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VOL. 15, NO. 26 The Frankln NEwS-RECORD Entered second lmm mllet on July S, 1961 t ~. t o., Om~. ~ so,,.,..t,,.,,j.,..,. SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY 08873, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 109 per copy Meet Tre Class Of 70 Jance Elzabeth Adknson Dense Carol Adragna Cecla Aerstn Margaret Ann Alexandersen Karen D.

1 VOL. 15, NO. 26 The Frankln NEwS-RECORD Entered second lmm mllet on July S, 1961 t ~. t o., Om~. ~ so,,.,..t,,.,,j.,..,. SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY 08873, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, per copy Meet Tre Class Of 70 Jance Elzabeth Adknson Dense Carol Adragna Cecla Aerstn Margaret Ann Alexandersen Karen D. Baker Lnda Danne Belal Serna Baumander Blle-Jean Bayless Beverly Joyee Belton Saundra Legh Benton Emnaa Berres Carol Susan Bestenye Shrley Jan Befeldt Stephane Lynn Belsk Ellen Frances Black Eleanor telcn Bode Marjore Jo Bowman... - Kathy Anne Brennan Glora )orolhy Brogan Rose Mchelle Busecha Cyntha Beth Carrel Gall Mare Carler P,mwla Lynn Cermnaro Nelly sabel Chavez Martha Ellen Cleveland larhara Louella ( oleman Hane Flzabcth Coleman Sarah Maureen ( ondt Susan Ann Csrke Kalhleen l):de Cuddy Do,me Jean Dakn Lsa Mare Danehen Judth Carolyn Dayton Fayc vy )elon Mchelle Jeanne DFerdnando Mary )lorenzo Debor~dl Elzabeth DSprto Su.~ln Ann l)rcs.~l Anne Mare Fdwards Nancy Ann l-glewsk Lnda Anne Eksten Janet Mary Endrzz Cyntha Jll E.noch Theodore Kathaleen Farkat Nancy Ada l:erraro Ann McDonald Fochtmann Sharon Ann Fordham Elena Gertruds :ostcr Llle Belle Foy Flcen Louse Francs Suzanne Lynn Freebarg Mame Ann (;arrctt Susan Arlene (_;artner Jotephne Angels Glee Patrca Margaret Goetz.Lnda lelen (;olaszcwsk l.ugcnc % ~ arson Stlvdanl Jan Andre S,,warc )enn.,, Joseph fangolc.~ Barry l.co Taub Edward Davd Thonlason Lnzc Fowns. Jr. Robert Ru,;sell Tr:.phagen flealh R. l laver Raynlolltl J. "lruszkow~,k, Jr. Mchael Joseph Tufarcllo Rchard Lee Tyus R. Alan Upshaw Jeffrey Lee V:mder Weal Kcvn Davd Van Dyke Leon Vnson Davd Malthew Voorhees Lawrence Edward Walton Andrea Jolne Pembcrton Joan Kathleen Petose Helen Dane Petrjck Jessyca Valere Peroth Mchelle Ann Pnhero Mara Pontus Zena Pontus Carol Ann Prentce Janet Ann Quaglano Ruth Anne Rayner Jans Lee Rebbel Jeanne Mare Reed Mary Elzabeth Remson June Doloret Resta Walls Esbell Reyes Sl~ aron Lee Rccard Rotemary Barbara Rchter Joyce Mare Robnson Cyntha Jane Rockhll Eleen Lesle Rojack Stephane Mara Salcos Robyn Donna Sander Joane Mac Sanders Carol Ann Schmon Wendy Joy Schnatter Dane Joyce Scott Sandra Sue Sebastan Karen Lee Sellers Jance Anne Sframel Dane Mare Shanty Mara Jan Shedden Lnda Ann Sko Mary Elzabeth Sollner Elane Louse Sorensen Patrca Elane Spvey Dana Vctoxa Stark Jennfer Madelne Startle Elzabethann Jance Stllman Janet rs Sutsman Lnda Jean Szabo Chrstne Mare Szlagy Deborah Mary Testa Mram Margaret Thereat Marcella Thompson.~ana Lee Tppett Renee Dorothy Tomasck Dorothy Madelne Tooln Angels Helen Toth Lnda Vernell Travs Carol Ann Ubry Lnda E. Vanderheggen Dorothy Lynn Varvars Kathy J. Warshaw Wendy Mare Wasson Pamela Jean Wetzel Penny Louse Wheatley Conne Elane Whte Allson Mare Wllard Judth Lynne Wlson Catherne Elzabeth Wolf Dane L. Wolfe Jeanne Mare Yager Jean Mare Yazger Frances Elane Hack Mary Anne Hancoeks Lnda Sue Harrs Dorothy Jane Haskns Lnda Mare Helmstetter Hlary George Hemmng Clauda Louse Hggns Rose Mare Hll Marcel Cherre Heft Lnda Elzabeth ltoffman Dane Else Hooper Rares Margaret Horvath Carol Jane lngebrand Cheryl Ann James Susan Mary Jatkula Kathy Prancer Jolly Joan Ann Joyce Helen Rose Kagds Louse Ellen Kalechsten Janet Annette Keller Jane! Kathleen Knln Marjore Ellen Krk Patrca Ann Knght Nelle Ann Kowalchuck Kathleen Kraft Rebecca Jane Kronck Suzanna Hope Langan Deborah Lynn Lattmore Lnda Jean Mayes Patrca Ann McCourt Katheryn Louse Mclntosh Judth Margaret McKeon Gerarda McLaughln Dense Melck Lnda Sherrll Melck Joyce Marlene Metz Barbara Jean Mckelsen Ellen Matte Mlons Dense Yvonne Moody Deborah Ann Mooney Mary Theresa Moore June Muller Joyce Elane Mutter Ellen Los Naman Elzabeth Rose Nash Karen Lynn Nelsen Dolores Nmo Janet Ann Nxon Judth Dense Nye Mara Okopny (Leuser) Marts Lzabeth Ottergrcn Lnda Mare Patrz Debra Ellen Pearl Elzabeth Martha Peleskey Margaret Mary Gomct Vctora Jean Gonzalez Clauda Ann Gordon Kathleen Louse Gost Lnda Kay Goss Jo Ellen Greene Rebecca Lee Gregore Bonn Mare Groff Joseph Aaams Brooke Tee Allen Kenneth Walter Allen Robert Ray Anderson John Wllam Bard, Jr. Allen C. Barren Robert Anthony Bazn Wllam Anthony Beach Roger Lee Beah Wllam Glen Belloff l.eroy Belton Jack Vctor Benzlo Glennltoward Purtley Wllam Bela Puskas Robert Wllam Racz Denns Reynolds Neal :rancs Rpley Ulysses George Roberts Fred Douglas Rogers, Jr. Kenneth. Ruth 1. V. Ruffn Edwn Ken Sakayama John. Sdopek Lous Paul Salvaggo Percy V. Sanders. Jr. James Leonard Scales Frank Thonlas Schhzz. Jr. Bela Laszlo Schmdt van Andrew Sedneff Andrew Joseph Serem Larry Arthur Shenman Glen Edg:trd Snnmonds Peter Paul Gyengo Leonard Nts Halvorsen Robert Mchael Hancock Clfford Harrs Lester G. Harrs. Jr. Paul F. Havcy Douglas Charles Hendrckson Thomas Walter Herrman Brant Wllam Hnds Lorentz Robert Hnrehsen Rm Alan Hoffman Wllam Arthur Holmes, Jr. Jeffrey Earl llooper Gregory Jonathan toward Joseph Peter laeono Bruce Lee Jaekton George Wllam Jackson James Mlton Jenkns Joseph Rchard Jenkns Chester Denns Jones Robert Earl Jones, Jr. James Anthony Jusewck Alan Mtchell Kadn ll. Austn Kelly Rchard Bruce Kng Raymond tenry Kss Donna Lazorehak Mary Beth Lech Jacquelne LeMay Dane Ruth Leonovch Susan Ann Lvak Mary Ann Loves Kenneth Smck l-ugcne Attla Joseph Somogy Susan Anne MacKenze Roy Joseph Stephens Robert Vncent Stewart Anna Mar:t Marten John Stg Maranne Mason Douglas Kenneth StrtJble Pamela Ann Mason Charles Austn Suydam Wllam Arthur Booker Kevn Tmothy Bettnger Ron;dd James Branham Jeffery Jamet Beverdge Edward Breese Rchard Alan Brkland Kenneth Charles Brensnger Alexander Anton Blest Robert Santuel Brkal Erc Blocker Cecl larrdell Broadnax, Jr. Manuel Byrd Albert Edward Campbell Denns Beft Carney Edward Thomas Casper l)anny Ray Channel Wllam Edward Chapplla Edward Maron Chase rll,f Gary Thomas Chalfeld "~f:z ~: Wllam Kenneth Cr:mdle Wllam Antheny Cseh Tholnas John Carran Waller NOrlllan l)awton Wllam "rerrencc Raphael Devln Danel Ralph DeWaters, Jr. Rchard Martn Dabo Charles Auguttnc Damond Raymond Danel Dchl Ncholat Vctor Doszeghy James Erancs Doherty John Joseph Pace Steven Ncholas Pagano Mchael Anthony Paun Gregory Paul Pavlcs Joseph Peaces Frank James Perr Wendell Leon Phllps Randolph Petr Wllam Edward Place James Alvn Prescott Charles T. Proctor Danel Prutt Gary Scott Ptota Mchael Douglas Watson Frederck Weber Rchard Edward Wear Charles Douglas Welty James Henry Whte Herman Antes Weser, Jr. Bruce Davd Wolf Bruce Clark Welfare Robert. Zahorak George Paul Zmte Robert Jo~ph Zvolentky Robert Lous Facchn Lous Frank Fatulo Mchael John Francs Nell Fredman Robert Edward Frschkorn Frederck Charles Fry James Gallon, Jr. Frank Edward Gerace Lyle Davd Gerber L. Paul Gerencser Thomas Frederck Gessner Edde Lee Gbson Mchael Joseph Graham Gary Vncent Greals Mark Kee Grggs Gregory Arthur Gusss Francs Chester Guzk Robert Whtlock )unn Wayne Thonms Durett Robert Wllam E:tston Ncholas Koltay Ravn Karl Roper Jamet Rchard Kronhent Robert John Kuncewtch Joseph Wll:mt Lane George rhonlat k:mzarol ta l)t,n;,d Latlcrlnan Kenneth Crag Laudado R,~her! James Lautenschlager Zoll:lll Peter Lelkes Maurce LeMay John Charles Lvak Robert Allan Locke Gary Bruce Lochle Alfred Wllam Long Mchael Malncs Joseph John Marne Robert Wllam McCoy Peter Muarry McDade Robert John McGll Thontat A. McGll Glenn Thomas Maran Brace Rex Merrll John Ncholat Merrnlan James Kenneth Meseroll Odell Kngston Mckcns Mchael Joseph Mcucc Clyde Douglas Mller Vto Anthony Mstretta Edward John Mockovack James John Moore Erc Mchael Morrs John F.dward Murawtk Hurley Leon Myert Stephen Mchael Nazar Gary Nesbtt Alexander Nesenjuk Donate Jacob Neman Mark Joseph Nordhaus Lesle O Connor Chrstopher Joseph Ofsk Rchard M. O Hara Bohdan Orchowtky Joseph Chrstopher Abate Roger Frank Ablett Lous Andrew Abramo Gregory Paul Adams Peter Dozenko Dennt Stanley Dacha. Polluton Code Planned An ar polluton control ordnance wll be ntroduced tonght by the Frankln Townshp Councl. The measure wll prohbt "open burnng," dark fuel smoke emssons, the emsson of vsble partcles from ncnerators and the creaton of detectble odors. t provdes rules for nspectons of possble offendng stes, and authorzes the townshp health offcer to obtan search warrants f needed. The proposed ar polluton code does not defne the possble penaltes for volaton of ts provsons. Three publc hearngs are scheduled tonght. The frst s on a bondng ordnance appropratng $772,000 to fnance the frst phase of the townshlp s ten-year road mprovement program. The second hearng s on the polce salary ordnance, whch establshes a sx-step scale of $8,014-$10,017 for a patrolman, a smlar range for detectves, sergeants, leutenants and captans, and up to $12,243- $14,246 for the polce chef. The thrd publc hearng s on the desgnaton of a prevously unnamed street n Kngston as Sycamore Place. The street runs off of Laurel Avenue and has twohouses on t. The councl wll also ntroduce a taxcab ordnance whch prohbts cabs from standng wthn 15 feet of the entrance to a ralroad staton, theater, hotel, restaurant or other publc place, nor wthn 25 feet of a crosswalk or fre hydrant. Nne resolutons are on the agenda, ncludng one whch authorzes the payment of $22,500 to the Mazza famly, n settlement of ltgaton agans the townshp n Two Students For School Leaflet Two students at Samps, Smth ntermedtateschool were suspended last week after they dstrlhuted leaflets n the lobby and corrdors n volaton of school polcy. Prncpal John Florkewcz took the acton last Thursday when the two students refused hs request to cease mad desst n dstrbutng the leaflets. The one-page leaflet, wrtten by the students, Dehra Heflln, 13,. of 16 Glfford Road, Somerset and an 8th grade boy whoasked not to be dentfed, questoned the value of the Board of Educaton s proposed new dress code, whch wll be voted on at the July 20 meetng. The dress code states that students "should wear clothng whch s neat, clean, consstent wth standards of health and safety, and s not dsruptve to school actvty." The second paragraph of the proposed code states "students Resdent Gets Rutgers Post NEW BRUNSWCK--Dr. Jessle C. Hartllne has been apponted to the newly createdpostlon of assocate dean for nstructon n Unversty College, the adult, degree=granngdvson of Rutgers Unversty. Dr. Hartllne, an assstant professor economcs n Unversty College and a thess examner for the Stoner Graduate School of Bankng at Rutgers, has a broad and vared background n educaton and busness. A graduate of the Unversty of Maryland, Mrs. Hartlne earned a Master of Busness Admnstraton at New York Unversty n 1960 and a Ph.D. n economcs at Rutgers n Dr. Hartllne wrote her doctoral thess at Rutgers on "A Study of the Captal Market for Student Debt Fnancng of Hgher Educaton." Mr. and Mrs. Hartlne and ther two chldren make ther home at 41 Appleman Rd, n Somerset. Sea & Sk Won t Be On Easton Avenue The Frankln Board of Ad- Justment has dened a varance request to construct a model home on Easton Avenue. Rchard Felnberg, a representatve of Sea & Sk Homes, had sought permsson to buld a model home and offce on Easton Avenue n order to attract potental customers travelng from the metropoltan areas to the l: ocono Mountan resorts. The model home would resemble resort dwellngs whch the company specalzes n; there were no plans to construct any other Sea &Sk homes n Frankln. The board dened the applcaton "because the company has faled to prove that a need for such a buldng exsts." n another decson, the board granted permsson to construct a small apartment to Joseph Held, a wholesale florst who resdes on Elzabeth Avenue, East Mllstone, Mr. Held testfed that hs greenhouses needed constant supervson, and that he wshed to provde an apartment for one employee adjacento the greenhouses. The board stpulated that the apartment was not to be used for any other purpose than to house the needed employee. n anotherulng, the board amended ts prevous resoluton grantng a varance to the Central Jersey Jewsh Home for the Aged, The amendments to the condtonspecfed that the home needed a sx-foot cyclone fence, would be responsble for removng a shed and stable on one of ts lots, and must comply, wth state regulatons regardng fre hydrants. connecton wth an automoble accdent. Llnda Lee Mazza was a passenger n an automoble whch left the road after httng a pothole, resultng extensve njures to her. The Mazza famly fled sut aganst Franklln Townshp and the drver of the car, and the fnal result was a judgement aganst the defendants n the amount of $160,000. The drver s nsurance companyhas agreed to pay $25,000, the full extent of ts pol!cy:. ttarleysvllle nsurance, the townshlp s nserance company, agreed to pay $112,~00, leavng a balance to be pad by the townshp of $22,500. The councl wll approve a varance f or florst Joseph Held of Elzabeth Avenue, allowng hm to construct an apartment adjacent to hs greenhouses for a needed employee. A resoluton commendlngthe FrankllnArts Councl for the recent outdoor art show n Colonal Park was suggested at Tuesday nght s agenda sesson by Counclman Bruce Wllams, and wll be adopted tonght. Lquor lcenses for several townshp busnesses wlll be renewed, and the manager wlll be authorzed to advertse for bds on the frst phase of the captal mprovement program (road repar). Three resolutons dealng wth bond ssues wll be adopted ncludng an emergency appropraton of $S,000 for payment of water bonds. Anotheresolutlonprovdes for the renewal of the water bond antcpaton note, and the thrd authorzes the townshp treasurer to ssue bond antcpaton notes for the many projects now n progress whch are to be fnanced by bond ssues. Are Suspended Actvtes should wear clothng whch s sutable to ther age n apubltc nsttuton." The two Smth School students clamed va ther leaflet that the code "wll gve admnlstrators the perhaps longawated opporttmlty to become your parents," and asked whether the code was "merely an excuse to gve admnstrators a false feelng of superorty?" The leaflet concluded wth a request to students: "No matter where your opnon les, voce t at the next board meetng on July 20 at Smth School." The suspensons of the two 8th graders came wth Just two days remanng of the school year. Dr. Robert Shaffner, superlntendent of schools, sad on Tuesday that the admnstraton and board had been advsed by Board Attorney Leonard Arnold not todsctms thespecflcs of the case. He dd, however, state that the suspensons were for two days only, and that whle the students records would reflect a two-day suspenson t would not affecther entry nto nnth grade n September. Dog Show On Sunday The Delaware Valley Sameyed Club wll hold ther fourth annual "Fun Match" on Sunday, from 1-4 p.m. at the Ells home, 30 Meadow Ave., Frankln Park. The judge wll be Dr. Joan Sheets of Washngton, D.C., owner of the top show-wnnng Samoyed n the country. The Samoyed s a workng breed dog, wth a long whte coat. Admral Rchard Byrd used Samoyeds as sled dogs durng hs exploratons, of Antarctlca. C.gLEND gr TONGHT TOWNSHP COUNCL, 8 p. m. Smth School. CONSERVATON COMMS- SON t 8 P.m. Muncpal Buldng. MONDAY (JUNE 29) BOARD OF EDUCATONAD- JOURNED PUBLC MEETNG, 8 p.m. Smth School. WEDNESDAY (JULY 1) COUNCL REORGANZA- TON, 8 p.m. Smth School. PLANNNG BOARD, 8 p.m. Muncpal Buldng, THURSDAY (JULY 2) BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, 8 p.m. Muncpal Buldng.

