Town Picnic For Municipal Employees Planned Saturday
A town picnic for municipal employees their families and friends is set for Saturday August 29 at Shady Lane Park Route 10 Morris Plains. Attendees depart 9 80 a m from the municipal lot Hillside Avenue or may go directly to grounds by 6 p m. If rain the event shifts to Sunday August 30 with a second date September 12. Call Police Headquarters for weather updates. Admission 50 cents for guests. committee supplies ice cream and drinks. Information from Miss Kathy Jacobus and committee members Magistrate Henry Goldhor Police Clarence My Van Deursen and Recreation Superintendent Peter G Iumanit.
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Shady Lane Park
Route 10
Morris Plains
Hillside Avenue
Kathy Jacobus
Magistrie Henry Goldhor
Clarence My van Deursen
Peter G. Iumanit
Millside High to Start Single Session This Year
Millside High will operate on a single session this year with buses starting at 8 30 am. Dr Wayne T Branom superintendent of schools announced this week. Other schools begin at 9 am and school will be in session all day Tuesday September which is opening day.
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Millside High School
Wayne T. Branom
Boston University Degrees Jane Elias Receives MAT
Jane Esther Elias of 226 Conklin Avenue earned a Master of Arts from Boston University Graduate School at the summer commencement held Saturday in Symphony Hall Boston.
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Jane Esther Elias
Conklin Avenue
Graduate School
Boston University
Symphony Hall
Boston
Market plans and zoning spar over parking and master plan
Attorney for Dopp Construction questions parking space requirements for a proposed supermarket at North Broad Street and Williamson Avenue. Discussion centers on whether enough parking can be provided within the Business B zone or if rezoning on Williamson Avenue is needed, with concern over the Hillside Master Plan delay and how it affects the project. The piece also notes Sheila Grod's September wedding to Don Kirshner of New York and Kirshner’s rising music career including Aldon Music and Neil Sedaka.
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Dopp Construction Co
North Broad Street
Williamson Avenue
Willianson Avenue
Sheila Grod
Winans Avenue
Don Kirshner
New York
Don
Upsala
Milton Grod
Kirshner
Englewood
Bobby Davin
Atco Records
al Nevins
Aldon Music
Sidney Biune Saum
Tnt
Norman Widniark
Ehren
Eto
Martin Goldsman
Nunses
Emanuel Ephrenkrang
Newarkperth
North Brod Street
Ehrenhang
Neds
Hillside
Ehrenkraag Seid
Ehrenkranz
Efe
Arthur Koorse
Raymond Healy
Nicholas Flamatyk
Summit Avenue
Reunion Planned as Nazi Victim Set Rejoins Family
President Wilson Wise somehow signs a bill introduced by Congresswoman Florence P Dwyer to allow Harry P Loyenstein, once a Nazi prisoner, to join his father Samuel Levenstein in New Jersey after a 19 year separation. Levenstein survived concentration camps and returned to Poland before reentry was denied due to tuberculosis.
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Wisehower
Florence P Dwyer
Harry P. Loyenstein
Israel
Samuel Levenstein
Westminster Avenue
Levenstein
Thhey
Poland
Dywyer
Practice To Start For Comet Squads
Practice for Hillside High School sports begins Monday August 31 at 8 30 am with upperclassmen reporting behind the new gym for equipment. Sophomores juniors and seniors return for physicals in the afternoon and managers also report. Soccer candidates report September 2 at 9 30 am with Coach Bill Todt issuing equipment behind the gym.
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Joseph Silver
Hillside High School
Bill Todt
Building Homes on West King Street Erect Seven Houses
Eight homes of split level and two story colonial designs rise on West King Street behind Conant Street on the old Bart farm. Fairfield Homes Inc of Elizabeth builds the houses with four bedrooms and baths. split levels priced around 35000 to 4400, colonial units at 37000.
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West King Street
Richard $. Bart
Conant Street
Wairfield Homes Inc
Elizabeth
Dotto Chosen Hillside Health Officer for 7,000 Salary
Charles Dotto of 10 Amherst Place Livingston is named health officer for Hillside area. Salary set at 7,000 annually. starts full time September 20 following Dr Gerson L. Ram’s resignation on September 18, 1958. Dotto, in his forties, has 20 years with the State Board of Health and extensive advisory work with local boards. He holds a Rutgers B.S. in Bacteriology and Public Health, studied law, and completed U.S. Public Health Services graduate courses. He directed Milk Inspection, Venereal Disease, and Anti-Tuberculosis groups and serves on regional and state health bodies.
