Town To Appeal Zoning Board Decision On Permit
The township committee voted to appeal a Zoning Board of Adjustment ruling that granted Accurate Products Company a 400 Hillside avenue expansion worth $80,000 in a Business B zone. Residents opposed the plan citing residential impact, while officials argued the board overstepped and sought zoning policy to curb industrial encroachment. Building Inspector Hans on to be notified to halt permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Accurate Products Company
Hillside Avenue
Thomas Keyworth
Paul A. Kifner
Douglas Haviland
Edward Gottlieb
Henry Goldhor
Milton B. Conford
Ellsworth, Sterner
Hillside
Conford
Planning Board
Raymond R. King
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Charles Hanson
March of Dimes Drives Polio Fight in Hillside Area
In 1952 the March of Dimes moves into its third week of the national campaign to eradicate infantile paralysis. Emanuel Gersten urges every resident to contribute now as polio cases rise, calling the drive essential and personal for every household. Merchants are asked to safeguard collection boxes after reports of thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
National Foundation For
Emanuel Gersien
America
Gersten
Church Sermon Film Presented by Moody Bible Institute
A film sequence titled Hidden Treasures from Moody Bible Institute’s Sermons from Science series explores microscopic life. Cameraman Steven Craig photographs a chemical factory inside a water drop on a stalactite. The feature will be shown at First Baptist Church on Wednesday January 23 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Craig
First Baptist
Reed Entered Pabst Hoffman Quarter Century Club
Leslie Reed of 666 Route 29 was inducted into the Quarter Century Club by Pabst Brewing and Hoffman Beverage Companies in Newark at the Military Park Hotel grand ballroom. He received a 25 year service pin and an inscribed watch from William C. Dillingham, Hoffman executive vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Reed
Route 29
Pabst Brewing and
Hoffman Beverage Companies
Military Park Hotel
Newark
William C. Dillingham
Hoffman Beverage Company
Keyboard Juniors In First Musicale
Members of the Keyboard Juniors presented their first evening musicale Friday at the home of Mrs. Henry Nussbaum 336 Trinity Place. Nine members performed a varied classical program for parents including Betty Friedman Rhoida Gruskin Doris Miskew Bert Nussbaum Gay Nussbaum Trene Sirkin Carol Elsen Carol Rubowitz and Carol Senner. Two choral numbers Old Folks At Home and Shortnin Bread were sung by the group with accompaniment by Carol Senner and Gay Nussbaum. The club meets weekly for rehearsals and discussions and plans recitals every two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nussbaum
Trinity Place
Betty Friedman
Rhoida Gruskin
Doris Miskew
Bert Nussbaum
Gay Nussbaum
Trene Sirkin
Carol Elsen
Carol Rubowitz
Carol Senner
Heights Meeting Hears Candidates for Board of Education
Four candidates including Charles H. Berger Frank J. Hill Lawrence Levitas and Dominic Peter paul attended Hillside Heights Civic Association at Calvin Coolidge School Allan Tumarkin spoke for incumbent Mrs William Raphael who could not attend Philip M Peck of the Ninth District Civic Association attended The group plans to ask the State Highway Commission to use its Cornell Place and Route 29 property to widen the highway Local letters will be sent to Congress seeking steel for a high school addition and to the Board of Education seeking an assistant janitor Boy Scout Troop 97 sponsored by the association won the Red Star inspection January 3 at the high school and will celebrate charter night tomorrow Hostesses were Mrs Dorothy Hoen Mrs Claire Miller and Mrs Doris Dienst
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Charles H. Berger
Frank J. Hill
Lawrence Levitas
Dominic Peterpaul
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Calvin Coolidge
Allan Tumarkin
William Raphael
Philip M. Peck
Ninth District Civic Association
State Highway Commission
Cornell Place
Route 29
Congress
Association
Dorothy Hoen
