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Wills Filed Variance Challenged 10 wife, Chester end Mary Gano of i daughter, Dorothy Smith Judsen of Cran- Somerville. Executors, son and wife. Iford. Executrix, daughter. Daniel Trasak Dutchtown Road, I iholas 0rf7 Ifwstateto ii -it tr.

nd ewa ter, died Oct. 8. Lett esraie to THE COURIER-NEWS Plainfield, N. Thursday, October 31, 1968 SOMERSET COUNTY Chapter to Hear Talk by Author WESTFIELD Harry giMIIMIUIIf i tvj I II. Lt- I i CO I i i 11 1 wife, Mrs.

Maria Lanza. Executrix, wife. children, Daniel Trasak Elsie Reid, Basking Ridge, died Oct. 2. Left estate to George Trasak, Florence Young, Charles daughters, Betty Jane Mertz of Basking iTrasak, Helen kington and Edward Ridge and Virginia B.

Strickler of East 7rasak; 811 Skillman. Executor, son-in-Orange. Executrices, daughters. 'aw' Alexander Reid. Devlin, Mountainside artist- Blatz Says Public Offered Public Hearings on Issues ELIZABETH Fourteen Westfield residents, joined together as the Stanley Oval Association, filed suit in Superior Court yesterday seeking to nullify a variance for construction of a medical office author, will address the Col Percy M.

Arnot, 234 Old York Road, Bridgewater, died Aug. 16, 1967. Left estate to children, George P. Arnot of Steve Bobick, 68 Fairmount Somerville, died Oct. 17.

Left estate to wife, Mrs. Joanne T. Bobick. Executrix, onial Westfield Chapter of The Bridgewater and Helen E. Smith of New wife Questers at 9:30 a.m.

Monday at the home of Mrs. William E. Rettig, 990 Woodmere Drive. providence, fcxecutor, son. Mary CnaluS 7 w.

Union Ave Bound Mary K. Morcom, Villa Maria, 641 1 Brook, died Oct. 17. Bequeathed estate in Somerset North Plainfield, died Oct. three equal parts to children Rose C.

7. Left estate to sons, Kenneth Morcom Crhinrlplar nf Bound Rrnok. JnseDh F. on sept. 16, was granted avariance from a requirement that lots have a frontage of 100 feet, making possible a subdivision of the lot.

A second medical office building is planned for the vacant portion. Through attorney William B. Butler of Westfield, the association claims no hardship was shown by the applicant. It claims a second building will increase traffic hazards and Frank H. Blatz councilman-at-large and Republican can building.

Hirlato fnr mavnr tnHav arvncpri Viic nrmnnpnr nf lCnnrincr fflft5; of Nortn Plainfield, Edward Morcom of chalus of Winona, Minn, and Emily amaie IOr mayor, lOaay aCCUSea niS Oppuiieni OI lgllUIUlg IdLlb Hasbrouck Heights and George Morcom Maher of West Orange to in turn be of which She Was aware in Statine that the CitV government had Atlanta. Executor, Kenneth Morcom. I shared with their respective children. Devlin will discuss his Defendants are Marcelia To Grandfather's House We Hall, owner of the property at I r- tr- n.J Cvqci Dnca QrhinHa ar Cocaine Nabbed, Four Men Arrested HOBOKEN (AP) U.S. Customs agents disclosed yesterday that they arrested four men from Chile after they found more than two pounds of sugar-colored cocaine valued at concealed on one of the men.

Nulty said the cocaine was found on a man he identified as Bernard Manzor of Santiago, Chile. The three other men were identified as Louis Roman, Louis Alvean and Jose Arays Araya. Nulty said Manzor was arrested on the Hoboken water not provided any opportunity to listen to its citizens. He cited the Go" which deals with the 547 E. Broad and the West- 4968 budget hearings as an example history and styles of domestic field Board of Adjustment.

A medical office building is located on the lot, which has a Basking Ridge, died Oct. 5. Left estate toi Fredrick H. Mershon Old Chapin wife, Emma A. Cox.

Executrix, wife. I Road, Bernardsville, died Oct. 17. Left Clifford A. Nickerson Washington jone-half of estate to son, Frederick H.

Corner Road, Bernardsville, died Oct. 7. Mershon Jr. of Newton, Pa. and other Left estate to wife, Mrs.

Pauline H-half to the Mershon Fund for Needy Nickerson. Executrix, wife. I Parolees to be administered by the chief Roslyn Glassner, 10 Demond Place, 'of the N.J. Bureau of Parole. Executrix, Somerville, died Oct.

4. Left estate to wife, Mrs. Anne Mershon. "Although my opponent, Mrs. architecture, including several area examples.

frontage of 198 feet. The owner, parking problems. husband, Robert Glassner. Executor, hus Nelle H. Lamason, 292 S.

Metape Bound Brook, died Sept. 15. Left two- band. Earl 211 West End Ave He will autograph copies of his book to be made available at the meeting by the Town Book Store of Westfield. thirds of estate in equal shares to sons.

Raritan, died Aug. 18. Left estate to William H. Lamason of Wallinaford. Democrat and Independent, to support me in my effort to prove that representative government can work in our city.

I pledge, as I have stated throughout my campaign, to provide the city with responsible government, responsive to the people, presenting realistic programs for friends, Daniel J. Jackson and Violet 1. 1 and Robert H. Lamason of Bound Brook, jacKson ot Kantan. txecuiors, ineianc remaining third to children of Robert WE SUPPORT ROBERTA KNOWLTON FOR MAYOR Lamason.

Executors, sons front Tuesday by two customs Lindsay Robert Streeter, 139 S. Finlev Jacksons. Josephine Gano, 334 E. Main Somerville, died Oct. 15.

Bequeathed $500 to a brother, Aaron Meseroll; $300 to sister-in-law, Laura Meseroll; $200 to Raymond Miller of Somerville, and $100 Basking Ridge, died Oct. 18. Left estate to wife, Mrs. Eleanor Elizabeth agents after a chase. He said the cocaine was hidden in a Can't find what you're looking for? Courier-News Want Ads will help you find it.

Paid for by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Myers, 1116 Woodmere, Plfd. Streeter.

Executrix, wife. to Mrs. Fannie Moore of Dunellen. Left John B. M.

Judson, 15 Duer North nnlry, remainder of estate to a son and his 1 Plainfield, died Oct. 15. Left estate to I acwn in puuui Roberta Knowlton, has been informed of the facts on several -occasions, she neglects to tell the voters that errors made by the State Office of Local Government in Trenton caused the budget hearings to be moved up to the last day in which they could legally be held, thus leaving no period for amendment. "The City Council and the Finance Officer's personnel had their work finished well in advance and had scheduled a public hearing, leaving sufficient time for amendment. 'Budget Sunday' "My opponent also neglects to iDOGDGDDuyUUUU PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CHARTS TO THE FIRST 2000 CUSTOMERS! tell the public that there are public hearings held on every item of the budget before it is introduced on 'Budget Sunday' and departmental hearings are held earlier in the year.

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