]PAGE | THE FRANKIAN NEWS-BECORD ¯ TI~UI~i~AY O4DTOBE~ 81, ~ ~

- - "~’~’~" a "~ ~ Eo~ ,~tu,o~g ~,~ o, the HolidayPreview ~x~m.m..,..... OaT Women SeeJS[~L 0~8 KKROKENI U,S., whether or not a tit ze ,

ou Ho~7~ ~,...~ ~. hr~o~ ,~o o, d~ ~o.- Set for Nov. 6 The New Fashions,e iimRi688 Hsml~on RL

°handle° for personal use WorthMrs. Dona’Id Ba4thy of I~5 Huff

Bt St, Peter’s HosPi~I A ~ehion show was ~ fester° ¯

New Br<mtWl0k a maximum nt $100 Into the of the recent r~ula¢ 4neetln~

TeL II1m~" S.~n co~mtry from a trlp a~road.Avenue, Manv{lle+ Is chairman Oct. 2~--A sea, to Mr. & Mrs. of the Somerset Chapterof Holiday Preview, an annoai =a~t J. Taranano, ~.4 Lake Ave- Women’~ A~uerlean ORT beth inevent of i:~e Home Economics ~ue; ~ dm~hi’er, to Mr. & Mrs. Mlddlehu~h Firehouse.Extension Service AdviSory John MJkothjc~-k, ~ P0cdl~m Mrs. Albert Gross, president,

Cooncl[ which will ~ held Wed- ~d. discussed the recent c~ventlonnesday from 7 to O:~0 p.to. bl she attended whos~ theme waa~.X~do sobs], .r~a,o~ U.N. Observer ’~rooden~g ~ho ~.."

l~, dr, l[]i- i dr ~l ~1~l o~he. lnor~h .... f ih. Ad° ¯ .he .l~ a ...... d the .~-,~o. co..o;~ he~p~.g ~r. Addresses FDC pointm*nt of IVlrs. Eernard Man-Bailey ~r~ Mrs. John Graham, del as ~e n~w 100 perce-PA club,Bound Brook; Mrs. Russell Dr. Abraham Yeselson of the ehalrr/~o.Kuhn, 8.mervlJle Mrs. C. J, Ru~gez~ l~olltte:al science dep~rt- The annua’. ORT Sah4~ath will

[Ciopper, Branckrburg; Mrs. H. ~ellt "/¢zs gUeS~ speaker at the be held Ill Lhc Temple Beth El

iHlRon Lee. ~rldgewater; Mrs. r~.~ut~r mee~thg o~ the ~’~ank,n at 8:30 p.m. Nov. 1~. wt~ Mrs.troy Elicke?, C~reenbruok, 8nd¯ Mrs. Margaret M. Mvarns, Sore-

Dom0crettc Chrb last week inRobertAn e~ecutiveLag°r aSmeetingchalrr~an.wiH be

Effective November 1st, 6%interester~e~ Couoty home ageot,

he M[ddlebush Fireh ..... ~eld Thm’nday in ~e home ~’I Pretlminary Program bine.wi~ ,,CuPrent Trends in the Ultited Mrs~ Harnld E]leen, 10 Lexing-in~inde feed eghthils, floral and ~Tations," was the speaker*s ton Head. A general member~

"greens display, and setting of ~hi.p meo~ng is sohod~led forColonial pieces. Mrs, A P. MUS-]~s~ ThUlbday. NOV. 21.

will be charged on a~.l water bilh ta~, Gr~o~ook. w~. g~ve ~~,. ~.o,.o~. res~o.t ,r,. ~o~t ~e~d~ee~. v~0-

demonstration of greefis for ~e ~+ank[in Township, Is anoounced that ~heholidays. ¯ representative Rt the U,N* tea will b~

i A COl,~y residents are in- Dr. Yeselson said that the De~. 3 in the home of Mrs.

! riled to attend ~e event, lendeney of the newer n~0tlons to Harc, ld Bosch. 12 Newkirk Road.

past due’ F~r~or detaiL~may be i~btsin- predominate in the U,H. Is n ---

ed by catl!ng ihe Extension Ser- good sign, because It stresses PRICEDvice office, RandoLph 5-4700.

issues of human righls rathe~BELOWthaP. COLd War ~asues which

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eupy the attention at the greatWHOLESALE -

All ,..,.. pew ,.~¢ all m~lce The trend toward apptication ANY CAR

Dr. Yeselson said. There are W~ V~LL FINANCEGEORGE MICKLO

ram. ,of Jndiviclual rights is sainlaW,

now III member na~ione In Ihe ~ RAM~b~ -- ’- dr., $U.N.. Which

autumnal ............... 4~9’J~S

~star4:ed ou~, with gl, .¢dan. automatl ..... S9~

Water Superlntendenl fn other business, the ClUb ’~ FORD--Falrlune4"dr., $

KOSA Travel Agency v~te~ to contribute an addRlon~] ,~ pLYMOUTH -- S-d~

t r~e.~ st.. Ne~ nm.~0h *Z~ to the ~r~n F~eld S~ ....~n,v-~*.,~--~,175

CH 9-8100 -- OPP. Pro, Statlu vhie, which is malmaining a ’~harcit~p.RAMBLERautamatt¢-- 4-dr. .... $~99~e~R’IW~ IN ~EA~ foreign student at Franklin High .~? o~o~r~ - a-Sr, t~9~hard.p, autoraaUe ....theol. ¯ , ,o.D - ,~, ’395AutOmatic .,, ,~ ........

With the PTAs *’~"°=" - "0°’M DODOB -- 4-dr, a~taa IFor "peace of mind" when you borrow.., xmos~OS ~.~. ............. 395,~0 RAMBLER ~ 8tat~on

INSURANCE the .oboe, o. ......¯In charge of ~rrangements are

,~s Dz soTo -- 4-at. t37~Mrs. Charles Hemm, ix~ arid , sedan, automatic ......

tiler ihlft ............" FORD -- $’dr" aedatx $150atxtom|tl¢ .............

Bess Myergot] W~tB Mi~ Am°r- . ,J~4 C~EVROI4FP -- 4.dr,

Now availabh for ~°" ~ ~04~. ~ ..o~ .~.~ ...... 175

P~SONAL LOANS ~w~o~ MOTORS, Entered as a~cohd class mat- Mlddlmsex C~’z~t~’l g~lell

’AUTO LOANS ~ on aa~. ~, ira, ~ the Roe| vo~.~, a~. ~,,a~O~fiee in Middlein~n, N. J.; re. 541 ~omerset 84,

HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS entered on July 5, 1961, at fife New B~kC~ gA~0

P0st Office in ~nerset, N, J.HOUSE A’I~LIANLrE LOANS

°°"" The Public ,is l.vitededge ~at in ease of his ~Fe~th;kls ~lfe or family WIU

sot be bard°meal with hls obl~atlou or pesdlbly Bay°

tG" sell the’all/elm bela~ flmmeed. The roman ~tlaaeeTO li~t~ ~~vJE be ~htemaae’ally’eaacel[ed.

No debt should l~e lo~ger~,~. ,~ m. t, ho ,.a~ . DefEcation, Open House,

.:~a~re af any of o~r brmehes or ask yo.r dealer.~,,,,~, ..~,o..~. ,~..~.~..~ ,~,,,,,bUe. -.and Wet Down- of J~ew, FE’e Truek

¯.,, ~ek o, h~..eUo.:,~*.o.; , ., ........,

At the Fh, ehouse

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STEAK STEAK

i HAMS -~u,, ::~0. 1~Redeem Your Foodtown Ooupon$ NowI

poss~ b7 ~olegislation, dlm amended ~y ~eSenate it is ¢~uch Ion sOUnd,and would set unfo~,--~ath prec.~dsnts.

It is regrettable tha~ ~he Sen,a~e should thus have ~or~elisat.~d, slid pol~aps Jeopardlzed, on.

