Recreation Aid Planned in Township With P A L Tie
The Township Committee discussed creating a Police Athletic League or a similar recreation agency after PBA Hillside Local 70 indicated support. The plan, referred to Recreation Board officials, aims to ease teen recreation shortfalls amid local youth hangouts and a cited assault incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Athletic League
Milton B. Conford
Hillside Local 70
PBA
James A. Oneil
Recreation Board
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Walter Borneman
Peter G. Humanik
Norman J. Sanford
P.B.A
Irving Handehuh
Highland Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Oakland Terrace
Newark
Kirkpatrick
Ryan Street
Cites
Raymond R. King
P.A.L
Sanford
Library book transport debated by town schools
The Hillside Avenue Library to George Washington School transfer is now handled by a township road department truck. After term end the Library Board may buy a vehicle or seek volunteers, raising cost and policy questions. debate over school library services across Harden Looker Saybrook and George Washington schools continues amid volunteer histories and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue
George Washington School
Township Road Department
Library Board
Board of Education
Township Committee
Harden-Looker School
Saybrook School
P T.A
Hillside Avenue School
George Washington
Ex-President of School Board Harlow Curtis Dies at 58
Harlow H. Curtis longtime Newark educator and former board president died of a heart attack at his home aged 58. He served 15 years on the Board of Education and led as president for two years. Curtis was born in North Tonawanda New York and taught industrial arts in Newark for 32 years. He held multiple professional and church roles and is survived by his wife daughter and son and two brothers. Funeral arrangements were tentatively set for Friday night at the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church with interment Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow H. Curtis
Terrace
Board of Education
Mr. Curtis
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Newark
New York State College of Teachers
Albany N. Y
Industrial Art Teachers of Newark
New Jersey State Teachers Association
Newark Teachers Association
Industrial Arts Association of Newark
New Jersey Vocation Association
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lyons Farms
National Council of Presbyterian Men
Hillside Lodge
Craftsmen's Club
Arthur Northwood
Curtis Leibo
Harlow H. Curtis Jr
Charles Hanson
Bristol- Myers Co
Sun Tube Corp
Raymond R. King
Walter Werboltz
Good Government Association
Sun Tube
Washington
Bristol-Myers
Cofay Pany
J.chaiet
Orchard Terrace
Bloy Street
John de Santi
Bloy
Thomas Streets
North Avenue
Suburban Medical Service Center
Karl B. Ross
Staten Island
Want School Plot Reserved
The Township Committee will be asked to reserve a plot at Westminster avenue and Wilder street for a future elementary school. The area is cited in a Columbia University Institute survey and a six-grade school may be needed if development continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Avenue
Wilder Street
Board of Education
Institute of Field Studies
Columbia University
Westminster
Adolf Salumon
Hillside
Brodhead Garrett Company
Cleveland
Five Firms Cited By Marshall Plan
Mayor Raymond R. King will present a Marshall Plan Certificate of Cooperation to five firms at Hillside Presbyterian Church on Tuesday April 3. The certificate, from Economic Cooperation Administrator William C. Foster, recognizes assistance to visiting foreign experts under the ECA technical assistance program. Local ceremonies are arranged with Hillside Rotary Club. Recipients include Bristol-Myers Co The Cooper Alloy Foundry Co Detroit Mold Engineering Company Sun Tube Corp and International Union of Molders and Foundry Workers of North America AFL Local 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. King
Hillside ‘Presbyterian Church
William C. Foster
United States
ECA
Hillside Rotary Club
Bristol-Myers Co
Bristol-Myers Co., the Cooper Alloy Foundry Co
Detroit Mold Engineering Company
Sun Tube Corp
International Union of Molders and Foundry Workers of North America
AFL) Local 61
Dads Booster Club Expands Support of School Affairs
The Dads Athletic Booster Club of the high school expands activities beyond boys to include girls athletics debating and other school programs. Funds from a recent campaign support trophies rifle equipment sweaters and a whirl pool bath with plans for a memorial trophy and a scholarship fund. Incorporators fund trustees and attorney are named with Henry Goldhor as the attorney and 319 Trinity place as the fund office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dads
Girls’ Athletic Association
Mothers of the Association
Henry G. Nurton
Henry Goldhor
Board of Education
Goldhor
Trinity Place
Sidney Englander
Louis A. Fine
Herbert Fitz
Philip Henoch
Ernest Schiekedanz
Deds Club
Third District GOP Backs DeDominick for Committeeman
Frank De Dominick of 283 Shelton terrace was endorsed for Republican County Committeeman in the third district by the Third District Republican Club. Campaign members reported strong support and De Dominick pledged to provide needed district representation. The club's next meeting is April 10 at 283 Shelton terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank de Dominick
Shelton Terrace
Republican Club
de Dominick
Boycott Gambling in May Urged by Civic Leaders
