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2-A l’lle Franklin NEWS’RECORD Go team go S’ome enthusiastic cheerleaders practice last Friday for Ihe falIP0pWarnerfootballseason. Lom bardo decision due tomorrow (lily Ihiltm’ (!1111,3,’ ANNOUNCEI) liill }h It, ]qllOl’l~on hllH tKI0tt }rontolod Io ul Ivf (if II1(I Now ,Iol’s0y I)lVllllltll of Motor Ytflllclt~ dll’o~lnr John A, Wltlhllng |on it nllotlnoo(l I’tl~Olilly, Mr, I)oloraott, ,111 ar WlllhlAb.ro attoeoatla Ilaynloutd (], Moekrhlgo (Cliff Moore photo) SU B PU B II 66 S: Main St., Manville Across from the Rustic Mall Shopping Center Saperior Court Judge Arthur At a hearing last Friday in Salvatore will decide Trenton tile judge heard OPEN tomorrow whether the argaments from both sides in Township’ Council can" fire Ihe ¯,one case, and then took Township Clerk Lunic Lom- week ¯ UNDER to read. Ihe legal.brief. ¯ , :,. -.% ~, bzti’do legally without giving Vincent laeopino,. Mrs. 7 DAYS AWEEK, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.’ hqi’ specific reasons. Lombardo’s attorney, argued that the council could not fire Faster Service ! her because of a state statute Local resident Ihat says clerks have three- GIANT SUBMARINE SANDWICHES year terms and cannot he fired appointed to in the middle of one. Frank Stanley, attorney for Franklin State .: the township, said in his brief that tile council acted in its right hccause nf a local or- 6.’uy M. Boltor has heen dinance which sets no specific appointed an assistant term for the clerk. secretary el" the Franklin State The attorney said tile Have a different sandwich each day for over a month. 13a’ok, as aunanneed by bank couunil will not give the 40 Different Combinations to Choose From I president Anthony D. specific reasons for firing.the Schoberl. Mr. BoRer is clerk nnless they lose the case.’ CALL 526-1676 m~htager el" compensation and offices services within gm Coi~parato Services Division of Fri nklin State Bank Mr. P,o tar was previously a compensation unalyst for Cbi,’mical Beak, New York, ani~ salary adminlsh’ator with the’ Lnmnms Coml)aUy, A grathlato of lllghland Park Iligh Sehool and Munmouth College, loiter has also attended Falrlelgh Dickinson University. lie is u U.S. Air Force veteran. Mr, Bolter is a menther of tile Lions Ciuh. Belier rosldas In Franklin wllh hls wife, Ellen, end tltolr two chlhlren HOME REMODELING ¯ ADDMONS ¯ AI,UMINUM TRIM ¯ DORMEI{S ¯ IIASEMi,~NTS ¯ GARAGES ¯ ATTICS ¯ PANELING ¯ SII)EWAI,KS ¯ BATIIROOMS ¯ I}RICK WOIiK ¯ KITCliENS ¯ FII{EIq,ACES ¯ I’~NCLOSEI) I’ORCIIES ¯ FIlIE & STORM DAMA(,E ¯ PATIOS ¯ CEIIJNGS ¯ ROOFING ¯ GUTTERS & LEAI)ERS ¯ ALUMINUM SIDING ¯ ArFrlC STAIRWAYS ¯ SMAI,L IIEI~AIRS & INSURANCE WORK ¯ STORM WINDOWS & i)0()I{S ¯ APAIITMENT C()NVItIISi()NS I"IiEE ES’I’IM,,I ’I’ES All id!#ntblng & d~tctrh~ttl wm’k done by licensed nwchmtics "’/’he Name YOlt /(IfotP ¢111¢i ’rrusl" Strrvlng All Ct,.tr.I 9’ .Itrrst , Ihh0.e J~:~If~9~[ I Midtllt, sox 96.5510 t Din ¢IECnl< GENERAL CONTRACTOR I Aid availableto those floods kept home TRENTON -- Persons displaced from jobs by storms , and flooding in the 12 counties that President Ford recently declared areas are eligible for special benefits under the federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) program and should register with the nearest local Unemployment Insurance Claims Office immediately~ DUA payments are available to unemployed workers in Essex,. Morris, Middlesex, Passaic, Somerset, Union, Salem,Suseex, Mercer, Bergen, Burlington and Cumberland counties. Joseph A. Iioffmun, Com-’ missioner of the New Jersey Department of Labor and Industry, said eligibility extends to farm workers and seIPemployed in any of the disaster areas unable to work because of the floods and also individuals wile had finished schooling or training for work within t0 weeks prior to the disaster and prevented from obtaining jobs as a result. According to James A. Ware, Assistant Commissioner for Income Security, covered unemployed workers who are not eligible . for benefits of at least $72 per Serving HillsboroUgh g Vicinity M ELL UTO BODY 24 HOUR TOWING Hike Krachun, prop, Office 369.6121 AMWELL ROAD Home 359.5533 NESHANIC, N.J. 08853 week under any other week. unemployment iosurance "This type of program program may receive DUA should have claims submitted payments, immedlately.’I am especially Ware said the weekly DUAconcerned about the South surance Claims offices are open Monday to Friday each week from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. --_ payment will be calculated in Jersey farm area. Eligible the same manner as weekly persons in that sector should ardunnts are figured under register with the local UI New Jersey’s Unemployment office as .soon as possible," Compensation Law, but Ware added, cannot be less than $72 per Local Unemployment In- Got a favorite recipe?. 