Association Forms to Press for Elizabeth River Parkway
Hillside civic groups organize the Elizabeth River Parkway Association to push Union County Park Commission for funding and a parkway plan. The group plans telegrams to Assembly delegation members and seeks commitment for earmarked funds if a referendum approves the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue School
Elizabeth River Parkway
Unionity Park Commission
Union County Assembly
Kenneth C. Hand
Senate
Edward B. Miller
Hillside Its Civic Association
Park Commission
Elizabeth River Parkway Association
Coe Avenue
Hillside
Philip Peck
Ninth District Civic Association
Leslie Reed
Good Government Association
Union and
Elizabeth
Eisen
W. Richmond Tracy
Elizabeth River
Planning Board urged to tame Westminster land development
Township battles over conforming construction in Westminster expose lack of a guiding policy as residents push for a Planning Board to oversee style and density. Meanwhile NPA red tape delays for high school tennis courts are cleared after a Newark manager intervenes, confirming asphalt courts without a building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township
Westminster
Winchester Avenue
Jerome Avenue
Windsor Way
Wilder Street
Price
Emmet T. White
Beinning
National Production Authority
NPA
Washington
Trenton
Newark
Goldhor
New York
Public Schools Weigh Thrift Plan and Budget Controls
The Educational Aids and Policies Committee considers a thrift plan for Hill side pupils inspired by War Savings stamps. The board opposes three Senate bills on budgeting and auditing due to time and small funds. Plans for school additions will be reviewed May 4. resignations and staff changes noted at Saybrook and Hillside schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Board of Education
Max Schleifer
Henry Goldhor
Union County
State Senate
Commissioner of Accounts
Certified Public
East Orange Pastor to Speak at Hillside Church Event
Rev. John MacLachlan of Elmwood Presbyterian East Orange will speak to both young and old at Hillside Presbyterian Church on Saturday May 12 at 7 45 p m A motion picture Walking With God will be shown and refreshments will follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange
John MacLachlan
Elmwood Presbyterian Church
Hillside Presbyterian Church
God
Badges Presented to Hillside Civil Defense Police Auxiliary
Fifty three members of the Hillside Civilian Defense Council police auxiliary received badges and identification cards from vice chairman Arthur T. Lee at Hillside Avenue School. The program, ending January 16 training, included Red Cross first aid and evacuation drill planning with the Police Department. Members listed include Wallace Tidaback, John Philhower, Stanley Funkhauser, Adolph Solomon, Charles Kleman, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Auxiliary
Hillside Civilian Defense Council
Hillside Avenue School
Arthur T. Lee
Raymond R. King
William Dieroff
Thomas Greene, Jr
Red Cross
Wallace ‘Tidalback
John Philhower
Stanley Funkhauser
Adolph Solomon
John 3Ichkus
Moe Binstock
Charles Kleman
Adolph Alexander
John Amberg
Warder Ballard
Ignace Bede
William Blasi
Luftman to Lead Vet Memorial Building Drive
Carmine Ferrigno, president of the War Veterans Memorial Building Association, announced Col. Harry J. Luftman will chair the fund-raising campaign for 15000 dollars to complete the memorial building. Luftman’s service in Veterans groups is cited as key to heading the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmine Ferrigno
The
War Veterans Memorial Building Association
Harry J. Luftman
Ferrigno
Luftman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Lerrigno
Residents React To Natural Gas Rollout In City
Inquiring reporter samples reactions from housewives across six streets. Rose Kuczera and Ruth Perr report issues with heat and repair delays, while Selma Noll and Irene Szente praise the flame and heat. Edward Fluta notes bills fell after an initial high, and May Staib battles pilot outages and unstable flame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kuczera
Leslie Street
Edward Fluta
Sillver Avenue
Selma Noll
Cedar Street
Ruth Perr
Clinton Place
Irene Szente
Bloy Street
May Staib
Leo Street
May Boycott Gambling Month urged by Hillside Times
The Hillside Times urges a May boycott of all gambling to hit crime and corruption. Donors are asked to keep coins for the Red Cross or other charities, as betting losses go to racketeers who profit from crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hillside Times
