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'I would like to see some changes in the ordinance,' he said, but added, 'I'm not willing to subject people to the risk of being bitten by pit bulls.' Of the three ordinances which council members agreed to include on next week's agenda, two represent the possible future of pit bulls in Franklin Township. Councilman James Walker also disagreed with the ordinance as it was presented. 'The next thing you know we'll be banning Unitarians, because well, you know how Unitarians are,' he said. Councilman Robert Mettler suggested /that one breed of outlawed animal in Franklin could lead to others. The ordinance banning pit bulls met with some resistance at council's Tuesday night agenda meeting.

An ordinance prohibiting ownership of the controversial dog will be introduced by Franklin Township Council on Tuesday night, together with an alternative ordinance labeling all pit bulls as 'dangerous dogs.'-' A third ordinance defining the regulations for 'dangerous' and 'potentially dangerous dogs' is also included in the package. By Carlton Wilkinson Staff Writer The pit bull breed is facing a fight for its life in Franklin Township. They decided to take a spin around the lake in the paddleboats. The cousins are visiting their grandmothef v ftom Bound Brook Shown below is Warren, Wynn of Manville and his grandson Dennis Kassick of Pennsylvania taking advantage of Saturday's beautiful weather. 31, No * PIT BULLS Public hearing slated Pictured above is Bree Richter, 1 & of Barngate, and cousin Fiona Trotter, 14, visiting from Northern Ireland, enjoyinjgi a picnic on the lake at Colonial Park Saturday. 1 Girl Scout Day Camp starts See A Canal houses add beauty See A Stars complete winless season See A The Franklin NEWS The Princeton Packet, Inc All Rights Reserved The Franklin News-Record (USPS ) Second class postage paid at Manville.

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