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PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 PHYSICS SEMINAR RICHMOND,. Ind. -- Thirty-two physics and chemistry teachers, including Charle~ Oxman, 562E as- ton AVe., Somerset, (faculty, Middlesex County College) are par- Ucipating in an eight-weeks summer institute in physical science for college teachers at E arlharn College. SCC FRESHMAN HONORS FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP GIRL IS EAST CAROLINA GRADUATE BRIDGEWATER -- Eight Man- SOMERSET --Jacqueline Lou- and was elected to Psi Chi, the ville freshmen won dean’s list hon- ise Perri, daughterofMr, andMrs, national honor fraternity of payors at Somerset County College. James J. Perri, 14 Hillcrest Av- chology. She was also voted the They are Thomas Cirigliano, enue, has been graduated from outstanding Senior in the Spanish George Perhack, Dennis Salvatore, East Carolina University. She was department. A graduate of Frank- Mary Stansley, Joseph Straczewpresident of Sigma Upsilon, the lin High School, she majored in ski, Joseph Urban, Walter Wil- ECU chapter of the National Hen- Spanish st ECU. czek, and Judy Milers. or Society of romance languages, NOW State ga n of Raritan Valley ATTHE HIGHEST SAVINGS RATES PERMITTED BY LAW 3/4 % ¯ Business Loans ¯ Savings Accounts ’70 TOYOTA STATION ’68 CADlUJt¢ *34gS NEW TWO YEAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE’ IN AMOUNTS OF $1,000 or More. Earned Interest mailed every six months. $1,000 or More. Earned Interest mailed every six months, SPECIAL PASS BOOK TIME DEPOSITS AVAILABLE IN AMOUNTS OF $1,000 or More. Interest Compounded quarterly. 90 day notice of withdrawal, REGULAR SAVINGS - EFFECTIVE MARCH. 1 1970 . INTEREST COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY. 403 Route 206, For Complete Banking Services See Us .... 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Barrett Smith of the FranklinHigh girls track team led the Warriors to a 7-0 record this season, The Franklin distaff track- ~-mm stars ran their dual meet win- Third places Sue Kopsco ning streak to 12 and are 21- "Their success was due to 5 since the inception of the (440), 68.6; I)ebble Szabo (dis- a fine team spirit Thirty-three female sport at the township cus), 92’; Charlesetta Dunn girls competed in the meets, high school (long Jump), 14’6"; Thelma Twenty-six of these scored Washington (hurdles), 8.2; Fe- points. The squad numbered Coach Smith’s forces won the ltka Nowak (mile), 5:57.1. over 50 at mid-season and near Meet by whipping 14 other high (discus), 85’1 i"; Denese Sand- 100 at the start" school girls teams, The Warriors compiled 135 ers (440), 68.8. -0- 1/2 points to 101 1/2 for Mat- Fifth places -- Debbte Latwan. It was the second straight tlmore (100), 12.1; WlllisJacktitle for Franklin in the Red son (440); and Maureen Doher- FHS, Prep ty (mile). Meet, considered the Eleven of the 22 scnoo, . . "State Track Meet" for the recgirls throughout New Jersey. ords were set this year and four were not contested. Boys Cited Charlesetta Dunn won the 50- yard dash (6.2) and the 75- MIss Dunn established three Franklin High marks this sea- Yard dash (8.9) in the meet. son. They are the 50-yard dash Jennifer Judd was first inthe By Papers 880 in 2:26.5. Debby Mooney (6.0), the 75 (6.7) and the (2.35.6) was second in the half (11.2). FRANKLIN -- Donnle Tyus mile. Miss Judd holds three. They Elmarsn Campbell was first was named to the second team are the 440 (64.0), 1500 (5: in the shot put with a toss of of the 1970 All-State Baseball 04,6) and the mile (5:43.6). team by the Sunday Star-Led- 35 feet, 6 Inches. Other 1970 records were by The 880-yard relay teamwas Alexanderson (high lumu). 4’ ger. Tyus, who graduated last first in 2:54.5, while the 440- 10"; Campbell (shotput), 37’ week after a glorious threeyard relay unit was third in 1/2" and (discus), 100’10"; and 53 seconds fiat. Marquis (javelin), 106~8 1/2" sport career at Franklin High, The Individual performances was a second team choice as and (softball throw), 159’3". In the Red Bank Meet: a first baseman. Coach Smith said, "the squad Tyus was afirst-team, Group Second places -- Margaret is composed largely of juniors Alexanderson (high jump), IV choice and was named to and sophomores. Only five sen- 9"; Cathy Marquis (Javelin), the first-team, All-somerset iors are lost through gradua- County team by the Sunday Home 103’. tion. News. Bob Scheer of Franklin was picked as a catcher on The Home News All- Somerset FSB Team Tops squad. Steve Steinberg of Rutgers Prep made the Sunday Star- Ledger