oNEws l+..r The Frankli

Eo.,[ WANT ADS

VOL, IV, No. ~ MIDDLEBU~H, N, J., ~HURSDAy. MARCH e, I~8 ~ PER ~py

Ave. TeacherInnocent as Boys’

;ault Story ExplodesList Defies

pupl]s.^tto,ooy~.E,G+o.,,.- ColleaguesI~Ingering antagoniams exp/od-

laded the stories of a~ault tOld od at Thursday night’s Towmthipcommittee meeting, held afterthe budget hearing, when Dem.

plaint was [odg~ by Mrm, JuliaLJsi cla3hed open-

Yaktfbouski Of Willow Avenue. [y with party colleagues Michael

l!olh~r of the l S-year-old youth, Peaces.a~d Mayo Slsbir,The, cause of the eruption was

The bays, b~tl~ Bth Grade pu- the Introduction by Mayo Sl~erENTEffAgST runs high at public bearing On budlel aa Median Weldner ~ands to make a pils of Mr. Cardoni In Elizabeth of a measure which would ere-

point. Other rmMen~ Iwe (L tee.) M~. Herbert Whaler. MN. ]rrth| Ybil~S M11. A~thony I~. Avenue School, testified that they a~ a 35-hour work week for mu-one aild Mr, Wheeler. Mall seated, veneer, Is unthen|lfletL boarded a school bus after c[asses nicipal employee~. ¯

Clamor for Tax Relief; d,o.,+ o+d thote- ot ngl, defeatth pr+o+":atl --’l "--i[ ~’~ ~l][ " ......hire on the vehle’ .... re Republicans /ames Mabel-

They testified that Mr. Cardoni Jr. at~d Casimiro Calve andmlmmoned them from the bum Deraecrat List,and escorted the~ into the school,

Committee Passes 1958 Budget ..er, e.ou,+stepped,n,othe°+ s"room of teacher Bernard Mr- After Re explan~ttion of theLoughiln. they were called by reason for the lengthened workMr. Cardoni blto his room where week. Mr List said that he "10ok

Cr~es of "We can’t pay lhe :hey wu~ both punched, they zthat Mr. Peaces and RiMer said,.~+,., ood "~ou’ro ~,’,,b* u, Ju&e Arranges WHERE, O WHEREs~id. with a grain of salt," addblsout uf tim Township" rang~. ------~ IS MIDDLEBUSH? Runnm~ from Mr. Cardoni that there were "no revlslot~ in

il,:.oug,,+ddlebo+~+,.o-, ckt" Parti ’ ’’’°’l’""vethrn’b"ld ......btoMr.~o~ao,hl~o’~ro0~,edarie’."aod"th~i’a’"’~"-

N " ’ ~te thought to save face."citorium Thursday night during’ e le es dlebunh a~d don’t realize It* ’,.lh bo,s said that Mr. Cardom

’ they can’t blame Samuel Pills- :’~ll ~fte;. them, shouting to the Mr Lisi added, *~Phe idea thatfit,. Tvwushlp CoulmiHcc’s pub- : Some defendants in Municipal bury, owner of The EtdMb~t ~’akabouski youth, "I’ll kill you (Continued on Page 9)lil hearing o he 058 Munic . "or this" f~e then punched theCourt may complain o[ cruel and Center.;..o budget. :unusual punisl)medlt--but in the Be has asked petrdl~iam of pupil in Ihe mouth, they further g L.-

1 utzc ~us s ~ndnlg t~oul vn ) , he Board Of F~cholderl to i~L~...... ..~ ~o,o,.oa,,..lbove, ......c, 0,0, ..... ,ed. F’way Re~’lie Ull ~i]at. ed ucowd paokPd the a~d ~s when he a ~at b~ IL~ve a~[*%~ erected t~lBf ~[arh$ A][e~ed

Y PP - . ,ha e, ,demand vchef . but . the ore Meg s rate George Sha~y MiddJebush ....Center’ rather

Yskabo~skiThe motheCboyandsaldfathertheyOf de-the,~10Bid oil l__J~uCommtttee could prora]se htt]e The udge quietly launched a thitb thJb. H4~tlilM~s C~ter,t~L~pit 1, since over a mR]Ion dof .............. which now appeam On db’ec- tatted m~rks on their son’s facearm in axes has already been (Continued on Page 4) I~omal aitl~. (Continued on Page 4) More than 40 property owners

cvmmitted for ~ohaol needs. The In the path of next SLtmmer’lhudget ealtsf ..... dded.,l,9g’ GOP Ruppert, Dems Willard, bol+er,.+.reda, Tow",b+in property taxes for strictly mu- Hall IPrlday night to detertRtoenielpal purposes, where they will go before the

¯ be ,+ o, M+or M,eb, Rey and Wheeler Announce Bids o+oed Esst west ,.we,Peaeos cracked repeatedly th ~n comes th,effort to bring order, and at one Led by Mayor Michael Pea-heated moment he ex°taimt~l, ~, membez~ of the Towrahip"you people are unfair, and are Three Democrat~ and another The Democrats who formally say on the ballot, Committee explained what wasc~nduetlng YOklraeIVall in m poor Republican announced this weekt~lol~tt¢@d ~lr plttr~ ~;t TUN- , Mr, Klnlln told The News that I~ ~0~e ab~lt mMeatlonmanner." they~ w Reek heir plt~l~ nora day’| meatier ~d th~ D~mot~t~o he was retiring from the race to ~idontl, "

Few commentt from the floor inatlorat {or Townthlp Comma-executive committee an,~ tee ! devote more time to ~tl growing MOst ~i~¢ople ha the room ex-were directed at the budget ltself, tee th the April 15 Primary. elation bvar~ were Franei~ H, ’f~mily. but that he plans "to run pra~ed a demire tO remhin in

Moat compl~inlt were aimed at Another Democrat, Joseph M. WIllard, Edward E. Rey and agsln before too long," pranklin, and ware told .that

the method of property appraisal, Kinl[n. who had annonnced bil Herbert W, Wheeler, ¯ At pre~ time last nightMany tesldeofa compbithed of ~x intention to rtm dropped out Of The ~puh[lcan, Le~lard’ Rup- I .

to bid nn Tewnnhlp ilmd,increases of 10~ percent over the race Stmdly, pert, will Join Brandon B, Pu- fContbiued on Page 4)

One homeowner asked heated- to families as elo~ to their pee-

ly if be should "pay a penalty the lent property u l~Nlble.__ - About hei/ of the r~id,mts

(~ontthuvd on Back Page) present ~btathed appll~ttion: + /ern~ to bid on 1~wm~ip WO-

MAYOB PEn°LAIrS ~" - poi~y,GIRL SCO~ WgEIg :: ~’l M~Yot Po~eom indicated that

The toltewin$ proetematl~n ,the Real ~te Commlttc~ ofw~s Imu~l thls week by ~PO¢ the Township Committee would

L Mayor M the Tow~Mp ofpropertY" from tho~e nnt di~plac-

Frankiln, Snm~r~t Cetmty~ do ed by the new highway,

he.by p,~h~ra and I~ Iklweeh of Mageb ~ theo~Sb

March I& lSgl, ~ Natltmal Girl presenting the State, who wiltfix prteea on property in thepath ~f the highway. Othe~ re-

of ~mklte To~ddl~ 1~ ~~ldents have been Mfered ~et.

of tht, ~n~ th I~M ~add teUl ohm’t~ l~ tl "dr.t,t~tlv requm~L 1..,..~ ~

~ eencluded negoti~Ilom.

Mr. Gray WedMle~ Ruth L. R~ClI. daughter In St, Peter’s UOll~i~l

Fob, ~7--A son,of Stanley A, auMeli of Mont- to Mr+ & Mrs,¢lldr, and the late Mrs, Russell+ Paut Pr~inck of 94 Matilda Ave,and Mayor Lewis J. Gray of war- nue,o~u.. ....ofMrs.~o*M~lr.roh~--^.oo, toM~,~Mr.,SUPER MARKETof North Pteinfleld and the late William Evan~ of Hol[ywoedJamee Gray of Point Pleasanl, Avenue,were married Tuelday afternoon In Pr~eeton n~ - THE BUDGET SAVING SUPER MARKETin the home of tOe bride’s father,March t-^ ,on, to Mr, ̄ Mrs 550 Hamilton St. Free Park~ Franklin TwlzThe Rev, Re and R. OSL pasinr;Ioseph Parka of Bunker Hill

OPEN LATE THURS & FRI. NITES TIL9 P.M.so=met ae~m PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE

tVttl]sm Trlmh]e of Zarephato, MEMBER OF TIlE "WAKEFERN FOOD CORP."

Award~ Pr..nted AR~OUR’S STAR Snl°ked HAM

re Scouts, Leaders Ready.to.eat..SIIANK HALF

held Saturday in Phillips Schoots

le~der~ uf ~anklin.Coremonies were eondueled

by Den 4, Bnd the eanvoe~dtenwas delivered by scouts Herbert *

ld James Widner,An appeal for new den

FRESH LEANDe. Mother ~00r.~a,~on, Pork ChumAwards were presented to Mr!, FRESH KILLED [ "

Joyee Barrett, Mrs. William

James Dunn and Mrs. Louis Loeb.The brteo, given in marriage The following awards were ShouldeI’

by her fato .......... iue blue presented:Wo]f Badget~Wflbur ~t m ~U~ |Cuts

~t.ehffloa drou and currladabnu-Rudolph; ~ar ]indge to Crai, rarts~1----~"

quet of white, cattleyas orchids Murphy, David Ferrara and Tho-and stephanotts, mas Bird; Lion Badge to ..Tame3

Matron off honor for her sister- Dunn; Gold" A .... to P,rraro ~S or s,~t I Visit Our Fish Deptin.law wa~ Mrs. dames A. Hus- Craig and James Dtmn, and Sll- * ’ " "sell of Up oar Montelalr, who ver Arrow to Craig Dunn, "wore a delft blue chiffon dress. Also presented were DannerHer bouquet was of pink eimbl- Stripes to MiL’haet Lyon, Hubert "THE FOAMING CLEANSER"dlunla, and dsgmes Widner and Robert

l~ateJd S~pi~en Black of Plain- Leypolflt .ad assistant d .....AJAX 5 e all8 49~flezd, ~be bridegroom’s son-in- strines to Robert Barrett a~d ¯ * ¯ ¯ ¯

law, was beat man. Craig Brow~.A/tar a reception in the bride’s A One-Year Pin was awar~iedho~o,o.~..tetsltf .....d,oeaWldn~.ao. Ohts0oand

