Hearing January 25 On Tract Subdivision
Public hearing on the Eyars tract subdivisions on Conant Street set for January 25 at 8 pm in Town Hall. Preted Construction Company led by Peter H. Benigno proposes Hallcourt at the center connecting Blackburn Warwick and Valley View roads with three tract entrances. Hall court aims to improve police and fire protection as 140 homes priced around 18000 would push development past two and a half million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyars
Conant Street
Atethe Town Hall
Planning Board
Preted Construction Company
Peter H. Benigno
Burmil
Hallcourt
Blackburn Road
Warwick Road
Valley View Road
Liberty Avenue
Hall Court
Voorhees Street
Polio March Volunteers Sought for Mothers Campaign
The Mothers March on Polio plans a January 31 event with about 200 women, led by district captains and co captains. Police will patrol for safety as donations support polio vaccine research and aid those affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan
Mothers March
Jack Lager
Leonard Friedman
Morris Moskowitz
Robert Kaplan
John Muccino
Milton Caris
Franklin Erdman
Fred Zeppelin
Bunny Slade
Bernice Stanger
Helen Scheetman
Prank Mahon
First Quarter Taxes Due February First 1966
Collector John C. Pozar announced that the first quarter taxes for 1966 are due February 1. The tax office remains in the old Municipal Building at 1284 North Broad Street. Ample notice will be given when the office moves to the new municipal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Pozar
North Broad Street
Long Range Plans To Be Discussed By Hillside Industrial
The Hillside Industrial Association will hold a January 19 meeting at the Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabet h with Dr William H Chartener of McGraw Hill detailing the longer range outlook for investment in new plant and equipment over the next decade using graphs and illustrations. Members are urged to attend and bring associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Industrial Association
William H. Chartener
Department of Economics
McGraw-Hill Publishing Company
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
George Black
Chartener
HITA
Westminter considers branch library to aid children
Residents favor a new branch library in Westminster to serve kids, but lack of public transit may force long walks. Some suggest repurposing the vacated Town Hall. The piece notes political speculation about Arnold H. McClow seeking re election and a possible Township Committee run if Eisenhower enters the race. It also covers tax concerns on school budget, ratables, debt, and municipal building costs. Reports denying rumors about Henry Sige and Jean Giordano are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Arnold H. McClow
Board of Education
McClow
Eisenhower
MeClow
Mass Rescue Demonstration At Hillside School
An Esso Rescue and First aid Team will perform a mass rescue demonstration next Tuesday January 24 at 8 30 p m in the Hillside Avenue School auditorium under Dr Ralph A Schwartz Hillside director of Civil Defense medical units The program covers all phases of first aid and rescue work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue
Esso
4. Nevins
Ralph A. Schwartz
Hillside
Civil Defense Medical Units
Membership Drive set for 1056 campaign and field plans
Witile Teague Board of Trustees named Samuel Romano and Alfred Perchaliit as co chairs for the 1056 membership drive to begin immediately. Col Harry Luftman John Beattie Moe Goldberg named top and vicepresidents for a fund raising drive to develop the Gurd Avenue field with a field house score board and regulation diamond. A petition from residents to approve the field will be sought after township committee approval. A barn dance is planned May 18 at Old Evergreen Lodge by the Women's Auxiliary. A sweet sixteen party was held for Carol Ann McTernan at Lewellyn Farms with immediate family guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witile Teague
Samuel Romano
Alfred Perchaliit
Board of Recreation Commissioners
Mayfair
Col
Harry J. Luftman
John Beattie
Moe Goldberg
Gurd Avenue
Jesse
The
Aven
Willontan
Mildred Hess
Women’s Auxiliary
Old Evergreen Lodge
Paul F. Korlesky
Wilder Street
Irvington Avenue
Dorothy Malone
John M Malone
Library Board of Trustees
Florence McClure
Malone
McClure
Michael Tobia
Knights of Columbus
Henry Goldhorn
Noblon
Gural
Tobia
Paul Lappke
Hillside Property Owners Association
Lappke
Genntro Messang
