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2-A Hie Franklin NEWS’RECORD Thursday, June 9,19"/7 You’ve Never Had Sherbet Until Youve Had Our Soft Sherbet BRIKEN DAIRY FARMS Rt. 206 & Oxford Place Belle Mead, N. J. CALL 359-6698 FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS! Burgers ¯ Steaks ¯ Seafood SOFTICE CREAM IT’S YOUR HAIR Love it...We will with our hair analysis. We can determine what conditioning treatment your hair needs. Also offering Electrolysis (permanent hair removal method). Call notc for a flee consultation. Hillsborough Plaza ¯ Route 206. Hillsborough Open Mon. 9-5, Tues. thru Fri. 9-9, Sat. 8:30-4:30 359-8102 And Next Door- TOWNE ~ COUNTRY HAIRSTYLING FOR MEN Open Moo. ~ Fri. 9-6; Tues. ~ Thurs. 9-8; Sat. 8:30-4:30 Closed Wed. 359-50O4 @I’ DI No .. ITHE BIG ~~ Pays America’s Top Regular Passbook Rate! 5.47! i: 5.25 ° 0t~el N~gh,Earn*ng Savings P~ns Also Av~lj~leP Select the "Big One" nearest y0u! 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Torrisi, Yvonne Wright and As 1he children were busily captivated an audience of Also, through actually Geraldine Chrein, who con- making puppets following the excited Title I children at meeting an author, the duct the Title I program show, Ms. Wright said "It Franklin’s Middlebush School children gained insight into lhroughout lhe school district, wasn’t long ago that these on Friday, June 3. the process of writing books. the youngsters now feel ac- children were quiet and with- The children watched in Dorothy Wisbeski, the otters’ complished as authors. drawn hut now just look at amazement as the two otters, nwner and trainer, wrote a Soon they will begin writing them laughing, talking, and named Sunniki and Niki, book called "Piearo, A Pet a group book based on their working happily. To see this swam in their tubs while Otter." Before the otter showexperience with the otters. ooeur is so gratifying." popping balloons and Ihen she told the children how she Each child will add something, rolled in towels to dry. became an author. and their pieces will be put JOSEPII MOOItE, Ihe state "You need something in- into sequential order, the Tille I director, was in at- I’111~111 ANTICS WEI{E a leresting to write about and teachers explained. tendance and he commented Niki made a big splash, and then an even bigger bang as he nibbles on a balloon at the Middlebush l a ngua g e dev old pmen t you need to know what you’re Instruction in the Title I how pleased he was with the School. program to help Title I talking about," she said. program is divided into three Title l program in Franklin., (Steve Goodman photo) separate areas: learning "I’ve not seen a program quiet Ms. Wisbeski described skills, behavior skills, and like this one with a real author otters to the children as gross and fine motor skills. It ve animals, and parents and friendly and intelligent but is supplemental but does not leachers dressed up as mischievous creatures. "They supplant. storybook characters. This can be counted on to get into makes the learning experience Sal’s Custom Tailoring occasional naughty situations come alive," he said. TIlE PROGItAM is like one day when they federally funded and ad- Great emphasis is placed on is now open managed to find a large bowl ministrated by the state. Here parent education and in- of spaghetti sauce in the kit- in Franklin, 300 children are w)lvement in the Title chert, spilled it all over the involved with three coor- program. This is developed floor and then slid gleefully dinating leachers and 18 tbrough a Parent Awareness around in it," she said. leacher aids. According to Ms. Council. Torrisi, a district-wide test is The current president of given in May Io delermine Franklin’s council, Bonnie AS PART of this special program, each of the children which children will participate Kopsea. voiced her support for has composed and illustrated in the program. the program, observing "My child was very shy but since his or her own book about pets "These children need a little she has been involved in Title I extra assistance in language Ihere has been a tremendou and personal experiences. development. Most of them change for the better." HILLSBORO PROFESSIONAL CENTER Rt. 206 So., Hillsboro q ~ d 874-_4672 and Loan Associatio~~ JEANETTE NEMETH, 6, is privy to secret otter information. LAWN. GARDEN SUPPLIES Full Line of ORTHO PRODUCTS DAY CAMP Complete Including Ortho CAMPING PROGRAM ORTHENE INSECT SPRAY ¯ Biodegradable ¯ Systemic TINY TOT PROGRAM DOOR TO DOOR TRANSPORTATION Route 518 4 ~ Hopewell. 