Protests Halt Zoning Board Actions On Several Projects
Protests stopped a zoning board sequence involving the Liberty Dairy Queen project. Township Attorney Adele Brae Tow urged action to pause, while Building Inspector Day Hatten was told to issue a permit and seeking property owners to join in the quiet action. The Setvart Corp gained permission to build a one story sales building on Route 22. An offer by Moresah Priespmyn for Westminster avenue land was approved for purchase to clear land as a preventive measure. D C Evans received permission to remove a fence along Park Shiver after agreeing to erect a fence along the line.
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Tyemy
Othey
Sautird
Edward Gather
Pilgpatnek Corp
Adele Brae- Tow
Ohee
Doula Bord
Sivhey Courts
Hatten
Goldbboy Ureed
Braelow
Karkpatrick
Mimsei
Setvart Corp
Moresah Priespmyn
Wilder Street
Westminster Avenue
Endless Variety At Conant Street Playgrounds
Children at Conant Street playgrounds took part in two events last week. Winners in a Chinese Checker contest and a peanut-nuts scavenger event earned points toward a playground league. midseason leaders include Rosem Sudagnese with 140 points and Pauline Shipki at 100. Activities included chess tours, arts and crafts, masque parade, and an on the wall ball contest with planned playground Olympics and a watermelon festival concluding the week.
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Conn Slee
Hen Gordon
Jules Bacay
Jenh Fugees
Patricia Muceino
Witter
Get Rollestein Wid
Judy Kaplan
Myce Siggese
Ronald Wie
Winny Praline Shipker
Joseph Sagwese
Playgreund
Rosema
D Sagnese
Pauline Shipki
Joseph
Henry Gefcon
Childer
Audrey Dubow
Conant Street
Coe Avene
Pineen
Harbin Maas
Chives Cavol
Hillside Avenue
Jack Merkleper
Conner
Butch Lawrence
Ross Jun Morris
Bile Lawrence
Donald von Barth- Olt
Chuck Brennan
Hart
George Washington
George Washington Playground
Recreation Commission
Nancy
Zoning Board Considers Amendment to Food Premises Rule
Residents object to grant of a permit amid concerns over traffic noise and safety. Notable figures include Fitzpatrick, Ryan, Kirkpatrick, and Joseph Verles, with former Burtt of Education president among supporters and opponents discussing the impact on the town.
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Lhe Ness
Leerang
Breedine Af Juijen
Fitzpatrick and
Ryan
Ionpy Robern
Kirkpatrick
Kirkpai
The
Burtt of Education
Joseph Verles
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Hillside
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Taree
Newt Bijars
North Broad St
Uumper Mason
Builders’ General Supply Company
Centennial Avenue
Cranford
N. J
Boxer Doe
Tr Sha
Hobby 9
Ailunside Hobby and Spore Shop
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Joseph A. Policastro
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Matt Rest Products
Liberty Ave
Pease Eseene
Renerence Fetes
SNJOY
Hillede
Boxer Puy Sues
Co Hecht
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Better Men's Bureau of Union Construction Co
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Union
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Eere Pelie Reo
Butters and
Karl Uberhoerie
Hillside Tel WA
Maple Ave
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Spontention
Dairy Queen
Zoning Board
Township Committee
Planning and Development Council
State Department of Conservation and Economic Development
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Charles R. Erdman Jr
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Robert B. Meyner
Lakewood
Erdman
Joseph E. McLean
New York
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State Department
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Cornell
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Ann Meisler
Cherie
Wednsky
Phyllis
Margaret Candinio
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L. Droppa
Yetta Bernstein
Ira Rhoenkrang
Marty Bernstein
Janet Giffeler
Cindy Hare
Arlene Asswald
Kenneth Sanders
Ronald Dibello
Joseph Stoskus
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Coe Avenue
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Elizabeth Avenue
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