Claire Miller
Doris Dienst
Honor Cooper For Public Service
Harry Cooper received a scroll from Raymond R. King for outstanding community service. Cooper led Hillside Industrial Foundation and started Hillside Industrial Association as its first president. The Rotary Club plans a January 24 meeting at Cooper Alley Foundry and will donate $1 per member to the Rotary Foundation. The Inter-City Meet is set for January 30 at Chiam Chateau Mountainside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cooper
Raymond R. King
Hillside Rotary Club
Cooper
Hillside Industrial Foundation
King
Cooper Alloy Foundry Co
Rotary
Rotary Club
Hillside Industrial Amysociation
Percy Shaffer
Cooper Alley Foundry
Stanley Weston
Terry Schnabel
Rotary Foundation
Delegates Back School Budget For Hillside Township
Delegates praised the Hillside school board budget including a $6000 raise for boilers and replacements at Harden-Locker School and a $3000 salary increase for manual training. The group discussed costs of living, taxes, and teacher pay while noting enrollment rises amidst calls for adequate services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden-Locker School
Jack Bernstein
P.T.A
Robert G.kirkpatrick
Conford
Frederick A. Renard
Hillside Industrial Association
Solvi V. Retrino
Bristol-Myers Co
Adolph A. Winston
Saybrook
Sidney Englander
Max Schleifer
Bernstein
Harden-Looker P.T.A
Irving Fisen
Leibo
Fram
Hillside
Officers Elected By Jewish Council
Dr. Harry Brody was reelected president of the Hillside Jewish Center Board of Directors at its meeting. Benjamin Karet nick and Mrs. Samuel Leventer were named vice presidents and Mrs. Percival Singerman secretary. Installation set for February 11 with Harry Meltzer chairing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brody
Hillside Jewish Center Board of Directors
Brody
Benjamin Karetnick
Samuel Leventer
Percival Singerman
Harry Meltzer
Center
Benjamin Berkowitz
Sara Bornfeld
Rose Bornstein
Milton B. Conford
Edward Diamond
Goldye Flieder
Henry Goldhor
Mee
Charles Grubi
Milton Goldsmith
Irving Goodman
Edward Gottlieb
George Handler
Walter Leibe
Paul Miller
Milton Lilien
Meltzer
Irving Minion
Harry'Nacht
William Raphael
Rubin Ritz
Lute Share
Herbert Salz
Alex Silberman
William Zupnik
Morris Lieberman
Meeting Set For Volunteer Emergency Squad
Dr. William F. Wacker announced the first meeting of a proposed volunteer emergency squad for the township. The session is at 8 p.m. Friday January 25 at the Civilian Defense control center 1284 North Broad Street. The group of men and women will train in first aid to assist township ambulances and relieve police and firemen. A representative from Leonia or Milltown will outline duties. A list of interested residents is on file and more attendees are urged to join or contact the Civilian Defense Office at EL 2-7890 or WA 3-5700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Wacker
Volunteers
Civilian Defense Control Center
North Broad Street
Board of Health
Wacker
Leonia
Milltown
Civilian Defense Office
Boosters Hear School Candidates for Education Board
Hillside Boosters Club hosts an open meeting at George Washington School at 8 p.m. February 5 to hear candidates for the Board of Education election on February 13. A Q A period follows with refreshments and a moving picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hillside Boosters Club
George Washington
Harold Kushner
John Kaufman
Irving Jay
Louis Gollin
Morris Fuerstein
Board of Health
Mark Swanger
Picket Charged With Assault At Baker & Taylor Strike
A New York organizer for Local 153 of the International Union of Office Employes faces a warrant for atrocious assault and battery after striking George Russell of Newark during a Saturday picket at the Baker & Taylor plant on North Broad Street. Russell required three sutures for facial cuts. the strike began November 29 with mediation efforts still pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Blake
Black
New York
International Union of Office Employes
AFL
Baker & Taylor
North Broadstreet
Blake
George Russell
Newark
Charles Grubin
Hillside Avenue
Ruswell
