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COMMUNITY WIDE NEWS of Park and I OCTOBER 19, 1967 Auto Lands On Tea Room Patio May Increase Hours Of Florham Library FLORHAM A discus- FLORHAM Anaccident at the intersection of Columbia turnpike and Hanover road resulted in unexpected company on the patio of the Afton Tea Room last Tuesday night (Oct. 10) when a car driven by Bernard Prezioso of East Orange crashed through the fence on the side of the restaurant and landed on the patio. Prezioso, apparently trying to skirt a car turning off Columbia turnpike into Hanover road, skidded and lost control as the car driven by Martin J. Hanraham of Cedar Knolls came over the rise in the road. The Hanrahan car was unable to avoid hitting the I Kids Get Fire Facts FLORHAM The talk vention Month, the Fire Turn the page for more Florham News and Ads Time And Dozers Fell Historical Florham FLORHAM Another Park, was located in the historical landmark made Present driveway of the of hand hewn beams and homestead, hand fashioned nails was William Parkhurst ap- demolished last Friday parently purchased the when the former home of prooerty from the Chad- Mr.

and Mrs. H.W.B. Smith wicks for his home some- Sr. was reduced to a pile tlme around 1860. He was of rubble by bulldozers, the village blacksmith and The pronerty had been pur- had his shop in a build- chased by the AAA for ln8 next to the old Afton future expansion but the Fire House on Ridgedale building, in spite of efforts avenue, to preserve it, had been Mrs.

Smith was the unoccupied and partially daughter of William Park- destroyed by vandals. hurst. So the home re- The house which was mained in the family until originally part of the old purchased by the AAA last David estate, year. was probably built before The historical informa- on the equipment used by Department is educating 1800. daughter Hon on the home was sup- the Florham Park Fire De- the school children 0n married Reuben Chadwick Piled by Miss Martha Con- partment given by Edward methods of fire preven- and thoy opened a store Ion, who has done extensive auie IU VUIU llllllliu me UICUIUUC' 1 me pieven- T-1 i 1 sion whether to increase the suggestion that the library preZi0so car according to Tallau, volunteer member, tion and how their local In the house in 1807.

Dur- research on Florham Park HavHmo nf fno chniilH no nnon Halit? nnHl inr. i Ire oorlv nicrnrv holds the attention of all firemen work in protect- n8 tho 1820s John Camp- and its early history, the kindergarteners pic- ing the homes in Florham Held ran a gamblingestab- The children pic- Hshment in the attractive were visited last old building, interested in the camera. Thursday afternoon (Oct. The first school, built Celebrating Fire Pre- 12) at Brooklake School. wbat Is now Florham daytime hours of the Flor- should be open daily until 5 tue ren0rt ham Park Library aftertbe or 5:30 p.m.

Preziosi, whowastreat- move to larger quarters The report ed at the scene for a bumped tured except one inquisi- Park, caused postponement ot ap- showed 373 adult and 955 eye, was issued a summons tive miss who is more tured proval of the proposed 1968 jUveniie books circulated in for careless driving by budget by the Library Board September with 20 new adult Lieutenant Arthur Hibbard, of Trustees Monday night nine juvenile member biLnhLrheqUpeSrtkln0sf, aTaotegls- HometS TuUe Up 0(11716 AmillSt 1X11166(8 library board decided to ere consider longer daytime hours after the move into the renovated firehouse. It was the opinion of Mrs. DayComing For Boosters Board Asks Rezoning Of Bonner Property FLORHAM The Plan- referred to the statement nlng Board, at an adjourned that the Planning Board had meeting Monday night (Oct. not been advised of the pro- 16) approved a resolution posed site of the Borough HANOVER PARK The requesting the Borough late this sum. Booster Club of Hanover Council to pass an ordl- Park High School will meet nance to rezone the Bonner A discussion on plans for PARK -That are now all tied most of the carrying and period.

