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Get Double Value Foryour Manufacturer's Coupons This Week at Kings: Commodate These Electives Page 22 CRANFORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Thursday, November 17,1983 Qarwood Cub Scouts Kenllworth building help out...honor moratorium... seniors' roll... court new officers...PBA problems...page 15 honors.. .page 14 VOL. 91 No. 47 Published Every Thursday Wednesday, November 23, >1983 Serving Cranford, Kenilworth and Garwood USPS 136 800 Second Class Postage Paid Cranford, N-J. 25 CENTS And all our thanks. Schoolchanges:coursespared, No matter who you are or where you live. Thanksgiving is usually a day of So come looking for the best in everything from fresh turkeys to fresh fruits In brief traditions. and vegetables, from stuffing mix to pie filling, from soup to nuts. A day when the only person who can outmaneuver Father for a drumstick is We have it all for you—and something more. For, when it all is said and school day, credits increased done-, you make our business, a pleasure just as we try to'make your shopping Grandfather. A day for remembering,that Aunt Louise loves stuffing with \Thanksgiving By ROSALIE GROSS eight class periods instead of seven fail- subjects." chestnuts, but there'd better be some stuffing with oysters for Uncle Herbert. the joy that it ought to be. Eighth graders will be required to ed by a 4 to 5 vote. Department Voting in favor of eight periods were That's why, when you walk out of Kings with a bagful of good food, you also take a one-semester reading course next chairmen who felt that students 'who Charles McCarty, Edna Silvey, Wither- And don't forget the extra yams for cousin Ralph and lots of butter on the acorn The annual community September, but a computer course will take a foreign language would have no ington an* Patti Martinelli. Voting no squash for little Pamela. go out with our warmest thank's. Thanksgiving Eve service will be at be ah elective and the schedule will re- time left for the related arts courses were Marc Kelley, Brenda Klein, A happy, hearty and safe Thanksgiving from our family to yours. St. Michael Church tonight at 8 p.m. main at seven class periods. spoke again Monday in favor of eight Richard Nicholls, Sandra Stura and And whatever the tradition is in your house, we want to share it with you by Other churches are conducting their The Board of Education approved the periods. Burton Longenbach, arts chair- Morneweck. The vote later on requiring providing you with the kinds of foods that will make it a delicious memory for P.S. Be sure to pick up. a copy of our free folder All About Turkey. own services tonight and tomorrow. eighth grade curriculum Monday after man,, said the board was "promoting reading and making computers an op- For a list of Thanksgiving services two months of discussion during which tion was 8 to 1 with Silvey voting no. -everyone iiLthe.family. - -- ^ .. ^ see Page 8. chairmen of the related arts, home While time for related arts electives in economics and music departments the eighth grade will be reduced next pushed for an eight-period day to ac- A summary year, students at the high school will Get Double Value forYour Manufacturer's Coupons This Week at kings: commodate these electives. have an extra class period for electives. The Butcher's Corner The Grocer's Corner The Farmer's Corner The Deli Corner First woman The board Monday also approved a In approving the revised CHS cur- The Dairy Corner less controversial curriculum revision • of changes riculum, the board added an eighth At Cranford High School: The 1 _ ' • $ and new graduation requirements for class period by reducing the number of At the Sliced to Order Counter* Minute Maid Apple Juice !/4gal. 1.49 Janet Barton is .the new president number of courses has been trimm- Cranford High School which will begin lunch periods from four to three. Robert US Grade^V Frozen Tfender Young White Rose Holiday Nuts $ of the Cranford Chamber of Com- ed by 20 percent, primarily in elec- 69 La Yogurt Plain Yogurt _ qt. 1.19 next September. The new CHS cur- Seyfarth, principal, said this will give 99 Homemade USDA Choice merce. She is the first woman to lead tives. To graduate, students will in Shell lb. riculum will cut the' number of courses students a "broad horizon" for taking Turkeys Apple Ciderg a[ bti the business unit, which has have to study more science and ^Qven-Roasted Breakstone by 20 percent, expand the school day to arts courses. C Jumbo Hartley Walnuts, Large Polished antecedents dating back to 1911. government, and in the fMture th_y_l_j 10-14 lb. Sizes $2^9 eight class periods, and add several