Appointed Official Likely to Seek Tenure in Hilside Township
Rumors say a Hilside appointive official will ask the Township Committee to grant tenure of office. Tenure exists normally by automatic service or by voter referendum after required years. Plumbing Inspector Benjamin J. Sunmimer already has tenure under the first method. The question arises whether this unnamed official will pursue tenure amid a Democrat majority on the committee and limited tenure for other posts.
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Hilside
Benjamin J. Sunmimer
Arthur L. Theurer
the Times
Lvather
Progress Reported In Parley On School Plans
Reports from the Tinwhstin Committee and Board of Joint Inference indicate progress on unification and funding issues. Peter G. Humanik will develop a town wide program for submission later this month. Mayor King notes potential land for a future five or six grade elementary school in Westminster and seeks a township map for planning. A new driving plan may vacate Livingston road if neighbors consent. Stockton Place may be rotated and re conveyed to the For ihaber estate to allow a four foot fence at Colvin Colidge School.
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Tinwhstin
Pereation
Peter G. Humanik
Subinmeion
Wen
Raymond R. King
Westminster
Livingston Road
Plymouth Road
Stockton Place
Tillman Street
Route 29
Hown Paper Street
Forihaber
Colvin Colidge
Page Hight
Hillside housing boom meets opposition and planning push
Residents observe dense new garden apartments on Hillside Avenue opposite Bond Street with four projects already oversubscribed. Officials report hindrances to Liberty Avenue plans and discouraged North Avenue zoning for new apartments. The Hillside Industrial Association backs a Planning Board to curb growth and improve public relations between industry and residents. An existing Chapel Auto Sales extension on Liberty Avenue faces limited impact, while a local newspaper argues against indiscriminate used car lots and gas stations.
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Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Bond Street
Liberty Avenue
Ryan Street
North Avenue
Chapel Auto
Habermann Twins Win Progress Club Basketball Award
Edward and Norman Habermann, 17 year old senior twins, shared the Philip Levin Ward award at the Men's Progress Club dinner at Hillside Avenue School honoring the high school basketball team. Gold basketballs and letters were given to players and coaches. other awards were withheld as the season was not finished. Gus Kyle and John McLeod of the New York Rangers spoke as did several school and club officials.
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Edward
Norman Habermann
Philip Levin
Father and Son
Hillside Avenue School
New York
Lots Fine
Funling
John Kovac
David Doremus
Anthony Sadler
Marvin Fishman
William Stollar
Arnold Rose
Roland Massimino
Joseph Silver
Samuel Cahn
Donald Brogan
Edward Adler
Ronald Rosen
Thomas Marshall
Frank Leming
Fine
Silver Samuel Dubow
John Duthie
Gus Kyle
John McLeod
New York Rangers
Wayne T. Branom
Ruhl L. Custer
Dubow
Harold Sirkin
Progress Club
Union Wins Temporary Injunction Against Baker & Taylor
Local 18, Book and Magazine Guild obtained a New York Supreme Court temporary injunction Tuesday against Maker & Taylor Co. The order bars refusal to honor the Local 18 contract and prohibits the firm from negotiating with another union as the union pursues a permanent restraining order.
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New York State Supreme Court
Local 18
Book and Magazine Guild
Maker & Taylor Co
Peace President of Zoning Board Elected
Harvey W. Peace Jr. was elected president of the Zoning Board of Adjustment at a board meeting Tuesday night. Douglas J. Haviland was succeeded. Stanley H. Weston was reappointed secretary. Members include Thomas Keyworth and George Steuerwald. The board approved plans for a Suburban Medical Service Center off North Avenue near Ursino Lake, despite zoning uses not listing such construction.
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Harvey W. Peace Jr
Trinity Place
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Douglas J. Haviland
Stanley H. Weston
Haviland
Thomas Keyworth
George Steuerwald
Medical Serlice Center
North Avenue
Ursino Lake
Hillside candidates announce primary slate and bids
Commissioner Benjamin Hale seeks renomination. Arnold McClow runs with Hale. Democrats Henry Goldhor and John Malone enter. Col Harry Luftman pursues Independent bid. James Oneil declines renomination. Hale, McClow tied to Hillside Republican circles. Goldhor touts Board of Education record. Malone promotes reform. Luftman pledges open town forum.
