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VOL. VI, No. 23 MIDDLEBUSH, N, J,, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960 5~ Per Copy

Slashes $50,000School Board Budget

The ’l~wnship Council re-

..z-+m-a~;+ ..S,~ESSMEN’S OHOO~ +odrd to twn dofea~ o, theFiles ..u,. w,++ M++~ ~oN+A+ ,~+, soon, budget++ +oo+

The Franklin TOWnShip by calling for a $50+000 reduc,.

For Reversal of ..++en’+ A.oo.H+oti~. A +e+o,.t~on no+rig th.

will meet Monday at g p,m. in County Tax Board of this actinnCommunity Firehouse to was scheduled for adoption at a

Board++,~,.n--’s:’n.do+ .....,,,.DO.and by+ special’meeting Last night,

By law the Council received[a~ ’ [. +t the budget after + Was re+coted

Metropolitan PLaza Shoppin+R ppert N d ’° +ed ,,me by thevotors, ho++.. Center Inc. ha. brought suitU ame the governing body cannot s~pu-

¯ late whore t~m budgetary reduce

+"°ard°fAd++’mentd°++°°TC tyB ardti°tmsheuldbomede’Whenth~

which allowed issuance of an 0 0~ 0 Hoard of Education receive# thepared figure it must economize

occupancy permit. Prankgn Townshig++ former where it can to meet the Court.¯

. "~’~’. The firm which Listed its ad. mayor. Leona]d Ruppertt will eli’s directive.++~ dress as 60 Park Place, Newark, replace L+ Douglas Sutphen of The board’s original budget of

requsst~ in a prerogalive writ North Branch on the Somerset $1,943,I78 was dafaated Feb+ 9County Electian Board when by 286 votes. After being redug*

(Staff ~hotol action that the permit be denied reorganizes this month¯

WELYAEE DIRECTOR May L. Hobb~ ~tpia[ns dnflN to herand the decision reversed, ed $14,951 it was rejected a

~cce~z~r, blL~, Lydia Hough, in Towmu~lp Hall affiee.The permit, however, has ni- The choice of Repub]ican par- week ago yesterday by a 388-

ready been i~sued to John Car. ty leaders, Mr. Huppert was vote margin. The board’s sec-

]ann and Edward Shamy for a named to the two-year a1~¢int- end budget of $I,9~8,~7 aut~ma.

_.._~_..___RoardNamaa Mrs--w~l~--~’~O~h gaso]Ine +tatien Ozt ]~$1~n Ave" tl~e/It yesterda" by ac~Kg gov" ticaSy Went tO the C+l~Inil fO~

¯ cue apprsnimately I~O feet ernor George Harper (R.) of, action.

from the center site, Sussex, Members of the school board

P~ For Franklin Welfare Job On dan.,0, tha +o~ng ~+.rdDo.oars,+reo+d O~r,0 e+e.d tho,~ d,s.ppo1.~+05, reversed denial of the p~,rrnli by Sopko, pmldent fo the fort~-

Mrs Lyd a Hough of Cans from Bates Co ego h Lewis~n the building tnspector and man-member board I to a two*yeal (Corrttelled on P~e it)

Road. Eas M , one, has beenI Me.. last June, and Battle+ 18, J~geaOffl~er’:+IOan::The+aap+pistaSOn’ locatedterm. Mr++ Helen T. +Ra~ el

W+~e Be Sent.... d tO ..... M.s. ~y L.. +..lot ~. Rlghland ~.r~ Hi+hl o f~ ?~ =~[North P,ainfie,d, ~ Hep.h. ................ ¯ e:~ry - ater~ubUs who l~ reI2rln~ a5 ~own. , . , +

ship Welfare D rec or School, . sory butldln8. Mr. Rupperi resigned hi8 seat

"" ’ " " n For two years she headed the In i~ plans, MetropoJitafi on the Town~hJp Council in Jan..... ++m.~en,+. a-, " " T C ty JailPlaza has haled a gasoltne stanounced Thursda~ b~ the Loca ~United Fund drive here, arid she]

- uary because of iS health. Ne 0 sun¯ ~ r . . o n li°n at the h’oot of the center, had been mentioned before a~

Assistance Hoard. Twenty-nine has been a¢ lye /1 fund r, S gn n. + , Cons(ructlon ~as not begu o possible GOP candidate for the Magistrmte Ratph Mayo dealt

persons had spphed for the poe]* for Girl Scouts and the Frhend- this slation and the firm has not County Freeholder nomination, wit h another "wife.beater".... ’Monday in Municipal Court byLion, and by last week the board ship Train. received a permit t0r it. He still mamtams hts posltinn,

had narrowed the field to Mrs.’ Eunice Samson, Winetta Bryant Of the latter nause, Mrs. I as executive a~istunt to Statei sentencing him to seven days ID

Mrs. Nancy Meier~ Herber~ Hough remarked proudly that GOP MEETING RepubJican Chairman Charle~l County Jail.

per capita than a~y community Pert left yesterday for a three-Erdman. Mrs+ Albert Muth of 32 Park- " +

( Greenberg Mrs, Ruth ~hn~dt East Millstone donated more Former mayor Leonard Hup-

pertAS awillbOaCdreceivemember.$2,ao0.Mr, llU~sec, sideabusedStreetandClaimedthreatenedher herhUSbandwtthand Mrs, Hough. [P+ the eo~’ttry, IdaY visit in Springfield, St,Mrs. Hobbs, dn*ectct~ for 14 She formerly 9erred as a vice.;where he will attend a meeting rotary of the County board re- I a knits in their home on Thurs.

years, will continue as violations president and member of the of Northeastern State RepublJ- ceives $,1,500 and president re-; day. The defendant pleaded .cLerk for ~he Mimic,pal Court, a Middlesex Hospital Auxiliary. can Chairnxen. calves ~S,9<~. ; guilty.p~itlon she has held for eight Mrs. Hough is a member of

Lewis Street Who had chargedyears, the East Millstnne Reformed PINE GROVE PTA HOLDS BOOK FAIR her husband wits .+sanit onHnugh will ]earn the dulie~ of the annual Star of Wonder Pagedirector from Mrs, Rabbs before I a~t written by her husband, Lastassuming responsibility for the[year the pageant, presented dur- , cot.is.depart~ent which each year at- ing Christmas season, wa+~ dl- I Hoger Lemay, 3d, oflocales approximately $30,000 in rented by her oldest daughter. Uly&Ses Street pleaded gnilty towelfuI~ faads, this anlotmt Lneluding State aid.

T.wtL, hip Mnnager William Boy Run 0s ..........,s +d +=h,. +.~ r,,e+o,7, ver¯ an annual salary of $2.574 furl

thop+trt.llmejob. Herh ..... +B.yDmpT k~, he 9 a,m’+ to I p.m, U ruc sion was given to Hone Montero,Mrs. Hough wiIl serve a six.

month probationary period and boy suffered two broken Jag 60 miles per hour Jn a 50-will ,~eet with the Asslsinno¢ Mnnday wh¢:n a municipal dump

pleaded guilty ’to Patrniinall

Former Employeefined $10 and 15 cost&

Roy Wodie, 85+ of New Bruns-

wick was fined a total of $67 forspeeding and driving without alJeel~e Jan. 17 on Route 2’t. He

" A Township resident for IQyears, she lived for fotw yea/8 ill or slipped under the rear wheels WaS" also agsessed 150 court

c~ts. Acting Lt. Lawrence Col-Mr, Vernon, N,Y., ~;+fore mov- ~ the truck as It headed north

~1 Ptho (~rove Avenue.tng in this area- Belt Dobey of New HnumwtekMrs, Hough married the late The trek was driven paid llO and $5 costs for careless

Rarry Hough after bar gradUa- ~herlaa Young a~ itrlving Feb, 12 aa Hamiltontian f~m Douglass College In J~metlOrb a Township employee,15~. Thete,ghe m~Jored I~ sc~ Community Reecue Squad WONDERFUL V~OBLD og b~ uems to ~reet, He pledded not guilty to

as stttdenls l~d Books On E~I~Iblt s~ the ~mpinlnt signed by ~rahe-elologF ap, d,p~lWStolecY l’tlched ~he boy to Bt, Petel~

= . She h~., .two ,+ dau~inn~ .... HeepRal whom he was Hated th kf Pine Orot~ F~A la~ week. Mks Nlttall~ rmvls, le~t, . tlon~ry Patrolman Joseph Jvz-

PAGSS THE FRANKLIN NSW~RECORD TH~JRSD&Y MARL’I-IS

LL REGISTRATION ....... ¯ ~".I~NDS ISATURDAY

......... u.., ~f~. the xps oF s T.V.. ’’. doe P.cIHo won the £’oLmclh It ha. been exptalned to .s

I~ V e a t sand 12 to register for L,Ble se~ F¢~,II ~wD. 8mint:

manic appointment as e~pectod" that lhe Post Office Department Learde Base~ll ~ takeat the last CottltoJl meeth;g hut would settle lot this nation as ~ plane S~DIr0ay hetween I and 7c0]e stateme~! by Oepuly Ma¥oz }nag a~ the ~ew instaIMtlon Mar ~Dlnner Ctriggstown d p m Fn Commmltty YohmMike Llsi has bothered us for not tagged "Franklin Townsh Volunteer Ptre Company, tt@r Firehouse.

DAYseveral days. Post Office." ’ Firehot~e, 5 p,nL Each Boy ra=st Dreseut BWhile reading n list of Pue[I Federal =tutbeciUes do)tt ca Mar 7--Meeting Franklin birth certtneatc and he ac ,~ ~[GHT

lo’s qualifications, he stated that If the Township and th~ post ~I- Township ~usinessmen’s As. compan]ed by one of his Pgr-~ERVICE ,J~v had received the highest rice have diFFerent labels. In light ~’JstJon, Con~munl~y F/re. ’ e~t.~ The leaff~ze thJs year

~umhar of votes in the last .... of this the wise proeedme would h0usv 8 p m be ~¢re~tsed from four to sixCH 9"0927nieipat electiLm nf any ea.didale seem to call for’ a ~ost office Mac 8--Ivleeting Towashlp tt~formed-teams with 1~ b0ysrun]tir~I wit hot~t petty eJY~do~ae- name immediately with r~ refer Council Township Hall 8 Pm o=t e=eh team IS&f41Y(~r CaID

merit, endu[~l following for a eh~P.geMat’. 14~Meetlng. SewerageWe don’t know who prepared in the I~urdeipality’s n~meto Al~thority, Towr, shlp H~,I[,

1he list far Mr Lis{ to read but ma~eh lhe rtew p~tal unit ~n p m,hat.,.E ,oto on, tho’h’ ’a*" .ao"n coo go, oa*d THE HEN HOUSErmst office ~tarted before Nov-Adjustment, Townm~p ~al],luster of nl~y arbor qualifies-

emhel’, Az’tai" the favl]ity is na~-lions, p.~,ed a~d under construotioa a reFThere was I~o re~son fox" the erendum to fit the mu~ieipat[-

~_tcoo.~,l lo ~.~,~f~ .s ~p~=,-,y.~ .... ~o the e~.lra~ off~ W.orkshop ’Group The Best fromme Nest~e .... ~oo~ ha=o the*ou d he anode o Gives Program WE DELIVER "FRESH EGGS"e!ection is eoneer nod especially If this is lhe metho0 pves~rlbafter it told Herb Greenberg’aed ~o avoid polilical e~tang]e. Chomber Orchestra ,Work-i~upPorters that last year’s hal-meats, there’s ~ome sense in it, shop, an 18-member deOup oF CALL "-’~RITE- STOP AT THE FARM

lot restdt~ gave no one a elain- We would only requesl lhal ~tring~ and woodwinds compria. FRIEEO TO ~LEA/~B ANFON’Elo the pos t on. Gree~lbet’~ h~d the Council thoroughly ~xplol~ ed of area residen~, will sea DA~.r~D~OEAVE. BOUND BEOOK

¯ |inJahed fifth¯ EL ~’~/O’~all possibilities befoce l~amin~ {brae perFor~lh~ces this EL 8-~1~u$£1flc~ti~ °’r ~he ~h~°~nt the new office, and then commit SKturday the group wi]l play:r, lent on this basis is not only itself to a November referendumbefore a Township discussion RI l~*hl- ~ Sonhflinx~y- it adds credence1he Gzeenberd otgurnent to cernplete the tlansitiotl gro~tp at Dnll~[lass C~]Lege ~t 9

~-- p,m,;Mar, lsatg:30p.m, ttWl]l III IIIIIll ~ [The Eepubllo~ns have record- Maybe with a fresh approachp]:~setlt a prograr~ at tha JCC~dOne black lu~rk in our c~l-1o Lheir duDe.~, the Sewerage C~.,~u~y C~er~ ~n z~t EASY BUDGET TERMSumn for making excuses ft>r the Authol, itv should tlaugurate t$1Bruo~w ek, and Mar. 1~ it will

Theo bha ...... ......ned the]trot.on ......s 1960sew year by issuing a progre~ play at a rneetblg Of the Pineable enotq~h to assails the role t’eport to tha TowzlShip, Grove |~’£A.~F council ..... [thaut any.._

NEWtical tactic to bolster his right with the Atdhoritvs prone’am to,the group wdl play t’J~es and! to f~t¢~ ~’8~" expalzd utilities and a few in, dances from "Dioelesian" by

H~S anyone in the ~ffieialBoaz-d of Ed~leation, have rills- I and VJer~ese Dnn~es by Beetho- rnll,, ufamt]y become curmu~ about conceptions *~bout the cost tu the i yen.

