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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1954

Page

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Plan Traffic Control Step Plan Inches Toward Revision

Township Attorney Adele Braelow will vet a traffic control step plan Tuesday night following township demand for revision of traffic rules especially truck movement and all day plant employee parking. Specifications for gasoline purchases and bids over 21,000 were discussed, with some exceptions to circumvent law. The Recreation Commission reviewed progress and a resignation wave hit police and pension actions, while sewer extension and fuel tank removal were debated along with ambulance housing and building exterior approval.

Adele Braelow Wiui Pefer Arthur Janes D. Dutty Board of Recreation Rogret Pankin Weber Resello John Chet de Hotel Leo Wall

Board of Education presidency rotation debate grows

Hast township discussions hint at annual president rotation and two-term limits for board members. Ellsworth J Sterner proposes a Republican ticket for Township Committee while Hillside police report enhanced service including a foggy night aid from patrol units.

First Aid Cards For Hillside Ambulance Squad

Thomas Greene Jr, captain of the Hillside Ambulance Squad, presents standard first aid cards to twenty four squad members who completed the course. The photo shows members Leo Secht and others. Classes in advanced first aid continue weekly through April. The squad answers all emergencies nightly from 7 pm to 5/90 and invites new volunteers via secretary Miss Kathleen Jacobits, 23 Dod Place, Hillside.

Thomas Greene, Jr Hillside Ambulance Leo Hillside Ambuance Syned Kathleen Jacobits Dod Place Hillside

Meyner to Address Hillside Industrial Dinner

Gov. Robert B. Meyner will speak at the Hillside Industrial Association dinner on March 18 at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth. The talk airs at 9 p.m. on Station NAAT with Mayor Milton B. Conford introducing him. Attendance is expected to exceed 200 with Hillside service clubs and township committee among invitees.

Robert B. Meyner Hillside Industrial Association Winfield Scott Elizabeth Orm Milton B. Conford Trenton NAAT Governo Willian M. Bristol I Bristol-Myers Co Harry Cooper Cooper Alloy Foundry Co Frank O'Brien Allis Chalmers Harvey Pence, Jr Hillside National Bank Harold Ward Robert A. Johnston Co Milton Goldsmith Academy Yearbook Graphers, Inc Frederick Renard Neil & Spauer Orly Johnson Jais Macwithey Brixton, Myers Hilside Service Clubs Hillside Industry

Paper and Scrap Drive By Hillside Fire Auxiliary

Hillside residents are asked to cooperate in a paper and scrap drive organized by the Hoop and Hammer Association of the Hillside Fire Auxiliary on Sunday March 14. Items may be deposited at the curb at 10 am as a sound truck reminds the community.

Hillside Hoop and Hammer Association Hillside Fire Auxiliary

Hearing Stated On Ridgway Ave Lots

At a Planning Board meeting it was announced a public hearing will be held Wednesday March 1 at 8 30 pm at the Municipal Building. The session will cover the proposed subdivision of Ridgway avenue lots 10 and 10A in block 212, submitted by Anton Vit Jr for D Leeds Mille Inc and Federal Amusement Co. Approval was given for the subdivision of lots 83 64 55 57 58 59 block 298 creating a 60 by 100 foot lot and a 119 by 100 foot lot on the north side of Lro street, submitted by Arthur E Dienst.

Planning Board Ridgway Avenue Anton Vit, Jr D. Leeds Mille, Inc Federal Amusement Company Savde Tor Lro Street Arthur E. Dienst

Woman Drives Local Pool Fund Drive in Hillside

Mrs. Hazel Zins of 275 Hollywood Avenue starts a letter campaign to boost Hillside Industrial Foundation’s plan to raise 75000 for a town swimming pool. She urges volunteers to join the effort and notes community pride and early volunteer support.

Hillside Industrial Foundation Toray Nutdaoor Aes Piteide Hawy Hollywood Avenue Indi Eery Billige Akers Ue All

Goldfinger Named To Assessing Unit

Richard Goldfinger of 1519 Morris Place was named to the Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners by the Township Committee to fill the unexpired term of John W. Krug, ending April 21. He is an accountant at D H Stiffim & Co of Summit and active in Hillside civic groups and fundraising campaigns.

Richard Goldfinger Morris Place Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners John W. Krug Imin &Co Summit Goldfinger Hillside Lodge B'nai B'rith Democratic County Committee Hillside Democratic Club Community Chest Red Cross United Jewish Appeal Hillside High School Ibion Valley College Seton Hall and Pretty Lou Orange

Sinai Sisterhood Board Meeting Planned

Sinai Sisterhood prepares for a scheduled board meeting with attendees including Mrs Heine Talay and Emr Fink el among the listed members. The gathering aims to discuss chapter matters and upcoming events.

