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1 The Fran kln NEWS-RECORD VOL, 14, NO. 34 SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY 08873, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 Resdents Ask Councl To Block Frm Challeng M-1 Zone Adjusters Hear Appeal For Varance on the thrd Thursday. -0, Coalton To Hold Motorcade, Rally Entered as second class matter on July 5, 1961, at the Post Offce n Somerset, New Jersey Sx Townshp Resdents Protest Cobalt-60 Danger 10c per copy A profuson 0f routne resolutons were rapdly adopted, n shoe stores n the 1940 s dlnance durng agenda sessons. the reconstructon of Hamlton and 50 s, whch were proved A new sdewalkordnance and four non-controversal publc Street from 100 feet west of harmful only after years of an ordnance callng for the vacaton of Drexel Avenue as a Annapols Street to 700 feet hearnge were conducted, and use. three quet ordnances were ntroduced n the frst busy hours Durng the busness phase Frankln Townshpublc street Counclman Bruce Wllams west of Kennedy Boulevard. Decsons on four requests" of last week s townshp councl meetng. ducted publc hearngs on as- for publc hearngs On Sept. 25. cause t dd not gve property of the meetng, the councl con- were ntroduced and scheduled objected to the resoluton be- for varances submtted Tuesday evenng were reserved by the Townshp Board of Adjustment untl ts specal meetng ton Street, and adopted the res- was apponted charman of Unwalks through prvate agree- The second hour was some= sessments for sdewalks and Four al~polntments were owners nvolved the usual 60 thng else. curbs on a porton of Haml- made: Mrs. Evelyn Schulthsss days n whch to nstall sde- on September 4. n the most complcated case van Slslk, a. resdent oluton authorzng the collecton of the assessments. Juzwack of the polce depart- Counclmen Gerber and Letted Natons Day, and Lt. Joseph ments wth contractors. of Schoolhouse Road, Joned by of the four, the board requested opposng attorneys to sub.. hs.wfe and daughter and three n other hearngs, the councl amended a porton of the as lason to the Human Rela- aganst the resoluton, whch ment was apponted to serve tanzlo joned hm n votng of hs neghbors, asked the mlt wrtten brefs detalng the councl to prevent Radaton townshp code ncreasng un= tons Commsson. passed by a 4-3 vote. legal precedents on whch they Technology, nc., a frm whch speelfled fnes from a max= Townshp prosecutor Jeffrey Commendatons were authorzed for Elmer Glynn upon hs based ther arguments to facltate the boardts decson. uses Cobalt 60, a hghly radoactve materal, for lght ndus- t of $500; the councl also ap- and sgn stpulatons nthe case completon of fve years as a mum of $200 to a maxmum C. Green was apponted to read tral manufacturng, to locate proved the transfer of a lquor of Buckley et. el. vs. Frankln member of the Plannng Board, Mr. and Mrs. John Body, resdents n a dwellng at 531 Hoxe Bros. Crcus s Comng n the Somerset ndustral Cam= lcense from the Mllstone nn Townshp et. al., and townshp and for the late Edwn F. Yoorhees, former counclman and pus whch borders ther homes to Good Tme Charley s South, attorney Stanley Cutler was apponted to handle foreclosures frst polce chef of Frankln Saunders Avenue whch has no on Schoolhouse Road. nc., 40 Man Street, Kngston. ndoor plumbng facltes, The Hoxte Bros. Crdus s The Hoxle Bros. Crcus contnues to enlarg each season. second largest tented cr- Hoxe Bros., as Amerca s asked the board s permsson to comng to town on Thursday, Mr. Stslk and hs group expressed ther total opposton ordnance was ntroduced whch Resolutons were adopted: The advertsng of bds for An amendmen to the zonng on the tax foreclosure lst. Townshp, who ded on July 2 7. enlarge the house n order to Aug. 28. Ths year s new yellow and cus, nssts on the fnestn crcus musc. Kng Charles and nstall the needed plumbng and The crcus s beng sponsored orange bg top seats 2,000 spectators. Many new anmal attrac- hs famous Crcus Band not only radoactve materal to buld Zone M-l; tt was submtted ment between the townshp and trol equpment, gasolne, and to allowng a frm whch uses nvolved Lght Manufacturng Whch auhorlzed an agree- a front end loader, sren con- make other mprovements. locally by the Cedar Wood Woman s Club and the Frankln tons have been acqured, n- keep the entre performance a plant n the area, ctng the to the Plannng Board for corn= the Depatment of Housng and Clyde Road constructon were The house s now located n an M-1 (manufacturng) zone, Kwans Club, and wll gve movng at a fast pace, but possblty of accdents n spte ments over the objectons of Urban Development for a $6,050 approved. cludng the frst Amercan appearance of Prnce Bogno and adjacent to property owned by two shows at 2 and 8 p.m. at also present a pre performance of planned safety programs and counclmen Lawrence Gerber grant toward the acquston of Counclman Gerber voted the Somerset Valley ndustral ther ste across from the Kendall Park Shoppng Center. early. lvng n proxmty to such a jected to the lack of dscusson Whch authorzed an agree= luton, askng that the councl concert for those who come the d..mger to the healthofthoseand Attllo Lattanzo, who ob- land ttle. aganst the Clyde Road reso= hs Afrcan Lons n a bg steel Campus, whch opposed the couple s request on the grounds that arena. Hoxe Bros. twoherds of faclty. of the provsons of the or- ment wth Somerset County for wat untl a fnal nventory of The sponsorng or ganzatonsperformng elephants have just be slghtly hgher. the entre road repar needs of the dwellng had been abandoned, and that the current of buyng crcus tckets early. new Tarzan move that wll yotlr advance tcket allows you formed the group that the coun- Bngo lcenses were ssued emphaszed the mportance returned from the flmng of a There are no reserve seats so Mayor Rchard B. Drver n= the townshp was completed. zonng ordnance dd notpermt Advance tckets are only $ and be released n the fall. to st anywhere n the bg top cl had no ntenton of allowng Camp us Manager to Sants Peter and Paul s expanson of such resdences are beng sold now by members of both groups as well As a trbute to the Amercan the greatest crcus on earther dustry to locate n the town= Avenue Fre Department. you wsll "Not only wll you see a dangerous or hazardous n= Church and to the Elzabeth n a manufacturng zone, Mr. and Mrs. Body contended as at the Frankln Park Marne Supply, Route 27 Kendall ng 1969, ths year spectacle ng the local organzatons rase He added, however, that the astronauts trp tothe moon dur- the money, but you wll be help- shp. An amended bngo lcense was that ther house could be enlarged under provsons gov- Explans Poston ssued to Ss. Peter and Paul s Park; Somerset Park Pharmacy; and Mr. Anthony Clean- Moon" and featm es floats and fy projects," sad a crcus radoactve sources dd not raffle lcense was granted to the s enttled "A Journey To The funds for ther many corn reun- mere fact that a frm used Rosary-Altar Socety, and a ernng expanson of pre-exstent uses, and stated that ther,frs. Tckets on crcus day wll costumng of a futurlstlc nature, spokesman. mean that the actvty was "We would ask no ndustry to t states that the Federal Famly Lfe Apostate of St. Matthns Church, necessarly hazardous or dangerous, and that the counclwas tute a danger to anyone; nor mended that the general publc Counclmen Harry Stllwel locate here whch mght const- Radaton Councl has recom- mmedate neghborhood was pr marlly resdental n nature. nvestgatng the frm s other have we ever allowed ndustres never be exposed to more than and Joseph Knolmayer were absent from the meetng; both at0 Ther buldng plans call for ttarrell s Tral Tomorrow; plants and was n contact wth whch sought zonng varances 500 whole-body mllrems of the demollshng of almost all the Atomc Energy Commsson, whch lcenses frms would volate townshp ord= body can endure much greater The two-hour councl.meet- or submtted proposals whch radaton per year, although the on vacaton. the present structure, n order to construct a house whch would whch use such sources. nances." quanttes for short perods of ng attracted about 30 spectators, nne of whom addressed meet townshp health requre= ments. Whte Gulty, No Sentence He asked Mr. Slslk to allow Horace C. Shuman, general t me. all the facts to be collected manager of the Somerset Valley ndustral Campus, made the counclmen. Attorney Joseph Fsch, representng the couple, asked the and sad that f use of radoactve sources consttuted a the statement n response to Th~ artcle clams that "man Pror to and durngthe meetng, the chants of about 75 dem- The tral of Kenny Joe Harrell cludng Mr. Whte. Magstrate Garrenger explaned that hs dsmssal of permtted use, and all of the has learned to controlradatlon board to consder the hardshp on charges stemmng from the All of the defense wtnesses so well that today s nuclear the questons rased by seven onstrators representng the March 13 dsorders at Frankln testfed that they heard.~r. the charge of vle language was on a legal Energ~ Commsson were met, requrements of the Atomc (power) plant actually releases stuaton of the appelants and the resdents of Schoolhouse Road Frankln Coalton could be Hgh School wll begn tomorrow Whte shout no obscenttles, fact that "at the tme they purchased the dwellng 18 months about the proposed factllty less radaton to the envronment than the house n whch the townshp Board of Educa- heard, The graupwasplcketng at 5 p.m. n Muncpal Court. and that they saw hm do nothng whch consttuted nterfer- acquttng Mr. Whte of mal- authorty to prevent the frm techncalty only, and that n the councl mght not have the of Radaton Technology, nc., The hearng of hs case was you lve." ago they were unaware that t whch uses radoactve materals n ts operatons. t states also that there has son n another part of the ton, whch met n agenda sea= postponed from last weekdueto ence wth the polce. cous damage he was not from locatng n the townshp. was located wthn the manufacturng zone. the length of the hearng of the Three of the defense wtnesses were students who par- onto the polce car, but on- that an attempt had been made condtnng the act of clmbng Mr. and Mrs. Slslk charged Mr. Shuman also stated, nan been no sngle nstance of n- Smth Scool. charges aganst Wlber Whte He also argued that the pro=. ntervewth the News-RecordJury or loss of lfe due to the "0" posed mprovements would be n Jr., also nvolvng the hgh tcpated n the st - n n the ly rulng that no ntent to damage to "sneak" the ndustry nto on Tuesday, that he had been n operatons of a commercal reactor n the entre hstory of the school dsorders. school. admnstratve ofrces. the vehcle had been proven. the townshp, and that the pro= the best nterests of the health contact wth the managers of Mr. Whte, a sophomore at and safety of the occupants, Somerset Communty College, Also gvng testmony n Mr. On hs verdct of gult n the posed three acre ste was too sx of the nne ndustral plants cvlan atomc power program. 3 Trucks ther neghbors, and the communty. was found gulty of dsturbng the quet and good order eta Westfeld, an Englsh teacher at Whte s behalf were Wllam charge of dsturbng good s mall to offer any protecton to already located on the campus, order and nterferng wth area resdents from possble Typcal recordedosage levels of radoactvty, accordngbroken nto and that none of the sx rased Representng the ndustral place of publc assembly and of the hgh school, and Mr. Copeland, who s actve n the concdental nature of h~. polce, the magstrate cted the exposure to radoactvty. any opposton to havng Radaton Technology locate on the campus, attorney Robert Folk nterferng wth polce n n an emotlonal appeal, Mrs. to the publcaton, nclude 5 mllrems per year from atomc argued that the dwellng was the performance of ther duty. communty youth programs Whte s appearance at the Ssllk urged the councll toavold ste. vacant pror to the tme the Magstrate Garrenger, however, mposed no sentence, March 13 to attemp topromote as the st - n, the obscene other communtes whch have least two plants already locat- and who went to the school on school on the same mornng makng the same mstakes of He also ponted out that at test fallout, 135 mllrems per On Tuesday year from the natural background of New York Cty, 5,000 FRANKLN -- Three servce Bodys made ther purchase, and that as an abandoned dwellng the prvlege of expandng a statng that the defendent negotatons between school offctals and demonstrators. phrases admttedly used n conversaton wth the patrolman, actve sources to come n. actve materals, and that no op- trucks were dscovered broken nto allowed ndustres usng radoed n the townshp use rado- mllrems froma complete dental x-ray, and 100,000 mll- Tuesday, at Tr-Boro Mante- had suffered enough n the pre-exstent use was lost, and fve months snce the oftense, and that, n hs Wysocker stated that the n hs summaton, Mr. and the photographc evdence She compared those who de= poston to these frms has come that any consderatonof a part= of Mr. Whte appearng more fend ndustral users of radoactve materal to the defenders lrems from a whole-body dagnostc x-ray. to hs attenton. nance, Campus Drve. ance for the purpose of enlarglng or mprovng the struc- opnon, a Jal sentence or charges aganst Mr. Whte had to be Jonng n dsrupton than n a publcaton enttled "nfnte Energy," publshed by the n the presence of Mr. frm, were all entered by break- The trucks, whch belong to the probaton would serve no rehabltatve purpose. sonable doubt; Prosecutor The hearng began45 mnutes Publc Servce Electrle and Gas Shuman, two representatves ng the drver s sde wndow, ac- not been laroven beyond a rea- n attemptng to end t. of the foot-x-ray machnes used ture fell under the rules governlng a change of use. Mr. Whte was acqutted Green cted the polce testmony, the photographc ev- the overflow from the packed Letters attenton to an artclenttled van Slslk, one of the area resdo, a sx-volt lamp and a flrstald late and took almost four hours; Company, Mr. Shuman called from the News-Record and Mr. cordng to polce. A transstor ra- of the charge of malcous damage to a polce car after.the dence, and the crmnal statutescourtroom stood n the hall "Radlaton: W~at s the Probdents who opposes the plant, kt were taken from one of the n other cases, the board heard a request on behalf of Mrs. Janet Fekete to open an defense establshed that he n askng for a convcton. throughout the proceedngs. lem7 W hatts the Answer?" Dr. Martn A. Welt, presdent of trucks, polce reported. The glove The artcle states, n part, Radaton Technology, nc. was compartments of all three trucks antque shop n her home at 94 clmbed onto the car at Welcomed that accordng to the Atomc reached by telephone at hs of= were reportedly ransacked. Jefferson Street. the request of Ronald Copeland Energy Commsson, "despte rce n Long sland Cty, New - for the purpose of tryngtodsperse the mob of students and Plant s Opponents Tle News-Record welcomes Several area resdents who wdespread use of these York. were present regstered objectons to the request, on the A charge of usng obscene and letters to the edtor on subjects sources, (radoactve materals), safety controls are so Dr. Welt offered to meetwlth School Tuton restore calm. of concern to townshp bass that extra traffc on the vle language was dsmssed by Expand Arguments resdents, but reserves the rght rgorously mantaned that the the resdents who oppose the faclty to dscuss hs frmfs Fgures Drop; dead end street would be a sources contrbute nothng to the magtstrate because the state to edt letters for spellng, hazard to chldren playng n the general radaton level operatons and to attempto an= dd not establsh that the of. the area and would mpose a fensve phrases were sad loudly. resdents opposed to the locatng. refuse to prnt portons of letters the l~ture," possble dangers of the plant. Two of the Schoolhouse Road been affected by nuclear test- punctuaton, and length, and to and are not lkely to do so n swer ther questons about the (but not really) hardshp on neghborng automoble owners. The statute under whch the ng of an ndustry usng radoactve sources n the area near artcle has bearng on the pos= Mr. Orazano feels that the whch may consttute obscenty, The same artcle explans rvlr. Sslk, statng that he Clfford B. Ross appled offense was charged requres lbel or slander. that a remsa unt used to could speak only for hmself Tuton cost per pupl on a hgh for a varance on a proposed proof of loudness n order ther homes retereated ther sble acceptance of Radaton measure the radloacttvltyeffect and not as a representatve of school level dropped by $4.46 n subdvson because of nsuffcent frontage, whch would Mr. Whte admtted usng an ger of such a plant n an nter- Townshp because of ts con= words, except n crcumstances lrems (one thousandth of wth representatves of the and t67-68 school years, to convct. concern over the possble dan- Technology, nc. n Frankln Letters should be less than 400 on man, usually stated n ml- hs neghbors, declned to meet Frankln Townshp between the drop from the requred 200 feet obscene pl~rase to a patrolman vew at the News-Record offce cluson that radoactvty s one of unusual mportance, and must ren.) frm. but that fact alone s a bt msleadng. t, to only 100 feet, n personal conversaton, but on Tuesday. of the "most powerful bologcal poson weapons that man be sgned, wth the sender Also reserved was a dec=, the state could not prove that Dan Grazano and van Sslk repeated ther vews ex- has yet nvented." Accordng to fgures compled son on the varance request the remarks consttuted an oftense under the statute. pressed before the townshp ncludng hs address and a by the audt bureau of the State of John Szucs of Hghland Park telephone number where he can Zrnte Promoted Department of Educaton and released by the Somerset County to erect a one-famly dwellng Prosecutor Jeffrey C. Green councl that an ndustry whch Mr. Sslk expressed hs belef that the townshp author- Superntendent of Schools, the sec- be reached for verfcaton on an underszed lot at O Maxwell Lane. for the state, four of them po- shelds, underwater storage and tes would not be enthusastc called fve wtnesses to testfy uses a materal requrng lead durng busness hours. ondary school tuton costs per t s preferred that letters be The board announced that lce offcers. fve-foot thck walls to make t over the addton of a frm At Unon