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PAGE2 THE FRANKLIN NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 3@,1958 , I Cookm Sale Begun i6 Me. Picked to Aid ....... Proceeds of the 1958 cookie BJuo Star District Scout Camsale o[ the HoriLan Valley Girl missioner Louis A. TuceJ of HiSs- Scout Counci], which wJ]] be borough has announced the ap- ~togod through next Thursd~V, P OlnL’nent of six new members will be used to finance the 0pclo his aloft, r~tlonoffoarsumm ..... pL PauiP, Merbach of Franklin A ~Dal of 105,0~0 boxes has Township h~s been named Assistbeen set for scouts now taking ant District Commi~ioner in orderL Cookies wilt be freshly charge of monthly Exploring baked tar distribution Feb. 20-24. Noundtables. RUNYON’S SUPER MARKET THE BUDGET SAVING SUPER MARKET c~m~s ,o ~of~t ,ro~ the .~e =~bo. o~ t~o s,a~ 550 Hamilton St. Free Parking Franklin Twp. are Saeajawea. Newton; Meken. ~l~ned to ~eia~ unl~ leaders J~ Neshanic; Shady Oaks, Johnson’s developing better prepares for OPEN LATE THURS. & FRL NITES TIL 9 P.M. Park, and Pine Wood. Spots. ~ub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Ex- ¯ wood. plorers throusk perLodis vi~itn- PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE Among the 15 women serving Lions and guidance of unit eom- are Mrs. Edward Oillum and New Neighborhood Commis Mrs. L J. Green of Franklin ~ioners Include Aldo Robbu and To,,vnshlp. etnthony C~trneva[e, for Bound Brook; Albert Frankl£n. for Raritan; Henry Poznnnski t0 serve .... .,n ind ..... CHICKENS I 4- ........ 45" In Semenset Hospital ann t5--A son, to Mr. & M,., I Dr. ¯ (,olhns " Appointed ’ * Edward Daniels of Route 3 - jTo Succeed ’ * ¯ ¯ Dr. Treece Jan .7 Adaugher ’ nM" & De W i ~ E Colhn~ will be Mrs ¯Robert Hat~sman of Middle- e~m. "zs~is an ba~h ~ ¯ ex cns on spee a] ¯ i i~t in cntomology nt the C~]]ege Iof Agireulture Rutgers Univerj SCHICKHAUS SKINLESS FRANKS ¯ , . . ¯ ¯ lb ¯ Veal 59¢1 ITALIAN Cutlets ... lb * 89¢1 With the PTAs ~ ~.t.,,. ~rc wm ~ece~d D~. nobort z ELIZAS~TH AVENUE " Tre~c ~inR ’ Mich., who plans received to do bachelor ~eseareh and Final plans far C~d]dntc~ Ju ~.,ntomology, Night were made Monday at a Dr Coi][ns n native of Lan meeting oi" the executive board EtlLER’S COFFEE ** * ** * * * A~[illd$ 16og, ~.~,~, csI ofElizabothA ..... SChonlP~’A master degrees f~m Miehigan in ~he home of Mrs. Harry Yah Sta, O ~iveisity and a doctor of ehy~hyn of Walnt~l Aven~a Can philosophy dogree froh~ Rutgers dld~ttes for the Board of Edueain 1954. He h~ta been r~edlca[ enlion will address the group WedtomoXogist at Port Derrick, Md. nesday at 9 p.m. In the school WESSON DEE MONTE 01L qltlRrt SJZO 59¢ After Mrs. Riebord Fisher exp 1~ i n e d the responsibility of ~,f 4~ 0~. CGII ,h ...... troop, lbo group voted to sup. ~rt any scout organization m SIX MILE RUN REFORMED PINEAPPLE JUICE 25¢ WH1TEHOUSE ]g. can APPLESAUCE 3 ~or 33,¢ Mrs. Michael Surma reported The Bible Study Group Will on dances held at the school+ meet tonight at 5 in the hom~ ~f Mr. & Mrs, F. Marvin Barnes FRANKLIN PARK ~! Elm Avenue. CAMPBELL’S Prior to ~onday’s meetln, o! CubPackIO0wlilm~tt ..... the PTA the group spent a hal~ vow at 7:30 p,m, in P hi l ] i p s hoax vl~ltlng classre~ms School Mrs William Stephenson PORK and During the meeting Augustu~ ~earsal ~Jl] direct Saturday the Cherub at lO Choir am ~nd :e Grykien, eTA advisor on Board the Junior Choir rehearsal LI~BEY~S vf Education