AID The whole purpose of the sehuent o? needed legislation,~gislatisn In the ares of edu- Legis~’de~ zdxould be to he]~ ~e differencne between the hillscatisn he~ Wen slow to develop, meet the undenia~is needs aesed by the Hot~se and Zh¢despito the obulotm need for created by enormous enrullmeul enate are stthst~t~ul,~aeU~m in ma%v areas, and de. increases. It has never been Bus. may necessltate protracted dbopits the b~partis~n support evt. the ~urpo~ should eusulmm, Tbls should ~ot hawdent for certain programs AI. slmp]y to pear more @’eders] ~ been necessary. An effe~tlve col,~hou~h. as I have indicated ~pre. into isstr~¢tio~ in the I le~fe aid bill could have beenviously, F0der~l aid to our k~. phyale&] sciences a~d enghleer- easily mssv, red had the ~atonlitutio~s of .higher eudeal~inv thg. k’. my dptolon, i~ we are to simply passed H.R, 0143 as ~should be the easiest program me~t the real neQd, it is ~aport- proved by the Y~TO~Se.to enact, even here the prospecl ar~t lhat we hu~d el~reo~ae for _ -- ~ --is d0~J~tfUl, lrmtrucfion in the social sciencesin ,,nl the the and. + m a. Not Guilt..H.R. g143, the Collage ~.osdemicstrict the pro~T~m +,o +~te physl-l&Jiea~ j -

Faeili~ths Act, v~l.~h wc~ld ~ul scinnees and e~ineerthg. WIKlam E* Os,~l (E.) J0~ J, Csrlla Jr. (D,)

~ahe~tvs[]*le~’°*~bgr~is’nd ’Pheqnll~aldrxeeds°fthecnl’~8 T AssaultCh geBondl p;loans to help build baby neededshould he the determining ta~- 0 1

cullese f~eflSlea. A slml-lar .bill tor, as ’*hey ~hev~ulvvs deter, ssuehad pa,~t the Hmum ~in Jane- mine those needs,

A New York CRy m~n ple~

&w~dayII everd~, On the coamntt~ee ar.

~e~, l.t week betlore ~ou.-T.n AiredT ,.g,, th. ~.,.at~ 19~, ’~q~e Senate ~n October The addHotm~ ’$f~ ml]lion an* ty Judge~erofsky ~ a~

21 sassed its wrsi~ of ~Is ~lil. ~ily which the Senate pro- ~e~ e 0 bare Livth~storm ~eginI~tive

U*~orttmately, 4be Senate hth poses in gx.~rnk foX pUMis Junior ammult and battery indintmem~, chairmani ’MIss An~m ~a~’y.

presem~ several ~r~ve dffflc~- colleges is mmeeessary. Under Edward L. Buvhner, 31, of The $7~0,C00,0C0 head ~nsue, to ptthlin re]slices ~alr~m~, and"ties, and dh’fers in major xe- the H0u~o hill, ~ ~ublin and Sis’ten Island was charged bF ~ decided at Tuesday’s Gee. Edward White John Bradley,specks from. the House I~1~, private Jm~ior calleges ~nd tec~ ~-n~klth Town~tp police with e~ql Electnkt. wilt he ~mdg~t’s [ Mrs, Sylvia Bismq~rg, and Wt~.

The House’blll-- while spoeifl- ~cnl institoths would share on assauRthS Dr, Howard Unanpst, topic ~ an open forum sponsor-, slow Rtt~ellof Princeton ed by the Frank in Township ’ r "

c~y exetnding assistar~ce fur ¯ eq~mt terms ~ pe~t of the , ’ ’ A question and answe periodThe doctor ~s heaten up ~md Education Association ~n F~nk. wlU foxinw the speeches.~eheol el dietary or for any ~]lotted funds.

~aeility to °as abed for raRgio~s I~SUl Chellenge slushed, aeeordi~w to ~y~lke, ful- ]in Ht~ School ~t 8 p.m.low~g a two-c~r a~nkisnt along Dr. Fred Hlpp, executive see- dAMES TO PAR~TD~’ATEworship or Instruction -- made ’~]~e Senate provision which Route 27 on Aug. 4. I~ took 240 revery o£ the H.J, F~luculinn As- IN OML I~IGH~ PANEL

lqo distinction betwee.~1 ~tth1~ @*nd weald parmk any ~sxpayer to nlltohes to uloso the dog’tor’s societies, will speak h~ favor of The H. J. Dlv~o~ 011 CAvi~*private lnstRutions or in types or chaSenge the eo~tttutlo~aUty wounds,

the bond lss~hs. The NJEA has Rights is cc~era~tug withturns of aeaderain f~cL]Y~es, Inshort, R weald ~r~v[de rid ~or o~ the A~t 4s pernielo~m. A much A ~notJon hy t]~ de~endant’s been ttrgth~ increeaed Kt~te aid S~.~te Le~*gue of MtminipoLttiesall quallflnd colleges. H would less sweeping ~mencLmer~t ~ attorney, Horace G. Davis. to to loca~ school districts and sup. in ~)lan~tng a epoei~ session on

sranthag sncha righ~ to any at-leave to the instttutlons ~em- fcc(ed college -- was rejenled have ball reducnd from $~,~0 por~ the bond ~sue. municipal civil righ~ commis-selves the decision as to the ~e by ~d~e HoUse .on the grounds was denlnd ~y Judge Oercfshy, Mayor BeWard Rpdgers. at siena as part of ~e league’s an-of the facllSy, that it invades the power of C~m- v~ao noted ~at Huvkner lived

Ducelien, s eandldaW ~r Cm~. ntml conference th A¢lm’~tis Cir.

Senate Views Refuted gress to deference ~he vaIldIW out of the State m~l that the risk ~ress last year, . ve~J o~er Egnerm~ dames, cbelrman

The Serrate hill ai~tts assist- of Its asia, The Senate afeared- would be too .great.the oppos~tinn view. ~e is the ~av2~hn Township ClvRe~rrently a lender in the Re- Rights C~mmlssinn, will partial/

an~ ~ thc,Si~aa designed for rnent may well ~e u~eonst]tu- "fustru~So~ in ~he physicaq tlonul, .nd v+be Department of

q~e inrge~ shark ever taken @tthtlcan drive to detha~ the pate Ssa pm’~el me43M~r On

~cis~ces or ~Jneering~ or fur Jt~Stlce h~e so ~ormed the STY0- ~ rod and reel was ea~gh~ l~bond ’~sues, , Hov, 21.

librariss, There is no ru+-ional uot~mlttee on Speeie~ Edgar[on the Pl¢c~fth Ocean off CedunsTether grot~Pa from nea~y

~sis for thls distinction. It not of the ~,~use Comralttee’ on ~dtl- Australia. The shark weigh~ sc~0~l systemq have heen inult- The New York Ra~ger~ hf the

only reatrJcts the usefuines~ of c~tten & Labor, 2,884 pounds, ed ~o attend, and the meetins is Naticmal Hockey League have

the ~ederal eld but It ~omprises .Re+publican mem+borrs of ~heal~o open to the publ~c, won two Stanley ~ cltl~mpion.

House played an Ir+~port~t part T.e~lay is Elec~on Day. Polls.’~hemas ])el Casete, presidemt shlps +n I~S and l~i0.

she ~prine~Ple of non-interfereRce~ ....sge~o, od~ation- ~ d~.m~ and in se~.ring ..l ~ ~en f~ ~ a.,~. to Phone Your Classifieds - RA $-3300aX ins~Sutiotm. House passage of H.E. 8341. As 8 p.m.

VOTE "YES" ON THE BOND ISSUE-A "Yes" vote will bring the following increased State Aid to

your town over the next five years:

¯. TI~AT, OC~OBEI 81, IM8 ~ FIL~RIt.IN ~zw~-BF, COBD PAGW S

DON’T MISS FHIS CHANCE I¯ $1,000 CollegeSehola Mp¯ LADIES BUY and BOWL DAYS~e Fra~[di~ T0wr~klp L~is ~avo helot ~ud6 available i©Club has announced the eata~, area scseois where Franklinllskmerd of a new seholarshif mtudents are known to be study-

To be known as the "Franks tag. Inquiries may be d/reeledTownsktp Lions Memolq~ ~ the Lions Chth 6cholarship ~mrtosy et YeltrSehofarship," II will serve as a f.’ommRtee, P.O. BOX n2, Sem-oemoris, ooinhoeo--.ho--.

Chamber of Commercehave ied Aiooagh tois ,. too fir., ManvilleThe first schel~rship award scbelarthi~ bearing ~ Lton~

will hinter William E. I-last, CinWe name,who died Jtme lg, 19e3; Melville first v~ture intoB. Huise, who died ,May 24. 1~?, and the field ed strict nests-and Edmund P. Sengi, ",v~o ~anee, In 1~7, the Lions Club be- HEBE 18 HOW IT WeeKSdied Nov. IS, 1~0. ~sn to sat0pert ~e then new .adios (eloev~ 8¢hool age) make a pumhase a~ any ~ the partici~th~ stores listed betow.