College for was $734.17; Mss Pamela Mask of Frankln The other wtness was newspaper photographer Rchard operate n close proxmty to townshp ndustres f t were sde of the paper only, and $ safe should not be allowed to usng radoactve sources to typed, double-spaced on one n the prevous year, the cost was has been approved as ts new secretary, and that n addton Costello, who testfed that a resdental area. to be located near ther homes. addressed to "Edtor, Frankln George P. Zrntte of Frankln However, the costs Townshp has been promoted to the were based on pupls n grades 7 to ts specal meetng on September 4, the regular meetng whch were used as ev- not aganst ndustry, and had he took several photographs Mr. Grazano sad that he s He ponted out that government agences have declared Correspondence should be on College, Cranford, accordng after an ntermedate school was News-Record." rank of assocate professor at Un- through 12. The followng year, would be held on September 16, dence to show that Mr. accepted the ndustralparkand actons to be safe n the past receved by Noon on Tuesday n the future, specal Whte was n the crowd ts occupants, but that as a to Dr. Kenneth W. verson, actng establshed, the fgures were based meetngs of the board wll and on the polce car. former chemcal engneer he and were proven wrong, and for publcaton n Thursday s presdent. only on grades be held n the Muncpal Buld- The polce offcers testfed could not accep the dea that that Atomc Energy Commls= edton; the latest deadlne Prof. Zrnte, an alumnus of Unon College, joned the fulltlrne son lcensng s no guarantee ng on the frst Thursday of the that Mr, Whte shouted ubsentes, damaged the polce car, desrable n the communty, a frm usng Cobalt=60 was month, and regular meetngs that accdents wll not happen possble s Wednesday mornng. faculty as an assstant professor and nterfered wth ther dutes Mr. Grazano stated that the or that unforeseen crcumstances wll not combne to cre- of Englsh n 065. by reekng the car and attemptng to open the door. shp prohbted any actvty zonng ordnances of the town- He s a graduate of Rutgers Unversty where he was a Henry Rutate dangerous condtons. Employee Defense attorney Jack Wysocker called sxwttnesses, n- that ths rule should make t that the townshp counclshould He earned a master of arts de- whch emts radoactvty, and Both men were of the opnon gers Scholar. ~lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllljllllllllllllllllllllllllllt~ mpossble for the frm to locate here. ton Technology, nc. does not has taken addtonal graduate work take steps to see that Radagree at New York Unversty and Attacked A specal back-to-school sup. He also submtted a copy of locate n Frankln, especally FRANKLN -- A juvenle was arrested Monday nght n the Grand at Rutgers Unversty and N.Y.U. plement wll be ncluded wth A motorcade and rally n support of Kenny Joe Harrell, = --_.. an artcle prnted n the current ssue of Esqure Maga- U,don parkng lot, at Hamlton near populated areas. next week s ssue, hghlghtng A former nstructor at Newark whose tral wll take place Today zne enttled, "The Death of Both also expressed the vew College of Engneerng, Prof. Zlrnte s a member of the Delta Ph parents and students. nformaton of nterest to both tomorrow, wll be held tonght Street and Frankln Boulevard, n All Chldren," by Ernest J. begnnng at 7 p.m. accordng Board of Educaton, 8 p.m., that all local, state and federal!an ncdent n whch he and another Sternglass, professor of radaton physcs at the Unver- plant system of operatng, but agences would approve the Alpha, honorary German fraternty; an honorary faculty mem- News of new features on the Sampson G, Smth School. person allegedly assaulted an employee of the store. to Frank Wllard, a spokesman for the Frankln Coalton. Human Relatons Comme= sty of Pttsburgh. nssted that the only true safeguard agansthe possblty of ber of Omcron Delta Kappa, GEORGE P. ZRNTE elementary, ntermedate and secondary school revels wll be Partcpants wll assemble son, 8:30, Muncpal Buldng. Gary Berlew, Old Brdge, assstant grocery manager at the The artclexamnes the dangers of nuclear radaton va accdental emsson of radoac- leadershp fraternty; and a member of the AmercanAssoelatonof He has also served as char- n the supplement, de. n Hamlton Park, tour areas of the townshp n the motorcade, and then ret~n to the elalms that the nfant mortaltyof ndustres usng atomc ma- Tomorrow store, told polce that he had just fallout from atomc tests, and tvty was to keep the area free Unversty Professors, the Collegeman of the advsory commttee sgned so that t can be saved for left the store and was approachng hs car when he was attackedtonal Councl of Teachers of Eng- servce fraternty. Hs work has Englsh Assocaton and the Na- Alpha Ph Omega, natonal future reference. park for a rally and speeches. Muncpal Court, 1 p, m., rate throughouthe world has terlals, Muncpal Buldng. by the two. lsh. appeared n "CEA Crtc." -O- ~:~:!:!:!~;~!::.j!~~!!~!~!~!!~!~~ : School News On-The-Way

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3 : f? ;, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 Mrs. Robert Mchael Jasnsk was Mss Glora Jean Morclla Mss Glora Jean Morella Weds Robert M. Jasnsk Mrs. Jerald Zydallas was Mss Susan Bellomo Mss Susan Bellomo Weds Jerald Zydallas n Manvlle pected to attend from CentraJer- of Whtehouse Staton was flower qeet Exercse "Beagle Baron" sey. Sxteen congregatons of Wt- grl. MONTGOMERY -- A pcnc s off the coast ot Southern Caltornesses, comprsng the group s Mchael Magee of Flagtown was beng planned for thesummerses- na. The purpose of U~e exercse New Jersey Crcut No. 6, wll rng bearer, son "Tuesday Mornng" church was topreparethecrewfordeploy. furnsh the delegates. Robert Kemp, brother of the sclmol whch hasbeen Jolntlyspon- ment to the Western Pacflclnlate Semnars wll provde 10 groom, was the best man. The sored by the Montgomery Unted summer. hours of educatonallectures, dra- ushers were Bran Promavlayko, Methodst Church and the Harln- One of the most mportant parts realzatons and mssonary ex- Alan Promavlayko and Francs l gen Reformed Church. of the exercse was replenshment Advsnc0 Tckets perlences. Kemp all of South Bound BTook. t wll be held on Tuesday at dangerous at sea. Replenshment but necessary at Job.Hm- sea s a May Be Many youngpersonswllbenat- Followng a recepton at the l Colona Put ha.d From $~ Park, East Mllstone. All dreds of pounds ofsupplesmusl be tendance and practcalcounselwll Roosevelt Care n Bound Brook parents and famles of the church transferred from one movng shp Sponsors and l becurrentglvenproblems.to ad youth n copng wth the couple plan a weddng trp to ~ schoo partcpants are nvted to to another. Durn~exercse Beagle Frankln Park Marne Supply One of the featured events of the SETON HALL HONORS attend. Each s asked to brng a Baron., the men of the Long Beach Mr. Anthony Cleaners assembly wll be the baptsm, by sack lunch, Beverage wll be pro- took part n three consecutve re- Famly Sh,oes, Manvlle full mmerson n water, of those Francs Cmchowskl, 339 North valed, plenshments wthn four hours. " - MOW D.&,Y PRCEa who wll be ordaned. 8th St., Manvlle, has been named t was a demandng Job but t Baptsmal canddates wll be to the Dean s Lst for the sprng Cars wll leave the Harlngen proved that the men of the Long --emer z= ld.~ ~Q Reformed Church at 9:30 a.m. andl Beach were ready for tm Job Woas.e ;J~,,, ~,,,,,,,,w presentcongregaton.from the New Brunswckslty.Semester at Scon Hall Unver- wll return there by 1:45 ap.m. ahead of them n the combat are~ NO B VlM SL&lr$., Mrs. James Vncent DeMuro was Mss Theresa Ann Sacno Mss Theresa Ann Sacno Weds James V. DeMure PAGE THREE Mss Theresa Ann Saclno~ Mss Glora Jean Morella, mad of honor but were n aqua. Mss Susan Bellomo, daughter Followng a receptlonat thevfw tel and pearls. Her headpece was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank a cluster of petals of slk peau The Frank n News-Record daughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Mch- Mss Dawn Olejarczyk of North of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Bellomc n Manvlle and a weddng trp to Sacnof 5 Wess Terrace n Par-! wth a three ter Englsh slk lluson, hard rolled, flowng Cathe-! The Manv e News Wllam Adams, News Edtor eel J. Morella of 12 Bell Ave., Planfeld, Mss Smone Baley of of 519 West Camplan Road n Canada and New Englandthecouple Ran, was marred on Aug. 16 Somervlle, was marred to Rob- Lawrencevlle, and Mss Lsa Manvlle, was marred to Jerald plan to resde at Angle Avenue n to James Vncent DeMure, son of dral length vel. The brde carred a cascade of whte stephan-!~!!! Monka Saladlno, News Edtor err Mchael Jasnsk, grandson to Serra, of Rartan were the flower Zydallas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manvlle. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard DeMure of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoagland of grls. John Zydallas of 234 East Cam- The brde s a graduate of Man= 40 Frankln Drve n Somervlle. ll South Somerset News ots wth whte roses and whte 233 North Thrd Avenue, Manvlle, Glenn Morello of Somervlle, plan Road n Manvlle on August vllle Hgh School and s employed The ceremony wasperformedby georganans.! Rchard E, Oeutsch, Managng Edtor on Aug. 16. served the weddngasrngbearer. 17. at Johns- Manvlle Corporaton. Rev. Armando J. Perlnl at St. Wearng a rose colored chffon Joseph Angolon. Sales and Busness Mgr. The ceremony was performed Patrck Genovese of Slver The weddng was held at Sacred The groom s a graduate of Manby Father Ronald Bacovnat Chrst Creek, New York was best man. Heart Church n Manvlle. Rever- vlle Hgh School and s employed The brde, gven n marrage Ann s Church n Rartan. empre a-lne gown, Mrs. Suzanne Man Offce 6-10 Arlngton Street. Manvlle DCamllo of Mount Ephram served as matron of honor. f~ H[llsborough Offce: 63 Rt. 206, South Somervlle The Kng Church n Manvlle. Ushers were Steve Blly of Man- end Stanley Mag~era performed at Manvlle Dstrbutng Company. by her father, wore a gown of J Mrs. Anta Mnton was organst vlla, Robert J. Morella of Sore- the ceremony. f! Frankln Offce: 725 Hamlton Street re-embrodered Alencon lace bodce over slk peau, featurng a Josephne DeCcoof Mddlesex, The brdesmads were Mrs. [ Malng address: P.O. Box 146, Somervlle, N.J and Mr. Joseph Bozzomo was solo- orvlle, George Bengvenga of Mss Carol Ann Bellomo, ss= st. Planfeld, Rlclmrd Morella of ter of the brde, served as mad square necklne and long lace [{{ Telephone: Mss Patrca DeMure of Somervlle, Mss Mara Elena Canfrone The brde, gven n marrage Somervlle and Wllam Beck of of honor. sleeves all embrodered wth crys- l! Mall Subscrpton Rates by her father, wore a gown of Dunellen. Mrs. Andrew MarchnkoofPerth whte organza wth a hgh neck Followng a recepton at the Red- Amboy, Mrs. Denns Fenkner of, of Mam, Fla, and Mss Margaret ::l All advertsnq appears n the Veroble of Partan,!! 1 Year - $4.50 three papers n the group 2 Years -- $B.OO and short sleeves of Alencon lace, wood nn, the couple plan a wed- Manvlle, Mss Danne Lech of featurng an lluson top bodce of dng trp to Nassau and Freeport. Manvlle and Mss Susan Sujansky Leon Lochle, Jr. Mss Renate Kaeten of Rartan~,-?.~::!:!: :::::~ ::!:!::::.,!::~: ~:~~2.:~!~!:~: ~.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::! :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::.:! ::...: :!:!:!: ~:~:!:~:!:!:!:: :$ ~:~:: served as flower grl. The rng lace and organza wth an A-lne The brde s a graduate of Sore- of Manvlle served the weddng skrt. Her headpece was of lace ervlle Hgh School and RderCol- as brdesmads. :~ Com pl etes ROTC bearer was Marc Canfrone of Pscataway. and organza petals trmmed wth lege n Trenton. She s employed Joseph Zydallas, brother of the crystals and pearls wre a trple at Jobns- anv.le Research.groo,, was best m n. Usherswere... Robert Dusky was best man. The tamp n,eorgm SOMERSET and Cathedral lluson vel. The groom s a graduate of Steve Bellomo of Manvlle, Albert ::::::... ushers were Joseph DeCcco of Mddlesex, Ncholas Canfrone of Mss Theresa Sabo of Somer- Manvlle Hgh School and s a Ulcny of Manvlle, Andrew Marvlle was mad of honor. She pro - law student at Youngstown cnko of Perth Amboy and Denns Cadet Leon Joseph Lotchle,Jr., Pscataway, Mchael Strange of wore a yellow gown made of geor- State Unversty. Fenker of Manvlle. :::!: son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lochle New Egypt and Robert DCamllo of Mount Ephram. COUNTY gette crepe wth an A-lne skrt of 22 Poe Avenue, Somerset, has and empre wast belted Wth das- completed the naton s only basc Followng a recepton at the; es ant short sleeves trmmed wth Reserve Offcers Tranng Corps Martnsvlle nn and a weddng dases wth a flowng chffon tran. ~ (ROTC) summer camp at Fort trp to Puerto Rco, the couple wll resde n l>scataway. COLLEGE,,... tler he~tdplece was a double yellow j Bennng, Ga... The brde s a graduate of.,. chffo.n bow wth vel. The Msses Shrley and Sharon ~ He s a graduate of Frankln Htgl~: Brdgewater" - Rartan Hgh School-announces..," Morella of Somervlle, NancyBen- DR.ARTHUR MUCCLL School, and receved hs bachneff of South Planfeld, Eleanor elor s degree n economcs from Trenton. She s employed at evenng courses of nferesf and attended Rder College n Gentzel of Flemngton, andglora College n St. Paul, the Amercan Standard Company Rul served as brdesmads. Ther Dr Muccll Mnn. n June of ths year. n Pscataway. gowns were smlar to that of the Conducted for the thrd conse- The groom s a graduate of and enjoymenf fo fhe cutve year by the Tranng Cen- Somervlle Hgh School and s attendng Newark ~ ollege of En-... L oca1 A rea,e~,. 2rd Brgade, the sx-week camp has doubled n sze snce gneerng Newer, communfv at large... "Jr*(t"t metr;st ::] Coverng bascally the same HSTORY OF THE CNEMA Dr. Arthur S. Muccll recently course of nstructon n twoweeks (M&Th 7:35-10:20). establshed hs offces for the less tme, the cadets receve Traces the development of the flm as an art form "v. ::"... practce of optometry at the John= greater emphass on tactcs and ~.,~ ~: utlzng a lecture-dscusson approach based upon :! son Medcal Arts & Professonal leadershp. Each cadet at some.~: vewng of representatvd flms from varous perods and e.. Bldg., 401 U. S, Hwy. 206, nhlls-tme served n a leadershp posl- borough Townshp. lon, be t squad leader or platoon genres.... ~.,- ~ ::*~: ~: : Dr, Mucclll receved hs B,A. leader. The graduaton ceremona~.~ degree from Scon Hall Unver- les were conducted entrely by AFRO-AMERCAN HSTORY ~f ~ sty, South Orange, and hs dec- cadets. torate n optometry, cum laude, (M&Th 8:55-10:20) ~.... ~:::~ from the Los Angeles College Unque n ts conoep~ of provldof Optometry, aa afflate of the ng actve-duty tranng leu of Amercan - hs cultural hertage n two worlds and hs A systematcs analyss of the hstory of the black Unversty of Southern Calforna. two years on-campus study, ths nfluence n the Unted States. ~ Durng the tme of hs formal camp dffers n many aspects from Far Day Bargans :~ studes, he served as vce=pres- the normal basc trann~ cycle. dent of hs senor class, andchap- Each cadet attendng the camp at Belle Mead Farmers APPRECATNG MUSC laln of the Gamma Chapter of s a volunteer, under no obltg- Coop. Assn. Omega Delta Natonal Optometrc lon to contnue the entre sx (M&Th 6:15-7:30) Fraternty. weeks; therefore, those templet- 19 cu ft. Chest Freezer An overvew of world musc ncludng non-western and PFC, RONALD KORNACVCH Dr. Muccl! orgnally resded ng the program are hghly-mot-sale reg Afrcan musc as well as that of the West. Also ncludes n Westfeld, where he served as rated young men. jazz and "pop" doms. secretary of the Westfleld Lons 18 cu ft Upr!ght Freezer Local Man Earns Mrs. James J. Kemp was Mss Patrca L. Colon Club. Sale reg NTRODUCTON TO SPEECH Followng two years ofservce Arborne Wngs Mss Patrtcta " L. Colon s W,h the U, S. Army, he became Th.l $. Qt. Plastc Freezr,r (M&Th 8:55-10:20) assocated wth the Merck nst- Contaners AU~. 28 nstructon and practce n effectve publc speakng and Prvate Frst ClassRonald Kor- tute for Therapeutc Research. Sale 66c reg. 79c dscusson. nacvch, son ot Mr. andmrs. JOhnKornacvch of 257 North Sxth Brde jam j. es the extensve examnatons forand Shoppng Center Total Weed Kller Avenue, Manvlle, recently re- was made a Dplomate of the Na- Frankln Kwans Club (deal for drveways, walk, DEVELOPMENT OF READNG calved hs Arborne Wngs durng Mss Patrca L. Colon, daughter Bermutla. They wll resce n tlonal Board of Examners Op- Cedarwood Women s Club tenns courts) graduaton ceremones at Fort tometry. )f Mr. and Mrs. Rene Colon of Somervlle. Sale 3.49 gal. reg SKLLS Bennlng, Ca. Equator Avenue 4h Street n Flag- The brde s a graduate of Sore-: MANVLLE 22" S/A Rotary Mower (M&Th 6:15-7:30) Mr. Kornacvcll graduated from town, was marred to James J. ervlle tlgh School and s era- Robert L. Pearson Manvlle Hgh School n 1968 and Fr, Sale reg Desgned to ncrease readng speed and comprehenson Kemp, son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph ployed at Dooley Brothers nsom- 2 g enlsted nto the Army shortly j. Kemp of 116 Cedar Street n ervlle. Servng Aboard Aug. 26 8pt. Hand Saw as well as to develop vocabulary. thereafter. ]Fe has been assgned Bound Brook on Aug. 16. The groomsa graduate of Bound to the 82nd Arborne Dvson at Brook Hgh School and s employed USS Sale 4.99 reg Dukes Parkway & 13th Ave. Fort Bragg, N.C. Rev. Anthony M. Kranare per- at Smooth=On Company ngllette, Long Beach Grp Hoses SWAHL Manvlle Youth Athletc League the ceremony at Mary N.J. Sale 6.29 pr. reg. 7.:30 Mother of God Church n Flagtown. Electrcan s Mate Second WTNESSES TO CONVENE Mss Glora Colon, sster of the Robert L. Pearson, USN, son of 2 Shows: 2 & 8 P.M, Whte Corral Pant (M&Th 6:15-7:30) Sale 3.89 ga. reg An ntroducton to the basc elements of the wrtten and spoken language. Many famles of Jehovah s Wt- brde, was mad of honor, Local Church Dennett r=e, Road, Somerset e.on and husnesses from Frankln are plannng l The Msses Janet Graf of Nesh- band of the former Mss Joanna Free Unco Pant to assemble for athree day Bble anc, Dane Kemp of Bound Brook, ~, Kresefsk:[ of Manvllletsservconventon n Trenton, Aug , and Bonta Zatka of NeshancPcn c l s S et aboard the nuclear powered garden supples taken ether for degree credt or smply for enjoyment. wth purchase of lawn & These courses are open to the publc, and most may be at the War Memoral Buldng. served the weddng as brdes- cruser USS Long Beach homesome 1,500 delegates who are ex- Mss Lesje Marls Greenaway or ue a 1 qt wth purchase $10-$50 1 gel wth purchase Tuton: County resdents $1.3 per credt hour The shp recently took part n $50 or more Out.f-county resdent $25 per credt hour Varetes and quanttes ALL KNDS OF: Seeds Fertlzers Peat Pots Clay Pots Peat Moss Fencng MoweTs, Tllers, Tools Ford Garden Tractors. ~/e Servce What We Sell" Prces Quoted Net A Slo Full of SAVNGS Open Daly 7:30-5:00 Sat. 7:30-12 N~on ;T THE READNG R.R. STATO~ ROUTE 206 WE DELVER AT NOMNAL FEE J H ers Home Handwork Could Wn Scholarshps Sx teenagers who have mprovedlearn. Restorng old or dscarded ther home surroundngs through tems s a favorte hobby thatadd@ ther own ntatve and efforts wll value and varety to room furnsl~ wnd up the year rcher by a $600ngs. scholarshp. They wll receve ther reward Besdes county honor medals, early n December durng the Natonal 4-H Congress n Chcago. an expense-pad trp to the Natonal The S&H Foundaton, nc, sponsors These young people are 4-H 4-H Congress for one wnner per members who wll be named 1969state. natonal wnners n the 4-H Home mprovement program supervsedfrom the state champons, sx by the Cooperatve ExtensonServ= natonal wnners wllbe seleeted to ce, and supported by The receve $600 S&H scholarshps. S&G Foundaton, nc. The scholarshps may be used at They are fxng up ther owna Junor college, vooatlonalschool rooms, or decoratng and remod-oelng to add utlty and beauty to - 4-year college or unversty. the famly dwellng. Last year nearly 188,000 rural and urban 4-H~ers partcpatedlookng for a home? Try th~ from coast to coast. The young-classfesters generally are between 9 and page. 19 years old. They belongto aclub or group havng a volunteer adult leader competento advse and Donald J. Crum teach them the why s and how s of he me reprove mert. Grls put ther sewng sklls to NC. good use n makng curtans, draperes, spreads and wall hangngs. WE Among boys carryng a home mprovement project can be found ~SURE EVERYTHNG amateur carpenters, panters, and electrcans Gettng the most for the least RA money, or wth no cash outlay at all, are shortcuts to home ra- provements, the 4-H youths soon!!! :::: ll U lsho very Thursday by The rncoton Packet, nc. For more nformaton call or mal ths coupon today. Drector of General Studes Somerset County C;)llege Box 450 Green Brook, New Jersey P/ease send more nformaton on the College s evenng program to: Name.... Address... Phone

