Police Prepare Radar Speed Control Experiment
The Police Department plans a radar speed control program over the next months with eight foot billboard warnings on Route 22 and signs on local streets. In test runs, drivers were stopped and admitted speeding though no tickets were issued. Police expect fewer fines once the system is fully active.
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Route 22
North Broad Street
Liberty Avenue
Maple Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Conant Street
Henry Goldhor
North avenue land sale draws hospital site talk
The April 7 public auction of North avenue land draws attention as St. Elizabeth Hospital weighs a possible relocation site. Township tax concerns loom as officials flag hospital tax status and potential bids. The notice also notes the land's assessed value and improvements cost, with ongoing scrutiny of industrial property valuations.
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North Avenue
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizbeth
Pingry
Board of Assessors
Bloy Seeks Listing Of Clubs Officers
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy appealed to all organizations in the township to file officers with him. The goal is to have names on record for easier access when the Township Committee needs to contact them about municipal business.
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Howard J. Bloy
Davenport-Dill Post 1722 elects officers for 1945
Foreign War Veterans post 1722 held a Monday night election naming Joseph Madaio as Commander Chester Babcock as Senior Vice Commander Harry Weinstein as Junior Vice Commander Herbert Weinstein as Chaplain Arthur Mueller as Quartermaster Dr William F Wacker as Surgeon Louis Menges as Judge Advocate Walter Howell as Service Officer Harold Schulz as Trustee for 3 years Victor Heller Jr as Trustee for 2 years George Martin as Trustee for 1 year Delegates to Union County Council Cano Schmachtenberg Albert Marks Frank J LaTor a Alternate Delegates Philip Cortise Chester Babcock Joseph Prokopowicz Installation set for Friday April 27 at 8 30 pm with Victor Heller Sr and Joseph Dill Sr as installing officers
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Davenport-Dill
W.ew
Joseph Madaio
Chester Babcock
Harry Weinstein
Herbert Weinstein
Arthur Mueller
William F. Wacker
Louis Menges
Walter Howell
Harold Schulz
Victor Heller Jr
George Martin
Union County Council
Cano Schmachtenberg
Albert Marks
Frank J. la Tora
Philip Cortise
Joseph Prokopowicz
Victor Heller Sr
Post County Council
Joseph Dill Sr
Pas
Palm Sunday Services At Elizabeth Ave Presbyterian Begin
Special services start next Sunday with worship at 9 30 am including church school sessions. Dr Arthur Northwood will preach The King for These Times. A Maplewood Chapel Trumpeters ensemble will join the choir for a program of hymns and anthems.
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Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian
Arthur Northwood
Maplewood
Holy City
Adams
Whitehead
Jesus
Shrubsole Ward
Faure
Africa
Hillside
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Fire department to accept new truck from funds raised
The Hillside fire defense team has funded a truck through scrap drives and other efforts. Captain Robert Sonntag announced the handover to the township will occur Sunday at 11 o'clock at Fire Headquarters, with Commissioner John M. Malone and Mayor Milton B. Condford to accept.
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Hillside Fire Defense Team
Robert Sonntag
John M. Malone
Milton B. Conford
Dads Booster Club Seeks Action From Park Commission
The Dads Booster Club at the high school adopts a resolution urging the Union County Park Commission to take immediate action on nearby property by Woodfield Stadium. A committee may present details to the commission. Final club officer nominations occur May 13 in the school library.
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Dads
Union County Park Commission
Woodfield Stadium
Herbert Fitz
Irving Goldberg
Milton M. Liles
Samuel Dubow
Jesse Hollander
Walter Spitz
A. E. Schickedanz
Sidney Englander
Thomas Chamberap
A. J. Kreshok
Benjamin Karetnick
Max Shuster
Chamberlain
Ruhl L. Custer
Socialism's Evils Cited To Hillside Rotary Meeting
James Dean of Johnson and Johnson New Brunswick spoke to Hillside Rotary on What Price Socialism. He warned that higher taxes loss of freedom and worker indifference come with nationalization as seen in England and urged vigilance against creeping state control.
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Hillside Rotary Club
James Dean
Johnson and Johnson
New Brunswick
England
Dean
Dance for Benefit of Jamboree Fund
The Mothers Auxiliary to the Hillside Boy Scout Jamboree fund hosts a dance on Friday April 17 at 8 30 p m in the War Memorial Building Liberty avenue with Al Senz providing music. Proceeds aid sending ten Hillside Boy Scouts to the National Jamboree in California in July. Tickets from scoutmasters or Mrs Fred Schreihofer 547 Buchanan street or Nat Gold 229 Fitzpatrick street. A paper and scrap-drive follows on Sunday April 26 at 9 30 a m.