The sakelarehip Witi provide Franklin ~lp Sc~larsklpsftom~inl asslstanc~ to Townthip for Future T~ad~ers, T~o ~ub Get an entry blank f~om ~e prc~r~e~r and save the sel~ slip.students who are in flm~einl @aid half ~e east o~ ~o annualneed. regar<Sea~ of race. reU- $400 se~olm-~lps from that time Take a~em to the Beaut~ New MANVILLE LANEE, Mm~sey thru Saturday betwe~ theglen or nuEcna] origin, and be ~ntil 10~& h0xa-~ el g~..M, reel 6 P.M. for your rffB, EE game.

open to all reslderds, whether or SCholarship apl~leams ~renot they Fire graduates of the quired to s~;’n~ a preliminary ~ee that your e~ovea are recorded ~ the entry hla¢.k.

locaa serve] system, paroc~inl notice of in~ent~7.~ to compete.or private schools. Forms may be obtatoed from Winners in the d/ffere~ classes and categories -s~ be dete~toed a/tar November ldth

AppReanto must demonstrate Pra~klln ~Jgh ~¢hooL Sl, and ~ be no~lud,need i~r ftoewi~ assistance, Petor’s T£~ SchOOl, ~iddlesexT~ay may attend any ac~-redllud and So~rae* VeceUonal-Teeh-U.S.~, college to any study ntc~l high sabe~ls, Ru~ger$ Pre-

CLOSF~ NOVEMBER 16

course ]eudtog to a recogolznd pamthry Sak~ol, the Praaglinecudemin degree. Township ~oerd u E~ation ’ PARTICIPATING MEMBER STORES AND BUSINESSES

The first scholarship ~ward M c4ftoes, or by writtog to the$1,000 will tie made in 1984. schotorsktp committee., gEEI2S STOP & ~[OPPaymeels to Cellege SakolarshJp wioners will be

.Paymeret will be rrmse direct, seisetod by a committee of DE ~O~S HUgYFIKIq~ nauGS

ly to toe wkmer’s eo]leg~ in Lions Club menthers, Selection FAMILy 8~OE S~UU OBNTgE 8HOPPUequal anntt~] toaiaiT~n~ts at will be made on scholastic DAVE’S MENt8 SHOP BUfiKY’S MEN’S 8BOp$2~0, p~ovldln~ ~e wEmer cev, excellence and ~e s~ed~ farti~ues to maintain a satis~tory financial assistance. Y.4tch ~ BLUMBfiRG’8 BARDWA~E c~AnLfi8 JEWE~

record end remains a re~lden~ plb~trtt Is asked ~3 subr~t a MIDTOWN D~IER NOVIFIKY’8 Musin Store & Dance Studioof Pracklto. biagrai~ieal sketch and the an- KASCUAK’8 8HOa8 S~All AUTO S’fOU~

T’na ~tcsela~shIp may b~ varied dor~nent of his h~gh ecfioo]dram year to year, depending principal or gulds~e cotmsel0r.on circumstances and avail~ble The w [[[ II[[ [f.nd, .t o .o, ai~ ~. c~.~ d~,r i ~’~ HOAGLAND’$ GARAGE NEWDe,ntis of this ~w~bethrthl meellag April 22, 1964. ~a~ Sales

-- -- ~ ---- iIE. Main St. Semel.vico, N. 3. Car Sales

-ffeemocrats Have Chance°’" o..--,,

i leep Sales Servtoe ~ 5-0~75

To Capture 2 Townships 5.s8oo

1962 Catalina 4-Door Hardtop, Hydromatlc Transmission,Control of two So~ C0tm~y w~l be R~c~ard Thinle, Demo-

s~vem~g bodies will .be decld- crat. and Wesley France, Re- Power Steering, Power Brakes, Fully Equipped. Two-toneed ~ Tuesday’s General E]ec- publican, paint, beautiful interior. Real Low .Mileage - Show Roomfish. Me, FranCe, w~a has not Seen

Clean ................................... $2]95In H~lisberough the Town~hlp active Wito ~ha Cc~nmlttee forCorraofttee is now 3-2 in to.or mo~e than six cnon~ has notof the Rep~se~. s~o~d the r~ tt de~r v~r he wn~ 1961 CataH’na 4-Door Station Wagon, Hydromafle Trans.Democrais gak~ a sweep, ~.his resume his place at ~he Cc~n.party will have its first rn~- rnlttee table after Ele<tict3 Day mission, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Luggage Rack. Shell.

~ ]n ~mpJe ~ ...... ~,~ocra. tone Ivory ~lntsh, tully Equippe~ Clean ....... $] 795One sea~ is open ~n the three- tie win tech~ee]ly ~lws eontw] " *rna. Cc~mlttee t~ "Bmnc~b~g, Io tbe~ party, The s~me would 1960 Chevrolet Nomad Station Wagon, 8 Cylinder, Powex4.he Repaklleans beldir.g e 2-1 "be true with the Ref~b]lcans. "edge. Sh0uld lal e Democrs~ Win, AS for Mr. Orei~he~’ he ~Id, StePA*~, White Wall Tires, Radio, Heater, Back-Up Lights.dhis ~arty will reverse the .... *’I’m a eom~lele neutral".

A Real Sharp Car , . . ~]550re~ event. Branchbu~g ham 1,~ register- . .......................Mor,~omeryts Committee is ed vote.m, 1960 Do~e &Door Sedan, 8 Cylinder, Power Steering,edl-Dernoera~lc, and wits one

seat open toe~ wm be no In Montgomery Power Brakes, Fully Equipped. One Owner and in Perlectel~an~e in .par~y ecotr~l h~. Richard Bell ~ Ckm’m’~ttoe- ’A~ -,~lpai ,]eo~.~ ,~ re, man Edward a .....¯ ~ ~- to.dijon ................................. ~995

~ree-year terms, volved with ~e alsatian. EarlyPolls will be open frot~ 7 a.m. thie year Meyer ~4~1 appok~ed SPECIAL - No Down Payment on th~ Following Cars

to 8 p.m. Cht~’mler Minor, ~le ~ernocrat’ r~nvin8 for elecEo~ to lake *he 1959- Ford 4-dr. Station Wagon, 8 cylinder.

In Htllsborongh wee ~ J~ xal~in, e ~1958 P0ntlae 4..&. Sedan, radio and heater.The HIsebere~g~h rece he~ two licah~, w’be resigned.

toeumbe~ zetixing ree}ecfion, TryJag to break toe Derncera- 1958 Chrysler 2.dr. Hardtop, auto. trans., P. S., P. B,Wflham J~rel~s0~ (R.) end John tie etrevgth is Dotm]d Pe~kti~,~.uerrel~ (D.) Pa~red with ~[r. R~plthl~can, TlrJs [8 ~ f[rsl 1957 Chevrolet 210, 4-dr. Sedan, radio & heater.a~r~d~. 4s "rhom~ Sb~. ~ne M#. Utter and Mr. Per- 1959 Fot~l Galaxie 2-dr. Hardtop, 8 cylinder, 2-toue.Rtom~g wl~b Mr. Gverrera ~ kins here campaigned for office,

Mc~ush. ~et~t~ in ~go~ery is 1958 Plymouth 2-fh’. Star/on Wng9~ 8 ey~r, P,~t.".’~S~ld the O~e~-Me~tS~ I,~S, ,’:2 " :: ’~ ’1955 ~lllys Siation Wa~dn, 6 ’cyl~6de’r, ~t w]ieel drive.

