Hillside Police and Fire Seek 400 Dollar Cost of Living Bonus
In Hillside the Police and Fire Departments ask for a 400 dollar cost of living bonus as part of the 1954 budget. Bonuses can be granted only by referendum every three years. the last vote was 1951. If approved, the 400 dollar request would extend the 200 dollar bonus granted last year, totaling 200 dollars for 1953 and 1954. Base pay ranges from 3200 to 4000, with Hillside ranking low in Union County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police and Fire Departments
Hillside
Union County
Kirkpatrick
Public Health Hour Moves to Harders-Loaker School
Board of Health decides to hold a monthly Public Health Hour at Harders-Loaker School with Dr. Elsie McClintock in charge. The meeting covers state health codes, food handler rules, and an April visit by the Union County Tuberculosis League mobile x ray unit. The 1953 totals show 324 births 184 deaths and 213 marriages with license receipts of $1 065 and vital statistics receipts of $1 983 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Public Health
Board of Health
Harders-Loaker
Elsie McClintock
McClintock
Samuel M. Jowitt
State Department of Health
Adele Braelow
Union County Tuberculosis League
Lowitt
Bureau of Vital Statisitics
Contention Over Raises Shifts Tax Burden in Hillside
The Hillside Board of Education boosted salaries for school staff, while police and fire crews seek a $300 cost of living bonus. With about 120 municipal workers affected, the plan could raise taxes by roughly 7 points, lifting the 1954 rate from 5.80 to about 5.93 per hundred dollars assessed. Residents face higher bills even as the ambulance squad handles a snowbound night and a fall injury on Hillside Avenue.
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Board of Education
Public Safety Forces
Hillside
Ter
Hillside Ambulance
Atall
Geome
Mary McGinty
Hillside Avenue
St. Barbados Hospital
Newark
Sandra Rice
Sanford Avenue
Carmen Fonaco
Voorhees Street
Bart Brunner
Directory of Hillside Clubs and Organizations
The Wnsider Times plans expanded social and personal news coverage. It requests each group to submit its name officers secretary contact details and meeting location and time for the upcoming directory of clubs and organizations of Hillside.
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Wnsider Times
Lst
Hillside
Hoesly Elected President of Union County Shade Tree Commission
Leroy G Hoesly of 1972 Maple Avenue was named president of the Union County Shade Tree Commission on Thursday night He has served eighteen years on the commission and previously served five years as a Hillside freeholder under the former Board of Freeholders system
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Leroy G. Hoesly
Maple Avenue
Union County Shade Tree Commission
Hoesly
Board of Freeholders
Freeholder
Hillside
Rotary Planning For Ladies Night at Hillside Club
The Hillside Rotary Club discussed February Ladies Night with Harold Benzing named chairman. The event will be at the Stockholm Restaurant on Route 22. Anton Vit Jr. to arrange township entrance signs with Kiwanis and Lions clubs. John Crozier announced a club debate on a popular subject set for Tuesday January 26.
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Hillside Rotary Club
Harold Benzing
Stockholm
Anton A. Vit Jr
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
John Crozier
Soldier Arrives On Pacific Coast
Cpl. Edward D. Greene 22, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Greene of 1421 Maple Ave Newark N J, arrived yesterday in Seattle on the USNS Gen H J Gaffey. Greene entered the service two years ago and went to the Far East with the Signal Corps in November 1952 after two years with S Kline Company Newark. He graduated from Weequahic High School Newark in 1949.
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Cpl
Edward D. Greene
Edward Greene
Maple Avenue
Seattle
H. J. Gaffey
Cpl. Greene
Far East
Signal Corps
S_ Kline Company
Newark
Weequahic High School
Shider Named To Kiwanis District Post
Leon Shider of 240 Williamson Avenue, member of Billside Kiwanis Club, named head of the Boys and Girls Work Committee for Kiwanis Division No. 6. Hertian Hillside photo by Diemsar shows the appointment from Kiwanis Lieutenant Governor. Also notes a snow ordinance enforcement and tow policy with possible $15 tow cost.
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Shider
Kiwanis
Leon Shider
Jett
Willamson Avenue
Billside Kiwanis Club
Hertian W
Hillside Photo Service
Deitmar
Distict
Cranford
Elizabeth
Hillside
Linden
Perth Amboy
Rahway
Rovelle-Roselle Park Union
Woodbridge
Do It Yourself Courses Tackle Practical Home Craft
Reisen Lumber and Millwork Co sponsors a night program at Moris Avenue Union facility to teach DIY skills from 7 30 to 9 30 pm starting January. Elizabeth High School hosts registration at 1 dollar with lectures demonstrations and hands on work led by industry reps and local experts.
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Reisen Lumber & Millwork Co
Moris Avenue
Union
Yo Nte Battin High School
Broadstreet
Elizabeth
Elizabeth School
Schoen Pushes Nonpartisan Charter Study Endorsement
Hillside Republican leader Schoen cites broad backing for a charter study referendum. He says endorsements from GOP and Democratic groups, civic clubs, and independents reflect public desire to let residents voice their views. He calls for an early referendum to start the process.
