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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1955

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Merchants Plea Over Parking Problems At Township Meeting

A Map Avenue Businessmen's Association delegation led by president nnward Gottlieb appealed for relief from inadequate parking. Proposals included limiting parking time, creating a municipal lot, and enforcement by a special officer. Mayor Goldber said talks with property owners will continue, with hearings set for November 29 on local improvements and sewer laterals.

Map Avenue Businessmen's Association Nnward Gottlieb Nexit Township Committee Gottlieb Gyflried Henry Goldber Soid Paul J. Koros Emanuel Canltoees Wilder Street Irving Lit Avenue

Library Closure On Election and Veterans Day

Hilside's public library will close on November 8 for Election Day and on November 11 for Veterans Day. Librarian Miss Luthie Smolenski confirmed the closures this week.

Hilside Luthie Smolenski

Buick Warehouse Strike Ends After Settled Contract

Emploees at Buick Motors Division Buick Warehouse workers reach settlement after mediation. Three-year contract boosts include time and a half for Saturday work, guaranteed four hours, two extra half holidays, two weeks vacation for those 1 15 years, 16 hour raise this year plus cost of living clause. Prior wages ranged from 1.72 to 1.86 per hour. Milton J. Lulis of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Warehouse Workers AFL announced the terms. Management representatives were I H. Smith and R C Betbin.

Pelday New Turk Id Milton J. Lulis Louesl Vid International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Warehouse Workers ABL Liss I. H. Smith R. C. Betbin

Proposed Westminster School Near West Conant Area

The Columbia University Survey forecast a need for a new 10 room school to serve Westminster developments near Conant Street. Board of Education President Max Schleifer noted possible sites near Gateway Exeter and even Woodfield Stadium, with Evans tract plans affecting the choice. Meanwhile Hillside Ambulance Squad hosts a dinner dance on Friday at The Flagship Route 22 Union, recounting a life changing ambulance ride and a touching moment with an elderly passenger.

Columbia Survey Max Schleifer Board of Education Westminster Columbia University Evans Tract Conant Teet Conant Street Gateway and Exeter Way Weslinhister Avenue Wilder Street Schleifer Woodfield Stadium Saybrook School Coe Avenue A. P. Morris School Me Elizabeth Hillside Route 22 Union

Businessmen Parade Draws Throng Through Liberty Ave

A large crowd lined Liberty Avenue from Hytnye Shopping Center to the municipal building for the annual Businessmen Parade. Prizes were awarded for best costumes including Ray Ricks for prettiest dressed as Lite Ba Peep and Richard Sink as a walking robot. Miss Barby Tieh represented the Liberty Bell while Arty Britimn led organizing efforts. 150 poplar records were handed to costumed children and third-party gifts from Myers Company were distributed.

Une Taberty Ave Joe's Aswosiitio Tineft Mahal Laberty Avenue Hyitene Ryai Steet Rydia Gar Ray Ricks Baker Street Richard Sink McMichael Place Britimn Thirdl-Myers Company

Evans Tract Homes Plan Presented Before Board

A preliminary sketch for the Evans Tract south of Conant Street was shown to the Planning Board by Judge Ervin S. Fulop for Peter H. Benson and Peter Construction Co. The plan calls for 127 one family homes in the $14,000 range along with a third stage for 20 additional lots.

Evans Tract Conant Street Way Planning Board Hudge Ervin S. Pulop Union Peter H. Benseno Peted Construction Co Fatoncourt Summit Tbred PLC Ck Want Street Fulop Sated Conan Street Conant Street Liberty Avenue

AC Council Holds Vanity Communion

A corporate family committee convened Sunday morning by Reverend Thomas P. Canty. Council 9107 Fayal feof Columbus, Christ the King Belolpol, breakfast followed in the hall. Seventh and eighth graders from St Catherine's School will take place Friday November 21. Christ the King School hall. A vice-chairman chaired the meeting. Motion pictures of the World Series were shown. Five applications for membership were received. Refreshments were served.

Re Thoms Thursdys Wheeling

Roaring Twenties Party Planned at Rahway Sorority

A senior Signi samibda Phi Sorority plans a Howling Twenties party at Mocks ye Restaurant in Rahway on Saturday November 5. Guests will wear costumes and the committee has arranged entertainment and games.

Parting Shots On Legal Expenses Shake Township Race

Commissioner WiLL Gurol a Democrat seek­ing reelection and Daigle J Haviland Republican County Committee chair fired parting shots this week over law firm expense figures. Haviland questioned costs and provided figures, while Gurol pressed for details on budget items and raised concerns about transparency.

Will Gurol Daigle J. Haviland Republican County Committee Ted Ayer Henry Goldhor Ek Haviland Giral Gitral Mr. Gira

Two Pronged Vote Interest in Local Election

Voter interest rises as Election Day nears with a statewide water bond issue and Democratic attempts to gain in a Republican county. Candidates for State Senator and the Board of Freeholders challenge incumbents, with local race featuring Commissioner William Gun and Republican opponent John G. Walst.

Comentunis Ji the Kenneth Wind Thie Dunn Chile Robert Te Stietdan Hovelle Park Tur Mupntok Tho Fouy General Assembly Carlyle W. Crue Walia Ro Vanderbilt Provence Dwyer Chitford Thontis Democrais Alley Kauffman Mildred Barry Thies Willi A Frederick Po Andersen RepUbWcat Wiliam F. Crowley William Gun. Demsocrat John G. Walst

Nominations Held by Reserve Police Association

A local reserve police body announced nominations of officers for the association. Key officials names appear in the record as Joep A Chewy and Raymund Brontaay Ped Res, with policy notices banning donations or fundraising by those linked to the political party.

Reserve Police Reservabee Assoelie Votenar Memupris Hullehup Con Sear Presidint Joep Lauky My Zimmerinlal Pyed Benmony Austeus Albert Rother Chen Pantenn Hi Pheer Tilside

Flood Relief Workers Honored At Community Event

Residents gathered to honor flood relief workers at a ceremony on Abe dyer Quod Tehet street. Speakers included Raymond Bitty and Mrs Vinny Rangell, who led efforts in the Red Grass aid drive. Annier teat Hed Chass presented colored slides showing relief condition and progress.

Raymond Bitty Atrandsbine Penn Ayer Vinny Rangell Gerved Geld Dieetar Jebeteheer -Tymn Gutal Harry Weltstein Wallioe Ida Fark

Kirkpatrick seeks end of nepotism in county hiring

Robert C. Kirkpatrick, former mayor and Democratic candidate, questions county nepotism as a son of a Freeholder secures a civil service post amid Republican-controlled boards. He argues job duties, qualifications, and selection were tailored to fit the relative, suggesting civic appointment favors and improper influence.

Robert C. Kirkpatrick May Milside Tales Ui Preeholders Board of Chosen Freeholders Nepolian Aireds Cour Civil Sapvice Department Oil Service Department Republican Board of Freehold Wre Eame Sen Skied

Disabled Vets Sell For Memorial Drive Support

Local veterans and the Lamar Auxiliary urge support for a Forget Me Not Memorial Drive to aid disabled veterans and their dependents. Mayors and commanders call on residents to purchase Forget Me Not pins as a symbol of remembrance and welfare work.

Maul Goldhor

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