Hillside Air Hazard Committee Seeks FAA Noise Tests
Hillside officials alert FAA to measure aircraft noise from Newark Airport on runway 29. Tests will cover sites at North Broad Street and Bailey Avenue, Fun Fair Building, Gee Avenue, and Municipal Building. Commissioner Diamond says a meeting with Gov. Hughes and all interested parties will be held to discuss the situation and safety concerns. Capt. Clark warns turns below 600 feet during takeoff may be dangerous, turning a previously cited harassment issue into a safety risk.
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Hillside Aireraft
FAA
Hillside
Newark Airport
North Broad St
Bailey Ave
Fun Fair
Gee Ave
Robert Dia
Mond
Community Swimming Pool Project Wins Approval
A Hillside public meeting of the Community Swimming Pool Committee approved moving ahead with a new pool to be built next summer. Commissioner Monroe Ackerman praised for handling concerns. The gathering sparked volunteer signups for a permanent community effort and potential cultural projects, with future industrial development discussed as part of the town’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Ackerman
Muyicipal
Apar~tion
Hill- He
Hillside
Hess Thanks Those Who Contributed
Louis J. Hess, chairman of Police Athletic League drive via Kiwanis Club, thanks Hillside residents for cooperation in contributing to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Louis J. Hess
Police Athletic League
Kiwanis Club
Hillside
Tax Office To Open Evenings In Summer Hours
Tax collector C Pozar announces the office will stay open Mondays from 7 to 9 pm on July 29 and August 5 to help residents pay their third quarter taxes due August 1.
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C. Pozar
Cancer Cures Are Now Rising in New Jersey and Union County
The Union County Chapter of the American Cancer Society reports 1961 totals: 884 cancer deaths in Union County and 873 in 1960, with Hillside at 50 deaths in 1961 and 52 in 1962. New Jersey tallied 11,370 cancer deaths in 1961. nationwide deaths are projected at 280,000 in 1963. The society notes 22,000 expected new Jersey cases and 530,000 nationwide. Cancer remains the second leading cause of death after heart disease.
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Union Country
New Jersey
Union County
Hillside
American Cancer Society
New Jersey State Department of Health
Fire damages Neill & Spanier Lumber Yard in Hillside
Frederick A. Renard president of Neill & Spanjer writes of the lumber yard fire that destroyed parts of the plant and Hawthorne Millwork. He thanks Hillside Police and Fire Departments Newark Irvington Union and others for risking lives to fight the blaze and thanks residents Dorothy Groeger and Al Stier for aiding the day after. He denies fault by the company and expresses hope arsonists will be found.
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Saiter
Hillside Times
Neill & Spanier
Dow
Miss Roberts
Neill & Spanjer
Hillside
Hill Side
Newark
Irvington
Union
Hawthorne
Neil & Spanier
United States
California
South America
Africa
Phillipines
New Jersey
Boston
Baltimore
Pitts
Dorothy Groeger
al Stier
Frederick A. Renard
Stamler Calls For Accident Care On Turnpike Traffic
Senator Nelson F Stamler de clared that recent highway death reports show Union County suffers a high share. He cites interstate trucks on Routes 1 22 and the Turnpike with fog or no fog as a danger, noting violations by out of state trucks and insufficient state police coverage. A continuation is promised on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson F. Stamler
Union County
New Jersey
New York
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Treffile
House Robbed at Williamson Ave Home
Mrs Isadore Perlmutter of 260 Williamson Avenue reported a Tuesday night burglary at her residence. Two bedrooms the living room and dining room were ransacked as she investigates the extent of losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Perlmutter
Williamson Avenue
Guatemalan Consul Named for North Jersey Role
Government announces Martin Zager of 844 Winchester Ave Sillside NoJ as Consul AH for Northern Guatemala. He will handle commercial, immigration and passport matters and represents Imperial Air Freight Service Inc of Newark.