State Mediation Board
Center Receives 28-Foot Shuffleboard Gift
A twenty eight foot shuffleboard donated to Hillside Recreation Center on Liberty Avenue by Sidney Mittleman president of Union Specialty Company of 211 Hillside Avenue. Peter G. Humanik recreation supervisor says the table assists community junior and teenage programs and thanked Mittleman this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Recreation Center
Liberty Avenue
Sidney Mittleman
Union Specialty Company
Hillside Avenue
Peter G. Humanik
Mittleman
Awards Given To Pack 198 Cubs At Tuesday Meeting
Cub Pack 198 members received awards during the Tuesday meeting at Ani Aurden Locker School. William Ivans earned a silver arrow and lion book, Bruce Pierce received a silver arrow, and Jack Pozar the den chief got a pin for four years of service. Melvin Pell graduated from the pack into Boy Scout Troop 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack
Ani Aurden-Locker School
William Ivans
Bruce Pierce
Jack Pozar
Melvin Pell
Boy Scout Troop 94
Four new den mothers introduced by Scoutmaster
Four new den mothers Mrs Tore Eide Mrs John Tharaldsen Mrs Charles Tapper and Mrs John Zako vic were introduced to the group by Scoutmaster Frank Cernigliaro. Scout calendars were distributed by committee chairman George Zemanovic to the boys who participated in the Red Star inspection program January 3 at the high school. A travel movie on Yosemite Was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore Eide
John Tharaldsen
Charles Tapper
John Zakovic
Frank Cernigliaro
George Zemanovic
Yosemite
D A V Demands Hyvasta's Release in New Jersey Action
The New Jersey Disabled American Veterans executive committee at Trenton endorsed an Essex County DAV Council resolution urging Congress to secure John Hvasta's release. Rep. Clifford P. Case introduced a joint resolution on September 27 in Congress. Hvasta, 26, of 1475 Franklin Street, was arrested October 1 1948 for spying and sentenced to three years in June 1949. the term was extended to ten years in March 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
John Hvasta
Franklin Street
Czechoslovakia
New Jersey
Disabled American Veterans
Trenton
Essex County
DAV Council
Clifford P. Case
Rahway
Hvasta
Boosters Probe Plan For Hillside Hospital
Hillside Boosters move to study building a hospital on Hillside Union line to be funded and run by Hillside and Union townships. Estimated cost three to four million dollars. Louis Gollin chairs as officials contact Union representatives and local industries for donations. Col Harry Luftman and Irving Bornstein to reach industry partners. Local doctors to be consulted on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Boosters
Hillside Union Line
Louis Gollin
Gollin
Union
Harry S. Luftman
Irving Bornstein
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Louis J.hess and Associates Realtors
Hillside Ave
Sun Tube Corp
Long Avenue
Hillside, N. J
Blue Prints
Blanchard
Mattison
National Tool & Mfg. Co
North12
St. Kenilworth
N. J
Elizabeth
Public Service
Irvington Center
Green Flyer
H. Kneely
R. H. Donnelley Corp
St. L. I. City
Harden- Looker
N. Broad _St
General Supply Company
Centennial ‘Avenue
Cranford
Theresa M. Bensen
Pelle
Mister Kenny
6Th Avenue
Sylvia
Rental & Exchange Film Service
Gallard's Movieland
Cee Ave
Pew Household Furnishings
Antiqua
Call Waverly
Hillside NJ
Pau
Seler
Yale Ave
Opes
H. Freedman
J. M. Harris
Tropical Fish Center
Hollywood Pet and Supply Co
Hollywood Ave
Long EL
Johns-MannVille
Better Business Men's Bureau of Union
Pearse’ Construction Co
Salem Road
UNIL
Pope
Joseph A. Policastro
Genera
White Street
Severrross
Hillside Yellow Cab
Waverly
Walter Arren
Ipto
Karl Abelhoer
Long Ave
Tel
The
Times
Stefan Orban
Henry A.than
McCook, Neb
Mr. Orban
Myrtle Street
Emanuel Gersten
Harvey W. Peace
Dimes Fund
Plymouth
BIG
Ailan
Bergman
Liberty Ave. Cor. Bloy
First Musicale
Heights
Honor Cooper For
Jewish Council
Elizabeth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Northwood
D.A.V
Hyvasta
Tobia’s Appliances
Tappan
Averly
Clinton Avenue
Bigelow
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