20% 

season. Come In and be fitted n~ 

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PAGE 8A THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECOBD THURgDAYp JUNE 18, 194511 f 

SpaM~h Style THE 15 TOOLS FOR GOOD SEWING 

Proper tools in good eonditthn Colored Thread¯ C0ntrastthg 

are needed to make sewtng easy hasdng thread ig eats? to follow 

as well aa aeeurale, ThLs ik one 

of the major 1epics during the 

tralntng course In Basic Sewing 

conducted receaOy far 13 lead- 

era in the Count::¯ ~.! 

when stashing, 

¯ 

RuLer¯ Sboineh transparent 

with ~ [deh markblgs on hath 

~ldes 4rid ends used as a guido 

~ Somerset Coanty Home Agent 

Signs of the Tilnem -- *The Wider Look’ 

Signs o[ the times may well attractive foods enhance the 

: 

A list of tools most useful for 

home sewing include t5 items in 

gowi working eondittha -- sets¯ 

sore hharp, the needles and pins 

strong and sharp and rulers and 

guides true measures. 

Cutting shears. At least eight 

inches long with blades that col 

precisely to the pair . 

Scissors, Small, about five 

inches+ for cutting threads, 

"~;)len’bhsting or marking seam 

widths Bnd corners. 

CLoth guide, g~laehine attach. 

meat to golds 1o the elige of the 

raindc wllbe atH¢ldng, in mak- 

ing the ~ldchtng even. 

Seam-width marker. A SmAll 

gummed marker fastened on to 

the machine throat plate¯ Saves 

lime when the cloth guide needs 

adjusting, Throat plates w~th 

permanent thdieabons of stitchrend-- 

"The Wider Look or Why hostesses status and make it Pins. SlIk dressmaker, size IS, ins width are available on 

Walk Wbel~ You Can Ride." difficult tar a guest to refuse, suitabIe for w0thh~g on most many machines. 

¯ Part of the sociaL customs of Today’s people have much fabrics, Bias cutting guide. A small 

~he 1969+a Is the growing interest , more ]eisul’e time. V.rnat work is 

rgape measure. One that will 

attachment to be slipped on a 

in automated devices. [ done is not as physically taxing oat st.retch, of fabric or rollup sethgor blade to nid in cutting 

It is a fact that a phys eel : as it used to be. We drive rather melah bias etrip~ of fabric evenly. 

energy comes from food, and if ] than walk. We rely on automa- Colored-chaLk pencils, F’or 

Pencil sharpener, A small, inthe 

ener[’y we exert does not use [ Lion for moat household task~ easy markthg of patterA perforaexpensive, 

for Pencils to be used 

up ’G~e calorie count of the food. i with washers, cleaners and ti0ns; marks eaa be brttshed oR 

for marking aotches a~d perfothe 

exee’~ is stored as fat. 

I other power~riven devices, quickly when no Longer iaeeded, 

rations. 

Mother nalurc is constanlly We are not using as much OPULENT TIE--opiAting Needle+". Size 7 or 8 needles 

try ng o save what is not used energy a~ our forefathers yet an epUleat feelL~g for eveldng strong enough fur sewing heavy 

Hem l~/arkeP, Those r~[:[uirup--for 

same possible futLwe I we are cash8 more and better. I is gowa with whReinee re-era- fabt’ies stteh as work cotloae, A in S 

a second person to pin the 

lenglh are more accurate than 

need BU she does not createlThene result is the Wider Look. brodered with god thread anSifln~ l 

r lleedJe, ~,i~e 9 0r 10~ is 

tho,~,e, self-operating, 

lhe needs fro’ lhe surpluses wei To bring about a proper balance ~ewels Tiers flow from walut easler to use on fee wools, sdks, 

~ave 

I 

aadvlsedly created. In I,~e mus have more exercise 

eo tong nnd other hphtwetght StiLetto, A sharp instrument 

order to bring about a baLance, ]and less food. A change in I topped by long coat. fabrics+ Crewel needles, with for punching eyeLets and rmnov= 

and hue a weight baLance, osr ve gh n, doubt wit, ~ea. ~ I t+rge eyes. are easy to thread¯ ing bastings. 

