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0-A I he Franklin NEWS’RECORD Thursday, June 9,1977 AMWELL BAKERY of Hillsborough 201-359-8331 Graduation Cakes Wedding Cakes Party Cakes for all occasions All baking done on premises ¯ Open7.7Tues.-Sun. ¯ Closed Monday Amwell Road & Route 206 Hillsborough Library opens Phillips School branch I a..a..z,,z, ee-2:aA.-=...-.. ] ~ATTHESIGNOFJ[~t I I¥|/atlMVILLE rn~KIvu~.lr J 37 S. Main St., Moat[lie 7~,.&~nn I ~ ! dea"ng ’n ant’ques5 ,,. or, i M-E-Ws i:-o -eSe/ec,,on ’ Oi:4 iiiidz /’ " I inSto k I Reg.$13.50J COLOGNES I I y/I I / I lfl I .... IF YOU’RE GOING TO GIVE FATHER A SHIRT, GIVE HIM THE BEST. Hathaway. 1/ ~X , ’ ~ % Hats;’~::kYi~g tah:d b~eStstSmh’:~? ?~rts:%i: 7 3---] ~’ //~ il ~ ~ nHm°a;~! ~ ~ !hag! iiY:: ~i:ii~ tu:eassr!i ring the fashion pace as the acknowledged ~1 fashion leader of the shirt industry, Hathaway gives you many extras that go far beyond fashion. (1) Like hand-turned collars. (2) Extra.long shirttails. (3) ~ tons with three holes, so they stay sewn on (4) Single needle Stitching for neater seams. (5) Hidden collar linings that keep ’7 the most visible part of your shirt--your collar--looking impeccable without ~ / starch. Eighteen full quality-control in- 81 spections. (6) Shirts tailored with a curve YI in the back for perfect drape--even though it uses 9,000 extra yards of cloth per season. (7) Hand.cut pockets, bigger, to hold more. (8) Stripes that go up and 4 dowr~...exactly. Buttons placed right on the center stripe. (9) Sleeve facings ex. tending seven inches above the cuff. ~’~ (’10) Comfort.cut cuffs, with stripes each matching the other to perfection- O " 9 :: so the "linen" showing beneath your coat sleeve is perfect. Those are lust a few of the things Hathaway does--that others don’t-to make a Hathaway look better. feel better, wear better. It’s the best shirt we’ve got and the best shirt you can get. Stop in to see our newest collection. o ,/ / 1 A : The Franklin Township main library will find It mainlibrarymaybeplckedup Youth Development Project Public Library has announced convenient to have a library at the branch if the patron so Center at 5S Fuller St. This that it will open a branch branch located in the building requests. library was initiated in 1968 library in Phillips School, on where they meet for other Reference service will be and officially became a Route 27 in Franklin Park, on activities," she added. available by telephone to the branch of the township llbrJiry or about July 15. The library Mrs. Nlvison projects that main library. in 1973. will occupy one large room on the new library will be open Also planned at the new Two years ago, as a further the ground floor of the former five days a week for at least branch are outdoor children’s step in making reading school. part of the day during the story hours in the summer ton material readily available to The building was recently summer, and six days a week Thursday afternoons) the public, the Franklin made available to the town- beginning in the fall. children’s filmstrip library inaugurated "Read ship by the Board of Education ’the branch will have an programs; and adult film and Return." Book racks were for use as a community center. initial collection of from 3,000 programs. set up in various post offices, A tee carter and senior citizen to 5,000 books. This collection To assist the regular banks and stores throughout activities are already being will include popular adult professional staff at the new the township. conducted there. ’ fiction and non-fiction, facility, the library plans to A Read and Return station In detailing the library’s children’s hooks and some apply for a CETA employee, was recently added in the new )Inns, Library Director periodicals. under the federally funded teen center and another at the Patriciu Nivison commented: The library expects to have Comprehensive EmploymentTheodore Taylor Educational "We are pleased that we will daily courier service between and Training Act. The libraryCenter on Lewis Street. now be able to serve a part of the branch and its main will also welcome volunteerAnother will be set up for the the township that we know we facility at 935 Hamilton St., help. summer at the Cedar Hills have neglected. Thus, if a patron requests a In addition, the library is in Swim Club off Cedar Grove "We also hope that senior book that is not in the branch need of tables and chairs and a Lane. citizens and teenagers alike collection but is in the main desk for the Phillips School The Phillips School library who are unable to get to the library’s collection, he or she branch. Anyone who has will be ready to open as soon should be able to pick it up at furniture to donate should as shelving is installed, books the branch the following day, contact Ms. Nivison at 545- are moved and staff is Ms. Nivison said¯ 