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THE WESTFIELD LEADER Ao - the Leading and Most Widely Circulated Weekly Newspaper in Union County •• V-—,•• WESTFhlLO, ft J. O O\ O t- o IK THE WESTFIELD LEADER ao - The Leading and Most Widely Circulated Weekly Newspaper In Union County . U9PS 680020 EIGHTY-N Second CI&SB PoBtaKe Paid WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1979 Published No. 38 at Westflelci, N. J. Every Thursday 24 PBffes—20 Cents Formal Opposition to Widening Of Springfield Ave* Expected Opposition to the proposed a petition signed by 150 council committee on traffic widening of roadways and servation and Attic Waste county widening of residents also contesting and parking will discuss the county officials have often Centers. The measure is Springfield Ave. is expected such action was presented, issue at its 8 o'clock meeting stated that these im- designed to cul down the to take the form of a Town Carol Cohen of 48 Mohican Monday night. provements would not be rising cost of operating the Council resolution following Dr., the spokesman for the The town government has instituted unless they facilities by limitusuageand Tuesday's meeting at which group, was told that the traditionally opposed county receives the concurrence of hopefully reducing abuses town officials. by non-residents. Increased safety hazards Opposing Councilmen Don for children and the threat Alpaugh, Frank Sullebarger Declines of additional traffic are the Sullebarger, James Caldora main concerns of the and Ronald Frigerio residents, Mrs. Cohen said. favored the use of dccals Third Council Term The area residents also feel required for entrance to the that a "super highway" facilities, but were against First Ward representative many of the committee might isolate that section permitting stickers for vans Frank Sullebarger an- recommendations have from the rest of the town. and pickup trucks when nounced today that he will been or are being im- Approved by a margin of local residents have other not seek a third term on plemented. one was an ordinance vehicles available for this Town Council "The problem of safe regulating use of the Con- (Continued on page 4) "Serving two terms . as school crossing on Mountain Massive piles of debris are accumulated at the Attic Waste Center'each Saturday. councilman has been one of Ave. as a result of the the most challenging and rcdistricting was solved Stake-Out Nets Six rewarding experiences of with (he help of the PTA my life. The opportunity tn Safety Committee and the Changes at Ecology, Attic Waste experience all aspects of our Westfield Police Depart- In Juvenile Theft Ring town's operation and to have ment. A police stake-out in the side of town recently led 9 a direct in-put on im "The Mountain Ave. vicinity of Orenda Circle Westfield police, with the provements and changes, to gasoline truck disaster led Friday night resulted in the cooperation of the Union Centers Raise Citizens Queries serve as the representative to several measures to arrest of six Westfield County prosecutor's office, of some 10,000 citizens, and minimize a recurrence: juveniles on various counts to organize a burglary Changes in the hours and days of operation and the Public Works Center any Monday through Friday, to make new friends, have speed limit reductions, of break, entry and larceny crime unit which was set up initiation of a new decal program at the Conservation between9 a.m. and5 p.m.Thereyou will be asked to sign been the rewards. The guard rail installations, and the recovery of some in various areas of town and Attic Waste Centers have prompted some confusion an affadavit staling that the vehicle is used only for negative aspect has been continued resistance to $5,000 in stolen property. where break and entries had and many questions on the part of residents. Basic to an personal purposes and does not have commercial p la Irs the great time committment County street widening, and Numerous break and been reported, according lo understanding of the reasons for the changes is the You will be given a form to hand to an attendant at either over the past three and ;i {Continued on Poga4) Frank Sullebarger entries reported on the north sergeant Detective Wesley realization that the Town of Westfield, like every family Center and a decal will be put on the vehicle. half years. Family life, Moore. in it, is feeling (he effects of inflation. One the one hand, What if I own a vanortruck with commercial plates; can business planning, and one's costs are rising while, on the other, spending by the town I use It to bring material from my house to the centers? own personal relaxation Three of the five juveniles is limited by the state-mandated caps. Yes, but you must get a permit before going to Ihe habits have been drastically