4 PAGE FOUR lla Players,melot s Park Theatre" Fnald The summer season at theopen Carlo Altemarle stars as KngArthur, and Rtck y Vanschevn s Ar Theatre of WashngtonCrossng State Park wll close wth a hs queen, Gulnevere, Rchard Bossman plays the part of Sr l Vlla Park Players producton of the popular muscal "Camelot." Lancelot, whle Rch Jachett s cast ns Mordrod mad Jm Hutchnson as Kng Pelnore. Ths evenng,, Thursday, August 21, s openng nght for the The Vlla Park Players, a ltt.le two weekend engagement of the " tuneful Alan Jay Lernergroup whch was organzed n the " summer of 1964, has presented Frederck Loewe show based on the Arthurtan legend, Performances wll be gven on Frday area, before audences totallng eleven productons n the Trenton and Saturday, August 22 and 23, upwards of 10,000. "Camelot" and on Frday and Saturday, Aug- wll be the "swan song for the]. ust 29 and 30. Curtan tme s 8:30, Players. Created by and for and seats are not reserved at the teenagers who were anxous to open ar theatre. learn actng and theatre technques, t fnds tself graduatng Anthony Pette, Jr. s producer and drector of the producton,,,rod to hgher tranng felds, t wll Carl DDonato s muscaldrector. dsband almost fve years to the day after ts frst performance on August 30,.1964, as ts members leave for college and professonal schools. Tony Pette wll Jon DANCNG.! EVERY SAT. a SUN. N,T 1 NOTTNGHAM BALLROOM t M.,o.r s,.,.m,,,o. } The Largest Ballroom n the East :~ Wth all Bg Bands! Sat, Stan Maze t Sun" J e Pavn 8"12 :" ~ 9to 12. FunAoneor Couples ~,~ m......aaaaa" Now Through Tuesday Dustn Hoffman Anne Bancroft THE GRADUATE (Rated R-for 16 & over only) Evenngs-7 & 9 P.M. Sunday 4:20, 6:40, 9 P.M. Admsson $2.00 WED., AUG. 27th CHLDREN S MATNEE AT 2 P.M. the professonal drama school of the Neghborhood Players n New York. Carlo Altemarle has a full tuton scholarshp to Rder Col-!lege. Jm Perry, a member of the "Camelot" chorus, has aseholarshp to the Westmnster Chor College, and he wll be seen on the Mere Grffn n September. Show some tme A feature of the Vlla Players presentaton at the Open Ar Theatre wll be a stage set of an enormous castle, salvaged from ths year s Mercer Hosptal fete, where t was used as a theme back- :ground. The Open Ar Theatre s a rustc natural amphtheatre n the center of Washngton Crossng! Park. There s ample parkng and tckets are on sale atthe gate. " THE SHOES OF THE FSHERMAN RESTORES FATH N FLMS" Up-date your lfe When was the last tme you revewed your lfe nsurance program? Yeuget a good deal n lfe wth State Farm. Come n or call. ARTHUR L. SKAAR ; 2:: t : 901} S. Mo..... Manvlle 1".. =.~!~: The Prce EndsBucks Season "The Prce", the Arthur Mller play whch embttered polceman, Vctor. Howard Henhas just enjoyed a two-season run onbroad- g s cast n the role of Walter Franz, way, s the current attracton at the Bucks the successful surgeon brother, n ths study of rvalres whch poses the quas- County Playhouse n New Hope. Shown n ton: "Was the prce too hgh?". "The the scene above are Rue McClanahan as Prce" wll run through Saturday, August the wfe of Vctor Franz, one of the two 30, w~u, "*-,~..u.,,,.,,,.~,~ ~... at 8"30 ;. P.. M Men- brothers around whom the drama rev o ng". The Joseph Sten comedy rene Rosenberg, a newcomer to res, - day through Saturday, and matnees on Wed- runs at the outdoor theatre throughtheatre n the Park, plays therole Roger DeKoven as the octogenaran fur- nesday and Saturday at 2 p.m. Tckets ths Saturday, Aug. 23, wth curtan tme 8:45 p.m. Prnceton resdent, has performed of An~ela. Mrs. Rosenberg, a nture dealer Gregory Solomon, and Mch- can be reserved by phonng the Playhouse box offce. a.el Farman who plays th_._..e role of the Bert Katz, guest drector, s wth the Communty Players, the drama nstructor at Rder College. He recently had a play ac- local lttle theatre groups. Oth- Vllage Barn players, and other cepted for publcaton by Samuel ~ll-stars. Jazz Greats To Perform French, lnc. Hs brother Alan, a ers n the cast are Robert Bradbury, Wllam Beatte, and Susan Junor at Rutgers Unversty, stars n hs frst leadng role as DavdKuhn. At Garden State Center Festval Kolowtz, the teenage messenger Tckets axe avalable at the box boy who wants to be an actor. offce, n advance, or on the nght A Jazz Festval, featurng an The band wll perform on both graph Hll Park Arts Center s "Enter Laughng" s based on the of the performance. Cancellatons all-star band led by Jmmy Hamlton and an assortment of Jazz nghts of the festval. the New 1969 Llberace Show, wth autobographcal novel of the samebecause of ran are announced on 8 p.m. s startng tme for performances scheduled nghtly ttle by comedan Carl Rener. statons WHWH and WTTM rado. the festvtes. Frday nght sthrough Saturday, at 8:30 weekdays, and 9 on Saturday. Greats, wll be presented at the program wll have Jazz expert Garden State Arts Center on Frday and Saturday, September 5 the Ray. John G. Gensel, pastor Acton Set or Musc Crcus Johnny Maths and Henry Mancnl, wth a concert orchestra St. John Terrel1 s Musc Crcus The mmortal Count Bass, who and 6. Mall orders for tckets of the Metropoltan area Jazz communty, as host and moderator. for the two-nght festval are now of 40, wll be at the Center from beng flled at the box offce of Duke Elllngton and hs orchestra, n Lambertvlle wll be the scene has been leadng fne bands for Monday, August 25, through Saturday, August 30. the State Arts Center, at P.O. Carmen McRae, and Tal Farlow s of plenty of "acton" from now twenty-fve years, wll present a Box 16, n Holmdel. Quartet wll supplementhe allstars on the openng nght, wth The Garden State Arts Center, standng events booked for the 30. The feature event of the untl Labor Day. Among the out- Jazz concert on Saturday, August Hamlton s all-stars are bengthe Dzzy Gllesple Quntet a an outdoor amphtheatre located fnal weeks of summer are "The weekend, t wll start at 9:45 p.m, brought together especally for speclal added attracton. Ellng-aton wll be honored durng the State Parkway, has seats for over slls **, and the perennal favor-mccarter Troupe specal ext 18 on the Garden Vanlla Fudge", and "The Cow- the Arts Center festval. Jmmy Hamlton has been named the lead-evenngng clarnetst n Jazz n the 17th On Saturday, September 8, BllyStone desgned crcular roof. Ex- Baste. 5,000 under ts Edward Durrell tes Woody Herman and Count annual nternatonal Jazz Crtcs Taylor wll host the program for tensve parkngareas anda wooded The Vanlla Fudge, a psyched-wlle-symphonc rock group, s Tour Schools Poll conducted by Down Beat Magazne. The band wll nclude trum- Quartet, Mles Davs, and Thelscaped Center. t sreachedfrom scheduled to appear ths Sunday, the evenng. The Modern Jazz pcnc secton surround the land- The McCaxter Chfldrens peter Buck Clayton, peanst Dck onus Monk, are the stellar attractons. Clark Terry s BgBand brdge nterchange, and South on Bg Band LeaderWoodyHerman Prnceton va Route 1 to the Wood- August 24, at 7:30 p.m. Theatre, whch performed before hundreds of New Jersey Hyman, trombonsts Brtt Woodnam and Quentn Jackson, bass and the Blly Taylor tro wll the Garden State to the specal wll brng hs thunderng Herd to school chldren on a federally player Joe Benjamn, and other also perform. ext whch leads drectly nto the the crcus on Tuesday, August 26 fnanced tour last season, has outstandng Jazz nstrumentalst. Ths week s feature atthe Tale- Center s parkng lots. at p.m. The up-dated oldtmer brdges the generaton gap, agan been nvted by Project Spotlght to tour schools n the fve southern New Jersey countes wth hs latest record release Prnceton Orchestra s Sgned By Rder "Lght My Fre" at the top of "Spotlght" s a U. S. Government the sales charts. Ttle T, program. The prlnceton Chamber Orches-ntatra has been desgnated "orchestra son of orgnal muscal works two=year sabbatcal. of nne wth sx albums and many male actors wll tour for sx plans call for the nclu- Arts Department currently on a The Cowslls, a famly group A professonal company of eght n resdence" by Rder College, by Rder faculty members n two The prlncetonchamber Orchestra was formed n 1964 as part of wll perform at the Crcus onfr- Bollgrew", an adventure story sngle ht records to ther credt, weeks n "The Thwartng of Baron concerts. The Rder College n a contract sgned Aug. 14 by Chorus also wll be featured at two Prnceton s Tercentenary cele- day August 29, at 8:30 p.m, by Robert Bolt. Rder s Vce Presdent Stephenof the four concerts. A. Maurer and the orchestra s The Prnceton Orchestra presented three guest concerts the manager, Col. Gordon G. Andrews, agreement was reached for the orchestra to present a seres of four Zder campus over the past two,ears. REOPENNG AT OUR NEW Plans for the "orchestra nres- concerts on the Lawrencevlle campus durng the comng school dence" development were made by a commttee whch also ncluded Conductor Ncholas Harsanys Dr. Rchard LeBlond Jr., presdent of the Rder Faculty Assoca- xpected to meet shortly wth representatves of Rder s Fne Arts ton; Wllam H, Schede, chalrman Department to draw up the concertof the orchestra board of drectors, schedule and plan the program. nd Professor Arthur H. Frank, ~ctng chalrman of the Rder Fne Col. Andrews sad, however, that... ::l 72 G ~~l :, l N A S... M A N S T. YOUR. STATE FARM SOMERVLLE NSUP, ANCE AG ENT N $ U RAN CE STATE FARM FRE State Farm ;s all you need to know about nsurance. AND CASUALTY COMPANY HOMEOFFCE: BLOOMNGTON, LLNOS P6908 OPENS as... NA... at. FAR HLLsMALL COUNTRY N Tennese Nght Set For Waterloo Festval "Vennese Nght" s planned for to concerts ncludes a tour of the the sxth concert of the season at restoraton. the Waterloo Muscal Festval n The orchestra s program for the Star, hope ths Saturday nght, Aug. nght ncludes Haydn s Notturno 23. Julus Redel wll lead the #2 n C; Mozart s Syml~ony #39 Ceramoor Festval orchestra n a n E flat, L 453; and the waltz concert of lght and classcal symphonc musc, begnnng at 8:30 Mr. Rudel, general manager and "Artst s Lfe" by Johann Strauss. p. m. The program was gven at the conductor of the New York Cty Caramoor Festval n Kstonah, Opera Company at the New York New York, earllar ths season, State Theatre n Lncoln Center, where t was acclamed by New has appeared as guest conductor York crtcs as "one of the lovel-oest and most gratfyng of the sea- Boston Symphony, the New York major orchestras, ncludng the son." Phlharmonc, and the Phladelpha Gary Graffman wll be solostorchestra n ths country, and orchestras n Stuttgart, Brussels, for the evenng, playng Beethoven s Pano Concert #3 n C Spoleto, Cologne and srael abroad. Mnor wth the Festval Orchestra. Tckets for "Vennese Nght" The Waterloo Festval s heldatcan be reserved by telephone or the restored colonal vllage of Waterloo, Just north at the nter-sc Festval n Stanhope. C-eneral mal to the Waterloo Vllage Musecton of Routes 206 and 80 at admsson lawn seatng tckets wll Netcong. The prce of admssonbe on sale before the concert. Fne Arts Program Features Jazz, Flms Rder College ths fall wll present a dversfed Fne Arts program wth offerngs rangng from ntern-tlonal art to the tradtonal college chorus Chrstmas concert. The Modern Jazz Quartet, long one of the naton s leadng muscal groups, wll present a concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday, September 16, to naugurate the fall program. Andy Warhol, the controversal pop artst and underground flm producer, wll vst the campus on October 30, lecturng at 8 p.m. naumn Gymnasum. Rder s well known Theatre 59 group plans two shows durng the fall. The mrthful muscal, "Lttle Mary Sunshne" wll be presented October and October n the Fne Arts Theatre whle the play "Tme Lmt" wll open a tour - nght runnocamber 19, Flm buffs wll be treated to "Term of Tral," "Fury"and "Wages of Fear" on October 3, 0 and 14, respectvely. Throughout the month at September, aa unusual dsplay of Eskmo graphc arts from the Smthsonlan nsttute wll be staged at the Fne Arts Center. A smlar exhbt,featurng tapestres and poster desgns created by Polsh chldren n a salute to UNCEF, s scheduled durng November. The annual pre - holday Chrstmas Concert wll be presented on December 4. The concerts and plays all wll be staged n the Fne Arts Theatre wth curtan tme at 8 p.m. The flms wll be shown nthe Rder Scence Hall. Startng tmes are 6:30 p.m, and 9 p.m. All actvtes are open to the publc and tcket nformaton can be obtaned by contactng the Student Actvltles Offce at Rder. Trenton Theatre-ln-Park Features Enter Laughng Trenton: Playwrght Sten also wrote the Bert and Alan Katz head the bllscrpts for the muscals "Zorba" n the Cadwalader Park Theatre s and "Fddler on the Roof". current producton, "Enter Laugh- LOCATON 305 E. Man Street Bound Brook, N.J. (across from Staton Plaza) SUPER SAVNGS TME FOR BACK - TO - SCHOOL Suts-Sport Jackets... 40% OFF Slax... 30% OFF Outerwear - Jackets... 30% OFF Rancoats... 20% OFF Short Sleeve Shrts... 20%- 40% OFF Hosery, Underwear & Pajamas... 20% OFF Neckwear... 25% OFF GOLDEN OPPORTUNTY TO REPLENSH BASCS N YOUR WARDROBE,o,,...,. s,,.., ~ ~Bound Brook, N.J.~,~ fmmomfor men THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 NOW!!! 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5 THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 Mrs. John Leon Mchno was Mss Shrley Ann Nagy Mss Shrley Ann Nagy s Brde Of John L. Mchno Mss Shrley Ann Nagy, daugh- The groom s a graduate of Mss Krystyna Gruszewsk Weds John F. Mahaun Jr. PAGE FVE Mss Krystyna Mare Gruszewsk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lege n Glassboro. The Somerset County Councl for Entres are now open n the Mss tour of St. Pete va Tropcal Ar- Jersey State Far. last year at Glassboro State Col- Baszl Gruszewsk, was marred The groom ts a graduate of Communty Servces wlll hold tsnew Jersey State Far Contest for lnes. f her chaperone s 25 She wll also receve a $200 to John Foster Mahaun, son of New Brunswck Hgh School and annual meetng on Thursday, Sept. sngle grls 17 through 25 years years of age or over, she wll U. S. Savngs Bond from the New Mr. and Mrs. John Foster Ma- s also attendng Glassboro State4 at 8 p.m n the Somervlle of age who are resdents of Newbe provded wth an Oldsmoble Jersey State Far and a complete!haun of 8 Herbert Drve, East College. nn. Jersey. The Mss New Jersey State Cutlass durng her stay tn St. skn analyss and beauty kt from Brunswck, on Aug. 16 n Sacred Wlltam Roach, Drector of the Far Contest wll take place at the Pete by Kng Rental Cars, Beauty Counselor Cosmetcs. Heart Church n Manvlle. Somerset County Plnnnlng Boardopenng of the New Jersey State The newly crowned Mss New Wllam Carlton Roof, world famous photographer wll provde a Monsgnor Martn Madura per= formed the ceremony. Foodarama snce 1955, wll speak on "Plan-Farnng and the Future of Somerset New Jersey State Far n Tren- natural South Amercan Guanaco portrat for the wnner. Saturday, Sept. 13 at the Jersey State Far wll receve a Mss Oruszrewsk wore a whte County". He wll emphasze hous-tong and transportaton problems. Ḟree entry blanks may be ob- of the Flemng ton Fur Company. New York Cty wll provde Mss coat from the fun fur collecton The Jewelry ndustry Councl of empre gown made of organzand Declares Aleneon lace, featurng a hgh Mr. Roach s a graduate of Rut-tanegers, the State Unversty, andsey State Far Contest, New Jer-robe from E. J. Kervette s fashon crown and from the Fne Arts by wrtng: Mss New Jer-She wll receve a fashon ward- New Jersey State Far wth her wastlne accented by a two = nch whte velvet rbbon that ended Dvdend s presently the flrstvlce- pres-sedent of the Natonal Assocaton oftrenton, New Jersey Sld Herman of Phladelpha. receve chna servce for eght State Far, P. O. Box 669, boutque and a fashon wg from Sterlng Slver Company she wll n a large bow at the back of the gown. Her headpece was a The board of drectors of Food- Supermarkets, nc. today slk lluson crown, that had twoarama County Plannng Drectors. The wnner of ths year s Mss To further her career n the n a four pece place settng. The Anyone nterested ths pro-negram s cordally nvted to attend, wll receve a round trp flght tonew York Academy of Theatrcal rfle Shoppng Center n Trenton, Jersey State Far Contestdramatc or performng arts, the Dockor Pet Center of Lawrence- ters made of Pearls and crystals, declared a regular quarterly cash wth a dasy background. dvdend of $.075 per share on the St. Pete n Florda, where she andarts n New York Cty, wll pro- the wnner of the contest wth poodle puppy. wll present her wth a pedgreed Wearng a pnk chffon empre gown wth a hgh wastlne Joseph J. Saker, charman and SPRTS LOST Prncess Martha Hotel. Whle nst. a one year tuton freescholarshp Her har wll be set every day company s common stock. her chaperone wll stay at thevde accented by a row of mnute pnkpresdent, announced tha the dvdend s payables eptember 15, 1969 BELLE MEAD -- Eght bottles State Far wll be guest of honorwll be awarded a.