Win, Hik~,~’ethth she,aidILs ft:st Democratic mayo; USING OIA) BEDF’FJ~ME

We have the foHqwtag cars, IM3 renders, left over in steeR. We etu offer t0 oar¯ ’~ tof Jattuaryt .Democrat P~- Top a discarded 4~l~rmn~!~¢~ at bll~:slvl~gs. All elm brand new wi~ ~rltl Meters ft~ w~tt*a~ *

Konopka supplying th~ Wito a few 4-tocb beards, and fl~nd declare vote. m~ea a great off-the-floor stof Tempest Station Wngon, 4 eyl., ]lute trang,~ f,,lly equipped

’~HHleberou~ has S,~ vofert ~rge ~a#erm ~r ~-eens, storm"1~l;tble to vo~ Tuesday. w~dcwe, t~eslsce loss or bags Tempest Convert~le Conpe, auto, trams., fully equipped

io! fer4tii~.,r,:¢eme~.~,: ’. etc. _ Tempest Sport Coupe, ~auto trans., ~f[ul]y equippedBrs~nehbm.~ :

-Tempest 4,dem~ Sedan, anto.:~-a~,;.x~ally eqmippedIn

I~ Bra~chbu~, ehe ~eat of ’R~b Admiral Ro~e~t E, Pea~~bU~m’J~m ~r~m is beto~ r~a~hed ~ N0~ ~* ~ e~ Pontiac B0nn Convertible, auto bans,, fully equipped ’~aoeted, and three emelldates l~, activated by Matthew~.~ eo ,.~ee~ ~- se:~bto Remea~ . Nag~o, and ~ Pontiac ~ptMlna> 4-d~, sedltn, 9uto. II~nl~, tully equipped

¯ Robert ~,. ~Wl~san, De~mrat I~sklm~... ,~e ~ ~,~, ..... --. Pon~e~ Catalina SllOrt. Coupe, auto. tran~, ~Ully equipped

A~ ar.N’~ A,~arJ%. ~ . .*., ..r’J _~J~arO’onewhotsrunalngforof-,modiflealions of tJ’,e Bb.~tstgIT’ouwor~fQirenot~|ogupport

/’~ --" ~ I tee On Fblitlebl Eduction doesEven now ou ore in the course [dum’ It the pubLic votes in face¯ ~W not exist. $i],ee we have no Y ¯ of its th~ sst~P woud bo.eim. naorses oenaror Ozzard aa°led th e o.ot o s a.din f ....Ith tO,o tod ,ogin . ocannot issue a~ offlblai en-,secure reasonable improve-lout dlsag~ement concerning it

The executLve rdflco~ of the eoblive vJce-preniden~, and V3c- dorsement for your eandldac’v, lme.ts it1 the Workmen’s Com-lsho~d r,ot, therefore, interfereNOW .ler~ey ~tato AFL-CIO for LeoA~rdJa, ~econd exectRive b~l we feel compblled in fair- pensatinn Law. As chairman ot in e.ny way with our stro~ rip.have declared theLr endorse- viee-pre~blent seas, publicly to express our apllhe "3tudy Commlttee, you have proval of your leglalaRve

Republicnr. who s~nds or re- senator lo)lows: execut ve boa’d has appruvedldreclon.meat otSenator William Ozzard, The te~l cf the teLLer to the provbl pf your record, Our state been most instrumental in this record."

election in Tuesday’s polling, "We the executive officers of this move, l "We would be truly unfair LO[ A gin,s of a,]ik gives ~aylngHis is one of the 11 Upper House Ihe New Jersey State AFL-CIO "We cnnnot forget your active you and unluir ta our baslc-l~ower tn a light breakfast. An~seats bein~ contested this year, are deep ~ gra ed over he op- and effec ve efforts a few yearn political principles If we did nollit starts the d~y off, wJtl~ 9,

The en orsemen , n he ~rm per un y 1o communicate to you ago which m,Jre than those of publlcly ncknr, wledge oar senselstw:ply cf kmportant nutrlerds.

of a e er o he senator receiv, oar highest eommendatLon/or any other legislator of your of obllg~,tlon to you. For hurrying commuters or’ ’ o e "we shouter r~t be mlsunder- ]iR’hl eal~rs tl~’ serving a milk-ed a e last week was signed your vo g record as a mem- party resulted in the Irnpr v - , . ¯

by V neon J Murphy pres dent her of the Ne " Jersey Senate, meat o! the Unera~pthyment stood as supporting your oppose- plug ~orenkfas~.

~are ante, secretary-tressur- he A~-CZO t~ I~ue formal en, public hysterta you stand x,,i*’~ ment with you on lhls msua, and will ,be open from 7 a,m, to

of /~FL-CIO sad noted ~hat it "As we have expin r~d to you C0mpensa 0 Law. We cannot tion "to rile $750,000,000 ’bend is-Was a ~s ed by CharLes H It h~,s been agbln~ the policy of far~’e~ that, nolwlthslandthg the sue, since we are in disagree- T~eeday is Election Day. Polls

or; dc~l R. Jacobsen first ex- dorsetne~tn for the ~candldacyl~.~ ~ i~lsting .JC~a ~asonable are supporting the referendum. 8 p.m.

OFFICES SERVING SOMERSET COUNTYI BOUND BROOK ¯ NORTH PLAINFIELD - SOMERVILLE ¯ BELLE MEAD ¯ WARREN TOWNSHIP

Santa has Christmas

I~ h0 joined ~ r~L~ -~ Jll~.~our Cl~i,~ Clubl ~

WHEN YOU --THINK OF CHRISTMAS:...¯. ¯ you think of good times, presenls, next Monday.and it*s easy. to join. Just

sudling faces and, above al~. !a~es estimate how much money you’ll need,

worshipin gtogethe~, t hen abogsc-a pl#m~wlzt~h’wilHm~ll~ you,

But the holiday se~on can also being reach: th~ qgQldt. Yottql~e ~oodfinancial headaches. H you became a compan~b~,ti~wa~. Thla~’oel~;],~OQO,

member of the Fit.st of Somerset?e eheck~ t o?n~lh?~’:~.~t~O~O~ ~beiug.¯

Christmas Sinb last year, clm~ces are mafle~,ouh~to.~Smn~met/~Cozm~l"

you’ll be able to forget about bills. If @x~to. So" wJa~ ¢]O/u~t you ~Jo~tlm~FMt’

not, now is the time to think ahead, to o~ Somereet, ~C~, ~,= Next

C~rlstmas 1964, Our new club opens yea4t’, yq~’g ]~q~,~lq~y~,dt4.,,

o~t’L DOE@ IpTo Buy.o.To Sell... FORTo Rent...

WA-NT ADSTo, Employ... " " 1

PHONE RA 5 - 3300 .

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i~LLeBOROUGH - BUSINESS PROPERTY MANVn LR - NEW RANCH HOME SOMERVILLECamplt~ ~md Just eu~ide of Manville, Modern 1~, ~ Near park, All city ui~LttMe. Ftdl ~a~faeat~ tile bath, Tbeee

feet. All e~pl~ for relr~trtm~. Lot 100x3~0. bedTocms,large kitch~ wfch *tll-~md convmiences,OnE’ You set ~[OR~ ~o1"¯ $18,900,MANVILLE yoRE moaey at

T,~-~ar~zy berne, ~ x~om. and ba~ each apa~t. I,m MANVILLE - NEW L-P~ANCH BROOKSIDEbmemm% oil steam heat. Three bedrooms, dtol~f room, work.s~ver kitchen wi*h wall

oveu a~ r~e, ~o i~af.e }lv~ reco’a. ~e b.~ ~.~ b~e~ GARDENSA~ldn~ 816,900 100xl00 Or, BUy nOW. ~ ¢~ ~r ~ lnierior Odors, Oaly

~., c.m~aJn ~d. ~-~aom, twc-e~-~ home, ~ree 0t~ A. GIOMBETT/REAL ESTATE AGENCY ¯ ian~ ~a~n~ *~e ~m¯ brigh~ .airy apa:tmen~ withporch, ~ hasemettt, expansk~ a4tie, uil swam heat, Oar~ge, 100 & Main St., RA 2.96a9 Manvfl]e . N.J. o=. venllla*te~

Asld.~ ~15,90/] ¯ no "lns~e" a~srtme~t., e~MANVILLE

~or sale or L~a~ REINFELD fae, h~l a park-like atm~phereUndsr ~eetruo~en, ~.mom ranch, b~1+~a oven and re.~ga~ bh.¢t ]~r~] or buuine~a bui]d, " ofte~ ~ualitied ¯ eoraplelely equipped kitchen

ca~b~ete, lil~ ~th, ilas heat, ~uil benmev~. ~ thne to ~ Three Brl~es. l~dlly tnauieted, Veteran. aa ~wn Calmest Tinge to l~ve rooms¢0ioL

$15,900 ~ ~t~ s~e~, lev~ss.~.~ ~ item, ~,~o ~. n. $71 M0. APPROX. $78- $120HILLSBORO ~r sp~e, more avaflabte.

One Aore G~s Range heart/grater

$~,900 ~is Cape ¢~d la 10 years Offkie- 1~ MerCer St,

MANVILLEE~terdon Vuiiey Agency young, and ready for occupar~y. SOMERVILLE, I¢. ~.