. PAGE TWO THURSDAY,JUNE 25, 1970 10 LB. BAG CHARCOAL Reg. 98c Value FREE!,,o,..,,, CHARCOAL wth the purchase of a GRLL $2.50 PRESCRPTON PHONE 545-3700 Drug ml MANY TO CHOOSE FROM Mart COR.

2 . PAGE TWO THURSDAY,JUNE 25, LB. BAG CHARCOAL Reg. 98c Value FREE!,,o,..,,, CHARCOAL wth the purchase of a GRLL $2.50 PRESCRPTON PHONE Drug ml MANY TO CHOOSE FROM Mart COR. HAMLTON & FRANKLN BLVD. SOMERSET m,.. Concerts Contnue After a damp start ths past Sunday, the regular concert seres at Duke sland Park contnues ths Sunday wth the Conne Knght Orchestra. Scheduled to begn at 7 p,m. at the bandshell, fl~s orchestra s under the drecton of CoBBle ~arentno. Mr. Tarentno, musc coordnator for the Brdgewatsr=Rartan school dstrct s well versed n musc wth B.S. and M.A. degrees from the Ernest Wllams Conservatory of Musc at New York Unversty. Ths group of 16 muscans play,s the old standards as well as the newer pop tunes. Mchael Tarentlno wll be featured n a trumpet solo. Colonal park s frst concert featurng the Verstyles Orchestra of Nck Novck y, Manvlle, cancelled due to nclement weather ths past Sunday, has been rescheduled for ths Sunday at 7 p.m. Also, a specal concert wll be held at Duke sland Park tomorrow at 8 p.m., hghlghtng the sounds of the Somerset Hlls Concert Band. Under the drecton of Norrs Brnbaum, Rdge Hgh School musc drector, ths communty band of upper county resdents has been n exstence for 15 years and represents some of the best muscal talent from local schools, natonal colleges, and nterested communty resdents. % 13 POUNDS OR MORE) FRESH Ground Beef SUPERMARKETS.runs.Dram cubers --39 CHCKEN BREASTS ~. 1] GENUNE rvet CHCKEN LVERS ~ 59 c UTWEU, nkan AST LNK SAUSAGE,. 79 c F, ATWELL P0JU[ SHOULDER FRESH BRACOLA,~.89 = OSCAR MAlt)CN. ALL BEEr FNANKS OR ALL MEAT WENERS,,.79 ~ ~ f~c~ngue $ s9 SKNLESS FRANKS Hot BoOs 15 EARLY MORN-SLCED gacon CENTER CUT.WAT R ADOED 9 g(~; ;;~ ~; ;; LjFb S Ham roast Steak b = TtUNZ. 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Bernard Levy of Tubotron, nc.; and a pcnc supper were features of the open house pro- Guests werewelcomed onar- and Mrs. Prsclla 1~mettlere Frank DeMarla of Hurry-Peck gram on the 320-acre campus, rval at the management offces of the SVlC management staff largest n area of Somerset at the corner of Wlzabeth Avenue and Wley Drve. Photos by Tony who serves as club secretary. County s ndustral parks. LoSardo. MX "EM OR MATCH EM YOUR CHOCE OSCAR MAVEN SMOKE LNKS ~[;:79 =,0LP,N-U"E VEAL STEAKS,,.,. ~ CN..O 95C SlPT S llletlu. OVEN OA? $1 5 CORNED BEEF BRSKET,b SWrT S P~M.. DNOWN, SERVE -NN llh 69 SAUSAGE PA.,* ~ C Features QUCK CONVENENT EASY TO PREPARE VEL,OW CUNG.SUCE HALVES 3 Go y~:sl DEL MONTE PEACHES 7 SEAS. CANY DHAN SALADRESSNG 3e:,T.*Sl P~AT 011 MZARB3 RONZONSAUCE 3 "::1 job RY ASVEO SKPPY CASHEWS nly U0AVEU SKPPY PEANUTS.0~ 59 c c DUllY ""...~, 79< eeoc.crop OlH P/LT.UPLE PNf UNU~U? 2:~::69 DOLEDRNK --oj " 25c GAMD UNON. REG. 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Ferrar of970rabens The annual Sprng Horse Show for Juno rders conducted Avenue, Manvlle, recently receved an M.A. degree n busnessheld ths Saturday the county rdng stable n Baskng Rdge. by the Somerset County s Park Commsson scheduled to be from Fatrlegh Dcknson Unversty. have just fnshed ther sprng sessons, the show wll have Restrcted to students n the Junor nstructon program who Mr. Ferrar s employed by varous Judgng categores coverng all classes of rders regs= Ortho Pharmaceutcal Corpora- tered n the nstructonal programs. Rbbons wll be awarded to Lon, Rarltan, where he s an assstant buyer. Also, there are spots open n the summer nstructonalpro- the top fve rders n each class judged. gram for Juno rders. The program operates on a two-fold bass wth lessons avalable for 10, one-hour sessons each CALL CLASSFED week begnnng on June 29; or two-hour sessons each week for fve weeks begnnng on 3une 29 and August 3. 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3 THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 PAGE THREE At...BRCK CHURCH APPLANCE JACK P~ONE Parents Honor Prone "Hal To The Chef" mght well be the theme rngng n the V.F.W. Hall n Manvlleon Sunday evenng at 6 p.m. as the Frankln Band Parents Assocaton honors ther band drector, Jack Prone, wth a testmonal dnner. Charman for the event s Mrs. Mare Wllard, co.charman Mrs. Amela Belsk. After eght years as drector of the Frankln Hgh Golden Warror Band, Mr. Prone s stoppng down from the podum and turnng the baton over to assstant drector Tom Gall. Takng over the post of assstant drector wll be Geoffrey Zoeller. Mr. Plrone wll contnue tohead the Frankln Townshp Musc Department as well as nstruct at Sampson G. Smth School. Mr. Prone took over hs dutes as Frankln band drector n wth only seventeen band students. He bult the organzaton to a present membershp of approxmately two hundred and ffty bandsmen. Under Prone s gudance the Frankln Golden Warror Band marched to vctory and acclam n numerous appearances throughout the state and naton. h mend ther laurels are: representng the state of New Jersey n the 1969 naugural parade; by nvtaton, entertanng the crowds at Yankee and Palmer Stadum, and recevng numerous champonshp trophes awarded to them n stff competton both locally and n Maryland, Arzona, and Washngton, D.C. Offcers Chosen Hghlghtng the last meetng of the Frankln Hgh School Band Parents Assocaton for the school year was the electon of new offcers. Harry E. Stlwell was elected as presdent of the organzaton for the comng year, along wth Rchard Delehanty, frst vcepresdent; Peter Boton, second vce-presdent; Mrs. Peter Boron, Treasurer, and Mss Elane Voorhees, secretary. Frank Gerhart s Eagle Scout Frank Gerhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lesle Gerhart of 51 Runyon Avenue, has acheved the rank of Eagle Scout. He receved offcal recognton as an Eagle at a court of honor held last week by Boy Scout Troop 20, New Brunswck. He s a student at Frankln Hgh School and serves as assstant scoutmaster wth the troop. - Plans To Teach n Afrcan State Rudolph W. Sovlnee Jr., son of Mrs, Freda Mae Sovnee of 88 Garfelcl Avenue, Frankln Town, shp, recently receved a B.S. Oe. gree n chemstry from Lehgh Unversty, Bethlehem, Pc. Whle at Lehgh Mr. Sovnne served on the Forum for Vstng Lecturers Commttee, nterfath Councl, Campus Chest Fund, Newman Assocaton, Lehgh Valley Moratorum Commttee and the Volunteer s Councl. He partclpared n ntramural wrestlng and the varsty cheerleadng squad. Mr. Sovnee, who has Joned the Peace Corps, wllteach hgh school chemstry n Ghana, Afrca. ADS SHP COMMSSONNG SAN DEGO, CAL.--- Navy Petty Offcer Thrd Class Paul R. EsChe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Esche, Skllman, partcpated n the commssonng of the tank landngshp USS Schenectady recently. FAMOUS,BRAND, FROST-FREE REFRGERATORS SLASHED[ ADMRAL... AMANA... FRGDARE... GENERAL ELECTRC... HOTPONT... KELVNATOR... NORGE... WESTNGHOUSE,.. WHRLPOOL.., GBSON... COMPARE SEL ECTON! COMPARE SAVNGS! FAMOUS MAKE! DELUXE R CONDTONER 2 DOOR TOP MOUNT REFRGERATOR super buy[ Our...=,=.m-,,es,. 2.Door Rdrgerator Value Everl Brand New Factory Fresh Models! WNNNG 19 great m. stores THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY FREEZER r " ::~ - Admral Amana Chrysler :,..::~ e~e eee o~e :. "./~ BG AUTOMATC ;~.j! q DEFROST REFRG. ~, :."}~ 3 FULL WDTH.::: AUTOMATC DE- ; ~ FROSTNG, ADJUST- ABLE TEMPERATURE CONTROL DRAN AWAY DEFROSTSYSTEM N FREEZER! BG CRSPER -. "k ~ ~. :; Fedders...Hotpont...Frgdare... Norge... Whrlpool... Westnghouse Top Brand 18,000 TU s 230 Volts, 14 Amps,.. Manufactured by world s largest maker of Room Ar Condtoners! CHARGE T~ FREE 1 YEAR SF.RVCE!~=~.~..~.~...~ =~..~:~.~.~.~ ~*~.~..~ REASONS TO SHOP~*~:~: 81 WEST ~.~11 BOA,..NEW MAN STREET JERSEYS "~ TOP ~S~~01s0H~,m,~v_/ ~ ~,,~llk%~, Award Wnnng Servcel BCA { SOMERVLLE ~<,~Jl~ Cares] % Customer Satlsfac-! t~ll~~ t~o.. 3. Guaranteed Top Savngs, ~[ll~~r~~:3~ 4. Largest Selecton of Top Brands ; OPEN 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. ~:l~ll~m~ll~j~j ~ ~ n New Jersey. 5. Experenced : ~_..b~,t~~ Helpful, Courteous Sales People.,..., L~: ",.~ ~,:.:y.::~:..~.~h-::~::~:.. ~..~ :hy;~::.~?:.t~,",-?:~ < :.~,,x.f ~ SAT. 6: 00 P.M. :~"~~ ~ ~... ~... r~llvery Servce Extra on Sene Sale [tome.,,;ubjvt to h lur SMe. Far Track. le, ms,=,;,lud (.

PAGE FOUR ~~n~a~f~n~uu~u~u~u~u~u~u~u~ THUP, SDAY, JUNE 25,1970 ACK + SANDY + NElL =A BAG FULL OF LAUGHS Jack Lemmon and Sandy Denns play off each other lke vaudevlle pros.

4 PAGE FOUR ~~n~a~f~n~uu~u~u~u~u~u~u~u~ THUP, SDAY, JUNE 25,1970 ACK + SANDY + NElL =A BAG FULL OF LAUGHS Jack Lemmon and Sandy Denns play off each other lke vaudevlle pros. The more horrfyng ther stuaton the more desperately hlarous the? are. Nell Smon has genus for dscoverng rch lodes of comedy... ofle rocks wth laughted" -Kathleen Carroll, Dally News JACK SANDY LEMMON DENNS A NElL SMON STORY THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS [~ COLOR BY MOVE[AB Daly 2, 7 & 9 On Palmer Sq. PLAYHOUSE "A Bg Muscal Ht- n The Wnner s Corner!" -ARCHER WNSTON, New York.Peal "Hlarous And Entertanng. n The Stream Of Sound Of Musc --JOYCE HABER, Los Anlzele$ Tmes Syndtc~lfe "A Bg Bawdy Rp.Roarng Muscal! Howlngly Funny! See t!" -WANOA HALE, New York News Cat & Mouse (Al, t Owl) SEPARATE BEDS---"Pussycat" Maron Mangano attempts to lure "Owl" Warren Erhardt out of hs parlor nest n ths scene from the Vllagers producton of Barry Manhoff sadult comedy "The Owl and the Pussycat." The play wll run untl July 12, wth performances on Frday, Saturday, and Sunday evenngsathe Barn Theatre n Mddlebush, Frankln Townshp. SNGLES40 & OVER FR. JUNE 26-9 P.M. THE TWLGHTERS PARTY ELKS CLUBHOUSE, Hckory Corner D., Next to FORD dealer, Rte. 130, Hghtstown, N.J. For n fo Ar Condtoned j, Donald J. Crum NC. WE NSURE EVERYTHNG 2-! 880 RA 5-! 345 BRE CHT WEST DRECTOR WNS OBE N NYC "" f,l "" "" "" ONSTAGE.me,.,. to WATERLOO VLLAGE MUSC W P ~ JgL WASHNGTON CROSSNG FESTVAL.. -- n, STATE PARK OPEN AR Stanhope, New Jersey (RL.~ THEATRE 208, north of Newton) Washngton Crossng, west of Pablo Casals, Alexander Pennngton Schneder conductors; Chamber Orchestra wth Hers- 7th year otsummer Musc and Drama zowsld. The Pennngton Players, n Saturday~ July 2~, 8:30 p.m. "Mlk and Honey", Frday and Saturday, June Z6 and 37; Thursday, Frday and Saturday, July 2, 3, 4. Curtan Ume, 8:30 p.m. BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE New Hope, Pa. (Rt. 518 to Lambertvllle) Openng Monday, June 29, through Saturday, July 11: "Hadran V", wth Donald Moffat Performances evenngs (ex. Sun.) at 8:30 sharp; mattnees Wed. and Sat. at 2 Chldren s Theatre, "The Young Robnson Crusoe", Thurs., July 2 at 11 a.m. SUMMER NTME Hamlton Murray Theatre, Prnceton Unversty campus ROCK FESTVAL SATURDAY BLAWENBURG -- A rock festval s beng planned by the Blaw- "l~e Eccentrctes of a Nghtngale", by Tennessee enburg Youth Center for ths Saturday afternoon, June 27, from 2 to Wllams. Thursday to Saturday, June 10 p.m. The festval, whch wll 25-27; July 9-11 be open free to all young people "The Playboy of the Western n the area, wll feature a number World", by J. M. Synge of local groups and sngers, and Thursday to Saturday, July rock, heavy, and folk musc. 2-4, and Groups nterested n takng part Performances at 8:30 p.m.; n the communty venture, are box offce open for reservatons from 10 a.m. daly ex. Center s drector, at nvted to call Jeffrey Scheld, the Sun. by Saturday mornng. VLLAGERS BARN THEATRE The grounds of the Montgomery Colonal Farms, Mlddlebush Townshp AdmLulsfJ atve offces, "The Owl and the Pussycat", by Bll Manhoff, Frday, Saturday and Sunday, June 27-28; July 3-B; Performances at 8:40 Frt. and Sat., Sun. at 7:30 GARDEN STATE ARTS CENTER Holmdel, Ext 116, Garden State Parkway Tom Jones et at. Monday through Sat., June 29 - JUly 4 Robert Goulet and Carol Lawrence, tonght through Saturday, June 27. ST. JOHN TERRELL S MUSC CRCUS Lambertvlle The 4 Seasons. Saturday, June 2~ at 9:45 p.m. adjacent to the Blawenburg Re- formed Church, wnl be the ste ~for the outdoor fete. GOP PRASES ARTS COUNCL ON ALL- REGULAR SAVNGS ACCOUNTS --- COMPOUNDED AN~ PAD OUARTERLY BRECHT WEST SOMERSET -- The Franldtn Townshp Republcan Club recently NEW YORK-- The off-broadway equvalent of the "Tony " "The Haunted Host", Robert 61 Albany St., New Brunswck passed a resoluton extendng formal recogrdton to the Frankln award s the "Oble," has been won Patrck, Thursday, Frday, for drectng by Andre Gregory. Saturday, June at 8:30 Arts Councl. The document prased and 10:30 p. m. the members met ( ot the councl for ~her ther woz work tn producng the Mr. Gregory s play, "Alce n ORCHESTRA AT PARK recent outdoor = art : show n Colontal t~rk. ~ Wonderland," now at the Loft Theafe, had ts premere at New SOMERVLLE --The Counte Brunswck s Brecht West Theatre Kntght Orchestra w11 appear n n Aprl. concert at Duke sland Park at... [7 p.m. Sunday, June 28. PANT YOUR Daly 7 & 9:15 Mats. Wed., Sat. & Sun. at 2:00 P.M. 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@ Vacatlon Plannn After 49 or 50 weeks of workng, that two or three week vacaton s most welcome ths tme of year. But make sure your vacaton s well planned.

