Page 18 CRANFORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Thursday, June21,1979 Apples Gets Gar wood Controversial 'Close^On License Renewal PBAContract Page TJ Page 14 Serving Cranford, Kenilworth and Garwood VOL. 86 No. 26 Published E very Thursday . Thursday, June-28,1979 USPS 136800 Second Class Postage Paid Cranford, N. J. 20 CENTS STOP PAYING RENT There's More Than Bob Guertin Sworn -Hlfeets The Eye In As^Police Chief ^he roster, of service station hours published in last week's paper remains in By STUART AWjBKEY- of something bad." The audience seemed to Guertin himself called the assemblage effect but is highly vulnerable to change: Amid a rare confluence of private and "agree. Guertin. was sworn in as acting chief "unbelievable." the key, 6f course, is the^as supply. Klh "public" emotions, Bobby Guertin formally for 35 days until his predecessor, Matthew : hld h i l Everybody repaired to th* Coachman Inn gas holds up, the stationsThTve-^tbld.- the look the Tielm of the Cranford Police T. Haney, formally leaves the department, for a party. As it came to a close in the wee police,-the hours will hold up* One correc- Department this week. but the celebrants viewed that as ahours yesterday, the chief's mother-in-law, tion: The Cranford Gulf Station will pump An enthusiastic crowd of well wishers technicality. Among them were firefighting gas.7 to 9 a.m. Saturday if it has fuel. It was Nettie Kuster exulted: "I'm so happy for An Immaculate centrally alr-condltloned split level situated at packed the Township Committee chambers relatives including brother Ronald and Bobby I could scream." And she screamed. AND START COLLECTING IT incorreetly reported last week that the Tuesday night for a swearing -in ceremony brother-in-law John Tanzer and the Wes / • It might be the last time he will be called This Brick Two Family home located on a quiet residential the end of the cul-de-sac Ih a lovely residential area. Priced In _-Station-would^be-open-7 -a^m-to 8-p.in-on th'fit" lasted"W'secoridsTahd unleashed an Dilzel clan and a batch of in-laws and Saturday.. Bobby in public. They're now addressing street boasts Three bedrooms on each floor with large Eat-In in this attractive home-l«-levels-3bedrooms7iV2 baibsrgaraqer Tfi^ mra^$80VTor a fast sale. Living 7pom,~dlnltig room, 3 unusual outpouring of sentiment. cousins too numerous to mention. A former "the chief" at police headquarters. And the Generally speaking, Police Traffic Lt. The scene was set when 45 policemen and colleague, Michael Deane, and wife Bar- kitchen complete with Birch cabinets and wall oven. Finished The picture doesn't show you the custom features of this well- bedrooms and fll^iU^^ VlC nameplate on his desk says, "Chief Robert Lawrence Bonnell says that the odd-even reserves marched in as the government hnra drove up from Floricja for the occasion. A. Guertin. Basement with extra bedroom and Lav. Separate Utilities, 2 built home; nor the lovely private rear yard with its covered FOR PROFESSIONAL AND COURTEOUS . implementation "has improved the i meeting began to form a semicircle around Car Garage. Excellent Income. WORTH YOUR TIME TO patio and brick barbeque. You'll have to come see fd> yourself! SERVICE CALL: situation" here. Though apprehensive, most the 170 seated people including their in- local motorists seemed to be in relatively coming leader, bedecked in a similar blue INVESTIGATE. Just Reduced - Now Low $80's! good humor, or at least resigned to the wait. with a differentiating gold braided cap and A Prayer REALTY WORLD® single star. The first officer in the line was Victor DEMMIS Realtor Siphoning Oneself Lt. LawrenceT. IJonnell, who in Guertin's Following is— a portion of theknown by so many citizens of Cranford. Realtor-Notary Puj>llc words "took me under his wing" when the invocation given at the Township He has the professional skills for his g.g* NUJN-JS Member of Cranford and WeiHIeld Fire Chief Leonard Dolan says that he has future chief joined the department in 1961. Committee- meeting at which Robert office. Especially give him compassion A World of Difference" Board of Realtors and Multiple U»«nB. personally sjeen ten residents here SjJahQning ^... Rev. Arnold Dahlquist devoted most of Guertin was sworn in as acting chief of and understanding, .. so he can 181 North Ave E., Cranford 276-7618 gas out of their cars into storage containers . the invocation to the subject of the in- police. It was given by Rev. Arnold administer the Police Department with which they place in their homes. He thinks vestiture. Wes Philo, township clerk, ad- Dahlquist. fair and concerned authority for the BALDEN