Lk,4tW r~6% kl~che~ one-vat RA B.~q~ NA 84~/tSou~h side, modern, ~-ro~n ranoh. A~aehed garage~ hill Three Bridges. N.X. detached garage, m~d one acce

basement, gas hot water heat, ~le bath, kitchen rabbets, uiumt. -- should be pl~’~ty of a~ow ream, ~hn-nishod r~me ~r gentle.ma~ mor~, ~m~e and s,..~rs, ~i~ ~ndsesp~ ~0x10e lot. Air Park Realty, Ins. Cou ~es.seo0 ~-~t n~, m~o, SA S-Zm.

$16,9~0Farms-Our Specialty Non ~et8 ~00 Down Matwlne, tandem S.~0ra aparb

IOSEPH BLE[ANSKI vAh~ vrmv ~ _ ~ $9,990 FuII Prie~mo~ .ah ~th. Rest aed water~q~plled. M~t be seen to4~ ap-

story colonials, 4 bedro~

212 S. Ms!. St., Mauv/lle RA 5-I ~ room, ~ ~<~Oven Stmda~ I:M to g modem k!tcsea (b,zlit-ki,), 1- Sub, eat to VA, FKA. a1~ptowd Fo~ rooms, e4~ E, Main St:,

~-~mlL’~a, ct~ $59~ or $~.~I~ car garage, ~ ~20,d00. Fkiderr~e, Cal] ~ $-g70~.¯ ~ REINFELDCOUN’Hty RANOff -- In ’lq~ee-~om, secov~ fl~

TERRACE WEEKLY SPECIAL t~l:ni set~ over~n REALTY COMPANY ~e~, wt ~ evsUa~..- the vasey below¯ 3 bedeoon Phone 968-~600 Fable Ave., Wesem~ neiilhte,¯ M~v~e 1~ t~ths, kitchen edth kno ~ Krorth Avw., DuneUen, N. J, Manotlle, BL &?70~.Se]d~ are we ,sb)e to offer s~ch a value, A ~.~ rar~.~ with ty pine o~W~o~te, IWUI~

fte~shed reereatio~ roc~, gex~wge, ,bea~lf~lIy landscai:~d, aiumb room ~ re.place, dtnin~ Daily g . {,nud~ screens and storm windows, Ideal ioceti~, Priced a~ [11],9~, room, foal b~semen~, nd set, & 8u~, 10 . 6 M~nville, new ~.rec~ aparb-CUll N~w, heat, 2-ear garage, swh~. Lleei~od Real Estate Broker men~ wl~ bash, Call RA 2-1~i0

an7 time.fntog p0ol with ~lRet’, trees ~or ~tuie, 2~ acres, Princeton ,l~Areeand stream on thte 3 ~ ~res. Avenue, bSmtge0nery Tovmskip, -room apartment. Hea~THE TERRACE AGENCY See it today. Price L?7,~0¯ Near Y~ wa and hot water sapplted. Mill-gh Y ~08. Cull HB 8-

Real Estate ~0~ ~,er ~ p mAUI PARK REALTY, IHC. " " ".

RA 5"0~40 I~EALTO.P~ [ns~’~c~ong~0 S, Main St. Magyar, N. J." U. 8. 22 -- R,D. g -- ~ ]men. With kitchen privileges:" ~

$11,900 For This S~ervllte. s. ~. You’re In,/ted tc~ RA e-~, ¯Good Five. ~oom I-~ou8~ ~LA &~l19 ST ~-~e94 " to ~oln the hatemit~ Five reams, ~ tl~r. not

m4~e~ with s~s r~., ~ ~ ~ ]tvinil room, ca first Eve~ ST g.~r,6’T of Besv~ Makers. water and heat. One child, lidfleer. ~*w~ good bedJ~onm, and .b~51 o~ second floor, One-tar ¯ Let us train you to bee0meN. 8eda Ave., Manvllte, or eSU.g~rage. Storm edaulows. A good swat for any feanll,v, , Best buY. SLy-room Cape Cod. a liccm~ beautl¢lam RA 2-474,1.

High School Area Ranch " ~d~i ~.~. ^l~m~ ~r~vrk~dows. G~s heat. $17,600. Eltro~ NO~ ~ T~ee.~oo~ al~r~met~t wittt

TwO years old. Very nice eonfi.Rlon. ~Lree bedrooms. CompleW Call RA e-TeoT. ~.~.. ne~ m~d boa water. Mi~bh~, ~,.~us ~g room. ~’~x ~e~t, o~et~ ~: It’s as Simple at thatl s~o~e. $85. Coll~9.~8~t..recreation ~e, One.ear attached garage, Askil~ ~17,900. See ~tnted to ]]~F For informath~, ~,ll HO 9-17~$ ~ rooms. ~eat ~nd hotIt ted,’.

Ga~ State A~demy water. L~quire at 49 N. llth Ave’"rlo0, ~v~te¯New Haneh Home -- $15.500 ~.ursuce eg,,~Y h~ So~eresi O~ Beauty Co]rare

To Be Under Cons~’uetton or Runterdau County. WUI e~eoconsider employing owner in ottr 1~17 Maiden Lane ~ apartment, $50 a

month. It~uire" liO0 Rallroa¢lFive toe, plate rooms off West Cm’a¢lala Road, ilee R t~ow. ~ hu~trence oPerat~n ff knteresled, ][~ouud Brook Ave,, ~am~le,~J’~oe Jl w~1.h lls~t~ ~ ]~r~m:~othg a~anee& C~JI Mr. ~vers at IrA ~4~5,New Ranch off S. 8th Avenue Foe Pent ~n~e, s ~<~, b.t~, ho~

.New ~Ive-r~ r~n~ home wlt~ be~..~ ,~d ilarage. Ua~ For ~I]O , , ~ster. ~e~ Oil ~,~ ~s#~fl. $17,~- See it now. DouSe rooms, tw~ bed& rm~ge fo~ h~t~. Om block

~ee[A~mt I~u~. be~. I~th t,~ wt4er, to~ th a~ frr~m b~ st~. f~8. VI 4*~Ot,Five-Lot Site 0~ w-~uie. At~o ,m~ eeet ro~, ~ ~ ~r all ~,~ -- -¯ Five lots on N. 1st Avenue, Manv~le, $7,800. I~t¢~ef ho~, hal~ a. ~beh, tt deoz, Woddy fete $15.0e. ;U~ "~ree-ree~ apsr~raeag u~-

8auntie ~ett. Gem, s Isest~ ~,00 pe~ petee~ line week tu,~,i~ wl~ bach. Inquire t08

J. ]R. CHARNESKI AGENCY, INC.Sere ~eed. m~ 8~d~m, ffoto~ ~omer~t, ~ ~., i~ Boflroed AYe., Ma~vlse,

. Realists and l~tu’anee ,’Soiled Ra~" .Mm~" "~ E’. J. ,.~t~ed ~ ¢~ genoa.

FLOWE~8 ~ree-rocd~ almr~me~t. C~] ~ ~ FAtohen m~d prWkie f~-Wr 4 p,m. BA 3-2~g3. ~mse.e. 618 W~shlegten. AV~,~42 S, Main St. RA 2.0070 Manville, N. J LINCOLN M,ar.~le.

3feazvm~, ~ side, e~ent Jaeger, ~.thn~. ~ .~e~b ~HEENHO~SF~ roex ro~ms and b~th, ~ , ,~r geea~e. ~ui ~ and bath dovm~d~e, 4 ~aoms ~ se~ ~e 8. Dover *Aveetm

kieatto;x Call dkily ¯f.r,~ 9 a.m, : : "1"wo- or 3~ "b~Wil q,le,, ~t~,’g ~ l, No ~m 6~n*ep ~. Oil bast, ,lie~ps~e Oll4tred ~ walex heel La~e It.,gboa,~. lot. Aging liom~Nt, N. ~, ~. RA ~t~lg,’. :, ~ fitilltlee. ~ale~., 3t~O~l,

~- moom,s and hath d~l~s, 4 rooma end bath upstairs, TLle~ {uofs ¯boy~ ~ke. E;~’e~n¢ ~- ~ ,’~ ~ - ~, -,~....~ ~w th ~ ,~. o~ ,~..~ ~.~ ~. ~ui~= ~,~,.~: ~ ~:~l" L~.’" ~*~"~’

basemeth, ~s hot water heat, h~trd radla*.len, all city ’ T/r,~te w ~ Nm0eutWe lmm, th~h ae ekimlo ta eePr~ 1055~taitm, ~ ~t-a~re ~, ~ *le,t~0, ,~ Pets ~ ~

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By Watchung Hills, 32-20 At StakeTuesdayWotchlmg Hills Eegiondl, his ae~nd tally of the day. He

"which gna yet to lose a game kioked the e~ra point 4o make . (Continued f~ Page l)this year, averpowdred FrardcLth R 14-8¯ ~arae thto the Sgni~g campaignon Ss~orday, 32-~0, on the win- Franklin co,Jld ~nake tittle ad- but whbdrew when the Demo.her’s gridiron. ¯ ] vnncv after the kick-off, and craIs passed him over ta ea-

This Was Frahktin’s -secondI Watcbung took possession. Altar dorse Arlhur We~t~ dr.defeat agathat dire wla and o~e ht~other dnwnfletd march of 82tie. , yards, HJggic~ scored ~rom the Comebeek Trail - .