Mong Oy i Weld Lem Arch Mx Emr Finkel Mrs Heine Talay

Vote Salary Raises For Town Employes

Raymond D R Matthews Republican candidate spoke to Hillside Young Republicans urging youth involvement and a rotating staff to connect residents with Washington. Township Committee details raise municipal salaries in 1954 budget for public hearing next Tuesday night.

Raymond DR. Matthews Republicat House of Representatives Hillside Young Ree Jmiblical Chiy Martin Gotteb Doemus Place Young Republicans Matthews Union County Republica Party Wil Uniot Washington America

Truck Driver Dies In First Fatality

Forty two year old David Freier of Vilhon Street Brooklyn New York died Sunday after his truck hit a pole in front of the Community Sundy Company on Route 22. An immigrant with one month in the country he had picked up 52 crates of milk in Frenchtown and was bound for a New York market. Police and Dr Peyser examined scene injuries to a first responder and two others, with pay and city salary changes noted in separate resolutions.

David Freier Ofai Vilhon Street Brooklyn New York Te Community Sundy Company Newell Che Brower Pendiehe Creer Gy Fever Road In Prenehtown Poller Frenehtowny Joseph Poyeer Harry Schuelle Vio Dbl Peyser Mances

Former Residents Die In Florida Auto Crash

Frank A Graham and his wife Mrs Clara A Graham former Hikesd settlers died in an automobile accident near Tanna Florida. Gratien died Sunday and Mrs Graham yesterday. Services will be at Ely's Funeral Home Asbury Park. Survived by sister Mrs Lillie E. Smith and two daughters Mrs Mae B Cosby and Mrs Lorraine ath. Further notice in daily papers.

Frank A Graham Clara A. Graham Lorraineath Red Bank Pros Today

Couple Celebrates 25th Anniversary in Hillside Home

Vr and Mrs. Joseph Saviors celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary at home with about relatives and friends. Mr Savittiere runs L und Fuel Company. Mrs Stavittlere is treasurer of the Italian American Women's Auxiliary. Guests from Hillside and Newark attended a medley of songs by Miss Vern Roberts. decorations featured chartreuse, dark green, white and grey.

Joseph Saviors Morty Aversees Lund Stavlitlere Louise Sehembrn Newark Wenen Amohcaty Witside

Veterans Groups Donate to Little League Fund

Local veterans organizations present a $200 check to Dr Charles Gratin, trustee of the Hillside Little League, from leaders including Walter Teor Iofi, War Veterans jirial Buiding Association head, and Commander enport-DUL Jr of Post 1722. The hook mentions Costa Sadao and Irving Brody among others, with George Martin and Commander Charles Wernicke Jr noted.

Zimintermay Walter 2 Teor Iofi War Veterans Jirial Buiding Assovislion Charles Gratin Tle League Vrlrams Costa Sadao Vstremeett Enport-Dul Jr Post 1722 VIPW S Br Irving Brody Venter Comkit Harde Onker

Girl Scouts Camporama at Warinanco Park on May Day

The Girl Scout Council of Elizabeth Hillside and Linden sponsors a Camporama at Warinanco Park Stadium Elizabeth on Saturday May 1 from 1030 a m to 8 p m with skits and camp themes. If rain occurs, the event moves to May 8. A camp committee meeting led by Mrs Gilbert M Kilearr announced season folders for Camp Lou Henry Hoover Swartswood Lake.

Girl Scout Council Blzsbeth Hillside Linden Warinanco Park Stadium Elizabeth Gls Seen House Gilbert M. Kilearr Lou Henry Hoover Swartswood Lake Hillside Camp Committee Wayne T. Branom Edna Doll Henry .Gi Nulton

Partly cloudy and windy day with cold spell

Weather report notes partly cloudy skies and strong winds during the day with a cold spell expected tonight and continuing into tomorrow. Frigid air may linger as temperatures drop and wind chill remains noticeable.

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Road Department Joseph McAlwe Frederick J. Beye Arnold C. Norton Carmine Servatelli Angels V. Marino Arthur Riche David ©. Evans Park Street Henry Kreh George Wagner Liberty Avenue Long Avenue Midside Sterner Police Board of Education Arnold H McClaw Mildred B Raphael McClaw Ellsworth J. Sterner Ray King Henry Groh Ferrigno Burry King Groh Carmen Ferrigno George Burry Burry Biscuit Corp Union County Toller Department Hillsie Sterner Road Ig Bissohwers Indies Hillside Times Call Waverly the Hillside Times North Broad Street Ammerniin Phobo Gov. Meyner Ape Ridgway Ave Ot St Van Industrial Foundation Cinamise Walter R Lee Mame Salem Ave. Hills Growney Broad St Builiside Chef Frantzen Renin Lili Lortinh Lauchaddines Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Ees Raber Swvil Service Treasuer Depuly Palles Florida Little League Starko’s Liquor Store Inc Irving Lapidus D.C Lee Solomon Tobia’s Appliances Liberty Ave
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