WESTFIELD LEADER 6V O the Leading Mid Moat Widely Circuited Weekly Netnpaper in Union County
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THE WESTFIELD LEADER 6v O The Leading mid Moat Widely Circuited Weekly Netnpaper In Union County PuMlihat Second Cim Foitan Paid Every Thuriday •2i Pages^-lS Cents ^TY-FOURTH YEAR — No. 47 »t WMtf l*ld. N7 J. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1974 Mummers to Give ibrary Cites $5,000 July 4 Concert Fact-Finder Named School Rentals Double, 1 The Coral Mummers -2 S" String Band will present the In C ltract mi>asse second of the summer series tainual Book Loss of Community Band Con- .Juliu,s L.?! Malkin has been Jheld. Lunch To Cost M«*e kit disregard" Encyclopedia, wheh cost for the thoughtlessness of a certs tonight in Min- appointed fact finder in PERC appointed Mr. Trie Westfleld Board of Student type A lunches, Services of White Plains, lor the rights of others on $150, and two volumes of the few. Our budget just won't dowaskin Park at 8:15 p.m. impasse negotiations Malkin after submitting a Education last night which cost fifty cents this NY., to operate the three the part of those who steal 1971 edition of International allow for repeated Hie concert, sponsored by between the Westfield list of five names to the approved increases in the past year, will increase to 55 school cafeterias and the books and other material* Encyclopedia, for which the replacements." the Westfield Recreation Board of Education and the school board and the coat of school lunches in the cents in September. In introduction of the from the Westfield library paid $150. She cited, as an example, Commission, is free of Westfield Education teachers' association. The town's three secondary addition to the increased "Rainbow Lunch Memorial Library was In most eases, Mist the Intematinal Library of charge. Association, representing board and WEA then school cafeterias and the cost, the hoard also ap- Program." This program scored today by Miss Desrosiers pointed out, the Negro Life and History, four The band, under the teachers in the school returned to PERC three cost of renting school proved continuation of a permits students to safe* Jeanne M. DesRosiers, library can not purchase the volumes of which had been direction of Howard Lear of system. names in priority order. buildings. contract with A.R.A. Food their own foods in library director. missing copies of en- replaced by the library at a Elizabeth, specializes in Fact finding was Last year, negotiations nutritionally-sound com- Citing the increase in the cyclopedias individually but cost of ttO in 1970. This year, typical string band style recommended last month by also went to fact finding binations in type A lunches theft of expensive reference is forced to replace the five volumes were missing music, according to Mr. John Stochaj, mediator before being settled just which fulfill all federal books, Miss Desrosiers said whole set. and would have cost a total Lear. The group has per- appointed by the Public prior to the opening of government regulations a recently completed in- And these represent only a of $110 to replace. Instead, formed in Westfieid for the Employment Relations school in September. concerning nutrition and ventory - the library's first part of the costly "rip-offs." the adult reference section past several years. Commission, after two No date has been set for a subsidies. The program has in many years - showed it Many books, which have borrowed three volumes Last week's concert, mediating sessions were meeting with fact finder. been approved by the United has lost some 10,000 volumes been invaluable research from the children's featuring the Summit States Department of over the past 20 years. aids, Miss Desrosiers said, department set and two Concert Band, attracted Agriculture. Figured on an average cost are no longer in print and volumes from the adult about 130 listeners regard- Hikers' Advice Free at Library A.R.A. Food Services will of $10 a book, this would can't be replaced at any circulating copies to replace less of pending rain. The A new free pamphlet, fitters and dates-of trips begin its third year with the mean a total loss of $100,000 price. the missing volumes. Summit Concert Band will "Rocky Mountain and Other through the Great Smokey school system In September worth of books or roughly Money allotted to the Pointing out that Con- perform again on July 25. Highs," for hikers, back- Mountains, the Adirondacks when the cost of teacher's $5,000 worth of books a year. library for new books, she sumer Reports and Con- packers and campers of all and the Collegiate Range in lunches will increase to M The library staff will in- explained, must be used to sumer Bulletins now must New First Aid ages, is available now at the Colorado. Horseback