• •*» Read the Herald Read the Herald For Local News For Local News Serving Summit tor $7 Ytcn ERALD Serving Summit for 67 Year a * mi Summit Record MMtW U tfca r»tt«rtie* N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOHR *» lt$S KfttaM* M I lfc. Act *f Mm^b I. lilt. $4 A YEAR 10 Uniteo lamwian GOP Cites City's Council Drafts New Ordinance To List Donors Progress Under To Spread Pump Station Costs Common Council Tuesday night continued hearing on Of 518 or More Republican Ride an ordinance authorizinK eQptruetion of a new $74,550 At a meeting Saturday evening A multipoint propara ef tht pumping station in the Canoe'Brook area with a portion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John present city administration, out-i of the "costs-to be levienl against area landowners. How-- I_ c. Madden, vice chairmen for lining its accomplishments mi ev«r, on the heels of the resolution to continue the hearing', general solicitation, the 'Honor future plans, has received a Council introduced a now orcli- i;.,ll" plan to be adopted this year nance appropriating $75,000 .for IJY the United Campaign was ex- hearty stamp of approval from the construction of the station as jiLained to the division chairmen. the city Republican Committee. Canoe Brook Civic a general improvement. Under In announcing this plan, Roger M. The report was submitted in a this measure the assessment Spalding, Campaign .chairman, letter from Ogden D. CJensemer, would be city wide. ) Mated: / - president of the Common Coun- Group Votes 'No' Hearings on both ordinances - :For years many of our citi- cil, to Hugh A. Eubank, vice ere slatpd for October 18. ; The station would alleviate cer- 7f-nis have fdt that we should pro* chairman of the GOP committee, On New Pump Plan tain undesirable, conditions.in the vale some., means of public recog- upon- Eubank's request. niiiun of,contributors who demon" awa by providing adequate se\V- Gensemer is running for . his With a vote of 40 to 7, members age facilities.' *'* vt rate their appreciation of the of the C/arioe Brook Association united, Way, of giving and pledge, Pat Melkle third term as Ward 2 eouncilntin In a.preface to the introduction once a year, the equivalent of $2 on the Republican slate. His climaxed a spirited meeting Tues- of tho ordinance, Council Presi- I in- more to each of the nine mem- rtnning mates include C. Philip day, vvfth a decision to oppose the dent Ogden D. Gensemer stated ber' agencies of The United Cam- Dean, the mayoralty candidate; city's proposal for financing a that because of certain points of William R. Cihon, seeking his paign. Aiter months of research on Ticket Sale for :\y' pumping station in the Canoe legal nature raised by objectors jilans used throughout the country second term as councilman-als to the original proposal >it was we are pleased to announce, our large', and John M. Blackie, who Brook section. being continued to permit further 'Honor #oU" plan whm was ap- 'Music for Fun' is a candidate for Ward 1 council- •*The city's proposal provides fur study. But, he said, Council was proved last June by our Central man. • • • » , tv- : • •, financing the new sewage pump unanimously agreed and deter- Committee and is considered by Dean, a former Council presi- through a 35 per cent general as- mined that there" should be no i Community Chests and Councils Concerts Begins dent, is seekjng the post now held itiHirirT^ !,''wKo assessment to be levied against pumping station. He added that best ever developed." Tickets will go on sale this a decision as to the financing o£ was not a candidate. Mackie was city-owned property, the Canoe Herald to List Names ! morning in Summit schools for the project will be made at the named in January to fill the unex- Brook Country Club and about 37 "Following the drive the Sum- the "Music for Fun" concerts for pired term of Joha G. MacKech- next meeting. Under the general homeowners, nearly a dozen of mit Herald will publish the names the 1955-56 season. The first of nie, who resigned. CONGRATULATES TELEPHONE MANAGES - mitteemaa Paul R. Singer of Chatham Township, ordinance the assessment would these concerts for children, pre- Mayor Percival M. Bland of Summit congratulates second from the left; Mayor Ira F, HoUey of Ber- whom are members of the Asso- be city wide. (if those who pledge $13 and more The Democratic slate is head- in the coming drive, but no sented by the New Jersey. Sym- local telephone manager George A. Delaney after keley Heights, center; and Councilman Hugh L. ciation. City Would Pay Share ed by Daniel i\ Fitzpatrick, for- dialing1 the first call through the new CRestview 3-7 amounts vyill be revealed. Honor phony