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PAGE TEN Shareholders Okay Merger Of 2 Banks SUMMER SESSION June 2g - August § ¯ Providing a program for the improvement of reading and study skills for elementary school and high school students. q Small classes and individual instruction. ¯ Basic and advanced reading skills; word a=alysis; vocabulary development; reading interpretation; critical reading and thinking skills; educational ~idance; perceptual training¯ ¯ Testing and interviewing for winter session now in process. ¯ For information and appointments call the Reading Center,.545-4311. RUTGERS PREPARATORY SCHOOL Fully Accredited - State Approved 1345 EASTON AVENUE SOMERSET N.J. P Examination For County Detective Position Held At special meetings held JuneJersey. He said the banks will structed on East Union Avenue, 1.6, the shareholders of the First be consolidated under the charter Bound Brook. Somerset County Prosecutor essay type examination which will National Bank of Central Jersey and title of the First National With reported assets tetalin Michael R. Imbrlanl announcedtest the applicant’s knowledge ot and The First National Bank of ~ank of Central Jersey. $107,124,834 as of December 31 that he will give an examination the law and his writing ability. Roselle overwhelmingly approved The combined institutions will 1969, First National of Central to fill the position of County De- The new county detective will the consolidation of the two fi- aave nine branches in Somerset Jersey is already the largest bank tective on Monday, July 20. be assigned to the admini¯trative nancial institutions. County and two in Union County, in Somerset County. FtrstNational The examination will be givenat section of the office, with primary The announcement of the share- including a new office in South presently has offices located in duties involving the preparation two different times on thai’date: holders’ decision was made by Bound Brook, which win open for Bound Brook, Belle Mead, Branch- 1) in the morning at 9:80; and of cases for grand Jury and for Robert R. Hutcheson, President of business on July 10, and a new burg, Somerville, North Plainfield, 9.) in the evening at 7 o’clock, trial. the First National Bank of Central drive-in facility soon to be con- Warren Township and Rocky Hill The salary range for county de- The examination will consist of tectives is from $8,892.00 to $12,- The consolidation is ¯ubject to three parts: I) an intalllgence test210.00. the approval of the Comptroller which will be conducted by rep- The examination will be open to READING and STUDY of the Currency, and review by resentatlves of the Somerset Coun- anyone 21 years of age or over. other supervisory agencies. The ty Vocational School; 2) a PSy- In order to be admitted to the IMPROVEMENT (;ENTER resulting hank will be one of the chological type examination to be examination room, each person largest banks in Central Jersey conducted by Mr. Edwin Kooser, will be required to first obtain MARY G. FI LOSA, Director with total assets of about $125,- Staff Psychologist of the Somerset from the Prosecutor’s Office, Ad= )00,000. County Guidance Center; and 3) an ministration Building, Somerville. through a week’s wash in just 30 minutes at THE NEW MODERN SPEED QUEEN COIN OPERATED LAUNDERETTE LOCATED IN THE HILLSBORO SHOPPING PLAZA, ROUTE 206, HILLSBORO. Cut your "wash day" down to a single hour - or less! Including drying time. WHY PAY ALL THE COST OF OWNING AND OPERATING A HOME LAUNDRY? SHARE EXPENSES WITH OTHER USERS. YOU PAY LESS. YOU GET MORE. THE LATEST EQUIPMENT, THE FINEST FACILITIES, THE TIME-SAVING PRIVILEGE OF USING AS MANY MACHINES AS YOU NEED. HILLSBOROUGH SHOPPING PLAZA Route 206 S. Somerville ¯ FURNITURE MART Buy by the outfit...It’s smartl This way you can enjoy a whole roomful of new, correlated furniture and have only ONE low payment to make forit allt You con buy a whole houseful