Hillside Industry Commission Talks Parking for Plants
Hillside Industry Commission held its first meeting to discuss using factory parking and zoning changes to attract industry and fund future tax needs. A survey among local plants was proposed to assess expansion plans and parking, amid concerns over current zoning requiring 50 percent land additions for one parking space per six workers.
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Hillside
Hillside Indusorial Commission
Samy Kate
Daniel Marantz
General Brass Co
Seek Volunteers For Cancer Fund Crusade Hillside Drive
Henry Roche appeals for volunteers to run the American Cancer Society Tell Your Neighbor program starting April 1 in Hillside. A minimum of 75 volunteers is needed to fund raise and educate. Contact Murdock 6-4284. Mrs Roche announces key 1965 workers: Hess treasurer, Feltman publicity chair, Witte service chair, Groh industry drive, Schleifer independent business, Branom Hillside schools, township area chairs Whitbeck Foran DeMartino.
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Ers
Henry Roche
Crusade
Hillside
American Cancer Society
Why Some Teachers Will Get More Money 1965 66 Calendar
The article explains how teacher salaries may rise beyond the $800 limit due to steps on the Salary Guide, tenure, degrees, and positions. It discusses a modified eight week school calendar proposal and holiday clustering for 1965 66, plus remarks from Hillside Education Association and Hillside High students on math education. It notes legislative cuts to kindergarten or first grade cutoff dates and local boards retaining control of dates.
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Board of Education
Bone
Hillside Education Association
NJEA
Washington
Branom
Miss Tracy Selected for Science Forum at Esso Labs
Elizabeth Tracy of 259 Ogden Way has been chosen to represent Vail Deaye School in four Science and Engineering Youth Forum sessions at Esso Research and Engineering Company laboratories in Linden and Florham Park. The 17 year old senior, recognized in June 1964 for top scholastic attainment, will attend Wellesley College next fall. The program, begun in 1959, aims to stimulate science interest for Union County students with support from Morris and Union county superintendents and the New Jersey Science Teachers Association.
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Elizabeth Tracy
Ogden Way
Vail-Deaye
I Elizabeth
Esso Research and Engineering Company
Ins Linden
Florham Park
Tracy
Wellesley College
Union County
New Jersey Science Teachers Association
Morris
Union
Leslie V. Bear
William H. West
Apartment Hearing Is Again Continued
Objections to Arden Homes Inc plan for 94 apartments in three buildings on North Broad Street and Roanoke Avenue were voiced at a second Zoning Board of Adjustment hearing. The hearing, after four hours, was continued to March 23 in the Municipal Building. Neighbors cite traffic, noise, parking, and inadequate storm sewers as key concerns with the proposed development in a predominantly residential area.
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North Broadshd King Sts
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Arden Homes Inc
Delaware Valley Nursery
North Broad St
Roanoke Ave
Arnold H. McClow
McClow
John Link
King St
Sterner Rd
Salem Ave
Elizabeth
M.M. Fedor
Dads Club Aids Student Trip to Hillside High Exhibition
The Dads Booster Club of Hillside funded bus transportation for Hill side High School Home Economics Group, Koos Brothers Rahway. Students attended an exhibition and feature on planning and decorating a home with advisor Mrs. Vreeland.
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Dads Booster Club
Hillside
Hillside High School
Koos Brothers, Rahway
Vreeland
Hillside Adopts Budget With Longevity Pay Plan
Hillside Township Committee adopted a 2,526,803 budget after a public hearing. tax increase set by nearly 32,253, offset by debt service cut of 30,000 and higher revenue of about 40,000. Longevity pay introduced for municipal workers 2 to 20+ years, retroactive to January 1. Public hearing on the ordinance set for April 6.
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Hillside
Township Committee
Nuse Motors Property Sold to Electrical Firm
Nuse Motors property at 1430 North Broad Street is sold to Globis Electrical Contractors Co. of Newark. The deal includes the garage showroom and office with two buildings and moves to use the garage for trucks and equipment by April 1. A public auction of automotive parts and merchandise will be held on Saturday, March 20 at 11 a.m. Louis Nuse Jr and Mrs. Caroline Nuse of Hillside own the business, started by Louis Nuse Sr. 55 years ago as a wagon and carriage business before shifting to auto repair.
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Nuse Motors
North Broad St
Globis Electrical Contractors Co
Watson Ave
Newark
Louis Nuse Jr
Millburn
Caroline Nuse
Hillside
Louis Nuse Sr
Louis Nuse
Mental Clinic Board To Meet In Westfield
The Union County Psychiatric Clinic announces its annual open meeting at Temple Emanuel Westfield on Tuesday March 23. A special hour starts at 7 30 PM with a business session at 8 00 PM followed by workshops on child guidance, group psychotherapy, student underachievement, school dropout and phobia topics.