Frank]Is drew flrs~ bloDd tn l. ~hio lin~e he hissed the extra For Lhe Re~’ublhrans~ Tuesday

the opening qa¢,~ter when quit. po~nl, slid al the kaLf the score will be a COmeback ftghl, theft’

terbeek Jim Hill led a 70-yar~ was 20-6. party h~ving been severely de-

drive to the Watch~g g. HIll Wilh HiggIn~ on ~he bench for teated in dtu~’s run-oft election.

Carr[ed the bell over from thai the second baG, the third period Fgr the Reg~ar De~0cr~ts,

spol, The ki~ was wide, and boiled dawn to a berd-hltth~g de. Tuesday will be another momentte~ine beltle with ~elther team to exh,bit tbe vote-getiln.8gh’thg xcp much yardage, atrtmgth they displayed earlier

Walchun.e. responded with sIn .the fourth quarter, this year when the orgainza-

drive deep Jn{o F}[S territory¯Watebung gel Ibe[r wbeels roll. tio~s thnr a.t-largo Cat.ell can-

~V’el0htL~g’s high 3e~ing, lag again arid scored twice. The dida[es were swept in o officeversalile halfback, Jim HJggtns, W~tehu~g signal caller to~sed to gain raUninJpal CC~’Ot,~0egav. to chow hla Power. Gain3 n sho~t flip over the head at the At the moment, o~ly three Re-into the Franklin game he had

Prenklin sMe!y and into the p~bi~ca~s are al h~ CotmCila seasoe’s re,.’~rd of 56 points, waiting arms of 3ace Erinkson. table, J’, Lconnrd Viler of theend bethre the day was’owr he

The kick missed and the ~core ]st WaM, Joseph Pucil]o r~pre.had 20 more,

was 26-6¯ serddng the 2rid W~grd, and ~r.Stuck in the ~shecinw of its own The last Wstehen~ score came Klmger. With four a~-largn eoun.

;goal posit, Franklin were fore- on a 14.yam pass from Ken cilme~1 -- Mayor ]~[chae] ~Lisi,ed to punt. The bah waist to the Spi~so to Jeff Laihle. The kick Robert A~letL RobeI"t Sioa andFHS 45, from where T~iggins & again was ~Jff, and WatehLmg Mr. Westneat. nil Demo~r~ats .Co. r~oved it to the 15, Higgins lead B~. having recently started thur-then took a hand off, faked or~c Al lhLs point Watchung sent year terms, and lwo other Dam.to the left side and exploded pn its sec0ed string, and Hill oerats, Ft.mlc;s Keary of theover thP Frankl]~l tackle f~r a one rdacker and ~e¢1 26 yards to 3rd war~ a~d Poster ~ur~tott14-yard TD rtm that knolled il Andrew gpivey for the fleet from the 4th W~, still hhvthgup ~emporarlJy. Yra~klin la]ly... ’ two mor~ years in their terms,

Higgins then split the uprights Both trys for the bonus point OU’JP OF THE PAST -- ~l~ts sight ’homes sh’dlg~ from th@s the GaP cannot regn~ a ma-te put Watehung out in front, wer~ suecemsflth and 4he final ;God old days when the mai]mp~ had It e~sy. ~et, these Meye~ jority until the cex4 ward ~lec-Y-6. score stood a~ 32-~0. Barber, N, Y. boxes ~e Just It sbe~ dtsthnee tz~m NbW Yhrk Cb tiers in 1965, The" only ¢.bence -

Regional didn’t int up in the Coming up Setup’day ~t g p.m. the Republicans might ~ave

b Main Marab weald be through a reeail e]~-~eeoz~ .period, v*’ben ~Jggla$ --North Plaklfthld H.~. on ths ]y large nur~bers of gnome ax’e y , aa t=he sou~ hyar~wept end for tO yards to score Frarrk[in fie]d beJc~g f[pshed by bow" a~d arrow Dra Is an Itx~*~ next ye , and thl$ po~s[t)ll-

t Fish & Gar~e "

Wildlife Manager Russell A. I . Y "lhea~har, aotion.ng Creek. Foot bridges are be- ~lm sheuld Mr~.~o" beSplohs gays that ~pulatlons in ing bulk across small ditchesI

’ ’’ Ithe Sussex Cour*ty area appear to ass st hunten~ " " R~aesday s w ~ner he will add an-

- better than last year, birds.~a retrlev~

Ocher ~unolln’motc vote ~o theDemocretic Power, It Mr. ]Bes,¯ OPEN ON gEE’~DULE and Clinton 3,400, "£he best ~rou~e htm~ Areas 3 and 3 are bounded o 9enyel i~ the winner, the GaPMore then I17,000 water/owl The basin area ot Round Val- found In Sussex and War~ the sonlh by Brigantine Cben.wgi have retained rite 8th~"xere eot~nted o~ the first aerial ~ey Reservoir alas wth ’be stock- counties, ne]~ ~I the east by the outer

survey /Jight conducted by the ed wSh a total Of 1,200 male ~tffed grouse nest on. tJ Reft~ge bmmdary, on the northThe Wald:~= Areapheasani~. The grand total of grour~ la woodinnd ~re~s. t~e! by Slainkins Toorofare arid on

The dth Ward soft.rises the~ivioinn~VIo~t olOttheFlSharea &surveyedGame’ was Roohport blM~ is it,2~0, mea~tLre aheut a foot d~d a h’ad the ~test hy Little. Say and C-ras~5th, 7Lh ~nd 13th Genera,l ~]ee-A total M 11.375 male in leaj~th and are ~browni~h in sy Bay. All three areas a~stand those puritans of the coast l~easants from Forked River cOlOr, They h~ve a ~rominent cIe~Jy posted, and burtinrs a~ [in~ DlatrJcts, where ~,lg0 M the

where the waterfowl season Sta~e Game Farm will ~e re.bla~k band on heir ~il~ arid the calRi~ed to htt~t ooty on th, muain[!pnlity’~ ~,~t8 e]ig~bin vet

opened Salurdey oll schedule,leased in southern New Jerse tail is s~lorcer th~ a 1~l~a~h’~t’s. ope~ .areas.Tidal flooding of coasbsl mareh-as fast: Colliers MLIIs 2,8~ Oratme h~mtlng Is a very chat- A terry boat Ls ~vailublelands reduced the fire hazardMarm~hawkJn ~; ~ahoe-C0] ]englt~g sport beesgse of" the take Ittta~ersto ~ormal, and Gay Richard J. bin City 4?5, CamPbell 375, Hei~- woodland babit~. The birds a~e lea’re MaRs Creek, just

levers mvthed for Mr, Base.rays[~uI~os reop~P.ed fishing andlerville Yd$~ M[ilvfile-Heleyville comddered eY.Pe~’t ~ ptltil~ a Route 9, daRy ~t 5 "a.m., ~,S.T.

and ~r. linkinG,w~ter/owl h~thl.k~ ~o~g m~eh2,800, GlasabePo 400. Wbts]ow tree ’between ’theti~etves and the and will pick up hUnters

PolJlag place for ~ Sth ~,ec-¯ M the c~ast, ’l~e open area in-g75, ~fadf~rd gO@, Lskchurst brinier, p.m. Sportm~en may ma~e tio~ Distr~ct is Commtt~ty Vdl-dludes those sections where N~va] Air Station 6~5, ~urkey

A SOO~ dog Js needed to ]0¢~a~e re~erv=t[ohs by co.acting Cap ullteer Fk.edotme. Voters kl ’themost wote~wl Were obserVed Swswc~p 82~, Port Republic 4%,the birds and ¢et’r/d~’e cripples, tatn J. "Buddy" Hayes, Tdle- 7~h end tgth Diot~inin wS[ bern4~@ ~urvey.