SCOT TISSUE 5 49/d~g trip to Florida, the bride Cub gerraro, rollswearing a beige shantung d~esa The next pack eocm’alUee ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ’with brOwn accessories, Rua~anraeetlnd wilt be March 2,0 at 9broadtal] jacket and a elmhldlump,m. in the home of C~us Grykien HUNT’Scorsage, They will live in war- Df Franklin Parkway¯oho.. o. ne~t.oh m~,,., ~,~ ~ PURPLE PLUMS ""2 eaH. 49Mr, and Mrs. Gray are well- March 28 at 7:d0 in Phillips ¯ ¯ * ¯ °anknown in civic and political ear- ~choo]. The theme of the meet-¢:les and kava held leading posi- ing Wll be "Alaska."taunt with the Republican Party VANITY FAIRt~the,~te,

FACIAL TISSUE ~oo~39The bride ~ ....l .....ot With The PTAs to & bo~*Kimberly School, Montcialr, A panel discussion on the ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯Smith College and the Univer- Lheme "Supervision of Home- boxsity of ChiseL% where she a~died work in Classroom and in the..,sou oosle,.nd.ftbe~nd,-.o~.’.i,,hef.tor~Wod .... CLOROX o"~ 29¢ana University and RaiLers Uni- day at a meeting of the Eliza-

qt botdesverBity Law Scho01~, where she beth Avenue P~A in the school. ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ~t|Zobtained a Iew degree..~fter be- On tOe p~mel will be throeginning her career on the East teaeher~, Mrs. Richard Pisber, MOTT*SOrange Record, abe later boeara~ Thomas DeCasale and Bernard

APPLE SAUCE 2 29¢prominent in the publts relations McLaUghlln, and tore~ parents,jar8and labor-manadement fields, Mrs. Michael ~rma, Leonard a ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯

then was admitted to the New Hammond and Loull ;P£1op. Med-JePImy Ear, ~he tS the oDly We- ’or&tot ~ll be prinel~tl ~llrl’yman attorney now practlelng in ~trtyn.Montetel;e. A nominating ¢ommlttee /or ¯ FROZEN FOODS ¯ ¯ DAIRY ¯In her polilieal aetivitte~, she next year’a officers, chosen ath~tS been LabOr Advisor to the ’Monday nlghl’s exeolUve meet-Republiean State CommIU~e .nd’~g, tneindaa Mra. Stardey Er~os- SWANSON’S KRAFT’S Pyrex Cupte active to orpni.tton work. ka. Mrs. ffseh La~a and. Mr,.

qfl~o~_~w._..~,.o,o. 2 49¢ ~ ~,.,te,o,.l,.0,~N.,o,,a~I __ Me*t Pies pkg,~.tXer. Halvers t m and he aa.- Su er Plans Made P[,][I~I~(]U phnent°~V ~-"~a.ton ~ehoo cf ~b~orsl Ar . He is PP Chicken ¯ Turkey ¯ Beefproprietor of ¯ florist bet;nero, [By Rosary Society %,aaa,mo~~after prevtou~ auo¢latlons with[ pierre for an Old FasMoned

RO~IAN~ LG. SIZEHAPPy BOY

New York 8tusk ltxehanp flrm~, [~upper were made Monday at a~,~oal,, h. ~. R.*l.o,o--**~ ~ ~ ~--..-- 59¢~al~.. 0, ~.,., ~...,.~...,,.....,,c~ PIZZA PIES MARGAR~and has bOon M~yot of Watehtmg FrankUn Park,|inee 1949, He te secretary of I The ̄ uPPer will be hem in th~the Somerset County TaxationIrhu~h April ~, with general

SNO.wHrrE FIRM ~EBoard and was elected this year ebolzlad~" Mn, Harry LIglHte, be-to the first vise-presidency of the Ins ua~ed by Mrs. William IN, J, Lsague at Municil~llttel,r Lang, eo-ehalfledy; Mrl, Oeorp M h~I~ T__ ~.lto,er htlo hen oh.tste~,,.US., ooms . omatoes

Mr. & Mt~, Ravmoad W0ehen. hoat~mes Mrs. Carl Hanger4, Mrs,

Covms,~ o~eLtmHE~ES Mrs. Harry Riley and Mrs, Bet-

--- 23=sh o* W ~n Nnad eet4~t*tot $o~ph2Msat~dl~,i.J’O~phOa.heir ~th wedd ng ann vat/tory bral0L

ree~nth, at ¯ ,I,.....~*.M ~t. A l’Jm wu Id~owlt by the l~v. ~

THURSDAY, MARCH (I, 1988 T’HE FRANKLIN NEW8 PAGE 3

/use. It~ oomplMe~y a wo~d of on the functtone of being u~

Leader that, when they were hew machine poHll¢~ 111 H~hen been run 70 mlisen dollars in thlhustling for votes last Fall, they and the Ninth ~ eem ol~rato, hol~m what pr~vl~Ily vailhad promised anyone who’d lla. it nan OMy be dmdbed u tan. a healthy surplus. It it now takeInn there w~tdd be no tax boosts,

Bob, with his reammrL~g ~, Its own--and by no meaI my to p~Olong strikes, or to pay P~C-even e~me idm4ato to help them, on the maeh. eons who won’t ev0n lo0k for aNow, id their flr~ three week~ If only as e sensible preeau- Job, you can ~ out the r~the wa~ nski~i them to break that tion, this would be a good time for yours01f.ledge, tv nail down the furnLture. We reeall o~e lent who but-At least, that% what the boys -~0---- to.hOled tm in T~ntea with a

~ald publivly. Among experl- Abeut the Forbes waridns o~ king-~med ohip on his mhoral$ea,,~nced newsmen, however, moun- the at|lthde of v@tore ~owird ’rWhs~ are they ~y~ to doI]~diLt~r’s Notc~Whila the Sore- ilew tuxas:’* He ais~ wel’fied, [nine of doubt existed thst the qeho¢[ ~s~, what more n~ to here? J he auar]ed, "NVhy dl’t

erset ScenarlaL r~ntinue~ his Va- :.rnong ether things, that, If the aims Wel’e as noble as ~ctured. be elto~ then the r4~eut ou~rlu SOtli" ~ from Bomerie| docation, the ~ec~nd o~ two p~.n inc~Jmbent a~Jnis~ratton was re- Dec thvory quickly arose that, by ncwmpaper~ ~tt /d~rlah]e ~methllq~ ~t It.~"pul~ fiLls the gap. Last week It :urned to Trenton. the Slate un- .vtth Mr. Kenny’s end Mr. Cerey’ee~ m~ht be ~ved by revision We hastL]y reminded the ~ .wns Les Sheph’o, fvom the Dam- ]mp[oymen~ compensation f U n d Jeingations cor~rolltn 8 hal~ of of ~OOl-h~iiding laws. (8 Rep~hlLe~n we sensed whoocratic fold, This week anoth~ ~euld be mede thls year’s No, 1 Mr, Meyner’s Assembly vote~, the Febeuary’s scr~o[ elections sawhad been a fen~e-Juml0er) that,expert ex-newsman m ex-edltor, .iveaway program, r~c~s~s might be flexing their an astonishing number of budget if that’s how he felt about lt~ heeX-L’eporter Lee Rupport, another He ~id Meyue~ eontinued nuscles rejectious. In Middlesex County ~hould have listened to Mr.Somerse~ son, who tolls the bali theme~4o bla~e ~ll |l~ ot the The theory had an obvious e~. ~)one, budgets wore defeated in Forbv$ some months agu,1~r the Republienn Party, H¯

S~f~ upon the Republioan-eOth,~ins~o~: Beb was bethI shown by eight communities. ’~[eek," |hi ~onUI waUe~,

served as one ot Senator Mel- troltcd Le~ature--wa$ not sup- ’lhe b~ys that, It he didn’t In mO.--m "RUt I |heusht that ~ Wlcolin Forbes’ chief elde~ during ported by the facts, ~nd thgt wlih whet they wautod~ And about the propheeLu f0r on|y campaign talk."the last gusernntoriai center% Meyner would have a hard time hem have a inuIh time setting the Stole unemployment fu~d~ So, apparently, did a whole lotand now la with the Forbe~ Me~- demolmtr~ltos leede~Mp no mr- what he wantodmthcledln| hk witness thee two hlils out of of other P~osla,ezine of Buslnes~ though ~nd- to~ whe controlled the Legixto. ow. legislative pmgrum, not to may:ins much of his we~k In the thre. mention I~0 needs. It didn’t A-79--Toellminatethere- 10 TOWHS Seleeter]belh of Trenton.] He sald many persons in the take long to prove aceura~, quiremen~ that an employee Fo~ X-Ray ProsPero

’ By LEN RUPPERT StaLe were disshLtsfled with pres- AL succeeding ~esslons, the ~s- mint ~u~lively seek work to be.If events out of Trenton lhes~

ant hJg~ /ex-I~udson coalition w~s being eligible for unmptoyment hay- The first week in June has been~et aside for the annual ebee~daya have some people scratching tlon and. if the Stute dldn’t step stubborn wJth a frightening rag- mnin.

their head% wondering, "Where’d in soon and change the buildlng ulnriLy. After ann Interesting On- S-74 (and other~)--To sItow X-ray survey by the Semerl~t

I hear that before?*’ it J~ s~ll ~de Inw~ ~nd other angles, the counter, evor~ one large paper In unemployment behests to s~rJk- ~o~nty TB & Healll~ A~so~iatLon.wand0r. ~haol-bulIding pragram would Newark whic~ had been Meyoer’s ere afler four weeks A scheduleis being planned

By the calendar pad on our be jeopardized serlously, invs~ avid supporter, fi~aily wa~ At q~st xlanee, it might round ~he following tr, untoipalittos ind ¯ ~ S, (he I a g t xubernatoi~la] He said, If Bob got beck in r~ov~ tO comment: "Lest week, wonderful. Nobody War, Is to klil !ooperalinn with ]~ai Board~ of

match beeame an hlsthrLcal mat. Trenton, with intentions ot run- the inhen~nt weaknes~ of his ~anta ,C~aus. But it doe~m~ take ffealth: Bernards ~htp, Bar-

(er three monthe a~o. Yet, 111 nine far the Presidency and all IMeyner’s} ¢ompl~in~ agaI~l ~uch thtokL~ to see thai the ~ar~svil]e, Bound lirook, ]~pa~k-

the S~th H~uee le~klative ahem- that would thdicate in compro- the Republican-eontrulle~ Legis- ~tato unemployment f u edwin tin Township, Man~]le, Northber~. there ~re Demoera~ new in ~laes, the State eotild be at the ]ainre showed up Jn sharp relief ~hJch thou~ds of workere on#- ~latnfleld. Rurltan, Semervi]le,the’saddle who appear trautle to merry of same of the worst old- . , He was tr.ppe~. He had t~ trlseto for their proteetlonid an- South Bound Brook and Wet-top each other In ~kl~g ~om- Line politleal dynas¢l~ In exist- hegel[ale." other depression, or to I~de themehu~g,erset’s r~leolm Forbes seem ~ncemthe Bose Kenny The word sO~rlng mo~ obaerv. OVAL’ during Job hunLs--liever There will he a n0mlnal fee ofmadam-dAy No~radamns, in Budge., ~he Boss Carny was that frequently-heard was Intended for such pu~e~. 75 eenla per X-ray.

