Flood plan gains momentum for Ursino Lake area
Union County Park Commission hears push for a two fold flood control program along the Elizabeth River in Hillside and Union County. Officials discuss creating a Flood Control Authority and coordinating with Freeholders to fund Ursino Lake work and broader river flood control, aiming to leverage local land donations and a dam gate plan for water level management.
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Ursino Lake
Elizabeth River
Union County
Union County Park Commission
Hillside Municipal
Commission
W. William di Buono
Hillside
Baker Street
Beechwood
Ursing Lake
Lolzeaux
River Hood
Aire
James Volpe
Trotter's Lane
Howard J. Bloy
Elizabeth
Union
Lester Dix
Lakeview Drive
Karl Ross
North Avenue
Dix
Missouri Waltz Question Spurs Senator Panel Laughs
Hillside Industrial Association questioned U S Senator Clifford P Case with many serious inquiries while a member lightened the mood with a jab about President and a piano player who only knows The Missouri Waltz The piece notes education officials warn of a state sales or income tax to fund rising school costs arguing it would shift the burden from property owners to the general public The writers critique the George figure in the filmstrip and question who would bear the tax load under proposed measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Clifford P. Case
Hillside Industrial Association
Harry
New Jersey
George
Churches To Join in Union Thanksgiving Service
A union service brings Hillside area churches together at Calvary Lutheran Church tonight on Maple Avenue and Clark Street. Rev Pred B Morris of Franklin Memorial Methodist Church will preach at 8 pm. Rev Dr Arthur Northwood of Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian will read scripture. Rev C Davis Robinson of Hillside Presbyterian will offer remarks. Rev C Morgan Wagner of Calvary Lutheran will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Calvary
Chuwch
Maple Avenue
Clark Street
Pred B. Morris
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Will Peach
Arthur Northwood
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
C. Davis Robinson
Hillsideresbyterian
C. Morgan Wagner
Calvary Lutheran Church
Humanik Named State AAU Office Leader in New Jersey
Recreation superintendent Peter G. Humanik was appointed first vice president of the New Jersey Amateur Athletic Union. He has chaired the basketball committee since 1954 and will serve as field service representative for Union, Middlesex, Mercer and Monmouth counties covering basketball gymnastics handball judo and wrestling. Humanik serves on the Board of Education and leads Hillside Little League and the Hillside Lions Club while presiding over the New Jersey Baseball Umpires Association. He is a prominent county sports official, officiating many top high school and college games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter G. Humanik
1St View
New Jersey Association
Amateur Athletic Union
U.S
George R. Hoagland
Humanik
Playground Olympics
Union
Middlesex
Mercer
Monmouth
Board of Education
Hillside Little League
License Revoked For Tipsy Driving
Clifford Dovey aged 48 of 45 Hillside avenue was fined 205 dollars and given a two year license revocation by Magistrate Percy H. Penkin Municipal Court on a drunken driving charge from November 8. Carlos Tenisins 18 of 1007 Lincoln Street Linden was fined 185 for driving while revoked. William Burnand 18 of 268 Ellery Avenue Newark was fined 25 and had license revoked 15 days for careless driving.
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Clifford Dovey
Hillside Avenue
Ne Magnistrate
Percy H. Penkin
Carlos Tenisins
Lins Coln Street
Linden
William L. Burnand
Ellery Avenue
Newark
Rabbi To Discuss Genesis Isaiah Job In Talks
Rabbi H Beryl Lasker of the Conservative Congregation of Far Side will lead a three part series on The Books of the Bible starting Sunday December 6 at 8 30 pm at 910 Salem Avenue. On December 6 Genesis Our Philosophy December 13 Isaiah Our Hopes and December 20 Job Our Sorrows follow with discussion and a social hour with refreshments. Members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Beryl Lasker
Fmwside
Salem Avenue
Lasker
Isaiah
Job
Case warns compulsory steel settlement risks free enterprise
Senator Clifford P. Case told the Mill Side Industrial Association in Elizabeth that compulsory settlement of the steel strike could end the free enterprise system and warned government involvement might trigger wage and price controls. He noted the Taft Hartley Act lacks a labor court and cautioned against overreach while supporting current law enforcement and competition by example. The discussion covered TV regulation, railroads, and federal aid, with panelists including Neil Buie and Frederick Renard. the association plans a Christmas party December 21 and Ladies Night on January 21.
