THE WESTFIELD LEADER the Leading and Mo$T Widely Circuited Weekly Nempaper in E/Iuen County
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.*," THE WESTFIELD LEADER The Leading and Mo$t Widely Circuited Weekly Nempaper In E/iuen County Publish** Seconnd Clan PoitPoiUi f e PaiI i 24 Pages—15 Cento EIGHTY-FOURTH YEAR — No. 45 at w»tf leld, N J. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1974 Every Thuridty WE A Claims 4.2% Fears Ward 4 "Dumping Place," Asks Pilot Project Five with Perfect Averages Board Offer On Curbside Collection Fourth Ward Councilman periment proved to be in- In Graduating Class of 583 "Unrealistic" Lawrence Weiss- today conclusive," Weiss said, "so called for a pilot program in it is now logical that we Although five Westfield the New Jersey Junior A Westfield Board of comparable communities in the third and fourth wards to move to test the other form High School seniors Classical League award far Education wage offer of a the state. test the acceptability of of effective attic waste achieved perfect 4.0 excellence in the study «f 4,2 percent increase, was Beverly Geddis, WEA curbside collection of attic collection: curbside pickup. averages and tied as first five years of Latin and called "unrealistic" at a president and chief waste in selected areas in "When I campaigned place honor students at outstanding contribution to meeting of the Westfield negotiator commented, Westfield. throughout the fourth ward graduation ceremonies latt Latin department activities Education Association "The latest board proposal Weiss coupled the an-two years ago, a large night, Karim Valjl was - Kathleen Ungford aod Monday afternoon. The in unrealistic in light of the nouncement of his intention majority of residents said recognized as the top honor Lucy Potter. WEA held a general continuing inflationary to introduce the necessary they favored curbside student because he fud the •U Petit Coin defame meeting with local teachers spiral. By offering a 4.2 resolution at the June Town pickup," the Democratic high** number of quality $25 award for encaflait* to to discuss the present state percent increase, the board Council meeting with a councilman said. "This fact point* which are determined five years of French *Mdy * of contract talks with the is asking the teachers to warning that he has "nowas reinforced again last by multiplying the rtudent's Mary GladMtw. board. The WEA is the of- subsidize the increased intention of sitting idly by year during Republican average by the number of - Frmch Club award far ficial bargaining unit for the expenses in the school costs while the mayor and the Councilman Alan Chin's course credits he has taken. excellence in achliwii ' professional employees of that should have been Republican administration campaign. He reported that Karim had 300 quality for four years of French - the Board of Education. covered by an increased plan to locate any unsightly residents he polled favored points. Kathy Chapman and Leahy Topics discussed at thebudget." 'town dump' in the fourth curbside pickup by a ratio The four other top honor Chapman. meeting included the WEA The stalled contract talks ward." of 3 to l. The Westfield students were Kevin F. - Women's Spanish CM» position and the boards have now entered fact- Weiss noted that the Leader reported similar Brennan, Kathy Jean award to further ii- proposed 4.2 percent salary finding, the stage after original pilot program of results from a sampling of Chapman, Lesley Ann ternaUonal undcratwdrnf offer "in light of the 9mediation. A state- operating an attic waste opinion." Chapman and Theodore and emphasiic the Im- percent cost of living rise." appointed fact finder will collection site on North Ave. (Continued on Psg. 5) Kevin Brennan Lesley Chapman Kathy Ckapmaa Hsueh-Tao Shen. portance of the study of NJEA field representative come here to hold several is scheduled to expire July 1. More thm one-third (223) Spanish in secondary discussed settlements in (Continufd on Pag* B) "The results of this ex- Summer School Begins Monday of the 583 seniors were school. Outstanding graduated as honor achievement in five yean el Summer school, for field Summer school students. Spanish • Unda Thenaa. students required to make program. Thirty-one students Outstanding achievement in Pearson, Corbet, Griggs . up academic courses and for In-person registration will received awards at com- four years of Spanish • students seeking enrich- be held from 9 a.m. to 3:30 mencement exercises held Barbara Sanhorn ment, begins Monday. p.m. tomorrow. Wednesday night at the - The Harvey r. Gerber, In Key United Fund Jobs Registration for Summer Westfield Armory. Sr. Memorial Award of a IS school's 26 academic and Students may register for Albert R. Bobai, principal Savings Bond presented by Three community leaders Tennis Club, Echo Lake building strong, vital five enrichment courses will summer school through of the high school, an- his