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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1966

Page

8

Master Plan Summary for Wolf Place and Irvington Area

The report concludes there is no single solution to township planning due to four distinct sectors. It calls for centralizing services, increasing off street parking, enhancing recreation water and sewer facilities, and adopting design standards for yards heights and buffers. It notes area variation in lot sizes and apartment prevalence and warns against mixed use buildings. Population growth is leveling. future growth would rely on apartment development and phase expansions.

Wolf Place Irvington Bloy St Liberty Ave Conant St West Newark Liberty Park Hillside Avenue George Washington Hillside Route 22 Broad St Summit Ave Elizabeth Newark Central Ave Chestnut Liberty Summit Maple Avenues Salem Avenue Long Ave Hollywood Ave Westminster Ave Glenwood Sweetland Hillside Avenues North Ave Union Union County Public Service Coordinated Transport Somerset Bus Co Elizabeth-Union-Hillside N. Union Ave N. Broad St Maple Ave Willamson Ave Bailey Ave Evans Terminal Harvard Ave Hollywood Avenues Irvington Ave Liberty Avenues Hillside Ave Cram St

Hillside Economic Base Analysis Highlights Growth Limits

The 1959 to 1960 data show Hillside median family income at 7547, with 34.2 percent of jobs in manufacturing and 37.1 percent in female labor. unemployment remains low. The report cites land shortages slowing expansion, Route 78 impacts, and a pending 18 acre Mander Industrial Tract along with Hillside Industrial Commission to boost growth.

Union County Hiilside High School Hillside Mander Hillside Industrial Commission New York Ramsey Ave

Hillside faces traffic plan overhaul linking routes and growth

The circulation report analyzes Route 22, Route 78, and proposed interchanges affecting Hillside. It details impacts on tax base and employment, shifts in local and long distance traffic, street patterns, and calls for improved bus service and future rail access, with numerous parking and traffic light recommendations.

Verrazano Bridge Hillside Chestnut Ave Liberty Avenue Summit Avenue N. Broad St Long Ave Maple Ave Conant St Chestnnut Ave Hillside Ave Liberty Ave Lehigh Valley Railroad

Naval Reserve Enlistments Open at Elizabeth Center

Lieutenant Commander Richard J. Zimmerman announced open enlistments in the U S Naval Reserve Program. Six year obligation with first year drilling one night weekly, then two years active duty, followed by three years in reserve. A Reserve Officer Candidate Program is also available for qualified college students. Visit Fourth Ave and Palmer St Elizabeth Mondays to Thursdays 1 PM to 10 30 PM or call 351-3474.

Richard J. Zimmerman Naval Reserve Training Center Fourth Ave Palmer St. Elizabeth Naval Reserve U.S. Naval Reserve Program Palmer St Elizabeth

Hillside and area students named to college dean lists

Sharon OConnell of 14 South Long Ave earns highest freshman average in a class of about 500 at Marietta College in Ohio. Robert T. Sforza of 1487 Franklin Street makes the Union College dean’s list in Cranford for spring, among 51 students. he is a liberal arts Evening Session major and Long Beach High School graduate. Newark State College dean’s list member Joseph Sheare is a sopho more with a 3.63 average. Hillside High School graduate and father Alfred Sforza noted. Rutgers University College in Newark announces several students named to the dean’s list for the 1965-66 term, including Joel Bains, Sheldon Brooks, Dennis Chornomaz, Lone Aves, Geoilly Dean, Richard Ellen, Michael Gald, Martin Graifer, Listman, Harold Newnan, Carol Strause, Ian Wasserman, among others. two Hillside Princeton graduates received departmental honors in their studies.

Sharon O'Connell South Long Ave Hillside Marietta College Marietta Ohio Robert T. Sforza Franklin Street Union Junior College Cranford Sforza Long Beach High School Long Beach Calif Alfred Sforza Aie Rutegers University College of Arts and Civics Newark Academite Veay Sasere Joel Bains Clark Sheldon Brooks Winds Dennis Harold Newnan Williamson Ave Carol Strause Conant St. Iberdaers Lan Wasserman Warwick Nd

Two Princeton Faculty Honor Recipients Named

Dean of the Faculty announces jack arnold cohen of 133 hollywood ave and michael allen herships of 1447 maple ave as recipients of highest honors in psychology and honors in aerospace and mechanical sciences respectively.

Princeton University Jack Arnold Cohen Hollywood Ave Michael Allen Herships Maple Ave

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Senatore John M. Senatore Damon J. Ferrigno Committeenin Anion Vit Monroe Ackerman Ernest Yoork Circulation and Transportation Joseph Sheare Joseph Cipriano Hastern Plivy Newark State College Princeton J. Catelas Brown Ernie Yale Ave N. J Mittleman Bros. Inc. Quality Bakers Maple Avenue Waverly China Hall Chancellor Ave Col. Leslie St N.J Scaremasters Sherman Ave Elizabeth EL Burry’s Biscuit CO Ly Lied Eral West Chestnut Route Union, WJ Arlene Manegold Ryan Owen Hillside Pizzeria Cian St Johnny Murphy’s Brass Horn Cor. Cherry & West Grand AL Zimmerman Diners Club Townley’s Union, N.J Harris Avenue Gourmet Magazine North Broad St Span Dally & Au Harry Kew Toores Maine D Daily Fabyan Place Joey’s Pizzeria THE Hillside, M. J Dan A Messano Bill Whittle Joey Citizens Club
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