T"°Frank'lin News-recorD

Thursday. March 24, 1977 l he Franklin NEWS’RECORD ] 3-~
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MEMBERS OF the St. Matthias Parochial cheering squad, Biddy
Division, are: (front row) Beth Rowan, Elaine Pacilio and Kate
Geoghan. Middle row: Nancy Hunt, Mary Kelly, Karen Brown,
Barbara Collins end Kin Reminsovsky. Back row: Mary Alice
Fischer, Cathy Moreetis, Mary Bayer, Janice Forrester and
Maureen McCarthy.
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REPRESENTING St. Matthias in the senior cheerleading division
are: (front row) Eleanora Ke)ly, Adrienne Saladini, Irene Dolan
and Ann Sympson. Middle row: Lisa Juzwiak, Michelle Dixon,
Denise Brand and Shirley Petrie. Back row: Kelly Burke, Christine
Loboda, Kathy Sellinger, Susan Teevan and Anne Collins.
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Cheerleaders take awards
The Somerset County "CYO
Cheerleadlng Squads held
their annual tournament at
Christ the King School in
Manville.
Represented were 17 squads
in the Biddy, Junior and Senior
Divisions from Immaculate
Coneeptlon, Semervtlle; Our
Lady of Mount Virgin, Middlesex;
Christ the King,
Manville; Sacred" Heart of
Manville and South Plainfield;
St. James, Basking Ridge; St.
Johns, Dunellen; St. Matthias
Parish and Parochial,
Somerset.
In the Biddy division, first
place went to St. Matthias
Parochial, second to Sacred
Heart (South Plainfield) and
third to Immaculate Conception.
St. James, St. Matthias
Parish and Sacred Heart
(South Plainfield) took first,
second, and third places,
respectively, in the Junior
Division. In the Senior
Division, St. Matthias took
first place, while Our Lady of
76ers take first
obituary
Steven Dunn
Buying Silver and
Gold Coins
Dimes
Quarters
Halts
Silver Dollars
Highest prices paid.for
Rare Coins and Currency
Buying Silver Coins
1964 and Before, Paying 3 Times Face
Buying Gold Coins
Services for Steven G. Dunn,
27, who was found dead in his
home at 3-G Franklin Greens,
Somerset section, last Wednesday,
were held Friday in
the Six Mile Run Reformed
Church, Kendall Park section
of South Brunswick.
Mr. Dune was born in
Somerville and was a resident
of Franklin most of his life. He
was a patrolman with the
Franklin Township Police
Department for the past three
years.
Survivors are his father,
Vance P.; his mother, Mrs.
Anne Irvin of Osceola Mills,
Pa.; two sons, Steven G. and
Brian, both of Edison; three
brothers, and one sister.
Burial was held tl a.m.
Saturday at Umbria
Cemetery, Osceala Mills, Pa.
30¢ ea.
75¢ ea.
$1.50 ea.
$3.50 ea. and up_
$1 Gold Pieces ...... $80 and up
$2.50 Gold Pieces $60 and up
$3 Gold Pieces $175 and up
$5 Gold Pieces $60 and up
$10 Gold Pieces $90 and up
$20 Gold Pieces ......
$170 and up
The coin.~ don’t need to be new, but they should not be damaged¯
As of Monday, April 4th
Bill Pullen Inc.
will be located at
20 Nassau Street as t~e
Princeton Coin Exchange
Bill Pullen, Inc.
at the Collector’s LTallery
ft. 130 and 526, Robbinsville, 609-259-9400 or 3500
Hours Tues. thru Sat. 10-5 P.M.
CARD OF
THANKS
We wish to thank our friends,
neighbors and relatives for their
kindness shown and sympathy
extended af the time of the
death of our beloved wife and
mother, Dorothy B, Kengan,
Special thanks to those who
sent cards, flowers, spiritual
bouquets, food and donations
or aided in any way during our
bereavement.
Kraft on
dean’s list
Mount Virgin won second. Paul Richard Kraft of 20
A spoclal award, Miss Yell, EversreenRoadwasnamed to
was given to one girl in each the fall semester dean’s list at
division for outstanding ability Villanova University.
as a cheerleader. Elaine
Pacllio of St. Matthias
Parochial wen the award in
the Biddy Division, while Kris
Ksepka of St. Matthlas Parish
wen in the Junior Division and
Jane Mastrull took the award
in the Senior Division.
All trophies will be given out
at the Communion Breakfast
to be held April 24 at the
V.F.W. Hall in Manville.
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Regular season play ended week of regular season play
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termediate Basketball
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Division defeating the Lakers East W L
46-43. High scorers for the 76ors 7 1
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Going into the final game in
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