8032. Books borrowed from Franklin Library has Phillips School may be another branch, the Frederick returned either at the branch Douglass Liberation Library, orat the main library and vice located in the Hamilton Park assigned. An open house is planned for a Sunday in July immediately prior to the actual opening. versa. Books reserved at the community cookbook 1 t,,nQ,Es With warm weather fast FANTASTIC t approaching, many of us are CAULIFLOWER SALAD looking for some light foods to All flown up b, add to our menu. Today, the I small cauliflower, cut into I [ IHE BLACK KETTLE"Happy Cooker" cookbook of Seven Brownies from Elizabeth Avenue School’s Troop 554 bridged to Junior Girl Scout rank flowerets. the Cedar Wood Woman’s Club during a Fly-up ceremony on May 25 at the school. Showing off their new pins are, seated from left, 6 hearts of artichoke offers salad recipes which can CapriceCosgrove, Lisa Davies and Karen Dubecky. In the back row, from left are new Scouts Don- (packed in olive gilt be used as a main dish for a ~,~ lb. mushroom, quartered na Schmidt, Lisa Ann Kimock, Catherine Redner and Charity Averette. Lisa Ann received a special very simple meal or can be a 10 Tbsp. olive oil award during the ceremony for achieving a perfect attendance and complete uniform record. side dish. These salad dishes3 anchovy fillets, diced are delicious, easy to prepare192 Tbsp. imported mustard (can be prepared early in the :h cup celery, diced Millstone holds annual fair Fish and Chips day), colorful and will excitet,., cup mayonnaise the appetite. The 36th Annual Millstone venicnt nearby parking will he hit second time’ 1 Tbsp. chopped capers Valley fair will be held Sunday available. The "fair," a local PINEAPPLE PICKLES 1 If. can chunk pineapple I cup sugar I Tbsp. whole cloves ~,:~ cup vinegar % cup juice Dash salt % box stick cinnamon Drain pineapple and set aside. Heat rest of ingredients together and boil gently 10 rain. Add pineapply and heat just to boiling. Put in jar, cool and refrigerate. Twice during day swish jar to season syrup. After 3 days remove spices. Make a week before using. Simmer cauliflower flowerets June 19 from 12 noon to dusk at tradition for many years, is Fish & Chips, located on the in water to cover for tO rain. or theminiperkonMarkctStrect sponsored by the Millstone corner of Frank Street and until crisp.tender. Drain and in East Millstone, New Jersey. Valley Fire Department. This Franklin Boulevard, was cool. Place cauliflower in a Food tables will offer a year’s proceeds will support robbed for the second time on mixing bowl and add ar- variety of tempting dishes and the building fund for their oow May 31 at 8:48 p.m., this time tichoke, celery, mushroomshomemade pastries while [irchousc. The rain date is of $478. and salt to taste. In a separate refreshment stands will scheduled for the following Police records state that bowl. blend vinegar with provide the traditional Sunday, June 26. David Mack, clerk, identifieda[ mustard and stir with wire summer picnic favorites of oue of the robbers as the same~ whisk. Add oil gradually, hamburgers, hot dogs, clams, man who held them up May 25. while stirring. Stir in soda and cold beer. Polka Police dcscribe the suspects mayonnaise, anchovies and dancing to live entertainment, MUSIC SPECIAL as: suspect ,t, t7-t~ years of capers. Stir this into hay rides, amusement games age, 5’7", 145 lbs.. dark vegetables. Chill several and flea market will provide Boston’s versatile cam- complexion, afro hair and hours. Makes about I0 ap- both young and old with ’a poser/musician Webster carrying a keifc; suspect #2, 25 petlzer servings or one large pleasantsummcrafternoonon Lewis is spotlighted in a years of age, 170 Ibs., dark salad. May be garnished with the banks of the Delaware- performance special as "Say complexion, short hair and cherry tomatoes and hard- Raritan Canal. Brother Pays Tribute to carrying a revolver. cooked, sliced egg. Free admission to the [air Webster Lewis With a Night Police also gave a possible grounds and plenty of con- on theTown," Thursday, June description to the car driven 23 at 8 p.m. on New Jersey Public Television channels 23, by suspects aa a 67 Plymouth, light green with a raised rear 50, 52 and 58. end. ~,~,%,_ 32 Nassau Street, Pr’ cet.o f~j~r~. Amp e Free Park Oe" Opon Frldly Ill I) THE COOL AND LIVELY TEE- DRESSES ARE HERE! \ \ Tee-dresses are a smash for summer and Cogito has a sunburst of them at buy-up prices! This is the look to be in, cotton/polyester blends to keep you in cool comfort the warm summer days ahead¯ Scoop-necks and v-necks in a sweep of colors to choose from.., but hurry in, at Cogito prices they won’t last long! reg. $20 NOW 95 $9 SUMMER TEE TOPS reg. ,o $9 NOW $4 reg. tO $]I NOW *5 ,eg.,o*~ NOW $6 r,g roSeS NOW s7 COGITO -It’s time to give us o "Think"t THE MARKETPLACE PRINCETON THE MARKETPLACE MA’rAWAN ESSEX GREEN PLAZA W. 