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Belt Telephone and Multi-Amp These.pupils are skilled in Corpora!,—.. • • ... ,••• liquid and stendl duplicating Harry W. Lawrence, headof ; 'W\ processes. They prepare the, business education master copies for tiie.liquid department, serves as project process and stencils for thecoordinator. pLrd .V..1- stencil process. A background Laura im- in typewriting is required 'in Servicemen and both instances.' •.-••»•, •.?'• WfflBB^SB& Ma^ FranceB Kukura, ;.,. .. Once the masters have been Second Lieutenant MARK rin prepared they are run off on E. DETERING was """ , and Senior DlvUlon the liquid duplicating machine graduated with honors from announcing '••••• :-;.WfI •.•..•iS*«i^... to what was called a "show Robert L.| Baechtoid read the superintendency has been and the , stencil duplicator. The Basic School at the id Mr-Bdawn The board on March 1 ••^1M '•••'w| - These machines require Marine Corps Base, Quantico, •eoond St., formwly of unity," the Board of the resolution on behalf of Mr. voted &4 to ratify its two-year "the single most devisive additional knowledge and Va. He was presented with an Markonla, Karen Schultx and canaMdacy'fortheDeinocniUc nomination Education Tuesday night Massa, who proposed it contract with Superintendent issue in tibe community over nlroously adopted a -I think his intent was to Vincent F. Sarnowski. George the past four or five years.'' engraved.wristwatch by the YOUWG ARTtSTS - First place winners in the Girl Scout Art Show held i Aprili iSplwil: htoprtwe Party't 1W3 nomination for; Committee .•,1X41 Marine Corps Association for mention: Karen Schultz. Democratic resolution supporting the make it clear all board P 'Strom, board president, Mr. Umland said the school The office practice classes lit the Public OfcfflrypMeln?rc«iQf^ Township Committee, Mr. selection of a new superin- members will now participate system could not afford a being first in leadership t Maion made; his an- Committee for electldnto said the latest move is a show have for-, many years put their Jill Specht, Joyce Johristone, Sherl White and Beth Levlne; second,row: Adele tendent of schools. Two fully in the selection of a new of.unity, './ repeat of the situation., four knowledge and skill to use in, among the 229 Marine officers Stine. Jere Schwait,,Anne Cpogan, Jullanna Watson and Tricla Sheahan; third Junior Division - fourth nouncemeot last night at a be held In N iber, 1S73. , graduating in his class. On the The art show wa« undoMhe has been members, William C. Massa superintendent and support Former board member Carl years ago when a few preparing; duplicated row: Karen Knox, Beth Ann Claypoole, Batty Ann AAarkonas, Ellen AAcGovern grad* first place: Julianne '.'This him when he arrives," said residents warned some of die STUDENTS ASSIST FISH - Cranford High School basis of combined grades in Watsao, Ellen MoGpvern and direction of Kin. William J. my interest and Mrs. Rosemary B. W. Umland commended the materials for dubs and three areas of- evaluation, and Jill Tonnesen. Absent when the picture was taken were Kathleen Kaiser and Eichler, chairman. Aiding her made based Charles, were absent Mr. Baechtoid. board, noting that the issue of candidates for .the superhv students, left to right, Barbara Beck, Mary Walulik organizations in Cranford to Carol Ann SchWalbackl • - Trida Sheehan; decond place: and dedlca to the Txnvn- leadership, military skills and were Mre. Robert I^ttch. Mw. U pomes at tendency that they would not and Diane Elliot, are preparing flyers and other provide practice on realistic Diane Gtftto, Patty Ibonmsan Willis Speirs, Mrs, Philip ship of On have the support of the academics, Mark graduated and Arjeanne Poulos; third this time/ ]to the results of material for FISH of Cranford. The girls are members materials rather than just Sanford, Mrs. Andrew 1 community. • of t^j cooperative-'office education class. • "busy work." It also provides third in his class. lace: Laura Peterman, the! and the ever Second Lt. - petering Guild Otters New Classes Tempalsky, Mar J. Sloww, ! problems facing the In another action related to a service to the'clubs and Kmna nundonl and Teraia Mrs. H, Ch«st«, .Mr». ,D. the superintendency, the organizations in town. received the first leadership special classes will be offered. cl#ss for teens on design and Shults, Inmorable menQon; dt of this community. iji,.:.:>:r, award made by'the Cranford The Artist and Craftsman Cooper and