Democrats Start Campaign Early in Hillside Rally
William Gural, Democratic candidate for Township Committee, opened his campaign Friday at the home of Samuel Ehrenkranz in Hillside. Gural urged Democrats to unite, secure voter registration, and spoke of potential cooperation with the current majority. Fellow Democrat William Galik endorsed Gural and Pozar for tax collector, praising Gural's legal background and experience while criticizing opponent Carmen Ferrigno as too young.
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William Gural
Galik
Gural
Carmen Ferrigno
Pozar
Charles Rausch
Hillside
Transfers and Property Deals In Various Streets
Transfers of unmarried Jack E Greene and Seymour Greene to the Cohens on Bailey Avenue near Maple. Jae Building Co to Donald Building Co on Conklin Avenue near Maple. Jae Building Co to Abraham Sacks on Conklin near Maple. Hollywood Homes Inc to Louis Quinones on 291 Hollywood Avenue. Hollywood Homes Inc to Jacob Popper on 346 Florence Avenue. John C Symezak to Raymond A Steiner on 564 Plymouth Road. Louis W Duffy widow to Emiliano Santamaria on Center Street near Clark. Sidney Grossberg to Angle Corporation on Liberty Avenue near Bly Street. Clarence H Burgess to Doris C Burgess on Frances Place near Selem Avenue. Buy bonds and keep them.
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Jack E. Greene
Seymour Greene
Harry G. Cohen
Bailey Avenue
Maple Avenue
Jae Building Company
Donald Building Company
Conklin Avenue
Abraham Sacks
Hollywood Homes, Inc
Louis Quinones
Hollywood Avenue
Hollywood Homes
D Inc
Jacob Popper
Florence Avenue
Say
John C. Symezak
Raymond A. Steiner
Plymouth Road
Louis W. Duffy
Emiliano Santamaria
Center Street
Clark Street
Sidney Grossberg
Angle Corporation
Liberty Avenue
Blay
Adoption shortage for minority children prompts appeal
A Hillside Times letter from Dorothy Sturtevant of the New Jersey State Board of Child Welfare requests help in finding adoptive homes for Negro and Puerto Rican children. The district office in Elizabeth offers complete information and urges readers to contact 19 South Union Street, Elizabeth 2-1822, for details.
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Hillside Times
New Jersey State Board of Child Welfare
South Union Street
Elizabeth
Elizabeth 2
Dorothy Sturtevant
Union District
Jury Eligibles Named for May Grand Jury
Three Hillside residents were among the eligibles drawn by Sheriff Alex C. Campbell Commissioner J Carroll Dolan and Clerk Benjamin Korb before County Judge Walter L Hetfield. Those reporting May 5 are James E Dalton of 1257 Miriam Place Mrs Olive Kilbearr 936 Revere Drive and Jacob Heller 227 Conklin Avenue.
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Hillside
Alex C. Campbell
J. Carrol Dolan
Benjamin Korb
Walter L. Hetfield
James E. Dalton
Miriam Place
Olive Kilbearr
Revere Drive
Jacob Heller
Conklin Avenue
Juniors To Hold Annual Banquet
The Junior Woman's Club will hold its annual mother and daughter banquet on May 15 at the Howard Johnson Restaurant on Route 29 in Springfield. Miss Bertha Kull is reservations chairman, assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Hathaway.
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Howard Johnson
Route 29
Springfield
Bertha Kull
Kenneth Hathaway
Hillside ordinance to lay sidewalks on North Avenue Union line
Notice of introduction of an ordinance by Hillside Township Committee at the April 8 1952 regular meeting. The ordinance authorizes laying concrete sidewalks on the easterly side of North Avenue from Union Avenue to the Union boundary and on the westerly side from Schrome Avenue to the boundary, about 8 260 linear feet, four feet wide five inches thick. It provides financing, assessments for benefits, and specifications by the township engineer. The measure sets a second and final reading for May 6 188% at 8:00 PM at Municipal Headquarters 1284 Southroad Street.
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Hillside
Aniton
Stile
New Jersey
Southroad Street
Nillaide
Howard J. Loy
Avinuk
Jarome
Union
Loiseside
North Avenue
Union Avenue
Township of
Schrome Avenue
Belge
Sid Wilka
Auld Side Wilk
Hillside Township sidewalk and bond authority ordinance adopted
The ordinance authorizes a sidewalk project on North Avenue with front land owners given 30 days to complete work or have the township perform it. It issues bonds totaling 8,076 dollars with a 5 percent maximum interest rate, funds engineering and inspection, and creates a bond anticipation note program. Assessments to property owners are described with installment terms and penalties, and the measure requires ad valorem taxes to repay the obligations. The ordinance becomes effective 20 days after first publication.
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Hillside
County of Union
Biull
North Avenue
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