]~]Ecteo.Metals, [liE,, of CLark,

i,nunjcJpalJt)* ’ l ~atuFdBy’l ~0~rForlOal~¢e will

which was to have built a lab- One ~.~d ,.e.~ber o d u~, fed ure ~ ,~s~ ~o~e~.I o~ be S0-INCH ELECTRIC RANGEoratory on ~aaton Avenue?fast week that the Tuwtlship’~, Mozart Clarinet Concert byThe TDwnship Committee investtnent witl an~otml lo ap. Frank WEIseobor~ OF MiddLe-

T~ES T~[ WO~ OUTWent Io tilL’ treadle 0[ exterM~gproximately $30,000. Whoever. bush. He will be accompanied

~be regional bll~iness zone :Icierbelched that stuff into his eaE hy M~+ Elaine Winnett of 343

the canal t ..... oltrtodate the shoul0~ .... UIt the Authority’~ ItaJph ~51reel. OF COOKINg !firm, bui little has been heat’d plan. It caha for an investment She, as group dh’eclor, select~since,

of $380,000 by the Township, and arranges all music. MrsAnd where is Cumballand ~oyeov~r, If the bonding pro. [Wire)eft formerly t~ught music

Construction Company, whichgram now outlined proven as in New York City high schools.

p~rchased land in the Elizabeth impracticat as it Looks, the Au- Other Franklin residentsAvenue industrial zone before (horlty t¢la7 ~mhar~ on a ~al’ger {he ChaffLher Orchestra~he Cou~.eil moved int~ ToWl~li ~s~es~ment program hl the east. ,Tack ~:~ostrn~n, Eita}{all? ern SECtion to pay the tab. Rita ~eP.jal~in and ]~oloreo~ There’s no escaping the fact noz, all v[olln, nnd dan Unger

It seems as though everyon~lilat sewer’s, ro.’lds and nlanial- and Yel~Jm[th Gatlich, ~ellos.ir~clIJd[n~ y[)Uy’~ tru]y~ ]# ~ mite

confused about the ~tep~ r~qulr. ]~a[ services, aa well as Sehco[~, * A~yone who wishes to ~oin the

ed fox" Establishing a centra]will cost moP.ey. [F all the ira- group can contact

pt:~t office. ]~rovements come at ~’1~e, tax :z,I 5.fiOf12.

We gathered !hat v.ome cova- bills ~f $4~ as" 6500 can rise to

cilmen favot’ed naming the new ~aati~ prcpot’tions. More than ~5,000 willEven though the Council and spent by the State of New 3or.

p~’6~ office wJtholll fh’st ch.qng, school boar~ ar~ Separately seY by nazi Sutomer f~r 10 aa.ins the name of the Township. ground equipment at t2¯ elected, their pespective expen-

23 State-owr~d parks," ditures contribute Johxtly to the ’RosenthaI Glass ,~ ,’a,e. ,, haeo,,,o, ioe,’ea~o~-Company, Inc, P~JntiY evident..,l i.aathe’~tep~shhave, hattriedbotht°

Cleal~em -- Dyers -- T.Iler~

sbe~,d ~,ak~ ~be,* prod, end ~- Mr. Anthony’s~U,I,O G~sd ]nstolled litical Fear~ and t~7 to solve ther~’~o. Made TO Order ~rob~em together.

CLEANERS8lot’e FTOI~i Windows The odds are that taxes wJl[Table TO Made to Orderan~Re-sllver~ climb regardless, but all we

5 HArVey 8T~:F, ET effort by both groups to under-Tuxedo’s

~m ~ FOR Tolk ou just when your ¯ Pulh-B~n 5udq¢o Coc~ln~l !.’o~$ ~ ;’~t~y , , , z’~e, ComPels

RENT =~ ~..~do..B.d, ¯ =, s..~,v ==,o¥, . {

gueesin\ and annoyLng¯ Ik~-~. ~st , ¯ r

:~.~’~ . ,. _n~/~p.u .~.. o~t....J~

LL~ fo~ qukk :=mhotl ~ - ’.

~. 1’RUnNy, ~ S, line THE ~aANXLIbT ~BWS.RI~CO:SD ~’Aa~S S

¯ rods B.o, E.pSed Group Enters s. eo.Md Brook Yo.th O. d LbeLo,To Ernest C. Kazaz. National Contest Charged As Carolers

drive. W ~thony Savage, 1%- - . . of Emma Br~ ~! 11:10 p.m, -

¯ MIDDLEBUgH I~EFORMED Mrs. Robert Kelly, pregnant A South Bound Brook youthThe Women’s Guild will hold E ot the Fret~lth Women’s Cthb, was charged with eareteas drtv- Pessenge~ in the Savage earlag Friday by Patrolman WB- were K~nnMh Olive. ld, and ~d-

turkey dinner Mar. 19 in the her amtounced that the organi. IJ~m UJampa when he drove h~ waz~ ~l~e, ~B, beth of Bedridchurch with servings at d, d and zMthn auhmitted aa entry ih the ca~ into the rear d another auto Brook. Michael Kraveek, 1% of7,9,m, 19B8-~0 Commurfity Achievement¯ on Rlicabeth AvenUe near Hall South Bound Brook was fidgil~

There wilt be fancy goc.cls, Cot*trait ¢~.sponsored by t.ha Street. in the accused’s car,nut~ u~d candy solg before the I General Federslhm c4 Women’s

Clubs and "the Sca~-l~oehuck , ,,

Mrs, Robert Bering is chair. Fotu~tLon,

of the affair committee. ELigible 0labs compete by lieL.

Reservattone may be raade by ing communRy ankMvements

einlitlg Mot. tauten ArcMba[d through oooper~tiott with locin

PROCL~IM~T~0Nat VI 4-$5a5 Or Mrs, Scmpson e vie, gevarnmentn ¯and ao~ia]

I groups.Mra. KeBy and Mrs, ChsrLe~

RUNKEE HILL LUTHERAN McCJure wJJJ be Fedet’atlan Dayguests of the BOund BrookThe MlS.qinn Club will meet W~t~en’s Literary Club Mow

f, Brtnden B. Fusey, lV[~vor of the Townehlp

Services will be conducted by day in the Middtebrook Countrythe Rev. George Aaxe Bunday at Utub, of I~W.klln, Somerset Cotmty, New Jermeyp do

On Tuesday, both members11 a.m. sad dlJO B.m. Sunday plan M visit the Gu~genheih~

hereby proclaim sial set the week of Marnk BthMI~ BM~y $eau BrownSchool and Bible clasees wlll be Museum shd the Metropolitan

An.ouncement has been made heki at 8;30 a¯m.by Mr¯ & Mrs. prod F. Brown Mrs. E, C. Nlben, a mission- Mt~seum of Arts in New York

thrct~gh March ]{~th, 1860, as NatignM G~tL gooctICBF n8 reBrese~laBves of theof Come Drlve of the engage- ary on fulqoulth from Africa,

meat =f tholr daughter. Min~ wtli be guest speaker at the oauh’s ~trt eommitMe. Anyone WerE. ¯who ~’~he~l to attend shored

Betty Jean Brown, te Ervest Faith & Fellowship Society contact Mrs. Kel~v for bus re-Cherle~ KP~nr. son of Mr, "& meHB~ Tuesday ~t g p.m.. servatisns.Mrs, Chsrtes Kszar of New The Bible Study & Prayer CeoSeratlen ef the CiE=eas M Fea~ltlia TOW~Bruns’#lek,

New[ Group will gather Wechtesday at GRI(YJSTOWN VOLE HOLD’ Both are alumni of p,m. ANNUAL BINNEE’DANCE ship in any of the Oro[rams ~ toetl schOOl and"-- Brunswick High School. Thel " The Grlggstewn Voluntee

bride-elect is employed by pRESBYTERiAN F~re Cocnpavy wig h~)d its tJtb Local ehurnk eervlee~ is tlrdenfly req~mstetl.Acme Markets and her fiance LivL’wstms Avenue annual pig roast dhiner and " "woke for MenBel Box U~m- Chancel and Adult cholrs wgl dance S~turday from 5 to g p.m.party. gather today at e:45 and 8 p.m. in the firehouse¯

respectively, Crusader Choir CommLRee chairmen are Jo- BR&NBON B. PUSEYwill meet Lor~orrow at 8:45 p.m. neph Sabat~Llo, tickets: Barry

The Local Co, remission com- Sandvlk~ d~er, Carl HoepBler, MAVOBmittee wJI[ meet tonight at 7:31 sel.~p; Ray Peters+ waiters snd

la St. Peter’s He.at in Bnom 2. Arthur Carroll, kitchen.Feb. il ~ A daughter, to Mr. The World Day of Pr~yer w~li

& Mrs, Peter MatLSCws of 4 be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. inFrankLin Avenue; a son, o Mr’[thel Livingston Avenue BaptistI

~~

& Mrs. W, B,~ymoDd FeIt~ of)Chttrcb. The Re’/, Roger Kvem

07 Emerson Ro~d, I vf ~ranbury wilt be guest speak-Feb. ~2 -- A daughter, to Mr. eT.

at" "~ & Mrs, John Steiger ol 315! The Sacrament of the Lord’~Franklin Avenue¯ [SupDer wit[ be condueled Sun,

Feb¯ 24 -- A sou, to Mr. & ~ day with services at 9:30 and IIMrs. Scwer~n Btarozytnyk

otis.n;.~toute 27, ~ "Feb, ~6 --Twin daughters, t~i ]PRESBYTERIAN

Mr¯ & Mrs. Noel Van Dyke oil . Ketldall PackAmwell Road, [ A full Letllen prograrft of spe-

Mrs. Michael Vertuee[ oi 230 gelistic services in cooperationBlake Avenue. ’ [ with tour ether churches, home

! ~dy g~ups, Communion r~nFLORIDA TRIP I Thursday ill Bo[y Week and a

~otting ON’eel" M~rvin Baffles utlrise ~ervlee Easter St~flday.returned this week from a one- Theodor~ Bressoie, assistantweek trip to FloBde. minister, wit preach this Sun-

" ’ ...~ !day et I) a,m, on "The Outer’ Life" aad for the next flee

[B~4~ ~]~ ]PLOW]~ weeks will lead home diseussl~a

) GIf=EENHOUSE~o. "The Inner Life".

~;G DOVfBR AVE.Beginning Mar. 11 Dr, garvis

~ ~’llJ~l~qVfBY~o~$~/E~NxlXN TOWYq$1~I~ Morris, organizing pastor, will

~ KILM~RS-~--’l~l~ lead new h~ember dLscu.iongroups O~ F:~idn¥, ~iandty and

Quackenbo~Mo.day oregon8,.BUTG ERE ALUMNI

FUNERAL HOME HONORS LO~AL ME~ MR. TRUSTY SAYS: You can really relaxIgg I.lV1NOSq[~N AVh, The Re’J, Daniel U, Smith ’38NeW BEU~BWfCE olLl~CllntnnStr~etandWiISam when your valuable papers are in a Safe

, HILMEKd-OOOg,.!MacKenzie ’49 of dl EmersonBo.d ~e~ed ~oya~ so. of Deposit Box at theA. BF~SENYEI & SON autgers pJn~ ~or outstanding

FUEL OIL$--KBBOB~NB service to tile university at the ~¯ alumni Midwinter Day oft So’fur j . . t , t ~ , -O Burners I~d ’" : ’ "’ ’ * ’ " "" " ’

|;~Namfl~t el,,, . ’ ’’" id lebtt~b ’" ,., r .¯Mew Rr~wl-k Robert Saynor of M d ’* ’"

’J[’ei. K~raat g-~8 Was che~man of the event.,, ~ t Cp , ~ * i ,

"l[~t, II~’A:~ ~ ~*" ’* * ’ ’ ’ ’ "}*

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DR. "LEONARD A: KL .IN ’ . . . . ,, . .

