**.*» -»«**. *rt»l>V- nn County Leader JVewtpaper8 VOL. M NO. 34 SPRINGFIELD, N.J.. THURSDAY, MAY J3,1985-2* Board to appeal condo ru 5° JI ••••aa• By TIMOTHY OWKNS and alternates Patricia Murphy and Halpin challenged this position. "the proposal would not be visible The. Springfield Board of Ad- Kuth Schwartz, who substituted for, "If you were really looking toward from the residences on Baltusrol justment voted unanimously absent board members Ronald the needs of retiring Springfield Way." The judge also noted that Tuesday to appeal a Superior Court Citron, Alan Siegel and Michael seniors, you wouldn't be building Greenbriar presented testimony ruling which overturned the zoning Menza. Siegel and Citron voted to lt=-:: something as affluent or opulent as from a traffic engineer who said that f board's denial of a variance for the grant the variance both times last this," he said. ' the projected traffic increase from construction 6f/a five-story con- year. Menza voted "yes" when the Neighborhood residents, the building would be "minimal," or dominium complex at Wilson and question came up for the second especially those of Baltusrol Way, a 4 to 5 percent increase. Shunpike Roads. - time in July. • • attbnded the majority 'of the Although Yale Greenspoon, the CAVALIER If the appeal to the Appellate During the more than 18 months of hearings to object to the proposal. board's former attorney, Diyison of. Superior Court is suc- hearings, Greenbriar witnesses told Their main objections were how represented the board before Feller, IT'S A LOT OF CAR FOR THE MONEY ^tt^^^m^^ «W | BB^D ml I ^H& cessful, it would be the third time the board that the condominiums their view would be obstructed; by a Howard Schwartz, the present board that the Greenbriar Service Corp., •t Dr. Model 1JC69 STD Equipment would provide 'housing for retired five-story- building, the increase in attorney, will file the appeal in the developer of the proposed con- senior citizens who could not keep lip traffic and . possible detrimental Appellate Division. Front wheel drlve-4 cyl. fuel injection dominium, will.haye been thwarted Console-Power Broken-Rack & Pinion : with the costs of keeping up their effects of blasting at the site to Steering-All Season Steel Belled Radial in its plans. ". ,'i. ' larger homes. The units are ex- construct the condominiums. Tlr«s- Optional Egulp-Tinted Glass'Flonr the proposed application calls for pected to be priced at a low of Ih his decision, however. Feller News editor Mats-Side MoldliiK'Rear Defroster-Air- the construction of 117 condominium $200,000.- . said; that after inspecting the site, Spt. Mirrors>Auto Trans.-Potvcr Steering units to be constructed above two Trim RlnR.HD Hati-Llghter-AM/l'M floors of underground parking. The earns award Radio. Stock No. 5HIX. Lint •8749.00. township's zoning ordinance limits County Leader Newspapers editor - OfferExpIre»May3Jst: buildings to tworand-a-half stories. , 3 nabbed for burglary $ Philip Glmson received a second 8329 ; Hearings- orr.the application for a Three New York residents face that it had been taken during the . place award in the editorial writing variance were held by the,board , charges stemming from a burglary robbery in Elizabeth. category Bt the North Jersey Press S40BLAZER from December 1983 to July 1984. in Elizabeth following their arrest Police said the recovered property Club's annual awards dinner held The board:- narrowly • denied the May 12 by Springfield police. included police scanners, two video Saturday at the Ramada Inn, application in April 1984 with four TRUCK TOUGH 1 Police said the three, Hector cassette recorders, VCR tapes, a Rochelle Park. members voting'"yes' and three Manuel Ortiz, 24, and Carlos Vidal, video camera, a sewing machine, a PRACTICALLY BEAUTIlFUL voting "no.". The vote was the same 35, both of Brooklyn, and Olga Iris suitcaseand 32 pieces of jewelry. The club's 38th Annual Memorial Model CT10516 4 Wheel Drive STD Equlp-PoWer- LOCKING UP its doors up to two days a.week will be the only three months later after the case Zurita, 43, of the Bronx, were The three Were arrested and Awards Competition was open to all Brakes-4 Cyl.-Buckei Seals-Chrome Bumpera-Tlnt'ed, alternative for the Springfield First Aid Squad unless was reopened for testimony from an stopped on Morris Avenue for a charged with receiving stolen reporters who either live or work in Glass-Dual Mlrrors-Z SPD Wlper-Optlprial Eqiilp.. ' township residents heed Its call for new, volunteers. From additional witness. A majority of routine motor vehicle check by property, conspiracy to commit Hudson, Bergen, Passaic, Union, > left, are squad members pran Monaco, Elaine Auer and five votes from the seven-member Rear Scat-Rear Defroster.Alr-Con»ole-V6-AuK>' ; Patrolman Ivan Shapow. While burglary and theft and possession of Essex or Morris counties. The Overdrlve-20 Gal Tank-Power Stcerlng-lTilt Whl.