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Clifford P. Case
Rep. N. J
Mill Side Industrial Association
Winfield Lott Hotel
Elizabeth
Len
Case
Sen. Case
Arthur S. Flemming
Americans For Democratic Action
New Jersey
Cavry
Neil Buie
Frederick Renard
Foster Talman
Samuel Johnson
Herbert Cooper
Stephie Pida
Harlow Curtis
Roces Rotunda
George Hermann
Wax Dames R. &. Ozias
William Lowney
Orlin Johnson
Bristol-Myers
Arrest Juveniles On Theft Charges
Detective Spt. William Dierol reported six Hillside juveniles ages 13 to 17 arrested on automobile larceny and breaking and entering charges. Five released to parents, one held in county detention pending Juvenile Court action. Arrests cover past three months for two auto thefts, breaking into a Wholesale pretzel and potato chip distributor twice, minor pilferage and mischief. Detectives Robert Mason and Vitu Dibella made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spt
William Dierol
Dierols
Rion
Robert Mason
Vitu
Dibella
New Jersey filmstrip pushes tax plan to raise school funds
A filmstrip titled Let George Help Do It advocates a state sales or income tax to boost New Jersey school funding by successful groups NJEA NJ PTA and district boards. It argues current aid lags costs, local property taxes are high, and a $250000 yearly revenue gap looms by 1965, with added state aid and new taxes as the cure.
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New Jersey
NJEA RE+ VIEW
New Jersey Education Association
George
N. J. Education
N. J. Congress of Parents and Teachers
New Jerseys
New
Reversal of speed conviction causes municipal confusion
Confusion arose as County Judge Ervin Fulop upheld Edward J Miller of Maplewood in appealing a 36 mph citation on North Broad Street. The police chief disputes the reversal, stating the 25 mph limit and built up area were properly in effect. Tickets may be dismissed if drivers appeal within 10 days.
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Ervin
Fulop
Elizabeth
Edward J Miller
Plymouth Road
Maplewood
North Broad Street
Millar
Wea
Mulop
Paul F. Korlesky
Henry Goldhor
Sidney Birnbaum
We Municipal
Evergreen Cemetery
Hillside PBA pledges $1000 for PAL building drive
Hillside PBA president Patrolman John Senatore told a Municipal Building gathering that the Hillside Local 70 pledged $1000 toward a $20,000 goal for a new PAL Building Fund. The Hillside Industrial Foundation adds up to $40,000 toward a $60,000 project, with two thirds provided by the foundation and the rest raised by PAL and residents. Mayor Mix Schleifer led over 40 group representatives praising PAL’s role in reducing juvenile problems and urged township backing for the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Senatore
Hillside Local 70
PBA
Hillside Pal Building Fund
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Hillside Avenue
Tathtenace Ara
Senatore
Mix Schleifer
PAL
Schleifer
Hillside Industral Foundation
Side
Rdm
Surlience
Fleman
Edward Rut
Buyehe Kulakowskis Td Organigations
DE Toews
Coolidge Fifth Grade Projects Exhibit at Hillside National Bank
Fifth grade students under Mrs. Muriel Ehren at Calvin Coolidge School prepared social studies and future studies projects. The exhibits are displayed in the school display case at Hillside National Bank, a case used year round for elementary and high school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afterenensiwna
Muriel Ehren
Calvin Coolidge School
Hillside National Bank
Sunset Lanes Opens in New Jersey Bowling Center Debuts
Sunset Lanes on Route 22 near Bloy street opens as a popular sport and social hub with 24 alleys, automatic pinsetters, and underground returns. Abe Begger, manager, says leagues are forming and grand opening events planned December 12 and 13. D's Coffee Shop seats 154 and Navajo Cocktail Lounge feature Indian decor. Operators Bernard Burkam Abraham Kesselman George Keith and Louis Tannenbaum offer two entrances and ample free parking.
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New Jersey
Sunset Lanes
Route 22
Bloy Street
Frey Open
Bécher
Abe Begger
D's
Bernard Burkam
Abraham Kesselman
George Keith
Louis Tannenbaum
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Township
Elizabeth Board of Works
Harald Loizeaux
Park Com.m
Michael J. Regan
Ibst Wheaton
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Browney Pomeral Home
Broad Bt
AAU
Dayton Sewing Service
Dayton St
Newark, N. J
New ST
Mauro Pharmacy
Liberty Ave
Wozniak Funeral Home
Myrtle Ave
18Th Ave
Irvington
N. J
Essex
Geo. van Phote
George Bule
Hillside Industrial Pounda
A. Dischler
Dorothy Groeger
Edward Mikulewies
Hillside Pba
Louis A. Disctler
William Gural
Henry Groth
Outtside National Bank
John G Walsh
Nul Katz
Elizabeth McCraith
Hillside Local 35
MBA
Peter Capra
Siiney G. Friedman
Jean-Rae Turner
Peter G. Hamanik
Charles Mancuso
William Starkey
Ralph A. Schwarts
Frog
Coolidge
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Jack Reclus
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