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Rutgers Universiyt
Pickets Arrested at Stainless Engineering Plant Strike
Two men picketing the Stainless Engineering and Machine Co. plant on Sweetland Avenue were arrested Monday for disorderly conduct after pushing a police officer and a patrolman. Louis Bosco, 36, and Charles Gross, 81, faced charges and were paroled to their attorney Boare Regan. The plant, part of Chaper Alloy Corp, has been on strike since July 1 with United Steelworkers Local 5244 members.
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Stainless Engineering & Machine Co
Sweetland Avenue
Chaper Alloy Corp
Louis A. Bosco
West Coleman Street
Chatham
Robert de Prospo
de Prospo
Charles A. Gross
Cross Avenue
Elizabeth
Joseph A. Smith
Atorney
Boare Regan
Broad Street
Newark
United Steelworkers
Cooper Urges Educated Giving For United Fund Drive
Unite Fund of Eastern Union County president Marty A. Cooper urged Millside Rotary members to expand giving through employee payroll deductions as the fund targets near billion- dollar ambitions. The drive, benefiting Elizabeth Hillside Linden Roselle and Roselle Park, raised 620000 last year, a 35 percent rise, with Hillside praised for local leadership and the Hillside Industrial Association’s influence.
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Marty A. Cooper
Unite Fund
Union County
Millside Rotary Club
Campalin
Hiw
Elizabeth
Hillside
Linden
Roselle
Roselle Park
United Fund
Casper
Jester Union
Trenton
U.S
Copper
Senior Citizens Association
Heyen
Newark
Chancer of Commerce
New Jersey
Cooper
Hey
Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Peter Humanik
Kllstre
Harold Benzinge
Rotary Club
Esso
Hillside Prexley Church
Fill Wars
Ina Group
Official Pledges To Protect Homes Cited At Hearing
Township meeting on North Broad street and Williamson avenue variance for a proposed supermarket drew about 880 residents to a crowded Municipal Building. The zoning board recommended approval by a 3 to 2 vote but final decision rests with the Township Committee. Delegates argued residential protections, parking needs, and potential effects on nearby homes, stressing pledges to preserve neighborhood character and prevent encroachment.
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Eupermarket
North Broad Street
Williamson Avenue
Township Committee
Zonine Board
Dleyk Howard
Hloy Fom Tris Valcatiort
Milton Balsam
Lillside
Balsam
Campusgn
Adolph A Winston
Max Schleifer
Committeman
William D. Buono
Louis A. Disehlee
Judge Fines Driver Eighty For Residency Dispute
The court heard Cabvin Henry 22 of Montgomery Street Newark who claimed to be a South Carolina resident visiting Newark for contracting work. He was fined 80 for driving with an expired New Jersey permit and 25 for an unregistered vehicle, while asserting temporary residency in South Carolina. Record includes unemployment payments and a missing driver test due to illiteracy as factor.
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Cab
Vin Henry
Henry Goldner
Churstay
South Carolina
Newark
Columbia
Carolina
New Jersey
Gordon Milburn
Henry
Perth Amboy Banksy
Jenny
Thanas Giadina
Trt
Summit Avenue
Elizabeth Hamadyk
Galdhar
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William Sehwing
Florence Avenue
Comet
Olympic Park
van Pirete
Gerald Polacek
Darragenne
Maplewood
Cindy Walsh
Montcluir
Mary Michele ‘Prajick
Dotto
Charles Dotto
Amherst
Ene
Atte
Milk Inspection Association
The
Venereal Disease Association
Anti-Tuberculosis League of the
Oranges
Social and Welfare Council of the
Oranges and
Essex County Health Officers’ Association
Hig
South Opane
Wayne Township
No, Health Officers’ Association
American Public Health Association
N, Health and Sanitary Association
Sacrifice
New ST
Wozniak Funeral Home
Myrtle Ave
18Th Ave
Irvington
N. J
Essex
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Rumnell Stover
Hallmark
Duck Einhorn
Williamson
Leo Wiesehe
Rose Ball Sum
Maple Avenue
Arthur Lirshken
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Del
Browney Funeral Home
Broad
S. C
Jack Reclus
Liberty Ave
J, Moore Paints
Garden & Plense Supplies
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