Speedy Bob Swen- at 8 tonight ln The property from residential mrnvintr rha narkint. arpa game between for the top spot with I- scored the touchdown when son made It 20-0 when he mong at tne school, not on ro business use the Hanover Park Hornets dentlcal 2-b records. The of the new quarters was and Livingston High School Hornets are now 3-1 on the oi me new quarierb wab to Perkins "that the 4p.m. postponed until bids are re- closing now in effect de- ceived next Tueaday night 1 nf prives the school children (Oct. 24) at 8 p.m/in fhe which may decide down to business against of enough time to select Little Red Schoolhouse.

the of the Jersey West Essex as they season. Hanover Park got right Hanover Park Board Praises Police Work Hills Conference. Coach John Hornets won its second conference game without a defeat Saturday afternoon (Oct. 14) when Hanover Park beat West Essex 20-0 marched 60 yards in seven plays to take a 7-0 lead in a game played on the Hanover Park High School Field. Steve Salvo, who has been a workhorse for and so the Hornets and the Theriault all season, did HANOVER PARK John rooms; he feels the money P.

Olatta of 21 Crossroad, could be better spent on rri A 1 Hanover, was seated last education. Mr. oyk i .1 AlQ Wednesday night (Oct. 11) pointed out that, if neces- as a member of the Han- sary, the placques could over Park Regional Board be donated local of Education to fill the un- organizations, thus elimi- expired term of Walter nating the need to spend Butterfield, who resigned education money, last month. He also felt, and the The board approved ex- Board agreed, that re- oendltures in the amount membrance of our fore- of $2,037 for a pilot course bearers would be good for in Graphic Arts with con- the students.

The histori- tracts approved for Zim- cal past ofour countrymeti mers Printers Supply Co. and Globe Printers Supply Co. Enrollment figures for September show 1,133 students at Hanover Park and 567 at Whippany Park for a total of 1700 in the regional district. would be an inspiration. Supper Fete Due Tomorrow Night he ran around right end from eight yards out.

Glenn kick made it 7-0. Salvo upped the lead to 13-0 when he scored his second TD of the day from a yard out in the second She Will Host Radio Show FLORHAM Jessie Frees of 145 Briarwood road has replaced Jerry oads broadcast each Tuesday from 12:35 to mer. (The letter appears elsewhere today.) Chairman Lloyd Planner told Mrs. Weis that there is no record of an official request before July 1967 to the Planning Board on raced 59 yards in the third Friday as regularly sched- This rezoning of the period to close out the uiecjt The program will which scoring. second consist of football officials tends from Columbia turn- PAT was the final point.

wh 0 will explain their part pike across the area in back recommended site for a The Hanover Park de- in the game. Movies of last 0f the bank, has been desig- garage. He stated that the fense sharpened up for the varsity game nated on the Master Plan first official communica- blg tussle with Morristown against West Essex will be f0r business use rather tion received from the High School this coming shown. than the present residential Mayor and Council was July Saturday afternoon as the Fathers of varsity team Rezoning of this area 27, 1967, in a letter from Hornet defenders held players are reminded that could also help to imple- Earl Tarbox, Administra- Essex to just two Saturday, October 28, will ment the extension of Han- tive Assistant. A resolu- first downs, 10yards rush- be Day.

A luncheon 0Ver road in the general tion dated August 30 ing and 30 yards in the air. at De Restaurant in traffic circulation plan as directed the Plannin Salvo had 96 yards and Whippany will precede the outlined in the Master Plan. Swenson picked up 95 to game with Livingston and Mrs. Eleanor Weis of 14 lead the Hornets to a total fathers will then view the Elm street informed the Verbel on the of 300 yards on the ground, game while sitting on the planning Board that a com- Theriault also got a good squad bench. Fathers can munication directed to her look at some.of his re- contact Day Chair- by Councilman Richard 1 om.

from the Governor serves as he substituted man, Richard Murphy of Porter indicated that a -I. A r'y-acnant vlwa Whin- i- Inn over WMTR. freely after Hanover Park 24 Crescent drive, Frees, wife of went ahead by 20 points, pany. Morris George Frees and the mother of three children, recently joined the WMTR staff. She has formerly boardcast on the station of the Newark News and on WDVA In Danville, Va.