Old No~.ly, in ease t h e r e ’ ~hlne to E~sex. and others of *v~rd, "negotiate," To people in D~pite four year’s of high era- -- ¯

(IoubL. w~g lhat far-sigh~¢d an- lesser enteric.IS, He saidm(But Other areas who have meyer meanDloymenL lh~8 e~en~lal f~Jnd l~q~ ~uh~erJhe to The Newsc~cnt sc~.J, whn ~al dowr~ ot hla why continue any fnrther? By¯ ~rk ~ t, da ̄ n d hog ~ tnrning nDw you remember for son.elf,)

c,uL pt.cdietions, ~e got ~o good The dcnla}8 sen[ wJnglrlg ou~at ills f~reeasts (hat, h~r fbepast,if ~or..... killful * pellned ~b" BOYS &: GIRLS GIRLS & BOYSJew (’elllLlF;e~ or So. llley~Ve been :~alph Coughlan, one of the ca°v- i

..........os,,..,’ate tho ..,.o ,ormedpre,,0ted.O-,,. ,’i,io" PARENTS".... , ...... woco ,he, ..... ’°" ’" TEACHERS -if. i( happened wars, ~toIT~.’qdi°lll~. The wt)rds we. ran’?bombs, a sos ~ny hing. qnHe .~] blLtlth but 7.’ha~ thvy an

Our own State Senator Item added ttp lo we~ "liar."~omer~et will have a long way to ;Sell, now that the smoke- HCrC IS ,4. Opporiunltygo to match that reco~, but screens have vicar°d, it’s been a for o~e boy or xIrl in each ~rade, 4 tbeou~th $,dhere Is no denyln~ he% made ~ short time to walt after all, The to win a $25 Untied States Savings ~ond,~tart at it, Guy and his "frlandly" new leg-

In his ru~ aguinst Gov. Mcy- isla~ars have been in elilce abeutno~’. F.rbes kept ,’epeating. you’lI ~ month now. And their "pro[- Ell~r Sol~13t~[# Tr~ COlITp(IH.Vs8recall lbe[ the primary issue al tess/’ If that’s what I¢*, .e~lled, ~r~t~ Colle~ ~lub ~oHt~$t.tslake was "~ new g~verI~or reads right out of F~rhe9" old

~am~n speeehe~.In. the new taxes department. As we see it, there are two prime nee~lla to obtain a ¢olto~e ~lu~aiton;

PIT[SBURGH’SNI:W[ST PAINT

S~NSA TION

@, in vice president of the MeWs [ Absolv:e ,, ~ ,,m. the c--ty Acme OpensBids Announced o0moora.o ~,oh In ,~o+,n, ITeacher ~! Re=.,. ̄ ,mad oPet’at~ a printing shop in [ ,+too wh,oh +o+.e.For Primaries +puh,oat+.o, bo+e~o.+. OfAssauitCh.rge ~’~ o, ,i+.. ~

Lane has b~. ~ouninated byfor buskle~s fl~s. -- ~tll~n as an independent for

G Bs w I bo d stributed to(Continued from Page 1)

Vice-chairman of the ¯ Indus-Coht n~’~ -r~m -

the Fall election far 1~wmthipLrlal Development Commtasio ued f Page I

Committee. the first LO00 custom°re dP~lng

..... --’- ¯ .... leach of the first four openthg¯ oth~rs had doe]stall themselves,

indicated tha~ he supports when he ea]~e home that eve- iha pupds, w,[io were hitchhiking daya of the Aeme Super MarketDemOcratic measures in iling, and Leo Raker ot 42 Wil- .,Rer the alIeaod assault occurred, on HamiBon Road,TWO Republ[ean-he~d tea-ms Committee aerie]tie&low Avenue, rather el the other When asked about the char-

’/’no marke~ which opens ll~~,, Be~ ,. oo..po~d,.g .. ,~.,, a,ao ~.,ided that h~ ,aw~,:;~e~,ru.,+,°fhe’h/~°~hs he r,ied.retary of the KhtgstO1"~ Better- injuries on his son, Both youths doors Wednesday. will award

merit AssocIstiorl sad R member were examined by & physleinn ’ " the 4,0~ gifts through SaturdayRemmnable DoubtMr, Ruppert, 28, of Yrankil a of the Kingston Volunteer Fire ’hal eventhg but not ~reated, the . In addition to a reguifir itheAetlllg Magtatrath WlllJal~l

larenls claimed. . of flesh fruits, vegetables peal-bet" ¢~ the Hotlsing At~thority, Roseabe]g stud prmr to h s deaL- -

Herbert W. Whaler During opening t~timony, theon that he was g v n8 much try, fish and meat, the market

has been active In GOP pdillics Em o ed with the road d ?ahebeuski boy said "We didn’t ¯ will offer a wide v~riety offor several years and worked as P] Y e- ’ weight tO character s S emerita

frozen foods, Specialty couoters’ t of the T0wnth Mr gnm.v why Mr CsedonJ told us¯ ¯. Iwlll fen ure epmurean foodspersooa] public relatio ,qs director ~h~er~: lives with hls wttPe and to COstal: off. the bus."

advanced by he Lunchers and

for Senator Malcolm Forbes’hat the pt’oseeutmn had failed ,

w0 oh di’elz a 8 Gates RoadO I ’ during cross-examhla- o es ab sh ’*beyond a reasonable ’k°sher products and Chin~e

during his Primary campaign, Lion did the youth admit he doubt" that Mr, Cardonl made del~eaelea,and Inter on the publicity staff

Cwrdoifi T~tifl~

heOrlgtha]]Ygraduated fromfrorn highBin°mfleifi’schoolnamesCa ed he teacher n s u

n gan aMault. I A spacious park ng lot will

for his guherna~orinl campaign,He attended Bound Brook there and attended the Casey ’ After lhe ease was declared accommodate dOO autos, A so in.

’dismi~ed," Mr Yakabouski!cluded will be a drugstore andHi@h SchOOl and Rulers U~i- Jones School of Aeronautic~ in Mr. Cardoifi indicated the two ~tood qulekly and asked to "us ;d~Y goods counters¯

NeweL’g, youtlas had given the Junior heard. Rut a crack of the gavel ’ Manager is Ray Matchmao,varsity where he graduated i~

-°ace of the ificldents‘

]951 with hono~ in journa]isln. Mr. Wheeler w~ a Demoera- Patrol gird on the bus "a tough ~ileneed him and the eour~ Wag formerly of the George Street,lie Committeeman in the 8th d "He and his wife have o~e ¯ me An the past, and they wore -djourned. New Brunswick, store,District. warned that day about a recur-daughter.

vrs~ R, Wltl=d

..... t this poifit, bo said, that

~,~ leauty Salon [,,Mr, Wlllsed ~4, or g8 Arden a]n

He testified that the I~ys had ¯ * ¯’ made inauBthg gestures at trimlltreeh was born In thatAustria’country,andJu~e Arranges

before boarding the b .... dattended aoh+a in MOVEDSwtt~rlaed, ~gl~d e~d th. ,~.; r u"ar"es’eo.ed hi ....~ on the hue x . .oc..e Mort., ~e~, ~. TO A NEWt]. S, he rembved them from the re- Sat. 98 p.m. [ [LOCATIONHe graduated from Harvard Mole and scolded them"

University in 1949 with a degreein mathematics, and Js presently

Continued from Page t ]Is denied that he had struekC]o~ed W~d~, 148 ~in S[ithcr youth at any time

emp Oyed as a senior analyst

with Johns-Manville Corp. in "better-dressed-defendant" cam- He said that the Yakabouski EVES. ~O. Bound Brook

New York. paign Monday by ordering three boy turned suddenly in his room BY NI~XT TO

He served as a first tieuten~tpersons to reappear the follow- :luring his scolding, striking his APPOINTMENT CITIES 8~VICE STATION

¯ Wor d War 2 w h the ing week minus sport shirts, Iorehead on the blackboard.

durmgInfant D .... in ~’ur- leather jacket~ and beard stub- ~ttppert. TeStimony ~’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’,,,,,,,,,,,,~84th ryember of ble Mr MeLsugh]in told the court

ope Mr, W ard sam ’

null ,..~cpe, Ch .....f,~,+r .tt,r." were Tu.dor0 ~+gedatt.eh~o~p,a ....h’s rv a ’. . ¯ room. He said that Mr. Cardoniownshi Democratic Corn- D ey and Wllhato Thompsonthe T P ’definitely did not shike he

dao~,hthr . I~reder ek W Hagerman o Mof’ r n answer d s He als~ testified over the ob-R Re gas di[ p ese to - . .

Ellw$’rd . 7 ’ . ¯ . I~tion o~ Martin Sprltzer eoan-A tlative of Kingston, Mr¯ ~y, ¯orderly eonouet compmmts, for Mrs Yakabousgi that

untruthful .... ellaMr. McLaughlin also said that

+ d~d °°t se’ a" ~a’g~ °° the! Cheese

i

~oys when the)’ left his room.The defense story was sup- or,ed hy ,ll+th., ....e

i BANANA SPLITSchool PrtheJpo] Harry E. Mer-lyn who also denied seeing cutsIn bruises on the boys after tho

incident

i

H,, that ,+ +ked ,,0 Salad

’THURSDAY, MARCH6, lggg THg PRANKLIN NEWS PAOgb

chair in the attic that needs a in the ctssaes, but they will be as the height d~.Ired be~new cane seal, make your d~(. dileu~ed, ~bbives, If shelving U Ii ~oh~slon right nOW’. The gxtengic¢~ Gin, enrollmenl ~s limlted and geep you want the new nheHService is offering a course th reglstratlons are ~ming In rap- thlee Iner~ blgber, make the up."Weaving Chair Seats With idtY, but there Js still room for dgh~ ii by 3 inches.Cane." and you Run learn how to several more m~’mbors. Begtstra- Next nall or screw fw’o stgil:~cane that chalr yourself, MISS tione are being received in the ~f q~rter-~¢h round or n~wcw

Gena Tham~, extension special- office of the cotmty home agent, mrddlng paraBel th the ends ofist th home thrttlshtsgs, at Rut- phone RA 5-4700. Lbo shelf board on the under.

