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• If— tHMONKUCLASSIFIEDOpen
Deadline: Tuesday 3 p.m.
iv<January~26,1976
REAL ESTATE
ESTATE EQftSME
-7 '-Four bedroorWj-2-bath home~featurrngrlarge~-eat-ln~>. kitchen; dining roomrrecfe&tldrVrooro WitrTflrepTace,copper, plumbing and-oil heat. Priced JAO's. -.?,.•• ".
Slx-roorn, 2 full bath home. Large living room,* 4 year'oldmodern kitchen, copper plumbing*, oil he^t, naturalwoodwork- throughout, situated! on treed Irjf W) ic 120.Priced S50's. ' . . ' : . ' . - ,.
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Please Call The Boyle Company today If you'rethlnklngof relocating and let u^tell you of our unique .Gajlery ofHomes Vnethod of merchandising your; property. Wehayea backlog of customers but we need homes to sell.
The Cranford BoardFOR THE YEAR 1$77
- IN parrWrHAVE.BEEN NUMBER ONE"IN LiSTirlGS SUBMITTED.
FOR THE PAST SEVEN YEARSWE K>IOWjHGWTO PRICEAND PROFESSIONALLY
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IF YOU AREfLOQKTNG FOR RESULTS
OUR ASSOCIATES pSTEDBELOWAREHERETOSERVEYOU
Hy AbramsGerry AshfieldNancy AshHeldMlmXairisorU
376-567,8 MaryHowland • 272-6657276-6210'Mary List , - •*' 276-4764276l-6210 Carol Mershon 272-6693
4276*2386 : Channlng Rudd " 276-0869
_:. R E A L T O R ....
13 Eastman St. Cranford
-lMfci_and Mrs. Howard .HfeaHirp a guest-speaker onth&"of,„ —leada'gro
ford High School .stUv.w.w,onAneight-day tour to Irelandarid England beginning April
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The, itinerary j includesniUamey, Cork, Publin and'Iibndon, °whei« the-vstudentswiU.-jom^,progranmof'triAh.
^ ^ , ineoueyal
f I r i s f r population;.This Is the third travel-study'.
program, organized by theSchobers,whp won a nationalpward-foi- their comparativeeconomics trip to Russia in1976. s; ; ~ . . ~
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banquet, and will attend the
A pre-departure; study -m will be conducted b
••'Anyone- in:four may contact'!
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: S A l W T E ^ T < ^ ^ ^iFfhearse^rriuslcBy the Beatles fprfSFjjfjjfiFS"conjjrerTaTJp.m.! o0Ttfii¥irjig)i scfiooTrTheio6-pjece c w c ^will play .Briffehri^uslc;S&de^^Karen-HaskeH^larihe^Nan^y^NevfeHQlzapfeW bassoon. Admission Is ST;
ranjc, Sanders, _teacher /at Cr.anf of drHigh.representative of H & R Block 'School,, and his wife;: Incirwill-s "
lEliSbiahTwh^each^arG^^St BernaTd's^SchoplrToTtalce ^6rrais"SaTu¥day aliOTaln. it"place in participants' homes, the ffufelic Library in Walnu't"each weekly program rwilj-7Ave,- ;• .r~.-C^.:-~;V /..v W-_--v:.^^
Transportation to
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RENTALS
The • Planning Board problems at the1 North "Aye.," . residentsin the condominiumsdirected board secretary Joiui' tqwnhouse coinplpbe with have'been parking affront ofDuryee, police Lt. Lawrence vmembers of the tenants' the complex garages between;Bonnell and the Fire Dept, to association, '. ';•":.. the fire zone and the buildingfurther discuss parking ..Bonnell told the. .board whidb-he-said hinders fire
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« l>«i^v-*i JS JluryeestaM the site planlg I^rOYlCle was approved subject to. the j
. OF /HQMES/^i
eR'ediEbtnte Since 1'9.0:5E.i'Cranford
M:v;?f ; f ;?R7V:: : : / : 2729^4 ;,;» i ; , . • ;s,Giafleries.iri>, Elizabeth, Morr.istoWn.. E:. Hanover1
• WlDiun C. Klumas, S.R.A. •-SENIOR RESIDENTIAL APPRAISER
Society of Real Estate 4 .,, -Appraisers «KLUMASSGAIS
, 663 Rattan Rd.
O F F I C E SPACE
OFFICE BUILDING FOR RENT • 4400.Stt'uare.
Mikes
4y Every Night• Rahw.ay T r a i n Stat ion -,'<i:tip ' ' •.. '•••"""•-•
._ e L l n d e n l T r a | n Stat ion o:T5 - • " ' . • ;t i m e s : 6 r o a d ; & E . Jersey Sts . , E l i zabe th ; - 6:30 , :
;;::••; 'JFprDepartore InfprmatJoiiT-^ - . ^
Calf: Beviono Chartered--' developer "jpermiting the.
; Granford police to control tori ™
blice officer ..Said I'':.- ~_ w%f\
272-4100
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SHOWING?-Are_theyJooklng-you4Jve
Better let. us screen tKbse prospects for you. We bringdiscriminating. Interested^ qualified buyers to see aproperty without bother to the'owner! ,
. MEMBERS OF CRAISIFORfc BOARD. WEST¥ iE l5~BOARD AND UNION CO(JNTY MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE.——r——Stop intoseeournew art exhibit.—
Artist- Etta Mlnetti
Realtor-Notary PublicJ 1(K NOBTH UNION AVENUEJ^KANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016
272-4020,
2 EXCELLENT dSTIMGS!Large «ew Bl-Level. Seven beautiful room, Vh baths,
to, schools, lBt -r^th. Near stor^ and tt^nsportatlpn.
'This cherry home'fe losing It^ owner dye to transfer.Silence kitchen, natur.al woodwork .throughout, fullconventional dirrlng. room,' full basement, .fenced-lnyard. Fdr. >the_sjmainamlly or 1he grovyn_^ family.
"WatkThg effefance to St. AAFchael's"and groomTngdale"'•Ave-. School, N.Y. buses and center, of town. Mld$40's.Call to have your Century 21 Professional show you
- through . "• . .
Arj you planning a move—ta another are^jrtf^thallcr-' ""7'H l '
Take advantage of the services of an active, courteous.sales office with over 40 years experience In Cranfordreal estate. We will list your property, give you an
- accurate opinion of present day market value, a id helpyou to sell Jt quickly.
19 ALDEN STREET CRANFORDOPEN BAILYW; SUNDAY 1-S;. THURSDAY *.*.:.
WE NEED LISTINGS!-All of our on* family homes in CrahlorJ have btiert sold..
ay value
Victor Dennis Realtor -2 Alden276 76111 SS
TQ BE BUILT.IN CRANFOBO'S FINEST AREA ON ADEAD END STREET. THIS HANOWOME HOMEWILL FEATURE 13.5 X 25 FT, LR, 13-Jl J2 FJFAMILY ROOM VV.FP. THE ULTIMATE KiJCtiBHWITH DINETTE, FOUR. KING SIZE BEDROOMSAND MUCH MORE. '''
. TWCOOTIW i»y \ Ipn tnowwnd'«ggx' ' t J
, v.-AAembersof Cra'ritocda'ndWestfield Board's--^''.••'.; . a n d Multiple'Ustlng : "J •U~'y •.'>-.
APPRAISERSResidential Specialists
for.Cranford«rtd viciril^fObality Homes Reajiy,.
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h w d und- • • - • - . . . townshouse - representatives i...... ^ - J e t o half or niuvab ^ T h e .Township Committee. Also^passed on firstreading -granted^the—ppl ice^this :to suit tertinti located" by 5 Points • Tuesday night implemented -W9S an ordinance-increasing; authority a few.years ago, but
,_ •.;•..-.., ,.•__.,. ,,... .___.).. i... _jr_i .• •' forcem^^by-jmaddiUonaLtwo perlcent^JiowJhejenflm.s'"associatipttis^employees' the_(hrefe per cent^ pay hike opposed: * -'„ ^ . .
••".-,: ' given town1 empTfoyees other Puryee Said the association <
a r e a f t ^ , y u a n c e s i t ssu jcienl parking and. reasonable decisions on tovfli
ntr^uHCKinnriiTVpfiBP •276-4444;
RENTALS WANTEDmeasure
» - ^ ^ u ^ * . ...,,., „ . . . . , . . . . . . , . , feels..-the7_.townhouse; lacks; that will provide f o r ^ a s ^ b n ^ ^ m i n l i n e \ v i t h . adequatecleteptiveST antp^fe-^.jRpliee^fjlrj&^jncrease ;.r_AjRce.:
Cranford
Reattor
•9439, 730 pan. - .9:30nlghrt or_ S»t. and Sun.' a.m.
REAL£STATE SALESOpportunity to |oin a wellestablkhsd f i rm" with fouroffices serving ; Union, •Somerset and Mon-is counties. _Our exclusive "Gallery^ of
Real/tx 0uietyoungrriand6sires3or4 rooms Inspectorg $780 above the ? a c n e d m a contract. ;Lftyp.^ ;,; in ? family hnnsBtPrpffrrnTDFaMn scale for patrolmen' and • A-pmyimisly introduced:" .. ' ,WtaheriLreasonabl« rate. Call 399; firemen after thr*fr v*»n«ss in "Ordinance granting the five"
per cent hike to'police- andfiremen -was * adoptedTuesday;. : ' ... .law.
•g ' ' ' j rw- ' j" y -:-C''•""; liie-^committee^approved '" *I n t n i a e r LifeaVCS the, transfer of package > •
pfireihen afterth^hig^rpfynow'get $30?mare
space. ••Zpne' didl npt_e^stjn.,
Ite "plan, ;ac-u'ryee. BQard-
OOG-CAT OWNERSCost
^W^I^P
NOW is the time' to protect ypijr, pet frorri on-: wanted Jltjers. Pregr>ant cats ahcl'dogs fcairt also v-
1^^^ jXa£d?Uck-mea^e)sMffa
'm-WANTED
BEATThe Price Increase
Buy From Current StockIMMEDIATEDELIVERY -
Accowfa
ytaff wittinumberof referral-well as superior salesmerchandising tools. We have,a complete, training program.Call Mrs. Koehter, 272-9444.
The Boy le Co., ReaHorS530SouttiAve.,E.
'" • J • Cranford '
OfJkellWI 276-7171.
UTHE HAkO-txperienced wribrt.to'"set .ujj and operafe engine lathe.Must be able to work -from blue^*~
'•"; and.sketches. Good benefits.'
NANCINQ& INSURANCE AVAILABLE
Open ttelly "til ft
goods liquor license-at 30-32.Eastman Si. from fiarnett's-Wuies & Liquors to John R; •Cjubin aid Sharpn Clttb.'The"
. . .„ . _ •• . Ttranfifef is effective Feb.1i at a__ e. home of Mrs. Jeanne fee of-$125 •" •'"' !
R ^ l ^ ° u ^i-^^&^M. _lhe-coinnuttee^appoihted~•SS^wthMSfnnihtJ^J EvelynCotterof311 SfoughtoniSafiLflSeL SJi noUiingjwas Ave,-as -a-- school-guara-•i^poned—Bussing. Police'. MpmKp^ *t yfiAjgffm^ fi> al
g , Q l B u a r a .Members ot the «ftmen fire-
g i ^ f reap-of three • cigarette •*•
lighters froni a display a t *Eastnia«vs, 3 Eas tman,St . , J SPECIAL
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SERVICES
^f=*fiilljp-De=Marco, proprietor ¥He isaid he suspected two *
'eniles, who dropped one(Her and fled
"OnFrlday Charles Herald of1253 ^reported tHKJarceny of four *
•hubcaps fronvhis car parkedat Pathmark in South Ave• Police reported uiekarrest
Sunday afternoon of twixriien J**ii"^.*.i*+'^.i******charged with bemg under the *
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Apply In pw«on at Evertastlna VdiM. Co.. 70 Uyrthi St , CranfonJ. 212-• 5 5 7 0 . . . v . . . v ; * • , . • • .
EABNEXTRAUONEV.Takebrdersfor A P P L I A N C E ftEPAtR?Lisa J^melry. Call for -free Catalog 'Sales Kit on toll free 80^772-2165.
NDDfiESSERS -STUFFEfiS $75 S200 • :weHy vw»slWe.,y«1rRlnjrat home, o A p p l i a n c e s ^ TV Inc. I " . Arrested in North Ave \vebe
M»- ia4sasa it .•.••£££**•.- :':asjjSf»5?&^•--'"*•----•• - J . . © S a l e s * ©. McDougall was a l so
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MOST »-<:YLINDER-AMEhlCAN CARS
Portuguese WinesVUines arid spirits are the perfect vear-roiincl gifts.Give these delectable wines in trie 3-bottlehandcrafted miniature Wooden easel
&OME Of THE WINE &ARREL ROOM
J Wtgerous substance {drugs )
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From Your AD-Year-Round
The N: J. Public UtiMesCommission has approvedrate.u)cr$ases of from 20 to 45per cent for six of the tovyn'sseven licensed scavengers.. She-increases became ef-
fective yesterday and will bereflected^ in bills that havebeen held up pending PUCapproval.,
A seventh, collector (sscheduled to receive an in-'crease as of Febc9. '. The following in.creasj£Sabove the fowher $S-a-monthfee were granted by. the PUC:Joseph Sciascia, $2.25- a
of all household depris rather budgets for an annual clthanarateschedule for items in the spring for artidinot normally picked up, and of ' "a complete regular—servicerather than a cleanup week.. Presently, the ;. township
usually collectedscavengers.
Other subjects to besidered include a
con-
problems involved under thevarious collection systems,legislative constraints im*-posed by the §tate .and up-;dating the4exiating collectionc p f i e r : • • - - . - ; •• - • • . , . , - • -•
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• cent, Di Tullio Co.,: 40
per cgrit; N. J. Solid Waste,$1.75,35 per cent, and R. N. D.Disposal, $1., 20 per cent. J
Di Marco Hike Soon -:. The scheduled increase dueFeb. 9 for Peter Di. Maecoxis$1.50, 30 per cent. T h e D iMarco application wasprocessed after the others..
•* "Thev increases conformed,^generally with those aju
ii -- ?ti 8P'^^^S^^¥^lfc-J^85^3a3^p-by43a%66S^i^:fc-Ji^day, the Board of Education per cent. . . . . cos ts , obligated ' salary 4n-u ™ n . i i n o u s l y aPP.roved the Most of e4431J200 increase" creases,:and federal and state
ttreurreht expens
nounced^ prematprely bjr the.contractors in * December.
"Tfhey ace-based op figures
Of $10,8CT,269 and set 7,997,956to be raised by local taxes.- T h e total current expenseportion of the~btrdget~is~$9,888,011,- with $1,891,055 ofthat am6untv funded by stateand federal, aid, interest oninvestments, and.surplus.... Voters will cast their ballots,on the tax levy in, the Feb. 14-sehool-be&rd-eleetionr —
The tax increase is)roiected at 9.04 points or
includes, mandated programs
Rose
'Your Wttu Line
30 Eastman St.(?pp CranfordTheatre) „
WIN» kW LIQUORS
- f for theThree Pack
* 3 W Per QuartFREE GIF- X WRAP & LOCAI;, OEUVERY • FAMILYOPERATED SiNCE 19'JO-
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REAL" ESTATE SALES - BIHWNEU, w
AND KRAMEB one ofNew Jersey's « C o II 2 7 6 - 2 2 2 4 2 pennies; from Stephen LaddenyJ g r j o s t adiyejtt$?ltor. firrfts,
' - -Will train y o u l o become ambri'grthe: ioB_eauiettJn-ReaU£$tote'. CaiHor
•ppolnfcfleni 636,l.M0.
g alsocharged-with stealing $5 40 inpennies from Steph L d dof 89 Belrabnt Ave
r^~ 2- SeMiow Unit Plans » *^*
firm. Substantial experience in Real C A R P E T
" " i t U t j h ll ld d i t l v r a n i o r d S j e t
ie«u—- 5 *
Club-of , t^ l T ^ i a ! r y " t t > m R CranfbroSJSiet J a n 9 P f a h s KZ*'
8200.eiit355r-'Very reasonable.!C^.for^nuileteri.. were;_made for a^birthday
few estimate. 925-2665,5 p.w..-' 9:30 party. SJonday" for membersjgfa»*<»^?»«zgg>w«3p^)RAffeRiE5v~ ; - -^zzr^==r= F r^th==Januafy . -^=birthday8—
Draperies and slip, covers ctistiim birthdays will celebrate Febmade :(youi:: fabric, or'"mlneX" -2?- - •' ."*"completely Installed. Woven woods, The club's 15th anniversarylevelar-and Roman- shades. Also luncheon; party wjU be held in1 Now . hiring for our ]
j Cranford brarrch •• .ik Experience pr^fer-red(u]Call J
tempting t« remtedy thedevastation/to roadways, and
"sTUeWaTESr _Police ^filef TUfctthew T
iesday embarked onnt drive, against
RATZMAN AGENCY10 SOJUf H AVE. E.
GRANFORD
T I O M E H M P R O V E M E W T S •":
~ ALUMINUM SHOWROOM
FOR SMI
Porch *nd f»atio Ertcloiuresw. _ ' • ' L^-."* -Itv-,. . i * ' - • ' a
Jalousies Awning Windows '
KTupVine Replacement
• ,, THE TAHH1SHED SWAN
- ' 521 EliiabethJVve.tf Linden ...'. Ubn. & Wed. e v g / 6 - J D.tn. _
Copibination Doors-25 Sty lei
lues.&^ajZ&t>oi by appointee^, 521-1709
MISCELLANEOUS, ELASTIC SUPCOirERS "
- Custom made, pin titled, expertly •
chairs or 3 piece section $120.'J NEEDUECaA^T86W300 **.
PRODUCTS INC.102 South Aye. W. 27«?32qs
Home ImprovementsL^L \6 Job^
HUMUIAUt'"CHEESE PASTWESANO^UWKW
BREAD. F08 INFORMATION CALL276-6OH,;
CLBAN
dams Ave. at Sailer St. Monday. ClearaneefwQrk
vocate at hearings before PUCexaminer/Thomas Crawford.
The increase is the first,granted ihe scavengers inseven years. The previous $5rate.was fixed for all coUec- %F_.._ _ w v , wtors by the Township Conns. reguiir^Doard observers "and
^jnittee.JHowever,-a.state law- school— board- candidates!
«httted~~the rate-fixing ""responsibility to the PUC. Thelaw was passed as the result; ofallegedly collusive, bidding on
20 a year on a house value^•at ao.OOO'. The" curteril~fowntax. rate is $3,1.4 per $100 ofassessed value, of-^hich $2.06is for schools.
A scant 30 people attendedthe publiic- hearing, themajority of whom were
municipal garbage contracts,: and Qf doubling and tripling of^private rates-in.some areas.
.Cranford township attorney
!?&:!C-&*^4S
T9vb budgetcalling for the same level of
-municipal spending—as—last-year is"being cnnsidfirftH hythe Tawnship Committee forintfoauciion by Feb. 10.
The budget,-which is subjectto further: revision, has beenpruned in a series of, com-mittee hearings OJJ proposeddepartmental appropriations:over the last two weeks.
T The budget at present- projects & rate of 56 cents per$100 valuation for municipalpurposes^-the. same as lastyear. The amount does' riotinclude local -schooU andcounty costs, the 1977 tax;,ratfe
as $3M4 per $100 valuation.The budget""contains. no
*tS%~irhahced"instea<l by a-stategrant;-$5,000 from"the cleanupwo lf hllrtgft': $4,7<W frnrn
icecxeation. supplies;. $'2,175from traffic engineering;$2,153 from the appropriationfor police cars, and $1,500" inthe Building Inspector'sbudget. •
Under state law, the budgetmust be introduced by Friday,Feb. 10, and adopted by March
Concrete upheaves in OrahgtTAve. at RooseyelSchool. (See editorial, 'letters td editor %age(4.)..
Summons to SgroiiriIceThe township/which spent Works employes assigned pipe" on thfrdike cif S^veryde clogged brook nearby,
last week plowing out from- Tuesday to handle walks on Dr (Stories, oh Page 4.) - • - Maydr Ronald D. Marotta^undec the heaviest snow m a town-owned property. Two other pedestrians said ice in.-some streets is the
Only five members ofaudience addressed the boardincluding {wo candidates andthe Cranfbrd' EducationAssociation president.
The board made no'changekin the budget at Monday's
r. >J .r. . v - - " hearing, although, several."fl0?31? . R - , Creighton has members had objected . to the nrovision for Dav increases forprotested; the new system cut ofhalfa teaching position £ E 3 K S b S elferunder which people served by in senior Enghsh a&ffathigh . 2 o K & f ^ f f a 1 : MUMdifferentrxontrabtors-pay non- school, when the board ao- f ^ a n d S i c Works ' o ^ E
t^e rates should teaching^ositions Jan. 19. The employeesunanimous acceptance of the close to 'Cap-budget was seen as a com- According to'_ TownshipS rJJ? l s^ a t e r m o n t h s o f /Administrator Edward /deliberation on the part tf -'Murphy, who with Financeboard members who had Director Robqrt Stanleywanted further cuts:in.staff • drafted the fiscal document,and members who felt 12,4" -the budget is only $7,000 under*was too many. -the $307,371 by which the town
County Manager GeorgerJ.Albanese has submitted to theBoard of Freeholders aproposed 1978- cdun,ty budgetcallingK^for a half-centdecrease in'The cpunty rate.This- will mean a drop of $2 incounty taxes' • on a $40,000hi
•be uniform.Under the'PUC rate-fixinc
procedure,. the financialcondition, amount.of equip-merit and number of employesof a firm are factors in
Albanese" said factors ifl :fh'e"]decrease include overtime,centralizing expenriftnr-fraccountsrand developing newrevenue -sources.
Tl^SgroL^u^iseen as enabling police to on the Iceserve summons on owners of Catherine
tiorih^esin^aUs^Mg^Ort^tlirday Mrs, .pumps in the basemente of operadons.
( ^ v a l ^ W & " h o m e s y ^ s a ^
a . . . . _ .and 2:16 a.m.. five cars were/_determinuig. Increases. Thetowed from the Park & Shop saline criteria are employed in
M**.-attwedhr W ? * I 2 & ^ ^ .can^crease-^enduig under:granford Schools, Cranford^Wf^?mmL«L^* ^ a n d is an" increase of 3.8^perceni the state's'five per,, cent - College Wpmen^ Club and the
sociation for Better
electric companies;
propertyjvithout the stigma of leg injuries iBta^fallhaving Ihe -town's own sidewalk outside her"violations being ignored. ... nmnt . pn *" •••-•••«
Wilhams.
p \ electric companies;& h o m e s ^ y ^ s a ^
ereajchihg catch basins, ftiariy College science building to the -achieve uniform jscayeng^erof - wfatefa-- are "~elo~gBed"tTibrary JaBtThursdav rit "S n rA:toi**M**iS^^
^ l ? P
riyfa are elogBed."t
Mh td
j j j g , y g gapart-T of - wfatefa-- are "~elo~gBed."tTibrary JaBtThursdav rit "S nA ^ ^ torc^ me colle l
. heating system.Two other power failures
were reported lastOne was at Besler and :
WANTED
VOIKSWM900 E. E'i«abeth Ave
i " 486A200
— ~Y
/property ^! Sgroi was charged
specifically with falling tohave the sidewalk dearea inLincoln Ave W. Jjetween
One man was critically conditions "on Johnson" Ave!Injured last Thursday mor- ahd on Adams Ave. nearnlng"~when -struck by a car Sailer St were described aswhile walking in the roadway the most severe. .Half ofof .South Ave W. beciuse of-Johnson AveVwasimi
having the township handlecollections and of contractingwith a private scavenger toperform the service.
foi^eurrent1crease of $431,100,
. , -^ 14, of M" Johnson JEdwar^. Murphy suggesteduons reqiuring-temoval Summons were also issued Ave, suffered' ^bwu^es-oHthe-that-where possible-residents- ...... . . . . .,
— - — • - - , m t^p»pe^y^)<|mei^^ith^un^nower^eTf^en^i^—-shoveled-walks on- Lincoln and fell on-the- i<xHX>ve^~the-euii^r©m^
cipientof one of several Ave W., Severui Court, Wall street inlron't of 40. Johnson "pump outlets to;yatch.basins.' a.m. due to a failure in the to study the cost to residents'of ' 'ice summonses was St and Raritan Rd All Ave . . . - - According to Sgroi, efforts • — M — - " • — ' . .—.-A..-.-- . — . ..
oWnship Engineer Gregory summonses charge faUureto *.- - a te <beu g made in someiroi, who is responsible for sand or salt concealed sn6w Ruts, P«)thplfes locations to removed street ice
clearance of srtow and ice and ice or to remove it when While icy ruts marred motor by scoopinfe-it ujj with three
P"actprs combined towipe.ptifriJie'aHowable
hasjihfreda large-bladed street grader,"used normally to break, upstreet pavement and levelit to
210 High St. On Friday,-another—electric—faihirs.
will be asked to1<ireview thepfnnnnnif aH.
m ^nson Av Vwas impassable, j^y uevTroads, aa aweapoii to
l T ithick ice frbnrTcurD-to-2^^-
curredaffecting tnearea near vantages of curbside and.Zft Walnut Ave. . • • backyard pickup^ of removal
Paper. Prive SetCadette Girl Scout Troop 600
will sponsor a paper driveSaturday from 9 a.m. tfLLpjiL.at Hillside Avenue MiddleSchool; Papers- for
»..n , U W U M I m- Candidates for three schoolid utility service "Board vacancies in the Feb. 14of 557,152. in urt election are Brenda. Klein,
•Sffmuel Morneweck, MichaelScaturo,. Donald Smith, andIra Weinstock.
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Had thick ice- "
Troads, aa aweapoii tolayers oTice.
