>flL Q TONITE Second Class Ppstace Paid : CRANFORD, NgW^ERSEY, THURSDAY,, APRSIrti,.-1967 Cnwtord, NMf Seitev. 07016 •- 'TEN CENTS- ;• Vol. LXXIV. No. Pages Finalists Cranford Public Schools Salary Guide t. • fective as o f July L 1967 {Jounty Contest SCALE I LE .II SQALE I I I . SCALE I V $CALE V . SCALE VI Year AB Degree. -IB j_ 15 AB / 30, MA Degree •MA, / 15 MA / 30 Year GOPNominati Two Cranf'OFd^'girls are- among the 10 finffrtsts • who^ will compete 1 ',900 i, % 6,000 $ 100 6,300" $ 6,450 • , $ for yKfUtle.of Miss Union County y 2 6,100 , 6,200 300 6,600' 6,750 , . 6,900 p.m. on April 15 at Fanwood 6; 300 6,400 500 6,900 •7, ,050 , 7 . 2Q0' 3 Scotch Plaips High School in the 6,600 6,700 800 . 7,200 -7,350 V 7v5OO 4 •' annual Miss Union County Pageant William H Meyer of ^lCNorth Union Ave., a longtime resident of 6,900 7,000 7,100 7,500 • 7,650 7,800 | sponsored by the Fanwood<Scoteh 5 Cranford and active in'local civic and pplitical Affairs, will seek the 7,200 7,800 7,950 •' .8,100 6 Plains Jaycees.• '~<'' ' 6 7 ,'.300, 7 ,400 Republican nomination for Township Committee in the June 6 primary y 7 ,500 8,100 §,-'250 8,400 .7 They are Miss^Susan Marie Ma- 7 7,,6OO 7 ,700 election, it-was learned yesterday. Deadline for filing of "petitions is 7,800- 8,400' , '8,550 8,700 8 8, ol 112 -Mohawft Dr., and- 8 '7,906 8,000. April 27..: sino, 9 8,, 100 ~8,20Cr 8^850 Mr. Meyer,.who is an engineer" . Miss Shnronlee Putz, 19; of 16'S«t- 8,400 8,600 9,066 9,150 9,300 with Westinghouse Electric Corp., .ton .PL,-;''' • . , " " . • ' 10 8,500 io ..Th'e 10 finalists also will be pre- 11 8.7OO s.aoo , 8,900 ^-9,300 9,450- 9,600 11 Metuchen, formerly was superin- " 9,000 9,200 . 9,600 9,756 ; 9,900 12 endent of the firiw's plastics rnanii-' sented in a fashion show.at 7:30 12 • ? - > 10.9 • p.m. tomorrow at the R. J. Goerke 13 9,200 - 9,400 9,800 9,950 10-, .100, 13 'acturing. Until joining Westing-? 9,300 Department Store, in Plainfield. ~\k 9,400 9 ,600 10,000 10,150 .10,300 14" 9,500 house two years ago, he was .jvith The winner' in the • «April 15 15 9,600 • 9,800 10,200 10.35Q 10,500 15 Esso Resear-ch - and', Engineering pageant will represent ' Union 16 9,800 . 9,.700 10,000 .. 10 >400 10,550' 10,700. 16 'County in the Miss New Jersey :'9,9 00 o. for 19 years, serving as senior 17 •10:000 10,200 10.6Q0 10,'7 50 10,900 17 engineer in plastics and as' cus- .. Pageant to ; be jVold in June at 10,100 Cherry Hill, a,nd Miss.New Jersey 18 10' 800 10.950 11,100 18 tomer service engineer with Enjay 19 then -will represent the state in the. 19 11,300 hemical Co. Miss America Pageant to be- held Bbrn in Troy, N. Y.,.the 45-year- in- Atlantic City later this- year. NEW .TEACHERS' SALARY SCALE — The above table gives the revised salary scale.for Cranford - old candidate has been a resident of MISS SUSAN M. MASINO MISS SHARONLEE PUTZ Miss M^sinb attends Union Jun- •• public school teachers.,. Approved, at. a' recent Boal-d of Education meeting, the scale provides for ranford for 33 years-. He attended . ior College,.where.shehas been brt '. increases of $400 in the.minimum salary and $950 in.t'n.e maximum. Movement toward the maximum on Lincoln elementary school here the honor roll and is a member of each scale is achieved through"annual increments ranging from $200 to $300 for continuing satisfactory and was graduated from Crajiford Gamma Sigma Chi. Sorority. A 1 High School in 1939. Both his.par- Board Recommends Denial ,-member of the Yvette Dancers; she •'service. Substitute*' will"be paid. $1,7 a day. for less than five days in the same assignment aiid $19 a day ents and-grandparents were resi- teaches tap'and ballet. She will do for continuous service of five days or more. The schedule for substitutes with long-term "service is dents of the township. a jazz dance" routine as "her talent - $5,900 the. first year, $6,100 the second and $6,300. the third.' Department heads will be paid an annual Mr. Meyer, is a graduate o£ Of Vmiance for Apartment presentation at the pageant,. Miss" stipend" of $500. The new schedules will take effect July 1. ' . ' Rensselaer" Polytechnic Institute, The Board of Adjustment has recommended that the Township Masino enjoys • horseback riding cty; N. Y., with a bachelor Of and dancing a'od plans to make the chemical engineering .degree -and Committee deny the application of'the American Legion Holding Co. art of jazz or ballet dancing her. for a variance to permit