matters, reported on oseboo*ho0ga* he*roo *0 0"°’nthe°hu*eh discussed the increase in trans- Sundny services wilt portntio~ costs for ’Middlehush at the 11 a.m. under Rev. the direetio Leonard J ..... pustvr. BEANS * * * * 16 O1~. ¢~1] 3 , , , ]ltr~e e&n ~X~oI~]S lot’ 33¢ fop 3 29¢ School children. Flowers for the service will be Ch~en to attend the County presented by Mrs, Albert De 80 count pk~$. Founders’ Day dinner in Somer Vries Sunday School classes will villa Inn Feb, 25 were Michael * * * * ¯ Bodnarlk and Russe]l Meree The precede I~eglnners the service and primary at 9:30 grades a,m, * public will he welcome at the will meal in Phfliip~ School. and dl ....... d tickets may be oh- the oth .... ill t~ined through’Mrs, William church, meet .in the Frozen - - - Foods Carkhuff of 304 WilLiams Street, Semerville, or Mrs It~tnk La The Junior ~md SenJor Cboll SAUERKRAUT 2 33 Ve~ oi 122 Main Street. South thin Endeavor SoeletJ. wilt meet MIX.EM and MATCH-EM Sunday at 9:30 p,m. for a pot. ¯ ¯ ¯ .4GEN BR.4ND . , ¯ Bound Brook. Toastmasi~r at the affair will luck Pay suo~r Bake* In Ot BeCkman the home Pmad. of M~s be Dr. Sampson O, Smith, next LEAF SPINACH se.~’~ols, MrI, l~hti]tp ~.. H~t~ The Junior You’,h Fellowship St.i* Frankl£n PTA superintendent president, will °f speak, MIDDLgBU’8" wlll meet ItEFO’Dthe in church Friday CHOPPED SPL~ACHBRoCCOLI pk~t, Guest apeaker ~tt Mondays at 7150 under the leadership ~f s~lJO~ WU MIss ]t~ity Sl]0si* Mr, & Mrs. Rober~ Greenlaw. CHOPPED 8 ’1 ,h. aa Saturday ,be w., ""* Her topic was ’rHepitng Children the Protestant Pariah ]n E.tst Grow Toward Resp~nslbJ]Ity." Harlem, New York City. Candidates Niiht will be held Sunday wilt be Youth Stmduy ne~t Thursday in the ~¢hool, in th~ =hm’ch, where i0 younger r au ro J ce ’ u ,ryr a’-" ¯ ,, ¯ [ . . . FRESH-CRISP ! GOOD LUCK ofwhere candid’re’ f°~ the B°ard members °g th’ e°n[reg’tt°ngdueatton will .pe.k will take eh.rge ~ th..err,oct, INFANT’8 CHIgIB~I~NING Sunday School will be at 914~ sPINACH CELEBItATED AT PARTY and a Senior Youth Fellowship .o,a ois. d..,h*.r.f. ..... **.. .,,, bo ., , .o both & Mrs, Mauro De Fee of Amweil in the church, e,~O ~11~ | R~ad Middlebush, was ehrBt~n The Conds~ry will meet Mon- 15 ’ i I MARGARINE 25 ed Sunday in St, Joseph~a d~y at 8 p,m, in the parsonaEe, I Rev, Steph~ Feel executive meetl~ of the Build- An aunt, Mrs lgllzaboth Cat~. lag Council at 8 p.m. in the lano of Mlddlebush. and an ~n- church, ¯ elo, William Kove Jr, of Man IUNGgTON "PltllUY’I~BBIAN MclNTOSH villi,, served as godparents. APPLES ,LARGE EGGS i I Farm Frmh-MLwd Colors the home of the parents was at- I~llow~ddp will m ¯ e t in the ~ lb. bag t~ [ ~l~lff~ DOZ* tended by relatJves from Mtm- chuech Saturday at I p,m, to devine, Middlobtzsh s.d Botmd part for * t~lr of the NOW ~I~M~ER’O]~ THE ttWA~EFE~ FOOD CORP." Brook, ¯ (Centhmed on P~O 11)
THD~DAY, JANUARYa0, IJ58 THR FRANKLZR NEWS PAGEg Senate Seat Sought IBy Rep. Ken, of N. J. RepreaentaRve Robert W. Kean o! ?~ivingston, serving his enlh term [11 Congress from NeW Jersey’s 12th District, ha; annuanced his candidacy fur the Republican nomlnatlon for U. S, ~’~H ~ Y@/~ ~@ D~,~ V Voters in Somerset County lhe vote went for the may be faced with a mOntlmen- Ro~lervl]le way, t~l q U ¯ s t [ 0 n come November MII~O[ ~4~UTHOUI~Nb,*. lllqltrl ALWAYS gtoetlon Day. H a few polRiele.