By M~RY ELLRN ~N)LLgYg~ University, will be the in- dde. Set the strips in ~’am the

Somerset County Home Agentatr.ethr and she says thal "can- MORR SREIA ~ ROOM rods s I i g b t I y more thai~ thethg is both interesltsg and easy The need for more shelf room ;hickness of the uprlgks alde ~Up-EXCITING POULTRY are imailer than capons. They to do," is a kitchen problem. Try ugln~ 3errs. If the supperts are ~-

Go experimental the next time weigh about g tO g pound, tea- Ctatmes will be held March ?, what has become known as Rut- neh thick, place the fiat side cfyou shop for pottitry attd eor~ki. 6Y-to-cook. "~ey, too, are tender 14 ~ 28 in the th~ement of the gers 8hetve~--llse~llslve, easy. :he quar4er.lr‘eb rot~gds ~-Jlleher the-c.pon, the goo~e, the duck with a high ration of white meat. County Administration Building, to.make shelyes that are portabts [n from the sbe~ ’endB,or the "Rock Cornish Game Colorful of name, "Rock Corn- Somerville, from 10 a.m, to 3 ~nd require no nails or screv,m Tbon put the shelf in pltce,Hen." These types of poultry are Ish Came Hens" are a special p.m. each day. Any homemaker in the permanent cupboard, and sllde lz~ the SUpl)orts or, thefinding new fever In the Amerl- type of poultry. They are neither in Somerlet County Ii privltsdg- To make tbem, use ~-thch outer skies of the qutwthr four, dR.can home because thc=y offer va- game birda nor hens, but are ed to take the course if she I~ Mywoed or ½-Inch lumber, Cut The sbeit is firm a~d v.dll tt~riety, miniature broilers which , are wllltr‘g to pa~s on the inferreR: lhelf boards aboul ~-Inch short- collapse.

These ~coultry Items have be. sold at ready-to-cook welgh~ of tier ahe has learned to othe! .~r in length than the exleth~ Hm~e e¢onomMte of the U, S.come widely available Partly be. about ~ bound, bo~emlkel~ in her community ~helves. If permanent shelves Uepertment of Agrleuttln’e a~ycause of the trend fawned war- Wher, "Rock Cornish Game who have chairs that need can- ire me. then a foot apart, use

,ou can ~eeze frtmh ~t itketing poultry in frozen and Hens" first appeared in fggl, ing. . !we length* halt the desired ,ou shred It or put It t~’ot~h arerdy-to.eook style. Tttke ducks, only a few thooaand birds were /~ a part of the class, each lepth if you want a full.wl~h ood eboplger and cover ~ C0-for instance. The season fo~ sold, but by long the industry member will cane a ~haJr, doing shelf, This will faeilltath fitting conut mllk when :t011 peeh it infresh ducks lasts from April tc was producing flee million birth some of the caning In class and and the cross-wise seperatlon wBI rt~r eonta4nen.November. But the duck Indus- ~nually, Usually you will find some between cla~es. Chairs never be noticed, Often there istry has cbor,ged in recent years. Lbo tiny birds ready-to-cook and with hol~ drRtsd in the seat room for two or more shelves Soft, bland cottage ~ htk~Today abeul 90 percent are sotd frozen in individual pl~tic, frame or ~aek will be tired b~ between existthg ones. on new lrderest when dlopped:~roz~. and ready-to-cook and are moisture-;0roof bags, these meetings. Chairs requiring Also cut two pie:ca ot lumber roasted almonds and pl~ ofavailable the year around, "J’unlor geese" also offer ca- l~ady-woven webbing, eared a for uprights, Make them as long meaty ripe olive~ are stlrr~ BL

Capons are not a newcomer to riety in slze. "dunlor", in con-the poultry line--they were tragt to the familiar large 2gknown in ancient China g,g00 week-oki bird, Is marketed whenyears ago. Capons are large but 16 weeks of age. It weighsbirds, weighing 8 ~o 9 pounds, st this time about g to 8 poundsready-to-Reek. They ~tre plump and because of less fat, has g toand tender with a large proper- g percent more edible meat pertkin of white meat. Capenett~3 ]~ou~d thor, the older birds,

"Junior geese" roaat well andadd the variety o~ dark meat to~he menu,

~’OW Cell yea determine thesize o~ bird that you should buywhen it is ready-to-cook? ’~eamount of duck Io buy for oneserving j~ cue poand. When se-lecting a capon or caponette,

A Cusd~=n ~nd ,~taaa meat one-h~lf tc~ three.fourths of atype mut~l rum wh°Im °~li’;’N pound per serving is recOm-° f }he ee~°~ tt~d °~mY ~ n" mended. One-half to three-IX~I{~iPall ~m nw ~om~n ~k* fourhs per SelWtsg is the quantl-al I~snld~n interp~l, ~*nd I~ o~-,~la tax ~t~.~ for tu .~.~ ly to buy i,l a z’o~ter. ~ttch ash~d~undarC’~n~dlnnlsw’ {h~ "junior goosc,*’ Broiler- arc

~?,f~.y{ususlly cooked in qnarters ozhah, es, so you would need one

~II~II~i~TJ~NVIC~I~C’ lourth to ~.ne-half bird pet" serv-ing or throe-fourths to i poundId meat per person. The l~t fig-

ZOne Ma~ager ule; would a~ply to the "Rufk

V~ll~l , p. DUlln(.lornis~ Omne Hell"

Franklin Park, Nt I. SEAT WEAVING COURSEVlkthg 4-gd86 If you’ve been tryin~ "to de-

IMPROVmDffSCUT PAINTIW WORllB! { !

here’8 yourIw~ m~dslir 4 ae¯ ,----- AN WER

...’co tha problem of money for Four youngster’a

o~ ~.~,~ ..,,.~. b,,,. ̄ F*u’,, need .t,...t s~=oo to ...him ~roulJh hie first year ¯ oollelle ol~bacawere thR quutlon of how to get it ¯ 1!t5 will

open a @olIHe club account ¯ from then on,.. you decide how much and how often to save

r,~! ~,~. ~.~.~., =,, t, =. * ~,rm,, m,’:. ¯ Important thing is to start - ank aboutI eepresen~,Uv~ wLU e~l ~t ~0~r b~me ~ ex1~bda ~Tae

NO I .~..~.,- ~ Am,.. t cur oollogo club* now.I NAM~ .......... ST ........ J ....... lMONEY ! cn’v ..... ,.~,,, ........ I * We wIO gI~U ntr~s&, om UM/~ O~r ffl~g

DOWN f t uso,,m~m’Asa ~sa~ zmi pt,~eu I~= ut*ou I d~t~Ove eo][ep e~t fc4de~h44~ RA d.HN.

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¯JALO~Sm~ ¯ ~liJ~ WK~DOWII ¯ DOOR8 MRMnRR FmnZltAL" Dn~OSIT ’

116 ~g Main St. RAa40"J8 Somerville ,~asv=a~c~ co=~c=a,,os

FRANKLIN NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH6, I~

Kippers Are Mixed in Lenten Luncheon Salad-.. : ,~’~;~’:’ ~97~" T-"~"’’~" ""~7"" . ...... /., ¯ "~J=" .~,~

schedule for vommerelal apple~rchards will be available~’owerg shortly. ~ ":: i~

Dr, Spencer H. OarS. . :~"~

X~TF~disease specialist, calla attention ~. :

X--P, om~m =Tmbel lot the hl~ colhiagues have taken in ~.,~;~ ~i~natures/ 10--rem~nda you preparation of the eberL "~ree ¯ ~,4"~ :that YOU.* fu~ l~.vested ,osslble hrngleide program~ to be : :~? ,, ~ !~here on or before the lOthe~ this month yarn from followed throughout the year ~; ,=

the fl~ And X marks are suggested, ¯ ~ ~)the she¢ Io~" safe ~vlal~, There Is a straight sulfur proWith x-tr~ ll~e~al terrific, gram %r ’~arleties that do not ~?-~L i ’.

russet with s~lfur a~.d which are

A straight eaptan schedule Is tee- ~ ~:i " : .’;~ ~.~’:I~ " i

excellent flnis~ along with good~ ~

:: .~.~, ,

c]Isease control The program be- :~ -~ ~.

!’~ ~ -~ !~lns with a 2-pound eaptan rate " ’" ":.:..:

and is Chen reduced to s l-pound ....rate ariel’ the primary scab pert- Norway t, tlse, featurt.~ ktpl~ an4 bee~, makes m substanUll main vouile for s Len|en leach,nd is over. For the first tlme a BY DOBOTHY M&DDOX !~ cup mayonnaise, 2 herd-~ambination G]y0d]11-~aPta~ ]~OR a Lenten lunche°{I c°m" cooked eggs. sliced, I cup finelybine kippers, boris nnd other refrigerator lor 2 hOtlrs, 111 SOpa-

ASSICTS OVeR l¢ MILLION rchedule is s~ggested, Tests bare salad ingredients and {op with rate I~owI, combine cream, may* chopped celery’ l cup draJr~ed

EArl~ ]~. MAIL thown that proper placing of GIy- hard - cooked egg. This salad o~nalse, ]onion J*fiee. salt andcooked or canned peas, I table*

We pay Th~ p~r~L~ ]g~th Ways ~tdin ll~ the schedule wilt rdate- ~akes a substantial main dish. Pepper spoon finely chopped onion, crisp]oHuee leaves. I toln~to sliced,

:ia]ly reduce mites. Reet ~m~[ Kipper Ln~eh~’on Salad Peel end cube apple al~d &dd salt and i~pl~r io taste, parsley.(4.~ nei"~Ja~) i~nnlc~t&te[y 10 sour creanl ~JX-

QUEEN CITYThe new pros ..... gges~s Drain ,ardJne~, ~’e~rvlng hnlf

~tartJng out with G[~odi~ ~ol- Two (3’,~-oumee i cans Norwaylure. Add celery, onion and

SAVLNG~owed by several captan appUea- kippers, t cup whole midget flaked kippers, Chill. f ..... ]a(er. Mash first half.

beets, ~,~ CUll French dre~l~g, J On each plate ~ake a bed of Add leman Juice and mayonolettuce, Place 4 beets on the let. naive. Add e~Iery, onio~ alldlions at the end of the flowering tablespoons commercial so ur

~d 1"-o8111 Af~9ol~atio]l period and returning to several cream, 2 tablespoons mhyonnalse, iucc and spoon the klppe~ mix- pens, season, and to~ all together

10T Pg?k AVe,. Pl~f|elfl G]y0dhi sprays dorthg the early I tablespaan lemon Juice, ~ tea- lure on top. Garnish with sl~ee lightly,

O~en DalIT 9-4 ThrlPs. @-$ covers, it reverts to eaptan for spoon salt, ~.~ ~easpoon pepper, °~ hard-¢o°]{od egg ~opped with Arrange In mounds oil lettgce

the latter part of the sepoy, l medium apple, peeled and slice ol shifted olive, leaves, Garnish with egg sllee~,

[nsKred ~V/nl~ e=i~t ~ cUbed, l etlp chop[x~l celery, Saltine attd Celery ~l~d tonl~to sliee~ and parsley. TopCounty AeTleultura] Agent H. chol~Ped onion and ]ettocc, (4.~ lerVhlgs) w~th remaining whole sardines.

