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2 COURIER-POST, Camdtn, N. Thut.day, April 16, WO Oaklyn Adults Only 5 Years Already Skipped 9 Collingswood Blows Dust Off 'Big' Plan Drug Abuse Show lanH use is mareinal. Ttaliann evnlained that the By FREDERICK G. PHILLIPS for through traffic on Haddon Avenue to be re-routed around the Collingswood shopping Courier-Post Staff long decline for the merchants -Deteriorated properties. -Detrimental land uses that has in the nast vear or two Collingswood is the proud Demonstrates 4How' district.

class area with little or no room to grow except up. Leo T. Italiano, head of the planning board, said the reason the master plan had lain dormant for five years is that past chairmen had either jeopardize neighborhoods and owner of a master plan. "People are driving through the community gcuci. But unlike other boroughs our borough, Italiano said, levelled out and there are little or no vacant stores in the borough.

"Borough businessmen in frenpral annrnve of the plan to "and not stopping. We want to having master plans, Collings-wood's has lain dormant for Italiano said the oorougn should create a study rnmmittee to direct the type of attract more shoppers. Merchants' Loss five years and may do so for become sick or died during their terms of office. ncprf for rtrivatfl By PETER F. FINLEY Courier-Post Staff Oaklyn parents will see how of hallucinating to "cook up the hard stuff" and, marijuana.

some time yet. bypass through traffic around The master plan, drawn by drugs and Originally completed in 1965 Under the new leadership of Italiano, the master plan was Herbert H. Smith Associates of the shopping center, wun a aimuciuic and commercial properties. The master plan, although presented to the public for main line it In an "Adults PtI. George Taylor will at a total cost of $24,000, the plan was designed to encompass brought out and updated in built-up commercial area and increased parking facilities we Trenton, states that Collingswood merchants, over a five-year period between 1958 Only" program on narcotics explain the "legend drugs" September of last year.

Need Ratables would create a shopping man review ana auupuwi, uoa nm i i n'oi-L-inrr rinmimont which either stimulate or at 25-year period, to lead the municipality to a brighter tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in Oaklyn Junior High School effect," Italiano said. "There is no land left to future. repress the nervous system, and PtI. Ron Frumento will discuss The master plan says tnat and 1963, saw an 11.8 per cent loss in retail sales. And for the same period, borough salesmen auditorium.

VCl UeCUIllC a in Collingswood. Presented at a public meeting last week, the plan was returned to the develop in Collingswood," Itali Collineswood Is a small development in Collingswood heroin. ano said. "What we have tried borough situated on 2.03 square has been eood. but witn tne "The possibility that our kids are being tested every day to captured only 58 per cent of the Lt.

John Laggy, who will to do is use the master plan as miles, with a population of over following weaknesses: planning Doara ior icview ui suggestions made by residents. introduce the program total sales from borough residents. a guide." try drugs cannot be -Many small areas where "What the borough needs," explained that the narcotics problem effects every person in overlooked," said Mayor Jack Kern, who considers the program the most hard hitting Italiano said, "is ratables three or four i i any community. "A drug habit gets to be more expensive with 17,000 and has little land left to develop. 82 Years Old The 82-year-old borough, formerly known as Skunktown, changed its name to Collingswood in 1888.

The borough has since become a apartments, and to build up the one to be presented in the area. Sponsored by religious and use and this raises the commercial area in a way that would make it more pleasing to incidence of other crimes such LT. COL. McNAIR Men's Group To Hear Talk By Engineer Lt. Col.

Nimrod McNair civic groups in Oaklyn and as breaking and entering, shoppers. The "new" master plan calls predominantly upper-middle muggings, and shop lifting because the user can't support demonstrated by local police, the program includes a newly released color movie film on drug abuse, display kits showing "every conceivable narcotic being used In the area his habit with his own ID) ffllMSIilli) fa Hi earnings, Laggy said. Oaklyn police records show director of engineering stan 18 arrests for drug abuse since for any kind of reason," as well as demonstrations in "cooking dards, aeronautical systems division, Wright Patterson Air up and shooting up. Under Local Control Urban Renewal OK Mayors Are Told Force Base, is scheduled to speak at a Delaware Valley "No longer can parents safely say that their teenager's moods December; "all heavy stuff," said Chief Tony Schnitzius. "Some were out of towners, others live in town, but they all present a potential danger to others whom they might involve or influence," said Schnitzius.

"Thank goodness we have no Christian Business Men Committee meeting April 24 at 6:30 are associated with the psychology of their age. More p.m. in Cherry Hill Lodge. Everyone can start now to enjoy guaranteed monthly income from Public Federal Savings! McNair recently returned and more 'moods' stem from drug abyse and go undetected until it is too late," said Oaklyn from Vietnam where he flew Clementon Mayor Or a drug problems with kids in our local schools," said Mayor more than 110 reconnaissance missions and had six aircraft Wooster last night told more than 25 mayors attending the Kern. "Parents are the front Every dollar of your investment will remain intact at its full original value, while earning 6 per annum without danger of speculative risks.