Board to make recommendations on the proposed sites for the Borough Hall and Borough Garage. In answering Mrs. Weis on the specific communlca- tlons mentioned by Coun- Whip- statement in a recent "Hi- cilman Porter, Mr, Flan- column erred. He FLORHAM Checking FLORHAM Members returns to date for the Re- The progress report on Hie Good Shepherd Luth- publican Finance Drive are Whippany Park High School eran Church will gather Ray Kane of 5 Sutton place, showed many items still to tomorrow evening (Oct. 20) Florham Park Municipal be completed and held up for a Sauerbraten Dinner Chairman and Mrs.

Wil- according to Mr. Evertee) and Fellowship program to Ham Morrison, 3 Insley job superintendent, due to celebrate the 450th anni- road, Chairman of the Fi- lack of skilled laborers, versary of the Reforma- nance Committee drive in The delay in installing tion. Florham Park, lockers brought forth a Many of the games and The drive slated to con- comment of dissatisfaction songs Panned originated tinue until Election Day by theBoard with the serv- ln Germany and the young solicits money for use to ice from the contractor people will be in costume, defray the expenses of can- Republic Steel. The com- George Hardy of didates seeking election lo- pany is not a hit with this Madison and Mrs. Theo- cally as well as on the Board, according to Presi- Ziebko of Florham county Park are co-chairmen.

Wo 3 dent Dwight Longley. Board members voiced praise of Hanover Township police in their handling of traffic on Whippany road at the recent Back-To-School Night at had a goal to raise here in Florham says Mrs. Morrison. have heard from many interested citizens and we appreciate their generosity but we still have a long way to go. We hope that others interested in good local and county government will also she added.

According to Davis Hislop, president of the Republican Club, Republicans are urged to support this local fund drive especially in view of the 1968 election Cost Of Running Schools Going Up In Florham Park ner indicated that these must have been inter-office and not official requests or there would be a record of them in the Planning Board file. Senior Citizens Plan 2 Outings Rob Coin Box From Produce Stand FLORHAM The theft minutes before Mrs. Smed- cooperating with Elizabeth of a change box containing berg discovered the cash and Newark police in the from the stand at Hill- box missing. Detective vestigation in connection Blood Drive Due Oct. 28 FLORHAM The Flor- pupils under the 20 mile mum use is made of the FLORHAM The ham Park Board of Edu- bus law.

facility. Florham Park Senior cation last Tuesday night In discussing this figure a discussion of a pro- Citizens plan a trip on (Oct. 10) predicted a cost Ronald Faber, Board presi- p0Sai from Fairleigh Dick- Oct. 26 to at of $3,600 for sewer use dent, said there is no cost inson University for use of Port Jervis, on the Dela- charges per year for the prediction as yet for its ecjUcation students for ware River. The bus will public schools rather than share in busing private aides in kinder- leave the skating rink at the annual bill of $900 for school pupils.

The bill garten through fifth grade 10:30 a.m. servicing the septic and will come from the regional was discussed. A decision On Nov. 8 they plan to cesspool systems in pre- board when final costs have for approving such a pro- go by bus to see vlous years. been tabulated, he said.

gram was withheld until oughly Modern at An estimated $16,700 for more information is re- the Wellmont in Montclair. Arthur Baron, board lighting and ventilating the ceived on how the program The bus will leave the skat- member, stated that the old and new additions ofthe wm pe conducted. ing rink at 1:30 p.m. $3,600 charge is based on Ridgedale School was re- a figure of $79 yearly for ceived from the consult- each 25 student unit. He ing engineer, according to a stated that perhaps it might report from Mr.

Baron. No be more economical for the date was set for letting of board to seek an industrial contracts or for starting rate which is based on water this work, consuming if the Sewerage The Board approved hir- Authority would approve, ing Mrs. Sarah Friday to teach first grade and Mr. A cost a $107.50 per Wallace Kramer for month has been levied strumental music instruc- against the school board for Hon on a part-time basis FLORHAM The Flor- the Florham Park share in two days a week. Mr.Yen- I lllv Id 11 Li dl I 1 IlllOOll ICCLIVC VCollUdLldl ill 4 i i i 11 IlIl- Whippany Park.

