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? • ! • a CRANrORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Thuifttay, JuM 7, « i
Rabbi Kushner to discuss Arbor homeowners petition Gold medalist in state chem exam
C ^
his book at lecture Sunday Anna Oofgol, Anna was the only itudent at CHS
named
Gifted program 'Gechtberg sonof Mr. andto summer studies
Jeffrey Gechtberg,
»«nlorstCranfor_ 'ft an award. schools and universities from the
Harold S. Kushner wttTdBcu«rhTs The Tscture is s mtmorial to tht High School, w u Mrs. Sy Gechtberg of Cranford, has New Jersey area. The topic of this
best-selling book.. "When Bad Things
^Happen to Good People." at 8 p.m.
late Bernice Sokolov Weinstock who
died in 1962. The wife of Robert Forty five residents of the their hopes up for changes this year
awardsd a gold
Competitive exams were given in
chemistry, physics and biology to selection been selectedtoparticipate in this summer's program wHI be Russian
summer's New Jersey Scholars Pro- studies;
medaUion for her more than 1,600 students who attend-
.Sunday at Temple Beth-El, 338 Weinstock of La Salle Avenue, she' neighborhood bordering Orange because the government has already
-WaDnut Ave. was a religious school teacher, active Avenue School, especially along Ar- budgeted for projects.
^•rformaoce Inn ed. The event was sponsored by the Screening will begin soon In Cran- gram held at The Lawrenceville Jeff is a high honors student at
in the Cranford League of Women bor. Street, have petitioned the
chemistry • * • Institute for Advancement, through ford public schoolstoselect students School, Lawrenceville, from June 24 Cranford High School, where he Ii
:-. Kjjshner, a Boston rabru, writes of Voters and other civic organizations. ' township government for improved
amination at a re- Education and the, N.J. Science for the gifted and talented program through July 27. vice president of his class. He has
'the death of his teenage mm trom a cent statewide Teachers Association, . '; next September. The program which is wholly fund-- participated in the New Jersey Math
SERVING CRANFORD, QARWOOD and KENIL WORTH She was also the mother of three drainage of waters that flow off the
little known illness which aged the sons. Michael, 22. a senior at Nor- school land and cause ponding and
science day at Anna, who is president of the Na- The records of bright students who ed by the Geraldlne R. Dodge Foun- League the past three years and is a
child many times the normal rate. • theastern University, Boston; Eric, Street flooding
Fslrlelgh Dickin- tional Honor Society at CHS, will ma- will be in third through sixth grades dation, chooses outstanding high member of the chemistry and
' In discussing his book. Kushner 18, a freshman at Stanford Universi- Edward J. Murphy, township ad-
son University, jor in engineering at Rutgers Univer- in the fall will be reviewed at the school juniors from throughout the physics leagues. He is senior, patrol
Thursday, June 7,1984 said: "1 wantedld write a book that ty, Palo Alto, Calif 7and Kenneth, 15. ministrator, said a pipeline in the.
Madison. Anni Qorgol sity, New Brunswick. close of the school year to see if they statetotake part in its annual sum-' leader of Boy Scout Troop 75 qnd has
USPS 136 800 Second Class Postage Paid Cranfq^N.J. 25 CENTS could be given to the person who has a sophomore-at Cranford High area carries stprmwater to the river meet the criteria for participation. mer interdisciplinary academic I a lifer rank, closetoEagle.
