Repeal of Dairy Queen curb after long controversy
After about two years of debate the boards of Health repealed the retail food handling ordinance tied to the Dairy Queen stand at Liberty avenue and Fitzpatrick street. The board said a rigorous summer review found the business exemplary and the law no longer needed. Damages and fines from prior violations may be dismissed. litigation and appeals in Superior Court were addressed.
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Dairy Queen
Liberty Avenue
Fitzpatrick Street
Board of Health
Henry Goldhor
Joseph Kane
Elizabeth
Bank Will Pay Half Million Christmas Club Payout in 1958
Hillside National Bank mailed over 8500 checks totaling more than a half million dollars to Christmas Club members. The 1958 Christmas Club plan promises small weekly deposits culminating in a sizable year end gift fund for holiday spending.
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Hillside National Bank
Hillside Little League Trustees Meet For Next Year
Trustees of Hillside Little League and Ladies Auxiliary officers met at the Gurd Avenue clubhouse Monday evening to plan next year. They discussed the May Taz Day program, awarded service pins, and presented a $600 check to John Beattie for field development and refreshments proceeds. Umpiring staff received recognition pins and plans for joint annual meetings were proposed to coordinate league activities.
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Hillside Little League
The
Ladies, Auxiliary
Little League
Gurd Avenue
John Beattie
Beattie
Crane Defends River Spur Plan Linking Bridges
State Senator Robert Crane defends linking the Goethals Bridge with Route 22 via a river route. In a letter to Hillside Township Committee he urges study and warns against premature opposition, citing park progress and regional highway concerns.
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Robert C. Crane
Goethals Bridge
Elizabeth River
Highway Department
Crane
Hillside
F.A.I
Bank Street Home Damaged By Blaze In Front Of 1136 Bank Street
Pottee Sgt. Hor nee Vo Tichenor’s home at 1136 Bank Street suffered fire damage to the rear porch and kitchen beams with charred siding after a Friday blaze. Neighboring residents aided extinguishing efforts as Fire Department responded. Police say the fire likely started by children playing near the house.
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Pottee
Hor
Nee Vo Tehenor
Bank Street
1N Colondre
Tichenor House
Virginia Hart
Neigbors
Tichenyr Garden
Company No. 1
Peter Fervino
Berkeley Savings and Loan Pays Christmas Club Sum
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association Newark announces payment of 1 050 000 to 5 000 Christmas Club savers for 1957. It is the second year over a million dollars paid. The 1958 club is now open with savings plans from fifty cents to 90 dollars weekly.
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Berkeley Savings and Loan Association
Lyons Avenue
Chancellor Ave
Newark
Tha Berkely
Berkeley Kings
Lenis
Hillside Republican Club Meeting Tonight
The Hillside Republican Club will meet Thursday, November 14 at 8 15 p m in Polish American Hall, 400 Bluy Street. President John Kruyt has arranged an interesting sports film and urges a full turnout of members.
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Hillside Republican Club
Bluy Street
John Kruyt
Bonds for high school addition awarded by board
The Board of Education awarded bonds for a six million classroom addition and related improvements at the Hillside high school after a special meeting. Five bidders competed. Millsile National Bank offered 1,475,973 for 1,472,000 in bonds at 3.95 percent, plus a $3,973 premium. Bonds repayable over 30 years. original October 1 date cancelled after taxpayers contested the plans.
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Ducafioh
Millsile National Bank
Hillside Election Victor Congratulated by Defeated Candidate
Arnold T. McClow, defeated as Township Committee candidate last week, issues a statement to congratulating winners. He urges the victors to view their three year terms as serving all people, not a partisan mandate, and thanks ardent supporters for their efforts.
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Arnold TI. McClow
Hillside
Names Officers For Polio March Here
Officers for the annual Mothers March on Polio were chosen at a meeting Friday at the home of Mrs. Jack Lager. Mrs. Lager was named chairman with Mrs. Leonard Friedman as vice chairman, Mrs. Bernard Bernstein treasurer, Mrs. Jack Perlman secretary, Mrs. Morris Friedman store division, and Mrs. Sanford Harwood publicity. Volunteers to help are asked to contact Mrs. Perlman. Rev Winslow Beckles of the First Moravian Church New York City will speak Thursday November 14 at 8 p.m. at the Lighthouse Gospel Mission 402 Long Avenue. Everyone is welcome.