:[ODd ¯ intake must equaL energy than e In 

Moss o eat oudoors might There ale also needles with 

" food hab]ts--a " change I . , 

- 

output, 

for tge better -- to a diet thai be served buffet style in the Ihreoders’ attached, used for Kitchen scissors are dandy for 

Homemekers h v a many e d +-I i is sound .nuiritiormliy and kitchen, then carried out on basItng ¯ slJeJrmg green asians and tops, 

traeting feelers in relation to calorie-wise. 

trays by diners. This keeps fob 

Snug Thimble snipping ~reah chives, s]ashing 

this balance. Our people have I ~ honest long look at our- lag at , a minimum and makes il Thimble. One that fits snugly, the edge’~ of steaks And ham 

more dollars to spend than in seLves may he the best bit of 

but not so tight aa to be un- slices before broiling, cutting 

easy fo serve bet sad cold foods 

any other County. We have an standing still we can do, es- 

!omforlable. When buying, try slices of cooked meet into strips 

= 

for salads, 

abundance, even surpluses of peeially if 1~ shows that ~me 

food, from which to choose -- ththg must be done to recapture 

I~00 separate f00d items in any the neat, trim+ alert look. 

buystsnttheappealaewestt° theforms.food buyer to Milk Supplies Many 

Informal Snacks 

Nutritional Benefits 

Inthe general[yinformalway 

of emer(aining that is SO much honlemaker’s lmle in providin[[ 

B psrt O[ today’s living, we offer a good menu for each moml0er 

snacks and refresbmenf+, These of her family? Yet, many a 

st ~°~t ter~P4~r~ture$’ [ ]~ O11 for a perfect fit. 

/ ~ ~t~qv 

. 

What is so imgortant aa a !~ G~ 

mat adequate in one or anolher 

the baNic four requiremenls+ 

of 

~AT 

The basic four groups include 

a ptht to a quart of milk a day 

per !o4~rsou, four servings of fruit 

and vegelables+ two servings ol 

meat. fish. poaltry or eggs and l’ll 

four 

cereal, 

servings of bread Rnd 

¯ 

i ’ 

+°++++++-++ ¢ibe+ood0ver I_ 

quart of milk per person for 

growing children plus a pint for + " 

each adult? It is an excellent 

source of 

buitder. 

ealcinm, the bone 

| 

+++°+++’+ I 330,000 ofour 

body from the protein, vitamin 

A, vitamm B, vitamin D, in 

Keep Fresh 

homogenized milk, for assimula- l 

tlon of calcium, and the miner- 

Iale. phosphorus and iron. Ha 

other one food supplies so much 

"~-d 

of value, and ia so readily avail+ 

+++++++++ ".l eustomersuse t ,’ 

the day placing seine ice 

gubes lu with the salad and 

It can be ineorporaled in the 

menu from breakfast Id mid- 

IputiJng Jt th the ice box night snack aa well us from the 

~l~ould keep it from wilting, 

HOW TO GET DIRT OFF 

Tl~ MARRLR TOPS 

proverbial soup to mrs. In calcium 

equivalen!s a)one, you will 

reoeive Ihe same calcium as is 

in a cup of milk il you use the 

Wh0. in only tbe last 

l 

five years, cancelled ~ORt~tv~ 

Over 330,000 customers of Public Service hea~ 

withgaslOver 48,000of th~eeustomer~aretbose ~tf 

~arble tops on furnishings following milk products: 1!~ 

corse clean and glealding when cups light cream, in a dessert; oth~ fuels to gas. 

tI~blespoons of baking soda dis 

solved in 1 quart warm water, 

Lel sland a few minuts before 

Pill~b~g w!th warm 

aelLh a soft sl~th or chamois, 

On , ~ttlbbe~n stains, 

sundwieh, two servings of ice 

or l~l~ cups of cotta; 

cheese in a salad, 

Automatic blankets may 

,lAundered wSh mild, lukewarm 

grime to dirty up wal]~, curtains and furnltor, 

It’s dependable! Never a delivery pzoblem, gS gat~ 

is piped underground directly to your furnace. 

~eot~omiga]+ too+ as Public Service gives~ without 

chai+~ "IS’clapt, efltoL~t servie~ on the gas burn+ I 

,|l~g parts and controls of’ga~ heat ng eq~ pmen~. 

tmOugh warm water to baking 

Aoda ~o form a thick paste, Rub 

~}stainad ’area lel ~;and a few 

mtht~tes. Rinse and dry. 

used, select "a abert washing 

cycle, htae drying is recom- 

mended--~n[, b ar~kel length, 

wise ove¢’l ~a, au’uy~fromdireet 

ForafreebeaMng 

survey C~]] y0tl~ plut~lb~r~ 

gsa beating II~a~er 

orPub]i¢~erv~e, . 

’ + 

, ~. ~ . 

:./ 

l;l’a wise to be 

valuable papers are 

alOted ~,fore Fou go ~n’#~ 4or 

~.Summ~g vacation,. 

sunl[~tt, ~a’ver dry clean 

elects’it bl~keyt. Insulating 

terlals that sheathe 

~16hnlag aalvanbe . 

~ PPJ~,IG I~KRVICE’I[LII;G{’RII~ AND {~A’I$ ~’O~[~’I~Y 

.,~.H t~V*~ql4#f¢,VIT¢~t*~*~’ ~ 

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THUP~DAY, JUNE Xg, ~9~ 

Cal-penteT Ant May . 