Bare by mgfl, We I~ty posta/l~e N. Repair has these new ached- P ace beet~ in bowl and pour ’ one 3V~*ounce) can Norway Chill. Serve wilh mayonnaise orb¢~ wl~q~ des avaiJahJe Dew, dressing over them. Marlnste ~ -td nee, easpoo~ [omo~ trice salad drc~.~ir’: on the side.

I GOTMINE___.o__

¯ ¯ The 1957 honey crop w~s ~1= or behed, wh|ting’a tender ~mh

year, Th~ ]arge~t therefor WU

,nilllon pounds, 14 percent more is always spl~ell~g.than the crop Ot the pre’.dov~

Richard the Lion Hearted

in the Northeastern sttte~, where entombed In the Abbey of Yon-

HOW T YOU~

honey produe,lon was up 85 per- tew.uR France,

"~t’ ’ Garden SuppliesHere’s a trick that helps to ~EW, S~ t~’~

TIME ~iry garments When you han~ g~otte L~Wn Predu~’tsthem dripping wet on hangez~ Rut Ommstraighlen out the ~e~ms with Woa~L~wn Pm4ne~

~ur hands and place a sprin~ IF~rti]lJ=~10-§clothespin at the he, tom of each 100 lbl ................. $~,75

seam, The added weight will BO-~O~ Orotmd

~elp the seems to dry with00t I~11e "" ! ..... S~

.... N. B. Flour Co.FroZen whiting, one of the ~1 l~’ei~o~ ~lt. OH ~q11~

T, ogt pleaust t.g~K~ng fl~h. is bl ! ¢:a~ an~ ¢~rty ~’ew Bt~nm~

m~trong

Armmtrong Ilubber Till i* orte of tbe mom~ comfort.able Boors I~ walk o~, 64aulltul coitus =rud grain.ng of Armstrong Rubber Tile make It a truly d.core*

t~va addition Io your home, tool Just Im~gln~ be~wonderful ]t wou~d beto walk on rubber oil [ DO IT ’ROURBILF "day You won’t be [ Or ~ our feel~ry t~tee

nearly ;o ;red at the fall do ~ I~end of the day.

tie .

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Rasd thenae (~)B ackwe]ll MILLS

thence ~) Northerly ~ndNnrthensteri¥ along Franklltt ]~ou~.liard to ~llgrh]and Avenue thence (3Bnllth~oster~y along Hlghlond Avenueto th~ place ot ~eg[nnlng.

Pa~lln~ Plier--pine Grove 8chcmtDLstrlct No B:

thence punning I:~n.,oa, ..... Manville TheatreWILL BE .CLOSED.

eB THE FttANKL[N NEWS THURSDAY. MARCHB. 1958

~. ty%unL EnginneJ’ps ’~r~--rsr eenome +.t ,.h+ p,,oe, the +.ke, ~ . .~ O++M .,o+ o,~ +., t.ho O,ae. Wed.eer be Dr. William A. Weber at Franklin Boulevard & nesday at 7:45 p.m.New Rt’Unawlsk. Ea~ton Aventte

Decide WayOut of MeetingDilemma JPtLBA~ O~ pIt~h~ A Sunday Scbeol teachers ST. JAMJKg MSTKODIST

¯ garcphath banquet will be held tomorrow The Comml~lon on Mbm~ons

The Board of Freeholders has ’Cleet laid the blame for the pre- The Rev, Robert DaSenbach ,t 8:80 at S9 Morris Sti~et. New will attend a meeting Saturdayacted uPOn a reconunendationlvioua week’s snow removal com- wlIl conduct 11 a.m. services Brunswtck, at 8:S0 p.m. sponsored by the N.

by County Bngtneer DonaldIplaint from Mrs, Howard Sam- Sunday, and the sermon at 3 The Young People wtti meet J. Missions Conferenae at HoLly

8tl~s in its attempt to meet pie ot.Branchhurg To~vnship to p.m. services will be by the Rev, doturdav at 7:30 also at ~O Mar- House Noataurant. Route 130.

with B~rn officials af Bound Hu~terden County. which he Wesley Gro~. dorvlces at 7 p.m. rio Street. where a eolDred RBnnear pennsankm.

Brook and South Bound Brook said is regp~n*ible for clearing will be in Bound Brook Temple wilt be shown. Sunday School will be at 0:48.Sunday School writ be son- goBowed by worsklp at tl. Theon traffic and flood conditlotm the read ou which Mrs. Sample under the direction at Miss At-

dueled at 9:45 in the church, and Rev. dohn B. Kirby Jr. will de-effecting both communltles. :~aid several ears had been stuck nes Kubltz.

~crvi~ea will be at II a.m. The liver the sermon, ’~3ed WiLtFreeholder .Henry Fetberston during the recent snow storm.

offered one solution and Free- The Imard was advised that a ST, JOSEPH’S ~ermon of the Rev. Robert Mat- Have His Way."

holder Robert Adorr~ another public hearing on the location of EaSt MlUsto~ nard, pastor, will he "Paul’s The Junior High Fellowship

Friday when it was reported Federal Assistance Interstate Mas.~ will be celebrated Sun- Btruggle for the Oc~pel ~ of will meet at d p.m. upstairs ih

lhat Bound Brook officla~ had CFAD 102 (Route 22 realignmeni day at 8 & 9:30 a.m. by the Rev¯Qrare." An evening service will the ohurch and the senior

ro.~ceted a phone invlialion to a in the Counly will be held Marc~hStepheu Feeh¯ Confessions will be held at 7:311 on the subject, group will meet in the basement.

meeting in the County Adminis- 19 at I0:30 a,m. in the Courthousa,be keld doturday from 4:30 to "The Strangest ’l’ext in the Leader of the seniom will be

tration Buitdlng. "IBe board approved the ask- 8:80 p.nl. and from 7:38 to ~ p.m. Bible¯" Miss Roberts Lundy on the topic.

Mr. Stares had said that Bo~i~d i’ng of informal bids to pravide Stations of tile Cro~ wilL be A praYer merrier and Bible "Consider the Heavens."

Brook’s Council didn’t feet it the Road Department with a conducted tomorrow at 7:30 p.m

should h’ave Io Come ta domer- 1058 pickup truck. A 1950 truck feltowdtl by Benediction.

~+fo~suoh ....+g. He had+.,booted as. tred+-,n.R~ ........d.+.ed,cti~.w,:The White Top Innbeen asked by the board the per- Blforma] bids wilt also be e ~ondtleted Wednesday at 7:30

claus week to arrange for the sought for a ne’W 4-door sedan .m.Proudly AHnounce$ the Opening o~g+t+,her + .....be ~o o,,,oo o, ,ha ~+~ .R~S~,~K

m ae’"o--rn Restaurant an~a’Tm willing to go to their C,unty Planning Heard. A 1951 pRESBYI.EaLetHbuilding." Direelor C. I..Vail model will be traded ill.

The Eev. G. Hale Buoher’sc,oe~.a~d. +c S+d++.,be"~h. Oro., Cocktail Lounge"But we have all our maps anddat, ho,o" ~r ~o,h+,~ s+ ~ 7f~.~ +ooo’go Ser+~ wiB be ’t 8:+and II .... Church Sch~l will SERVING COMPLETE LUNCHEONSed, We want South BOund Brook be at the same hours. IS noel% to ’~:S0 p.hl,to attend. There’s n~ use hotding SIX’MILE RUM REFORMED The first of a series of Lententwo meetings, I think BOund Frgnktin Park [arums on "The. Nalure of God D]2"q’NE.~~t from § p.~. to 8:80 p.~t.Brook is a StRe unreasonable." The Women’s Service League ~nd the Meaning of Eester" wBl BUNDAY Dr~NgR8 from 12 10.o011 to 8:30 p.m.

Mr, Van CIeef then wondered~ilt hold a dessert fellowship be pre~e~ted in the chaps[ ataloud what COuld be done t0 meeting tonight in the home of ~:30 by the Rev. Dr, JarvJs S. WE CATER TO PARTLY8, WEDDINGS, CLUBS.

