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Efforts1 to H Avenel Girls Assure Walks Newcomers A Welcome Town dull Member* to Survey Telling 4mi Far % BARBARA BA1JOIR On Way • AVWWIi — » tlui Jwlw Wonuni Club of A*«tel cwi (x)mmittfe to Aid fc«*> it, no on» )# goln« to lu Settling When' tMW» tfatre and oomptRin that Koppers; Com m * «otdL irafrfawftr place. HmA k Grmtmi WOODBHIDOB-Pivi men, JIM member* one from each ward,, were ap- * pointed by the m*yor to serve tt About Av*t»i, on a promised special commit- tee to survey MM sitiewatfc *bout th# wetton. tion Umtioft t«t ttw TowMhJp. Hutt. Robert Meaty, t. What* more, thk It to be HB HoriM&f, mohard I. flvered to newcomer* per- john Led** *»» sonally br • amber of the 1 and BftVld T* fc *ho wUl rtn* the door- Ralph Rotella. 8S Hamilton was taken after bell and hast a fjtedjy chat Avenue. ForAt; Michael Berfco, Efforts Hi ih of parking with the nt* resident. Paper's Version Upheld 48 Melbourne Court, -Wood* •t installed to fords, "Of omfaftt iWn'sU© a lit- mid WwKlbridie fcefttfe bridge; William Rellly, |i issrtge of ft necessary ttmt Mm, W»ttu Ctatowski, To H !,<•(•, The TcttW Gm- O IMnith' ffinti, fH» club'* On falltfd to adopt U» mbrtstali «lMUmuut> "WP Colonis, and Harry Kline. )(!]i,-f after delegations i»|w to anal a tot of ^tewttoi accept »n Invitation by Com- Daad«nt-Leexler and the «oet .<eim *nd Colonla de- new mitntwi throvKb' this1 itrfttf. on the mammmu roiMlormr LewU g, Jacobsott per pupils wa« 1661 and net the committee with be Pou«i ChM John K. of statement* in The 1IK1«- Listed to grit Bmrft field and Inspect 1800 M reported by the Egan ,m& Wmfikld Knn, pend«j)t-Lendei- by a faction Mrs. QBtOwtki, tip forms? the school, which may be a mwtdejit of tbt Boju4 of Mu* et IMWflr PORT RBADOW -r "Kne iiiriiitf, the mstenrlii s Strdtng & lor^oost eleuii called in tin pbona r*»- action of the Townel* Cera- /school neatly eonstaeiif ta t:ie* like Woodbrldge Town- J' *UM^gM 4tt ^^kn%MH|fcggt|^g« iMJlt. '4bfgv_ r.miwrt aai will fee lay, me a wweoinir to Avt- terday. m west Newton. Mas*. in jwwtft pending to- nel taliell w»«n year*' ago. eoowalttoe' will mirwj Brookfield, Mass., proved to ahip faced with a spiraltog the heavily trafficked streets be unfounded HMrdtng .to Mi SaiUcIas, architect, Who auiry ln» tb» poatlMlitr ef ion for oftatress park Now, wltti. h»r touttend u>i schooh l populationli . MrM . Jtf mad* it very slew he Judy, 10, jm along which sidewalk* aw ne- the Brookfkid architect. soira' sHgge»tiwi was turned i woodbridge prep* WKSBry and wlli set up mi Is not interested to tall- the Koppers plant is partku- & any i«U«tt# at- The IB dependjen t. - down by the majority of the Ing any work tat Ha^ surprising to view af fhe "TBut't «t« rt»eml»§r h«w ordar of prtortttM. Leader nprlntett a story from Board and he was told he was units have been made Jersey, stated emphatically •#^^W le^flng^ ^ttiPi^p^g'^fiiiV ^^e^|p ^P^^nxj in- company providing towiy I felt at first," ih« Biddy Harris, ef file Coun- the Hsw f ark Herald "holding up progress." the jchool was built to house bendtaf every effort to alls, • 'er;. for »nf Wto! Of eontinusi. "Not k n § w i n i cil «f Civic Groups of Cotonta, acted the At Moridayn Board maim 3B0 puplli. At present there viate the oauses of oomplainie is not known a* loth *ht« to go for thingi or what ited that his group tod tent school in Irookflfld at which Winfield J, Finn, It an enrollment of 300 chil- by the residents Of ttieHagSv mm. Irving ietts, ehair* ««• available. Th#» i» stilt a liter to Uii; mayor was buiJt to house p Mi'8, Irving Kiam, John dren. The construction cost A UOOD NKJdUHOK PitUVY: I. the aim rf tb. w!hep the committee wus ap- f siic Parking Authority a ipt ttat can be flow in a Junior Worn™-* Ctob, whleh hae inMltttttd » at a total coat ef $294,950 or Jewkes, Or, Ralph Barone, •tarn for the l&-«3»ssroom Bynon, • vies president dt* iailiiiii Duff, attorney, eivte war. in Awnel to get' »teted » mmxtimt of the «wn- abuut IIOQ per pupil. The Frank Wulcovetfl, Harry Burke building complete with oom- mmm far »wr rwldfoto at the ami. In the photo above, efl be in eluded ina&much M thf dared to The TiuiependersV i oi town. pople KfliiftlnW gjjfl wcfi on th« rlflit. Mm. Alfred Andenon, eh«trni»n «t tokrna- mtmt$ cost and John Osabai wen present, Wnation auditorium y Uader yteM4f». on ill tht oomnnittlty prob- p schools in Massa- * statement was introduced stam-cafeteria and other petition demand* MOIMI rf Utiunti, fg handling a pamphlet explntoliif pwttnent chusetts JB betwem $1,600 and "Koppers wfll oontlnqe these • hearing pmwnt to tmm about Avewd, to Mn. Wallace Reeve., It Smith Stmt, Hint In "rwifweh »d denying thut the majority re- necessary rooms -was 1366,000, Mn, Jftasi!