Be Dwelling Pest 

The blhck carpenter ant, Is a 

WOOd nesting insect which oceasthnsfly 

becomes a peat ht 

d...ing, 

erie FI~AN]II,IN NZ~¯D PAOE OA 

h ~’~1"- 

for 

Carpenter at3ta 8~b soft WOOd, 

partlcciariy thai’weathered and 

beginning to decay, to make 

Problem~ oy She Innocent ant~ the Stubborn cavities to rear their young, The 

People who try to grow a lady in Hoboken who finds that Ianth 

simply 

do 

e~eci 

not 

it 

eat 

In 

the 

fiber 

wood, 

shreds 

hut 

as 

gardenias in their homes are :.file buds of her Easter gardenia they remove it in eonstructtog 

either innocent, or stubborn, are turning brown arnold the 

thnovcnt because they haven’t edges and d~ppthg off, 

theth chambers, 

Carpenter anl~ are distinguishheard 

that the average home is Tile garden book she bought ed from termites in that their 

no place to fry to grow a gard=- tsa~ tO water it often and feed ohar/~bora are clean and are cut 

rda, it acid. Evw mo~ Water? What across the grain ~ w~d. Pgea 

Stuhhm’n. like me, because 

they know It but keep on trying, 

klnd of acid? of shredded fibers occur on the 

First about the acid bUSiness. ,°utslde of infests[ wOOd. 

Dlsappointnlent is praetieaKy 

sure for both kinds, but that 

rare fragzant ~vom Beams io 

Feeding a gardenia plant acid 

WOthd he sure death for It, 

J~t ~-(~|lt C.~xe 

A five or six Percent ehlordgne 

dust or . 10 percent DDT dust I 

shou/d be blown Mto the gallery 

Stra]gMer~ It 

TO ~tte~ a warped~10. 

r~she the whole effort worth. What th0 garden’book author with a garden duster or anotheX llograpb reeo~, place tton 

while, probably meant te say, accord- type of dispenser. Do nDt close top ota wgrm clothes dr - 

er. 

~,*L 

~pr~td oaf a towel dr 

Eccentric ing to our Rutgers floriculture up ~he gugery until ell signs of 

Aroued Rthgers I’m known as specialist. Msiectht R. H~*rrison, 

Weight it With a hea envy 

life are g~e. 

book. Let it remain tm¯t 

the e~n{ric V:bo carries more is Ihat [eclil~ers a,’~ tlattlrsliy For further i~formatton write tha dryer co~l~. 

than f~ pounds of gardenia acsf. for the bul[etin. "House Ants 

p]anb pot and soil froi~t his He recomlnends one of the and Their Centre[*’, free or, rebeokyard 

to the office every soluble fertilizers ~uch as quest to Agri~Rurat Extensinn Washillgtoll (~Alup 

September a~d then carries the 15-t5-15 or 1540-18, dit~ted and Service¯ County Administration ISite of July 4 Sctwicc 

whole thing home again In May, used ac¢ordhlg to directiotls, Building¯ ~omervg[e, 

E 

Light from the office windows Aa for watering, let’s go hack Dr+ A, Angus Austen, chnlr. m 

a~d from overhead fixtures~ plus again to ~e USDA leaflet: man o~" lhe DivJ~iaa of ~eh 

a fair amount of hqmidity helps "Bloom failure may be caused end at~sistant profsaor of speech I 

keep my outsize gar~ecia nitre by poor iHumlnado13, by over- at Burgers University, will be 

over the winter, wsthrlng, by the soil becoming principal sl~eaker at the 74thl 

Then, when I plunge the pot dry, by sudden changes in tom- k. 

Washinglon Camp Ground Asth 

the SOB Jtl ~ half-shs’dy place peratore, by dry atmosphere or s~c’iation Independence Day ob 

for the awnner, there*8 ~t prettyhigh humidity comhthed with servar.ce in ~ridgeWator, angc~d 

chonce that It wilt bloom tack of ligkl, or by h~gh soiL nounces Robert R. Hmeheaon, 

during the summer, temperature. 

’~ 

3resident, 

V 

’Unpoo~lsthg 

~ 

In other words, you’re lucky Starting at ]0:45 a.m.. cere- 

2 leara~ a long I/me ago Irom if yea keep s bud on your p~a~t, ~onies will take pMce on the 

the experts and tile "Gardenia luckier ~[i]l it it stays to flower, association’s 20.acre tract on the 