Teachers have submitted ,the names enrichment program. Candidates for , This summer's Russian studies'
been hurt by life-by death, by illness School. and. that possibly new hookups could
be added to alleviate the problem
Kalibat receives dentistry degree of candidates. ~~ the program are nominated by their program will focus on the historical
or injury, by rejection or ,-^~-•*«•-" •M»I»F*»** Peter J. Kalibat was graduated Oral Cancer Society at Georgetown, Parents of oher students who would schools and are chosen on a com-development of social, political and
which also affects portions of Locust
disappointment-arid who knows in tionstathe United Synagogue YoUth
Drive and Sutton Place. Mike Disko, from Georgetown University School will returntoCranford this summer like to have their child's records petitive basis by a selection commit- cultural trends in the Czarist. and
his heart that if there is justice in the organization. Eric, a two-time presi-
township consulting^ engineer, will of Dentistry on May 2d. Commence- to practice dentistry locally. A 1976 checked against the criteria or who tee made up of educators drawn from Soviet periods and their Importance
Pools to open world,Jhedesieryedbetter.-Whatcan dent of Hagalil(Northern New
Jersey)
God mean to such a person? Where U o n a l Region, served as Interna- explore solutions in the-context of "HSy JO^N VARANELLl ment ceremonies were held at The graduate of Cranford High School, he have questions about the program public and independent secondary for understanding the contemporary
John F. Kennedy Center for the Per- received a bachelor of science degree may call Richard Wagner, ad- Soviet Union. ••
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drawing plans for road im- HAWAIIAN HOLIDAYS
the municipal swimming pools can be turner strength and hope? If president of USY during
Summer program
, open weekends from 10 a.m. to 8
1
p.m. starting Saturday and will
be on a limited 4 to 8 p.m. week- By STUART AWBREY Township Committee that Cranford
torch tocoliseum.. \ou are such a person, if you want to 1963^-
believe in God's goodness andv °~" ' r ~
gs that have happened to you regional USY officer.
hat
Kem
^ ^ waselected Hagalil Pumps moved stormwater runoff intoihe Rahway-Rfver at River- provements for Orange Avenue this
— T - , and side Drive in last week's storm. Residents of the Qlenwood- summer. •-.
fairness but find it hard because of Michael has served as a local and Venetia area have outlined problems to the township govern^
ment and Arbor Street residents further east petitioned For bet-
. -
From Ohau, the, gathering place,
to Kaual, the garden island, fthe
i'Crater,.213 Arbor, presented Islands of Hawaii offer you all the
beauties of nature, the comforts of
forming Arts in Washington, D.C. from Saint Peter's College in 1980. He ministrator of the program, or write
is the Bon of Mr. and Mrs.. Peter to the Board of Education in Lincoln
Kalibat, who is a member of the Kalibat, 21 Hemlock Circle., School.
for pre-schoolers
Boys' State delegate
Oratory School math team
day schedule until June 23. Fewer
than 100 memberships are
Vnderpressure from their elected
employers to increase productivity
manpower is at "rock bottom" and
"we're almost flying in the face of
f
ferry Madonia Outwater, a former torch which when filled with propane,
Cranford athlete who later took up gas reaches a 51b. weight,
the things
and to people you care about, and if The program-is sponsored by the ter drainage. Photo by Greg Price.
mis. book helps you to do that, then I Temple-Beth-El adult education
. sewers dating deluxe to Inexpensive resorts and
back to 1939. John Pender, No: 210, their own unique culture, style and
Earns law degree Jerseymen elect studentfromOAS The name of a Cranford student members, Jame»*Varanelll of
selected
Registration for the recreation at Rider to attendjersey Boys' State Cranford, right, and Joseph
r
available at this point. ind cut costsrCranford'i police and common sense." running to Keep herself fit, will carry The first of the dozen carrying Alicia Cappello, a seventh grader teacher atOrang^and kpoiisor of the College is Gerald Eicke, a
will have succeeded in distilling committee. Dorothy Steinbach, cited a lack of catch basins on the entertainment, a delightful blend of Bruce Ronald Vail, son of Mr. and at Orange Avenue School, was club, was recognized at the conven- department's summer pre-school junior at Roselle Catholic High Warganz. display trophy for
/ire chiefs both said this week that
they are operating at minimum man-
Wilde said every comparably-sjzed
town in Union, JUiddleaex and Essex
the Olympic torch to the gates of the teams ran near her house InPompton
games
ioax«o~.~. • ' Lakes where she had a chance to get some blessing out" of Aarori'sThS chairman, announced that ticket at tickets Sewer backups cause problems school side of Arbor and said the pro- east and west blended :as It can only Mrs. William Vail, 23 Carolina St., elected lieutenant governor of thetion as one of the two remaining program is in progress at the new School. His name was listed Incor- team's second place finish In
36-school Catholic High
power levels and warned that any She'll be on the 16-member team the feel of the torch and see it passed. son) pain and tears.*1 $5 may be purchased at the door blem "iigetting very bad." Vincent be in Polynesia. received a law degree In May from Jerseymen of. Union County during charter sponsors of the 21-year-old Community Center weekdays 8 a.m. rectly in the May 24 Chronicle. '
Hahn ~
. " ' Company entered a counties had more police than Cran- Many basements /loodeji during Similar problems were reported Brinkerhoff of No. 194 said the pro- , Enjoy an Independent vacation, the University of Mississippi. He was the annual convention recently of the organization. , ^ to 4 p.m. through June 22. • • School Math League. >
reductions would mean service cut- ford, including Hillside with 67, relaying the symbolic torch from On the Southern California route, t orm
the storm last Wednesday and Thurs- elsewhere, including the Carpenter blem is growing. Norman Berl, No. tailored to your own likes and
$139,000 bid for a new fire engine. here, admitted to the State Bar inJerseymen's Clubs in Point Pleasant.