Mrs. C. Thorn. board revised the job Committee Sets Lunch, Bridge Cooperative office Guild of Cranford announces by the two new members. Mr. techniques of decorative Kyra Pedash, Audra L^e description, deleting a: Rotary Club . when he sAy will offer a class in textiles which will include the ;rihe annual" luncheon and Mrs. William. T. Edwards, education students are ingraduated from the ' addition of two new+- two new requirement •••-that- the- Mrsr RrMiriter Ferguson Jr., school- in- the- mbrning~ajKr members to its professional painting, drawing and print- exploration into methods of )mmissioners promised Walsh superihtendent be a married "bridge oTlheCranford branch High School. Mrs. Charles F. Hansel.- Mrs. participate in an on-the-job staff. George Christy of making designed for children batik, tie dye, textile block solutions on numerous man with children. Due to an of the Children's Service who are . interested in .printing, stitchery and a Committee will be held April Charles F. Hansel Jr., Mrs. training program in-the af- Pvt. JAMES A. LANT2, son Westfield and Betsy Lee occasions. They include: tax Dr. Harry W. Dougherty, an effort to un- that I discussed my vote with oversight, tjhis restriction Henry B., koehler, Mrs. John ternoons. They work in offices of Mrs. N&tie Lantz of ISStyskal of Mountainside will developing their skills in creative combination of these stabilization, a new code of former vice-president of the the board," Dr. a confidant prior to the public •-10 through April 13 at 1 p.m. at pictorial expression.' He will methods. •; , remained in the description, the home of Mrs. Charles F. McCarthy. Mrs. William H. as stenographers, typists, "Clark St., graduated from the exhibit a collection of paint- ethics, flood control, per- Board of Education, /declared,speaking vote. Whether there was a Mr. Strom said. Meyer, - Mrs., Kenneth clerk typists, tellers and medics at Fort Sam Houston, ings, drawings, prints and offer a class for adults called By special request, two manent location of the little Ron Van WlncKel night accused board 1 meeting in Lincoln leak, I don't know, but I want Hansel of 309 North Union "Understanding and Enjoying additional Saturday classes "We can no longer be male Robertson, Mrs. Henry M. keypunch operators. Texas. He will now serve 31 sculpture at the Guild at 17 League fields and many Mrs. Arleen Walsh school. "I commend Mr. to make it clear that if there chauvinists," the board Ave. .•" r ...',-. ' Art" which will include lec- will-begiven.-P-ter' Goldring of 1 SITTING AROUND THE PIANO - Exchange students Llsbeth Brogaard Slauson Jr. and Mrs. Maurice Participating employers are months in Nuremberg. Eastman f from April 3 others. To date, there will be a "the probable Warhaftig for making his own was a leak, it may have come president quipped. , ; Plans were- discussed at a Williams. , Germany. Pvt. Laatz, a, 1972 tures, workshops and special Maplewood will* offer a class (center) and Fablo Cordero (right) join with ^hostess" Karen Nell Smith (left) In the latest board decision in spite of the from the'board or it may have 'rtcent luncheon at the home of Goldberg's, National Bank of through May .5. field trips to museums. Mr. significant rise hi taxes, no song. The exchaiige students are attending Cranfprd High School this year as part Commenting on the 1973-74 Proceeds from the affair New Jersey, Board .of graduate of Cranford. High Included in this exhibit by in metal sculpture and Len Di new code of ethics has been He referred to releas, e of pressures brought upon him been my fault In defense of 1 4Krs WUliam J, Miller, 101 Christy also will offer oil Nardo of Plalnfield will hold of the American-Field Service program. school budget, which the will be used to. benefit the Education, Para Plastics, School, took basic training at instructors' will be works by introduced and the Cranford Arnold M.Warhaf tig's vote on by the unethical act of a fellow Mrs. Walsh, any statements Township Committee last Lafayette PI. Those attending Fort Dix. painting classes and a short an advanced class in-stained board member." v made against her are r and serving on the committee Family and Children's Dynamic Appliance Cor- Michael Stoffa, formerly of evening ' course in clay Boy's Baseball League is still the,raof icajion of the two-year, week cut by $146,000, Mr. I Society. ••'--• poration, Simpson, Brown and Sgt. Laurie E. Mackenzie, Westfield. Gallery hours for glass specializing in the unsure of its location.