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¯ .t¯ " ’ ’ FP, ANRLJN TOWPlS~IP, ..... " , , ’,KXAmNAXaON OF Tae sx~.s ~ , Hamilton Street at |aler Am,. ’¯ ";,’ . ’i ’, " ’ , OUNO ROQKI " ’ ..... ’ ~,

~e~.."Z~,,,~: ~a. ,’ ....t,--e_~..~B~t~t--~ ’lglen ~ LTOHSTRBI~ "~ ’:’ !~’ ’"" t 223East, MainStr.e~t ’ %’ ;’’, " ’"

.: PAGE 4 THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD TRURSDAY, MARCHS~1~q30

¯ ¯BANK TO BUILD OFFICE IN BELLE MEAD t4 DEATHS Church Club to Hear Speech on Ruui~tRecently returned from

VERY REV. d. GRIGORIESS sis, the He,7, B.L. Armstrong, [ YOUTH FINBD $X5The Very Roy. Jacob Grigor- daputatthna] Becretary of the IFOR 10e-MPH. CHASE

7B, retired and as.~ociata Voice of Mangier Joseph Csobor, 1’~, of 181Radio Station, Franklin Streht, wbo led New

Orthodox Greek Catholica meeRhg of the Married Coup- Brunswick p,dire on a 100-mith

Church. Manville, died Mondaylea Cthb Tuesday at B p.m. in per hour chase through theevening in Newark. tie was re-

Mlddlebush Reformed Church. TownShip two weeks ago, plead-turning h~om a weekend visR it] od guilty to five charges Thars-Ansonth, Bonn,, when he suffer, day and was given $265 In fthesed a heart attack. He resided at and costs,555 Bunyan Avenue, Frankith Similar charges afathst theTo’,Tnsthp, youth brought by Patrolman

A priest for ~3 years, he had William Ciampa are pending in~erved in Russian Orthodog juvenda court in Somerse( COUrt-churches in Tray, N.Y. Salem ty,and .B°~tom, Ma~s., Ansonia.~nnn.. and Elizabeth, before

His sole survivor is a daughlerMis.~ Julia Grigorle~s of South

Hi~ body lay in atatv yeathr-day Jn the church and

I~UI~I pIIIQt~) HcquJeln service was ~ ~ ~ ~SIGHT SEEING; Looking over the silo for a new office in at g p,n3. A Requiem

Slatthu Plas~ ~rea of ~elle Mead are of£leex~ of Fit~t Natlotial service will bo conducted atRa.k of Somerset Coaaty (I. te r.). Robert Htttehe~on, executive a,m. today by Archthshcvlee-presldent: William Backer, presldentl Everett Keen, cashier; tri ofWilliam Everett, eomptroller~ and RIcksrd~.Schaub, director of by the Very Roy. Peter Kohanth,business development. Start el ©~tstrntlon ~s expectedIn two Dean emeritus of Passaic; the gee, R. L. Armstron~:tlonths, Ve~ Rev. :Basil LlsenkoYsky,

The Roy. Armstrong whl talk........ Dean of the New Jersey Desmcry, Newark, and elergyrnei~ "Wb3nthg l~ltssia". He- wiiI

CRAZY

" CHARNESKI AGENCYthe diocese. Pastor of ~

tell of his experiences in Russia

Paul Church is the Rev. and other ]rol] Curtath DAYSStephen Adameks

tries. On ~s recent tour throughCzechoslovakia, Poland,

REAL ESTATEInterment for the Very Rev, and Hungary he lnt~rviewed oP

Grigorthss will be in Mr. Hope

L~T]N~Cemetery. Boston. Beials and church leaders.

The Voice cf Tangier broad.~e-DAY SUSPENSfON casts in 28 languages to the DON~T ML~S r~

paul SlJwka, lf, of 14~8 Lewis eotmtrths ~f eastern and west.MANVILLE street is serving a 60.day ranG- Europe end ,s beard DOOLEY¯ cation of his driver’s license by throughout the Soviet Union.

GOOD 8.ROOM BUNGALOW, all Im ruwments fuS basement, t~e State Under the ~70 SPeed Richard RobinsonOn 80xlO0 plot. S. Ifth A ...... $1f,50~ ’ ’ BROS.Revocation Program. The of the M~rrlrd Couples ClUb.

@BOOM BUNGALOW. all imprOVements. Garage. $10,800. per~si~*n began Feb. 4. USED CAR NEW CARPresident Eisenhawer’a ~ Shov~oo~n&BEDROOM RANCh, ~ years olth We~ton area, Bound Brook LJghtbotL~e keepers had their 0~0.a.year solarF is thxab]~. So 84 E, MAINAve, $15,9u0. pay raised last year fr0m $33~0is /de SM,U00 a year expense SomervlIIe

FINE 2-FAMILY FRAME. HOUSE 4 ~oms a~d bath dawn, 4 $~j0d a year, itmt. RA ~.~03drooms and bath up, 2-car garage, nice pl0t, ~o~nar Czepiick4 and

f-YEAR-OLD FRAME 4-ROOM CAPE COD with expsr~inn stile.Features ]aster Walls, as l’~t water heet~ btinds, macadam drive-Way, full ~as~ment, ¢om~thaE~ aluminum alarm wthdowe & doors.f0:c~f0 plot. Worth seeing. We~tvn section off S. Main St*, $14,fOE

BRIDGEWATER. FIRST [Sf,Mf.

½-acre bulldir£~ site. Craig De~opment, Hilisborough. ~l~O0,

NEW 6-ROOM HA~qCU HOUSE, frame & brick, on ~ ~ere I~toff Millstorze Eoad 11f,900,

" 320::a==Nine the Real Estate and Insurance Center

o/ I !1ManvRl~ and South Somerset CounlF of the Currency, Washington~ D. C.

Work w~]~] soon be~in on a new Officebuilding to be Iodated on Route 206, .inthe Station Plaza area, Belie Mead.

National [o Increase its services to

TT~URSDAY M,~ECHgj lq60 T/tE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD ])AGE q

"~ ,lp, Or you may want to crea~ like, Thick, meaty portions are new 4-H project called "A "Place

~~and reid your omelet in half and best for this reeJpe, at Yo.r £Jwn."

- serve it with a sauce, Serves Baked FIsl~ With The peoJcot lg inteMed to de.two to three, Puffy Cheese S~uco velop coMldcncc and abiltW in

It you would like a free copy Piece g ~t~dm of fJ~h porti,~s making barler use ~ tg,mJsinn#s

bulletin on buying sad ~J~g

in a shallow greased baking pan. th0 young pe~on now has oret a coLorful aad lnform~Uve You may cut fillets in two, illuse be will need, based oncrc~wise. Combine ~ cup may- activitle~ and in,crests.

eggs, wrlle or call the ~Jmel~et onnel~e, IA cup grated cheese, "A Place of Your Own" isC~imty Extension Office, County I tablespoon chopped pickle re- open to both boys and girls inAdmlnisfratlon Building, Somer- lisb wRh 2 beaten egg yolks ond town as well as the country.ville, phone RA 5-4700, Rod ask ig~ toaspeotl salt. Fold in 2 beat- Further information about itRF MARY ELLEN BURRI&

~AM LY FAVORITES ov ~niil fJ~b fMke, whea te~tccl

for Bulletin 3]E "The ~gg -- A en egg whites, Cover the fish may be h.d by calling the clubg~)e~’~et Collnty Hom~. A~e~tPrize Package." . portions with the sauce. Bake at ag~n[ in the Bxtensio~ Service

350 degrees fill’ 30 to ~0 minutes O~ice.

Whether you follow special with ~ ffork. The sauce ~hould be SWBET POTATO BRIEFS~ diPtat.y pl’a~.tlces during ~ent ar ~bei~’~ ~ blg supply of sweet/ no{, ]f’s a good idea to ~ervvl ___~ potatoes on the inarkct now~ and

i’n¢:r~ fish to add v~tivty and: HOMF, FUBNISInNG they’re a goed buy, |ncludenu[rJltonel value to A teenager’s ~lJrl,oending~ them on ~’oar Marketitlg ILsL formeals, home c~n holp to dcvelo~ L]te ~ext few weeks¯ There are

Fish provides excellent his individualgy nnd character dozens af ways to u~e them.te~n Iv build end rap#b" ComfvJ’tAbJe ~nd r~tt]’~ivcti~sue and te support ~rowth ~urroundinss help him with If ou like to experiment withthe young. It is on a par wi~ stand stre~cs and te]~inn~, zpines in’ your cooking, sweetmeats in feed value but Parents have a responsibility po f a lo alleges a~e for you.costs less. io help fltetr children recognize ~weet~ are enhanced In flavor

An adequate diet should the,difference between well de- by nutmet, cittllamo n and a11"

~Jde two or more servings e~ch signed furnishings at~d those spice, The flavor and textureday from "the group of protein that are "navel" ur "smart." alSO combines well with suchl~e~ds -- meaL~, fish, poulf~ or After selection of furnishings other f~nds as bits of bacon,egg~. Thi~ rule holds for old and comes their arrangement to crushed pineapple and apple

young alike, make them most ttseful and con- alld nutffleats,

th’p~psrg~g fish, it is Import- ve~Je~t, Young I;eeple frequent.~" . ~e~e’s somet~mS abotn a ~=l~en brown Puffy crueler m~d~ant not to overconk it, Some ly need guidance along this line. When bayinS sweet ~otataes.

Parents should e~cot~rage buyonlywhet~ouw[lhisewltg-at t~ts cole theft tags the maker as ~m e~pert eook, cooks spell fish by coeking tt toolong or at too blgh tempera. Shelf boys and girls between 1o in a-few days. They c~n~f betures, To keep R tender and and g0 to find out more about a stared at home for vez~ long.~UNT ON EB(]S S~ees). B~e I~til knife in~erted

Eggs Carl1 be COSt’teed o=1 for in center eome~ out clean, f2 to ~uicy, c~ok fish Jt~! tmfll if;four good reasons -- flavor, ace- ]5 minutes, flakes cosily with a fork,~omy, II~tritioia and variety,What bememaY~r ~ not p]e~s- Use two forks to separate The .following recipe is SUS,

ed to find large eggs tn plentiful omelet into ple-chaped pieces, geste~ /or a" baked fish dish,

~uPP]F rind economically prLc-which you will serve batten side Use any kind of fish you

in l d. FRANKLL TOWNSHIPTIME~g~ aft~ in me.us ~d be r"--" t~O mode.fer,ea~h other look L~ --,,,,qvalue to your ~e01s. , Or~

Esgs contain high ¢luelityprotien, Vitamin* and m~eral~An egg a day is a reeommeitded

a total habit.TO buy eggs w~t~[~" eomider ~,~ g N

the g~dg as Well ~4 the tize. CUSTOM-MADE.

s~ry" of the egg. Top qubiityesgs when broken oat of the SOFA’ AND~el] have a large propor~in~ stthick white which stands Up well TWO ~lAll~around a firm high yolk. ~ ~K ~ ~

For best quallty~ bey eggs IWYfrom refrigerated ea|es, Eggs,like meat a~ rusk, are perl*h- ¯able food and ~eed ~ be kept A~ FMunder ~’e~rtgeratinn te preserve ’ s~O’~Ofl~O~Shelf ~uelify, ~ DmpeHe~

< " Eggs may be serVed around

i" the clock for breakfast, lunchdinner L~ hundre~ ofalone or in combination with Each Monday evening at q:30, Townshipother ~aods. They are quickly and 91 "W, M.~IN ~"t~E~ .

I easily prepared. In fact from . so~wJ~z Manager William Seminars br/ngs yon up tothe lover’s vie~olnf, eggs

, t~L~pen*a bJe to mes~ a~ r~ea) elk "S-~n~ date on the activities of the Franldln Township

i~preperati~n.

Per a breakfast, lunch or din- Goverltglent --Luterviews with key Govern.

meat Officials.

¯ Guests Monday, March 7spoons butler or marqarfne~

slmmer~g water until cheese is ~melted, stirring ¢onstnnlly,

Add salt to egg whites. Bea~until shiny and whlfes leavep~epks l~t fo]d¯evql: "~heq "~at-[er,B,wjthdrawzL , , ...Add.l~br to yo%~ and behe

untiL tbich and lemon e~lored,"

PAGE l0 TEN YHANKLtI~ NEW~.~.feCORD "I~17,gDAy, MARCNg, ~0~.~.

Real Estate Real EstateReal Estate , / , . ¯ ̄ \¯

Seven and five acres, 7-rectoHll]ghorough, Am Buyers ~A~.500 Down .I03EPII BIELANgK! dweIEag, i~ baths, basement,

Avor good ]c~atlon ethow room and quietness cf country o11 hchl, a.¢ar ilIarage, large slot-living, ~nly mlrtutes to shopping and schools, Sparious 3-bodroem R~ EEtffto AJ~q~N~J’" age reor~ and farm bulldlr,~i, .ranch home with bear attached garage, 100x2~ landscaped .tot. Good comMnalion for nice houseOt~er extras. Compare and buY, $1S,500, Terms arranged.

, CLAREMONT ROMF~ or offices and light tedastt~-y.Elizabeth Ave., Franklin Town-Full Price $14~000 custom built ranch .and split level homes from $17,000. Ca bus ship. EL d-~95.

All Buyers 11500 Down Me l~ttod on MIErione Need, Hfl~ber~f~ Twsp., one of the bestNo a project but individual homes. Look at what you get: 4 tocMtelw in Somemct County, Model home eor~ts of e large r~r~, ManviLle, north side. Modertt

hodrooms arge k chen with wall oven and crosier.to raltge, foyer, basement, g~ heat, birch cabte¢~h G.E. btdit-in oven and 7:room house and garage. Screen-living r~mm. ful basement. See ̄ them now while ~ey [as~ range. 1~ eeraralo die baths, large vanity and mirror. Abe cedar od porch, large basement, oil hot

~bukee, flbergle~s insulation, ourl~ end gutte~, maeod~ rc~A and water heat, fireplace, built-inManville driveway, ~ ttcre lots. Will comtder trade for smaller home. oven and range¯ wall-to-wall cer-I~rge size’d.r~m new Cape Cod home now under e~tructlon.