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Thmmdsy, June 9,1977 Thousands celebrate Bateman victory by Elleea Maheney Since the beginning of his political career in 1958 when he was elected to the State Assembly, State Sen. Raymond H. Bateman has been coming to the Somerville Inn in Somerville to celebrate hi~ victories. Tuesday night was no different for the Somerset County Republican who won the GOP gubernatorial nomination -the celebration was again at the Somerville Inn. Sen. Bateman, 49, claimed an easy victory over Assemblyman Thomas H. Kean representing Essex County and two other convotes compared to Mr. Kean’s 2,992, At II p.m., Sen. Baleman addressed the crowd with his wife at his side. "I can’t believe it," he said soft y over the cheering crowd. "I can hear you, but I can’t see yon." Finally the crowd silenced. "The preliminary is over. and we are ready for the man!" he said smiling jubilantly. "This victory belongs to all of you -- the thousands of volunteers, staff members personal friends and family. have never met so many people in the last six mouths who have meant so much to me." , tenders, former State Sen. C. Robert Sareone of Newark and former Moorestown Mayor William Angus. With 99 per cent of the ballots tabulated, Sen. Bateman swept the field with 192,999 votes. Mr. Kcan tallied 129,215, Mr. Sercone claimed 20,537 and Mr. Angus finished far back with 11,788. SEN. BATEMAN said the people of the state showed they want another chance, "and we are going to give it to them. The people of New Jersey want and deserve leadership, and by God, we are going to give it to them." He also noted that the people of the state want a governor who’ will stand up for them, THE SENATOR first ap- "and we are going to stand up peared at headquarters at 8:30 for everyone in the state. Not p.m. with his wife, Joan and just people from the south their five children. Later, the north ec central parts. "New Jersey has an in- two younger ones, Michael, 3 and Joananne, 18 months were feriority complex, but that’s taken home after it became going to change," he said. The apparent it was a sure win. senator then stopped his Surrounded by thousands of speech to watch the TVs above people made up of supporters, -- one showing him the winner workers, friends and family, and the other at Kean’s 1he senator told the crowd he headquarters. was surprised by the results, "I didn’t hear it, but I got the saying he thought the race message," Sen. Bateman between him and Assem- laughed. blyman Kean would he closer. "In stating that his cam- IT GETS easier when the numbers start coming up in your favor, And there was a crowd to paign was a "clean" one, the State Sen. Raymond Bateman watches as the numbers get put i applaud Ifim. Signs posted senator pointed out "we didn’t i around the Somerville Inn up on the board at his headquarters. say a nasty word about (Steve Goodman photos) : stated that the room capacity anyone, we just stuck to the was 1,080, but a far larger issues." b crowd turned out. "As you all know. I heve won associated with him will be 100 He mentioned the support he Balloons hung throughout and I have lost. and winning is per cent for Ray so tire received from Demooratics the large tally room claiming, much better." Ire exclaimed. Republican party can go on to and Independents while "Bateman for Governor," "I hope the results I heard are a bigger victory in Novem- promising that his campaign along with posters of the correct, and very shortly Ray ber." will bring them all together. senator smiling. On a side will be getting a call from Tom "Bringing the Republican stage was the Bateman Kean." But as of midnight, a MB.. KEAN carried his and Democratic parties family, and in front of the tally call didn’t come in from Mr. home county of Essex, but in together is a lesson Brendan boards sat a row of wom-dn Kean. the other 20 counties, the Byrne never learned," he said. senator was a clear-cut winner volunteers wearing red and "We are gdng to put them white or white and red shirts "Knowing Ray Bateman or was close. The margin together." declaring, "Ray All The like I do," the former governor between the two men in In conclusion, Sen. Bate.man Way." continued, "I’m sure that if Bergen, Union and Ocean to 4- smiled and said, "Look out any bitterness existed, it will I in Atlantic, 3-I in Middlesex Brendan because here we evaporate immediately and and 9-I in his home county. come!" that Tom Kean and everyone Sen. Bateman claimed 18,950 TIlE VOI.UNTEERS Forked hours before the polls closed, calling Independent vuters,.who could claim their party by going to the polls. After the polls closed, they :Need a new car? Checkthe Classified pages. I I WE’LL FIX YOUR I .’
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