They top Farm on Columbia turn-Earl Wallo is investigating with the gun stolen locally, ham Park Memorial First costs for the County Trans- tema in recommending mr hnnpH rhar snmp nprmanpnr -r- i i jh zavHIhqi-ot-'o inff Mr. Kramer DOinted OU honed that some permanent pike Monday afternoon the theft, installation at this entry to was reported to police by Apprehension of a New- the new school will relieve the owner, Mrs. R. H. ark man, James Holmes, at Hanover police from the Smedberg of 301 Columbia the scene of an armed rob- extra traffic duty.

turnpike. bery in Elizabeth last week It was suggested by According to the police led to the recovery of a 38 Miss Olive Ade To Be Married FLORHAM Mr. and Aid Squad will sponsor a portation ing Mr. Kramer pointed out second Bloodmobile, Sat- salary in figuring costs on that the increased enroll- urday (Oct. 28) at the Cal- busing of private school ment in this program called vary Presbyterian Church an additional instructor from 10 a.m.

to 3:30 p.m. transfusions but is broken t0 service all interested The Regional Blood pro- down into fractions to be pupils. Frank Boykie, Hanover report, the stand was being caliber revolver reported Mrs. Edward Ade of 2 gram allows people who used as preventative and Three supplemental Board member, that con- manned by Mrs. Smed- stolen from the Baldwin road announce the have not been able to give curative medicines.

teachers were also ap- sideration be given a sug- daughter at the time residence, 308 Columbia engagement of their blood before because of Seventy-eight pints of proved, Mrs. Patricia gestion to place placques the money was taken. The turnpike, Oct. 3. Another daughter, Olive V.

Ade, to hepatitis, malaria, asthma blood were donated by resi- Swanson, Mrs. Dorothy dedicating classrooms in report said that a man had suspect, Lonnie Johnson F. Patrick Close of Lake or allergies, to give blood, dents at the last Bloodmo- Reutlinger and Mrs. Marthe new school to famous driven to the stand, re- also of Newark turned him- Miss Ade is employed by The only requirement is bile held on June 6 Any- garet Mac Intosh. historical figures.

It was quested change and then self into Newark police in General Motors Overseas that they must be recov- one wishing to make a def- parker Lusk of Briar- also suggested that thought distracted the young girl connection with the Eliza- Operations, New York City, ered from hepatitis by two inite appointment to give wood road qUestjoned the be given to an honor roll of while he apparently entered beth robbery. A third sus- Mr. Close is affiliated with years and not had a ma- blood Oct. 28 may contact board as t0 whether the names of former Hanover the stand from the rear and pect is still at large. Newark College of laria attack for six months, the Madison Red Cross, 1 uhrarv Thla KlnnH I nnt-ucaH fnr avonilo MflHlsnn BrOOKiaKU UUIdty lb Albert Eppler Eppler Named To Kiwanis Post FLORHAM Albert L.

Need $150,000 For Busing HANOVER PARK Dwight F. Longley, president of the Hanover Park Regional Board of Education, predicted a budget figure for 1968-69 of $150,000 for busing of private school children under the new school busing law. This figure, plus increases in educational costs, will make fora for next year, he said. He based this budget prediction on the bill of $65,000 received by the regional district for busing private high school students in the 67-68 school year. No bill has yet been received for grade school students.

Mr. Longley points out that, since this bill was Park students serving in took off with the cash box. Vietnam and those killed The man, who was driving in service. a tan car according to the Our resident objected to drove into Elm street using placques in the class- but had been gone about 15 Florham Park police are Engineering. Councilman Questions Facts In Weis Column Scouts Lend A Hand HanoverPark Seniors To United Campaign FLORHAM The Ca- To Visit College detre Scouts of Troops 226 HANOVER PARK and 270 have assisted with Twenty-five Hanover Park FLORHAM In an open letter to Florham Park columnist Eleanor Weis this week, Councilman Richard P.