Din $0~, Hep~er ~. ~aay grouse ktmtera tie a bell pbmm 841~2~, or C~pinthbesots in the East ~r~ktth~Yae ~rs~ where waMr/ow] Quail fr0¢n the ~tate Quail

on the dog hl order’tO keep traok ~eor~ghThoma:bu~tin$ is l~rmltted is as for Farm In Holmansville will be

of hJm in the ~ term-ale. Ar~a Grde 809, The cost M’~g ~Mr. Szabo, a D~o~ta~ie h~-lows: All of that area east ~fa stocked th COVeys M t0,as lob

Wheh thP~ll atops it is usu~ly head ~vl[l Irmlade rnederiaIs thrpoint begL, lr~lg ~t Keypdst and lows: CvlJier~ Mills 130, J~m~a-a alan that ~he dog is on po~t. a ~,,mporary btthd, ly commiltem’~n tram th~ ~l~th

Dist~iet, Is a n’~r ~ ’the~roceedthg southward]y along haw~kth ~J. TuOkabee 3I, Mill-H~rders who wich to brins Frm~dla Sewerage At~th~rLty,the Garden ~tate ’Paekway th ville-~-IaleyviRe 1S~, Dix 29, Halo- WAI~I~OW’L 8EATON car-top boa~ will find ~sunch- He and bin famgp Fethde on~*oms River, ~Jlenoe al~g Route

werville 16, GlassWare 4~, ~Paree area~ or E~r~at~L~e ing da<~lt~ths at 8~OR*S Ditch Mt Marvin Avenue.9 southward to Somers Point, Winslow 1$,4veauine Ik, Medlord Na¢icnal Wildlife Refuge a~in Le~d8 Point RO~d. Oyster A charter me~r ~ ~’~ax-~ence along the Garden State tO. ~reenword ~¢egt 18, For~ will "be ~pe~ to hur~ during Creek ~oad and~Moe~ Mill Road payer~ nf Pra~klin, .he ~ ~eenOarkwdy t~ the j~vmtinn Ot Repteblio 26 Psndsna O, Whlt- Now JerseY’s water/Gad ~esson. connect Hl~.,ay g-f~.th the ales. a mm’nl~r rd the ~ .~¢ankilnROute 4? af Rio Orgnde, Capethg 20, Lakchu~st g~, M~peer 29, Opening of the sea~.n ~t .heart ~ Ma~0~ of thg area are avdlin’~ls Fire ~ofrrpeety for .i*/ ~at~. Re.May Comity, and ~ th~se a~asTuchey ~ws’nlp 16. ~ual] IIbera. 8~t~t~y .d~m~ oh red~t~Io’a fl~off~ *i~ Tranton affi.ce of the is omployed by Ford Motor Co,~outh and west of .Route 4’/ toLinn~ will total e]~ ]~O :blrdlL O~ fffle fir~ hazard ?a~Ltgbt Off h D~vJBlon ~ Fh01 and Game or th MetLIc, h~., ~llvJlle and south and west of "Woodco~ Mid ~OW and arrow drot~t, fTcdtl l~rJg~ntine R’~ge head. Mr, Re~eayel is ¯ n~wc~e~notre 4g to Pennsville.h~ntin~ will t~e closed on ~ov. ~ Reh~ge manager Henry ~u~rt~rs, P, O, Box ~/2, Ocean- ~o peltries, Although be h~d not

PLERI~ OF ]B|RDS to inc~ts~e dS.vl~t slo¢’k’~n~, in W]~ey has ~ked that Jlt~te~ Villa. S~ Rre t~rged la ~sen affiliated ~lt]t ~po]tilc~dFhea~snfa em.d quaff wtil ~:# sea.on steak/rig Is done" ~ter rr~ke every effor~ to rdinleve o]:~irr, one to thmu~ enaximum or~ardza¢i(m, he is~ormoredhy

~do~ed on State pt~bt[e ch0otltig chootintg hotws, kti]ed "or ctYppled b~*d~. ~ttttinzt~ ~snt ~ror~ a day’s ~ the EepublJe~=l o~a~a~k~. "~.Ogrotmds h~ore and during the Native blrds are reported ai~ u~ged to bHag one or ~voopara4~ n fi~1 oil ’qcas~ onFall hu~ting seasons hy thd be ~tmdnnt In areas ~t dogs for retrieving. "/’hay NEW ~/~Iz~¢PHONlS R~ Hamitt0n Street ’emd resides on~lvhdon of l~sb & Game, . hdalea¢ iurot~ing e~vellent remthded to shoot d~ly thche Ig~NG DH~ ~AYMain 8tr~et.

¯ I/ the season opening schedu[- po~urdpes to( Garden ,bills tl~ey ace =uth .~ bs re. ~l~he ~ew de~sey Bell ~ele- All ,pails will ~e open from 7ed for Nov. 9 is delayed beeattse ab’nrods, trieved, . ~oday ~gt~ deilv;’ry ,.m, to 8 p.m’ :og/areal tire hazards, the princl- NU%~NO GROUSE A ’l~deral Duck Sthm~ is re- the l~ New ~runswl~-pal pre-seascit ~’elaaee will ~e New dersey grail,s aith V~cth||y tale, N~Ex~ (O~N~ It~I~ETI~Oheld ~0ack until charily hot’ore will flnd e~oenen~ pop~lalJ~e o a~ a New Jhrae pbene d rectory. $C.~EDULED FOR’NOV I~~ondillb~ds pewMt huninrk In the thla fJ.n,s ga.~r,e bird durR~ New license. Ddek Otamp~ mid ,Fed- ~#ppl~x Mate y ’109,000 copies Wtih Oeinber a f re-laywoods. A larger portion ~! th~ J~rsey s smslI game buntth~ eral regotatlan~ may he obt.a4n- a~ the directory will ~a dsliver~ i’reo~lh, It will be ~tmo~t ~!wobirds wilt then ~e stoeked pre- sesson according to tho D - ed ~t any post office. New Jer. ed as compared with 103,000 more weeks before the Tdwn-kt~asv~ vlsthn at ~ .& Game. -~-8e¥ wate.rtowl redtdatlons are las~ year. ~h~p Council cmwe~ again in

M~ e pbessan s raised on th~ Opening vt the seasan: at

hl We able

a htmth~ ~n~ re ula~ seas~ Tbe nexl meet-. i -- g ~ ¯~ckpor 8tht~ Game ~ar~m willI a.m, aa Nov. 9 as sd~duleds dealers. The longest gems layed. ~ Lag l~ ~h~thled tar ~OV. I=,

be reteased in.northern New Jar- conti~gnat on abotement M ~e Htmilng Area No. l.ls located ~he enaJ0r tedgues too~ place In¯ ~ ~ey, aa|0ilOWSl~lat ~rookg,4~, fire h~zard In the.v,’~ and~ the nox~hwest.por~|on 9[ the ~htot~ ~Ma.~’],l~ Wh~oth~] ]fi brdge thd pr~ ~y d[ .~

~a]pe~k ~, ]~ay ~7~, H~la$- fthld~ £4 the ,~a~e. .. J Reds. It is- ~ded on th~ ~eta a~d Bo~, ~,~rg:t~;~ ~raWh~g , a ’ ~ hand-lg ~,~

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I~SHOP.RITE SUGAR 5 :~59c~

I~~ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ~ 3 ’:.:* ~ I~SPAGHETTI ~’~,~:~:::~,’;~7 6:;.’~, ~1

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¯ ~ PINEAPPLE JUICE ’:,~. 3 .

’ SO. BOUND BROOK MANVtL!.E SOMF.,RVt! J ~ ,SOMERVILLE80 MAIN ST. ~49 N, MAIN ST. HIGHWAY 22 166 W, MAIN ST.

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HUMIDITY A TONIC FOR WOOL CARPETS New ’Guegts’ ComeMotetllre in the air is R tonic your home w~lle the heat is on. W~h N~ ~@tMO~

for wool carpeting. It mak~-s "~in can be d~e in var~sc~!~t ys~n~ more resilisnt~ Bo ways, ace0rding to b’~e 4ype of I~]I ~my bring ~Q ~ar~*the~arpe|cr~hesless~ndlooks haating system in your haene c~ ed interiors ,into ",he h~tn~

Celckete, tho~nd . legaedbettor, apartment. wor~s or melipsdes, the hue.