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:4 Complete Remodeling' l'A.f Residential & Commercial P
iResidential 4 Commercial
.Refetences on request
tor.ijuilk. cars.-' local di:"•"•*-•-'-- c d 232:2350;
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REPAIRSStops, Walks, patios drolns ,
I Th» jCtWIh rwyer ti>ckl«>,T o U I I youfwhat »lw-i"done.And to we Korn the codllih,'
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• CLEANED. -RUBBISH REMOVAL
Wtilch only go** to »txw* you.'Th«t It payi *» •dvtrt l te, ' . •<
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You're paying an annual perM& to J8%
MdUkOoMfourrtMiy
LJJlB summonsreturnable Feblumetpal Juiigt
Stevens TilA.tooi
to Sgroi is14 before
-John-_
"I have ho quarrel with it,"iid Sgrpt of the^ummong
"We had other Jobs wi&Thlgherr priority " He said theLincoln Ave walk is being
— cleared by a crew of-Public-
When a police car Went to and then attempted fosand?"investlgate'icjrrdad'con the-stre^t" .. . — ^ ~ditions on Johnson Ave The sander truck made itSatuirday, it got stuck 6H, only halfway when thick.the4e«—— ice and rutfl halted it in its
A Public Works sandingtruck was summoned Itfcxtncated_thfe_pQUcfl_tnr_
tracksThe vehicle was
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"ajsphalt can be poured in; the. . : _ s p r f i i g . . ..___ . ' , . , ; ;• • ; . ; . .-l—Attother problem en-
countered by ar number tiT "residents-was the.backup of-'—sanitary sewers leading from I.
b ' 6 t $itarylr ho
ifreezing or oFTflocKaie"' " utUity
Teachers on Board Is Election
nor*mExperienced 20 years painting and
^eearntiin.' Intettor1 aicr extsrioruiing Dutch Boy points Freeatimates. Fully Insured
CALLAHTTHIE 399 2179Interior met exterior C*U
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The question of whetherthree cea<jnenelected to the Board of
Candidate Michael Scaturo,_educators jcohstituted . Aj t°tLji>J$&jni i° dealenouilt hH—'tt'chtmltal oaloc roprcsoH. mnjnpfy nnHrnnrf<(-niilrn|l^ ''educatioinafproblenisfaced mBoard of tative, said althongh he does action of the_ nlne-meinber' t'ranlprd today! V •' —
Education In the Feb 14 not object to teachers serving board - • Mrs. Klein said she^electiou emerged us UwTJiliaf ^n boards of education, hefelt Moroeweck and 1r board trouble" dealing" withpoint of controversy at the 3lst the board "should riot be president Harry Baron uskedbrofessional associations vannual candidates night °?Jn,'na^et', °y teachers '* moderator Marilyn Irlbeck to., 'when they talk to htb aiS,£t
allow the other candidates to •tttaion*-"respond^Since the question.- parent,was directed specifically toScaturo. ehe 8aid..Uie_jJLcould not answer as well.
_ dominated by teacherssponsored by the Village While teachers on boardsImprovement Association last could provide expertise, saidThursday Nearly 60 people Scaturo, '"a person inattendedr * education is not able to make
Three of the five candidates ^objective decisions" in setting,for three vacancies on the school policy and negotiating
1 board are --educators contractsIncumbent Brenda Klein is apart-tune .tutor of prc-schoolQeaLjchUdrerij Samuel Mor-
•*__' neweck is a jege^rcji scjenJistand dSenTlstry professor at StPeter's College^ and. Ira
She said she is "afirst .and. taxpayerand said; she
lied that the-d is
Scaturo said teachersbelonging to professionalassociations would not be
word * in CranfordNear the end of the question 'teacher*."
and answer period, Mrs. Kleb -"•" Mrs. Klein Ridded thatrequested tne opportunity-to^qurrrcU}utn,'decisions nextmpke closing;-;'remarks, year will be the most Im-Parliamentarian .'Geraldine jportant ones. • : .
members .should- v e ^ B . . ^ «« responsive toft a srxaTfiradfe ^groups •-
teacher In Scotch- Plains ~ &>«•"«>,Boajrd member Gerard^aradiso is a learningresource teacber in West
"not bepressure
could make two-minute ^biased against "someone"\vho
perisation and ( medicasurance, and '"^'costs, andbudgeted pay hikes grantedtown employees in 1977.
Murphy said any 1978- payhikes would • have to_ be. ast.
g town•or by staff reduc-
The administrator said thebudget already reflects a cutin town services inasmuch asroad resurfacing, curb andsewer repairs and neededbrook improvements • are
of Education candidatesSunday_at2 p.m.in theyouthlounge or the Fij-st .Presbyter ian Church.
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Closing Yoted
For Library
ritt-hy was critical of lflck3 assistance in easing
Hue-plight-of municipalities."Not. one legislator has; of-fered "help, and we did hoteven get an acknowledgementfronv Governor Byrne to ourtelejjram asking, the $26,000
excluded from the caps, saidt h d i i t t> The budget has undergoneseveral, reductions, at the.-•hands of the TownshipConunittfee since its. originalM & b i t J L . - by Murphy^Proposed. kppronriatipQS cut
be closed Friday at 5 p.m.beginntng"lomocrow. The
• board of truslees voted the tclosing at the1 regular meetingfMonday^rifgHl a s s a r t oT'ageneral ^program ofeconomizing, made necessaryby the state 'cap' laws, which'aro , •jfafetwg—-strtngtmt: —•-economies in Cranford'smunicipal budget this- few^-*
~The library fiatPBeeri" openFridays until 9~p.m.
The original library- budgetof $213,526 has been tut- to last 'year's level' of $199,800.Accbrding-to director EleanorBrome, the library estimates
,000 in kanseJ Darnreconstruction, a BalmieriPkwy. pumping station and ariver filtration program-$6,180 fcom health servicesi, tw
$3,400 by closing at 5:00 P.M.on Fridays: throughout the—
•year, in addition to" othercutbacks in materials unor—services. . , - ' - . . •
Scaturo's rentarkg,wjere inresponse to a qQestion byRoger Asch of 739 WillowAve, who askedexplain how he
. .. , . . . . . . , _ . . /realtors-a'tiHfa<'Jfan7R<I.anlirAAoen St.. Cranford, were startled when Linden fire engine roiled across snow-cove.red_
garage tire in HUlcrest
Mornewqc
Linden, as Vehicle with four.Granford. -Truck crossed
Raritan and mounted curb In fronted 459, next to Klumas & Gals.'Cars on Rarltap Rd.u»^ wuiow member of the NJEA. ; asked possible to "disqualify parents KariiTan.ana m o u m e a curD i n j r o n t ot 4 » , n e x t to K l u m a s & G a l s . Cars on garitarj Rd.Scaturt) to whois "better qualified than a from the board because they .dodged the e r r a_nt e n g i n e . Other Linden flrerrjen fought *He b laze In t h e g a i r a g e , wihlch^^f e l f - f o u r person involved in. educaUpn . .'. v
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sessBoard of Education can-
didate Brenda Klein this weekadvocated- an '•'individualeducational plan" (IEP) for
-teachers' as a method of...ipaintaining quality., ofeducation . through^ the.teaching staff. . - -••""
Similar to the IEfi for"
servation by ^(iperyisors, plusinput of die teacher, parentsor students when appropriate.The candidate .said 'eachteacher would receive specific,suggestions fo^.trnprovemenls
jind the means tbachieverthKegoals coulffalsb be suggested?
Group "in-service" trainingmight only be used whenspecial needs students.r'-Mts.
.Klein said, the IEP for .groups of teachers have theJea£±ters-A«ould—iBclud^-ob-^same-rieed—identified :~
lArsv Klein noted theteaching staff, includingprojections for next^yearrwiflnave been reduced byalmost40 teachers .since 1974-75,resulting in little or
Jriood^jn the teachingShe- niiintained"'toe>-ffiP forteachers; woujd^resultin the.cohtinuediHa^pvement of the
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Order FlowetfEARLV
.. Approves Budge".' Board" candidat&^MichaelScaturo reconrtnended thisWeek that^tfceproposed school
^4or 1978-79 be approvedle-voters -in <the. Feb.-M
tidri, stating .the budget
between fiscal, responsibilityand the maintenance-of a jsound educational system.*', fle said the cUmr--4-'" -*J
"12.4 teacjung* positlum* -wm ihave h'tOe'6r_no£ffectCpri. the]
- wiaUfy of educatibri,^ noting
^aTid^;^wbT^mtdd!iB"^gch:66:positions;• are related :.todeclining: fcnrolihe'nt. Oneother position, he said, will befunded by the state*
()f the. '4.4 remaining cuts,
Is-Issuemore concerned with
Srograms than taxesi l
of 2 Oneidacandidates'
i rprograms man laxes w o u t - —trie candidates childrenjnvoivea. Mornew
• disqualify people '\yUbout ! £ ^ £ » - f o r disposition of^safiFthe concept of two or
isahdjnvqlved. Moraewetff
ept f tq a y p pchildren' b t o | » ,n^ibcernedrtMn-children.*',
CandidatJ^nlairlme .manager of inton-
^ o ^ W g h t p r i c i n g , said tohe board
no longer more, teachers addressing aclassin their area of expertise'is a : sound one, but he isagainst the • "makeshift' ittert\" Of U8iag'l^ teachers '
.classes ;-
Kfein suggested theof: "community
on"'" M/here—'aH
SiHbWlNGpcesfd^bfiCK6«inforcl Uri Itedifcorn Marvin Kaplan, .right, presidentelect of the
yv.-,-», , c « j ' „-• euucauon lutmucd operate in R|rs,-Klein, als^labeled the*ed ..people^ of. (hyerse. | » u ^ l l u s biiUding. Weinstock- l^.-teacher concept "un-*gn>und and not just one ^ J ^ ^ing Buildings for productive-," but favored the
irSc k8 r o i m av H e "SS^J!9- thfebenefit o< young people, cohcept at; Brookslde School's/other remarks regarding theV-Sg^^«dy-ottdb^sl5oB.«f fifth •grade where three
" T ^ V ^ , , ^ „ , ' • . " S S I b u W n g s - ^ i ^ te^qhws ihstrucryiiTiheir.Favor Higher Standards,, ; g s t e * turning a gynfMo specialties to28 or 29 children.
• Four of the. canoiqates ••?j&t&^kMnArink under the _ ; Weinstock- said he favors^ ^ ^ ? f ^ . . ! ^ ^ ^ n d f ? ^ f P h ~ » ^ p i ' - R S ttf"aprivaTeTirm. experimeptation"7;Because"7.-
high ^choar'.graduation^ in -r^hirQ saifjany plaffToT^ftfiere Tias never T>een oneresponse to ja questioRobert Bresetihan Jr.7~ SflnSE. fromMarvin Kaplan, right; presidentelect of the > Scaturor s M ^ r a M f ^ a n r T ^
Rco-aryCl0b,3§JoWp^i«kir> . h /~u__i, f. »i' - i . t r ji.».«ji-_jL.* jLJfLJ.xt L^ i i reauu?ea..an(i a more . . s in i c - -.. , T e n m T p a
reductionTOf' half aTeachihgposition in the""-5-1- -"-*•--*senior English pr „.
"I, foir: one, cannbt<a^cept
^than—classes^—in—hom _economies',. art. and otherelective programs." /', •'..
The candidate added thajthe "inihdr.reduction* of 4.4
.teaching .positions—is, morethan-outweighed by the-ad-
looks on. Check is to' rnatch^^esldente'- cor" - I l i J " 'ay in drive tp^eaciytownShlp. goal of $105;000
n service agencjes. •-T—; "T ..;._:.-*-.-_.^-._i~'o t h e r s . -,-,'-. •• '• - ' • ' ' •'"• : - "
sence of.......anyfor courses in
contempprary world Mslory:;
tip civics, said Morneweck, b a'•—=""" i . omission in the
ion of a well- , ,citizen. levels
5 S E S f » ^ f f l ^ . : T clMeTsdToolroust;in^ud^a^pikcularplanthatw^ks^taaand"* 1 ^ , .^ - . rgiefj. caution, before"-"ex-
perihienting and citeoT^tne
gfsat
•for jtbe gifted, remedialreading atlthe high school,
consists of. . &p-Wrneweck said widff the p w * * ? * ^ - " W ^ . f f fc
elimination ; of the-; seventh ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . ^ J ^ ^ rI«
prequirOment, students, may'Be;able to .graduate!''' "without
one: course in: a s
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concerned that only two ye t e .of social studies; one' ytar of,math and np foreign language
,- Was• .required a t the -high•school, Mrs. Klein favored;curriculum -revision, to up-grade:, standardsr but said _sfaridard, requicements may J
vary depending on the01' Sion
Team Teachingr of 87 Jamesthe. "candidates- = • - ^ y . \ . . , . - . - • - - - '
elinjination v of •.......reading; /> Roberts *:•!
'•••'„Ntew officers andsfeyen]newtrustees for 1978 were electedat > the "annual, • business
•oT~\ne CranHerilage. Corridor, ' Inc..January 16., l^lans -fbr anexpanded , t>rogranTf Wireannounced by BUrtoh, Good-man, the^flew president^
f
^WAR PS ^ , .Recipients .of the
. handicapped, and basic, study"skills at the middle schools:
f Review of the math, i^..»,studiesand^foreign=language"nquirements was .'advocated
because "the study of a :5
^ t s ^ ^ e , structure ofguage," ,",^
i d a t e said the Jof final^
a question and answer closing should-be "done in a_, jn corsponspred by the way iiot to put severe burden ,1
ients^jm]side and ^ran^e^^PTATmife^H7kids7nf we catft do ithu4 at Hillside Tuesday night,; jvithout making schools ac-
preparation-is Donald Smith said..many *cessible tostudentsjhen we.-, >-• • « lower grades, questions remain:unanswered must wait That liver has a- ,itgcJkjatgrjnlr^
_ a pretw; fine job.. closings anddtedhis financiar way. we divide up the schools."- The candidates agreed the^^ j^a igxp^e j jce as a plus Cammenting on. whether
.basic":sk$s• ofj niath';: and inhe]pir^theboard make best educators should s e ^ on thereading should ^ be ugg 0Mts ph^sicaltsfesets*'. board's negotiatihg} panel,strengthened ' a t - . • the •',i:r.a'"Weldstipcfc: cal led Morneweck* said, 'Tm~ the
n ;«'>hp f!MP (tmisa.. wnrlrl's' •''rwnmlr""nPOnHnrnr''1>rT'
^ie Board" 6f 'Educationrevises curriculum nextfor, a four-year1979. He aTscrjcsdled- fo'r areturn tojinalexams'. -i~- The-candidate pointed out
Daly one math course isrequired in grades nme.to 12which he labeled a ''catqhallof arithmetic -'-••--••'geometry,'
t r . a W e i s p c ca l.responprCUrriculum «:the GNPigrclss;worlds fwprstB^Uatoe
;disservic,e^-ta'gr.adtiatesWho cnauemg, ana uiereior^, ^ thef best aspect 'of the a n i n t e r e s t - c e n t e r e d > Weinstpck said he was anv a » J j i & £ t ^ ^ - ^ : ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ f'thorough and efficienr law curriculum at the taiddle NJEA: member "becauseitfs
weaKnesses • and. worKing • SamUel T.'Morneweclc said of interest because; I am notimm^ediatelyMirnproveuietti. the highest-priority^ was.the'employed by the •Cranford r
^ M t u m s a i d j U i e K E t e M ^ T ^ u c ^
|e profe^sor»Trhave;seen _.:curncuiutufrictilumrwnunittecis'whi
...-."college semester, wucu ., . , T . .for the first time, they "--face—administrators,comprehensive final, examji '1PT' A I W V4hat will 6ften determine^. , ^ ^ L ^ v " .-whether they will pass or fail _ • v ' _ .'• _each course," -Morneweck B f t c k I fUOjee ts d i d . • . • . « • ' •> ' " ; • • • •• • " • • . - • * • " • ' • > • . : . - ^
eia and jK^ci th:.-.-. Ti. - - ^ . :-„"-»- .—,—v--—^iotiJ,-but-acknowledged; that" learitoward" teachers he said,•'.6 h l 1 ? - w a s . e » m i n ? t e d last y ^ status o f this program was "I'm a taxpayer and have ful
sumer math, graphs, etc." Hesaid at least a half year-bf
and homeowners should bemandatory, at least for thosenot going tp college, and ah
. Curriculum review andevaluation by the adr the••*.-.--*muiistratiori-forc<msider3rion—budget—by the Board
' * , , . " i -.' ... uncertain because of changes understanding of the needs• Smith, advocated testing m approach in the,state arid m'onies- we have to
•studentaandtakingcorrective government He also cited spend,1! He called the tt per"" Momeweck pouited-ygij school curriculum as cent paV Wise over two years
55*al p r o g r a m s _ a i t e . ^ t o Q j 0 M ^ ^ _ ^ ^-^ early grades as curriculum designed to -ap-- l55p>tty expansive, I might
Wtfast^sm^^lW^S^ tendJKbea bit tougher-tudget^r te i^^aving-^ t ta i id^^IId^iagnos t ic^^^iresented" Jan. 18' by Dr, prescriptive prograpis: are ^
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Board member
way;
Michael Scaturo'cited his 21.years of business experience.:as "an excellent bacKgroundfor decisions", facing the
Joan board, which "must stnve toHe., sajd Several Barbara A. Douglas, voter
programs -of learning" at~ service chairman,, announces.the elementary and~seoondafy that members of the Crariford Varanelli asked the can-levels put into, use in refcent League of Women Voters have didates if they*\4^ild support s n e n ,years, should be evaluated aWd reviewed the proposed school "the propped school budget if nSrendk- Klein -said l~ —scrutinteed byradttdnisfra1^teachers^-Barents—-^md—"passage^ tee-budget^
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« ; . CRANFORD SPORTe representaUvesofparentsaijd'weekpeHMIrpmlreb. teMers, from . each school ISJhrougn March 21 and; 2?.
Ids will b T d M i g
WISHING TAgKLE-SPORTING pQODS
A * LETI.G FOOTWEAR ':
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YOUR *:•THERMOMETER
LOWERAND BE MORE
^.'tf*i«aAteiR*'/mtfiffflj3frt|'p>j'ma^i?ai
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a ask to"accounts and check inhe said. provided there<, is sufficient
N" I'" A7HT& e agreed , that any -Vsi
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v^.»^v^o. .^_^ _w M demand warrants, extiji: said school sfession&-H»ay be added on
not neededinfeerftitureTshould
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€iiid fuel bills« ti«0«
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legend cold air' k- hot atr Dry, heated airt icwoserskin molitui-e evaporates faster, So you. try to warmup with higher temperatures. Upgoes the fuel bill and dollars
^ o f with proper hurjiidfty (usually between 30 per cent and 40per cent) youjcarTbe morgcpnrtfortable at lower fherrhostaf
thihirerair the money you'reTsavineji
HEALTH BENEFIT
' i YOU R •<•• £AM I L'Y A ft E5e&PTABtETO€OtHB^ANt
ILLNESSESDURING THE, . COLD^WEATHER HEATING SEASON;f»RQREfe ••:. • CONTRbL OFINDOOR. HUMIDITr SHOULD
HEALTH.;
,fteEL-STgONGth!hk^ It's time for yovfpenioy the bfenefjteof <on^ro<led/ precisely regulated home humldlflcatlonWe~^lfT^6mmendrtfienfIgfrt systeiri- for ahy bbdg^t ,heating systems Now Is a good time to call us for an estimate.
and EVERY
M ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ n r ^ ^ S 1 "-• ' •;:••• :-:•':•• R e g i s t r a t i o n m u s f c b e m a d ey-.t • be turhed o y e r , > the town- , K I N G DOCUMENTARY ' "i person by a parent starting
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^a«Qn^=dLaUege==^atopu^^ipra^uifiiiistjJioryinou^Theater on 'Tuesday,Feb. "14 ; mustrh" vein Cranford or; be the .
- atfifl m. as part'of the current children ol .out-of, town ca cd- . .,^stttoent^lecture—and—en^-^holaers.,'•"•:t1'.: • \ '• : • '. ';- ^student^lecture—and-
tertainment series..
^ res i r j en t r^ i r the^n ia^ry e a r ^ 1 «is^na^~ior -Tl i rep-Government Assoclatipii. ~year-olds* An adult respon-
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TRISSI > QUEEN CASUALS * CAMPUS CASUALS
FIRriSLAND* PRESTIGE * LUCKY TOPS
.ffRTf NI>LY SERVICE SINCE" Burner Service " T ^ T "
|" Heating InstallationsAir Cqnditionifig .' '
I Yard: liexington Avei
Registration is limited to a^uwoiu»a . - io toy^a l^^ jo i4 i^^^Porch, of; Union, anda maximum of 25 for f-"-"
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third annual inte.Enatlohal-•smorgasbord
... •i.Cafeteriar„" JDJshes_wili include'. ,--onion Sogp, pnllsh WHiffed
.••»IIIUW am enjoy atueiimo «w cabbage, , ' kie lhas i •'•- — andm ^nt"i,^a^!n'"^0' f"'m*- • sauerkraut, Greek moussaka,ZZ?v£jtT'J'laLT*'~* Spa^h chicken and rice,^-AflCla-no^faairi^-ju^arKi *•'• Wten lasngnn and.aJyjrl&ty-.-^•:Wonwn.O«^ owiAIna classes, ot^s^^^'ryvv^-r^:':'^-'- i• como; w«i(o pr nhon» <ns) » . Admission i s S3.hn fn* adults
^ s a _ d 8 . ' : - ; » r : ; v i . • ' : : ^ r - •Admission is $3.00 fojj adult;
nd $150 for children under° "2m)Mu£3y ^fi?^^ a n d W 5 ° tor^children under9*?*?*1"1*"! World ^ c W r j ^ j j ^ E ; , ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
. # here' 'expenses 'to the,NJBW— . — «t J*r?ey; -FH/W state iconventioiiINSTITUTE^"' r . a ^ Cherry HU1 in .March:,
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i:- ^The •• Cranford ~:- ' jnhi0r 7"/ r ;-- >-Woman's Club of the Village fo™ l a rdi1 'Improvemeht Association,sponsor of;a blood bank at theConfor
v Besid^.helping the boys;:According to the sponsor, at e a c * donor wilT.'have all ,
four bottles of a blo^d-clotting family blood needs covered byft k t $ 3 0 b t t l " t h e N t h J B l d C timmunity Center Saturdav ^ctor a week at $30-a bottle, •" the North Jersey Blood Center
or hemophiliacs Tommv the bill for Judd, who is 7, f6r a year. Donors from 18 toKane ancf Judd ^ p i c ^ wou,d ^ q h $8 240 a " " ' • - . . . - • •tevealed/yesterday- the high ^ ^ S * - ! ? Pve? / 'cost td a hemophiliac's family p i n t 9f-'WM' donated.
$15^credit is given., for each" olds-requiring-parental Der-- ' - - ' • - • " - - • *- - - •-*•-• ••: j j m i s s i o n ? : ' ' • ? • •.'"•• ' • • • > • •
PHYSICIANS DAV
O.ther new,officers *TKjM*Z£™!^*Zr™™™^^Kucharskl, vic.erpresident»W^?;LFCENTYRY 0 F SERVICE — Cranford Police •
lresbrhig-thfr,p7ej5fet^?^RlaJfli^<^7^icltertforrnftr; State-Setvator-Alexander J. MefKa-^cltation—'
. .,...,..,,. , ... iGessler, vice passedJjyjSenatejfbr^^year^^^of; Columb'ussWIeld award for president or Corridor projects service:" At right Js Mayor Ronald D. AAarotta.^ - R r P < j l a n i 3 O T ^ a T r T # s ~ M c ^ ^ • " ' "• ' • ' "' ~ ^ ^ " • •• • —
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Future ohysicianls day will L-. be held at .Overlook'•Hospital, "iSummit,, Tuesday, Feb. 7 for"students, from Cranford .HighSchool-ahcJ 18~otherTirea highschoolsrS'ttidents'will-have'an"oppHuni ty - to learn, a a l ^aspects of a doctor 's career ,f i r 7 t h gter
Sekerl"GeSsler a$ Chairman and co' On fhp rp^nmm^nnnfinn j\f «r »» J u ••• .• p
chairman Addie vo^ei'^'a1*? *JLI— ~" 'Jt' ' Y W*" ^ i. •»''.»i x* nc<±ticu. drcci gasoiiMv
- s -ecS te f^n^Gamn^u t^enUv^mOle^^ *f.tf' ~"ctorarnai'nr HaroH r.irioprv'•' •'^S"v"«"7 • * "S o««! s - Office of Product oncopramaior. naroia uingery aa State Senator from the 20th Ariminietrtnrinnis treasurer^and Norris. ; District,, the N. J.'Senate, has A d m i " l S t r t a t J ° n -
assed a resoiutron hononng "Lapece "roniot^cl, apt Otto G.oSickert :of the , • >-••• ~ •"
Columbus.Shielrf Award for S » - - 7 J > 1 . . January 1977. The suspects.. Newly elected trustees and - = » n g t l i s h e t l fubUc 5 e r George R. Capece of 208Drexler and McFal)... were took ai woman as hostage'and, theirv^iBnmfihfs arc K*«- " ^ . ^ ^ i . . . . . . . ,_ ,„ . . Thhmas St. h a ^ been ap-
district purchasinggraduation from the Elizabeth agent,. New York area, for
"" training School iiU931; Bfithlehem-Steel-Corporation.-.former managing v
c f ^ e . 1 S a graduatejf.New" J .Cr imi Yo*Unwasihrfla J
reduTremenfs thoroughmedical school, internship,residency and practice.
.•.__8eooiy_S.alQD1._-Cpmpfete Beauty .Services-Offered
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—Gpen^Late—Thursday105 Miln St.. Cranford
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.UJSi \ the suspebts after ; assistance, and Jienry Dreyer,:... ...... - Jean Miller and Judy Sen-
_ , jnilte per hour.—:^m'eltek^'-f-;—A~—•'••"'" -—Mitchell, who is also vipe Dolan was'honored for his tivities
quality.-contribu|,ion in fire safety A'-ci'••• U.S. awartmess..He recommended Robert
member in.and. a Jefferstm High '.* School;
the Purchasing ManagementA local resident, Herbert I.. Mitchell,, of- 728 Willow 'St., . ^ ... . .
industr^nKJenna, Austria at ^ £ 3 ^ 0 ^ ^ ^-the— D J- i n ^i i a , i e r ;y e .P* i m e-nt io~ Y v« .-»- &m OKe a elector or tnator accomplishments rnIT«y<> • _ of Cranford.
^present the United States at alarm installed.r f)olan is rinHna t<«7 -itiHirH«ifVii^<^ L,o«eEe.
ies. • > .• Traffic Coordiriatine Com- t n e ^ur?h;!VJin8 Managementcitation was presented mittee,." Historical Society, Association .of North Jersey,B l A v ^ ° 1 ^ ^t*2Jg.S Honorary # ^ A ; . Historical->£„.* - ^ ^ , M l i ^ a b e A
United. Natjons Industrial r , e p r e i^ . d .
. -—Accjarding to, Mitchell, -.who—<—•• — -••" »•• -assufance
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, 'educationand.display^use*in E ' S L M b dtato fonner president of the boardR; local schools and presented to ^ ^ v o M k m % ^ S S £.iX?^(£$?8* ^ ^
IF You want a reliable local fuelsupplier. ...•, -
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UticaHndustfy local schools andFUELOIL . . . IF : You want prompt serivc& day or night.
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-•displays -post AIHI Jiosuitat area im . former-Elizabeth Philhar- if: i<ant a por&onalSomebody cares.