STREET CRANFORD p Avenue iM^ Cranford is lucky to have avoided any fires ministered the oath which Guertin took with Primarily tonight Cranford's new people under his command, and, also, CALX..276-81T0 New art exhibit this month: Paintings by CtdlrTorgertwn, as a result of this and warned residents his hand on a Bible held by his wide-eyed police chief will be officially invested so he can act with sensitivity toward the Each office independently owned. again that gas is highly explosive. "If you keep your confidence in me, I'll do my job the best I can." Robert A. .nine-year-old daughter, Jodi. His proud with his office. So, our prayer is for needs of those who compose our Guertin takes the oath in company of wife Diane and daughter Jodi. wife, Diane, blinked at the flashbulbs. His Bobby Guertin, as he is affectionately citizenry. mother, Gladys, was on (he front row. Siphoning Others with "No Gas" signs posted that were seen from the public about ways to conserve. Guertin shook hands with municipal of- Numerous incidents of siphoning were filling cars, supposedly for regular Meantime, Sandy Weeks, chairman of the ficials. Then he said, in .measured tones, MOVINIQVINiG TO ANOTHER CITY ??; reported by residents. One person, Nicholas customers, however these reports are bicycle board, said more people are biking ."I'm grateful to the Township Committee, LOVELY VICTORIAN DiPabio, of 13 West End PI., was accused of unsubstantiated. to the train station, which is scheduled to get and to my family." He paused slightly. siphpning-gasat2:29am Sunday. Garwood some bike lockers. "I wish my father was here." police said he' was taking; gas from a car Tears came to his eyes. His father, Louis, Our Men: Skylab FIGURES SHOW Tl behind 42 W. Holly St., not far from the In Reverse himself an officer here for 28 years, had borough line. He was charged with larceny One motorist in a local line backed his car Lemonade Line inspired him toward a police career. He ABOUT 10 MILLION FA/ under $200. "Sir the way down a gas line. It wasn't Helen Barton, a sixth grader, has died three years ago, before he could see his Garwood Police have received four because he holds a particular fascination established a successful lemonade business son reach the chieftaincy. IN AMERICA reports of gas siphoned from vehicles, in- ' with reverse gear. He said it was to avoid on the gas lines. Sara Stern found a frien- Then Guertin said: "If you keep your Falls Next Week cluding one report of 50 gallons stolen from a being cut off by line jumpers. dlier attitude and some other merchants on confidence in me, I'll do my job the best I CHANGE RESIDENCES IN A YEAR.j truck parked at the Casale Industries lines. For her story, see Page 12. can." Local. astronomers who have injected AAI, which has been tracking the descent Parking lot,. .Mojidiry-nightv _The__ truck The place broke into broad and sustained science into the world's biggest guessing of the 79-ton lab through a mini-computer at applause. game for July are predicting that Skylab the Sperry Observatory at Union College for belonged to; George Volturan of Clark. Do It Yourself Garwood's 4 Hours will drop to earth next week, possibly in BUT fe In Kenilworth, police have also received The mayor, Raymond S. Molnar, proudly two months, says it might come down If Jt i5>miease call us and let us explain how we ca/help you Mayor Raymond S. Molnar, who has been In Garwood: lines Sunday at the Hess testified to "our new one star general." The time for the Fourth of July. between Sunday the 3d and Friday the 8th. Crawford ... reports of gas stolen from cars, including That prediction by the Amateur NASA anticipates the fall between the 9th with your5?VL£ here and your PURCHASE anywmere In the one incident where 40 gallons of gas was^ seen riding a bicycle to municipal meetings, Station on North Avenue at Center Street police commissioner, Ronald D. Marotta, stolen from trucks at the Sentry Trucking "advised residents this week to look to them- extended down North. Avenue to Central said "it's nice to see everybody here Astronomers Inc. would put the vehicle and the 16lh. .... _^™~_ United States. YoVwill find, like so majjyTfTfi&hG ha\e, thaTwe C>, w^Pri> (two? i-apnftfHJhaUnclting-gAi^J selves insteasead of to thge gQVf>rnmf>nt.;for Th"e prediction was made from a "fitting -arvxletv-)t*»t\a«v-oft;efr- p answers-^to the energy crisisii . He said under the railroad tracks to South Avenue, Aeronautics and Space Administration curve" developed by the local astronomers, caps were broken on the tanks. citizens have become accustomed to waste- and down South Avenue almost back to expects.