Hillside trustees back 75000 pool and 10000 field house plan
Hillside Industrial Foundation trustees approved two recreation projects totaling 85000 to be funded by a new 75001 pool for township children and 10000 for a Bristol-Myers Field field house and locker room. The pool project marks the foundation's first major capital effort. The group reported 1953 receipts of 22426.16 and a year-end balance of 10137.77, with 31 charter members contributing 100 annually.
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Hillside
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Bristol-Myers Field
Trupiece
Une
A-C Supply Go
American Can Co
Arrow Engineering Co
No N. 8
Hatfield Wire & Cable C. Heil Co
Hellmund Oil Co
the Hillside National Bank
Jiffy Manufacturing Co
Robert A. Johnston Co
Jones Pies
Kraft Foods Company
Lionel Corporation
Paramount Products Co, Inc
Schacht Steel Construction, Inc
Sun_Tube Corp
Sunrise Dairies
Viking Sprinkler Co, Inc
Gus Reinke Machinery & Tool Co
Supreme Cleaners & Dyers
Airborne Accessories Corp
Mothers Aid Polio Drive Organizes March for Charity
William Galik announces 45 mothers have formed a Mothers March to support the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Led by Mrs. Jack Lager and Mrs. Morris Moskowitz of Irvington Avenue, they plan a telephone campaign on Wednesday January 27 from 7 to 8 pm. Contact Mrs. Lager at EL 3-2056 for participation.
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William Galik
Hillside
National Foundation For
Will Lead Singing At Scottish Event In Newark
David Brown Jr of 1607 Summit Avenue will read a community sing at the twenty sixth Robert Burns Night at South Park Presbyterian Church Newark. The event at 1035 Broad Street Lincoln Park Newark starts 6 pm with social hour and a 7 45 pm church service led by Scottish groups. Rev Norman V Hope of Princeton will be guest speaker. Public invited.
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David’ Brown, Jr
Summit Avenue
South Park Presbyterian Church
Broad Street
Lincoln Park
Newark
Norman V. Hope
Princeton
Ambulance Squad Aids Hospital Fire Near Miss
Hillside Ambulance Squad members rushed to Newark Beth Israel Hospital after Mrs. Jennie Blank suffered a heart attack. While transferring her, a lamp shade sparked a fire in a ward. Fireman Lawrence Seifert contained it quickly. The squad, praised as vital, runs 24 hours with daytime fire department staff and nightly volunteer responders. A fund drive and April 29 dance aim to keep the service funded. Coffee price concerns and alleged manipulation in Brazil are raised, urging a nationwide boycott until prices stabilize.
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Hillside
Newark Beth Israel Hospital
Jennie Blank
Mapleave
Joseph Peyser
Michael Giordano
Thomas’ E Greene Jr
Blank
Theresa Klink
Lawrence Seifert
Seifert
Fire Department
Hitchin’ Post
Jatdarice
Oka
Surprise Farewell Dinner For Charles B. Taylor
About forty friends gathered Friday at Townley’s Restaurant Union for a surprise party honoring Charles B. Taylor retired motor vehicle agent after twenty three years owning an agency at 1529 Liberty Avenue. Speakers included State Senator Kenneth Hand and Freeholder George C. Hernlich. a barometer and license plates were presented as gifts. Taylor plans to raise turkeys on his Farmingdale farm.
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Townley
Union
Charles B. Taylor
Motor Reiele
Liberty Avenue
William J. Dearden
Motor Vehiche
Dearden
Stanley
George van Photo
James A. Oneil
Hillside National Bank
Charles J. Taylor
Stanley H. Weston
William Deardon
Hazel M Colberg
Hillside
Juley Terry
Liberty Avenue Business Men's Association
Dog License Renewals Due January 31 Township reminder issued
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy reminded dog owners that licenses expire January 31 and should be renewed before that date. The notice emphasizes timely renewal to avoid penalties and ensures compliance with local regulations.
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Howard J. Bloy
Hillside taxes to rise after school budget increase
The Hillside Times reports that the Board of Education budget increase for 1954, about 74 000 dollars, will raise the tax rate by about twenty points. The full impact depends on total local ratables and township reserves for uncollected taxes, with all agencies sharing the burden proportionately.