The recently held phar- However, many countnes aremaceutical:rsessions;.were in interested in: a partnershippreparation for a formal arrangement or nothfer formconference next year °* investment from foreign
— ~ manufacturers, "!_ 7 :•;
Hike Souglit=~E(iiabethtown T W a t e rCompany, which i-communities...- 'including WCranford, has fifed a requestfor an 18-.6 per cent increase in
3oard of Public Utilities.The CoWpany said the in-
crease is needed "tomaintainits financial-integrity, and tocontinue to provide adequate-and reliable, service, to its,customers in the face of in-creases in its. cost of doingbusiness:" - . - • a —
"A spokestean said; "since•the-Iast rate filing in'Jury of19,75, costs : bf power,chemicals, labor and in-surance have increased in-total over 33 per cent. In ad«
T'.dition, substantial , capital1
" improyement s r—ate - a l so -BeededT11—— '—r- r~^
Company and during
Astronomy Course'•L'~ - Afn^teur-Astronorners^Inc,,'' IJ wilr:sponsor a ninfirificture
series on the •• nature, nf theuniversejat Union College'sSperry Observajtpry beginning.Monday, March 6 at 8 p.m.- Students will have the~op—portunity to view the heavensthrough the observatory's 24-jnch reflector and 10-jnchrefractor t e l e s c o p e s .Instructors- will be drawnfrom AAI's membership. •
600 South Ave., West "Westfield, N.J. ^ .
"Building Headquarters^--• LUMBER. MILLWORK: ••AfASON'S MATFJUAtS• HARDWARE • PAINT
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THERE'SilO IPS ABOUT ITS 1 1
Call Toddy27&42QCFCounts
Henry H. Lawyer
fiiach Names
The typical residentialcustomer would, have an in- -Robert L. Biach," president'
f B i r ^ d T T T H J —
ION-JOB •3T Cranfoird High School students
Robert Facley,-.ceriter, a special'education student at--P^^U^9^^chboUrn.pFe^r-l 'hg^|^rahjd=b^ . „ . ™for shaplngilntoaplahtstand. Vouthsare affiliated with seeking employment,
cents per,.weekN based on a.- Cranford; announces the- -quarterly consumptionof-2,40():~ appointment by the board of 'cubic feet (18,000 gallons) of directors of Henry H. Lawyer : .water.; : -. • • '__ of'Weslfield as vice president-.':•:.-• - -'•'""-;.—:—: "^— and general manager.
CLEAN UP AU-OFTHOSE HOLIDAY BILLSWITH ONE EASY NBNJ
LOWINTEREST PERSONAL LOAN.
after eight' years with TheBerry Group, Edison, where
Copper.Art Produofs Co., Junior Achievement company P^niotion ora career change -M- W?s ;president, chief^pnsbred, by Phe.lps Dodge Copper, "Pr-odurts-I'lpHer y*1.1. " ^ conducted, by U j u W ^ 6 0 " ^ 6 officer and director.
JOBHIIfjiTCOPRSEfrkshops L for adults
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3 Black Students
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tinuing education.''Back to ' Basics: •
"Developing -Employmentr
5V JOAN VARANELLI
Three Uniosr'"Students-have' been^selected
for inclusion in.the 19?8 Tateht
I- '.' .:Seeking - Skills" is. a -isession workshopHcovering-lhe—jpb search;, applications,'cover, letter and resumewriting; infer view
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resbfurantor bargining for *Rhoit-Moen, chairman of the• - -.... • scjioiarship. committee. •-•- ,•:
-1-Tracy-^AT- i :Batson , - o f .Plainfield, Patricia Kaggins of".'
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esjituantor barginlng fora '-'-pair 0/ greim jade«a^kPJefair*-^our^{/--
t over the border "Mnd^Cbinh*
. trying your luck in 'a ngs dfUriibh are'amongr400-^^_students ___ff om_,
imagination have futt rein throughout the U.S. selected.. ' . «.-i... .••.„..,..:-*^ ,.• -AirtKree.M«black women
who are. older than the4radUiflna^eolle^e-6tudeHtraHd-
'.who have returned"to iflieclassroont after: an ab
begin your non - stop flight.•to. W.ong- Kong. Spend 13hights:in- the exciting
are expected to be graduatedin June. ••••'•
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host an-x)pen/ house for high"s'chodrstUdehls oh ThursaayT"Feb. 16, from noon to 3 pro.. - ,TEe "opert house, whichcoincided with;, the 'college's
-c^kbration^i-bfii--Blackfio Victoria Peak Awareness Week, is designed
where you will dine oVe,r.: ; ^primarily fot-, niinority
aware of lh^~eoucational{Cons reflecting i,nthe "harfroTT VJust aboutabout opportunities open to them at
vllnion ' College^ . JoAnne$1240.00per perian sharing- vVn,>on ' ^ ( j i ' ^ , . u.a double room Wl provide.•'*• Johnson, of Hillside,you with alt these features President; said.
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THE NATIONALOF NEW JERSEY
and more.NowU the timq to compare\&our dreams tojcaUty.'the..Orient is wlfhlttyour reach. 'Come io .Varan's Travel v
^A&enny. andflying west to see the Jpast .
• •before you can sOy ''chop?
pom S. Castillo
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it—as'well as your family aut<>—with "a toiece orthe.Rock^lEnjoy the same competent, qualijy service thatytielped•Prudential build'iKr reputation, '
'.The costjo repair o.r Tebuild..yOLirh(jm_D hjas increasedtremendously in recenrvea'rs. Has your irisuranqe keptup? Vqu rriay be paying for protection yogji^lonqsr need.f A d V h J ? i blprotection anainst possiblo
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2, finance coand credit card charges.We'll pay Jhew^^U 'm fulLv/-now, m<& you pay onlythe NBNJ lt>w Annuaf
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AIKI that's the NBWJ waypeople Mntf6r?tanding people
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Storm AftermathWith .unplpwecl snow frozen in
many streets, gating potholesthreatening motorists and numeroust t p of icy b i d k i f ^
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"Pleasedt o the Editor: '
I would like to thank the
adulfe-and^chooi children alike, thetownship can ill afford any letup inits^-sfeorm cleanup and repairoperations. Deep ruts of ice in theroads must be attacked, the potholesfilled and sidewalk clearance,regulations enforced against alfneglectful property owners.
"of thecounty's lack of a northisouthfacility to compensate for theinadequacy pt-the Springfield, Ave.-Centehnial Ave. route.
f a m i l i e s t h e r e ; '."'••••••':"; ..'-•/'Sure, other blocks have
their champions topi but ours is• Martin Metzger and Mart, wethdrik youvery sincerely, fora
A PROBLEM that -seenisinsurmountable with present townequipment and/or knpwhpw ts~ the-clearanceoF f ri'
Herculean effort bn the part of. thetownship to13 make streets passablefollowing the heaviest snowstorm ofthe. decade, some residents feelthere is much to be^rJesired in thehandling of snow removal i*iCranford. '. ' •
For those in a position to observe,there is hb doubt that the' town'sclearance capabilities were strainedto^the: utmost by the Jan. '18-19storm. This maintained both' formanpower, which seems sufficient,and equipment, which does, not. .-
The reliance placed upon the
snow "fromstreets, in which plows cannot turfr
cul-de-sacs thataccommodate removalF6r people* on thesesraowstorms are a nightmare.
The town has yet to eome upan answer for these people, and it istime for a concentration of efforts tofind one.
for their .extelleht" job" iih.removing the .snow fromCranford's central' business
"district during the decent Snowstorm, A spoecial ,riote of:
-thanksJsJnlorjdet.fQr: Mr; Ed •Murphy, our township admin-istrator, Who was: in-strumental in keeping every---
.one cauri~andvhappy in t u - t
. troubled
Thinks *also to 'Martin'schief assistant and gbod;friend, Mike Dickstein. \
Alice and Larry Meagher-"• - ' . ',': 5 Green Court
By ArthurandHazel Burditt5yjears.agQ\
United Fund, contributions Teach. $94,719or/90 per cent of$ 1 0 5 , 0 0 0 g o a l , :'•'>• ••".;:•'••'• • • . • . • : . . : ; • • . . '•'',..''•':..•':.'.' "' •'
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;' A record tota.1 of $6,084,469 was Collected in taxes here last-year or M.gSjp^rcent of what was due.. ..
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'•'i ;iiiu6n^ii^ar''Coll.^ge7t0h:Hbld: five^da^sil^er 'anniversaryc o n v o c a t i o n ' . ' •••.•.•"'• '•.'•'••;••••' ' : J p ^ T ? - . , ' •'. • • , . . ' "
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The-taJ rate will be nearly $5 pjer1 $100 yaluatiorii compared-with$*.53. for 1947. °-'V:, - '' . y ^ c ''^x^klS'.^' .j-X—r
Fire Jan. 23 does an estimated $100,000 damage tb the old,Posfe Office Buildingf"..at: Aldeii"and-N; Union. Fire chiefHoward ftchjinflW-Rays iH<; ywirstfir* since ••h'e'-jpfaied. the
t i'ri IWl ^ d i f f i t h te
During the snow emergencyCrahfoWs.''Public Works buildings,"Thebuilding was constructed by CSiarlesDarsfeiff!pt certainly ;has. a lot US " .the early 1920'S anitwas boughl by Toker's "of Elizabeth i«
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its exceUent gremoVal.For this,
Thank' you once- again.'Robert J). O'SullivanGentlemen's Corner
Chamber of CommerceThose whojded fruitlessly tp flagdown town plows to get them to"widen paths in their streets may not Jol lI lSOIl•agree, but there were heroes among .town workmen who braved theelements with few hours of sleepduring the four-day clearance
automobile iii today'ssociety is^such struggle And-among female townthat a breakdown in its'"employees who left their hearths to
causes no end ofAbnormally heavycreate, a mass
pyhandle the Town Hall switchboar*and serve coffee and hot fqfra. to theworkmen- during surcease &fromt h i j
serviceabilityannoyance,snowstorms . . . . . .
- disruption, and no ambunf of effort* by. • trie -mbst" dedicated public• servants can overcome it entirely, who supetvtsed the.Going through the center of- starting with JanVlfl at 11
theif pjpws:: "Weaccoladef
To the editor: , ;As 1 sit staring at my 1977
real estate statementi which'*ias increased by almost 200per cent tcr. a-dollar figure—;approaching the $2,000 mark, Iam enraged at the fact that ~ Q-V „ v>nrwith such a rapid increase in - RT. a..>af-
tax; bill; since 1967, theare Supposed to .
in the -middle of ithestreet; not once did the plowcome near- the .sidewalk.^Needless to say, after thesecond trip down, the .street,they Were "plowing air, not.srtow. Consequently, two cars-can't Dossibly go down ourstreetunJisppoSite directions.There is hardly rponTtorparka-car in front of one's house.After hours of shovelling to get
The Zoning Boardireorjgatiiies for,1928. -Chairman is Frank--McCullbUgh,; secretary is Anthony Henrich. Others arerGeorgfiJBates, Henry Chapin and Joseph Heuer.
Statei Highway Dept/places "Fuirstop1' signs on all streetintersecting North Ave.
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FridaV, FcK;8:40 p.m
. . . . ^ : : ;."Last of the^Red Hot toyers", at The
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9 a.m. -1 p.m. - Cadette Giri Scout Troop 600 paper drive,at Hillside Middle Schoor parking lot.. - ; •
10 a.ro.^'4 Blood drive forConiiiiunH^ 7 p ; m .competitioi
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pg ;4 p.m. - Blood drivje for hemophiliacs a t r
Center. ,- !
lat Hillside Middle Schodl.I. -«' "Patriots Preview1! .color ,-guairdat Hillside Middle Schopl.T • ' ' . .
..__„..__,.. 'Last of the Red Hot Lovers" at the CranfordDramatic ClubTWffiahs Ave; . 7 - '" .v7 ~ : . ^S u n d a y . F e b . 5 - ' ' - . ' • • ' • •' •' . ' ' < "•. •'-*'•'•••'.-..'. ".•.••••••••
2-4 p.m. r League of Women Voters Board of Education
Monday, Feb, 6 .: ,8:15"p;m.-." -.: Board of: Adjustment meeting~at :tht
JTuesdayrlPebr7cT ~ - - : : '*:':-:y- - • -~" "•: - y - ^ r ^ v r - : - '7:30 p.m. - Township Committee executive" session at
the Municipal Building. , : _ • - - -» - - . •8 p.m,- Board of JSdUcationn' pre-meeting work.sessioh
lit-Lincoln School.'——J- •.. ; 'W e d n e s d a y , Fe.b;. 8 •' •. •' • K ' - . ; • ' • ••""*:' = '-.•'_,. '•'"" ."
7:30p.m.:-Bingo at Temple Beth-El. •• -8 p.m. - &#jpi Pool Utility advisbr-jTboardmeeyng at the
T h u r s d a y , F e b . 9 - ' • . ' • • . • • - ' . • • • • • ' • . * . « • . • • . ' . ' . " -
;_ 7:30p.my-^Bingo:a.tSt. Michael School Hall.
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3sjLisa r-Maryr O!Brien,daughter 'of Mr., and Mrs.
,'Jahies. E.;O'Brien of Union,was imarried Jan.- 14 toRichard Clay Hairrjngton Jr.,son of Mr. and Mrs. RichardClay Harrington Srr of 809,Springfield Ave. , . •••; . f-
Rev.: John ,G. .Netta rpe'r<yrarst;
The.receptioirwas held at theStarlight Lounge, Linden. -
Miss Doreen O'Brien^ washer sister's maid of honor and
-we»»-VCarolyh'"-lteIft;'-;JJpfflnAllen, Barbara. Ppbaczewski,Penny ' fieters,' -: Deborah.Wojciak; and Susan.T ""sister t hegrppn i . . - v
- : .-r-'ard Peters was'best- mah *£ih'd lusliers werePaul Hunt Edward Kiilik,.ouj '>^r.'''Bauienahii; .'*JfbliQBaer, David Daniels; DaVTeese, and Thomas Sloan.
A graduate of Union Hi;School, tli
at"tfie Onited Airlines regional.: flight operations center at
Hppkihs Ifltecnational Airportjn Cleveland, .Ohio.
Her husband, a V1072J:'graduate;-, of Cranford HighSchpol, received a'B.S. degree
. in .criminal ,just|ce fro,m
. NprtheasternlcJUjniyjersitjC.Boston. He is employed a^ anarea-supervisor in advancesecurity in Cleveland:' <-."."-..
•The. couple's honeymoon
g g y gour cars, in the driveway, the . . Capital"Savings &' Loan")pto^s did not once_ come near • Martin Hess's riew storth i d l k h h i
._ ' . O y e a r s ..-; •--,. '• . • • ;Potts. Grocery begitts business in itsnew quarters (site of
p _the sidewalkSs_whLCh=meJini
Martin Hess.'s tiew store at South and Walnut (site of City-.FederalSavings)-is^nearlyrcompletedr He " : I" ~" ~'"—"ca/idy and. light refreshments.
is A- a v<«* * .
My 'husband/at one.point
Xrahtord -dur ing post-stormscommuting hours was like coming-
ionwat
m y tax; Dm, since \w,. tne ^t&vti&m are gupposed to . S
, be rendered to.^esidents By. ' g
!^™V2f^S**8^ * ? beca
a blow, from a . 12-inch waterdischarge pipe that fell
Village Improvement Association complains that snow was.not shoveled.at some important residences and that somesidewalksvaredaflgerbus to the snow plow horses. Tbe'V. 1. A.
o l u c w ? j a . _,,„; ^,^^^^v_-sldf"walk,plow;tours the town and clears^walks, and crogs^h a v e D W ^ e a ^ l n ^ ^ b l i B d e r s ^ ' ^ ^ ^ s y T ? " ^ "„•';».+„ . ••'.' •xt~r^1-. ";";-
; because/ he just kept right P« Frank Bergen, attorney for the Union Water Cp:;, wants $25going One of the drivers was 'per hydrartt annual rental. The Township Committee wants
Fire Chief LeonardJRJDplah available in afire, emerjgency.this week asked 506'residents TTDplan- askedTthose who.witH fire hydrants on or near cannot assume the, -respon--their properties-to assumelhe. sibilitytp ^adviseiiim sbTHeresponsibility of cleaning the department can attempt to gethydfants" after a snowstorm, a neighbor! to_do the jobr
In aletter to theresidents, 'Dolan requested they take onthe job "ln-brderHo-preserve^the high quality of- fiterotectiOn enjoyed in Cran-
Hadassah DiiBier WillClose
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- Stephan Gmelin, presidentof the .Cranford HistoricalSociety,:, will present aprogram;J*Cranford Now andThen,',' at the Colorty Clubmeeting' Thujrsday;-Feb.- 9,at
RosellerCranfoird chapter ofHadassahls annual combined,youth campaign dinner will beheld Tuesday, Feb.: 14 atTemple Beth-El, be^uihing at6:30 p m. with cocktails.
The dinner will complete thefund-raisihg;.caimpaign forHadassah Youth Aliyah and
Wendy Berkman,' • • • • • , " v : - ' ' ' . . / • • ' . ' • ' • • • •
Mr.
Hadassah Israel Eiducatipn ijService? programs^ which IVIl
Vprovidefun^rirSeiEtleinenf-\ f J i h th i I l d S
- The— current—^-affairs-department of the Wednesday
Morning Club will meet. . . . . , „ » , . » . . , Tuesday at the home of Mrs.Mlsa_Nancy Beth McHarg RAiss-B^AbbFyiieso WE Hemsartltr
^:15p.m. at.Calvary,.Lutheran •' C h u r c h ' . " . ' / ••. " • • • — , • : '•' • '• ••••' '••'"
'Gmelin is a r native '••of'•J Cranford and retired from medepartment of; ship |d«!sign of;UiiitetfFniit Company. He is a.*'iriember of the N.Ji HistoricalScojety, Canal Socieiy. of N;J.,'Great^-fcakeS Histprical „Society: and the Steamship.Historical Society of America.
j-i-Mrs. Richard: Mauter an^Jiounced:,ther?ii7_prpfit-made
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.jiouncea:,tne^ii7-prpiit-maqe^-—'-—-. jwg-jj*p. .-r,-;i.•,•••-',•' :vM'*---"aiaagB"!BU.-•..from-Cliristmas-rcard-sal^^^iSfW^ee^io^^.-Eye'y'^msg^tir, Rd^recentty named cHafrrn^n of the '
Sftrinl
of Jewish youth in Israel, andfor their vocational andacademic programs. V- Mrs. '••: Marilyn ?• Dauber,Youth Aliyah chairman) willreport on the-campaigni . , _ , .., -
Blessing of the bSwill be -f"«rtv ** ^S^^TKJ M«i r™ rolo f » w » loiVioi, the engagement of their,
daughter, NancV Beth of
Ave , at 1 p m U.S.
John :,E
for-
Thimons Troth an°,n
MTTES
by Mrs'. Carole Steuer, Jewishe du ca t i oh c h a i r m a n .Entertainment
IThe engagement of MissBernadette AbbrUzzese ofSouth Plainfield to Glenn E._^imoos of 37 Parkway
w r ^ j .••«.- -i „ . . ''W'uage was announced by her^Philadelphia,; tb Ralph parents, Mr. and Jirs; Guido
Mrs. R. Harrington
Musical ClubIPro^ram Set
"Dr. and Mrs,.Robert Berit-'-man'of 734 Willow S t a n ^ 'nounce the engagement of\their daughter, Wendy Kaye,to Barry James' Ryan, son ofMr. and Mrs. Edward Ryan of20 Roosevelt:Ave; . !-
The couple are graduates ofCranford High School and planto be married in April
•Cohen, Etta v Leff,' JosephSchechtei: ' a n d '• HowardPhillips, directed by tebhShrank. ' . ;
' pinner co-chairmen areJanet-Jaffee ^trta-ChaFlotieSaks, assisted by SKeilaDenstman Florence Sweifachand Rose Cukrow are 'incharge of .visual aids.
Pearl Raider, fund raisingvice president; Adelaide
Pleasant• Miss .' McHarg; was
graduated from • CranfordHigTh School and' cum laudefrom Catholic University vDfAmerica in Washington; D.C.,
from the viewpoint ot people onsome streets in town—well', theytake better eare of ski runs.
From the traffic standpoint, thestorm merely exacerbated thenormal commuter hour drivingsnarls in Granford. A. hub town,which takes trans-county north-
dike- of the Rahway River qri:Riverside Drive. He escaped seriousinjury. •••" . . ^ 7 -
.•Ihere-are-Operation ___Si^efanford. But there also wereextenuatiog circumstances—15
J n o h e s fif thfirri. . •• .
three or four ciaysto me that: such
•'- ovei* the furnace.
. " j " '• . >• Dolan said that after theifN; Union Aye.,adj6ining JdOsTstornfif lOplTUfeTFire
i the beamsJittcfly^ —r^ppfive-days- to-ShoveKithe town's hydrants. "T
.the towns people wete ableto
even °n Ave.
Jan. .,16-—. Female residentreports she is watchingneighbor's »home. in .absence
tennis, courts for ice-skatingrink. Officef disperses,skaters.
vehicle. Clerk jfeports -noidentification of vehicle thatwashit. .
We are the last residents tobe afforded the services of ourDPW, if in. fact, at aU. It hasbeen almost two weeks nowsince the snowfall of Jan. 20,and we are still haunted by thenightmarish conditions which
acticaUyimposs.ible torpark'in the municipal packinglots—they.. just are never,cleaned "out and are » averitable mess. *"
It-is .time-thitr-Cranford^learned a lesson' in plowingfrom neighboring towns. It'isalways easier to .jdrive inWestfield or Garwoodifter asnowstorm—but Cranford?Forgefit.
Thismeant we had'to call in extramen on overtime to. completethe lob, as a
Mrs., Frank Krauser^Ofiidst•;:' --
Joseph J'Frieri, 27, of 101Benfemin St. 'was injuredIt went down dedication humbles me. . •• ,
the middle of 'the street for vL o o k••^t.Vfl• J o b- 'S?7*wl ^ **••• a s k snow-covered critfcally last Thursday whUe
thr^4uar±ere_orthe:way_and_^ouwo^l r toow^ hyd?ant meat^ minutes lostlnJ^aifcWTtej work i_a South Ave.backed'out," never t^return w a ^ ^ ^ c h ^ n o ^ a l " " : m ^ l o c ^
K^^Therewere many-cnta-f^tw^LtoBLJ*e gargan-; hydrant m Hme of fire, M e n b y George Salmosan,w t whirh tUan job-of °'efficient snow- stated Dplan., -•- i-V/..«{.ci:r:j—-»—--—...i.-Teei WIUUI. j . , . Ali ,„ „,„ , „ — T l j e ^ ^ saJ(J w J t h Cj v ijj a i l 3
the hydrants,
parkeds h r " J
tli
on; the street 54, of 46-Burhside Ave., who
of
ordinance states, as arek l y Road Boss
of owners: and rear 'door.js_,„"-= .Manager of local-reateryopen and: telephone line repwts'"cashiier .acceptedbusy. Officer stated,
. knocked phone off hook andrear door was left unlocked.
Jan. 20 (.11:59 p.m.) — Call• from female- resident oh
West Coast requestingparent in-Cranford be'askedby qfficersto refrain fromYnakitfg""rnui]ierbusi" .oUt OF•state phone-calls.
•—- Resident reports that^—desptte-reeprd storm,. town-
Ured
Frieri was. walking east inthe street afc-a point, in SouthAve. between .Washingfoh PI.and Lincoln Aye: W;whert hewas hit. . The' accident oc-curred at 6:55 a.m."
Salmosan, who was driving
package from" unknownsubject, paying. $59.50 CODcharge 1 although packagewas not],intended'for eatery:
Jan. 29 — Desk clerk at innstates autoist in parking lot
"reports "striking- another
Ask EnergyBill Delay
places, of worship, doctors oreven to get out to purchas6
food. for our famifies.' Tneroadway is still covered b'y at
, The Fuel Merchants least three to five, inches ofIce.Association of New Jersey this :w i th numerous, :10.:to: lfcihch-week - -asked^-T-Govetnpr-f high-mounds -
were plowa t t e r Uie
could. anypne.-cjall-thls str<^6tplowed! -In prior yea*rs, the
by Jan. Mstormj
signing'legislation
'lifelme'^ energy vehicles, God only knows whynow"'befprevhim someone has not been killed
Tp'the^editorer^^^T- -"- -.This .vletfcer is really ad-
dressed to Shirley and Teresa,-.who are residents of Cranfopi.
Snow plows lie idle in barn.Officer reports all plows on Two Newark men were:road! -> ~ ' arrested by betective.Gordon*
Jan. 22 — Siipermart manager OstrOwsky and Patrolmancomplains of disorderly John Hicks early Tuesday atferaajejtrtpremises; Officer . the Coachman ' Inn andstates cusloTiBSrtsiraterover chargedprice markings. "'.•'."<." cocaSie and under 25 grams of
untu questions c3ncermHg~its , here. Believe me,, belorelpn| Althoueh I thanked you bothapparent; discrimination.down?this street in.my car> I jpersonally, I feel Uiat our
C.JuUl-Nielsen7 Spring Garden St,
Legislator PayCars couldn't move without • • ' • -getting stuck in the unplowed Tothe editor: ] . .snow: in the! street. People1' When politicians want a tax,were shoveling snbw from tKethejr claim, it's needed, forstreetwhere the fclbw l&tbffV- education or-thesenior-citi2en,AThis- is unbelievable .that Afew years ago the politicians -taxpayers, have to shovel die of this^tate. told us now brokestreet. ' . the-state was.'and how we
Wayne.. .H.'.i. Wingard,superintendent of- PublicWorks iDept.., operations, is
from a
'behind- another ;vcar;?whichhalted to make a left tun) intothd driveway "of E. FV. Britten& Co., 24..South Av>. W.Salmosan said he pulled tothe rigTht'to pass the "car
and'ihis.is noruiaiirsttinmUiis
Salmosan. said he heard; ap against hiSfcat,sh4lted_i_
theT vehicle- and fpu&tp Mr;,Frieri lying in the street; "
The Victim Was removed bv
Jan. 23 -r- Railroad states marihuana,patron causing disturbance The - pair, - who •
—"""*—L uffite. Officer icgiatot'od ac • guoct
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_ _ "there were coshoulld'be ~, plaints abbutthePubljd'Wbrks
aware of-'the fhoughtfulness itepartment '•'"•••"••>. " U ' " " i V . V j w { * i ' ' i i - riuSi-'«tTuesday, January 17, after The-self-destrtict clause in n v e r s
edge preparatory- to immediatelyt.and was, placedand utter generosity of you umping surface stormw/ater
jsubjPlainfiohl»
"independent home heatingnfLjcar but three times since"the from the Highest parking lotw e r e dealers ' questioned . the. storm; they too are afraid to due to the flooding in that
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Jan. 24 -' Female residentreports—bat—flying -abouttiving room, — Officer
. e l iminates noctur-al. piacental creature.
