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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1953

Page

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Township Moves To Control Dust Nuisance Open Hearings On Soil Removal

Township committee introduces an ordinance to regulate soil removal, require permits, and retain topsoil for six months. penalties include 200 dollars or 90 days jail. Public hearing set for Tuesday October 20 as residents oppose dust from the Forthsby property and plans for used car sales on Liberty Avenue. Curbs and widening projects are also proposed for Conant Street and adjacent sidewalks with park commission coordination.

Pbuilding Inneetor Em See Tiyday Milton B. Conford Forthsby Vyerwy Cornell Place Chapel Auto Sales Tte Zoning Board Conant Street Elizabeth River Park Henry Kreh Jr Union County Park Commission Doremus Place Route 22 Hillside Avenue Gurd Avenue Long Avenue Silver Avenue

Hillside News Notes Cafeteria Honor Plan and Local Politics

At a regular meeting next Wednesday the Board will hear petitions to name the high school cafeteria the Grace Henoch Cafeteria and honor other volunteers who ran the school lunch program from 1946 to 1953. An inscription would include Grace Henoch and other officers, with tribute to their leadership. Mayor Conford’s busy schedule and the Hillside Township Committee’s long meetings are noted, as are comments on traffic safety by Republican candidate La Tora and a Meyner campaign sign vandalism on Route 22, with ownership disputed.

Grace Henoch Henrs Henoch Eleanor J. Nurton Mildred “Zinger Oolwich Bar Robert B Meyner Mverhof Meyner Frank J_ La Tora la Tora Ay Goldhor Tora Union County Park Commission Cize Hillside

Conford Criticizes GOP for Lacking Constructive Plans

Hillside Mayor Milton B Conford accused Republican candidates for Town ship Committee of failing to present specific proposals for Hillside. He urged clear, detailed plans on municipal projects and services to enable an informed vote, challenging opponents to outline their alternative programs and potential cost cuts.

Milton B Conford Hillside Tam

Republican Group Notifies State Over Political Sign

The local Republican campaign committee and County Committee meet at Town ley's Union to adopt a resolution notifying the State Highway Department that a political sign for governor candidate Robert B Meyner has been erected on Route 22 near the Newark line. Albert Schoen notes the shift from safety messaging to politics. State Senator Kenneth C. Hand and Freeholder Sherwood Valentine attend as ~140 participants hear campaign plans including telephone squads and block captain arrangements.

Republican Campaign Committee Townley's Union State Highway Department Route 22 Newark Line Robert B Meyner Albert Schoen Kenneth C. Hand Sherwood Valentine

Hillside Fire Unit Holds Paper Drive During Prevention Week

The Hillside Civil Fire Defense unit will run a paper drive on October 11, the final day of Prevention Week. Residents should place bundled paper at curbs. Proceeds funded an auxiliary fire truck with two stretchers and medical supplies, display locations rotate nightly.

Hillside Civil Fire Defense J

Bergman Held For Grand Jury On Fraud And Embezzlement

Alan S. Bergman former proprietor of Bergman Nash Motors was held for the Union County Grand Jury after pleading not guilty to two charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and one of embezzlement. Accusers Emanuel Finkel Frank Merrella and Julius Debrossy described cash and property losses totaling over 9 000. Jack Cohen Bergmans attorney said preliminary exam was waived and bail remained at 2 000 with plans to forward future complaints to the prosecutor.

Sidney Birnbaum Alan S. Bergman Bergman Nash Motors North Broad Street Emanuel Finkel Hansbury Avenue Newark Mayfair Auto Sales Bergman Frank Merrella Bergenline Avenue Union City Julius Debrossy Martin Road Union Debrossy Bergman Jack Cohen Birnbaum Cohen Union County

Progress Club Plans Halloween and Theatre Party

The Hillside Men’s Progress Club schedules a Hallowe’en Evening for October 20 at 6 30 p m at Sinal Congregation with dancing games prizes and refreshments. A theatre party at Paper Mill Playhouse is set for December 1 to view Call Me Madam with Lou Fine chairman and officers Sam Leventer and Moe Fruchter in secretary roles.