5 @ Vacatlon Plannn After 49 or 50 weeks of workng, that two or three week vacaton s most welcome ths tme of year. But make sure your vacaton s well planned. Here are a few thngs to keep n mnd when workng out the detals of your trp: PLAN YOUR ROUTE Plan your trp out well n advance, makng sure you have the latest road maps of the area. The AAA and many ol companes provde a mappng servce at a relatvely small charge and wll provde all tle nformaton you need. Don t drve for extended perods, and plan your stops n advance. Make motel reservatons ahead of tme. Many tmes you wll be able to fnd a motel vacancy when when you are ready to stop, but other tmes you wll not. Allow suffcent tme for "pt stops" durng tlae trp for meals, calls of mother nature, and stretchng your legs. BEFORE LEAVNG Before departng there are a few thngs whch you should do. Stop your mal delvery untl you return, and also stop any newspaper delvery. f you are plannng on beng away for an extended perod of tme, make arrangements for someone to cut the grass. Leave a lght on, or use a tmer whch turns the lghts on and offat a certan tme of the day. A dark house wth mal and newspapers on the porch and the lawn unmowed s a sgnal to burglars that nobody s home. Notfy the polce when you are leavng and when you expect to return, and gve the same nformaton to a neghbor. The polce can make perodc checks of your home, and a neghbor wll be able to watch for any actvty whle you are away. ENOUGH MONEY Take enough money along to handle all antcpated expenses and a lttle extra just n case. Travelers checks are the best protecton aganst theft snce they can be replaced. Many areas wll not accept personal checks. Gasolne credt cards are useful on a trp, and many are now honored at motels. PETS f you are plannng on takng the famly pet wth you, make sure the motels you plan to stay at allow pets. n hot weather you wll have to make more frequent stops for your pet, and have adequate drnkngwater for lfm. Make reservatons well n advance f you ntend boardng your pet whle you are gone. Some people "farm out" ther pets whle on ~Tacaton. f so, make sure that whoever s carng for the pet knows any "qurks" or specal feedng habts. TAKE YOUR CAMERA Vacatons are fun, and the fun can be relved f you take your stll or move camera along. A lot of jokes are made about home moves, but they can brngback a lot offend memores durng the wnter months. TRAVEL SAFELY Most mportant o fall, travel safely. Drve carefully, and look out for the otherguy. Don t tre yourself out gettng there and returnng. Take plenty of tme and see some of Amerca on your trp. SOUTH SOMERSET NEWSPAPERS Publshed every Thursday by Tle Prnceton Packet, hw. Man Offce: 240South Man St., Manvlle, N.J Telephone: Rchard E. Deutsch... Joseph Angelon... Managng Edtor Sales and BusnessManager The Frankln NEWS RECORD 802 Hamlton St., Somerset, N.J. Wllam Adams... News Edtor The Manvlle News 240South Man St,, Manvlle, N.J. Monka Saladno... News Edtor 63 Route 206 South, Somervlle, N.J. Rchard E. Deutsch... News Edtor All advertsng appears n all three newspapers n the group. Subscrpton rates: One Year $4.50. Two years, $8. Newsstand prce 10cents percopy. Malng address: P.O. Box 146, Somervlle, N.J THE PRNCETON PJtCCETNC. Publsher Producton Plant and Corporate Headquarters 300 Wtherspoo n St., Prnceton, N.J Mary Louse Kgore... Charman of the Board Edward P. Burke... Edtor and General Manager Edwn W. Tucker... Executve Edtor and Busness Manager Robert Hutchnson... Mecha ncal Supern tenden t Wglam Bennett... Crculaton Manager Edtor, The Manvlle News: n response to Judy Mllora s letter-to-the-edror n the June 18 edton of your paper. = feel that 95 per cent of her letter was basked on lack of "knowledge" and "ncorrect nformaton." For one thng, the thousands of nnocent people klled n Vetnam are klled by VC terrorsts. don t hear too many people condemnng them. Why do the VC have to pck on women and chldren and not just mltary men? By the defnton of fascsm, how n the world can a college student call Presdent Nxon s move nto Camboda a fascst tactc? t would be nce f people took a lttle tme to be sure of a word s defnton before they throw t around. Accordng to Mss Mtlorat~ statement, am led to belev~ that she would be wllng to: someone to draw a lne wthhe: on one sde and somebody m the other. The rules of the game would be that Mss Mlora could never, ever cross that lne but the other person could cross and re-cross at anytme. Now the other person sneaks across the lne and htts Mss Mlord and qutekly re-crosses the lne where Mss Mlord could not go. would lke to ask Mss Mlord f she would be wllng to play ths game? Thts s the game she wants our mltary men to play n Vetnam. t also seems to me that Mss Mlord doesn t llkeher"rlghts" tampered wth but she doesn t mnd tamperng wth the rghts of others. f a man wants to belong to and partcpate n ROTC why should he be dented that rght? How does ROTC hurt the workers? The defnton of a bourgeos s, a member of the mddle class, a tradesman; n Marxsm, a member of the class n conflct wth the workng class. Now, how can a mltary man be n conflct wth the workng class when the organzaton he belongs to contrbutes to the workng man s wages through defense contracts? t takes a nave "lttle grl" to wrte such contradctory statements. have never seen any Natonal Guardsmen used to "break" strkes n Manvlle, Somervlle or a thousand other examples, except for the postal strke where they were not used to "break" a strke but used to keep a necessty gong. Where would your letter be Mss Mlers f the post offce stopped functonng; Mss Mlora, where would the Unted States be? Wake up "lttle grl" and make at least coherent statements even though they are out n left feld somewhere, Joseph Chunko 105 Czapllckt St., Manvlle Edtor, The Manvlle News: would just lke to take a few words to say that am n favor of a rase for our polcemen, as well as know many other people are. t s a good feelng to know when want a polceman, freman, or rescue squadman, all have to do s pck up my telephone and help s Just mnutes away. Our Manvlle polce deserve every penny they make. Of course, some people say, "We dealt have crme n Manvlle." Maybe we donft, but who helps keep t that way? Our q)oys n blue" do. Every tme they go on a call there s a rsk nvolved. f someone calls and suspects an ntruder n ther home, who goes n? "The cops." They should get pad for that rsk. A polceman should get compensated for the protecuon he gves to the publc. Let s gve them a boost n pay as well as morale. Mrs. Evelyn Sobotlno Manvlle "0- Edtor, The Manvlle News: Whle vstng n Manvlle last Sunday, we were prvleged to attend the 9:30 folk mass at Chrst The Kng School. E drer, Frankln News-Record: The 8th grade students of Sampson G. Smth ntermedate School went on a trp to New York Cty on June 12 to celebrate ther accomplshments upon leavng Smth School and gong on to Frankln Hgh. wsh to thank Mrs. L. Stah and all the teachers, Mrs. H. Lee, FrA presdent and Mr. J. Florkewcz, prncpal and Mr. O. Thomas, vce prncpal for makng the trp a fun-flled tme to be remembered. Seven buses left loaded wth 8th graders and ehaper0nes. Each group ether went to the U.N. Tour, N.B.C. Tour, Lncoln Center Tour or the Amer- can Museum of Natural Hstory. We met at Central Park for lunch and then went on to Rado Cty Musc Hall for the move and stage show. T WAS GRE AT. (P.S. The chaperones sad we were well behaved and a pleasure to be wth.) Todd Peters 35 Fordham Rd. Somerset - Edtor, The Manvlle News: wsh to answer the letter wrtten by Judy MlOrd n last week s edton of The Manvlle News. hope that my letter wll be prnted ts entrety as beleve everythng s more mpotent than her btter denunelatons of our government and ts people, and our struggle agans those from across the seas, and those wthn Our country who would take all lberty away from us all. Anyone who thnks of wagng war s sck, those who preach peace and n the same breath preach the overthrow of our government system ndeed are also sck. Judy Mlora, denouncng the "bourgeos captalsts" expolotng the worker n ths country, truly shows her gnorance ether by falng to absorb an educaton n our flne schools, or s smply led bytheverysystem sworn to destroy all of us. Ths system beng the socalst, or more commonly known as the Communst system. She has advocated that we are the warmongers, however she does not menton the fact that the system she supports has, snce World War H, started a war n Korea, Tbet, ndonesa, South Vetnam, and oblterated the governments of Latva, Estona, Lthuana; has butchered the Huhgartans and the Czechs, domnated Eastern Europe, and of late are actve and hopeful of destroyng srael. Mss Mlord, how many nnocent people who have wanted to lve as you and and all of our own people have been butchered by the ones you say are the peace lovng people? How many people were klled by the West Germans tryng to flee to the worker s paradse n East Germany? On the scenes of our college campuses, you menton aeral acts axe not academc on campus, and rfle shootng and ROTC should not be taught on campus ether. Mght enlghten you that an aeral act s entertanment, but th e ROTC s a tranng, not compulsory, but benefcal to the tranee who someday may need ths tranng to survve the onslaught by a power that beleve may be faced eventually, namely the communsts. Also not academc but wdely practced by the radcals on campus are arson, dope, nstant rock gardens, and naturally rock throwng, and the vlfcaton of the good. You see no wrong n the burnng of an ROTC buldng whch proves that you are mmature and sorely n need of help n fndng yourself and where you should ft n our socety. n one breath you say burn" n another "peace." Also, on the matter of present day happenngs, can you Justfy the need for support of non-students, most of whom are nothng but drty and unkempt radcals? A 15-year-old grl to hold n her arms on campus a fallen protester? The takng part n overtakng a college s also a sgn of dsregard for law and order, whch somehow your lkes fall to uphold. You do not respec the law, and n my opnon, you forfet the rght to an educaton pad for by law abdng ctzens. would hde behnd your We were struck by the beauty and smplcty of ths folk mass and understand that ths s largely due to the efforts of Father Ronald Bacovn. To see hs manner of encouragng opnon that most of us are the chldrents parucpatlonwas a most beautlful and touchng apethetle, and you need not experence, be ashamed of me because have nothng but contempt for As Father Bacovn wll be you and those lke you. leavng next Frday to begn work n a new parsh, our fatally lons wlth all the partshon- Judy, f you are so sure that wll make an offer to you~ era of Chrst The Kng n extendng our prayers and best mongerng explotng system, you are lvng under a war- wshes. He wll surelybe mssed, but he leaves behnd hlm a then am wllng to donate $2~, and that ther system s better, lastng trbute n the love and and to rase money whch you good wshes of hs people. wll need to go one way to We wsh hm Godspeed. ether Russa or Chna whch. ever you beleve s a paradse, Mr, and Mrs, Robert E. Coates Ells Drve Albert J. Pnarchck Belle Mead. 210 South Sxth Avenue Manvlle Edtor, The Manvlle News: am wrtng ths letter n response to the letter of June 18 concernng the "Communst Rules for Revoluton." t the person who wrote that letter consders peace demonstrafers and people who are concerned about ths naton s role n Southeast Asa "communsts" the am a communst and very proud of t. Amerca s a sck naton whch must be cured before t s destroyed. The slent majorty doesn t care enough about ths country to want to cure t, so my generaton whch does care enough about ths country has to try and cure t. There s very lttle that we can do besdes makng our voces heard n the streets. There s so much that the slent majorty can do, butt.hey do nothng. They are so busy rasng ther famles that they can t take a look at what s gong on around them. They go to polls every four years and put a man nto offce. They say tohm, ~,ou can carry the burden that we should carry as Amercans. You end the war n Southeast Asa, you clean up the ar and the water, you do everythngthat weshoud do as Amercans." Amerca s the people. Only the people can cure ths country. A few of us alone can t cure ths country~ but all of us together can. know the communsts are sayng, look at those stupd kds n Amerca they are hurttng ther own country and helpng ours. But we care about ths country, and that ts why we are dong what we are dong. f you cared as much as and others about ths country, you would understand Why people llke me go to the streets and you would try to cure ths naton yourself. We have been taught all of our lves that Communsm s all wrong and that Democracy s all rght, but ths s a false statement. Everythng has some wrong and some rght nt. s Ht No. Two The Vllagers of Mtddlebush "The Owl And The Pussycat" s not the world champon are battng wth ther second consecutve ht of the comedy, but t suffers very lttle n comparson to Neff St- season, "The Owl AndThe Pnssycat," t the people of Southeast Asa were gven a choce between Communsm and Demomows better efforts. Two or Ths two- character adult three extra characters would comedy provdes about 200 cracy today, thnk that 80 have lvened t up consderably, hearty laughs n Just under two per cent of them would choose The structure of the play s hours, makng t well worth the a ht awkward, A 4B-mnute frst Communsm. admsson prce. act wth only one scene leads Drector Vvan Lazzar and The people of Southeast nto a slx-scene Act H of 40 stars Warren Erhardt and Maron Mangano deserve much Asta aren t concerned about mnutes, and the play concludes free electons or a Consttuton. They want food on ther act of one scene. wth a strong 30-mnute thrd credt for ther work n ths play; although the dalogue s tables, clothes on ther backs, Act s perhaps fve mnutes too long, Act H a bt- superb at tmes, wrter Bll and roofs over ther heads. Manhoff stretched hs one gag These thngs Communsm can too chopped up, and Act H pretty far nthree acts and eght gve them, Democracy can t. not qute long enough. scenes. Audence concentraton s Communsm s rght n the Drector Lazzara has ~nade straned n the latter stages sense that t meets the mmedate needs of the people, espe- and react to each other n more ed too frequently n the sec- sure that her stars move around of the frst act, and nterruptcally the poor people. than verbal ways, preventng the ond. play from draggng, and E rhardt Ths however s an nherent Communsm n the long run and Mangano gve us verybeltevable performances. had to lve wth, :rod they met dsablty the Vllagers smply can t work, but Democracy mmedately can t work ether. The play s set n the San the stuaton well Francsco apartment of bookstore clerk andstruggllngwrlt- One of the major reasons Warren Erhardt s fne as why there s so much confuson n ths country s because F. Sherman, and Maron Mangano s a surprsngly good er Felx Sherman, an "ntellectual" wth an nflamed ego Dors. She s defntely not a we have always been taught and a subdued sense of passon. nstead a very belevable hgh- that ths country s so great, young ravshng beauty; she s but we have never been taught Sherman looks out hs wndow school dropout out- of- shape about ts faults. nto the bedroom of Dors Wllgus, hgh school dropout, for- prosttute Dors, model oversexed part- tme A system can t functon properly unless ts faults are mer model, part-tme prosttute. Felx or Dors fnd attractve s hard to see what ether cured. The Southeast Asan conflct Hs bnoculars reveal"sn;" about the other, snce both are has proven to us how sck ths he reports t to the bulldng s flawed ndvduals oftotallyd/- country really s, and how landlord, who throws outdorls, ferent backgrounds. desperately t needs to be and (you guessed t) she ends But they do fnd somethng n cured. up spendng the nght n Sherman s apartment. wrter ts really a clerk, the each ether--the truth that the beleve that dssent and even a revoluton are necessary to The rest of the play s formula: boy meets grl, theyhate, and that the egotsm of the one model s re, dly a receptonst, keep socety healthy. personally know people who they love, they hate and love and the prosttuton of the other beleve n Communsm. They smultaneously, they separate, are merely opposte ways of don t beleve n R because the they reunte, they decde to end compensatng for the same "Communst Rules for Revoluton" made them belleve n t, all wth each other. ther lmtatons. t all, and end up begnnng t flaw--the nablty to accept or because they follow them. Two hours s a long tme to "The OWl And The Pussycat" s a very funny play whch stretch the boy-grl cenfltct, They belleve n Communsm (actually, n ths case, mtdthrtes man and woman)but aspects of human nature. because they are so dsllusoned wth Democracy andbe- reveals some of the absurd Manhoff succeeds by puttng cause they care so much about There are nne more opportunres to see t, and sug- some classc nsults nto the ths country that they know of mouths of hs characters. When no better cure for ts sckness. gest you take one of them. you see t, take along a pen Name Wthheld On Request and notebook. Bll Adams VST THE second sun A new adventure, a total experence. 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6 PAGE SX h. Jane Jabay Weds Mr. May Mss Jane Chrstna Jabay, Servng as best man was Everett daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Earl Jabay of 392 Walnut Lane, was marred Saturday to Laurence Rchard May, son of Mr. and May Jr., brother of the groom. Crag McClan of West Wndsor was groomsman, and the ushers were Alan Queree of Rocky Mrs. Everett F. May of Blawenburgbrdge,. Md. Davd May, nephew Hll, and Dave Outten of Cam- The late afternoon double rng of the groom, was rng bearer. ceremony was performed at the Blawenburg Reformed Church b~ Nadla Koutzen, voln solost, the brde s father, asssted by played "Adante" by Bach and the Ray. Stanley Rock. "Medtaton" from Thes by Mas. saner. The organst was Mrs. Albert Van Zandt. Followng the wed- Gven n marrage by her father, the brde chose an empre A-lne gown of organza, wth a bolero dng a recepton was held at the overblouse and balloon sleeves of Nassau nn. embrodered organza. A double Mrs. May s a 1968 graduate organza Det bow held her elbow of Prnceton Hgh School and has length lluson vel. She carred completed twoyears at McPherson a small whte Bble, whch was College, McPherson, Kan., maused by her mother n her weddng. Jorng n elementary educaton. Mss Margaret Jabay, sster of Mr. May was graduated from the brde, was mad of honor. Prnceton Hgh School n 1966, Mrs. Everett May Jr. of Blawen- Brandywne College, Wlmngton, burg was matron of honor. Brdesmads ncluded Mss Susan Rley of Skllman: and Mss Margaret Terhune of Blawenburg. Mss Elssa Best of Rocky Hll was flower grl. Del., n 1968, and McPherson College n 1970, majorng n economcs and busness admnstraton. They are honeymoonng n the Poconos. Mrs. Laurcn ce R. May, was Mss Jabay FURNTURE OUTLET Charlotte Chamy, Mr. Snedeker Wed n. Kngston Mss Charlotte Alce Chamybecame the brde of Clfton Ray Snedeker on Saturday at the Kngston Presbyteran Church. The double rng ceremony was performed by the Ray. Lous A. Leyh of the Church of the Holy Sprt, Asbury Park, asssted by the Ray. Henry W. Heaps of the FtrstPresbyteran Church, Dunellen. The parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. George S. Chamy nterlaken, Asbury Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Clfton W. Snedeker of Kngston. The brde wore a full length slk organza gown applqued wth dasy chans, accented wth lght!=... ~" blue satn rbbon. Her fncertn lluson vel was held b~ a cl~s-... ~L ", ter of blue and whte organza flowers. She carred a bouquet ~ ~ The brde was attended by Mrs. Wesley Spencer of State College, Pa. Wllam H. Snedeker of Mllbrook, N.Y., served as best man for hs brother. ~.~ Mss Kathleen Perr, of West Long Branch, was Junor brdesmad and Mss Becky Snedeker of Mllbrook, N.Y. was flower grl. Ushers were LeRoy Harms of Hopewell Townshp, and Wllam W. Davs of Long Branch. Donald Harms, also of H0pewell Townshp, Mrs. Clfton R. Sncdeker, was Mss Chamy served as rng bearer. Mrs. Snedeker s an alumna of Montclatr State College where she was presdent of Mu Sgma sororty and a member of Pl Four Youths Wn Awards Mrs. Theodore W. Cook nee Mss Deborah Mae Young Mss Deborah M. Young s Mrs. Theodore Cook Omega P, natonal honorary busness educaton fraternty. Mss Sandra Sepes and Mss by two boys who entered ther Barbara Boyes, pupls n St. Joseph s parochal school, Bound ts rghts and ts responsbltes" Mr. Snedeker s a graduate of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mrs. Carolyn Embrey, sster of essays on "Amercan Democracy- Mss Deborah Mac Young, Lovrch of Madson Townshp and Brook, were the recpents of two n the Auxlary-sponsored contestprnceton Hgh School, Dean Ju= T. Young Jr. of 142 Washngtonthe brde, of Atlanta, Ga plaques from Gles Bond Unt 63 on the local level. Mark Mosko nor College n Frankln, Mass., Street, Rocky H11, was marred Kenneth -Mesnlk of Baysde, Amercan Legon Auxlary on the and Mark DGampaolo won frst and Colorado State Unversty n to Theodore W. Cook on Saturday, N.Y., was best man. local level, and were presented and second place respectvely and Fort Collns. June 20 n the Rocky HLReformed As ushers served Davd Mackofl wth awards from the County level were presented engraved plaques. Church Rocky Hll; Charles Schroth of by the Somerset County Auxlary Both boys receved ther eghth They are both employed as The groom s the son of Dr. Prnceton; Andrew Setz of Sldllman; Robert Cramer of Belle presdent, Mrs. Everard H. Eaton grade promoton dlplomas on Frday nght and these awards at Hgh School. Merrll Lane, Rocky Hll. Mead; and Steven Cook, brother of teacher at Long Branch Junor and Mrs. Edgar L. Cook of 13 of Warren. the awards assembly on Monday. - The Rev. Frank Bahr performed ~ the groom, of Rocky HL The occason was n recognton The young lades receved ther the double rng ceremony. Followng a recepton n the of ther two Poppy Posters presented n competton n the Auxlary sponsored contest. The two Lnda Galbavy of Manvlle was of organza featurngbshop sleeves The brde s a graduate of awards ~ that tme as well NAMED TO HONOR ROLL The brde, gven n marragepne Brae Country Club, the couple ler on aweddngtr~ by her father wore an A-lne gown posters n two classes won frst named to the sprng quarter honorand a ruffled Vctoran collar. She Prnceton Hgh School and alnedplaces and wll go on to be judged SOPHOMORE DEAN S LST roll at Montana State Unversty. carred a bouquet of gardenas, Prnceton Hgh School and attended Trenton State College. on the State level for ther merts. BRDGEWATER -- Four Man- earnng a 3.25 or better grade Mss Beverly Young, sster of The groom, a graduate of She was among 1,296 students carnatons and pnk rose buds. Along wth these two awards, vlle students have earned sophomore class dean s llst honors sesson, a record number for the As brdesmadserved thems-mercer County Corn reunfy College average durng the three-monththe brde, was mad of honor. Prnceton Hgh School, attended there were two other awards won at Somerset County College. They school. A mcrobology major, she ses Valere Cook, sster of the and plans to attend the nlghtschool are Francs Brown, DaneFerst, s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. groom; Deborah McMllen of dvson at Trenton State College Stan Mchalowsld, and FrederckEml Galbavy, 1013 June Place Prnceton Juncton; ColeenTysenn n the fall. He s employed by Mehe. Manvllle. of Metuchen; Elane Lovrch of Thrflway, Prnceton. THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 WE PAY UNDERNEW...,:::... MANAGEMENT " FLOWER GALLERY 210 S. MAN ST. MANVLLE, N.J. ExtraChar $69... Many, Many others at b9 savngs BUDGET- TERMS $259 Contemporary Lvng Room Ths lovely sute styled wth tastvful smplcty ncludes a slmlne sofa, and matchng char, foam back & cushons. ~16900 Bg selecton of Early Amercan lvng rooms at Low! Low! prces. DEEP COMFORT 9x12 ROOM SZE RUGS Long Wearng Ny.. on Ple n Latest Colors and Textures. Other EARLY AMERCAN LVNG ROOM SUTE Colonal Style Sofa & Matchng Char- Tweed or Prnt Cove %gs. Deep BEDROOM BUYS Reg. $169. Walnut or s119 Maple Dresser - Chest and Bed... Reg. $319. Contemporary 239 Trple Dresser - 3-pc, $ Walnut Sute... You re ALWAYS! ready for that "RANY MANVLLE NA770NAL B.. NK OF MANVLLE N...

