Towns Line Up In Zone Battle
Public hearing before the Board of Adjustment last Thursday night on a variance request by Menza's Coal Co of Newark to build two family homes on a three acre Irvington area fronting North Union Avenues etc. The meeting drew over 100 residents with 49 from Irvington and 45 from Hillside opposing. Architect Harold Kerr testified homes would be frame with brick veneer, 24 by 55 feet, two car garages. Montclair Planning Director Robert Edwards supported the project saying it would aid residential expansion. Hillside Home Owners Association questioned the board's power to grant a variance, warning changes require township ordinance. The hearing adjourned to April 3.
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Oning Board of Adjustment
Menza
Cudl Co
Newark
Hillside
Ivingtons
Irvington
John Quava
Port Murray
Giava
Carmen Monaco Sry
North Union Avés
Wolf Pls
Young Aves
Quabeck Ave
Lager Pl
Harold Kerr
Robert F. Edwards
Montclair
George Menza
Menza’s Coal Coy
Hillside Home Owners
Action Association
Arthur E. Dienst
James P. Whitlock
Association
Westions
June Outdoor Art Show Planned by Hillside Woman's Club
At a June 1 show, Hillside High School grounds host the Outdoor Art Show from 1 PM to 4 PM with a rain date on June 8. All area schools participate and residents may enter up to three framed or unframed pictures by May 24, each entrant responsible for their own work. A May 24 committee meeting at the High School answers exhibitors questions with board members from the Woman's Club and local schools.
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Woman's Club of
Hillside
Ralph Schwartz
Pingry
Sts Catherine's
Christ the King
Calvin Coolidge
Hurdens Looker
George Washington
Abram P. Morris
Hillside Aves
Ache
Woman's Club
Wayne T. Branom
Ruhl Custer
Reesa Serwatka
Marie Irene
Schwartz
Dor Gillmore
Franklin Lange
John Walsh
William Hess
Albert Scaccia
Edward Moser
Addison Lantern
Edward Hyde
Joseph Krevet
Why Did FAA Stop Retaining Wall Down
Morris County Jetport site dispute grows as FAA survey stalls with Port Authority tensions. Case pins delays on information gaps and questions FAA site selection norms while Hillside Comets bask in Watchung Conference and Central Jersey Group IV titles amid school spirit and scholastic aims.
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FAA
Morris County
Federal Aviation Agency
Burlington County
Aust J
Tobin and Company
Port of New York Authority
Clifford P. Case
Rahway
Porter Authority
Burlington
New Jersey
New York
Najeeb E. Halaby
A8reak Ag
Truck Driver Loses Arm After Accident
Victim Carl Brown aged 48 of 7 Ocean Aves Point Pleasant was pinned under his truck when it overturned after striking a Lehigh Valley Railroad signal base. His right arm was crushed and later amputated.
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Carl Brown
Ocean Aves Point Pleasant
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Measure To Control Run-Down Dwellings
A Hillside ordinance on repair, crossing and demolition of unfit dwellings clears first reading by the Township Committee to curb neighborhood decay and permit repairs. Public hearing set for April 1 with penalties up to 200 dollars or 90 days in jail per day of violation. Also notes halted hearing on Menza's Coal Co. multi family project due to a court order and reports on VNA disputes with the Board of Health over contract renewal and funding.
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Menza’s Coal Co
Newark
Hillside Ave
Hillside Home Owners Action Association
James P. Whitlock
Exeter Way
Monroe Acker
Zoning Board
Ay Howard Finkel
VNA Tiff
Mra
Leslie Lifson
Bauer Ter
Visiting Nurse Association
VNA
Linder Ap
Robert Diamond
YNA
Board of Health
Hillside
Ackerman
VMNA
Lifson
Health Board
Charles Dotto
Dotto
Parsonnel
Diamond
Joseph Ram
Township
Linden
Progress Club Honors Comet Basketball Team
Lehigh University coach Tony Packer was guest speaker at Hillside Progress Club dinner honoring the Hillside High School basketball team. The squad won the Watchung Conference and other titles. awards went to Bill Schutsky Jeff Levy Paul Frieder and others. A new bank hours note followed.
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Tony Packer
Anthony Tony" Packer
Lehigh University
Central New Jersey
Aillside
New Jersey
Wayne T. Branom
Ruhl L. Custer
Hillside High School
Joseph Silver
Roland Massimino
Phil Levin
Silver
Massimino
John Maddalena
Massey Shoe Store
Bill Schutsky
Jeff Levy
Grace Henoch
Morris Silver
Bruce Hermann
Mart al Vree
Land
Paul Frieder
Bob Szalay
Jett Levy
Hillside Cancer Crusade Sets $5,000 Goal for April Drive
Mildred Hess, chairwoman, urges Hillside volunteers to canvass door to door in April to raise the $5,000 goal for the Cancer Crusade. She notes 1961 and 1960 death counts in Hillside and cites national figures of 1,200,000 cancer survivors, stressing the need for community support and volunteer labor to fund services and film distributions.
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Mildred Hess
Hillside
Aitvout
Cancer Society
Union
Tax time troubles cost tips from Union County Trust
Omission of a tax deduction such as charitable contributions medical expenses or business costs could raise your tax bill more than the annual fee of a checking account at Union County Trust Company. The bank operates ten offices and is a member of the FDIC.
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Union County Trust Company
Union County Trust
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Former Resident Passes Bar Exam
Gerald Kaplan of Maplewood has passed the New Jersey bar exam and will be sworn in at the Trenton War Memorial Building on Monday April 29 at 9 a.m. Kaplan, a Hillside High School alumnus, holds a Rutgers B.S. and Seton Hall Law degree. He is married to the former Mery Botnick of West Orange and is the son of Mr and Mrs. Robert Kaplan of Elizabeth. Passover services at Sinai Congregation in Maplewood are scheduled April 8 to 10, with sermons by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen and school programs for Sinai Hebrew School students and teens.
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Gerald Kaplan
Hillside
Meadowsbrook Pl
Maplewood
New Jersey
State Board of Bar Examiners
Trenton
Trenton War Memorial
Kaplan
Hillside High School
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Seton Hall University School of Law
Newark
Mer
Sinai Congregation
Maple Ave
Eliezer Cohen
Passover Begins Monday Evening
The eight day festival of Passover will be ushered in at sundown next Monday April 8 by the Jewish community to commemorate liberation from Egyptian bondage.
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Egypt
VNA DirectorRefutes Linden Funding Claim
Patricia Duffy director of the Visiting Nurses Association of Eastern Union County rejected Commissioner Diamond's assertion that the VNA faced City of Linden friction and that the United Fund forced information sharing. She tied a proposed budget increase to a new state TB testing law and defended patient privacy, noting indigent names are withheld as standard practice.
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Patricia Duffy
Visiting Nurses Association
Union County
Robert Diamond
Miss Duffy
VNA
Linden
United Fund
Diamond
Duffy
VNA Sees Room for More Funds From Hillside Aid
Miss Duffy notes adequate oasis for extra funds from hillside. In 1962 she reported 1,180 visits with 303 free, 6 cancer cases, 48 crippled children, 64 part pay, 767 full pay, 46 TB cases and 102 hours at the Board of Health office. Township auditor may inspect records.
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VNA
Hillside
Duffy
Board of Health Office
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