. work out the dlY~tlt~. ~rs. Wiltard Potter of Pleasant Morris as ealder. The Post-Hig~ PRIVATE LUNCHSOMS AND DINNERS."We must seen’ Mr. Adar~l Plains Road, . Youth Fellowship will meet at

offered. ’+Let’s take our tool~ The couples’ Club wnl mae~Z:SO ~.m. io r~m~ t oe the Call RA 2-2422 Closed Mondays~lth u~" Lomorrow at 8 p.m, in the home:hutch. Featured speaker will

Mr. Stlres the~ interjected his )f Mrs. Harold Hirch of Fr~-k be Wy~llff MeCracken. head of WHERE RT. 28 MEETS RT. 22recommendation that formaI in-]ltn Park. !he Dramatics Department of NORTH BRANCHvltaBons he sent to both Coon- [ Sunday School classes will b Sew Brunswick High School.ctis, He said thai if a date were conducted at 8:SO a.m., churchset he thought BOund Brc~k,,servtcea at If, A ~ursery will bewhich had been bothered so held in the parsonage duringmuch by the traffic problem art services

E, Main Street near the iceq-i’ .

uently flooded underpass, would. MIDDLEBUSH REFORMED++. ~+he +o.th ~e,,owsh~o +~,, Both BoundBrook Trust OfficesSmith Hell~ Out ~,meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. to

Wilbur Smith of Round Brook, continue it~ sludy ef Japan,present to ask Freeholders to Sunday’s so,-men hy the R.v.

eni f,a+ol a d+ in Ca..1 Bead whe.,~ .....~elhme,. ot t, ........’.! areso cony_eatorwork on the proposed 80-inch be "Our Lord, Jesus Christ"War .... in instal]ation’is under th ...... d i ...... i .... lhe

comc’-’--umms sLo--’--n pl+mS -,,u’Ju ,.~.q+l’a-I’:--way there, said he had learned Apostles’ Creed. Sunday SchoolSoul}~. Bound Brook would wel- will be at 9:45 a.m., a~d the Sen-

C ........ t lng anytime ai’er iv" Youth Fei]°wshlP ’vii] meel]’non-e stopls~ Olli regular merit+it thi~ at 7 p.m

Week, ’ Thc, Building Commlttee will

Tile Frecboldol’S< upon Mr, facet Manday at ~ p.m.Adams’ motinn then voted lo I The Women’s Lenten Riblcsot tbc meeting Ior Monday at "~lcldy cIas~ will i~ect Wcdnt’s"

+ Thi ]"t’altklltt Offli’e, directly OpllOSlte lile IleW +holiliillg8 p.tn. ill tile Coul]ty b lldmg, da at I0 a.m.. and at fi p.m a .Mr, Adams, Civi Defense re- Fellowship supper will be aft’ned

ordinater for the County, ~e- ’hi the basement for Ihe eon~rc, cl,nh’r till Hauliholl Street in Fral kll 1 Townshlp~ has a drive-p~rted tha~ an emerge~lcy had earle , follvwcd by a film, "We ¯ ¯ pIll lilt[ lmrkmg faellltles 1 i add t O l to CO t plete bankmg me ̄be~n declared in Bridgewaterl~H°Id These Truths."Township 10:48 a.m. that dayl vices.to assure the safely of members GaIGGSTOWN REFORMEDaf sl:¢ inmllles. They were evll¢- Church School will be Sunday

inedRead.eared the by by fBe ]bwlands boat rising fromoff Seritan homes Old flood- River YorkRev.2:30 at it 9:48 under dedbea tic~ Merle followed thew, direction of Hoo~heern.bY the services newly- of the At at

’the In Bound heart el Brook the the MainTtmst Street Conipany’s ShoppingOffice CenteriS wherel°cated[hisin

Rv~d Supervisor C. Irving Van leonstrueted educational build!no Bank’s clock by the curb is a most familiar landmark.

Save tlme shopping and banking. Make Bound Brook Trust

iyour bank for aB your business and permus! Meeds,

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¯ PAGES THE FRANKLIN N~.WS THUB~DAY. MARCH 6,19~8

so~ N:¢E IINow He Needs Help!

The FranklinNE W8 TanGS o.. IIA Nash Newspaper

Pub[lobed Every Thursdayhy the

Martville PttblJahlng Camp&fly "’* * " MaChete and father~, as

Edward Nash, ~dltor and Publkher ~ur first teachers. Influence our

Anthony J+ Frez=a, A~elatant Editor lives [mal~sur~ly and deserve

Louis F. Brown, fiate~ Manager !redit and deep appreciation for

Office: Railroad Square, Mlddleb~14 N.J. +he wise gold, nee and great in-

I~ttered Its ~o~d Clan Matter on J;mualv 4, l~g, under the A¢I spirution they give us.’*Ot MLreh a, 1879. It the Peat Office at MJddleN, N.J. This part of a letter from Pres.

ldeht Dwight D. Elsenhower, re-~JI mewl itorlee lad ]ettera of corru~ent ~ubmltted for ptthUeottetl calved hy 4-H ~lubs throughotttmtmt bear the name tad addz-ut of the writer.

America test week as more than8thgte topiC6 8~; 1- year iuhec~tptlon, ~,~,gO; ~ ~ $4.~ 2,g00,OC0 member8 of such or- "~’~1 ~gaaiza lena prepared to celebrate

MIDDLEBUSH, N. J,, THURSDAy, MARCH 6, 1958 " fht* week as hNationa] 4.H ClubWeek." It is perlJeularLy gratl-

For Better Government ~.g to h.~ ~me moo ~o~togaed at our parents, who have

In Franklin TownsMp, Com- it. In many cues they he~ been the object of quite D fewndtteeman Michael Lisl .... e- ]e=rned the error of their waya ~iekbete of czRleism for their

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tu~ed admtaslon to an exe:utlve before taking final action" on a failures In regards to Juvenilel~eetlng of the Planning ~oard. pr0Dosat, as someone in the au- de]inqttency./dee teat week, Councilman Hen- dience has later offered a more Of course the compliment l~ry Potl~ne asked MBnvilie’s Bore constructive recommendation, directed to a selected group, and m,., ,,Attorney to decide, if the Mayor Elected and appointed omclals rightly so, In the U, fi. there are& Council had the rLght to ret£re have told us they want to know 27,%000 aduRs who spend their

O~ Books t~ Plays ~e ~lutdry TIt~tt,~ll ....an employee with 25 years’ serv- what the public is thinking. They atternoom and evenings workingice. decry the lack of an audience at with young people to "baUd the

The Council, man ,ate=’ admSted their meetings--and public hear- kind of homes that create a no- Ar~ Ideal We Mat Holdhe referred to Police Chief dohn tags. 6on of peace, oh’eaCh and prog-JalthSki. Maybe the public has become ress."

,=Both were bold moves which ~onditioned to the fact that little ~0 projectsAt the moment our education- be, for it i~ we who created awon the mun[clpahty’s attention ~f anything is ever changed after According to facts released by

from the press and deserve edi- ~n e~eial body Jab’educes a res- the Somerse~ County Extension] system is undergoing, to use society in which the ability to

familiar phrase, "agonizing re- "get along" is the highest value,torJal.comment. )lotion. then holds a public hear- Service from its ofl~ce in the appraisaL". Schools are being eri-and the scholar, who is "differ-In the case of the executive lag on it. Only recently after a 3aunty Administration Building,

ticlzed far devoting too Little eat", is looked upon askance.meeting, or secret meeting If you hearing on a school budget a ~50 boys and girts between theprefer. The News’ stand is cleat’: 3oard ~Jf Edueatlon president Laid ss of L0 and 21 are among Jer- time to esaentiels of science. The school haa hee~ educating

We’re against lhem, becaus~ we he leader of a teachers group say youlhe who c~rried out ~0 rnalhemetirs and language, and for life ah’i~ht--a life in whichfeel that nothln~’ that govern- thai soughl ~n vain added appro- diffarem projects this year. They

Io8 much time to a variety of lhe one who can get alogg re*meat on any level d~es should be

pri~tion for teachers’ salaries,.we ]4,000 dah’y animals, 70,000

h’ills generally subsumed under calves higher rewards than the

kept from the public. In fact the "Y:,u shc]uldn’l expert a board It) ehb.~ens and ll,00fl sheep. ~on- the heading of "Edueatim= for one who know~ something. The

more the public hnows about be so bil~ as to ~dlnit it cnuld emlsts Club members cooked and L;fo". with the re,all, to over- emphasis in the school on group

what elected and appointed orS- h~vr doneotherwist, lhan itdid." Preserve d 4(i.000 dishes andsap y panfu y hat he Rts ae ’ y ’aher has on the hard

rials are doing the hvallhier ~heHow much healthier w~uld the sewed about 6,51)0 garmenls.

~ian~ got a satellite in Ic sky work or individual Icarnieg ae-

eJtuafion. !~i~!~er end feeler then we did. hlolly has been rather t’eaHsllcsituation have been if members The statistics that the ~erv[ce

In the s a m e v e i n, we ore The eoneel’r~ ovt, r educ~tiot) if it~ view Of the life that the ate-of tim teachel’a’ g~oup, the pub- ran n<ff ~ive will show the nun- all In lhe hoed. In out" country, deer eventually wiII face. Thisagainst the "off the racer:d" state- lic and the press had hues ef ;bar of crimes that were not ram- the people elect the srhIlo] is otlr faull-meat. ~he News’ ~epoetets havelarded the opportunity to sit in Imtled bPcau~t. Mpms and ands h~+ard: who run the sehooIs.’and Yoe[ltional Trnlnlllg,~ standing order if) wit]k away .m budget prep.italian ~essio~s9 ;spent their time wilh teenagert~ ,lnIea~ the people care wh~t haP-from n news soor~ as soon as h~. O111‘ V~hl¢.s are changing. Since

n h ¯ ease of h, Cou c man’s ; m purposeful work ralher Iharl Pt~ls in edueotion lhe ri,~hl sputnik the sclentisl a¢]d other"~BYS’ "Now’ this is off the ree I -xp,, ng he job o be done byrt!qHest We I~)USI eelnnlend his’ , hinge will not haDpcll,ca b~ ¯ he e rg and fllendsord, but , . ."

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. ,) ., . scholars have becorae important

Our reporters are also c,ml- ,mr-aa, e ou con nte ~ ng a ] ~UL Iet its make sure that the people. Our sociely is preparing= o c 3m "~hlis time 011 lhe wisdom of the : " o’,cern does not Iead t~ in the ~¢, offer lhcm SO~C or its re.manded 1o make menlJon in aidea I)chlnd it. We supper a]l ’More "r hen ~kl Is ¯ ’vroh~ direetl°n" ’I~le edtleati°nal wurds. Tile thing we as eitizezts~tory anytime they are asked lo I .

