T oFranklin news-recorD

Thursday, Apgast 21,197;3 The Franklin NEwSRECORD
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Fair fun
Bobby and Henry Valone and Frank Davis of Franklin
got a chance to try out some tractors at the Somerset County4-H fair in Bridgewater last week.
(Ken Shulack photo)
Millstone resident awarded fellowship
. PISCATAWAY--N. Ronald
I Morris, M.D., of Millstone,
: professor of pharmacology at
I the Rutgers Medical School of
!the College of Medicine and
¯ Dentistry of New Jresey.
: (CMDNJ), has been awarded
Bank
offers
,i dividend
Due to Franklin State
Bank’s growth in earnings, the
bank’s beard of directors has
dcclm’ed a 25 cents per share
i cash dividend to all
:stockholders of record as of
Aug. 27, 1975, stated bank
. president Anthony D.
Schobcrl.
The dividend, declared at
the Aug. 12 board meeting, will
be payable Sept. 8, 1975.
a senior fellowship by the
Fogarty International Center
of the National Institutes of
Itoalth to conduct research at
the Medical Research Council
Laboratory of Molecular
Biology, University
Postgraduate Medical School,
Cambridge, England.
Dr:Morris is widely known
as an expert on DNA
methylation and has published
more than two dozen scientific
Pop Warner,target ....
of Jaycee funds
macology at Yale, and then at professor of pharmacology at"
Uppsala University, Sweden. YaWs medicalschool and was
His subsequent research has a scholar incancer research of
been supported by the the American Cancer research
American Cancer Society, the of ’the American Cancer
U.S.PuhlicHealthSarviceand Society before joining the
the National Science Foun- facultyof theCMDNJ-Rutgers
datien.
Medical School, in Piscataway
The physician-scientist, who in 1067.
also holds a degree in zoology
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EAR PIERCING
ofpapcrs in that and otber areaSmolecular biology. IIIItIWN I.I,:AVES
The Fogarty fellowship If you’ve noticed the loaves ?CLINIC
gives faculty members of U.S.
medical, dental, osteopathy
and public health schools an
opportunity to work with
colleagues abroad,
A 1059 graduate of Yale
University’s School of
Medicine, Dr. Morris conof
your trees suddenly turning
brown it’s probably due to
excessive rain followed by
extremely hot weather. The
trees most affected are those
planted during the last three
or four years, says Dave
llousten, Somerset County
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924-7040
19SNassauSt.,Prlncefon, NJ.
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tinued his education as a post- horticulturist. - :::::;:.::::::::::::::::
doctoral fellow in phar-
The Franklin Township
Jaycdcs announced the major
beneficiaries of the Jaycee
Classic football game ticket
sales this week.
Paul t~oldberg, ticket
chairman, said "We have
made major commitments to
out, but we do have some
excellent six dollar seats left."
The game, between the New
York Giants and the Super
Bowl Champion Pittsburgh
Steelers, is set for Aug. 30 at
Princeton Stadium. "We’ve
also been awarded some
’bleacher seats’ hy the state
Camp Jaycee, which is committee because of the
dedicated for use hy New outstanding support we have
Jersey’s mentally retarded had in our community for the
children, .and tie local Pop game" added Mr. Goldberg,
Warner organization. Wc
expect to meet those com-
"and we will be giving these
seats to community civic and
mitments with the help of clmrilahle organizations next
substantial ticket sales In the week," Tickets can he par-
next two weeks. Our twelve chnscd from Mr. Goldherg at
, dollar seats ar
0
virtually sold 246.4242,
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Library schedules final summerprogram
A closing program for The deadline for entries in needays at 10:30 a.m. for pro- visiting the library at 935 of Septcm~r.
children.participating in the the art contest is Thursday, schoolers ages three and one. tlamilton Street or by
"Wizard of Oz" art contest Aug. 28, at 3:00 p.m. All en- half to five, Wednesdays at telephoning the library at 545and
all summer reading triesmust involve a character 11:15 a.m. for pre-schoolers 8032 during the first two weeks
programs of the Franklin or scene from "The Wizard of ages three and one-half to five,
Township Public Library will Oz" but may be in any and Wednesdays at 1 p.m. for
be held on Friday; Aug. 29, at medium or art form. kindergartener’s ages five and
II a.m. at the library, 935 Registration for the older. Also, Thursdays at 10:50
Itamilton Street. Certificates library’s fall program of story a.m. for pre.schoolers ages
and prizes for various ac- time will take place during the three and one-half to five and
tivitias will he awarded, first two weeks of September. Thursdays at 11:15 a.m. for
The program will begin the kindargartcners ages five and
Temple
week of Sept. 15 and run older.
through the middle of The programs conducted by
holding
December.
the children’s librarian, Chris
Five ½ hour sessions Wilson, are open to all
tea
featuring stories, songs, township children between the
simple games, and finger ages of three and one-halt to
There will he a memhershiplays
will be held eech week at five. Pre-registralion is
tea for potential mem~rs of the following times: Wed-. required and may be made by
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El, Amwell Road Invitations Serving Hillsborough & Vicinity
have been sent to attend the
tea to he held at the home of
Mrs. Robert Lager, on Wednesday,
Aug. 27, at 8:30 p.m.
Mrs. Irwin Wistreich is the
current president of the
Sisterhood.
If anyone is interested in
attending the membership tea
or learning more of the
organization, call the chairman,
Mrs. Gary Resenthal, at
249-6289,
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