~petlog, excel]ant ]~ation. Calle * .

tt has 4 rcor~ and tile bath on first fLoor 2 r~oms and bath on ~d~ri~qLll ~A 2-0394 after ~ p,m,second ricer. Lot 80xl00. lt¯s a bargaui at $1L500. . Modern S-room home, oil heat, all rity utilities, range, storm

Two-Faintly - $11,200 ’ window., g bedrooms, large loi, excellent for large ruraLly. $14,80d. PARILLOManvilLe, near ~dgh school, ~-family masonry income home. Manville- South Side

Four rooms and bath in each apartment. ALso on same property, REAL ESTATE~r~m cottage. Total monthly income $170. ExceLlent investment, MOdern 2-famiLy home, 4 room~ and bath each apartment Im~.

Hillsborough - Green Hill Sectionmeat, garage, $18,900.

AGENCY Inc.Owners are selling because of Joh transfer. Must bare a quick Manvt~|e - North Side ~ 6. Main Street

Modern S.r~m Cape Cod home, oiL heat, 1~ baths, basement,Manville Professional But~d~ag~ale on their 3-pedroom spSbleve]. They have priced the house macadam drive, 2.ear garage, $16,900.down to rock-bottom. Come in and buy now.

aA ~-4~60

Manville - North Side Manville, South Side PALKO.BUILT Wmvine-Wes-I Modern 5-room ranch home? Gas heat, storm windo~, enblvsed ton ~ffietlon:Tou asked for it -- and here it is. A new, large 4-bedroom Cape :patio, macadam drive, garage. $13,d00+

Cod home, 1½ baths, 80xlO0 let. Rxcetient home for your children T~ ranch homes, 81dorsketo live and play in. FUll price $10,~00. Manville, North Side Avenue, consisting of Ilvihs

Hlllsborough Two.family home, 4 rooms and hath downstairs, $ rooms and room, dining area, ~lebefl.

bath upstairs, expamioe attlo~ off heat, basement, garage. Std,800.full basement, one’at at*ached..41& new 3.bedroom ranch home, attached garage, large kitchen, ¯three bedrooms, one tile troth,

dining room, spacious living room, full basement, 100X3SS wooded garage, all utilities¯ Lot 100 xlot, Just minutes from town. Asking $17 900. Manville toO. Sallies price $1d,Od0,

Modern d-~oom Clpe Cod he~e, ex~ attic, curb~ macadam ManvSle, Weston Sectien.-4-Hillsborongh - $16,900 road. Lot 50 x 200. $1S,800. room Cape Cod with expar~o~

Down Payment - $2,900 Manville ~t~, con.isRng of ltvtog morn,ka~en, 2 bedrooms, tile bath,

Assume this FHA mortgage and save on this 2-year.old, 3-bed. New 2-family home, S rcom~ a~d bark each apartment, built.to full basement. Complete stormreom home¯ Attached l-car garage, full basement, gas, hot water ovens and ranges, separate gas bel water heat. basement, garage, window and screen tosteHati~heat. Aluminum screens and storm windows. BuiLt-in oven and[ let 80 x 100. $~,500, " Let 60x100.range. Rough plumbing in bssem, ent; +100x218 landscaped lot, Mul-

l

tiple listing. JOSEPH BIEL.M~SKIno.m Payment -- $I,000

Full Price -- $15.~00

Land, Land Red E~ffo A[~@~ Monthly Payments -- tl04

HiJlslmrough -- l%-acre plot. $2,400, JOHN M~HALICK~ ASSO~IA’~E RROKgRincluding taxes

Manville --.120x100-foot 10t, $4,000+ t0 S. Main St., Manville RA 5-1995 FINANCING

South Bound Brook u no a~swer cas aA e-lee0 or ~ 9-S0co. NEVER A PROBLEMAll buyers can assume this 4*§% morlgage on this lovely $-rc~m[

COMPLETE MORTGAO~ ’ranch home; eO x 100 wooded let. Pull price $1~,500. Real Estate Real Estate F~ boase, hit ~nd well Pick ~your ]eL, Include it in completeManville - North Side MassiVe. S. 21st Ave. Montgomery Tow~hip -- mortgage. MoLly Pitcher Homes,

A new 3.bedroom ranch home, large kitchen, living room, fuLL acre~ some large tree~ goodI Route 22 Lebanon, N. J. phonebasement, gas hot air heat, tiLe hath. Good. buy at $14,900. ,Now Under Construction

rRnnLng stream. A buy at $~.5d0. Lebanon ’335.Fice.room ranck, tile bath, Montgomery Township --Brldgewater~ Near 906 birch cabinets, Hotplot range ranch homes, 3 snd 4 bodroom~

Close to schools end shop ’ng. Builder built this house f~r him- sad oven. Still time to choose in- to be built on Sunset Road ~’~ovitlg ~[ TrnekJl~self 6 years ago, has brick ~ront, spacious Living room. 3 bedro~n~s,terior colors. Priced at $1~.000. Ready for occupancy by July 1.modern kitchen, dining rOOm, pantry off kttchen, gas hot waler Priced from $19.500 to $24,900, STEV~ C, SOPKOheat, 2-c~ garage, 100 ~ 275 tot. Asking $24+~00. SO, 16th ~ 21sf Aveso Prints available. Agents for

New 2-family home. 4 re~ms Bradley Oarden~ -- 5-room WHEATEN VAN L1NRS. theMany Other Listings Available and bath each apartment, full bungalow, 3 bedrooms, tile bath,

eeilar and attached garages, modern kitrilen, hot water oil t~a~t-to-Coa~t

KRIPSAK AGENCY Curbs and gutters, aluminumheat, l<ar garage. Asking Movh~ and Storage "storm sash included. Priced at $~3,500 M N Iqth Ave.. Manvh~

Member ~ Multiple Listing Service $22,500.LISTINGS WANTED EA 9.775~

d. O. Matter, Moving ~ ~I’dek-SB S. MAIN ST. RA 5-6581 MANVILLE ADAM JAKELSKY, Vincent K. Flannery ~. Local and long alL, Lance. pt-

Real Estate . BUILDER " ReMtor ano hoLsSng. AE [~d~ lneure~,93 So. IBth Ava. Manville Route 20e, STATION SQUARE expert handgng RA ~-491~.

The Real Estate Listings of RA 2-3t0~ HA 2.3747 BELLE MEAD, N. J.~.ea2~ ~L ~-es~ MORE CLASSIFIEDS

J. R. CHARNESKI AGENCY Growing UpFor the famiiy with growing Wanted to Buy MORE CLASSIFIEDS

ARE PUELISHE1) TODAY IN OUR DISPLAy children. A four-bedroom homeADVEETISEMENT ON ANOTHER PAGE in an excellent section of Bound Carpenter wants trim on con-

Brook. Asking $25,000, tract. Call between ~ p.m. RA CLASSIFIED RATES42 S, MAIN ST., MANVILLE, RA 2~70 5-7S7S..... SEE OUH RECENT LISTING8 -- The ManvlEe News

Real Estate Real Estate Fetteriy ¯ Haelig Co, andTelevisJ°V°:lT-teeb table21dneh’models.20-inchA%v The l~al~ll a New$-geeoed,’-"----’-7"--"---’:--. ~ -- ’ , ¯ ’ " make or condition, C~II after 5 E- ¯

Saeri.fice! Opt health, yourI i.se.h Paiko ’Muildeir I~P W. Union Ave, Botm<t Brook m aA 9.4043+.

,8outh 8omerlet New~ ,

¯ ~v ~a 9 =f ,~ i ¯ . ¯ ,., , ., , . -r - . .goo¢ for~ne. If y~u are Intrust- I

SIS ~+ Perch Ave. Manville ~ e.~0~’ ~,, "-,’ ’ ¯ =’* " ; " ’ " ’ ALL S PAPERS, ", ed in an 8-r~m ranri3 houseI ~And~-h ~841 -+" ’~" "- ~ ~-’ ’ ~ltnaMon8 wanted j

" I~ "’ [ ’ " o’ ]ad in . -, , ~ e "- ~ d~, ~,. ~ai+tqla ~ . + ,.w# one-ha f ge?’e ~. ~ ’~I dl m , . FOR.ONE pint,El~;I-~,,~h T~w.oht~ ~.. ~l Bus ng nd remodel ng, Bee EL e-10 d W waeh ehl drer~ n my

--ut"of’~81~ ca Eobe.~ T,lCusto~ J~gllt ben3gs toL.+%le u.--=., u..,..-, .,~-- ’ home Mr Worklng mother 6mil6,Powers ~tt Oldwtek 95-J" . ’ ’ ¯ : ..... ’ " ~ " ¯ . ’ ’ ’ "

’ - " ~-I WANTED . ¯ ̄ " - ~-" ’ . ~mam~r,~ per, lmm~o~~ta" ff~’ BUILDING LOTS HHlsberough--Do you need lots Of room? This is It! Eight-room BEnd ’a~, to which repli~ a~

Contact house completely done ever, egterier nnd Interior. All new copper ~ to this +ne~t~tager--~ALFRED OIOMR~’TTI ptomblnE and electric wiring t~r~ghoat, Two ~oaths, 4 ~edrooms, t~ earn ~ lmmmo.,

320 White Ave. ~f/[snvlll full stile and la#~ bssomant..~lt rooms are very large ~ bright¯ and ready for immodlaW occupancy. N~ down peyment to qualIRod ’ Hyphm~tted "w0odl oOunl m

RA ~-0g~8PHA buyer. Prl¢ed to sell t14,400. ~ " ’ ~We or laors WO~ Im Ihe Im~

Fimnklln, Hlllsborough, Men1 .... " .... ~y ~,~.’e£~0pbu!*A~ i~ttttt~/e~ ttt~$orrmrytewnshllr~,Ranehhomes, , .... i.,. B’ALPERN. AGENCY.’: ’,~ : w~,. Mt~,wer~bmem.split leveler Cotenl~h~ tht,131s,.and + " " " +building sites. AE prices, Francis ..... ¯ .. . + Item al ~le W01~I¢~e~tato.~gtaaes . ,~ ~od J0Ave., ~uile Mead, NL ~-elgx, -~..Hd00-. ’ ¯ .: ~ ~gam’v.21e ~te~

~V~SnAY. M A~CR S, m0 " , , TZE ~EA~g~IS NEW~aECOan FACE ,n" For Sale Fo, Sale.

COUIIIC~ S]aI~LS~.,k q~tR.~ ~tore de~ld’ng on¯the a~netmt of the reduction.

SINGER Uncut flrewood,’~tal and used Then, slid Mr. Snyla~th, the¯Board’s B’ DISCOUNT SALE

t~r~|ture. B& a-dj~uLTI~DOp M U et

C~qn01t w’gs obliged to resubr~itthe" s~me hadgat eh~ce thgre bBd

F~ur burial p~ts l~.¢ated th At the meeting last week been 11o ce~sultetiott.Uged Sewing Machines ~a.khn Me~isi P~rk. New mll~re.~ SohcaL JaQk

~0 000 Mayo~ P~.ey again eased fo~Brtmsw.~k, Pric~ ~..If ~poet~ Ira Leltdau,,Robertt questions from the Council.Final Week - Hurry eared call RA g-~.87, and Donald Van "Dsursew be- There was only silence, ~nd he

~ame lel Class scouts and Jacob; (Centinued from Page 1) adjourned the r~ceting.Electric Portables ..... $9.95 up GrJABANTEED USED C~RR Henry reaabed the 2d Cth~i The resolution last /tight.Electric Consoles . $14.g5 up Sales arid Service rank. Monday who.. in Jotht ~es~ion three days before the legal

Also several re/~3ssesstht~t ~nd NYBO AUTO SALES Re be r t dead]i~e, called for a rethwtion~lth the Counci[~ they were not ~ $1,000 it~ capital ouli~y andnamed Eagle Palrol,told where the outs shetdel be and MP,000 in current expen~v~

exchanges drastically~ reduced,etffiliateg with Ally Bees. ~arage John PMamaque became

SINGER e~ E. Maht St. g~ anh The new petition of A~sist. made. The Coun~U could not ask for

’ ¯ SEWING CENTER aA &972g ant senior Pst~:d Leader w~s C~Eed lo meet by I~w be. any cut J~ debt service ~ncethis portion of the budget wasgiven to Ira Landau. fore the Council could make its []tot submitted to the voters.

.53 W. MAIN STREET Help Wanted , Pi~ for ~erfa~t atfend~nee re~oi~mendatton, tha t~e t~iesSOMERVILLE INTERESTING were awarded to Donald Van gathered in Plne Grove School. The reduction brings the ~ofal

Deursen sod Robert Hukow. Mayor 8palido~ Pr~sey asked budget to ~l,87k,297., SALES OPENING czyk. the o.ly eom~cilma.ic question M~ye#s StatementEA 6.0044 Open Friday EverRngs

FOR A MAN IN TiffHogs, wkola or half, sautapo, MANVILLE AREA

during the meeting. He qua/- In a prepared statement,E~eFvieeo tioned a $10,0C0 sttrpiu~ item i. Mayor Pusey spoakisg for the

~iee~tH~e hea:~~ G~]~eebtHea~-( An?iYeOUarWee~l a uai.tnd In the We buy and sell used guns. ~ bz~laet ~d wan t~ld thatCom~¢ll said: "Since this year’s

s d., ’ M Hq the board deemnd it "good bu~i- second budget ~eterendum wasFL 9-5995 . ave you eve¢ Top dollar paid. DeCieeo’s Sport. :~e.ts" ~o keep a small yesecvedefeated by a subsle~tia] m~r-

sold automobiles* Do ou re--- ---- ¯ y p ¯ ing Goods. 31 S. Main, Manville. for’"eontinge.cies’, g(n, the Council fen that Rs re-NEW LOCATION sent a neat appearance? aA 5-0354, seonsibility to the me.date of

TEMPLE THB~FP SHOP ff the answer is yes to at least Eoard Presldenl Arthur West- the voters could only be exer-

l~ East Main St. 2 v~ the above questions, you Income tax returns prepared neat said that more than half ofch;ed by reducing the budget.