That's $11,000 less than the
backs.
' estimated cost. Leonard Dolan, / Robert: A. Guertin, police chief,
Rahway with 76, Westfiefd with 56,
Summit with 91, Millburn with 54,
Greece through Southern California she'll carry it for two four mile stret-
to Its final destination at the Los .. _—.. j .* .«/• >nu IUUI n i n e airtji- an to speak to inventdrs day. Some of the problems were at- Place neighborhood where residents . 227, Trfted a companion problem at schedule. The baste hotel packages
tributedtosanitary sewer backups. thought the problem might have been the Sutton Place-Arbor bend where from PLEASANT HA WAll AN
Mississippi the same day.
Orange Avenue School's project,. Four reappointed
The pre-school playground will be
cdnducted in the Community Center 9
Angeles Coliseum. There her ches daily for a total of 56 miles over Vail received an undergraduate
) fire-chief, says this will be the told the governing body that his
I last major.capltal item-required
1
by the. department for many
| years.
47-man department lias been
"systematically cut to the bone" in
recent years and is at the "bare
Sayreville with 71. A State Police
survey said Cranford needed 15 more'
officers to attain the Union County
rate and IT more to reach the state
her week on the road,
w pass it to an Olympic athlete who . Outwater grew up on North Union
will take in lrtslaV to launch the Avenue andy.~j
, m M ,,,IV2H— - nocxey,
— played varsity field
and
hockey, basketball and softball at
' Sylvia Kaplan, a teacher, super- Visitors are welcome. _ caused by construction of the flood ice and water collects and causes a HOLIDAYS can be yours with either
" fl&or and curriculum developer in • Kaplan is director of the The Fire Department pumped out control basin. Ken Marsh, county en- safety problem. '
pie fiekhof education, will speak at Technology for Children Program of -ten basements^ Jt found raw vironmental engineer, said sanitary
(he National Society- of Inventors the New Jersey State Department of sewerage in. five cellars, on South sever backups were responsible. Doug Nordstrom, public works And the two night package begins at
Coeeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Education. She will speak on Union Avenue caused by backups of Marsh said many megafconnections ' commissioner, said the standing'
~ sight seeing or car rental features.
just $49 per person, sharing a double
degree from the University O North "North Avenue, Cranford," received
Carolina at Greensboro.
Governor at Kean
f
K A U I .TAIHUMT ' ' '
to 11:30 a.m. Monday, Wednesday
Four .Union County College faculty and Friday for a two-week period.
a commendation In this year's com-, members have been reappointed for'
petltive project called "Mainstreet next year. They are Rhoda The age level is 3to5 years.
Gladstone, dental hygiene, and Con- • Session I is July 2to13, excluding
• RATE: 9.75%
Garwood
minimum.'' •••,.'.
Leonard Dolan, fire chief, said It
would be "unsafe" to work with less
A 16-year-old Cranford. boy in- personnel. He told the Township
rate, he said. _ , :.._!_,'.-.:
Nordstrom said it is hard to argue
as a layman because safety is an
emotional and important issue. But
Barnes JulvM • ; , . u u _CranfordHighSchoolasamemberof
^ 7 f ,
Outoaterdisplayed hertorch bear- the Class of 1976. Four years later she
ing attire at Sunday's Chronicle Run e a t n e ( j a degree at Lafayette Col-
where Bhe joined hdr,,sister and le$e
C f d Hi
where she played varsity_
frank K. Hehnly School, Raritan •'Fostering the Inventive Spirit ta sewer lines. The department is from house drainstosewer Jines ex- water problem in the area, is not*
R/>ad (off Central Avenue) in Clark. .Students." unabletopump out sewerage. ist in the county.
