Hillside apartment project blocked by restraining order
Hillside Home Owners Association and James P Whitlock obtain a show cause restraining order against issuing a building permit for an apartment on Hillside Avenue. Judge John Barger set return for July 25 in Superior Court. Case names Hillside Township Committee Board of Adjustment Building Inspector Monaco and Menza's Coal Co. The Township Committee had recently supported a four family residential variance, drawing objections from residents and aligning with a prior Paterson case. Commissioners Matte Ackerman and Robert Lamond dissented while Mayor Deseh and others approved the construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Home Owners
Jotlor Association
James P Whitlock
Hillside Avenue
Union County Court
John &. Barger
Acon
Hillside ‘Township Committee
Board of Adjustment, Building Inspector
Armen Monaco and
Menza’s Coal Company
Newark
Arthur E. Dienst
Sip
Zoning Board of Adjustment
sit@ avenue
Board of
Board of Adjustment
Township Committee
Prodce
Mix Sehletter
Berg
City of
Paterson
Home Owners Association
zon= Ing
Matroe Ackerman
Robertilamond
John A Deseh
Max Schleifer
Charles
Mancuso
Irvington Avenue
North Avenue
Wilder Street
Millard Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Gur Avenue
Fabyan Place
Winans Avenue
Essex County
Bergen Street
Gailey Avenue
Livington Avenue
Maine
Robert Diamond
Albert B. Scorm Construction Co
Sidney Birnbaury
Ram
Menza
Doremus Place
Diamond
Ackermen
Ackerman
Actinlside Avenue
Dorems Place
Up Zoning Board
Amond
Charles S. Tracy
John Desch
Tracy
Anton Vit Jr
Desch
Vit
Manctso
Heery Schuerzter
Cheif
Ernest Voelk
Susan Cont
UN Page
Tax Office To Open Evenings This Summer
Tax collector John C. Pozar announces extended evening hours at the tax office on Mondays from 7 to 8 pm and on Tuesday August 6 to help residents pay their third quarter taxes due August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Pozar
Hartley Looker Station Opens Mane Days in August
In Hartley Looker Station, a baby care notice announces a change to open days in August. The schedule replaces Thursdays with new hours beginning August 1, guiding parents to visit for infant services at the new times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Hillside Education Row Flares Over Teacher Case
Mrs Mary White leader of the New Jersey State Federation of Teachers urged the Board of Education to review recruitment practices amid the Mrs Jean Keelan insubordination case. The dispute centers on union influence, with AF of T claims of unfair labor practice and school officials defending routine procedures. The Keelan matter may reach the courts as the board upheld a withheld pay raise, sparking broader debate over teacher organization and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.J
N. J. Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
Hillside Education Association
Keelan
N.J. State Federation of Teachers
Pawner 8
Mundet Cork Sells Hillside Property in New Jersey
Mundet Cork Corporation announces a signed contract to sell its Hillside New Jersey facilities on Aloy Street after nearly 50 years of operation. Lous Schlesinger Company arranged the sale to a group of investors who will develop it as an industrial park. The Hillside plant has long cork processing roots, with history tracing to early 1900s expansion and War era plants. The company notes expansion at North Bergen and a Danville Illinois plant alongside the Hillside sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aillside
W. William di Buono
Union County
Silanes Ae
Whch
MS Newspaper
Preme Court
di Buono
Fourth Estate
Hillside
North Bergen
New Jersey
William S. Windle
Mundet Cork Corporation
Slillside
Sol Aloy Street
Munder
Lous Schlesinger Company
Broad Street
Newark
Windle
Danville
Illinois
Louis Schlesinger Company
School Board Maintains Pay Hold For Teacher
The Board of Education after a two hour session with Mrs. Jean Keelan and Mr. Joseph Mundy upheld its decision to withhold the teacher's pay increase citing two instances of insubordination linked to a March 15 dance and a later meeting with Dr. Wayne Branom. The case drew sharp public questions about agenda access, teacher workload, and turnover as residents urged more openness and accountability from the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Keelan
Joseph Mundy
American Federation of Teachers
Board of Education
Keelan
Ruhl L. Guster
Sale
Branom
Harvey Stone