of furniture this easy wayl BUY ON EAaY TERMIil YOU BETCNA CAN! Kadin Wins Scholarship THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 I u Presentation of a certificate signifying his winning a National Merit Scholarship was made recently to Alan M. Kadin (center) of 30 Shelly Drive, Somerset, by Dr. Harlan L. Tuthill (second from left), executive assistant to the vice president of research and development for E. R. Squibb & Sons, Inc. The presentation was made during a luncheon hosted by Squibb and attended by, left to right: Patrick J. MacDermott, principal of Franklin High School; Dr. Tuthill, Alan; Alan’s mother, Elinor, and Alan’s father Harold, a chemist in Squibb’s analytical research department. The scholarship is sponsored by Squibb Beech-Nut, Inc. and is administered by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. It runs for four years and is one of the highest scholastic honors that a student can win. Alan plans to attend Havei’fdrd Collegeand major in cal sciences. VFW Post 2290 Presents Check The H iltsborough Wattles and Snood 4-H PouLtry Club!e~ntly received a donation from the VFW Post 2290, Manville. VFW member John F. Urbaniak, center, hands donation *o Scott Goodell, right. Looking on is Randy GoodeLI. WE DO CLEANING Attics, cellars, yards, garages and lighthauling Bankers Serve NJBA Committees Nine Somerset County bankers at ¯ reasonable price aye serving on committees of the New Jersey Bankers Association for 1970-71, announced NJBA President Erwin O. Kraft, pres- Call Today " 6-060 5 Ident, First National Bank of Pas- - mic County, Totowa. | The committees will develop and =~" :arry out the NJBA program of i activities for its 240 memberbanks in the coming year. Bankers serving on the various .= Time High committees" from Somerset Countnlnterest ty are: Robert R. Hutcheson, EX- Paid On Savings ecuttve, Resolutions, and Robert %, N. Nelson, Bank Operations and ¯ Management, Data Processing a DOUBLE DUTY LIVING O-PC. MAPLE LIVING ROOM ROOM ;ehool Subcommittee, both of the i Matching sofa bed, club _ _-- ,~irst National Bank of Central Sofa bed, platform : ¯ chair, accent chair. Wal- ’269 "~ rersey, Bound Brook; George M. rocker and chair in print ~alt Intln= ~.~ ¯ ....... ¯ nut finish cocktail table, Jenldt~, Director - Management covers. Plastic top cock- ’~’~~-- i ¯ 2 step tables and pair of tail table and 2 step ~ ¯ 8-PIECE LIVING m ,amos Conference, Peapack-Gladstone tables. Plus two china . = == l ¯ ¯ .av,n=s -el. ¯ ¯ ¯ B=~, Gladstone; Anthony D. Scho- , we,o, ,,o. coo.,, Raritan t ;. Bank NowD.. L_~. ~!!i..~.: LI:~ ..... ¯ ~~~=~i ~Irl" : m chairs with tufted backs. tabla, two step tables, twolamps. ’ $~ m~l’~9~ ----" ; ’ ’. ~ . .:! ’: ..’ ." ----;. ~ ~ Somerset; Joseph P. Williams, Trust Operations, First National Bgr~k of Central Jersey, Somer- Finance, Leg ,,ation INTEREST teen, John A. , chner, man, Trustee NJB. Jr., Businessnil allfD°ve" ~." "" ......~;:;.=:m=e COLONIAL MAPLE BEDROOM a .... ::,i i ~. ~i ram¯ ~ vllle; Richard Lothian, Executive, Legislation and Taxation, John A. Bchner, Vice Chair- Trustee, NJBA Insurance Fund, and Kenneth W. Stewart, Development and Maple flnish with an- . ticlue brass. Double ¯ dresser, panel bed, ~~9~ ~ .. roomy chest, mirror .quP’e.~’ i plus mattress and Pox i spring. ¯ ¯ ¯ ~ ’ ¯ L, tj:~:~:~ i ~ m BEDROOM OUTFIT IN WALNUT ¯ Spac,ous double dresser, ¯ large chest, bookcase m t~r~ A =novae bed and landscape mir- . qFZ~.=l~-~ i mattress and box spring ¯ set. m ii ~ :! ’~’~:: i | rorl. Plus innersprlng~=~~ ~~~ -- .m,=.- 1 ¯ ¯ .!.L ~,,:~.~ .... : On All SAVINGS! Compounded Urban Affairs, all from Somerset Trust C Company, ~P0an. y, Somerville. " " " ~’ = " .... I ¯ " " : Quarterly ¯ ~ i,i:.-..." .~ ¯ a-PIECE EICTIONAL OUTFIT Sweeping triple dresser with nine roomy drawers, framed vertical mirror, panel bed and spacious ¯ 4-drawer chest. Crafted wlth wet. m "DANISN" SICTIONAL GROUP *399" : nut veneers. : =~4 9s .m Opendaily9a.m. till S:30 p.m. ..