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Thunday, June 9,1977 7-A Most spirits are quite friendly, Ghost Lady finds The following story is Part II the scarey Hollywood "l use the word ’ghosties’ to when she rearranges her Though her repertoire in- She estimates that even account for some cases of sons I was raving about this of a series of three articles on stereotypes. refer to all those things I don’t living room her ghost puts it eludes ghost stories from all though ghostly experiences "ghosts." The Episcopal gorgeous rainbow in the sky. ghosts and ghost hunters. "My biggest observation is understand," she said. "l all back the way it was. around the country, she are common ~ccurence, fewof rectory in Mullica Hill, for My son was looking at the Part I told of the adventures that 99 and 44/ lO0ths of the don’t try to differentiate There’s nothing malevolent prefers to concentrate on New them come to public attention example, has a "ghost"which same physical phenomena but of Edward and Lorraine ghosts I hear about do not between poltergeists and about it. He just doesn’t want Jersey ghosts when lecturing because of the reticence fits the description of the he said, ’Men, there’s no Warren on Monroe. Conn.. who intend to scare anybody," spirits and ghosts and all those the room changed. Ghosts in this state, people have to talk about former owner, rainbow.’ spoke recently at Middlesex Elizabeth Pate explained technical scientific descrip- have funny quirks like that," *’People ought to know that them. "He’s not dead. He just "He and I were both right. I County College. during a recent interview. tions because I don’t think that she said. our ghost stories are as good "Better than 50 per cent of moved out of town," she said. had on Polorold sunglasses, Part I! Is based on o ht- "Hollywood, on the other this type of phenomena is "A lady in Plainfield told me as any in the world," she thestoriespeopletellmebogin "The next time this thing With them you could see a tervlew and a talk which hand, tends to emphasize the meant to be categorized so that once a year, in April, her explained simply, with, ’I don’t believe in ghosts appeared, (the present rainbow. Without them you Elizabeth Pate of Westfield brutal, the macabre, the evil scientifically." ghost falls down the back Based on her experience, but lltaveone’,"she said. "It owners) checked with this guy couldn’t. delivered to the IIIIIsboroogh and the violent when it films a She finds that most of the steps, It has happened at the she calculates that ghostly happens to them despite them, out in Arizona where he lives "Science may some day be Welcome Wagon. ghost story .. I happen to think stories fall into recurrent same time every year. She stories are not something that not because they are looking now and found that he had able to explain why some The author is seeking true that honost.to-goodness ghost patterns -- the same stories doesn’t even bother to call the only happen to "other people." for it to happen ... In a setting been thinking very longingly people can see things that the local ghost stories for In- stories arc intriguing enoughare told in many different police anymore. "The experience is so commonwhere you have people who of this house tat the time the rest of us don’t see. Until they clusion in Part Ill. Any that you don’t have to places. "Ghost ponies," hit- "A man in Flanders has a that it is literally everywhereore obviously not going to "ghost’; appeared), get it explained it’s just plain readers who have stories to manufacture these ugly, chhiking ghosts and ghosts ghost that pushes the dining .. It’s a common phenomena laugh and who are willing to "Funny things like that can folklore to be enjoyed as share are asked to contact him bloody ones," she said. who are fascinated by modern room chair around. He says to that has been reported in all listen, the stories come out." happen and it doesn’t mean such," she said. at [609] 924-3244. Iter lecture, "I, ocal appliances are three common him, "Vincent, step that!’ and ages. Almost any house has (a Not all experiences for you’re crazy or that you’re Ghosties," is replete with types of ghost stories she’s he stops." ghost). It has nothing to do which there are no physical haunted or anything else," by Stuart Cramp Jr. dozens nf stories of ghostly heard. Her lecture is full of dozens with the age of the house, it’s a explanations are necessarily Mrs. Pate said. Staff Writer experiences witich she has "I have a whole catalog of of humorous and occasionally question of whether the people caused by "ghosts," she ad- "People ask me if i really learned in Imr travels ghosts whoare fascinated with frightening ghost stories, each in the house arc sensitive to ded. believe all this," she ex- GOTAN IDEA Part Ii of throughout the state