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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1958

Page

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Ursino Lake Funds Voted for Union County Park Commission

A resolution approved a 196 500 fund for Ursino Lake development by the Union County Park Commission, including capital funding and future land acquisition along the Elizabeth River area near Hillside and Elizabeth. A public hearing is set for March 27 with bond authorization viewed as a first step.

Union County Park Commission Ursino Lake Hillside- Elizabeth Union County Board of Freeholders George W. Hertieh Iillside Fierlich Commission Biryein T Te Elizabethtown Consolidated Water Co Elizabeth River Trotter's Lane Lefith Valley Railroad

Progress Women To Fete Retarded Unit

A social for the Mentally Retarded Adult will be held Thursday evening March 20 by the Women’s Progress Club at Hillside Avenue Paul Abels. Mrs Idith Thivisum Mos and Gertpude Fisch man along with Rae Leventer, president, will supervise.

Watt Union Counsry Thuside Avenue Paul Abels Wil Ba Idith Thivisum Mos Gertpude Fischman Rae Leventer

Father-Son Breakfast Re-Set By Canty Council 3197 KC

The ninth annual Father and Son Communion Breakfast by Canty Council 3197 Knights of Columbus is rescheduled to March 23 at Christ the King School. Mass at 8:30 AM with a body communion, escort from the church parking lot at 8:15. Breakfast at 9:30. Tickets from local contacts.

Thomas F Canty Council Knights of Columbus Christ the King School Y G. de Witt John Dawson Giimary Shea Tl. G. Grant John Growney Bertine Mr. Wallack

Township Votes Pay Boosts for Municipal Employees

The Township Committee approved pay increases for most municipal workers excluding the health officer, totaling about 93000 extra this year. Other actions include Civil Service pay ranges, a 360 bonus for Police and Fire members, and a 200 bonus for Fire Captain Sonntag. Two ordinances and a first reading were introduced, with hearings set for April 1.

Thes Police and Fire Departments Robert W. Sonntag Bureau of Combustibles Hyman M. Schulman W. William di Buono di Buono Schulman Pivot Rating Organization of New Jersey Tillside Max Schleifer Schleifer North Avenue

School Board Budget Debate Highlights Public Access Issues

A township budget hearing contrast shows the township clerk’s detailed salary sheets vs the school board’s opaque lines. The article notes frustration that taxpayers cannot easily identify individual school pay, while township details are public. The piece analyzes board practices and cites budget comparisons between Hillside Linden and Millside districts.

Joe Ram Board of Education Millside Linden Hillside

High School and Pingry Seniors Run Local Industry For A Day

Hillside High School and the Pingry School sent 320 seniors to work in 25 Hillside Industries for Youth in Industry Day. Students filled office and shop roles while executives hosted discussions and a mock stockholders meeting.

Pingry Hillside Hillside High School Pingry School Tillsside Industrial Association Pat Ambriaco al Balza Iva Coleman Vincent de Maio Peter Marine Angelo Mutu Sunrise Thompson Bachman Harriet Harding Wave Bristol Bristol-Myers United States Canada Marlin J. Levitas Joseph W. McLaughlin John Kulikowski Toronto Bristol Myers Company of Canada, Ltd Michael Markowitz Paul Szymanski Kir

Second Breakfast of Conservatives Meeting at Newark Deli

The Conservative Congregation of Hillside hosts its second membership breakfast at the Chancellor Avenue Delicatessen in Newark on Sunday March 23 at 10 am. Membership chairmen Norman Girkin and Dr. Sidney Stein say twenty new families joined after the last drive and invite unaffiliated residents to attend or contact Glikin or Dr. Stein for more information.

Hillside Chancellor Avenue Newark Norman Girkin Sidney Stein Glikin Stein

Freeholders Act To Curb County Roads

Union County will assume future responsibility for curbing along county roads and relieve property owners or developers of the obligation. Freeholder Ernest S. Hickok said the move ends haphazard curbing and will ensure uniform installations under county supervision.

Union County Board of Freeholders Elizabeth Ernest S. Hickok Summit Republican Hickok Freehold Er Hickok Rand

Stagecraft Group Being Organized in Hillside

An adult group for all stages of stagecraft is being formed in Hillside announced by Mrs. Helen Weintraub of 1555 Maple Avenue Hillside. It seeks actors directors scenery design and costuming with aim to stage plays using these talents. Interested residents may call WA 3 8944. First meeting is Monday March 24 at 7 30 p.m. in Hillside Public Library meeting room.

Tmillside Helen Weintraub Maple Avenue Weintraub Hillside Public Library Hillside Liberty Avons

Proposal seeks fixed hours for all town officers

Joseph Ram urged the Township Committee to set specific work hours for all administrative officers and department heads, not just one. No action was taken. The move follows an attorney's opinion noting health officer Dr. Ram is not bound by current ordinances or Civil Service to fixed hours without formal action.

Joseph Ram Board of Education Sidney Birhbaum Gerson le Ram Birnbaum Ram Board of Health Dr. Ram Newark College of Engineering Jong William di Buono Iis

Physicians Panel Organized to Aid Police Emergency Calls

Dr. Peyser announces community efforts to form an Emergency Physicians Panel to answer police emergency calls. Mayor and Police Chief request local physicians to commit as available most of the time, noting past years of strain and urgent need for rapid medical response.

Phat Peyser Adolph A. Winston Paul J. Korlesky Helle Mane

Brussels World Fair guide Gerald Moress honored at luncheon

Gerald Roy Moress of 1524 Maple Avenue was named a guide for the United States pavilion at the Brussels World Fair and honored at a luncheon in Elizabeth. Esso executives and Moress’s parents attended. he received a pen and pencil to take to Brussels as Standard Oil funded his trip. The group sails March 28 from New York aboard the SS America to staff the pavilion in Brussels.

Gerald Roy Moress Maple Avenue United States Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth Case Wilbourn Esso Standard of Edward Moress Gerald Wilbourn Jim Brussels Esso J. Case Wilbourn Esso Standard Oil Co Hillside A. Davilion Belgium

Silver Dollar Subscriptions Drive at The Times

A lively reader drive at The Times office drew multiple local students to sign up new and renewal subscriptions. Joanie Rasslier walked out with six silver dollars for three new and one renewal, while Bobby Vogel and Jerry Diso each earned a dollar for their new orders. Herman and Marty Burke also contributed, with two year subs and renewals. Extra blanks and a bonus plan allow more students to earn silver dollars. The annual rate is $3.50 or $6 for two years.

Joanie Rasslier Yale Avenue Eailside Times Bobby Vogel Morris Place Jerry Disofell Jerry Herman Frances Place Marty Burke North Broad Street Times

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