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Second clans Postage Paid Vpl. JLXXII. No. 14, 3 Sections, 22 Pages CRANFORQ, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1965 Cmntord, Mew Jersey 07016 TEN CENTfc" Clean-LTp Load Total of 2, Represents a Cost of$lMo Eirwan Seeks Reelection, Members of the public works departmeart hava^een removing an average of 23 loads Of debris a day in Ihg township's spring garden clean-up program, which will mean a total^jfappro^imately 230 loads Pringle His Running Mate for the project ending, this Saturday, JjCownship Engineer Patrick J. Grail reported yesterday. Collections will be mad| in. Election Districts IT and 1 On Local Republican Ticket morrow in Districts & and/it) -and Mayor H. Raymond Kirwan Saturday in Districts 2^md 14. Board Names of 3X1 Stoughton Ave. and Mal- Mr. Grail said the^pfoject repre- sented a total cost of $7,500, in- colm S. Pringle of 100 Severin cluding $3,50f>xlabor costs for iS New Coaches Ct. will file petitions today as men workijatgeight hours a day for Republican' candidates for the lOjiays of the clean-up cam- In Schools Town?hip Committee, it was juipment used has included Appointment of 20 faculty mem- learned yesterday. Terms of •Jive township trucks, representing bers to 29 coaching positions Mayor kirwan ' and i Public $2,000 at the rate of $5 an hour the three secondary schools : Works Commissioner Nelson each; two front-end loaders, $960 1905-66 was'made by the Board at the rate of $6 aiKhour, and one M, lightcap expire this year. of Education on Tuesday night. •The latter Announced earlier that chipper, $500 for 50 Tiours* usft, Merlyn Jones was named yarsity The engineer noted fhiat without he would not seek reelection. the. use of the chipper to; grind* up football coach succeeding Stanley ^JMayor Kirwrau and Mr; Pringle branches and twigs the * debris Qrayson. Other varsity coaches reeei'.«ed the ^^JKsssaat T||ps- total would have represented named are: Angelo Preite, soccer; day night at the Casino of a local about,. 60 additional loads. VB[lHiam Martin, basketball; Her- •GOP .screening cbmmittee cam- -"Photo 1>y "Berge^ studio '-Other costs in tfto-overall- -estl- bertyfarrell, wrestling? -I posed -at -representatives "of the ^ JLUTpE TO StIMMER SWIM —« Mayor HfRaymond 'Kirwan matejof $7,5<W. included- gasoline^ Republican Municipal ritt^ as he tossed first'earth §upervision7 paper worETand fele"- at "ground; breaking Ceremonies Monday for~£ranford's $4fl0,0j>8^municipal swimming pool, to >,e Belle, track. Mr. Belle replaces Cranford Republican Club .and phone service in answering calls k Young Republican Club. constructed on 11%-acre site off Orange Ave. adjacent to/Orange Avenue Junior High School. for Information and requests for Mr. Jones. \ Mayor Kirwan said contractors have assured 'him. worJe'wiU bfe completed by June 15 and the pool call-backs^ Kennth Sekel}& was appointed In making the announcement, will b£ r^ady for use by July 1. -Left to right in the^plcture arc: Charles Roberts, member of the as junior varsity football coach MALCOLM B. PRINGUE Mrs. H. A.-Giovier, GOP munici- The township sweeper alsa is H. RAYMOND KIRWAN pal chairman, said that at earlier Municipal Pool Committee; Harry J. Spies of Varfder Clute and Spies, architects for the- project; being used in cleaning the streets repla^ng ME. JonesrajiS Vincent Robert R." Shupin, recreation superintendent^Mayor Kirwan; Robert M. Crane, pool comnuttio- Dodino will serve as assistant var- meetings" of the screening corn^. after collections, but the cost of tnittee Mayor JS^wan had ex- chairrrtah, and Joseph Alesci of J. Alesci Construction Co., Elizabeth, general contractor. this was not included in the esti- sity football coach. At Orange Avenue Junior High School, Her- pressed a desire not to be a can- mate since the street sweeping is Kreger} Brass Democratic didate for reelection to Township k. hpi+ F-arrpll will serve as freshman ** football coach, and Warren Pinto, Committee this year, Mr. Grail said 95 percent of the assistant coach, while at Hillside Candidates for Committee tiecrwi uui$totidingf Hands Slate Totar residents have cooperated in put- "However," she continued, "it ting out their debris on the days Avenue Junior High School, H. Randall Kreger of 56 Livingston Ave., a former member of was Jfre unanimous opinion of George Kirn will be freshman foot- the Board of Education"," and Eyftot Bross of 4 Brown Ter., a "lawyer, representatives at" the meeting specified, but that the number of ball coach assisted by Johnny joe For Mewmm Day Parade For Annual call-backs by others have ex- will be Democratic candidates for Township Committee,, d, was an- that to successfully carry forward An outstaodingarray of .marching musical talent hajS been lined ceeded expectations. As a result, Other assignments are as fol- nounced last night by Richard Brand, Democratic' muhicrp'al chair- the many programs how underway, up for the annuakMemorial Day parade here on Monday, May 31, it he said, there may have to be ad- lows: Soccer — varsity, Angelo it would, be to the township's LWV Meeting man. Petitions for holh candidates will be filed the deadline at benefit-to retain a »an ^J was revpaled^m a meeting of the Memorial and Independence Day ditional collections by the depart' Pfeite; junior .varsity, Raymond 4 p,m, today, y A slate of officers- headed by ment next week, although every Ward; freshman, Charles Nelson. Comm.itteo-'fast, Wednesday' evening at the Municipal Building Mrs. Fiedenck W. Holly of 306 Mr. Brand said the tw6 fiandi- vlgof and deptti of ex- acts have been received from the Blessed Sacrament Golden effort Is'being made to complete Basketball — junior