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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1961
Page
7
The New Jersey Highway Department will receive sealed bids May 18 for widening the Liberty avenue viaduct and approaches on Route 22 in Hillside. The project is part of a safety program for a heavily traveled highway carrying a large share of the state’s heavy truck traffic to and from the New Jersey area.
Highway Department plans a half mile widening of Route 22 over the Liberty Avenue viaduct to relieve a bottleneck from four lanes on a six lane crossing. The project adds two lanes on the viaduct and expands approaches, relocates the center barrier, and reconstructs a sidewalk. Total cost split by state and federal government with 800 working days allotted.
The 1961-62 school calendar lists September dates with faculty meetings in respective buildings and an education workshop for teachers principals and nurses starting the term.
Pingry School plans Centennial Day on Saturday May 6 to cap its centennial year rain or shine. Nicholas C English chairs the planning committee inviting the entire Pingry family including alumni students parents trustees faculty and former members. Activities run 10 am to 12 pm with historic exhibits tours of the school and the Masters Square faculty housing for inspection. A noon box luncheon catered will conclude the morning events with an afternoon athletic program for younger attendees.
Mrs. Neumann's kindergarten class from Hillside Schools traveled by bus to Newark Museum last week. Students viewed live stakes and tur keys along the visit, enjoying the hands on exhibits and a guided tour.
The notice alerts Union County readers of a surrogate settlement action filed April 1907 and set for May 18, listing Florence Underwood as administratrix of the estate of a deceased party. It cites court proceedings at the Union County Court and directs interested parties to the address 185 Broad Street for further information and deadlines.
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