Ja.n, 28 -r'Eesident reporfe_youths taking^ftver local
Walsh Appointed
• Holmes(~34,^of -75-SetAye;t ~both—NewancrHsaid the cocaine wastheir roonu- Btithjreleased in '
Department of Public Works cent raise in pay..Kroni$10,000 n ^ 2 . V ;
and " advised "them _of thb a year tb"$18,000 a year for ahazardous conditions^'bne-day;a'rweek job. That's vVnnixA .,- n
r;-Thevinld me like going from • $50:000 i o . ? . 1 ^ ^ •'ro^'thfit=a4ey^preB
this week somewhat im-12 inches in • Proved, although still critical.
stopped these-practices.
John R.Hubertg 4
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icipal—^uthoriies?4be4use•-of=itete;Ka*^^d^wH--Md^I-knowV^w." • •«« L u ^ 'funds:toward'gas—heat or M^y I- suggest, "to tli w o i 9 - y e a j * - o i c i m e n w e r e -I~~L~'-JI~~~L *LI*F^^~<I^^J~L~•'-*• «-^w..^^.t^!w *.IX\~*Y**Z^I*.~I'*.* s
Dri George. ,M- Walsh, aftayljneon Company engjfteei1,
en named a consultingengiheer in the company'sSubmarine" Signal'; Division,Portsmouth, R l He.is the.SOBof Mrs. Sylvia Walsh of-
"Cjaijrfotd: ~ z~7^'--- —^Currently on the technical
stafffrsfth^ivisionrWilsTirhair:
the^- j - . i u.« «~ i • « iW.er^ electric heat buTpayments of township admTnistratbr or unable to pfck up anymore
S S ^ k l S f r t ^ ?£ ««wi>' wi"1 an annual income-^ngiaieer and to the head of the people, -they insisted- onn l ^ ^ c S t , . M JfSS&i I of $12,000 or below, it clearly DPWJhat-they contact thfe- drivltigmetomyhome.WhileS M S » S S S J S S ^ r di^riminates agaihst those in' Tax Asse^sor'spffice' to^get a:7 in-the& home t fee beautifuland charged with:larceny of tfie. sa m e ^teeory heating ^ist of'Cranfbrd's residents, sisters offered me their
^ ; they have'not forgotten us/ hospitality.;ahd.Jow- ""
income families do heat withfuel oil, Reimer said,-and thusthe bill, as; currently written,
Idayrifcertemly wbul^
gasolfne"from ^ars there' ^- MAO. jJa(e»MeyThey dre Donald L. Gustafson.of Bayshore'West, N.J. andRichard A, Grinnell, ofAmsterdam, N.Y. They wereReleased in-$50 bail. each,... ...... , y ,
eliminates a majbri^,of thoseit is appareritfy intended to
This is very, serious To the e d f c : /Situation "which' yfou must;"X Qur-'6*>i i TEfiSa«Ttt.""tfijb6heck into as mayoc of this Cranford police' and rescue
—-r , town^ and see that it never.-. squad and arhbuiance^cr^wBarbara J: Sales Their actions, reinforce my •-happens agaih^ : r : • from Unibn^;--Memofial
. 52JohnspnAve. belief: in youth. . : ' ..-. ,- Mrs. Charles D. Hall HosriHal-nfor their quick, • 7 (MrsJRayeWildfeuer " ^ <•'• 214 Scherrer-Str^sponSeahd words of comfort
. . , . . . . . . . - ,„—„, the works of , four.47rFairfield Ave;.LG™*B?wing exaimhation,. He is rartisis.will,-be^^;presenled from
' ' r^uperating^at"home\i^.—"T-Tr—Satur^y-^thrbtigh™^!!^;^^-.'.The: accident ^yi6\i:, the during\reg^a*si1iotisV-of/; the
superintendentoccurredafter' "Joseph DawleyTGallery, 22-•a-»week;.ln' which 4ie>-hddj^oruirSverW'. ;• ' ;•:-—--
~The first" edition of. _
specialized in onderwater monthly government com.- Schwork'resulting in a number of by ^ ^ T O ^notable scientific, and ? available free m locatechnical advances. He holds 1>b r ,a r i^ t ' , t Q v m ,lfUiS: patents. . :" b k ^ i d
He|' . jbined Raytheftn.'s... W 9 4 y ^ ^ jWayland -Mass'-T Unhwrattiri^ iriformjafion, andin J960. He received a B.S, t i l y gdegree' in ' • electrical and agencies. , . -
iriormjaon, and containsarticles on county governmenf
d i
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engineeriHg from the session. Tuesday at 8 p.*ri.University of Rhode Island in Lincoln Sthool. The usual;lS64~ffiid-his-Ph.D.- m e c ^ = m l e ^ l ™ 8 h t ^ w1*tri.cal Engineering from the T"fsday of th r monthUniversity of Rhode Island ia . M M «?" thft school board did.j W 2 T J . . ^4>udget election.date, Febt 14.
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Editor ab4. Publisher.Associate^Publisher; \\Managing~Edltor . .'News Editor ,AdvcrUaing 8alc»--.Classified Advertising.Business Manager, "
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j!riyW5 _Bologna iandwlch; h m i d
J_lu«rwur»l ujindwlch. P«onUt butlef tne) lelly u »
Tuna IBUIJ plattw .
Tul[fcey laiidWlch.Cold cutt and d w u pUttar
rrld»y, ' r«tr. \» ::"I • '
•**FT«m2iif«r« o n bun . . .C h e n s , l i t t u c a * a n d ( o m a l o
Vt' !uVtelcti; .Bologna and ct)c«MM>ndw(ch ' 'Tuna ul»d, plallefTuna uncNvlch ' . . '
DLOOMINOOALB, •ROOKtlDE': R O O « B V B t x ::
Monday, F«b. 4franMufttr
T U ^ b »'... - to tandwlch
Haiftturoar'. 1.".' •thi/ridty, >«b. f
Hoagl* '"FI*V"'F
Paanut bullcr jindjally
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Monday. F»k.«, Paanut butttr «no ,Timday; fb ~
• • n y
undwlch
'-, Tun« unrfwlch .Thurtd»y,' r»6. t
Hamburoer..
Trwranr
•4rtotjfiUt,
Plowing
Charles D. Hall HosriHalnfor their quick214 Scherrer-Str^sponSeahd words of comfort'
~Jan ; l i . Also a special thanksVt offi ^ ^ Andrews.
~T'Featjired"wiB''be7wor'ks"byJoe Brpwni who did: thesculpture for Veterans'
•,.••••••••• ' ;Sta.dium, Philadelphia;K f l i t o r '- Ramon Froman, founder- arid^ ^ V V " , . . director o f tl
k, ..own• S-6????*/"* tia*a<X^fmil
w^wo^d like to have^wid^^brwar^ed to Mayerfiohald fekno.«nrif
rpo8s|ble, thaf our Marotta: "•- 1 ^ and Township Engineer Sgroi "^7g™*:0Tneed P-*hTiv-k nf rtinly seven frOftles has Needless to say, you must' in_the town of.Cranford which Tn our Crafaford
..one of this town's true-neigV feel quite disgraced at the way 1 love sb much; ,., , ', ,. •..::.. a"nd^iends AiJe arebors and champion 'Srrow >ur town handled.some of the • -Martiallaw Was declared on «rateful • * 'aemover.' •••, _X ".» stceet^dtiringourmosti^ent-Saturday~enablihjg-^Ghiefr
:r^r1r-r—1—:—:BoutotFami:
,Our Considerate and very snow storm (Thursday, Haney; to really-get things -"••-•-^••-'•••.iizzaieolumbiaAve.energetic young friend::rbilBa:ryrftlgy, Jan. 19 and 20).' -:"r^ done: Durtag^liis^^pastrstateri "" ~ "" "~
/^^M ? ^ ^ , 1 Dawley, :in-
and who stayed-with^r^Sf^^^r^ Scheduled-to-' character speciaUst.-
riaTirsOTe^o^re;aw^only cleared M seven double Scherrer Street, is a\short,. Hgney's day started at 6 a m * « « * * » : O l ^ U i l . U ; *- Vf . *JCUU1UJT»driveways on block'but; dead end street. The-plow and finished a t . 11- p:m.— To the editot:' ••' • : " . V rirrtirtW rn i ln«oo . . ^ f«ii«»,n,id v,,o., «A.iai«irA f.^tu. „ — « A~»,~ Atu-o*. ...:4V.«.A •..*». ».»i^^ „*„ t h e Dills of 401 Hi^h Street —-_"_"»!:_, .^vL'STJ' *
Budget ."changes to.1 provide^ ^ ^ t s r 4 o r n u d d l e i = r
„ Jflcome: familiesy; to fund' a.. thir.d VA-hospital, in. New
-in... Jersey, and to scrap, tobaccopcame down 4ftree
y ^:even fought his way to Blake
Chopped tiam •uridwlch
fjruH ulHl pUH«fynurt
—:Ho«oleFr«nk(url«f . .
. Creom then* *rtd |«lly MnctwlchHouse in November to bringMr. bill . to his home i
Jectsf6tv congressman said -.today that. The prbgram- he^alsb intends .-pressing for
"Jo" is directed by Professor 04car tax linc'entivei to '• encourage*Cranford. Such generosity an* F ^ l t e m - ^ n i p n j p o " ^ - business expansion as? a ;kindness on the part of the
they per-
The: program is designed,to-Trieans of creating permanent~J*j include such . subjects' as ; new jobs and tor an extension '<
on<1 a^mmno ma „ , „ „ „ . „ « .dancing,, travel;: ethnic of the, nation's- "highly sue-.^ S J S f f i S S r f histories, creative writing bessfujv :/"publlc ,-wiwki>.-• • • " S r i ? ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ' ^ ^ - ' ! ^ " 1 ^ . - ^ ^ affl program.; - : >*;*•••their .First Aid. Squad for the ^,o{her^ ^ , , . V ^ / ; .,-.•:..., , -,? ^ ^ ijpted v that whUe
• A liAt of^jjpssible course increasing foreign aid,;"titles and a quMUonnalrtton_JPjesiderit_Carter's' budget; .:popularrcoWsfeS andT3alS"is proposed pegging the' public''attached• to , the .seniors'! works job^prMucnig programLifeLlrie magazine.. Cpm,- at the 1977 level. ."••.•'pleted questionnaires are -."It"ip. a '-case of lavishlyreturnable' to 'the 'Sepiqr aiding foreigners while •'Citiaaai Reaojurce Office, .114 • holding back on badly.neededMiln SUClasses a^e seheduled-job^proxlucingr-prqgrams—for—•to begin in;March• and last out-of-wjprk -America,n3,": ho,.,
qexceUent serviceforml.;' ' ' ' ; (
—.::. Mr. and Mrs_AretemuflDill.. : 40lHighSt.
AHitTo the editor: , •
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That Cham
BANKING DiRECTORS -Un i ted Counties Trust Co./ Elizabeth, appointed RichardN. Weeks, left, president of WbeK* Stevedoring Co.,Inc., oftlrahford, and W|l|latr. G.PalerjjnoJr., center, president ofhls Llhden f irm, to.serve'as directors of the-banHCentral Union County Area-Regional Board which covers the Cranford, Clark anUhderi offices. Royal H- Gibson Sir., right, will Serye on the Monmouth County area"
'Hymrtf H f l > « r h / i l r r n f l n Q f \f\e h o a r d of GibsonAssociates."^Inc.-: C r a n f o i d . •" '.'".'••••.'": \.
^ HHome Gardening Cour86
i i e M M t oWestfield will e
^d p'm: in the hb:
SheTs employed as a socialWorker for Catholic SocialServices, in Philadelphia:
Mr. Quagliawaa'graduatedfrbiS—^aint—- rPeter'sPreparatorySchool and SaintPeter's College in Jersey City;.-He ia employed as a research
Frans Liszt ,Friedel Graeisoprano, accompanied byBeth Gray,- pianist andcomposer, bpth of Westfield,will-sing several of BethGray s songs: . - .
Irene Da Silva; soprano, willsing a Brazilian folk song byCo^to, Verdi's "Care Nome*from "Rigoletto"Musetta'su"Walti Sprig11
Puccini's "La Bohehie,'' .Frances Lewis, violinist of
Westfield, Beverly Ammano,cellist, and Helen Barn^tt,pianist,- both of Cranford; willplay Mozart's- Trio. Jta ' G
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Arls Institute
rograrii co-ordinator, and
assisted, in .planning
Thomas and GrancineCuchic! of Roselle
The bride-elect graduatedfrom South Plainfield 'HighSchool- acid is employed byFirst Federal Saving andLoan of Westfield in Edison.
Her fiance, the son of Mr.-anbV MicsrrJbhri- M. ThiriibnsJr., was graduated from"Cranford High School and. isemployed by' Coin Depot inElizabeth,
: The wedding is planned forApril .14,,.19WV
. Author to Sign
antiques;nts will
sponsor a "show and_tell""bfantique instruments ^nd oldsheet rmisic at the CommunityCenter at 9:30 a.m. - • '
MissM.H. Marrpf I EnglishVillage will be hostess1 to theliterature department-at 1p,m. TJiursday, Feb. JJ: Mrs.H,E." Young will report onshort stories"'by Willa CatherlMrs. E-, p. Fortenbaugh willreport On "Jack Spratt'sRevenge" from Graham'sMagazine 1843.
American iiome luncheon' wi»-he Feb. 15 at the home of
M r s - ; Martin ^Farese, 4PetewareSt.,at 12:30p.ni. for
' a Program on antiques. .
^ " ^\ruary hudV I, rnpnth. The__26th__lsriHeart~''Fund.•
. . A ]9.76 graidupteof trenton State Col lege? Ms.Ts employed in the .pbrynerv and" chemicals
depar:f:rrienfo.CAmerfcant:yanamid^ Bound Brpok; She*{£s done volunteer work at, Luther Towers housfnig for
teeWerly In Trenton, Morris Hall Munition Center-fortheelderly, Lawrehc^ville, arid N'; J. NeuropsychlatrldInstitute^ Hopewel I. . - • > • . .
12 Attend Newconiier TeaThe Newcomers Club of
Cranford recently held a*tea atthe home of" Mrs. "Vara Cox,818 Springfield Ave., for newand prospective members.Mrs. , Eileen tJonnelly,president, .spoke. -
Guests' were: Mrs. JackieKarmel, Mrs, , Jana „ KnoxL
.Mrs; Florence Conneliyx"Mrs.Nancy .' Fo'rtunator Mrs.
Tnyu ' Vt
Caseman,- litrs: -Ann - Mann, 'Mrs. Linda Hoogland, Mrs.Cathy Ldteizzera, Mrs.Lorraine Carlson and Mrs.Irenfe Weiss. A member of the •Cranford Historical Societywill speak^ at the Feb! 14
ting t 815 " t th^p ^
meeting at 8:15 p.m." atFirst Presbyterian_Church, A'•"famous couples" functionwill be held at the VFW'Hall
Essay Contest- ^ • • . - * . v • ' > • - ^ - - , , • , '
The American historycommittee., of .J>aifte'j8'-'Forachaptier'-of • the-lj>.A.currently judgin
Mrs.Convention Role
fTMrsr~Nancy Feb. 18 under the d f i^ ioFSfMrs. Lydia Allen. .
Anyone jyho has resided inCranford ~25 "months or'• lessmay contact Mrs. Rosemary—Palmucd; 238; Hillside Ave^—
Uiiieo Plans
The. Cranford Chapter ofUnico National will hold a flea .market Saturday at the VFWHall/South Aver, from 9 amito 4 p.m. ' : ' • ' - ' ' •"A variety'of articles) will be
of fered,_ with the - Unicomembers" wives selling1 craftAA/Oi K.„ fiefreghments—wilt-be-—available, and proceeds usedto further Unico's community .service. „
_u_TtW gecrealloii Advliory Cbuncllmeets the thirdTiAondaV 6* «w rrionfh sf'
foru y y
school children on "Gwwing^ j h C k j l T i ' '^^^S^^B^l^^^^^^^^^
Attends_, ysliavebeen submitted!
Lester Goldberg "^Wiir^rom ^--students—iffautograph copies-of 4us short' pro.oKsl"e» .Ot>an8®r^.Avei
serve as . consultant onpatriotic ' and; serviceprogramsatthenatrbhalVFWA H i i ^ l t
Miss Wendy Berkman J;
Lions
story collecuori, "One More ^co}n *?*, st--"Michaelr, *u „ u J ui r T River,'.1 at the Cranford Book Schools. Wuuiing entries will
annhiinro , S a t h y ^ " F " ' J^S*?1*^,, Store on NbrthAve. Saturday be exhibited m the publicannounce jjjj,, a a d 5 ^ , , CobUrn of 7 ;f t omJioon to 2 p,m. ' ;- library during February,
American Htsfory Month.The national contest is
sponsored annually for grades5 through 8 by D.A.R: chap-ters.
?ar'..selected'by GillSt. Bernard's. Kirkus Reviews wrote, "In_ _ j - , _ — . — - ^ t r - - — r - ^ ^ J - SchooLandLPhillips Acadejnay,__thirteen fine short stories,Livingston. The maternar Andover",: Mass., to be a Goldberg. proote"hisTJewishgrandmother is Mrs. Lillian m e m ber of a short terjii- in- past amid a cast of losers soWeiss-of-32-Crane-Parkway, >Butute at-Andovernn visual •--»-'--"--—J!^ . ^ ^ i . ^ -
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Mr. and Mrs; John Ttacy of Cathy a 10th grader.at Gill8 Ramapo Court announce the St. • Bernard's School, is.birth of their first child, concentrating on architecture,Jennifer Elizabeth, JaA. 5 at Brashic design, the crafts and
fine arts. The institute, execution,front Jan. 3,to1 March 7: naro." .
!CRANF6RD/5TUDI5OF PHOTOGRAPHY
CHAMPROS
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.11,, At recent meeting of theCraftftnrd Lions Club at
'. Marisa's Restaurant, MichaelC^pobianco, chairman for the
: "second annual card, p^rty," Announced thefjaffair will.be
J First." Presb;
Rahway Hospital: The baby's
'Jbhit' Tracy of Clark: and _her_..u maternaT- graridpkreiitsr*are~^Mr?~~and"•; Mrs. Vincents-Sweeney.iof Roselle Parjt, ^^.
A daughter, Sara Elizabeth,was born Jan; 26 to Tool andRobert Best of Bristol, Vt., atPorteiiC Medical 'Center,Middlehury, Vt. Grandparentsare Mi*;';andj_Mrs. John
ecome memorable. Theinterplay of public-event andprivate trouble is Goldberg'stheme and strength: Thedepression, the Rosenberg
La Causa; Viet-
in a state contest
fereuce at the Capital HiltonHotel, Washington, D.C., Feb.lo-toia. . ' ;
Mrs; Butler will participatein wreath-laying ceremoniesa± the.Tomb of the Unknownsin Arlington NationalCemetery. ' . •
-— Ralph-Edwards, threes time._, Emmy Award winner, will
p^te^e?e1ve~the^mixiliary?sTBetterr
World Award Feb. 11.
Many prizes wilTbe awarded•.;including a-granddoor-prize.Proceeds will.;benefit thetiionsVservice fund. • •• Plans are also underway fortheanniial bjngo party at theCranford.'..« Health and
.JriExterided'/Care Centef^oHIBirchwood "AvelThis^monthVAlbert Azar and George:Coffey are cb-chairmen,' . ;
International counselor
"—SPAGHETrrDINNER "Azure Chapter 87, O.E.S.,
will sponsor its. -annualspaghetti dinner Saturdayfrom 5:30 until-7-p.rn.-at the-M i Temple, South Aye.
S L 1 1p ,The public is invited.
Tickets may be purchased att h d V
IntenRobert.
UQ46.9c per gal.
Prompt Delivery over 150 <gai. deliverySave fuel. Improve efficiency with a new TexacoFlame "retention burner.
^— ^ '•..'-::--• ComploWly installed
", " Service Contract-S40.00
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J. Laier initiated new-memberg-Hudaon Meyer and
- Leonard Ferxarav--They/-w«re:
sponsored --bjrTrpresldiBHt..^Sylvester Shaw and. vice
president Donald Corson,;,;--
'V^; viABOAima"."' ' .••*'-—-The monthly board meeting
of the Village ImprovementAssociation-. • Will; be held;
' Monday at the home of Mrs:'James Stlne,: president. Corhostesses wilt be. Mrs. JohnFahrion and Mrs. Harold
. - K i n r i e y . ' . ; • '.. •••. - ' , . . . • '*• "
Mrs. George O'Brien wa^hoStese _yesterd6y"_,f Or Jhe1
literature department, which• discussed plans'for1 a book
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FACES
Come to the, ' ^Grand Opening Saleat the new HifcheockStore in Murray HillSquare,NJ ..Starts Wed.,
•FebTT
^t-fcljln^jjjnjgnfllghjlsrg»^ U :of a dia'W^di'T^'deljrbefo'wHiS'eAch'of thase 58 facets apprbiches the Ideal helpsto determloe the value of a.dlamohd) a* well asichle\ief^ greatest potential beauty' To,
iesthlj Ideal tekes^xpei+knoWledge; Theklndof-i'r-Ji.i.whereihestudy of 0etribl6gy has /
appofntnwnKothe prestigious American Ge,rri Society. TherVarerlreally S"C".!i id keep!: buylngad|amond.;.Cut, Carat Weight, ttarltyy Color and CONFIDENCE 1 • !
and cut- Hand litte<l. I land;~stencJfletl. And ultimately,
liauded dovvn. - -,.That's h6w Hitchtixk liir-
nttine 'was built in- 1H18._Aud that's_the_v'ti-y sameway Hitclicoclc is builttoday.
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lns|H"ct the .iitercdilik.workmanship on our com-^
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us a good hit ofoiir" ai-tisiins'
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.truly autlieotio.Striping, rush-
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Richman; a. sister; lWrs; Dooley Funeral-, Home, 218 pbstma$ter ojf".Cranford; a Hospital Jan. _5 after,suf- this.coUnlry in*1920 and has, :
H Jl JHUJ_L_ - • rServices were held Monday brothers; Jack and Norman
for Mrs.-Ann Herman, 69, of 54 Levine, -and four- grand-Crane Pkwy. Interment was children*at Hofiywood-Memorial Park,Union. She died Saturday inBeth Israel Medical Center,
-Newark'- ' . ' . . . . - 's. Herman was a retire* ^ y ^J^- ^ ^
k ^ ^ ^ Mrs. Lorci
ome.4, v ' • .. :~ ,1959: trom .- the*==3>hatcheri F G 1 G ^ f
Bpy .Scout jTttdp 1MV ••.-• V"brov«) &ub-ft»«iln9 t»mper«hjr»» and . -~4tep,8iww at Camp. WlnntbjBO^Jart-weekend.- Thirjcouti Improved ttwlrcooking; itar readlnOj. and compawk l l l T t i l o w t h d i t '
mass was. offered
e n O j . an o py alio watched -a winter
survival d«montftr«tlon «pon»or«d by,^-Onlon Council. Boy Scoots o< America.'
Cans Billl cut throvoh la-Inch-thlcK" • « ' « an attempt t«-try hl» (kill at le«-
Newark. She was born in New. Grogan Clark, 73 of «c&iu«au.-York City and lived in,Newark-In^erment was at St. Gertrudebefore 'moving here 18 ^^--Cemetery, Colonia. She died
years as. an', operator and
rSurviviri^ are a son, Nor- Wrstag-Ubme after:$ Icmgtnkh; a daughter, IVIrs. Adele llln^?Sv Visitation was at
A Cranford resident for, 47" brothers, EdwardGrogan of attack at home"years, Mrs. Clark was born in ..Eli?abeth"and Leo Grogan of Mr.'Dziok .was born in: Furnace\Co.', Garwood, a f t e r A t the 40- a.m. Euchaj^ 'e^^Elizabeth. She was a com- -DaytonaBeach, Fla.\ and two,,' Lawrence, IVjass, arid lived 26 39 years BerVice as . aSunday , ' Trinity Episcopal pired term. . ^ S ^ •municarit of St. Michael, sisters, Mr . Eleanorr Tuohj. years1 in rCranford. He",was. machinist i •:'•[''.» .<^imih, .m^Church and. a member of^ts- "and Mrs. Catherine I^nn^rni^rnplnypHnff lnht^hnirian hy A rimnmimirflTit,! nf -St. qffj^-foWtpflfot their recent Diocesan Conventiok-foere-
.Rosary Society. ••'•/r both of Elisabeth. the Alpha Wire Cc/.vElizabeth. Michael Church;1 Mr. Delta annual parish meeting. Barbara H. tWcke,- Delano K.- She retired in 1955 after 30 w . •,__.. ' He previously worked for Sala.and his"Wife? Antoinette* Elected to a tWo^year term Ives .and Lois^M. Patchett;
; HaJrflpld.Wire^an^iCalile; Observed their 53rd Ayedding as; warden^ was ^_ ;±rHilfejdfeiorJffliy(Sai'3.- ,y .'lL_'_-anfye"ary r 6 6 ' M - ' Locke and to a^)no-yoar temy-Burdett, Robert J. Later and pipaia. wik» Rr>«'th"o >nrt FroncH
CosfElMbeth. ~A^unferal'maiSs.-was offered A communicant ^ St:lfohnr~:TUso suryivuigare two sons, uelantt K. Ives" Vestrymen,,-;WayneH. WingaWL De1e^teFr^»y:W|f^«fw»*e»*«»w|'TO»»>nr_ ^lllb i l l \3i. »#Utu*' • *Mflu o^i, vi,vuig a i c , i n u 9WU, A/^UIUU : *V. • _
Shevyas a merabfVdftheH.G."'Saturday for Joseph A. Dziok;-. the Apostle •' Church, Clarkf Crescent ^of Plauifield; and•( elected to /three^iear .terms' elected to: the NorthernMcCulley Chapter,'telephone 52,, of 24 Park "Ter^Internxent.Lindenjand of Its Holy !Name Salvatore ' -of ;.'• Clark; a .were: John C. Farraiiid; Convocation are Mrl and Mrs.
