Port Authority Bus Terminal to Add Three Level Expansion
Hillside residents face changes as the Port Authority plans a 20.25 million expansion to the bus terminal. A three level structure will rise above the current facility to boost capacity by about 50 percent, housing more than 1,000 parking spaces. The project rest on white concrete encased steel columns at 50 foot intervals along 40th and 41st streets. Bus movements at the 10 year old terminal neared one million in 1959 with over 6,000 buses and 170,000 riders on an average weekday. About 90 percent of buses connect to the Line col Tunnel, avoiding street routes. The original design anticipated future expansion of bus handling facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Authority
Addi
Linecol
Eighth Avenue
Kiwanis Club Plans Christmas Party And Officers Dinner
Hillside Kiwanis Club members heard 1938 Tulsa origin and 25000 member count across 1000 chapters worldwide. Rocket Tones performed with Frank Szente Edward Ryan Charles Fisk and Richard, ger. Magistrate Henry Goldher introduced the program as gifts were given, and David S. Morrison announced the December 21 Townley’s event combining Christmas party and past presidents dinner with officer installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stalknecht
Plainfind
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Townley
Union
Tulsa
Oktawa
Rocket Tones
Frank Szente
Hillside
Edward Ryan
Charles Fisk
Plainfield
Richard, Ger
Bound Bii
Henry Goldher
Milton M. Lilen
Davids. Morrison
Hillside National Bank
Club
Townley's
Phillips
4 Lober Shop
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Bernard Burkana
Rubin Ritz
George Parigian
Emanuel Oiter
School Candidate Forum Is Arranged
The Men's Progress Club will host an annual open forum for the Board of Education elections on Tuesday January 10 at 8:30 pm. It will be held at Sinai Youth Center Maple Avenue and Clark Street. Candidates invited to present brief resumes of qualifications and reasons for seeking election. A question and answer period will follow.
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Board of Education
Sinai Youth Center
Maple Avenue
Clark Street
Synthetic Organic Chemists Elect Officers in New York
Chester M. Brown of 860 Gateway was elected first vice president of the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Association at its 89th annual meeting held December 8 at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City. Carl A. Gerstacker, chairman of Bow Chemical Company, was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester M. Brown
Gateway
Allied Chemical Corp
Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Association
Roosevelt Hotel
New York City
Carl A. Gerstacker
Bow Chemical Compa
Hillside Serviceman Enlists in Navy Training
Carmen A. Coppola of 112 Bond Street enlisted in the Navy and was sent to the Naval Training Center for basic training. Coppola, son of Mrs. John Napoli, graduated in June from Hillside High School, announced by recruiters at Elizabeth Recruiting Station.
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Carmen A. Coppola
Bond Street
Navy
Naval Training Center
Elizabeth
Coppola
John Nappoli
Hillside High School
Residents Serve On Y Art Show Committee
Mrs Charles Lazarus and Mrs Murray Weiss of Elizabeth served on committees for the second contemporary art show and sale by the Elizabeth YM YWHA women's division December 10 13 at 1034 Basters Street Elizabeth. Mrs Leon Grossman was general chairman. The exhibit featured 140 modern day artists from eighteen metropolitan galleries. The opening included a reception for 200 patrons and press. Each patron received an original lithograph by Marvin Cherney. Proceeds support the YM YWHA building fund for a new center in Green Lane Union Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lazarus
Roanoke Avenue
Murray Weiss
Jerome Avenue
Women’s
Elizabeth Ym-Ywha
Association
Basters Sty Street
Elizabeth
Leon Grossman
Metropolitan
New York
Marvin Cherney
Green Lane
Union Township
Course For Foremen By Emeloid Employes
A foremanship training program for 18 Emeloid Company employees is launched by Union County Vocational and Technical Schools as part of its trade extension program. Enrolled are Mrs Mary Morpeth Leo March William Leeds William Lowney Estelle Shulder J S Freundlich John Santa Ralph Battista Helen Dowling Alan W Coles Karl P Erickson Andrew Modrowsky William Roebuck William McMillan Albert Greuter Charles Hoffnagle Charles Markowski Joseph J Dassina and Mazie M Nipper.
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Emeloid
Emeloid Company, Inc
Central Avenue
Union County Vocational and Technical Schools
Mary Morpeth
Leo March
William Leeds
William Lowney
Estelle Shulder
J.S. Freundlich
John Santa
Ralph Battista
Helen Dowling
Alan W. Coles
Karl P. Erickson
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College Inn
New York Place
Jullside
Mittleman Bros Inc. Quality Bakers
Waverly
Sterling Delicatessen
Liberty Ave
Hillside Shopping Center
Coe Avenue
Henry’s
Henry Wimmer
Prop
Summit Avendle
AL Zimm
North Ave
N. J
Morris Avenue
Duncan Hines
Gourmet Magazine
Bloy St. Overpass
Rudy
Lower Road
N. Broad St
FUN Fair Coffee Shop
North Broad Street
Barber Shop Harmony
Kiwanis
U.S. Savings Bonds
Kingston
Murdock
Mortis
Union, N
Igene Pree
Cluir
Synthetic Chemical Ass’n. Elects
Brown
Weequahic Pizzeria
Chancellor Ave
Newark
Opp. Y.m.hla
Szarko’s
Liberty Avenue
NEW Benington
Depicatessen
Broad ST
Pat
Bloy ST. Cor
Rutgers
Peter & Huala Kooehis
Salem Avenue
Hershey
Hamburger Worst Market Union
Galloping Hill
Hillside Pork Store
Long Ave
Lognas & Poultry
Ox Nare
Harry’s
Maine
Harry
Fabyan Place
Kesselman’s
Vauxhall Rd, & RT. 22
Union, N. d
Hitchin Post Inn
Tom Schlitz
Jerry Barber
the Sentimentalists
Allen Faas
Sun
The
Melody Masters
Sal Parker
Merry, Kingsmen
Johnny Murphy
Cherry & West Grand Sts
Womabeths
Loss Sweet Shoppe
Sherman Ave
Elizabeth - EL
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