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THE RECORD, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS. 1963 1 HOMEOWNERS SET TO FIGHT HIGH-RISE PLAN Residents To Seek Review Of Variance Mrs. Nast To Request Court Order In Fight Against High-Rise Closing In January Due On School Site When Mrs. Woldin's Attorney Returns From Florida, Tract Will Be Sold Nanuet Title closing on the Woldin property, pending since November 1962 when voters approved purchase of the 15-acre tract, is expected to take place in January, Dr.

Robert A. Jacaruso, president of the Nanuet Board of Educa Group Aims To Keep Apartments Out Of Dells are under way to get a State zoning variance granted for house. TO BLOCK CHANGE tion, announced last night. ylf i 'f v. i a -( -AV: snimf 1.

South Xyack Efforts Supreme Court review of a a proposed 9-story apartment Mrs. Charles C. Nast, one of the group of homeowners represented by Attorney David Coral of Suffern, made the announcement last night. She said a petition will ask the State Supreme court for an order to force the Village Zoning Board of Appeals to review its decision to allow builder Al P. Marcus of Englewood Cliffs, N.

a vaiance from the usual rear-setback requirement for his 9-story plan. Within a time period set by the Court, the Zoning Board would have to present the rea- to schedule a calendar of events for the proposed referendum on a new library. At its last meeting, members denied reports that the Board had donated a parcel on a portion of the site of the new Junior High School for the library, explaining that any transfer or sale must be taken to referendum. The library board has announced plans to have a referendum in the spring for the proposed library. The tract, which is owned by Mrs.

Johanna Woldin, will be the site of a new elementary school. The closing will take place when Mrs. Weldin's attorney, John A. Galucci, returns from a Florida vacation, Dr. Jacaruso said.

In other action, the Board deferred allocating $335.20 for the depth study being undertaken by the Board of Co-operative Educational Services until costs are finalized. The scheduled project will be undertaken to determine future needs of vocational students. Trustee Robert A. Ambrose announced that the Board's library committee is meeting with the Nanuet library board soning behind its decision, which the Court could reverse, affirm, or modify. MUST STATE CASE To apply for the writ, the apartment house opponents must show in their petition that the Zoning Board's decision to grant the variance was illegal.

Marcus said, just before the November 30 grant of the variance for the 9-story plan, that he would propose an alternate 6-story plan. He did so, he said, at the request of Mayor George C. Theis and in the interest of harmony. He repeated that offer before the Planning Board December 5 but did not file a formal application for the 6-story plan. Marcus told The Record he will not proceed with the already-approved 9-story plan unless the alternate plan is opposed by Village officials.

While official reaction has yet to be tested, statements by local residents in public meetings indicate they will resist any high-rise (more than 3-story) apartment house proposal. BOARDSEEKING SO LONG: Retiring Palisades Interstate Captain Edward Gleason; at right, Acting Chief Park Police Chief August Hlavaty, center, bids Erastus Van Houten. A member of the patrol his successors farewell at a recent dinner in his since 1928, Hlavaty had been chief 23 years, honor at Bear Mountain Park. At left is Acting! (Palisades Interstate Park Commission photo.) SALES CONSCIOUS AUTHOR London (UPI) The Daily Herald reported today that author Ian Fleming was seen at London airport, carefully rearranging the bookstall display so his "James Bond" spy books would be on top. "Every author does it," the Herald quoted Fleming as saying.

New City The Clarkstown Homeowners Council is becoming the major organized opposition to proposed high-rise apartments for the Dells. The group will meet Friday night to begin planning for the public hearing scheduled before the Clarkstown Town Board January 13. The Council will probably put out a blanket petition opposing the 2-fold application which, according to John F. Tomicki a trustee in the group, would change zoning laws in general to permit construction of high-rise apartments in Clarkstown and specifically in the Dells. Tomicki said the group will also recommend moving the hearing to the auditorium of the County office building to accommodate the residents who will appear to oppose the project.

He noted that the Town Hall meeting room was filled to capacity when the Board approved a zone change for the Dells to laboratory -off ice and R-22, permitting construction of homes on lots of 22,000 square feet instead of one acre. Tomicki said he could not estimate the strength of the Council, which is headed by John Lacy, because a general membership meeting has not yet been called. 0 COP FIGHTER GETS (SO DAYS Trial Date To Be Set On Dec. 30 In Holdup Charge Against Pair Accused Of Tappan Bank Job To Go On Court Calendar --r wni ikii i urn rmnn Alpaca has an Air PICASSO RAFFLE Winner At Art Show Must Pick Genuine From Among 62 Works London (UPI) The Institute of Contemporary Art said today it will hold a charity art raffle with the winner taking home a Picasso painting for only $56. As each of the 62 tickets to the raffle are pulled from a hat the owner will try to identify the unmarked Picasso from among 61 other paintings on show.

