The Franklin NEWS-RECORD

~. "PAGE TWO THUKSDAY, JULY I, 1971
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Annual Summer Band
Program Starts July 6
Korea Melick, (above), an 8th grade student at Sampson Smith
.’ School, Somerset, has been awarded the 8th grade musicianship John Vaughan
prize for outstanding achievement in instrumental music. Carla
Goldberg was the 7th grade musicianship award winner. Both girls Is Promoted
. were selected to the albstate intermediate band. The awards were
NEW BI{UNSWICK -- John F.
:. announced by Jack Pirone, director of music for the FranklinVaughan
of Middlebush has been
school system.
named director of purchasing at
tile Chicopee Manufacturing
Company. textile affiliate of
Johnson & Johnson.
, ABIS Students With Chieopee for 32 years, Mr.
Vaughan has served as assistaot
purchasing agent in the New
Brunswick office since t967.
Receive Awards Previously, he had been purchasing
agent at tile Chieepee,
At tile recent commencemento tile follwoiag Student CouncilMass..
phmt,
exercises at tile Alexander officers: Mark Gaze, Active in community affairs,
Bateho Intermediate School, president: Donna Duffala, vice Mr. Vaughau has served as in-
Manville, awards were president: Claire Phillips, dustrial chairman of Middlesex
:. presenled to the .followingsecretary, and Susan Kita, County’s Cancer Crusade,’
students for contributionstreasurer. Awards also went to
. made to the school: Student Council represen- A native nf Holyoke, Mass., Mr.
Sloven Adams, Wade tatives Judy Pedorczyk, Diane Vaughan is married to the former
Piscadlo. Theodore Frazier, Duffala. Kenueth Shulaek, Mary Gall Sheehan, also of
Robert Bowman. Robert Andrea Kelco, and Debbie tlolyoke. The Vaughans and their
Maokowski. Steven Susko, .Kurnec.
two daughters live at 17 Oleett St.
Daniel Orlik. nod Michael
Gada. all members of the "’Rat
Patrol" which performs the Miss Patrick Writes
necessary function of keeping
order in the school.
Kathlcen Keegan. CynthiaPrize
Winning Essay
.. Loogo. Diane Duffala, Lorene
¯ . Harvey. Dorothy Hull, Andrea
Miss Kathleen Patrick of 325 subject "Why Should We Be
, Szymanski, Marjorie Grecco,
Fucillo Street, Manville, won
, Michelle Whalen, and Nancy
Kind To Animals?" was
, Pawlowski; ABIS office girls.
first prize in an essay contest ¯ awarded first prize in the tenth
sponsored by the New Jersey to twelfth grade classification.
" Patticia Fanicase, branch of the Humane Society. Tile llumane Society’s
’ Rosemary Itenkel. Pamela Miss patrick’s essay on the selection committee said that
Sobol, Nancy Cosimo, Clara
Miss Patrick’s essay expressed
. Weston. and Brenda Beckman, I’:AIt NS VI,’W AWARI) "a real concern and com-
health office aides.
passion for all animals, and the
Debra Demko, Virginia MANVILLE-- Mrs. George knowledge that life is as
- Jerlinski, Violet Fedorczyk,hh~dzelcwski, president of the precious to them as it is to us."
.f Gall Klimovich, and Nell Thomas J. Kavanaug~h VFW’
¯ Maraca: library aides. Pust’s Ladies Auxiliary, received I’AItSONS t’OI,III’:GF GRAD’
JohnFobes, TeklaPerry, and Ihe All American President’s
CalvinWynn; innovators of the award at the annual VFW coo- FAIRFIELD. IOWA -- Charles
school’s first newspaper vcotion held last week in Wild-M.
V:mderpool of Somerset has
: T.N.T., (Tomorrow’s News wood. Mrs. Modzelewski also was hecn graduated from Parsons
Today). presented with a travel alarmCollege
with a bachelor’s degree
Aw,ards were also presentedclock.
in political science.
This is our annual Fourth of July reminder of the prohibitions of
State Fireworks Law.
This law prohibits the sale, exposure for sale, use distribution or
The annual summer band coordinator Anthony possession of fireworks in this state with certain exceptions. The Two new appointmeets to the previously employed by the~
program sponsored by the Doganieri, will begin on exceptions are as follows:
Franklin Township municipalPlainfield
Department of Social
Manville Beard of Education Tuesday, July 6 at 9 a.m. in the I. The display of fireworks is allowed by municipalities, reli-
staff have been announced by Welfare as a social caseworker.
and directed by school music Manville High School music gious, fraternal or civic organizations, fair associations, amusement
Township Manager Charles
room. Classes will be held daily parks or others if a permit has been issued by the municipality with
Burger.
I,’lIS GRAD TO SING
for five weeks ending Friday, the approval of the chiefs of police and fire departments. tlarold D. Sursa, a retired army
Aug. 6.
TRENTON -- Marie Ellen
2, Paper caps which contain less than .20 grains of explosive
All enrolled students will
officer, is the new townshipOrlick.
18, a 1971 graduate of
mixture per cap may lawfully he sold and used.
receive daily instructions in
engioeer, replacing WilliamFranklin
High, who lives on
3, The sale, possession or use of fireworks for agricultural pur-
instruments and are grouped
Ma~zy. who retired. Mr. SursaFordham
Road in Somerset, will
poses is allowed if a permit has been issued by the Commissioner of
according to their abilities,
holds degrees from Texas A & M, perform original folk songs at the
beginners, intermediate, or
Labor and Industry or County Agricultural Agent,
Texas Tech, and the University of N.J. State Museum auditorium on ’
advanced.
4, Transportation of fireworks is allowed if the vehicle is plac- Oklahoma. His most recent Wednesday, July 7 at Noon.
The course offerings include
arded and otherwise protected in accordance with R,S, 21:2.31 for position was assistant to the
group lessons, concert band, the following kinds of shipment only:
president of tile Electric Power TllANK YOU
SOMERSET -- The deadline for outdoor music marching A. Shipment out of the State, b. shipment to a fireworksCorporation
in Okinawa.
applications for the Franklin routines, and dance band. manufacturing plant, e. Shipment within the State in connection
Township golf tourney has been
William H. Young is the new
MANVILLE - The local TOPS
Tuition for the summer with a public display for which a permit has been issued by the
¢Take Off Pounds Sensibly)
extended to Tuesday, July 5.
township welfare director,
)rogram is $15 and all in- municipality, d. The sale, possession and use of sparklers are a ’ replacing Robert Johnston wile Chapter wishes to thank all thosed
The tourney will take place at terestedstudcntsmayenrollby violationofthelaw, r,~i~,n~l
’ who helped to make the
Spooky Brook Golf Course, reporting to the high school
AndrewSimtack ....
Cnloni:d Park. East Millstone.
Mr.° .... Young ts’ a graduate of organization’s, recent Bake Sale a
music room on July 6 at 9 a.m.
ChlezofPouceBloomHcld College, and was success,
Players will he given ten days to
schedule their matches, which
may be played as one 18-hole
game or two nine - hole matches.
The entry fee is $2. Applications
may be obtained from the director
FITOREo,~.HOUR$i 1,AT~ Stock’-up for the
of parks and recreation at the
Frnnklin Township Municipal I 1llkll[O]Oi II THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Building. Middlebush.
’Tourney
Deadline
July 5
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