MaTry^lectlVeTln"-senior" English, art Royal Prince Yams Ib. 8 oz. can 99 Brazils, Extra Large Pecans, Peerless Other officers elected Friday were heed 140 instead of 120credits togeP 18-22 lb. Sizes lb. 57' Roast Beef /> ib Sour Cream pint 89* courses as graduation requirements. and industrial arts have been cut or con- Almonds, Fancy Filberts, Extra Fancy I Dr, Norman Decker, vice president, a diploma, The school day will be ten solidated with other courses. At the Onamia Homemade Fruited Baked and Sandy Mullen, treasurer. Page The eighth grade program is almost minutes longer. There will be eight Mixed or Jumbo AAA Chestnuts same time, the number of credits re- $595 Breakstone 1 3. •. • identical to the administration recom- class periods instead of seven. Swift Butterball Washington State Large Extra Fancy Virginia Ham Vi lb. H.99 quired for graduation has been increas- Wild Rice it>. Pkg mendation made last month. The only At Hillside and Orange eighth Red or Golden Delicious Apples lb. 69C Homemade Fruited Baked Caterer's Sour Cream change the board made Monday is to ed from 120 to 140 beginning with the Turkey Franco American Turkey or $ grades: A one-term reading course C Turkey Breast Vi Ib. 2.29 switch the computer course from a re- class of' 1988. The eighths period will c Large Wfestern Anjou Pears lb. 59 Dips 8 oz. will be required along with English,' Young pilgrim: Gregory Tears gets a mouthful of turkey during dinner 10-14 lb. Sizes Giblet Gravy 10.5 oz. can 3/89 C Hormel: 79' enable students to earn a maximum of Lprge Cornice Pears Ih. 89 quirement to an elective. The schedule social studies, math, science and at Walnut School. Second grade classes taught by Charlotte Silver, 18-22 lb. Sizes lb. Mueller's Lasagna .lb. box 69C 160 credits. 77 $ DiLusso Genoa Salami Polly O Cheese: 5th in state in 1984 will require English, social gym. A computer course will be an $ Large Florida Navel Oranges 4/ l Marge Ganek and Elizabeth Neumann participated in the Thanksgiv- Fillipio Berio Olive Oil 8.5 oz. btl. 1.19 Natural Casing Ib. *2.39 Mozzeralla Part Skim or studies, math, science, gym and a one- elective, not a requirement as pro- The new CHS curriculum will require ing feast. More photos on Page 7. Photo by Kathleen M. O'Neil. Florida Indian River Large 36 Size S S semester reading course. In the remain- two years of science instead of one year Ocean • Spray-Cranberry Juicc- Boneless Prosciutto Ib. 3.99 Whole Milk jb. 2.49 The Cranford High School boys' ' earlier. ClfrSR pprlnHg remain Kings Country Farm Needles Grapefruit ing i% free periods, students may and a new Semester course in local, Cocktail .1 qt. 1 pt. btl. *L49 cross country team finished fifth in at seven: US Grade A With Pop-up Timer White Rosa Grande or Ricotta Whole Milk _3 lbs. *3.89 choose either a full-year foreign county and state government. A Nabisco Danish AM $ the All Groups state race Saturday. Red_ Leohi Pepperonj : }h lb. 1.89 Temptee Whipped Coach Bay White said his top five language course or the electives of com- academic elitism" by "denying students semester course in developmental .14 oz. pkg. HA9 Fresh Turkeys Butter Cremes. Cream Cheese _8 oz. M.09 runners are the best he's coached in puters, art, choral music and in- the opportunity' to enroll in arts reading will be required for students A $35,748 windfall 10-14 lb. Sizes ( The Cheese Corner Keebler Svyirly-Q's .13 oz. pkg. HA9 Jet Fresh New Zealand Dorman Natural Cheese Port Salute his 17 years at CHS. Page 11. strumental music for either a half courses." who fail to meet a pre-determined level 18-22 lb. Sizes Ib. 79 Vanity Fair Dinner Napkins / or Creamy Havarti. 6 oz. $1.39 semester or full semester, or foods,' In arguing for the eight-period, day, on standardized tests. C Cheese Imported from Denmark: clothing, woods and metals for a half Before voting on the administration Beige or White pkg. of 50 79 Strawberries $ >99 Alouette Cheese French Onion or , John Witherington, board member, said USDA Choice Beef: Fontina, Esroni or Danbo $ semester. it would provide "the broadest possible proposal, Kelley made unsuccessful at- C At Our Everyday Low Price: 12 oz. bskt. Ad $ Garlic *N Herbs 4 oz. 1.39 emerges from leaves Chuck Steak First Cut Ib. 99 with Caraway Seeds V2 lb. 1.59 Any of the four foreign languages and choice" to students and added the board tempts to add a forensics course back in- Marta Stuffed' Fresh Ocean Spray Axelrod Cottage Cheese All Styles, related arts must have a minimum class has "an obligation to educate the whole to the curriculum and to include a state- Chuck Steak Center Cut _lb.
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