room.__
unlike that elsewhere in town and. ~Th~ere\,. sun and surf, exotic •
that the Glenwood-Venetia area to drinks, relaxing music and In-
•;••••;
the west has worse problems. Crater teresting people waiting for you In
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The Jerseymenls conducted under -stance"ftubln^languages, J>pth in- July 4, at a cost of $21 and Session II
Gov. Thomas Kean speaks at 10 the auspices of the New Jersey Btructors.^ariB Alice Muslkant- is July 16 to 27 at $25. For more infor-
a.m. today when 4,844 student* are Historical Society and encourages' Brandt, languages, andHugh Potter, mation call the recreation depart-
graduated by Kean College. The young peopletodevelop an interest iii " biology, both assistant professors.
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175%
Jures hirnself and a couple in. a
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van 'when a car he has taken
Committee that he wurdisturbed,by
questions asking hfm how hewould
he still bejieves in obtaining an out-
side #perspective and.sald~lhat
cousin In winning categories, "I'm basketball. Since-then slwTias been
really as the tfme getsand more, ex.* running, steadily, through studies
excited about it closer
d as the tfme gets closer,"Vshe Chemist to talk at CHS Friday Oil surfaces in street overflows said the neighborhoods are related the tropical Islands- of Hawaii And
•because a runoff-carrying ditch once ' u?e atyarfin's. trowel agency are
governor along with Dr. Lena F. pd- state and local history through
wards, George Segal and^ Celeste . research, writing and the media. <•-•=•,
ment, 276-8900 or 276-«767v
function with °n*_or_jtw.o less she.
cited She said she coUldnt believe that gained her an M.B.A. at.Seton
said,
somewhere " ;! Dr. SaH-Beth Samuejs^d' project connected them. Nordstrom reported^ waiting to help you plan Vour_verjj'_. Holm will receive honorary degrees. Maureen' Savage, social studtejt
.lUahiu wi^p^iartwwa^ff
lUahiliu w i ^ i p i ^ i a r t w - w a ^
the attack and wait iintll help ar- „ -M, ..... — , ..-j ~
. antr""thinks It will be fun to run Jb^.T^eVcDmpelecTln The Chronicle tion, will address the advanced Inrthevtctnity of Casino and: Manor •vn miiLgnw in HIT ygneua section
day night In the underpass, Seven
• rives.": • , - • • • ; . . • • '•.. r ; - .
justify what you're doing." It is more
through San Diego "and Los Angeles Run for five years, among other local; "j-^7n~Tabouttlooding four or five times each" Atonal "TWET
stispectrare arrested In a raid on placement cnemistry class, tpmorrou' . . ——-ayepues during last week'rrstreef
Both public safety chiefs idaroaot- difficult every year to Justify tax in-
\O% OFF 15% OFF
v
right up id the "front door" of the races, and finished the New York
t r~^r" V"u.*" "il "L'_?«J 1i l u 8 ye31" and said the new Lenape storm-
a suspected drug distribution 1 , BothpuMc^etycWefsidanwot-. creases, he said. Farmer said it was said.lt
Theoil appeared at the top o ^ K I ^ ^ ^ .It Is still i^ v e s t i,g^a t i nwater^braking systema tcouldn't be
f neighborhood. M J — n
4 1
MONTH 10.68%
hoiise. Garwood voters prefer
Mandate and Mochary. Page 16.
ty opposed furUier,ciyill«nta*Uon of time to get away from fire and police
nmmreii ^funcHons wnioo nas been scrutiny and "look at something
dlipatch ivH-wii which has oeei
games. . . Marathon In 1982.
Her career and sport have coincid-
While running every lunch hour ed fortuitously. When AT&T opted to
'' She wijl speak about polyethyjene, A c a d e m y g r a d u a t e
the plastic used in fibers, bottles, Diane Elizabeth Toy of Cranford overflow from Casino Brook .(hat
the situation. _ "
g^^ ^ g, * , l e v l e . jocaifced
street flooding. OLD FASHIONED ALt •'••'••' A i r• • . . . • - •
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advocated by Gene Marino, m
Marino
The animated defense of their
departmental productivity and .•ser-
mayor. else. » ii
Donald Perlee, finance director,
It was Livio Manclno's night in vices was the latest round in a series also spoke about efficiencies in his
outside heir AT&T marketing sponsor the torch bearing across the '
research office in Basking Ridge, U.S., she had times worthy of a slot
she's carrying „ weight bar to build andearned what promises to be a
,... o a ..^.o..» *«,.- iu uuuu and'earned be
)oys and bags! Although, the talk will was graduated June 2 from Mount covered, the street. After the water
have technical aspects, much of the Saint Mary Academy, Plainfield- receded, firefighters found about five
Iniaterial will be geared to the Watcbung. .
