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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1965

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Drainage Proposal Tied to Apartment Development Hearing

Township Engineer Joseph S. Fuhrmann reported at a Zoning Board hearing on a 650000 apartment project at the southwest corner of Broad and King Streets. The plan includes three buildings with 94 units and asks a variance to extend storm drains to Sterner Road and Roanoke Avenue at estimated costs. Louis Sabo questioned parking and incinerator details while Building Inspector Carmen Monaco stated the designs meet Building Code provisions. The board reserved a decision.

Joseph S. Fuhrmann Zoning Board Axon Broad and King Sts Ing Fuhrmann King St Roanoke Ave Sterner Rd Louis Sabo Carmen Monaco St North Broad St Broad and Broad Superior Court John E. Barger Hillside Owners Action Association

Hillside zoning and Green Acres plan prompt local debate

Readers weigh effects of proposed North Broad Street apartment variance rulings and Hillside Ave zoning on school population and drainage costs. The Merkle property on Maple Ave gains Green Acres funding, boosting Hillside School play area expansion with a 50 30 20 funding split. Ambulance Squad fundraising urged as public support grows.

Merkle Maple Ave Hillside Ave Green Acres PTA Board of Education Merkie Joseph Castelluccio Wolf Pl Planning Board Superior Court

Hillside Little League Opens 12th Season With Parade

Opening ceremonies kicked off Hillside Little League 12th season with a grand parade from George Washington Clay Eroe to Gard Ave stadium. Mayor Diamond and Little League officials spoke as bands and local groups joined in the procession. On opening day the K of C defeated Lions Club 9 to 2 while War Memorial Association beat Food Fair Nine 6 to 3.

Hillside Little League George Washington ClayEroUe Liberty Ave Little League Stadium Gard Ave Hillside Ambbuilance Hillside Lions Club Robert Diamond Share Little League Henry Cowan Women’s Auxiliary Frank DeMartino William Smalley Mildred H. Hess Board of Education Moe Bierman Moe Goldberg Thomas Greene Recreation Commission Hy Schulman Charles Mancuso Diamond

Lions Attend Off Broadway Musical in New York

Hillside Lions Club members enjoyed an off Broadway musical comedy at the Cricket Theater in New York on Sunday as part of a Ladies Night program arranged by Dr Walter O Krum. They dined at Clambroth House Hoboken after the show. The group of 30 occupied half the Little Theater. Five members attended the District 16 cabinet meeting on Thursday April 29 at Harmony Node.

Hillside Lions Club Cricket Theater New York Walter O.krumalegel Clambroth House Hoboken Harmony Node

Zionist Pioneer Temple Speaker Yaakov Morris Event

Yaakov Morris will be guest speaker May 10 at 8 30 PM at Temple Shem fei Torah 910 Salem Ave celebrating Israel Independence Day. He helped rescue pre state Palestine from France and was active in Pioneer Zionist Youth Movement in England. Event by Adult Education Committee and Hebrew School PTA with refreshments. guests welcome. Ambulance calls: Hillside squad an swered 17 emergencies and 23 transports in April. Transportation committee members Nick Spital and Ann Schaaf.

Yaakov Morris Temple Shemfei Torah Salem Ave Israel Trish Belfast Morris Pioneer Zionist Youth Movement England France Hillside Ambulance Squad Transportation Committee Nick Spital Ann Schaaf

900 Strike At Lionel 900 Strikes at Lionel Plant

About 900 employees at the Lionel Corp on Ramsey Ave walked out Friday after a yearlong contract expired without a wage and vacation accord. Michael A Blasi, president of Local 430, IUE, AFL CIO, said hospitalization benefits were settled. 140 Hillside High School students visited Stratford Conn on April 28 for the American Shakespeare Festival production of Romeo and Juliet in repertory.

Lionel Corp Ramsey Ave Michael A.blasi International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Afl-Cio Stratford Hillside High School Stratford, Conn American Shakespeare Festval

Gottscho Named Michigan State Packaging School Foundation Head

Ira Gottscho of Hillside New Jersey was selected chairman of the Michigan State University Packaging School Foundation Board of Trustees. He has served as vice chairman since 1963 and attended the recent building dedication with other company representatives. Millburn resident Gortsche learned of the election at a pre dedication meeting while John A. Hannah, the university president, spoke.

Ira Gottscho Gottscho, Inc Hillside Michigan State University Packaging School Foundation Gottscho Gortsche Millburn John A. Hannah

Township Moves To Regulate Gasoline Stations

Howard Finkel asked the Township Committee to draft an ordinance limiting new gas stations to be at least 1,000 feet apart and away from playgrounds schools churches and residences. The measure responds to a court ruling granting a permit opposite two stations on North Broad Street.

Howard Finkel Alvin E. Gershen

Howard Savings gift funds Newark students to Outward Bound

The Howard Savings Institution of Newark through President John W. Kress will fund two Newark High School boys to attend Outward Bound this summer. Joshua L. Miner of Outward Bound praised the gift as part of a third of scholarships aimed at half the students in three American schools. Newark Superintendent Dr. Edward F. Kennelly welcomed the program as a Newark youth benefit and a Princeton Cooperative School Program facet.

Howard Savings Institution of Newark John W. Kress Outward Bound Joshua L. Miner Outward Bound, Inc Andover Mass Howard's Edward F. Kennelly Newark Schools Howard Newark Board of Education Princeton Cooperative School Howard Today Kress Miner David Weingast Frankly Titus Thomas Hartmann

Homes of judge and partner robbed days apart

Police report two burglaries at local homes of legal figures. Sanford Meskin’s residence at 4 King Street was entered by breaking a side door. about 300 dollars in cash and jewelry were taken while Muriel Meskin was away from 2 15 to 3 03 pm. A similar break in at Magistrate Golabée’s home on West King Street yielded 300 dollars in cash and 5 000 dollars in jewelry.

Maple Ave Henry Guldher West King St Sanford Meskin King St Muriel Meskin Golabée Robert Conway Doremus

Peace Corps Volunteer Louise Sidwa Heads to Turkey

Louise Sidwa daughter of Leonard Sidwa has been named a Peace Corps Volunteer after three months training at Portland State College Oregon. She departs for Turkey with a team of home economists and nurses to teach child care nutrition and nursing in vocational and nursing schools as part of the agency's education mission amid more than 300 volunteers serving there.

Waro Louise 5Awa Leonard Sidwa Hollywood Ave Peace Corps Portland State College Ore Turkey Carol Louise Sidwa

Canco Head To Retire

NEW YORK William C Stolk president and chief executive officer of the American Can Company was elected chairman and chief executive officer by the board on April 27 and announced his retirement effective September 1. The board also named William F May vice chairman and E T Alassen president, leaving the executive vice president posts unfilled.

New York William C. Stolk American Can Company William F. May E. T. Alassen

Enter Laughing final Y Center Players production

Joseph Stein comedy Enter Laughing will close the Y Center Players Series at the Y M Y W H A auditorium Newark. Show opens Thursday night May 13 with curtain at 9 PM.

Joseph Stein Y’ Center Y,m W.H.A Chancellor Ave Newark

Szarko’s Liquor Store Ad Promotes Delivery Services

Szarko’s Liquor Store at 1817 Liberty Avenue offers wines liquors and beers with free prompt delivery. The ad lists WA phone numbers 3-0659 and 3-1495 and notes kegs, beer, and coolers for hire.

Szarko's Liberty Avenue

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