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Thursday, August 14, 1975. Thi~ Franklin NEWS’RECORD Playgrounds aresummer relief Ms.’Angione is a member of the Maroon & White Club and Parents Association of A group at the Dunham-Lebed playground poses~after roller-skating during Hobo week, Butgers Preparatory School; the New York Chapter Bank Marketing Association and the Special Bicentennial County Event Committee of Somerset County. She is also a member of the Business & Professional ’,’ours of the printing plant Wotfien’s Club Inc. of New whiciz produces this Brunswick. Franklin developer newspaper Jn Princeton can be U.S.D.A. Choice arranged for small groups on A resideatofFranklin, Ms. em_L h d BONELESS, ¯ ( Angmne Js of the three mother .~... .... _:~.:zi;, :v , ’ [] " ,c arge WITh . . rraua, . ~ ,eL ’ ~_ ,.~, ’ ~enildren.. .,,Top.Round~or , Sidoin V.ipeou.d A Franklin developer was *’ That local roads would be indicted last Wednesday in paved and maintained by the TlllAVELING... Ik ,-. I Newark on fraud and false local township, which actually pretense charges in congentian with some hand he sold in Pneono Township, Pa. had no intention of doing so. * That a supposed central water supply turned out to be ...back to school? Richard Feinberg, 47, of 47 Shelley Drive was indicted by a Federal grand Jury in connection with the operation of Pooono Itaven Corp., Sea and Ski Itomes Inc. and Paul Bunyan Distributors. Cmtomers who bought some 120 half-acre lots for FI,000 to $ll,00g eaeh charged that they Were promised scenic retreats but instead got rundown homes near stagnant pools. wells under eaeh home. * That a lake with boating facilities turned out to be a slageant pond. Around $672,000 worth of land was alledgedly sold using such methods and construction on $ta0,0~ worth of houses had taken place. Assistant O.S. Attorney Charles J. Welsh said that Mr. Feinherg could he jailed for ...around the worm ? Try Somerset County’s oldest continuous location for travel, ***NO SERVICE CHARGE*** The developer alledgedly ~i(I that recreation facilities would be provided, but they five years for each of the 40 muil fraud charges aed five years for each of thn 40 mail ’turned out to he a 20.foot fraud charges and five years st uaro pool lined with plastic. Ot ;er mlsrepresentatlees for each of four land fraud charges. Total fines eaahl be nlledgedly mode were: ~t),000. BEEFSTEAKS .... ][ __ J . -Thursdays und Fridays. Call . . ., DESKS choose from our standard line by Peggy Roeske fee. "It’s not Just fun and games, who had had experience with Staff Wrlter Nine of the pla~,ground A summer playground is a children. Theleaders received areas conducted programs for place for children to learn," .$4.02 an hour, the assistants A n o t h e r s u m m e r children in Grades 1-5 from 9 said Donna Gassaro, Program $2.79 an hour. playground program, span- to 12 noon and for youngsters Coordinator. Stoffmembershadtoflllout sated by the Franklin in Grades G-9 from l to3 p.m. Along with Gregory Pavan, timesheets each day showing Township Department of The remaining seven areas Assistant Director of the {he activities engaged in and Parks and Recreation, will ran programs in the mornings Parks and Recreation the number of children pardraw to a close tomorrow, only. Department, Ms. Gassaro has licipating. "We have these Over 400 children hetwenn the A leader and one assistant conducted staff meetings records in case a parent ages of five and thirteen have were stationed at each of 13 every Wednesday morning, complains that ’my child participated at 16 playgrounds, while the three One representative from the didn’t do anything at the playgrounds, areas with the largest at- staff of each playground was playground,’ ". Ms. Gassaro .4The playground season tendauee (Ceaerly, MaeAfee supposed to attend, to share explained. started on June 30 this year, and PineGrove) had asecond news of activities and This week all the and ran for seven weeks. In assistant on hand. Also, two problems, and to pick up new playgrounds have been conorder ¯ ¯ playground activities either from a hike and picnic, somewhat, a different theme a baseball game or fishing. was set for each week. Last Other special activities week was Hobo Week. Several included a bike rodeo, a , or design your own~...