*. I, (Jordan, «i the tliemlk sitimtioi) in an $1,700, which It a eompam- mm the addition of furni- IIHIA-S" be MM "tor « tifw »rrir»! form«ir of Newark, WH Nn, Stsmi at* fused ,td visit the Broofefteld •hlch already have resulted Ntfdent of the club, t unbiased mailer" *Sbe mayor cost in New Jersey. ture and fixtures, architect1 e movul of Irvtof SaBi two «f her fhrrr children: llpunie, Me *, on th* left and school The statement read in letttot * ooetraot lor a •d Schlatier, Aiolptt Mn, .OutowakMwd the WlUUm, 14 Th« oUw »on ii Mlcbaef, li. promised te ^torfdsr .the sug- The, Indwipjiwt-Leiiief,' that the schoot was designed and legal fees, site work and ftr tte boeiiti »ntn Quqr had lort and s»M h# tnlglit add sewers the cost came to $394,- tent Mne whloh wiH eom- also noted the majority mem- for 300 students, and not 350 Plstely tfimmeta amoto from MMN1 tuttbii thl» another man. The Colonla bers of the Board refused to as contended by The Inde- (Conttnued on Page It) Trtnmwo as Commls. trying to pita ^ member of the new commit- Mk -IMk Outowrtl got i t,e? is pal a member of the in to Township of removed «M barbed wire from Jfc iif|t*«r and j council, Mr. Harris said, bridge, for Inefficiency. I Tile formation of the eotn- plant leneee and »»ww**P ,500 Engineer f ejsp .^^eVe^M^v ^"W <>f duty and salscon- mittee is part of a promise al and Blue Cross in office matte to residents of the In- mah Avenue section who have ' 'ML ** '"' Industrial been r-ftrnpsigntnij foe slde- Named by Board "In regwdslo <t» c twato on their timin stivoi. Reach Accord for 1958 nunt of a eonsiating enflwer — Despite strong opposition from the i which l« a eoimty road. audience, the Board of Education Monday appointed Qeoree PERTH AMEBpy~Jte*un?f>- toinv«sehr»te,w«feelthA«enr DumpCIosed negotiations are now under ttents were charged the dif- ojaallfied <mmi*1 eflejtaeir D. Beeger, Amtooy Avenue* to a newly^re*ted post of con- tioit of contractual relations -An way for 1969. Anthony W. ference between their Blue wffl determine that toe Kop- sulting engineer. with Blue Cross by the Per© tetoert, Director of tic hospi- Cross allowance of 115.00 a day manPosts dumping ground at the The position pan IMOQ a year and is to remain ta. effect Rocket Blast pen plMtt is operatod smfetr Aniboy General Hospital was tal, pointed out that; many of and the amount of the hospi- and Is aooord with O» hlgh- of Keaaoey has bee* ordered for the duration of the »8,OOO,QO0 school building program, announces today by CJiartee closed by the tqwnthip for «n the basic problems facing Blue tal bill. Cheeks will be nulled sti standards of industry •• 1,000 Bond gram. Injures Boy 8. Gregory, Ptesldent of Vm Cross-hospital relations are by the lipeplt*! for the amount tnvftttgaHoa into a fire ftun- The ebief opposition came Board of Governors, tato yeeterday ta', . day that injured sit firemen atlll far from being finally re- of this difference shortly. — Mrs. from Floyd MeChetney and FORDB The young, 'With a: promlss .fflede W and caused the evacuation of Apartments, The hospital resigned from solved, lie sjyjieased the hope, "We are! of course extreme- 38, s O Bunne Clyde Vdrington, both of amateur rocket-maker, Blue Cross in March becauw however, 'that a committee ap- ly happy." Mr. Bskert said, to preewt weekly re* . *»* released yesterday many nearby residents from porte to the press and the their home*. Cotonla. Mr. McChesney de- SebJiranlnger, Jr., lfl, 48 of differences with Blue Crose pointed to <XMm & Howell, "that at least for the time be- ' »i ooo bond on it oora- dared be could see no reason over th* amount. Of its reim- ing we have been able to mayor, B. S. Tenthoff. plan* Brandywtne Road. Whose New Jersey opnunlsaloner of of autroctom assault The dump, owned by th« for this new Job, pointing out A&PGetOK bursement for patient care. rtaofc a satisfactory arrange* manacer. wrote to flttf* Riser Industrial Waste Cor- Banking and Insurance, to eiwry. A hearing be- that this work has been and brain-child exploded m his Continued negotiations have mant vith Blue Cross. One of l«a Quigley aa follows* poration, started biasing front study the situation wljl be able ffagtetrate Andrew D.
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