Arthur Gohen
Maple Avenue
Dr Grant to Head Red Cross Drive in Hillside
Dr Francis J. Grant of 940 Salem Avenue will direct the annual Red Cross fund drive in Hillside starting March 1. The campaign is announced by Charles B. Baltz, general chairman for Elizabeth town Chapter. He is a practicing ophthalmologist active in Lions Club Knights of Columbus and medical societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Grant
Salem Avenue
Red Cross
Hillside
Charles B. Baltz
Campaign For
Elizabethtown
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
New York Medical College
Grant
Hillside Lions Club
Thomas F. Canty
Knights of Columbus
Union County Medical Society
American Medical Association
New Jersey
Who's Who To List Booster Drive Saturday
Announcement says B Bernard Zients of 166 Windsor Way will be listed in Who's Who in America. Zients, Newark born, Rutgers BS, Harvard MBA, VP at Gimble Bros New York. Booster drive funds Hillside school activities with 35 fathers soliciting donations Saturday chaired by Sidney Englander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Drive
Bernard Zients
B. Bernard Zients
Windsor Way
America
Mr. Zients
Newark
Rutgers University
Harvard University
Owes Stores Merchandise Co
Gimbel Bros
New York
Dads
Gre Dollay
Sidney Englander
Herbert Pita
Bam Dubow
Joe Silver
Ruhl Db. Custer
Stacey Dunham
Aig
No School Site In Evans Tract Decision Reported
The Board of Education announced no site in Evans Tract for a new school on Conant Street. The board will notify the Planning Board. At Abrim P. Morris School, Mrs Himnah Grushkin was made substitute teacher at 430 a month. Elmer Van Gilder and Sondra Stoll were appointed teachers at pro rated salaries of 4100 and 3500 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Evans
Conant Street
Planning Board
Himnah Grushkin
Abrim P. Morris
Frank J. Hill
Elmer van Gilder
Sondra Stoll
Polio Benefit From Hillside Club Plans Game Night
Mrs Jack Abelowitz president of Women's Progress Club Hillside leads a polio benefit game night Tuesday January 24 at 8 PM at 87 Hillside Avenue Hillside. Chairman Mrs Harry Miller assisted by Mrs Benjamin Fleder and Mrs Al Lowenstein. Hostess Mrs Joseph Goon. Multiple prizes and door prizes. admission free for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Abelowitz
Women's Progress Club of
Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Harry Miller
Benjamin Fleder
al Lowenstein
Joseph Goon
First Prize Winner In Poster Contest
Tristan Dorothy Redius, a sophomore, won first prize in the freshman-sophomore division of the National Thrift Week Poster Contest sponsored by Hillside National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Thrift Week
Hillside National Bank
Ty Dorothy Redius
Goldberg Campaign Manager Named for Board Election
T Lutesnare announced Moe Goldberg of 1559 Fabyan piece as campaign manager for the Board of Education race. Goldberg has nine years in the community, active in Civic and veterans affairs and led Rossenwasser Post 473 Jewish War Veterans. He has held multiple leadership roles including DAV Charter 63 life member and chairing several committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lutesnare
Board of Education
Moe Coldberg
Fabyan
Wbming
Goldberg
Rossenwasser Post
DAV
New Jersey Aimputees
George Washington School
Bhanty Shuck Gommilde
Vetegars
Binal Brrth
Tite League Board of Trustees
Cancel Visit To New Town Hall
A Hillside High School PTA event at the Hew Mmunieval building tonight has been cancelled. The venue is not yet occupied and the cancellation was announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Town Hall
Hillside High School
PTA
Berting Seeks School Board Seat With Broad Civic Ties
John F. Berting of 226 Ryan Street announces petition submission to join the Board of Education. A World War II veteran and Butler University alum, he lists extensive work in metals, engineering training, and various community roles in Louisville and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Berting
Ryan Street
Board of Education
Berting
Union
Butter University
Indianapolis
Idiaia
Stevens
Institute of Technology
Hoboken Houso
Inent R/T
American Society For Metals
American Ordnance Association
Ameretin Institute of “Mining Engineers
Hillside
Tate Teague
Louisville
Preach Air Home
Pee Wee Valley
Kentucky
Neighborhood House
Loulsville
Mary
Susan
Gretchen
Karen
John
Fifteen Year Bond Issue Planned for Town Center