Porter writes as follows: The local press should the United Campaign, which 18 School seniors will acCept their civic respon- is now in full swing. Fif- get an on-the-spot feel of sibilities. Local issues teen girls counted out bro- what college life is about should be researched thor- chures for distribution to on Tuesday (Oct. 24) when district leaders at council they pay a visit to the Union headquarters in Morris- College campus in Cran- town. The leaders are ford from 9 a.m.

to 1 p.m. Peggy Backer, Pat Tunis, They will sit in on two Joan Backer and Ann Gied- classes and eat lunch in linske. the college cafeteria. Recently Leader Mrs. H.

George P. Lynes, ad- A. Leonhardt and Co-leader missions director, will Mrs. David Sitzer took their speak to the students on Brownie Troop. 175 to the the college's educational greenhouses of programs and admissions Roses in Florham Park, policies.

For example, if contacted, I could have told you that I made a presentation to the Planning Board representatives in the summer of 1965 This blood is not used for Madison avenue, Madison. nnKRihiZ EPPler of 27 EIrnwood passed after budget time, ceiving maximum possible former Borough Council- the current exoense out time It man- haE "amad must and out that a part-time li- Governor-Designate for taxpayers must foot the brarlan is used between the Northern Division bill plus interest. Brooklake and Briarwood nf iriwinic; inrermrinmi terest of its taxpayers. Schools, but every class in He will be installed Jan He pointed out that next even if sometimes at the Brooklake uses the li- Mr Eooler is past ores- hud8el must delude expense of Boro protocol, brary each week. idenr'nf rhe FlnrMm Park cost also, since I do not wish to start Mrs.

Ruth Ewing, acting Klwanls Club of which he the state wI11 not a teaching principal at i6 a chartermember. For- Board June 1 and that the Planning Board did not act until their first meeting in September? burse the 75 per cent of oughly so that they might be presented factually to readers. It is apparent, however, that in your recent articles concerning the Boro Hall and Boro Garage projects, your informant, (whoever he is) on Planning Board activities has misled you, thereby making your columns on the subject opinionated. luc ouiiiuici ww Perhaps you know teer Boro workers but Brooklake, stated that the merly Finance Chairman of for 1 1 these projects. Also, that the Planning Board, in nevertheless it not fair librarian is available from the Borough Council, he has Je says, fills all board would you believe that the their recommendations for for you to portray the Boro 11.30 to 12 every day and been a member of the Plan- Council so consistently as has been servicing the third ning Board HeisManacer slnce ir was on the Afterall, graders.

These children, 0f Industrial Fngineerlng with no warning or prep- volunteers 1,1 engineering she stated, would most f0r Chairman of the Planning sites for the Boro Garage, has been servicing the third Board was alerted in writ- independently suggested ing on both projects in Feb- almost the identical sites a ior u. v. ruary Did you know that we had investigated, e- and also puMn nunareas benefit from her services. 1 ivincston that I invited the Planning valuated and discarded for of hours. May I sug- other students, she Board, in my letter of reasons of coaft Really, gest better research in the one hall taur ------------------------March 15, 1967, to meet lt didn't make sense to loWcalelssJes per week in the library with Troth AnnOUUCed with me to discuss both spend from $15,000 to per- write an out local issues er bei t0 service projects site haps yeu wli, have rfij i slte, or purcnase oi prop Wpls rpDorts tbat sbe wlii second and third graders Did you know that the erty for a structure cost- weis reports inat sne win FLORHAM Mr.

Mrs. Jerry Barilli of Lodi When questioned, Mr. Longley said that the cost to the district for the Transportation salary has not and been received. euuiio niai one win tm T-, have a reolv for Mr Por- take two books home have announced the engage- ine Professional Planner ing maybe $70 80,000 repiy ior ivir. rur rhoir rin.urhror maH srarrpd his Born Hall sitp marhinprv Re- ter in next Hi-Lites per week for the first time ment survey February yourT'ouncil column in the Florham this year The library Is Dorothy, ported to the Planning does act in the best in- Eagie- 1 small, she said, but maxi- Rizzo announcement was their daughter, made at a buffet supper Raymond J.

held at the Rustic Lodge in of Elmwood road. East Paterson. i.