Today'* weacker: MMttjrWBny.Wb degrees; few Tk*L$m4im0m*d M-t WUMtCtreulmtti Weekly Nem#wr In Uniom County 5HTV-WTH YEA* — THURSDAY, MAY 15, IJ>75 U Tagm-AS Canta Tables Zoning Change ^ JPestfield Wins Support Buoidenta1 objection* to a propoael by council. Four meeting whan the council prowwd isantag change « ceundlmen, all from the will again consider the. SHcafttHp the temple n. ana may lecead and thtfd wartji, had famUy. units result in the aeetiea'i remaining in a two-family to the change at the Marion. eld Masonic Temple 6TS? 'naawic, Tunple In School Guidelines Fight clarification rather than Vote waa datayid aaaatog acreage are within the which burned several years >' The Mo-member New delegates present over- Administrative Code, Title the New Jersey State Board following concerns about the UdtifeilyMgatM i • leajai OVCMMI an wpeajier bsuaJarise of the tract for age. ProvtojM efforts of the Jersey School Boards whelmingly voted to adopt a 6, Subtitle B, Chapter I, of Education withdraws proposed "T and E" Hf in ^ aiadiaf State law* damaad a larger which the chance is town to purchase the Association agrees with the resolution, written and Thorough and Efficient, them or legislation is passed regulations: - , amendment to the aoning than majority veie-an an proposed to permit the property were abandoned Westfiold Board of presented by the Westfield 'March 5, 1975. They were which will nullify them. + + additional local school code. iaaue<ewhfen»parc«* er towtm-tton of multi-family because of coat;. another Education that the proposed Board of Education, that published in the New Jersey The resolution, passed by budget monies will be Action on the taue «as more a/ the affected dwellinga. Under con- attempt to build eight t«o- "thorough and efficient" "the New Jersey School Register on March 5 and will the NJSBA Delegate required to provide the staff •" tahtedby the Town Council resident* abject. Premotera sideraUonattMsUmeisthe family homes also failed to regulations should be with- Boards Association become law on July I unless Assembly includes the to document all of the Tueaday- night following of the netttton daim that buiMiig. of two it-unit materialiie. drawn from the New Jersey recommend to the State programs, services and ' uibmiwioa' of a potftfea more than this numhaar have "luxury" garden apart- More than ltpeooie, moat Register so that they will not Board of Education that the policies that many school signed by 149 nHOtiti of objected to tone changeh , ments Which neighbor 1 of them from Summit Ave. become law an July 1. proposed regulations be Memorial Day Parade districts now provide; the MM and the questioning ThH e group wiltMl beb permtt&. d claim will add to population which abuts the Temple PI. At the annual delegates withdrawn until the above + +funds will be needed of the legality of « timple to add more signatures t oH Hs density and traffic and area on one aide and an meeting Saturday in concerns can be eliminated, The largest Memorial Day Club of America. to implement programs, majority vote on the petition prior to the May » parking problems in the (Continual) on page 4) Mercerville, more than 290 and failing in that, the New parade in many years will A trophy for the best float policies or services which Jersey School Boards step off shortly before initial depicting a Bicentennial may not be educationally Association actively support ceremonies at the World theme also will be offered by proven and may not be the passage Of A-M07 which War 1 Plaza monument at 9 the Knights of Columbus. choice of local school boards would provide legislative a.m. Monday, May 28. Participating organiza- or citizens of a local school Free Summer Bus Program Proposed oversight of the im- Forty-five organizations tions will include Police district; An attempt to provide free travel a north side loop, the There has been con- Research done by. the corporation composed of plementation of the will march in the event, escort, Grand Marshal, 4+ the State Board of town-wide , bus service other on the south side, and siderable interest in the Junior League this year members of the trans- thorough and efficient sponsored by the American Mayor and Council, Police Education may have greatly system of free public- during July and August for both would converge at the topic of mini-busing within indicated, that an ex- (Continued on p«g«<i) legion, Veterans of Foreign Department, Fire Depart- underestimated the cost, Weetfield is being made by railroad station. - the town during the past perimental program baaed schools." Wars and the Westfield ment, WHS Marching Band, number and caliber of state the Junior League of Cost of this bus service to year, and the subject has on a similar experience in > The "thorough and ef- Bicentennial Committee. Westfleld Recreation personnel; required to Eltubeth and Crantord, an estimated at toSOO. In April, frequently been discussed at Millburn wouWbeworth- M«y 