Each contestant will keep the painting he picks, and the lucky one will get the Picasso. New City Man Jailed, Lacked $150 Fine New City Laurence Bab-cock of 57 North Middletown II. Hold.i iS Cuff links SlO Martin Jr. said yesterday that the pair have not been linked to the first holdup in which a lone bandu got away with more than $18,000. New York The case against two men accused of the October 22 $25,000 holdup of the Tappan branch of the First National Bank of Spring Valley will be Martin also revealed that the placed on the trial calendar of federal government has failed In related action last night Road, who struck a Clarkstown policeman in court last week, begins a 60-day term in Coun-1 ty Jail today.

He was found I guilty last night by Justice of the Peace William E. Vines. The sentence was imposed after Babcock, an unemployed laborer, told Vines he did not have $150 to pay his fine. Vines ordered Babcock out I U. S.

Southern District Court to indict a former Watertown, i the New City Republican Club here December 30. N. woman and Hutchins's Asks To Study Bids For Annexations passed a resolution also oppos BRYANT COOLING HEATING The charge is against Jeffrey C0llsin in the holdup. Miss Diane Marie Valley, 23. and David M.

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In the resolution club members noted that they wanted Clarkstown preserved as a true suburban community. Edwards, 19. of Miami were arrested with Pujese and Hutchins, I If fill) AS Air Conditioning AS Boilers Furnaces AS Wafer Heaters ac N. auto mechanic, and Bryant Hutchins, 23, of Miami. Bujese and Hutchins will be tried together for the daylight holdup, the second made at the Tappan branch within a 4-month period.

Assistant U. S. Attorney John of the courtroom last week as an annoying influence after Babcock appeared to pay a $5 traffic summons. Babcock struck Patrolman Robert Hewitt when Hewitt tried to evict him. 11 I AC, NO COMPASSION Van Nuys, Calif.

(UPI) John Steven Waldorf, 21, hoped for clemency yesterday when he told a traffic judge he spent more than 9 hours hitch-hiking 400 miles to answer a charge of speeding. But it did him no good. He was sentenced to 3 days in jail when he couldn't pay a S25 fine for driving 85 miles an hour in a 65-M. P. H.

zone. Small-Lot Case Before Board Tallman At its regular-meeting tonight, the Ramapo Zoning Board of Appeals will consider the case of a home buyer whose house was built on a plot too small to meet zoning requirements. He is Frank Jay Shultes, who WRIGHTS' HOLIDAY ALMOST GROUNDED GAS AIR CONDITIONING SILENT AS A CLOUD JOHN P. FLANNIGAN Inc. 802 Cedar Lane, Teaneck TE 6-1936 TE 6-4341 Take Years to Pay Four Developers Gain Clearance Tallman The Ramapo Town Board voted yesterday to ask two annexation petitioners to give the Board more time to study the legal aspects of their petitions.

The petitioners are Paul Men-delson who wants a 22-acre tract on Pascack Road joined to the Village of Spring Valley, and Max Zucker, who seeks annexation of two plots at Gerow and Van Orden Avenues to Spring Valley. Jack Blecher, attorney for a group of opposing the Mendel-son annexation, met with the Councilmen. The Town is required to act on annexations within 10 days of their public hearings. The deadline for the Zucker and Mendel-son proceedings will be Thursday, unless petitioners agree to the extension. Jewelers 134 Main Hackensack I 57 Yrs.

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Stereophonic Phonograph SIGN PROVES USELESS New York After four unsolved burglaries in 16 months, residents of an apartment building posted this sign in the entrance hall: "Notice to thieves: Others have preceded you. All cameras, hi-fi systems, transistor radios, diamond rings, pearls, necklaces, as well as worthless and worthwhile jewelry, have been filched from these premises. There's nothing left to take." The sign has been stolen. nn rw 17 llnl npar Kiftv I CONTEMPT COUNT a second house. The new lot would have less than the required side lots.

Harriet Potash of 22 Oakwood Terrace is seeking a permit to operate a nursery school in her home. $27.50 from Tallman The Ramapo Planning Board voted last night to grant final approval to a 49- home subdivision on Church Road, east of Airmont Road. Developer of the 44-acre tract is Woodview Improvement Cor-: poration. Kevin Estates, a 47-acre development planned by Edwin Stokes at Camp Hill Road, was also given final approval. Ko-pasco Building Corporation won final approval on a 34 home development at Cherry Lane.

Hcrskowitz and Jacobs were given permission to advertise New County Heights, a 67-lot subdivision on 47 acres at New County Road. RIFLE FANFARE Britain's Royal Marines Salute Naval Officer In Odd Manner I-ee on-Solent, England 'P Three Royal Marine trumpeters played a fanfare last night on rifles. The occasion was a farewell banquet for Vice-Admiral Sir John Hamilton, who is to be Helen O'Connell's Ex-Mate Has Stopped Paying, She Says Santa Monica, Calif, (f Helen O'Connell's former husband is under a contempt of court charge, after the songstress testified he failed to pay support. Superior Court charged Clif- Wiv Nat Give A Pet SHOW TO FEATURE HONEGGER MEDLEY f. 5 For Christmas? i ford Smith Jr.

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