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t SOMERSET HOSPTAL ZABAWA -- A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zahawa, 325 Boosel Avenue, Manvlle. FSOREK--A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flslorek of 106 Kyle Street, Manvlle, on June 13.

8 t SOMERSET HOSPTAL ZABAWA -- A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zahawa, 325 Boosel Avenue, Manvlle. FSOREK--A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flslorek of 106 Kyle Street, Manvlle, on June 13. PREUM -- A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Preum of 39 Wllow Avenue, Somerset, on June 13. GUTERL--A son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guterl of Olve Street, Neshanlc Staton, June 15. GENOVESE -- A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Domnlck Genoveee o~ 208 Kyle Street, Manvlle, on June 16. ST. PETER S GENERAL HOSPTAL TATE--A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Tate of 363 Frankln Boulevard, Somerset, on June 12. your costs S2 more than P T, you should be able to taste the MSS JOANN FEDOR Joann Fedor s Engaged To Frank Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fedor of 64 North Wess Street, Manvlle, have announced the engagement of ther daughter, Mss Joann Fedor to Frank Rhodes. Mr. Rhodes s the son of Mrs. Helen Rhodes of 87 Leghorn Ave= nue, Brdgewater Townshp. Mss Fedor s a recent graduate of Manvlle Hgh School; her fance s statoned at Fort Dx. No weddng date has been set. Janee Shearer, John Kupplmayr Are Engaged Mr. and Mrs, James Shearer of 132 South 19th Avenue, Manvlle, have announced the en- State Chapeau of Eght -et- Forty gagement of ther daughter, Mss and her secretary, Mrs. Freder- Jance Llllan Shearer to John Karl Kupplmayr. ck W. McCorkle Jr. of Phllpsburg, wll be ZuGstsatthe nstalla- Mr. Kupplmayr s the son of Mrs. Freda Kupplmayr of Mountan Road, Lebanon. ton-dnner of Somerset Salon 265,, :~!~! Eght -et- Forty on June 29, at[ ~:/; :~"~" Mss Shearer s a graduate of 7 p.m. n the Bound Brook Amer= ":!:":! ~:!": : ~:"!v ~,~, Manvlle Hgh School and attended can Legon Post 63 Home. the Amercan nsttute of Bankng Both wll be asssted n the nstallaton of the recently elected [ She s employed by the Manvlle[ offcers of the Salon by Mrs. Natonal Bank..:.. George Howell of Fanwood, Her fance s a graduate of a Munch, Germany, Hgh School, Mrs. Anthony Tzlo of Rartan and s employed by the Brdgewa- wll be nstalled as the new MSS JANCE L. Salon Wll nstall New Offcer Slate Mrs. John Rush of Stewartsvlle, Chapeau of the Somerset Salon succeedng Mrs. Harry Foster ot Pscataway, who n turn wll succeed Mrs, Peter Capetta of Mddlesex as the Salon s representatve to the State meetng Other offcers to be nstalled are Mrs. R. M. Kncel of Rartan and Mrs. Foster as vce presdents; Mrs. Howell as secretary; Mrs. Wllam VanFlcet of Somervlle as treasurer; Mrs. Chester Machala of Bound Brookhstoran; Mrs. Ruth Epps of Somervlle as chaplan; Mrs. Dorothy Cease, also of Somervlle, sergeant at arms; and Mrs. E. H. Eaton of Warren, retrng Somerset County presdent of the Amercan Legon Auxlary as drector. THURSDAY, JUNE 25, Engneer Workshops Are Slated Two one-day workshops for engneers employed n manageral postons n ndustry or government wll be presented next month by Rutgers Unversty s Center for Contnung Engneerng Studes. "Value Engneerng," descrbed as a successful technque for reducng costs, wn be the topc for Tuesday, July 7. On Thursday, July 9, the subject wll be =mprovng Your Problem-Solvlng and Decson-Maklng Sklls." nstructors for both workshops wll be Joseph G. McNetll, professor of engneerng at the State Unversty of New York Martme College, at Fort Schuyler, N.Y., and Davd From, tranng coordnator for Sperry Rand Corpora= tlon. Both sessons wll run from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., wth regstraton 8 a.m. at the State Unverstyrs Contnung Educaton Center on the Douglass College campus. Detals may be obtaned from Mrs. Gary Clugsten or R.H. Karol, Center for ContnungEngneerng Studes, Rutgers Unversty, New Brunswtok Park & Tfford Dstllng Co., N. 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NCLUDES: TOP FLTER OF ANY LNE * HAR & LNT POT BRONZECHROME PLATE0 PUSH N PULL MULT- PORT VALVE THERMOMETER TEST KT,, VACUUM FOOTBATH GROUND LNE~ SEASON S SUPPLY OF NU.CLO WATER CONDTONER, HAND SKMMER CHLORNE DSPENSER Mss Carolyn Sue Zabawa, Mss Lnda Zabawa, sster of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph the brde, was mad of honor She Zabawa of 224 South Sxth Avehue, Manvlle, was marred to Terry Rchard Frck on Saturday, June 20 n the Emmanuel Baptst Church, Manvlle. wore a gown of mnt slk organza featurng a hgh roll collar and lantern sleeves. She carred a bouquet of pom-poms and roses. Jerry Babj of New York Cty The groom s the son of Mr. was best man. Joseph Zabawa, and Mrs. Carl Frck of Washng-brotheton, N.J. ushers. of the brde, served as The Rev. Alex Leonovch was Followng a recepton n Frehouse No. 1, Manvlle, the couple the offcatng mnster. The brde, gven n marrage left on a weddng trp to Canada by her father, wore an empre Upon return from ther trp they style gown of slk organza featur-wlng a hgh necklne and camelot The brde s a graduate of Man- resde n Plscataway. sleeves. A detachable cathedralvlle Hgh School and the Somerset tran flowed from a long narrow County Vocatonal and Techncal satn bow and was applqued wth School for Practcal Nursng. Venetan lace. Her bouffant vels The groom s a ~aduate of were held: by a spray of Vdnetln Washngtof r Htgl~ Bchoo~"and Long l ~ lace flowers and Jewels. She car- sland UnlVe sry~. Hd* g"employ~d HORSE FEEDS Trm cwt... $5.15 Challenger cwt... $4.55 Swmmng Pool Chemcals 100 bs. Granular H.T.H. $30.49 FORD GARDEN TRACTOR MOWERS & ATTACHMENTS MOWERS & TLLERS Squre Applegate fred a oolonal bouquet of pore- as qualty control supervsor by Hahn & Toro poms and whte butterfly roses. Kraft Foods, Hllsde. l ~lllllmllmll~lllllll~llllhlllllllllllllllllllllml~llllllllltlllllllllllhlllmmlllllll CHARCOAL _= Sphagnum Peat Moss A.P. Klen Due To Retre 6 ca. ft. - $3.95 RARTAN---Albert P. Klen, had enough tme to do--such as ---- executve vce presdent ot the travelng and playng golf." = State Bank af Rarltan Valley, He samemberotthesomer- =- wll retre on June 30 to con- vllle-rarltan Exchange Club, =- l PNE BARK MULCHl clude 35 years of servce, a drector of the Somerset SALT HAY Mr. Klen started hs career Valley Chamber of Commerce, = SAKRET, E - SAND n 1935 as assstant casher at and served as treasurer of the _-_. l,~ Prces Quoted Net the bank, whch s located on Rarltan Area Salvaton Army _--- Man Street. 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9 THURSDAY t JUNE 25, 1970 Thanks Extended By Easter Seal Charman Wl ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ J An,mal. R turn PAGE NNE Monmouth Far Begns. ~,~., : Mr, Smerdon s marred to the -. ~;."~ former Florence J. Henblch of "1 ~.r,. ~, Scranton, Ha. The Smerdone have... fve chldren; Joseph, Sharon, Cyn- JOSEPH N. SMERDON tha, Judth and Paul Total sellout for exhbtor space wll be nterspersed between the at the Great Monmouth Far, June harness events tn the form eta 28-July 4 nclusve at Freehold sanctoned AAU track meet on The farmyard and wldlfe exhbts at Colonal Park are gradually Raceway, presages the most successful undertakngs of ths type p.m, Thanks to tlm generosty otsomernst County resdents durng thecurately on contrbutons from "t s too early to report ac- Thursday, July 2, b~glnnng at 6 buldng up to full capacty now that revsons to the dsplay area recent appeal, E~ter Seal servces to crppled chldren and stll comng n." Mr. Lothlansald. The sperts-mnded set whhave off the week s festvtes on Sun- Somerset County, snce they are have been completed. n Monmouth County hstory. The Great Monmouth Far kcks Youngsters wll get to see and feed the farm anmals such as adults wll contnue and perhaps "But, the present tabulated $12,- both human and equne contests day, June 28, wth the Battle of expand durng the comng year, represents a 38 per cent goats, sheep, beef steer and pgs contaned n the major area, and to whet ther appettes. Harness Monmouth Parade culmnatng at accordng to Rchard Lothan of ncrease over last year% fgures, rabbts and chckens n the smaller pens, racng wll occupy two afternoons Freehold Raceway to usher the forma Far openng ceremones, art Somervlle, Somerset CountyE aster Seal Appeal charman. Wldlfe on dsplay at the present nclude raccoons and some sport, under the drecton of the show Judgng and 4-H Queen Con- at 4 p.m. on July 1-3. The sulky All ndcatons are that the proceeds from ths campagn wll enable Easter SeaYs drect servces On behalf of the Easter Seal Socety and. those they help, he you ng foxes. Add tonal anmals to be shown n ths secton nclude ghmclardbred Breeders and Owners Assocaton of New Jersey, are s set for 2:30 p.m. test. The rg~ben-openlng ceremony to handeapped people to contnue woodchucks, possum and Skunks. gave specal thanks to volunteers non-bettlng affars and comprse The weeklong actvtes wlllhave and expand to meet the needs of who handled thousands of appeal our rapdly growng communty Also of nterest are the deer n ther own pen area whch also two dlvlsons of two heats each. specal features for a.l segments; letters and the news meda for durng the comng year." housesa male and female peacock famly. Two-year-old trotters and pacerskddes Day on Monday, June 29; ther support and speeal efforts wll be n acton on July ann Senor Ctzens Day, June 30;Women s World, July 1; Teen Day, durng and after the postal strke, Easter Seal seryces to cr p-j All wldlfe anmals are released n the late fall and new anmals three-year-olds wll engage n whch at one pont, threatened to pled people n Somerset County n- ] events on July 3. July 2; Sportsmen s Day, July are trapped n the Sprng. serous l.v dsrupt be mal appeal. clude Rarltan Valley Workshop..[ The human end of the sport 3 and Hatrlots Day, July 4. % New Dvson Dean Changng Of The Guard -- Retrng Dean Ernest E. McMahon, left, of Rutgers Unversty s Extenson Dvson greets hssuccessor, Dr. Hamlton Stllwell, n the lbrary of the State Unversty s new C0ntnung Educaton Center at the tme of the center s dedcaton ths month. m " Camp Laurel Opens From July 6 Aug. 14 JAMESBURG -- Camp Laurel, Plscataway. whch serves neurologcally mpared youngsters of ages 4-14Langen also of Somerset. The Program drector wll be James wll be n operaton from July 6 staff also ncludes a regstered through Aug. 14 nthompson Park, nurse and a speech therapst n Jamesburg. addton to the many Junor and senor counsellors. Ths wll be the 7th season for The program ncludes perceptual tranng, development of mo- Camp Laurel, whch s run by the Central Secton (servng Mddlesex and Somerset Countes)of socal development. tor sklls and encouragement of the New Jersey Assocaton for Chldren wth Learnng Dsabltes (formerly the New Jersey Tuton for ths unque camp s $250 for the sx weeks or $140 Assocaton for Bran njured Chl-fodren,) Applcatons and nformaton ether of the three-weal~sessena. The drectors for ths seasonmay be obtaned by wrtng: Mrs. wll be Mrs. Terry Laudy of Som-Marerset and Douglas J. Bohrer ofham Drve, Edson, N.J. Ell~H, M-1 Wllard Dun Kds [4 re Champs Of JC Track Events Twenty-sx Frankln youngsters won 33 frst-place me- dash, along wth Betty Haynes. dash, and also the lo0-yard dale n the recent Junor Champ and Pearl Slocum. Track and Feld Competton, an annual event sponsored by the Betty Haynes and Yolanda Frankln Townshp Jaycees. Cannady won the 220 yard dash. The meet was open to all n boys events, wnners neluded Denns Mtchell, Terry townshp resdents between 9-18, and more than 175 youngsters partcpated. Wllams, and James Gallon Reeves, Ray Pearson, gavn Medals were awarded to the n the softball throw. st, 2nd, and 3rd place fnshers n each event, and compet- Wooten won the standng broad Darrell Woode and John ton was lmted wthn approxmate age groups. Peerce, and Herb Haca the Jump and Sam Whte, Rcky Deputy Mayor Wllam Howard presented the medals to the Orts Hastngs and John Blar runnng broad Jump. wnners. were wnners of the S0-yard Frst place wnners were: dash, and Mke Blar, John Mchelle Reeves, Glora Hastngs, Kathy Cottrell, Lotte Pearson, and Herb pace wonthe Blar, Davd Mendez, Rck Hastngs, grls* softball throw. 100-yard dash. Shrley Gwen won the standng Davd Mendez, Anthony Mulfns, and Bll Andrews were broad jump, and Karen Eaton and Glora Hastngs the 50-yard wnners of the 220-yard dash. Smerdon Promoted To Asst. VP By Frankln State Bank Joseph N. Smerdon of Brdge- Mr. Smerdon, water was apponted AsslstautVce Ha, graduated from Moosl Hgh Hresdent of the Frankln State School and attended the Amercan Bank, announced Anthony D. Scho- nsttute of Bankng. He began berl, presdent, hs bankng career n 1954 wth the Scranton Natonal Bank. ~L ~ Actve n communty affars, he has served the Watchung Area Councl Boy Scouts of Amerca, Somerset Valley Unted Fund and the Bound Brook Jaycees n varous capactes. He s currently presdent of the Brdgewater Lons Club. Mr. Schoberl sad that **Mr. Smerdon has done an oustandng Job n brngng new busness to the Hghland Hark Offce." n the last fve months, Mr. Smerdon has brought more than $1.S mllon n deposts to Frankln State Bank s newest offce n Hghland Park at 45 Woodbrdge Avenue, The offce s n a temporary buldng. A new buldng s now under constructon and s scheduled to open n October. Mr. Schoberl sad that the success of the Hghland Park Offce s largely due to the bankng hours of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. dally and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Fr;nldn stae Bank celebrates t s luckv 7t.h...and you get! (And Savngs account nterest, too. 51/2 for year, 53/4 % for 2 years] Open a $25 Savngs Account n a Chld s Name and Take Your Choce: ::~::: } : : " CUDDLY DROOPY wth a "barrel con bank" ted around hs neck to encourage young savem. ::::.~.~...::.~:. THE SWNGEROO wth a 14 x 13V4" seat and a 9-ft. polypro rope to attach to any tree. Safe for 150 pounds. / FUNNY MRROR Frog and owl and other gay anmals wth a bg mrror where ther bg mouth should be. Wth hanger wre. "Money rnuat #e loft on depost at least one year Open a $100 Checkng Open a $1,000 FSB Open a $5,000 FSB or Savngs Account and Go Savngs Account and Pck Savngs Account and We Home wth One of These: One of These Goodes: Gve You One of These:... :!:!?: BEACH TOTE wth a waterproof nsde blg enough for towels, sun loton, sun glasses, etc. Pretty enough for daytme dresses, SEWNG BASKET n mported toyo cord wth a carryng handle. nsde, a plastc tray to hold needles, spools, ere. FX-T KT (Not shown) Hammer, screw drver, plers, han drll and an assortment of nals, tacks and screws n a handy plastc carry case. NO-SPLATTER GRLL (Not shown) w~th heat proof handle. Bg enough to hold T-Bones or a batch of hamburgers, rbbed to dran away fat. "Money must be left on depost el least one year nterest compounded daly. One gft per customer, You can even get a fashon wg...the same one sold n leadng department stores NFLATABLE POOL bg 3-rng sze so a couple of kds can splash around. Brght 4-color desgn. ::/!:~~ :: ī, NFLATABLE CHAR Sleek and modern and lght wth ts own bult-n headrest. Great for ndoors or out. MAKE-UP MRROR (Not shown) Portable stand-up mrror wth bult-n make-up lghts and carryng case. HOSTESS COFFEE SET (Not shown) Electrc pot that makes 4 to 8 cups. Complete wth 6 thermos cups for hot or ced coffee. "Money mum be left on depost at least one year, *,.~ A Frend of the Famly " "Frankln Bank * ~~ * memberfdc Open: 8 to 8 Daly and 9 to 5 Saturday Longest hours n New Jersey TOUCH-A-TUNE RADO Deluxe 10- transstor portable AM rado wth automatc touch tunng. Remove the strap and t s a table rado. Whle supply lasts. BARBECUE GRLL wth 24" motorzed brazer, Parma-Lft grd posltloner, 3-poston hood. U,L approved. 3g-cuP ELECTR COFFEEMAKER (Not Shown) Brllant easy-to-clean poly-propylene that won t dent or break, Fully automatlc~slgnals when done, keeps coffee hot. MAN S CONVERTA-CHAR VALET (Not shown) Top lfts off. Char by day, valet by nght. Leather-look vnyl, foam padded, wth walnut-fnshed legs, CE CREAM FREEZER (Not shown) Automatc electrc way to make your own homemade ce cream, U.L. approved motor. The very same marvelous s-t-r-e-t-c-h wg of washable Exelon modacryllc that looks realer than real.,, saves you all those trps to the beauty shop. n colors to match your har.,, or maybe you always wanted to be a blonde. Just $7.50 for the Wg f you open Checkng or Savngs Account for $50. Buy the Wg for $5 f you Open a Savngs or Checkng Account for $500. Open a Savngs Account for $5,000 AND TAKE T HOME FREEr VACATON BBLE SCHOOL July 7-17th Kndergarten through 6th grade 9:30 a.m. to 11"50 a.m. NEW BRUNSWCK BBLE CHURCH Easton Ave. & Frankln Blvd., Somerset To regster call or LOCATONS N 8OMERSET AND MDDLESEX COUNTES Man Offce: Kngston Offce: Motor Offce: 610 Frankln Blvd. Hghway 27 Frankln Blvd. & Somerset St, Frankln Townshp, N.J. Kngston, N.J. Frankln Townshp, N.J. OTHR OFFCES N UNON COUNTY Frankln Mall Offce: Easton Ave. & Rt. 287 Frankln Townshp, N.J, Mllstone Offcs: Rt. 533 Mllstone, N,J. Hghland Park Offce: 45 Woodbrldge Ave. Hghland Park, N,J,