^ioneere-of-Arrreriea. . r.-' . • -.was^afr-Rro^dale^emeiery,, ^So^tyrhewasalgoameniber daughter, ^-Mfs;-^-Samuel^ Arthur Ar-Maggs-'JnrCUhton-Ty Humphrey, Mr, and Mrs.* ;"J— " *—.-'. ••;• •> orNeweURodhey^^kePostyMlchrone of 3O9.:Mapte
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, Sf^.^^PSwwert: Gem ana,JeH Belli,.Frank and ^Illy Ballomo, "K ( h C l l M D b l k l l
iui,ict:r3 .ui rnfnri-icii, .^" r ; . Wits ai- JWS^Uait! t.KIlH!lcry,,Surviving are'her-husband', Linden. He. wajs proribuncfid-
>eter J:v former assistant-dead upon arrival at Rahway :335,VEW;,Uni6tfCoUhtyI^p.^arw(^i'fiVe^^ • Richard rL. Carroll was•'• Mis. W.H. WLngard. ,.Scout. paHiciTerit'SiM^tanLOrderofiithe^.andeighlgrand^Id^ .\.J.\.O,''••. ,-: •, -:.'.•;,-;•. . :, : r ^ ; v . - . S U S S ^ t lCootierandTthe-lJ^ion^Cqun^ ^.:,:y^——T-^..;; ,-•"••.,, • ..Q^-—:W^''9JS^i1i%^\^(f^titi*miirSW^''''':'' • "-"••chaflpnia'-A--
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V t f y A u l f acouteri wetd nmrtrnailurFrank Bellpm.'Oena Belli, ortd Nelson'C l o y p o o l e . • ' . - ••; .• • • - , . ' : , ' • < - - : i .'-.••••:
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.;•" Last weekend.twenty-one tcouti andloaders spent two illBhre-ln wlntgr cabinsot Camp Wlnnebaoo, Sussex; "County.S t participated-In nature .hikes .
snow-cov*nsd trails, IceiKotlnp,g team sports end 'wood'
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CRANFORD (N;J;) CITIiZEN ANDChftONlGt^
l n a . T 7 r . . • • . • • . -weekend was pln»ned-iinr<
nated by scouts John Newmarker '
Dzipk a t :: Lewis' •'•«
Mrs. Frances: Lewis QI. poison aau, »w». t - ,lf-•
. Theresa Hubiak of Roselle; n e | h " l e ;
S™On Ash. Wedneaday,- St, On the MoBdaySvOftent tv
Michael parish will begin .the,'?hoverifl seryice will be held atobseryance.ofJLehti'Ashes will 12:25 p.m. and at fe p.m. Inbedistributedaftet'.all masses conjunction with the evening'
id by scpurt John Ncwiharknr '*nd John Zanl.Parilclpatlno wins Kevin ' ^'Wo6drlno/-Dot(gWeichert, Jlrti Smith,O a V Ke'mnvm, Mlka Hti iar. Tir^Bowmon, Bill AJdredgo; Tony EHaWv-
-A • r Sf c a . m e m . ?? r 91 % and between 4 and 54p.m. and service a Lenten service willCranford Senior Citizens:and 7:30 and 8 ttni.; • • • be preached by Rev; Nbgr.
i. t h e G o l d e n Afie Club . ' H e r ~ / . • • .- v •••• % ' .. tirsiiTnm -c t s i r i n h n v i n o ^ rIVIAIT. nf riiwrpnop : Mass h r a m o rP .?? m o r ^iuzens ana 7.30 a n ( i R
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be preached by Rev,! Msgr.William F. Furlong, ibastor.emeritus of St.: .•Mary'sChurchv> E l i z a b e t h .Benediction of the Blessed';Sacrament vvill follow..
.1953.SiirviViflg -are
daughters/ ' M r s . „- Jagusak, Cranford, and Mrs.
MondayatSt. Michael Church r S a S S ? a l r S ^ d ^ 3 t e ^forSalvatoreDellaSalall82.of. E. Retard, of tonford^ two l^chmal B « ^ ^
m , i e o o , Tony Blao6,tKen Williams, Poter Bowman, JohnCranley,WesFalls,'DavidWlchert, John'Kopf, Kevin Ryan, Pat Vahey andqharHe^ ;6a| l iey«kl ," . 'who alsoparticipated In o winter turvWat -prooram. Adults accompanylno the •tropp were Tony. Smith/- Roy Bowman •
. and Scoutmaster Dave WolcKert. v
. • . ' . . . / . " •':. •"•• ' "PACKTS — - v ' : : " - • • • ". On J«n. 19. boys from Den Jot Pack 75 'Were given a personal tour of theCrantord-Police Station by k U . MarryWilde, father 6> Stephen Wilde. They "were They were Curtly Byrnes,' Craig''
"OanUlak, James Hlli; Dean. Janeway, •Gary Jones, Roboli) Klesllna, Mlcluiel "Lelcht, James Stoti and Stephen Wilde
S ¥ N ' l L - W O R T H-- SA from therecycle.rs wno retui^-_Ronaid Soltisof 304 Rooseveltvoluntary curbside reOyblmgs> the borough a percentage of r^ne and Dennis Leriaz of 362program JS expected to be- VKI selling price of each ton of
^:.._this_month with bids toaccepted by the Feb. 28meeting. ... '•..>.• Collections;of glass, pajjer,
and tin will fee made twice a
MgnclfifL.pointnienl, and William Hoag.
pnQi
recyclingebrogram would Be in.effect for a^ea/f's trial period. . . . . .He said he advocates making; Soltis'and; Leriaz; have beenthe program mandatory to active, in the .Tayrgea. ^oltia
.school;budget.fuesday;:The',proposed $i5,033,'587 total $304.841'bi-t h i % l
.a e ap^royed.v^j^sertester^^^^^
-TJf^bowHne-Teams ' will hV^Atahu^etdeelirie——in-
aims J wi l l ~ bettockey
one^piK « « ^ r t
.CUzaol In&p-assistanfc., . _. _ chool^is
g^errtea bfy. Sue Puride^of Garwood, a-cultures studeSnt; Activities atr the
gym four schools includingplows; business education and
r^ysTth5rrdo^nl)T~?ave"theVbb"rdiigh money on was a Republican candidate •conflict with regular garbage garbage ctets. :" " ';" „ for' B9rotigh Council several -pickup. Once- thp. recycling In Other recent' council years ago and Lenazserved'on '-ordinance passes, a.flyer will •>tition, •»;»' Insyof appointed the citizens: flood, committee.be sent to allhomes listing the — ' ^ * ^schedule: by,areas."
"According„ o Mayor LivioMancino, "ftthe borough . pays$1,300 a month in garbage^umpfhgiees.Jrhe 'projectedsavings glass arid paper arePickej_up Rpparate^;will.4>e-
Head
reduction in GarWood or; areduction in taxes of. $14,94 oha •"$50,000 .hi>use: The .v -dif*1
. ference: is- based "on ratables,
jr-fdldlhg); Shinto fortohe telling; and• ,.•.-.. T- , - - Mrs.. Ellen Spilngler,.. social studiesInstructor, coordinated.the project"' K . -• •
nonth of $4j800The mayor
borough" would. ween $2,500 and
a. year.;
:<JARWOOD~ The PlanningiBoardrJan, Z> reelected John
approve ' a ; tax outlay r to the . ,Gras because pi insufficient
, districts ' to remove unenV-ployme'nt compensationcharges from .the~<vcap
L .budget", and the board apnliedexchange the $45,000 to equipmjent.
The ' ' " ~ ' ' '
are.are
The Board- of • on both portions in. the Feb. i4Education iast Thursday school board election:
h t h-:• -df .-.• the :
"Heights ,.and-board members'.
which represents a 6%-pointtax increase of $26 a year on ahouse'valued at $40,000.
o f t ^ g r a n c l s o h T Vthe ^Funeral services will be
The~TiYiday at'10 a.m.,at; Gray21TB M r i l F f H 1D«Joley •- Funeral HoniV 21TB Memorial <Funeraf Home, 12 -Wife of the last VasH^'2
North Ave. ,W., completed Springfield Ave. Friends:may_BUisnansky, she. wasl*_aarrangements. . call?to4J^nvarid7_to9p.m. communicant«fSt. Vladimir
jy, W J ,Stkfe 65 yearif a g o r r c l ™ o n ^
Crarifordi ht>frr trtnving to ": ^ I 5. " " - - O'cltekReport, will sbeak. InWhitehouse Station, ^ • ; 0 ^ , 1 y<S^^-JM^mh-" • 1972 Marash won the Overseas
Wif f th l V ^ C O U t p l I I l C U l V ' p Clb A
expense. _Other revenues are from £tateand federal aid, surplus andt u l t } d n . , v ' i : ' ' - ; : : . ' ' - " " - ' t ' - - . v ••.••••*;'.'• :•• :
Alsooin'the ballot will be
Thei-425:member band and"bandyfronlhad heen tilannihg Greenfieldat the end pf A p r i l . S S ™ta leave by bus today with for a performance there. **««a»on-band director Lynn Blecker to
ipposed for
Polls will be.open from 2 jtp'$•/•i.m. at David- . Brea"rley i
added $3,060 to the current The capital outlay is ear-expense portion: of the school marked for windows and abudget and adopted a capital- roof at Franklin School. These
_^- ...L,^:. .*-*.» .-««»,v,...-_ |tems-Jhad—been- part of--renovation plans defeated in areferendum on two bondissues in 1,974. The windowsand roof were deleted from the$950,000 bond issue, which was SchooVg celebrating' Cathoiic
Csupa chairman for the, thirdcon,se!c:titive'year-. BichardBeyerl was elected vice
rcha"lrman and. Mrs. JeanKufta, secretary.
Csupa's son, Wayne, was"elected chairman of the Boardof Adjustment earlier thismontyi. The .elder Csupaserves on the zoning board aswell". . ' . •
New riiembcirs', ofTlanrnng~Boar(i and
theOaniel
eight .residents. Citizens wili.be asked to approve a tax levy
•AlHi6L
Catholic Sciiools5 A M ° ^ ^ S ^ An!>e ited.
. -Mr.DellaSal^.dj^^fchome^xhureday^ltn^ U H J' " ^ f e " ^ — f , ^ ^ ^ ^ U ^ ^ l r i b H t i j o n f i ; r o
of Avellino, Italy; he came tp> the Cra.nford First Aid Squad.; RosarySociety. >;.:%/ :
Simok^ -' ; ^" ^ ^coverage of theterrorist in-:
yasion of-Israeli quarters at"
CUl^rA^I v M quarters at
^m-
iijAh'tl'y&.'t,*!^' ':'
y!^*!^!|f " l i . '^ •
A YEARvi I IkHii^o \iiiiLi;il YiclclVMu'ii IVincipal \ InieroM Rcni;ini on iXenosil lor ;i YcJir.
Interest from Dav of Deposit'to Day of itHrlrawal. (^am.pQiinded Daily—Paid Monthly.Provided a balanceof$5.00 ormoreis left in {He account iiniil the end •of the niontty period.
far DEPOSITORS•!.":
276^0555
mokerh, air conditioned; of fstreej parking- facilities.*jflso
.HpirfE^556 Westlield Ave., Westfield
> . . - •
Scout^unday" yoll be o&"seifyed in Community United
Melodist Chutt*"Sunday-'att t i ^ 3 Q 2 a " : i J h
for Ventilating the girls' locker"room at David Brearley HighSchool and air cphditioningthe coaches' offices,
b
fnrrpr pre
Valenti- and Matthew HljrscrepjacingiJerrjrFontirielli aiEdward Silver who resigned.Councilman Johh^ Ogonowskiwill. take the "place .of- Coun-cilwoman Georgians Gurrieri.Ther. members•"':are Mayor'Charles J. Horbaczv MichaelBurrows, Vincent McMahon,'..and Donald" <Juarriello,building inspector , andborough engineer;. _•_•
• •• In formal action; the board, - received two applications for
site jplan ^approval -for. tworestaurants "nT~the center o ftown. . - ' ". • .
M.Mv Almeida of OrchardTer., Clark; who. is-renovating
by
pehse and^capntar^outlay .ience.
trip.Blecker said yesterday the
students are ' rvery dir^oihted.''raf
Hefalso. is planning aone-day Sn<J • -.F. rajikha"fun" trip at the- end of the; Districts 3 and 4.
to 'snow apprediatiuu toGARWOOD- The Board of.
"~ forlufure scholarships. ™ - 1 -
Jhe, capitalwere Henry PieFih i ld^toh
j p t grtse outlayrski, Earl
St
I'uesday. --"Vesteraay ' . aguidance film, wajs shown andgrade 6 presented a play.
kindergartenr kindergarten the forrrter J«yce Danceveryone anjl7 firsfgrade is- being held ^Studio at 347
this week. The 'following arerequired^-Certif:was
ore. . . . . i-^-ife^
Troop 82 will present a Christmas engagements-, theprogram directed by, Edward Rosairs held its annual dinnerBudney. ScOUts will speak ofi at: the L'A^aire in
president, Phyllis Smolley and- Jam<, moved-tb~-0asalerr—-Mrs. - VltTnt^i
Jan earlier thisTmmth,.,.Schnell voted-nd, stating itCasale.who has served, on. would.be a tax burden.' Rev-.
J. Rischmann
baptism (if not IAnne) prdof of fnimunizationagainst diptheria, tetanus and
measles, rubella,
South Ave., -isuesting permigsion to put a
shatce overftang-on the--building. The applicant plans ,.,to open a • restaurants' AOGCision fc is expected nextmonth. _ • ;
noral topics- and assist in tainside. Theushering. / r ' ; singing group
. 12-VMKn'an^hi
• vRevi5r. Marvin W, Green's ^pr- its 14th yea(tobic w i l l ^ i "InJCaseixYou "
i ) ^ i bere will be a sanctuary Hucn.-, as"vSyeddings aiidt
service:~yTednesday at 8/.nini^banque'ts-r Programming 4s-in observance of Ash>Wed- "selected from musical shows*
i nesday.„_ • 1^y>^-.:A.• ^^Lballajte,spiritualan_dpafaiibticjCaU 27^808frr 276^174
of Health' in cooperation WiuiMemorial. Gkineraji Hospital/Union, :wjU provide^ Cola-rectalscreening ' withoutlihar^e toa.du1t. rep9ents''.'pf'-Uie:-C()nK
s i c i a n ^ r ^ e s t r e ^ g a t - ^ ^[emorial General'
March .1 and;?; ' "Hospital contact lazzetta at the health
^6081^1112^62740
CHURCH SERVICEr;
Society; Clark-Linden, willmeet Monday,; There will be ;TOe^v::I«^Ei:jBeiider;mass rand recitation .of the '>-l 'M;^wiU:dMupy.'tl!^"(^cebla•Rosary at 7 p.m^ followed by a pulpit Sunday at ^ id,-a.m. A.jdemohstratioh by:. Auce^-eMfflselor iri human relations4^bvre^bl^me.;Candle,Kifc^atihe:^nl^ehen? pay of RecoJlection;^ WcMrkhous^^-Feb. 25, and the ca:rd party, of CUff House, 'A ChristianMarLfc-r^; % ; • chaHsmatic^minlstry- ;^- ;>;
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i_Suno>y_ ible-^School4^(Va . m ; • ' • ' ' • ' " • ' * ' ' ' • ' • ' • " ' - :
IMPROVEMENT: . . . ' : . . , • . . • . , , . , . • • . „ . • : . . ; : ! i » r • « ? ! ! « < :
Harmonia Savings Bank has IENOERV been asiiiting N«w Jc :*cty rasident*; V in attaining Home Ownarihip for %=-:;,v";;':';over 125 y«ar». Drop in or cal>^§
NO Minimum BalanceNO Service Charge
. . . and Your Checks AreAbsolutely FREE
V ^ ^ : . ' ; - ; - - . - ' ' : : • • • ' • ••" ^ : - : S ; : /X ; ; FREE BANKiNG BY MAIL y
;";::Postage Paid Both Ways."'By l^armonia
o* **
TIME SAVING ACCOUNTS"arty Gor^p^Ortrftd-^cfrtei
OF4VEARS —Deposit $ 1.000 MinimuVn Deposit $500. . Mjnjmuin Deposit $500.
iil law :iw
iiytlvest tliLTc'on is
prohibit ll'ic;p:ivmc.a|'<>.l' (inii: <li(pi)'>iil pt'rur iivmiiiuriiy unless thrcc.:mqhth.s,bl'lht" ' , '
l and intm»n_i>n liu- Jinoiint wiljjtlrriwn i« reducoil.'tjvlhcregulur; passbook r a t "
t-t In EtiZA&CT«.^UNlON SQUARE & 5.40 MORRIS AVEl -^-^289-0800S lit SCOTCH PIAINS: NQRTH AV& & CRESTWOOD RD: -^654-4622
,.. ."•>.•'; Irt TOMS RIVER; 993-FISCH6U BOULEVARD —349-250CT• < • . • ' . ' . " • . • • " • • • . • ' • ' . - " . : • ' . . : '
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;-' --.*•"""_ ;" - -._ •" • " • : ; . ' . • M o . T J b . e t - f ; p : l . < ? ' - J - S n , » ( n g 5 . - f ( i s u r e A ( o $ 4 0 , 0 0 0 , . • '.''"••:.'•• ..'•'•
^ v , 12 Springfield Avenue Crarifom, New Jersey 07016, ^~~
fY; Sayings Bank
V KARMONyRD—^671-2500
us Services, c U
Rev^Wendell PSd SriSunday Seryices-lJ a.ni.J 7
Sunday^^SchijqlrSc^s'a.m. -»
7 : 4 5 . . p . m o . . , ; , ; v ' - . ; : \ . : , V r ' - , • : • - . : " - : 'CALVARY kUTHfefrAN
ReVk-i Arnold J. Dahlqulst.p a s t o r :..-;:;;:,''•.k,'-'iC.i':.- '?:•?••'^
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Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.vST.ANNECHtJRCH
aim;
Rev.wJohd A.Saturday
. Sunday: 'Masses-^iSi: 8:15,-
Sunday Grade School-9:15
Sunday Church School-9:45 tesdaytfiW'p.m:'-'':-"
.T CRANFORDDNITED r" • v1:1:-.''.:':;CHURCHv^X^w-" —rSunday-Services^trwmr^T
John Kopf.^student assUtant^iDavitt7r''Dbui(n~er<yr'TBDitBlc~':'
ev. 'John F. Davis, paator
director and JVF advisorSunday service and church
school-lo'a.m::.'•'.';"• ; >FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. .Alfred E: Brown Jr.,p a s t o r •' V ; . \ ; " • ; • • • • : , " - T - ' ' : . . • , . . , . : •
. Sunday Service^ll.a.m, ••Sunday. School-9:30 a;m;Prayer Service'and Bible
y ^ y ^ p ^ m ^FIRSTCHURCHPFCHRIST
• - ' ' : • StolENTiSifcMrs.; Joy. Zimmerman, first-reader. / , ' V :Mrs. Norlne Stewart, second
10:30 a.nj; Also 5:30, r7:30
Holy DayS^li«ft«^', 8,9:15a.m., noon, 6:30 p.m. and 6:30p.m. the evening before/
WeekdayMasses-7, .8,8:30,9a.m.. 12:05 p.m.r7p.m. • <~
Rite of Reconciliation-Weekdays, 12:30 p.m.j•Monday,*7;25 Ik.ra^^Saturday,4 to B,'7:.45',.tb;8:15.p;mt . ,.i,'- iNdvena :T6 ; Our Lady-Monday at 12T25,- a,ptni. " 'vHoly Hour-lst Fnaay V
Reading ilooni r openMonday through Friday, 11:30a.ni. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday,noonto3 p.m. ! - , , .
Sunday SerylcelO ainti 'SundaySchool-S:45£Lm.
ST, THERESA CHURCWC -A C KENUAVQRTH V, __
Rev. Edward D: Herinesaey,
'-;•.'..:• .CHURCH \ , -Rev. Paul, H. w LeHeccj.associate ministerReyr George", E.' ;9we,"ijterim muilster :.'"i\"'~;
-Sunday: Servtceift,n M .. Sunday School-9:50 a.m?>-.Adult Eorum-9:S0 ajn.
"" •;' GARWOODPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev". Jamea \C,, Campbell,
Saturday Mass^-?, 8. 9a . m : , 5 : 3 0 p . m . - ^ ;'•' .•••• . -
SundayMasses-7:3O 9 WJWia.m.,.-ribon, 5;3O p^m!lS^37;; W^a.m.,7130 t>.inF ':'•
tabW Sidney D. Shanken
' •' Saturday Service-9:30 a.m.• Sunday .Mlnyan-8:30 a.m.
•SiihdayService»llSunday School-9:45'a.m."
^ Bible, Stvdy-Wednesday, 8. p ' . n i . ' > . . ; - - : ' ' . • " " • • , . • • . . • : . . ^ . - '.-
^ -JEHOVAII'Sl WITNESSES -1 Sunday Btble Talk-9:3ba . m M l , p , m . •'•• , .• .;- ,"• ' V •, ',
Sunday Watchtower 'BibleStudy-10:30 a.m., 2;15 p.m. .,
i TRINITY EPISCt>>At:- [ • . ^ ' • ^ • • • • ^ a i u R C H - - ' - :•••'*R^v. Canon Vincent K PetUt.
.pastorSunday,..,J. a.millJHply
EucharUt, It), a.m. FamuviEucharist and Church School,7;3P p.m.;' Life in Spiritseminar. •" • •• ' • • .-
pJ.m. ,Mf>n'>i hthlw
METHODIST CHURCH :Tuesday 8 p.m., Prayer and
pastor • ."•'_. ."; i
Sunday r jservice-9'^30 a:m.,OSCEOLA PRESBYTKRIAN
-CHURCH. CLARK•-.' SuhdayServlce-10 a.m. •'•'"
ice
Guild Rooni^ "**'^Friday, e^O, a.m., HolyEucharist. • '
-lazzettar health/pfficerr..•' For early diagnosis, a !'do?it^yourself", prlncedu're,guaiac, will: be .used. It helpsfind hidden blood in the-stool,-explained rIazzetta. The test
this week requesteds of children, entering •
i " - . " . - - - , ; - - J.-—:--i.'—-»«-••"' WJUCll U. XllSCIUIldlUl W9S
- year remaining, in his three-' absent. " , . - •' •-The tax-levy pi> the'.oapital
fii n .—tpense r~"portlop ' w,auld"to nil Casale.s represent an increase of 22'
polnt$ of $88 on a house valued
KENILWORTH- A minor windshield BfVitale's car,withcar accidentresulted in a fight—a—wobde^hahdled brush.Sunday as an Irvington man " " - ^ - " " - • ^ - ^ - - • - J -^ -<••'
bffice, 575 Boulevard, from.Febi 6 td'ipl-' -.:;.•;-::"• -•".;£ .. •• •
Participants, are- advisedtofollow 1 the diet advised,
according^ foTdlrection, and:
^return the slides to. the healthdepartment by Feb. > 15 forchecking. Anybn^•-.- withpositive results^ will-be. cofti
'&**$ b v MenwrialnGeijeral
follow-up -exam .by" a- family
to. / s tar tprocedures-- beforregSfratioiOn-April, •_ •- Children who. wul be five in
or before Dec. 31, 1978 andhave completed the .requiredimmunizations will, be eligibleto enter.school. A. birth, cer-
hiaHlificatemust be presented atthe.time of
and flriving while Jsn the ; Condtt was released on $100 telephoning Hardlnerevoked list. J* _ ~ bail for a court Hearing Feb. • . • » - . - - e
Patrohnen George Kernatt 27. - ' -..;-•••'."• .iIII and Warren. Jaeckel jib- Michael Jung, 2i, of 15th St.,servje.d.^an^Acddent^Qn_-W^ Rr«MH«lArMicKlgan' Ave. near the drivtogarid^d^Boulevard when a car driving motor vehiclerregjstration in ^ ^ N l L ^ ° v
R , T 1 H [ " r P*-by William Condit, 2i ' of his possession Saturday night f/311^,^ Kl^lerman ofLaural Ave., Irvington, hit the on Monroe Aye. He had been S^fn ColJeie»?. ! New Jersey,rear of car driven by Gary stopped by police whd ob- ymon, and Dr. Rjchard C.Vitale; 20, of Fairway Dr., served him driving with a flat
L 0 n i b n ; . * a t • 3 ' - a ? m \ ' v ••"^•^.•- *.- .* ' t i r e . . ^ . ^ - . . - • • . . » • • ••.
Condit stepped out ofhis car He • was released* for aand allegedly smashed tferhearing. Feb^ 13.-:'. - •
**wsg v^ iirteare no write-in .votes in the"Feb. 14 school board electionfor a replacement to fill theone-year unexpired terni, thecounty superintendent ofschools will make an ap-pointment since the board's 60flays have expired
Reading CouncilHenry |"iekarski Jr. whoseterm expires this month and isnot seeking reelection.
-; -.. I U J I I iu yy \JJ\ i jd(—' JDepart-—mentL.of- publio_works _etiKl* ploye§ Wqrlced from 7:30: a.m.
tp .9 p.m. J&n.; 25 to dearborough^ streets ihat werefldqded by rain and meltingp
- - s ' H O W p . " ' • • - . ' • ; . ' •"'"•' • .-' • , / . •
.Henry M c G e e h a n rsuperin,tejnde,ntY '. 6t . the
. department, said 10, employes.""•put in •"•• a n — « ^ »P"t il- -ri , _
hours overUme.:to.. dear ••• thecatch basins clogged ! with
' numerous .trouble spbfe in-tV1nrii>1ifill#;"f the Boiilevafd &
and the intersections'T^gtr-ano jwonroe^ve.-iiMn-ftClj
and Monroe Ave'.,l14th St. and'Washingtop Ave., and 21st St: !and Richfield Ave. v ; t
He added-thatsewers Jrf thesbuthea&t; section «of, theborough were'backed up.aridthere was little, workers coulddo until the' Water ranoff.
Police, received numerouscomplaijiits.of flooding"from
-Wrestling, Bnearley gym.Stephen Szabo. pastorSundayService-10
• S a t u r d a y , F e b . - 4 " ' , ; . • . . , - :^' ••• •• • '..':•, Vr 10 aimT-noon - Art lessbhs, Recreation Center, scihool
_agejChHdrenj|nd senior citizens. •._•_.I 16 a.m.-hoon - BoyirbasketBalirBrearley^ gym,-3rd to8th grades.
, 10 a.m.-noon - Boys' basketball, Brearley gym,-3rd and4th grades.
5- lOraTnir-noott.—WrestlingrBrearley gymr<— .-.—•2-4 p.m: - Girls' gymnastiiis, Brearley gym, 3rd to 8U1
g r a d e s . .._••:.- u...........•.—•-:--.•.'_-•:.•:. •-•.-•-:— - - , . -.. ,,.Ji—i v l o n d a y , J b ' e b : # ~ : :•• ; \ ; ~~ ," .'• "
'••;'• 7li>.m:"--Municipal'C6\fi$T.~- T
-™7-94>.m.^TaJc. off ice, open.. - - - >p
7-9 p.m. '':7-9 'plm
Wrestling/ Bjrearley gym.fi^U^^ 5th and 6th'
' ' - • " • " " • ' " ' " • ' " • - • ' " " • • " •
^ ^ J p j ^8 p.mJ;-tArt Association, Recreation Cenjen
T u e s d a y . , F e b . t _'. ••.; '• ' • . , ' • ' - -7-9 pjm;--Building inspeetor's office open; . •.
- ,7-9 p'.m...,- Zoning enforcement officer's office open.7:30 p.m. - Oyereaters Anonymous, Recreation Center.8 p.m. - Woj-k'session of Borough Council.