KesslenWon 't Seek Reelection involved in one of the break centers. There is no charge for the permit. It may be affected. and entry operations were When the Conservation Center first opened seven Herb Kessler, Democratic for the past 15 months. In apprehended at Orenda years ago, it cost $1.20 per cubic yard to have material obtained any Monday through Friday at the Public "I would like to share Party councilman that time, I tried to keep my Works Center between 9 a.m. and5 p.m. Permits will nol Circle, and subsequent hauled away. This year, the cost is $2.65 per cubic yard. some of the satisfactions, representing the fourth constituents advised about investigation revealed the Added to the increased cost is the fact that the volume be available on weekends. The permit is valid for rewards, and disap- ward, announced today that important local issues and whatever day you request and for as many trips as you identity of the other two brought in to the center has increased each year. Despite pointments I have ex- he will not seek a second have worked with them to youths. the increases in cost and volume, the allocation for the request when obtaining it. perienced during my tertfis' Wrm. Kessler's two year solve, matters ot mutual May •MiaMe el«e bring material in for nir In thrii facility can be increased only. 5 percent. Tfw ..only "My 18 month service torn of office expires on concern. It has been a full Sergeant Moore said that alternative to an early closing of the centers Is to try and vehicle? with the Committee to Study Dec. 31. and rewarding experience. : the juveniles range in age control the volume by making certain that only West- If you must arrange for material from your home to be Vandalism permitted an in- .Kessler issued the However, I must now I'rom 15-17, and some have fielders use them and that only allowable materials from delivered to the centers in a vehicle which does not have depth investigation of the following statement: "I consider the needs of my been charged with up lo Westfield homes are brought in. a decal, you must obtain a permit at the Publics problems of "young West- have enjoyed serving the family and Ihe increasing three separate counts of As a recent editorial in this paper pointed out, more use Center for the delivery. fielders. I am pleased thai people of the Fourth Ward pressures of my work. With break, entry and larceny. of the paper and glass recycling centers and of private (Continued on pago 4) In a different operalion, refuse collectors would help ease the problem at Ihe Attic two Cranfnrd youths were Waste and Conservation Centers. Despite the fact that Pleads Guilty apprehended earlier in the paper, glass and cardboard products are easily disposed Troop 72 Recycles Cash month for break and entries of elsewhere, large amounts of these items could be seen To Auto Death in Westfield. among the huge heaps at the Attic Waste Center last Daniel Hilbrandt of More arrests are pending, Saturday. For Ihe centers to work well for all Wcsl- Into Canoeing, Camping Garwood has pleaded guilty and the investigation is fielders, cveryoneusing them must cooperate and follow to the charge of death by Herb Kessler countinuing. according to the rules. They hustle. They work. auto for his involvement in Sergeant Moore, who said Recent conversations with Ihe various Public Works And they know their "busi- the two-car accident on the department is very supervisors and employees who manage and man the ness." Central Ave. last June Pay Taxes pleased with Ihe results centers indicate that Ihe following questions about Ihe Cars are unloaded with • which resulted in the death Tuesday brought in by its burglary changes are asked most often. dispatch. Bundles -are of Carol Graham, 19, of unit. When are the centers open? hefted. Loose stuff is Hyslip Ave. according to the The second quarterly The Conservation Center is open Thursdays and scooped up. The used Union County prosecutor's installment of reul estate Police Exams Fridays from 9 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. and Saturdays and newspapers are inspected office. taxes will he due Tuesday. Sundays from 9a.m. tc>5 p.m. Ttie Altic Waste Center is with a professional eye (out Sentencing is expected May 1. The lax collector's Set for May 12 open on Saturdays only, from !) a.m. to 5 p.m. Both arc May 17, and Hilbrandt faces office will be open Tuesday go magazines, inserts and evening from 7 to !) in The Westfield Police closed on holidays. anything else that isn't a miximum penalty of three llow does the new decal system work? addition to the regular Department will hold newsprint). years imprisonment and or examinations to fill a Every automobile bringing material into Ihe center a $1,000 fine.
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