Somerville may be qualified for an openin~ by apPolntment. Call EA 2-3~7. the surplus already kas been ac-NO other action could be takan

Nearly New Merchandis~ with our firm that will offer to~ A. V~silantene, 20 ~eeer St., counted for in payr~ent of)y mW governing b~dy when

EVERy THU’RS. & ~IDAY salary if you are willing to work SomerviEe, N, 3, sewer bill a~d tuliion~ to ~eeei~~rese.lnd with such a clear-cut

2 A.M. to 12 NOON For interview. Call HA 5-3020 ink schevl districts¯Fennessy Butqk. the., Somerville. WE DO NOT MAKE Lemand.

.~ WEDDING CAKES[ ~ne mayor catlnd on othe "Tile C~tteil as a whole he-SAVE ON Legal stenographer. State ex. WE CREATE THEM! coancilmen to ask questions, but

lJeves that the ~ltS0,00~ rnductirmparlance, salary ~xpeeted. Write

none did. The governing offh[ does not Impair the quality olSLIPCOVERs

Box A. The News, Princess Bake Shop cists had conferred about the educailon in Franklis, nor doesAND DRAPES RA 24289 budget over the weekend prior

it in any way effect the saIaPyAVON $9 S. Main St., Manville to the joint ~neeting. guide of on" teachers who re-

Board members, after a briel calve $200 increments annuM.100,000 YARDS

Aa honored ngme ~’@r 72 years Hoehstein’2 Bakery silence, challenged the C~uncPly,"OF FABRIC thvL~ you to look into an esnx- ~ 2-0ill to divulge the amount of indi-MADE TO SELL Jr* epportunJty that has brought IV1 W. Main St.. Somerville vidual cuts requested and wheresuccess to thousands of.womne. )FO ,5.oo =IN PAH th. were ,o be ad. I the MallA friendly, pleasant way to ~akeYour eboLee of ~slly fabrl~ ~l your spare time proYitable. 40% MAR/HE SUPPLY "Sligh~/y lrrespolts~fe"

less than half price, thanks te a Commission. Write Box 208) A~therized The mayor declined to reply.far~ott~ ~antt~seturer’s cl~u! PbSlipsburg. H.d. do~n ~fotors D~aIer but he was pressed" for an ar $¢hoM B~dge~All guaranteed washable, first I Rm Interested in a young Boat~--Motors~TraJler swan Editor, The News-Rc~ord:quality. Crow~ ~uara.t~es work.

man to trai~ for a managerial gxperier~nd Services & Bepair~ "If cuts are anticipaled." sab Now that the responsibility foetnsnthlp and fit. Easy budget positisn with one of the largest EL. 27 opposite Embers N~st Mrs. Eleanor Weisenb0rn "it’~ cut log the budge is up o hei termlt, CaR t~:al repr~sent~tlve financlai orga.izafioo~ in the FrS.~kiin Park DA 9.220g shghtly )rrespon~ible not to,C~ne I e’s see how they canfor free estimate. Telephonecountry. Must be high ~hool question the board on the" renal- I ru n he a ’eady pool~ edt eerie,"Crown Decorators" El 8-8g02.graduate, draft exempt and Ol~K~ BU~ ~O~g b ty of the CUtS " ~ -’ .ystem and make tt even worseI~3~S0ss nn automobit~. On]y

17 blvl.l~ton Ave. "If we’ve going to have con- than it is now. I h~ve heartlFENNSYLVANfA meai, lerestnd in a long range New Bru.n~wi0k~ N, J: su]tatio,." remarked Julius Sib from many people that they areEVERGREEN career )teed apply. Call RA ~omptete Secretariat and vex’, ’<Let’s have consultation." pulling theb" children out of theSEEDLINGS 04d0 for ~pl~intment. AceountVag Co~. C0unc/Imnn Michael L/s[ ex. Township schools because they

We have the best fop Christ- Avon Products. Inc. has open- Day and Night ClassespI~Ded )bat the Co~neD w~* can’t affol’d to Jeopardize their

ffl~ trees, [rig for women without previous ’Pelepllane; C~laft.ef P-0.~4~prohibited by law from Listing chiLdren’s education.PINES busln~s experience, but willing R CA TS

HUIlt, HepaLredspeelfic lier~s tel’ radiation. The At present many mothers areSPRUCES FIRS to lesrn. Pleat.ant. profitableand Flbergisgted. Courmil only sets the amount to working to help Day for the tU[.

j work. For appointment write Ig N, Skin ~ $I1~ he sliced ~fom the total apFo-o, thin of their chiMren in sehool~Beam for listing tedey!Box 208. Phillipsburg. N. J outside of the Township. I forSCHROTK’S NURSERy BOat kiln and set.stories, priadons, he ~ald.

Zndisna, P&40 percent e0mmlsslon.

:railers, r~ntals ar.d parts. "We can thc~w li right back one am very disgusted with the

STAUFFER FOp Rent VOltSI & M~NNA ~’Boat Works" in yOL~r lap and you have to live quality of the teachers in the

~’- * HOME REDUC~O PIJtE" Old Bridge CL 9-0202 with it." added M~. Lisl. system r~ht now.

Free Deraon|traSo~ --Three-r~m apaxtment, second117 Main St, Mr. Sliver shrUgged: "What IS The Taxpayers ol Franklirt

the spirit af this consukatloa?" [no.. a very vociferous mhmr/./’4"0 Obligation. of c~ti"N, floor, hot water and bath. 716 KI 5.’/289 KI 5-2000 To get intorrr~tio, on the ty. has managed to stir up pea-

NAKC~ WF~T Fable A~, Manville. Pb~e BEDbfOND’S bndget~ rap/led the mayor, pie isle believing ~hat they knewPEapagk 8.07~ EL 6-7707. "Then you have sufRcient in- what’s going on in the ~hoolsCa)/ ~ TEn~ WA~H~TO MACHIIq~

formation o, all i~ems~" ~sked and they know where cuts canFor 2 gentlemen, in Maavlite. SERVIO~ Mr. Silver. be made. Who are they fooling?~’elevisis~s: S 2t-inch, 1 20- bedroom, private kitchen, bath, Home L¯UndXy SpecJ~ Cotmcilman Warren Huff Who are these people anyway?inch, 2 l?.ineh, i ~#-~ch. CaRfree weekly cLeaning, bedding, li[ackstone, M ayt aS, Norge. c]aiMnd the Council only WanLedI would like to ~ee a list of their’RA fl-4043, Carl’s Radio & TV, utilities. RA 2-3985 or RA 8~*/30. W~rlp~01~ Keq~mor~ ~otPO~zt to determine school br~ard acti- names in the newspapers and

II Baby Carrie4~e, very cheap.FOUr rOOms and bath. Heat, B8 Throop Ave,, New Brunswic~ tude on sor~e lterr~, what they have done for the

~Also ~ortable wash tubs. aA 2- bet water and gera4~e ~peee fur-

{SorvJe~s wa~hklg m~eh~s# However, Mr. Silver perslst- community. Where are they get-2~89.

nlshed. Adults only. Separate an- fo~ over 2~ yeats.) nd. He decisred that he knew ting the money (they can’t af-

SOlIL~g Out a~i ceramic green, trane~ a~d y#r~. ~tI9 per week. that tke cuts were based in part ford) to print their leaflets toware and supplies. 30 to 50% RA 5~0~. DNG’ONDr~OE~LLy on approl~rlatlot~ for a high defeat the budget and also to

off, Weldlich Ceramics Studlo~ FurnLshed rooms for gentle. Grd~. REBUILT ~hoOl principal, more 4he, hire s ~.ound truck to gn through

2M N. 3rd Ave., Manville) RA 5. men. kg~ N. gtb Ave.. Manville. ~ffrige~atm’E ’L~ $9,000 and a reserve of $13.000 the ¢ormnunRy ~ stir up mobfor ~tachets’ sala~ i.cteaavs, cesp~nse lo oppose the budget?

t .M~4. Eve,),gs only. ? to IO p.r~. Three rooms ~nd bath) Vane. at~d AutO~aNo Wltaherl~ "I want to get ~y, two-o~nts Where are the people who thinkGas stove, .~t~ll tlan blleds~ h~t av~ kot wa ar in a0w, P ke sttid after 16armingfor thernselvee i,’the ,31ownchip?

Just like new; $~01 1947 le0k Roosevelt Ave. *M~nvflisI’/ve ~lht~l (~) dow~". tint there wo¢ld not ,be a pub- " The wt’lter’was ~t the heari~S

t~auth, new battery, new tires,Four ro~ms in M~nville, all ~t’O ~U¯~ ($~) ¯ lib bed/ring dd the’ ~ot~dfl~a’de- to cut the budget and there were

eisior,, " ’ ’ , abodf 100 peapLb there’ ’fer’ the---- buc~get ~0 about 1 .op~ed ~o it.

~nnlng’~0tldlll0n. EL g-g2e3.~ro~ mehts. B~ t’ RA ~l~’f. T. ][~’]~’~’LTO~" i Eou~fimsn (~orgd Cbnsovoy, Wad say~ that a" yocEgroas’ mb

rdt’cebtad’ ATTENTION T~ree rm~w~ and hath, heat ~ed I~,201 W, Mk[n St., B0~-’Ir~ plsindd that. theh~t wa~: No~chlld~n or ~et~. nori~y ddee not W,L~ eht? Eel ~o

.... HOMB OWNERS North side, Mgnvlile..RA ~-’/2~8. "]hmt0~ ’Authcrlze~" ’: rot" denned ~cifie c~s, meEt[on the $~r0~ 0r rndre "S/at’J8

SPF~tL l~C]~’ ’ Furrdsbed te~liee wRh heat,~ lk ~Ndeviaie~ a total red~li~t., wasted’Every tline a flew *tote is

ga~, electric e~q bethroom faeli- ~alea ~ ~trvl¢* ’qf you make a out you r~ust take~. TMS tunney that they

2~X~"x6~O)) -- S~ ’F~. tiles s~pplled. Jtmt llke be~e, P~ ~ g4100 know where," ~a~ ~Em, Waken- ~an’t ~ox~i e~hnr. "

~0~’ mel~’O~; ~’0up;’~, lS E’, ~ kerll, " We11~ |t)g upto ~he Cott~cR to ’m;tke or break the edueatisa~))X4~):~vO )) -- 4~’~.~. Ave,, ManvR~. ~ &a l~W~tl~n sysd~m el F#ankiM..g~Him

- ’ ITHE . Bo.~ ~ber w~ ~ Mr~ ~ U~,m, er "

li~’ ":~"~ "’~ ~t..falm.~.~,-~ ,,..ftt~.t~u.!~ : :. ,: , ,~x~m~t~=~. ,’. ~,~.~.,.~~,’-,to #~u. . ¯ ..’ ,

pAG2 L~ ~E3 FBANKLIN NEWS.RECOND T~UBSDAy, MARCHa, IN0

; ’ Falcons and Firecrackers To p..,TEN _ " ’+

day 8t g p,m. whn~ B meets Inc,.o . ,.o+o+_o_o+¯

.the County AcLmtul~ationPIN The, Fireeraehem ~ Falool~ Miller ~ IS.point cmtput. Leo Building for its monthly seesinn.

01ulehed Brat ~ace’~turday Jv Madame hil nine tot the other

ALLEY + oth...d N he.. d,ul...e,ENJOY

lens respe~Bvely of the Eecrea. The Rockets.also capita zedttOfi COUnCIl Bqg~qers League the Hawks’ loss snd fought

r ..... in Middlebu~h School. back from a 9-7 deficit al lnte~

Commtmity 1 scored- its third] Members of the "Club" were With one game retnainth S onmission ta edge the Cardinals V +ee Danestraight sweel+ Thursday in the Roy Seitz o/ Ltberly, 205; Art the sosedule the Crackers, gO, 25.17. Billy Blttay scored 10 fop i~

Volunteer FIPemen’s League onIRotmaeau of Hast]ton. 21];

lead the Eagles by two samos, the whqners While Gary AdamsHamilton Recreation lanes and Frank Seeharg of Trian~hl, gl0; The champions wrapped up the led all scot’era with lL EVERY

closed to within four games of Vinnie Caps]be of Alto’s, g]0 (itle Saturday by rdppuls the Playofte |n Pine Grove com.

the lead and one game of .... d and 201; Ste~e Buesek ~l Tri- Vikings. ]6-13. 131 the last quar. petition also t~ke place on Mar. SAT. NITEplace, angle, 209; A] Wenze] of Atorrd¢ tar. Rich MyhCe hit eighf points lg tt~ess Be oeettr In

Millstone took the odd game 209; Larry CoSier of Fre~hlin for the winners and Glen Arne- division, Mimic by AI Tobias Oreheateafrom Franklin Park 1 and Police, 204i Cherlie London of sen had nine for the Vikings. ¯

stands at 52-14 in fir~. Franklin AIlo’s, 201, and Joe Borvath of Jim Rill ~aced the Falcons ~ f*-YEAR PINS . NO (X)VER.--NO MINIMUMPark at 49-17 holds a slim Inad Seaboard. 201. ¯ the clincher wlth 18 points, col- Vlr~inM Karrhazin of 63 Hol

. over CommtmRy, Don Napelitaao of Madame’sscoring the Blackhnwhs ainne as lyw0od Avenue and He 1 en AT TBE~ast Franklin swep~ Grigg$ built 181+ l~0 sad 20f si~ilg[ee isle lhe Bnal score was g2-]4. B.~y Poinn.skf of 20 He’me Street both

lown 2 to stay in fourth at45,21 highseto~ 5~1, Flgier and Delmls Gabbinelli received five - Fear FALCON CAMPl~nd Middlebush kept pace by Waiter’s TV bumped Easlon split 12 ~J~ts to share ho~lOYSJeSt m~nlh for servicehlanklng Frsnklin Park 2 a~td Spa nut of third In Hamilton for the losers- Johnson & Johlt~on in New r Off Bt. 808, B. Semervlsenow holds fifth with dg.24. Sunday Mixed and used the The Hoyn]a in second behind Brtm~edck.