I The Jde i behmd 4

~ no JUSleave a me*:ing er t~dd. "We pt blie nffieials who take positive ,l " " t~end of lho hl~t half-century, must do is see that there is no

.inIled p’ "-’thne ,a~ bet .... the change indon’t want you to publish whet octi~n Far in the san’ ........ to teach skilLs. +L~’’ +’ ~’’1+ ~ ........ ~t.+,,~V~ :~::the: pr+pasats me formulated in :League B+sebatl +a n,ut only towe are going 1o say new"~v, ret then acted up~m wiihoui :cake ~Rbe hath5 out of ]2-y~Jll’- I1PI~I]t ~’~&lt Is ]30u ’[a’l~ldemv e cre o Sepa"

OIr cable aRd it5 Pffuct 0!1 aeyThe wisdom of hlviting the

!niJch ‘ if any, advatlce R~ice we ~J]ds, cvea though boys end glr~

- ,, ,. , - edtlcetiOllO [ ~yst~nl In Manville:pub]it and the press into execu-

’~,,,1 the publ;e’s power of per- do gala a sense of achievement:ate ~he ~cod from the bad. a eommiltee has been set up to

tiv~ ~$ion$ Ineetlngs at which LLaSiJtl i~ iesseRed bv [he very and often re~gnltlon from these OIU]’ ~d[i$|~kp [nvPs~Jg~tte ~he t e a e h i I1 g O["rio [oPmal vote nor formal action f~c,t that most move~ havelp a~uit". The skills serve aa a "Education for Lit+" i~, after seiene~ in the Boro+s new highcan legally be taken has been u~ ah , ,eached he p nnae]e devils rot. teaeh~ng them tO work all, the only r~eaninghd goal of school. Other commani~ies eooldaccepted by .t least one boardwe know. The time has ~)me fat before obslaeles are permitted to together, develop poise, tender+ any educatio~,L system. We may well toSow suit.

others to do likewise. :,one in their way.~hip and give the security of be- have made the at=tabs of as- But in our anxiety to improve

suming that the school ta the on- academic standards let us notTh~e men, who Io others ol Lest it be misunderstood thl~ Innging to a group.

their brethren apptmr overly-lib- we feel ol~cials should only ~et But who can Sange the tre- ly educatlenal i~tLtutton that forget that the schooL mtmt edu-

eral. have ]earned that letting In fear at adverse eritici,m, let mendous inftee.ee on a eldld’s exlst~, Such a mi~.ake leads to eats each student for some part

the pttbfie In on dtseu~sLon of ac- It be known that ’Phe New~ sup+ personality and ¢htracter gained ~he foistlng on the eebeo] of ~l] of his life, We wilL err gravely

tt~ns they aright take at a f~ttura ~orta the man who acts, after by a 8irl seated next to her Morn ~orts of eduettlon Jobe which tt tf we imitate Rus=La to the ~nt

t~lVtee metting he~ merit. They Long del[berltio~ for tha het(er- !turning to mike her own dre~ll, real]y ~oel ~ot hlYe time to like Of fo~tinl the thdivida~]’s

8o not fear criticism, beesuke merit of the cemmunJty---~nd not ara be? learnlns to garden or care of 1~ It I~ to teach studeets need+ Tl~o+e who do not havehow to handle electrical work basle ~tmd~mmath]s, The mtkthg the IpUtud~ to enlMe thlm to

they h~ve learned to profit from lot certain interests, around thc house under lhe guld. of bey~ and girls hltO deceBt hu- be~efil fpom I~]~ly aaldmie

~KE~ By G~O~@ once of a thoughtful Dad?man beings with m~ral value~ training wLII ~nly .hold beck

Not Odly NuI~d ~eees~ery to good cLttzer~hip is thole ’t~o de If edU¢lltm+~J I1-

Many nan-rated resideots still fhe job less of the schOOl than tempt to force upon thm what

betd so the idea that 4-H k for of the ho~e =rid ehuroh, they etn~ot Iblotb.

the farm boy or girl to learn If now We Ire annoyed with Afte~ 1]I, OUr =oclety i. as

how to mLIk eow~ and feed ehLck- the tchool~ ~ecauee theY have much In need of people with

ns and do home eberee. These too many courses in "safe drlv- idequate vocational training aS

~r~ons have not kept up wlth Ing" and "tralnlng far ethzen- t i| of people with adequatehe trend, for a]though m6re than shlp", we may hleme our=elve., leedemle tr.Jnlnfi+ On the other

not for considering these thing~ dde of thil pll~ you have offer3

l do with ctttle, goats, poultry important, beet*u=e they are, but =een e~Jt~rtlls urging Bomerlel

plu= cooking, dekinl foe trying to pa~ the blame aa th ¢~gte ~ voeatthnal htgh

and the like, even boyl and girls far al the teaching vf these ~chooh Now, more then ever,

atld men Iliad w~¢n~ who ILve fil things Ls s0rleet’ned. Our schooLs there is nL-~-=d for s~eh ~n thltb

town h,ve found the wonders ot ~mt educ,te for life, certaLnly, thtion Those who~e t~ients are

val~thg rabbits In a backyard ~mt when we ask them to edu- such that they get greatest bene-

hutch, of breeddng pbeasant~ for +ate for ~II of life they will be tit from veeationaL training on y

State sVxktng pro~ram~, Mdthg ~ble to edue=te for none o~ It disrupt clu=es in whleh they

leith hor~e elube, doing electrical well. have no Interest, For the good of

work, 8ardenLng and raising Beyond this, I~ i well to uote all students we ~hould glve

"Seeing Eye Dogs" from the pup that the ~hool reflect~ the vat ~aore than ILp ler,,dce to the prln-’ d the ¢ommtmity as a who]e, elple that each student ~hou]d be

~As~" the E x t e n = I o n Bervice ttnee, for the most part, It h educated for the Jtfe to wl1~eh he

nhrases It "4-H IB tax SUl~Orted. controlled by eleMed offl©t~l= of ia be~t =uited, Thl~ I= the Idol

available to all eltt~en= of Born- today ~au~e the ==heol ~pands Idell which, we dare not dteeWe l~d~. to mike dub w~¢k the =ommtmity, Am we 4mnoyed of democrat[= edueation, e~

ee~t C~mt7 who de4~e ~" th~ much time on ~part= and thtk ’ ff we tr~y beJieve that de~+

, ¯ "- ’l~ pha~ numb~ k RA ~. dauoing =hd aot enoul~ on ~- [ r~F i~ worth presm+thg,’,q/~, ~ tnd phlmi~? We ~d~uldn’t’ *-.Bt~

P^om 1o T H ~ F a ̂ N K L z N H E w s THU~SD^V M^aCH e, lees

¯ Real Estate Real Estatei For Rent

Large 4-team apartment, heatKRIPSAK AGENCY Joseph Bielauskt Real Estate Agency and electricity supplied. Inquire

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SEL C~JLOH pHf)l~J~ -- SAVE MILES OF DaIvINQIModern 2-fandly heine, 3 aud 4~roonl apart- Hiltaberough, 7 rooms, modera

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12 noon¯ Sunday~ Ho!~ewel]

only $]8,000, In Man*,~te, GRIGGSTOWN e-07a

MANVILLE $14,950 Moderu 6-room ranch home, oil hot air heat, Manville, 3-room apartment,It’s new in design and vacant; this charming spill level h~ fUI| ha$enlent, bullt*|in ovell and range, a[ulninuul hot water heal. gas and eleelric .

S large bedrooms and tell hasement. 0nly 4 blocks from school and~olnbinatlol! 8turin wiDdows and doors, 2-car suppUed. RA 8-3917.shoppin~L We have the ke~’...~ Pdrnlshed rooms for genBe-

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I?,ONALD GAB, PET CO.CHARLES KACZKA, B, ilder . RA 5-7?88 DOlly Madbon luneh*enette 183 W, Mgth St.P N, 3rd Ave. RA 8-8088 MaavlBe sxcellent bus~l, Call ~A Eemerville, N, J.

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¯ " +--RD ~o ~’ a~rn~rv" Rt ~rth Branche, N$SlII~; Nin# ~Re~ ~t M ~me~Unit below emt. Also acreage lot

~p~’ ++8..+,, i.l, .. v. a. =. ,,tho ,aok,+t’+..+ OnNe

THLI~SDAY, MAECH 0. ll~g

More ’"" ’Award of Prizes ,too e. n,o s,.ttoo .tin.,C~ovor Corredponde~B ¯ . ,HoE’s Electrical, Nmbenie Sle-

WOLTER’$ [[ B, ,H S=’ For 4-H Displays °o.: So° ,Bo’"oh uai. sA~erman, ~" e e h a n J e Statiotl~to..=., lated at Rally E hl,,mao pair. P v.oCOMING SVEN’ES poetani~ In get good quality, Eindt’s, Blewenburg; Kingston

¯ DAWN and ̄ Mar. d, Fair Association meet- treated seed,A d-H Rally, to be held (Grant. Busy Workers. Rider’a, Klngsthn;

GARDEN" ¯ins, County Administration Hide/, ~ONSEHVATION CLlYB

ro~’ night in VanderVevr School, The Advan0ers. G a r d e n Statep,m.

COMJ IN’ AND KEE USMar, 7~ d-H Club racy, V~dex- On Wednelday at 7:~0.p.m. the Somerville, wSl be highlighted Lines, Hll]sherough; Happy ~r-

veer Bchoel, SomervSle. first me~ting of the 4-M Wild]if, by the awarding of prises for the easters, H a r ] ] n g ¯ n Caress;P~ ~UE LAW~4 A~ Mar, 8, Somerset County Rah. & Conservation Club will be heh three beat s~o~e ~.’L1dow d~ptoye Franklin Tow~shlp p o u I t r y.

GARDEN FROHL~S bit Breeders’ show, Far Hills in the C o u n t y AdroinBtraUm by clubs in the County. Bound Brook, at the Legion Bar.bet Shop; also Hilly Needle

Free Advtoe Gladly Given Fairground, 10:dd a,m. Building/ Club members ate In- The wledews in several Town- Workers, Her]rodeo Store.Mar. ~, New dersey Agrleul- ,vited to attend as are ¯high schOOl shiPs and Heros were Judged ]aet Clover Cooks, Ridse Pharmacy,

GardQDt CensErrural meeting, so.creSts Inn. 7 boys interested tn this subject, nlgh~ but the winners wt/I not Bgsklng Ridge; Somerset Hills

Game Mai~aders~ g~me ward. be dJselosed until tomorrow,p.m. ~at Club, Sussmann’s, Bernards-400 N, Brldge St. Mar. to, Leaders’ Recognition ens, s o i] conservationists and Beverly Boiler of Somerville, vJl]e;Liberty Corner Rabbit Rals-

Somervliis EA 5.d3lg Night, Raritan VaEey Grange, ether interested be~ple will be rally committee cbeirr0an, Js be- er.% Koe~hlein Groce~’y, Libert.vSouth Branch. 8 p.m. on haled, ins a~Jsbed by ,John We~el of

~orrler; Caprice of the WatehungNeshanic Station; Dick C~ates o~ Hills. Merlin’s General Store,Storm wlRdoWS and SO(~’s. Mar. 1], 4-H Program at regu-

SolJpse rotary mowenL ~wers Mr meeting of Eartian Valley Loaflots: New soeind Eye pups Somerville; Pateicia Jachera of Mt. Bethel, and Kan-if-u-wanna.ah,~r~ned ~d repaired. CM~Is0 Granl~k, d p.m.

were r~ceived last week by two Somervi;le; Llnda Boardman of bValter’s, W~tchung.supplies. Nlx~On ~:viee Center. Mar. 12. Mec~ind nf Wildlife & club members Emil Paschal of Sornerdsville; Bonnie Staa~ of