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Jack Lager
Tivington Avenue
Lager
Leonard Friedman
Bernard Bernstein
Jack Perlman
Morris Friedman
Sanford Harwood
Perlman
Winslow Beckles
First Moravian Church of
New York City
Lighthouse Gospel Mission
Long Avenue
Township committee approves three detective permanent appointments
Three members of the Detective Bureau Will Dibella Charles Sanford and Robert De Prospo received permanent status and a 30 pay raise effective November 6 from 5 205 to 9 500 Officials also adopted an alcohol ban for under 21 in public places with fines up to 100 and discussed the old Town Hall sale and Livingston road rededication Public hearings set for December 3 and a Youth Week program planned by Township officials Mayor Di Buono issued a Veterans Day proclamation urging flag display
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Will Dibella
Charles Sanford
Robert de Prospo
New York
John C. Pozar
Hill Side
Old Town Hall
North Broad Street
Fer
Livingston Road
Peymnasium
Foromning
Vacatong
Wd Kire
Howard
Bloy
W. William di Buono
Home Invasion Robbery Strikes Newark Family
A family at 914 Sterner Road Newark endured a late afternoon home invasion by two armed masked men who robbed them of over 3800 dollars in cash checks and valuables including a mink items. Leo Menkin was struck with a pistol butt during the escape on foot toward Elizabeth. Police canvassed the area without success. suspects described as two young men in their early 20s, one 5 feet 6 with dark hair the other 5 feet 10 in a zipper jacket.
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Newark Beth Israel Hospital
Route 22
Newark
Elizabeth Avenue
North Broad Street
Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Mertz
Hillside Avenues
George Shelbourne
Horace Tichenor
Leo Menkin
Sterner Road
Menkin
Charles J. Grubin
Elizabeth
Mr. Menkin
Norman
Lawrence Treger
William Dieroff
Ray Heller
Robert Mason
Leonard Visotsky
Johnny
Wallet stolen from handbag at New Jersey Wholesale Drug Co
Mrs Dorothy Wiechert of 144 Chilton avenue Elizabeth reported a wallet containing 44 dollars stolen from her handbag in the cafeteria of the New Jersey Wholesale Drug Co 645 Glenwood avenue. The handbag was slung over the back of a chair, she said.
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New Jersey Wholesale Drug Co
Glenwood Avenue
Dorothy Wiechert
Chilton Avenue
Elizabeth
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Gerson L. Ram
Little Falls
Passaic Valley Water Commission
Lindle Air Products Company
Ramsey Avenue
Health Board
Sen. Crane
Aot
Fourth Street
Ros
Elle
State Highway Department
Union County
Conant Street
Pingry School
West Shore
F.A.L 107
Post
Mortera
Lawrence Lillie
Hillside Local 70
P.B.A
Lillie
PBA
Monroe Gardens
Mayfair Liquor Store
Graham Winter
Daniel Cerven
North Broan Street
Mayfair Theatre
Mauro” Pharmacy
Leeds Twins
Ace Alagna
Leeds
Phylly
Eileen Innamorate
Orkwood Avenue
Tallulah Bankhead
Essex House
Misa Bankhead
Paul Whiteman
Marine Corps Reserve
Willis Swales
Bank Street Home
Christmas Club
Republican Club
Pennsylvania
Weequahic Park Lake
Elwyne E. Mendenhall
Reading
Frank Restivo
Rosedale
N. Y
George Hinz
Dana Circle
Metuchen
Wainwright Street
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy
Habry Carriages
Blescles ‘Toys
Lionel Trains
Liberty Ave
Gaduney 'Meral Home
NeBroad
Liberty Pharmacy
Szarko’s Liquor Store , Inc
Jack Reclus
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