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k The" Franklin NEWS-rECORD10 percopyAppointmentsTeld. lL 1 ft .DorisLysenko,Mrs.AnitaSOMERSETThe Boardof pointmentsWilliams,ThomasHuieandto theGeorgeAckermanLay nklinHighSchoolstudentmembersare DavidsonandDavidKorngruen.The appointmentsincludewelcome.Everythingthatso Freedomis sideserveinan advtsot andHemTMilleteducation,theadministration,the y,andadultsandI ctingsuperintendent,highschoolstudentsfromthe Bleiweiss,drain.Schoolis ncipaloftownship.Theywillservefrom okinginoraroundFranklinHighSchool. existthebuilding.AllsmokingThisincludesmostof rmenare beingmadeto Dr. whichclassandstudents- probably"EverythingthatI believein mrentsof thI haveHighSchooltovolunteeroneor ntswhatwearedoinghere estionsintheoriginalGaryYaker,Rev.Geraldwillbe allowedto run"thisonlywayI know,theonlywayemergencyhalf-sessionsfrom8 rsknow,andyoura.m.until1 p.m.andfrom2 to6 DavidBlumenkrantz,bythenewlayRobert tsknowthatwecanbesurep.m.Helphasbeensolicitedby Lindeman,whichwaslaternamedAnthonyMento, n thisThisschoolisgoingto comebackcalls,buthundredsof callsSylvanAckermanwhoparticipatedinthe nof16 GeorgeArmstrongJr.,Rev. ,Mrs.Ruth nHighSchool.Mrs.MarthaKrapcho,opposedto whatwe Seemanof 6 Kaselis,here.It is nota wayan principalof FranklinHighScheol,FlowerStreetor eaprisontoinsureyoursafetY,l wearedoingit.Anyinchwduaor policeofficers,16 volunteerlparentsthat"Allofus s,teachersandshopping,ironingandotherwillnotbe estodo,butthisis"Whatis neededis youreducationpatrolledthehalls, an andthestudentsShesaidthatinadditiontothenavea dis,anillegalschoolday.Itisa ersedby Mr.to seeme intentscantellthechildrenitwillminutesto nyonthatkindofschedule, meetsfrom2 to 6 p.m.Sevent casethedemandsof the"Therewillbeno onaregreaterSchoolwillbe evacuatedat ryp.m.Therewillbe nlywhatwasleft,oneanda theysawa "beautifulbuckwitha arsa amiltonParkRe stersVotersPeace.,i’.-!:.’.,.:.’.SOMERSET- TheHamiltonsponsoringa ststartingonDee.ILThisYouthCouncilisholdinga eonFriday, 6-12.VariousfilmswillbeshownDec.3 t6 p.m.andwillendat9 ereCouncilwillbeshowingfilmswillbea dancefeaturingthe’everyThursdaynightat7 p.m.for"TunchersplusY’.Thedancewill allcommunitypeople.Discussiunstartat9 p.m.willfolloweachfilm.TheYouthCouncilis also