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Alberts Schoen
Robert @. Kirkpatrick
Schoen
G.O.P
Kirkpatrick
Hillside
Students See La Boheme at the Metropolitan Opera
Hillside High School students with two chaperones will attend Puccini’s La Boheme at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City tomorrow. Tickets are half price, bus transport is provided by the Dad’s Booster Club, and funding comes from Opera Guild subscriptions supported by several local organizations and families.
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Chirty-elgct
Hillside High School
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Dad's Booster Club
Weigh School
Metropolitan Opera Guild
Pr A
Hillside Avenue
PTA
Lion's Club
Women's Progress Club
Milton B Ganford
Harry A. Cooper
Henry Goldhor
Judah Gillet
Abe Kesselman
Trying Black
Adele Littman
Nat Becker
Sidney Hitton
Maurice Bright
Lawrence Levitas
Denies Racing Auto Across Train Tracks
Joseph Kapling of 582 Len shrew reports he tried to race his car across a spur of the Lilih Valley Railroad as a train approached. Police say the auto was damaged by the engine while backing. Kapling halted before crossing and claimed no warning sound was heard.
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Joseph Kapling
Lilih Valley
West Long Trade Avenue
Kaplan
Hy Helther
Tor
Township Committee Meeting Rescheduled for January 11
The township committee meeting moved from Tuesday January 19 to Monday January 11 at 8 20 p m. Most members plan to attend the victory ball in Tren ton for Governor elect Robert B Mey ner after the event. Governor Mey ner will be inaugurated at noon that day.
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Trenton
Robert B Meyner
Hillside Heights Civic Association Holds Member Drive
The Hillside Heights Civic Association met Tuesday led by Mrs Walter Chespak with Joseph Freer Frank Walter and William Schwing. They planned a neighbor contact campaign to recruit new members and invite candidates for the Board of Education to speak at future meetings. Membership is one dollar per person and a social follows each meeting. The next meeting is at Galvin Coolidge School on Tuesday January 19.
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Hillside Heights Civic Associa
Walter Chespak
Paul Street
Joseph W. Freer
Frank Walter
William Schwing
Association
Galvin Coolidge
Tusday
Janary
Board of Education
Radar Control Of Speed Continues
Mayor Jonny Malone said radar speed control continues on the highways though his New Year message misinterpreted remarks and did not clearly state a change.
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Jonny Malone
the Times
Schweitzer Exhibit Showcases Art From France to New Jersey
Mrs Gurtnide Schweitzer of Wealminster Avenue displays her paintings at Oulleris Charpentier in Pays France. The show includes White Glove and Flowers in Florida among others. Several pieces were also exhibited in New Jersey and New York.
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Gurtnide Schweitzer
Wealminster Avenue
Bete
Oulleris
Charpentier
Pays
France
Florida
Plopida
New Jersey
New York
School Budget Increases by 106860 In 1954 55 Budget
Public hearing set for Wednesday January 27 at 8 pm in the School Administration Building 195 Virginia Street on the Board of Education budget for 1954 55. Total program amount 1 352 306 75 up 106 860 50 from current. District taxes excluding debt service total 1 106 131 19 up 86 473 52. Debt service remains near 94 038 01.
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Board of Education
Virginia Street
Prand
Ambulance Squad Plans Fund Drive For Community Aid
Hil alde Ambulance Squad led by S501 Suroku announces a fundraising dance on April 20 at Union Route 2% Past to support equipment, supplies, and vehicle maintenance. Contributions also sought via souvenir journal ads and donation containers in local stores.
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Suroku
Hil Alde
Ein Giordano
Thomas Street
Ur Marlin Hriedman
Bendt
Indaty Noreprahil Group
Ucelden
Fundy Galged
Funda Alsea
Ambaligee
Jean Giordano
Hillside
Bristol-Myers Display At Pharmacy Stationed In Hillside Area
A Bristol-Myers exhibit at Statewide Pharmacy located at Liberty and Ong avenues highlights the company’s Hillside plant links and past sponsorships in radio and television projects as well as community events. The notice also reports the Malone family of 1260 Robert Street announcing the birth of their fourth son Dale Mishhiel at St Barnabas Hospital Newark on Monday January 11.
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Atate
Allsehule
Liberty
Ong Avenues
Bristol Myers Company
Bristol-Myers
Hillside
Merlal
Maly
Job M. Malone
Robert Street
Aiourne
Dale Mishhiel
St. Barnabus Hospital
Newark
Heating system shutdown halts HLS shop classes
Board of Education reports heating failure at HLS affecting shop classes and foresees an independent survey to locate the fault. Architects Nes Th the meantime plan likely action as coaches for spring sports are named and staff changes noted after the meeting.
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Bth
Trye Merrenerreyr Rity
Mrenvk Grad & Son
Board of
Educaion
Weather outlook clouds and light snow chance
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and cool conditions with a small chance of snow tonight. Temperatures stay chilly but not extreme with a likely improvement tomorrow.
Work Clothes and Shoes Sale Rollout
A clearance listing notes discounts on work clothes work shoes work gloves and durable footwear. Item notes include brand names such as Lee Thorogood Levi Washington and Solomon Stokes with a bold Always SALE Priced claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubber
Lee ~ Hood
Thorogood
Levi
Washington
Solomon Stoke
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