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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1959
Page
1
An offer by Ruben Venetsky of Newark to buy the old Town Hall at 1284 North ad street for 15000 net was rejected by the Township on Tuesday night. The committee had set a 30000 price earlier, but a plan to demolish the building as a hazard is now before officials. The land remains a valuable parcel.
Two strikes erupt at Perdon Equipment and Coco Steel amid wage protests. Lionel Corp walkout draws 1500 workers. Local 430 and Local 318 report pay and schedule disputes. A sequence of school election petition rules and dissemination measures accompany the labor actions.
The Union County Association of School Clerks and Secretaries will hold a spring dinner meeting on May 14 at 6 30 p m at Mountain Park School Berkeley Heights. Election of officers included with Mrs Elsa M Albery nominated for recording secretary.
The Union County Grand Jury notes that some complainants did not comply with the law while warning that primary and general election rules are often violated with impunity. It questions unsigned school election literature and suggests probing more into unsigned materials and potential libel risks, as readers may counter arguments with signed material. The piece ends noting continuation on page 8.
The Misitehunian Workmen's Home at 1316 White Veod elected Funk Wallan Imran as post vent. Other officers chosen include Viney Dehler as vice president Joseph Verba as treasurer Maurie Geance as financial secretary Mrs Bron Deller as recording secretary and members Otlo Aint Mornin Miss Lois Jacobsen Angelo Marino Mrs Marge Brandt Patsy Giuliani Howard Pitt Ry N. Mase and Eimil Sente Ray Seller. Auditors and trustees were also selected. The new officers will be installed at the July meeting.
Final rehearsals for Light Up the Sky are underway by the Hillside Players directed by Allan Whitney of Cranford. The spring production will be staged at Hillside Avenue School on May 13 and 16. Inductees include Mrs James Di Paulo and Michael Tower. 1959-60 memberships are now open with calls to Mrs Weintrath WA 38014 or Mrs Noble MA 8343 for those interested in helping, regardless of occupation.
Former Mayor and Mrs. John VE Malone attended as their son Robert presided as mayor for Youth Week. Youth officials Edward Tyranski Paul Galenns Van Dyke Pulhenius and Miss Mary Ann Marino received praise for their roles while Mary Ann Marino voted aye for her son’s ally Di Buono despite not being eligible to vote on that roll call.
State Department of Banking and Insurance reports Investors Savings & Loan Association at Liftside held 42 million dollars in assets at the close of the first quarter. The figure makes it the seventh largest association in the state. A prior report incorrectly said assets totaled 42 thousand.
An article outlines an upcoming award presentation by the Board of Realtors detailing appreciation for past leaders and officers. It notes a social program at a Roselle restaurant and includes mention of church prayer gatherings during the first week of May, with doors opening nightly.
Little League prepares to launch its sixth season with a pre season parade Saturday May 9 at 9 30 am starting from George Wasington School to Tillie Teague Stadium. Participants include Little League and Minor League players in uniforms and Tshirts, police fire ambulance Civil Defense Health Association and sponsoring groups. Opening games feature Hillery Lines Chi versus Knights of Columns and Food Pair versus War Memorial. American and National leagues will be played at Little League Stadium and Conint Street.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment plans a public hearing Wednesday in May 2000 at the Municipal Building over a proposal by Tiaberhine Builders of Sunmeidit and Willian W. Pelsher to erect a six story 18 unit apartment on Conant Street. The Residence A zone limits to one family dwellings and opponents fear loss of historic homes and town character. The case mirrors another North Broad and Williamson Avenue appeal that was rejected amid objections citing potential hardship, congestion, and economic impact.
A Windy Maxbor Montclair scene features watercolor displays by artists from New Jersey groups. The Progress Club plans a social and installation event with Albert Seilen named president and Ali Bochner among other officers to be sworn in, followed by refreshments.
Licenses were revoked for Auto Racine after multiple offenses including speeding and disorderly conduct on April 22 and April 16. Individuals named William McCoe and Richard Warlht faced fines and license suspensions in a Central Avenue case.
Magistrate Henry Goldher and Township Attorney Sidney Itty led a Law Day ceremony stressing equal protection under law. They announced county judges and bar associations will join a nationwide observance highlighting the legal system’s protection of all citizens, regardless of color or creed, in court and daily life.
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