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Robert Winthung
Henry Roche
Union County Psychiatric Clinic
Uiis
Temple Emanuel
Broad St
Westfield
Corwick Named School Custodian
Township treasurer Marya Corwick was appointed custodian of school monies by the Board of Education last week. She replaces Tax Collector John Pozar on sick leave. Pozar had been custodian after former custodian William Ostermiller faced charges of embezzlement and Grand Jury proceedings. The board initially weighed an Acting Law Collector appointment for Mrs. Grete Leidner, but attorney Gilbert D. Chamberly ruled only the township treasurer or tax collector may hold the custodian post.
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Marya Corwick
Board of Education
John Pozar
Pozar
William Ostermiller
Grete Leidner
Gilbert D. Chamberly
Purim Services Held at Temple Shomrei Torah
Shomrei Torah celebrated Purim with evening services led by Rabbi H. B. Lasker and Cantor Or. Bernard Saitz. The Megillah was read, children wore costumes, prizes given for originality, and Purim Pastry was served after services.児
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Jack Redlus
Honor Mrs McCraith For Service To Town
More than 194 persons attended the Women of Achievement dinner honoring Elizabeth K. McCraith retiring from the Municipal Court Clerk’s Office. The Hillside club presented the recognition as public officials and local figures praised her 35 years of youth work and 25 years in municipal service. Her retirement takes effect March 30.
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Roselle
Emma C. McGall
Westfield
McCraith
Irene Phillips
Hillside Club
Phillips
Hillside Group
Co-Chairs Named for Essex County UJA Drive Campaign
The Hill side community campaign names MPS SUC brown oy avvo Gun ton PI and Mrs. Jack Gurwitz as co chairs for the 1965 United Jewish Appeal drive in Essex County. Mrs. Brown is active with Hadassah Newark Beth Israel and Fight for Sight. Mrs. Gurwitz has led UJA efforts since 1951 and held offices with Women's American ORT and Newark PTA. Mrs. Hershkowitz assists as vice chairman from 253 Coniats and has long served the cause.
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Suc Brown
UJA
Irvington Yeptes
Women's American Ort
PTA
One Tern
Newark
Benjamin Hershkowil
Szarko's Liquor Store Ad Promotes Beer and Delivery
Readable ad copy for Szarko's Liquor Store at 1317 Liberty Avenue WA 30659 promotes wines liquors and beers with free prompt delivery. It highlights Mai Kage beer coolers and emphasizes delivery service.
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Szarko's
Liberty Avenue
E Ilire
Lionel Toys appoints district sales managers in two regions
Lionel Toy Corp named Ben Heyman district sales manager for the metropolitan New York area and Walter White district sales manager for Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota Iowa Nebraska western and northwestern Wisconsin and the upper peninsula of Michigan. Heyman, 38, former garden supplies plastics and appliances rep, lives with his wife and two sons at 4 Oberlea Lane Matawan. White, 82, joined from Schick Electric Co where he was a district sales manager and resides with his wife and three sons at 1604 Dawn Dr Minnetonka Minn.
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Lionel Toy Corp
Ben Heyman
New York
Walter White
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Heyman
Oberlea Lane
Matawan
White
Lionel
Schick Electric Co
Dawn Dr
Minnetonka, Minn
Dog Licenses Due April 1
Police Chief Ernest Voelk announced the April 1 deadline for this year’s dog licenses. Police will call at homes and issue warnings to nonlicensers, with summonses for those who ignore warnings.
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Ernest Voelk
Voeth
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Manheifer
Robert Diamond
Carmen Monaco Sr
Stephen Pida
Bristol-Myers Go
Diamond
Wie
Newark State College
Hillside High
Harriette Oderman
Wayne T. Branom
Morris Lubin
Max Schleifer
Sam Katz
Jack Freundlich
H. Coburn
Daniél Marantz
Inlizabeth
Dads ClubAids
Joseph Ram
Monroe Ackerman
the Times
Joseph Fuhrmann
North Broad and
King Sts
Ram
Trenton
Ebertion
Finance Department
Police Department
Hillside Safety Council
Public Service
Liberty Ave
Elizabeth McCraith
Hillside Business and Professional Women’s Club
Kensinon Restaurant
Nuse Property
TOBIA
N.J. Waverly
Mental Clinic Board
Corwick
Shomrei Torah
BENJ
Moore Paints
Mrs. McCraith
Hillside Pal
John 4. Desch
Robert CO
Kirkpatrick
William di Buono
William M. Rapheel
Lionel Toys
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