Kefauver Crime Investigation Committee
School Janitor’s Case Ruled Out by State Official
William H. Gilling was denied reinstatement as a janitor after the State Education Commissioner Bosshart ruled his appeal was filed too late. Gilling argued a January 1949 transfer from George Washington School to the high school was a demotion, but tenure protections were not timely invoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Gilling
Bosshart
Gilling
George Washinton
Hillside Avenue
Pupils collecting clothes for Indians at Saybrook School
Urgent clothing drive organized by Mrs. Gloria Ross's Saybrook School class on Coe Avenue for Navajo Indians in Arizona. Donations may be sent to the school. Rhoda Grushkin serves as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
John Hodgson
Ellen Venezia
Gloria Ross
Barbara Wilson
Robert J. Reif
Reyle
Hillside Avenue
Harlow H. Curtis Sr
Curtis
Arizona
Saybrook
Coe Avenue
Rhoda Grushkin
Typographical Union Nominates Kirkpatrick for Re election
Commissioner Robert C. Kirkpatrick was nominated Saturday to serve again as president of Dunellen Typographical Union Local 157. He was also nominated as the local’s delegate to the A F L Convention in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Dunellen
Dads Booster Club Ladies Nite May 4
Mothers of students invited to attend a ladies night sponsored by the Dads' Athletic Booster Club at the high school gymnasium tomorrow at 8 pm. Speakers include Miss Jeanne Simonet Albert Weiner and Carmen Feertino with motion pictures of the 1950 World Series and the high school orchestra performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dads
Ymnasium
Jeanne Simonet
Girls’ Athletic Association
Albert Weiner
Carmen J. Feertino
Leonard Strassmen
Opposition to reserving land for future school site
About 75 residents spoke at a Coe Avenue School hearing opposing reserving two and a quarter acres at Wilder street and Westminster avenue for a future school. The group urged the Planning Board to seek another site and not recommend this parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder Street
Westminster Avenue
Coe Avenue
Nue
Board of Education
Milton Goldberg
Willam Hess
Harden-Locker School
North Avenue
Local Group Wins National J A Award
Edward Habermann of Myen Chemical Co receives a merit award from James A Oneil of Hillside National Bank while Mr Maull of Bristol Myers Co and chief adviser to Myco Chemical Co looks on. The award earned second place in the chemical division at the Eastern States Exhibition in Detroit recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Habermann
Myen Chemical Co
James A Oneil
Hillside National Bank
Union County
Mr. Maull
Bristol-Myers Company
Myco Chemical Co
Detroit
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Devrei
Eugene Kielly
Liberty Park Community Association
Irving Eisen
Reed, Peck
Tienara Service Association
Albert Rothbard
Joseph Ram
Reed
Harry S. Luftmen
Senator Hand
Assembly
George W. Herlich
Board of Freeholders
Alternative Action
Parks Commission
Freeholder
Werlich
Perk Commission
State Supreme Court
Freeholders
Eeereone
Construction and Planning Board
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Defense Police Auxiliary
Edward Bleiweis
Joseph Carroll
Robert Carroll
William Coleman
Herbert Devereaux
Milton Fabricant
Joseph Freer
Seymour Fruchterman
William Galik
Nat Gold
Thomas Green
Irving Gross
Leo Hirsch
Raymond Hodge
Alsi
Eugene Huebner
Napoleon Nardi
Thomas Irwin
Jack Kevyce
Paul Kifner
Donald Kling
John M. Malone
Lewis McQueen
Joseph Meyer
John J. Murnighan
Giles Orcutt
Frank Pagowski
Phillip Ri
N. Broad St
Hillside Road Dept
Broad St
Baltimore & Central Area
Solomon’s
Hillside’s
Dads Booster Club
Raymond KR. King
Walter Leibo
Leibo
Columbia University
Wayne T. Branom
Benson Rosenberg
Hartley Terrace
Adolph A. Winston
Nathan Rosenberg
M. I Gicken
Winchester Ave
Irving Mencher
Pingry
Stephen Waterbury
Exeter Way
Branom
Waterbury
Woodfield Stadium
Columbia Survey
Henry Konzelmann
King Street
Col
Francis V. Lowden
Nottingham Way
Alfred J. Sauer
Sauer
Winston
J. A
Hillside Radio & Television Service Co
Winans Ave
Shral
North Broad Street
New Jersey
Yor General Insurance
Richard G. Smalley, Co
Birmingham Fire Ins
National Union
Lexington Pl
N. J
Hillside Butchers
F. Sinzinger
Prop
Coe Ave
Tobin
Liberty Avenue
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