Apartment Hearing Draws SRO Crowd
The first skirmish in the battle over a proposed 14 story luxury apartment building at North Broad Street and Williamson Avenue drew a record crowd at the Zoning Board of Adjustment hearing last Thursday night. The main floor filled, forcing the meeting to the auditorium as the overflow continued. The applicant, Estate of Abram P. Morris, seeks an alliance to permit construction after the building permit was rejected January 10 by Building Inspector Carmen Monaco Sr for violating the four family limit and height restrictions.
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North Broad’ Street
Williamson Avenue
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Son
Nan
Athi: Kreszl
Itis
Monroe Ackerman
Abram P. Morris
Lyons Farms
Carmen Monaco
Students Aid Pat Hogan Fund at Local High School
Robert Moran announces a $50 student donation to the Pat Hogan Fund for Patricia Hogan, 17, daughter of Andrew and Mrs Hogan, injured in a 1957 auto accident. Funds cover hospital bills and an artificial arm. a Maytai Theatre owner donated a coin box and more boxes are planned at Hillside National Bank and Police Headquarters.
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Robert Moran
Pat Hogan
Patricia Hogan
Andrew Hogan
Harden Street
Mora
Maytaiy Theatre
Jack Unger
Hillside National Bank
Lexington Place
Elizabeth
School Board Uncertain On County Vocational School
The Board of Education failed to decide on backing a county vocational school and will reconvene March 25 after a request from County Superintendent Dr. West. Superintendent Branum outlined benefits of a county unit, including broader tax base, more trades offered, and centralized administration, with dismissal of duplicate courses. The board also asked zoning officials for variances notices and accepted the resignation of teacher Mrs. Bernice Holtz while appointing Anne Hotalen as substitute. A note thanked Westinghouse Electric for a donation.
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Board of Education
William H. West
Wayne T. Branum
Union County
John Beattie
Louis, J. Hess
Beattie
Bernice Holtz
Anne Hotalen
Charles Swain
Westinghouse Electrics Corp
Public hearing on 14 story North Broad project draws notable attendees
A public hearing of the Zom ime Board drew rarely seen figures including Henry Kreh Jr a former township engineer now consulting and Jerome J Reich nearby resident along with Jack Unper owner of the Mayfair Theatre and adjoining parking lot. A local movement considers prohibiting police and firemen from outside employment on the public payroll amid pay and workload disputes. Businessmen voice concern over private competition by public workers while fringe benefits are argued for. SID BIRNBAUM, once aligned with the Freeholders slate, fails in bid for Township Committee while Adolph Winston retires. John M Malone files a surprise candidacy for Freeholder. Continued on Page 8
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Versons
Zomime Board
North Broad Street
Williamson Avenue
Henry Kreh, Jr
Jerome J. Reich
Jack Unper
Mayfair Theatre
Abram P. Morris
Township Committee
Union
Sid Birnbaum
Board of Freeholders
Democratic Organization
Adolph A. Winston
Freeholder
Winston
O Ae
School System Pay Raise Out In Half
The Board of Education adopted new salary guides for all school personnel with pay adjustments cut by 50 percent after two budget defeats. Superintendent salary rises to 16800, high school principal to 12625, elementary principals max to 10500, teachers' scales updated by degree and 6 years training, and several civil service and clerical raises. Board member Beattie opposed adoption after seeking delay. Peter Humanik cited voter defeats as a reason against the measure.
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Board of Education
John Beattie
Peter G. Humanik
KC Council Honors Chaplain at First Degree Ceremony
Knights of Columbus council held a first degree ceremony last Thursday at Way Memorial Building honoring Rev. Gerard B. Whelan council chaplain. Eleven candidates and officers spoke as delegates were named for state convention, with next meeting set for March 26 and plans for anniversary hall advertising.