Joseph P. Gerard
Stone
Gerard
Joseph H. Cooper
North Ave
Misside
Cooper
Ann Eisenstadt
France
Joseph Ram
Warren Denny
Wilder St
Mary White
State Federation of Teachers
Williamson Ave Homes Robbed in Separate Break-Ins
Police investigate two break-ins on Williamson Avenue. At 274 Williamson Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levinson’s home was entered through a rear kitchen window screen. the master bedroom was rifled. At 264 Williamson Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Spindel’s home was forced by a front door with drawers and closets rummaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson Ave
Jack Levinson
Williamson Avenue
Irving Spindel
Willamson Avenue
Philip Gorlin
Mt. Freedom
Gorlins
Spindel
Reserve Action On Builder's Road
Planning Board heard the request by M and P Construction to build a road along Hillside near the Union Essex line. Objections cited heavy industrial activity and municipal service burdens. The company plans 25 two family dwellings on the site and would connect Paine Avenue Irvington to Hillside near Hoffman Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M, and P, Construction Company
Hillside
Union— Essex Line
Planning Board
James la Margese
Paine Avenue
Irvington
Edward A. Melnik
Ramsey Tool Company
la Morgese
Hoffman Place
Hill Side
Jeromeé Krueger
Zoning OK for Cement Service Station Auto Repair Firm
A COPEL committee occupancy permit was granted to William H Totty at 949 Richard Boulevard Rahway to run a cement service station for an auto repairing business at 1222 North Broad Street by the Zoning Board of Adjustment last Thursday. Totty, represented by Dominick A Mirabelli, is now located at the Franklin Esso Service Station Liberty and Wiking avenues. Property owners are Mr and Mrs Paul J Parrinelli of 134 Orchard Drive Clifton. No objectors appeared. witnesses for Totty were Herbert Jacobi and Moe Bjerkman, local business operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Totty
Richard Boulevard
Rahway
North Broad Street
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Totty
Dominick A. Mirabelli
Franklin Esso
Liberty
Wiking Avenues
Paul J. Parrinelli
Orchard Drive
Clifton
Toffy
Herbert Jacobi
Moe Bjerkman
Jets Threaten Newark Jetport Sparks Political Push
State Sen. Nelson F Stamler of Union announced formation of a committee to urge Gov. Hughes to curb jet aircraft from Newark Airport after a recent near miss. Stamler wrote to Port Authority critics, urging action to halt the Newark jetport plan while four township streets face paving and curbing projects totaling 346 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson F Stamler
Union
Richard F Mughes
Newark
Sen
Stamler
Robert Diamond
Hillside
Wio
Sen. Stamler
Union Towns
Hillside Republican Club Defends Fourth of July Activities
Arthur Lipp president of the Hillside Republican Club defends July Fourth events against Mayor Desch criticism. He says the club aimed to let youngsters join the festivities, avoid dangerous real firecrackers, and did not distribute political literature or involve themselves with vendors. He notes Memorial Day ceremonies and a township bid for anniversary honors, and apologizes if their toy literature desecrated the Fourth’s spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Lipp
Hillside Republican Club
Desch
Liberty Ave
Republican Club
Tam Atmazed
Lapp
Tan
Hillside
Mr. Lipp
Fuel Oil Consumption Topic of Conference
A conference July 8 between the Board of Education and Menza's Coal of Newark addressed rising fuel oil use at the School Administration Building. From September 1961 to December 1962 oil doubled, with January February 1963 exceeding 4,100 gallons. Officials noted colder winters and possible pilferage. two trucks were cited for overpumping. The board also received a State Education letter on Bible reading and prayer, and appointed two teachers for the 1963 school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia St
Board of Education
Daniel
George Menza
Menza
Coal Go
Newark
Helen P. Kirkpatrick
Gilbert Chamberlin
John F. Berting
Chamberlin
Daniel Menza
James Aust
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Pradelphiaia
Ming
Port of New York Authority
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Growney Funeral Home
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Altschule
Rexall Drug Store
Long Ave
Jack Redlus
BEN Moore Paints
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