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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1953

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Brighter Outlook Seen For Elizabeth River Parkway

Delegations from Hillside and groups like the Elizabeth River Parkway Association and Dads Booster Club left Warinanco Park confident that Parkway work in Hillside will start this summer. The Park Commission pledged 20 000 of a 50 000 fund for Parkway development in Hillside and 30 000 for Salem Dam area improvements.

Elizabeth River Parkway Hillside Elizabeth River Parkway Association Dads Booster Club Union County Park Commission Commission Warinanco Park Robert C. Crane The Park Commission Salem Dam Hillside- Union Crane Elizabethtown Water Company Ursino Lake Trotter's Lane Board of Freeholders Union and Elizabeth Kean Lehigh Valley Railroad Woodfield Stadium Conant Street Elizabeth River

School Board Raises Public School Use Fees for Elections

The Board of Education notified the Union County Elections Board of a proposed fee increase from 12 to 30 dollars per school per year for using public schools in elections. The Elections Board will not pay the higher charge due to late notification for budget appropriations. Some communities already permit free use, while others levy charges. Taxpayers fund the costs regardless of budget line, and the board defends the move amid budget concerns and tax rate pressures.

Board of Education Union County Board of Elections Election Board Action Board

Cooperation deadlines for Hillside Times notices

The Hillside Times reminds readers of submission deadlines. Notices of future events must arrive by Monday noon. All other copy should be sent by Tuesday 5 p.m., except meetings after that time.

Monroe Gardens Tenants Seek Minimum Hot Water Supply

Monroe Gardens tenants on Schley street complain of inadequate hot water supply day and night. The Board of Health referred the issue to Township Attorney Adele Braelow to determine if the township can regulate water temperature hours and volumes and to draft a possible ordinance.

Board of Health Adele Braelow Monroe Gardens Schley Street Miss Braelow Albert Becker Henry Kreh Jr Stanley Terrace Wilder Street Westminster Avenue Community Welfare Council Eastern Union County Community Chest Samuel M. Jowitt William Gural Jowitt

Hillside Church Hosts Family Night With Film and Plays

The Young People group of Hillside Presbyterian Church invites all to a Family Night on Saturday April 18 at 8 p.m. A film All That I Have will be shown and the junior group will present four plays. Refreshments will be served.

Hillside Presbyterian Church

Hillside Servicemen Bids From New Jersey to Navy Duties

Hillside residents are cited among Navy and Army personnel. USS Jack W Wilke arrived in Boston for overhaul with Seaman William Fulmer listed as son of Hillside parents. Eight ships of Destroyer Squadron 20 return to Newport after Korean duty and around the world cruise, including Lt David M Richards of Hillside. Sgt James J Scheu, Hillside native, promoted to sergeant first class after a year in Korea. Cpl Martin R Diamond of Hillside promoted to corporal in the 78th Infantry Division. Brig Gen H Norman Schwarzkopf announced the promotions and postings referencing Hillside origins.

Boston Jack W.wilke Boston Naval Shipyard Key West Fla William W. Fulmer Seaman USN William P. Fulmer Cram Street Hillside N. J Sakul Newport R. I Destroyer Squadron 20 Miller Navy David M. Richards J. N. Richards Bailey Avenue Betty Totterweich Hollywood Avenue Balboa Canal Zone James J. Scheu Joseph G. Scheu Rosemont Korea 27Th Regiment “Wolfhounds 25Th Infantry Fort Knox Eastern Command Merchantville Cpl Martin R. Diamond Dover Avenue 78Th Infantry Division 766Th H. Norman Schwarzkopf Hillside High School Newark College of Engineering Allied Processes Newark 78Th Division

Warning Period for Speeders and Exam Eligibility Changes

Police demonstrate radar speed enforcement at North Avenue near Pingry School. A warning period runs through May for violators. second offenses go to court. Starting June 1, all speeders will be summoned. Township considers restricting eligibility for upper police and fire officer exams to current, longer serving members.

Police Department North Avenue Pingry School Henry Goldhor

Lute Share Named to Succeed Paul Miller on Recreation Board

Lute Share was designated to replace retiring Recreation Commission member Paul Miller at a Board of Education meeting. He will be appointed by Mayor Milton B. Conford soon. Share, fourth in February’s Board of Education race, has longstanding sports and recreation experience and leads Orange Floorcovering and Manufacturing Company in Orange. He is a WWII veteran who directed recreation and physical education at Fort Riley Ran. He attended East Side High School and Yale Business School in Newark and has coached school and college teams while serving in Bloomfield and Newark recreation roles. A 40 hour work week request from janitors was referred to committee.

David O. Evans Dads Booster Club Milton Conford Township Committee Salem Dam Route 22 Crane Sinc Rutgers Avenue Samuel Dubow Park Commission Hillside Conant Street Joseph Ram Parkway Lute Share Paul Miller Recreation Commission Board of Education Milton B. Confordas Share Orange Floorcovering and Manufacturing Company Orange Fort Riley East Side High School Yale Business School Newark Bloomfield College Montclar Ymca St James School Bloomfield Recreation Department Newark Recreation Department

Summer Roundup At Hurden-Looker

Hurden-Looker School P T A holds its annual round-up for children entering kindergarten in September. The event is Wednesday April 22 from 9 to 11 30 a m at the school. Children must be five by December 31. Mothers must bring birth certificates and immunization records.