26 Holiday ficient regulations which the ' A feature of the parade, Twirlers. VFW-Westfield, monitor all schools and organization dedicated to members of Uhe Junior meetings of the r town's while. The primary goal of NJSBA Delegate Assembly lor the second year, will be VFW-Mountainside, evaluate all programs, the promotion of the use of League voted to contribute transportation, committee. this league project, in ad- For Public Schools voted to oppose would be the antique cars of the N.J. American Legion, services and policies of trained volunteers, in the sum of $1,800 toward the The .League «f Women dition to the service ren- additions to the Slew Jersey Region Antique Automobile (Continued on p»oe 4) conjunction with the program and assume Voters also has conducted dered, is to' educate people Westfield lie schools mayor's transportation financial responsibility by an opinion survey regarding to the fact that public trans- will bed in observance committee. endeavoring to raise the mini-busing in Westfield and portation is a good concept -• of the Memorial Day holiday The system Would consist remainder from within the the Social Action Committee one which should be utilized on Monday, May 28. All cjasses will resume at the Rent Leveling Law Dead Issue? of two 40-passenger air- Community. Solicitation of of Temple Emanu-El and expanded. By im- conditioned rental vehicles, service organizations,.busi- sponsored .a widely plementing the system for a regular time on Tuesday. Apartment tenants' hopes were unanimous in their the long range effects of mnnn. neither older than throe ness groups and private publicized meeting in two'month period, im- May 27. for a rent leveling ordinance rejection of such an or- rent-leveling. Mayor Williams, who years, which would operate individuals Is- currently February to present general portant data can be appear blasted following dinance, following a study of Three Democratic explained that he had made on fixed routes. One would underway. information on the subject. gathered to learn what the Power Fails Thursday night's advisory rental properties . in com- councllmen, Thomas Pluta, up his mind "slowly" on the practical preferences of the meeting of the Town Council parable communities, some .lames Elsenmann and issue, predicted that it townspeople are," a league Portions of the southside when they were informally with rent leveling or- Lawrence Weiss, argued for would cost $15,000 a year for spokesman said ' ' of Westfield were without advised by the Mayor dinances; a meeting with such an ordinance. "Try it," the salary of an ad- . Urges ^f power for more thsn an hour Alexander S. Williams and apartment unit owners to Weiss said, echoing Pluta's ministrator of a rent board, 4:) few moriUu.vthe pightwtembers of the Town review:operating costs; a •> plea for an'ordinance to plus $2,500 for legal counsel. mayors transportation Ughtnirig; ;«5uttW-lrans- Council of their views oh the session with the West "meet needs of both land- Other Republicans cited committee and the Junior former serving' the area subject. Orange rent leveling board: lord! and tenants." their disapproval of Of Professional Buildings League, with advice, from during the height of a Mayor Williams: and the and a study of the legal, "Administrative cost Is not government in business and severe electrical storm. As part of its current "charming late-Victorian professional' area are. not the town attorney, Robert - five Republicans on council financial aspects as well as an excuse," said Eisen- price-fixing. > information campaign, the structures with three occupied in the evenings, or Mooney, have overcome Instead of rent leveling, Committee for Preservation floors," she said. during miny weekend several legal questions. one councilman, Frank of Westfleld suggested today • "When converted to hours. This leads to Public Utility Commission McPherson, urged that the consideration of a change in professional qse, the third problems with vandalism, regulations were Woman's Club Aids Five Students council enact or enforce t h e ,0 c c up a n c y floor is usually not suitable both for the owners of the scrutinized, liability The Woman's Club- of strict building and health specifications (or for that purpose," said Mrs. buildings and people in the analyzed and a decision was Westfield awarded two four codes to minimize poor made to operate the buses apartment complex professional buildings- Love. "Consequently, the (Continued on pwe 5) year scholarships and three Michelle Love, a member of space is unused, and the through a private, non-profit freshman grants to five maintenance often cited by the Steering Committee, building is not as financially seniors of Westfleld High tenants. Additional relief is noted that one primary attractive as it would be if NBC Personality to Emcee School at the general expected when the 173-unit objective is to preserve an " alternative were meeting of the club Monday.