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City Opposes Alternate Route Summit Sales Days —Today, Tomorrow and Saturday SUMMIT ERALD Serving Summit Since 1889 Entered as Second Class Matter at trie Post Office at Summit, N J. 07901. Under the JW-flFBGrch"8.1879 273-4000 Second Class Postage Paid at Summit, N.J. Thursday, July 34,1975 $7ay»ar \H Route 78 City Opposes Alternate Route Common Council went on an agreement as to the should be sent to the City tion came from As- Transportation Commis- record Tuesday night in "best solution" and "ac- Clerk's office, j semblywoman Barbara A. sioner, Alan Sagner. opposition to the proposed tion" for the three com- Curran of 260 Springfield In other matters, Council alternate route of the ridge munities to take. In addition, Councilman avenue. In a letter to granted the United Way and wellfield lines for 1-78. In order to accumulate Smith said a lefter was be- Council President Frank H. permission to hold its an- The resolution passed by information and opinion ing sent to Hel^n Neuhaus, Lehr, Miss Curran voiced nual parade on Saturday, Council leaves room for fu- regarding the 1-78 align- Director of Community in- opposition to both the ridge October 11. ture discussion; but it is ment, Council is consider- volvement of the Depart- and wellfield routes as be- C. J. Cotter was appoint- known that Mayor Elmer J. ing the appointment of an ment of Transportation, ing "entirely unfair and ed to the volunteer division Bennett is set to meet with ad hoc committee to study requesting her to set a date unacceptable to Summit." of the Fire Department, the mayors of Berkeley the situation. Councilman for a public meeting in the Miss Curran also indical7 and an ordinance was in- Heights and New Watson B. Smith indicated city to discuss land review ed that she has already troduced to place a yield Providence to discuss al- that suggestions for 1-78. ! voiced strong opposition to sign at the intersection of ternate routes and to reach members of the committee Support for Councils ac- SUMMIT SCOUTS TO JAMBOREE - Five Summit Scouts left fast Friday for the both routes to the state Dunnder drive and West 14th World Seoat Jamboree fat Norway. From left to right are Jeff Hale of Troup 162, End avenue. TXEfcerty of Troop K, Cart Eagstrom of Troop «4, and Greg Rouxof Troop 1«2. AU Council was also in- wffl take part • the II day Jamboree, which Includes a survival hike with 8 boys. Also, formed by the New Jersey- each scout has the opportunity to live with a Norwegian family for four days. Missing Minibus Okayed Over Objections Auto Club that the city had from the picture is Eagle Scout Greg Drummoad. (Photo Judy Freedman) earned a pedestrian award After almost two hours of Coi. Millar maintained Recognition from Leo< cil approved an amend- for its record of five years public discussion, which that use of the Mercedes O'Grady, chaitiman, of the ment to the zoning or- without a pedestrian fa- had been preceded by two diesei buses instead of local commission, while at dinance which defines a tality. studies and the approval of domestic gasoline-powered the same time Mr. Bennett "guest" in a home. Objec- gave Mr. di'Grady a tions to the amendment A letter from the Getty local voters last November, vans would result in lower Oil Co. informed Council Common Council Tuesday maintenance and fuel declaration which is to be were voiced by Counciiper- stgned by residents and sons Naomi Faison, Luther that the price of gasoline night by a vote of 6 to 1 costs. will be increased .03 cents passed an ordinance countersigned by Governor S. Roehm, who called the He pointed out that leas- Brendan Byrne in time for situation 'opening a can of per gallon. providing for a six-month ing costs of the buses would trial run of minibus service the country's 200th birth- worms," and Dr. Ross, who The Council also be "very high" and that the day next year. concurred with Dr. received a letter from Mrs. in the city, at the same time committee had been con- that bids were advertised Roehm s view. B. t. Ruff ley of 48 cerned with keeping costs Personnel changes Michigan avenue, regard- for the buses, themselves. as low as possible. Council also went on Councilman Watson B included the introduction of record as opposing the full ing the clogged drainage Smith opposed the or- Col Millar further in- a resolution creating the financial disclosure bill as system and water runoff dinance. Uicated that at no time was position of assistant to the introduced by Berkeley problem from, and in, the , it. (vlt Ihiit tiio ser\ K. <• ilii'ei tor "I wvUari' Heights Assemblywoman vicinity of the Community Principal opposition'.to would be self-suppurting. By