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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1960

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Police seek divorce from forced marriage over budget clash

In Hillside police oppose lumping with firemen under public safety funds arguing work and pay differ. Transfers to the Fire Department and a 42 hour week spark calls for separate compensation. PBA meetings with the Township Committee provide no definite outcomes. Meanwhile school budget voting frustration grows in Chapter 7 districts with possible state appeals discussed.

Police Firemen Hillside Fire Department Police Department Hillside Local 70 PBA State Commissioner of Education

Bank to Redeem 1928 Penny at 40th Anniversary

Till side National Bank marks 40 years since its founding with a penny redemption day on July 6. Each customer may redeem one 1928 penny for a new dollar bill and receive a small desk bank as a token. The bank opened July 6 1920, chartered May 21 1920, later moving to its current building February 1 1921.

Tillside National Bank Harvey W. Peace, Jr Mr. Peace Peace North Broad Street Hillside National Bank Hillside

Baker & Taylor Exhibit Steals Spotlight at Montreal Convention

The Baker and Taylor Co from Hillside New Jersey drew strong attention at a joint American and Canadian Library Associations convention in Montreal. Over a thousand association members visited the Baker & Taylor booth to learn about book purchases and library services from a company described as one of America's oldest and largest suppliers. The event set records for attendance in Montreal, with more than 7 000 library and publishing professionals on hand. Nat Bodian led the delegation, joined by Bruce Crisman and Frank J Short, while William A Hunter and Dean B Spain, the company president and vice president, also attended.

Montreal Quebec Hill Side New Jersey Baker & Taylor Co Hillside Baker & ‘Taylor N. J America Brary American Library Association Baker & Taylor Nat Bodian Bruce Crisman Frank J. Short William A. Hunter Dean B. Spain

Zoning Board Reserved Decision On Laundromat Hearing

The Zoning Board of Adjustment reserved its decision last Thursday on a variance for a self service laundromat at 1123 Liberty Avenue near Fitzpatrick Street. Albert A. Wenzel seeks approval despite code limits. a 24 hour operation and 20 washers plus 10 dryers faced opposition from Dr. Ira Blumenthal and others over parking smoke and noise. Also reserved were applications for College Inn at 334 Yale Avenue for a 2000 square foot addition and for the Polish American Club at 400 Bloy Street adding a lounge and dance hall expansion. Objectors cited parking, traffic, noise, and air vent concerns from nearby residents.

Zoning Board of Adjustment Liberty Avenue Fitzpatrick Street Carmen Monaco Albert A. Wenzel Madison Wenzel William P. Malone Hackensack Ira Blumenthal Rhumenthal College Inn Yale Avenue Ainrejein Citizens Club Bloy Street Edward Phillips Harvard Avenue Frank Satko William J. Tinschmidt Polish American Club William Adamowitz Paul Adamowitz Andrew Ehrenfeild Theodore Barnett Charles P. Zweidinger Harvard

Hillside Opposes Route 78 Plans At Newark Hearing

Hillside Mayor W. William Di Buono announced strong opposition to Route 78 routing that could cut through Union County. Alternate 2 and 3 would seize homes and businesses near the Irvington boundary, costing millions in property value and tax ratables, while worsening congestion on Route 22. Alternate 1 affects 640 properties at about 40 million. Alternate 2 about 608 properties near 33 million. Alternate 3 around 486 properties near 33 million.

Union County Hillside Highway Department di Buono Howard J. Bloy Bloy Irvington Union-Springfield Shaw Avenue Newark

Edgecomb Gives $500 to PAL Building Fund

Charles Munn of Edgecomb Steel & Aluminum Corp presented a 500 donation to William Bule, chair on the Hillside Industrial Foundation special projects committee, for the PAL building. Morris Lubin, foundation president, and Bule pledged to keep the project on schedule and progress toward completion.

Charles Munn Edgcomb Steel & Aluminum Corp William Bule Morria Lubin Edgecomb Steel & Aluminum Corp PAL Building Fund Hillside Industrial Foundation Munn PAL Bule Morris Lubin Foundation

Township Fund For PAL Tops $6,000

Hillside PAL Youth Building Fund treasurer Henry G. Gron reports $6,019.92 raised toward a $20,000 goal with $5,799.25 disbursed leaving $220.17. pledges totaling $2,616 will augment the balance as proceeds from a May fair Theater benefit add $481. July 40 notes a new PAL building near Hillside Avenue to be finished in about 15 days with a September dedication. The temporary PAT HQ closed last Saturday and furniture moved. Industrial Foundation projects chair William Buie says pledges of $40,000 toward the remaining cost are sought, with more than $32,000 raised so far.

Henry G. Gron Hillside National Bank Hillside Pal Youth Building Fund Mayfair Theater Alois J. Stier College Inn The Inn PAL Hillside Avenue PAT William Buie Hillside Industrial Foundation

Public Hearing Planned on Route 78 Alignment July 15

The State Highways Department will hold a public hearing July 15 at 10 30 a.m. at the Mosque Theatre Newark on Route 78 alignment from the Springfield Union line to the New Jersey Turnpike Newark Airport. It covers a 7 1/2 mile stretch and presents Union Maplewood Hillside Irvington Newark areas.

W. William di Buono Hillside State Highway Department Newark Mosque Trenton State Highways Department Springfield Union Municipal New Jersey Union Maplewood Union County Irvington Essex County Shaw Avenue Delaware River Phillipsburg Holland Tunnel Hunterdon Warren Counties Turnpike Newark Bay Clinton Hunterdon County Highway Department Springfield Garden State Parkway Norfolk Street

Flag Raising Rite to unveil new 50 star flag on July 4

A ceremony at 10 am Monday July 4 in front of the Municipal Building will raise the station s new 50 star flag. Township Committee member Max Schleifer oversees the program and veterans organizations and Board of Education members have been invited to participate.

Max Schleifer Board of Education

Congregation Launches Building Fund Drive in Sillside

Dr Joseph Peyser president of the Conservative Congregation of Sillside announced a building fund campaign after a unanimous vote. The 95 year old 910 Salem Ave temple will be expanded around the current house to include sanctuary auditorium classrooms library chapel and offices. Joseph Ram named campaign chairman with Monroe Ackerman Jerome Alenick Gerald Goldman Leon Goldsman and Albert Rich on his committee. Sidney Birnbaum will serve as honorary chairman with headquarters in the Salem Avenue synagogue open daily.

Joseph Peyser Congregation of Sillside Salem Avenue Board of Trustees Joseph Ram Board of Education Ram Mittee Monroe Ackerman Jerome Alenick Gerald Goldman Leon Goldsman Albert Rich Sidney Birnbaum Campaign

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