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lhe Franklin NEWS.RECOrD
Somerset chess team ties for first place
draw 300 youngsters directorC°mmerce’Valley
Regionalof Hethe Of a
chamberiSAmeriehnalSo
Association University
cheerleaders ann " " twirler
Administrators and served as
mauers Anyone " interested in the group’s first national
The football season is a "no-cut" policy" possible. ¯ ’ ..... o the membershipehairman
helping out snotu~: go t .. - ’
already in full swing for This means that every child ~.=.~. ~,..1 -~ctiee field and ~v~r. t.aytna and his wife, the
members of Franklin will be given the opporutnity to ’"s"~::YY’. ~’~ " w k former Doris Welter of
:Township Pop Warner Ine participate in organized
they wm put you to or ¯ Semi-Annual Sale d
Occanport, have two children
:Nearly :~0 boys and girls have recreational football.
been practicing every week- Registration is still open to ~$’~$$$$$~’~’$$$$$$$$$~$$$~t
:day since the heginn ng of any Franklin resident, .Kindergarten.Nursery age 8- THE FARM " Groups SCHOOL .
¯ August.
13.
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’: Everyone who joined will he Interested children should .I.
:chleto participate asaplayer go to the high school field,
:cheerleader, or twirler in Monday through Friday, 6:30 I Established 1938 State License "~"
official Pop Warner ]unier to 8:30 p.m. Parents should
Working toward the fullest
league games in September. accompany their child to sign
development of the whole child.
I, Trar~portatlo. from certain areas Scholarships auaiiable .~ *
.- As a member of the Central the necessary papers and pay
’Jersey Pop Warner the $5 registration fee. ¯ X’ "
.Federation, the Franklin In order to supervise the ’l~
Call 609-921-8297
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league will pR three teams learge number of children who 4(" Ruth Cortelyou, Director ’ "3("
’~igainst local teams that partieipato, PopWurnerreliea Between Rt. 2 7 and Rocky lfill, on a Working Farm
belong in the same federation, on volunteer workers.
In addition, the Franklin Although they have a list of **************************
Jeague has set up its own enthusiatic people, they still
:federation. need football coaches
" Madeupof eight iatr~,maral
nosiness
equipmen,!,
manage
managers,
.ts.4ms it makesthepraetice of i s
Consolata Fathers
;fo CARE again
Thursday, August 21, 1975
, A weekloog gymnssticclinic Miss Chrystal Chollet
U, :~m,t. School
library na Aug. 29, at 8:30 p.m.
The entry fee is one dollar.
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The 1975 club championship
The Somerset Chess Club Were. Kenilworth 2.4.1; and Egan matches, held once a monthc bershlp In the United States tournament has been ten.
team finished the 1974-1975 Somerset 5-2-0; Grace Machinery 1-4-2, should contact the club Chess Federation is net tativelyscbeduledfarthe.lnst
Raritan Valley Chess League
of the Gymnastic Camp.
i: for central New Jersey girls Bridgewater West ltighSchool The clinic includes skill
:~ ages 8-18 began on Monday’atphysical education depart- instruction and practice on the
’,: Rutgers Preparatory School, meat directs the clinic. Coachbalaneeheam,unevan parallel
: Easton Avenue., Ap- Chollet is presently head in- bars, vaulting and floor
:: proximately 40 girls are structor at the Americanexereisns, In addition to the
:" par{iclpaling in this summerGymnastics Camp and has development of gymnastic
worked at the International skills, the wogram includes
ii program¯
!i Harry Laytonamed dean at Rutgers
NEW BRUNSWICK on expdnding the division’s After thewar he coordinated
tinrry S. baytan of -~ continuing professional the five off.campus university
Wellington Place has been education programs, centers for returning
promoted to associate dean of Mr. Layton joined the staff veterans. In 1952 he organized
the Rutgcrs University Ex- of Rutgera University during the New Brunswick extension
Lutheran (Perth Amhey) 5-2. The club team is in the President, Edgar Theimer or required,
seasuninatlefor first placeln 8; Atlantic Highlands 3-2-2; process of roorganlztag for the the tournament director, The chess club’s July speed weekroundOfofSeptember,the
four-roundTheswissfirst
the League’s consolation Sayrevllle 2-2-3; Union Car. coming season. Anyone Charles Aronowitz. Since the tournament, held July 29, was system event will start at 8
section. The final standings bide 3-3-1; Linden 2-4-I; wishing to participate in these-events are not rated, mere- won by "expert" Davld Burrls p.m,, on ’l~ceday, Sept. 23.
...... " "" with a score of 8zh- I/z’. Ills bid The final three rounds will he
for a perfect evening was, pinyedooSaturday, Sept. 2?,
spoiled in the final round when Prizes and other details will be
i Prep holding gymnastics for girls
he was drawfi by C. AronowRz. announced shortly.
A resident of North Brun- Thece will be no entry fee for
swick, Mr., Burris won this
..... year’s Somerset County
this tournament, but par.
general conuluoolng work to ~hamn~nn¢=hln h,,la ~. M.. I1
ticipatioo will be limiled to
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prepare the older girls for the ~.a ti,,ish~,d ’~.o..a . o,] members of the Somerset
fall s ~.,gh school gymnastic recently concluded Delaware Chess nationally Club. The rated event so will that be
cure,triton. ~ . . _ State Championship.
l~utgers rrepara¢oryp ...... ~’nnd rnlac~a ...m0n membership in the USCF will
ey we...’t .el
S~hh::]],. ~Wa:eriS:#eSe:~e~
t Ed Scheier for his 7-2 snore,wishing~lsu betorequired.j.oin the SomersetAny°ne
¯ so 1, P , Tied for third at 6-3 were Jerry Chess Club so as.to he able to
private day school, Berkswilz nament will and tak.e John place White. at lhe participate director in this tournament
The t next five-minute tour- should contact
, "at 249-4354.
the tournamen
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IIamiliton Stillwel[, division courses for the government- He was appointed an He was a co-founder of the HOURS: " . Next to Hillsb0ro Pharmacv RARITAN VALLEY FLYING
dean, in the overall ad- sponsored War Training assistant dean in 1953. In Raritan .Valley Adult
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Sunday, August 24, 11a.m, to 6 pan. Raindate August 31
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Testament today :, k Rending
:!:The religious education of Exodus
.lirogram, CARES (Consalata Fr. Lucian Mattni, I,M.C.
,’Adult Religious Educationwill lecture, followed by a
Sories), offered by the Con-coffee-break and group
solata Fathers on Rt. 27, will discussion.
resume t ls fall on September .. Fr. Mat!ni, ~: .h.olds ,Mas?rt~
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ongoing renewal n tie life of Tooueaunnelor registration
’tile Church’ to stimulate the is August 20. For further In-
:grnwth iu Christian ex- formation, contact tim Con-
:pcrienco, anti to answer sniata Fathers at (20t) 2~7-
:questions people may have 9191.
:iheen afraid to ask.
’?horn ’,viii he two courses, ;~ .... g ........ ..... ..’ .., ..... v ....
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