The Central New Jersey Home News from New Brunswick, New Jersey • 19

THE DAILY HOME NEWS NEW BRUNSWICK. N. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 25, lfll 19 Milltown College Student Makes the Weather His Business weatlwr is and will be when you go skin diving," Pete commented. The Milltown youth will get into the weather business to an even Weather is fascinating to most persons, but to Peter M.

Plantec of 17 1st Milltown, weather is a factor in all his interests. When he listens to his short wave radio, for example, it's to records, but also makes his own weather instruments. His current project is building an electronic wind direction indicator. A graduate of New Brunswick High School, Peter completed a year of post graduate work before applying to Union Junior College. He also worked part-time for Anheuser-Busch in Old Bridge, where his father is employed as check weather reports.

When he who formerly were employed by the Michelin Tirs which closed in 1930. I He is the son of Mr. and Mr. Peter H. Plantec and has a brother, Richard, who is a sophomore at New Brunswick High School.

After completing his studies at Union Junior College. Peter plans to transfer to Rutgers University and then to Rutgers Law School, Somewhere along the line, weather is bound to enter this picture, too. participates in his hobbies of! photography or oil painting, bis1 greater extent next week when he! becomes an assistant to Harold, Dufloeq, meteorologist at the-Union Junior College meteorolo-! gical station in Cranford. Peter is a freshman and pre-law student i at Union Junior College. Despite these new duties, Peter i expects to maintain his ownl favorite subjects are clouds and( sunsets.

I Another favorite activity for Peter is skin diving. And here again weather plays a role. "You mu-st know what the! an electrician. As his name implies, Plantec is of French descent. His father is one of the many Milltown weather reports at his Milltown home.

He not only keeps weather Alert Policeman Saves Groceries METUCHEX His suspicions aroused, Patrolman Robert M. Drake tailed a car to the Garden State Supermarket at 203 Main St. at a.m. today and eaited. Moments later, Drake said he saw Irwin Brockman, 34, of 48 New Brunswick Matawan, get out of his car and pick up a filled carton.

As Brockman headed back to his vehicle, Drake ordered him to stop. Investigation showed the carton contained a variety of meats. Brockman was booked on a larceny charge and will be arraigned in Municipal Court to day. He told Drake he is employed at the Ford Motor Co. in Route Edison, and had just finished work.

FLEE CENTER I EDISON Two teen-aged boys fled yesterday from the N. J. Diagnostic Center at Menlo Park and eluded police in a search. The boys, 15 and 16, were last seen in Woodbridge. Patrolmen Ernest Bertha and Robert Peterson searched the WEATHER AIDE Peter Plantec, a freshman at Union Junior College, Cranford, takes temperature reading at college's meteorological station where he is serving as" an assistant to Dufloeq, meteorologist.

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