Hillside 40th Anniversary Week Opens With Observances
Hillside marks its 40th anniversary with religious services from tomorrow through Sunday. Health Night May 25 in the high school auditorium features a physician panel moderated by Dr. Henry Konzelmann. May 26 Historical Night at Coe Avenue School includes slides and narrations by local officials. Musical acts by Hillside ukulele club and Mothers Chorus. Industry Night May 28 features Miss Industry of Hillside and judges John Robert Powers Kathryn Murray Ruth Murrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Ralph Einwalter
Henry J. Konzelmann
Board of Health
Joseph Eciikson
Newark
William Wuester
J. J. McGuire
Sol Parent
Coe Avenue School
Howard J. Bloy
Township Committee
Board of Education
Bloy
Donald H. McLean
State Supreme Court
Arthur G. Woodfield
Roscoe W. Parks
Harry Minchin
Robert K. Bloy Sr
Benjamin Hale
Raymon R. King
George W. Herlich
Albert Chamberlain
Hillside Woman's Club
Mothers’ Chorus
Hillside P.T.A
Paul F. Korlesky
Miss Industry of
U.S.A
John Robert Powers
Kathryn Murray
Arthur Murray
Ruth Murrin
Good Housekeeping
American Can Co
Bristol- Myers Co
Cooper Alloy Foundry Co
Hillside National Bank
Kraft Foods Corp
Westinghouse
Real Estate Board Plans in Newark Schools
A Newark Board of Education discussion notes the Real Estate Board of Newark proposing high school courses in real estate fundamentals similar to the Federal Internal Revenue Bureau income tax instruction. The Dads Booster Club reports expanded programs beyond athletics, including debating, stamps, opera, and a new Scholarship Fund, signaling broader school support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Englander
Board of Assessors
Englander
Real Estate Board of Newark
Federal Internal Revenue Bureau
Agnes Coleman
Real Estate Board
Newark
Irvington
Hillside
Board of Education
Andrew V. Aldi
Aldi
Dads Booster Club
Dads Athletic Booster Club
Stamp Club
New Scholarship Fund
P. T. Barnum
S.R.O. Sign Out As Numerous Complaints Fill Town Hall
Town residents from Liberty avenue Highland avenue and Oakland terrace protested noise and traffic issues at a town meeting. They urged enforcement of the 11 p.m. noise ordinance near the War Veterans Memorial and called for stricter controls on loitering and vagrancy. Police and officials plan hearings with local businesses to abate nuisance and traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.R.O
Liberty Avenue
Highland Avenue
Oakland Terrace
War Veterans Memorial
Milton
Oconford
William Gural
Gural
War Memorial
Morris Kadish
Andrew V. Aldi
Planning Expert Engaged by Board Sets Zoning Review
Herbert H. Smith of the State Department of Conservation and Economic Development was engaged by the Planning Board to analyze township zoning and aid in revising the zoning ordinance. Westminster land division was tabled awaiting a conference with the Board of Education on reserving a future school site. The board preliminarily approved subdivisions on Greenwood terrace between Lakeview and Riverside drives and rejected plans for land on Leo Street and Cornell Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H. Smith
State Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Planning Board
Westminster
The
Board of Education
Greenwood Terrace
Lakeview Drive
Riverside Drive
Leo Street
Cornell Place
Emergency Corps to Reorganize at Staff Meeting
The Volunteer Emergency Corps that operates the township ambulance will reorganize at a staff meeting tonight. Dr William F Wacker, corps commander, 1224 Salem Avenue, hosts at his office and all members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Wacker
Salem Avenue
Officials Support Bingo Referendum
The Township Committee backed a state referendum in November on bingo raffles and similar gambling restricted to charitable and veterans groups. The move follows their county representatives in Trenton being notified. The action supported by Joseph Prokopowicz and Charles Wernicke Jr. aims to curb hypocrisy in gambling rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Joseph Prokopowicz
Davenport Dill
V.F.W