$400 scholargrd s Beauty salon and her flow- Pete, the new Mss New Jerseyvalue at $1,125. n addton, she durng the run of the Far by n- dases, Mss Jula Roman, of Rarttan, served as mad of honor. to stockholders of record Augustof whskey and assorted jewelry at Sunken Gardens, MGM s Bountyshp at the La Jole School of Spe- Charm and Modelng n Rose Sons and Company Florsts. ers wll be presented by P. M. The msses Barbara gaez-30marczyk, Elzabeth Streleekl, both Foodarama, a supermarketnng, from the home of Vctor Prdon Wax Museum, have dnnerpont Pleasant. Rado Staton Mss New Jersey State Far wll were reported stolen Saturday eve- Exhbt, the Aquatarum, the Lon-calzed of Manvlle and Gayle Snedekerchan and member of the Shop-ozz, 262 Woods Road. The and see a Broadway show at thewttm of Trenton, wll provde regn over the New Jersey State were brdesmads. Ther gowns Rte group, operates supermar- n New Jersey, Pennsylvana, openng a glass door n the rear. deep sea fshng wth Captan rado show of her own durng ton, Saturday, Sept. 13 through home was reportedly entered by Showboat Dnner theatre, enjoymss New Jersey State Far wth Far n Trenton from her corona- were smlar to that ot the madkets of honor. Connectcut and Maryland. Wlson Hubbard and take an arthe entre run of ths year s NewSunday, Sept. 21. Mss Elzabeth Streleck, of Bound Brook, wearng a short whte dregs, was the flower grl. Wllam Wagner, of Edson, served as rng bearer. Andrew Rchard Puskas of Pscaraway served as best man. 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6 PAGE SX THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 DESGNER BOUTQUE 33 W. Man Street Somervlle, New Jersey \ \ As seen n BRDE S Magazne CALL FOR APPONTMENT A T Store hours- Mon., Thurs and Frday 9:30 tll 9 Tues., Wed., and Sat. 9:30 tll 5:30 Welcome all credt cards Only, Q Frend of the Fc mjy would vou Mrs Edward P. Mayernk, formerly Mss Czahor Janet Czahor s Marred To Edward Paul Mayernk Nutrton Day Was Theme nmddlebush MDDLEBUSH-- A Nutrton Day program for parents of chldren enrolled n the Somerset Communty Acton Program Chld Development Program was held recently, wth a representatve of the N. J. Department of Health as the featured speaker. Mrs. Rose Mary Johnston addressed the group of parents n the Mddlebush Reformed Church: where the pre - school pro- :~ gram s located. ::~ Among the parents n attend-!!! ante were Mrs. Mary Ann Grayp l~!: Mrs. Audrey Dorsey, Mrs. J ~: Ann Harrs, Mrs. Gladys M. Vtck-!~! era, Mrs. Dorothy Doman, Mrs. Rebecca Phelps, Patrcta Far~ Mrs. Joan Smth, Mrs. Juanta Watts and Mrs. Beverly Levce. The program was arranged by Davd Lee, a Neghborhood Youth Corps enrollee assgned to Chld Development for the summer. Other recent events at Chld Development ncluded trps to Turtle Back Zoo n Orange, Terry Lou Acres nscotch Plans and Colonal Park for a pcnc. Applcatons for new enrollees to enter the program n September are stll beng accepted by Mrs. Betty Far, 89 Martn St., Somerset. "0- Mrs. James O. Dmmck was Mss Alcxandra R. Red Mss Alexandra R. Red s Brde Of James Dmmck At a double rng ceremony onctral vel edged n lace. She car- Saturday, Aug. 16, n St. Marys rled a cascade bouquet of roses Byzantne Church, Manvlle, Mss Mss Alexandra R. Red, daughter of Mrs. John P. Red and back wth streamers that hung tured a bow at the wast n the and Englsh vy. Janet Clare Czahor became the Matron of honor was Mrs. John brde of Edward Paul Mayernk. the late Mr. Red, of 1S Holly below the gown as a tran. They Adams of Baskng Rdge. Brdesmads were the brde s ssters, Street, FrankLn Townshp, was were trmmed n turquose lace The nuptal mass was celebrated by the brdegroom s brother, marred to James O. Dmrack applques. the Msses Ruth Ann Czahor and the Rev. Andrew Mayernk of Paterson. Ths was the frst weddng son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dmmck of Cape May, New Jersey of yellow matchng lnen and shoul- The brdesmad had a cluster Dane Jeanne Czahor of Hfllsborough, and Mss Carol Ann Clark ceremony celebrated by hm snce on Saturday, August 16. der length vel~ and carred abouquet of yellow pore pores, dases, of Stanhope. The double rng ceremony was hs ordnaton last month. Flower grl was Mss Monlca The brde ts the daughter of Mr. at St. Matthas Churchand turquose carnatons, wth a Pacctone of Planfeld, cousn of and Mrs. Edward Czahor of Hlls- the brde, and rng bearer was n Frankln wth Rev. Wllam cascade of vy, borough. Mr. Mayernk s the son John Raymond Czahor of Somerof Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mayerng Church decoratons ncludedmass., nece of the brde, was H. McKenna, Pastor. offnlat- Mss Suse Brght of Andover, vllep nephew of the brde. nk of East Paterson. whte floral arrangements on the the flower grl. She had a gown Best man was MchaeKolakow- of Bayonne. Ushers were John The brde was gven n marragesk altar. smlar to the brdesmad: and by her father. She was attred n an Mayerntk and Peter Johansk The brde wore a whte A-11ne carred a basket of flowers. A-lne gown of peru de sole wth both of Clfton and cousns of the peau de sole gown wth lace applques, and featured long sleeveswas the best man. Edward Both of Lansdale, Pa., chantllly lace tracng the Vctor-brdegrooan necklne and scalloped hemlne Fort Lee. and Hugh Conway of MSS CHRSTNE MARE CARMAN and stand=away collar, both trmmed wth lace. The bottom of Chrs Warren of Matawan was and featurng a detachable tran Followng a recepton for 270 Chrstne Carman, the usher A recepton was held followng the weddng ceremony at Mc and long lace sleeves. A pearl at the Hllsborough #2 frehouse, the gown was also trmmed n and crystal headpece held her lluson blusher vel wth a cathe- the Vrgn slands. Upon ther buttons from the neck to below the couple loft on a honeymoon to lace. The gown also featured Frankln Masley Ateer s Restaurant n Frankln. returnr they wll lve n Mary~ the wast n the back, and had.a The cake was three-ter, and featured sw~ ns 1)oEweenlayers. Set Weddng Date land;-... lace bodce. A detachable~traln ;, The brde s a graduate of Somervlle Hgh School and Paterson trmmed n matchng lace cam- The brde s a graduate of St. Mr. and Mrs. John Carman of pleted the brde! s gown. Peter:s Hgh School n New Brunswck, and St. Rose College n Al- 56 John place, Manvlle~ have State College where she receved The brde had an elbow-length announced the engagementof ther a B.A. degree n elementary edu- vel wth lace headpece, and carred a bouquet of orchds and stephbany, N.Y. She s a former teacher at Lane Robblns Nursery daughter, Mss Chrstne Mare :aton. Next month, she wll teach ffth grade n Oxen Hll, Md, Carman to Frankln Mchael Masof ley, son of Mr. and Mrs Mchael n a cascade arrangement The groom receved hs bacheanots, wth vy and babyvs breath School n Frankln. The brdegroom s a graduate... Masle" of 74 Rlchard Avenue ~n ~ ~s^~n.,. ~.~^ ^~ c~, lor s degree from Southern Meth- Pope Pns Hlgn ~cnool m ~assalc ~,.,~ -,,,,oo,,,,~.,,~,,.,,,.=,.,,, u.,~,.,,= ~;~ n.h,o,,~h, ~. r~.n~ ~.,~ h;~ and vtll the e, Newark College of En-, nectady, N.Y., was the mad of ~ _~_~;~ ~:""~ ~:~t""?.?" fl nce- ~ma-~mr ~ zrom ~tan,ora umvergneerng where he recever ~nss uarman one ner a nonor s t y " ne s employed by Bell hs B S degree n chemcal en are graduates of Manvlle Hgh J Mss Rosale Greer of North " " Telephone Laboratores n Holm glneerlng. He s workng at theschool. Mr. Masley wll attend Brun.~w~t: ~ ~o r,,.,~...,,~,u e f 11...,~ del. Naval Ordnance Staton, ndan[ Trenton State College n th a [ They wore yellow sleeveless F o owng a weddng trp to St Head Md n testng and evalua j A July 1971 weddng date has [lnen gowns wth stand up collar " ~ " Jonn, Vrgn slands, the couple lon of fleet fur vetllance. - been set ~Jand A-lne skrt. The gowns fee- wll resde n Boulder, Cole. 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7 THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 Somerset Lumber n New Locaton New rrvals SOMERSET HOSPTAL VACCARELLA, a son tomr.and ARMBRUSTER, a so tomr.and FORANOCE, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rchard Vaccarella el 61. ~ Mrs. Robert Armbruster of Ruth Mrs. Ncholas Foranoce, of Sur- FALLEN -- A son to Mr. and Dukes Parkway, Manvllet on Aug. Placer Manvlle, on Aug. 1% rey Drve, Belle Mead, on Aug. Mrs. Joseph FaUon of 5~ Lee 13. ST. PETER s HOSPTAL 6, Place, Manvlle, on Aug. 8. RANDVERE, a son to Mr. and O LEARY, a son to Mr. and CHALFN -- A daughter to Mr. Mrs Thomas Randvere of 920 ROMANO -- A son to Mr. Mrs. L. Barry O Leary of 29 and Mrs. Kenneth Chalfn of 815 Boesel Avenue, Manvlle, on Aug. and Mrs. Anthony Romano of 14 Mller Avenue, Somerset, on Aug. Lncoln Avenue, Manvlle, on 15, Ambrose Street, Somerset, on Aug. 5, Aug. 9. KOWA.ZKY, a daughter to Mr. 2. FNE, a daughter to Mr. and and Mrs. Joseph Kowalsk y of 1218 FDELMAN -- A son to Mr. and FNK, a son to Mr. and Mrs. W. Camplaln Road, Manvlle, on Mrs Stanley Fdelman of 46 Wnston Drve, Somerset, on Aug. 3. Robert Fnk of 4 Margold Lane, Mrs. Charles Fne of 1122 Gress Street, Manvlle, on Aug. 13. Aug 16. Somerset on Aug. 7. DUN N, a son to Mr. and Mrs. STETZMAN, a son to Mr. and BURNS -- A son to Mr. and Mrs MCCAULEY, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stetzman of 96 Emerson Road, Somerset, on Aug. 16. Somerset, on Aug. 4. Joseph Burns of 46 Demott Lane, Mrs. James McCauley of 70 JFK Davd Dunn of RD No., Somerset, on Aug; 13. Boulevard, Somerset, on Aug. 7. PAGE SEVEN t e"h [ / ~k Let us start off your school year rght...g / us the job of makng sure your clo,~t s flled wth the cleanest, nearest clothes you ll ever wear. WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT 665 HAMLTON STREET SOMERSET, NEW _1ERSEY PHONE: Value ELECTRONC Bug Kller 15 Sze CRAYOLA Crayons 98 Sze POLDENT Denture Cleanser Seymour Sherman, general manager of Somerset Lumber/Hardware, makes a call n the modern offce area of the frm s new buldng, 1022 Hamlton Street, Somerset. Mr. Sherman and company presdent Ralph Sevack have been n partnershp for more than 2Oyears. %%~~ : ~: :~, ~ :t:~!;~.t~ " :~!" 3::~ ~-" x.-,. /, 2.00 Sze No Pest Strp 1.59 Sze AMM:NS Medcated Powder 11 oz. Bruce Merrll, 9 Denherder Drve, Mddlebush, uses the forklft to stack some of the 250,000 board feet of lumber whch the company keeps n storage. The new buldng provdes 17,000 square feet of space for the company s lumber and hardware sales facltes and ts packagng operatons. ENS LU 1.55 Sze RELL SHAMPOO m 1.89 Sze AL Tme Release DEODORANT Bennett Mller, of Lnden, ads a customer by fndng an odd pece of lumber that fts hs needs. Although operatons have been conducted n the new faclty for two months, the offcal grand openng, featurng specals and free gfts, wll be held on September 13. July Weather Sets A Ranfall Record low normal. The hghest daly average temperature was 83 degrees on July 17 and the lowest daly average temperature was 67 degrees on July 10 and 2~ Ṫhe average maxmum temperature was 82.8 degrees, and the average mnmum temperature was 64 degrees. The hghest temperature on record for July at the Unon College Meteorologcal Staton was 101 degrees on July 3, 1966 Thunderstorms were recorded on July 3, 12, 13, 17, 18, 27, and 28, There were only four clear days, fve partly cloudy days, and 22 cloudy days. -o- Area Pharmacst Elected To NJPA t was wet, wet, wet n July. Accordng to Harold D. Duflocq, meteorologst at the Unon College Meteorologcal Staton, precptaton n July totaled 9.42 nches. n hs monthly repor to the U.S. Weather Bureau, Mr Duflocq sad ranfall n July was 4.37 nches above the normal July total of 5 05 nches. Measurable ranfall was recorded on 16 days n July wth the greatest amount n a 24- hour perod of 1.73 nches recorded on July 28 The 9.42 nches of precptaton was the greatest amount recorded n a July snce the Unon College MeteorologlcM Staton was opened on January 1~ A year ago ranfall n July totaled only 1.27 nches, whch s 3 78 nches below normal. The drest July was 1966 when only.81 nches of ran were recorded. George C. Grumet, "/9 John F. Ranfall for the frst seven Kennedy Boulevard, somerset~ has months of 1969 totaled 2"/.23 been elected nto membershp n nches, whle nches wera the New Jersey Pharmaceutcal recorded durng the same Assocaton. perod a year ago. Mr. Grumet s a graduate of the Durng the month, temperatures ranged from a maxmum Maretta College, and Lnden Hgh Rutgers College of Pharmacy, of 94 degrees recorded on July School. He s a natve of Newark. 17 to a mnmum of 53 degrees, Mr. Grumet has been emrecorded on July 9. The average temperature was ~3.4 de-,elzabeth General Hosptals and..ployed at the Perth Amboy and crees, whch s.7 de,tees be- ;the Somerset Park Pharmacy, 1.29 S z e PAMPERS OVER NGHT 12 s 1;29 Sze DRSTAN NASAL MST 15 cc 49 Sze PLANT J CORN CHPS

8 ROUTE 22 BETWEEN SOMERVLLE AND BOUND BROOK 5E:~_4 a~e r ~ -rl.....j--.. ~,1 ~ D ka ~,;,,..J,~,, /611 A D A.~ PAGE EGHT,:,:~=,:...,,:::.:;,:::::::: :.:..:::~ :.:.:.>:.:.:.:.:~..>:.>:.:.:+:..:.:.:.:.:.:.:+:.:.:.:.::, :::::..:,...:::::~:..::::..:::.:::::: :::::::: r.::::: r.:::::::::::::::...:::::::::::::..:::..:: ::~~!~~!T ;?.~.: Seasons A nnounce a Fantastc!Features New Jersey fall huntlngseasons n possesson wll agan apply to Be Davs ~ The seventh annual workshop ca Nedorle, Secretary, wll explan the proper procedure of the for woodcock, sea ducks and ral these abundant speces durng the The Woodstock Musc and Art Far, held!l The program of outdoor concert shows, ncludng a testmonal to wll be held by the Somersetreceved fnal approval from the specal season and wll probably last weekend n Bethel, N. Y, was called "a.! State Fsh and Game Councl last apply to these ducks statewlde great experence ) musc sponsored by the Somerset Mr Hoffman, the Presdent of Hunterdon Woman s Bowlng Assocaton at 8 p. m. on Monday, trbute supples to league secre- new mxed league kt, also ds- by four Prnceton-area County Park Commsson wll enter nto the almost-fnshed phase also played at several fund ras- at the Green Valley Restaurants tares. Johnson & Johnson. They have week.!! These mgratory speces are durng the regular duck season,! :~:~ teenagers who attended. They added t was :~:~:~ "the greatest thng" they have yet to take on ~ Sunday wth the appearance of ng affars for Lons Clubs n Washngton Avenue, Greenbrook. Mss Barbara Porrne, Presdent of S.H.W.B.A. wll conduct the regulated by the Unted States Fsh Shootng hours wlllbel/2-hourbe- ~j!::~} parttn. the Bob Davs Orchestra at the Somerset and MlddlesexCountes, "The workshop has become and Wldlfe Servce. nasmuch fore sunrse to sunset, and a Fed-~! "t was enlghtenng to see humans treat-! Bandshell n Duke sland Park. and at many college affars, especally for Rutgers and Trenton rollng smoothly down the lanes a valuable asset to keep the balls sesson. as posed the slghtly New Jersey more restrctve Councl pro- oral ~ck Stamp ls req~red, lng other humans so beaut~lly," sad Sarah Frend of Rocky Hll. "The experence tself regulatons than the maxmum fed- Mgratory waterfowl regula-!!~ Ths wll be the group s only appearnace n ths summer s State College. by provdng a means to resolve any -Obeats Europe," she added. "There wore more!ll "Musc n the Parks" seres, Ths outdoor Concert s free to exstng problems and strvng to sral framework, a publc hearng to.~ wll be announc~ by the Fsh!!! MEMBERSHP DRVE than 300,000 of us ~vng to~ther, Dehorned~<~< whch s comng to a close the the publc, but persons plannng prevent msunderstandng of was held on August 12th, at whch and Wldlfe Servce later ths... for one another s hunger, cold." :~:::~:: followng Sunday, August 31, to attend are advsed to brng rules," sad a league spokesman. HLLSBOROUGH-- The Hllsborough Amercan Legon Aux- no objectons were voced, month. New Jersey seasons!:::! Sarahts guest from New Rochelles Chrs!! Startng tme for ths fne evenng of entertanment s 7 p.m, The "Musc n the Parks" ser- the revsed rules passed n San lary Unt #481 s havng a mem- ther own seatng facltes, Mss Eleen Mngle wll revew ducks, brant, geese and snpe l Ral season wll open the fall wll be set by the Councl wthn Olsen, travelled to the musc far wth her!