CuRure" leaflet the U+ S. De- You can’t do worse than Let Heights oi Middlcbrook where 

partment of Agriculture pub- nature take care of y~ul" tha Continental Army encsmpod 

lishes, that the gardenia "is an gardenia outdoors, Dot and all, in 177%0. This Is where the 

unpromising plant for the home in the garden f~om now u~fil "Betsy was flying Ross" fMg of at 13 the stars Army head- LOI 

window gard~m." I~thor Day, Be happy if y~u can 

StilL quoting from the USDAkeep it alive over the winte~ 

leaflet: "One of the most dif- near u sunny window, not tee hot 

quarters when adopted as the 

national flag by the Continental 

fieult problems in gardenia cul- nor too cold, .too dry nor leo Congress The a.~.xoctation keeps 

turn is bud drop, or bloom fail- wef, tmt/l next May, 

txre," Join u9 with the stubborn gas- 

And that ¯brings us up to the denis owners and see what you 

basines~ st hand, t letter from can do, 

Wken To Prlli~e 

SpYin// t}owering ~r~bs 

should ~at be pruned until 

after they have complcthd 

the ~[ag flying t~ere day and 

night, 

2 RAGWEED SPECIES IN COUNTY came thick arid numerous. 

remove a few at grOUnd 

O! tha weeds common Io S~rn- green, ~nson~pJcuous ~Iower I~vek 

erect Coanty, few aye more parts at the riPe of lhe branches. 

barmfci to ~ublic health thnn Since it i~ very Jlghl, Jl may be BFO~] Lea~ ]~vergreeBS 

ragweehs. Their pollen is the 

c~rrled easily by air currents Need Acid Softs 

~rinmry cause of hay fever 

prevele~ during August a~d far maIw miles, But the non- There bane been no.serous re- 

September. cenlrat~on Df ragweed 10ellen ports of rhododendrons, azalea, i 

Two species ~3t ragweedare that taut;ca the most trouble is 

OFUOUg~E 

andromeda and laurel showing J 

found in the" County: commonfound near tile areas where signs of p0Ol" grDw~, yeMowish: 

ragweed--ambrosia arienllsL there is an abuedshee of plants, foliage and a drying of branches 

folia -- and giant ragweed ~ Any rnelhod of Cont~l {hat this gpr~ng. 

ambrosia trifldn, prevcal~ the seed from maturing Although we usually think of 

Common re#weed reaches a will be effective. Meuhaniea[nn irl~ec~ or disease, It is often 

hulght of one to five feet, The nx~thods suuh ~s cutting, tnow- a weather, cultural or soil 

slam is hairy sad ~aoy-hraneh- tog* pollthg or hoeing are g~od dillon csusting the tro~ble. 

ed. The leaves are on[y slightly Ion smsR nreas, The weed-kith ~hvdodevdro., a~sfsa. 

g 

~ " ", s song y h’lden edo ’ par - . ins el en col 2 4-D is very el- dromeda and lanrel require 

ed, ~*nd mostly oppc~slle on the recline if applied early and be- special soils fat’ best growth. A 

sl~m and branches, fore seeds are formed, light, porous, wetl-dralncd soil 

Giant ragweed often grows Further informatlan on rag- quite acid or sour wflh an abun- 

Rein five’to Inure than 15 feel weeds IS fotlnd in a free circular, dsnee of organic matter ls 

l~dl. The slams al~ creel, rank "Ragweed and its Cocirol," necessary if satisfactory growth 

[~W[~ ~N0 ~hg0~ TR~.~TO~ 

This sporty Work horse mow| 

lawn, ti~I$ soil, c/ears allow.., 

spe=dsandeasessl[lawnaadgardan 

tasks with more power than 

aay other suburba0-sized tractor. 

Over 20 Wheel Horse attaching 

If year f~m~ly ~eefls "r~om to 

grow~’~ ¢orfie In oi~d ~lk OVer 

eerlcw colt homelmproverae# 

pinna. ’~erm$ are r¢,ason¢lb[e,,, 

poymenU, tt*bedth your buds- 

~f, ArrangemenB can u~ualb/ 

be mode in one vllih 

s~ coarse, ha~ry and have ~vailablo from the AgrJcuhura] , Is expected, tools I~l~de cem~cr~em~led 3d" 

many branches, 

Flower Pollen Jministration Tile pollen 

¯ 

~s produced In tha vdle. 

Building, ~omerrOtBl~ 

mower, gelPpowfr~d tJg~ 

with iron deficiencies, swe~t snow-dozer blade, 

young leaves of the plant appear ~, 

: 

, oo.oocio.a.k --°"hell 

ye’’°W 

leaves have ycgow ~reas be- ~’ ..... 

’I’h~ proper a]~oun[ of 0him [’l~iii~ 

inum suitvfe, theogho,0er,00ves 

I~n sulfate, or bee 

¯ .All Leading Blran~ ~ FIXTU¯Eg of ~he "chelated" irene can be 

¯ 

Plumbthg ¯ Heafthg recommended if the ~ii lacks 

¯ PAecirleaI ¯ ¯ardware - i acidity. After the soil aeidit~ tall rRFA gOgSJ~ ~eOD~IFI 

¯ ¯ 

i 

Aluminum FteduetJI adlusted, ~nly apply fertUizer 

. for acid loving plants. Never 

Seeforyour~ffwhyWh~lHottl 

gets mole 6one Rrid gives mot* 

apply time to this gr~uo 

@ Pi 6- Cut & ~hreaded 

plant~, Tour 

h 

test rlde, ~tt . 

