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Thewestfield Leader the Leading and Most Widely Circulated Weekly Newspaper in Union County THEWESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY oii'J <"Uss p..--trim 1 at Westf ield. N. J. WKSTF1KU). NKW JKKSKV", Tl IM"T<>I;KR 36 Pages—10 Cent» tblic Works Center Bids l-t';nt' Leaves (Only) Wrstfield residents :irc bcrni: rvinimlcd ihiil the lr.it imtlt'iiion pr»- Brain is in praiirrsK. All residents arc ri-<|iicsicil (u (Uix.sit or i-nkc llii-ir leaves into Hie fuller ana for culUi'tiun hy the I'UII'H- Works Di-parl- United Fund Campaign baling $193,965 OK'd \ nu-nt. litiruiiiK in public s'reets is ahsiiiutrly rrnliiliitcd. In addition, resi- dents arc urged to refrain from mixiiii; crass flippiiiasi. luaniius nr ^^ TuesdW night resignation from the Bicycle Hoard j ins ease ;„ wl-K-H itejn.s were taken1 ; stones with llio limes. T1H> foreign material run seriously ilam.ici' the rvTLw $|M.%5 lor!of Sister Thercse Joseph, principal; from tlieu- stores lciif-rullerliiu* equipment and delay Ihe entire collection prcKraw. Reaches 54 Per Cent J* Lj additions to Uiejof Holy Trinity Elementary School.) The council expressed re'ret at l\c' on North Ave. | who has been transferred to Our j ivcont passin; ,,f Mr* \:\nmv i,,v i bilts. which; Lady of Graw Sdiool in Hobokcn. 'a mcnib.-r of i.he i-uslodial staff in' Residential Unit Tlie mayor recommended, and, the municipap l buildin;: ' i L until Council was * '-• tilt council approved, Sister Michael | The cuimeil ,IMI award'*l a coi,- Urged To Spur V d approve an or<lior<li-- ,^y Kcm-c Co ol j Marie, now Holy Trinity Klomenlary j tri.e; to \;.u 0 $72,000 principal, as a replacement. : Plain!ield r.»i- tin- construction of l«-u! ^project's overall cost, Councilman Walter G. Terry .Jr.. jj additionaadditionaddi ll basebalhnsclu l backstops at '1'a!- Ils Efforts l construction contract read two letters received by 1'oli . 1 magics Park ai a cost of SHOO each Chief Jaim>s K. Muran. one from It approved an agreement with the: j With tlio halfway point reach- ^ s. Don* of Sc : j ed in the current linited l''und of .(7,414. Jolin Schwaiv. Co. Christiansen Bros, store in Woo;!- < D&L Cni-'aciin" Co. <>f Hiihway (or it* electrical contract l>''idSe and (llL> <«">«• ''"<»>' Khnitii.- rental of equipment for roadj j West Hold campaign to raise i$^-l!l.l2H for tlu: support of its i The plumb- U'!"<"" Store in town, oonimenuim:; work, includin;: ;i paver, roller and illP j II participating agencies, Tues- Karneski! police department for il.s cltieici't ' dunip track, at a cost not (0 exceed k nil be dune by work in clearing up a recent shoplift- i S2.i!ll(i | day ni^Kl's report .session sho\v- ,»| Heating Co. of Mi'ii- eil that contributions totaling , (iI46 and tlie same firm $i:U,)Ki-l have bron received rep- fetitf. ventilating and air- resi n!ui'.; r>l |x.ir ei'ut of tin1 ^oal. LK contrac* on ils bid of liobi'tl .i. l.iimilii, (lencral Ciun- fa structural steel and Boro Voters Approve piiii'H Cha;rnian, refhyliiut on t3w rt «iH be done by Outer- drive resalls so far said, "We nru 'o. of Poll Head ins lialfway home, but the hardest pull S. h.-s :ih,-;nl. lor ill I his )M>iut. it is )«io firm lost out on its bid c\ id"iil that v.e are nuSiceiihly wiNik School Referendum in our Hcsi-.t,'i'''>il l)i\ishm returns. W6e retaining wall aloji^ ^y side of the Municipal Mountainside — A ri-ferend'im call- j, II is pus' ibie that tins is due eillier (ttaiits proffer of 55.000 inig for a reduced school buiidiii'4' |\a<1 I rnLfi I I*ITAC: lo the l.ii'iue nl urn workers to make llCU XjL UftS U1 plrf a; being loo liijili- The rograin was approved 775 to KJII in j b their calls or a slowness in KettilliJ their returns in lit hi'nd'iuni'tt'rs. fl estimate for the work the borough yesterday. '"ibe next rrpoi-t session will be I* The $845,000 construction pro.mani, Ulood Donors To Tuesday at the Suburban Trust Co. <j toduced an oi-dinanco about. 55 per cent of the original AUCHITIXT'S RF.NI)i;HlN<; OK IMUU'OSKI) ADDITION TO (iltANT SCIIOOl^AI a b|nchil cloitlon next Tuesday, (lie volt-rs will IH> from 7 to K::iO p.m. However, I |)r «n increase in dog li- $1,785,000 proposal deloated last to »|>|>rovc a iirn|msnl for nil mldltloii mul iillcriitlou to (Itiint Sclion I wliiili will provldi- four new classriiinus mid lo ii|>|irove die pa j ini'iit want to stress that workers tnuy pti b)' die town raising Uw May, represents thai part of HieSign Up Now of these fuellltlis liy IIH- trunsfcr «f fiUMls n«w (in hand. Tin- IIIHIVI* |>ho to ili-phls how the sclioul will look wlu-n tlif liii|iriivi-iniMils me ruiiijili'lcd. Mini in Ilieir reports to headquarters !