~.~007. Con.~ervetinn Club. C~unty A~- S r a n c h b u r g Park was given Belle Mead, 0nd dames Rrodel]minis{ration Building, 7:30 p,m. "Terry" and Elcherd Neher of nf Warrenville. Rabbit ~how Sla~d

..,.~.~v,~u~. ~eplle ~.~, c~d~Liberty Corner was given ’~’es- The 29 ciub~ and the location [I/l F~/F ~J~8 S~tH/’dl~

l~.t-s~ell ~:fd, Y~a~t Millstone, ~.i[ SALUTE TO YARENTS !:e" . . . The Somerset Odunty 4*H ~f their dispisys t~re:I~abbit Breeder~ m’e planning North Branch Garden Club, The Somerset County 4-H Rab-Vlkmg ~-2~’I 4-H is a family affair, and this their Spring Show a~ Far Hi]hl Town and COS ntry Mstors; bit Breeders Club wil] held [Is

oar 4-H Clubs are honoring par- . ¯ . The Harlingen Happy Hat- Br~nchburg Dairy, G.r ~Ii e t z; i firsl spring show at Far HSIS¯ UNCONDITIONALLY ~nLs by de~ignatinR Natlonal 4-M vester~ huve made araendmenMNorth Branch River Eiders, Ber- Fob’grounds Saturday at I0:30

Week aa "4-H Salute to Parent~." to their constitution. In Article men’s Art; Sheep~nld, Hoffmann’s a.m, R. Graham Carver of PISin-GUARANTEED. REBUILT National 4-H Week is Ma~:h 1-8. I11 they added. "A prospective Hardware: South Branch Busy I%]d will judge.

Refrigerators, TV Club member~ who receive the meraber must attend two meet- Bees, Ctmdy Kitchen: Four Leaf Show secr~tury is Dale Gra-and Automatic Wa=ers ~l~sl b~ne~R from their 4-M ex- ing~ before entering the club . . . ~lever~, FJre~ton~: New Center harczyk of North Branch, and

~erienees ere those who have the Prederick Van Car of the South Dairy, Serman’s Paint S t o r e; superintendent ie Franklin ElppleFive dollars ($5) down, -ooperati~n end encouragementBranch Entomology Club writes Branehburg Blossom Says Car. of MillJngton, who wilt be as-

TWO dollars ($2) a week of their pacent~,. Parents also ~f plane to W~rk on a catching :~en Club, Dellcate~sen, Shopping sisted by Anthony Ripple ofT. H, FULTON

benefit ft’om their sons’ and ~et at the next meetleg. March 3enter; Kideties. Wendell’~ fld- ~ilfington" and Thedt~re Kaato

199-~0t W. Main St., Somervilledaughlers’ membership w h e n 14 , . . Jim Hunt is a new mere- -icle s~ore); Seeing Eye, Somer-~f North Branch.they attend meetings, make ~er ot the Skillman Dairy Club,villa Hardware; Every-Eesdy Other slab Inembers Rr~ Clif*

"Factory Authorized" [riends with other purents, assist , . Randee Sue Block has Joined "Girls, Somerville Textile, and ford KinGs, David Nemeth, EILz.Frigidaire & l~etovision with club activities and watch the Harvesters , , . The KingstonSomerset Hills Po t~l t r y Ctob, ~.belh Sutton, alI of Neath Branch,

Soles and Service lh~ir children develop skills and Busy Workers worked on windowMain Street, all Somerville. and James Stoats and Eoberteonfldence in themselves, display at Rider’~ Store in King- MoTe Displays P I~k 1 e of Branchburg. Club

. Ph~e KA 5-71~ - How to be a good parent is out- ston . . . Eo~erla Miron~v of Learn & Do and the Diaper & Mader is Mrs. James Oraberczyhll~ed in a Ieedet, "4.H Is a Ftam- Middlebush has enr~lisd in the ~in Ciubs~ Belie Mead Co-opl Tri- and ~un~or leader is 3"ake Pickle,fly Affair," available free from Sac.Sewers, ted by Mrs. Salve- Valley, Hovieky Music Store, both of Branchburg,

Clarifiedthe Somer~e~ County 4-H Club tore Pappaiard0 Manville; Prcgressive F ...... "Cffiee. This leafet dem~lbea 4-H Some Sudanese women wear~mrk to par’eats and sugffes~ ~ ~n,ltrld~e shell* stuck in their

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lower lipflren get tbe ~ost from 4.H~embership,=t .re,nth..,ot.,N.,tooa VISITrN AJbL MASH NEWEpJkI~ I-H week the usual q-H eventsdo not eeue. Here’s the ]ateet ¯ ¯

T~B MANVILLE Nl~WS on some of ~e eyefuls and the CHANGES IN BCH~DUI~ gume mix~ure~ be~t for New Jer-

SOUTB 80M~11~ NHWS s/delights tbe~ a’Pl~/y: Peach growers will soon re- ~ey conditions, or~r n~

The Washthgton’sEirthday ,viva from the County AffdeuI- Mr. Eepair has,copy for,ny

SHOWROOM~HKL~ N’~N~S Square Dar~e was a successful turaI Agent the 195g l~aeh e~ay larmer who can gs~ it, withoutsocial activity Aba~zt 98 pergons ~chedule. ~harge.

P2ve eoaM l~SF wer~L 81,00 M- from ? to ~ attended the "~2ee Dr, Davis eaIB attenii~n to oneBREEDEES MEETIN~ Sh~lm eharffe per /~teMlelL to 4-H merabers and leaders" of the changes. Growers &re ad-

The national president at the E ........event..Alth~gh the eounoil vised to use a ~olfur apray on there.hire Breeders’ Association

E JThr~e el’ m~rt t~tt~mt=~ ~1- ’~hich spor~ored the dance did Eta Osa Gem and Co]den Eastwill describe flame ~f its aetivilies

twrfffoBI, mo e~l~Ee = e~, |0~J~ not make much money, proAt was varieties, which are su~ep~Jhlewhen he speaks before the State ,J~t, shown in n~ acquaintances, re" to powdery milScw If this diseaseAyrshire cattle breeders Sotur- "creation and old fashioned fun. ha~ been a probIem, day in Somerville. OUt"Igt~d ad~, to whleE ~ll~N m The Chaps & Spurs Horse Club Al~, growers who applied fer-

He is Walter J. Hahn, owner’ LARGE SELECTION8ddt~k~l tO ~ ~ ~quare dance Pet did themseIves bern after all leaves were off last~,~dMonaey-.~vr Farm, Frederick,e~’/?l ]Pet’ ~, proud and have he~n asked to Fall. are edvxsed that they need

. Ofgive a demonztraBon at the 4-H not put on the dormant applies- The New Jersey association Of COMMERCIALllyll~eml~ words gOMIM IN SalIy. Cal]er Bob Ifdlutsen of tion for leaf curl contgol this

which WiiliRm ~’1~Jek o! FrI~E;~IANDY MANtwo ~ ~ wo~iz, u t~ ~

~kSlman sad Committee Chair- dprldg, The dormant spry ma Ito Township is pi’esident, will

==, so. w.t=, ,p.,.,,’° po, ooho, the.tote FaS ...,he==.. ,l TOOLS11 t@~ E’~t~l,’aS~ ~m, in SOmerville Inn,~ Speakins of ~ ~ .~.

~m ¢#me out b~gl.~nd~v =aS 81GM-UP BAY ¯ ST~R~asl-~¯ p l ~ n s for the,4-H Frdr

GUbert E Runyon o~ ShiDmav AT SOMERSET MOSP~AL @NISMOLflONV BELTS

:l~th~ for eel~’: T~ Horse Show. Eepre~entthd the:rleldturld Stabilization Cam The new non-tmMarisn eklpel11 am, Chaps & 8Eurt were Arnold No- mtttee eheirm~m for SomerNt j~’ Somar, et He~pital has l~en

p~fo~n s~d Jo[m Morrtuey of County, has anl~ouneed im AKi’l- eomptotod and WIE be kept OEenMar’flnsvil]e; Blaek~lis M [ I I a cultur&i Conservation ~’antite= at all times, ac~oedhig to Neison

@Htois* Sodd]e~, Mrs. E. MuHoed ~lffn-up day March ]d f~m |00. Llndle~’, ,dththBtrator.

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~,nd Mrs. ~udlas Wi]ker, ledthe l~th Hraneh Kix~.r Hfder~, e,m, to 4 p,m. The chapel, I Eift Of Mr. & Mrs.

Bob WoJeieeh0w~kl of the ASC dohn H. MeMurray of B o u ~ dJ. Fuller and Dr. Victor ]lea-- O~flee in New Brunswick and Brook, is situated on the first floor

liner. Dr, ~liner wal na~Igd Gua Coukoa M the ~oil Coaserw-i~ the central wins.:hlirm~ of th~ ifcnse 8how alan Sorvice Office = Some~ilis

C1er~en of M# denornM~.~ommtitee. T-% grm~p seMe~ #ill be ir.w~ent to ~lsn up peoplefinns are Invited to e the eh|p:Aug. |g as the show d~le, ’ ntoruled in m’ldertaklng eon~r, in addltinn to ~toYee= a~d ¯ ATLAS,l~venB will Ir~inde ~th We~. vati~ prletisel. This sl~elal vBEors.

8HILera and En~]lah eVeais with thl aig’n-Ull day in be held in ther~aJor emph~sls on horsem~n|hlE,__ Bo, o c is in

PAINTSFISLD CO~N . save flrmem ft~o~ drtvles to New by~le |nnu~I 4-M IO0 EU=~] Erunsw[ck in alert up " ChMr|4~M T. J~.~OH

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lh Nmembers wishing to receive ~ee ’TieMe_.ewt ~ for a¢re trtois of N. d. 7, ~ for 1988,’* Buide for ftrmer~ is

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SEABOARDM~ndolph ~ ~Hd should ctmlect the 4.H Club The bulletin, published by the~1 Bl~Nlty ST~SETo~ ~e~a ~ M=~h ~o. p~-~ :on~a of ss~mif~¯, Eutsm v~B~,,~ ~VwMsme MILL SUPPLY CO.

~Illflnff 4.7000 tmnlMJraSon In any ag~toultural ffni~ty, ineludt~ infm’n~tl~n ¯$21 E01~B~B’F ST.enM~r~e ~/~uM be #v~n ¢o See w~eEes, ~eedhiS rttot and eR ~’dl~ ~ll ~41~|~

, , tin~ go0a S~d, This is d~t o dst~h ferfllisers .and a~u-le- ST. ~ ON ?-t~l