trips, cents and there will also be ventory a section where (he replace necessary stolen be kept behind the adult Westfield Memorial too, are listed for Banff some increases in the co* of greatest loss occurred to editions that are available. desk because of their high Course to Begin Ubrary. National Park in Canada, a la carte Hems. find out how much is "But once we replace a rate loss, Miss Desrosiers Compiled by Mrs. Jane the Absaroka Wilderness in The board also passed a missing recently, she added. reference book twice," she maintained, "This is a free, The Westfield-Mountain- Basile, reference librarian, Montana and the resolution to enter into a The greatest book loss, warned, "we won't buy it public library - and that's side Chapter of the Red and Miss Polly Roberts of Yellowstone Wilderness, contract with the State Miss Desrosiers continued, again. We'll have to do the way it should continue to Cross, in cooperation with the children's staff, the For the more ad- Chirlw L, HaNwkk, taaittale far Itom Cornell fraw Department of education fir so far seems to be in without it - and all the function. We don't want to the Westfield Volunteer publication offers in- venturesome, there's a list the Fourth Ward, watches Larry Graf, ZIU Baybery participation in the National Rescue Squad, will offer a Lane, tign a petition urging CWMII not to relocate the reference materials such as patrons will have to suffer (Continued on paga 4) formation to vacationers on of water trips through the School Milk and Federal encylcopedias, history standard first aid course trips sponsored by the Everglades Wilderness in central site far watte disposal. Lunch Program for the t»74- books and the literature beginning Monday at 8:30 Wilderness Society, a list of Florida, the Canyonlands 75 school year. section. The library, she July 4 Mini-Parade a.m. at the Rescue Squad other pamphlets available Wilderness in Utah and the Ward 4 Aspirant Objects The board adopted a said, recently had to spend Building on Spring St. on all phases of "wilder- Grand Canyon Wilderness in revised "Use of Bufidwgs" $300 for replacements in The course is being given ness" vacations; a list of Arizona. To Disposal Site Relocation form which includes in- editions of English and Tomorrow Morning for swimming pool em- places where camping The pamphlet also in- creases in the cost of renting American poetry and ployees, but is open to all. equipment and food are cludes trips foryoung people Charles L. Hardwick, the the fourth ward is based on school buildings. Service Americanldrama. Hie West Fields chapter, there about 9:30 a.m. Each session will be for two available, and the names of -ranging from a four-day Republican candidate for the fact that there is already and rental charges will Five volumes of the 1973 Sons of the American Richard Stalling, who will hours on five consecutive books that give "a little back-packing and camping Town Council from the a great deal of traffic going double and custodian rates edition of Encyclopedia Revolution, mini-parade portray the town crier, will days, July 8 through the basic camping knowledge" experience in the White fourth ward, has voiced to the Conservation Center, will increase to $10. This is Americana, which the will assemble at 9 a.m. be escorted to the bandstand 12th. Each student will for a more pleasurable River-San Isabel Wilderness strong opposition to the "We feel there is now more the first increase in rental library bought last year for tomorrow at the World War by Gretchen Dietrich and receive a certificate upon experience. to one-hour hiking and water •deration of the central site than enough inconvenience rates since lttl. $270, are missing. One Monument at the Plaza Ted Hamilton. Another successful completion of the This year, incidentally, trips in Yellowstone. for waste disposal. Town for the residents along the Resignations were volume of the 1974 edition of Music for the parade will special feature will be the course. The instructor will marks the 50th anniversary There is information, too, Council recently decided to routes to that area, and received by the board from Encyclopedia Britannica, be furnished by four singing of God Bless be Robert Willard who has of the Wilderness Systems in on the Student Hosteling move the pilot project from further congestion could be Mrs. Mary R. Vtltari, which the library purchased drummers, Terry Mack, America by Richard ftor- been teaching first aid for America. In obrervance of Program of New England the Town Yard and is hfisrdous. Alternative sites Roosevelt, readhng ta>aehsr, for $299.50 and put on its Patti Clark, David Smeaton wine. The greeting will be over 16 years. ..,;'.. this event,. ,th« library's and the Union County considering several sites in in the fourth ward, such as and Mrs.