and the modern appliances," she said. accompanied by slides of the seeing or hearing (the A phenomena known as plained. "l always answer this FOIl A PHOTO? Three Stories country. "There’s one that does nothing house where the ghost dwells, ghost)," she said. "astral projection" seems to way: Riding with one of my CALL US NOW. In the early 1950’s there was "I wouldn’t call myself a but make toast. Another does a television show about a man, ghost hun_ter," she explained. nothing but flush toilets. Cosmo Topper, who was "I also lecture on ar- There’s one in Perth Amboy haunted by two mischievious chitecture, the decorative arts that makes coffee every ghosts. The show, a comedy, and early American life." Saturday morning. About l0 morethana was based on the "Topper" She got her start in months ago he began to fry MULTI-OOLOR hooks by the late Thorne "ghosting," as she calls her bacon, which really gets that Smith. brand of ghost hunting, family because they are Tile ghosts on "Topper" unintentionally. "I photograph Jewish and they have no LAWN OHAIR were friendly, lovable and buildings for their history and bacon. anything hut malevolent architcoture, and in traveling "There’s a lady who lives in toward their host. 1 ran into all kinds of stories Berkeley tleights who gets my 3.99 By contrast, most ghosts in and legends about ghosts. nomination for stupidity. She movies and on television arc Four years ago 1 made a has - or had -- a ghost who evil, scarey, spooky and casual reference to the fact every night cleaned up her menacing. that I had so many houses with kitchen, and she sent it away. A Westfield woman who has. ghost stories connected to There’s a ghost in Long Beach been affectionately referred to them that 1 could give a lec- Island that makes tea and PRESCRIPTIONS FOR as "The Ghost Lady" by the ture on ghosts. That’s when it leaves all the dirty dishes in PEDESTAL school children to whom she started." the sink. If I could get that frequently lectures explains Site now gives her ghosties’ kitchen cleaning ghost to go that of the thausand or more lecture about three times a down to Long Beach Island ghost stories she has heard, week. The form "ghosties" they’d have a nice the "Topper" ghosts are more comes from the old Scottish arrangement. ,true.to-life (so to speak) Ihan rhyme, "From ghoulies and "There’s a ghost in ghosties and hmg legged Bridgewater that takes a book We have m~sed most of the early spring edibles but there are still plenty of wild plants to sample. Join the Stony Brook-Millstone Watersheds Association Saturday, Junel8fromlOa.m. to ! p.m. for a look at those edibles that are as close aa your lawn. We will be showing slides, then we will go into the field to identify some of the more common plants. Bring a bag lunch to satisfy your hunger but don’t forget to leave room for sampling a recipe or two of wild foods. Bring your own reCipes, if you have them, and don’t forget paper and pencil. The workshop will be at the Reserve on Wargo Road, Hopewell Township. Cost is $I for members and $2 for nonmembers. Please call the office for reservations (609) 737-3735. beasties, and things that go off the shelf and flips it onto bump in the night, dear Lord the sofa to gel your attention. protect us." "’One lady tells me that ’Godspell’ at MCC As part of its residency at Middlesex County College this summer, the Plays-in-the- Park will restage its production of "Godspel]" an a reserve seat basis July 25 to 30 at 8 p.m. in the performing arts center. Tickets arc now on sale. The performance is sponsored by the Middlesex County Department of Parks and Recreation in cooperation with Middlesex County College’s Community Services Division. Continued interest in last ~year’s "Gndspell" spurred this year’s production, with most of the original cast returning. Last year’s two performances attracted nearly 12,000 people. Recommended area critics: "If you do nothing else this week, go lo Roosevelt Park to see Godspell." Tickets are $3 each and may be purchased through the Division of Community Services, Middlesex County College¯ Checks should be made out to the college, SMALL TYPE BIG Difference INTEREST How do you tell a kid he’ been traded? COMPOUNDED AND CREDITED MONTHLY FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY ()F WITH. DRAWAL. TINY WORDS THAT MAKE A BIG DIFFER. ENCE AT THE END OF EVERY MONTH. OUR INTERF.ST RATE ON REGULAR PA.%SHO()K SAVINGS IS ALREADY THE HIGHEST RATI’ PER. MITTED BY lAW, BUT IT’S RI’AI.IN 8l(~(;t:R TtlAN IT LOOKS BECAUSE IT’S APPIJEI) TO YOUR ~AV. INGS SEVEN DAYS A WEEK AN[) BECAUSE IT’S COMPOUNDED AND CREDITED IN YOUR PASS. BO()K MONTHLY. WE INVITE YOU TO COMPARE OUR ~mal) type WITtl OTHERS. WE THINK YOU’LL SEE THE DIF. FERENCE. PAID FROM OF TO DAY OF HIBACHI 16X12 6RILL 9.88 l"L’t" " 1,99 ¯ ~;~Jl[!. 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