. ,."w .,k,PAGE TWOTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 2,1971LibraryLandscapingProgram Underway,SUBURBANBUTCHERSSOMERSET- Sixredoaktrees ThedepartmentMAINST.hasundertaken 262S.haverecentlybeenplantedon lotattheof JuniorGirlandthegardendepartmentofthe ScoutTroop309ledby Mrs.CedarWoodWoman’sClub.Dr. Charlesor Roasts.Elliswilldecoratetwo rnamentsinplanningandcarryingouta ChristmasLB. 49 .Mrs.FramptonandMrs.An- AkenassistanttroopRoasts.LB.ahTeadybeenplantedat the obeplacinga theornaments,Thetreeswillbe BonelessChuckFilletvarietyofhouseplantsinthe decoratedthisSundayat2p.m.at ANVILLE 722.7771BeefSale 69SchoolFetesHawaiiMONTGOMERY- Nativein- sand chool,underthe ticipatingina hMrs.Rechiff.ThearestudyingHawaiiintheirsocialboys from the combinedclassroomsmadebongodrumsI’ m m ndDouglasWarren.Standing,fromleft,areDanaI Drift,MissKempand SusanUoderhill.RENT!SPACEiHEATERS!]di ’’I, ’ ’ i .;:: GirlsEnjoySportsProgram At ABISSLATEMEETINGThe SomersetChapterof wna largecrowdofseventhandDec.8 at8:30p.m.atKingJames eamongNursingHome,1165Easton eationprogramforgirls.iIALSOELEOTRIOII ANDPROPANE i,HEATERS iIFAIRAT IIILLCRESTMHS Honor RollBoneless Chuck PotRoasts. LB.98CrossRib Oven or PotRoast.LB. 119LeanBeefCubesforStew. LB.99GroundChuck10 Ibs.ormore.LB. 78 SmallerQuantities.LB.85 CubeSteaks., LB. 129ShortRibs.LB.69 PolishKielbasy:B99 BoiledHam75’SmokedHams(Wholeor half) 69 Dial249-7123 ’ . oolonSatur- FollowingisManvilleHighGRADE9day,Dec.4from11to4 p.m.Atthe School’shonorrollforthefirst heImarkingperiod:LarryBugal,Ann Marietobe judgedandaucTOOL RENTALS I sey jewelry,BarbaraStrozeski, Honors:BrendaBagieeski,bakesale,grabbaganddoor E12LB.TURKEYL . 11 )rizes.Honors:KevinCollins,Louis Bingo,LynnBrennan,CathleenFranzeso,LorettaKopsco, ak,Curnow,MicheleDebias,Ruth nPetras, Drury,JudyFedorczyk,JosephRichardPillsbury,Thomas Fekete,MarieGalida,MarkRusowicz,LindaSabonya, atherineWalk,BabaraWrijil,PamelaYashur,GRADE9andV yo,DavidBurt, SharonKlimek, DebraLindaDolan,LindaDulsky, Karlovich,AnnaKulak,DebraDavidFedorczyk,Done Kuruee,RichardMatisak,andFeoney,MadelineInfante, PaulMaziarezyk.DebbieJones,JeanneMartz, BillMcGuire,CarolMyers,HelenMatyola,Deborah JaniceNovicky,RusselOnMonchek,GeralynOndrey, derko,LawrenceOtrimski,RichardSetzer,CherylSiley, AdelePolomski,EdwardJoaoneStrozeski,andEdward mesGRADE1oStiscia,KarenVanDoren,Honors:Jean Barney, DavidVerbyla,PaulVerbyla,DebbieCahill,Jacquelyn nELECTOFFICERSKaschak,MaryKinal,AndrewWE WANTzo MERSETTheFrenchClubMitterko,NancyMinimi,SampsonG. SmithSchool COURTESY AND owingJeffreyViola,AndreaVan ,officers:505 Elizabeth Ave. SOMERSE erwiel,andAnn andBeverlyOffenbergistheadvisor.Chester.A & M PAINT[LB. 89 INTRODUCINGSides URANTWateh ForGRANDOPENING:WE MAKEPARTY PLATTERS.

J,.StudentCouncilIsActiveAtSampsonSmith:3" PAGE THREECommunity"JoinsInFranklinHighSchoolhas Miller’sspeech.Sunday,Dec.5 eopenedastheresultofa joint Others included rogram,gradestudents,whowould dministrationcallettuponthe ninthCenter"talk,Schizophrenia"OpenClassroom- mmunitytheparticipateincomprehensiveFoundationof N.J.,First presidentMayhem" sponsoredbyofthestudentcouncilat ,inonewingBank,RockyHill,2Leagueof WomenVoters, zations,the l8p.m.allmemberstobeas activeas rentsandthestudents- nswickpossibleandcommentedon the :ithblonday,Dec.6installationof ercises3 p.m.andsystems;thefieldtheearlydismissalof ngBoardofAdjustment by teachersofco es,8 p.m.venedtostudytheproblemand hSchool,8 p.m.toworkwiththeproposedparentsintheschoolona SewerageAuthorityOffices,8 mothersmostof onehour,twodaysaweek. den WarriorsBPA, Sisterhood,Plansfortheyearbookare A Artistsreception,

02.12.1971 · Westminster Choir College students, Peggy Kemp, Karen Lakey and Dale Hulkill. The three are participating in a sophomore Practicum with Mrs. Rechiff. The boys from the combined classrooms made bongo drums and improvised rhythms using bamboo sticks for the Hawaiian Stick Game. Native volcanic pebbles, sea shells, gourds and coconut shells were also used to accompany the dances and