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t SOMERSET HOSPITAL Mrs. Robert Guterl of Olive Street, ZABAWA -- A daughter to Mr. Neshanlc Station, on June 15. GENOVESE -- A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zahawa, Boosel Avenue, Manville. 325 and Mrs. Dominlck Genoveee o~ 208 Kyle Street, Manville, on June FISIOREK--A daughter to Mr. 16. and Mrs. Frank Flslorek of 106 ST. PETER’S Kyle Street, Manville, on June 13. GENERAL HOSPITAL PREUM -- A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Preum of 39 Willow TATE--A daughter to Mr. and Avenue, Somerset, on June 13. Mrs. John Tate of 363 Franklin GUTERL--A son to Mr. and Boulevard, Somerset, on June 12. your costs S2 more than P T, you should be able to taste the Park & Tifford Distilling Co., N. Y., 86 proof 1970"lYIOd" Super Carol PACKAGE INCLUDES INSTALLATIONSIZE OF en LevelG,ound POOL PACKAGE ONLY ’399 15’×48"s339 *479 ’559 ’599 18’x48" *399 21’x48" ’469 24’x48" *499 H.P.E. Diatomite FILTER s11997 MISS JOANN FEDOR Joann Fedor Is Engaged To Frank Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fedor of 64 North Weiss Street, Manville, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Joann Fedor to Frank Rhodes. Mr. Rhodes is the son of Mrs. Helen Rhodes of 87 Leghorn Ave= nue, Bridgewater Township. Miss Fedor is a recent graduate of Manville High School; her fiance is stationed at Fort Dix. No wedding date has been set. ALL THESE ACCESSORIES Heavy duty safety ladder * Vacuum * Automatic Surface Skillet * Test Kit * Footbath Nu-CIo Tablets* Underliner * Hand Skimmer * Chlorine Dispenser * F’ootbath solution * 1/4H.P. Filter with BackwashValve plus Hair & Lint Trap. 20 Gauge "Vinyl-flex Winterized Virgin Liner. Pool Can Be Left Up All Year Round. FREE DELIVERY IN OUR AREN ip to 3 yrs. to Pay POOLS for the Small Fry 14’7 ,0, ’7 0 32 ,=.,,.. 449’ Filters Available foe Small Pools " H.T.H. CHLORINE * CHEMICALS* FILTER PARTS * SLIDES * HOSE " VACUUMS " COVERS ’ DECKS " ANTHRAFILT * DIATDMITE " SAFETY LADDERS " AUTOMATIC AND HAND SKIMMERS. Replacement Liners Out Door Play Items! "GYM.DANDY" PLAY GYMS (Winterized/Sanitized) SAND BOXES HEALTH SAND 15’x42". ....................................... ’~32.95 WHIRLY-BIRDS JUNGLE GYMS SLIDES , LOG CABINS 15’x48". ....................................... "3 1.95 ¯ SWIM AIDES ¯ RAFTS ¯ 18’x48". ....................................... " I ,q.,95 ¯ CROQUET SETS ¯ 21’ x 48" ~:., el-. Set Up Setwce Available At Moderate Co’;t 24’x48". ....................................... ’~7 |.,~},~ LOW DISCOUNT PRICES Janiee Shearer, John Kupplmayr Are Engaged Mr. and Mrs, James Shearer of 132 South 19th Avenue, Manville, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Janice Llllian Shearer to John Karl Kupplmayr. Mr. Kupplmayr is the son of Mrs. Frieda Kupplmayr of Mountain Road, Lebanon. Miss Shearer is a graduate of Manville High School and attended the American Institute of Banking¯ i She is employed by the Manville[ National Bank. Her fiance is a graduate of a Munich, Germany, High School, and is employed by the Bridgewa- MISS JANICE L. Giant COLECO Custom Redwood 32’xlB’x4’ POOL PACKAGE complete with 1OO ft. Redwood Boardwalk and Patio ¯ Automatic Water Purification System ¯ Thru-The-Wall Skimmer NOTHING ELSE TO BUY ... PLUS Safely Ladder, In- P0ol Ladder. Aluminum Fonting & Chemical Package S 1688 Js Autow.,:t;,: V,’,Her P.~trificati0r~ S,,,s’ern with new Hyd,o. 5k/rnmer. SPECIAL SAVINGS ON INSTALLATIONS SEE THE POOL SE T.UP A I" OUR S lORE! Salon Will Install New Officer Slate Mrs. John Rush of Stewartsville, State Chapeau of Eight -et- Forty and her secretary, Mrs. Freder- Ick W. McCorkle Jr. of Phillipsburg, will be ZuGstsatthe installation-dinner of Somerset Salon 265 Eight -et- Forty on June 29, at[ 7 p.m. in the Bound Brook Ameri= can Legion Post 63 Home. , , :~!