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Commisstorjer Rover
Toanship
Ranmitlee Abana
Kirkpawick
Athe Hullsidy
Hillside
Ve Board of Education
Minion
Fundy
Hillside ‘Times
Board of Education
County of Union
Hillside Airman Set for Japan Leave Turned to Farewell
Annam 2/C Edwin uv Muenoh son of Mr and Mrs John Muenoh of 584 Tillman street key member of Keesler AFB personnel staff completed a birthday furlough at home and heads to Japan as a personnel specialist. He visited close friends and held a surprise open house with about 50 guests from Hillside High School class of 1951 Bafeway Stores ex coworkers and new Air Force friends. He enlisted in March 1952 and is a California awaiting shipment to Japan.
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Annan
Edwin Uv. Muenoh
John Muenoh
Tillman Street
Keesler Air Force Base
Mississlsa
Japan
Hillside High School
Bafeway Stores Inc
Hillside
Air Force
Muench
California
Booster Club Drive Raises Funds For High School Activities
The fourth annual booster drive for the High School Booster Club runs Saturday from 9 to 12, aiming to raise $2,000. About 40 adults and 150 students will canvass town, selling $1.00 stickers as they visit homes and businesses. Edward Gottlieb coordinates at the school, with student leader Fred Chivala guiding pupils and a committee led by A. Ernest Schickedanz and Herbert Fitz directing the drive. The effort supports awards, sweaters, trips, and the Dads Booster Club Scholarship Fund, continuing the club’s tradition of refreshments for sports and other activities.
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the Roads
Edward Gottlieb
Fred Chivala
Students General Association
A. Ernest Schickedanz
Herbert Fitz
School Candidate Total Reaches Nine At Hillside Board Race
A Hillside Board of Education race grew to nine candidates as filings closed. Among those vying are Max Schleifer seeking re election, Paul A Ritter, and Nat Gold who did not file. Other contenders include Favory Vocational High School teacher Michiel Rom and community figures from Hillside and Newark.
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Board of Education
Max Schleifer
Hiyra
Myra
Betty Garrett
Bayview Avenue
Nat Gold
Pitzpatrick Street
Favory Vocational HS Rom
Trinity Plaun
Newark Public Schools
Bram Products Inc
Newark
He County
Rumi
Hillside
Bloomfield High
Newark State Teachers College
Rutgers University
Ed Moin
No Education Association
Newark Teachtin Assocition
Central Avenue School
Saybrook Schoool Pta
Hillside Lodge
Boal Brith
Willside Dowlsh
Oheb Alum
Board of Fluention
Page
Shade Tree Board Elects Ortstein
Shade Tree Commission reorganized Tuesday evening in the Municipal Building Louis Ortstein elected president succeeding Arthur Kresal who resigned to join the Zoning Board Ortstein resides at 22 Ridith way avenue and has been a member of the commission Robert McNamars retained as secretary Rywene Abramo installed as new member to fill Kresal’s vacancy
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Shade Tree Commission
Louis Ortstein
Arthur Kresal
Adjment
Ortstein
Ridithway Avenue
Cammmis Stary O Td
Robert McNamars
KctaTy
Rywene Abramo
PTA Favors Vote For School Budget
The executive board of the Calvin Coulidge School PTA urges a vote in favor of the upcoming school budget. They express support for teacher pay increases and call for participation in the next election, noting Tuesday February date.
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PTA
Calvin
Coulidge Sehiool Pta
Directory of Hillside clubs and groups planned
The Millside Times seeks a complete up to date list of local clubs and organizations. Send your organization name officers secretary contact address and phone meeting location and time for inclusion under Directory of Clubs and Organizations of Hillside.
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The
Millside Times
Hillside
Merkle Motors Wins Five Star Award at Banquet
Merkle Motors earned a United States Five Star Hudson dealers award at a Springfield Orchard Inn banquet. Pred Merle Ur and Glen S. Potter presided as the firm received the honor for outstanding customer relations and trained staff. Weather notes show showers possibly changing to snow today with colder conditions tomorrow.
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Hudson
Glen 5
Potter
Merkle
United States
Merkle Motors
Oldmon Store Ad Lists Work Clothes and Rubber Footwear
The Oldmon Store at 1299 Liberty Ave Washington WA promotes work clothes, work shoes, and rubber footwear including heavy boots and hood sneakers Thorgood style with everyday low pricing.
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Thorogood i
Washington
Oldmon
Liberty Ave
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