a vote of 4 to 3. Coun- the minibus service while Mrs. Bett> deJong of Bettv Wilson Fool. seemed to come irorn six Woodland avenue, tell the residents who expressed lares, at possibly 40 to (jo concern principally about cents, would be prohibitne | Summit To Eye Closely j REABY FOR NATION'S BIRTHDAY — Overlook Hospital celebrates the Bicenten- actual need, costs and the She maintained that while nial by adding commemorative flag to its traditional signal code flags A over I, which proposed usage of Mer- the city was trying to keep fly from the Morris avenue entrance and hospital rooftop, promising "We Stand By To cedes diesei buses instead costs down by laying ofl I Assembly Vote Tomorrow Assist." Overlook's Bicentennial flag was the gift of the Overtook Auxiliary. Here. of United States manufac- teachers, the expenditure tured vans. for the bus sen. see was not It will be up to the New million and would be ob- also provide an extra I assistant eagteser Wlafred Allen assists Mrs. Peter Wood of Colt road. Auxiliary Jersey State Assembly tained by an assortment of rapreseatative to the Summit Bicentennial Commission. Spokesman for the ser- warranted. million for state aid top vice included Democratic- Dr. Winn, on the other tomorrow to vote on a taxes including an increase public schools in the second |: City Committee Chairman hand, indicated there was a batch of new taxes ham- on corporation income half of the fiscal year which |j Robert Wolfenbarger and need for the service, and mered out Monday by the taxes from 5^% to 7i^% begins on January 1, 1976. $ School Budget Surplus Democratic candidate tor Mr. Woltenbarger main- State Senate^ during a extending the sales tax to At present, Summit stands ;i| Ward 2, Dr. Rodger Winn. tained that the referendum marathon session lasting 12 Jawyers, architects, ac- to lose $721,200 in state aid|: On hand for the hearing last November, with a hours. Summit will eye the countants and other if the budget cuts remain. -| and vote was Col. J. Z margin of two and one-hall vote closely since con- professionals, and a possi- Gov. Byrne had been|:; Touches Off Minor Beef ble increase in motor Millar, chairman of the to one, "made it very tinued railroad service and pushing for a six-month $•: The presence of a meeting last Thursday why the surplus had not Minibus Feasibility Com- clear" the voters were in state school aid hinge on vehicle registration fees. school funding plan, a stra-:| $146,409 surplus in the night. been predicted when this mittee, which also included favor of the service. what the Assembly does If the plan works and the tegy, it is believed, to forcei| current school budget and Robert Kelly of Fern- year's budget was adopted. Lyle Mox, Edward S. Ol- In other Council The compromise, if Assembly approves the the Legislature into recon-|; the use of school facilities wood road, representing In response, Walter S. cott, Mrs. Jane Becker, business. Mayor Elmer J. adopted, will restore some measure, there is a pos- sidering an income tax|i touched off minor sparks at the Summit Taxpayers' Eddy, business manager, George Weinberl and Dr. Bennett received the sibility that service on the later this year in order to|§ $283 million to the budget, Erie-Lackawanna would the Board of Education Association, questioned pointed out that if the state Murray M. Ross as Council Bicentennial Community and put off until after the raise $400 million in new$| should cut off $720,000 in aid representative. Certificate of Official continue via continued sub- school revenue. jjj November elections a sidies but on a decreased to local education, the renewed campaign by the Residents living in Sum->| 1146,409 "would help schedule. Word was sup- mit and New Providence^ Hope Is Voiced Iii Administration for a state posed to be received last cushion the shock." In ad- income tax. who may wish to ask ques- ?•:• dition, Donald Moriarty Driver Badly Hurt night as to whether or not tions regarding the^ said that if the total f 720,000 The package put together the Erie Lackawanna package should contact^- Pay Talks were lost, "undoubtedly" by a compromise between would be permitted to halt their local As--| Hope that settlement Moriarty saw it, was taxes would have to be In 2-Car Accident Gov. Byrne and the all commuter service. semblywoman, Miss Bar-i| between the Board of scheduling meetings raised to make up the One person was badly in Legislature, is expected to The additional money bara A. Curran at 267-2512 g Investigating was Patrol- raise $267 million and $283 Education and the Summit because of the difference between the jured tost Tuesday in a two man Alexander Horak.
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