}!::~ ::::::~: huntng s calendar on Labor Day!!l n the famly staton wagon, flled wthsleep... Ths great band ofl5 muscans, es wll end next Sunday, August Dego and are n effect for thenew bershp drve durng the months of ~:::, all professlona and all who have September 1st, runnng through that framework. A one-page sup- ~~~~~~ ng bags, food and campng equpment. They 31, wth concerts at both Colonal season. August and September. Any hus- or father who wshes to Jon ~:~ many years of experence wth and Duke sland Parks. Further Presdents and Secretares o allband November 8th A reduced bag plement to the 1969 Game Code,... asowhead bought money food for kds who ddn t l travelng groups, have been to!! gether for 1 years, The orgnal concerts wll be publczed at a tend, so they wll be fully awaremrs. Robert Kane or Mrs. Mtch- nformaton pertanng to these women s leagues are urged to at- the auxlary s asked to contact lmt on clapper and kng ral coverng all mgratory speces, wll preval, of fve daly, 0 n wll be dstrbuted promptly there-! have moneys" explaned Chrs. "People there after through huntng lcense were not materalstc, and were unnhbted!!t group started n 1959 by playng later date. of new requrements. Mss Patr-ell Kowalsk. possesson, due to contnued poor agents, wthout hurtng anyone." }~:;:.::: ~ dance band arrangements at local breedng on New Jersey coastal Peter Henemann of Locust Lane called!::.l affars under the name ofthetown marshes. The lmt on sore and l the festval a "fantastc experence n corn- -~]::::l!: Ppers. Three years ago, they Vrgna rals wll be ncreased munal lvng. ) He found t "ncredble that ;:.changed ther name to The Bob THS WEEK S to 25 daly or n possesson, and OBTU~t~E$ 300,000 people could lve together, share, ~;~ Davs Orchestra n honor of the 15 gallnules daly, 30 n posses- :::::::::::::,:,:,:.:. and be tone wth each other." Ths ra=!::!!:::: 1 slon may be taken durng ths man who has held the group to- SPECALS }::~~}~} pressed hm as much as the musc of Joan ::::::l gether and who has acted as lead~:]~:::]er and drector. Room Sze season under federal regulatons. :~:~::~:~:~ Shootng hours wll be /2-hour JOHN SOPENSKY ::::~:? Baez, the Jefferson Arplanes and the other :~::~:~:~ muscans who performed.!:!:::1 Ths past year they have per~::::j:/formed for several ndustral 99c before sunrse to sunset. ~:~: FRANKLN-- John Lous So-:!:.:: Eghteen-year-old Betsy Hartmann of Woodcock huntng wll run from pensky, 88, of 106 Charlesl: Moore Street found the musc far "beau,- :%:!ll: October 4ththrough December 6th, Street, Somerset, dedonaugust 12!:::: ful," although she admtted t had ts bad :/ :! SGT. HAN EARNS DFC $1.88 ea. wth shootng hours of sunrse to ;n Lebanon. [!: sdes. : sunset. Sole exceptons wll be ):::::::: "There was so much traffc, many peo- : : U. S. Ar Force Techncal Sergeant Ronald C. Han, son of Mrs. $1299 that no woodcock huntng wll be Mr Sopensky was a former[!l:::! plea and bad acld (LSD)," slze commented, : : $1.99 permtted on November 7th, the employee ofbrown~sbutchershop,!!:::~: " only stayed one day so could beat the : Dorothy L. taln, 31 Hunt Road, day before small game season, Perth Amboy, and a member of traffc," she added, : Somerset, N. J., hasbeendecorated wth the Dstngushed Flyng 8~ x11~, and huntng on November 8th may the Woodmen of the World. Peter found that natonal press coverage f,ed, musln $3. 19 not start before 9 a.m. A spe- Survvng are two daughters, was not completely accurate. "The papers Cross for ar acton n Vetnam, 4 Colors, Reg cal State woodcock stamp must Mrs. Paulne Turek and Vlrs, Ann overdd the food and water shortage," he : be affxed to the huntng lcen,. Seckrettar, bothofsomerset;three sad. "The festval planners, however, dd $1. before.the small gameseason.,,,, : BURGLARY CTED grandchldren and seven great - not provde adequate telephone servce. There lmt wll be fve daly, l0 fl,. ~s- gt:mdchldren, were only 10 phones for the 300,000 of us," :: : HLLSBOROUGH -- Two local sesson, he noted. The husband of the late Paulne "The whole area turned nto completely Sea ducks, scorer, eder and Kozak Sopensky, he was a na- brotherly love," sad Sarah, stll wearng old squaw, wll agan benvalable tre of Hungary. and a Sore- her wde festval smle. "For a change, durng a specal ongseason,from erset resdent for the past 10 people cared about each other s rather than September 25th through January years, about themself. Materalsm completely ds- 10th. Ths season wll apply only appeared," she contnued. on waters of the Atlantc Ocean, Servces were heldonau~ustlb, "All can say s t was just beautful," defned as n recent years. Gen- and nterment was n Gertrude s Chrs added. " loved Aquaran Cty." erous lmts of seven daly, 14 Cemetery, Rahway. : ~" : :.... juvenles have been charged n a burglary dscovered by a patrol car at Vlncent s Luncheonette : early last Thursday mornng. The two, accordng to polce charges, entered the buldng by forcng a ::rear wndow, and made off wth $59 n cash and $85 worth of ~cgarettes and cgarette lghters. -- ENTERS UPSALA COLLEGE Andz ew Joseph Balnt of 10 North Eghth Avenue, Manvlle, has been accepted by Upsala College. SHOP FOR LESS AT L&S reg. 98c THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 Bowlng Assocaton Wll Hold Workshop PANT 14 COLORS $7 EVENNGS TL 9 SAT. TL 6P;M. 2 szes: 28" d $ CHEST 14" Or ;## JUST 10 MNUTES :ra [ OPEN THURSDAY. UNTL 9 P.M New Brunswck VA ROUTE 287 NORTH BUT... -GREAT WEST Beautful pre.fnshed... Autumn Brown, Luan Mahogany panelngl FULL 99 4x8 SHEET each,, u=wo = =..:,Cxt V W 5.95 F osed BONY x8... Weldwood Butternut 4x8... Ranchero 4x8... Corral Ll, F,~T ~UALTY EXTL SPECAL... 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10 .. PAGE TEN PHONE: RA $ Regardless of Your Youngsters... Age or Sze--- We Have the Desk To Match Hs Need!!! Prced From THRFTY FURNTURE MART CLOSED WEDNESDAY - DURNG AUGUST WEST MAN ST., SOMERVLLE "REE PARKNG N REAR Open Thurs. and Fr. 9 a.m. tll 9 p.m. -- Daly 9 a.ul. tll 5:30 SOMERSET COUNTY FALL, 1969 E VENNG Degree Programs OWNED AND OPERATED BY BLANCHE ROBNSON PROGRAM LBERAL ARTS LBERAL AnTS-SCENCE BSNESS ADMNSTRATON DATA PROCESSNG CCOUNTNG Cows,Goats Hghlght, State Far (lar Hll Swm Club Of Frankln Wns Two Champonshp Meets THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 At the present tme New Jersey and neghborng states are The Future FarmersofAmerlca saturated wth mosqutoes. An wll be n the spotlght at the New average of about one half nch Jersey State Far (Sept or more of ranfall per day along champonshps ths past week. patrck, Mark Greenberg, Bll wth a specal dary show startn wth hgh humdty and hgh temperatures for the last month has Plng up 436 ponts, the Ce- Kss), 1:59.2. on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 13. dar Hll swmmers captured the RELAYS DECSVE created de, d condtons for the Awarcls wll be nresant~d tn the Central., Jersey Swmmng.. and_ Dfour best ftted ~L~-mn.q producton of mosqutoes from... f~xhlhtaa rng w~ t~onference... swtmmmg ~ cnamf flood waters.and temperary ranpools, reported the Somerset re~ ardla~.q nf hvt~t~,~, o ~,,.~,~,. plons~tps, nest ~ne t~rae o Cedar Hll won only two ndvdual events, but stocked up ponts showmanshln award to a re-h--- ~ man! PrJ4ceton 2 ponts. was second wth 260 County Mosquto Extermnaton OhowS~nPhahn%~:enst;deel~t r " ~ a Suenl~f/~Ceda r Hll amassed 99 ponts n n takng four relay events to preval n the Central Jersey Swm- and Dvng Assocaton cham- the wng. as ndcated by ther Commsson. The ncdence of mosqutoes on or senorstu -dent and hghest~scor- coppng the Central Jersey Swm-mng ng awards, mng and DvngAssoclatlon cham-ponshpsponshp meet n Mddlesex. Mke Wawezak took the boys 8- PETER J. CARLNO trap collectons, s many Lmes Fly/} ff~l~lons wlll be Judged-- heaver than normal. As a result of the unusual stuaton the Cedar Hll had the followng under 50 - yard freestyle n 35.5 Ayrshlres, Brown Swss, ndvdual wnners n the meet and Bll Kss won the 200- yard Guernseys, Holstelns and Jerseys -- wth premum awards Boys 8-under freestyle -- Ned has ncreased ts work force and at Pne Brae: Commsson s experencng, t ndvdual medley n 2:2,5.9, Peter J. Carlno Cedar ttll took both the boys s workng long hours. However, for each dvson, wth addtonal Murphy,5.1; Grls 9-10 and grls 10G - yard freestyle s Promoted At applcatons of nsectcde by the awards to specal classes. freestyle -- Gay Benander, 33.3; relay races n 1:02.,5 and 1:01.8 Commsson arc very often lost Entres wll close on Sept. Grls freestyle--jane Clyde~ respectvely. 1:06.1; Boys 13=14 freestyle-- Bll Johns-Manvlle as a result of heavy showers. and further zfformaton can be obtaned by wrtng to George W. Cedar Hlls was frst n 1:01.8 The flood water mosqutoes are Kss, 56.6; Grls 1,5-17 freestyle-- n the yard freestyle fo~ now at ther peak, reported the L ange of James Vance of Terry Kss, 1:06.3; Boys boys and No. n the grls 400- Peter J. Carllno was pro- Commsson, but :s they declne, the FFA n care of the New breast stroke -- Erc Benander, yard relay n 4?33.6. meted from Plannng and Schedul- they wll be replaced by a buldng Co-ordnator to Plannng and up of Cule plplcns or house Jersey State Far, P. O. Box 669, 38.8; Grls breast stroke-.(. Dede Lazar, 1:2,5.2; Boys Trenton, N. J breast stroke -- Steve Krkpatrck, 1:14.5: Boys 8 - under Schedulng Supervsor, Buldng mosqutoes, llomc owners can Products, of Johns - Manvlle. help by treatng ran pools wth As an addtonal attracton, the Mr. Carltno s a graduate of #2 fuel ol ant by emptyng nl Far wll present an offclal backstroke -- Mke Wawczak, 19.4; Somervlle Hgh School andstart- : standng water around the home A.D.G.A. Dary Goat Slew sponsored by the Garden State Dary nader, 40.7; Grls back- 7::::: Grls 9-10 backstroke -- Gay Be= ed r wth Johns - Manvlle n snch.s n old tres, clogged Goat Assocaton. stroke - Brenda Clyde, 1:18.8; May, 193,5. He held several postons n Producton and Fnance barrels, and keepng wadng.and roof g~tters, tn cans,.and ran Boys backstroke -- Bll Goat show Judgng wll start at Kss, 1:09.4; Grls 9-10butter- untl 1947, at whch tme he was swmmng pools clean and well 11 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 14, n the transferred to the Buldng Pro-, chlornated. fly -- Sue Bocker, 41.0; Boys ll- Colseum. The entry fee s $2 ducts Dvson, Plannng and To elmnate mosqutoes restlng n the bnshos or grass, make 12 butterfly -- Gerald Krkpatrtck, per dary goat ff receved by Sept. 32.3; Grls butterfly--dede;!schedulng Department. 0. Post entres wll be ac- Lazar, 1:17.3; Boys But=; applcaton as needed wth Malathon, MethoxTclor, or Pyrethrum, cepled at a fee of $4 each. terfly -- Bll Kss. Resdng wth Mr. Carlno let 27 West Somerset Street, Rar- whch can be purchased at your Fttrther nformaton concernng TRPLE WNNEHS,tan, are hs wfe, Mary :end ther local garden supply center. Follow nstructon on the contaner the ~ogx goat t216je~ld show may C. be had by wrtl 1 V~ V~grhees, three chldren, Mary Am, Patrca, and Peter. for proper use of those materals. n addton to wnnng the boyst ~ - ~,.....,. _.~. u~,~u. D butterfly, freestyle and ~xen t~axuner, ~. d. 01~8Zt. backstroke, Bll Kss of Cedar The Fsr xtdll.ql~ mvta mnv,~r Hll swam the fnal leg of Cedar: bunnes, than a Playboy Club lhll A" 13 " 17 be Y s 200 " Yazd" durng ts ~oek, of festvtes medley relay... team. He was the [ when tl le Amerlcan?abbR 8: Cavy w nner... n the Gvng competton Breeders Assocaton presents ts nemneazlzu,.her annual rabbt show. Ca- _ y Benande~. " and D e d e -- ~azar[ :uways... a lutwmltneyoungsters,... oz Cedar t;eoar Hll Bll won won two fve events f "- each " "~ / as well as the young at heart z el..., ays n successmlly. defendng o me sx adults, the bunmes wdlbo]udged auuurulllg.~,.._, ~U CL~LS:~... ktlll,,_=_-..., UKUUH RHU., Dv ts t;entral Jersey ~wlnlnlng ant, ng - uomerence " SV, entres for the sho~ wll reman lmmng open untl mdnght, Sept, 3. crown. Robert C. Cole, son of Mrs. The relay results: Else Cole, 47,GSomersetSt.. Sore- S-under boys 100-yard free- erset, s p~tlcpatng n a U.S. style -- Cedar Hll "A" (Mke Ar ForceReserveOffcersTran- Wawczak, Mles Greenberg~ Rob- ng Corps feld tranng encampert Brown, Ned Murphy)/ 1:09; ment at Pease Ar Force Base, 9-12 grls 100-yard medley --- New Hampshre. Cedar lll (Janet Kleon, Gay Ben- He s a 1964 graduate of Frankander, Pat McLaughln, Dee Ann ln Hgh, and attends Newark Col- Benander), 1:04.5; 9-12 boys:lege of Engneerng, 100-yard medley -- Cedar Hll "A" (All Nemeth, A1 Macen,] DEAN S LST STUDENT.Charles Krkpatrck, Davd Bro- ~... h P 1 Y), 04 : 5, 13 ; 1-7G r z s 200-yard/ M~ss ~)nn -, R t~ocje} o~ -. -or. vo~oztn... ", ~ - medley -- Cedar Hll "A" (Bran-] 1Oth Avenue, Manvlle, has been,da Clyde, Terry Kss. Lora Dec- named to the Dean s Lst at Farker, Dede Laza legh Dcknson Unversty COLLEGE atrot Whg hoppe Wgs Sold.Serv::d Mosquto Problem s Now At Peak N THE KENDALL PARK SHOPPNG CENTER NOWUNDER NEW OWNERSHP Thursday, Frday, ll SEORETARALSO NeE 64 Somerset St. Rartan Aug. 21 Aug : Courses to be offered:.;~ ~.... ON THE HALL OENERAL BOLOGY t (M, W, Th) COLLEGE ALGEBRA (M& Th) ~ ~ ~ "THAT MAKE -"1~ ~--~,> THE SCHOOL SCENE ~ Spon$oredby!:: : NTRODUOTON TO DATA PROOESSNG (M& Th) NTRODUCTON TO PSYOHOLOGY (Th0nly) ~/.~..~..D ;/:! D~KOPMENT!? BUSNESS OF ORGANZATON READNG SKLLS AND MANAGEMENT (.&,h) (M& Th),YPN6,<., APPRECATNG w, MUSC n> (M& WftET$ s12s0 from =:= UNQUAGE AND LTERATURE (Men, only) SHORTHAND, (Me W, Th)..,, HSTORY OF THE ONEMA (M& Th) TYPN6 FOR PERSONAL USE (M Th) WGS from FRENCH (M& Th) NTRODUCTON TO SOOOLOEY (re only) / from FALLSs40. 6ERMAN ( Fd & Th) SPANSH (M& Th,) o0oo 0, / ~,o~o~wo~. WORLD CVLZATON (Th only) NTRODUCTON TO SPEECH (M& Th) " f / AFRO.AMEROAH HSTORY (M& Th) SWAHL (M& Th) Fcatuj, g The, L,t~t, w~,.~-mod A ~> ]~ r o;:0., All W;lsh And [ Wear Wgs!!! ~rcc! Cut & Stylng m m ml m ml ml m m m m n m mm m m m n m ~ Wth Pruchasc Drector, General Studee Students who are hgh school graduates may apply for a degree program ()f Any or enroll n ndvdual courses. e Somerset County College! Ha r pece! Box 450 m The fell term begns September 4, and ends December 23. Classes ere! Green Brook, N. J, m : hbd on tha days ndcated, at varous tlmem between 6:15 end 10:30 p.m.! Plesm ~nd more nformaton about the ovenlng program to:! f!!: Most coursea meet 2Th hours ~r week. NBmB :.;! Tuton costs are $13 per credt hour for Somerset County resdents B,,~aarese...! :and )25 per credt hour for other New Jersey resldentm.! m Phone... m For more nformaton call or complete the attached couponm end mll t to the ddra, shown. Pr~c::~:ntShs~pmgCe:ter A/so partcpatng: ~tss :~:fr~ traffc ~fety, August 21 and contnues for the next nne days. Ends Frday, August 29. Vstors welcomel New Jersey Safety Councl, nc. Amertcan Automoble Asmclaton Prnceton Townshp Polce Department,4,

11 THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, GMC COMPLETE READY FOR THE ROAD Largest Stock Of New Trucks n Somerset County COLONAL MOTORS NORTH BRANCH U.S. RT PLYMOUTH Fury 2, 4 Door Sedan, 8 Cyl. Automatc Transmsson, Power Steerng, Rado & Heater, Whte Wall Tres. $1,595 HNRCHS OLDSMOBLE Rt. 22 & No. Gaston Ave., Somervlle 68 BUCK Electra 225 Custom sport coupe, full power, AR CON- DTONED, vnyl top, and much more. Tremendous sayrags. 67 BUCK S2,895 Electra 225 Custom 2 Door Hardtop, Full Power, FLEMNGTON -- Mke Grbac sent the Flemng ton Fargrounds FACTORY AR lot Frankln Townshp wll repre- at the Langhorne Speedway on October 12 after he won the Langhorn, qualfer Saturday nght n CONDTONNG, Vnyl Top. Under 16,000 orgnal mles. an exctng 90-lap feature that l /~.~a~ saw the early leaders A1 Tasnady lne contnued to "sng" off the reel. t was sort of lke a 67 BUCK S2,795 Electra 225 Custom 4 Door Ths was Grbac s second wn n a countdown at Cape Canveral yards of lne left...75 Eagles Wn and Start row. Plosk crash the boards. yards yards zero. l-lardtop, Full power, FAC- Grbac, last week s bg wlnneg Wth a sckenng "snap", the lne broke off the reel...my marln TORY All( CONDTON- started hs bd for the front when was gone, along wth 400 yards of lne, a bat, and a rggng.my NG, Vnyl top. Extra Clean. Playoff he shot by Crag VlcCaughey, who] was then thrd, on the 16th lap. l ntal reacton must have been smlar to what the Baltmore 67 BUCK S 2,395 Colts felt lke after last year s Super Bowl game. Frank Slusak s ptchng, Jack Followng the fourth turnacc- was extremely tred and dejected. have relved that 50 Marold s httng and topfleldng dent between Tasnady and Plosk, ] Skylark, 2 Door Hardtop, 8 by the Frankln Eagles led them Grbac snatched the lead and out- mnute battle many tmes snce, and have come up wth any Cylnder. Atltomatc to a 2- vctory over Runyonslasted anotherestart when Wl- number of "f had only..." Transmsson, Power Steerng, Market n the fnal games of bur Force naled the guardral~ We caught several other nce-szed fsh that afternoon, but they FACTORY AR the Double Elmnaton Playoff of the Frankln Townshp wth Tom Eppollte and Olver But= on the 29th lap, He won easly! all seemed lke mnnows by comparson. CONDTONNG, 4 New Lttle League, Major Dvson ler seeond and thrd respectvely. : Phlosophsng about that whole tramatc experence have Tres. The Eagles, who had prevously n the thrd qualfyng heat for l snce come to say, "t s better to have hooked a marln and lost won the pennant race wth a FORD S 1,095 the 30-lap feature, Grbac was! t, than to never..." 3 record, now have won the second to Plosk.! NEXT WEEK: Back n Barnegat Bay. Squre Wagon, t) passenger, Play-offs wth a 3-1 record. V-8 engne, Autonaatc Transmsson, Power Steerng, Ra- blasted a solo home run n the Jack Marold, who had earler drven n one run wth a double, AT A. BESSET YE & S-ON 1"1111 do and heater. top of the 10th to put the Eagles n front. Frank Slusak, the wnnng FENNESSEY TAN SAVNGS BANK Ol Burners nstalled ~o Hamlton St. RAR New Brunswck ptcher, scattered 8 hts allowng only one unearned run Tel. Klmer BUCK OPEL throughout nne nnlnl~s on the YOU CAN COUNT YOUR CHCKENS mound. Crag Lndemann Fucllo & Warren 135 E. Man St., Somervlle ptched the 10th nnng permttng no runs, Funeral Home BEFORE THEY RE HATCHED nc. State Far to Feature Two Floral Dsplays TRENTON, N. J. -- A touch of rand the "second" wll comprse ex- cam merctal growers n or near hlbtts from Thursday through Sun- New Jersey, wth the "amateur" of flowers wll add to the decor nf day. Auto Racng Bg the 82nd New Jersey State Far, There also wll be 17 newbooths [ "open" classes classes Umted allowlngall toamateurs exhbavalable for the pcturesque ] tars. andthe nternatnnal State Far,,, Sept , as the frst of two grangexhbts, dlsplaye of farm For further nformaton conproducts, whch wll be Judged on cernng the granges and flower nto full bloom on the openngsun-the bass of qualty, dsplay, d- shows, wrte to Stanley Nutt, SuversRy, mnmum volume ofvare- perntendent, P. O. Box 2646, At Flemn ogton Fa!r Sea(art J ~.