Orchestra, Samuel Antek, Hamilton of New Providence, right, listened in on According to Robert Radar, (Tbe city has stated that it would mer postmaster, as the mayoral- and MEreury 5 dial equipment. On Friday night the historic first call. The actual dial cutover took roll contributors who prefer not conductor, will take place at the ty candidate. Other Democratic president of the Association, the assume 35 per cent of the cost to. have their, names listed will Summit High School on Saturday, Sept, 30), the Mayor dialed Mayor George A. Rez- place at 3:01 a.m., Sunday, Oct. 2. decision to finance the project plus an estimated 15 per cent as hopefuls include George If. Huf- nicck of Chatham Borough, far left, while Corn- find a space oh the front of the October 22, at 11 a.m. nail, councilman-at-largc; Jaires through local assessment Is based owner of tho Vandorpod pond pledge card where they may so The committee also has an- L. Parris, Ward 1, and John M. mainly upon the fact that the park property on River road and indicate." nounced that Pat Meiklc, star of Downey, Ward 2. pump currently serving the sec- Morris turnpike. The Maddens* meeting was the tion has never been considered The property owners contend such television shows as Magic Giving Mayor Bland "a goodly CD Test to Halt —hTrtof a aeries of-short-meetings- Saturday Grid Crowd Will adequate and was never official- that the costs should bo levied eottage~Jnnior~Featurama and share of the credit because what lieing held to instruct. solicitors Wonderma, will again appear as ly accepted by the city as part of against the. entire city rather has been accomplished has been its sewage system, It was built ami to distribute pledge cards. Di- narrator. This year Miss Mcikle's Homeward Bound than the Canoe Brook section. vision chairmen met with their with his help and cooperation," See Fire Queen Crowned and operated for a number of They point out that the city has narrative role with the orchestra Gensemer outlined projects com- years by the developer of Canoe district leaders early this week, will be in "Pee Wee the Piccolo" operated the existing pumping pleted and those in the planning Crowning #£ a High School sen- tection devices made by the Fal- Brook parkway. The city took station for the past 20 years. The arid district leaders are now meet- by Kleinsinger, ior to reign during the week of Traffic Oct. 27 ing with captains. Captains will stage. con Fyr-Larm Co. of Summit will over its maintenance, merely as responsibility was taken over by October &-15 as Summit's ."Fire Imcct with solicitors October 9 to Miss Meikle has been interested • Schools also be shown. One of the city's "Operation Muster," a state- a service to residents in the area, the city, although not legal title in the theater since she was a Prevention ;Y'Vek queen" will new fire signal boxes also will be wide Civil Defense test that will when the builder went bankrupt, October 12. Mr, Madden stated , "Noting that "close cooperation" to the station, after the original that with the exception of two or child and played children's parts highlight ||% ' il-time festivities on display. junite local Civil Defense personnel even though not legally required developers of Canoe Brook park- with the amateur theatrical group with the Board of Education in this Saturdv^alternoo* al the with the New Jersey National to do so. three districts the solicitor organ- developing and carrying througb Mayor Enthusiastic way ran into financial difficulties, izations were completed. Open of whlnh her mother was a mem- SuramV - V; • W W '".'U game Miyor lV;:civ&]»M. Bl&m!, com Guard, will he held October 27 f*HesUettWe l<evy a long range school housing pro- at aieflioriai Field. The objectors, in addition to in- positions are being filled and it is ber. Her interest in all aspetts of menting this week upon the city- and is scheduled to be called at It was the stated opinion, how- dividuals, include the Canoe Brook the theater continued through high gram had been accomplished He queeu already has been the height of the homeward- expected that by "kick off" time, while keeping within the city's wide observance of Fire Preven- ever, at Joseph Gordon of 10 Country Club and lha Canoe Brook school and at the University of chosen by her classmates but her bound commuter traffic. (he evening of October 13, all so- legal debt limit, Gensemer said tion Week, said that the special Canoe Brook place, lawyer for Association. licitors will be ready to "go over Michigan where she met her fu- identity will remain undisclosed The test will mark the first that the program, had maintained observance should have the full the Association, that the city had R.