laWhs south of —.v. •umDa.uuu where
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the intersection wiierc
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FOUR DAY WEEK
Union County College will begin its
- Gene Marino, mayor, cautioned
the residents that they should not get TRiVEL i(JE\( V
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Kenilworth, Tuesday as his can- , of dialogues conducted in meetings department. He said that over three mernoruble vacation-.-.
up her right arm to handle the 2Vt lb... mernoruble vacati • grass had been smothered by oil. four-day work week for the summer . AAAAAAAAAAAAAA M North Avenue Spring & Summer
Leonard Dolan, fire chief, said trail beginning June 11.
didate) for Borough Council, Vin-
cent Fotl, won the Democratic
nomination along with three-
and through memoranda in a "opera- years many mandated state controls
tional . analysis". covering all 13had been added without • any addi-
municipal departments; With the tlonalpersonriel. He said the Upcom- Terry Qutwater In her torch Special Offer From
• Garwood-7894063
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term incumbent, John Ueltzhoef-
fer,, in an extremely close elec-
tion. Mancino also won control of Doug Nordstrom, commltteeman, pressed him to accomplish this bol to the Los Angeles Col-
the Democratic party-in the
borough, Local lawyer is directed
by the council to explain who
largest-budgets, police and fire have ing computer application could save bearing shirt. She's excited
come under more intense scrutiny. one job and the governing body about Carrying Olympic sym-
began pressing for re-examination of within a year,
departmental .functions a n d
resources . during budget hearings
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suit against the borough by a suJtant to do it objectively, ..,••-•- ,
local builder. Closing takes place "The same people who are happy Famou* Brand BICYCLES Good Lad & More FOR DETAILS fcflLL: -Substantial penalty for early
on a group, home Tor retarded about services are not happy about All . Prince withdrawal on certificates,.
adults. Pagan 13 and 14. the tax rate,1" he said this week. "Our
job is to balance services with costs." m * W on* 8 4
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Active effort). ar«.underway to
political overtones. Nordstrom, has
placed an emphasis on government Walter Mondale scored well among favored Mondale(see borough news'
productivity through cutbacks all ' Democratic, voters here; collecting pages). Deb'n Heir UNITED COUNTIES
[find another site.for garbage
1 disposal, for county collectors, half the votes cast in Tuesday's On the Republican side, Mochary
presidential primary. Local collected 487 Cranford votes to 227 for
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the governor's counsel, Cary £
ysls. Republicans gavjkMary Mochary a Morris. President Reagan, unoppos-
ro, wncr iws ov«t^ iffy*; Vturs3-1 nod over Robert Morris for the ed, tallied 974, The Regular Need A Good Gimaro Store Gt^d OU Ta^hwued Bafiqaw '^CLEVELAND PLAZA • 123ti.UNION • CRANFORD • 272-7070 '
wards, that "very \active efforts' often tocmd on rta/fWind oost i GOP senatorial nomination. She will Democratic Organization freeholder
are underway W fluid another site issues, has been part of the critiquing face incumbent Bill Bradley, who slate won easily over limited com- Where You Can . . ; MYLAIMTA New 1984
FOSTER
for garbage disposal from this
area. The Edison land/ill now in
process this year, faced only token primary opposition. petition.