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Benjamin Hale
Arnold H. McClow
Henry Goldhor
John M. Malone
Harry I. Luftman
James A. Oneil
McClow
Board of Education
Hale
Hillside Republican Club
Republican County Committee
Oneil
John M. Brown
MicClow
Plant Employees Join Civilian Defense Program
Hillside Industries workers will register under the Civilian Defense program run by the Hillside Industrial Association. Frank OBrien and Arthur Rudine reported 63 replies from 200 questionnaires about facilities for emergencies. Lionel Cororation's George Hermann described a 3500-person basement shelter and a warning system. Block wardens’ first mass meeting at Hillside Avenue School will train about 135 volunteers, who will take loyalty oaths. Philip Leininger noted about half the township homes have placards on pirate attack response and 893 families were registered by the senior girls history class. Fire Chief August Davies said first aid instructions for auxiliary firemen will be ready soon and outside drills start in weeks.
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Hillside Industries
Hillside Industrial Association
Civilian Defense Council
Frank O'Brien
Arthur Rudine
George Hermann
Lionel Cororation
Irvington
Hillside Avenue School
Sidney Englander
Englander
Philip Leininger
Himes
Rosine Boyd
August Davies
One of Hillside's Good Stores on Liberty Ave
Solomon's at 1299 Liberty Ave WA 39507 offers a large Spring and Easter merchandise selection plus garden needs. Local shoppers can find seasonal decor, gifts, and plants in a compact neighborhood store.
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Hillside
Liberty Ave
Szarko’s Liquor Store
N. J
Workers 100 Percent For Olo Steel Union
All 68 of 74 eligible Jiffy Manufacturing Co. workers voted, showing full support for the United Steelworkers of America in the NLRB election. The union will be certified after a one week waiting period to allow objections.
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Jiffy Manufacturing Co
Florence Avenue
United Steelworkers of America
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Fire Auxiliary Trains In First Aid At Hillside School
Hillside Avenue School hosts Wednesday evening sessions for the firemen's auxiliary as part of Civilian Defense. Captain Kenneth Trousdell and Garmèn Ferrigno with firefighters Robert Sonntag and Michael Marsnick teach first-aid and use of firefighting gear under Fire Chief August T. Davies. Outdoor drills planned with weather. two films shown on first aid and fire prevention in the auditorium.
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Hillside Avenue
Kenneth Trousdell
Garmén Ferrigno
Robert Sonntag
Michael Marsnick
August T. Davies
Johnson & Johnson
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Hillside High School
Industrial Association
Hillside Butchers
Sinzinger
Prop
Coe Ave
Growney Funeral Home
North Broad Street
New Jersey
Habermann Twins
Progess Club Basketball Award
Union Restrains
Baker & Taylor
Zoning Board
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Pine Tavern
Long Ave
Cy Alter
Strong
Singer Manufacturing Co
Elizabeth
Hillside Times
Elizabethtown
American Red Cross
Union County Cancer Society
Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity
Inter-fraternity Congress
Hillside Lodge
Goldhor
Bard of Education
Columbia University
Cousellor
Newark
Emil Herrigel
Dads’ Athletic Booster Club
Sinai Congregation
B'nai B'rith
New Jersey State Association of Collection Agencies
New Jersey State Association of Practical Nurses
Club Razor and Blade Manufacturing Company of
Branch Brook Realty Company
Community
Malone
Mlone
Jung Sol Lamp Works Inc
Newak
War Production Board
Washington
Loy
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Civilan Defense Council
Iocal Red Cross
Newark Industrial Red Cross
Saybrook School
P.T.A
First Presbyterian Church of Orange
Robert Street
West Orange
Belleville
Ohio
Irvington High Schol
Ohio State University
Newark College of Engineering
Rutgers University Extension
Luftman
Col. Luftman
Hays
Luffman
Lincoln Republican Club
Independent Republican Club
New Jersey State Housing Authority
AUS
Waarden- Looker
American Legion
Davenport-Oil— Post
V.fjwa
V.fjwa 29Th Division Association of
Hillside Dav
Reserve Officers Association
American Ordnance Association
Progress Club of
Lodge 197
Harry L Luftman
Liberal Commission
Silverstein
the Hillside Times
Waverly
Tobin
Appliance Co
Olo Steel Union
Walter R. Lee
Mansdorf & Winter
Fish & Sea Food Market
Bergen St
Newark Corner
Renner Ave
Sam Mansdorf
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