~,~ - oy Capt. Oeutseh day, The Sept. "frst" spectacular 14. flower floral exhbts show bursts wll tes and correctness of namng. Trenton, New Jersey or to Auto racng wll be one of the, h pe y be an exhbt of varous classes Partepaton n the floral the New Jersey State Falr, P. O. bg hghlghts of the Flemngton st the fargrounds. Every Satur- from Sunday through Wednesdayshows s open to any amateur or Box 689~ Trenton, N. J Far begnnng on Saturday afternoon, /tug. 30 wth the mghty feurs put on top drvng perform- THE BG ONE THAT GOT AWAY day nght these top notch chauf- mdgets of the ARDC. Saturday ances and wll be eagerly watng evenng the acton wll swtch to compete n the F1emngton Far to the modfed stock cars. sweepstakes. Tryng to enter the Sunday afternoon Aug. 31 wll wnner s crele wll be sueh notables as A Tasnady, Whp Mull- brng n the popular sprnt cars of the URC. Another bg attracton wll be the famous dote Chtver Butler, Crag gan, Stun Plosk, Joe Kelly, Ol- McCaughey. wood Thrll Show. They wll Franke Schneder, Bob Pekell, perform twce on Sunday. Hoop Schable, Tom Eppollte, Mke The fans wll have another Grbac and a host of others. chance to see the URC do battle On Sunday afternoon the URC agan on Monday afternoon when sprnt ears nvade the Flemngton speedway for a two day racng they return n the second of ther two day race cards. Then n the seres, whch concludes wth the evenng the dole Chtwood Thrll Monday afternoon speedest. URC Show wll close out the weekend of racng actvtes wth ther tngent of the best n the bg car The bat was trollng ncely behnd the boat when the wll once agan feld a large con- reels. fnal performance. crcut. Earl Halaqust, the defendng champon and one of the resoundng "snap" of the clothespn holdng the outrgger lne The Flemng ton Far wll open ts gates on August 26 and run hot runners at F1emngton, wll startled me out of sort of a daydream, The drag on the reel was through Labor Day. be ready to do battle along wth set about as heavy as t could be ( could just barely pull lne off The popularty of the opencockpt cars has seen capactyjohnson, Bob Shaw, Jtggs Peters, lne off the reel at an extremely fast clp. The lne was wrrng" other stars lke Blly Hughes, Lou the reel wth all my mght). Whatever had ht the bat was pullng crowds pack the Flemlngton Far-Eddgrounds every year to see the Fowler, Walt Bottler, DlckMealy off the reel so fast couldn t even set the hook. Galllons, Tom Prce, Jm four - wheel dare-devls sldedck Tobas, Bryant ngalls, Sklp The fsh took off about 200 of the 400 yards of lne on the around the trcky fve-eghth mletetz, Jm Ruth, Joe Contt and reel before t even let up. Then t turned around and started track. Ths year.wll be no more. runnng towards the boat. had just reeled n about 75 yards excel~on. Sunday evenng dole Chtwood Frst on tle bg weekend of when my marln made ts frst appearance above the water...t Thrll Sho wll unvel ther darng stunts and har-rasng speed events wll be tle mghty jumped clearly out of the water, and knew what was fghtng. mtes of the ARDC, on Saturday "afternoon. All the bg names n crashes. One of tle hgh-spots We all three later estmated the sze of the blue marln at of the show wll be dote Chttwood around 300 pounds, and there was wth 40-pound test lne...one the sport of mdget competton Jr. drvng around the track bal- on two wheels only! The good tug and the lne would snap lke thread. are expected to be on hand. Theyanced wll nclude Johnny Coy, Jerry From that pont on t was a battle of nerves. knew couldn t fans wll have a chance to seethts Wa11, ten Duncan,Jm Krk, Dutchshow twce, f ther nerves can Schaefer, Tom McAndrews, Jerry take t. Karl, Bobby Albert, Russ Klar, Lelgh Earnshaw, Jack Kng, Erne Monday afternoon wll feature McCoy, Larry Rce, Johnny Mann, tle URC sprnt cars and n the Sonny Saunders, Jerry Stayer and evenng the dote Chtwood Thrll many more. Show wll close out the week long That evenng the track wll thenfar and the bg weekend of auto be taken over by the modfedracng. Grbac Wns Langhorne Qualfed On Saturday Lke most fshermen, 1 now have a tale of the bg one that got away. Whle on vacaton n Florda, went fshng as often as could. Last week l. wrote about the bg barracuda that caught and am havng stuffed. On the same outng,! hooked that bg one that every fsherman dreams about...a marln. My brother and and a frend were fshng off Jupter Beach, and were puttng a pretty good dent n the bonta and barracuda populaton, and even got a few kngfsh strkes. Snce we were fshng for f mny creatures of the pound class, we were usng 40-pound test lne on heavy duty salt water put any stran on the lne, yet couldn t let hm run away wth all 400 yards of lne, so there was...caught on the horns of a d/ema. For about the frst twenty mnutes the marln cooperated qute well, frst runnng away from and then towards the boat. But the nevtable was bound to occur as he decded to head out to sea. Our next acton may not have been n the good sportsman tradton but we started backng across the ocean to prevent hm from takng all the lne off the reel. Our dea worked pretty well for about twenty mnutes, but t soon became evdent that we were fghtng a losng battle...for every foot we ganed we lost three feet of lne. Durng ths fourty mnutes of maneuverng the marln several beautful jumps, and we got a good look at hm. By ths tme, however, felt lke had just completed the decathelon...my arms were gettng more and more heavy, my back ached from pullng aganst ths 300 pound monster, and felt lke had gone three days wthout water. My dreams of catchng the marln were fast dsappearng as the Adam ~ucllo Mgr S. Man St., Manvlle clean.cut, tough and all-boy LOWEST OOTS S 39 HOURS: 9--6 THURS. open tl 9 p.m.. PRCES PAGE ELEVEN BOLD N BEAUTFUL szes 12 4 s11" AT SOMERVLLE DODGE FABULOUS BUYS 69 DODGES MeNACeS POLARAS CHARGERS CORONETS DARTS MMEDATE DELVERY DON T BUTw; T! 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Trans., Power Steerng & Brakes, Rado & Heater, New Tres, Power W.ndows... $ Country Sedan, 6 passenger Staton Wagon, 6 cyl., Auto. Trans., Rado, heater and defroster, Whte wall tres... $ Lncoln Contnental Con-" vertble, Fully Power, el, Leather Trm, FACTORY AR CONDTONNG. $3395 HAVENS FORD BETWEEN PLANFELD AND SOMERVLLE ON ROUTE 2t" 415W, UNON AVE BOUND BROOK EL Open the door to a brght future wth an nterest. bearng Savngs Account here, and watch your money earn rflore meet future fnancal nterest on Savngs Accounts for you. Save ahead and count on cash to needs. COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY RARTAN SAVNGSBANK 9 W. SOMERSET STREET RARTAN, N-J. Deposts Now nsured Up To $15,000 By F.D..C. : 573 Thompson Ave. How does Fatdqtfor thepr,ce Check them: front wheel dsc brakes, dash.rrlounted tachometer, fully synchromeshed four-on-the-floor stck shft, sportng road-huggng suspenson, adjustable lockng bucket seats, cushoned back bench, vnyl upholstery throughout p/us full carpetng, undercoatng and all safety features.that s the Fat value package. And t comes wrapped n head-turnng style: Just look at that new rear-chop. f t seems lke a lot of car for the money.., t s! at 850 Fastback $1,953 P.O.E. Autosport, nc. Fat Sales Parts. Servce Bound Brook, NJ

12 C SSF :,,t PAGE TWELVE South Somerset News, The Frankln News-Record Manvlle News P.O. BOX 146, SOME RV LLE, N.J CLASSFED ADVERTSNG FORM,,,,,,,,..,,,...,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,.,,..,,.,...,,,.,...,,,.,...0,,,.,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,., g,. o.,,.,,,,.,,,.,0.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,.,..,,,,,.,.,.,.,,...,.,,,...,,,,,,...,,,...,,,,..,,,,,,..,..,,.,.,.,,,...,,.,,,, 0,,..,,,,,,,,,.,~,,,,,,.,,.,,,,., "" "" "" " " "" """"" " " " " " """ """ """ " """" " " "" " "" " " "" " " "" "" "" "" 4 LNES - 1 NSERTON... (3 nsertons- no changes)... (When Pad n Advance) Uolllad add.25 $1.50 $3.00,.,,...,,,,...,.,,,,,,...,..,...,,.,,..,.,...,...,...,.,,..,,..,..,,,,.,,.,,.,,..,...,,-..,.,.,...,,...,.,. CLASSFCATON... NAME... ADDRESS TMES... PAD... CHARGE... 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 P.M. 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 letters at $1 80 per nch (mnmum sze - 2 nches.) Box numbers are 50c extra. TERMS: 25 cents bllng charge f ad s not pad for wthrr days after expraton of ad. The newspaper s not responsble for errors net corrected. --Help Wanted-- AVON NEED MONEY!... Earn t as thousands do. Represent AVON COSMETCS. Wrte..P.O. Box 634, South Bound Brook or call AM LOOKNG for a partcular type wontan who s nterested n earnng $150 and up, part tme. For ntervew call EXPERF.NCED CU q ER on lades and cllldrens sportwear. Steady work, excellent workng condtons and henefts. Local 169. Franbe ndustres 205 Brooks Blvd. Manvlle SCOOL BUS )RVERS-$2.50 per hour-full or part tme. lllsborough Board of Educaton. C. dl or apply at Offce of Busness Admnstraton, lllsborough School, RE. 206, Belle Mead. ~Xlq:R NCE) OPERATORS - on sngle needle and overlock. Steady work, excellent workng condtons and henefts. Local 169. FRAN B:. N DUSTRES 205 Brooks [vd. Manvlle Help Wanted m SCHOOL CUSTODANS 4-12 Shft MONTGOMERY TOWNSHP SCtOOLS Call: ELP: am n a fast growng busness and need help. f you have leadershp ablty and would lke to earn extra money, phone me at evenngs. ARTST MODEL - male and female for professonal art ~hool, Somervlle EXPER-NCED MACHNST.area. Full day and evenng sessons. Top Pay - Overtme for appontment. Share Profts- Best Benefts BRDGEWATER ENGNEERNG CO. CAFETERA ELP WORK N PRVATE COMPANY SOMERVLLE, N.J. A permanent poston s now opened from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Start at $1.80 per hour. Frec meals and other benefts. Fve days, no weekends. For ntervew call , Ext. 271, ask for Mr. Bovo. Foundry t ELP WA NTE)-LA BOR EllS.!Day ant afternoon shfts. Molders and grnders. General Foundry, Flagtown, N.J FLORST SHOP N MANVLLE FOR SALE. CALL FOR NFORMATON. MANVLLE MODERN 2 FAMLY - 4 rooms and bath each apartment. Full basement, 2 heatng, electrc and gas systems. Reduced to... $24,900 MODERN 5 room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, full basement. 50 x 100 lot... $23,500. MANVLLE-- WESTON - Modern 3 year old 6 room Colonal Cape Cod. Attached garage, basement, alumnum sdng and storms. Front porch, 1½ baths, wall to wall carpetng. Chan lnked fenced lot Large 80 x 112 corner lot wth all mprovements. Excellent condton. Many Extras!... $28,900 MANVLLE -. New Homes to be bult...call for detals. MANVLLE - South ~de - 4 famly home. 4 rooms and bath n each apartment. Full basement, open porch, separate utltes. Askng... $22,900. BRDGEWATER TOWNSHP- 5½ room CAPE COD--2 car garage, full basement, many many extras. 1 acre lot... $24,900. JOSEPH BELANSK Real Estate Broker 212 S. Man St., Manvlle RA Open Thursday & Frday Evenngs tl 8 Evenngs Call or Help Wanted EXPERENCED POERATORS-Manvlle Coffures 254 South Man Street, Manvlle NCE PERSON to clean house for 2 ROOM APARTMENT for rent. workng adults. 8 hours - $14.00 for Teacher preferred. 221 North 3rd every other week. Call Avenue, Manvlle. CLERK-TYPST 40 hours a week. Call He EXPERENCED BEAUTCAN for tme work n Manvlle. Call EARN $50 FOR 9 HoursWork- $100 for 8 ltours. No nvestment. No canvassng. No collectng. Call for appontment. NSURANCE OFFCE Grl Frday - wanted for nsurance and real estate offce. nsurance agency, or company experence; or, admnstratve experence preferred. Fetterly-Haelg Company, 410 Vosseller Avenue, ART NSTRUCTOR for commerctal art school, Somervlle area. Openng n perspectve letterng and anatomy. MARRED LADLES - Earn for appontment. For Rent--Apts. 4 ROOM APARTMENT for rent.call] RA ROOM APARTMENT - 1st lloor - Prvate entrance. Gas Stove and refrgerator. $ Heat ncluded.. Call , Brooks Blvd, n Manvlle. For Rent--Rooms HOUSEWORKER - 4 days a week. Must have own tran~ortaton. MODERN, CENTRALLY AR Brdgewater area. $2.00 per holm CONDTONED, Mahogany paneled Phone after 4. offce space to be avalable n the near extra ncome and wardrobe, show Beelne Fashons evenngs. No delvery or collectng DENTAL ASSSTANT. -Belle "Mead area. Modem, attractve offce wth Measant atmosphere. Experence desrable but not necessary. Maturty and a desre to work and be of servce to people s most mportant. Wrte Box 1297, c/o The Prnceton Packet, gvng )crtnent nformaton. Autos For Sale 1963 PLYMOUTtl VALANT-convertble, automatc 6. Phone SEWNG MACHNE SNGER ZG-ZAG Slghtly used, monograms, blnd hems, sews on buttons, makes buttonholes, overcasts and applques. No attachments needed. FULL PRCE $33 10 Or Terms Arranged CALL Wanted To Rent WANTED TO RENT Professonal couple needs, clean, quet small cabn, cottage or apartment n rural area for November between Prnceton and New Brunswck area. EARN $50 UP weekly evenngs. No] experence. Car necessary. Beelne Address replys to Dept. A.P.O. Box Fashons for appontment. 146, Somervlle, N.J fttttre. Street and Rustc Mall n Manvlle. nqure: Bus. Lost & Found COLLE-RSH WOLFlOUSND.,. dark brown and whte. Weght about 50 bs. Lost n the vncty of Clark Avenue, Somervlle. Answers to the nam of SAMPY. Call Stuatons Wanted WLL BABY ST n my home "all day. 101 Dr~oll Street, Manvlle. Call RA WLL BABYST N my own home. Any hours durng the day or nght. Mrs. C. Saffy, 803 Washngton Ave., 2 FURNSHED ROOMS - for Manvlle ELP WANTED SALESMEN gentlemen. All utltes Knopf SALESMEN: f you are satsfed wth Street, Manvlle your ncome ths year, then you arc capable of makng more money ttan you make, want to be your own boss, and can look at $12,000 to $15,000 wtltout gettng week n the knees then 3 ROOMS FOR RENT - Ol and steam VLLAGE NU.RSERY - Chldren 2 to heat. Stove downstars call for an appontment. No experence 5; organzed play and hot lunches necessary, we wll tran. TlE BERG Teddy Janec, 245 South 16th AGENCY, call Mr. George, Manvlle. Pets and Anmals Specal Servces AUTOMATC TRANSMSSONS REPARED-Relable. Low Prces. Call CATERNG S: RVCE--Gou nnet cookng. Extremely large menu to choose from. Watress and bartender servces suppled for large or small )attcs. Call QUCK SERVCE on your lawn mower. Sears, Craftsman, Jamobson mowers repared. Call now 8 a.m. to 8 p.m M & D Lawn MowerUNK CARS AND TRUCKS wanted. Servce, 516 Hamlton St., Somerset. Mounted tres for sale all szes. 24 hour towng. Call anytme SOPKO MOVNG AND STORAGE Local & Long Dstance Movng Agents for WHEATEN VAN LNES PANO NSTRUCTON Sdng home. Call mmedate nstallaton roy TRANS WANTED by hobbest, PRETTY BLOND medum-szed Qualty Work any age, any condton. Tran 4-year-old pet dog, goldenretrever-cocker spanel -Free Estmates, Reasonable Rates :atalogues wanted also. Call combnaton, needs good home -Fnancng Aval able wth mature famly. She s ALL WORK GUARANTEED traned, spayed, has all shays ~2b-(L0_~. and goes free to a lovng home Or PZZA CONCESSON for rcnt-wrne for nformaton at P. O. Box 146, GEORGE C/~RPET SERVCE.- Somervlle, New Jersey. Professonal cleanng, reparng and deally stuated between Man nstallaton. Call or 5ABLE BURMESE kttens. Males and females, noculated, pan traned, adorahle personaltes, good background FULLER BRUSH. Opportuntes SPARE TME NCOME Refllng and collectng money from NEW TYPE hgh-qualty con-operatng dspensers n your area. No sellng. To qualfy you must have car, references, $600 to $2,900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly ncolne. More lull tme. For personal ntervew wrte UNTED DSTRBUTNG CO., 6 N. BALP AVE., DEPT. A., PTTSBURGJ, PA nclude phone number. PANTNG DECORATNG ~,)-P,S OR RDE TO WEST COAST Wagtngton State or Calforna, also ntermedate stups. Leavng after- Labor Day, rapd or lesurely crossng days, evenngs. Specalzng n resdental homes, nteror, exteror, paperng, carpantry. Fully nsured Free estmates.. Call Farkas MANVLLE 1015 KNOPF STREET - 2 story frame home n A-1 condton. Frst floor has lbrary room 7½ x 14½, ½ bath, lvng room 14½ x 20, dnng room 12 x 11½ Modern equpped ktchen 11½ x 14½ Nce open starway to second floor. Bedroom 14½ x 20 and bedroom 16½ x 12½ Walk n closets, large tled bathroom Full basement and central ar-condtonng Gas, hot water, base board heat. n rear 1 car garage, also has heated hobby shop area Lot s 94 x 100 nl:ely landscaped. A good buy at... $30,900 GOOD BUSNESS OPPORTUNTY n establshed flower shop. Very proftable ncludes flower shop, green house, stock and fxtures. (No Buldngs) Manvlle locaton for 22 years Low rent, 6500 terms, MANVLLE CENTER 6 room CAPE COD wth attached 1 car garage 4 years old on 75 x 100 lot; See tt... $25,900, CHARNESK & BONGORNO Realtors and nsurance L 42 Man St. Manvlle, N.J. PART GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPES... Sx weeks old. Askng " $5.00. Call before 10:00 a.m. or after 6-00 p.m Personals t, -- " STADELE S PANOS.AND ORGANS Thomas Organs R oclgers Organ s Brand new Thomas Spnet or-q gan. 75 watt all rranslstpr, Colbr Gg musc, four fanlles~f voces, 2.manu,~l, 13 peda s, walnut fnsh, 5 year warranty, bench, delvery. ONLY $ Unon Ave Route 28 Mddlesex E L EL BERG $22,900 New England-Cape Cod East Brunswck AGENCY Packng & Cratng 35 N. 17th Avenue Manvlle PHONE EXPERT BCYCLE REPAR - on ALL b~es. Fast servce John Gromack 1010 Roosevelt Avenue Manvlle B.E.K. CONSTRUCTON Manvll-, N. J. CUSTOM BULT HOMES Dormers - Garages - Addtons Ktchens-- Roofng- Alumnum FREE HOME SERVCE CUSTOM MADE SLPCOVERS & DRAPERES Measured, made, nstalled by experts! Free Shop-At-lmne Servce Call A Grant decorator wll call at your home wth fabrc samples. No oblgaton. GRANTS Brunswck Sltoppng Center RE. 1 & Mlltown Road North Brunswck, N.J. ERNEST L. VARGA PLUMBNG & HEATNG Bonded Plumber - All Work Guaranteed Trenchng - Septc Systems Backhoe- Front End Loader Work State Lcense Cedar Street South Bound Brook, N.J EXCLUSVES EAST BRUNSWCK OFFCE $25,700 Large Splt Level East Brunswck Ths home n an excellent area Call Now!ll Be the frst to see ths features 4 over sze bedrooms, beautful 3 bedroom home, Lvng lvng room, dnng room, eat n room, dnng room, eat n ktchen, tle bath, full basement, ktchen, rec room, c/p garage, attached garage, close to schools, w/w carpetng, stove, large lot shoppng and transportaton. completely fenced n, close to all Excellent Locaton. facltes, LBERAL TERMS AVALABLE LBERAL TERMS AVALABLE $27,900 $37,900 4 Bedroom Colonal Exclusve Executve Colonal Excellent Locaton Somervlle The rght sze for the growng ths excellent home features 4 famly. Ths lome features large over sze bedrooms, 2 baths, over bedrooms, lvng room, formal sze lvng room, ormal dnng dnng room eat n ktchen, 2 tle room w/sldng doors, eat n baths, rec room, full basement, ktchen, beautful sun deck, attached garage, w/w carpetng, famly room, full basement, and more. All ths sttng on a ttached garage, w/w carpetng, completely fenced n beautfully ar condtonng, ntercom, all landscaped lot. applances, close to schools and VA/FHA FNANCNG transportaton, and much more. AVALABLE LBERAL TERMS AVALABLE RT. 18 and EGGERS ST. EAST BRUNSWCK N.J. slargest Resdental REALTORS "Personalzed Servce" Dally 9-9;Sat, and Sun Ads apply to qualfed buyers Specal Servces Bargan Mart FRGDARE WASEP,, lamlton gas dryer - $35 each or both $50. Sofa and matchng char, good condton.best Offer. Call before 12 on Thursday or Frday b" 0 CESSPOOLS AND SEPTC TANKS CLEANED 7 Trucks - No Watng RUSSELL RED CO. 20 Years Experence V EL PRODUCTS CALL EL ARTHUR B. FSHER,SR. WASHNGTON VALLEY RD MARTNSVLLE. N. J. CONTROL s Our Busness RESDENTAL SCHOOLS NDUSTRAL COMMERCAL CALL MART -- Termte Control 1301 DOMNC STREET MANVLLE, NEW JERSEY See Your Yellow Pegel tlnsurld) N.J. State Rtglster,d THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 nstructon DRAKE BUSNESS COLLEGE 17 Lvngston Ave. New Brunswck, N. J. Complete Secretaraland Accountng Cottrses Day and Nght Courses Telephone: CHatter EST New Brunswck Secretaral, Accountng, and Busness Machnes School S.O.ALLEN, B_,C.S,.L.L.B, B.S.,teA. vrmezpaj Secretaral -Swtchboard & Receptonst, Junor Accountng Computer Programmng We Have The Fabulous BM ~360 Computer On Premses 1201).S4$ A.,BAN~ ST., NEW BRUNSWCK SP-CTRUM NSTTUTE for Advertsng Arts, nc., 401 Rt. 206 South, Somervlle, N.J , OPEN FOP, REGSTRATON 9:30 a.m p.m., Men. - Fr. Day :rod evenng classes. Please call for free booklet. N MY "You re the frst bte ve had on my Want Ad so far today! 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 SSSER BROS. NC. (Snce 1913) FREPROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE PACKNG - CRATNG - SHPPNG LOCAL AND LONG DSTANGE MOVNG REGULAR TRPS TO FLORDA (We own and operate our own vans) AGENTS OF UNTED VAN LNES, NC. OUR 54th YEAR SOMERVLLE PLANFELD NEW BRUNSWCK O O0 MANVLLE--Older Colonal home n excellent condton. 7 rooms, 1 car detached garage. Alumnum sdng 100 amp electrcal servce, copper plumbng. All ths on 60 x 100 lot. Convenently located n nce resdental area, Askng... x... $25,000 HLLSBOROUGH TOWNSHP Custom bult naw home on a country acre. Featurng 3 bedrooms, lvng room, formal dnng room, 1½ baths, laundry room, ktchen and famly room. Not to menton a 2 car attached garage wth more than ample storage space. At $32,000 we know of nothng comparable n comfort, appearance and locaton. DEWAL REALTY, REALTORS SOMERSET COUNTY MULTPLE LSTNG