A call to action urges Americans to boycott gambling throughout May to protest racketeers, crime, and political corruption. The appeal argues self control can curb vice, end mobster influence, and spur moral renewal nationwide. It emphasizes funds saved from bets as a blow to illicit interests and vows to continue the protest beyond May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
America
Governor Urges Red Cross Drive Support in Hillside
A telegram from Governor Alfred E. Driscoll urges broad public aid to the Red Cross drive in Hillside, where $6,311.20, or 42 percent of the $14,900 goal, has been raised. Elizabethtown Chapter chairman Louis P. Davis Jr. notes local responses include $2,396.45 from residents toward the quota, with corporations contributing $2,863 and other gifts $100 each from various groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred KB. Driscoll
Red Cross
Hillside
New Jersey
Louis P. Davis, Jr
Campaign For
Elizabethtown
American Red Cross
Thomas T. Newbold
Conant Street
Sales Avenue
Elizabeth
X Ray Fails To Show Boy Swallowed Metal
Dennis Mark three was taken to Dr Joseph Peyser s office after his mother said he swallowed a metal piece from a toy horn. Police patrolmen and a sergeant transported him. The fluoroscope and x ray failed to reveal the metal and the boy was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Mark
Louis Mark
Liberty Avenue
Joseph Peyser
Hollywood Avenue
Franklin Weber
Frank McGhee
George Helovk l
Clarence J Vian Deursen
Mil ler Outlines Four Basic Economic Problems for N J
Commissioner Percy A Miller Jr of Irvington spoke to Hillside Industrial Association outlining four basic economic problems facing New Jersey. He described key inland and shore regions and the need for enforcing labor laws and providing workmen compensation. He urged democracy free enterprise and individual incentive as central to the economy. Frank W. O'Brien and Mayor Raymond R King attended and urged coordination to address shared issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Department of Labor and Industry
Percy A. Miller, Jr
Irvington
Hillside Industrial Association
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Miller
Bergen
Cumberland County
Central
North Jersey
United States
Sandy Hook
Cape May
Atlantis
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Pine Barrens
Department
Frank W. O’brien
Raymond R King
Municipal
Industrial Association
Conford to Receive Union County VFW Citizenship Award
Milton B. Conford is named one of two recipients of the Union County VFW Citizenship Award for outstanding service to New Jersey veterans. The award will be presented at the Story Richie Post 1 dinner-dance in Plainfield. Charles Buerer of Kenilworth is the second honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of New Jersey
Milton B. Conford
Union County Council
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Richie Post
V.F.W
Plainfield
Charles Buerer
Kenilworth
Davenport Hill Post
Hillside Township Committee Plans Planning Board
Seven members were chosen by the Hillside Township Committee last night as commissioners debate a planning board. The board to include Mayor King and Township Engineer Kreh, with an April 11 ordinance introduction planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Oneil
Anton A. Vit Jr
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Milton B. Conford
Raymond R. King
Henry Kreh Jr
Kirk
Public Affairs Committee
Kreh
Hillside Avenue
North Broad Street
Public Safety Committee
Cordell Place
Spring Street
Sylvesti Construction Co
Thelizabeth
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wilder Street
Westminster Avenue
Walter Leibo
Board of Education
Coe Avenue
Hillside Board Battles Suit Over Health Board and Summer
In a special meeting the Hillside Board of Health faced a suit in Superior Court filed by Benjamin T. Summer who seeks to clarify his one year appointment while alleging improper board composition based on census data. The board voted to remove Saturday morning hours and to curb afternoon hours without pay increases. Commissioners Hale and ONeil opposed the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton A. Wil Jr
Benjamin T. Summer
Summer
Hillside
Raymond R. King
Bureau
Benjamin Hale
James A. Oneil
Kiwanis Hear Humorist Lee Mains at Hillside Club
Humorist Lee Mains was guest speaker Tuesday evening at the Hillside Kiwanis Club meeting held at the Hitchin Post Inn in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Lee Mains
Hillside Kiwanis ' Club
Hitchin’ Post Inn
Union
Weather: Occasional Showers Across Mild Day
Occasional showers are forecast with mild temperatures through today and into tonight and tomorrow. The period includes unsettled skies and scattered showers likely across the region with temperatures remaining comfortable. Local forecasters urge caution for outdoor plans amid intermittent rain chances.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oneil
Conford
Walter Leibe
Road Department
Whation
U. S. Postoffice Department
New York
Hillside Butchers
F. Sinzinger
Prop
Coe Ave
Growney Funeral Home
Arlow H. Curtis
Marshall Plan
Solomon’s
Liberty Ave
JOE Musik
Hillside Radio & Television Service
HiLlside Radio
Winans Ave
Dads Booster Club
GOP
Chrysler
N. Broad St
Salem Pharmacy
Salem ‘Ave
VEW Award
Sues Health Board
Starko’s Liquor Store
Willside
Nflnery
Walter. R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Salem Ave
Tobin
Appliance Co
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