The Courier-News from Bridgewater, New Jersey • Page 22

B-6 Wednesday, April 11, 1973, THE COURIER-NEWS Seven receive safefy awards Carrier of Week is a fast worker .1 Jit I it? I Although he has been "in the newspaper delivery business" for only six months, 12-year-old Jeff Mleczko of 1130 Green Manville, already has demonstrated plenty of enthusiasm for his job and the ability to increase his earning capacity. Jeff has nearly doubled his route in those short months from the 43 customers he first took on to his present 77 subscribers. In the process, Jeff not only increased his weekly profits, but he also won several prizes in carrier contests, including a wristwatch. His energy and success have won for him the title of Courier-News Carrier of the Week. He also was one of the 45 carriers who earned the privilege of going to the National Invitation Tournament basketball competition at Madison Square Garden.

Jeff is a sixth-grade student at Roosevelt School in Manville and attends Christ the King Church. He is a Boy Scout in Troop 286 and has attained the rank of second-class scout. When not busy with his school, his newspaper route and his scouting activities, Jeff likes to collect rocks, a hobby he discovered last year while on a vacation in Canada. He also enjoys riding his minibike in the fields near his home. Meeting slated PISCATAWAY The N.J.

Association of School Service Personnel will conduct an information meeting for prospective members Saturday at 1 p.m. at Schor Junior High School, N. Randolphville Road. spilled gasoline on the boy's clothing ignited. Following the awards, guest speaker J.

Wallace LaPrade, special agent in charge of the Newark FBI office, commended each of the award winners. "Law enforcement officers have traditionally suffered much public LaPrade said, adding that recognition is important for dedicated policemen and firemen. LaPrade said both police and fire department members act in a protective manner. "They're not out to catch someone; their mission is to protect the entire community," he said. He cited statistics which show that, despite increases in ioIent crimes such as murder and rape, the overall crime rate has decreased three per cent in the past year.

LaPrade contrasted that drop with an increase in the general crime rate of 147 per cent in the decade preceeding 1972. He said the crime rate decrease is largely due to the attitudes of most of the American people. "They're sick of living in a society where some citizens are permissive and want everything given to the criminal," LaPrade said. WATCHUNG Five Police and Fire Department members and two citizens from local communities received awards last night at the first annual Plainfield Area Chamber of Commerce Public Safety Awards Dinner at Wally's Tavern-on-the-Hill. Dunellen Patrolman Frederick J.

Greninger was honored for preventing a recent house fire in the borough from gaining headway until firemen arrived at the scene. Plainfield Detective Wallace Marhoffer received an award for his interest in the city's Police Athletic League. Piscataway Patrolman James Meggison received recognition for his action in reviving a child who had nearly drowned. Watchung Detective Sgt. Richard R.

Ryan was commended for his work in narcotics arrests and dedication to his department Former Middlesex Fire Chief Darrell Dent was honored for his five years of service to the department. Michael Duffy of Middlesex received an award for his work in the area of fire prevention and Walter R. Stochel was honored for saving a Plainfield youth from severe burns when C-N photo by Gorg Smith Jeff Mleczko, our Carrier of the Week, takes a spin on his minibike. WALGREEN COUPON WALGREEN COUPON DR. SCROLL'S A NAME FOR DRUG STORES NATION'S BALLET HOSE Reg.

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The freeholder said that with the ruling by the state Supreme Court last week allowing municipalities to adopt rent-leveling ordinances, he expects many municipal councils to consider the new ordinances. Tiller also announced that the board's public meeting tomorrow will be held in the Springfield Municipal Building at 8 p.m. chairman of the welfare and education committee, said "I was very very optimistic, as was Freeholder Director Peter Daly Campbell and Richard Boylan," a vocational school board specialist on the new school. The three met yesterday with university officials to discuss a 40 acre piece of property in Piscataway at the former Camp Kilmer. According to Mayo, the area is particularly suited for the vocational school because it is at a corner of Piscataway near South Plainfield and Edison.

The new institution is designed to serve those three towns, plus Middlesex and Dunellen. "We feel that the Rutgers treasurer felt the use was compatible with the dedication of the land by the General Services Adminstration for educational purposes," Mayo said. Decisions must now be made by the Rutgers governors' buildings and grounds committee on April 30 and then by the full Board of Governors, possibly at their May meeting. Mayo said Rutgers, which obtained the land from the federal government for educational purposes, had designated the area for future colleges. "One of the changes in their thinking is that Cook College is on another campus." If Rutgers agrees and the federal government, through the GSA, concurs, Middlesex County would receive the land for nothing.

Estimates of the cost of the new school, which would serve the northwestern corner of the county and "the new technologies" are about $10 million. The state has agreed to provide half. Meeting scheduled MORRISTOWN The seventh annual meeting of the Morris County Economic Opportunity Council will be in the auditorium of George Washington Elementary School on April 23 at 8 p.m. Loaded with goodies: chocolate-cover marsh-mallow eggs, candy-cover eggs, lots more. Multi-Color Reg.

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