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Martin Zager
Winchester Ave
Sillside
Noj
Northern
Nats
Zager
Guatemala
New Jersey
Mr. Zager
Imperial Air Fright Service, Inc
Newark
Nas
Millionaire's Club Honor for Arlein in 1963 Mid Year
Arlein of Hillside at 1457 Center Street has been elected to the Millionaire's Club for the eighth consecutive year. The mid year honor reflects unusually high production in the first six months of 1963. Arlein specializes in health and life insurance and is with Weininger and Schleifer, The First Cent, Of Page &.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dierman Arlein
Center Street
Hillside
Millionaire's Club
Harvard Ave Man Loses License Over Fatal Crash
The Division of Motor Vehicles suspended the New Jersey driving privilege of Joseph Sujkowski, 43, of 401 Harvard Avenue Hillside, for one year from June 14 1963 after a March 17 1962 two car crash on Lyons Avenue Newark. Passenger James Boutsikaris 41 died. Sujkowski was found to drive into the intersection without due caution and failed to observe traffic. violating careless driving RS 39:4-97.
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Division of Motor Vehicles
New Jersey
Joseph 5S
Sujkowski
Harvard Avenue
Hillside
Lyons Avenue
Taming of the Shrew projected for Wartanco Park outdoor run
Final preparations for an outdoor Shakespeare comedy production at Wartanco Park on Friday July 26 and Saturday July 27. Curtain at 7:15 PM with free admission. Sponsored by R. J. Goerke Co. Elizabeth Plainfield. directed by Henry W. Glass. 500 seats on three sides of a natural stage. A Cedar Brook Park Cedar Brook Plainfield show follows August 9 and 10 with similar sponsorship and support.
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William Shakespeare
Wartanco Park
R. J. Goerke Co
Elizabeth and Plaintield
Woodbridge
Henry W. Glass
Weatfield
Cedar Brook Park
Plainfield
Shakespeare Garden
Elizabeth and
Cooperaion
Ram Awarded Scholarship to Incoming Penn Class
University of Pennsylvania has awarded 300 scholarships totaling about 400000 to members of its incoming freshman class. Jeffrey L. Ram of 344 Trinity Place is among recipients. Overall, about 3.5 million dollars in scholarships will be awarded during the 1963 64 year, with total financial aid exceeding last year’s record 4386, an
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viewmiversity of Pennsylvania
Jeffrey L. Ram
Trinity Place
University
Office of Financial Aid
Hillside votes for its own municipal pool plan
Strong show of support with 500 residents at Municipal Headquarters as Commissioner Ackerman outlines a $330000 pool on Central Avenue near Conant Street. Opponents on South State Street fear noise and parking but leaders say funding from 900 families at $50 each will cover a $36710 first year cost and a second pool is planned after 1400 1500 memberships.
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Hillside
Monroe Ackerman
Ackerman
Community Swimming Pool
Central Ave
Conant St
South State St
Hillside Ave
Bristol-Myers
Joseph Ram
Central Avenue
Citizens Committee
Springfield
South State Street
Warwick Road
Timothy O’brien
Hillside Avenue
Lfe
Robert Sisco
James Ruggiero
George Plichta
Elizabeth River
William Carragino
Hillside Industrial Association
Max Schleifer
George T. Hall
Munnavenue
Albert Cont
Timetable for Hillside's new community swimming pool
The Community Swimming Pool Committee advances plans from a July 29 meeting at the Municipal Building. An architecture firm will be hired, a citizens group formed, and a brochure mailed to residents. The township will draft an enabling ordinance in fall to authorize bonds, with hearings, bids, and a three month construction window.
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George Zoerner
Hillside Photo Service
Ridgway Avenue
John A. Desch
Charles 8. Mancuso
Phillips
Mundet
Hillaide
Munder Cork Corporation
Rth Jersay
Tax Office
Stamler
Cance
American Can Company
North Union Avenue
Hillside Fire Department
RF. Novak
North Jersey
Millionaire’s Club
Arlein
Harvard Ave
Shakespeare
Warmanco
Ram
S. State
Starko's
Liberty Age
Kege
Growney Fuweral Home
Broad S
Altschule
Rexall Drug Store
Liberty Cor
Jack Redlus
Liberty Ave
Benj Moore
Dupont Lucite
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