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Hillside Boy Scout
Cooperation Notice Slashes Deadlines At Hillside Times
The Hillside Times urges readers to submit notices of future events by Monday noon and all other copy by Tuesday 5 p.m. except for meetings after this time.
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Hillside Times
G O P Candidate Long Active Hero
Frank J. La Tora Republican district leader of the Eleventh District is among three GOP township committee hopefuls. Age 56, a WWI veteran, NJ National Guard sergeant first class in WWII, long service in veterans and civic groups, and current supervisor with the New Jersey State Highway landscape division.
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Frank J. la Tora
Old Ward
Lyons Farm
Old Stone
Chancellor and
Elizabeth Avenues
New York
Rutgers University
la Tora
Hillside Recreation Board
Harden- Locker
American Legion
the Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Union County
Oriental Lodge
A.M
Hillside Craftsmen’s Club
Salaam Temple
A.A.O.N.M.S
Shrine Club
Legion of Honor
Hillside
Arborists Association of
N. J
New Jersey
Hillside Republican Club
Hillside Republican County
Boy Scout Troop 92
Spring Lure Leads School Bus Astray
A Hillside public service bus driver on his first day was misdirected by 45 ninth grade students from Coe Avenue School. The party ended up at Rose Park before returning to Hillside. Police directed the students back to school and they stayed after to make up missed tests.
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Public Service
Hillside
Coe Avenue
Rosee Park
Gonant Street
Hollywood Avenue
Passover begins Monday with Seder observed at home
Passover begins at sundown Monday March 30 and ends at sundown Tuesday April 7. The festival includes two Seders on the first two nights and eight days with unleavened bread and matzoh replaces bread. Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue lists service times: March 30 6 45 p.m. March 31 8 45 a.m 6 p.m 6 45 p.m. April 1 8 45 a.m. and 6 p.m.
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Israel
Sinai
Maple Avenue
Hillside Elks Auxiliary Elects Officers for 1591 Lodge
Officers were elected recently by the Ladies Auxiliary of Hillside Lodge 1591 B P O Elks and will be installed on Thursday April 9. The new officers are President Mrs Frank Baker Vice President Mrs Kenneth Melroy Treasurer Mrs William Carragino Secretary Mrs Kenneth Foley. All members are urged to attend the installation.
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Elks Auxiliary
Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Frank Baker
Kenneth Melroy
William Carragino
Kenneth Foley
Saybrook School Suit Threatens April Primary Polling
Saybrook School may lose its use as a polling place for the 10th and 16th districts as population growth concentrates students there. The Board of Elections warns of court action unless the school is made available, while the Board of Education seeks higher per day fees of 15 dollars.
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Saybrook
Jean A. White
Arnold H McClow
Saybrook School
S. Schuyler Bogart
Board of Elections
Hillside
Bogart
McClow
Howard J. Bloy
Hollywood Avenue
Board of Education
the Times
Election Board
Aocal Board of Education
Bofart
Easter Egg Hunt at Hillside Center
The Hillside Recreation Center at 1112 Liberty Avenue hosts a large Easter egg hunt organized by the Recreation Commission. The event starts at 10 30 AM on Saturday April 4 and is free for all entrants with prizes and chocolate treats.
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Hillside Recreation Center
Liberty Avenue
Board of Recreation Commisssioners
Date Change for Variety Show at Harden-Locker School
Talk of the Town will be staged Friday April 17 at 8 p.m. in Harden-Locker School’s new auditorium. Mrs Samuel Carroccia, assistant recreation director, announced the date change from April 28 and organized the show. Liore Naslund of 112 Woodruff Place is among eight Seton Hall University chemistry society members attending the Eastern College Science Conference at Albany State Teachers College Friday to Saturday.
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Harden-Locker School
Sanuel Carroccia
Liore Naslund
Woodruff Place
Seton Hall University
American Chemistry Society
Albany State Teachers College
Navy Band Day Proclaimed in Hillside
Mayor Milton B. Conford proclaims April 12 1953 as Navy Band Day in Hillside to honor a U S Navy Band concert on a charity- benefiting tour marking the townships 40th anniversary. Proceeds support local charitable purposes with Kiwanis backing. Weather shifts to cloudy with showers, turning colder tonight and tomorrow.
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Ghuaruari
Louis J. Hess
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Frank Foss
Naval Supply Depot
Bayonne
Detroit
Milton B. Conford
United States Navy Band
Congress
Department of Defense
United States
Navy
Navy Band
Hillside
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Celia Trousdell
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Dreyer’s
Dreyer’s Dept. Store
Liberty Ave
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Policastro Radio & Television Service
Long Avenue
Recreation Board
Wowie Bhaty
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