For bulletins,fUrther in[croat[ca, 

¯ ~ Ftgd~ Gcivecized.~pper.-~lrass ~1- 

Spa

PAGR ~A ~ FRAN~A~ NEWS-BgCOBD ~URSDAY, ~’NE la, IM~ . 

~ut reeeeta hie individual in- velopthe phtioscp~ty of JlmCor- ¢neutthll... pot hchlez*s and tray 

¯ ~,CJoeer Co~spon~ .. ." 

terosto and abilities, 

~ett, world heavyweight chum- cloths were sthrtod by girls of 

~ 

The maturing club member don in 18~ who sakl tile mc~t the Snippy Scissors Club, 

II 

By ~ ~ ~tafl W does not look upon learning mportautinin~ithd°thbec°me ’~e Gci~igsf~m Four ~eaf 

things in 4-H eta work, but as a I[ 

~ boxing champion is "fight one Eitit~hers are planning a camp- 

, pez~etual soewe o! aatlsth~Jon, more rotmd". For the 4-n mere- tag tr~p this weekenti, Their 

(~ediINO’ EVENTS CLUB.WOUK VAItIEI~ 

The more a~tilty he acquires, beT, it Is to e~timmusty strive leader, Mrs, Terbune. and Mrs. 

the better equipped he feels to 

"to make the best bettor: ’ ¯ aowser wilt avcompany them, 

Today ~ Advisory meetthS, A wvti rotmdnd 4-U program met the important obligations 

L]~FI~I~tPS 

Cam~flte wilt "ca l~nd OR " 

" County Admthistrattolt ]3Idg.j creates many opporthnities to 

that he accepts. Mr* & Mrs. Uischoff’a property 

Members of the Ki~aton Busy h~ BelLe Mead, . ,Fair proJectsp 

I0 a,m, a¢cept~ respenstbltiW, demor~ The active )~nior leader is a Girls Club made sandwichea and demonstraao~s and a club trip 

~day ~ Einutr[cat proJ~t evni* st~ath competence and find hap- good example of ~ person whose saw a demonstratlen on man. were discussed at the Sttgar & 

.vati°n* ~otmd Brook, l0 a.rn. 

Today ~ State records t~leeting, 

Cottony Admth~L~ef~on ~/dg., 

8 p.m. 

d~t 

9 

l~---Me~cs| exxon, Court- 

(y Adm~trlttic~ ~Idil,, 2 

Dthess In successful achieve- ambition and influence on pro- neTs.. ,~iouses are being co~- 

)ice Club mcctins. , .]Bob Cdle 

ment. 

~rem e~fectiveness are usoa]ly structed by ~e ]Branoh of the 

Watcht~ng has 9cot ~n his ap~ 

A leader guides members into in direct" I~ropo~l~o~3 th ~tvo Kit3g~ton Btt~y Girls ~inb. ¯ 

tryto~ as many differe~ ihtogs 

things: big willingness to accept Mrs. Be]tome, leader of the 

i~at~on caPil for the ~raU~la~ 

~s possible -- in the members’ responsibility and the satisfac~ Manville Buttons & Bows Club, 

r~’ Club, 

individual Projects, the c~ub lion he gains through recogniz- demonstrated ~e toyth~ out of a p.~, 

CROOKED DEAL 

meeting, c~mmunity activities ed achievement, patter~ on fabric for the mem- 

Jtme 1~-~Falr association me~t- or eotmly and state events. Each All thlnSs undertake1 by club beTS, . .Members of the Kingston A London~ England, marke~, 

leg, County Administrationi$ destgnrd to help the membermembers wiR not be an ira- l]~sy Workers sewed on skirts, thg board bee banned the Ra]e of 

Bnig,, 8 p,m, create his c~ ambiti~ picture mediate success, 4-H’ers can de- short~ and dre~tee at their last bent or ero~ked cueuv~bers, 

OFFICES SERVING SOMERSET, COUNTY 

BOUR n alOOK , NOITil PLAINFIRO * SOMERVILLE . BELLE HEAD . WAJlREfl TOWHSHII 

AS SOMERSET COUNTY GROWS aa.’ 

SO GROWS 

THE FIRST OF SOMERSET 

The First National Bank of Somerset County is now observing 

its 75th auniversaey. Since 1888 population in the county 

has increased almost 350. percent Much of the county’s 

original ~armland has been transformed to fill commercial 

and residential needs. The First of Somerset, fully aware of 

these changes, has kept pace with this rapid growth in the 

county. At its five, conveniently located and ~uily eqnippe~ 

offices, The First of Somerset has the largest and most 

experienced staff of any county financial institution. 

As for the years ahead, The First of Somerset looks forward 

to continued service to the community.., business, industrial 

and residential.