10 PAGE TEN Shareholders Okay Merger Of 2 Banks At specal meetngs held JuneJersey. He sad the banks wll 1.6, the shareholders of the Frst be consoldated under the charter Natonal Bank of Central Jersey and ttle of the Frst Natonal and The Frst Natonal Bank of ~ank of Central Jersey. Roselle overwhelmngly approved The combned nsttutons wll the consoldaton of the two fnancal nsttutons. The announcement of the shareholders decson was made by Robert R. Hutcheson, Presdent of the Frst Natonal Bank of Central aave nne branches n Somerset County and two n Unon County, ncludng a new offce n South Bound Brook, whch wn open for busness on July 10, and a new drve-n faclty soon to be con- READNG and STUDY MPROVEMENT (;ENTER MARY G. F LOSA, Drector SUMMER SESSON June 2g - August Provdng a program for the mprovement of readng and study sklls for elementary school and hgh school students. q Small classes and ndvdual nstructon. Basc and advanced readng sklls; word a=alyss; vocabulary development; readng nterpretaton; crtcal readng and thnkng sklls; educatonal ~dance; perceptual tranng Testng and ntervewng for wnter sesson now n process. For nformaton and appontments call the Readng Center, RUTGERS PREPARATORY SCHOOL Fully Accredted - State Approved 1345 EASTON AVENUE SOMERSET N.J. structed on East Unon Avenue, Bound Brook. Wth reported assets tetaln $107,124,834 as of December , Frst Natonal of Central Jersey s already the largest bank n Somerset County. FtrstNatonal presently has offces located n Bound Brook, Belle Mead, Branchburg, Somervlle, North Planfeld, Warren Townshp and Rocky Hll The consoldaton s ubject to the approval of the Comptroller of the Currency, and revew by other supervsory agences. The resultng hank wll be one of the largest banks n Central Jersey wth total assets of about $125,- )00,000. P Examnaton For County Detectve Poston Held Somerset County Prosecutor essay type examnaton whch wll Mchael R. mbrlanl announcedtest the applcant s knowledge ot that he wll gve an examnaton the law and hs wrtng ablty. to fll the poston of County Detectve on Monday, July 20. be assgned to the admn tratve The new county detectve wll The examnaton wll be gvenat secton of the offce, wth prmary dutes nvolvng the preparaton two dfferent tmes on tha date: 1) n the mornng at 9:80; and of cases for grand Jury and for 9.) n the evenng at 7 o clock, tral. The salary range for county detectves s from $8, to $12,- The examnaton wll consst of three parts: ) an ntalllgence test whch wll be conducted by representatlves of the Somerset Coun-anyone 21 years of age or over. The examnaton wll be open to ty Vocatonal School; 2) a PSy-chologcal type examnaton to be examnaton room, each person order to be admtted to the conducted by Mr. Edwn Kooser, wll be requred to frst obtan Staff Psychologst of the Somerset from the Prosecutor s Offce, Ad= County Gudance Center; and 3) an mnstraton Buldng, Somervlle. through a week s wash n just 30 mnutes at THE NEW MODERN SPEED QUEEN CON OPERATED LAUNDERETTE LOCATED N THE HLLSBORO SHOPPNG PLAZA, ROUTE 206, HLLSBORO. Cut your "wash day" down to a sngle hour - or less! ncludng dryng tme. WHY PAY ALL THE COST OF OWNNG AND OPERATNG A HOME LAUNDRY? SHARE EXPENSES WTH OTHER USERS. YOU PAY LESS. YOU GET MORE. THE LATEST EQUPMENT, THE FNEST FACLTES, THE TME-SAVNG PRVLEGE OF USNG AS MANY MACHNES AS YOU NEED. HLLSBOROUGH SHOPPNG PLAZA Route 206 S. Somervlle Kadn Wns Scholarshp THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 u Presentaton of a certfcate sgnfyng hs wnnng a Natonal Mert Scholarshp was made recently to Alan M. Kadn (center) of 30 Shelly Drve, Somerset, by Dr. Harlan L. Tuthll (second from left), executve assstant to the vce presdent of research and development for E. R. Squbb & Sons, nc. The presentaton was made durng a luncheon hosted by Squbb and attended by, left to rght: Patrck J. MacDermott, prncpal of Frankln Hgh School; Dr. Tuthll, Alan; Alan s mother, Elnor, and Alan s father Harold, a chemst n Squbb s analytcal research department. The scholarshp s sponsored by Squbb Beech-Nut, nc. and s admnstered by the Natonal Mert Scholarshp Corporaton. t runs for four years and s one of the hghest scholastc honors that a student can wn. Alan plans to attend Have fdrd Collegeand major n cal scences. FURNTURE MART Buy by the outft...t s smartl Ths way you can enjoy a whole roomful of new, correlated furnture and have only ONE low payment to make fort allt You con buy a whole houseful of furnture ths easy wayl BUY ON EAaY TERMl YOU BETCNA CAN! VFW Post 2290 Presents WE DO CLEANNG Attcs, cellars, yards, garages and lghthaulng Check The H ltsborough Wattles and Snood 4-H PouLtry Club!e~ntly receved a donaton from the VFW Post 2290, Manvlle. VFW member John F. Urbanak, center, hands donaton *o Scott Goodell, rght. Lookng on s Randy GoodeL. Bankers Serve NJBA Commttees Nne Somerset County bankers at reasonable prce aye servng on commttees of the New Jersey Bankers Assocaton for , announced NJBA Presdent Erwn O. Kraft, pres- Call Today " dent, Frst Natonal Bank of Pas- - mc County, Totowa. The commttees wll develop and =~" :arry out the NJBA program of actvtes for ts 240 memberbanks n the comng year. Bankerservng on the varous.= Tme Hgh commttees" from Somerset Countnlnterest ty are: Robert R. Hutcheson, EX- Pad On Savngs ecuttve, Resolutons, and Robert %, N. Nelson, Bank Operatons and Management, Data Processng a DOUBLE DUTY LVNG O-PC. MAPLE LVNG ROOM ROOM ;ehool Subcommttee, both of the Matchng sofa bed, club --,~rst Natonal Bank of Central Sofa bed, platform : char, accent char. Wal- 269 "~ rersey, Bound Brook; George M. rocker and char n prnt ~alt ntln= ~.~... nut fnsh cocktal table, Jenldt~, Drector - Management covers. Plastc top cock- ~ ~~-- 2 step tables and par of tal table and 2 step ~ 8-PECE LVNG m,amos Conference, Peapack-Gladstone Anthony D. Scho- tables. Plus two chna. = == l Rartan.av,n=s t ;. Bank NowD.. -el. B=~, Gladstone;, we,o,,,o. coo.,, chars wth tufted backs. Somerset; Joseph P. Wllams, ~ L_~. ~!!..~.: L:~ tabla, two step tables,. ~..:! : Trust Operatons, Frst Natonal... : twolamps. ;..." ----;. Bgr~k of Central Jersey, Somervllle; Rchard Lothan, Executve, m $~ m~l ~9~ Fnance, Legslaton,,aton and Taxaton, John A., Bchner, Vce Char- ~~~=~ ~rl" ----" ~ NTEREST teen, man, Trustee, NJB. NJBA nsurance Fund, and Kenneth W. Stewart, Jr., Busnessnl allfd ve" Development and ~." ""...~;:;.=:m=e ram Urban Affars, all from Somerset Trust C Company, ~P0an. y, COLONAL MAPLE BEDROOM a... ~. ~~ m BEDROOM OUTFT N WALNUT Somervlle. Maple flnsh wth an-. Spac,ous double dresser, " " tclue brass. Double L, tj:~:~:~ large chest, bookcase t~r~ A =novae dresser, panel bed, ~~9~ m ~.. ~ bed and landscape mr- qfz~.=l~-~ roomy chest, mrror.qup e.~. plus mattress and Pox mattress and box sprng sprng. set. On All ::, m ~ :! ~ ~:: rorl. Plus nnersprlng~=~~ ~~~ --.m,=.- 1 SAVNGS!.!.L ~,,:~.~... ~ : Compounded " ~ = "... " ": Quarterly a-pece ECTONAL OUTFT ~,:.-...".~ Sweepng trple dresser wth nne roomy drawers, framed vertcal mrror, panel bed and spacous 4-drawer chest. Crafted wlth wet. m "DANSN" SCTONAL GROUP : nut veneers. : ncludesthe2.plecesec. lonel and matchng *399" : =~4 9s : char wth foam.m Opendaly9a.m. tll S:30 p.m...- Thurs., Fr. 9a.m. ttlgp.m, : cushons. Walnut fnsh corner table, cocktal talole and lamp. ", 41 " " 1 THHFT~ URN 1 URE MAR l,269.~ [;.ONERAE 141"411WU hln $,,, Smml FREE PARKNG N REAR NSTANT DELVER Y, ROBNSON [ W"ED" BYO.ERATED BLANC.E Put th s new-hgh0r dvdend ~o work for you todayl Come n and open your savngs accountoday l RARTAN SAVN6S BANK 9"W. SOMERSET STREET RARrrAN, N.]. Deposts Now nsured Up To $20,000 by F.D..C. CHARLES SCORA Scora Earns Salem Degree Charles Scora recently recelved a B.S. degree n bology from Salem College, Salem/ Va. He s the son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Slcora of 170 Myrtle Street, Somerset.,#,*

THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 PAGE E LEVEN OBTU,/t~ES ALEX WALKER JR. --- 49 ban Bus Co. ce, both of Gufport, Mss Henretta and Mss rene, both of Bos- Mr. Walker was an Army vet- of World War.

11 THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 PAGE E LEVEN OBTU,/t~ES ALEX WALKER JR ban Bus Co. ce, both of Gufport, Mss Henretta and Mss rene, both of Bos- Mr. Walker was an Army vet- of World War. He was ton, Mass., Mrs. Luclle Evans ~.ANKLN-- Funeral servceseran wll be held on Sunday, June 28 a member of the Frst Baptst of Chcago, ll., and Mrs. Vlvlan n Gulfport, Mss., for Alex Walk-Churcher Jr., 49, of 19 Oak Place. He Hs survvors nclude hs wfe, grandchldren. Lncoln Gardens. Lee of Jackson, Tenn.; and three ded on Monday, June 15 n St. Senoba; a stepson, James Earl Mchael s Hosptal, Newark. Payne of Frankln; a daughter, Born n Gulfport, Mss., he resded here eght years. leans; a brother, Raymond of Gulf- Mss Shells Mare of New Or- VNCENT FDUK He was employed n the mantenance department of the Subur- Catherne Flanagan and Mss A1- were held on Saturday, June 20 port, Mss.; sx ssters, Mrs. MANVLLE -- Funeral servces for Vncent Fduk, 85, of 118. South 19th Avenue. He ded on AMERCA S LARGEST FAMLY CLOTHNG CHAN Monday, June 15 n Somerset Hosptal. nterment was n Sacred Heart Cemetery, Hfllsborough Townshp. Mr. Flduk was a resdent of Manvlle for 58 years. HS wfe Mary, preceded hm tn death He s survved by four sons Joseph and Frank of Manvlle, Steven of Orlando, Fla., and John of Chester, Pal two daughters Mrs. Jula Decker of Fort Lauderdale, Me., and Mrs. Jane Dorfachuk of Wlllngsboro, 21 grandchldren and a great-grandchld. FRANKLN FRESHMAN HONORS BRDGEWATER -- Three Frankln Townshp resdents made the freshman dean s lst at Somerset County College. They are Roslyn Owens, James Weber, and Edward Ro ack. :olarshp Awarded Mrs, Harold N. Mchel of South Bound Brook, (rghfl presdent of the Somerset Valley ndustral Campus Secretares Club, presents club s frst scholarshp award to Mss Helen Kathryn Raber. The award wnner s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Raber of rvngton. Mr. Raber s assocated wth Relance Unversal nc., a SVC company. Mrs. Mchel s secretary to the executve vce presdent of Tubotron. Mss Raber wll attend Newark State College n September.! Parsh Councl Summer Unon Schedules Servces MONTGOMERY.- Unlonservces are beng planned by the South For August, contact the Rev. The Board of Drectors of the Church. Somerset Parsh Councl startng Stanley Rock, pastor of the Blawlenburg Reformed Church, and the Bank has declared a quarterly cash Somerset Hlls & County Natonal Sunday, June 28, and contnung through Aug. 30.!Rev. Frank Bahr, pastor of the dvdend of $.15 per share to Untl the end of Ju/y, servces Frst Reformed Church of Rocky shareholders of record as of July wll be held n the Htllsborough Hll, or the Rev; Dns for Aug. 1 1, 1970, payable July 15, Reformed Church of Mllstone at through 0. Somerset Hlls & County Natlonal Bank has seven full.servce 9:30 a.m., Frst Reformed Church of Rocky Hll at 10 a.m., and the offces throughout Somerset County. Total assets reported as of Grggstown Reformed Church at Orthodox Youth 10:30 a.m. December 31, 1969 were n excess of $54 mllon. Durng August, servces wll be n the Hlllsborough Presbyteran Church at 9:30 a.m,, Blawenbur DEANfS LST AT SCC Reformed Church at 10 a.m. Plan A Weekend The Orthodox Youth Fellowshp of Sants Peter and Paul Church, Manvlle, has made plans for a and the larlngen Reformec BRDGEWATER -- Three sophomores from Frankln Townshp Church at 10:30 a.m. socal/relglous holday on the f- weekend of July. have earned deares lst honors at The pastors from the sevennal churches wll preach at the varousfrday evenng, July 24, regstraton wll be held n the Churchesare Venre Truhan, Gary Gover- Somerset County College. They churches and take turns at each of the servces. Orlggstown Reformed Church s the only church Manvlle, and wll be followed by socal hall, 605 Washngton Ave., hale, and John Barsnc,~. to stay open fl~roughout the summer. On Saturday mornng, July 25, XEROX a get-acquanted dance. COPES Anyone needng pastoral assstance durng that tme, July 1 the church at 7:30 a.m. At 8 a,m. a Matns servce wll be held at through tle 12, should call the Rev. buses wll depart for sland Beach Wlbur E. vns, pastor of the Har-Statlngen Reformed Church; thewhole The partcpants wll spend the Park, month of July, the Rev. Thomasday on the beach, before returnng Harrs, pastor of the Hllsborough Reformed Church of Mll-at 6 p.m. :for a dnner meetng n Manvlle stone and the Rev. Wllan.. Petz, All Orthodox youth n the area pastor of the Grggstown Refer reed have been nvted to partcpate Church; July S- Aug. 1,5, the n the events. Further nformaton may be obtaned from Father Rev. Jolm Panter, pastor of the Montgomery Unted Methodst George Lews, rector BankDvdend s Declared (Quantty Prces A vaable) Tow nshp Pharmacy K! l/amlton St., Somcr~t NOTARY PUBLC l, NORTHSDE CONVENENT DRVE-UP, WALK-N FACLTES. 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12 PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970 PHYSCS SEMNAR RCHMOND,. nd. -- Thrty-two physcs and chemstry teachers, ncludng Charle~ Oxman, 562E aston AVe., Somerset, (faculty, Mddlesex County College) are par- Ucpatng n an eght-weeks summer nsttute n physcal scence for college teachers at E arlharn College. SCC FRESHMAN HONORS BRDGEWATER -- Eght Manvlle freshmen won dean s lst honors at Somerset County College. They are Thomas Crglano, George Perhack, Denns Salvatore, Mary Stansley, Joseph Straczewsk, Joseph Urban, Walter Wlczek, and Judy Mlers. FRANKLN TOWNSHP GRL S EAST CAROLNA GRADUATE SOMERSET --Jacquelne Lou- and was elected to Ps Ch, the se Perr, daughterofmr, andmrs, natonal honor fraternty of pay- James J. Perr, 14 Hllcrest Av- chology. She was also voted the enue, has been graduated from outstandng Senor n the Spansh East Carolna Unversty. She was department. A graduate of Frankpresdent of Sgma Upslon, the ln Hgh School, she majored n ECU chapter of the Natonal Hen- Spansh st ECU. or Socety of romance languages, NOW State of Rartan Valley Frankln Grls Log ~t.-9 ga n ATTHE HGHEST SAVNGS RATES PERMTTED BY LAW 3/4 % Busness Loans Savngs Accounts NEW TWO YEAR SAVNGS CERTFCATES AVALABLE N AMOUNTS OF $1,000 or More. Earned nterest maled every sx months. $1,000 or More. Earned nterest maled every sx months, SPECAL PASS BOOK TME DEPOSTS AVALABLE N AMOUNTS OF $1,000 or More. nterest Compounded quarterly. 