13 THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 Publc Notces AN OBDNANCE TO AMEND AN ORD- NANCE ~OWN AS TlE "CODE OF TlE TOWNSP OF FRANKLN, SOMERSET CatTY, NEW JE ~EY" AND MORE PAR- TCULARLY SECTON - S (GENERAL PENALTY) AND PROVDNG FOR N- CREASED penaltes. BE T OR~ANEB by the Townshp Counell of the TownshP of Frankln, Somerset County, New Jersey, thst )e Ordnance known ts the SECTON 1 Delete from Secton 1-0 above cted the phrase "shall be poulshod by s fne not exceedng two or acqured by the Towusblp of Frankln, n hundred dollars" and substtute therefor Ulo the Counfy of Somerset, Now Jersey. /: or the followng: "shall be ptmshed by a fne not exceedng fve hundred dollars". sad mprovement or porpose staled n sad Secton 3, there s hereby approprated [he[ sam of $62,000 sad sum beng nclusve of all] SECTON appropratons heretofore made therefor and Each clause, secton or subelvslon at thl~ ordnance shall he deemed a separate prowl. slon to the ntent that f any such clause, secton or subdvson should be declared lnvsl d~ ns remander of the ordnance shall not be affected. SECTON B All ordnances or parts of ordnances nconsstent wth ths ordnance are hereby repealed as to the extent of such nconsstency. SECTON % Ths ordnance shall take offect mmedately upon adopton and publcaton accordng to taw. The foregong ordnance was ntxo(luced at regular mootng of the Townshp Councl of the Townshp of Frankln hold on the loth dsy of July, 1969, and was then read for thoftrst tme. ThJ~ ordnance wll be furlher consdered for fnat passage by the sad Townshp Councl st Sampson G. Smth School, Amwell Bead, Mddlebash. Now Jersey, on Aug~tst 14, 1969, at such tme and place or at any tme and place to whch such mootng may be adjourned. All persons nterested wll be gven an opportunty to be heard concernng such ordnance. FNn T Fee.: $ 8.82 MERCER D. SMT Townshp Clerk -o- NOTCE OF PROPOSED BaH Merger Notce s hereby gven that the Frankln State Bank Somerset New Jersey has madp applcaton lo the Federal Dcposf nsurance $82,000 tle excess thereof over the sad est- (c) The estmated cost of sad purpose Corporaton, WLqhlngnn, D. C., 20429, for ts wrtten consent to merge wth Bm Frst Natonal Bank of Seo~cb Plans Scotch Plans Net, Jersey. Ths notce s publshed pursuant lo Secton 18(c) of the Federal Depost lasurunee Act. AUg. 7, 1969 Frankln State Bank 610 Frankln Brd. Somerset, N. J, BOND ORDNANCE PROVDNG FOR TlE M PltOVEMENT OF A PORTON OF CLYDE ROAD BY TlE TOWNSP OF FnANKLNp N TlE COUNTY OF SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY, A PPBOPBL%TNG $6~j000 TEBEFO~ AND AUTHORZNG Tle S- SUANCE OF $76,000 BoNDs on NOTES OF TE TOWNSPFOR F~ANCNGSUCB A PPROPRb% TON. DE T ORDANED BY TlE TowNSlPCOUN- "Code of the Townshp of Frankln, Somerset CL OF TeE TOWNSHP OF FANKLN, nq County New Jersey", Secton 1-6 (General Pencry) s hereby amended es fez ows: (not less than two-thrds of all members THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET, NEW JEBSEY thereof affrmatvely concurrng), AS FOLLOWS: Secton 1, The n:provemont descrbed n Secton 3 of ths bond ordnance s hereby authorzed as a general luprovemeot to be nade ncludng the sum Of ~4,900 as the down P~Y meat for sad mprovement or Purpose requred by law and now avalable therefore! by vlrteo of provson n a prevously adopted budget or budgets of tm Townsltlp for down pay{eel or for captal mprovement purposes. Secton 2. For the fnancng of sad mprovement or pnrpose and to meet the part of sahl $8~,000 appropraton not provded for by applcaton hereunder of sad dpwn payment, negotable bonds of the Townshp are hereby authorzed tobe ssued n the prncpal amount of $78,000 pursuant to the Local Bond Law of New Jersey. n antcpaton of the ssuance of sad bonds and to temporarly fnance sad mprovement or purposol negotable notes of the Townshp n a prncpal amount not exceedng $78,000 are hereby authorzed to be ssued pursuanto and v.qth- n tm lmtatons prescrbed by sad Law. Secton 3. (a) The mprovementherebyauthorlzed and purpose for the fnancng of whch sad oblgatons are lo be ssued s the mprovement of Clyde Road from ts{ttan Street southwesterly for a dstance of approxmately 3290 feet o the bend at the Juncton of/.~nnetts Lane, by the constructon theren of a new roadway pavement consllstlng of a 5-nch stone base course, a 3-nch stablzed ntermedate course nod a l/2-lnch btumnous concrete surface course sad pavement havng a useful lfe and durablty at least equal to a Class B roadway as defned n Secton 40A:2-22 of sad Local Bond Law, ncludng ull work and materals necessary therefor and ncdental thereto, all as sbowu on and n accordance wth the plans and specfcatons therefor on fle n the offce ot the Townshp Clerk and hereby approved. (b)"ro estmated maxmum amount of bonds or notes to be ssued for sad purpose s $78,000. n ated laaxlulum amount of bends or notes to be ssued therefor beng the amount of the sad $,1,000 down payment for sad perpose. Secton 4. Tle followng addtonal :nattots are hereby determned, declared, rected and stated" (a) The sad purpose descrbed n Secton 3 of ths bond ordnance s nck a curreut expanse and s a property or mprovement whch the Townshp may lawfully acqure or make as a ~neral mprovement, and no Part of the cost thereof has been or shall be specally Frst Natonal Bank of Scotch Plans assessed on Property specally benefted thereby. EDWARD H. VOGEL 336 Park Avenue (b) The perod of usefulness of sad purpose wthn the lmtatons of sad Local Bond!,gel Realty Scotch Plans. N.J. FNR T Fee.: $ Law, accordng to the reasonable lfe thereof computed from the date of sad bonds authorzed by ths bond ordnance, s 10 years. (c) The supplemental debt statement requred,lons NMLS by sahl law has been duly made and fled n the offce of the Townshp Clerk and a complete executed duplcate thereof res beeu fled The Edward H. Vogel Realty, NOTCE TO 13DDEBS n the offce of the Drector of the Dvson wth offces n Somerset and "NOTCE ~S EtEBY GWEN, that sealed bds of Local Fnance n the Depart{eel of Commm ty Affars of the State of New Jersey, Mddlesex Countes, has been wll be receved by the Mayor and Townshp of Frankln for the mprovement of Man Street and such stat0ment sll0ws that the gross debt selected for membershp n the n tm Townshp of. ranldln n tw County of [ of the Townshp as deftned n sad Law s Somerset wth the followng estmated qeantltles: Natonal ~ Mult-Lst Servce, a ncreased by the authorzaton uf the bonds. Excavallon (unclssslfed); 1,250 cu. yds~. end notes Provded for n lds bond Ordnance by $,78,000 and the sad oblgatons au- estate marketng organzaton. natonwde professonal real Macadam Bane Course Sell Agg reg~te Type,5 Class A; 5,670 sq. yds. 3. Btumnous Stab. thorzed by ths bond ordnance wll be wthn all debt Hmltalons prescrbed by sad tllzed Base ( oerse, 2 1 2" tdck Stone Mx; The NMLS offers ts members servce such as naton- 5,670 sq. yds... Btumnous Concrete Surface Law. Course, Type FABC- 1 2" thck, Mx 5;! (d) An aggregate an:aunt not exceedng $17,- wde real estate lstngs, an 5,670 sq. yds..5. lloset Manholes Frames 000 tel nterest on sad oblgaton, costs of and Covers; 6 each. 6. Prme Coat, MC-30; SSulug sad obllgatonsr engneerng costs andl ndustry relocaton program, 1,560 gallons; and opened and rend n publc other tems of expense lsted n and permtat the Sampson G. SmRh School, Amwel[ l{o~d ted under secton 40A:2-20 of sad Lay.. may and management and sales Mlddlebush, Now Jersey, onsoptembor, 1069, tranng semnars. be, n{laded as part of the cost of sad raat 8:00 P.m. prevalng tme. prove{eat and S ncnded jn the foregong estt u{ate there01. Drawngs, specfcatons and formsofbds,con- The Bonds wnl be dated october t, 1960, and Secton 5. The lull fath and credt Of the tracts and bond for the proposed work, prowll boar nterest at the rate per asnum spe. Townsldp are hereby pledged to the punctual pared by Wllam B. Mauzy, Englnoar and ap. rfled by the successful bdder therefor n accordance torewlth, payable on the frst days payntent of the prncpal of and nterest on proved by the Commssoner of Transportaflon the sad obll~tlons authorzed by ths bond have heen fled n the el[ce of tt:esad eng~eer of Apr/l and October n each year untl maturty. ordnance. ~td oblgatons shall be drect, at R.alro~d Avenue, Mddlebush, No,. Jersey unlmted oblgatons of thu ToWnshP, and he and of sahl Commssoner of Transportaton All the Bonds wll be of the denomnaton of Townshp shall be oblgated to levy ad val- $5,000, except that the Bonds sad of any ssue Trenton, N. J. and the dvson of Local Go..,- orum taxes upon all the taxable property wth- whch mature n any one year n excess of the ernment Ad Dstrct Offce located ut 1 Man n the Tm~11shp for the payment of sad ob- largest prncpal amount thereof oquanng a Street, Chester, N. J. and may be nspected llgallons ned nterest thereon wthout Belts- multple of $5,000 wu be of the denomnstlon by prospectve bdders durng busness hem s Bdders wll be furnshed wth a cop) of the tton of rate or amouut, of $1,000. The Bonds wll be ssued n bearer Secton G. Ths bond ordnance shall take~ form wth s sngle coupon attacbed for each speol/jcatjons and blue prnts of thodrawlngsby the engneer on proper notce and pay{eels of effect 20 days after (he frst publcaton thereof~ nstallment of nterest thereon, wll be regs- proper cost of preparaton. Bds must be on after fnal adopton, as provded by sstd Laeal / retable as to prnctpal only or as to hoth Bom Law. standard proposal forms n the manner desgner- prncpal and nterosl reconvortble at tm expease of the holder nto coupon hands, and wll NOTCE OF PEh D~G ORDL-NANCE ed theren and requred by tho specfcatons, must be enclosed n a sealed envelope bearng be payable n lawful money of the Unted S~tesl the name and address of the bdder and name of el Amerca at the Manvlle Natonal Bank, n, The ordnance publshed herewth was nrot :e road outs do, a(drosse~ to the Munclpal the Borough of Manvlle, Nee" Jersey. duced and passed upon Brst readng at a muof Counol of the TowrLshlp of Frankln andnmstbe Each proposal must specfy n a multple ot /rg uf the Townsldp Councl of the Townshp accompaned by a Non-Colhmlun affdavt and a 8 or l 2O or lq. a s/ng[o rate ot mterost of Frankln, le the County of Somerset, Now certfed chock for not loss than ten (10) per whch the Bonds are to bear, and no proposal Jrsey, hehl un July 24, t w/ll L~ fur=cent of the amount b/d provded sa/d check w/ll be consdered whch specfes s ratohlgber thor consdered for fnal Passage after publc need not be more than $20, nor slmll ttan the lowest rate stated n any legally ac- hearng thereonj at a mootng of sad To~1~- coptable prolmsal. Each proposal must statethe not be less than $ and be delvered at the shp Councl to be hehl n the Sampson G. place on or before the her named above. amount bd for the Bonds, whjchsbalhonot less The standard proposal form and the Non-Cello- Sudth School, Anwce Bead, Mddlebush, N. J. than $1,652,000 or more than $1,000 n excess tn sad Townshp on September 11, 1969 at 8 of sad amount. slon Affdavt are attached to thesupplementary o clock P..M., and durng the week Pror to specfcatons, copes of v.hch wll be furnsllod As mtwoen legally acceptahe proposals and np to aml ncludng the date of sue] = n:eeton applcaton to engneer. A depost of St0.00 specfyng the same rate of nterest, the ng, copes of sald ordnance wll be made Bonds wll be sold to the bdder complyng wlth wll le requred for Plans and Specfcatons, avalable at the Clerk s Offce n sad Townwhch v..ll be roftmded ff Plans and Specfcsthe terms of sale and offerng to accept shp of Frankln, Admnstratve Offces Mdlons are returned wl0dn 30 (tmrty days) ~tor for the amoant bd the least amount of Bonds, dlebush, New Jersey to the members of the h/d s swarded, tm Bonds so accepted to be n m~y multple general pubbc who shall request the same of $1,000 and to be those frst maturng, and f By order ot the.muncpal Councl of Frankln two or more hddurs offer to accept the same Townshp..Wet{or D. Sm~ least amount, then to tho bdder offerng to pay Towusldp Clerk therefor the hghest prce, and f two or more FNf B T such bdders offer to pay the same hghest prce, FNR Fee,: $ then to one of sad bhlders selected by the undorsgeed by lot from among all sahl bdders. FF..: $ The purchaser must also pay an amoust equal to the nterest on the Bonds accurod to the {late PUBLC NOTCE SEALED PROPOSALS TA~ NOTCE that shall apply to lhe Zon- Notce s heroby gven that scale{ notce wnl be rejected. thg Board of Adjustments of (he Borough of proposals wll be receved by the Mayor Each bdder s requred to depost a certffe~ Manvlle, N. J.. for specal exempton from the and Councl of the Borougtt of Manvlle, Sumterms of an ordnance enttled, "Zonng Ordn- ergot County New Jersey, n the Borough Coun- order of The Board of Educst oo of the Bor- or casher s or treasurer s check peyeblototho~ ance #262 ot Bm Borough of Manvlle, Now Jer- cl Chambers, MunlclFal Buldng, 101 Sonth ough of ManvBle, n the County of Somarset~ sey," passed on Dveomher 10, 1058 and amend- Math Street, Manvlle, N. J. on the B {lay of Nov, Jersey, for $33,040 drav"n upon a bank or ments thereto. Sept. 1969, et 8 o clock P.:,. for the [ollowng trust compeny, and suclt cheek should be en~ l am the owner of lots #20 n Block #161 work: closed wth ho proposal. When tho succossfu~ as shown on Map enttled Manvlle Tax Map Furnsh all lshor, materals and oqupmentto bdder hes been ascertaned, all such {opestsl Ths property s located at 277 South Man St., samlbtast, cleon and pstnt exteror of rser plpe wll be promptly returned to the persons maktnff Manvlle, N. J. a B-Busness area. only, approxmately 7.1 ft n heght by about 4 the samo, except the check of the succossfu] The excepton(s) request to the Xonlng Or- n dameter on steel water storage tank locatlnance s (are) that be permtted to do the od on North 9th Ave M~v le, N. J., n accord- the Bonds or to secure the School Dstrct bldder whch wll be appled n part payment for followthg: wth specfcatons coverug ths work on from any loss resultng from the falure of no Applcant scok~ s SPECAL EXCEPTON USE fle n ne o/flee of lho 5uperlntendont of the bdder to comply wjn the terms of rs bd. under -B of the Manvlo Zonng Ordlnance Water L~partment.,".ward el the Bouds to the succossbfl bhhlm, or for permsson to trans[or bts presentavern Bdders must secure ther nformatou as to r ejecton of all bhs, s expected to be made wthbusness as Mke s bar and Grll whch s now the eondr on of the tank and all tors coudllocated at 320 So. Man Street to the promses lons affectng ther work pror to submttng such suscosslu hldder may not wthdraw hs pro- t: two hours after openng of the bds, but known as 277 So. Man Street, Manvlle. the/r proposal. posal untll after t:30 o clock P.M. of the day B/ds must be enclosed n a sealed envelope of such bd - openng and then only f A plot plan to ths effect wll be on fle wth the bearng the name and address of the bdder o: such award has :lot boon made pror tolho wrhdrawal. The Bonds wll be delvered about 30 Secretary of U{o Board. the outsde, addressed to ne 1Mayor end Councl Adjacent property owners n tho vcnty of Borough of Manvlle and be planly maxke( days a/tar the date of sale at such place n 200 feet or any persons rnsldng n the Bur- "Bd for psntlngrser ppe"and must boa{corn* New York Clly as the underslg~.ed shall flx, or at ough of Manvlle, N. J., who desre to make ob- panlod by a certfed check n the amount of sucl~ other pseo as may be agreedupon wth the ectlons to my applcaton, may do by wrtng 10q of the amomlt hd, and made payable to tl{e successful bdder. to the Secretory of fl.e Board of Adjustment, Treasurer of the Borough of Manvlle. Each proposal must be endorsed n a sealed so that the Co{mmcs(on w/ be receved : The Mayor and CouncB reserves the rlght envelope and sbeuld be marked on the outs do on or before Sept, 9, 1009 at B P.M.; or by to reject any or all bds, towavoan}, defects or "Proposal for Bonds" and, U matled~ addressed appom lng n person at the ~{bovomentoned tme nformaltes n bhls, and to accept any bd they to or n care of the undersgned at P.O. Box a( the Borough lall, Man Street, Manvlle, shall deem to be for the best nterest of the 37, Manvlle, Now Jersey. N,J. Borough The successful btddor may at hs opton refuse Mlcl)aol }lojodtusld By order of the,,f.