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THE BERNARDSVILLE NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE 9,1983 Bernardsville GOP Tabs' Incumbents ontinued from Page 1) Lachenauer, 77; Quis, 35; and Palmer, 101. Bernardsville voters came out strongly in favor of the party line candidates in the 16th District Assembly contest. Incumbent Walter Kavanaugh was the top vote-getter with 634, followed by GOP screening committee choice Jack Penn with 583. and challenger Robert Cornell with 87. State Senator John Ewing, running unopposed, garnered 663 votes.

Unopposed Somerset County Freeholder candidate Vernon Noble got 616 votes in the GOP primary, and uncontested county clerk candidate Lawrence Olson received 649 votes. Fewer than 50 Bernardsville Democrats turned out to vote in their party's primary election, in which there were no candidates for Borough Council Alfred Wicklund received 44 votes for the Democratic nomination for state Senate, while James Cleary garnered only 12. William Norris was top vote- getter in the 16th District Assembly contest with 47 votes, followed by Raymond Kenmmore. with 19 and Richard Forbes with 18. Cecilia Brody, running unopposed for the county freeholder nomination, received 46 votes.

Whirlwind For Waldrons (Continued from Page 1) job-school-family juggling act was rewarded when she was inducted into Kappa Delta Pi, the international honor society in education. With her master's degree and New Jersey teaching certification (she was previously certified only in Massachusetts, where she taught before her marriage) firmly in hand, Mrs Waldron hopes to find a teaching position for the other two days a week. Meg probably won't have to take a job while at the University of Virginia, but she will have to put in long hours running to keep up her scholarship. She treats the sport with the same seriousness that most people reserve for their job. "Running got me to college, and running's going to keep me there," she said.

Meg said she is considering majoring in psychology at college, but is also interested in such diverse fields as art, sports medicine and writing. She has entered her paintings in a few local art shows (and gave one to Mary as a graduation present), and has written several short stories and poems, a few of which have appeared in the high school literary magazine. After Meg, there are three more Waldrons to get through college. Michael is a junior at Bernards High School, John is a freshman on an academic scholarship to Delbarton, and Caroline is a seventh grader at St. Elizabeth's School.

Nobody is exactly sure how the college educations for the three youngest Waldrons will be paid for, but nobody seems especially worried. The family has learned to cope with difficult circumstances and has gained confidence from its success. Somewhere, Tom Waldron is probably smiling. Frelinghuysen Upsets Bishop In 25th District With overwhelming support from his home territory, Republican Rodney P. Frelinghuysen of Harding Township won an easy victory over his opponents in a three-way battle for two N.J.

Assembly seats up for election in the 25th Legislative District. Frelinghuysen garnered 8,800 votes in Morris County's 341 districts, while Republican incumbents Arthur Albohn took 6,428 and William E. Bishop received 5,538 votes. On the Democratic side in the 25th Assembly District, Mark Malone received 3,257 votes, John Huston took 3,109, and Mary Freuholz gathered 591 votes. In the race for the state Senate in the 26th District, both candidates in the primary election were unchallenged.

Republican incumbent John H. Dor sey received 8,725 of the votes cast and Democrat Allen Hantman took 3,425 votes. Frelinghuysen decided to run for the Assembly instead of seeking his third term as Morris County freeholder this year. He was elected to the Board of Freeholders in 1974 at the age of 27 and was the freeholder-director in 1979. Before his election to the board, he served as state and federal aid coordinator and administrative assistant to the freeholders.

Frelinghuysen has devoted his life to politics since graduating from Hobart College in Geneva, and Trinity College in Hartford, where he completed graduate studies in history. Frelinghuysen is a member of the Health and Welfare Committee, Morris County Employment and Training (CETAJ and Human Services Advisory Committee He served for two years as the director of the United Way of Morris County, is a trustee of the Newark Museum, a member of the Board of Governors Historical Society and a trustee of the Washington Association of New Jersey. 'Hands In Peace' Here June 12 Somerset Hills PEACE will participate in a national event known as "Hands in Peace" on Sunday, June 12. The event involves people from Plymouth, Mass, to California joining hands across the United States for five minutes as a statement for peace. Those wishing to participate in this area are asked to be at the Bernardsville Borough Hall parking lot at 12:30 p.m.

The events is scheduled to begin at 1p.m. before after the Exercise Boutique Call 201-234-9199 before it's too late Unlike their counterparts in Bernardsville, voters in the four other Somerset Hills communities participated in quiet primaries on Tuesday. Republican candidates were unopposed in the local elections and there were no Democrats on the ballot. BKDMINSTKR Republican Mayor Paul Gavin received 177 votes and incumbent Committeewoman Elizabeth Merck 179 in their bids for re-election. In the GOP 16th District Assembly race, Walter Kavanaugh collected 186 votes, Jack Penn 177 and Robert J.

Cornell 22. The Democratic Assembly race saw Raymond J. Kennimore get six votes, Richard Forbes five and William Norris four votes respectively. Running unopposed for the 16th District state Senate nomination, Bedminster resident John J. Ewing received 189 votes.

The race for the Democratic nod saw Alfred Wickland get five votes and James J. Cleary four. PEAPACK-GLADSTONE Twin borough voters backed Republican incumbents James Barrett with 77 votes and Bruce Schundler with 75 votes for seats on the Borough Council. The Assembly race saw GOP incumbent Kavanaugh receive 76 votes, Penn 64 and Cornell 14. In the Democratic contest, Norris collected 16 votes, Fennimore nine and Forbes four.

The Republican state Senate election saw Ewing get 71 votes. On the Democratic side, Wickland received 15 votes and Cleary five. FAR HILLS Incumbent GOP Borough Councilmen Peter Roegner and Thomas Rayson with 66 votes each and David Look with 64 votes, were renominated for the three seats that will be open in November's election. In the Republican Assembly race, Kavanaugh received 66 votes, Penn 62 and Cornell two. In the Democratic election, Norris collected four votes, Forbes three and Fennimore two.

In the state senate balloting, GOP incumbent Ewing received 65 votes. The Democrtic race saw Wickland get four votes and Cleary two. BERNARDS TWP. In the GOP primary, first-time candidate Sandra Harris received 515 votes in winning the party's nomination for a seat on Township Committee. The Republican Assembly race saw Kavanaugh get 535 votes, Penn 501 and Cornell 77.

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