Wednesday. Feb. 8 (
12:15 p.m. - Rotary Chub meeting, Galloping HillC a t e r e r s . " , - i - > , '• . ' • — •• . . •
j-ft p.m^SBoya' basketball, Brearley gym, 7th andathg r a d e s ^ . ~ • ; " • ' " * • . ' • . •' ." • " ' • ; • " , • ' " • ; -
7-9^30 pjm. •> Teen Club, Recreation CenterJ - -• 7-9 p.m. - Girls' gymnastics, Harding School." ".'-'"
. 8 p.m.,-,Board of Adjustment meeting. ~--^;.--'"••'•••T h ^ d P ; J > 9 ^ ^ ^ V ~ ' <'"" '
Shepherd of Trenton State'Cotfege are sbeaking today tothe Suburban Council,In te rna t iona l ReadingAssociation, to be held at
3:30j).m.
discuss, '"A LinguisticApplication ' fa"• •• €om-
. nrebensio.ri". while. Dr.Shephel?d%-.topic will beruBy^passing 'Dick and Jane and
Friends and Councilmembers, are welcome.
- —Iiocat- members-include rMr.Si Maureen Capece ofThomas St., Wtonica Hakala ofCffT
today f6r parents of St. Anne ,School students. Tomorrow a " Pre-kindergarten age mustEucharistte liturgy wUl be be four years old by Dec. 31held at St. Anne Church at and kindergarten age must be11:30 a.m. The public is^ih-~five-years old by Dec:: 31: •:
Men Charged . :The board unanimously "^WT'Oj.'B '¥^B i^Jfit £
added $3,000 to the current W l l f i l I | l 6 t t O Iexpense portidn torcover c o s t s — > ~ — — - :• ~of J the mandated state . GARWOOD- Two Newark roll of cloth material, ap-"unemployment tax. Voters men were arrested Sunday proxitaately sifc feet long; jowill be asked to approve a tax morning.for allegedly stealing his CAT on South Ave. at 11:40levy on the $918,614.current large rolls "of orange fabric-Pm~Saturday.expense budget of - $724,419. from the Allison Corporation,' While questioning Hilary- atThe tax levy on the debt 200 South Ave.1 • headquarters,-police learnedservice over which voters Officer Robert Bradley t ' ) e suspect had allegedlyhave no control, is $70,058. Th& while on duty, observed Hilary P l a c e d t w o • r o ' l s ' o f t h
brraiserby tax5g-lffl7~iCoacliman, 19, o f ~ W material-outsiderthe bnildfal' Eighth St., Newark, an em- b e f o r e Jeaving work that.day.
plojeof the firm, carrying a Police also learned a second- - • • ' J man allegedly was involved
. and they,: _:gaye Cran|pEd_• "po l i ce , a description of "the
on the current expense anddebt service portions -totals$794,477. an increase of $46.213
Saturday, Feb. 4 *- ' . . - •'"' .^7:30 p.m.- Parish bingo" games, St. Anne School.
Monday, Feb. «12:45 p.m. - fibtary Club, Marisa's Restaurant.8:15 p.m. -. Garwood Women's Club monthly meeting
VFWHall. .v.-v—- - • • . " • : ^_ . . »- 7
10 - Tuesday Morning Group,. St. PaUsTT n. - Parish bingo games, St. Anne School.
8 p.m. 7 Board of Adjustment meeting,hiirsday, t e b . g ~" '""• • .•.8 pirn,-Garwood Police Reserves.
6an~cer
Garwoc&cf-GARWOOD=-JIheJBoaxd-jjf-
second suspect.The second roll of material
was found later on Willpw.St.near the Allison buildirig.Police said it apparently hadbeen dropped there.. At 3:05a.m. Cranford policenotified borough ^police that -!Larry Loftin, 18, of 120
^"bjrMrs. Marioif^tJailavilleTor309 Pine Ave. for-a two-story .building at Center . St. Were,returned again, last-week forrevisions^. Plans include, arestaurant on the first floorand office spaceonthe Second.
Health BoardE l e e t s ^ S l a t e ••:••'GARWOOD- At the recent
reorganization, meeting of theBoard of Health, the followingofficers were elected-ipresident, "Mrs. WilliamKlirrias; vice-presidenti Ms.Ruth Johnston; secretary,
.—Will iam Klimas-;-physician, Dr. FrancisKarney, M.D.; nurse,- Mrs.Rodney Van. Natta; dentist,Dr. Justin Brenner. ThomasGeoghegan will serve- TXS"sanitarian until Aprils
In cohipliance with the.agreement last month with theWestfiejd Board of Health tomaintain a program of publichealth activities, in ac-cordance, with state stan-
Health, in "cooperation w i t h # arrested inv connection with #{!!/"e Sw5 ?uMemorial GeneVal Hospital, . the theft.•• V • ' • \ ^ I ' ^ L ^ ^
sanitariaiv-to be hired, will"begin twese duties April-1
V i t r N t h was ap-
School°
In Adult.
Kingsbury of Orange Ave. alland Joanne
Adult ilocated at David Brearley
equivalencypreparation, " a*dult basiceducation, and English as a
_ . . Mrs: Ann L a C o s t a - o f - : ' ^ g ^ £ ' vSheridan Ave^ Helen F i S t o k - ^ ^ ^ . f " * 0 ^of N. 19th St. arid Mrs, Martha
of,.S. Jard-St. all of— K e n i l w o r t h . — , - • - • ' • ' -••• - •:-'•• - ' -
Scouts Thank.Local Merchants
KE NIL W 6 RT H -- BoyScbuts of Troop 82 recentlythanked the following, Jiiet_chants for—their jChrlstmas.donations to • the'children atthe Chilcjicen's Specialized
'Hogpital, MouiitainsIdeT
The first two 'courses areo f f e r e d _ Mo tfd a y s , .
-Wednesdays! .atid Thursdaysfrom 9]30 a.m. to 2 p.m. andfrom: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.Daytime1 and eveningSchedules may -be combined.v Enrolment is on acontinuing basis. Each newstudent is given, a preliminaryreading attd math test to"
r-determlnenis or htfrstrehgthsweaknessjes, and
instructed accordingly:
DAVID BOEARLEYMonday, F«b. t
frankfurterSsuuge paflySalami sandwich -.
TueicUy. Pali, iSpaohcltl
' Baked pork rollWarr] ialad sandwich. .
}FlshburflerCold submarine
ClfrThuv«d»y, F«b. » ,.
Hot turkoy sanctvylchBarbecued b*e/ on bun
. .P«a«ut btlHer and lolly" r i—Artidwlch
Frl«»y, p# | , 10 '
MHatbflll . Kubmarlne• landwlchSpiced ham sandwich' HARDINQ SCHOOL
Mohd»v, Fflb- *Peanut butter and lolly
• sandwich 'Tu««d»y, Pab. 7
1 BeeT and1 oravy-W«dn««d»y. P«b. •
Macaroni and ch««« /Yhurtday, P«b. i J
Spiced ham: and cHe«usandwich
Pi id.y . ^«b.,10Batter-dlppad «lah
Union, will provide free colo-rectal screening, to adul.tresidents of Garv^ood, an-nounced president, AnneKlimas. Caticer is «he of thegreat killers of mankind.'Many of the deaths could be!prevented by early diagnosisand • treatment.
A ; ' d o - i t - y 6 u r s e l f " -ediire,. giiaiac, helps find
thp "Stonl.
Loftin and Coachman; .were
S n d S s S S o S ^e at" Borough Hall on the^ f f S S S S S F S • : % # £ * % * * * each raonth
•20. ^..' • , ' • "" .'". A-'spokesman for the Allison Motn r i s t St^nlc
- Corporation would not give the . i T l o w " 8 l J ' i e a i & , ,
——______ OiJr from HessRotarians Starting GARWOOD-- A'motorist
who _*ove into the Hess gasaaptcr at
station,- . 3fi1g
explained Dr. Francis:Karney '1 f"* t "^ i « • " " - " _ * - ' . Friday morning, look threeof ae-BoMd^ofJHealtlLJrhe ^JCheJlQtary Clubs of Union, cansof'oUon-a-rack-and-drovetest packs wBl be available at Elizabeth; Hillside- and - but; police, reported -the Town Pharmacy, Center Kenilworth. will be co- the rtight attendant toldSt;/fromTFebTJ6Ttffl0r Par--sponsoringa Rotaract'Clubat. ^ 1 ^ the car drove" in -at'"ticiparits are advised to follow. Kean College" of New Jersey approximately 3So a mthe diet, prepare UwTsTod this spring. It will be the first Four tires worth ap-
aeeording—t^—Ro^r-ct-Glub-^in-JRotar-y^-prfrx^HatBiy • \ftlT0(lfl" • • • • " j™-T- i i . ' ' m ^ i i i » ' w*»t'i-j»_» _L^L i .« • » • - . . . J . — P . -- - r*j?..Y ^- K*eA»**m _ ! • • - • • • H I M * I L ^ W _Division Vbl.
The first meeting will beMarch 2: at 9:30 a.m. in thealumni-lounge of Downs Hallon the Kean campus in Union.Membership will be open to all
directions, and return theslides to the Town Pharmacy-•by-Feb. 15 for checking.' .
_. • Memorial General Hospital" will notify people who have-
positive results. An exam fcjy aphysicianj)r a free follow-up* students at Kean College,screening- at Memorial Rbtaract is a national college-General Hospital March: 1 and age service qrganizationt will be required, . sponsored by Rotary Inter-
Ajiypne with questions may national Call Dr.. Robertcontact Anne Klimas, 789-1762. Hacke, 527.-2406. . -:
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\C Shack Charity- Bantonight ai'.-The 'Gran Gen-
of Craiaford, afad KenilworthVolunteer Fire Department
REGIONAL BOARD
Road, Clark,rrom4to 11 p.mR d pi b to^fo
• programs such as\lteld trips! an* ' cultural actiVitiea for, special education/children/^'• v
• Nick Lamendbla and. the'..;'JJnk'-''Q|akfl{y Orchestra will
•play h«s from.'the big; band!era." Hctt andr icold horis
arid dessert Will be
„ _ St. "sponsoring,a Social for ..___•Theresa's Rosary Society will Mount; CarmelGuild for the"spihsorl a " g e t acquainted - Blind Sunday; -;F.eb.. 19 -card riarty'* Monday at 8;15 ' leaving'the church at 1 p.m.p,m. In' McVeigh^ Hall. It .is Volunteers -are •heeded toOpen .to the •parjs.H and^-prepare and.serve pisaa blusdonation is 1^1.50,.,',,'. donatiohs or cdkes, cofteej
•'•.'. '• - ,.-.',:- napkins, teabags, sugar and^ : T h e : . , R j » s a r y - . . ' $ o c i e t y i s ; m i l k ; : ; / / •>• • • ' • > i . . ' ^ ,;;•••'•• •" -.
The Wednesday! meetbeen scheduled due to ;
15 offered Mjondaysednesdays from 7:30to
p.tlii nWfl Tiit-gf^yii- ftnd'iddjya from 12:30 to
iFot information call HarrietDiamond. 272^480.
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Jfan. Birthdays :•:!.' .„.:__!._i""KENT-W'0"RTHF ; v"Th1e~"a!aaversory;brhertnarrtageL-
fceriilworth Senior Citizens to Joseph Strack."held their January -birthday vM"'"' *"°™1"'"1
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'Thomas, Mary Susterkav goWeiv show in- Morrtetown .•Elizabeth Curreri ond Ulliw Feb. 27, should contact SophieDorsLMrfl: Sophie Strack was-Strack at tije club.'There will.
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congratulated on the .50th bebe transportation.'.
DOG-CAT OWNERSLow Cost Spqying
1h6;tlrne to protect ybUr- pet froiri uji•..; wanted Iltfersl Pregnant cats.and dogs canJ*JsO '_„-
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Russell Girincione, owner ofthe. company, reported thedarhage to police at A: 15 a.m.Jan. 24. ' • , Lj_ .
Snowballs -broke a plasticsign valued at $100 at theBflinskas Bros. CompanyK 346North Ave., -Ian. 25.L
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By MARfcA GHQSS > s. a n d ' ^ CaU81^11^ tuckets n i» - H from the field
hoopsters' two-minute .surgein the,last period Tuesday"1
njght .wasn't pnniigh to pull-"HfcfhTona n
" halfv 30~t«T29~Q l j
-Catholic- - - • - « -CRANFORD'.
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past, the Union CatholicVikings, as they lost 67 to'-61;.
Ray Callanan played superbboth. . offensively i",ariddefensively, scoring 14 points,
v while, covering Union CatfialicSuperstar Mike Brown.
Hie "Cougars also dropped
flubn Qa'tholic jumped off IK cfin
early third quarter lead 36 £'%to;. 31, but Cougar offense -MurphyslimAed the margin-to% tp 43 e?idferid" .at the end of three gu&rters. McGovem
Unii?n Catholic "enipted^in^J0N
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NCATHOLICthe fpfarfh quarter iW&i a 15^ Cliffordpoint, string led by 'Brian. 1 * , > £ , r \ .Lane's <3 points for a 61 to 47. L»ne, Brian *l*>aH - - • Brown ' . . • - .l e a 0 - ' •' • B e v l n e , " . .. .:
F.T TP HoselledUtscored the locals• 'i- 36to26inthefihalhalf to raise
24'. 10.
_., rebounds.:to 24, enabling the Rapis topull away fromCranford earlyin the game.
The.Cougars record i& now 3and 12 overall and 2 and 9 inthe division. "J , _.
Cranford hosts WestfiekT.tomorrow night and RoselleCatholic Tuesday afternoon insa.jconference game.
UNION CATHOLIC 67CRANFORD 61 -
Ray Callanan held MikeBrown to two points" in twoquarters in a fine defensiveperformance in a game inwhich free throws provedc r u f d a L • • •• • «
The scoring went fairly evenin -the-4nitial-quarter^-as-4he-Viidngs led 13 to 11. Union
"score a 12 point surge. J im ' n&OSELLECS*- ,--'Murphy, Ray Callanan and - CRANFORD 44 *•-*—Brian Bradford pumped in two Roselle took th6 reboundingbaskets each-in the run. The advantage Friday night as theclock won, though, as tinfie ratt vRams breezed past theout with the score Ending 67 to C«uga«.. 65 to 44, Aftera 10 t&6i - .:!_• , ip.first quarter^ the Rams
The locals outscored the connected, outscored -theyikifags28 to S6 in the field-locaif " J " 4 J •*¥ *&"*•'•goal' categories but f ^ quarter led by Prank Mdler'sthrows turned; the gam,e~
he- game-as the locals-fait- a -Jim Murphr leif Cranford P°°r 1 8 59...°f,30 P ^ c e n t
with 18 points, Ray Callanan i r ' r- T|had 14 points; and Dave Cree, Eg l O C i f l J .11.-. Cree and. Scott' K ley ,* -«V:V*** .
rgrabhed.JO rebounds each. '•]$**' • ' :~'";*'"Brian Lane scored 23 and • if
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li the C Dayton Invitational;; Tournament and the team
DAYTON TOURNAMENT•'< CRANFORD#J "
" UNION CATHdldC 48 ' .This Was thesectmtthie
.everyone to-capture-the -Jcrow/n. •:•, •-.. ..'' ' . one;week"'and for the. second
TWrCougar team was faced tiintfUhion Catholic came out'th thb same tajk Saturday:
;^ti top.^hisgame was.a, iriucfr
getting - balanced scoring! • asBeth Butera led the team with -14 jpointe . and. six rebounds/
dor Sharon Ford \ scored-.
*^ito a victory overBo6ell^- to 18 Tuesday, the off ; Mike
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: eight points and led•with 10. rebounds;':.
the tejaniv,Friday anrt nr.«,
' matches to Roselle"*._ ,.,-,«.fv>natmeir^Rich-^ ^ c k ^ scored a pin,
at135fcoihlost by^ecTsiiChris Blood and Jim Dwyercame back and won'. bydecisions. - Bakerian. aridDeUeD6nne were_botfeipjnn(ed
rby ^ ' undefeated ;;':• Clark
Dave Ciree scored a high of.-16 points," while collecting.10 "rebounds, as1 Jim 'Mtfrphyfollowed with 13 points, J:;•••.;.•
•Frank Miller~ led , thevictdrious squad with. H
the girlg wfereagainst third, seeded OlhiqnCatholic in the opening roiirid,of the tourray. In the tKirdquarter'-jt;..app.eared the team
j might just repeat its (eat. trfjiast year.' Iristead,,the. girls
46strby"fpurteeri p6intsyy to?Tfrqm.
tightter, cdntest- though; asCranford .threatened iri the',second haii. < : '" ' : - ' •
After1 falling behind :2l;;.pointe-. -at :halftjme,; the".,Cptigaijs <jame back fcrscore 14.
Hooan, ' •- . .F.drd.- . ' ;W a l n g e ^ -Knlskern, ,Strpblorskl
a me "Mbran lost by decision; These with a decision r
114*3 were the last ^ defeats,for the " ^ - q^1 8 1 0 n ;^J?8^ ^ T w ? Ca^aihp. Bob • : The'ieam will:
• * CRAWFORD 17 :: '-•.'..ROIELLE - CATHOLIC " - ) •
- ^0>- Feitaro C, p. Cenek, 3:58; <08-~Sheehan c / d . Seller, 10-7; 115- Rlnaldo:.R.c:><«,'Morley, IOi-4; 1?J- Lltcholt R.C.,d, Grlbblu, 5-3; »J9- -Pawllck C,. p,Monies, 2:J»;: T3S-' Wlschuien R.C., p.Capoblonco, 1:16; 141- Monies R.C.,'d,
.JVloran,.»-0tl48- Caryalho 6, d. Perona^• TtrOilSS^ BakerianC, M. Renna, 2-1; \7pt-lendry.C, d. Nicholson. S-3) 183- SpechfC,p. Vlohr, 3:59i HWT- DellePo
"Sparling, :49. ;• :' •
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ParadlsoPutierTotals «ROSELLESacksMillerJohnson.WorthyJenkins
with a loss to Clark Friday and
n is old CLARK 19
f its facilities in' ,to5,389,oop: in;
*whlch incIuHeT^generaT,MT iyides.lsjuperyised. activities,:,-
V,'c;*-'nikers;: and1 walkers rose'
LEAPING LADIES^- Cindy Walhger of Cranford, No:32 In Whlfe, jvimps fortljj-off as Beth Butetr^, No. 35/\/yalts tograb it in opening of glrJs' garpe against. UnionCathol|£4n the. payteirt Tourney'Saturday.^ •" . :.
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, , ' ^ seven-years , ."I BtUl^^rauro started off thtiscorlngM^W,^hersays^"IV8;8tiU with a big decision. S h e e Sgood tpvto.','v. ' ;• also won by decision- Morley^'.:,:. CRANFORD 37 - I Pawlick and Hendry all
ROSELLE CATHOLIC 18 scored pins for Cranford
^ CITIZENAND CHRONICLE Paged
;- In- the Cranford Bpwllnd League,'• Builder's General Stlpply overcame a'237, 671 by Bob Matten,. to defeatGentlemen's Corner, Ltd. 3 to I and takeovertsolid {earn, effort, outpointed CranfordPhotoofaphy 3 to I and tied Cranfocd^.fi ur I Cviilm Ifli". second. The SportCenter lost a 3-*a 1 decision to Coach-andFoUf « Bob Weber "shot 233, 404-and
• Dehmer'S 'PloWer. -Shop "stayed In.cnnftntlen-rWlth-a—tflctoryroffeno....Decorators. . to
Barnetf s M/lne- Barrel Room over^nepast slx'weeks have a 31 and 3 record
,-«nd-ar»-maklna their, bid *J they,'contfmiedthls striak wlth.B"J,to. I wlrv.
GarwooclrEdna Oliver, bowllnp.for thVGarwood
Murray team In pin actlort last week.
Livingstoniloh 'series this we'ek In Llvingston>'A league were by Ann Drca6wsJ(l,; K a y Sarnowskl, y w ana
''•'-••-""- Ino hlBh76*mes wer»,
winning ' end'.'""against VerlortlConstruction. .•?;•' " '"
Other ihlghr oames were posted, byKathy Bonavlts, )71150; Evelyn Lawler,'149; Diane Guertln, Ws Pat Lawrence,145; Eleanor Schlelchert, 163; Dot Shea, .
•161. 157; Anole Slmonet, .140; Eleanor*Kotsera, 158/15»; L>dla Carrajat, 158;
. Amy McCloskey, 158; JgAnne Millar,153; Lois Gloss, 151; Millie Whrel/151; .
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paced CraWfpnd'GuK to a shutout: ol:• HoWland Realtors and terry's Texaco1 ups*t Shaheen Aoency 3 to 1.
The Lodg« took a-3 to 1 dejlslort Jr.om—y?FWrniVfaif S h i k
•~T5ieTewTfIoh-.serles were recorded byEdna.Oliver, i94j fevelyn,Lawler,-^45and eieanora Kotjera,-«O. . ,
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byTdMottAVBON • .-'--••' ^mernber of-the team., .Members of the Cranford THe prison guards told us
Hotel basketball team wanted""—* ' - *—-* "---- " L ^ 'more" competition than they
-fourid^—^ii-^ther: 4ownsh!~'.i*ecreatipn league. ""jTh .wanted it so bad? they werewilling.to go to jail for it .andthey did. ..:
—-The-team-which-consists-olCrahford school facultymembers and is sponsored by
•Frank DiTullid,' president ofthe . Cranford HotelAssociation went to Ossining,N.Y., State I^risttn Sunday fpplay-^aReam ofrinmafes; .
Gary Mix, a Cranford High' School physical education
teacher and a member of the.team arranged the game withone of his college friends whoworfejEis recreation directorat the prison.
ByTDORIftitJRlPHV minutes^ ri7.5 seconds, JfohiThe h i g h 7 ^ s w i m ^ e a m ^ ? l ^ t e r took, the 500:free
defeated Setdri Hair 45 to 38 s tyle event for Cr"aniford—M.ondaVvr-J-he^:team--M)'asJgpttester also: won the wdoming off a wirj' over freestyle.'••* • .-PlaiMield 88 to. 84 and now has . Dobley' iflso'' '"
ByJOEPERfeOTTA.v picked a tougher spot for their, plirsuer in;the MVC until their.The two?-weekrest the David •."»* road wm than^'Ridge.' A.-Ioss; Thie1'Bear -team played
team had rrs6emedthem.'They won.two-...——~~ — —T-.— ->• —,— -~«. , U J ™ . m i . . o . , i , . « » , ^ames, los.ing only.'a 56 to &4 points for Ridgetto keep*thenv from the fifeld;''but Bririller, to Middlesex, The m the gaiwe-The Bear^ thade was; eqilal tb the chailehie.
lfeears^ripped^RpselIe^arkJi8_^llAdjustoentjto50ananipjped Ifidge51 to-49.; and limited Hurford^ jef-. scoring with 17 points, \vhile *
. inovertime to run their record vfectiveness jn the ^ second halfr; Joan Hatfis had 16 a jum&lg.rs to-7 . - — ^ ~ * " """"" ~~~~" ' "~, ._ v 7
B e a y ^ j«mpe<3i-Qut io a" t Roselle, park, dlesex game hurt the girls, (of
^j^er^ei^t Wffs v the" big/f'.rthere."
A small audience of inmatessat just! behind the two teamsduring, the 'game. Hopkins,who helped out on the benchwas sitting ngxt to the players
collected;in the
! medley and the500 freestyle with a time of5:50.5. . . . . .
John Forrester and Baker
the ^ ^ y ^Jim ForreStal took second in
iw.-ahd Hoag: addedc for the'\virt."'
from the^ho^ne-team.-¥he along with JunJrrushdndJde second 'rilaceVvisitors were instructed not to 'Dooley tookiirst place in the The 400 frevisitors were instructed not totalk to theunrhates, however.-The feeling on the court was
much different. "You felt youwere just in a game againstanother basketball team,"
Dooley, took iks t place in the The 400 freestyle team"400i.reestyle. Dooley alsp took Baker, John Fowestal, Keifirst place in the 400 freestyle. Bowman and Jim Trash toDooley also took first place in first .the 100 backstroke and the 100 CHANPoiit>«butterfly.
team, Forrestal-'^nd Tas t break. MiddUese>£ scored, two lDanielle " Gleadall Ed aie ****** twelve points of the Hqa^ledthescorers with Ii9GleadaU and J > - ! « ^ ^
lead down -in* the fourth' added 10 points each. Thesequarter. _." -: = • - v tthree along wSth"Vitale *ahd
With *•••• three minutes John Ambers played the whole ."remaining, the lead was down game|pr.the second night iri a
Sr- However/die Bears; row; to make. the:, .win -ever
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"equipment at the prison werenot the best, the competitionwas. the inmates woni 86 to
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'Just Another Game' ' :.The atmosphere iftay have.
• had" a. major (effect on the;'Cranford team. The playershad to give all personal itemsto prison officials beforeentering.- Then "each was.searched and sent through ametal detector
"And once you .get itislde,
u u , » , , l J ' , Tpraised the ability of tKe jn-mates. "I t was a goodphysical game." Drakestated; "They played byprofessional rules. •
;'.: Hofpkifjs related a" light ,moment in th,e game ivhen oneCranford player asked tKeTimekeeper how much tinie :
an excellent diving"performance. • by JohnAshnault who took first* with100.35 points.
an r.m.a> soo m-.3rd E..Gleadaii*:M
1:54.S, 3rd1st Baker
.9; SO free:
c6uidn\t_c6ny.ect:iurno.viit!slmWfi worthwhile.- _-into points. The game_was!.." GIRL'S BASitEtBALt^ose^^the^veryTend^^heff^^The girlslfjanifietr record toBearVinnieVitalestoleapass4 11* ana d, a new undefeatedand fed-Bob Cancillieri, who jrecord in Union County, by
-scored^ 17,"for^a basket with, winning three gafne$. Theytwo;,seconds remaining, beat Roselle Park; 54 "
spvpjithirfth
The-shojtpiirrelay team ofMike Itehzdliaiid.Bob Shustafinished! third...Renzo set*a •school record with .a 5?" 3"
of 5
:02.5: JOO breast; s r d 1 ^ .V:14,T; •'ijo-r-free relay:. 1st, Trush, Baker, Dooley 3:37.*.
months'."Jr, Masters Wm.
two ,seconds remaining, beat Roselle Park; 54 to 45",> throw, the forigest individualHQwever,.MJddlesex_was then Middlesex48 to 31r-andJRidge^tass_in : thegroup The'1 high able to run oujt the clock, • :42 to 3 t ^ • - . , jumn relay team tjf Scott -
TKP Rparc couldn't, have. Park was the girl's closest- "'-•*- - ~ ~ j " - - j * « ! " • < - - -
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, Waiyus^andSahl; Viccujalso. were third, Walyus jumped -6. feet for the first team and the
two^had, av tb taroOl ' 6" Jtobreak the old'rneet i'ecord-for
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fourth in the 880 relay^ and aiiftJhinlhe^rlnrWredfey. The"
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Volkswagen, is the car we think is best all aroundfor this gr>?at State. • -You can park it easily In the tightspaces in Paterson andBloprnfietd. You can-
openltup on Rpute 80. And youTake Volkswagen's great front-wheel drive skiingf •laLVfemon Vajley or. Gr«?at Gorgi?.