Private Schools first L.L. Standings team as a pitcher. Dennis Turner of Rutgers FRANKLIN-- Franklin State Ken Smith, with ll-for-25, Prep was a second-team Pri- Bank has a 11-2 record and sports a .440 batting mark. He vate School selection as a catch- leads the Franklin Township er. also has a three-bagger and Little League. Steinberg was named to the homer and a pair of doubles. The American Legion is 8-4 Newark Sunday News Prep Fifteen hits in 36 at bats and holds second place, a game gives Frank Slus ak of the Eagles School first team. ahead of the E agies, %5. -0a .418 average. Hamilton Lanes is in fourth Robert O’Connell (.375) has place with a %6 ledger, while YWCA TENNIS CLASSES three home runs and 15 hits in fifth-place Slsler Brothers is 40 at bats. NEW BRUNSWICK--The New 3-11. Runyon’s Market is last Billy Weber of Runyon’s is with a 2-10 log. Brunswick Area YWCA will hold batting .375. David Ingram of Franklin fall classes in Tennis for boys Rufus, who has a.372 aver- and girls at Buccleuch Park, State Bank is the leading hitage, collected 13 hits. Classes for girls will begin ter with a .455 average in 12 Brian Groner, the owner of Tuesday, Sept. 1. Classes forboys, games. He has 15 hits In $3 a .364 average, banged out five will begin Wednesday, Sept. 2. trips to the plate and has scored doubles and seven singles. There will be classes for be- 14 runs. The other .300 hitters with ginners, grades four and up and Ernie Lindsey of Hamilton 24 times at bat or more are Lanes leads the slugging derby intermediates. Bob Cunningham (.325) and Cor- Each person brings his ownrac- with five home runs. Ingrain and key Reyes (.300). quet and balls. Teachers are Mrs. Bob Rufus of Hamilton Lanes Rounding out the top 15 are Judy Burr and Max Fry. are tied for second with tour Kevin Doherty (.286), Lindsey Registration is now being ac- each. Ingram leads the league (.282), Steve Strickland (.275) cepted for these classes at the in doubles with six. and Scott McCauley (.250). YWCA. Brian O’Loughlln of Franklin State Bank rapped out 19 hits, tops in the league, in 42 times at bat for a .453 mark, THIS- WEEKS He boasts five doubles, a triple and a home run. Sportsmanship SPECIAL ¯ Safe Deposit ¯ Home Loans Award Donated BASKING RIDGE -- A new sportsmanship award has beenestablished at the Somerset County Park Commission’s riding stable on South Maple Avenue. Lorraine Greubel of Bernardsville, I one of the riding lnstructors, has donated a sportsmanship award in honor of her horse, I GREEN 1965 Mustang Convertible 8 Cylinder Automatic "Count Down." [ The award will be given to the I student enrolled In the Park Corn-/ mission’s riding program who shows the most consideration and best sportsmanship toward his or her mount, and to fellow students on the day of the Park Commission Horse Show. 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THURSDAY,JUNE 25, 1970 I I I li I , I la Quackenboss Manville Vs. Branchburg Sutphen Is Manager Of S B B Branch Route 206 S. Somerville @ Plainfield (We’re iud 18 mlnutes from downtown Newmkl OPEN ’IlL I0 P.M;--Take d ride out i Hillsborough Seniors Win 6-1; Play Bound Brook Tomorrow PAGE THIRTEEN, MANVILLE YOUTH ATHLETIC LEAGUE f’UNERAL HOME Last weeks results - June 15- 19 LIVINGSTON /WE. NEW BR UNSWICI~ UPP 800 11 Walt’s Inn 2 Kllrner 5-0008 Centre Shoppe L MANVILLE -- The Manville HILIZBOROUGH -- Hills- Chuck Sehaub, Stan Jackowsld, A walk, Paul Laub’s triple 12 American Legion 5 entry in the Senior Baseball borough evened its Somerset and M ark T rolsi walked to force and a sacrifice fly gave Middle- Fucillo & Warren League is host to Branchburg George R. Sutphen, n’r, Assis- County Senior League record in a run. sex its two runs in the top of Ruzyoki’s Drugs 7 Family Shoe Store 5 tomorrow night at 6 p.m. tant Cashier of the First Nation- at 2-2 with a 6-I win over Frank Wilczek walked with the sixth. Elks 2119 15 Steve’s T ires 4 Funeral Home lac. al Bank of Central Jersey, has Middlesex Friday night. one out in the second, scooted m0 m Adam Fvcilio, Mgr. Manville was slated to play been named Manager of the bank’s Manager Charles Schanb’s to third on a single by Komock Somerville at 8 p.m. last night 725-1763 new South Bound Brook office. Hillsborough diamondmen play and scored on the throw-In, Tournament Walt’s Inn 7 UPP 800 7 under the lights at Brooks Field. 