WS-RECORD 

PObllsl~e~ Evei~, Thhr~dsy 

NE Tbo mdcUa 

Hash ~Ivwspapera In~, , 

Office: Railrc~ad Square, Middl~bu~h~omerset, N¯ $. 

Edward Nash~ Editor and P~llsher 

Entered as Second Class Mai~er on January 4, 1955, under She Act 

of.Marc~ 3, 1879, at the Post Office at MiddtebUsh, N. J,. 

Re-entered on July 5, lgel, at the Post Office B.t Somerset, N. J. 

All news stories and tettere of comment submitted for publication 

must bear the name and address e[ the writer, 

Single eopies~5$; l-year subsoription $2.50; 2 years $4.50 

Telephonesl Viking 4-7g00. RAndolph 5-~3C~ 

8OMERSETj N. d., THURSDAY, SUNE l& 1963 

Another Park for the Count y 

.~RSDAY, JUNE U, IM~ THE FRANKL/N NIIW~RECORD PAGE |~s 

STILL GOING. STRONG 

Only a tittle more than six grounds or boating areas, and 

years uld, Sonlerset 

Park Commission has 

County’s 

compiled 

this was a decision which has 

consistently paid off In hard 

an enviable record of develop- cash. priers from this busy pubmeat. 

And last week a new mBrk l]~ course have been plowed into 

of advancement was 

by this agency, 

With several park 

reCOl~led 

actlviOes 

other cowAmJssion elldeavora, a" 

w0!dklg settle ]ttdebtedness ’,vhile 

bringing to the County additionalready 

in motion, the 

slon anfioanced that 

eommisits 

next 

al leisure facilities, 

take miich crystal 

It does not 

ball gazing , ¯ 

move would be to or~a(e Mill- to predict that, with the growstone 

Park 

agricultural 

In the lush green 

area xlorth of East 

thg population in soQIh county 

abd the therea$ing demaP.d$ 

Millstone In Franklin Township, 

about a half-hour drive at the 

most frolo any point in the Counmade 

OI) Ilia ~roen Knoll coulee, 

thai the Millstone Park duffer’s 

paradise will .~lso add proflls 

ly, for tile eonlmJssion’s program¯ :,)’::. -.:~,.!;.~,. .~ 

FOr almost Iwo years the 

Commission has been exploring 

(h 

e 

June green belt that runs 

along ~he Millstone Rivnr from 

iAItho’Jgh the eoromission has 

annoutlced bs new park PIall$~ 

the pnbllc z~illSt nol think thai a 

new park area complete with all 

[; :;..~," 

,I,,- ~*t~, 

-.:. 

"--:~’"1~-’. 

, 

~ A.’~, 

~ : :" 

’~ 

! ’~ 

~,- 

~ ~,~¯’"~’? 

Rocky Hill to Zarephalh, and its requlJemenls ’.~’il) be ready 

ulth~lathiy the decision wa~ at the stlap of a finger or the 

r0ade [o creale a parkland par- taktng of lille fo the Mcltier 

eel tothlin~ ~7~ ac,’es f~’on,ing onland. There is lop ot work to 

O/Books 

and Plays The Seed a Teacher Plants 

t o ’leer M ch of h s and w , be dane, espeemlly in deszgmng 

come ~rom lhe John Mettter l ~nd building the golf course, o~d Sundry rhmSs 

~state~ and a finer u~e could nnd nl il ng the req "en e s, I ...... 

"~ ¢"-"~ ¯’r h- st,, h oiler he Sa o’s Green Ae’es av 

Iovely’¯°t U~.out. m..d0orsS~ t ~ ¯ ¯ ~t(" [ fl,on~ I snldc I at 

~valc,n’ 

my daughter’s 

" " wiH" c*ome 

] ~eae ng t enl s n ply lo lstencan part e the o: one who ..... irst made us 

¯ 

IKJnde’g ,e esther "" wan when so eerie boa some ng o aware of he hn~s of whch we 

The Park Commis*~ion made,, he~ n oneya. .r~needed o acqu. . re..a F to thank yell," I said, "for the i tot] them, to follow direcl or*s, were capabie, ahd who made tls 

oz/othern~, ha WISen ~oifdeelsl°ncourselnwellPrOVSd’he 

onnounecd"e ’an~’ ~"elhal tc°mmts~l°nexpects tu pro."as "o de ’ h rigs you have done o eo sider o er peep e Af er capab e o Inore I deed, R s 