90 day notce of wthdrawal, REGULAR SAVNGS - EFFECTVE MARCH NTEREST COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY. 403 Route 206, For Complete Bankng Servces See Us... South Hlleborough Townshp Telephone Member Federal Reserve Systcm Automoble Loans Checkng Accounts 34 East Somerset St, Rerten Telephone Metnber Federal Depost nsurance Corp. "$mall Enough To Know You. Large Enough To SerBe You" FRANKLN -- A. Barrett stars ran ther dual meet wn- Smth of the FranklnHgh grls Thrd places Sue Kopsco nng streak to 12 and are 21- "Ther success was due to track team led the Warrors 5 snce the ncepton of the (440), 68.6; )ebble Szabo (ds- a fne team sprt Thrty-three to a 7-0 record ths season, female sport at the townshp cus), 92 ; Charlesetta Dunn grls competed n the meets, The Frankln dstaff track- hgh school (long Jump), 14 6"; Thelma Twenty-sx of these scored Washngton (hurdles), 8.2; Fe- ponts. The squad numbered Coach Smth s forces won the ltka Nowak (mle), 5:57.1. over 50 at md-season and near Meet by whppng 14 other hgh (dscus), 85 1 "; Denese Sandschool grls teams, 100 at the start" ~-mm The Warrors compled 135 ers (440), /2 ponts to 101 1/2 for Mattlmore (100), 12.1; WlllsJack- Ffth places -- Debbte Latwan. t was the second straght ttle for Frankln n the Red son (440); and Maureen Doher- FHS, Prep ty (mle). Meet, consdered the Eleven of the 22 scnoo,.. "State Track Meet" for the recgrls throughout New Jersey. ords were set ths year and four were not contested. Boys Cted Charlesetta Dunn won the 50- yard dash (6.2) and the 75- Mss Dunn establshed three Frankln Hgh marks ths season. They are the 50-yard dash Yard dash (8.9) n the meet. Jennfer Judd was frst nthe By Papers 880 n 2:26.5. Debby Mooney (6.0), the 75 (6.7) and the (2.35.6) was second n the half (11.2). FRANKLN -- Donnle Tyus mle. Mss Judd holds three. They Elmarsn Campbell was frst was named to the second team are the 440 (64.0), 1500 (5: n the shot put wth a toss of of the 1970 All-State Baseball 04,6) and the mle (5:43.6). team by the Sunday Star-Ledger. 35 feet, 6 nches. Other 1970 records were by The 880-yard relay teamwas Alexanderson (hgh lumu). 4 Tyus, who graduated last frst n 2:54.5, whle the "; Campbell (shotput), 37 week after a glorous threesport career at Frankln Hgh, yard relay unt was thrd n 1/2" and (dscus), "; and 53 seconds fat. Marqus (javeln), 106~81/2" The ndvdual performances was a second team choce as and (softball throw), 159 3". n the Red Bank Meet: a frst baseman. Coach Smth sad, "the squad Tyus was afrst-team, Group Second places -- Margaret s composed largely of junors Alexanderson (hgh jump), V choce and was named to and sophomores. Only fve senors are lost through gradua- County team by the Sunday Home 9"; Cathy Marqus (Javeln), the frst-team, All-somerset 103. ton. News. Safe Depost Home Loans FSB Team Tops L.L. Standngs FRANKLN-- Frankln State Bank has a 11-2 record and leads the Frankln Townshp Lttle League. The Amercan Legon s 8-4 and holds second place, a game ahead of the E ages, %5. Hamlton Lanes s n fourth place wth a %6 ledger, whle ffth-place Slsler Brothers s Runyon s Market s last wth a 2-10 log. Davd ngram of Frankln State Bank s the leadng htter wth a.455 average n 12 games. He has 15 hts n $3 trps to the plate and has scored 14 runs. Erne Lndsey of Hamlton Lanes leads the sluggng derby wth fve home runs. ngran and Bob Rufus of Hamlton Lanes are ted for second wth tour each. ngram leads the league n doubles wth sx. Bran O Loughlln of Frankln State Bank rapped out 19 hts, tops n the league, n 42 tmes at bat for a.453 mark, He boasts fve doubles, a trple and a home run. Sportsmanshp Award Donated BASKNG RDGE -- A new sportsmanshp award has beenestablshed at the Somerset County Park Commsson s rdng stable on South Maple Avenue. Lorrane Greubel of Bernardsvlle, one of the rdng lnstructors, has donated a sportsmanshp award n honor of her horse, "Count Down." [ The award wll be gven to the student enrolled n the Park Corn-/ msson s rdng program who shows the most consderaton and best sportsmanshp toward hs or her mount, and to fellow students on the day of the Park Commsson Horse Show. The judge wll be unknown to the rders and wll mngle among the members durng the entre day. = TOYOTA MARKW. t~ Ken Smth, wth ll-for-25, sports a.440 battng mark. He also has a three-bagger and homer and a par of doubles. Ffteen hts n 36 at bats gves Frank Slus ak of the Eagles a.418 average. Robert O Connell (.375) has three home runs and 15 hts n 40 at bats. Blly Weber of Runyon s s battng.375. Rufus, who has a.372 average, collected 13 hts. Bran Groner, the owner of a.364 average, banged out fve doubles and seven sngles. The other.300 htters wth 24 tmes at bat or more are Bob Cunnngham (.325) and Corkey Reyes (.300). Roundng out the top 15 are Kevn Doherty (.286), Lndsey (.282), Steve Strckland (.275) and Scott McCauley (.250). Bob Scheer of Frankln was pcked as a catcher on The Home News All- Somerset squad. Steve Stenberg of Rutgers Prep made the Sunday Star- Ledger Prvate Schools frst team as a ptcher. Denns Turner of Rutgers Prep was a second-team Prvate School selecton as a catcher. Stenberg was named to the Newark Sunday News Prep School frst team. YWCA TENNS CLASSES NEW BRUNSWCK--The New Brunswck Area YWCA wll hold fall classes n Tenns for boys and grls at Buccleuch Park, Classes for grls wll begn Tuesday, Sept. 1. Classes forboys, wll begn Wednesday, Sept. 2. There wll be classes for begnners, grades four and up and ntermedates. Each person brngs hs ownracquet and balls. Teachers are Mrs. Judy Burr and Max Fry. Regstraton s now beng accepted for these classes at the YWCA. THS- WEEKS SPECAL GREEN 1965 Mustang Convertble 8 Cylnder Automatc s895 FORYOUR BEST BUYS Autosport, nc. FAT VOLVO SALE8 & SERVCE CENTER 573 Thompson Ave., Bound Brook, NJ TOYOTA STATON BRAND NEW. "YO TOYOTA APPROVAL 3.MNUTES BRAND NEW "70 TOYOTA MARK l Sl726,o. e69 CHAtGRt o~t49s "30 Mles to the l~llonl" LANDCRUSERS (4) H.LUX TRUCKS MMEDATE DELVERY 00+o GOOD USED CAR! 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13 THURSDAY,JUNE 25, 1970 l, la Quackenboss L f UNERAL HOME Fucllo & Warren Funeral Home lac S. Man St., Manvlle ll XEROXCOPES (Quantty Prces Avalable) Townshp Pharmacy K! 54]8O0 712 Hamlton St., Somer~t NOTARY PUBLC Manvlle Vs. Branchburg Route Sutphen s Manager Of S B B Branch S. Somervlle Hllsborough Senors Wn 6-1; Play Bound Brook Tomorrow PAGE THRTEEN, MANVLLE YOUTH ATHLETC LEAGUE Last weeks results - June LVNGSTON /WE. NEW BR UNSWC~ UPP Walt s nn 2 Kllrner Centre Shoppe MANVLLE -- The Manvlle HLZBOROUGH -- Hllsborough evened ts Somerset and M ark T rols walked to force and a sacrfce fly gave Mddle- Chuck Sehaub, Stan Jackowsld, A walk, Paul Laub s trple 12 Amercan Legon 5 entry n the Senor Baseball League s host to Branchburg George R. Sutphen, n r, Assstant Casher of the Frst Naton- at 2-2 wth a 6- wn over Frank Wlczek walked wth the sxth. Elks Steve s T res 4 County Senor League record n a run. sex ts two runs n the top of Ruzyok s Drugs 7 Famly Shoe Store 5 tomorrow nght at 6 p.m. al Bank of Central Jersey, has Mddlesex Frday nght. one out n the second, scooted m0 m Adam Fvclo, Mgr. Manvlle was slated to play been named Manager of the bank s Manager Charles Schanb s to thrd on a sngle by Komock Somervlle at 8 p.m. last nght new South Bound Brook offce. Hllsborough damondmen play and scored on the throw-n, Tournament Walt s nn 7 UPP under the lghts at Brooks Feld. The South Botlnd Brook offce, Bound Brook at LalVlonte Feld Kmock took second and VFW Chuck Wagon 1 The Manvlle-Mddlesex and whch wll open on Frday, July tomorrow nght at 6 p.m. Sehaub drew a base on balls. Manvlle - Brdgewater games 10, wllbe the bankrs elghthbr each. Bll ConnJf came up wth the The par pulled off a double Wnners Famly Shoe Store 3 Elks were postponed because of Mr. Sutphen Joned the Frst mound vctory as Hllsboroughsteal and Kmock regstered on Amercan Legon 4 Centre Shoppe 7 graduaton exercses. Natonal Bank of Central Jersey downed Mddlesex. He checked a sacrfce fly by Jackowsld. Manvlle leads the Senor n He had been the assstant branch manager of the bank s out eght and walked two. the losers on fve hts, struck- Out n front, 3-2, Hllsbor-Announceough struck for three runs n the The Lades 18-hole golf asso- Steve s Tres 3 Ruzyck s Drugs 1 Baseball League wth a 3-1 record and sx palate. Bound Belle Mead offce. He s a graduate of Somervlle Hgh School er aded hs own cause wth The Hllsborough rght-hand- sxth. caton of Pke Brook Country Chuck Wagon 10 VFW Brook s second wth 2-1 log Kmock got thngs gong wth Club held a "Throw Out 3 Holes" and 4 ponts. and Central Cotlege, Pella, owa, two hts, whle teammate Andy a base on balls and Schaub tournament on Thursday, June 18. STANDNGS where he receved a B.A. degree Kmock collected two sngles. walked. Jackowsk sacrfced The wnners were: Amercan League Natonal League Roundng out the crcut are the par. A flght: 1- Mrs. Robert Lynch n Busness Admnstraton, Kmock launched the attack Hllsborough 9.-2 (4), Brdgewater (3), Rartan -1- err R. Hutcheson. bank Presdent. Schaub doubled for two runs of Kendall Park wth a net 56; The appontment was madebyrob- 1, Chuck Wagon Centre Shoppe 12-2 n the frst nnng wth a snale. He toed the plate when Hllsborough nne a 6-2 cushon. and Denns Klen~s ht gave the 2- Mrs. Joseph Warren of Belle (3), Branchburg - (2), 2. Elks Stove s Tres 9-5 Mead wth a net 56; and 3- Mrs. Mr. Sutphen resdes at 55Drea- Road, Somervlle, wth hs net Famly Shoe Store Walt s nn 5-9 Fred Kahn of Prnceton wth a 3. Amercan Legon UPP ervlle -2 (2) and Mddlesexhook 0-2 (0). wfe, the former Bernys Leusnk B flght: 1- Mrs. August Hess 5. VFW Ruzyck s Drugs Area Newspapers of Belle Mead wth a net 55; 2- ~d ther four chlldre~ LEADNG HTTERS Mrs. Edward Jeffres of Prnceton wth a net 58; and 3- Mrs. Bell - VFW Hrnak - Steve s Tres-.740 NEW n your NEGHBORHOOD... Cte Manvlle Stars Stuart Rounds of Prnceton wth a net 58. HOME RUNS NOW - You can drop your laundry off and for the unbelevable low servce fee of 25c per 13 lb. Load WE WLL DO T FO:YOU MANVLLE "- Ned Penlte, team was senlor Mke Worebd, the Manvlle second base- of Belle Mead wth a net 55; 2- D flght: 1- Mrs. Alden Carlson Perhach - Chuck Wagon- 10 Hrnak - Steve s Tres- 16 who guded Manvlle Hgh to SPARKLE washng n our 2 speed - 3 temperature all fabrc stanless steel tub an 18-3 record and two champonshps, was honored as Som- Frst baseman Leon Martenrffln. Mrs. Elston Grennger of Pscataway wth a net 55; and 3- Mrs. washers. PTCHERS erset County "Coach of the sen was a Newark Sunday News Lawrence Mask of Belle Mead Cooper- Chuck Wagon- 7-0 Kestopovch - Centre FLUFF dryng n our large durable press tumbler dryers Year" by The Sunday Home thrd team selecton. wth a net 58. Shoppe 5-0 Sortng/Foldng by Experts News. ALSO - WHY NOT Junor Jm Homyak, who Homyak, Worobj and Mortensen were frst-place choces Let us launder your: Heavy Drapes; Throw Rugs; Bedspreads; Slp Covers; Dresses; compled a 12- record, was Jackets, Pants end Shrts. 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14 C ss/ PAGE FOURTEEN South Somerset News, The Frankln News-Record Manvlle News P.O. BOX 146, SOME RV LLE, N.J CLASSFED ADVERTSNG FORM...,.., ,......,.,, ,..., 4 LNES- 1 NSERTON... $1.50 (3 nsertons- no changes)... $3.00 (When Pad n Advance) f blled add.25..., ,......, , CLASSFCATON..a... Help Wanted YOUNG MANUFACTURNG CO., lookng for teachers, students of all ages and prof. men, ~ekng summer employ. ncome of $$00 to $1000 a month avalable. Call lot appt Bus. meetng scheduled for Vlon. June 29. PART TME ELP WANT :D-Young Man. Gcorges Pzzera NAME... For Rent Rooms ADDRESS... T M ES......PAD... CHARG E... All Classfed Advertsng appears n all three newspapers, Manvlle News, Frankln News-Record and South Somerset News. Ad may be maled n or telephoned. Deadlne for new ads s 5 P.M. on Tuesdays. Ads must be cancelled by 5 PM. Mondays RATES: $1.50 for 4 lnes or less or one week or f ordered n advance; $1.25 each for two consecutve weeks and $1.00 per week for three or more consecutve weeks. There s a charge of 50 cents for each addtonal 4 lnes. Ads may be dsplayed wth whte space and/or addtonal captal ratters at $1.80 per nch (mnmum sze 2 nches.) Box numbers are 50 extra. TERMS: 25 cents bllng charge f ad s not pad for wthn days after expraton of ad. The newspaper s not responsble for error# not Help Wanted FURN1StED ROOM :OR GENTLEMAN. North 1st Avenue and Brooks Blvd., Manvlle, N.J. FURNSHED ROOM for gentleman. On t quet street, Plenty of prvacy. Days. Call ; evenngs FURNSHED ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, Prvate Entrance. nqure at 256 North 3rd. Avenue, Manvlle, N. J. S MONF YOUP, RN S PP, OBL-M? ~HORE APARTMENT FOR RENT. lt lerc s the answer-become an AVONFull tme 11-7, permanent, no summer Lavallette. AcComlnodatons for sx. Representatve -- cam good ntoncy n )ostonsavalablc. Please call downstars $100.00, t,p $90.0l). For your sp;sre tme near he,no. (?all remrvatons call %1 or wrte to P.O. Box 634 TECARRERCLNC South Bound Brook, N.J. Belle Mead, N.J. (201) WOMAN WANTED - One or two days ORDERLES weekly to do houm cleanng and ronng... ["or older famly. Cal Full tme 3-11, pennanent, no summer alter u p.m. t postons av:dlable. Please call SCllOOL CUS FODANS - mmedate openngs. 12 months, penson plan and all benefts. Call or apply at offce of busness Admnstrator, Hllsbo) ough School, Route 206, Belle Mead, N. J ADFS. ull tme 3-1 l, permanent, no summer postons avalable. Please call TlE ( A~, R. ~, CLNC Belle Mead, N.J. (201) C TRANSTS and LEVELS ~ DAVlD=W-H!TE " BERGER Models n Stock from $81J.S0 to $ Models On Order To S PR CE NCLUDES CASE, TRPOD, PLUMB Bee, ~NST~UCTfONS CENTNAL BULDNG PRODUCTS HGHWAY O.S. 1 EDSON, NJ. (Just South of Ford Motor Plant) TEL. ~t87.2s O0 Help Wanted THE CARRER CLNC Belle Mead, N.J. (201) CLEANNG WOMAN For nformaton, plea~ call THE CARRER CLNC Belle Mead, N.J. (201) BOYS WANTED FOR NEWSPAPER DELVERY N SOMERSET AREA CALL HLLSBOROUGH TOWNSHP - Off Mllstone Road. Modern 8 room, 2 story home. Attached 2 car garage, 4 bedrooms, freplace, ba~ment, 2Fz baths. MANVLLE - 4 FAMLY - SOUTHSDE. Two, 3 room and bath apartments. Two, 4 room and bath apartments. Full basement, ol steam heat, ah)mnum sdng.... $32,000. MANVLLE - SOUTH MAN STREET. 25 x 40 foot store, plus ~parate 4 room totl~... $16,000. MANVLLE - SOUTHSDE - 7 room, 2 story home. Alu)nnt)m sdng, new roof, furnace, bath and ½, full base)nent. 60 x 100 lot. Curb, gutters, sdewalks.... $17,990. BULDNG LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE Brdgewater, Frankln, Montgomery, Hllsborough, Branchburg... $7,900. and up. MANVLLE - Under constructon- WESTON AREA - 6 room ranch, attached garage, full basement, A baths, fro nt porch, large 100 x 100 lot... $33,900. JOSEPH BELANSK Real Estate Broker 212 S. Man St., Manvlle Open Thursday & Frday EvennGs tl 8 RA For Rent--A pts. Real Estate For Sale MANVLLE - Well kept 6 room Cape Cod, V-, baths, full ~ascmcnt. alu nlnllnl sdng, storm wndows ncely landscaped. Prce $27,200 Prncpals only. Phone Lots For Sale CUSTOM GROOMNG and bathng oo all breeds of dogs. BRANDY S G~LOOMNG SALON Autos For Sale 1967 Pontac TF.MPEST. Pltone Camper-Tralers WNNEBAGO - Prestge nanre n motor homes. Depend on tts l or servce, sales and rentals. Coleman Traler Sales, 2 mles south of Flcmngton, Crcle, 14wy 31 & 202. Open 8 to 8, Men. through Sat GOL)EN OPPORTUNTY -- Movng to Larger Unt. year old, BLAZON 22 Travel Traler. Sell" contaned, excellent condton. Many optonals. Call ST WART [OUSE TRALER - New carpetng, new tres, gas, refrgerator and stove. Ol heat, snk, bathroom. $450. Call (201) Mdse. Wanted WANTF.D TO BUY: Scrap copper, brass, lead, ahnnnunl, stanless steel etc., solds or turnngs: ndustral busness, prvate. Correct market prce, cash pad. S.Klen Metals Co., nc. W. Canlphln P,d., P, tl. 1, Somervlle, N.J Phone (201) LADLES :ANTASTC Brc-A-Brac ant thngs- 5c 10c 25c and up. Market Street, East Mllstone N.J., next to the Post Offce. Open Frday :rod Saturday at 9. nstructon PANO NSTRUCTON N MY home. C,dl F,CE Sy, OE JUST PALM ER SQUARE Prneeton Lterary Agency, lne or NEAT FVE ROOM RANCH ON WHTE AVENUE -- (WESTON)-- Three bedrooms,fully tled bath, nce ktchen, spacous lvng room, ample closet space, nteror recently panted. 75 x 100 lot. $29,500. Worth seeng! LTTLE WESTON AREA (MANVLLE) Neat 9year old Brck Ranch wth whte room Roman Brck freplace. 