~ The history of file Board have thelr sty the electorate preehalders In Somerset Is AN A@INlr NItMISY will have to decide R it dmlree filresRn£. Prior to 1921 there five freehoid.~rs to handle the shares now managed by file were 81 SachemS, one f~nl each manRIl~ttlty. Obviously, this ~Vhe~wer you and your family drive, one of three-man administrative unit, preyed to be an unwieldty situs. If the referendum does gel on Hun, and the shales Of state were ¯ ~he ballot, tt will be a one-bar- therewRh placed Ja file hands of reled inquiry’, "Shall the number a three-man unit. of Chosen Freeholders of Sam- In 1940, Somersel had Ihe stab erst, t County he inere~ed L’om u Jury powel, to increeae its board three to flve members?" Answer Io five membar~, but nothing "yL~" or "no." don~ about it. At [ha~ Hme the The qu~tlons that Wil{ not be Federal Census gave Somerset on the ball~t are the ones you 74,390 persons and ~he minimum Will flUd below: population inr a flvelman boat/d Does Somerset real~y need five was 70.000. men to run {Ls goveri~menta] at- In the 1950 CelI~US, 9emer~et falrs? name up wlth 99,e6d seals, but Is the work load of Messes, Van by filia time file IA~rislatore had Bop. Robert W. Kean coasted u Creese order, and Chus A minority member of the Cleat, Adams & Fether~tvn reall beeonting a burden? Somerset was held again to a three-man board, Before the House Ways & Means Commit. Will 15-minute Feiday ~eet- freeze was thawed Ja J~e 1954, tee, R0p. Keen is seeking the ings be’ made 0ny shorter ~f the the LegiSlature decreed that a poet held by Republican Senator ~. Alexander Smith, who is’not b3vs ¯ g~ some help? pop~lation of at legit lOfl.OOO Was IS Jl necessary ~or ~Oll/el*fat t feqnlrl~d fop n five-man board-- ;eekfilg r~-~leetiou, en~oy tho luxury of two more t~ atld $omerse~ was 94g short oi The ~rs~ RepubliCan in Cansalaries for part+time officials? | r e s s to introduoa legLs]ation the rain[mum, the II, 9. decennial This whole bmsiness of a pro CeSsna supotyfilg file dete’,’m[ll, lulling for major ~evisions and posed referendum for twefreeholderS digs deeply late .... extensio~ of ~he Social Seeur- a [nt*Rg#re. ity Rystem, Hop, Kean offered State Farm’s 9.009 agents and etoim repro. aenta~lvM Ja its eJose aa your telephone. "Phto vast claims network ae- sul~t you of"Hometown Service" nu m&tto;" where youT fancy takea you. Hsmis service~tu cande~ndou...when ¥ouemedism~t. i phRo~ophy OI government: Who Up hi the hills the ~OP wheels the amel’~dmeni, enacted by the mptlvates file leglsla~r--file c-+acade 1hat two more seats on the 80[h Income Congre~, tax allowance which increased for debays 1~ the bark room or the leg- the I~ard might let a Democrat Islatar’s own mind? Is tile leg- or two slip thcough, but uppm’pondents from $d00 to $800. ~ {slatar oceupyJ~ his high ~’o~l~ early {hey are ready to /aRe th.~ Now York City h~s bee~ called ARTHUR L a SKAAR Yoltr ~l~t~ FuFIII /[~@r[$ 900 S. Main St. RA 54713 Manville don merely to reflect the wlsh~ chance, of a segment of hLS eonstRueney, But again: Why did "Senates or should heae what he thinkl Forbes bOW to this snlall Is bes~ for his munieipadty, state weglnetit of the electorate, all proor nation and ~ot be eoncerned sumably Republicans? Senator about perk-barreling one dis- Forbes says that Democrats have the ~l~gal drug eupitel of the ~atiorn Wilh Syracuse and But- ;do JU’.