205 S. Main St., Manville The South Botlnd Brook office, Bound Brook at LalVlonte Field Kimock took second and VFW 2290 1 Chuck Wagon 1 I The Manville-Middlesex and which will open on Friday, July i tomorrow night at 6 p.m. Sehaub drew a base on balls. Ill Manville - Bridgewater games 10, willbe the bankrs elghthbr each. Bill ConniJf came up with the The pair pulled off a double Winners Family Shoe Store 3 Elks 2119 1 were postponed because of Mr. Sutphen Joined the First mound victory as Hillsboroughsteal and Kimock registered on American Legion 4 Centre Shoppe 7 XEROXCOPIES graduation exercises. National Bank of Central Jersey downed Middlesex. He checked a sacrifice fly by Jackowsld. Manville leads the Senior in 1962. He had been the assis- the losers on five hits, struck- Out in front, 3-2, HillsborAnnounced (Quantity Baseball League with a 3-1 tant branch manager of the bank’s out eight and walked two. ough struck for three runs in the The Ladies’ 18-hole golf asso- Steve’s Tires 3 Ruzycki’s Drugs 1 record and six palate. Bound Belle Mead office. He is a grad- The Hillsborough right-hand- sixth. ciation of Pike Brook Country Chuck Wagon 10 VFW 2290 6 Prices Brook is second with 2-1 log uate of Somerville High School er aided his own cause with Kimock got things going with Club held a "Throw Out 3 Holes" and 4 points. and Central Cotlege, Pella, Iowa, two hits, while teammate Andy a base on balls and Schaub tournament on Thursday, June 18. STANDINGS Available) where he received a B.A. degree Kimock collected two singles. walked. Jackowski sacrificed The winners were: American League National League Rounding out the circuit are the pair. A flight: 1- Mrs. Robert Lynch in Business Administration, Kimock launched the attack Township Pharmacy Hillsborough 9.-2 (4), Bridge- Schaub doubled for two runs of Kendall Park with a net 56; The appointment was madebyRob- 1, Chuck Wagon 12-2 1. Centre Shoppe 12-2 in the first inning with a sin- and Dennis Klein~s hit gave the 2- Mrs. Joseph Warren of Belle water I-0-I (3), Raritan I-1-I err R. Hutcheson. bank President. K ! 54]8O0 (3), Branchburg I-I (2), ale. He toed the plate when Hillsborough nine a 6-2 cushion. 2. Elks 2119 9-5 2. Stove’s Tires 9-5 Mead with a net 56; and 3- Mrs. Mr. Sutphen resides at 55Drea- Fred Kahn of Princeton with a 3. American Legion 7-7 3. UPP 800 5-9 712 Hamilton St., Somer~t erville I-2 (2) and Middlesexhook Road, Somerville, with his net 59. 4. Family Shoe Store 6-8 4. Walt’s Inn 5-9 0-2 (0). NOTARY PUBLIC wife, the former Bernys Leusink B flight: 1- Mrs. August Hess 5. VFW 2290 3-11 5. Ruzycki’s Drugs 2-12 2 Area Newspapers of Belle Mead with a net 55; 2- ~d their four chlldre~ LEADING HITTERS Mrs. Edward Jeffries of Princeton with a net 58; and 3- Mrs. Bell - VFW 2290- .591 Hriniak - Steve’s Tires- .740 NEW in your NEIGHBORHOOD... Cite Manville Stars Stuart Rounds of Princeton with a net 58. HOME RUNS NOW - You can drop your laundry off and for the unbelievable low service fee of 25c per 13 lb. Load WE WILL DO IT FO:YOUI MANVILLE "- Ned Penlite, team was senLor Mike Wore- D flight: 1- Mrs. Alden Carlson Perhach - Chuck Wagon- 10 Hriniak - Steve’s Tires- 16 who guided Manville High to bid, the Manville second base- of Belle Mead with a net 55; 2- SPARKLE washing in our 2 speed - 3 temperature all fabric stainless steel tub an 18-3 record and two chamrfifln. Mrs. Elston Greninger of Piscata- washers. pionships, was honored as Som- First baseman Leon Martenway with a net 55; and 3- Mrs. PITCHERS erset County "Coach of the sen was a Newark Sunday News Lawrence Mask of Belle Mead Cooper- Chuck Wagon- 7-0 Keistopovich - Centre FLUFF drying in our large durable press tumbler dryers Year" by The Sunday Home third team selection. with a net 58. Shoppe ¯ 5-0 Sorting/Folding by Experts News. ALSO - WHY NOTI Junior Jim Homyak, who Homyak, Worobij and Mor- Let us launder your: Heavy Drapes; Throw Rugs; Bedspreads; Slip Covers; Dresses; compiled a 12-I record, was tensen were first-place choices Jackets, Pants end Shirts. We can do it better and safer in our new clean aS-fabric selected Somerset County by The Sunday Home News. stainle~ steel tub washers for less than you can do it at home. "Player of the Year" by The -0- Home News. FURTHER INFORMATION A. BESSL~/YEI & SON Homyak made the Sunday PHONE 359-4529 Star-Ledger Group I first team Oil Burners Installed as a pitcher and was placed on 586 Hamilton St. USED CAR HILLSBOROUGH SHOPPING PLAZA the second team by the Newark New Brunswick Sunday News. Tel. Kilmer 5-6453 DON% BUY "I’lL YOU’VE SEEN OUR USED CARS Joining him on the second ’64 T-Bird, Hardtop, 8 cyl., Auto Trans., Power Steering, Power Brakes, Bucket Seats and Console Radio & Heater. ................... $1095 ’67 Custom 500-4 Door Sedan, 8 Cyl., Auto. 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