W~hen the humtdRy in the air It you have a hot air heating dreddet~ged worms or oeofbrises, there’s actuatfy m slik,~x system, humidifying equipment pedes, and slugs or s~mJl~ quRe~¢rease in the size et the yard can be installed. This is an el- o~en move into ,homes a~d.in yo~r woo] carpet, fectivo solution to the problem, build~ngs when temperatures be-

With the bL~itmthg of thS Or you can odd hm’ntdisy to a ~te .to Jail a~ this time of year.~eattha eeasce, the ~unldity in room by placing ~onteiners of Crickets can do beam o~erthe air drops. And this affects w~.ter Jn the room. DISh wateryour carpet, esPeofa]ly~ E ex- ~arde~s ~ low, wide c~atathera t~n ec~e~teJnlng y~u w~theesstee drynes~ prevails in y~ur with ~liaa~ ~lards ~rxar~ed on ~thgk~g. They’ll also take bitesot~t of your dnen~ and wOOlens,

~mer~et ~u~W ~me ~at rooms, needle holders in water, with One way to avoid ~be cricket

fndr~ry ar a ~ caavpet c~es pebbles to conceal ~ -- are problem ~s to stop ~ poin~Brown InsteadOt~Fh~te?

Itsgood teoha ft ~Tm’~y even one decorative WaY to do this. w~e~’e they might e~er. TObecome duli-loohi~g and lose lie Anger way is to ptec~ ~n a~- crickets o~td~ors, use a ~ per-"

WATER, FABRIC AFFECT LAUNDERING ~pring~ness. During prolonged ~ractiVewater lOW. wide ~lather of’ cer/t ~terdane dLmt a~ rate c~

Has ]~undering ~XLrtled yottr to the setflthg O~ et the So. raise the Imm]dRy level in patina likes ~igh b~lmldtW,one 9oond per 2,000 square feet.

¯ ectric[W from carpets san be Usually hl~er ~umJdRy pro. A 9-percen~ ohlotdane emtdsio~~othe~s br~wuer ~ ~4er? w.~e~is. ~rkish ~oweis, were nee vails in rooms wl~ 9a~tel heat.

is e~fectlve Lndoo~"~.a ~uisa .ing than In rooms wFah othe~

Millipedes and centl~ndes ~rs’i~here are fwo ~thes to yam" par4~’uterly st~ceptib]e, e~s thee~ppeintrnen~. One ~e~ ~o do wKhthirsty thops soaked ~p @no To Raise Ham[dity types of heating, And wool car.

in ~emSelVee b~r~less .but an-Fo~r water m~ply, the o~er water. The clofl~es, theoretically noyk,eg. Quite oftett a c~’Reotw~ ~he f]r~h on ~e th~’,ic, spr~ty of DDT is effective when

Water suppliss do ebeP.ae withclean, dld m~t look 4o be~ There HOW to Cle~n Leather Rub the damp sloth

the 4~vasons sad condltten~. I~ were bwo problems to solve- sponge over

the ~mer droug~ yes#or step- bow to avoid shis, with futm-a On Your Furniture soa~ or saddte soap. ~ the-so pests ere .entering.~les changed wren ~ co~e~ra- lav~,deelngs. ,nnd ~ow to remove Leather on c~aJrs or o~l !ebte-

leather briskly. Using another

ties o~ mtherals. Homemakers, ~le brown aster !d ~red. top~ requires a m~nlmum ol care motet cloth wRhou~ sc~p, rub ~e A .bar containing metsldebyde

~ustmned ~o wa~r at ~:~h~s Use of a water condRion~ or a~d Dimple materiels, learner, Then rub dry wJ~ s available ome.r~ercial]y trader

nacre, fetmd wi~t~ la~dries r~d acid will settle eLK the To clea~ leather up!tolstery orclean soft eteth. Any glo~ w~Ish various trade names is effev-

laund:r~esturning brown, due rc,~era~, before the w~er an teesher surfaces ~, Cables, youdisappears will be re ,tore We ag~hwt slugs snd e~tads,

dete~ent tou~h ~e tetmdry, II will need pure soap or saddlefriction pvoth~ed as you l~hese products should ~e used

the brop.~ dJscolorea.ion bee aP- see@, a sponge or cloth endw~th the dry cloth, recommended by ~’be mem~

peered, use of a c~osh~e bleach warm water. Avoid using fuT~iture polishes,factorer.

wth ~ly add a deeper color. TO, The rarest of all state birds isred,me the brown and whRen the i Dar~vpen cIothor sponge iv oils and" varnishes oR ]ea~er

wam~ water and wrth~ it out. since they frequendy c~nta£n the Hawaiian Goose¯ Only 60 areclothes, e perborate or oxyge~ solve~s that ca~e leather to knowt~ t~ be ~]!ve. and these areb]eac~ is advised, The l~bel~ on ~

become sllshy.the bleash containers tell If leather s.ppears te dry out, th the ssnctuary on the Island Of

rub a small amotmt of a leather Maul

perberate or oxygen bleach, dressing into the leather with --may be a he’kp ~ have sever~ the fI~gel’~Jps ~nd .palm of your

¯ ~and. MUSIC LESSONStar proger ~sa~e. ~r’~,eD J~lide T4",is dressing which is a soft

Pe~rale or oxyaen hisae~e Zve~ h~w trOublo W[th sslve is made wi~ 60 I~r~ent~lrecommended for blea~;,nS sticking le0 et~b~ trays? pure Ne~t’s4oot oil and 40 per- s

WaSh-end-wear wh~es. If you If you put a IRLIe peh-o, cent anhydrous t~nolin gotten at CARL~Sw~ to r~turn whism~es~ to ~e teum Jelly on the bottom c£ a drug si~re. Warc~ the lanolinclothes, ~n .answer c~ be fo~d ice ~tll~ tr~Ys~ no host will gently in a douine boSer until ~ISJC Studio~or/~ /IRd they wIU Slide ]D, melted. Add Neat’s-f~ot oil and FREE USE OF ACCORDIONa~ ~e drugstore. Sodi~ bisu~- and out of the refrigeratorme Is the key. Use 2 ~.a’blespo~rr~ |Ce compartment vsr~ easily, sdr until uniform~ ~]ended. Ap-at ~odim~ ,insulfae in I qu~rt Be =mrs not to put too ply only a smell ex~otmt ~ rub 204 e. Main St. ManetRe

wa~er. Soak .the clothes for ~ much on, as ~t C0~Id got a into the leather until cc, n~pletely RA

MISS Rose Qulgley mt.~tle~. Then wash as t~suel. ¯ ]Jtt~ ~essy. absorbed ......

Homemaker AssignedTo Paterson District

Mi"ss ~ose J. Qt~igley of 307~ein Street, Manville, has beenassign~i as h~me service ad-visor in l’he Paterson acea o3~ublic Service EleCtric & OSSCompany, effective Nov. 4, She~ill work with MISS Gait Gute-kt~st "in cove~ing ~his territory.

,She is a grsd~ate of Atbri~4~tCollege with a B,S. degree Inbo~e ec~momies, ~he w~s treln-ed J~ the general office, Newark~and In Bound Brook. R.a~v~y,P~aEd[eld ~nd E~[zabe~h c’om.r~ercial offices of ,the ~r~pe0v.y,

oTHE CI£RUa SITO.~TION

Supplies of fresh cl4rLm, pri.rnarily ~rom Celi~ornth, are alittle larger then at 4.his :~imeyear ago, but ]ass out~ InFlorida wilt redtme st~plJe~ inlate FaLl. The big freeze of testWL*r~er severely curbed predic-ation, R~he orange crop is off 2~l)~ert$. The gre.pefrult crop isOff IS percent from last year.Lemcm production is downpercent,

Donald J. CrumINC.

0sly I person in 300 has a phone like thismswm ~v~x~xz~ Thle tblephons le made for the herd of heorlng~ It hoe a volume control bulR Into the receiver.~

~’here are many other Items we make for handicapped pomona, such as an efllflclel larynx for2,1880 ’those with Impaired speech -and special schoobto.home teaching equipment for ehut,tr~s. The call ’

5.13zJ~ for these services Isn’t big. But If the need Is there, we make them available. They n~ake ~"|t po~ b e to extend to everyone the lloo~ phone service ell of us enjoy. ~EW.JFJ~EY iiEu,~ri~

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