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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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