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18-A The Franklin NEWS’RECORD Th..aay, J..e 9,1977
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-.m.’,,,,.,,L NASSAU CARl) AND GIFTS
(ft. t,~..~ Princeton North Shop. Ctr. - nexl to (]rand Union
Senior volunteers
honored by med center
Sheila Broderiek of films.
Somerset and Lila Roseman of Besides Ms. Broderiek and
East Brunswick, topped the Ms. Roseman, other Franklin
list of 22 senior vo]untecrs who volunteers who received
were honored recently by Sl. awards included: Mary
All across Franklin, when There are , no pre- roomsdo offer an opportunity
Peter’s Medical Center. Dankanics, for 600 hours of
morning dawned on June 14, Revolutionary houses along to,re construction details and
Both volunteers were service and Joan Ulimki for
1777, long columns of British Amwell Road because the thus it may be of particular
awarded a pin for their 3,000 200 hours.
Redcoats and Hessians in full British burned them all on interest to persons interested
hours of service at a luncheon
battle array were on the June t9 as their army with- in early American arheld
in the medical center. The FLEAMARKETSUNDAY march. The long awaited drew to Brunswick after chiteclure.
program was arranged by
summer campaign to put having failed to lure The British march to
Phyllis Andelman, DirectOr of A flea market will be held
down the rebellion in the Washington down from the Millstone in June 1777 is
Volunteer Services, who Sunday, June 1.9 at lhe 36th colonies had begun. Blue Hills to fight on the open generally disregarded by
welcomed the group. Sister annual "fair" sponsored by
To commemorate this event plain. The only pre- htstoriaes writing about the
Marie de Pazzi, executive the Millstone Valley Fire 200 years ago, a house and Revolutionary house Revolution because it did not ’
director, thanked the volun- Department along the canal flower tour of historic sites is remaining in Middlebush will result in a major battle.
leers for their dedicated opposite the firehouse in East JANIS GOLDSTEIN, Franklin Arts Council Chairperson, left, planned. Co-sponsored by therefore be shown on the tour However, H.H. "Hap" Heios,
service and presented them Millstone. Donations of $5 for
Somerset County Bicentennial by detouring from Corn- a former resident of Franklin
with their awards. each 10’x 10"space areasked congratulates Best in Showwinner Gtadys Russell, Ms. Russell,
Highlighting the afternoon
affair was a dramatic
presentation on the changing
role of women by Dr. Rosary
O’Neill. Listed among the
notable Americans for 1977,
Dr. O’Neill is an assistant
professor of theater and an
actress-in-residence at Rider
College. She has also performed
on television and in
Committee and Somerset wallis’ route down South who has made a particular
and dealers are requested to from Summit, N. J.,won for her watercolor’Hadley House."
County Historical Society the Middlebesh Road to the for- study of this phase of the war
provide their own tables, lout provides free buses and met home of Joseph Slaudt, believes it was a strategic
Therew,l, be,rceadm,esionto Arts free admission to Buecleuch one-time mayor of Franklin. defeat which ultimately led to
the fair grounds, free live council Mansion in New Brunswiek, The house has stood vacant American victory.
entertainment and free
Began Meadows in Franklin,
¯
since it was purchased by lhe Heins will lecture about
psrkieg nea+y .oo, are announces winners rs ,oInn, East Millstone, state for what became the Six Cornwallls’ march on Sunday,
noon to dusk with a rain date
and the Staudt House in the Six Mile Run Reservoir. June 12 at 7:30 p.m. in Colonial
set for the following Sunday, Thousands of people took categories of oils, watercolors, Mile Run Reservoir tract. Because the Staudt house Park; on Tuesday, June 14 at 2
June 26. For reservations or advantage of the first brisk, graphics, mixed media, Alllhe sites will be open to has been unOccupied for a p.m. at Franklin Inn, and
information contact Fred sunny Sunday in June to view sculpture and photography. As thepublicwithout charge from number of years no attempt to Wednesday, June 14 al 6 p.m.,
Shimalla at 873-2239. the works of some 120 artists best in show winner, Ms. 2toSp.m. onTuesday, June 14 decorateitwithflowerswillbe again at Franklin Inn. These
at the eighth annual outdoor Russell received a check for and Wednesday, June 15. made. However the empty lectures are freetothe public.
art show sponsored by the $I00. The six first prize win- Buses will make the rounds
POLISH ¯FALCON
/’ SWIM CLUB
140 Falcon Rd., Hillsborough
Now Accepting
Applications
Family of Four Membership .. $90.
Individual Membership ..... $30.
Senior Citizen Membership... $ I0.
Price includes parking, use el picnic grounds,
swimming instructions on Saturday mornings,
weekend entertainment.
Pool will be open
Monday thru Saturday 10-7
Sunday 10-6
Applicants must apply In person at the Falcon’s
Camp. Pool will be opening In mid-June.
Somerset Trust Company wants to say
HELLO .... =
MANVILLE[
at the GRAND OPENING of its new Manville Office
in the Rustic Mall Saturday, June 18, 1977 9a.m. to 3Rm.
