Town Acts Quickly In Rezoning Move
The Township Committee moved to introduce a rezoning ordinance on the northerly side of Hillside Avenue within 100 feet of Orchard Terrace, aiming to block Albert Schoen Inc from building an apartment. Hearing set for January 25. The drive came after Orchard Terrace residents petitioned to curb the project and prevent a council advantage in permits.
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Llside Avenue
Highland
Hillside Avesuo
Orchard Terrace
Hillside Avenue
Albert Schoen
Liberty Aves
Sidney Englander
Orchard Terrace Asiation
Wea
Schoen
Liberty Avenue
Allan L. Tumarkin
Selictioners
Milton B. Conford
James J. Holsing
Hillside
Mossing
Emil A. Herrigel
Democrat Denies Working For GOP
Peter Dellane former Democratic candidate for Township Committee said this week he worked only for the Democratic Party on the last election day and denied any activity for Raymond R. King or any Republican. He challenged anyone with information to inform Milton Bh. Conford, Democratic chairman.
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Peter Dellane
Dellane
Raymond R. King
Milton Bh. Conford
Board of Health eyeing odor cleanup and old plumbing codes
Commissioner John M. Brown outlines two 1950 goals for the Board of Health: eliminate obnoxious odors linked to Munder Cork Corp and revise the aging plumbing code. The piece also notes education budget quirks, candidate confusion, and local party stir over upcoming political maneuvers and potential new Republican club.
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Board of Health
John M. Brown
Munder Cork Corp
Brown
John Brown
League Candidate Meeting Sets Questions for School Board
All candidates in the upcoming Board of Education race were invited to a League of Education meeting at George Washington School Monday night January 16. Incumbents Mrs. Kirkpatrick Walter Leibo Arnold McClow Edward Miller will face questions on recreation program vocational education for non college bound students and special education for both retarded and advanced students. Bernard Zienis chairs the meeting with Mae Swanger inviting late entries to attend. Hillside voters urged to participate to meet candidates and learn their programs.
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Board of Education
Bette Education League
George Washington School
Robert Kirkpatrick
Walter Leibo
Arnold MceClow
Edward Miller
Bernard Zienis
League
Mae Swanger
Hillside
Forty Schools To Hear Legislator At Student Forum
The nineteenth semi annual conference of the New Jersey International Relations Forum will be at Hillside High School on Saturday January 21 from 9 30 a m to 3 45 p m The theme is The World 1950 Representative Walter H Judd of Minnesota will be keynote after morning sessions His talk is What Is Ahead in Asia Hillside High School opens with ritual led by the Student Government Association and the principals will present the building key Forty New Jersey schools will be represented and foreign students invited Hillside students listed include Donald Maitland Marcelline Krafchick Ann Ellen Klein Howard Weisser Alan Bell and Harriet Chimacffi
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New Jersey International Relations Forum
Hillside High School
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
House
Asia
Wayne T. Branom
Ruhl L. Custer
Joan Hickey
Fairlawn
L R.F
New Jersey
Herald Tribune Forum
Hillside
Donald Maitland
Marcelline Krafchick
Ann Ellen Klein
Howard Weisser
Alan Bell
Harriet Chimaccff
Fishing Film Shown At Hillside School Assemblies
At two regular assemblies Tuesday Hillside Avenue School students watched the film Men of Gloucester about the Gloucester fishing fleet. The coastal scenes attract artists each year and the film shows boat building and launching, the bishop’s annual fleet blessing, and home scenes of fishermen from early settlers and Italian or Sicilian stock.
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Hillside Avenue _Scheel
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Massachusetts
Township Committee appoints new Deputy Chief and lieutenants
The Township Committee named Captain Paul Korlesky as Deputy Chief to succeed retired John Mason and Sergeant Harry Schuetzle as acting lieutenant. Three more sergeants, Lawrence Voelk, Ernest Voelk, and Charles Grant, receive acting posts. All start today.
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Paul Korlesky
John Mason
Harry Schuetzle
Wehing
Lawrence Trevor Ernest Voelk
Charles Grant
Korlesky
Republican Show Proves A Knockout At Hillside Club Election
An unusually large audience attended the Hillside Republican Club election at Hillside Presbyterian Church. Former president Stanley H Weston resigned after a conflict with a new state law. Mayor James J Holsing is acting. Charles B Taylor, once county committeeman, was nominated for president amid reports of slate railroading and rival claims by Albert Schoen over zoning board appointments.