3 bedrooms, tle bath, ample closets, nce ktchen, wall to wall carpetng n lvng room and dnng room. Landscaped lot. Many extras. See t Today!... $36,900. WEST CAMPLAN ROAD AREA, Manvlle. Nce 6 room brck ranch home, 5 years old, 80 x 100 lot. A good buy at... $34,900. CHARNELK & BONOlORNO Realtors and nsurance Man St. Manvlle. N.J. nstructon WANTED: YOUR CHLD S Q (80 per cent of t) s developed before age 7. Before ts too late, send your 2V2 to 4V, year old to an approved Montessor school. Recommended by educators. For nformaton call evenngs. DRAKE BUSNESS COLLEGE 17 Lvngston Ave. New Brunswck, N.J. Complete Secretaral and Accountng Courses Day and Nght Courses. Telephone:, CHarter 9-034~ COMPUTER PROGRAMMNG BM 360 on premses Day and Evenng Classes Free Lfetme placement servce Approved for Veteran tranng Wrte for Free Booklet or phone collect PRNCETON COMPUTER NSTTUTE formerly Automaton nsttute 20 Nassau St., Sute 250 Prnceton, N.J (609) Specal Servces SOLAR ANALYSS - $15.00; Natal analyss - $30.00; Progressed analyss - $45.00; Send fee, Brth date, Month-Day-Year - to CTS, RD 2, Box 22, Belle Mead, N. J. Specal Servces BOB S QUALTY FLOOR COVERNG - lnoleum tle, vnyl, ndoor-outdoor Carpetng. Free estmates. Call after 7 P.M. Bargan FOR SALE Mart Ktchen gas range, lke new, $ Pad $179.00; Steam Bath Sauna-lke new, $ Pad $239.00; Electrc Gutar & Amplfer wth extenson amplfer, lke new, Pad $800.00, to Go for $ (wth Covers and ca~). CALL Days -- Nghts Bell & Howell Moton pcture camera - $ Pad $ FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS CALL EL ARTHUR B. FSHER, SR. WASHNGTON VALLEY. RD MARTNSVLLE, N.J. ANTQUE BULDNG MATERALS--V, Prce Sale. Leaded wndows, hewn beams, wde floorng, weather barn sdng, roof sdng, mantels, doors, etc. Call (201) BEAUTFUL BRDAL GOWN (Very Reasonable) Call mornngs. Lost & Found CESSPOOLS AND LOST N THE VCNTY OF THE SEPTC TANKS Rustc Mall Shoppng Center or CLEANED Foodtown a slver Medcal Alert 7 Trucks-No Watng Bracelet. Wll the fnder please call RUSSELL RED CO. 20 Years Experence Pece of Property for sale. 170 x 252 (Nearly an Acre), n FLAGTOWN. L-AeN TO SWM--13egnners Lessons V EL Comng Events CALL for chhlren. Classes start July 20 Monday to :rtlay for two weeks. One ]our classes at 9 and a.m. htstructons by Mllard Loylc, Drector of Aqualcs, Alma Whte College, Pets and Anmals Zarapath. Phone QUCK SERVCE on your lawn RUMMAGE SALE mower. Sears, Craftsman, Jacobsen[ mowers repared. Call now 8 a.m. to 8 Our Lady of the Mount Churela, p.m M & D Lawn Mower: Bethel Road, Warren. Servce, 516 Hamlton St., Somerset. SAT. JUNE 27, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. o,.,.k-wo.,,oo,.4,. hlo, VNYL OR GALVANZED FENCE s195 Completely nstalled n Concrete Expert,, nstallaton Avalable Free Estmates" 932 KENNEDY BLVD. MANVLLE, N.J. L LOOKNG FOR A BETTER JOB? Secretaral Admnstratve Techncal Scentfc Sales :xecutjve CALL SCE PERSONNEL SERVCES NEW BRUNSWlCKPLAZA BLDG. 303 GEORGE ST., NEw BRUNSWCK Mr. THURSDAY,JUNE 25, 1970 County Legon Dnner To Be Held On June 2" Fnal arrangements were made Cawley for the Auxlary. Mrs. at the concludng meetng of the MacCawey of Warren s the pres- of Unt 293 from whch Mrs. Jont dnner commttee of the Som-denerset County Amercan Legonand Eaton comes. George Landgraf, Amercan Legon Auxlary. also from Post 293, County Legon chaplan wll gve the n- The dnner wll be n the Bradley Garden Post Home 327 on vocaton and Mrs. M. V. Kowalsk June 27 and wll honor both leaders of the county organzatons lary chaplan, wll gve the of Hllsboro Unt 281, eounty Aux- bene- for the outstandng year of servcedcton. these two people have gven as County commander and County Auxlary presdent. County Commander Robert Messlnger of Post 363 and Mrs. Everard H. Eaton of Unt South Bound Brook Basl Slocum of West Long Branch; Albert Robott of Rocky Hll, a vce commander on the State level; Mrs. Paul A. Bottea, State Auxlary Hstoran, member of the Bound Brook Unt; Mrs, Frankln R. Sckle of Long Valley, Natonal Auxlary executve eom= mtteewoman; Edmond Lyons of Clfton, natonal Legon executve commtteeman; Ralph D Olvo of Morrstown, nattonal Legon Alternate executve commtteeman from New Jersey; and Harry Alexander of Manvlle, executve commtteeman to State representng Somerset County, are the other guests. daughter, s a member of the A short patrotc Legon servce school PTA. nthe Somerset County organzaton she served for two wll precede the dnner whch wll nclude the welcomng of guests years as ts Chld Welfare Charman and was cted for her servce by the jont charmen- Alen Brown of Baskng Rdge for the n that department. She s a member of Unt 293 as Legon and Mrs. Rchard Mac- well. Mmeograph Servce Speedy, Accurate Qualty Work Russ ~qtatonery SUPPLES 31 S. Man St;. Manvlle EST New Brunswck Secretaral, Accountng, end Busness Machnes School S.G.Allen, e.c.s., LL B,B.S.,M.A. Prncpal Secretaral Swtchboard & Receptonst. Junor Accountng Computer Programmng We Have The Fabulous BM 360 Computer On ( New erul TRY US!!!l SELLNG HOMES s our busness. Obtanng MORTGAGE LOANS s our busness. APPRASNG HOMES s our busness. COMMSSON RATES S your busness. Our new rate s 4%/$25,000. Call HAMLTON REALTY BROKER Members of the commttee nclude the county offcers of the Legon and Auxlary as well as the Unt and l:~ost leaders whch comprse the County organzaton membershps. The dnner wll be precededbya cocktal hour n charge of past an l Warren, respectvely wll be the honored guests. The Rev. Anthony O Drlscoll of county commanders Andrew.act- Margate, a recent Legon past Natonal Chaplan wll be the speaker of the evenng. State Legon Commander Joseph Ward; State Auxlary presdent, Mrs. nak and Wllam OtDonnell and members and offcers of Unt 327, Bradley Gardens. Dancng wll follow the dnner wth musc by the Contnentals. Mr. Messnger has served the organzaton of whch he s now head as charman of commttees and Post offcer and Post Commander. He lves n South Bound Brook and s the father of a daughter who s a Junor n Bound Brook Hgh school. He served n World War n the Ar Corps as a corporal. He has hs own busness n South Bound Brook. Mrs. Eaton, besdes beng the mother of two college students, a daughter who just graduated from hgh school, and three other grade school boys, and a baby STADELE S PANOS AND ORGANS Thomas Organs Rodgers Organs Brand new Thomas Spnet organ, 75 watt all transstor, Color Go musc, four famles of voces, 2 manual, 13 pedals, walnut fnsh, 5 vear warranty, bench, delvery. ONLY $549 47B Unon S-RSn Ave. Route 28, Mclcllesex EL EL KENDALL PARK-3-DED- ROOM RANOH, ~ BATHS, LARGE LVNG ROOM, $ REENED-N PATO, GARAGE, LOW-NTEREST VA MORTGAGE MAY DE ASSUMED, S27,500% JAMESBURO-LARGE 2- STORY,,3 OR 4 BED- ROOMS,! FULL BATHS, EAT-N KTGHEN, SEPA- RATE DNNG ROOM, STORMS AND $ REEN, 2- DAR GARAGE. MANY LARGE TREES AND SHRUGS. ONLY $26,000 *. *VA-FHA FNANCNG AVALABLE SUBJEC TO APPRASAL AND QUAUFED BUYER MANY Of HER LSTNGS AVALABLE Steele, Rosloff &Smth REALTOR.S BRDGEWATER MMEDATE OWNERSHP Center hall colonal, 3 large bedrooms, 1½ baths, paneled rec room, formal dnng room, featurng ar condtonng, jalouse porch enclosure, cedar closet, beautful wall to wall carpet and new drapes, partal brck n front wth natural cedar shakes, many hdden extras. Prncpals 0nly..... Call =_

THURSDAY, JUNE 25,1970 Publc Notces Publc Notces Communty Acton Plans PLEASE TAKE NOTCE that the unflerslgned LEGAL NOTCE has appealed to the BOard o!

15 THURSDAY, JUNE 25,1970 Publc Notces Publc Notces Communty Acton Plans PLEASE TAKE NOTCE that the unflerslgned LEGAL NOTCE has appealed to the BOard o! Adjustment of the Townshp of Frankln for a varance from the "AN ORDNANCE TO ESTABLS[ RULES AND Provsons Of Secton (s) V Columu 2p 6 & 9, REGULATONS FOR THE MANTENANCE AND Sac. X Pare. 4h of the Zonng Ordnance Of the OPERATON OF KENNELSj PETS SHOPS, Townshp Of Frankln, as amended w to permt SHELTERS, POUNDS AND GROOMNG ESTABthe erecton of a one famly dwellng affectng LSRMENTS N TOWNSHP OFHLLSBOROUQN lands tad premses stuated on Thrteenth st. ANDPROVDNO PENALTESFOR THE veand l~own as Lo(s) 0-15 Block 432 on the LATON THEBEOF." Tax Map of the Town~hlp of Frankln. Ths notce s sent to you as an owner Notce of property affected by the applcaton to the Bmrd of Adjustment. me foregong ordnance was duly adopted by A hearng on ths eppllnatlo~ by the Bord the Board of Health of the Townshp of Hllsof Adjustment wll be held on July 23, 1970, borough n the county of Somerset, New at 0:00 P.M. at the Townshp Ral, June 10, New Jersey. (Frankln Townshp Muncpal Buldng on Amwel Road - Locatnn of Polce LEGAL NOTCE Headquarters) You may appear n person or by agent "AN ORDNANCE TO PROVDE FORT HE CaM attorney and present any objectons whch you pul~;ory VACCB~ATON OF DOGS AGANST may have n the grantng of ths varance RABES N THE TOWNSHP OF HLLSBOR- OUGH, COUNTY OF SOMEBSET, AND TO Dated: June 23, 1970 PROVDE PENALTES FOR THE VOLATON THEREOF." Nlchq]as Nlcolettl 442- C Annette Ct Somerset, N. J. Notce FNR T l~e foregong ordnance was duly adopted by Fee: $.%04 the Board of llealth of the Townshp of Hllsborough n the county of Somerset, Now Jersey PUBLC NOTCE June 16, Francss BOWOn TAKE NOTCE that shall apply lethe Zonng Clerk to the BOard of Adjustments of the Borough ot Manvlle, Board of Health N. J., for specal exempton from the terms of SEN T an ordnance enttled, "Zonng Ordlntnce #262 FEE: $ S,22 of the Borough Of Menvtlle, NewJersey," passed on December 10, and amendments thereto.! am the owner of lots # n Block #87 THE BOABD OF EDUCATON OF THE as shown on Map enlttlefl Menvtlle Tax Map. Tle TOWNSHP OF HLLSBOROUGH Ths property s located at 44 So. Man St., N THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET blanvllle, N. J. a B area. NEW JERSEY The excepton(s) request to the Zonng Ordnance s (are) that be permtted to:-- NOTCE OF $3,675,Q00 BOND SALE Construct aa addtonal room to sde ot exstnk dwellng whch wll be 11 ft long x 6 t 3" SEALED PBOPCSALS wll be receved by wde. Has sde yard of 2 ft nstead or requred the Board of Educaton of the Townsh/p of 8 t. A plot plan to ths effect wll be on fle Hllsborough, n the County of Somerset, New wth the Secretary of the Board. Jersey, at the lllllsborough Hgh School, Am- Adjacent property owners n the vcnty of well and Romestead Rda., Hlllsberough Town- 200 feet or any persons resdng n the Bar- shp, Belle Mead, New Jersey, on July 13, 1070, ough of Manvlle, N. J., who desre to make untl 8:00 P.M. at whch tme they Wt] be objectons to my apples[on, may do so by publcly opened and announced, for the purwrtng to the Secretary of the Board of Ad= chase of the followng ssue or ssues of Jnstment, so that the Communcaton wll be Bonds of sad School Dstrct due (wthout receved on or before July 14, 1970 at 8 opton of pror redempton) on August P.M.; or by appearng n persou at the above- follows: mentoned tme, at the Borough Ball, l~sln $3,675,000 School Dstrct Bonds, maturng Street, Manvlle, N. J. n the prncpal amount of $175,000 n each of John Stefanchtk the years 1971 to 197.5, beth nclusve, $225, S. Man St, n each of the years 1976t0 1080,beth nclusve, Manvlle, N.J. $200,000 n each of the years 1981 to 1085, both nclusve, $175,000 n 1986, $150,000 n MN T each of the years 1987 to 1980, both nclusve Fee: $ 5.94 and $50,000 n NOTCE TO BDDE~ The Bonds wll be dated AugUst, 1970,and wll Gatherng SOMERVLLE -- The State Assocaton of Communty Acton Agency Developers has called for a massve "Gatherng" n Trenton "to rase the natonal conscousness and to press for more effectve programs for New Jersey s poor." The decson tosponsor "The Gatherng" n Trenton on Tuesday, June 30, was made at the last S.A.C.A.A.D. meetng and announced ths week by Theodore Taylor,S.A.C.A.A.D, presdent. "The Gatherng" s expected to brng a large turn-oat to voce the plght of the poor. n announcng "The Gatherng," Mr. Taylor referred to a recent speech n whch Governor Wllam Cahlll stressed hs admnstraton s dlffcultes n meetng New Jersey s problems wthout a reorderng of natonal and nternatonal pror/tes. n that speech, the Governor called foe a "restudyng" of Amercan foregn polcy to make t "relevant to the poltcal realtes n the world n the 70 s." The Governor also stated that ~ew Jersey cannot be admnstered effectvely wthout a workng partnershp wth the Federal government." To ths Mr. Taylor added, "New Jersey cannot be admnstered effectvely wthout a workng partnershp wth the MHS Students Share Award bear nterest at the rate per annum specfed by Notce s hereby gven that sealed bds herewth, the successful payable on bdder tbe therefor frst days n of accordance February wll be receved by the.layor and Councl and August n each year untl maturty. of the Borough of Manvlle, Somerset C~un., All the Bonds wll be of the denomnaton of ty, New Jersey at tle Muncpal Buldng, 01 South Man Street, Manvlle, New Jersey $5,000, except that the Bonds sold of any whch mature n any one year n excess of ssue the Three Manvlle Hgh School stuon July 13, 1970 at 8:00 P.M " for: largest prncpal amount thereof equallng a dents share ths year s Latn 18 Catch Basn FramesandGcatngand multple of $5,000 wll be of the denomnaton Award, accordng to John J. Kes- 6 Manholes and Covers of $1,000. The Bonds wll be ssued n bearer ter, Latn teacher. form wth a slhgle coupon attached for each Specfcatons and term of bd for the proable as to prncpal only or as to both prncpal Kathy Haraputczyk, Thomas RUSO- nstallment of nterest thereon, Wll he regster- Lp.tln award wnners are Mss posed bd prepared by Mchael S. Kachorsky Borough Engneer, 20 East Camplaln tuad and nterest reconverttble at the oupense of Manvlle, New Jersey, have been fled n the the holder nto coupon bonds, and wll be pay- WCZ, and John Rusowcz, offce of the Borough Clerk and n the offce able n lawful money of the Unted States of of sad Engneer and may be nspected by Amerca at the offce of The Frst Natonal prospectve bdders durng busness hours, Bank of Central Jersey, n thu Borough of Bdders wll be furnshed w:th a copy of Somervlle, New Jersey. THREE EARN CERTFCATES the specfcatons and form of bd by the Enof /8 or 1/20 of 1%, a sngle rote of nterest Each proposal must specfy n a multple glneer, on proper notce and the payment whtc h the Bonds are to bear, and no proposal er a depost of Ten DOllars ($10 0O) whch dewll than be the consdered lowest rate whch stated upecffles n any a legally ralahlgher ac- cafes for completon of planned NEW BRUNSWCK.- Certf- post wll be returned upon the submsson of, e bd. Bds must be made on the standard pro- ceptable the amount proposal. bd for the Each Bonds, proposal whch must shall state not study fated felds programs have n been busness-re- earned by must be be less than $3,676,000 or more than $1,000 n three Frankln Townshlpresdents excess of sad amount. As between legally acceptable propusuls ape- ~hrough the Extenson Dvson of cfyng the same rate of nterest, the Bonds wll Burgers Unversty. They are of sale and offerng to accept for the amount Clarence and muatbeaecompanledbyacertlfled Brown, 468 Ralph St.; bd the least amount of Bonds, the Bonds so John O Relly, 7 Meade Ct., and accepted to be n any multple of $1,000 and to.anthony Sarl~, 440 C. Hamlton posal form n the manner descrbed theren and requred by tl,e specfcatons, enclosed n a sealed envelope bearng the name and address of the bdder and marked "Catch Basn and Mad,ale Bds" and addressed to the Mayor and Councl of the Borough of be sold to the bdder complyng wth the terms Manvlle, cbeck upon a Natonal or State Bank, drawn and made payable wthout condton to the Treasurer of the Borough of Manvlle, for not be those frst maturng, and f two or more less than ten (10,%) per cent of the amount bd bdders offer to accept the same least amount St. and be delvered at the place and on the then to the bdder offerng to pay therefor the hour above named. hghest prce, and f two or more such bdders The Mayor and Councl reserves the rght offer to pay the same hghest prce, then to to reject any and all bds, to wave any defects or nformaltes n the bds, and to by lot from among all sad bdders. The PUr- of sad bdders selected by the undersgned accept any hd they should deem to be for chaser must also pay an amount equal to the Publc Notces the best nterest of the Borough at nterest on the Bonds accrued to the date of Payment of the purchase prce. PUBLC NOTCE Francs A. Pelsck The rght s reserved to reject all bds and Borough Clerk any bd not complyng Wth the terms of ths NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN that at a regular Dated: notce wll be rejected. meetng of the Frankln Townshp Board of Ad- June 23, 1970 Each bdder s requred to depeslt a certfed or casher s or treasurer s cheekpeyabledeclsoas were rendered: Justment held on June 18, 1070, the followng MN T to the order of The Board of Educatton of the FEE: $ 8.46 Townshp of Hlllsborongh, n the County of AMENDED a condbjonal Spu lal Excepton Somerset, New Jersey, for $73,500 drawn upon prevously granted on May 21, 1970, for permsson for Central Now Jersey Home for the a t~nk or trusl company, and such check should NOTZCE