Hillside Elks Win New Jersey Youth Activity Plaque
Hillside Lodge 1591 of the B P O Elks received a national plaque for the top youth activity in New Jersey at the Elks National Convention in Chicago. The Junior Baseball League serves ages 14 to 18 and has run for 15 years under Hillside Recreation Board chair William Kobin and a team of volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
New Jersey
Albert W. Renner
Chicago
Hillside
Grand Lodge
William N. Kobin
Hillside Recreation Board
Kobin
George McClatchey
Frank Hill
John Waskaweicz
Albert Dill
Daniel Leib
Robert Chapman
John T. Hallinan
New York
William J. Jerrick
Nutley
John Scileppi
Ellis National Youth Activities Committee
Joseph J. O'Toole
Newark
New Jersey State Elks Association
George K. Foley
Rising Costs Prompt Extra Funds for Schools Referendum
A Columbia University Institute of Field Studies survey led to a new program adding a high school wing and multi purpose rooms to three elementary schools. After bids rose by 225 000 dollars since June, the Board of Education seeks authorization at next Tuesday's referendum to cover the overrun with allocations to the High School Harden Looker George Washington Calvin Coolidge and others, with a 1.36 per 4000 assessed valuation over 27 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Field Studies
Columbia University
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Harden-Looker
George Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Referendum controversy over school building funds grows
The board sets a mid summer referendum for an additional 225000 for high school building additions after delays and prior defeated measures. Voters face bids, rising costs, inflation fears, and fears of further delays amid Korea era economic jitters.
Public Invited To Help On Referendum Meeting
All persons interested in promoting the school referendum are invited to attend a meeting this evening at 8 p.m. in the Board of Education offices at 195 Virginia street. Henry Goldhor chairs the sites and new buildings committee. Dr. Wayne Branom and other board members will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Virginia Street
Henry Goldhor
Wayne T. Branom
Forthuber Receives Zone Exception For New Front Office
Zoning Board of Adjustment granted Joseph Forthuber a zone exception Tuesday night to move two greenhouses and a potting room from the rear of his Glenwood Avenue property and erect a new cement office boiler room and potting room in front of the moved buildings. The structure will align with the Coco Steel Corporation building opposite and sit 67 feet back from the street. The area remains residential, but Forthuber argued the land’s non conforming use existed before zoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Joseph Forthuber
Glenwood Avenue
Coco Steel Corporation
Forthaber
Unified Rion Under A Special Board Proposed Here
Citywide recreation reform urged with a Board of Recreation Commissioners to coordinate programs. The Joint Recreation Survey Committee cites duplication and high costs, proposing Harden Looker Hillside A Morris schools as neighborhood centers to serve dense areas and provide gymnasium and auditorium facilities.
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Joint Recreation Survey Committee
Harden-Looker
Hillside Ave
A. P. Morris
Community recreation centers under school facilities plan
The proposal envisions school facilities as recreation centers operated with a full time director and seasonal summers. Centers run 8:15 pm to 4 pm weekdays and 8 am to noon Saturdays, with seasons from fall to spring and part time staff as needed. Costs fall largely to local township authorities with heat light janitorial by the Board of Education and recreation commission funding personnel, no rental fees.
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Board of Education
Recreation Commission
ITI
Water and Tax Equality Referenda Voted at Township Meeting
Township Committee discussed public referenda on property revaluation and water system changes. Oneil won approval to seek a November referendum on property revaluation while Conford opposed, Kirkpatrick supported. four to one vote with Oneil abstaining on the water referendum. Mayor King urged action after a critical airport notice, and local land deals were approved including Windsor Way and Jerome Avenue parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Oneil
Anton A. Vit Jr
Conford
Oneil
Onell
Benjamin Hale
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Rap
Bureau of Aeronautics
King
Elizabeth
Potomac Contractors Inc
Windsor Way
Sterner & Kane
Elizabeth Attorneys
Jerome Avenue
Campaign to Free Hvasta Gains Local and National Support
Officials from township to national level press for release of John Hvasta, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hvasta of 1465 Franklin Street, held in Red Czechoslovakia since 1948 with ten-year sentence. Rep. Rodino aims to bring case to the United Nations amid a broader push for prisoner clemency and related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hvasta
Michael Hvasta
Franklin Street
Benjamin Hale
Clifford P. Case
Rahway
Islana
State Department
Hvasta
Rodino
10Th Dist
United Nations
International Organization
William Oatis
Associated Press
Prague
University of Bratislava
Gabriella
Brat
King appoints seven member Plan Board and civic center panel
Mayor King appointed a seven member Plan Board with Henry Kreh Jr as ex officio engineer and members Kirkpatrick Tichenor Rosenberg Lowden and Roy. Terms vary from one to four years. A civic center study group was formed and a school referendum urged. A noise ordinance faces first reading with a 200 dollar fine and 20 days jail. Public works and personnel matters are assigned, including road department appointment and a two week Fire Department leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rk
King
Pifice
Henry Kreh Jr
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Leslie R. Tichenor Jr
Jack J. Rosenberg
Col
Francis V. Lowden
Thomas A. Roy
King and
Kreh
Kirkpatrick
Tichenor
Benjamin Hale
Oneil
Henry Goldhor
Board of Education
Gold Star Mothers Cozy Cornerstone Memorial Ceremony
Four Gold Star Mothers laid the cornerstone of the Veterans' Memorial Building at Liberty Avenue and Miller Place. The event included mothers of Army and Marine Corps service members, assisting widows, a Davenport Dill Post chaplain, and a host of local officials. Dedication of the building is planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Phono Service
Kenneth Trousdell
Joseph Dill
Emmet T. White
John E. Trousdell
Veterans’ Memorial
Liberty Avenue
Miller Place
Emmett. White
Charles L. White
Army
Pfc
Joseph Dill, Jr
Marine Corps
John Trousdell
Cpl
George Trousdell
Navy
Clara Trousdell
Trousdell
Eileen Prince
John Prince
Harold Schultz
Davenport Dill
Herbert
Hillside Industrial Association backs $225,000 school bond referendum
The Hillside Industrial Association trustees inform Hillside Board of Education that an extra 225000 is needed to finish the Hillside school building program due to higher material and labor costs. They urge voters to approve the bond to avoid delays and keep taxes as low as possible while contracts are let promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Industrial Association
Henry Goldhor
Board of Education
Goldher
Frederick A. Renard
Hillside
Weather Aims for Thunder Shower Tonight
Increasing clouding ushers in a thunder shower threat today with unsettled skies. Fair weather is forecast for tomorrow as conditions improve.
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Elks Lodge
Powells
Korea
Congress
Forthuber
Board of Recreation Commissioners
Peter G. Humanik
Milton B. Conford
Tobin’s Appliances
Clinton Ave
Michael Tobia
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
N. J
Gang Iannal
North Broad Street
Solomon’s
Hillside Butchers F
Sinzinger
Prop
Coe Ave
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bright Street
Petion
Baker & Taylor
Joseph E. McAtee
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Scannell
Sented
Howard J. Bloy
Walter Howell
Carmen J. Ferrigno
The
War Veterans' Memorial Building Association
Edward A. Baldwin
Union County
American Legion
Henry Goldher
Harry I. Luftman
William Howland
United Spanish- American War Veterans
George W. Herlich
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Salem Ave
Hillsidf EL
Salem Pharmacy
Industrial Ass
Kiwanis Club of
Hillside, New Jersey
Sirs
Hillside Times
Armed Forces
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