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I Hillside Republican Club
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Stanley H Weston
Union
James J. Holsing
Charles B. Taylor
Taylor
Ninth
Albert Schoen
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Schoen
Book circulation more than double in 1949 at public library
The library reported 28 910 books circulated in 1949 doubling the 1948 total of under 13 000. Mrs. Ford Meyer librarian announced at the board of trustees annual reorganizational meeting in the library on Hillside Avenue 145. Officers reelected include President Mrs Harold D Steward Vice Chairman Mayor James J Holsing Secretary Paul K Owen and Treasurer Dr H Irving Dunn. Additional purchases approved include 25 reference books 10 career pamphlets magazines and 104 juvenile titles with Readers Guide to Periodical Literature and ten adult fiction books to follow.
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Ford Meyer
Public Library Board of Trustees
Harold D. Steward
Hillside Avenue
James J. Holsing
Paul K. Owen
H Irving Dunn
Dunn
Industry Revaluation Plan Adopted by Hillside Democrats
Hillside Democratic Club approved a five point program for 1950 at a White Street meeting. It includes industrial tax revaluation, cheaper water, gradual public spend shift to school facilities, and expanded recreation. Steering committee members include Henry Goldhor and Robert McNamara with ex officio members Conford and Mary Ann Shuhala.
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Hillside
Millside
Hillside Democratic Club
White Street
Conford
Democratic Club
Iienry Goldhor
Board of Education
Edward Isbrecht
Lee Mandl
Anthony Ehret
Robert McNamara
Mary Ann Shuhala
Frank Eilbachey
Fred Neissling
Sixteen bids for Ridgway Avenue Drain project awarded
Sixteen bids for the Ridgway avenue relief storm sewer were received by the Township Committee. The lowest bid of 11,984.18 dollars from La Ferra Contracting Co won the contract with state assistance noted. The project and related budget actions were discussed as part of a broader January meeting.
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Ridgway Avenue
la Ferra Contracting Co
Emily Noll
Democratic County Committee
Vito Cavalcante
Long Avenue
Liberty
Richards Motor Transportation
Scranton
Public Safety Committee
Police Department
Allan L.tumarkin
Emil A. Herrigel
State Highway Department
Paul Street
Crescent Avenue
Willine
R. Man
Leo Street
Alpert—Sehoen—Inc
Willard Smith
Windsor Way
Sebastian Trapani
Pures Street
Tax Ratables Rise in Hillside Board Reports 1950 Increase
Hillside's Board of Assessors reports 1950 taxable ratables at 45,260,323, up 3,302,833 from last year. Secretary David Doremus says at a current rate of 5.41 the rise would yield about 178,681 in additional taxes, affecting roughly 56 points of the tax rate. Final 1950 rate impact awaits township and county budgets. school costs for the year will add about two rate points per education chair Arnold MecClow.
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Board of Education
Benjamin Hale
School ‘Board
Hillside
Board of Assessors
County Board of Taxation
David H. Doremus
Doremus
Arnold H. MecClow
Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds and Rain Likely
Increasing cloudiness today with some rain and mild conditions expected tomorrow. The unsettled spell suggests periods of light showers and breezy intervals across the region.
School Board Uses 22000 of Surplus Budget Adjustment
The Board of Education cut the 1950 51 tax levy from 79124910 to 76924910 by using 22000 anticipations from the 1949 50 budget Current surplus stands around 112000 with a target range of 10 to 15 percent of a 912459 50 budget The revised budget includes teacher salaries and raises for administrators and staff and a public hearing is set for January 26 at 8 p m
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Board of Education
Arnold H. McClow
MecClow
McClow
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N. Broad 81
N. J. Corner
Harden St
Mattrest Products
Liberty Ave
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Hollywood
Szarko’s
Salem Pharmacy
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Treger
Sergeaan Grant
Voellk
Grant
Detective Bureau
Sgt
Lawrence Treger
Ernest Voelk
Harry Scheutzle
Charlis Grant
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Eratic
Hillside Hobby Shop
Hollywood Ave
American Flyer
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Ridgway Av
School Board
Jean A. White
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M. M. Fischler
Harry Schnabel
Bellows & Company
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