""~ "- - " ° - n h or my c d hs yea’ S e a a y eachercon be oa Ylshe who ahes s fee gu ly 

part of Mil[stoae Purk There vide hmt~ed fambt es t t e new I I¯ 

’ , 

¯ . , ¯ , [ .i.t o .lad T .fil . sewls IO a’e Co e 

e esomes eezs severai~elrs Pa ~ ~o e d ,, a s 

so 

k 

a’, tuloest’oye byacasso 30pup s,i v en ,e nee e¯on hesree 

¯ ’ " . , ’¯- [ ~ ~ ~ , ’.~ -" .... I ave ea ¯~ e so n oh. And she ’t ever K nde ’ga ’ nero, if Ihey lif "~e sre no doing al ha we 

ago when the Cunnnmmoa deelll sou o e *.piss no co 

c 

~ 

¯ . ’nli~slon I ~ d Bu hey don’ In h ha dn 

ilL haYe established 

]l°°ks 

forwa[’~ SO ea i thy to t. to e to o SO, I I . g t ve 0 e, 

:etou:&l~te Ith~e ~::ten dKV:ll~PCm:lnt- another high 

mark of achieve-I :h~°a°: ~s:l:lea:l:sn:r~,s]o~t 

y 

blI~enR:] ~::~ =:o ~ ;de°0 * I ~nd then th ....... the college 

ry C b r e " hun p e c ~eo 

I " ’ " ’ " p’of vho ores ed n ns :mac aa 

do - i 

’¯ 

en a on wh ch s req ¯ed a 

,, ~ --. . 1. I I teaehe x o eae-n nlot’e than en at anal awareness o he Sac 

It s That Time el iear The e.ch~__sm,ed book_ -a I o.e p.p: ..... ne 

that aH knowledge is indeed one. 

o ....roar the first 01d and o,.y .,n.od ....ieipa, ood soo,:,ea.en yr :e.aseO, tooo, ete ----- "’.or.n .o o,e 

roscoe squads in all of our co - I CO n y = PP ror P "~ ass he that I hal I K e Never underestzmale the, g 

" ’ Y ’ " I " . ¯ 

. - - " 

speak o el" AS it eat her iny ole o the K nder aren ed Us ha su o a ~h p 

~lun es o o he pub iv or ag- need nloney to na a and re- ’ ’ = P " ’ g ’ 

s a 

" g~ . - " - se ’k uw ’ha s ew we ’ds teacher A eh ]d aces no me e ca "eer only for hose xuly 

sl~t~nee. ~lllS is ]u a-TO Sng p ace eq preen, money o l~lH "= I I ’ , ¯ 

i 

t} paso can do for one~ erticlal ex erlencezn his entire dedcaed o hOTgOrOUSpLI~SLLLt 

lJ no or he men and waffleS:chose s~Je]l vi[~[ benls as am "¢ C" ¯ P 

who stand guard for nil of us btdances and oxygen. These men morale. So very often ~ teacher scholastic bfe than that first of knowledge. And these 

thl~s 

" " "" " 

.... y day of the ,seek, every and w .... h ........... d thei, ":has the r,’ebng @a, h,: e,’o::i~. .... 

defer heycar always ready [o:respolxsb!ly and bnee a year: ]::e~::’ ::,.~::: ~’e::ou,~t~ h;: 

are Poured otlt sit0 $ ~e 

0 

l" 

] ’ , 

. 

....... ’ . -. , ta kuowitlg VaOULLZ~. as abs rac pr nc p es, bu berespono 

ia toe ca or ep ne p o c a argo s~ou,u , . 

. ~ Bu K~ndergaren eaeneesarelcaUse he naera heypresenL- 

Cons n y ra n ng o m- a su e par o e ouroen 

, . , l ....... ’Tin gl td your daughter likes 

e.ol ’ nu usuay heoneswere on-led was vng demonsra one 

pr ve cr ec nques, sways w e cones ne og " schoo "s esad " Rle~ihat’s b r it. 

c are 

de ’/ g s ad ..... " e , ’ co yo ng ’.~hci3 those pr nc p es 

at [}~ e reedy to r~°vq" t° at" 

e’ U5 e q 

t i " °at 

’ g v~al] yOU lily must Important J°~llelpmg i’v-’e meet them 

Oi f re or o supp 5’ ansporta a You 

to rsea]l much ¯ 

’ ’ " " e ~1 yon se ’ your Ihem I O ~ jn nv ~ehool a he sa e I 

A eacbor never knows nto 

" Ion Co’. e sek. e squad~ are ’ an y a yo r n ’g’ ~ he - vhen ~ 

e a e ’ yea s Bu 

~lime that I * leach them he see foz I al abouo 

us there are one or two 

what knd o so he seed~ he 

one of our grealest assets yes g ve money o a ’eseue, discinline necessary if they are I ’ I f 

o~,.o ~.~ ~ ~.~ .. ,~.h¢ 

..... ¯ [ ~ ~ : ~ " - - I who n we w never urge ........ ~ ............... .~:~-., 

~LL V unees eevnE o oo 

’ ’" ~ ’ ’ ’ ¯ " "" " " I to learn as they go on." never grow to harv.est, otlt trio 

.................. I We mo $1ZL’h a O~e n 6 ew ~a y e d B crop make he 

fCs n awesome respuns b 

FttNNY BH~INE~ I ....... IG.ade The frs u# ......... nterp’s .... h whe 

V ~ ~ ly 1 sa d ~5otdd neve 

¯ ’, ", , [home weeping. We ust cou d --Barb 

la,,e he eottr 

¯ ’ 

ge e eae a v 

" " ’ hal knagine aetual[y doing all 

on~ )ounger 

¯ " , 

than " a JttnJor " 

I high school 

ithe homework she had assigned. 