Anrl wbf-rmipr wnit.rjn unu'll iindnpnnf fop.>W:oy Pf'^O[. Iji'ii; .rj&VL" _ -_.•_.'
aiDSoluf^Iy'lliii Jriost scientifically sophisticated. mostexperie'nce'cirVn'dsfioyMlfll]:maintenance organization iivthcrStater^r; ~^ " «. ' ' ~ ~ '•' '
So meet'the New Jersey Pro near you. LeHiim show'you the cars he's-'pieKfed-for New.Jersey..Lcthlnvshow^you hb'ati-v'ita opaighprr
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WeVe the Jersey Pros-We're in a league al l our ou>n.
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the 19 to 3o-vpar-nld com- Association, won the, New,oetition Jerseyr Backganimon Openheruhner-ups-in'the t h ^ e - ^ f f i S n ^ h l t 5 1 ^ ^, « ^ . is tft in HasbroUck Heights.
x4 pJ^yacs^laJJL!e5?fi!lsi-Q__ e f e . ; . ' . •••". -.
What .was unusual about thecompetition was the fact jJtgitit was doubles. Most (our-naments pit .one againstanother.- - • - r~~
The Bernstein's -have, been
Catholic.the~^Cougars i Twere
tory Joe._.... . .^Taylor^ 194. high and Jim Smolenski turned ui a
• . . . . . , , _ anL_^y^ja<fc6i^hobti^r^and Farher
with.,a"and-4d7.
•with a 500 series. ' : ; Livingston;gave,flie Bears a 1 ^Jim • The team Teiord stands aP"atid-1 recorrf'tor. tH^ year..;
Sctfti 15 and-18.- : . .7 " ' Vicci and : Renjib remained;%;
Lo^eio0mk shdtput, respective..,; won the high jump wh
cljibjCQrnpetitlon.
Pete Vergalla.31 to 40,
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; rJench to • replace 'Waihgei?,.:added four points and grabbed .seven rebounds. ..'••:'
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• the Berriflleins-; there a r ehundreds of. players in : thist t b t l h d '
gg^sslve Cranfordran. into foul double as gSSS
: Cipdy . Wainger Gilbertd h futb" p s a l
7':'Z':. • WRJESTJLINIG. ..., The wrestling Bears raii ia tougtuweek, losing- io^dlesejc 52 to 3 andjSidge, -li; A tyta; oVgr^Bayley-Ellard36 tojtp'dfd keep the- team at^500^4 a n d 4 . •:.••".• '..!;<.
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. - . . . • second.ini the "Hallf-mile. andThe Crantord recreation wrestling pe te Durnlnff rame In fnnrrK.
. team extended Its Wlii streak to 6 and 0 f e , ~ t u r n i n g Came in lOUTUlthis week with (our more victories. The m the mile, Fourth place in theluni matuwnctefeatettuncien^etos,,. two*mlle went to'Stevfe Slane.
: tetllnoanev record for Total points and" - T L T V « J I « - A I O V , l«~*Z. i 'defealed Westfldd to lead.dlyiilon A In _:f; f tV Jmi le - re lay teat t l ; of
-ZMW' union county Junior wrestiirio . Ell iot• Dor in , - Paul 'Hansen '
defeated Hasbrouck Heights ond -Placed, secand. Don HovburnAAapitwood/ , - > .:•••• _•>• . •' , t o o k f q u r t h i n t h e h i g h j u m p . :
• Irvlhe Linden match, Cranford Mfry<? , . IHMMIIH
seventh.-loss of: the Mason Was. the.;i Inability of anyone to score In.double
figures for.cranford.: AlsovJhe_henck.•' munsuou unly »our points. V . —
The Mrsf quarter ended with the teamsfled at 10. Union Catholic then switchedto a man-toman derensa to beat theCougars. ' • >, ''. , -.' r- , - v *. Union Catholic led by nine at tho halt 'and Increased the' lead through the
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* AthletlpAssociation. ;• [y. 0-This marks the'secon^'year'.a;row that:Union College.!
Robbie Pender. Bob Carualho.'. DonUawloc arfd Kr«st*. Oonovskl. Winningby d»cl»l»n vwre, Sean Uebers, ScottS«nk»rlk, Glenn Breuer, Ken Lebers,
• Mare Slrockmwi «nd Dave Oelber.•••'.• In the WesHleld-match, cranford'
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Ken Klein and Chris Ryan, and the latterby AWredoe, Senluirlk, L»bers, Rich
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•l^ltiijatrlck, I l« ; Fred peMarco, '317AJack Von Bronf, 203; Andy Markowlch,J13V; • Bob Maften,, T3i, ,2)1 237;'"Don""Now.lckl,233j Joe Krol, 2DS;, Ray Rooen.3l*i" Pete Oramllna, 303') Bob Weber,233; Ray Hensel, i l l ; Pete Oltopciuk, •2O4i James Delia-Sals', lU) Tom Kane,2O»Noary Schrlever, 3d* U3s John'hKcOtnn, tti; Joe Anglnpll, 201; Tom
• Totella, 231; Vic Mason, 333," Torn-.Youflo, SI/li-Ted Hull, .JOS -VJohn P.-
"MeKenna, (735; Joe Tomalavooe,.-2M;.Alex BUnJIna, 233; Phil. Bloomv-233*;Roland Scheller, 237; Bud Scarparl, 203;Joe ZimonktriW, 202; James Toll. 211and Rich CJcchlbne. 210. - ' .
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' Based on the movie "Star School represent not just S»y«k'jF^ds S ™v-Wars," the idea was' con- another country. Ijhey're from cranisord sport centerceived and executed; in the. art anbther planet. A short;one is r^niie^^scorn^Ttd.
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rWit]hr4he sotindrahd iightr~—Afghanistan- These visitors''Students, 'participating' in home base is another galaxyfaking-' thi&pjlaster-- models^— far f;^ire:-. 7^Eaini; BlacI;v SusanBlurjnief tafohda 'Brown, TinaCuria, Bob Czarnatowicz, Joe
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games lor Walnut PTAwere Dee Andren, 1.85; Clalr O'Noll, 175,Ul: Barbara' LaMagna, 170, SueZerfoss, 142 and Lynrte '^chmldf, 161."Hloh series were by Clalr O'Nell, 4»\:Oee* Andren; W)l J-ynne., Schmidt, USantf Barbara LaMagna,. 414.
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SilSbing.. JheBlgJImteamwontuwgamisthi* CranfordBlks30004Week'Vunenwse th«,lr lead. Those y/*ho. Toll Engle Pluwblnabowled high series were Marlon V.P-W. 3cymbaluk;S.1S, t)ot Gara»olo,503; June J-»rryl«T-t)<»Co^no«3j^^m»i!DiEii^^^iJj9it
Bettes Aldr^dge, 1.79, 182,- MarySa|\fatorlello, .154; Charlene Danlelak,
- -1W;: Ellen Santos, 160; Shiriey Wadlow,157; Betty Thornton, 141; Vlckl lanelll, •
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John Oblachlnskl, 411; Debbie14
|Laure~STndoT7349. HlgbJeam game was..
Jetty Thornton, 141; Vlckl lanellli- by Rotary Club, 874 and hlglV team series \ :..'.:ols RocSefeller; 141, 158. U2;* Peg' by Dberrer's Plant Station, 2531. • j .no, 179; Beverly O'DonneU. Ws • ' -\ -•' -P • "."' -7 '" i t* . : ' L . .
- . - WlGrlppoT "485i V.F.W, V-'•xf'l'Z "~ei'!.l.r'r.'Zi"i ' l i *".?, Maryann Llpke, 473; Mlnnu.Snyder and
• K a r e n • StObieSKl,, M a r y - Sherry Bolte, m: TeddyGregory,-J44jMcCarron, Kevin Jeteri Gerry Marie pinto, *a and Betty, sutler, 454Korner,-David Poviejl, Laura'Levine, Karl Nordman, Dave
i.Popey Andy
Big JimThe Gamblers •Team 1 •
TSaBajdaFowski :and .Jan^t -ZT^ave1 .C y m b a f l u k . . *.• - - ElUabeth Coal
^ T h e newest " e x c h a n g e " ' ?eS»n?'w > l u r r i b r"0 -students at. Cranford High springifeid Industrie
. . • Philip Crotet1' Co.
-Those bowling high'games this weekwere Mary farvalbo. 189, 140; BarbaraO'Amlco, 173, 14«;: Joan Karl , \1jl-Eileen Czarneckl, 170, 148; Joan Ryan,147 and Maryann Rlorlllo, T42. Thosebowling high series were M a r yCarvalho, 491; Barbara D'Amlco. 448antj Jeannle Kowalciyh, 447. ' •
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lilonlc Bnwfren-Agaln
MS. Stakes 'Rolling-PinsSchool BellesBowling BagsAlley Opps
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Doerrer's Plant Station .crlsdel ' •Bob Miller Tire Co,V.F.W4. .Team8Crafg ... " , 'Acme Generator •'Garwood Fire Depf. , 3D
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the-legal-vot«rST>rtho^hSBrDIsfrlcTortHe"'Township of Cranlprd, In the County ofUnion, New'Jersey,; that the annualmeeting of the legal voters of- saidDistrict lor the election of 3 members olthe Board of Education and: for otherpurposes will bo held at 2 o'clock P.M.onTUESDAY, EEBRUARY 14, WH.
the polls will remain open until 9:(5oo'clock' P.M. and as much longer as may •bo necejsary,.tp permit all legal votersthen present to cost their ballots.
Tiio meeting will be.held-and ail thelegal voters of the School District .willvote at. the respective polling placesstated below:' - _"
3 members will be elected lor 3 years.At.the laid meeting will b«W*mlttod a
proposition lor voting taxes for the.folloyUng jsurpose: ^ - ^
• For Current Expenses.... VgrrrfStW.The polling places lopaafd meeting
as determin to be
buildings and contents.This announcement Is .Intended .to
notify.all Interested persons of thecommencement ot this study so that theymay havo an opportunity to bring anyrelevant facts and-technical dataconcerning local* flood hazards to theattention, of. the1 Poderal InsuranceAdministration for consideration In thecourstrof, this, study,- Such lnforhiatlon:
should be .furnished tp the ChiefExecutive Ofllcor 6!'4he community^Jlor"forwarding/to PI A.Dated: January 19, 2& »$&->
8Fee; tM7t.-Xr.'
.• , > ^ " P U B L | C NOTICE-<The Cranford Public Schools do notdiscriminate on the basis of handicap Inadmission or access to, or treatment orffllt ) th P h h i m M A
ChococoasSloe Gins
-Screwdrivers-WhlsKeVSoursDid Fashions ' ~Plnacolada ;
. Black RussiansHarvny Wallbangers
; GrasshoppersSingapore SlingsPink SquirrelsVockaiGlmlets
Shipley Hunter rolled a high game of1SJ, fallowed by Pam Drotar, 152;Lorraine Taml, 151 and Pat-Cluba, 150.
W LPUmpklnsAw Wight.! *HopefUls 'EnchantersNeat Misses
St.Micliae! •High bowlers this Week for St
Michael's were Marybeth Schaotfur,178; Janet Korba, 148; Carol Martls, 147;Linda Dunne, 145;.and Joan Karl, J43.Hlghierleswas rolled by Joan Karl. 435.
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•¥fife*'s Company- . 21 . laPinups ' • ' 1 9 - 3 0Mike's Ange(s •• Wh 30*-iHappy Hookers 14 33 •Javelin. Throwlers • 15"/i -23Vj
Hloh pames In th* Knights of-Columbus League .Saturday were by \John Glndel, 5\S; Jeff Danyus, 143;-'David Ardente, -120; Mary -Ann Drone,120; Carol Miller, 117; Jill Cardlllo, 117'and Lisa Gallslewstcr/IM. High series-were posted by: John Glndal, 3U4; Jef»^Danyus, 374; DavW-Arderife,' 305;-Jl|fCardlllo, 312; Lisa-GalluewsJ<l/7w7 ondMary Ann Drone. 290, High team gam«by Knights of Columbus, 748 and hlghf 'team series by Knights of Columbus;3114.
- .- ' • . . . W - " L.Spray Drying ' 31 'H 19'/i,BlllnskasBros. 30W — 30Mr—
-P»trOT?15aics , 29 MDamor.Cohstructlon 2i 24Westwood . , 33W 27'/<jTeam 3 • 33'A It'/iAccurate Bushlno ' 23 ' 28Knights of Columbus . 18 33
ofHnu Ulsli ILISthe election
Election) Have been designated below,and no person shall.vote at said meeting"elsewheer-than at the—polling—place"
1973 and Is In compliance w(.lh- SectionSO4, In .Its programs and activities.
—:Questlons-or-conc<>rns-regardjng.compliance with Section 504 regulationsshould be referred ,10-1
Try Harders
LEVISiON REPAIRIN VOUR HOME ori risi oun snloi?
M^mhcr of Crjnfnrd Chamber of CnOunerce
Anthony J. TerreglhoAssjttanf-Sup«rln}endentCf bDated: PobWaVyi'1978 'i
WILLIAM D'.ROBIKISON,
j p }Cranford Public SchoolsBox 444
NOTE:The term "currentexpenses" Includes prlnclpateachers'; lanltors', and .medl'
CHARLIE'S ITALIANJ DILI -1Italian Specialties
—VisM The fheese SHop -'. l<tryour; ;'
. Gourmet Needs-
_. PrqsduHo, Salami •. Salclcclo a Capicolll »
Home Made Sausage- . "Hot & Sweet, -I tal ian Kitchenwares
344 South Ave., Wcstfield
FieinCot(eeBe»nsImported Te»s . ,
-Whole Spice*.
John-Lattora, Ptop.962 SlU»vrt)nl Avtnu* Union
INSULATION INSURANCE
276-0133 BUILDlBRS CE1RAL
Insulation Co.INSTALLATIONS
• Blown Insulation^ _Storm Windows Sc DoorsS49Lexington AVe.
Cftmfordy N J
Inspectors' "salaries, fuel, textbooks,school supplies, flags^.transportatlpn ofpupils; hjltlbn of pupils attending schoolsIn other districts with the consent of ttjeBoard of Education, schofiL libraries,compensation of the Secretary, of the
_cU3todlah-oV school- moneys" arid "bfottohdancp officers, tVuanf.^schools,-InSOrahce,. malkUenancq oi. plant - And '
andnbivInsiructTonjn equipment.-^.' A msniber-of the.Baard;ol Education-must be legal voting age, a citizen andresident of the .school district, and havebeen.a cjtlien and resident for at leasttwo years Immediately preceding his or
Crahford, N. J., 070141201-273-9100 , / -
J^t>ated: January 24 and Pebruary 3,1»78
J_Uriy. Glueck_'s.J42-and-Gcace-Slnnotts-410 led the bowling In the Brookslde
. leagu<r.
Fee: \1.tfi
BOARD OF 6DUCATJ0Nkenllworth, N, J. ••
• .Notice Is hereby given to the leaalvoters In the school district ~&fKenl|w0rJh,JnJiie.CoMnty ofajnlon, thatthe annual meeting for the election ofthree members 61 the Board ofEducation wllU>«'*h«ld at the Hajcdlng5iihflDLloivGtnfi£iiLEIectlfliLDlsJxlcliJi^5iihflDLloiGtnfi£iiLEectlfliLDlsJxlcliJ^ion. t u e s D A Y , -February 14, 1978.between the hours of 2 and 9 p.m. .and asmuch longer as mayb« necessary to;enable all the voters prescVlt* to casttheli-votes. ' ;• . . ' •., ' .
ThfM members-will b« el«ci«d.for a
BDB's"WhatsltsPin Downori.
Charlle'4. AngelsGreat Ekp.Trouble-shootersOptimists 'Triple Threat ,Spare Girls, _J I
Positives
Siiburbansuch Board, terntof three years. At said meeting will _
lfe~6**iilitmltt.«d the:<W49tioA«tv«llng vtet^-vii$(rtf°'m£isxp,
PLUMBERS
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CRANFORD
PRINTERS
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.•;.-i.;;-CEMT-ER-- '•; /1 • 261 South Avenue Bait '.' WesHiald, NeW Jersey. 07090
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_SA»)l£,DAV SERVICE—- ' •• ' •• •-. I.On M a i l ' J o l M l - i 1 ' < -
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' 272-3340 - ;lltASTMAKIST,CHANfOHO
TYPESETTING
. Citinrkl• 3 1 Alder,. S
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Cfi'nlor'd.; N,J;
agaThsMlie-Board.••every citizen of the United States of
;';tne aoe of IS yoars t^iho rjas peen' permanehtly registered Ih the municipal
election district st least thirty days priorto the date of the election, shall baentitled to vote at the school election.Appllcitflon (or military or civilianabsentee ballots may be made to thesecretary of the Board ol Education.
.POULIKIGpiSTRICT NO. 1 «•Polling place 4 t the Brookslde Place
School at Brookslde Place In the SchoolDistrict, lor Idgal voters residing withinGeneral-Election Districts No's. 4 ,1, 14,
PorCurrent Expenses... .SI,131,174,00NOTE: Every-,clibum of the UnitedStates-of the age of 18 years who shallhave been a resident of-the County Inwhich he claims his vote Ttf I rtTY DAYSnext before the election and who. have carnevalebeen permanently registered In the Gagllotlmunicipal election district at least 30 Welsenlhaldays prior to the date of election shall-be Hetnsentitled to vote, at the school election,.. 2acek,-
Paullna L. Morris TrontoBoard Secretary o«nlsl
Dated: February 2, 1978 • WagnerPeel il.Hk Syko
• SHERIFF'SSALE . • Collins-SIIPFBIOP.
- A high series of SS2 was rolled thbwiielcby Bev Cramer. Other high series
- egSrjaszstorxsuu*"_ '2; Jennifer Welseothal.
Stasle-Hetns, 474; Marilyn Tliplano.Betty.DeMarco, Uj>: Marae.Ocndv,
444; Moko Onto,"443. Anna Rowe, 45* andJoAnn Zacek, 451.
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LLING DISTRICT NO'. 3•Polllflfl place at the Roosevelt School
at.Orartao Avenuo In the Schoor District,(or legal voteri residing within GeneralElection Districts No's. 0,' IB, 30, 54 and
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JERSEY LAW DIVISION . PASSAICfcOJUNTY DOCKET'NO. L-4sS»« J-3037-74- CAPITAL PBSPURCESCORP^RATfON, A Corporation of theState of New Jersey, PlantKf, -v JOHN•BROWfi, an.d GLORIA BROWN,DtemMm
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PolllriO place at- the BloominadaleAv^nu* School at Bloomlnndiilo Av«mu«
;ic^:teiBiiitfifi, u\t ubeL^mn'
DetemMms. ., CIVIL ACTIONEXECUTION :
ALIAS WRITP O « SAJ.E
RAILROADERS' CJ.UBJThe Retired -Raifrpadirs'
Club will meet Feb. -4 at l iaVm. at the "Senior Citizens'
EijarSnn ^ hreaTdlno within General Election
. bls/rldsNo's. 3/ 1 l i ana 30.
. " — >OLLi i4a b r s T w c f H O . 4 •-•-Polllnopioco»Hh«Llvlngjlon Avenue
School!at Llvlnoston Avenuto In theSchool Dlitrlct, (or legal voters residingwithin General Election nintjWH No's.l ; " C r 3 l nJT '.«;"l4Cl»r3l »n<nJT • '
- • POLLING DISTRICT Nd.S >Polling place at the Walnut1 Avenue
_,Schtx>l at Walnut Ayenue In the SchoolDistrict, for (oOal vottra resldlhg withinGeneral Election Districts No's. 2,10, 35a n d » . . - • • '
POLLING DISTRICT NO.« • .Polllim place at th« Lincoln School st
By virtue of the abov«-«tat«d welt olexecution to mo directed r shall exposefor «ale by publl< v«nc(o<r,.ln room BS, ln-th« Court Houii, In theXIIty of Elizabeth,N. J., on Wednesday, the 1st day. olMarch A.D., I?JB, at two o'clock In thaaH«rn66i16ISJi!itojiU4hJi-riobt^UU*-
-WrtnnTerMi
Rahway..
in Stock • • ' :
•'• Picture* Frames
*Ari Supplies
SELL. . .QUDDENand
SAPOUN PAINTS
PAINTSHOP101 N UnlQhAYtt., Cranford Vil\
th« abov«-namad :*^-:
aeV'HJantJ, In .and to »h«: -tallowlnoproperty, towlt: . - '. All that tract or parcul of fonii andpremise!, iltuale, lying and bolng'lW thfoTownship of Cranford In th«~Counlv ofUdl«n and State ol N«w J«rs«y, maneparticularly described « i follows.:
BEING known ond designate s i ColC*nt*niilil-Av«nu«—lnj.thej-School~-.54Jn Block Or»*ihown6rt^».certain ndipDlitrld. (orvlegaj.voters residing within ontltletfAAapol Villa SltM^JdBulldlnflGon«r»l Election Districts No'i^5, I t ; 13, Plots lor Salo at CranSrd. Union1 ' ~ ' Nj,41 -•IKJ[-»..
' .'byVrtfiii_.^,WJ , r.n(he Township of Cranford; In the County;:f><-Unl0h7No<«rjflrv>y. ~ '
Dated! jMibttiary 3, 19/4P**- I M « I ' . • . . ' •
''• ' . . ANNOUNCEMENT• OFINTENTTQ PERFORMPLOO& ELBVATION STUOY
The Pedaral. Insurance'Admlnlslrallsn trf the U. S. beportm^nl4^ HqOSlng and Urban Developmentannbu/iled today thai Under authority ol.thoKejilonalFloodlmOrancoAct.of Will •(P.|.lS5)-44<),o»»mend«d, and th« Flood'DljfUti* Pfot»ctlo<vJU;t^l-UJl CB.U-W—2>.. It'Will fund 4 UotalUd »Wdy;of theUood hazard ar«41 In the Township of
' C n n f o M . ' " ' • • • " . ' . • . • ' : • . < • - • ., The Study Will tM berformed (or, thePoderal IniiJrpnco AdmlnUlroMon byThe >l«w J e r t e V Department "of"Ehvlrortmontal Protection , and byRichard P: .tsrowne A»jotlatot,,
' Colihty, N. J." Property of S. Cihlll, E i *<_u,hl<:li-ni4p"w«."lll«d 8«(St<imMr 30, "IS77"
ss Map No.-ioi C jutd mort psdleuiorly—V1
described ts follows: ' . 'BEOINMING In the Northerly' side ol
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rnj'ndto^^oitrsO loot to Thi p!o<oo.bMilfinlha. • . ' * • * '^
owners, Introduce you to.thW WINE OF THE AAbNTH CLUB;. •^ou'll receive a booklet wWh rjaslc wine Intbrrrtatlori to acquaint
you with wines frtJm all. over the wo*|d and rndlvldOarAA/lne factsheets Which will fbrjpla "mini wine course", to help you learri alxjut
^w'ne^-There Is no obllgatlbn.^nd-thfronlyHexpense-^to^ou-ls-thfrCost-of--, the wine, If ydu should desire to purchasea bottle:
•. Tho pUrpom ol IhU study l i to oxon\ln« u
and.evaluate th« Hood hamuJ'arcii >-'-ih» comituwliywhkh-a/* iie\iilofiad.Lwjilch »r» llk»ly (a b« dnUnloped find td.vdotormliMi Hood .•l«Vatloni tor lho«areas. P.lood elevations Wlll'b« Used by.the cotnmUnltv' to.corry out th« Hoodplain, mariogoment obloctlVes oi theNational Flood' Iniuranco Progrun.They Will also be Used 81 the bails'Vordetermining the appropriate HoodInsurance premium retmepfjlkablo tor 'fieWbulldlnoijndtholrcontijnHrasW*!! '
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rtrmn Is du«, approximately l3,5AJ.Wand coat*,., : ' !• '-' Tha-Sherlif r«f«>yes -the light' toadlourn this «al«v .
RALFHFKOEHLICN• ' , \< -V • ' ' • • Sheriff
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'" T g g e 10CRANFORD<N[.J.)CETIZEN'ANDCffllONICL&thtysday;February2-, 1978
Open Weekdiays: 9 - 5Deadline: Tuesday 3 p.ni.
J . "& ESTATE FOR SALE
A ' -
yWhave buy.ers! The Boyle; Company-'"has developed effective selling methods
including ouf- unique Boyle Market-Value Analysis. Wife tell you bow we canettectivefy-merchandise your house an"(jrealize the highest price.possible- Then,through advertising,•'"' corporate,contracts, multiple listings and ogr _exclusive mernbercship in this area In . ^"The "Gallery of'Homes," we can-find a
"buyer at ' the Mqast' amf fun t / foLinconvenience to you. • yS
w mm nest m©^er ccsH for the
home*from Half Duplexes.1stto / latffie
Spilt Levels. Our fullystaff fed office Is open,evenings and will gladly.Inspect your property.
AGENCYREALTOR,OfefBAVET
CRANFORDS» .YEARS Of SEHVIf t
-6 Room R«nxh Bungalow.Spick & Span CondHtort
RooiaytH School Section
Reatto>
1F1 WERE BUYING /ATWOFAMlLV../^
THISISWHATIWOOLDLOPKFOW
1. .5 rdOtos,jHrtft.1fod sun room.2. SepafjWiieating :systems.' (Sovery Unifortant today). _.3.,/Separate liiftters. .
A. Basement," . •5. 2 car garage^- '.. •6. Alum. Siding.' ' .; •(Nb"1iiglr~jrainting dosts) "„•.•7: Close to town. ' ,. .:-••(No need for a Car). •—8. Realistic Pr ice. . .
CALL US ABOUTiUST''SUCH A PROPERTY! >
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JWHEN YOU CAN HAVE THE BEST' . WHY SPTTIFFOBI FSSt
Members ol Cranford, UnionCounty Md-VfosWeMMuttipk
... Listing Services. .
.•-•'' WiBam C. Kliunis, S.R.A,SENIOR RESIDENTIAL APPRAISER. " . Society.p< Real Estate•. . '.--C• - ' Appraisers ^ j , ^ _ .' "• '.-•. KtyUAS&GAIS : "
•• 663RarHahRd.-; L Cr^htord, N.J.
