Second luxury apartment plan headed for zoning board
Timberlaine Builders Inc seeks a variance for a five story apartment house on Conant Street in Union Westminster area in a strictly Residence A zone. The 118 unit project would tax the township an estimated 30 to 40 thousand dollars annually and may be declared a slum area if not rehabilitated. Ramapo Designers & Contractors Inc is listed as the contractor and William W. Telsher is president of the applicant company. The hearing is scheduled before the Zoning Board of Adjustment on Thursday evening March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Traet
Conant Street
Union and
Westminster Avenues
Timberlaine Builders Inc
Springfield Avenue
Summit
William W. Telsher
Ramapo Designers & Contractors Inc
Newark
Telshe
Chain letter probe targets Hillside officials claims
Police Chief Paul Korlesky said he and Detective Captain Charles Grant are investigating reports that Hillside police and firemen are involved in a statewide chain letter operation with government bonds as prizes. He noted no evidence of fraud or misuse of mail, and that the inquiry began after a county detectives chief request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul ¥. Korlesky
Charles Grant
Hillside
Korlesky
Frank Englehardt
Utor
Student Nurses Capped At Rites in New York
Two Hillside girls, Paula Rosner and Laura Flecker, were capped February 27 at a candlelight ceremony at Mt. Sinai Hospital School of Nursing in New York. Rosner is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rosner of Conant street and Flecker is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Flecker of Field place. Both graduates of Hillside High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Mt. Sinai Hospital School of Nursing
New York
Paula Rosner
Philip Rosner
Conant Street
Laura Flecker
Abraham Flecker
Field Place
Hillside High School
Zoning Board to hear 14 story luxury apartment plan
Controversy swirls as an application to build a 14 story luxury apartment on North Broad and William Avenue goes before the Zoning Board Thursday night March 12. Residents fear higher taxes and service costs while others question zoning changes and school needs.
Plumbing Adviser To Health Board Appointed
David Ordower a plumber from Sul Conant Street was named temporary part time plumbing adviser to the Board of Health for two months starting March 12. He will serve after the retirement of Plumbing Inspector Benjamin T Summer on March 31 and likely until a successor is chosen via Civil Service. Compensation set at 2500 annually. Robert Diashond announced a statewide Civil Service exam for Health Officer next month to fill a vacancy with the filing deadline March 31.
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David Ordower
Sul Conant Street
Board of Health
Benjamin T Summer
Robert Diashond
Bern
Civil Service
Adolph A Winston
Piers
Marvey Stone
Board of Education
Francis J. Grant
Health Board
Stone
Grant
Lawrence Levitis
Baie
Slower Ratables Rise Ties Tax Rate to Assessments
A Hillside analysis by Freeholder George W. Hetty Koh uses a two year span to show tax ratables and property assessments rising with the tax rate. The table notes ratables boosted 7, 15 and 13 percent in 1948 1949 1950, while the tax rate climbed from 5.24 to 5.41 then 5.24 and 5.42. From 1951 onward ratables growth slowed while the rate rose, with 1956 at 7.00 and 1958 at 7.00 despite a 1.9 percent rate drop. The observer warns that falling ratables require spending restraint to prevent further tax hikes on homes and industry.
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Atamitt
George W. Hetty Koh
Hillside
Herlich
Mit
I Us
Three Hillside youths fined for alleged collecting pay
Three Hillside youths Richard Porsini 22 Anthony Guidice Jr 22 and Robert Kernusz 18 were fined 250 each for larceny in Municipal Court. They were ordered to repay 106 from February 9 stolen from E and E Vending Co. on Prospect Street. Police say the trio, former employees, divided 106 in coin taken from Mrs Jeannette Dembite’s car while she serviced a milk vending machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Henry Gold
E & E Vending Co
Prospect Street
Richard ‘Porsini
TE Woodrutt Aves
Anthony Guldice, Jr
Brow
Robert Kernusz
Bloy Street
Jeannette Dembite
General Brass & Machine Works Inc
Montgvomery Street
Goldhor
Marie Murtesia
Leoltax
Avenue
Pompton
Lakes T
Pliagee
Morgan Wins US Education Grant for Pingry Faculty
Jesse J. Morgan Jr of Pingry School receives a United States Educational Exchange Grant to study in Europe. He will join a seminar for history teachers at the Institute of European Studies in Turn. Morgan, a Dartmouth graduate, also studied at Clark, Boston University, and NYU. He teaches English, civilization, coaches golf, and advises the dance committee while serving on several school committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Ie
United States
Jesse J. Morgan, Jr
Masters Square
Pingry School
Moraga
Turn
Aly
Morgan
Europe
Dartmouth College
Chirk University
Boston University
New York University
AL Pinary
Resident Promoted By Prudential Co
Geore R. FL Baker of 14 Un ion avenue has been promoted to assistant cost analyst by the Prudential Insurance Co News ark announced this week. Baker joined Prudential after graduating from New York University in 1914 and previously served as a job examiner in the personnel division. He has held roles in cost analysis, cost savings, and expense allocation, and served with the Army in Germany from 1955 to 1957. He is a member of the Base Choristers and of Beta Kappa Simayo university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geore R. FL Baker
Union Avenue
Prudential Insurance Co
News Ark
Mr. Baker
Prudential
New York University
Ana
Army
Ie Base
Beta Canunea
Simayo Beriity
Five Rt 22 stations entered in 1930s vandalism report
Police report reveals five gas stations along Route 22 near Doremus place and Harding terrace were broken into on Friday. Patrolmen Joseph Smith and George Davies found the incidents. one station yielded cash while a 38 caliber pistol and other items were taken from a desk drawer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. 22
Doremus Place
Harding
Terrace
Joseph Smith
George Davies
Perini
Pork Place
Testetan
Hillside Tech School Seniors Shine in Youth Industry Program
Hillside Industrial Association hosted the annual Youth Industry program at Hillside National Bank remittance department. Hillside Tech School seniors Gloria Lazowicz Patricia Moffet Doris Ann Miskew Betty Friedman and Betty Hymowitz participated. Bank staff Doris Cavicchia and Marie Acquaviva led demonstrations as 23 industries hosted 254 students.
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Hillside Tech School
Anmual
Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside National Bank
Gloria Lazowicz
Patricia Moffet
Doris Ann Miskew
Betty Friedman
Betty Hymowitz
Doris Cavicchia
Marie Acquaviva
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ABC
Cochrane
North Broad Street
N. J
Rites
Zoning Board
Willlamson Avenue
Police Department
Fire Department
Westminster
Putnam Manor
Union
Eli Lief
Broad St
Hillside Radio & TV
Joe Musik
Liberty Avenue
Bloy St
AL Fisher Chrysleet
Wartburg
Ivoo Fischer Chrysler
Pingry
Wins
Hilsiders
Republican Aid Democratic Organiaations
Board of Freeholders
Sydney Margoli
Margoli
Charles Horvath
Alphonso Minerving
Torvath
Rather Ovhse
Peter G. Humunik
William FF. Hurke
W. William D. Buono
Adolph A. Winston
Prudential Co
Seniors In Youth Industry
Ben David Phot Thu Maris
Myron Koris
0 Alloy Corp
Glenn Mangold
Cooper
Hillside Photo Service
Mortages
Waverly
Hillside Times
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Town Bakery
Liberty Ave
Jack Reclus
Wonderlawn
Benji
Moore
Liberty Pharmacy
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