’ ’" ] But we did. And we Bet tl~ed t¢ Comedy Corner 

And thai ts ’true, I ~dded to!doing it, tou, She was the first 

Iny.’~]f. Whal they ]earn in Kinl 

teacher le show us ~hat to learn 

dergurten 1st and 2nd GradesI we hnd to work too, But the worh 

] i~ .in~1 everyHde~ -- ~’~’~rythin~. ~he made ~s do was ahvaya m- 

Ihat eottnts tinnily. ]Dlagine leresling, sod ~ hot tre~tlll01H 

!hav~ng the responsibility of of us she was" absolutely fail’. 

[ t~..achillg ~,n[Idren to read¯ There, We remember her b~cat[s@ we 

!is nalhing they wlll e~er ]earn actually remember some of the 

iYt all ~cade[l~ie "situation lhut thing~ she taught us. it was in 

can l~motely approach reading her class thal the span Ot world 

i1~ importance¯ If t]ley don’J

PAGE 1SA THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECOP, D 

THURSDAY~ JUNE 1~, 19~ 

1D___J [q’~’nan Cancer Toll U S ALLOCATES NEW WORK FUNDS; 

He olmarln TIS 

J & J OO~U ~.,il 

CountYincreased Last Year [SOUTH COUNTY PROJECTS IN ABEYANCE 

resigned as board chairman af 

Jc4:nson & Johnson Company 

sed is suoe~e0ed by Philip B, 

deaths in New Jersey in 196S 

than in l~96I, The total in 196S 

was li,370 ¢mupared to 11,194 In 

’ ’ 

meree has announced tatoeation 

of supplemental Accelerated 

" 

grants, 

sertttal 

" 

stud areas where an ea- 

publln need Is met better 

Htamann vl North Branch. ltal, in figures compiled by the Public Works fuoSn nod a ached- by FederaL financing, 

Gem Johnson will continue to Now Jersey Amerinan Cancer ale of priorities for srants. At last determination, the 

serve as a dJreclor, and "as an 

ael ve oort c ) an n he af[otm 

, , 

ol the fzr~n, according to a1 ~ 

Soetety from records Df the Stole 

Department of Health. 

, . 

Thirteen counim~ reported in+ 

The Housin+ g & Home Finance 

A g ency for publJe work~ p re. ecta will receive $25{] million 

Ceunly was sill] not, eliglb]e 

a "depressed area’, based 

*nemplo~alent pe~enta~es. 

as 

on 

Mr. Hofmann h~d been chair, 

man of lbe firn]’s ezveutlve 

MiddleSex, 97, more. Sc~mersel 

was third, 43 higher thnn m 1061. 

Lions range from Sits million 

$6 million, 

to south eounW tar which the Fed- 

eral funds were contenlplsted or ¯ 

committee and viee-chalrntan of 

4~e k o a r d , He joined 

the company as s shipping clerk 

in 1930 tater completion ot 

studies at ~e Unlverslty of 

Pennsylwnia Wharton School of 

Commerce. 

i 

Other changes tn executive 

I 

P]t lip B. Holms m 

[n 1961, Mlddlescx h.ad 86 fewer 

Assistan~ Commerce Soeresougta 

were a new Franklin 

cancer dea~ns than lm.t960. . 

tsry Franklin U. Roosevelt Jr. 

Township HAIL, a Montgomery 

The American society estl- said thai in yew o he fac Township municipal bttitdmg 

mates that lhere will be ~2,ta0 

the HBFA and the Health Edu and gat;age and a 5UO 000 million 

new cancer cases i~ the SLate 

cation & Welfare De ar{mvnt 

gPllon Water lank for Manville. 

thin year~ have applications nn haPd far in ¯ -- 

excess of adoested atheists that Crooks Ram|gila Post 

[ S SUMPteR FROt~BAMS UNION JCNIOE HOLDS [ there agencies melee pro eels[ 

positions include naming af Gus- ~_i I ,Vh ch meet th ........ ton +,elf Of Watersheds Officer 

I in n as i d Rags o on or Uno Jtmor . . 

+++..,~ ~t~v o: ~e h ~,.+, ++o~+ ,+ .ire .u er ~n OEOEL IS NEW HEAD Cnllege’s annual six-week sum-Irequirements along new gmde-I Malcolm P, Crooks who has 

com+"e’+""+ s+uee+e-d 

e +~e-H+ OF STA+E C.AMBER + mar sesalon wilt he he,S +orati 

been e.’

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