~! ~i:/; ’:~"~" ":!:":i !’’ ~: ’ !": :’~:" !v ’’’ ~,~’, Both will be assisted in the installation of the recently elected officers of the Salon by Mrs. George Howell of Fanwood, Mrs. Anthony Tizlo of Raritan will be installed as the new Chapeau of the Somerset Salon I[ .:.. succeeding Mrs. Harry Foster ot Piscataway, who in turn will succeed Mrs, Peter Capetta of Middlesex as the Salon’s representative to the State meeting¯ Other officers to be installed are Mrs. R. M. Kincel of Raritan and Mrs. Foster as vice presidents; Mrs. Howell as secretary; Mrs. William VanFlcet of Somerville as treasurer; Mrs. Chester Machala of Bound Brookhistorian; Mrs. Ruth Epps of Somerville as chaplain; Mrs. Dorothy Cease, also of Somerville, sergeant at arms; and Mrs. E. H. Eaton of Warren, retiring Somerset County president of the American Legion Auxiliary as director. INCLUDES: TOP FILTER OF ANY LINE’ * HAIR & LINT POT ¯ BRONZECHROME PLATE0 PUSH N’ PULL MULTI- PORT VALVE ¯ THERMOMETER ¯ TEST KIT,, VACUUM ¯ FOOTBATH ¯ GROUND LINEI~ ¯’ SEASON’S SUPPLY OF NU.CLO ¯ WATER CONDITIONER , HAND SKIMMER ¯ CHLORINE DISPENSER COLECO OVAL ROUND POOLS ALL WITH 20 GA. WINTERIZED LINER 20’x] ,..,, 5’x48" 5249o 12’x24’x48’" , s279 other sizes or /ow, low prices! ROUND POOLS with through-the-wall skimmers AT MEYERS LOW DISCOUNT PRICES INgTALLATION AVAILABLE ON ALL POOLS AT |PICIAL SAVINGS Ihru JUNE 3,1 st. Fill DELIVGRY IN AlGA OPEN DALLY ’TIL 9; SATURDAY ’TIL 6: SUNDAY 12-5 DISCOUNT MART [ ,,,c, ,,,, t 150 CHURCH STREET, NEW BRUNSWICK ¯ PHONE: 246-1313 "We se,v,co who, ,.,e sell" Zabawa-Frtck Wedding Takes Place In Manville THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 2 Engineer Workshops Are Slated Two one-day workshops for engineers employed in managerial positions in industry or government will be presented next month by Rutgers University’s Center for Continuing Engineering Studies. "Value Engineering," described as a successful technique for reducing costs, win be the topic for Tuesday, July 7. On Thursday, July 9, the subject will be ’=Improving Your Problem-Solvlng and Decision-Maklng Skills." Instructors for both workshops will be Joseph G. McNetll, professor of engineering at the State University of New York Maritime College, at Fort Schuyler, N.Y., and David From, training coordinator for Sperry Rand Corpora= tlon. Both sessions will run from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., with registration at 8 a.m. at the State Universityrs Continuing Education Center on the Douglass College campus. Details may be obtained from Mrs. Gary Clugsten or R.H. Karol, Center for ContinuingEngineering Studies, Rutgers University, New Brunswtok 08903. Lawn & 6arden Supplies Miss Carolyn Sue Zabawa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zabawa of 224 South Sixth Avehue, Manville, was married to Terry Richard Frick on Saturday, Miss Linda Zabawa, sister of the bride, was maid of honor¯ She wore a gown of mint silk organza featuring a high roll collar and lantern sleeves. She carried a HORSE FEEDS Trim cwt ........... Challenger cwt ...... $5.15 $4.55 June 20 in the Emmanuel Baptist bouquet of pom-poms and roses. Church, Manville. Jerry Babij of New York City Swimming Pool Chemicals The groom is the son of Mr. was best man. Joseph Zabawa, 100 Ibs. Granular H.T.H. and Mrs. Carl Frick of Washing- brother of the bride, served as ton, N.J. ushers. $30.49 The Rev. Alex Leonovich was Following a reception in Fire- the officiating