varsity, Mr. perience dn the governing t>ody. Lincoln Ave., E., for president, will > 1 Knights and the Blessed £acra- the project by the originally speci- Belle; Hillside freshman, Thomas "In 2tfr. Prtaglf, * sHe confinued, be acted upon at the annual meet- fied date pf this Saturday. Pugliese; Orange freshman, Glenn dates had been selected /Unani- • ment Squires Drum and Bugle ing of the League of .Women Vot- mously by the DentDcratic screen- "the Republicans hatas a candidate er*, to be held Monday night at In addition-to the extra .pickups, "whose ^ucationat, business ana business Tax ol JStewa,i-k. A fifteen piece the' call-backs also necessitate re- Wrestling — junior varsity, 1/ ing committee fallowing several civic back*rout*Jl will make him 'Fipe Band from the home of I Mrs. Julius Orgel of meetings liurihg" which a nfunbgr 301 Prospect 1 Ave. ^ visits of, the street sweeper, Jones; Orange freshman, Alfred an. outstanding: addition #> ,8ie /secured and donated to ffite engineer said. fConiirva<<t on Paqe 8) of namfes were proposed. ' i Township Conitrjittee.' Hera's a Filing Date Mrs. HollyV has been ittjjjtfng as Mr. Kreger, a • professor at busU in by the Young Democratic first vice-president „&£. JfiVpast ness administration and, forjne« year. \ . » --,' cfcan'in;jtiie School of Business Atfmift&fiattoii ^*«^!i«« «n»nBr ^ 1 -f Cranford High School Others on the slate to be srfb* "Atfift&fiatt£cnaol of Publti ^*«^c Jfccountirig * t te for business per- Marching Cougar Band, thejunior mittedf bjr "Mrs. B. Kott, Rutgers University, Newark, feesy- iax jffeturns has School'Band and Mo Ele- nominating \ committee, chairman, 'Double Session* Graduation ett on' the Board of Education jfo/ In accept «» serening com- Jjeetf chfcttgejj'froin May 1, tojj^ly mentary School Bands .also will include;. Fir$t vice-president, Mrs. three year$.' adttetflr dnttr »,# tor a third 1 for this y$ar*« and! future participate in the parade. \. Nathan Roiisfein; (currently serv- Graduation' exefcMs wllf Be~"sS&ffiii!^aTTd~appotnt®3 tKe"admin-1'~i ^ graduate of New term, Mayor1 Swaft fssued the returns nmoer-provisions o* As hcld in tw& oectio.13 In June •t3yis3=tive_«sup^v:3crf sts2 fcr the verai.ty schooShll or Ccommerce, Ac»- iioliowing sxaiemem: It was. announced thai Robert 1985-66 school year , with no sembly JEHJl; No., 8OT, -which Was 'William Van Fossanj directors, accommodate 'pbrertts* arid' guests counts *and Finance with a bache-* '"The business of operating mu- i, * l Shupfo. recreation; superintendent, Mrs, _Mfl£vinf Orcgnbftygf- —J a:te3_la-th<* Qaas lot el acl«ncfr-^degree-itt~ecottOBlicg signed 14St \SeeR pf the ^overffofT of 1S65,, JJh el$$ qla,ssq,,, eyey r to be vacancy caused by the resignation nicipal government is becoming and his staff are working on plans Mary Sullivan andi Mrs. Richard and finance, he also holds a toas- 'increasingly cample* and the If a taxpayer^ iaiW to file a-busi- for an all-day celebration to be Wagner, for two years, and Mrs. graduatedd d in the historhit y of ththe of t>£ Paul V, Buonaguro, coor- ter's degree in busuiess administra- ness personal property tax return, school. , dinator of special services, Reap- need for a continuity of policy and held 'at the Memorial Field on 'Anthony'Connor, forgone year, tion from the Graduate School ©f planning has become mor^'and under provfs|ons'-of> the new bill , Also> nominating committee, Dr. Clark W. McDefmith, super- pointment of health and office per- an assessor may value the taxable Monday, July 5. .There will be s-onnel and building service staff Business' Administration or" New more important. The township Mrs. John Lynes (chairman), Mrs. intendent of schools, revealed the York University. He is-.a graduate presently has underway several personal property of the taxpayer gatfSes, contests, races and other H. W. Ulsamer and JVIrs..William plans for the ceremonies at a meet- also was confirmed for -the next V: school year.' : ' of fhe American Institute~ojE Batik-' projects land jorogyajns whichJ--X-i at a value wwhic h he deemdss reason- activities.
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    UC Irvine Globalization of I.T. Title Apple Computer: The iCEO Seizes the Internet Permalink https://escholarship.org/uc/item/4sq9672p Author West, Joel Publication Date 2002-10-01 eScholarship.org Powered by the California Digital Library University of California Apple Computer: The iCEO Seizes the Internet October 2002 JOEL WEST Center for Research on Information Technology and Organizations University of California, Irvine CRITO (Center for Research on Information Technology and Organization) University of California, Irvine 3200 Berkeley Place North Irvine, California 92697-4650 949.824.6387 Tel. 949.824.8091 Fax [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________ Center for Research on Information Technology and Organizations University of California, Irvine | www.crito.uci.edu Apple Computer: The iCEO Seizes the Internet Joel West <[email protected]> Center for Research on Information Technology and Organizations University of California, Irvine http://www.crito.uci.edu/ October 20, 2002 Contents 1. From Innovation to Crisis...................................................................................... 2 Go-it Alone Standards Strategy .....................................................................3 Failure to Respond to Windows Challenge.................................................... 3 2. Revised Business Strategy .....................................................................................4 Technology....................................................................................................