Bowed of Assessors disclosed 1956 tax ratables at 49 993 405 up 1 979 082 from last year. A 15 year bond issue of 1 100 000 for a municipal civic center and fire house will be issued with bids due February 7. Mayor Gural says 15 years save about 75 000 in interest versus longer terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Englander
William Gural
Adgie Breelow
Miss Braelow
Townshty
Clear
Howard J. Gray
Fuyanielad Elretes
Aillside
Aillside aVvene Pid Loshe
Municipad Guruge
Hillside Avenue
PHG
Uae
Dh Dekh
Chalpmay
Cle
Library Prepares Science Display for Hillside Schools
The Hillside Pyle Library under Miss Lorwe Burvleisler and Miss Edith Merman selects science books for seventh and eighth grade curriculums. Topics include Water, Rocks and Soil, Air and Combustion, Plants, Conservation, Human Body, Space, Weather, and Climate. A committee with members Jane Dwyer Helen Watson Jean Levene Gevalding Markowitz George Rosen David Harris Sadye Reilly Ruth Kettenbreg George Kavhoutsis and Edno Dol coordinates the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Pyle
Lorwe Burvleisler
Yod Wear
Edith Merman
Hes Romatht
Hillside Mumbers
Jane Dwyer
Helen Watson
Jean Levene
Gevalding Markowitz
George Rosen
David Harris
Sadye Reilly
Ruth Kettenbreg
George Kavhoutsis
Dno Dol
Firearms Display Sponsored by VFW Post 1722
John Poerier will present a firearms display during the period and will be sponsored by Diver port Dilfey Post 1722. The event coincides with National V W Week observances with membership drives and safety notices for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Poerier
Diverport Dilfey
Vetoony
Victor Heller
County Grand Jury Honors Residents
Friday night January 13 the County Grand Jury meeting at Suburban Golf Club Union honored residents. Honorees included Prosecutor Mys Tike Morss and officials Henry Groh Jun deputy foreman Elward Kiwrimler with a bronze plaque and sterling travel set. ceremony attended by jury members and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loupty
Union
Grand Jury
Morss
County Ghok
Weeniry
Nulton
Jide
Giniell Sotters
Thomas Powers
Dein Ginedon
Henry Groh
Hulse
Bronuel M Reifer
Hilaide
Fie
Cere Niles
Wildlivniens
Wales
Elward Kkiwimler
Tie Gand
Line Entiikine Epg
Eisenhower political forecast by Col Allen highlights health and party picks
Col Allen predicts Eisenhower will not run again citing hypertension and heart activity at 66. He projects Nixon as Republican nominee for president with Milton Eisenhower as vice president and Adlai Stevenson leading Democrats. He criticizes U S policy in the Near East as blundering and warns of Russia backing Arab states and supplying Chinese Reds, while stressing a broader world revolution. Rosenberg introduces Col Allen and Milton Curia welcomes others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Armin LL
Morty Aluhi
Robert 5
Alan
Washington
Mersey-on-Round
Gapaeliy Ag
Aimee
Hillside
Gel. Allen
Vic Halon
Heke
Richard Nixon
Milton Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Col Allen
Averill Hardiman
New York
Soya Sen Estes
Chanees
Sen. Symington
Col. Allen
Bute D
Near East
Israel
Russi
Russia
Ternél
Mir East
Gol. Allen
Rusain
Robert Rosenberg
Milton Curia
Rezoning Plan Nears Completion for Township
The Planning Board advances a revised zoning ordinance prepared by Community Planning Associates of Princeton. It will redesign zoning into Residential A B C Business and Industrial, with a schedule of permitted construction. Meetings to interpret the ordinance to township officials are planned, with a public hearing hoped by late February or early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamny A. Ray
Ray
Community Planning Associates
Princeton
Roy
Board of Assessors and Zoning Board of Adjustment
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Sige
Jean Giordano
Hillside Times
Samuel Jowitt
Little League
James
McTernan
Carol Ann
Lewellyn Farms
Morris Plains
Dr. Grant
Red Cross Drive
Augusta Berns Bamberger
Zapko's
Ing
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile
Monet
Liberty Ave
B. Bernard
Evans Tract
Calley
Growney Funeral Home
John F, Berting
Tleens
Ture
Dech
Holy Name Society
Church of Christ the King
Louis Castellani
H. B. Grant
Paul Kifner
Wiliam J. Shuhala
Victor Petervary
Milton R. Garis
V.f-W
Firearms Display
WALTER R/ LEE
Salem Aye
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Tobia’s Appliances
Weequahic Kosher Delicatessen
Chancellor Ave
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