minister. house No. 1, Manville, the couple The bride, given in marriage left on a wedding trip to Canada¯ FORD GARDEN by her father, wore an empire Upon return from their trip they style gown of silk organza featur- will reside in Plscataway. TRACTOR ing a high neckline and camelot The bride is a graduate of Man- MOWERS & sleeves. A detachable cathedralville High School and the Somerset ATTACHMENTS train flowed from a long narrow County Vocational and Technical satin bow and was appliqued with School for Practical Nursing. Venetian lace. Her bouffant veils The groom is a ~aduate of were held: by a spray of Vdnetliin’ Washingtofi r’Htgl~’Bchoo~"and Long MOWERS & TILLERS I l ’~ lace flowers and Jewels. She car- Island UnlVei’sRy~.’Hd*’ig"employ~d Squire Applegate’ fried a oolonial bouquet of pore- as quality control supervisor by Hahn & Toro Ipoms and white butterfly roses. Kraft Foods, Hillside. l ~lllllmllmll~lllllll~llllHlllllllllllllllllillllml~llllllllltlllllllllllHlllmmlllllll CHARCOAL _= Sphagnum Peat Moss A.P. Klein Due To Retire 6 ca. ft. - $3.95 RARITAN---Albert P. Klein, had enough time to do--such as --executive vice president ot the traveling and playing golf." = State Bank af Rarltan Valley, He IsamemberottheSomer- =will retire on June 30 to con- vllle-Rarltan Exchange Club, =- l clude 35 years of service, a director of the Somerset = I Mr. Klein started his career Valley Chamber of Commerce, PINE BARK MULCHl SALT HAY I = I in 1935 as assistant cashier at and served as treasurer the bank, which is located on Rarltan Area Salvation Army _--- Main Street. He was promoted Fund Drive for several years. - to cashier in 1952 and to his He also is a member of the =_- -- present position in 1956. Masonic Lodge, Ancient Ac- - --ffi Mr. Klein, who resides with cepted Scottish Rite, and the -= - his wife at 147 East S pr.~g Shriners. He and his wife are =-- - St., Somerville, plans to do parishioners of the Second Re- _-= -- some of the things I’ve never formed Church of Somerville. - ~l~i~~~~~~ SAKRET, E - SAND I of the _-_. l,~ Prices Quoted Net A Silo Full of SAVINGS Open Daily 7:30 - 5:00 Sat. 7:30- 12:00 Noon AT THE "READING R.R. STATION ¯ RT, 2Ob WE D4ELIVER AT NOMINAL Fl=~ Cell 201-359-5173 it all. STARTING Lawn-Boy IS the original manufacturer of the Easy.to,Start...Quick.to.Slart,..Finger.Tip Starting power lawn mower which BROKE the hard work habit, Visit your Lawn-Boy dealer to get the complete story on the Quick & Quiet Lawn-Boy, Try the fingertip starting and exclusive push-button primer system. And hear for yourself Lawn.Boy Quiet from the large muffler hidden way down under the deck. But, beware of Iook-alikes. Only Lawn-Boy performs like a Lawn.Boy. ~A,..,,~ I.~’LEM~.O I SOU..S,UN~IC~/NO.T..,U,SW,C~I BOO.D..OOK L.V. Ludlow & CO.I William H. Lobaw 1Allied Lawn Mower Shop I DeVries Garden Center |Ronald Sandenmn till MainStreet JReodinDOo.levard| Highway No. 27 / .Gate=7 I Lawn Mower Repair 237 W. Union Ave. DUNE LLEN. Kerr Hardware, Corner Lincoln Ave. & Front Street SOME RVI L LE - Country Squire Garden Center, 400 N. Bridge Street EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR= D.J. MYT£LKA & ASSOCIATES, INC. 510 PAR K AVE., 5CATCH PLAI NS, N.J. (201) 322.4000 t , , ,4
