Tract Debates Over Stadium Site and School Plan
Local officials discuss converting the Evans tract into a new Westminster school site or selling the Woodfield Stadium parcel to fund a permanent stadium. Proposals include exchanging land with the Union County Park Commission, relocating the swimming pool, and adding a municipal parking area despite zoning and proximity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Park Commission
Westminster School
Elizabeth River
Kwapp
Kirkpath
Evans Tract
Union County Park
Plan to use Evans tract to fund stadium school row
Township plans by Commissioner Kirkpatrick propose trading the Evans tract on Conant Street for the Central Avenue Playground and funding a 32 acre Conant Street purchase plus a new stadium. Ideas include selling Woodfield Stadium land for homes or reserving it for a school site with a pool and municipal parking. Residents’ reaction and tax impacts loom large as proposals surface.
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Fign
Wiweell
David Evans
Lojurgetor
Tick
Stadim
Vatfivict
Ehroush Sayoument
Harry Grass
Oflainal
Macy
Westminster
Dew
Ingh
Westraint Seckion
Westminster Ob
Westminster Oroind Wilder
Columbiaversity Survey
Woodid Stadium
Conantty
Elyabeth
Central Avenue
Keel
Tadustyial Foundation
Kirkpatrick
Tung Toam
Ryans Track
Brael
Pew
Evansrach
Robert Kirkpatrick
Evans
Conant Street
Dave Evans
Conanttreet
Woodfield Stadium
Te Stadium
Woodfield
Evans Tract
Burkpatrick
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Wondfield
Byarsttraet
Evans Land
Maple Avenue
North Broad Street
Liberty Avenue
Byars Self
Mayor Opens Kenny Drive Office for Sister Kenny Foundation
Report on the opening ceremony for the Sister Kenny Foundation at the Kenny Drive location. Attendees included local officials and honorary members who urged support for the foundation’s polio treatment programs.
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Kenny
Offieus
Sister Kenny Foundation
Loew
Nat Gold
Pinpacrick Street
Aghi
QTE Ls
Robert B. Mey Tre
Malou Sud Gum Missioners
Robert Kirk
Children Stage Show For Cancer Fund on Wilkinson Avenue
A group of youngsters hosted a benefit show on Wilkinson Avenue for the American Cancer Society. They created their own programs and tickets, charged 1 cent for adults and 10 cents for children, admitting under threes free, and raised 20.03 dollars to be handed to local chairman William Gurul. The program featured acts by Cilton Kalfus Diane Kalfus Donald Kalfus Ronnie Brody Susan Brody Patty Devereaux Brenda Miller and Sheldon Levine performing songs and dances including Hello My Honey Slow Poke Your Cheating Heart and Make Love To Me.
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Wilkinson Avenue
American Cancer Society
William Gurul
Cilton Kalfus
Diane Kalfus
Donald Kalfus
Willie
Ronnie Brody
Susan Brody
Patty Devereaux
Brenda Miller
Sheldon Levine
History of Public Education Highlighted by Dr Branom
Dr Wayne Branom superintendent of schools spoke to the Hil side Rotary Club at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth on the history of public education. He traced early settler days when religion and schooling were united noting 1647 Massachusetts law requiring towns with households to maintain schools and the evolution of pauper schools and education funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne T Branom
Hilside
Town Fights Dairy Queen Drive In Permit
Hillside township seeks to block Liberty Fitzpatrick Corp from building a Dairy Queen on land of George H. Wagner at Liberty avenue and Fyspatrick street. The Zoning Board had approved the permit on July 29, and the township argues improper notice and seeks a court ruling on the permit legality.
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Hillside
Teds
Superior Court
Liberty-Fitzpatrick Corp
George H. Wagner
Liberty Avenue
Fyspatrick
Eee
Tra Blumentha
Jack Braverman
Pitzpatrick Turnet
Lhe
Richard J. Hughes
Superior Court i
Trenton
Grocery Sale Ad Harshly Transcribed From Vintage Flyer
All purpose detergent jumbo 46 on sale. Save to me with purchase of 14 Meadow Gold toe cream and sherbet. Fry 396 lb no waste. Young broilers 47c lb under 2 lbs average cost under 88c. Free 4 lb chopped chuck buy 1 4 lbs receive 2 lbs pay only 98c.
Growth of education in New Jersey in early 20th century
Fragmentary text indicates New Jersey expanding educational facilities after 1920. Mentions Dr Branom and fields such as business, auto, and other studies. Text is garbled but suggests a historical overview of education growth and curricular expansion in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Branom
Deields
Voter Registry Drive Aims to Register Hillside Residents
Dr Martin Friedmann leads the Hillside Registration Committee in a city wide drive to contact and register unregistered voters. Literature and notices distributed townwide inform of the September 24 deadline and registration stations. A telephone squad and an automobile transport service assist in reaching voters at concern locations. Committee members include Henry Goldhorn William DiBuEHO Adolph Winston and John C Poaar. Call WAverly 32 0994 for registration assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Friedmann
Hillside Registration Committee
Hillside
Gobbo
Henry Goldhorn
William Dibueho
Adolph Winston
John C. Poaar
Priedman
Waverly
Miss Blazier Withdraws From Race
Miss Blazier withdraws from the race prompting Republican leaders to urge party unity. A meeting of the Republican County Committee chaired by Albert Seheen is called for Thursday September 4 to select a successor as Dinser withdraws to support the party’s objectives.