The rer~aining teams are far sweep to stay four games ahead Fainon8 brushed past the Red-hack, the closest No the ]cadets with s 4~-2~ ~eevrd wings.. 20 - 18 Herman CULWbeing Grlggstown L 29-3’~+ which .Verge Oii lost a g~rfte to Mr. dropPed In eight points for thebeat 2rM District 2~-~’~. Anlhony’& but It]ll held le¢ond ednners a~d Tony Zuchowski

Me,sere of the "200 Club" at 42,30. Hamilton Lanes odd- notched eight

¯ ~ere J Keller 214 m~d ~03. W+ g~r~nd PhS*$ Gulf ~l~d CSIDb~The E a 8 )c a w~Itoped the ~*A S2020

Paris 221. R. BJelke 201, E. Ctm- into third at 40½-31s~, onet gameKnight~ 38.8 to hold second 8AT, and SON,thngham 292, J~. Bel’ing ~l. W. ahef, d of Eaainn+ ] place th the Southern halt, Ken [~11.~ MAECH ~ & g

Toth 207, A, Toth 206 and P. Township Pharmacy, 34½- Wagner tallied 14 and MattGII~T

~asceliJ 218. gTY~, won the add one from Au. F)yrm tour to win team honors.toast Music, the glib-place After the seasen wind-up Bat- Cine’mascope

Atomic Ener&v Comrni~inn, team with a record of 38~4. utday the champs in both dict. Saztdra DeeLiberty Mutual and Madame’s Middlesex Farms shutout Seven sions will clash Mar 12 to Secide

ALSOContractors each notched 2-1 Up* in sixth with 37~5 and ga~- the league witmer,vlctortes last week in the Twin ed sevemh with ~-37. Sisler Division ehemD!ons in the Be- s~V~ld & InnocentCounty Handicap League Io Bros. left the cellar by edgL~ girmers League tn Pine Orove

keep standings among the lead- Brownies. Schoo~ will both be vtewned on Cinema#cope

era the same, Dave Derm and D~n Anthony te final Saturday, Audio Murphy

Atomic took Somerset Meat shared high game honors Nor Po~thhl 4-W~ty "I~e C.q~TOONA three-way tie could result in SAT, g:20 ~ S~. I:~0

and stil3 leads by 4~ games men with 233 and J~mn Brock-the Eestem sec+J0n SorT:sen the CONTINUOUS

With a 48-24 mark. Llbe~ty’$ win man’s 18~ set the pace for WOle.+Rawks, Jesters and Cardinals.

over FrardEin Police held them enIn second and Masema stayed al Members ~/ the "go0 Club" AS ~fand even with 44 rewrd~half game back in third after ; far men were Dann 283 and 201. ~nd if each win the league would ~ ~ l~tin~tripping Triangle raise. * Anthony 220, Charge Donaenk~be thrown Into a tie EONRTI’IONED~ DAI~Y I’.~I

~t]o’a Amoco, in last place at 231, Flash FlisZ~r 2~B, Art Roue- In the event all three lose, the2~ - 47 scored a sweep over seau ~. Bruce F echensts n ~ Rockels+ 3-5. eo~d create a RA ~’HS8 CI~N~N’UOD’I

’ , , four-way tie by beeUng the Ray+ 8.~a.. N, J.Sinp s Flower Shop 8nd Ram ]- arid 209, Ray Dull 2~t, J m Ray SAT. t~ SUN.ion Tavertl, 2Tt~..44t~, blanked du 2~2 and ~ and Fred Brown als Of Bee Western division,

Seaboard Mill, 38.38. gH and 20~. In the latter section, the STAET8"~:..~m~’ ~~g~¯ ~. -- - Highe for the women belonge~ Globetrotlers lead with a 6 . ~AI~~

¯

ATTENTIO~ to Joan Broekman 18fi. Barbara mark and on y he Fa cons with M WED.t ~e+ ," ~-

Laird 120, M~ll~e Maza ]74. L~r. a 5~ record can gain a tie.

" BOWLERS " rains I"leekenstein 173. Elen, Last week, the Trotters beatW~jda I~2, Rele~ Toth 172. A~n the Haw~ 33..?,3 with Larry

BOWLING BALLS B~ring i~l and Dathy .englandM.~ma .eo¢ing 2s ~oin,. ~oh~r%~.~ K’~H ~M0~:O~. ~.~Oflsed while ym~ wait 17~. Kee had 11 ia a ]r~thg cause,

PL~OGI~G - ItEDEILLINO Pteekensiein’s 613 wa~ high The FaLcons kept pace with a

’ACE HISTRInI~/’Of~ set. Haydu ~cored 8o0, Brown 18.1g victory over the Eagles. ,.L20~ .~iin.-Mon~=Tue~, M~Ip. 6.’.7.~had 588. Dann hit 576 and Pile.! Larry Garvin registered 12 and

~ ~~ITA ~O~HSAM MICALE’S z~p ro0ed 571. ’Ed Magistrini had fo~. ¯

PRO SHOP mgh women’s sets were Barb, I With the Rawk~ Losing, the

s re Ls+d .+ Oer,s Rhe. j deste.s gs,ned a ,,e ohppm ANIIOtlY FII IClOSA+$ Morrl~ St. K/g,~7,~’+ ...... ’+~r 09" "+I, + ’ "n~ El++" W’+d’ " ++ J ++ ++’’+ ’++’ be~’d "+++ ~~- -

C~+mm

~.~.. + .... ..~4~./Jll~ Steve Horvath’s bNtzing 66{]and°~-place31.11 PetersenWlth’~3- msrkpoints.

’ ¯ " I Tom ~:dwards took three t~o tRFgft~f~

~]~+.~week of actien in Twin’CountYlArie Thoronm and Ilailed 26 pins ~.~

ve Cl~te Singles League, Ror’I n one game for ~ new sirtgleoath s 250 °17 and }9~ heat ] r n

C/caners+ . ¯ ....l, Edwa d, s, .... oond

B,uce Plecher~stein three timeslwith Fred Raleh~h ay~ Berry .~-y~ "IW ~IJSPEH~ij

] , ~,,i te~ ,t

/ 3tt s’ ( I’\=’"-’°°"+

and earned bim sole posaesslonlo.Eeefe, all with 5-L m~rks, h~tt;

+ ............ 0))29.o?.he leads the trip in points With

I Rounding nut the Top l0 am-

panTy maNmUn poe+ins to tints a+e .no a.a~lt I 11=#1 I! I~U

in° Bill Eichern Gum Syorsi , , . +,

lWed. fl~.~m. M:ar~]:O-]l-12l .++.. 0I+,scke..tein Dennis Totb .ridArt yot~g+ fMV~,I+E EXPER.rtt Ms~h.r, of th~ "cmh" wore ~,o.~..w~.,,.~ ~ ’~I

+ ++ ++°+++++++---.- II P l"~ Ill {1~ IELP ~+g and ~., Bm Toth ~, O’-

~eefe ~o0. Pete Baseelli 210 and ~’m~ltlkllbOOk Of

eSum~gir~l :~00, 13ennis Toth ~O0 and Nick .I~t,}’~l~Fr:~p

Of dSnkt Capozzi 202,

of liquor needt~ ""~"~--’+" ....... ,~r~[ ) i . ’MO RAmL’rON S1%

CASH & CAREY +.,.~mm*.,i~m

"::’i=: "+"~w~C,~0S80’8 ,

BABa

, O~Al~l’ltE q-¢J0~ . ’, ++ , ............ +" + ................. --- ............ -" ’..-" L,

+ :1+ +:’+ " ~ L q++: + +" :’H " ..... ~ ++ +++~ ..... ~+1~ ..... ; ...... : : " :. : .r=.~l?:~=X~ ~ + Lk

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County to Bul]d The Franklin ,

$6~,0000nTowmhipgoadBridgeWS -REC ORDA new Oarretson ~nd Bridge

wil[ be built in Bridgewater bySomersel County at a total cost

MIDDLEBUSH. N. J,, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960

o, d Co ty Salary BeTh,, a. mad°It’s the 8 Get Belate un

ostsby County Engineer Donald.Stires, who won Board of Free- Increases were graRted Qlght made by Freeholder Grace that they deRended upon theholder aulhoPlzat~onto ask bids

t0r Bobert Adams Inlreduce~t evainatmg the work of depaM- exp]dined that "laequLties" In

County employeet Fridw, and Gurisic before the badger was recommendation of departnu~t¯ Apr. t.this was accompILthed hy estab, introdt~c~d that some emp.loyeeshe~d9 for such gindan~.

The Job timetable establishedby Mr. 8tires. after con/erring tlshing new flues for them or deserved but were ~ot getting Mr, Aams’ resoLution carried

with high sehoot officlais in that raising the group number 0f Increase& Sho urged both the mention tha~ ~eclassiftcstion oftow~shlp, includes contract- |heir job classification, director and Freeholder Henry ti~emPloyees was requested b~~signlng aa Apr. l~ oed start of (TI~ is the fourth in a series Although Freeholder - direr- Fetherston to spend more time

¯ the de~artmea heads It a{aowork June 27. after classes ~re o~ arttoles ors Federdi taxation

.dismissed tar the Summer. It Is preparQd as a public serVice by the resolution setting up the/ melt workers. [

to be comPleted before the next the Federal Taxation ~mmtt- changes, a determination wao[ However, the:; both claimed1 (Continued on Page 4A)school term, on Aug. 22. The tee of the Now JerSey State Barroadway ]ends from Route 203, Aa~ctation.)

NOTICE~chc~l building. He.band arid wi~e may claLm

The present ~,tttw, oded bridge each other as a depertdent tm a ’ "wilt be replaced by a wider spun joint return since each one is~as the Township has already put considered to be a taxpayer. OnIn a new road. a separate return, a dependent

Another bridaa, to be bidti mu.*t meet the following: L SUp-wLth the~ County sharit~ the port Te~t, 2, Gross In.me Test,

" ~ .Cost, IJes between Somerset and 3¯ Megttber of Hot~ehoid Test,Htmterdc4t counties. To be deck- 4 CitL~e~hlp Test. 5. Joint Re- TO THE ~.~IDENTS OF¯ d with corrugated steel, the turn "[’est.

pendlture from ~ch county, SapPort T¢~~

Road Supervisor C. Irving V~ To cinin~ the support of a de.~leef zeported, pendent, the taxpayer must con. ~..

FederaL fund~ for secondary tribute more than one-haLf o[road improvements have been hL~ 3RDpOrt, Where severn[ indi

(~t~ J~l’e~)held up by thereto1 Mr. Stires viduals coa~rihute to the support~isclosed. He made this state, of a dapendent, sly .... (the

DELIVERY

meLt ~nreplytoa question by individuals who contributes at

FREEEdgerton Grant ol Watcbung on Least 10 percent Of the supporta delay is cor~tructlon of a may claim the exemption ifbridge on Valley Road m tha~ each one of the otherd who con-township. ’ trtbute~ to the dependent’s sup- , ,,~liL.~[~,~, ~ !~ ,, :

P~ Three major C~UnW jobs be- w I n~t c a m he dependent" a~Ing held up’ because ,Federal aa exemption. Support canasta ~ ’ [I t: ~’’~;

. funds are used by the State nnl~ ,o~.the total of ati expen~e~ t~ ’ ’ "~ "’

in the Primary Road System are currnd and, where the items of

Franki i~; _n Towr~h~p N Ma~n’.l~dgidg then the taw market

ton Valley Road Section I Ln contputed aa one o[ the el~-’Brldgewa,er. re.eats o’ ~.zpport. Among the n ¯ *#~

County sharing money has al- nor~taL Rents O| 3upport are [ S~DB~[8ready been made available for vaLu~ o~ ~u~e or spar ~en,these obs, Mr. St~res stated. He front, board, clothing, contrlha-advised persons interested in czor~, z~tedica[ care, and or, bet

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STUDIO AND SOFA Bi:DS

._.,._~DAY, MARCH 8, l~0 , ~K2: FRANKL.fN NEW~-RBCORD PAOBSF~

~almost ao~tth~= a~ck ,~me. ~hmty of ~thg thto a ro~-~ sl~ins of ~ ~nt an~ l,interrupted c4iiy ~or meRl~ and luUon,

il Wathhang.