Hurden-Looker School P.T.A

Sorority Plans Theatre Party and Fund Appeals

The Sigma Phil Sarar Senior Chapter hosts a theatre outing and dinner at Leone's Restaurant on April 25 to see Wonderful Town. Members collect items for a white elephant sale and sew cancer dressings at home while supporting Red Cross and cancer funds. A mother-daughter dinner is tentatively set for June 16 at the Bavarian Room in Elizabeth. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Marion Dwyer’s home in Clark Township.

Sigma Phil Sarar Nancy Campbell Leland Place Leone's Elizabeth Marion Dwyer Clark Township

Pingry Players Present Watch On The Rhine at Pingry

The Pingry Players stage Watch On The Rhine by Lillian Hellman at the school Friday and Saturday April 24 and 25 at 8 30 pm. Casimir A France assistant headmaster directs the first dramatic show in the new building with Vail Deane Dramatic Club aiding in acting and production.

Pingry Lillian Hellman Casmir A. France Vail-Deane Dramatic Club

Hurden Looker PTA Elects New Executive Board

At yesterday's Hurden-Looker School PTA meeting the largest attendance since formation heard a film on international relations. Elected to the executive board were president Mrs. Charles Jarosky first vice president Mrs. William Krutulis second vice president Mrs. Samuel Pell secretary Mrs. Robert Lilley and treasurer Mrs. Joseph Sinak.

Hurden-Looker School P.T.A Charles Jarosky William Krutulis Samuel Pell Robert Lilley Joseph Sinak

Parent Education Group To See Film At Washington School

A parent education meeting at George Washington School on Wednesday April 22 at 1 15 p m will feature the film The High Wall. The film is noted as a top educational piece on inter group tension and the public is cordially invited.

George Washington School

Governors Nominations Spotlight in Tuesday Primary

Nominating contests for governor dominate the next Tuesday primary with seven Republican candidates and four Democrats. The report lists candidates for Assembly, sheriff, surrogate, register of deeds and mortgages, and county and township committees. Registration shows a slight decline from 11 532 to 11 444 with polling places moved in Saybrook district.

General Assembly and Board of Freeholders Hillside Arthur Ozzie Nelson Florence P. Dwyer G. Clifford Thomas Carlyle W. Crane Dwyer Thomas Democrats Assembly Democratic Assembly Jack M. Clawson Richard A. Pettit Lawrence G. Belluscio Leo Kaplowiltz Alex Campbell John L. Banyasz Charles A. Otto Jr George W. Harrington Register of Deeds Charles L. Bauer Jr Ralph DeVita Albert J. Benninger Donald M. Pearsall George W. Herlich Lee S. Rigby Eugene F. Daly Albert S. Baker Joseph A. Sharkey George B. Doty Jr Frank J. Slugaski Robert A. Lehr Jr C. Wyllys Cass William H. Fredrickson Jr William J. Seeland Republican State Committee John J. McGowan Edward S. Bielski Helen M. Glaeser Josephine M. McCann Albert Schoen Republican County Committee Eugene Kolakowski Harden-Locker American Legion Frank ‘J. la Tor

Children Attend Carmen at Met by Hillside Students

A group of Hillside grammar school students attended a performance of Carmen at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City on Friday. Chaperones were Walter Krumblegel, Hill side Avenue School principal, and Miss Antonette Miceli of Harden Locker School. The trip was sponsored by Friends of Music Appreciation for Hillside Youth through Metropolitan Opera Guild subscriptions.

Hillside Grammar Schools Metropolitan Opera House New York City Walter Krumblegel Hillside Avenue School Antoinette Miceli Harden- Locker School Friends of Music Appreciation Hillside Metropolitan Opera Guild

Charter Night at Hillside Lodge 1514 Bnai Brith

Hillside Lodge 1514 of Bnai Brith will mark its Charter Night at Sinai Congregation on Monday April 20. Ted Cooke will join ceremonies honoring charter members on the lodge’s 10th anniversary and officer elections will be held. The program includes Israeli Independence Day, a Bond for Israel certificate, and a prize from the American Heritage Foundation for prizeworthy voter registration. A color reproduction by Arthur Szyk of the Declaration and Bill of Rights will be shown.

Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith Sinai Congregation Max Schleifer Ted Cooke District Grand Lodge Arbin Benjamin Berkowitz Bonds For Israel Henry Goldhold American Heritage Foundation United States Arthur Szyk

Two John M Malones Meet at Kiwanis Navy Band Concert

At the Elizabeth Armory a matinee and evening Navy Band concert featured Pfc John M Malone Jr and Township Committeeman John M Malone Sr both of Ohio birth origin. The event was led by Lt Cmdr Brendler with Richard Townsend assisting and included soloists Frank Scimonelli Gordon Finlay and several others. Mayor Milton B Ford and Kiwanis president Louis Hess spoke brief ly and the group of sponsors listed committee members and staff.

N. S. Phillips John M. Malones Kiwanis Club Elizabeth Armory John M. Malone Pfc John M. Malone, Jr J. M. Malone Floral Street Elizabeth United States Marine Corps Color Guard U.S. Naval Supply Depot Bayonne Hillside Malone Ohio Elizabeth Malone Moreland Michael Gbaxies Brendler Richard Townsend Frank Scimonelli Richard Bain Ben Mitchel Morris Richard Hart James Mohs John Beer Gordon Finlay Scimonelli Harold Wendt Lawrence Wiehe Leonard Strassman Milton B. Conford Edward Harvey Louis J. Hess Henry Goldhor Kenton D. Wood Henry Nussbaum Robert Rosen Benjamin Hale

Weather Update Windy with Rain Ending Tonight

A windy day with rain expected to ease by late today. Clouds persist with cooler air tonight and a return to cooler conditions tomorrow.

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