construction of an apartment house on the-site has a master's degree in business career. Board Decision Due Tonight WILLIAM H." MEYER. administration from Rutgers Uni- • oXthe American Legion Casjno at Riverside Dr. and Casino Ave. Miss Putz attends. Adelphia Uni- versity. " ' . • A resolution recommending denial was passed at a special meeting versity oh Long Island. A member He served in the Navy for three of the board on March 20 with of the Gold Mask, dramatics hon- On Summer School Question and a "half years diiring World War /. S. B. Sweetsor, M. J . Mcllugh and orary society, she is pledged • : Will.the Cranford public school system operate summer schools Cam II and saw service in the Atlantic C..F. Schillinger voting yes on the Delta, Gamma Sorority ar)d serves thiiLyear?' . .' •'• '.- • . , • ' . Theatre, He was mustered out.as Date Revealed motion and T- 6. Bothmann vot- on the Student Activities Board ' That question probably-vvill.be resolved, tonight when the Board Announced a lieutenant, junior grade. Retain- • ing no. Walter M. Cuoper-rcfruinod Sharonlee, who enjoys of Education again considers how to reduce the 1967-68 School budget. ing his actiye reserve status, he was'. or *fayc dancing, sewing, knitting, reading ~' e budget was twice defeated by the voK^rs- recalled to duty from-1951, t o 1953 ^ from voting as a. member of the (Continued on Page 8) By Siegfried iipin(t thn Krivpan Cnnfjjct as a local Legion post. mittee. cut it by. $73,300. Announcement w>as made today naval lieutenant. Road-ErO Conclusions of the board in the The 'Board of Education . has • al- that. Public Safety Commiseioner Mr. Meyer served as campaign •• ready reducer] the budg-et by, $29,- manager for .the successful earn- , The }967 Safe Driving Road:E-0 matter were listed as follows: • Local Women Drum, Bugle Chartes G. Siegfried will be the sponsored by the Cranford Jaycees •"1, The parking J'aciliti** for 1300, but must' cut it by another Detnocratic candidate in the June paign of Public Affairs Cornmisr j $44,000. The $29,300 included sioner H. ^Raymond Kirwan and will be held on Saturday,.April 29, the existing apartments are insuf- s Hires 6 primary for reelection' in Novem- former Public Works Commissioner at the Uni'on Junior College park- ficient and create congestion on Wpt Awards $17,700 for a key punch operator, ber to tht Ions! Township Commit- Nelson M. Li'ghtcap about five ing lot on Springfield Ave., i t was the four streets bounding Block Instructors an administrative assistant to lielp tee post to be filled this year. years ago.. He is a .former GOP jinnqunced this week. ».' 303. • '" . At Arts Day Obtain additional federal aid, and 'I-am a-gain very pleased and county committeeman in the third ''2. It is the opinion of the board Vincent P. Flanagan,- president district and has been a member of . 'Application forms are now avail- Members of Cranford clubs won the rental of IBM equipment, and proud to have been chosen as the 1 that the one-to-one parking pro- two first places- and several other of the ^Granford DruTn and Bugle the Cranford Republican Club for able at police headquarters and at $11,600 for a summer curriculum Democratic candidate for* Town posed in the present application awards as 274 women attended the Corps Association, this week an- several years. •'.._. the driver education department workshop, whi.ch was to have in- ship Committee," Commissioner for the construction of an apart- annual • Creative Arts . Day .. and JEAN SHEPHERD nounced the hiring of two per- Mr. Meyer has been a member .-at Cranford High -School. ment house would be insufficient Music Festivals the Sixth District 1 volved three coordinators and nine Siegfried stated. ' of the executive board of the manent instruetor-s for the corps. A boy'and a-girl'wlirbe winners so that the overflow of ears belong- of theState Federation of Woman's teachers. His statement continued: .Cranford United Fund for nine Clubs on Tuesday at the MountaJn- They are Richard. Friend, musi- years and currently is "chairman of in each competition. Local winners ing to residents, as well as visitors, Jearir Shepherd The budget now contains $27,000 "In seeding reelection, I am would aggravate the existing over- side Inn. cal director of the Bergenfield the agency screening committee, will receive a trophy, a certificate for the summer school program, again pledging that 1 shall' repre- crowded parking proBtem." Mrs.