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THE WESTFIELD LEADER (£) ITV I/) 77Te Leading and Most Widely Circulated Weekly Newspaper in Union County A3 THE WESTFIELD LEADER (£) ITV I/) 77te Leading and Most Widely Circulated Weekly Newspaper In Union County a3. t\•*i- L zU Second claai Postage Paid Pubilihed r K-SIXTH YEAR — No. 24 «t Weotneld N"j WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1976 * Every Thursday 24 Pages—16 Cents Board Alters Fence Ruling Holy Trinity High to Close? A 12-foott fencfencee andd "four timelimes bevonrbeyondl residentiall zone. "If thlhre> 2433 KimbalKimhalll AveAv» . UCasaturO turn.n *^ ^* ^—^ requirement, previously a what the board is called lo zoning ordinance means around. subject to condition for the granting of do." anything at all. this should drainage condition im- Holy Trinity High School, of Ihe Parents (juild was school year 1976-1977 were said, are the result of in- lund raising efforts. Holy a variance to the Westfield The 12 foot fence be denied," Vincent provements and the erection serving 150 students from held Thursday night to totally ignored by these tensive study of both schools Trinity also operates an Neighborhood Council requirement originally was McGownn, hoard member, <>f a no parking sign in the the ninth lo 12th grades, formulate plans in response members," he said. on the part of the hoard the elementary school. After may be forced to close its lo the Archdiocesan Board The parents were urged to reviewing the date building addition on Cae- required following neigh- said. turnaround v superintendent of schools of ciola I'l.. was altered doors, hut ie parish, of (education recom- .send mailagrams and let- the Archdiocese and his presented by all sources, Ihe borhood complaints of older Approved by the Imard mendation to close Holy Monday night in a 3-2 vote children congregating at the Also granted was an parents and sludents are ters to Archbishop Gerety staff, and the parish com- board concluded that the by (he Hoard of Adjustmcnl. was an appeal by Dr appeal of New Jersey Bell awailing a decision from Trinity High School. and lo IheSuperinlendentof munities of both St. difficulties facing the parish center late a( night, not to Clarence .1. Chehayl lo Archbishop Peter I, Gerety Under the amendment to keen the younger children Telephone Co. lo extend the The parents were Schools expressing their Anthony's and Holy Trinity in continuing to operate a subdivideand usea lol'al 552 time period on a variance on the fate of Ine fillyear-old acquainted with Ihe voting opposition to Ihe adopted Kach parish presented facts high school in addition to its I he variance for an ox- confined. The Neighborhood Springfield Ave. for his lension to i(s building, Ihe granted Sept. 23. 11)74, by six high school in Weslfield. The by the individual members resolution and figures, opinions and other commitments could Council plans lo begin its vcleriarian hospital. The more months. The phone ruling is expected in about a of Ihe Arehdioeesan board plans concerning its school not be solved by the ac- Council will now need only a addition as soon as a The close of the meeting second lot, a portion of the company expects to build an week. and the reasons for their signalled the start of a 24 in lengthy meetings with Ihe tivities planned by the five fool fence in front of (ho building permit is obtained industrial zone, is expected building with a 12 loot lence addition to its Mountain About half of the students individual decisions. hour Prayer Vigil by the board which involved parish." In commenting on and weather permits. to be incorporated with Ave building, bul delayed pastors, principals, parents the actions taken. I-arkin on Iliu sides and rear of the In a case leftover from al Ihe facility are Westfield The adminislratives parents. friends and other lots lor a building construction when it found residents. motion recommended by students of the high school and other parishioners. said; "As difficult as these properly. The size of a gate December the board denied Hie need lor more local situations may be for the is lo be determined an application for a Cornwall Homes was Members of the Parents Dr Richard Corrado. for a favorable decision of "In the case of Si granted permission lo erect service lagged behind its Huild of the high school and superintendent of schools of Archbishop Gerety. Anthony's, the recom- people and parishes in- following consultation with variance to build a home on expectations. volved, all the members of the Fire Department. eight one-family dwellings other parishioners joined in the Archdiocese. was No plans have been an- mendations pul before the a lot with a sub-standard :ifi sharply criticized by the ihe Board who voted lo Council officials argued fool frontage on upper on (Jrandview Ave. and an all-night vigil Thursday nounced for Ihe 20-year-old hoard by the parish through Leonard Cerefice given Mrs. Mary llorbcrich was night at Holy Trinilj Church Parents (iuild executive its pastor. Msgr. James F adopt these recom- Monday night that a I'rospecl St. (iuslave Cohen, school plant should Arch- mendations did so, I believe, approval