% THURSDAY t JUNE 25, 1970 New Division Dean Changing Of The Guard -- Retiring Dean Ernest E. McMahon, left, of Rutgers University’s Extension Division greets hissuccessor, Dr. Hamilton Stillwell, in the library of the State University’s new C0ntinuing Education Center at the time of the center’s dedication this month. m i i i i II II II I" Camp Laurel Opens From July 6 Aug. 14 JAMESBURG -- Camp Laurel, Plscataway. which serves neurologically im- Program director will be James paired youngsters of ages 4-14Langen also of Somerset. The will be in operation from July 6 staff also includes a registered through Aug. 14 InThompson Park, nurse and a speech therapist in Jamesburg. addition to the many Junior and senior counsellors. This will be the 7th season for The program includes percep- Camp Laurel, which is run by tual training, development of mo- the Central Section (serving Midtor skills and encouragement of dlesex and Somerset Counties)of social development. the New Jersey Association for Children with Learning Disabili- Tuition for this unique camp is $250 for the six weeks or $140 ties (formerly the New Jersey Association for Brain Injured Chil- for either of the three-weal~sessiena.dren,) Applications and information The directors for this seasonmay be obtained by writing: Mrs. will be Mrs. Terry Laudy of Som- Maria Ell~iH, M-1 Willard Dunerset and Douglas J. Bohrer ofham Drive, Edison, N.J. 08817. 26 Kids [4 re Champs Of JC Track Events Twenty-six Franklin youngsters won 33 first-place medale in the recent Junior Champ Track and Field Competition, an dash, and also the lO0-yard dash, along with Betty Haynes. and Pearl Slocum. annual event sponsored by the Betty Haynes and Yolanda Franklin Township Jaycees. Cannady won the 220 yard dash. The meet was open to all In boys’ events, winners in- township residents between 9- eluded Dennis Mitchell, Terry 18, and more than 175 young- Reeves, Ray Pearson, gavin sters participated. Williams, and James Gallon Medals were awarded to the in the softball throw. Ist, 2nd, and 3rd place finish- Darrell Woodie and John ers in each event, and competi- Wooten won the standing broad tion was limited within aP- Jump and Sam White, Ricky proximate age groups. Peerce, and Herb Haca the Deputy Mayor William How- running broad Jump. ard presented the medals to the Ortis Hastings and John Blair winners. were winners of the S0-yard First place winners were: dash, and Mike Blair, John Michelle Reeves, Gloria Hast- Blair, David Mendez, Rick ings, Kathy Cottrell, Lottie Pearson, and Herb pace wonthe Hastings, girls* softball throw. 100-yard dash. Shirley Gwen won the standing David Mendez, Anthony Mul- broad jump, and Karen Eaton fins, and Bill Andrews were and Gloria Hastings the 50-yard winners of the 220-yard dash. Smerdon Promoted To Asst. VP By Franklin State Bank Joseph N. Smerdon of Bridge- Mr. Smerdon, water was appointed AsslstautVice Ha, graduated from Moosil High Hresident of the Franklin State School and attended the American Bank, announced Anthony D. Scho- Institute of Banking. He began berl, president, his banking career in 1954 with the Scranton National Bank. ~L ~ Active in community affairs, he has served the Watchung Area Council Boy Scouts of America, Somerset Valley United Fund and the Bound Brook Jaycees in various capacities. He is currently president of the Bridgewater Lions Club. Mr. Schoberl said that **Mr. Smerdon has done an ouistanding I Job in bringing new business to the Highland Hark Office." In the last five months, Mr. Smerdon has brought more than $1.S million in deposits to Franklin State Bank’s newest office in Highland Park at 45 Woodbridge Avenue, The office is in a temporary building. A new building is now under construction and is scheduled to open in October. Mr. Schoberl said that the success of the Highland Park Office is largely due to the banking hours of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. dally and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. . ~,~., :... .... Mr, Smerdon is married to the -. ~;."