Planning Board Urged To Study Municipal Parking Proposals
Township committees discuss using municipal land for parking in business areas to ease congestion. Planning Board to study potential sites, including former Public Service property on North Broad Street. Firehouse relocation considered to improve civic center acceptance and reduce neighborhood objections. Zoning Board approves three applications and forwards them for committee review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goldhof
Planning Board
Public Service
North Broad Street
Herbert Chevrolet Motors
Mayfair Theatre
Goldhor
Elvic Center
Liberty Aka
Hillside Avenues
Civic Center
Liberty and
Fire Department
Hillside Avenue
Tay Street
Hillside Industrial Association
John Struss
Fitzpatrick Street
Benjamin T. Summer
Truss
Summer
Adele Braytow
Hollywood Avenue
Evergreen Cemetery
Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners
Sidney Birnbaum
Walter Steib
Albert Rothbard
Voorhees Street
Central Avenue
Arthur E. Dienst
Dads Booster Club Launches Scholarship Fund Campaign
The Dads Booster Club of Hillside High initiates a permanent, self sustaining scholarship fund. It aims to distribute about $9 000 annually from a $150 000 investment at 6 percent interest while preserving principal. The effort involves city industry and individuals with a broad advisory committee and a plan to raise principal through a special gifts campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schickedanz
Dads Booster Club
Board of Trustees
Sidney Englander
Louis A. Fine
Herbert A. Fitz
Philip L. Henoch
Dads
Ruhl L. Custer
Gilbert D. Chamberlin
Board of Education
Wayne T. Branom
Orville E. Beal
Hillside Dads’ Booster Club
Scholarship Fund Inc
Dads' Booster Club
Dads’ Athletic Booster Club
Board of Education Considers Insurance Agent Change
Next week the Board of Education may again try to replace current agent Louis J. Hess with a local office holder. Finance chairman Max Schleifer opposed shifting to out of town agents, urging service value and local presence. The article also praises the Hillside Dads Booster Club and its Scholarship Fund initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Louis J. Hess
Max Schleifer
Schleifer
Hess
Supeeof
Frank L. Foote
Foote
Elizabeth
Protection From Sun For Local Policeman
Henry Groh of Hillside National Bank presented an emerald shade umbrella to Patrolman Victor Heller Sr to guard him from sun and storms at the bank crosswalk. The gift followed Patrolman Beyer’s heat incident and aims to provide shelter at the all day duty post near the Newark bound bus stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Groh
Hillside National Bank
Victor Heller
Hillside Police
Joseph Byer
Beyer
North Broad Street
Ridgeways Avenue
Evans Terminal
Groh
Newark
David JW. Doremus
James A Oneil
Lemuel A. Hull
Pherio
Heller
Bes
Raymord Heller
Davenport
Bank
Hillside Trust Company
Harden-Looker Post
American Legion
Hillside Lions Club
Local Court Finances Fines Tallied At 163 Last Week
Magistrate's Court collected 163 in fines last week. Paul J. O'Neill paid the top traffic fine of 18 for a red light and wrong-way drive. Four people were fined for dog ordinance violations and one for failing to answer a summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magistrate's Court
Harry Hyra
Paul J. O'Neill
Ridg- Way Avenue
Heavier Penalties Loom For Smoke Law Violations
The Township Committee proposes amendments to the smoke ordinance with a first offense fine of 100 dollars or ten days in jail and a 200 dollar fine plus nine days in jail for subsequent offenses after a 30 day correction period. A public hearing is set for August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Committee
Central Avenue
Charles F. Ackerman
Raymond R. King
Downpour Causes Traffic Jams and Floods Across Newark
Heavy rain yesterday afternoon snarled traffic on North Broad Street and Route 29, flooding Liberty Avenue Mertz Avenue Bloy Street Hillside Avenue Franklin Street Herbert Avenue and Route 29. An 5 p.m. collision involved Philip S. Volosov 27 of Bound Brook whose car jumped a curb and damaged a property on Route 29. Rain continued past 11 p.m. obscuring visibility Myron Kazmiryk 20 of Newark rammed a parked truck on Chestnut Avenue.
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North Broad Street
Newark
Liberty Avenue
Mertz Avenue
Bloy Street
Hillside Avenue
Franklin Street
Herbert Avenue
Route 29
Bloyystreet
Philip S. Volosov
Lincoln Boulevard
Bound Brook
Leslie Reed
Reed
Volosov
Myron Kazmiryk
16Th Avenue
Chestnut Avenue
Har
Gural backs longer rent controls in Hillside
William Gural, Democratic candidate for Hillside Township Committee, endorses extending rent controls to April 30 1953. He argues controls protect tenants amid housing shortage and that post 1947 built or altered homes fall outside the law, while other areas show rents rise after controls end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gural
Township Committee
Hillside
Gural
Pay Envelope Stolen From Local Bakery Employee
An employee reported a theft of a pay envelope containing 81.25 Tuesday from a dressing room pocket. The incident occurred at MitLeman's Bakery located at 1570 Maple Avenue, details given to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mittiemar
MitUeman
Maple Avenue
Man Pledges Italy Visit Fulfilled by Family Departure
Sam el Carrocceia of 1219 Columbia Mace plans a three month trip to Italy with son Eugene 13 to visit his parents near Rome and other sites. They will sail on the Conte Blanca. his Elizabeth shoe repair business will close during the absence and his wife and two daughters will stay busy at Hillside Recreation Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samel Carrocceia
Columbia Mace
Italy
Lencia
Rome
Carreeia
Carroceila
Eugene Carroceia
Harden-Locker School
Venice
Carrocela
Elizabeth
Camille
Jo Ann
Hillside Recreation Center
Road Department Faces Sharp Criticism At Township Meeting
Hillsides residents deride the under manned road department at a Tuesday meeting. They press for curb and paving on Voorhees street before winter. Officials say legal steps delay work until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Voorhees Street
John McMaigne
Henry Kitch Jr
Ten Barber Shops Close Wednesday to Test Ordinance
Ten of thirteen barber shops in town plan a five day week despite a stalled holiday ordinance. A compromise proposal would close at noon Wednesday and limit weekday hours to 7 pm. Sam Colin, owner of a six-chair shop, says he will challenge the measure in court if passed, citing competition from Newark where Wednesday is not a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Conford
Edward Bolan
Elizabeth
Journeymen Partners
AFL
Sam Colin
Maple Avenue
Joseph Schildkret
Newark
Coln
Aine
Colin
Lavockard Family Heads to Miami on Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Joseph Lavockard of 357 Conant Street are on a motor trip to Miami Florida The Weather reports mostly fair conditions today and tomorrow with travel plans possibly affected by the pleasant forecast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Joseph Lavockard
Conant Street
Miami
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
George Wagner
Long Avenue
Fred Merkle Jr
Stephanie Sabin
Harry Weinstein
Supreme Cleaners & Dyers
Liberty
Hillside High School
Schickeganz
Hillside Photo Service
Ae, Schickedanz JR
Dads Athletic Booster Club
Henry Goldhor
Wollywood Avenue
Christ the King Church
Rutgers Avenue
T. Winslow Woolruff
Union Avenue
R. H. Blumenthal
Ernestine Trubenbach
Honard J. Bioy
Bioy
Jroonsy
New Jersey
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Edward J. Smyth
Buchanan Street
Purce
Arnold
Smyth
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Henry Goldher
Walter R. Lee
Carmen J. Ferrigno Real Estate Insurance Complete Insurance Service
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