~l J~ inlporlanCe. I~th IIn)m Mutual £utomolale Inaumnfil f, ompon~ I~l~*Ollk~--II.hn~rnll*. MIIMII their Jollied his I~epUbtkan friends In the request for this referendun~ Who asked foe ~hls referondur --bat he left their identities In ¯ -and ~+h~ ? Why nzusl , L a lhe dark¯ n[ the oleo.tel’ale he aaltod Upl) l~,l’ s u~sulnt, a referendmn gcl~ bl deelde n pnblil, quc~ti~n which on the ballot and is approved, is ~raethInj]y bel;Ig foJ~tod zJp~n’~,llefl ~h~i? ~](¯~ ~tl ~O~ ~zd(~ Iho voters? $12.000 to fl~,. budgH for free- Slab: Senator Malrolm 8 Forbes accepted the mandate of J ]~oldee ~alaries, u bmlch more dvHnn~ f£o" I~(i I~ Ol’e C~OUI~t~ v" aahaudfn] of pollltoal toader~ h I=~,nubiles, dt,s]~s, wastobaskets, the Sotuerset Illlis area and bur- phone bills, pencil sharpeners, rledly confirmed that he was and gasoline an d oil and repairs ready to introduce leKtttatlon for tho~e autos, Result: the tab ~. which w~uld place the five tree- for these two new characters holder question on the hnllim wvuld be up in the $2~,000-a-yeor Why Was ~enaIor Forbes th{~ a[ass, ~/ ~/~!’~ v.’oek sc~kiug tile assi~lanee of Why didn’t senator FOrbal do Guy. Me)nor to pu~h his enablba8 a little deep thaxkfil| abo.t BOmlegislation? Did he real/y ask et~et and ~eR~ue ~m-i~l~v~]e hlmseff if five h~eholder, are ! boys to play their me4*ble~ sloeneeded? Ifhcdld, hewouldre, wh~re? Ifll4~ad of two more ~llxn lhal no such ehal~ge i~ 1lee. !re~eh¢ldm to do very little work essary at this point and there- alld a~ about $~{,000 a y(utr, lore a re£erendar~ Is pule hokum. Senator Ferbq ndgbt ale his to- The basis toe the forbes move 9tomes to irlve the three Bees‘ appears to come tram R bit of holdel~l a hypo that would beget ~nument in the hills thtt that an leduatHal eonmmlsdun. area ks ~o~ rep~sented Off the Bottrd of Freeholders, nnd that One mare thotlghl: When the two more sea~ would allow for Legislature hike~ the n~tmber of a more equitable ~raphtcll freeholders, it’s customarY Io dl~elbntfiln of these fal) red roise ~h¢ salary Jevefil of a{? Leather rhaLrs in the Admlatt- these puhllc spirited men. trat ton Betiding. Who olhe]’ fila~ a [ew pvlJR" gf,~td{ 8PENT I~Y GROUP k" } Cans, end maybe Forbes, believes POR MEMORIAL PURPOSES t!,al the folks in Somerset HilLs The expenditure oi $1.941.8d e,’~ .nhubnY about not 19~7, WaS reported Yrlda3 1o the government [able? Twk~. 9~rd of Freeholders by the had Ihe ~+pm)z’tunity to seleet.Mr~ Some ~ot County MemoriaI Day ~OU sleep bette~ Just knowing it’s thel~e gh,anore [~.we of Basking Ridge, ]ommfltee. The comm/(tee eehut p~or Mrs¯ Rowe happened to !e/red an appropriation of Anent IV~8"OH ~y G [J~roortt p~O~’~ ~8 8~C/1 a ~OOff~ ~[~l. $2,- ¯ ~o ma~y peo~ple, an extra phone is The hundreds o~ slaps an extra ~-aooe~led ~’el bY the majority in HORSE CLUB pLANNED the)so lush acres. And last year RY YOUTHS OF AREA tb~ fox and hound set bed L~o Ypun~[siere interested In joingolden Rnpubllean opportunity ins a 4-H Club in h01~emanehip to ~qv~ the namlttatton to Bar- are invited to ~ttend a meetln~ n-edsvtne Mayor Ed Faulknar ~onizht In the Mulford home. well worth a fe w pennies a day just phone eave~ , . . make it an even for the protection it offers, greater barRain. To ord~¢ simply It’s go reauurin~ to know-- car yo~ Telephone B~ Ofl~ee. especial/ally at night--that thephone Anexteahoraep~one(waU ie bleary ~h* or ~able model) cosfil only.,. when he ran in the PrLmary Read and Blnrkwells Mill N~w 3~tlay Dell ’g~llThmUt ~lt4e~f against Bob Adams, But agabl R0nd,
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