Hillside Mayor Goldhor Outlines 1955 Hopes Leaders Seek Progress
Hillside Mayor Henry Goldhor told a 350 person New Year meeting of the Township Committee that 1955 aims include economical administration, new municipal parking on Liberty and Maple, and starting Round Valley reservoir development with state cooperation for softer water at lower rates. He hopes Route 22 will be straightened after 1954’s 104 accidents. A new town hall is planned by May, consolidating offices, with reviews of methods and a shift to a single tax bill and two-person police radio. The year 1984 was praised as good, with retiring Mayor John M. Malone lauded as a strong leader and ongoing Union County Park and Little League projects noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldhor
Hillside
Henry Goldhor
Abram P. Morris School
Liberty
Maple Avenues
Round Valley
Goldhoy
John M. Malone
Galdher
Union County
Little League
Recreation Commission
League
Howard J. Bloy
W. William di Buono
Adolph A. Winston
Route 22 straightening eyed by township leaders
Mayor Henry Goldhor leads a push to straighten Route 22 to add three lanes at multiple points, potentially requiring state highway acquisition of land. Negotiations with the State Highway Commission and the actual work loom as major tasks, but Goldhor is confident in tackling them. The piece casts light on political candidacy challenges and calls for libel reforms to curb mudslinging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goldhor
Goldhor
State Highway Commission
Commission
Township budget boosts staff with 10 percent raise
The township adopts a temporary $253, en budget through 1958 completion, granting township employees a 10 percent raise not to exceed 400, excluding police and fire. Three temporary workers are laid off as civil service fills posts. Fire Chief Davies dissents over staffing, while housing for veterans nears end with tenants notified of nonrenewal. A trolley track removal plan and street improvement conference are proposed for North Broad Street and surrounding terraces. A property purchase at Paul and Tillman Streets is reported for 1,480.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremen
David Brindle
Witlman A. Urbanski
Frank Sulkowski
William Gural
W. William DiBuorio
August H. Davies
Davies
Edward Isbrecht
Maniker
Veterans Housing Project
Adolph A. Winston
Board of Freeholders
North Broad Street
Tinea
Marine Terrace
Crystal Terrace
Greenwood Terrace
Lakeview Cdyive
Harry Jacobowity
Paul Street
Paul and
Tillman Streets
Gold Eaters Race for School Board
Nat Gold of 229 Fitzpatrick Street filed a petition as a candidate for the Board of Education in Rio Extermating Co Jersey City. He is active in civic groups including Boy Scouts Cub Scouts Sister Kenny Fund drive March of Dimes Reserve Police PTA Dads Booster Club Hillside Little League and B nai B rith. He is a past chancellor of Knickerbocker Lodge Knights of Pythias and a husband with two sons in local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Gold
Fitzpatrick Street
Board of Education
Rio Exterminating Co
Jersey City
Sister Kenny Fund
March of Dimes
Reserve Police
Gold
P.T.A
Dads
Men's Progress Club
Hillside Little League
Hillside Lodge
B'nai Beith
Knickerbocker Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Michaela Alphomore
Columbia College
Wd Slever
Hillside High School
New Year Township Committee Appointments Listed
New Year appointments announced by the Township Committee include Robert Nepl as Joint Meeting representative and William DiBuono as Civil Defense Council chairman. Budgeted positions cover township engineer Joseph Pulrimann at 1500 dollars retainers Henry Kreh Jr consulting engineer and building inspector Carmen Monaco Sr at four thousand dollars. The list also names Adele Bradow as township attorney and several board members and department heads with terms ranging one to five years and various fee structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nepl
William Ostermiller
Carmen J. Monaco, Sr
Charles Hanson
Joseph Peyser
Sidney Birnbaum
John C
Power
Howard J. Boy
Bloy
Andilor
Winston Louis A. Disehler
Millside Safety
Library
Irving Dunn
Kreh Honored For 25 Years Service In Township