~yor aedcounclloftho Bar- to accept the Bonds f pror tothetr dellvary any 34 No. 15U{ Ave. ough of Manvlle. ncome tax law of the Unted States of Amerca Manv le, N.J. Me JT Dated: Aug., 1969 shall provde that the nterest thereon s tax. able, or shall be taxable at a rut{we date,/or Foe.: $ 6.84 Francs Pollack federal ncome tax purposes, and n s0ch ClL6e.0- Borough Clerk lt the depost made by trm wb be returnedand he Foe.: $ 7.38 wll be releved of hs contractual oblgatons arsng tram the acceptance of hs propesel. Tlto successful hldder wll bofurnlshod, ~ tbout cost, wth (a) the approvng opnlon of U{e LEGAl. NOTCE law frm of lawklns, Delafleld & Wood toute oftoo that De Bonds ayo val/d and )ega)ly bndng Notce ts hereby gven that an Ordnance enttled, TE BOAHD OF EDUCATON OF Tll oblgatons of sad School Dstrct and that all DOltOUGl OF MANVL.E, N TBE the taxable property theren wll be subject tone 69-1 COUNTY OF" SOMERSET, NEW JE{SEy levy ef ad vs/orem taxes to pay sad Bonds "AN ORDNANCE TO FX, DETEMNE AND and nterest thereon wlnout lmtaton ss to rate PROVDE FOR TlE SALARES WAGES OR NOTCE OF $,826,000 BOND SALE or amount, and (b) certfcates nform satsfactory to sold frm evdencng the proper execu- COMPENSATON, AND TO PROVDE FOr VA- CATON SCEDULES AND OTllER MATTE~ SEALED PROPOSA~ wll be receved try the ton and delvury of ne Bonds and recept of AFFECTNO TE CONDTONS OF EMPLOY- ~oard of Educaton of no lorough of Manvlls, payment therefor, The oblgatons hereunder o MENT FOR ALL EMP.OYEES OB OFFCEL~ n the County of Somarset, Now Jersoy~ at Ule dellvur or accept the Bonds pursuant hereto OF TlE TOWNSBP OF L~BOBOUG" M[mvlne ltgh School, Brooks Boulovar l, New shan be condltlouod on the avslleblllty and delvery at the tme of delvery of the Bonds ot was ntroduced at the regular meetng of fl~e Jersey, on September 15, 1669, untl 8:00 o clock Townshp Co{melee of lho Townshp of llllsherough~ Co~tty of Somerset held on July 8, and ennouneod, for the p~chane c~ the follow- P.M. at whch tme they wll be publcly openoc the sad approvng opnon and of a certfcate, n form and tenor satstaclury to sad low 1669 and fnally passed and approved by Ble ng ssue or ssues of Bonds of sad School frm asd dated as of the dale of suoh delver), o the effect that theres noltlgtton pend- sold Townshp Commttee s a regular and duly Dstrct duo (wthout opton of pror redempton) on October l, as follows: convened meetng held hy the sstd Commttee ng or (to the knowledge of the sgner or stg~- on August 12, 1969 By order of the Townshp Commttee at the Towns}tp of }l )sborough, n the County of Somerset, Neshanlet N. J. Catherne Santonastaso Towr~hp Clerk SSN T Fee.: $.1.60 $1,652,000 School Bstrlct Bonds, mattwlng n the prthcpal amount of $60,000 n each of the years 1971 to 1075, both nclusve, $7.5,000 n each ot the },ears 1976 to 1980, both nclusve, $90,000 n each ot the years 1981 to 1986, both nclttalvo~ $125,000 n each of lho years 1987 t01989, botlz btcluslvo, end $112,000 n Harold N, Repar, Senor County Agent party. Ths makes the lonesome Job enof the New Jersey Cooperatve Extenson Joyable and even fun. Servce, made the followng report of local actvtes and events: freeze bushels of frut n one home, sharng "Two or three lades can buy, can or "The Home Economcs Advsory Councl expenses and end results, and spend an en- Presdent receved a letter from Mrs. Mary Joyable day together. The Extenson Servce has many bulletns avalable on can- Patrck of Mllstone wlm wrtes, "wouldlke to nvte each of the 6, -00 homemakers who nng and free~.ng. r ecelve the County Extenson bulletn to cooperate wth my campagn to get more elgble asthma suffers. Ragweed s a great menace "August s a bad tme for hay fever and ctzens regstered to vote. to all fellow suffers. We, n Somerset, who "How about t grls? Each one reach see ths weed, should Put t out and dspose one unregstered voter and get them ready of t. to cast ther ballot n November..= The "A Lamp Makng Class s set for Sept. last day to regster tn person at the County 11 and 10 a.m. to noon at the Extenson Board of Electon located n the County Admnstraton Buldng n Somervlle or at Servce offce located on Focthtll Road. The class wll be lmted to 10 members. Each any local muncpal clerk s offce s September 25. person attendng must l~y $8 n advance. The class wll be taught by Mrs. Helen "The breathless, heavy heat of July s Tyleske of 1~blle Servlce Electrc and Gas over. The exctement of the lunar landng Company. Please make cheeks payable to Mrs. Dorothy Bardo. Send money or checks s stll surroundng all of us, but August s here. The ktchen wth smell of spces to the Extenson Servce, County Admnstraton Buldng, Somervlle, before Sept. 1. and rpenng frut, mnt, and apples. t s the town of puttng up. "A Basc ClothLng Const~etlon leader tranng class wll be held on September "August s the tme when frut and 16, 23, 30, October 7 and 14 wth an evaluaton sesson on October 28. The class wll vegetables rpen and ths s the tme to pro- cess them. A hnt from Wands Dobetter. be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Class wll How about plannng a freezng or cannng be lmted to 25 lades. Those traned as of payment of the purchase prce. The rtgbt s reserved to reject all hds and any bd not complyng wth ns terms of tl:s~ ors nereot) threatened affectng the valdty of the Bonds. A copy of sad approvng opnon wj]l appear on the Bonds. Dated: Aognst 18, 1969 ALEXANDER BATCBO Socretsry. Board of Educatlon MN: T Fee.: $ Name Street State Extenson Servce Report J l n Subscrpton Coupon The Frankln, News-Record Delvered Every Thursday By Mal 1 YEAR $3 Cty Z.p Code ~] Check or money order enclosed Fll Out And Mal To P.O. Box 146, Somervlle N..J. TO CHOOSE FROM. Name Street State leaders by the Extenson Servce are asked to share ther nformaton wth a small group of frends, neghbors or a club n ther home or at the Extenslon Servce. "There s a new booklet avalable at the offce, whch would be espeelally good for newly-weds or those plannng marrage. t s called "Shoppng for Furnshngs" and s avalable free from the Extenson Servce. "May we ntroduee to you some of our Advsory Councl Members. Mrs. James Ottobre lves at 45 Mount Horeb Road~ Warren. The ORobre s have three chldren, Kathy 17, Jmmy 10 and Angels 10. She has been on the Councl for two years. Ths year she serves on the Home Management Commttee and s Co-Chalrmen of our Holday Prevew. "Mrs. Donald Baley has been a member of the Councl for seven years. Marparer and her husband have three grown, chldren and are the proud grand- parents of two granddaughters. She sews and fddles at what catches her nterest at the moment. Margaret serves on the Publc Relatons Commttee and at the present tme ts Secretary on thestate Councl. The Baley s llve at 105 HuH Avenue n Manvlle, "Mrs. Percy Beers who lves at 163 SubscrptonCoupon South Somerset News Delvered Every Thursday By Mal 1 YEAR $3 ~] 2 YEARS $5 Cty Zp Code [~ Check or money order enclosed Fll "SPECAL OFFER" Mal Your Coupon Today And Receve Out And Mal To P.O. Box 146, Somervlle N. J. The Paper Of Your Choce Next Thursday By Mal. Name PAGE THRTEEN Rock Avenue, West, Green Brook has Just started on our Councl. The Beershavethree boys, 21, 19 and 11. Mr. Beers enjoys gardenng and woodworkng. Gertrude serves on the Home Management and Publc Rela2 tlons Commttee. "Mrs. Robert Wortman has been on the Councl for one year and s servng on the Home Furnshngs and Audtng Commttees. The Wortman s have two chldren. Nancv o0 and Robert 12. The famly s nterests nclude golf, sldlng and lookng for antques. The ~ Vortman s llve on Black Rver Road n Pottersvtlle. "Here s a recpe that you mght lke to try for Mnt Tea. Place one large handful of fresh mnt n a two quart contaner and bruse lghtly. Add four heapng teaspoons of loose black tea on top of mnt. Pour 4 1/2 cups of bolng water (measure t cold and brng t to a bol). Cover, steep fve mnutes and stran. Makes 1 quart concentrate. When you need t, use 2 1/2 quart pttcher, put 1 1/2 cups sugar, 1 cup ot tea concentrate, Juce and rnds of two lemons and one orange. Fll ptcher wth tee water and some ce cubes f concentrate was not used hot. Use less or more sugar, accordn~to taste.~ COVERNG YOUR AREA... Subscrpton Coupon The Manvlle News Delvered Every Thursday By Mal [~ 1 YEAR $3 [~ 2 YEARS Street State Cty Zp Code [~ Check or money order enc]osed Fll Out And Mal To P.O. Box 146, Somervlle N.J.

14 PAGE FOURTEEN THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 Commercal Art School Opens n Somervlle ROTC Examnaton The US. Navy has announced or Marne Corps. that the 24th annual natonal compettve examnaton for the graduate s should submt ther ap- ~. Elgble hgh school senors and Regular Naval Reserve Offcers Tranng Corps {N ROTC)wll Applcaton forms are avalable pllcatons before November 14. be gven on Dec, 13, 1969, from hgh school counselors, the The roster o professonal R s the belef o~ Walter C, The Regular NROTC Program nearest Navy Recrutng Staton schools wthn Somerset County Mlesnck and James S. MacDonald co-founders of Spectrum n- or Marne Corps commsson drectory, or from the Chef prepares a young man for a Navy whch s lsted n your telephone was enrched ths past summer by the addton of Spectrum nsttute stthte, thathe school s only the whle he s studyng at one of of Naval Personnel (Pers-B6411), for the Advertsng Arts, nc. second completely commercal art the many cvlan colleges nnddepartment of the Navy, Wash- D. C A new three year Commercal school to be founded wthn the Art School, approved by the New state. They referred to a recent unverstes where NROTC Untsngton, Jersey State Board of Educaton,~ report to Governor Rchard J. are establshed. All tuton, fees, located at 401 U. S. Hghway 206 Hughes by the "Commsson to unforms and books are furnshed by the Navy, and the student receves $50 per month subsstence MSS ROMAN HONORED South, Somervlle. study the Arts n New Jersey" Spectrum nsttute wll offer to where t was stated, "The present pay for not more than four years. hlgh school graduates and those nterested a complete three yearfaclres for n-state tralnng are Durng the summers between Dane E. Roman, 10 FuRonRoad, currculum n theadverttstngarts, nadequate to fll present needs ~ademle yeaxs, the student par- Somerset, a junor at NewarkCol- of Arts and Scences of Rut- wth study tn such subjects as, and wll become ncreasngly so, Ucpatng n at - sea ronngrage advertsng desgn, layout, 11us-unlestraton, and photography. Students to strengthen them." They also mmedate steps are taken as a mdshpman, ARer gets Unversty, has been named "level college oourse and to the Dean s Lst for the sprng semester. She s majorng wll be afforded the opportunty to ponted out that tn recent years PONY WON N NAME-ME CONTEST - Debbe Palchanes of t11 mltary requrements, he s study under qualffled nstructors the advertsng ndustry has voced n French, Brdgewater becomes new owner of pnto mare she won n ~ommlssoned n the Regular Navy and workng professonals and wll the opnon that there are not leaxn the varous tools, technques enough properly traned youngaxtss to fll the ever ncreasng"pandereta". Pony s presented to wnner by Kenneth W. Stewart Dr. Glbert K. Lehr Somerset Trust Company competton. Her wnnng name was Receves Ar Medal and methods requred to become a qualfed professonal artst n the demand for qualfed personnel. Jr., assstant vce presdent of bank. advertsng feld. Many o New Jersey s drver- U.S. Ar Force Staff Ser- portant mssons under hazar- Optometrst,.. ~..,.o0..co_~, geant Donald LaBarre, r~t, dous conduorz," Hetsna departments are obtanng ther Tandereta Wns son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. unt of the Aerospace Rescue RJttll n ~.~Q. u s onal he1 from outsde the s pleased to announce that he has now moved to hs LaBaxre of 16 Master Street, and Recovery Servce. -"... = ~rotes P, ~ ms R qp S tare Wth the foundng of S pec... Frankln, receves the Ar Me- " " d ~ "= ~ ~. new offces n the Boulevard ProfesszonaJ Buldngat Lt. Col. RatclfffelscommanlJ~m. trum nsttute Mr MlesnlcK an. -- dal from Leutenant Colonel der of the 40th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron. A & m =,===,.= " 600 Frankln Boulevard, Somerset, New Jersey, Mr MacDonald both,eel that they ~dl~.]r~.~, ~ll w~lr)]lk ~/~ Con~es~/ ChesterR. Ratclfffe,]efl. D~MT are" taldng a major step n help-...~ ~.~.... L Sergeant LeBaxre, ahellcop~r--~ " tng to fll the vod wthnour state, _ tar flght engneer at Udorn The ~omerset Trust Company tha the- have as Debbe s love o~ horses s nd- Sgt. LaBarre, a graduate of Royal Tha Ar Force Base, r ran~m nxgn School, s ~ ann empn.as.meo Y.... today announced "Pandereta" as cared by her summer.lob. She Hours B~v A~,.nno mtmcnt ~_-aa~,~... Thaland, was cted for hs marred to the the z former Ruthann - N S-A-V-E! _ ther go~l to estab.!sh.a r.~uu ~ the,~nnng entry n the bank s s workng at SlverSaddleStables!Lon for graauatmg the rmestqu -,,...,, "outstandng armanshp and ~.eorge, George, -. daughter ~gh~l of Mr. and QA Almv ;... ~.^,A ~ame me ~ony contest. Fr- n North Branch. Her new pony Mrs. Alex George, also of flu//4fll fftea young artlsts nto utu,,~,u ; teen-year-old Debble Palchanes s a sx-year-old, courage on successful and ra- Frankln. r of of Brdgewater Townshp submt POWER Mr Mlesnck, the drecto ted the ;~nnln name for the " ~)[~ ~/~ L~)~~ g ~ ~X~ L~(~J ==AUen=*~ Spec~um nsttute sad thatsncelpnt o mare sh~grecetved as her,~ ~ ~)[~~(~0 ~(~)[~ ~(~)~0~){~/~(~ t muwp~) ts offcal openng on July 1,]prze ~ ~ AL ~,dt the nsttute has receved many,, ~ m m _~~r~~m~. ===~.... ~ ~NA w - ~anaereta, me ~panlsn word ~ ~ ~ +all " _ carts ara letters requestng u ~u- for tambourne ws "" ~ brochure and applcaton ~ -~t~ " for tambourne, was the judges, ~11~~1~ ~~! - choce among more than 5,500 ==o. ~. Acceptance to the ~sttate wll,,~o~..,,.... ~ ~~ " "~ql~r~/~. ~ ~ ~ m be based upon theresulls oftheap-te~c" e ~s ~:t;~es ;:co~c~ ;e ~ g [ " = - "~ O ~------~=~ / ~ " the SomersetTrnst plcants hasheld the ~ ~ entrance ~ examnaton ~~, npp"~~ ~~ [ L~ _.% The lnstltutewllalsooffereve popular competton n support rm~,,pz~~~~ " " ". 1 ~~ _m nng classes n advertsng, nns l t the somerset County 4-H.Fnlr, ~ l ~.~k_~~.~~~=,~. tdt,= ~.... du(]g were ~lrs "rnelma ~ " "=~ --~" " traton, lfe drawng, pantng and, F~~~ ~ ~ pnotograpny ~. ~-.~:.: :~,.; ~"~-. -~ l " - Ransone of Somervlle, drector _~ ~! Jl~ l~l ~1 ]]~%.~L~k._J~JP ~ ~ %~ ~ ~r" [] ~J~ ~ ~="... EqONORS of Somerset County s Offce of ~ ~ ~ ~.m~~ ~ ~ ~ - ~: ; == ~cononllc t)evelopmenl ana Ken- r~ g... ~..== a DAL Mss Deborah Htckson, daughter neth W. Stewart Jr. of Plarffleld, ~ ~ d ml~ ~ ~, ~ ~ / ; m ~ R MqP of Mr and Mr Phl ~ Hckson l a Somerset Trust assstant m ^tun hahn nnrnf~d ( n thf~ Honor ROll at[ The pony s prouo new owner L~. ~ "... ;,"_ 7_ _--~o;,--.y "Xs_.S-ta[ Ca The s a ten~ grade studenlatbrdge- o~.....,oo~,,,,ys c;;~;nt h o;o~r ro~s based upon ~ v"ter-rart=.m~h Schoo~-Z=t. ~. ~ ~ l en ~ne ls one O seven cnllcren rrq ~rnsrasn; ~le=:u~:vsaerya _ achevement durng the rec L L~.. ~ ~... ~ ~. " m m...,~ rrne zamtly resde at 13v6 Ply- ~_l ~ "" " vce ~---~ ~ ~~ ~ ~m o~ A&M FRR, of lt Holly Street, Somerset, hasprest_d.ent.,. ~ ~a ~l~m~==~ m n~~=m ~g 0.0,.,=.,0- WAREHOUSE FURNTURE 0UTLET,,,o,,,,,o,,o0. ~~~.~A LtTLE OUT OF THE:WAY A LOT LESS TO PAY e SATURDAY 9:30 f E l ; [ 1,! : : kt ~!. )~~"... nn,.p Regular Style Legs ~= 0,,rlme.dLo, Slksd,[nd& o,tercul-ḵnukllr r~tn.;~ ~ ~~ ::~~ rub rlc 1UmCJ ~,~.59 C Pork Chops,-,,c~.,,b. 79- Breasts wth :::! Backs& Wngs Attached!: ~~t :.t, / ~ Regular Style_ Breas. U.SD A:Choke We, Tr mmed--cen Cut b 69, or ::: ~~ ~,~69" Chuck Steak ~:,,b 59 Legs wth Backs Attaehed ::! Lm ~... ~ ~~Z"~" ~ E Lvers ",m c :::: ~/ l~c; +. ~ ~. ~ U.S O.A. eh (t ----,. ~X~@.:.:...:~..,.:~(~::-?: ~:~.~.:!!~;:~;,q ~~;.::~" " b ~ c... :-: : :..~!.~.:;:.:;::~:~:... BJY FROM THE... WAREH01JSE := : :, ~4 : ~: ~ ::J:, "~: Y ~. ::~; :.:~ ~ r : :" ~~:. _ ~, Calf. Steak,b. 8~ :: : :;:. ::.:::::.::;:.:,.~;~:~~;..~: ~, ~_....:.:: & SAVE. ~ HERE ARE A FEW OF.THE MANY VALUES YOU LL FND LVNG ROOM BEDROOM Reg. 9 $259. Nylon & Foam NOW 18 ~eg. 9 $159. Rock Maple NOW 1 1 Sofa & Matchng Char... Dresser, Chest & Post- Reg. $249. Early erbed... Amercan Sofa, Authentc 169 Reg. $209. Modern 3-Pc. Stylng, Matchng Char a Sute. Double Dresser, 134 $69.0tl Chest and Bookcase Bed. Reg. $325. Modern Curved Reg. $249. Dansh Walnut Sectonal Sofa, Bult-n s 3-Pc. Bed Room sute. End Tables.... T rple Dresser, Roomy Reg. $399. Custom 3-Pc. Chest and Bed... Sute. Zmmerman Nylon Reg. $399. Contemporary and Moulded Backs and Foam Rubber Cushons. 3-Pc Trple Dresser Sute. DNETTES Reg. $69. Ktchen-Craft. 5-Pc. Bronze or Chrome. Reg. $99. Famly Sze 7 Pc. Stan and Heat Proof Top Table,. 6 Deluxe Chars. Reg. $169. Kng Sze Table and 8 Sturdy Chars..w 899s,.,. CHARS BEDDNG O rtho-mattress or Box Sprng Box o,.,, Sprng..., or LY 95 Reg. $59. Qult Top 34" $79.9 Famous Ther-A-Pedo Deluxe Box Sprng or Mattress... RUGS CARPETNG & ROOM CHOOSE FROM EVERY SZE RUGS AT DS- KND -- RECLNERS - COUNTS - ALL FAMOUS ROCKERS & LOUNGE MAKES AT 40% SAV- CHARS AS LOW AS 39 " NGS "" efree DELVERY 499s TERMSTO SUT &USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN WAREHOUSE FURNTURE OUTLET AL ROSE Managemen 65 N. WES ST., MANVLLE o. East OPEN DALLY 9:30 TO 5:30.-- FR. 9:30 TO 9 PHONE fla CamplaJn Rd. Back ot Mazur s..:. Tropcana Fresh Nutrtous JUcEORANGE,/,o,,rLs. ~k~tdktk]" ~": mr Toward the purchase of any Soap Powder COUPON SWEET PEAS OODTOWN 5 1-lb.,,as v Aa THS q u=rt ~ ~C }! WORTH 15 ALL $c off o,r regul,r low prce. GATORADE *H+ (~UE~ER ar ~11~" C Coupon Foodtown good Supermarket. at any Lmt one per adu t famly. 20() $ REYNOLDS WRAP a 4 9 Coupon expres Saturday, August 2 ~. ft. r, ~,,. c,.. ~mm mmamu mlm []mam [] N OUR APPETZER,wlh,r., ~,1~ +~1~ *u*m t~lln~ SS.le :l m~nn DEPARTMENT ~lk om~b lk~ ALL WHTE MEAT ~-b. V~/ Farm Fresh Prodo, Home,,,.. Fancy Sweet Celery stalk c 19 H~ne Grown Green THS gantf ox Toward the purchase of any 29-oz. ar COUPON w~th ~e.~.r ~,shroom,,.r ~eot~, WORTHENZ SPAGHETT SAUCE O 10C off our regular low prce. C Coupon good at any Foodtown Supermarket. Lmt one Rer adult famly. Coupon expres Saturday, August 2;. THS 0. C mtg. ~.pn~ S Toward the purchase of any pkg. "Gereal Pears 2.,b, 29 COUPOH WHEATES Peppers,~. 19 Grown Eggplant,b. 19 Prces effec~we through So.day, August 23. Not reepom~bke for Wpog~P~kal errors. We r,serve dse Hkt to lmt 0 off our regular low prce. Coupon eood at any Faodtown Supermarket. Urnttoneperaau, Coupon expres Saturday,,,,.,,,,,..,- ss ~n~l, Member Twn Coumy Grocms. MAZUR S ROUTE #206-SOUTH 60 EAST MAN ST., 141 SOUTH MAN ST. HLLSBORO PLAZA SOMERVLLE MANVLLE FOODTOWN $ 4