Case For Governor Committee Formed in Hillside
Charles A. Doerr of Westfield announced a Case for Governor Committee in Hillside with Albert Scho wn as chairman and several local members. Petitions for Congressman Case circulate while stickers and biographical literature become available through county and local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Charles A. Doerr
Westfield
Union County
Doerr
Albert Schown
Chaiman
Gregor Pearson
Rose Lampe
Carolyn Major
Bessie Roses
George Barry
E. Broad Street
Congressman Case
Hillside Groups Eye Faulkner Plan Change in Government
Hillside Heights Civic Association and the Progress Club discuss using the Faulkner Plan or Optional Municipal Charter Law to reform Hillside government. They push for a charter commission and ward-based representation to ensure full-time leadership and better local representation, with voters deciding the ultimate change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Progress Club of
Hillside
Public Forum
Hillside Heights
the Times
Henry Goldher
Newark
Township
Charter Commission
Progress Club
PTA Groups Back Code of Social Behavior for Teens
Northern New Jersey educators urge public school PTAs to adopt a teen social conduct code. Private school associations including Pingry and Beard endorse rules on invitations, chaperones, travel plans, driving responsibility, sober parties, early curfews, and teen-parent communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Northern
New Jersey
Prospect Hill Country Day School
Hartridge School
Montclair Academy
Rutgers Preparatory School
Wardlaw School
Budget Hearing Set for March 10 on 1953 Town Ships Budget
Public hearing in the Municipal Building will review the 1953 budget with a total increase of 151,465.69 dollars. Of this amount 120,423.09 dollars relate to school purposes. The 1952 tax rate of 5.62 is expected to rise to 5.77.
Victim of Auto Dies in Hospital
Frank J. Sulkowski 54 of 1295 Hoker street died at Elizabeth General Hospital from injuries after a Feb 25 collision at Bloy street and Route 22 with an auto driven by Mrs. Wallace C. Sulcer 41 of 21 Sagamore road Maplewood. Mrs. Sulcer faces a death by motor vehicle charge and will be arraigned next Wednesday. Sulkowski, a Hillside resident for 32 years, was born in Kingston New York and worked for Baker & Company Newark. He leaves wife Mary Puskar Sulkowski a son Frank N. Sulkowski a daughter Veronica Kozubal a brother Steven and three grandchildren. Services were at Walter Lee Home and Church of Christ the King with burial Mt. Olivet Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Sulkowski
Hoker Street
Elizabeth General Hospital
Bloy Street
Wallace C. Sulcer
Sagamore’ Road
Maplewood
Sulcer
Sulkowski
Hillside
Kingston
N. Y
Brooklyn
Church of Christ the King
Baker & Company
Newark
Mary Puskar Sulkowski
Frank N. Sulkowski
Veronica Kozubal
Steven
Walter Lee
Din
Cooperation deadlines set for Hillside Times submissions
The Hillside Times asks contributors to observe deadlines. News copy must arrive by Monday noon, with all other copy due by Tuesday 5 p.m. Meetings after this time are excluded.
Weather Outlook: Fair and Cold With Continued Chill
Forecast shows fair and cold today with continued cold tonight. Mostly fair conditions expected tomorrow with no precipitation and chilly high pressure in control.
Elks Honor Norman L. Sanford With Testimonial Dinner
Hill side Lodge 1591 B P O Elks will host a testimonial dinner for Norman L. Sanford retired chief of police and Hillside native who served 37 years on the force including 28 years as chief. Sanford joined the force in 1915 and rose through ranks before Elks arrangements led by William N. Robin Dr Fred H. Roever Albert Renner and F Libby Sr. upholds his long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Sanford
Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Hillside Avenue
Sanford
Elkdom
John Mason
Elks Lodge
William N. Robin
Fred H. Roever
Albert W. Renner
F. Libby Sr
State Conference With Zoning Board To Clarify Powers
The Township Committee planned a conference with the Zoning Board of Adjust ment to confirm the powers under which it acts. Questions arose after several exceptions from the zoning ordinance were granted on February 19 and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board
Township Committee
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Milton B. Conford
Haskin Fuel Company
Newark
Ramsey Avenue
Unique Wire Weaving Co
Carmello Dellutri
Lessie Street
Hilside Avenue
Vito Addeo
Residents urge parkway work near Elizabeth River stretch
Hillside residents adjacent to the Elizabeth River land between the Lehigh Valley Railroad and North Avenue press the Park Commission to start improvements on the Lehigh Valley Railroad to North Avenue section. They note $60,000 is available and fear delays will push the project to next year, delaying public recreation and dam-related planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
North Avenue
Salem Dam
Route 22
Rovert C. Kirkpatrick
Milton B. Conford
Elizabeth River
Union County Park Commission