~ former Florence J. Heinblch of "1 ~.r, . ’ ~, Scranton, Ha. The Smerdone have ....... five children; Joseph, Sharon, Cyn- JOSEPH N. SMERDON thia, Judith and Paul VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL July 7 - 17th Kindergarten through 6th grade 9:30 a.m. to 11"50 a.m. NEW BRUNSWICK BIBLE CHURCH Easton Ave. & Franklin Blvd., Somerset To register call 846-4234 or 246-1990 Thanks Extended By Easter Seal Chairman I WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | IJ ’ ¯ An,mal. R turn PAGE NINE Monmouth Fair Begins Total sellout for exhibitor space will be interspersed between the at the Great Monmouth Fair, June harness events tn the form eta 28-July 4 inclusive at Freehold sanctioned AAU track meet on The farmyard and wildlife exhibits at Colonial Park are gradually Raceway, presages the most suc- Thanks to tlm generosity otSom- "It is too early to report ac- Thursday, July 2, b~glnning at 6 ernst County residents during thecurately on contributions from building up to full capacity now that revisions to the display area cessful undertakings of this type p.m, recent appeal, E~ter Seal ser- Somerset County, since they are have been completed. in Monmouth County history. The Great Monmouth Fair kicks vices to crippled children and still coming in." Mr. Lothlansald. The sperts-minded set wiHhave off the week’s festivities on Sun- Youngsters will get to see and feed the farm animals such as adults will continue and perhaps "But, the present tabulated $12,- both human and equine contests day, June 28, with the Battle of expand during the coming year, 395.00 represents a 38 per cent goats, sheep, beef steer and pigs contained in the major area, and to whet their appetites. Harness Monmouth Parade culminating at according to Richard Lothian of increase over last year% figures, rabbits and chickens in the smaller pens, racing will occupy two afternoons Freehold Raceway to usher the for- Somerville, Somerset CountyE as- at 4 p.m. on July 1-3. The sulky mai Fair opening ceremonies, art All indications are that the proter Seal Appeal chairman. Wildlife on display at the present include raccoons and some sport, under the direction of the show Judging and 4-H Queen Conceeds from this campaign will en- On behalf of the Easter Seal Society and. those they help, he able Easter SeaYs direct services you ng foxes. Add itional animals to be shown in this section include ghmclardbred Breeders and Owntest. The rg~ben-openlng ceremony to handieapped people to continue woodchucks, possum and Skunks. ers Association of New Jersey, are is set for 2:30 p.m. gave special thanks to volunteers non-bettlng affairs and comprise The weeklong activities wlllhave and expand to meet the needs of who handled thousands of appeal our rapidly growing community Also of interest are the deer in their own pen area which also two dlvlsions of two heats each. special features for a.li segments; letters and the news media for during the coming year." housesa male and female peacock family. Two-year-old trotters and pacersKiddies Day on Monday, June 29; their support and speeial efforts will be In action on July I ann Senior Citizens’ Day, June 30;Wo- during and after the postal strike, Easter Seal seryices to cri’p-J All wildlife animals are released in the late fall and new animals three-year-olds will engage in men’s World, July 1; Teen Day, which at one point, threatened to pled people in Somerset County in- ] events on July 3. July 2; Sportsmen’s Day, July are trapped in the Spring. serious l.V disrupt be mail appeal. clude Rarltan Valley Workshop..