Henry Kreh was honored at the Township Committee New Year meeting with an engraved plaque and a resolution for his 28 years as township engineer. John M. Malone presented the award at Abram P. Morris School as Kreh plans to retire from daily duties but will stay on in consulting. Malone praised Kreh for solving township engineering problems and noted his talents are recognized by the state. Kreh accepted humbly, thanked his successor Joseph S. Fuhrmann, and said he cannot continue the daily routine due to rising professional load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Malone
Henry Kerehdy
Towdship
Ehfivcer
Kreh
Abram P. Morris
Malone
Joseph S. Fuhrmann
Fuhrmann
Fradkin Enters School Board Race in Hillside
Edwin Fradkin, Newark tax and estate lawyer and Rutgers alum, announces candidacy for Hillside Board of Education. He cites neighborhood support from Monroe Gardens tenants and aims to bring experience in law, accounting, and public service to benefit local children and residents. He lives at 1604 Sehtoy Street with wife Shirley and daughter Amy Beth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Fradkin
Monroe Gardens
Board of Education
Fradkin
Mybt
Whe Have Jong
Hillside
Pradkin
Newark
Shire and Weinberg
Newark University
Rutgers University
Weegquake High School
Rutgers
Atlon
Charnack Group Forms to Back Abe Charnack for School Board
The Willside Citizens group formed to promote Abe Charnack for the Board of Education held a meeting at 1585 Leslie Street. Milton Carls and Mrs. Sam Romano were elected co chairs, Unterman as secretary, with a town wide meeting planned for January 13 at Abe Churnackay Belleview Justice. Charnack urged hiring a professional school psychologist on a part time basis, praising current board for raising the school system to a high standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willside Citizens For
Chirnack
Abe Charnack
Ben Anterian
Leslie Street
Milton Carls
Sam Romano
Unterman
Hillside
Abe Churnackay
Belleview Jurtace
Charuwek
Board of Education
Charnuck
Assembly Clerk Nominee Chosen
Mrs Rose Lampe was chosen as assembly clerk for a special Hillside meeting of the local Republican County Committee. Mer Wan will be sent to the county chairman for submission, with Richdred Cormaington named vice chair and Cor ninwlore noted as having resigned to enter the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Lampe
Steenl Mer Wan
Col. Praneis V Dowden
Drentarr
Youll Wis
Richdred Cormaington
Vola
Corninwlore
Poxk Whien
A.Z.A to Launch Light Bulb Sale
A.Z.A plans a Sunday morning light bulb sale to raise funds for the club treasury. Proceeds aid metropolitan area charities. boys in insignia will canvass neighborhoods with bundled packages priced at two dollars. The junior B'nai B'rith related organization seeks community cooperation.
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Ee Hileide Aaa
Will Lany
Moey
Club
Treasury
Profis
Sur 16
Tilisid T
A.Z.A
AZA
Junor
B’nai B'rith
Hale Returns to Bonnie Burn Board Officials Announce
Joseph Hale of 211 Dover Avenue, a former Board of Education member, was reap-pointed by the Board of Freeholders to a six year term on the Board of Managers of Bonnie Burn Sanatorium. His selection restores governance at the sanatorium and aligns with local administrative actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hale
Dover Ave
Board of Education
Bonnie Burn Sanatorium
Board of Freeholders
Raise Teacher Pay In 1955-56 Budget Plan
A tentative Hillside Board of Education budget proposes teacher and staff pay increases totaling about 71 thousand dollars more than last year. State aid windfall of 40 thousand and other deductions are expected to lower local tax impact. The plan raises minimums and maximums across degrees, with annual increments set at 200 and other personnel bumps around 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hillside Teachers Association
Sinai Congregation to Install Officers and Trustees
Sinai Congregation to install newly elected officers and trustees in a Monday January 10 ceremony at 10 pm. Mayor Henry Goldhor will perform the installation, with Mrs Day Diamond and the Sisterhood Past President also involved. Noted humorist Oxenr Gold tens guest speaks while a joint committee leads the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai Congregation Fund Sini Sisterwood
Sinai Nerega
Henry Goldhor
Day Diamond
Sisterhood
Oxenr Gold Tens
Mig
Krum
Abe Borgel
May Wirdie Cohen
Malvigin Linu
Ista Strelser
Ziger
National Thrift Week Opens at Hillside Bank and School