- Thurs., Fri. 9a.m. titlgp.m, : Includesthe2.plecesec. lionel and matching : chair with foam : cushions. Walnut finish corner table, cocktail ,269.~ THHIFT~ ¯ talole and lamp. URNI 1 URE MAR l ’ " ,’41 " ¯ ¯ ’ "I ¯ 1 [;.ONERAE 141"411WUI Ihln $,,, Smmili0 2020 FREE PARKING IN REAR INSTANT DELIVER Y , ROBINSON [ °W"ED" I BYO.ERATED BLANC.E Put th is new-high0r dividend ~o work for you todayl Come in and open your savings account today l I RARITAN SAVIN6S BANK 9"W. SOMERSET STREET RARrrAN, N.]. Deposits Now Insured Up To $20,000 by F.D .I .C. CHARLES SICORA Sicora Earns Salem Degree Charles Sicora recently recelved a B.S. degree in biology from Salem College, Salem/ Va. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Slcora of 170 Myrtle Street, Somerset. ,# ,*
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 PAGE E LEVEN OBITU,/It~IES ! Parish Council Summer Union Schedules Services BankDividend Is Declared MONTGOMERY .- Unlonser- Church. ALEX WALKER JR. --- 49 ban Bus Co. ice, both of Guifport, Miss Henvices are being planned by the South For August, contact the Rev. The Board of Directors of the Mr. Walker was an Army vetrietta and Miss Irene, both of Bos- Somerset Parish Council starting Stanley Rock, pastor of the Blaw- Somerset Hills & County National ~.ANKLIN-- Funeral serviceseran of World War II. He was ton, Mass., Mrs. Lucille Evans Sunday, June 28, and continuing lenburg Reformed Church, and the Bank has declared a quarterly cash will be held on Sunday, June 28 a member of the First Baptist of Chicago, Ill., and Mrs. Vlvlan through Aug. 30. !Rev. Frank Bahr, pastor of the dividend of $.15 per share to In Gulfport, Miss., for Alex Walk- Church, Lincoln Gardens. Lee of Jackson, Tenn.; and three Until the end of Ju/y, services’First Reformed Church of Rocky shareholders of record as of July er Jr., 49, of 19 Oak Place. He His survivors include his wife, grandchildren. will be held in the Htllsborough Hill, or the Rev; DIns for Aug. 1 1, 1970, payable July 15, 1.970. died on Monday, June 15 in St. Senobia; a stepson, James Earl Reformed Church of Millstone at -0- through I0. Somerset Hills & County Na- Michael’s Hospital, Newark. Payne of Franklin; a daughter, 9:30 a.m., First Reformed Church -0- tlonal Bank has seven full.service Born in Gulfport, Miss., he re- Miss Shells Marie of New Or- VINCENT FIDUK .-- 85 of Rocky Hill at 10 a.m., and the offices throughout Somerset Counsided here eight years. leans; a brother, Raymond of Gulf- Griggstown Reformed Church at Orthodox Youth ty. Total assets reported as of He was employed in the mainport, Miss.; six sisters, Mrs. MANVILLE -- Funeral services 10:30 a.m. December 31, 1969 were in extenance department of the Subur- CatherIne Flanagan and Miss A1- were held on Saturday, June 20 During August, services will be for Vincent Fiduk, 85, of 118 in the Hlllsborough Presbyterian Plan A Weekend cess of $54 million. -0- . II South 19th Avenue. He died on Church at 9:30 a.m,, Blawenbur The Orthodox Youth Fellowship DEANfS LIST AT SCC AMERICA’S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN Monday, June 15 in Somerset Hos- Reformed Church at 10 a.m. of Saints Peter and Paul Church, pital. and the Ilarlingen Reformec Manville, has made plans for a BRIDGEWATER -- Three soph- Interment was in Sacred Heart Church at 10:30 a.m. social/religlous holiday on the fiomores from Franklin Township Cemetery, Hfllsborough Township. The pastors from the sevennal weekend of July. have earned dearies list honors at Mr. Flduk was a resident of churches will preach at the variousFriday evening, July 24, regis- Somerset County College. They Manville for 58 years. HIS wife churches and take turns at each of tration will be held in the Churchesare Venire Truhan, Gary Gover- Mary, preceded him tn death the services. Orlggstown Re- social hall, 605 Washington Ave., hale, and John Barsnic,~. He is