Olympiad pinnges into a luke- "You can get hotel space In A State Mcthr Vehin~ Diet-Havana." Pan-Am inulbe s~tty, sinn letter notified the beard It

warm pool, the ~oft life begins "but you’ll be pinying dice all ~pproved no-parking reguintizn~to get monoinhoul, and s patient &inns, you know." And here wa as ,prapose~i by the Franblth

" wife be~ to put up v.qth a guy the choicest political obeerva., Counal] far Couuly roads in thatwho keeps mumbling about ties of the week th the Car|h. Townsthp. One provieinn waswhat stories.the boys hack in bean¯ " that signs deslgnaUng no park.the shack a~ writing and won. Thus Jt was that itchy ~izgers thg be erected, and Mr. Peihet~-derin~ what Adams, Fethevston and restis~ feet stayed put on ton ~Jd he tv’~beratond the& Gurieis said at lest week’s Jamaica until take-off time and Towmblp was taking that re*

ISLAND IN THE SUN -- A dene~ called the "Limbo" which meeting. Finally the papers the return" to invaly Somerset agonsinSBy.,,

.Oh)action to the ripping up ofnoizy C¢~sinlistinn roils to a squires thin bodieS, miJscina of from beme...ar~e and patient ~nd a typewrher,

"btuupy halt o~ the Montage Bay ~eintine, bones of ~b~er and a Wife. gives a sigh of relisf, ~ concrete" on two County roadsairport, where ~ly a few weeks orrld rhythm, all of which new maybe oin I~ik & in Bridgewater Township we*.ofe. a.inter era, beo.o amep.. the L be, .o of -- .rid m.ybe ,.in ""--’r"g""--" S ld " w.hor offuneral pyre, and suddenly the, terpalehare for pale ’]bmps of bern. i. ~repbeth. He suggested that

" Wintep eiethes wMeh you need- blubber like ~r~le~’set Scene ~ wain~ pips be ~n trader ald~nd for the snap of ldlnwlld’~ paragr~pbers. A l~.st]ess vacat oner : walks on beth aides of ~tonwind ~re inhuman burdens us. But thertt ¯also ar~ martinis of the Pan.Am man abeut Turnpike and FInderna Avenuetier the iropizal sun of Jamaie~served in tinmbles in,teed et eommndatl0ns th ~e roulette " Lo keep from cutting through theIn the Caribbean, glasses, . .American ’~/garettes and ;~i~e belt. ~pply line. ’

~t doesn*t take isng for ~t~ at ~0 ee~in per pack, , .~e New "We can gel you to Puerto ~ththnd that~cedarint, or anyone else ’ York Times ttt 00 cenin daily, Rice," he says~ "bet I don’t this would be too Costly’and therealize that feurism coUld be" $1,$0 Sunday -- and worth more Know ~vl~ere yet! can stay once (CbnMnue~ f~m PNin IA) utlUty.company would’be fo~edcome 3amaisa’s gr~ue indus. . , narrow~ pie~uresque. ~ ~ou get t~re. Absolutely ’no to add this financial inu*d~at to~ry. Th~s feeling pains SLtpport curving roa~l~ which ire slalom hotel reoma available, abeoinfe, dl|fnre~t use of the funds to water rotes,~benyo~readinter tht~eweek courts for motorists. , ,and ]y..

make their feelings known to Ethat the president of the Caril~ h~3inl chafe who should be eniD- "What hbo~t Haiti?!’State legislators. ~UTGEP~ OI~FEIt 8 .~OUI~

bean ’J?ourist Assoaletisn, in a 9ed t() Florida ~o serve appren- "Oh, we can get you there, Mr. Grdnt was ~ laid,by ON MUNIOIPAL COURT ..

too, but it may take three .or Freeholder Henry Petherston, Behaw~e publin imPre~ionsreporteral Government, to the West fisure~fndinn Fed.this tleesh~ps. ~

"of course," Pan-Am eontinu, for Somerset when the gene:’al Research is intrEducth~ " on

four da~s tO get ~oofiet~atlo~ of that .the’County is cotl~hulth8 a sue so Imporinot where m~lei-~thtus "will be achieVed within 1°robebly the best~hrt of a r~-hotel aecot~t~odatisns¯" complete traffic survey, and one pal courts are concelined~ U~a

ld yea~s, A ~tran~er need only inflVely quiet ~;ae~On e~tch as "So where tot hOWl" overall pinn will be thrtnUlat~.d :~u~gers Bureau of Governr~tentdriVe the ~0 miles from fashion- this is the ¢ompint~ . divorce~ine Montage Bay to Onbe Rins ~rom hewsroortt telephones and ed, "you tan’gamble in Cthdadlpsttern is determined. Iblar. 14 an eveldup course into realize the psinntinl of the the |hlgie-Jangin of So~nerset pa- TruJiUo" but the women th the This was In reply to the W~t-! Prthalples of Munizipal C~urtNorth Coast beach front and the .lJtisa. Bat afthr a few days of party ilbew little fancy for tbe I cinmg man’s question on

the A~mlnistration.appeal it ~oald have for thegreet;rig nu~.ber of Americ~and Eurepsens who take in th~ ~airways and sea lanes in seek =th the winth .... J rsT , B CAt £

This real estate analysishardly revolutionary,

I~II[ A(~ ’I~ ~B~--~boys were here ~ong ~ ’l~J~ ,~cenaris~ and Palm treessugar cane fle~ds ’~re " "" ~

O& apartments and ~e~aldedwelling. B~t it’s a cinch theforeign dotrghbeyg’- wth ’keep

thb~ ,a ~!-year tax-free indu0e-rnent:~9~ theiz buslnmm darin~ : ~ ; ......e

~’ *ks AUq’~)~I~I~E~. :INSURANCE~ebto be ..a hettY .marriage thee * "~ar. ; ’o, is,oi,

: ARE.YOU i:alth~u~ ¯ -of" the WeSt Indinn ~’nderalin~.It’s another paz~el of Britl~ |

®m~on beec~e firmly .inbl~wi| , JUST BI~’t’W~E~ ’Pt~ ~b’~S 0~" ~’9 ~,*D"~5," nd there Caribbean "psseesalo.s : ¯

o~th, ~d ~isgdom ~t~.thll ~* ~X~ TO os~ X~/~om~e ~S~t~CECoMrrJonwea]th S~alus. The ma-~

sp~t of the globe revolves a-[~round th~ r~ove in erea~e a Otis" . ~, .....

WE SP L[ZEFederatfen, and the poLlileoa are "not making any tremendous .:.headway with this debeste Sub-

’" ’ iN:A/tough fulfillment of Fed-de~atinn is in slow gear, ~he~:~ ’. ~ i - ¯ ....... -~ ~-- ~- ....are in£dcatin~ that indepen-dence from BHtein t]~od~Commonwealth ~atus ts more COMPLETE. [~SU~C’~’ "C(~:)~I~ :t ban s l~SUedl scientist’sdream. You see the treed In 4 (W~#l~Otll A~b~t~ R~)such ginnes aa The Daffy Glean. . ’ , " ¯ c ~.~,, m.,~oad .rid beini ,int~. FOR DRIVE~ BE~]~G~.~ 19 -cry, where addresses hays. bees, ,~ONLY g YsARg DBITIINO F~,J,I~NOE I~IU]KED}

We~t Zndiz,) to W.L ik L~::~ ........ @ Comnrehel~lve - ...==-’=~’~." ~-~"~--’" ©

~gmaloa gt,,= the to~ie th, , .................. , .......... ’ ¯ m~ll h’eatment--’~oplcal stW, .. , ¯ ~ . "I Ihotels...skis= wh~re the ,~ve~ ¯ rq,~Jq~’ ~IIMI’~I~|II~dlIM II~ .II ,i.eerhethbeetinm’.~Jz ......

~ " " " ’ " I ’.~ibea~he~ thr Biktbl-wegr~.] ’~E,]NSUIIA~(~I"r~~’’’ "D:’~bu~, most of w~o~o, s~o~d~ .... ¯ ,:~ ~ ~,~ --~ . t.-._ " ~" ¯ "~never he bermlttnd t~ don the , ,/ ~- . :. ¯ // " ; :~,,o, of. , ll Jk OlC I¯ ~ ~.~ ’==,~ ~,:: ~etl ~- . I::~’~ : I:" Ill/.~I l,t:. I~-I’~ .I: ",,’~.M,Md II IIk,,~Ml,. ~’~: ~. "l~lYep~ °f be"~ ~ ~h~ ~ ~I ~ : ~-’~ ~ ~V~’ ~ w"’~’ ~ ~@~ .~’~- "~ ~m~*~ ~ .... " ’"":I ~

¯ ’ "~AGE 4A THE FRA N KLIN BEWS-R~COHH , THURSbAy, MAP~H 3, |gfl~

8 Get Belated.County Salary Boosts Yo.,~w~’]Y c~wo~.~._.~.~ffi,~.-$3,8~g to s4uo; Wrgin~a Hyers, em~oy~, newly e,~ to Susiness ~ur.itum --

(~nued fron~ P~ge ;A) administra tee ~sslstant in thelhandin ~mch money, wasJlgglW, O~TAl*i,~God~love i

I~Y had been diacovere~ Cmmty Clerk’s Offtee, $4,680" to ed by a "blanket bond1"~ ~.pl~t~ .7 r4~lc an (tha

Recipients of salary lnereases It,algOl Agnej Little, Bdrninl~trg. Mr, Tho~Nn told th e ~l*ee., ht~h~¢~ . . .’gaipaneteand new t/ties were Mary Herin tire assistant in ~iP ~sevu- ho]de~ he questt~ed whether ~urta’tunt outset --har~, adminJstrattee assisthn tot’s OBiee .~3,03e to $4.280; the\board possessed 8by 8ueb ||8C~¢1~ 9P~rdul

12 Comatn~, 101~g Jol~tin the Probation DeFartment Wanda Mse Matineu, conflden, bond, adding that it was prohe. ~4Olbbo~ 12Agalnst

l~l tt~g7tthl~ecr;etary in the Proaeeu- bly a blanket insurance policy Moiver

It’s The Law "~’°’tot’s Office $3,456 to $3,6th to which they referred. 17gx~ 16Jm~’tabd f~" ll)TurncostLuel]a Myers, statJfttininn in the

Janet Kendzleskl of Somer- erbium |~L~L~aton ~mPlantt 4~F~ltCounty Tax Beard Office, $3,876 stile notified ~e "~oard by letter limb dkpteased 2~ Made r~qulltl ~ century plant ¢~ Vsnlth$l~e (ScOt.) 24pc~c~l 4lCoredatlv~ 4~8ulk" - Io~’4,1]e; Helen Spaight, adm[n- that she favors a night Free-~Fr~nehDlSad t¢i~ee n0Jt~r 4tGeddme~(C~tinued item Page IA) Istrative assistant in the Plan- ho]de~ mee~thg. ~0me4( rsf~}~One t/ml 4~Altm~t Inl~tustt~a2$gpr~|d~t 26Yoa~l~gYPtl~nlt~ ~IA~-~nlng Board Office, ~,45d to ~,- Miss Gurisie who hae g~ ~.~rlean river ~O1.1~ ..m. god ~ ~,ld n~bee I.similar ~ter~ normally expend, e~4;VinletVaaN~trand, edmini.~eboardloheldatinestoneo~ ~Be~¢4 he ~F, raal*,ht~ t~o.t~ unew~ptpet

ut~ (pl,) sheker~ d~ ~D@tred by the dependent. Where the stratJve assistant in the Count~

its weekly meetings at nightdependent is a child or stei~hitd Clerk’s Office, $3,680 to $3,th0 h~lead of in the morning, com. ~lVe¢lmv~ the taxpayer, amounts re. andAgneeFltzer, admini~tratlvsmentedthat ~efstteuchfavor. ~st~th, aq~ ~’

. ~ u ~ r |ceived by way of scholarshiW ass]stunt th the Surrogate’s Of. ~.ktrader an education prog ...... flee, $4,thO to $4,580, ableAt asenth’~’entrecetlt meetingwill increaSe,she ~1~1 .’.BamWeArY

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not required to be taken int© The Metropolitan Begtonalthe approval of her . Uwo~dmklthw°ffa

~[ [ ~ ~ I I~e~o, *. de,ermththg ao~rt~ono. voted *o see~ legal .,a~ pia~ ao~ ~.t*eo o.r. ".~,0r ~ I I ~ ~" I IHt’m~ Income "rest tu.s ~tt a r~cent mee’dng he at-

~0~ns in a special fge for inter DP/htl/y (lb.)The dependent whose e:¢emp- tended, Mr, Fether~ton stated~onslderatlon, ~Rupt’~ lib,) ".~,~.~)tton N sought must have a gross in reporting as board represen,

Mr. tk Mr8, .b.. E, ]~arp Jr. ~Fal~’mt -"Lueome of less than $600. How-tattee. 40~el --