National Thrift Week launches with Hillside Nations Bank promotions and a statewide competition. A campus exhibit and an essay contest at Hillside High School accompany safety and savings messages. Bank officials and local managers shift roles as Ralph Clemens moves to the Dent store and William Riley takes over 940 Newark Avenue duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Clemens
Raritan Township
Dent
Rolle 22
Clemens
William Riley
Newark Ayernie
Winston Heads Health Board In Township Commute Recall
Commissioner Adolph A. Winston sworn New Year as health board member and president. Mrs Sadie Bhrenkrann and Dr Robert Rosen sworn in for terms. Members and officers listed. Meeting schedule shifted from second Tuesday to first Monday at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph A. Winston
Board of Health
Sadie Bhrenkrann
Robert Rosen
Bhrorkrann Belgy Om
Malcolm Mebeod
Carl Slrebinger
Anand Robert Ly
Benjamin T Sumner
Sunil M Dowith
Muntetiak Aid
Rename Officers of Alcohol Board Held at Monday Meeting
Ross Bartolotta named chairman and Abe Mankowily secretary were reelected to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board. Andrew Miller, a new member, was introduced. Maple Leaf Wines & Liquors sought transfer from Maple Avenue to Liberty Avenue, opposed only by Mrs. Catherine Venskits of the Liberty Bar & Grill. Decision reserved. board adjourned to January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Bartolotta
Abe Mankowily
Medis
Alco Holic Beverage Control Board
Andrew Miller
Maple Leaf Wines & Liquors
Maple Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Catherine Venskits
Uberty Bar & Grill
Bank President's Secretary Dies in Newark Funeral
Norma M. Schimita, 21, secretary to Hillside National Bank president James A. Owell, died after a December illness. Funeral services will be held at August FR Behmidt Memorial Funeral Home with burial in Groeland Memorial Park. She was born in Kenilworth and survived by her parents and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma M. Schimita
Ernst Schimits
Kenilworth
James A Owell
Hillside National Bank
Behmidt
Schmite
Newark Bett Track
Graceland
Memain Park
Senanpe
Niel
Sehinia
Herhany
Ricntow
Roselle
Hew
Mrs Mary Tully Named To Local Assistance Board
Mrs Mary Tully of 187 Hollywood Avenue was appointed a member of the Local Assistance Board by the Township Committee on New Year's Day. The board oversees local relief cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary, Tully
Hollywood Avenue
Install Officers of Hillside Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club Hillside installs new officers at Hitchin Post Inn Uniton with Lt. Governor Herman Dettmer presiding. Kenton D. Wood named president and Edward Love becomes treasurer as Dr Bernard Senner and others take roles. Ted MacDonald retires after a productive year and is praised by members. Phl is Wely set for the presidents dinner at Ghanticles Millburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Hitchin’ Post Inn
Uniton
Herman Dettmer
Kiwanis International
Kenton D. Wood
Eunce Kolakowski
Bernard Senner
Pressantiel Reltor
Edward Love
Wood
Hillside National Bank
Kiwanis
Ted MacDonald
MacDonald
Benjamiy Male
Phl
Ghanticles
Millburn
Senne
Two Appointed To Welfare Unit By Eastern Union Council
Dr. Ralph A. Bchwantz physician Dr. Bernard Sener dentist and Dr. Frieis J Grant eye doctor were reappointed to provide medical care for pupils at Christ the King School. Wr Robert Rosen and Miss Esther Oblise were named Hill- Side representatives to the social mining committee at the board meeting. Board meeting nights were moved to the first Wednesday at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rosen
Board of Health
Esther Oblise
Eastern Union County Council of Welfare Agencies
Ralph. A. Bchwantz
Bernard Sener
Frieis J Grant
Christ the King
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Salem
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Tuschyn Roofing CO
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Charnack Group
Assembly
Hale
Bonnie
Cacein
Albert Seacein
Te Board of Education
Yeuy Gitter
Sein
Albert
Sinai
National Thrift
Hillside Nations Bank
Nahional
Slotan
Schedivle Bank
Phill -Vieeke
Hnugh
Ines A. Owell
Hankey
Jamin Kuleky
Winston
Officers of Alcohol Board
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Tully
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Solomon's
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