*t SO cettts for Cie regis- ove-ntll program which the board of in the Mi'iii; i|>:i] Building ni any itocomply with state re- education decided ri'|)i"esonls iicces- The Westlicld Mountainside Chap- ter of the licit Cross is recruiting Day lime. This will lulp lo kix^ptbocam- ft. siiry work to solve inunediate ]>roi)- Jones 'Disturbed' l>iiiKn momentum in hiuh near, pro- HID covering Ihe purchase lenis. blood donors for Ihe next Illoodmo- bile visit to Westfield Klection Day, ltinullo ]>i>\ (lie Wrsffirld Mo Opposition Voiced viding of course that we are nil mak- rtet sn'Cfper for $11,IMG Srrvirc LfM^n^'s stuil aniuuil The voting was very li.uht since Nov. tl ill I'.ie Methodist Church iiu'. Ihe call* we are ivs|KHisil>le for. f includes l!io By 'Inaction' On drlvi> (o roluck Us Thrift Sliujv, there, are 3,087 registered voters in jfrom 1 lo fi:Hn p.m. "Two of the divisions. Advatico ia obsolete Elgin sweep- the community. | IK sil fnr SiiliHil.iy, Kcsulrnts (lifts ill V:i per cent and Major Cdfls The chiipler hopes to receive at lire asked lo tritvc no lon^i'i' To Grant School Plan ill 112 per cent of their n-sjiectlvo tort II. Mulronny dis- The revised program calls for an Town Problems lease ISO pints of blood, accordiiiK nccdcil ilrnih ou (lictr purrhes l>y coals are hclpiii:: lo keep us nuiviuu klom's ww kaf collection addition to tin; tX-eilirid SCIKMII and No opposition lo the proposal lo huiltl at) addition :iml make r to Mrs. Hubert Ohaus, Hie Blond iKion for jmk ti|i mul f'suli' ;tl K. ltr.siiieutiiil will) only Ml per residents to acqiiisilion of , i small p;irccl of I.IIK! Hank chairman. To insure this j for 1 1 :iii|>rovemeiil.s to (limit School was voiced from an audience ol' near tlut sdiool. tlu s!ii)j>> Pint ri>(]s DM ttsnt to cent received has a l>rj.i task alidad regulations wliicli imota of l.'iO pulls Ihe chapter needs j sii|>port lot'iit cliartlU's. 1.1 persons who attended a. public hcuriilf; on the jilati Tuesday of it. If Ihe drive is to achieve, a k bulling of leaves and night ill the school, Kltmin;-)ted is (lie purchase of (he m registrants who are asked lo | "emocral, issued Ihe fellowu-' m state- 1 third successful year the (iual two Sriiuis from 'I'riHiji 17,' will In A rcfiTi'mUun on the, proposal will be held Tuesday fur tlie bm»the streets. Joseph Barnes property on Mountain register at once and set up appoint- I im'ul al :1 '»«'t'"K <>' campaign sup- weeks will rci|iiii'c mi extra effort. ;••! 'lis boine assist Ing iu Mic i>U'Mf|* of Ituii- sdiool district voters with the pulls open from II lo !! p.m. leaf colU-ction Ave. as a future school site. Also |io!'lers belli II will be a crucial time. i«iHcover the entire; town tllcs. No bond issue is required for the project estimated lo cost eliminated is an addition and land Blood bank volunteers must he lie- "I am seeking the position of conn- "1 uriic our volunteer forces lo hat no lmilc- 4>l:t7,;tCO bo.cau.su I lie school board has tin; funds available to meet acquisition at the Ilcochwood School. tween 1!l iind 5il years. Those under cilumn from our wiird because 1 am exert every effort lo make their iftm leaves are to l>c the expenditure. The n<-"w state sales The original program had called 21 imist luivi' p.irents' consfiit. l)n- disturbed hy ll'e inaction on tlie part rails and to use Ihe 'silent salesman" curb lines. Slunes, of my opponent concerninc. impor- Travcl-Advcnturc lax ha.s iiie.tnt achblioiiid stale aid for the abandonment of Kchobixiok iialioi! i»f just MIC pint of blond will lolaliiw $!C.(M)(), which, adih-d lo the lo help I ell the Kiind story (Jiilckly JHilhcr debris iran dam- Sdiool. insure lilmxl i-ri'dils lor a donor and tant problems affccliiij! all of us. We 4th Ward, Town .mil lliiir.iiij'.hly. iWcrs. he pointed out, received many promises last No- fl.'lilti.lil led over Iniin the junior Hubert BriUon, Imard president, his faintly for a period of two years, Scries To Open liil'.li M.-IIIHII impiineiiieuls and .sur- The l)i\i;.i(ill I'cpnl Is to diilo ai'O |imt delay to the col- Mrs.
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