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01 O * THE WESTFIELD LEADER Tht Leading and Mott Widely Circulated Weekly Nempaper In I/ition County WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1874 Pukll.titd 26 Pages—15 Cent* _..^-FOURTH YEAR — No. 46 at Waatf laid, NT 3. Every Thuraday Tandy Marshal Kepaving Project To Begin Bike Cheeks Tomorrow To Close Portion trsgrsai to check validity at ewaersai* a«i to Curbside "Attic" Pickup Rejected Of July Fourth p the ssaadatsry regietratisa ef bicycles wMk • Of E. Broad St. M" er aure wheel diameter will he iaMiatoi tswerrew, Mini-Parade aecardlag te Cap*, Rafctrt Bell af the WestfieK Police Departateat. The mini-parade spon- The portion of East Broad On Eve of Central Site's Finale St. from North and South Bicycle riders will he stopped by polke in random sored by the West Fields checks af regteiratlaa aad owaership. These not bearing flpportunitifis for free chapter, Sons of the Chestnut Sts. to Springfield formation on cost data, flow implementation of curbside curbside collection should inability of tame residents Ave. will be closed to earns* WestfieM Hceases will he granted temporary residential disposal of old of vehicles, amount of collection trials. Basically American Revolution, will regbtratisa and he asked to register their vehicles at the TVs, stoves and household be made before committing to transport bulky items to a assemble at 9 a.m. Thurs- through traffic from 9 a.m. refuse, etc., this evaluation of the same philosophy, the town to the costs of central site. to 4 p.m. for about a week nctt Mke reflstratiM date on Saturday, July 13; bike* junk too big or bulky for has yet to be completed and Councilman Lawrence day, July 4, at the World whose ewaenhto by the rider caanat he proved will be their normal commercial establishing a central Mayor Donn A. Snydsr War Monument and inarch when repaving of that two resolutions seeking pilot Weiss asked that both location site such as has ipamded HBtil awHershlp is established. Bike racki at refuse men end Saturday and the northside Wards 1 through Broad St. to the section of the street begins projects whose objects were southside Wards 3 and 4 be been tried at the Public and 2 coundlmen repeat sd Monday, according to Police peels, parks and ptaygnwmts will also be subject to the afternoon with the con- to supply comparable data the subject of a study; Allen bandstand in Mindowaskin clusion of a trial period for a Works Center and which has previous arguments again* Park. Chief James F. Moran. checks. on curbside "attic waste" Chin would have restricted been tentatively suggested a curbakk program dtfef Cast. Bell noted that a recent rash of bike thefts has central disposal site at the Parade marshal will be Residents of the area will collection failed Tuesday the evaluation solely to for their ward in the area of past experienceas of attar be permitted access to the triggered iRitlatkwof the pregram. Almost M bikes have Public Works Center on nighttogainapproval of the Ward 4. communities, tisightlt—s, Russell Tandy, ac- North Ave. at Crossway PI. the highly successful street, however, Chief been reparted stolen in the last week alone, he said, Town Council. Joined by Ward 3 Coun- Conservation Center for difficulties of control, etc., companied by Mayor Donn bring!*! Mke preperty lasses into the many thousands of A. Snyder, Chief of Police Moran said. While the pilot project is Both Ward 4 councilmen cilman Thomas Pluta, both garden debris on Lambert's as major deterenta. dollars since the beginning af the year alone. A checklist supposed to yield in- unsuccessfully sought argued that an evaluation of Mill Rd. Both strewed the James F. Moran and Fire School Board of bikes reparted stolen to local polke is "several pages Mayor Snyder com- Chief Norman Ruerup. long," Bell added. mented that the pUot project All members of the Town indicated that this type of Meets Tuesday "While the program we are beginning tomorrow is "attic waste" Hawaii it Council have been invited to initially aa attempt to recover some of these stolen 175 Students Honored participate as have The July public meeting of only 10 percent of tha wast* vehicles," Capt. Bell said, "It also is expected to point out problem and urged that representatives of Westfield the Westfield Board of the Importance of Mke registration to both establish churches. Color guards Education will be held at 8 residents concentrate M ownership credentials and help stem the tide of bike county and state levels foe from the American Legion p.m. on Tuesday in the thefts." At Roosevelt Assembly and the Veterans of Foreign auditorium of Edison Junior solutions to the solid watte The bicycle checks will be continued for an indefinite At Roosevelt Junior High manship; has been cour- and 12 girls are listed in the problems. He said that Wars from Westfield and High School. period. Bell