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Historical societies
planning special tours
Franklin Arts Council at ners in the professional every half hour, and FHS student wins award
Colonial Park, East Millstone. category each received $50 passengers may get on and off
Professional artist, Gtadys awards, while the first place
at any stop and stay as long as
Russell of Summit, N.J. took winners in non-professional they like at eaeh place. Apark During ceremonies 234PhillipsRd.,Somerset. She
yesterday at Franklin High plans to continue her
best in show honors with a took home $25. Ribbons were and ride stop will operate at
watercolor entitled, "Hadley awarded to all other winners. Somerset Plaza on Hamilton
School, Petrina Seheplse was educationatMiddlesexCounty
awarded an engraved gold key College.
House." KemMcCannofSomersettook Street. Last bus from there
by the Raritan Valley Chapter One of the largest ac-
In all, lhe judges, Ruth the student Best in Show willdepart at7p.m, each day.
of the National Association of counting organizations in the ,
Wilson, Frank Zuccarelli and award of $25. The bus will follow a route
Accountants in recognition of world, with almost 77,000
Jim Gary selected over 50 Out of 41 winners and
that closely approximates
her outstanding grades in members in the United States
winners in the professional, honorable mentions in the General Cornwallis’ line.ofaccounting
and bookkeeping, and 17 foreign countries, NA#.
non-professional and student professional and non- march from Brunswick to
Petrina is the daughter of is a non-profit organization
professional ranks, several Millstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schepise, devoted to the improvement
reside in Franklin Township. First stop is Buccleuch
and dissemination of ac-
’Robert Albrecht received a Mansion in Buccleuch Park,
counting knowledge. The
SAILING
second place award for oils, New Brunswiek. Before 1850 Library conducts award was presented to the
Anna Cantinas wonthird place this was a part of Somerset
in the watereo]ors eategorv, County. The Jersey Blue seashellworkshop school by the chapter’s
~,reetor Of Community Af-
INSTRUCTION and Betty Katz won a secorld ChapterDAR which maintains
place for mixed media. Each it as a museum, draws its Franklin Township Public fairs, Morris B. Kadin, CPA,
For & Cert,hed was competing in the members from both Somerset Library will conduct a
~egmn,ng
MAISA professional section of the
r,~
and Middlesex Counties. The workshop on sea shell craft. Franklin residents
0877 show. house is furnished with an- Terry Dominici of the
Advanced 11 .d
Among the non-professional tiquosand contains interesting Somerset County Library will
earn Rider degrees
Sailors
~
winners, Somerset resident
collections of toysand kitchen demonstrate.
Catherine M. Birkofer
Frances Chen won a second implements.
The workshop will be held on received a bachelor of science
place for a watercolor. Joana Next stop is Began Wednesday, June 15 from degree in marketing and
McKinney received o third Meadows, formerly the Van I0:30to 11:45 a.m. and from l Francis E. Fischer was
(609) 92t.8623 place award in the same Wicklel’iomestead. Through to 2:30 p.m. All adults are awarded an associate in arts
category. In graphics, Brenda
funu raising efforts of welcome.
Nolan of Franklin Park was Franklin citizens it was Ms. Dominici suggests that degreemanagementin duringindustrialcom
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awarded a third place ribbon recently acquired for those who are interested in mencement ceremonies on
and Claire A]breeht was given preservation by the township participsling bring shells. Any June 5 at Rider College. Ms.
honorable mention. Stanley
and dedicated to public use. kind of shells will do - large,
Birkofer is the daughter of Mr.
Cutler and Alan Page won first
Cornwallis turned left away small and broken pieces. A and Mrs. John R. Birkofer of
and second place ribbons from the Raritan along backing will be needed, either
Somerset. Mr. Fischer lives oa
respectively for their
DeMott Lane. The tour buses wood or cardboard. Par-
Lake Avenue, also in
photography contributions, will make the same turn, ticipsnts should bring also a
Somerset.
proceeding then out Amwell piece of burlap or burlap
The outdoor ceremonies,
Road to East Millstone. Their contact lo cover the becking,
held on the college’s academic
KNOW SOMEONE destination was known as Van For further information
quadrangle in Lawrenceville.
.- WHO’S A FEATURE? ,.:Liew Tavern when it served as please call the library at 545- featured the awarding of
CALLTHEEDITOR
~field headquarters for the 8032. The library is located at- honorary doctoral degrees to
British commanders. 935 Hamilton St. basketball luminary Clair
Bee, Princeton Seminar~
President Dr. James I. Mr-
Cord and business executive
H. Russell Morrison, Jr.
E LE CTR I CAL SU P PLY CO
Rider College President Dr.
: Frank N. Elliolt presented 800
29 Union Avenue -- P.O. Box A degrees during Tuesday’s
Somerville. New Jersey08876 commencement, the institation’s
113th.
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HOURS: Mon..Tues.-Wed.-~9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Thursday- 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
its summer program on
Thursday, July 7. Our summer
outreach program will ineiude
story hours, book clubs, films
hours, drama workshops, film
making, senior citizens
1programs and cultural field
trips The above programs are
iavailable’ to the community
;and require registration.
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SCUBA INSTRUCTION
~;’ Princeton Community Pool
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Tuesday and Thursday Evenings 6:30 9:30
June 14 through July 14.
For information and registration coil
(609) 924-4240
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306 Alexander Street
Princeton, New Jersey 08540