(
The twp.Democrats demur, Sandy .• The major local race was ln' Except for Kenilworth, there was
use is scheduled to close in two Weeks, public safety commissioner, Kenilworth where supporters of Livio no local competition. Democrats
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,,.' • u • l ' said this week that fire and police are Manclno.omayor, captured a majori- nominated Dan Aschenbach and San-
at the "minimum level" of staffing. ty of 'Seats, on the Democratic dy Weeks and Republicans,
She has defended the departments municipal committee and one of his nominated Vincent Brlnkerhoff and'
right along and thinks a consultant allies, Vincent Foti, won .a Borough
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I at least $76,000 in improvements .analysis satisfied her and she and
to the building. That's one of the Weeits said it is time to move on and
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I conditions of the public aale June look at other departments that are in voters in Cranford went to the polls, campaign for Hart. David Skaggs
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* two thirds of the voters were. said before Tuesday that if Hart won
"' The_ Republicans were unhappy Democrats, who gave Mondale 961 either New Jersey or California It
276-1024 Unfmmn 105 N. UNION AVE • CRANFORD • 272-0184
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. with the, first round of public safety votes, or; 50%; Gary Hart 702, or 36%, will be difficult for Mondale to win at
self-analysis in early ,May. Marino and Jesse Jackson 266, or 14%, Lyn- the convention, Hart lost New Jersey
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said at the May 18 meeting that don LaRouche Jr. got 32 votes, Gar- but won in California, More about
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crime is down because "the wood and Kenilworth Democrats also Skaggs on Page o.
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criminals have grown up" and,
wanted more examination of desk
, beg'n at 6 p.m. today outdoors i civillanizatlon and fire-police
near Fables Pond. More than 800 , cooperation, Nordstrom said that' firm Robinson's JOGGING SHORTS KNIT TOPS LORD ISAACS
'will graduate, Gov, Tom Kean
|*and Sen. Bill Bradley will be traffic patterns don't change in town,
guest speakers. The public Is In- "The Police Department is only a
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Bargains on -Prodded by the township govern- Sta ton Island Railroad whose tracks
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They set the stage for new and ment,,a Virginia-based company is run through the land and whose South ALL SPRING & SUMMER JACKETS DUNLOGGIN CULOnES
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Many downtown ' Cranford more specific questions about poten- cleaning up a Inia-based company^is run through the land and whose South Ali In the family: Chris Madonia. _ „,.„, Striped & Solids SHIRTS Great colors'
areueontinuing their-June
sjpres are-continuing their-June- tial rflHapfoymantj • a w 6 ^ " " ^ j ^ ^ v e m f e Crossing is 8cheduled_for_-ln-K<mW«y'<.-fi'hmrrintontlmriirsirirnn^anffhor sister, Terry QUt-
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backs and additions and service im- David Roach, health officer, said
v«m^s^Bt(—~' ^—repairs: ~ ~ ~ ', _, . .
pacts which precipitated more the site was "a mess'' and issued a i/^tlTnX^l^t^T£
analysis on paper and dialogue at summons for allowing debris to ac- site, but it went ern t e r l n u f lnumber
. water, earned a medal while warml/ifl up for Olympic toroh carry-
in
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Author here Dolan, responding to a question the abandoned property represented nothing firm has developed, The area results on Page 5. ^ •>
a hazardous situation and Issued a
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Rabbi Harold Kushner, autnor
about what other government duties is zoned R-Q-2, which is conducive to D«von, Wilroy, Jack Winter and others JEANS DRESS «afeach
the Fire Department could take on summons for violation of the fire o f f i c e s , In P.8.E.&G,
'of the best seller, "When Bad and still have staff available for fire prevention code; • • " • • ' . ' . •
, Ms,, Petites, Misses & Large Sues . Large selection of
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iUtnt .uhnt officer, u u . u u otlMIC finishing 11 Till
p.m. at Temple Beth-El. The
the Pope If he's Catholic, We now do | _ t __1 « . '
everything and anything that is ask- tney want ^^^t n e iand but left a year ago, In
8HIRT8
| public lecture is a memorial to
ithe late Bernice Weinstock of
[ Cranford. Page 2. -:':
ed of us by all the departments, We
have never said no to anyone,"
____—, uu.v. u , v j couldnV |iui .pressing the landowners to take
up a "for sale" sign until the land responsibility for their property; he
was cleaned up. pointed to an old building, with bad LIGHTWEIGHT ZIP
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The fire chjef reminded the govern- fl. to '24
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' memorative coins marking an fewer, men. He suggested that - served in Virginia, a company officer dangerous conditions! i which .are
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f-colonial regiment are now on the department safer and easier,
) sale. Page 4,
, The long, thin parcel runs from
defended toe secretary as essential, Maritime Computer's new_ building
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one patrolman would take a cir off
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crease., response time and delay
back-up;.losing two Or three would
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Twenty Cranford High School seniors «re sharing $8,000 In
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