added. School's recognition 1 Mountainside are scheduled teous, cheerful, studious , book: Nancy Chapman, about 500 vehiclea visntd Copies of the agenda will assembly program for ninth considerate of others, and a Frani Chenitz, Jonathan the central site locattw to march. Also participating be available for the public grade students held Thurs- will be the American Legion help to both teacher and Clark, Barbara Engel, weekly and filled some 8M beginning Monday af- day, 51 Parent-Teacher classmate, he is worthy of Alison Frawley, James 35 cubic yard bins during the girls' drill team, color ternoon. Organization awards were trial period, OR the other guards from the Knights of the distinction of having his Griffin, Randall Hansen, given to the most out- name placed in the Book of Christopher Harvey, hand, he said that tht Columbus and the SAR and standing ninth grade garden debris conservation members of the SAR. •Contracts Let Gold." Valerie Hogan, Scott students, 19 students had The following seven boys (Continued an P«(l« 4) center attracts some 15,010 Representation from the For School their names placed in the cars. Westfield Historical Society, "Book of Gold," 85 students {Continued on Pan* 51 Snyder added that tht Repair Work were listed as honor 41 Graduate At Trinity actual use of the central site students foi academic location followed predic- achievement, and 20 Graduation exercises Awards Fife Seeks The Westfield Board of were held at Holy Trinity A medal for General tions made in 1*73 by Disks Education had a special students received "R" pins. Catherine Keegan Associates which favored Ninth grade students are Elementary School on June Excellence was awarded to meeting scheduled Wed- 14. The program was held at Mark A. Sievers and Helene that type of year-round To Share Stages nesday night to review bids selected to have their names Jaycees Give collection over a curbside placed in the Book of Gold, a Mass celebrated by the Maria Wittreich. project. and award contracts for pastor, Monsignor Charles Honor awards for summer work on school •which was presented to the Despite opposition from With Opponent junior high 'school by the B. Murphy. Assisting him in academic achievement to $1,000 Award buildings and fields. (Continued on Pag* 5) John D. Fife, Democratic ~.assic Studio class of 192*, on this basis: the awarding of Honors was Theresa Kathleen Dom- The special meeting was DECADE OF SERVICE - Or. Richard B, Maxwell Jr, the Rev. Michael Desmond. The recipient of the candidate for mayor of necessary so that work "WhenajwAi} has'ielpedto browski, Pztricia Ann La receives plaque from WestfieM YMCA President lih K Father Matthias of tlgarrda, "Cprte,, David Ernj! Mac Wjestfield Jaycees Free Convert* , Westfield, proposed today could begin immediately Richard C. Griffts marking bis "ten }*ars of drftesKd raise- eve Scholarship Award for 1974 that organizations and funds could come from present h u standards of Africa gave the graduation Clymont, Maria del Carmen service to the community and the V." address. Forty-one students is Catherine Ann Keegan. throughout the community the 1973-74 school budget Roosevelt School, has Hiccininnor Linda Marie Miss Keegan, the daughter Begin Tonight good sports- received diplomas. (Continued on Puf S) invite both candidates for which runs through June 30. practiced of Mrs. Carol Anr Keegen of The Summit Concert Band the office of mayor to ap- Funds for the projects were YM Honors Dr. Maxwell 215 Elmer St., is in 18 year will open the summer series pear before them during the included in the '73-74 budget. For ten years of "active, everyone who joins our old graduate of Westfield of free Community Concerts fall. Awarding contracts is done innovative and productive board makes a significant High School. tonight, according to Mrs. Joint appearances by the at public meetings of the service" to the Westfield contribution to the com- 13 Top Students Recognized In September she will Ruth V. Hill, director of the two candidates will assure a board. The next regularly YMCA Board of Directors, munity and to Y members. enroll at Glassboro State Westfield Recreation full discussion of the issues scheduled public meeting is Or. Richard B. Maxwell Jr, A few perform really ex- College where she plans to Commission. The concert facing Westfield and the scheduled for Tuesday. was honored this week as he traordinary service and At Edison Awards Assembly pursue a major in will begin at 8:15 p.m. in candidates' plans to deal Contract work under retired from the board, Dick Maxwell falls into that psychology leading towards Mindowaskin Park. with them, Fife said. {ComlnuM on Fig* S) "We like to think that special group," said Y Leonard Shen and Mary Tilton, Heidi Feigenbaum, the distinction of having his a career in the field of social Families are invited and "Public opinion polls President Richard C.