"~asking Ridge placed tO:fathom (tb.) ~ever, where a cldld will not

Wotfld Ask Funtls ~elves against a proposal to t~Wlng]Jklluwt r~¯each the age of 19 at the elo~e|0]PS~.] eil~i

iof the taxpayer’s taxable year, Although the council would r~- build a jetpor~ in neigborth8 ~l~ahe I~ 2~ ̄ ’ I~or where the enid is ~ f~ll-time fain its 8talus as an advisory blorNs County, This ~- ~Tur~~tudent, he may still be clalr~ed group, Mr. Father.ton expl~lo, munieatioti was also placed M]gtrdl efpr~ ; ¯ qed, legal status would empowerfile. 1~gew ,~.. ,.es a dependent regardless of the it to request financial ~ssistaneeCounty Cterk Robert Bergen ~s 1,~ rs Iamount of ins income. The latter V~a~CAbe~eeptien is c~ly (rue, ~ course from henefBthg countle~ in the infermed the board that he had 1 Shth~ bearing ~j ! [ [ ~/~

state~ of New Jersey, New York granted chief clerk Mrs. Helen gAp~e~mllo~when the taxpayer has other- and Connecticut,WyekoB an indefinite leave .of ~Dlstant . r] ~ [ I" : I Iwise met the test of support. 4 Hyped~tilcal

rl i i.iHowever, he pointed OUt, tha abeence withetlt p~y, atl~lrting |trdc4uraI UflliTax-free i~c~me, ~uch as so- favorable vote {11’ legislatures inMaT, ~, ~$urrcr~ec~aI f*e~urity, sehsta~htp allow- 81l t~ree st~tte8 is re~JIred be-

The thanks of the Pl~dn~lelda~ce~ and disabi]i~y pflynlellts for~ thLs can be done,Dental ~oelety for use of theare disregarded in determinin] The he..d w.. adored hyoo.oty deo*al tra.er ~. ~ servethe dependent’s gro~ income

County Counsel P.ahert Thump- ceived by letter f~om Dr. ~obertbut must be taken into aeeoun

clinic in Humid BrOok

to determine whether or not th4 son to secure surety b~nds on M- ElJsweig of Manville. He is ainxpayer ~ntrthu~ed irwre thnn at] employees who have charg .... bet of the society corflmlt-

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one-hsl~ of the ~upport, of County funds, This recom- tee whivh sponsored a dentalmendation was made a~ter- theWhere a dependent chRd has board questioned whether one for County residents.

earned $6{){)or more, he mustfile a return "regardless of thefact that he may otherwise beca]lined as a dependent. Like.wi~e, ~f the dependent h~s earn- - , ....ed ins~ than $~th and wishes to ..~ ~ ¯ .~ ~ ~~f~e a e~sim fer refund ~or ~.. ~ ~L~"~ ¯

~ ~thxe~ wb~eh may h~ve beenwi~hheld~ then th~ filing of~-a, re-

i~ ~ t~rn i~ e~J~a~eo~ t~ tbe elal~¯ Member of H~usehald Test ~

~f a dependent is a member~~’~==’~

~f your household and I~s w~th~ ~’eu for the e~irs year h~ ean

~be claimed ~ a dependent r~- ¯gaed]ess ~ the fact that he o~¯be may ar nay net h~ ~ mem~bex of your household~

l. Your ebi~d~ ~r your grand~~h~ld~ great grandoh~ld~ ete~ ( legally ad~]0ted child is cens~d~~red your chkdl~

~ ~eur stspchi~d~ hut net’the~t e]~’hild~s de~c~nd~nt ~

¯__ ~, Your brother or ~i~ter, half. I~Oli AMili~.B~ AI~ IkUURll) EA¢I~ yMR~rother or half-sister, stephroth- IN AUTO AOOI~J4TB THAN wk’grg INJUP$~) INer ~r xtepslster;

41. Your parent, grandparent, "" ~E~O~P-~.~:~N~ne otbe~" direct ancestor, but not

Its| I f~cl: 774,2th A~dcl~ l Mvlthmen I~Jufed I~ lhe [I~’foster parent; . ~vo wars. A~.d ya, o~t I ~ ~uth InJin.~l are rlpoded~, Your stepfather or step. elch ~illtl Good flll~ for ¢ltr Ml’~rlrto*t ¢ov~4tgl 41~ilt:

~other; ¢o~t;ylccld.nt.. M0~11ndm0t..lt@ful dr~rssreinlu.ngFUN :TO SERVE! FUN i’0 FIX|"8, A brother or sister ot your with ~l~ Htrm i~d lfl~0~lfl~ complein~,M Inlum*~(~l pie=

;father or mother; ~stl0n, pl~s *’Hometown ~ildrr, ~trd¢O" w~lr~ the}’~, A son or daughter of your drive. Con~st meinday.

I;~’other Or sister;¯ Yoo, fa--in-la , oth Arthur L Skaar~|n-inW~ gon-in.]aw~ d@ughter.th.

law, be~thor-i~law OF aister-ln- - llaw,Ot~er~b~ Test

Your $~e Farm Agen~ lttn,dghtforyom f~/ .. ~ooK~m~Thed--den,.o,.’.el,hI ! ICanada, Meaner, t~ Canal Zone

" I BROO IDE i !, ¯ , ¥our.llepd~po~dentfflea

"" " I ¯ , !¯ ̄ a ~Jbtht r~thrn with Y, mb~d or , , "

~,,,,ou o,~t o,~ ~ ~.. ]~v-.uz ’ :< ’-," erosion for the dependent slave -.

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~DAY. MAP~H$,Ig~8 "T~B FRANKLIN N~WS-RNOORO PAQE aA,p,i

condltlctdng of {he wco6 seems extra 8oil on top of the roots will hdmlrdstratlmt Building, 8omel~to result in quicker eetlvatinn hasten their heath, viii¯.of growth. After the 24 hourssoaking, drams and Nace the eat So much for reasons why trees With eggs now plenilfuf

¯ " ends upward an inch or two die. Compare the costs of re- bagnin-prlced, thls is a goodends in cold water. Splitting the moving a live tree before you time to experiment with omo-~enm to help in water .abSOrb bulld~ and costs of taking down [#.s and souffles. All eisgan%

TOt# ~ut|er| Gledel ~eport~ son. - dead on~s near the new home. dessert omel~ is made with

LEGGY l~b&Ng’8 had bad experiences after using Place the cuttings in a heated The vo~t of r~movin8 a dead six eggs. beaten selmrainLv, aFloria%s have a plethre~que new plan( mafeflais such as room, in light, and soon graph tree 18 many tlmes greater, he- pint of " ew~inned whipped

way of describing plants that fungicides, insectinldes,’ssl[ con. will appear, cause risks of l~uw to work- cream In place of the usualm~n and of damage tD property ’ liquid. Cook over low heat untilgrow tall, with most of their dltioner, weed killers, tortllisers

For further information on Slip onto a platinr and spreadleaves ~4t top, ~ey call and countless other garden aids, WRY SOME TREY.8 DIE are multiplied, delicately brown on the bottom,

~SOm ’leggy." because they failed to get quail- If you ere planning to hayIf yours are this way, Just fled and expert lnformativn ~m wooded sPOt in which to erect this sub ect request bulletin ] with a cherry sauve before fNd-

blame the short dull days of such items before applying new home, It may pay you "What’s Wrong- With Mylnig. Top with a sprinkling o~to spend several days driving Trees?" free from the" Agricul- powdered sugar,

geranium, coleus, patiellce wax There are numerous places through the countryside, observ.begonia and others want th loCatsd thrOtlghogt the County ing homes of eth~rs who have~L~etch out toward the light, where the home owners van re. ’ done this.¯ Donnid B, Lacey, extension ceive helpful information on Almost sny’#h/ere you can findg un...p.eings*,so.-.uchpoh, .... ,a...-.eni. hooeso.e,op eot MORTGAGE LOANSgests a way to rejuvenate such Your local nurser~en, tree Sa well aS individually " bail(ungainly specimens, The first experts and garden center spar, ~omes that are surrounded bystep is surgery, stars are ideal pisces for this dead tre~, These tre~s usually

Just cat bach the p]anl and help because they are a~nia]ly ~le withal two years after cam-use the cuttings te start new handling the batter and mo,w pletion Of a hc~ue. ¯ CONSTRUCTION ¯ CONVENTIONALplants. Feed the cut - back promising msterts]s ever:l day. Here is wb.v such trees haveparent plants with water-soinbin These people, through their owe an uphSl fight: ¯ F. H. A.fertiUzer sed place them in s professinna] organizations ab Large forest trees delnand’b’um~ window, tend meetings speeffiein]ly de. good soil with a constant supplY" (we always have mortgagt moNey aval]able)NeW cigars Easy to Grow signed to bring them up to date ~f water beneath their roots to

New shoots will soon develop on approved and worthwhile flourish, When some trees areend you’ll have at, attractive materials and their uses. cut out and all brush is r~mov-hushy pl.ntto p,aco ...... o.,.sto iched eonithes.ed.(heo,IOos,,o , la(ioo.Raritan Valley"~ grown one, Here’s Mr. Lacey’s fields are very reliable and whi. ships ave changed so much thateasy way to start new pisni~ ing to be of help to you when. the large tree.s die..af,ou .....(,shoos.,e...pechlo a.l.e..i, sn,.lond,,t,onothi..ath’. a- morg"r--aget.o"Make s propagstnig case RUt gested that since each speelniis. ~ura] death, trees give up whenof a flower pot filled with build, ed professicn deals primarily ~heir roots and lrunks are sub- ¯era’ sand and covered with a with one phase of agrJcu]tura, jetted to rough treatment ~romplastic vegniab]e bag, Insert take your problem Io (he man bulldozers and other earth-racY. 25 S. ]~faln ~t, .MRNviHocuttings iv. the sand, whose field it is associated with, nig equipment.

R~ 2.~66~Keep c~t(nigs way from direct Another source at the garden- When new spit is brought in¯ unlight until l~ey are roo(ed~ ers disposal, in the agrinnitur~[ Ior grading purposes, and treesthen pot them ni s sell mixture Extensln~ Service. Through thiscontaining one part humus and agency, you max secure nifor-three parts garden soil. msUon and recommendations on EL~TRICIT~ DO[~ EO MUeN ~ ~’1"~! ~ ~0 ~ITT~

Cuttings lake about a month any phase of agriculture and i(s i !to form enough roots for pot- at]ind fields, Many ’publications~ngs, covering subjects el every de.

E Aasv~r-Meat In Person cription are avnilab~q ~ce upo: ,, " ̄The garden experts who sup- request frv~n this tfffl~e,

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ply information that appears in .~;’""~ ¯’ ’ ¯ ~-N ’this colunm, and’answer the FORCING WOODY PLA~Tg ~ " :’"

~uestinns you send In will be Tnward the end of Wni(er th ’ " ’: : ~?’~),THI~ ISC;~THE MOST" CONVENIENT" i ’[ ,"~I~if|(~j

among attractinOs, at (he Inter- anticipation of Spring can be "i[l~," ’ "’:’:,u~;;ql

national Flower Show in New hastened by bringing into the ~..-~,._~) ;" ELECTRIC APPLIANCE "

~ork, ~ginning B,torda~h ......d forch,~ ~nto hi ..... ~i:/~-~*leaf, twigs of some of the woody I IN OUR HOM~’*- You can fire questions at "~2" . ¯ ,

them across the counter at (he ~tanLs.Rutgera-CorneS booth on the At once we think of Pussy ~

~ ,third dloor of the O.oli~eum. qi]low and Forsythia, hut 1here

This will be the third rear el are a great many mare plantsen ex~bit by the two universi- that force easily. Among thesedies. Research ~chisd your are Cornelinn Cherry, FLoweringgarden flowers will be featured Quince, apple, pear, cherry,with a demonstration of the el- peach, plum jasmine and. Win-/eeLs of light, growth regalat~ra tcr Honeysuckle. Even branchesand plant breeding. ’ of Norway Msple~ Gray Birch,

As was me case last year, and Aider from along the banksthere will be a crew of Rutgers of streams will give inte~estiniand Cornel] garden specinltsts foliage.and county agricultural, agents There is nothing diffleni~m hand at all times to assayer about forcing these twigs. Some~eur questions at the sho~. of tgs~m force so easily that they

The only difference this year need oniy he cut and pieced in¯ Is the increase in the number of ~v~ter in a warm re~U. Within aexperts to make sure¯ ,that week or two gyo~h will bee’~ryone Who asks a questinv evident, ~ ~,.~get~ an unhurried and c~mp]ete A method same gardeners fol-answer, low is to cover the twigs with ~ ~We’ll keep SCOre of the fre- warm water and leave them .~’L~

]quenfly asked questinns and submerged for ahouf 24, hours.~ve the snswers here ni the The pinn bag several adva~t-¢niumn.afinr the show ages. Followins this preP’eat- Y¯M, gr~d It I’urll

~1~ meat the wood can be manipu-INFORMATION 8OUKCE8 tsted easily and the twigs can for ¯ full month foe

Many home ~rsoners have be bent to develop IJne~ in an Ills thin ¯ nickel°

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Of ~P~ lt¢~ moP87boaters and fishermen who ralb

kk~ke ]ake one o8 Hew Jel~ey’s

]earned in this control ,projectare ttsef~ too in Introducingcontrol++ on other ]akes throuill-out the State, he said,

Lake Hopalcong was lowered

~xpose the Adult weeds in appro-ximately half of the lake bottom

BORDEN’$ or PILLSBURY

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