Hillside Times published in Hillside New Jersey
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New Jersey Considers Modern Local Government Variations
The Faulkner Commission on Municipal Government asks the Legislature to allow citizens to adopt from three modern forms mayor council council manager and a small municipality plan. Each form offers multiple variations including council size ward or at large elections staggered terms and plain at large terms. The Taxpayers Association supports expanded choices for towns.
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Hillside issues and events from 20 years ago
The Hillside township faced a $200 000 increase in its share of the Joint Trunk Sewer as the disposal plant’s location shifted to Elizabeth from Linden. Hillside Police won a pistol shoot against Linden. Bridge and underpass contracts for Route No. 29 were discussed. A Millside Church fashion show featured male models as women. The 1935 Sening Class won inter class basketball. Public Health Immunization plan endorsed by Board of Health. Walter S. R. Dickinson elected president of Hillside Republican Association. Township Committee to meet Board of Education privately over school budget, with voters having defeated the budget in a second election. Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy noted.
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Richard W. Tims
Masonic Hall
Harry Schnabel
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Howard J. Bloy
License Revenue Snapshot Shows January February Totals
The report records 171 dollars and 25 cents from miscellaneous licenses for the period January 26 to February 26. The data was submitted to the Township Committee for review and action.
Letters to the Editor praise Hillside candidates and critique party dynamics
Readers urge support for John Brown and Jim Holsing as strong Hillside Township Committee contenders citing Brown's recreation gains and safety work. A second letter questions Hillside Democrats and calls for clearer coalitions with independents and reform factions ahead of elections.
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Quiet Talk on Psalms and Daily Prayer
A sermon reflects on Psalm 5 1 2 and the broad range of human experience in the psalms. It praises Hebrew prayer life and urges daily meditation and thanksgiving to God. The speaker asks if listeners can covenant to live as a daily prayer psalm.
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Transfers Involving Lehigh Valley Railroads Ramsey Property
Transfer listings detail a Ramsey land parcel union among Lehigh Valley Railroad Company of New Jersey and Walnut Realty Company. The property intersects division lines of lands owned by both firms and contains 0.533 acres more or less.
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Pruning Lilacs for Better Flower Heads Over Time
The article outlines a phased approach to pruning lilac shrubs to restore vigor and achieve better flower heads. Begin by removing oldest canes, focusing on shaggy bark, then cut to above fat buds or leave 12 to 15 inch stubs if no buds exist. Expect shoots and flowers in about two years, with gradual top reduction over subsequent seasons.
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Catholic Information on killing, wealth, and God’s law
A Catholic spokesman argues against compromising moral law when faced with temptations of wealth and convenience. He cites Job and Romans to condemn evil done for perceived good and emphasizes adherence to the Ten Commandments. The piece defends strict ethics on sterilization euthanasia and birth control as unchanging divine will.
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Calendar of local club events and meetings
A sequence of community activities lists dates in March and February including school survey presentation at the high school auditorium, fashion show from the Woman's Club and Wesleyan Service Guild, a Boy Scout auxiliary card party, health board and township meetings, Adjutant Bill Willis Night at American Legion post, and a Progress Club event honoring the high school basketball team. Local civic groups and committees schedule additional meetings at the Municipal Civic Center and other venues.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
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Community notices list PTA meetings and local events
March 24 and March 28 events include Family square dance by Saylor School P T A and a PTA Preside Council meeting. Township Committee conferences set for April 5 and 12. April 6 and 20 feature American Legion posts Hurden Looker and Hurden Booker events. Board of Education and Auxiliary nights noted for April 13 and 20.
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Walter Skoczynski Rites Held In Newark
Funeral services for Walter Skoczynski were held at Lashkowsk Funeral Home Irvington and St. Stanislaus Church Newark. Burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery North Arlington. He died February 28 at St Barnabas Hospital Newark at age 64 after a brief illness. Born in Poland he came to the United States at 16 and lived in Hillside after retiring from a Newark grocery business on Sherman Avenue which he owned for many years.
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