Charles Wernicke Jr
D.A.V
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Park Commission
Milton B. Conford
Robert C. Crane
Union County Park Commission
Conant Street
Elizabeth River
Kean Estate
Crane
Luftman Quits Charter Group as Movement Survives
Col Harry J Luftman resigns as chairman of the Hillside Charter Study League amid questions over popular support for a town charter. The movement, led by Progress Club and Hillside Heights Civic Association backers, is expected to continue with other leaders guiding efforts. The township committee has not yet replied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Luftman
Hillside Charter Study League
Luftman
Hillside
League
Henry Goldhor
Heights
Arthur E. Dienst
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Charter Commission
Hillside Mission Relocates to Newark Gospel Tabernacle
The Templeton Mission once at 219 Hillside Avenue moves to 52 New Street Newark, renaming as The Gospel Tabernacle. Rev D Clifford announces speakers with Rev H G Wood guesting May 16 and Sunday evening services at 8 p.m. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Clifford
Templeton Mission
Hillside Avenue
New Street
Newark
Broadstreet
Gospel ‘Tabernacle
H. G. Wood
Hillside
Clifford
New Park Benches Blossom Across Town
A total of 12 new benches were installed by Police Department maintenance workers in four locations: North Broad Street, Sanford Avenue and Fairview Place, Russell Looker Park at Mertz Avenue and Clark Street, and the proposed Civic Center site on Liberty Avenue. Concrete sides use forms, while the rest of each bench is built from two by fours, according to Police Commissioner Henry Goldhor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Baker Street
Henry Goldhor
Johnston Chocolate Company
Central Avenue
Charles Richkus
Cork Works
Heller Truck Body Company
Barker
First Streets
Samuel M. Jowitt
Goldhor
Hillside
Gennaro Messano
Hiawatha Avenue
Liberty
Hillside Avenues
South Center Street Corp
Orange
North Avenue
Albert Stavitsky
John M. Malone
North Broad Street
Little Park
Sanford Avenue
Five Hundred To Pay Tribute To Police Chief Dinner
Mayor Milton B. Conford and Police Chief Paul F. Korlesky to be honored at a testimonial dinner May 27 at 6 30 p m at the Flagship Showboat Union Route 22 Union A crowd of about 500 is expected with speakers including former Mayor James T Kirk and NJ State PBA President Howard J Devaney The event also salutes Korlesky for civic service and aid to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Conford
Paul F. Korlesky
Route 22
Union
J. Clarence van Deurtsen
James T. Kirk
Elizabeth
Patroman
Howard J. Devaney
Sgt. van Deursen
VFW Auxiliary Set To Begin Poppy Drive May 22
Chester Babcock announces Davenport-Dill Post 1722 VFW will start its annual poppy drive on Friday May 22 with assistance from the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport-Dill
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chester Babcock
Weather Outlook: Fair Skies Today and Tomorrow
The forecast calls for fair weather today with clear to partly cloudy skies. Tonight remains fair with light winds and a slight rise in temperatures expected tomorrow inland.
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John R, Powers
Waverly
Policastro Radio & Television Service
Long Avenue
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave. Hills
Richkus
New Jersey District Water Supply Commission
Abe Kaplan
Belleview Terrace
Hillside Democratic Club
Farber’s Grove
Charter Group
Civic Center
Leslie Street
Town Hall
Emil Schmidlin
Extreme Left
Hillside Mission
Rev. H., G. Wood
Union, N. J
Frank Weber
Leo Wallraff
Paul
de Graw
William Runyon
Elizabeth Board of Works Commismert
Bete—Lawrence
Treger
Harry Goheen
Charles Grant
James Sterner
Robert Mason
Jean Rae Turner
Szarko’s Liquor Store
New Jersey
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Willys
Jules Terry
Liberty Ave
John C. Pozar
North Broad St
Solomon
Len — Biltwell
Thorogood
Levi
Washington Storm
Tobia’s Appliances
Westinghouse College
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