~ Tops playgrounds scheduled Hobo waterpislol shootout, a Plastic laminate tops Contests, and one group built skateboard contest and a visit available in black or a tlobe Scarecrow. Two others to turtle hay zoo. Pet shows, white in standard sizes. groups combined to go bowling cookouts and pizza parties Or, made to order in any size or color. in llobo dress. were also papular in the The weak before, the theme playgrounds this summer. i~--~.~1 Centerdrawer IIl~.._~-..I " was Magic. More than one area held a magic show, and one followed it with a magic In addition, last Thursday Pedestals l! two buses with 90 people Choosefromover30 I picnic (all the food cleverly aboard, many of them different units, includln8 I disappearedD. Another group staged a carnival for all the children from the bookcases, chests, hinged door and file r to be part of the playgrounds, attended the "roving" arts and crafts program suggestions, ducting Olympic contests. In neighborhood children, with cabinets. I program, ddldreu had to be specialists, Joan Frank "and The 35 leaders and Mets game against the some cases one playground games, a magic show and )! five years old and to have Montreal Expos at Shea Regina Markowski, visited assistants also underwent group has competed against refreshments. completed Kindergarten. The each playground onge a week, training beforehand. Many another. The bicentennial also to- Stadium. only other requirement was bringing materials and new were college students, while For the first time this year, spired related activities at Country Workshop ready-to-finish components can be payment of a $1.50 insurance ideas for handeraft projects, some were teachers or others in an effort to structure some of the playground areas. combined in many ways to make your desk Space work for One held a bicentennial craft you. Or you can choose from our nine standard desks contest. Another playground including single or double pedestal models corner desks was the scene of a bicentennial’ Phyllis Angione t=~n, for r~n and hanging desks. All Country Workshop furniture is costume’ party, where the quality crafted from solid walnut and white maple. Stop in or children played games that 260 W. Un!on Ave., Bound Brook, BJ. send 254: for our fully illustrated catalog. ir joins staff were popular during the Revolution. NYLON: , ,~ at FSB Children from another WINDBREAKERS playground were set to enjoy a Country Workshop Phyllis Angione has been swim and barbecue at their ()rig. SI2.50 Pdnceton, N.J. The Marketplace, Rts. 27 & 518, 08540 appointed an assistant leader’s home leday. Various (201) 297-]887 Mon,-Sat. 10-5:30, Thurs. & Fri. til secretary of the Ft’anklin State groups visited Colonial Park, NOW $7.50 Bank, as announced by hank president, Anthony D. Sehoberl. Ms. Angione is responsible for the advertising, marketing and promotional activities of .Franklin State Bank. A graduate of New York schools, Ms. Angione has attended American Institute of Banking courses on "Better Management of Your Human Assets," and "Marketing and Public Relations." She is a graduate of the New Jersey Bankers Association Public U.S.D.A. Cho~ce Boneleus Beef Belations and Marketing School. Judge treasurer of FSB = Thomas II, Judge has hecn has previously served ns appointed an assistant uctlng inanoger of that office. treasurer of the Franklin State A graduate of Franklin High ltsnk, aa announced hy bank Sehaol, Mr, Judge is presently president, Anthony D. attending Itutgers University, Sehnhorl, Mr, Jndgo, who was lie Is u U,S, Army veteran, recently nppolnted branch Mr, Judge rnaldes In North manager nf the Millstone Ih’unswlekwlthhlswlfe lCffle, * efllce ef Yrunklln Slate ltank, and the r tattgtter, Looking for a Place to hold a,., Wedding Sot;ittl F, vent Chtl~ l,’aeilitle Ihtlltit.al Meeting or lhtr Mitzvah I{oservttflons now bdng act:opted fitr The Knights of Columbus Hall Council fi051 :729.731 So, Main St, Manvlllg For Information ©all , 722-6190 or 722.6103 Under World’s Largest Round Tent HILLSEOROUGH 2 1 THURS, AUGUST HILLSnOROUGH JR, H,S, GROUNDS HILLSBOROUGH RESCUE SQUAD BUY TICKETS er~ 50 $1.75 NOW FROM ~’="" HILLSBOROUGH RESCUE SQUAD - IIILLSBOnOUGtl NAT, hANK - COnNEn STOnE~ NESIIANIC - LARRY LANES - AMY’S GENERAL STORE - tllLLSnOilOUnll AUTO PARTS $2~00 CIRCUS DAY PRICES $3-0"0 NO RE8ERVED 8EAT8 Foodtown Markets ,o. * ! ,, ROUND ROI$T m AmE U.S.D.A. 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