272-4100 -— r^ y T*——™~
APPRAISERS " ' ;Residential Special ly
for CranforcT&ndvicinity-: ' Quality Hdrnfes Realty '
500 Ceotenniol Ave-r
. . Crawford -
Realf- W 0 . - . t " '•&alfoi:! • •..•.'•
SOUTH CRANFORD OR CLARK AREA -Quiet young man desires 3-or 4'rooms
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m-t lamny^kitchen, reasonable rate. Cdl 399-. 9439, 7:30 pj^u -. 9:30r P.™^J*«<*
nlghU or S>l. and Styii. a.w. ._~ -FURNISHED. ROOM, with kitchen
in pubiht Su'id<iyfc.'jiopfo«- dining-'
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teons
;v ", featuring:.^7-N.Y. Sirloin Steak. ; . ;85Q 1: Prime Rib ..." '._.'.', 7.95*
..'Steak A u P o i v t e . ^ . ' 9 5 °" Steak£ Scamper.'9.95-
Shritap IrtJAle .Batter-." .
'.:,,.;>..-v..vr^jrr??._Broiled ia]mon_/:_.^6.5j^Shrimp Seatmpi .. '7.95Deep Fried Bay.Scallops ;.•...., . . . :6.95Broileq Stuffecf'Sole: . . • . . . . . : . . . 7-95
BLACKBOARDSPECIALS!
UB*uk Minavm,' ''.'Earth Myth,"sclonce fiction show at.. plonotorlumthrough' Feb. 24. weekends and holidays.
' Colonial and Federal' American»portraits,.through March;' -iPattems ol•'•Mie- • Pacifier t a p e v'Cloriis from
Polynesia." thrpiioh April j,V2.OO0I •VasriiJ
''"Summit Art ?«nt«r/Jean DUbOffet
, .K weekdays, W P - m . weekends. .,,•,-. '..'•f'.'J•:'T^i^'-I••• • " • • • • . O A H C E " - ' ! - • ' . " • r - v , : ' i ? 4 i ' i ' < l
•'•• JewlthCommunityC«nWv Plalnlleld, vr •'• jBafeji''«Y- Mashe • Ar le t r t t rae"" and « Vemlhlte •:;,... 33?™W*|danced Sunday, Feb'.'S, 2 p.m.; 7J4-J02J..- .
. - • • : • . . , • • • . M u s i c - ; , . : : • • • ,',,,." "The-1 Orotto, .573 ' -Boulevard, ' ,-KenllvrarflV.musIdJMohtly_: • ' ' "•"'•, .; •• Morris Sla'gt. 100" Soulh / St.v ~ .Morrlstown, t h e 6o«f Rats, Saturday, 8 /
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of a lovely three bedroorh colonial-on an oversized Jotfor $59,900. " u ,s -•„ . ^
-We invite you facdll lOrifif^rtiaTlon on Hie other i l i vTfeatures In this Home.
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+Qff Street Parking , . MSaleorLease. " ,'• ^Suitablefor ftetaij
'—•-. — , —T tfOne Story Building ,
. CALL EBWIN £.'^ Real Estate Broker
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gisod Salufday.Holldny or.- with anyolher promotion.
"Lipstick," weekdays, 7:15 p.m.).?SlrturdayF=3r4Oi=7:5O-p-.mnrt-.Sunday, J U S - I
3:M, 7:15 p.m.; "LoAkino tor Mr. called the GrahdGoodbar," weekdays, . B:« p.m.; _i^g; iCJ)C;i- sh&
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p.m.••- !-"» • . \"'•• directing; "liiyficy-"; enfrahce.;/i7-and'-«xil-4ine-is-niagniHcentr :r
7:15,»:«p.m.; Friday, 7:30,10:1Sp.tnCi Neil Simon Writes for Uie
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Opportunity to- {din .a wellestablished firm with (our.offices serving' Union;Somerset a nd Morris counties._Our exclusive "Gallery' ofHomes"' franchise, furnishesour staff with an unusual-iwmb«r 6f<refwal tcadsj as-
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well, as superidr salesrnerchandising-tooli. We havea comploJe training programC i » M K o h l r W 3 W " "
The Boyle Co., Realtors530 South Ave., E.
LEGAL 'SECRETARY - Craniord Lawoffice. c»u tnnn- '
EARN E)CTM MONEY. Take orders for .Lisa Jewelry. Call for free CatalogSales Kit on toll free »00-772-2]65. ~
ADDfiESSERS-STUFFERS S75 - $200weekly- possible working at. home.Start immftHhti>ly;Frfttrdet3lls.JUSh
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108 W. 7th St.. WolnRaldOpen Dally 'tU 8. Sat. til 6• 753^500
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A" •"• Complete'RernodelDig.
__...._ Her local performancesWesnieid- "Goodbye o}tw weekdays, n a v e included "Arsenic and7:30, »:30 p.m.; Friday.1 7, 8:50, 10:40 ft, . . ., juir+rnvlnc* Mf-,-rhap;m.j Saturday, s..-t; 9:so,.\o-M p.m.; OldLace, portravingjyinrtnaSunday, ?;Wi jr 7,. R:J$O; io:Jftp.m. and "Teahouse of ttie August
" fHEAfem ; Moon",1 in \vhich she played ah* CRl«br»llon PlaybdUte, 118 'South, nripnral—mflklntf-it-'necesSarv-'Ave., crenford, >'That championship or iental , mai l ing u necjasnry
• season," throuoh.Feb. i i , Fri.day, «t3o, f o r her to dye her blonde nairp.m.; sitprday/7 and io p.w.rsunday. blach. fier endeavors' have
included ticket sales, -ad-&, props, 'singing with
/ < / J I H I >a-Semi-professional group in ,' cr£ia''ThM«re». 4 Kent place Blvd., . WestfieW • and experimentalSutrimtt, VNJuht of the louana,Ir, Fridays " t h e a t e rand Saturdays throuflh Feb.-4,8:-«p.ni., v €.i-.__'jrtninrttlin^A<!riimo<! fnrJ73 «333 or OT'lsn tor dinner -theater. —Designing the costumes tor
. : Cranrord Dramatic Club, 78 Wlnsns 'Autltie M a m e Was my
•' Saturdays, e^^p.m^sunday*p*b.""jt'. £ois; " I t was -part of the7;Sqp.m.,m-7<M,57A-4»,or374*in., training to become a oireq-
MecaHer TJio»tr«, Princeton, "The t r t r >•:~-YorcfrBearers;'..'through Feb7Sr4O0-92K"~ ^, ."^j iL TT M. « #*. «*,•".« "
B70d. . . . . . . • • . • • • • - . • " Y o u C a n ' t / T a k e I t W i t h .(, Pamr Mill Playhouse, Mlllburn,."F'»llen Vmi " ' " H n t v W " ' ^ "NeverToo '
AnSel^-'.starrlno Sandy. Dennis..and /°.U' fy-i^^'fi^f^ £&I- Jean Marsh, Feb. B through, March 5, Late,,. Odd GoUple ,. anaI .374-4m. ?";(•'•••.<,:•; ,\. •' \ - "Litt le Mary Sunshine'V a re , ,...••- C E K l f l f RC plays in which she had rolea,^
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ihome. If you arc locating in this area, yfiu are welcomo to come In our
, ollice and v«e Wl] go over1 all the lijtinis-witti you. You yrill find -a'' courteous andiJleasantSales stall to help yoi/Ilnd the home o< your. r h n l r » . L ' . ' ' T -' ' • ' . . "••• . . . - . • . . ' • . • • ' • ; ' • - J ' V
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^RAMAPA INM - at exrt 135, Garden State- in the Exc^ibur Room
TREMENDOUS SELECTION OF
FOR SALE"MISCELLANEOUS
P L A S T I C S L I P C O V E R S - • ' - ' <Custom made, pin litted. oxpertty;'
'cut in your'home. Any sola and 2 '
Porch and Patio Enclosures .
Jalousies Awning Windows
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- Jtmen Combindtloni - -—'" ' Doors-25 Style*'
Stajejy.,4 bedroom Colonial with ihiedesirable features of ftracloosi;.liylngrborrv-with flreplaceV forfhar dining
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faniily;rpbnriiind2V2'baths: Situate'diahl a large treed plot; Call us for;a^(ook at
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.102 South Ave:W,' in?riQS-± I the plans.; LOCALCanada.-Top Prices paid. Home improvements
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The Chronicle tqolc a>jantioiri sahipliingd/ Valentine}'opinions outside 'Pathrharfcpn^outh Ave;TThFqiira;tiprir^
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"What would you like most on Valentine's Day?"'
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B e n e d i c t i n eSistergrEHzabeth
iiia.niow. AVe., -5l Morsie St. Morse St.
''cortibat troops,, still, reeling climbed back onto their plowsfrpm the Jan, 19-20 near^ Sunday night when the snowblizzard, returned to_ action began to accumulate. Byagain Monday to confront the agreement of the^-TowrishipF e b . . 6-7 irfstallment Committee at an emergency.
-representirfg-^the-moSt^crip—rrreeting Monday af"8 p.m., theplirig bacft-to-baclc snowfalls' plows were put back in the
While the price tag to the townhas - not been c o p > i ^ h
clearance is exertingon the "caps"
clearance job,E J A
storm clearance ispressure on the capslimitation on town spending,
according to+ratrJT~
returned to-service Tuesday-afternoon: " • •
Edward J". Murphy."*- a^'1"* The Township CommitteeAccording to Sgroi, four 6f meeting -in- another
the town's" 11 heavy ploWS emergency session Tuesday atThe $25,000 bill on the Jan. 19 broke down Tuesday morning,. 5 P.-m'storm was more than tw.iee mostly as 'the resul t ofiJam^-whatThad been-CGntemplai&rJ'Tnmg, chunks oTlce under thefor 1978 snow removal aridthis .new snow.. The chunEs wereWftek's. Rtrirrn K'4h will .nhniil Ipft frnm tho .Tn.nnnnr. tftnrnn
that municipalc leared- tna t -
night, Sgroi said front-end-loaders were in the lots after •midnight. — - - - - - - : - / ;
in modern weather annals. barn.atlO'p.mftMOnaay to give oequal that of the— -Mayor Ronald P. -Marotta, - -the - cr^ws -a rest. However,• with a yardstick' oh-, a throughout MondiynrngfiTpreviously cleared site, residents, .:many of whom'pegged the fall here "af 6 h'adnbeen told earlier that allinches, \,~"'".' '• .'• ~ : , , . :slreets 'w6uld get at. least ohe
;,the,Case two weeks p a s s " f r o m ' t h e plows,, that_Jli£ht, .began to despair. _^
stilOtorpower could nandle! Or aga in e a r l y Tuesday , butfoe that mat ter , its rrjoney' complaints continued to pout
>wer.
/•:;:. ' JERRY; ' . <::•"'
More loving to my
Je r ry Turanp, 43Hemlock Circle
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MONTGOMERY.' kFm yery happy a s'• : I -a ir i ;" . " . ; > . " > . • " •
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Donna Corbo, 232:
! Hillside Ave.
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MARIE .- . - 1 • ' • • • • • • .
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MariB Bischoff,94 Belmont Ave.
CHESTER MARGARET
"A valentine - a"«'fifeWi snow plows- brunette, sayv—with" g r e a f bfg
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Chester DeSte-jfano,. 28 Mendell
Marg'afet Eran-jijSjjtO P a r k Aye.
With most streets in to\vnploughed by Tuesday nigh,t,Cranford commuters Returnedto the road yesterday to findlong lines of show-ice delayed"traffic;, buses runninglSporadically and ConR^iTtrains on a "modified: week-day schedule." This translatesto running late. Springfield,North and South Aves. hadseemingly endless lines ofcars early yesterday.- Schools- remained "..closedthrough yesterday, with acalendar that had set thesummer closing date, at June23 already put back to June 30.Only- ' t w o ••" V.storm-dav'1
plosings. had been providedoriginally, one of which wasused in a fall downpour andthe "other, 'for the fe '
January The plows were -repaired and Murph v announcedContinued: on.-P.soaU-
aei "TVi
into—the basemenfc controlroom at the MunicipalBuilding! Numerous Residentscomplained of street' ploughspushing snow back overdrivewdys that had 'been
"shoveled. "To augmerit the DPWplovfrsr- '—
tinifbrme^ local' police "'mounted county plows that ".became available ,at 12:30 v
p.m. Tuesday and directeddrivers^ to unplowed. streetswhere'1 residents werestranded and which posed .a \ 7threat for emergencyvehicles. • --Hillside PI., High St., South
Union Ave. Lenhome;,: Bum- "'side Ave. .-—. such streets "as '-'•:these which give motoristsaccess to already-cleared,,main thoroughfares wereplowed Under police, direction.Contrary, to the Jan. 19 $form.
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WENDYhope; W«K can ' A l o t o f health"and^ "A trip on d deser t
mak« o ju i^ t r lp haBpin'ess rot1 Is land/ 'J h F ^ l ^ % M a ^ ^ n t l i '" S t h i
- Cynthia Peter-^aiiMS^^'
r y p j C ; ^ ntalip Stflhier.Mrs . Vjlbiria rski, 123 Ben-
.Tanzer , 166 •&!>„. . jaminSt. - ••7^-l h i h A ; ^ ^ > ' : " : '
"Happiness."Mrs. Wil.nia
^.Alvarez, 404Center, Garwood"
"MUk chocolates.'VDianq Seeman, 24
. HillcrestAve.
A pupuy.1'Wendy Birmi-n g h a m , 200W b t A
... ..._ 2holiday.~ As ha>d as this area^vas hit state arid county plows were
; by 'the. latest storm, damage""'•bh the job early this go-round,iah'd losses.-were :minor cow- .Assisting" throughout,in. the
d'with South Jersey and local operation was William"England" But yn- titiramek, ' L ' ' '
conveniences andTfie back-strain of shovelingcommon to raosl
resident^. ' • ' " ' . * . '• Clearance Began SundayPublic Works Dept.
OPERATION DI.GOUT — Fire Captahj JBdw^r-d Readeclears snow Tuesday mornirigfrom Eastman St. hydrant, which was borled during plowing Monday night. -~-'c
Btorm^ local
'control" director.'The ibwnship pressed a new 19 HoUy SL
operation,"Marotta of the
commentedlocal effort.
: residents•via radio to" call 276 X.he.-tmvnship is running-out-
husbancT on the street.: A"pQlicemaiT ~ ihvestfgated"and"said there was no cause for acomplaint. '
6767 (Recreation Dept.) for of places to"dumr> snow, Thehelp,-Mrs^Miriam-Dfckmart7^Mumcipa] Burlding andnew chairman of the town's Centennial Ave. pool parkingCommittee on Aging, manned lots have taken all they can,a center which included Bob and yesterday Orange Ave.Mulhauser, driver of the bus; pool lot was plowed to takeTom Beissler, assistant, town deposits from the ; business-;administrator, and Robert disti
A Wall St. resident calledW.plowing of that street because!it was necessary to transport adialysis patient to the hospitalfor a treatment.
piessot eheteiatay-atrSt—"<H*»^College, Scatnro is vehiclethe polls' Tuesday to elect o_. ...
... three members for three-year employed a s a°chemical sales,t e r m s to the t joa rd of representative- by "TVIcKesson
HSducatioH-frorrfa field* of five -Chemical Co. Smith is em-candidates and to Tact on , a ployed a s manager of in-
[«e<^rreJt3Eng)ense=^F^ei : iJf t t loffSKre^of $7,997*956. • American Airlines. Weinstock^A-.A^^r, I ^ U . A ^ :„ j s - teacher in • the Scotch"
Plains-Fanwood .public school.district. •
to pick, up foodandLothers' who ..hadThe bus also assisted
seniorsrun outto their homes commuters aridothers-stranded on the road. —
must wplowing has been foriStk' of it"one woman phoned police^Tuesday to complain 01 "toornudi plowing" on her street
Rd.
Of " 2 0
coming u p o u two . s m a l lbeagles., in ' the" snow wriose.ov, ner could not be foufldr _
Board of" Education can- referendum andfthe election ofdidate Samuel Morneweck school iward members." said
determined'•*whethCT","aHy wilrnof-ther-people.'' He saschools should be closed; in whether the i candidat•1979 until theplanS considered support the budget "is
teachers , meaningfulcurriculum, and a strongvsupportive Board.. , of
-EducaUoa-gSensitivo to the
back could be increased byihstitutifkt- monthly .'sessionswhen the board members on a•rotating-basis could mnkp
is needs of young people. , themseiyies ' available at a•1979 until the planS considered support the budget "is ho,^ • t- -JVJ, »/ - ' • central location, perhaps onaby the facilities Committee -longer the question. The ; h K | S f i ^ j Saturday morning; to discusshaveb^n a M t y ^ f o r t h e h ^ q u ^ concern'.with the
levy .. . . . ,Candidates ^includie in
cuffibent Brenda ; Klein,Samuel: ,T . Morneweck,Michael T. Scat'uro, Donald P.Smith, and Ira H. Weinstock.The terms of board presidentHarry Baron and Arleen
gth
snow thrown back intoy the plows.
•t )
Patriots.' A First Aid Squad am-
bulance Tuesday afternoonwas unable tp make it to thedoor of an apartment where asma;U hoy lay .injured and.squad pfirsojineL_.jiad
As a member of the Board of which of Jhe candidates. a>ewlllinfl tfl'"abdicateThome Mile
tjuaUtyrcducatjoii^
Education,:Morneweck said,' willing to abdicate home rule ' p S!?"K •'he would, not accept any plain td hfe bureaucrats in-Tren- portunayfor closing schools which does • t
student isop-. Communication
• Mrs.,i-l
The achievement of sdidate for the BoardEducation, stressed
can-
did not seek reelection after.• serving two terins.
P-ollSjWlll be open from 2, to 9p.m. at the six elementaryschools/Districts are: No.l atBrooksidle Place School forvoters in General Election
..Districted, 7, 16, K, 19, 22, 23District 2 at Rooseveltfor General- Election.
completefoot.
their mission on
*Tfie Patriots Drum, andBugle,Corps will conduct itsannual, house-to-house .fundraising campaign Feb. 18 anr3
. According to policeparked cars and an unploweddriveway at.the condominiumcomplex at ' 321 North Ave.blocked the ambulance after acall was received thatAnthony Kelly, 2V,. years old,
*-had-lacer.atea his' head while- trying to climh up. on a kitchen
• Wayne Blackmai l of 14Hollyw.or>d _Ave., a PublicWorks plow c rewman,complained to police that a
°— resiaentof, RamapaBxL threw.n iW shoy.elful of snow into his
face as he droye by in theplow. He^said he'Will sign acomplaint. .. ,
a female resident'• calledpolice to complain that aplowman was, hafrassing' her
gRiverside Dr. told" police a.group of youths attempted toassist her in getting he r car•out of the snow, but when theyleft her wallet was missingfrom the front seat of thev e h i c l e . '•. ' . ' " . ' '
. Eugene and Jeffrey Belli,Boy I Scouts of Troop 174 ofWalnflf Avenue Scbotol, spentTuesday and yesterdaydigging out fire hydrants onMorse, • Carolina, " Fairfield,and Koith Jeffries areas .Eugene is 14- and his brother10.
morenff^TfeisrwentationTi?^
t^indidates hilUim^d.32'iji7gsadi^'fdwrte*"vtuw"illingness''six—Even1 fewer Jri Wjd^v^*?^?^8^' oi \grades. No'' .sclipol v^thoi4f;^Craflf6rd;^~will
•Space for hiu|ic, a^"femedial '••programs, and a library..
ss to abandon, the- r teaching staff in a tandarized communitadministrative environment
Quality Education.
teaching staff in a tandarized community, about schoolsadministrative environment, through newspaper-articles, a''ATlnstiTdents" Shoulrr^be:- proposed newsletter: andg i v i n g , t o . - a t e p m o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^comnton goals in eafch scBpol groups
h<w>l, 3.8.12 and 30; No. 4 at weather, solicitations wlllTbeAvenue School, 1, majde on • succeeding' Satur-32; No. 5; Walnut days until-all areas,ol tQwrL._sP?rted
t ^ y ffirougHTRFsnow toambulance and tran-^ a doctor's office at
2i
29-5
i s
, • . .. .,• inan equitable manner,"-value*;mece83arv^to~ftmction--sinithp*-—-——-^
L ' L ' y—CORlplex. j n d
chSchool, a pre-deaf children.
ay comrnuhicatidns.ifike to,.See an informar school for
... system where, parents and Morneweck is j » . ' assdeiatei u r g e , - u i o : r c i u » i 3 u r ^ w - ' « . - - - « - u i 1 i U V ^ , v w « a » « ^ « « u . . t • • • • • • • , . • < ^ ^ c ^ » « < ^ d ' ' « » a J t e . w ' • • • ' : • • ; - ^ , . C i
withhold Uieir committment-diversif ied 'solely. .Str^gTZH^^^toanyBchoolclosiiigplanunUl basic programs cHn reading, / annoVncement of the -^fted ^roblfenw; A system now ibeing^ -.-.,••• •-•-:. . - ^ — ^ ~nii thpfnrt,. a^lrnnXn " «Hlfl matKematics and gcience. -child program. Of the 62 Hsed.ui-nuuiy districts is the. St. Michael Church CYO
• the .candidate.." "I also! urge' coupled with- mean ingfur cbllareni selected. .277; attend
yhave, been. canvassed. Self-addressed envelopes .will beleft where no one is home.
•The. Patr iots a re a; selfisuppor t ing , non-profit or-ganization and donations are
7ex~«tediH:tibler-Monies -f r o n i -the Jund - drive aEe_iised .for •instructors fees, winter~ aKmory rentals'; pbrchase o lnewequipment iand uniforms,, andg t n e r a l i i l
Parents" 6f corps members-who-ate-g
them to come and. participatein' the open board meetingswhich will precede the finaladoption of any: jilan/V''
-'-•-.--.-Volera
firm, .bpsitive. program ofdiscipllno "ana control.
:,sC«il*xS,SffllSS SS3S!SrfB«5
five grammar schools," Spilth; s a i d ; , : / . . ••;•' .• . < . .••:•: ': . ; • ' . . • .
: ' •boardj"~ahd"" |he
Michael Ti.Scaturo Expressed eachlevelpf^surprise • and •dlsaBt>exPrf; .n c e-
_____^thastand takenby the' four other, aspirants
, Sunday at a candidates 'Torum. AccortUng-(o-bcaiuro,the othdr candidates said theywnulrLappcal t a Trenton In the
Investigate this obvious im- could relay their concern* ahd'.balance to determine Whether questions through these '
used.inVtnany districts is the^ey^hTO^ertomTHricatorsi. ' b^BketbalHewnfis-™nspring— :. . „ . . , . . .This irivolyesi rejpreselitatives;- a^ paper drive Saturday from 9 cars fbrlhe campalgrt, should", L - L ud jxfisibry -a.m. to 3 p.m. iii the school
the com- parking lot. "For pickup callmuriity'meeting periodically 276-8312.' '.•'•<with the superintendent of- - *'ichoiols..„and -Board, 'of;EducaUon irepresentatives.Parents, students and others
-Appeal Planned
On School Days-'—Ait^appeaL-will be-.madeby schools superintendentDr. Robert D. Paul toeither Gov.' Brendan JSryrne
at state commissioner ofeducation Fred G. Burke to_reduce the requirednilrrir)**r' nif lafhiw^l riiiy<i tV\\f \
meet at the "CommunttyContei1 between' 9 and 9:30"a:ni for asssgnments/ • .
^ * i ^
-O event the school budget is• defeated' in the election.Tuesday and the TownshipCornraiiteV decides \o cut the
4\ dialogue During'meetinfeit.,formation. . Instrumentajfat . ,. . . „. .measuring the knowledge An evaluation of "this, said scattered throug^H'cJtr atudent is or Is not Smith, requires input from there - would * '
student achievement testing,gaild
als6 must be prov. . . ' " . teacher recommendations,
V-proposed.-.school budget -for—Alap requfred, eald Wein-- a n a ; a d m i n i s t r a t i v e.1978-79. '*•*•'.':•'-' -y••'*••• '•• stock ar^'strorig Community, evaluat ions , .and .pa'reBtaJ
•'•••'• -,•• "Ths__ purpose "of this -support, • • high . . caliber feedback.", Community."'
yearno formal
business, but' an: . Informaldiscussion between membersof the community and theBoard of Education onIssue . - • "•'• '• ".'.,..'" ".'
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-^ervllwprtK . :.:tr^:v;}7 : r Spor+syrvy;-.....,-.-. ,.0,9;
"The--180 d a y s . " , -4)
With schools" closed forthe third consecutive d^yyes te rday-and a two-dayclosing for- the Jan. 20srri^^bircTschools areuow slated td rehiain open
t five day.s throughna si- -.„ :t •Paul staid yesterday h e
ihtends to mobilise theN. J .Superintend^ ri<>; 1__-Aji3oej--ation to make a^ebneertedappeal to. Byrne to reducethe^-required" number -;:ofrdays: If statewide action i iHot taken; said Pa"ul, he willappeal personally to Burkethen to\Byrne on behalf ofthe Cranford schools y s t e m . . . - . ....••. • ] . ; * s - . - . . • : . • _
. The lPlartning ^ j a r d gave 250 front on South Ave. and ispreliminary" approvaKFeb. 1, 100 foot deep, would be dit-to plans for a oneriStorywfice ' ficult to use efficiently if the~buflding to be constructed^iat. shortage was not allowed)509=517- -South-.-Ave-._--Ev T h o ^ - ^ T h e ' b o a r d , unanimously^location is next to the Kerr- approved the variance.Sleamshin Co. a t t h e {"oot of ; . X , v. ".•.»Hollywood Ave • ' . Reijflworth Buyernouywooa Ave. ^ Accotp ig^ to the site. plan,,
t i n a l approval of the ap- theJuitWmg will cover 25.2 per..".which was sub- -cenFof the lot; and the to
Koseile " pafk""bu i lder i i s ' the land to . i e uSeoT Insubject" to t h e township zone. 'eng inee r , rev iewing Union' •;"*' 'Cauiity Planriirui Boarddrainagerecommendatloiujohthe-si te ; a n d ' a - repor t con-
•earning'soil erosion .froth the- Somerset-iDriion County Soil- Conservation district. .
Duryee, inP r o v e *coverage,
moving- to
the lot in
The board also granted twoVariances "for .the Site con-cerning a teat yard shortage
zone t'Where jT 40 per cent •-''••'-\coverage is aljowea
Franklin1 L. Beyer,*, vice^ vpresident Of the C.M.F. Key ,Services Inc., told the board .''",
e .building Whento expand ity^ ^ ^ C O t Q p l e t e d pV
lot-oper i . space of 10 feet operation.>The plans call for/ •although a local,. .ordinance ».6.30p. square feet of e t f i e e ^ - '
. requires 25 feet. In , moving space , , . ;" ' •• ' , . « :,that the variance-for the rear .. -Kejy Serv ices , whib,h: .yard shortage be granted, - BSPPare3 -data to .bo placed in -board .member John Duryee ' c o m p u t e r s , is b a s e d U i n :-'toi'd the property, which has n* Kenilworth.
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