Park Commission
Hillside
Crane
Board of Freeholders
Commission
The
Elizabeth River Parkway Association
Kirkpatrick
Union
Elizabeth
Bloy
Howard J. Bloy
Parkway
State Water Policy Commission
Ursino Lake
Elizabethtown Water Company
Rutgers Avenue
Conant Street
Salem Pond
Township Flags Park Board For 'Cover Up' On Parkway
Township officials rail at Park Commission delays on the Elizabeth River Parkway and plan Civil Defense drill as Hillside residents seek progress. Commissioner Kirkpatrick blasts the commission. Mayor Conford pushes for a meeting and broader support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Flags Park Board For
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Union County Park Commission
Elizabeth River Parkway
Kirkpatrick
Iwas “Heaver
Park Commission
Robert G. Crane
Commission
Conford
Hillside
Elizabeth River Parkway Association
B nai Brith Wins Heritage Award In Voting Campaign
Hillside Lodge No. 1514 Bnai B rith of Hillside New Jersey won first prize in the 1952 Register and Vote Competition by the American Heritage Foundation. The lodge promoted voting with a Vote Before November message and held a political forum with Clifford Case and J Frank Pettit. Charles E Wilson former GE president announced the award and commended the lodge for boosting citizenship turnout. Winners receive a full color reproduction of Arthur Szyk illuminated documents by the Lithographers National Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Hillside
N. J
American Heritage Foundation
Clifford P. Case
J. Frank Pettit
Paul Miller
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Company
Foundation
C.M Vandeburg
Arthur Szyk
Hillside Youth Wounded on Korea Patrol
Hillside native 21 year old Powell of 1108 St Louis Ave wounded by mortar fire on his first patrol while with the First Marine Division in Korea. He suffered leg shrapnel wounds and is the son of Mrs Anna Powell and brother of Fireman Michael Powell. Powell trained at Camp Lejeune and previously worked for Asthblundt Tree Service.
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Powell
St. Louis Avenue
Anna Powell
Michael Powell
First Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Porto Rico
Dakotas
Hillside High School
Asthblundt Tree Service
Newark
Philadelphia
Large Land Offer To Township Committee
A Hillside firm offered 67 000 for several hundred feet on North avenue recently rezoned to Residence. The Township Committee will discuss next week. Many other property offers were received for public sale on April 7. The 1953 salary ordinance was introduced on first reading with a March 17 public hearing. retroactive to January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Stavitsky Co
Hillside
North Avenue
Anthony Liniewski
Prospect Street
T. Winslow Woodruff
Michael Marston
Locust Avenue
William Tsbrecht
White Street
Republicans Plan Meetings And Events At Hillside Club
A joint meeting of the Republican County Committee and Hillside Republican Club executive board will be held at the Elks club house 244 Hillside avenue Tuesday evening March 10 at 8 30 pm. Final arrangements will be made for the St Patrick s card party March 16 at Polish American Hall and for the annual County Committee dinner. Plans will also be made for a Candidates Night in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Rotary Club
Frank Dailey
Meadowbrook
Cedar Grove
Louis Prima
Ee Smith
Hillside Lions Club
Frank Daily
Hep Cats
Billy Huggins
Pereese
Republican County Committee
Hillside Republican Club
Elks
Hillside Avenue
St. Patrick’s
County Committee
Plea Fails To Halt Later Tavern Hours Change
Township committee passes ordinance extending tavern closing hours to 3 am on Saturdays and Sundays by a 3-2 vote. Commissioner Malone and Mayor Conford oppose, citing safety concerns and police complaints. Local clergy and state Beverage Board echo opposition amid nearby towns already at 3 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com
John M. Malone
Township
Malone
Milton B. Conford
Sioner
Hillside
Perry G. de Witt
Joseph A. Carroll
George M. Runner
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Eliezer Cohen
Sinai Congregation
G. S. Harper
Franklin Memorial Methodist
State Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Conford
William Gural
Jack Valenti
Newark
Elizabeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
George van Photo Abraham Mankowitz
Charles J. Grubin
August H. Davies
Goldher
Goldhor
South Side
Robert ©. Kirkpatrick
West Side
Heights
Hillside Times
Uncle Tom
Hillside Ave
George Wagner
Charles Hanson
Plymouth Homes
Hanson
Henry Kreh Jr
Schering Corp
W. F. Hobbie Jr
1550
Mann Avenue
Shade Tree Commission
State League of Municipalities
North Broad Street
Waverly
Policastro Radio & Television Service
Long Avenue
Civil Defense
Civil Defense Headquarters
Korea
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Salem Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Lee — Biltwell
Thorogood
Levi
Washington
Solomon
Liberty Ave
Tobia’s
Westinghouse TV
Westinghouse
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