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Thoms F. Canty
Knights of Columbus
the Way Memorial
Gerard B. Whelan
Council
Yates
Thomas P. Caurcorin
Blas Ro Imperiale
John Krewn
Eugene J. Allen
Paul D. Molo
Matthew J. McConlogue
Kace M. Wayne
Stephen 4. Ambrose
Michael A. Vasilik
James Ammiing
Crisafulli
Wele Junk Zaleski
Assimption Council
Charles Delnarig
Jackievieg
Gear Luppold
Joseph Wallack
Sola FP
Berting
Medell
KC May Land D
Havel Livingston
Aniversary Hall
Helso
Columbian Club
Panel Of Doctors Create Panel Of Doctors
A township panel of physicians was created to cover police emergency calls and perform duties including employee physicals and drunk driving exams. Drs Joseph Poyser Burton Bergman Charles Grubin Michael HukT Milton Lilien named. effective April 1. $3 yearly plus $20 per court appearance.
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Joseph Poyser
Burton Bergman
Charles Grubin
Michael Hukt
Milton Lilien
Home Damaged By Blaze In Attic
A fire damaged the attic and caused extensive damage to the residence of Mr and Mrs Donald B. Gidmore at 1435 Park View Terrace on Monday evening. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation by local fire officials.
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Donald B. Gidmore
Parkview Terrace
Malone Seeks Freeholders After Surprise Township Slate
Former Hillside mayor John M. Malone files petitions for the Freeholders seat as a Democrat, joining Adolph Winston on the slate. Democratic nominees for Township Committee are Sidney Birnbatin and John A. Desch, while Republicans seek Wyman Schulman and Frank J. Hill.
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Sidney Birnbatin
John A. Desch
Wyman M. Schulman
Frank J. Hill
Board of Education
Schulman
Hilside Lodge
Binal B'rith
Hillside Lodge
B.P
Hillside Line League
Hillside Prow Club
Honor Pba
FMBA
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Students Aid
al School
Branom
Ahat Whatson
Hillside
Birnbaum
John M. Malone
Westminster
Putnan Manor
Eli Lief
Hillside Radio & TV
Joe Musik
Liberty Avenue
sBloy St
Fisher Chrysler
Risenachee
Wartburg
Fischer Chrysler
Broad St
Fev
Vrs
Ying
Wayne‘. Branom
L.custer
David Ha
William Krautblatt
Walter Keumbiege
Stementa
Luda
John Lopresti
Pate
Ihe
Sec
KC Council
Hillside Public Library
Japan
Utariwa Hiroshige
Tokyo
Kyoto
Foun
Newark Museum
Holusol Hidemaro
Toye
Major
WS. Smaolenski
Odenton
Maryland
Paul Jacoulet
Uehid
Yashida
Arthur Riche
William di Buono
Louis A. Dischler
New Jersey Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Lear Ie
Sidney Cirmbaum
North Jersey District Water Supply Commission
Round Valley
Spruce Run
Central Avesnue
Atlas Tool Co
Certral Avenue
Bloy Street
New York Place
Central Purchasing
Howard J. Bloy
Municipal Affairs Survey Committee
Central
Michael Elichko
Broadway
Francis X. Coakley
Roanoke Avenue
Paul F. Korlesky
Union County Grand Jury
Malone
Democratic
Newark Athletic Club
Newark
YMA
Hilllside Republican Club
PTA Hill
Westside High School
Mish
Abram P. Mortis
PTAS
New Jersey Education Association
NeWark ‘Teachers Association
National Association of Basketball Officials
HHS
St Catherine's Church
Hs Holy Name Society
Thomas
Canty Council
Knights
Frank J, Hill
Hyman M, Schu
Raymond Moore
John M, Malone
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Town Bakery
Liberty Ave
Patsy the Barber
Chancellor Ave
Lyons Ave
Avenue Hillsedy
Cor
Grumman Ave
Star Barbers
Manicurist
SHOK
Liberty Pharmacy
Browney Funeral Home
Jack Reclus
Benj
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