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Deat Budler
Republicat
Formai
Republical Teaders
Albert Seheen
Sirvettiey Cynetidha Tee Mi Dinser
Stacy
Watchtower Film Showing Tonight in Kingston Mall
Public screening of The New Word Society by Lie Watchtower Gitle dite Pyaee Surily of New Yock at Kingston Mall theater. Event notes witnesses on Avenue Elizabeth, scheduled 7:30 PM with representatives from The Shefery present and an extended greeting.
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New Word Society
Yeebure
Lie Watchtower
Pyaee Surily
New Yock
Kington
Mall of Duhinuihrs
Gesolnoy Avenue
Elizabeth
Pany Piursilly
Mathie
Ton Theshefery
Cll
Die Tim
Vnilte
Geninent
Hillside Public Schools Open September 9
Dr. Wayne T. Branom announces Hillside Public Schools will begin regular classes on Thursday September 9 for students.
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Hillside Public Schools
Wayne T. Branom
Extend Hours To Register For Hillside High School
The notice outlines extended registration hours and locations for incoming students and parents. It details dates in September for high and elementary school registrations, age requirements for kindergarten, orientation plans, and staff workshops ahead of the new school year.
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Hillside High
Sessel
Hyder
Ukeine
Lo Yewes
Sue Oh
Decenber
Kindenarbin
Deemer
Local Softball Talent Shines In Mid Atlantic Regional Tourney
Shirley Blazier stars for Linden Anis WH as the Mid Atlantic Regional Softball Tournament runs August 27 28 with Hillside standout Shortie Lyns and manager in strong form. The Arl dns of Linden aim to defend title led by Miss Softball top second baseman from Lay Ronla Ley and 19 Combestarits in the Worlds.
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Belin
Ows Nise
Linden Anis
Shirney Blaze
Keiown
Shortie Lynls
Hillside
Wong
Rochelle Owl
Bately
Uiley
Hinde
Shirley Bhrzier
Sherlaby
Shiney
Duu
Bisemin
Tite
Hono
Mid-Atlantic
Regiovarls
Goh
Layronla Ley
al Slawley
Allantie
Anois
Fev Ur
Shieley
AL Uewane
Tom Hillside
Fishing Rodeo Set For This Saturday
The third annual Fishing Rodeo will be held Saturday at Koh Lake Westfield from 10 am to 4 pm. Volunteers from Kiwanis Lions Mooney and others will provide transportation and assist with the event. Participants should bring fishing tackle and a toy for the children. prizes include freshwater fishing outfits and other items. Newport Township committee will oversee the program with Recreation Supervisor Willan Greal in charge, assisted by Peter Muman.
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Koh Lake
Westfield
Wan Wood
Childeen
Leo
New Deadlines For The Times Submissions
The Times sets earlier print and delivery deadlines to ensure same day postal and newsstand delivery. Early copy is essential and preferred. advance notices should arrive by Thursday or Friday before publication. News of events should be submitted promptly. final deadline is Tuesday noon with no exceptions.
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Times
Imail
Services Held For Adolph Gottscho
Funeral services were held this morning at Haverside Memorial Chapel in Brooklyn for Adolph Gottscho founder and board chairman of Adolph Gottscho Inc of 6 Eva Terminal. He died Monday visiting his son in Lancaster PA after suffering a heart attack while walking. He founded the company in New York in 1904 later moving to Hillside in 1950. Surviving are two sons Tym of Millburn and Leo of New York a daughter Mrs Milton Frink of New York and his longtime company designed trademarks for many brand products.
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Sune
Haverside Memorial Chapel
Brooklyn
Adolph Gottscho
Adolph Gottacho
Eva
Alfred
Lancaster
Weir
Gottacho
New York
Hillside
Maccinies My Gollseho
Cassia Lode, Po& Alm
Tym
Millburn
Leo
Milton Frink
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Benet
Jersey City
Kenny Conley
Ier
Avery
Eliabeth
Alnmeemin
John M. Malone
Adolph A. Winston
Drive
William Gadik
Children’s Show For Cancer Fund
Dairy Queen
Good Deal Super
Milt Road
Irvington, N
Thursda
ALL —Doelergent
Apacity Guneral Home
Clinton Avenue
Newark
N. 4
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Walter R. Lee
Miss Blazier
Watchtower
Rarstea
Tuan
Moe
En Sehool
Yr Bivvom
Tovehens
Board of Education
Bronom
Olr
Shirley Blazier
Theresa Rochelle
Tobla
Liberty Ave
Solomon
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty-Avenue
Growney Funeral Home
Broad St
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