to convert a one- reflected chairman of Ihe in protest lo Ihe Tuesday board. "II was obvious after bishop (Icrety demand the Johnson, was lhat the school psychiatrist said fencing the applicant, said the home Board ol Adjustment. hearing the resolution of the in an effort to strengthen would make young children would be in the Siffi.MKi lamilf dwelling at I.Ki SI. nighl recommendation of school's closing. The should close and the Paul '.St. to a professional Waller G. Perry Jr. is vice- ihe Newark Archdioresan board read that Ihe Arch- students accommodated in Catholic education in these at (he center "feel trapped" range, but zoning board building, built 20 years ago areas. Each parish has office and one-family chairman. Eleanor Sanford Board of Education to close diocesan board was seeking to replace high school nearby Catholic elementary and contended (hat a lower members said the majority secretary and Robert ('. lo impose its will on Ihe labored valiantly over the fence was "reasonable." apartment Ihe school. The board also facilities in use since 1926, schools, with St. Anthony's of surrounding homes Dohertv attorney for Ihe had voted to recommend the parish when the express providing whatever years to support their Waller Perry, a member of ranged in market value John M. and Adele H. encompasses a 1.21 acreage schools and the education r board. The election followed closing of St. Anthony's desire lor II.T.U.S. lo financial subsidy was the zoning board, recalled from $R).(H)lt to $150,00(1 on Kaczynski was given a remain open was apparent site between Spring St. and offered has been second to the public session of the (Elementary School in First St. and is valued in required by (he receiving that Monday night's hearing wide frontage lots meeting green light to use a paved board which will meet again Northvale, claiming that lo all those on Ihe board who parish to meet per-pupil none Faced with extreme was the fourth on the issue the 100 fool frontage in the area in front of his home at spent the time to read the excess of $1,500,000. It in- difficulties, however, the al ll p.m. Monday. Feb. 23 both schools are in close cludes 13 regular costs proximity lo other existing study committee report as merging of some small submitted." a spokesmen classrooms, a typing room, "Just the opposite request school populations into Catholic schools and that the two labs, an art room, students may he ac- said. was pul forth by the pastor nearby schools becomes a WHS Earns "Fine" Rating commodated in those facilities for home and people of Holy Trinity choice which, hard though il facilities. H i c h a r (1 1) u r s e e . economics and resource High School, however may be. will help the The report of Ihe 27- school's sell-evaluation evaluation task with competent and industrious president of the Parents centers, library and a Msgr. Charles B. Murphy Catholic community in the membcr Middle Stales report is being kept in Ihe complete honesty and a very in its expertise and its ap- SI. Anthony's parish had Guild, stated "that it was gymnasium with seating and his parish committee long run. and allow Catholic Evaluation team to accredit Philadelphia central office realistic attitude." proach, satisfies the verbal asked lhat its school he apparent thai reasons ex- capacities for 500. recommended that the education to be offered Westfield High School slates of Ihe Middle States Samples of several pre-requisiles of its college- closed in sharp contrast to pressed by several of the According to Michael school be allowed to stay children of that area in a "the Weslfield area is truly association as a reference summaries from among Ihe bound students. local parents who have board members who voted open. Although faced with more efficient and cullurally and educationally because of its quality. He Larkin of Glen Ridge, 2:1 different areas in Ihe MATHEMATICS-- The protested the recom- in favor of Dr. Corrado's president of the Arch- severe challenges evident in economically viable oriented and (his is reflected pointed out thai evaluating report include: mathematics program, with mendations of the Arch- resolution were based on ten years of declining manner Although the in its fine high school." associations were set up at diocean Board of Education, ENGLISH -- In its its diversity of course of- dioMsaiibnai'd and have conditions that may have recommendations of the enrollment, finances recommendations from the The report was Ihe subject the turn of the century to breadth and depth of ferings and sectioning by presented a detailed report existed at the start of the requiring increasing parish parishes differed, the board help establish minimum ability, more than board have been forwarded of a special presentation to composition skills and on how the school may study in August but did not lo Archbishop Cierety who is subsidization, and the im- I elt that in the best interest the Westfield Board of standards for high schools literary study, the English adequately meets the needs exist at Ihe time of (he of the students at Westfield operate and be financially the final authority.
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