-HD Sherry Schramrn. board is t required for such a conferring with the subjects, radar scanner equipment. award-winning editorial, entitled Balt-Stereo-Radlator & Trans Cooler-Gages-Stock fjo. variance. " .',.''[' . Shapow, police.said, noticed some All three suspects were placed in "Really efficient," appeared in the 7J7. List'13,744.00. suspicious property in the car. Union County Jail in lieu of $1,500 Oct. 11, 1984 issue of the Moun- Greenbriar subsequently ap- A check of the property revealed bail pending court action. tainside Echo. pealed on the grounds that the board acted "arbitrarily, unreasonably Those who serve the township on an emergency basis are facing their own and capriciously" In denying the —emergency. "!•.,./';",•' '••..'.. •,•.• ..-'• ' '' • ' •••••. application..' L^st month, Superior The SpringfielcijFirst Aid Squad is on the verge of closing its doors at least Court Judge Milton Feller reversed one day a weel^ and possibly two. the board's denial saying that "the no staff The group toios^oH.of day members that 1st Lt. Lilianne Bechsteiner has granting of the variance would not By TIMOTHY OWENS Union County's most reliable used cars •*•" , cgj] for Volunteers who have time during the daytime board's budgetary reserve. (the transfer of a nurse). I think you be a substantial' detriment to the With five .options on the table, but Under Option III, similar to Option ,..•,.. .... , •-... , , , , public good, nor would it impair the : are considering saving money in the 79'CUTLASS SUPREME e tac no consensus among its members on II, a nurse would be moved to a wrong field." ' •• ,, 84' CORVETTE 83'MONTE CARLO 81' CUTLASS SUPREME 81' BONNEVILE •sii, -I^^W«^P~Pl 60lng lctoworkpr>yholiavpinoyed zone planand zoning ordinance: " 1 1 Ponllac, 4 door.V/i, Auto, P/S, P/B. OMl/ V/l, Auto, P/S, PVi, T/O, A/C, which one to pick up, the Springfield Special Education assignment, and A Short Hills Avenue woman , who ffli Chavv, y/4, Auto, P/S. P/B, T/O, A/- l door v-iaulo P/S, P/B, T/O. A/c R/- T/O, A/C'R/dsl., Till, Crulia, t way IKp top roof P/W, AM f M »t«rM. Sttt away and if this happens to one or two more people, (hen the squad will not '••*—>--Zonin g board^member•—;-•'•_—.--_-s presen.— t Board of Education again delayed one aide'and two teachers would be iMtfMf' Inf.. Bou AM/PM call., SI* C, R/04I., Powar Windows, AM PM d«f., AM PM radio, stk. No. 4701. Powar saat, AM PM Starto Cassatta.. ND.4AO0A.MIlMat,3tf said that her asthmatic daughter Stirio, Stk No. 4IW.MII0I »,•/•. MUM U.37I. Stk. No..4»4.MII*s4t.m. Se able tofunqtioVi seven days a week, 24 hours a day; .. :. ' • Tuesday who yojed to approve the No. «W. mllti 11.173. .' "We canonlvhesnr*«rl«o fail with an fewnminWV «1 action on teaching staff size, for the hired. The science teacher would be requires daily medication under the S19,995 S7995 *6995 S5995 *4495 .. ' motion to; flle'.'^sn, appeal werle,, 1985-88 school year at a retained. The cost of this plan Would supervision of a school nurse, asked, be $4,062, from the reserve, plus the "What if', my 'daughter had an 84' CAPRICE CL 82'REGAL LIMITED 82'CELEBRITY 82'IMPALA WAGON 81' MALIBU WAGON . .-'.'final decision has been $26,500. asthma attack and the nurse wasn't Chtvrol.it, 4 door, V/t, Auto, P/S, P/- 1 door »•! auto P/S, P/». T/O, R/dol., Cbavyi v/t, Auto, P/S, P/B, T/O, A/- B. T/O, A/C, R/D*f., P/W« P/Ooor A/C.P/W, P/OL,Powar Mat, Tilt, C. R/d«l,, roof r«k, Am ttadlo. stk .,..,..maUe/'aflleas, t one thing_ is clear - GptiohlVcallslorthe'eiinuiiation there?" Lock, Crolw, AM PM SWrto. 5IK. No. Crulta Una WlMals, AM PM Starao tl.itl No.43tt.Mllaa4t,lo*. ... the districl will npt^mploy less than of the science teacher and the hiring 4J54, Mil** U,T41. i CaiMttl. SI*. NO.4474. Mllas4l,4fS. Superintendent of Schools Dr. «6995 $5995 $4495 '•9:5'itart\menJbeff.;jn S^spternber, :of'two* teadiers for teaching Fred .Baruchin responded that .any $9995 $7995 -the originag l gguideline under which assignments at a cost of $1,062, from arrangement would be made, "in 84' Z 28 83' MALIBU 82'MALIBU CLASSIC 78'SUBURBAN 20 79'K-S BLAZER ,the board "proposed its' budget .the reserve, plus the $26,500. consultation with the nurse, prin- Chavrolot, V/l, Auto, P/S, P/B, T/O, earlier this year. According to board Under the most costly plan, Option Chtvy.