family to the graduate have joined forces to help Country Club, Westfield communities through united remain open up to and in- their guidance counselors. nounced names of award who plans to teach assure a successful 1974 Colonials Barbershop funding, having worked in cluding Monday morning, Classes begin Monday at winners. Awards were mathematics and who gives United Fund of Westfield Chorus and National Ski the corporate giving according to Joseph F. Westfield High School from presented by Dr. Laurence promise of providing the campaign by accepting top Patrol. division of the Eastern Behot, high school guidance 8:20 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. F. Greene, Superintendent same quiet inspiration to the positions in the drive, it was Mr. Corbet, too, has long Union County Fund. A counselor, who is serving as Summer school ends on of Schools. students as Mr. Gerber did announced today by Fund been devoted to the ideal of {Continued on Page 4) director of the 1974 West- Aug. 2. Following is a list of in Ms 38 years of teaching • President Janet Patterson. award winners. William S. Hoff. They are David G. - Bausch and Lombe - The Walter J. Lee Pearson, named major gifts Playgrounds to Offer Summer Fun for Kids Honorary Science Award forJournalism Prizes of $10 chairman; William Jubb outstanding achievement, each, given in memory of Corbet Jr., special business Those long hot summer Tamaques and McKinley Roos^yelt Junior High 7;B«»inify04ionai good character, and the former publisher of the chairman, and Richard C. days are about to be shor- schools. Sign-up will lake Schools; are geared to the nine for J«ttiSfis6ns ,'feach, superior intellectual WESTFIELD LEADER to Griggs, advanced gifts tened. The Westfield place from 1 p.m;-3p.m.on interests of teens, ttffering Point Wetspnf | promise in the field of seniors in the top third of the chairman. Recreation Commission, Monday June 24, at thepicnics, cookouts, tour- Basketball clinics dkily at McCoyScholarship science • Karim Valji, class who have studied A dedicated Fund worker under the direction of Mrs. playgrounds. naments, basketball clinics Roosevelt and Edisori from Jeffrey Gemer and David - The Peter Muhlenberg journalism for two or more for 15 years, having served Ruth V. Hill, will begin its Westfield's two teen and a competitive baseball two to four. Gumbert field Heneghan, two of Westfield Unit of the Steuben Society years' and who have done as captain and door-to-door summer operations on June centers will also be hosting a league. will hold basketball clinics High School's graduating of America award for ex- superior work in the field - solicitor in the past, Pearson 24. variety of activities for Included in this year's in the evening from seven to seniors have been named as cellence in the study of David Brower, Barbara is associated with Barrett On Monday, children students between the ages of program will be: Bus trips nine. Those in grade nine recipients of the Colonel and German - Mary Hazen. Sanborn and Al Stavitsky. and Crain Realtors. For- between the ages of six and 12 and 16. The centers, to the shore every Wed- will meet Monday and Mrs. Henry Bayard McCoy - The Westfield Chapter of - Business Education merly assistant director of 12 are eligible for located at Edison and nesday, July 3 through Aug. Wednesday nights, grades Scholarship. They will share Prize presented by the marketing for the American registration at the 10 and 11 Tuesday and equally in the $1700 award. Greene Lists Westfield Association of International Group in New playgrounds of Grant, Rev. Goodwin To Lead Church Thursday nights. Wed- Westfield High School has Educational Secretaries to York City, he is a member of Columbus, Lincoln, nesday and Thursday, been designated as one of the girl who has given the Presbyterian Church in Franklin, Washington, Northern New Jersey six schools across the nation School Goals Westfield, the Westfield Wilson, Jefferson, grades five and six will have promise of becoming the Conference met at Drew a clinic from 5:15 to 6:30 at to receive this award. At Tuesday night's best all-round secretary University earlier this Tamaques Park. Grades The object of the com mi ttee-of-the- whole because of efficiency and Blood Bank June 26 month. He succeeds the seven and eight will have a scholarship is to foster in- session of the Westfield technical skills, personality, Rev. Dr. Clark W. Hunt who basketball clinic Wednesday terest in and respect for the poise and appearance, Mrs. Edward W. Love, Board of Education, the important services. Of a list was appointed superin- and Thursday at Tamaques traditional ideals of following items were among initiative, integrity and chairman of the Blood of activities which are tendent of the Western Park in the evenings. scholastic standing - Denise Program for the Westfield- American life and the board discussions: performed by various public District of this conference.