[ The human end of the sport 3 and Hatrlots’ Day, July 4. Fr;inldin staie Bank celebrates it’s luckv 7t.h ...and you get ! (And Savings account interest, too. 51/2 for I year, 53/4 % for 2 years] Open a $25 Savings Account in a Child’s Name and Take Your Choice: i ::i~::: } ¸¸¸ :¸ ¸¸:¸ ’ " ’ CUDDLY DROOPY with a "barrel coin bank" tied around his neck to encourage young savem. ::::.~.~....::.~:. THE SWINGEROO with a 14 x 13V4" seat and a 9-ft. polypro rope to attach to any tree. Safe for 150 pounds. / FUNNY MIRROR Frog and owl and other gay animals with a big mirror where their big mouth should be. With hanger wire. "Money rnuat #e loft on deposit at least one year Open a $100 Checking Open a $1,000 FSB Open a $5,000 FSB or Savings Account and Go Savings Account and Pick Savings Account and We Home with One of These: One of These Goodies: Give You One of These: ..... :!: ’!’?i: BEACH TOTE with a waterproof inside blg enough for towels, sun lotion, sun glasses, etc. Pretty enough for daytime dresses, SEWING BASKET in imported toyo cord with a carrying handle. Inside, a plastic tray to hold needles, spools, ere. FIX-IT KIT (Not shown) Hammer, screw driver, pliers, hand drill and an assortment of nails, tacks and screws In a handy plastic carry case. NO-SPLATTER GRILL (Not shown) w~th heat proof handle. Big enough to hold T-Bones or a batch of hamburgers, ribbed to drain away fat. "Money must be left on deposit el least one year Interest compounded daily. One gift per customer, You can even get a fashion wig...the same one sold in leading department stores INFLATABLE POOL big 3-ring size so a couple of kids can splash around. Bright 4-color design. ::/!i :~i~¯iii:ii: ī ,’ INFLATABLE CHAIR Sleek and modern and light with Its own built-In headrest. Great for Indoors or out. MAKE-UP MIRROR (Not shown) Portable stand-up mirror with built-in make-up lights and carrying case. HOSTESS COFFEE SET (Not shown) Electric pot that makes 4 to 8 cups. Complete with 6 thermos cups for hot or Iced coffee. "Money mum be left on deposit at least one year, *,.~ A Friend of the Family " "Franklin Bank * ~~ * memberFDIC Open: 8 to 8 Daily and 9 to 5 Saturday Longest hours in New Jersey LOCATIONS IN 8OMERSET AND MIDDLESEX COUNTIES Main Office: Kingston Office: Motor Office: 610 Franklin Blvd. Highway 27 Franklin Blvd. & Somerset St, Franklin Township, N.J. Kingston, N.J. Franklin Township, N.J. OTHIR OFFICES IN UNION COUNTY Franklin Mall Office: Easton Ave. & Rt. 287 Franklin Township, N.J, TOUCH-A-TUNE RADIO Deluxe 10transistor portable AM radio with automatic touch tuning. Remove the strap and it’s a table radio. While supply lasts. BARBECUE GRILL with 24" motorized brazier, Parma-Lift grid posltloner, 3-position hood. U,L approved. 3g-cuP ELECTRIC COFFEEMAKER (Not Shown) Brilliant easy-to-clean poly-propylene that won’t dent or break, Fully automatlc~slgnals when done, keeps coffee hot. MAN’S CONVERTA-CHAIR VALET (Not shown) Top lifts off. Chair by day, valet by night. Leather-look vinyl, foam padded, with walnut-finished legs, ICE CREAM FREEZER (Not shown) Automatic electric way to make your own homemade Ice cream, U.L. ’approved motor. The very same marvelous s-t-r-e-t-c-h wig of washable Exelon modacryllc that looks realer than real.,, saves you all those trips to the beauty shop. In colors to match your hair.,, or maybe you always wanted to be a blonde. Just $7.50 for the Wig If you open ¯ Checking or Savings Account for $50. Buy the Wig for $5 If you Open a Savings or Checking Account for $500. Open a Savings Account for $5,000 AND TAKE IT HOME FREEr Millstone Offics: Rt. 533 Millstone, N,J. Highland Park Office: 45 Woodbrldge Ave. Highland Park, N,J,
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