survived by four sons formed Church is the only church Manville, and will be followed by Joseph and Frank of Manville, to stay open fl~roughout the sum- a get-acquainted dance. Steven of Orlando, Fla., and John mer. On Saturday morning, July 25, XEROX COPIES of Chester, Pal two daughters Anyone needing pastoral assista Matins service will be held at Mrs. Julia Decker of Fort Lauderdale, Me., and Mrs. Jane Dor- :olarship Awarded ance during that time, July 1 the church at 7:30 a.m. At 8 a,m. through tile 12, should call the Rev. buses will depart for Island Beach (Quantity fachuk of Wlllingsboro, 21 grand- Wilbur E. Ivins, pastor of the Har- State Park, children and a great-grandchild. Mrs, Harold N. Michel of South Bound Brook, (righfl president of lingen Reformed Church; thewholeThe participants will spend the Prices the Somerset Valley Industrial Campus Secretaries Club, presents month of July, the Rev. Thomasday on the beach, before returning FRANKLIN FRESHMAN HONORS club’s first scholarship award to Miss Helen Kathryn Raber. The Harris, pastor of the Hillsbor:for a dinner meeting in Manville A vaiiable) BRIDGEWATER -- Three award winner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Raber of ough Reformed Church of Mill- at 6 p.m. Tow nship Pharmacy Franklin Township residents made the freshman dean’s list at Som- Irvington. Mr. Raber is associated with Reliance Universal Inc., a stone and the Rev. Willian’.. Petz, All Orthodox youth in the area pastor of the Griggstown Refer reed have been invited to participate K ! 5-8800 erset County College. They are SVIC company. Mrs. Michel is secretary to the executive vice Church; July IS- Aug. 1,5, the in the events. Further informa- Rosilyn Owens, James Weber, and president of Tubotron. Miss Raber will attend Newark State College 712 l/amilton St., Somcr~t Rev. Jolm Painter, pastor of the tion may be obtained from Father Edward Ro|ack. in September. Montgomery United Methodist George Lewis, rector NOTARY PUBLIC l, foe the b~g weekend ahead TANK.TOPS AT A PRICE THAT WILL HAVE YOU BUYING STRIPES, FLORALS, / SOLIDS... THE WHOLE SHEBANG! fore3 Long, clinging but easy lines,., gleaming nylon and acetate jersey knits,., color after color; Misses’ sizes: S-M-L. IM] FRANKLIN TWP.-ON RTE. 27 (Lincoln awlf:) between Kondall Park and North Brunswick I I NORTHSIDE CONVENIENT DRIVE-UP, WALK-IN FACILITIES. AWAY FROM THE MAIN STREAM OF TRAFFIC MANVILLE NATIONAL BANK "Just Because We Have Achieved, The Status Of Being BIG . . We Haven’t Forgotten Our Beginnings As A Small Business" SOUTHSIDE CONVENIENT PARKING, ADJACENT TO OUR LOBBY FACILITIES. ’!PEOPLE", are still our most important business... PEOPLE, their problems and how w e can help. That’s why we believe in you! We stand ready to help with a complete banking service...Ioans for home improvement or remodeling auto financing or it maybe just a need for a few travelers checks...regardless of how great or small the service, we are prepared to help YOU! WON’T YOU CALL ON US ...TODAY! WHEN YO U 7 ’HINK OF BANKINt; SER VICES THINK MANVILLE NA TIO? , , FIRST~ THE BANK WITH YO U IN MIND ! KNOPF STREET DUKEs PARKWAY NEW ~ NO~TH ~st AVE. NEW NORTHSIDE NORTHSIDE LOCATION LOCATION NORTHSIDE REGULAR HOURS MON. 9 A,M. to 2 P.M. TUES. 9 A,M. to 2 P,M. WED. 9 A,M. to 2 P.M. THURS. 9 A.M. to 5 P,M. FRI. 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. S(,UTH SOMERSET’S FIRST BANK (DRIVE-UP & WALK.IN) 3 P.M. to 6 P.M. 3 P,M. to 6 P.M. 3 P.M. to 6 P.M, 5 P.M, to 7:30 P,M. 3 P,M. to 5 P.M. (Drive Up Only) (5 P.M, to 7:30 P,M. Nalk.in & Drive.u DEPOSITS INSURED T() $20~000 NORTHSIDE SOUTHSIDE Tele: 722-2218 Tele: 725-3900 SOUTHSIDE BANKING HOURS Men. Tues. & Wed. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thurs. - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fri. - 9 a.m. to 3 p.m, 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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