Deposit just $5,000 or any larger amount in a two-year to ten -year maturity savings certificate the more you invest, the bigger your monthly income. PtI Dan Houser. Glue Sniffing Houser will demonstrate methods and effects of glue the nature and effects Camden County Mayors Urban Development funds is diversification. Local Shopping Preferred The mayor claimed "people actually prefer to shop in their own town and if the town offers them the products and services they seek, they'll stay in town." Concerning senior citizens line troops in drug abuse prevention and that's the purpose of our program, to help Association meeting that they "need not fear urban renewal the parents to help the kids." or senior citizens housing." No service fees or other all of your money works for you safely all of the time! shot down from under him. A graduate of the University of Alabama in chemical engineering, he received a master's degree in aerospace engineering from the Air Force Institute of Technology.

He has servied as professor of air science, Strategis Air Command aircraft commander, For example, if you invest $20,000 we will guarantee to send you a $100 income check every month! Urban renewal Is here to stay housing, Wooster said that priority for occupancy is also a so why not get with it?" he asked the group at the Heritage Room in Oaklyn. matter of local control and a Investments insured to $20,000 by a permanent agency of the U.S. Government Haddonfield Okays Recreation Center Referring to the initial development engineer and thinking in his own town, residential requirement of as long as five years may be imposed, "to prevent a flood of potential occupants into your PUBLIC FEDERAL SAVINGS Wooster said that many officials and businessmen are afraid of urban renewal because "they town to take advantage of the program manager in space and mission programs. He also has been an air staff officer at the Pentagon. He has received the Air 8 offices to serve you low income housing." COME IN NOW OR MAIL THIS COUPON TOD A FOR COMPLETE INFORM A TION.

I I By FRANCINE NORMANN Courier-Post Staff think that federal spending means federal control." Making long range predictions "based on first hand Main Office: 800 Chestnut Street Medal with three oak leaf i "No such thing. The plan Is observations," Wooster rnnaaeipma, ra.isiu Haddonfield Commissioners announced borough plans to start construction this summer have recreational facilities in each of the town's four sections. Adjacent to the high speed clusters and the Distinguished Flying Cross. envisioned the high speed line NAME I I ADDRESS extending to Atco and then to Atlantic City, more than 10,000 line, the new courts will be on a tennis ana Wynnewood Narberth Juniata Park Society Hill West Lehigh Avenue Bustleton Avenue Roslyn yours to conceive and if the government okays it, its yours to administrate. Wooster said that Clementon's philosophy in revitalizing its business district with recent Department of Housing and basketball court facility in the new homes in lower Camden similar to the Radnor Avenue facilities completed two years West Atlantic Avenue area.

I I County, and bigger and better CITY ago STATE According to Mayor Eugene malls throughout the entire lower portion of the county. V. Hinski, the facility will 2 Gty Men Arrested in Tavern Raid complete the borough's plans to Mayor Hinski also announced the continuance of public bus service line along Haddon UTS Dally News 4-16-70 Orif.4-4-70 LONG SLIDE 22 ist revise-, ND REVISE- Avenue. Panama Official Public Service Coordinated A SALE SO UNUSUAL WE MUST LIMIT IT TO FRIDAY ONLY! Transport had posted notices that bus service would be Two Camden men arrested on Plans Shoe Bank ottery charges yesterday afternoon have been released on discontinued after 7:05 p.m Saturday. Future Study PANAMA, R.P.

(UPI)-Pana-manian strongman General $1,000 and $2,000 bail. Michael Threadgill. 42. of the Omar Torrigos wants to orga Mayor Hinski said he joined neighboring mayors in nize a national children's "shoe 1400 block of Bradley Avenue, owner of Mike's Tavern, 7th bank." CAMDEN 12 TO 5 I and Mount Vernon Avenues, and 1 Theodore Hamilton, 42, of CAMDEN OPEN SUNDAYS protesting tne action, as a result, public service has stated it will continue service in the evening, although a study into future service needs will be Kaighns Avenue, were arrested "It a shame going to a public school anywhere in Panama and seeing children who walk, sometimes for over during a raid on the tavern. The two men were charged initiated, with maintaining and possession LITS CAMDEN OPEN LATE FRIDAY NIGHT two hours to get to school, without shoes," Torrijos told Sunday service along the line of lottery slips and permitting a had been discontinued two UPI.

lottery on the premises. months ago, Torrijos said he hoped to Detectives reported conns- In other business, council have the government set up a cation of a large quantity introduced an ordinance LITS OWN QUALITY BRAND! shoe factory and donate the of lottery slips during the raid. prohibiting garbage scavenging Threadgill, who was released shoes to school children who will sign a receipt for them. in the borough. on 51,000 bail and Hamilton.

The new law will give the WHAT IS A STAR VALUE? It is a tale so unusual we must limit it to one day only. For just one day you get the season's lowest price on selected quality merchandise in Lits Budget Store. Remember, Friday is your Star Value day; prices go right back up next day. SHOP EARLY, WE CAN7 PROMISE SELECTIONS WILL LAST ALL DAY! released on $2,000 bail, were They may, if they wish, pay for the shoes at any time in their borough strong retaliatory scheduled to face a hearing action against people who today Camden Municipal lives. Payment, however, will not be mandatory, he said.

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