be enclosed wth the proposal. When the successful bdder has been ascerlatned, all such the aged, consstng of approxmately 82 bed- Aged, nc., to construct a two-alory home for Take notce that JENSEN-SCALZONE POST depostts wll be promptly returned to the Permakng the same, except the check of the wth dnng, recreatonal and rooms wth facltes for 120 beds, together #478, THE AMEBCAN LEGON, NC., has appled to the Townshp Councl of the Townshp of Frankln. County of Somerset, State of successful bdder whch wll be appled n Part rooms and facltes on the Premses known as Payment for the Bonds or to secure the School BJock 386, Lots 53, 54 and 55 on the T4x Map New Jersey, for a transfer of Club Lloonse stuated on DeMott lane n an H-A Zone,. Dstrct from any less resultlngfromthe falure from 429 Lews Street, Somerset, New Jersey, of the bdder to comply wth the terms of hs to 11 Pershng Avenue, Somerset, New Jersey. bd. Award of the Bonds to the successful bdder, or rejecton of all btds, s expected to Objecton, f any, should be mademmodlatelybe made wthn two hours after openng of the n wrtng to: Srs. Mercer D. Smth, Clerk Townshp of Frankln Somerset, New Jersey NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF OF FCERS OF JENSEN-SCALZONE POST #478, THE AMERCAN LEGON s NC. Slchael J. Botchkor - Commander 27 Dewald Avenue So nerset, New Jersey Lous J. Agg - Vce Commander 37 Henry Street Somerset, New Jersey Chrstan lessen, Sr, - Adjutant RD #, BOX 28 Somerset, New Jersey Paul Nytral - Fnancal Offcer 422D Hamllton Street Somerset. New Jersey Julus A. Furrlar - Judge Advocate 90 Dehntt Lane Somerset, New Jersey FNR T FEE: $ NOTCE OF MEETNG OF THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF TlE TOWNSHP OF LLSBOROUGH The Board of Adjustment of the Townshp ~f Hlnsborough wll meet on Monday, July 6, 970 at 8:30 P.M. at the Muncpal Buldng, leahanlc, New Jersey. at whch tme the folawng applloattoes wll be con~tdered: John Bocchlno, Block 20, Lot 2, Ec~ator & th Ave., to buld on undorezed lot contrary ) Secton X of the Zonng Ordnance of the t)wnshp of Hlllsborough. James & Margaret Cook, Lot 24, Block 14, eekman L~ne, change n Bne. Any person or Persons nlerested n the above atler wll be gven an opportunty to be heard the aforementoned tme and place. Phylls Vents, Clerk BOard of Adjustment. rn T Prsonment (or a term not exceedng 15 days :E: $ 3.78 NOTCE S HEREBY GWEN that sealed btds or both. wll be receved by the Townshp Manager of -O- Frankln Townshp, Somurset County, New Jar- PLANNNG BOARD SECTON V say. on July 9, 1970, at 8:00 P.M., Prevalng MANVLLE, NEW JERSEY Tme at Sampson G. Smth School, Amwell NOTCE OF HEARNO Each clause, esctton or aubdvssn of ths Road, Mddlebush, New Jersey or at the Frank- ordtnance shall be deemed a separate provson ~otlce s hereby gven that Ncholas Chabraj n Townshp Admlnlslratlve Offces, Ralroad to the ntent that tf any such clause, secllon or Avenue, Mtddnbush, New Jersey, prtor to 4: South 10th Avenue. Manvlle, Now Jersey subdvson should be declared nvaltd, the re- P, b,, on Thursday, July 9, 1070 for the Con- ; appled to the Plannng Board of the Burof Manvlle, Somerset County, New Jersey Specfcatons and bd blanks may be obmalnder of the ordthanss shall not be affected. structlon of Sdewalks. Preltmtnary Approval of a major subdlvsof lands known as Block 202, lot #0 on tbe Agent, John E. SPte, at the Admlnlatrattve SECTON V tatnad at the offce of tbe Townshp Purchasng c Map of the Borough of ~lanvtllo and loed on Anglo Avenue, Manvlle, Now Jersey. All ordtnanses or parts of ordnances ncon- Offces, Ralroad Avenue, Mtddlebssh, N. J. slstent wth ths ordnance are hereby repealed he Manvlle Plam;lng Board wll conduct a Bds must be on stan~rdpropesalformlnthe as to the extent of such nconsstency and manner deslg nated theruln, and be enclosed ns lc hostng on the above applostlon on speelflo Porton of street nvolved. sealed envelope bearng the name and address ~day, July 0th, 1070 at 8:00 p.m. n tho wllle Muntctpal Balldtng, 01 South Slan of the bdder on the outsde, addressed to the The foregong ordlnence was ntroduced at a Townshp Manager of Frankln Townshp. The 3of, Manvlln, n the Second Floor Councl regular meetng of the Townshp Councl of the mbers, at whch tme and place any Person words Constructon of Concrete Sdewalkl must Townshp at Franklth held on the llth day of be prnted on the face of the envelope. Bds rested theren wll be gven an opportunty June 1970, and was then read for the frst must be nccompanlad by a bd bond or a certle heard. tme. fled check upon a Natonal or Stale Bank drawn [ape and plans of the proposed suedvslon Ths nrdnanoe wll be further coosldared for and made payable wthout condluontothatresson fle n tho offce of the Manvlle Borough fnal passage by the sad Tow~lp Cou~eJl at urer of the Townshp of Frankltn and an amountsampson G. Smth School, Amwell Road, Mtddlnnot less than ten (10) per cent Of the amount of rk, 10 South Man Street, for publtc n- :tes. bush, New Jersey, on July 9, 1970, at sech tme Sara C. Behory, Secretary the bd, or a bd bond, and be delvered at the and place or at any tme andplacelo whch euch place and hour named, Manvlle Plannng Board meetng may be adjourned. All persons ntere;=- Manvlle, New Jersey } By order of the Muncpal Counctl of the ted wll be ~ven en opportunty to be beerd ; [ Townshp of Frankln. eoncernthg such ordnance. N G n" EE:$~.04 "0- bds, but such successful bdder may not wthdraw hs proposal untl after 11:30 o clock P.M. of tle day at such bd.openng and then only f such award has not been made pror lo the wthdrawal. Toe Bonds wll be delvered about 30 days after the d~te of sale at such place DENED a varance for Rchard Felnberg for. to erect a dwellng for use as a model home and offce for Sea & Sk Homes on thu lot known as Block 403, Los 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 on the Tax Map stuated on Eaeton Avenue tn an R-20 Zone. RECOMMENDED to the TownchlpCounclthat condtonal varance be granted to Joseph E. n Now York Cty as the underal Held, Jr., for permlesnn to use the second at such other place as may be agreed upon floor of a greenhouse as an apartment to be wth the successful bdder, used by appenant s foreman, on the premses Each proposal must be enclosed n a sealed known as Block 507, LOt 60onthe Tax Map sltuenvelope and should be marked on the outsde ated on Elzabeth Avenue n an R-A Zone. "Proposal for Bonds" and, tf maled, addressed to or n Care of the undersgned at the lllls- Determtestlon as to the above decstons are on borough School, Route 206, ltlllsborough Town- fle th the Offce of the Secretary to the Board shp, Belle Mend, New Jersey. of AdJustment and are avalable for nspeelon. The successful bdder may at hs opton re- Mercer D. Smth htso to accept the Bonds f pror to ther delvery any ncome tax law of the Unted States FNR ]T Townshp Clerk of Amerca shall provde that the nterest FEE: $ 6.30 thereon s taxable, or shall be taxabn at a future date, for federal ncome tax and tn such case the depost made by hm wld be returned and he wll be releved of he contractual oblgatons arsng from the acceptance of hs proposal. The successflll bdder wll be furnshed, wthout cost, wth (a) the approvng opnon the law frm of Hawkns, Delafeld & Wood to the effect that the Bonds are vald und legally bndng oblgattous of sad School Dtatrtct and that all the laxablo property tberen wllbe sub- SECTON Ject to the levy of ad valorem taxes to pay sad Bonds and nterest thereon wthout lmtaton t shall be unlawhh for any person to Park as to rate or amount, and (~) certlftostes n any vehcle or cause any vohlcle robe parked on form sa[sfactory to sad frm ovdenelng the the followng Porton of the followngstreet n the proper executon and delvery of the Bands and Townshp of Frankln, Somerset County, New recept of peymentherefor. The oblgatonsjersey. hereunder to delver or accept the Bonds pursuant hereto shall be condtoned on the avalablty and delvery at the tme of delvery of ton Street to Frankln Boulevard. A. BALER AVENUEs easterlysldes fromltam- the Bonds of the sad approvng oplnnn and of a certjjcate, n form and tenor saftnfactory SECTfON fl to sad law Brm and dated as of the date of such delvery, to the effect that there s no ltga- Stg~ shall be erected to Carry out the pro- ton pendng or (to the knowledge of the sgner or sgnors thereo0 threatened affectng the valdty of the Bonds. A copy of sad approvng opnon wll appear on the Bonds. Dated: June 2S, John R. Pacfleo Secretary SSN T FEE: $ NOTCE TO BDDERS AN ORDNANCE PROHBTNG PARKNG ON A PORTON OF BALER AVENUE N THE TOWNSHP OF FRANKLN, SOMER- SET COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. BE T ORDANED by the Townehp Councl of the Townshp of Frankln, CountyofSomerset and State of New Jersey, ae follows: vlslons of ths ordnance and sad sgns shall be n accordance wth the speclflcatoss of the Revlaed Statutes of New JerseF Ttle 39, Artcle 18a, Sectons 39:4-183 et seq. SECTON H Unless another penalty s expressly provded by the New Jersey Statute for volaton of the provsons of ths ordnance or any supplement or amendmenthereto, the offender ahallbe llable ta a ponalty of not more than $50 or tn- [ John E. Sptm MERCER D, SMTH [ Townshp Purchasng Agent Townshp Clerk [ FNR T FNR 6-2~-70 T FEE:$ 6.30 FEE:$ At Trenton resdents of ts ghettoes." go toward the expenses of the n calllngfor major satewde statewlde gatherng. support of the ~he Gatherng," the S.A.C.A.A.D. Presdent tmderlned the value ofpextclraton n the event as tranng tot the many new ant-poverty workers whohave recentlybeen added to the Assocatoa s reorganzed membershp. Formerly an organzaton of communty acton program drectors, the organzaton has been expanded to nclude the people t was orgnally desgned to serve - the workng poor, the ll-housed, the ftclothed, and ll-educated ctzens of ts rural and urban slums, as well as the rank-andfle staff members of ts antpoverty programs. Mr. Taylor called for support of the gatherng on Trenton by all concerned people of ths state: "We ask that the Governor of ths state be made to respond to the plght of the poor and mnorty groups." The gatherng wll be held at Cadwalader Park off of West State Street at 10 a.m. Guest speakers wll be Julan Bond, Georga legslator, Yancey Martn, natonal charman of the Black Caucus of the Natonal Assocaton of Communty Developers, Mr. Taylor, and others. The "Group of Voces, nc." wll perform n concert at the War Memoral at 8 p.m, Proceeds from performance wll At Somerset Trust Company Chec.ldng Plu, means just what t says, t means new convenence and economy t or both old and new customers STC. And, t s easy to qualfy. Mayor Offcates PAGE FFTEEN At Weddng Hstory was made n Hllsborough Townshp last Saturday esa Mary Ur of Somerset The ceremony took place at when Mayor Wllam P. Muse Court, Bound Brook. the Hllsberough Muncpal offcated at the marrage of Ths was the frst tme a Buldng, Amwell Road. Joseph S. Palka of West Cammayor of the muncpallty had Mr. and Mrs. Palka plan been called on to perform ths plan Road, Manvlle, to Therto make ther home n Hlls- offcal duty. borough. Jm N TCE MANV LL= R : S D ENTS No garbage wll be eolleeted, July 3rd & 4th Fourth of July Weekend Regular pek.up wll resume the followng week. O Checklngmeans: No more mnmum balances requred. No more ndvdual check charges. No more monthly servce charges. Pes means: An extended lne of credt. To learn more about Free Cl cklng and to get our smple applcaton form, clp out and mal the coupon today. nk Or, f you prefer, call and ask tbr the Checkng Plus desk. There ll he someone there to answer all your questons. Somervlle,, NJ Counclman Stanley Mleczko Street Commssoner All STC Offces Closed Frday and Saturday July 3 and 4 Somerset Trust Company BBDGEWATER FlY, BERNE MARTNSVLLE " SOMERVLLE. 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16 PAGE SXTEEN n Florda Ba~; Ol Slck Contanment System s Tested By J-M Ol ntentonally splled nto the Pr oducts Corporaton. Usng a new GuLf of Mexco near Cedar Key, ol contanment system beng developed at the Companyrs Research Fla., was successfully contaned and recovered by scentsts and en- and Engneerng Center n Fn- gneers of the Johns-Manvlle m ms mm =m Stop n& be... A & M PANT RENT N S-A-V-E!, ROTARY..~- POWEB \ mow.s TOOL RENTALS 6,6 Frankln Boulevard Somerset, New Jersey L J The frm whose system s approveddavs, who c0-ordnated local ef- further development. The oll contanment test was wll be authorzed to proceed ntoforts. Assstng Johns - Manvlle n conducted under permt from the derne, J-M personnel were able ther development effort are Arthur D. Lttle, nc., a research the followng agences: Department State of Flordand approvals from to recover all but one per cent of the ol dumped durng the Florda test project on May 16. of flud dynamc experts from the ter Polluton Control Department, orented organzaton, and a team of Natural Resources, Ar and Wa- Only one day was devoted to consultng frm of Charles Rver Trustees of the nternal mproveactual testng n Wacasassa Bay, Assocaton who are also assocated wth the Massachusetts nst- and Wldlfe Servce and the Coast ~ent Fund, the Unted States Fsh usng soybean ol as a substtute for the petroleum products for tute of Technology. Guard. whch the contanment system s Coast Guard specfcatons call Observers tram most of these desgned. Ol released nto the for a system whch wll functon agences ncludngthe FederalWater Polluton Control Admnstra- bay was contaned by the Johns- n fve-foot waves, two-knot currents and 20-mph wnds. Johns- ton were present for the test. Manvlle unt, wth recovery by a skmmng devce and pumps. J,M s Manvlle tested a scale model of Johns-Manvlle personnel partcpatng n the test ncluded Mr. Spllguard, a floatng mechancal the unt they eventually envson. barrer proven to be effectve for Durng the course of the test, Reynolds, W.G. Ekdahl of Martnsvlle, task force leader, and checkng ol splls n rvers, harbors and hays, was employed n the test ste were wthn desred scale. A. Cmochowsk of Hllsborough envronmental condtons at the Florda test as a defense measure. Based on scale relatonshps, the Townshp, techncan. Sea Serpent, another company amount of ol retaned and recovered by the small model durng product, was used to remove all resdue traces of ol tram the Florda testng was equvalent to water surface. several hundred thousand gallons Accordng to H.J. Reynolds of of ol n full-scale. The model Rartan, J-M project manager, system had prevously been evaluated for hydrodynamc stablty un- soybean ol was selected for the test because t s edble, nontoxc and bodegradable, and there- at Barne~ at Lght, New Jersey. der scale envronmental condtons fore represents no threat to the The "m-other"shp n the test was ecology. Scentsts orgnally a converted LCM, brought up,ram screened more than 30 dfferent!mam under charter by Johnsols for chemcal non-toxc characterstcs and possesson of sm- asssted n the project n addton Manvlle. A flotlla of local boats lar physcal propertes to an actual fuel ol. the Seventh Coast Guard Dstrct. to survellance durng testng by As part of a federal program to A team of underwater photography develop control measures for ol experts was also engaged to assst n analyss of o retenton splls, Johns-Manvlle s one of several frms commssoned by the characterstcs of the system. A Coast Guard to develop a conceptnumber of Cedar Key resdents tar a lghtweght contanment system to be used n the open sea. cludng County Commssoner asssted scentsts n the test n- R.B. Basement Jalouse Wndows Do-t- Yourself, t s Easy WASH n DR 22 s Beg, 98t THURSDAY,JUNE 25, 1970 SCENTSTS from the Johns-Manvlle Research and Engneerng Center, Fnderne, measure an ol slck durng testng of the Company s ol contanment barrer n the Gulf of Mexco near Cedar Key, Florda. Shown n the foreground s J-M s SPLLGUARD, a floatng mechancal barrer used as a defense measure..j HTH 2Granules 74: c.,o.,.. or Tablets RAD HOUSE & GARDEN SPRAY,k WLL FT HOST CELLAR WHDOW OPENNGS. For Replaoemen or New Oonslruolon, Desgned ]or nsde or outsde n. stallaton, completely equpped wth ran cap header, ]alouse glass lou. vers, screen nsert, jalo,se u,orm gear operator and nstatlaton screws. Storm panels avalable at extra charge. 1. 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