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Highland Ave. Residents
B~mSH BAN-THE-BOMB BLOKES BRING BABY BUGGY ~’
File Petition for Sidewalk
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¯ A proposal from residents of calling far apPlication of weed
~he Highlargl Avenue area to kit]or to the gravel walk
eliminate a gravel walk install- and eor~slruction of a one-inch
ed earlier this year for the pro- blacktop sidewalk at municipal
tertian of Fine Grove Manor expense.
gravel sladents has hit a There was no indication lhat
the Council would take quick
snag and an i~nleal twist,
aetian, 1[ any at all, on the pro-
Thu~day night, for the third p~al contained in Ihe peution.
successive Council agenda meet- Aa several of the goveprning of-
Jng, Highland Avenue residents ficials pointed out, the munielwere
on hand to seek municipal paltry does not pay for sidewalk
~ctlon to elimin~te the temper- improvements, and to agree 10
sty gravel wark, the claim he- such a practise new would be
grmg that Jt IS J~agequato, that to leave lhe munieiphllty open
il damages lawns, and that it to other requests of the same
has not been used to the extent nature.
anticipated. This tlmc they prO-
Signers of the petition were
sented a petition calling cn the Frank Lauding, Mrs. Joanna
Townshlp to make improve=
Juhosz, ldr¯ & Mrs. Albert Phltme~ts
at municipal expense¯ ~ips, George Dumas. Mrs. Joan
Praise from PTA Mavlea+ Nicholas Pagans, Mrs.
The ironical twist came with G, Pagano, Mr. & Mrs Jose]~h
recei.~t o~ a letter from ~he Pine Kb~h, Frank Piersanti and Mary
Grove Manor PTA safety cam- Piersant], all of Highland Avemittee
chairman, Mrs. Clyde hue; /~argaret M, McNally,
Mitchell commending the Coun+ John F. MeNmlty, Alberl C. Deell
for installing the walk Marco, Mr. & Mrs. R, Cappel-
"The gravel watkway on High.
[hd, a]l of Irvington Avenue;
land Avenue, Irvington Avenue Mrs+ Eugene Kudarsz of Elm- BAN-THE-BOMB BUGGY~Yolm& Britons m~ke use of m~e as they stage a hal.the-lamb
and Elmwood Avenue," Mrs.
march
wood Street and Mr+ & Mrs. from ~Aldermas~on. El,ZRish nuolear weaPOns establishment, to LO~t0~.
Mitchell wrote, "is very much
William Comlcchio of Sumner
appreciated both by tile parents Avenue. PHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS -- RA 5-3300
of school nhSdren+ and adults
who travel over the roads to get
lO the business area of Samcr-
set,t++°+e+th°+°a.n°°
For Continued Progress
of +he roads and area and will
save needless medical expenses
which never make broken bones
as good as original hones,"
Installation o1 the UPs’col wa]k
Vote for
Township Engineer William
Rimmey, He contended tha(~ any
improvement of the street
JUNE 18 JUNE 18
should await Installation of
se4.ver lines. Several residenis
advised the Council they would
install their own permanent side-
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walks, andMr. Law promised te
supply them with engineering
grades+ The iT=anager ]ate last
month acknowledged that ho had
made a rash promise, thai’permanent
grades could not be ea- CONSOVOY 3A
tabfished untd sewer line Installationm
we]~ prepared, snd
a[ter the Council debated the
ed to bring in cost figal~s [o]
~ermanenl and blacktop sidewa]ka,
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Thursday + .....
night Mr+ ...... Law ad- RADCLIFFE 5A
vised the Council that a blacklop
walk, considered a ¯ tom
porary improvement, would cost
approximately $2,050 sad a per.
he and Mr. Rimmey recommend
toni IhP Coun(’i] a.¢ree Only to a I
permanent improvement an- ..... dneted on an n~=~msment pro- GORMAN 7A
gram.
Petition Sol,mitred
At this point the delegation of
i.esidents submitted a petition
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