Men's Progress Club Hillside Hallowe'en Sinal Women's Progress Club Jock Orlovsky Paper Mill Playhouse Lou Fine Bernard Terrace Sam Leventer Bond Street Moe Fruchter Grumman Avenue

Residents Oppose Closure of Pennsylvania Avenue Play Area

A petition signed by all property owners on Pennsylvania Avenue opposes closing the street for children’s play. Nearby streets asked for a dedicated play area, while some residents worry about congestion and safety near the footbridge. Mayor Conford said objections would be considered and a solution sought.

Pennsylvania Avenue Township Committee Vine Street Dod Place Race Street Wia Cedar Street Milton B. Conford

Assessor Remarks Denounced as Untruth by Candidate

Albert Schoen Republican candidate for Township Committee calls a statement by Commissioner Robert C. Kirkpatrick an untruth. He accuses Kirkpatrick of twisting his article on Board of Assessors levies and industrial valuations and urges Hillside residents to read last week's Hillside Times for the truth.

Albert Schoen Township Committee Today Robert C. Kirkpatrick Schoen Board of Assessors Fos Kirkpatrick Hillside Hillside Times Milton B Canford Harry S Luftman Emanuel M. Reiter Reite Harry Luftman Luftman Miss Braelow Township Committee Conford-Kirkpatrick Clique Bragdon Mr. Luftman

Hillside Public Library Closed on Columbus Day

The Hillside Public Library will close Monday October 12. Located on the second floor of Hillside Avenue School the library will resume regular hours the next day.

Hillside Public Library Hillside Avenue

Tavern Penalized For Sale To Minor

Eric's Tavern at 1425 North Broad Street was ordered by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to stop selling alcohol for 15 days starting next Monday. Owner Eric Godfrey pled non vult in Magistrate's Court to a charge of selling to a minor on September 5 and was fined $50. he may still offer noon-time meals.

Eric

New Vacation Plan For Police Firemen

A new vacation plan and employment severance proposal for police and fire departments were presented to the Hillside Township Committee by Commissioner Robert C. Kirkpatrick with input from Patrolman George Shelbourne PBA president Carmen Dill and Township Attorney Adele Braelow. Braelow to draft the ordinance or resolution to implement the plans.

Police and Fire Departments Township Committee Robert C. Kirkpatrick Finance Committee Kirkpatrick George Shelbourne Hillside Local 70 P.B.A Carmen Dill F.M.B.A Adele Braelow Miss Braelow

Fire Prevention Week Drive Promotes Safety and Vacations

More than 11 000 pieces of fire prevention literature are being distributed this week by the Fire Department and OD Fire Auxiliary. A Hillside National Bank exhibit features fire extinguishers and a new canteen truck in front of the Mayfair Theater. Auxiliary members and Fire Department staff distribute checklists, inspect businesses, and educate school children with films, comics, and coloring books.

Fire Department OD Fire Auxiliary Hillside National Bank 5 Bank Mayfair Theater Joseph Berger Joseph Stromenger Edward Oram Julien Schoenback Edwin von den Linden Arnold Norton Robert Busch Milton Norton William Sehwing Allen Shoopa Edwin Bailey Joseph le Pardo Chester Babcock

Township Committee Spars With Schoen Over Revaluation Facts

Commissioner Kirkpatrick labels Albert Schoen’s criticism of the township revaluation as misstatements. He cites a September 17 Hillside Times headline as misleading and defends the second phase as aimed at commercial property. He notes prior industrial revaluation by a preexisting board and attributes tax-rate changes to broader county and school levies, not solely township actions.

Ciles Robert C. Kirkpatrick Hillside Kirkpatrick Robert C Kirk Patrick Finance Committee Albert Schoen Schoen Hillside Times Messrs Libby Ross Board of Assessors Powell Company

Branom to Speak on Cooperation Between Business and Education

Dr Wayne T. Branom, superintendent of schools, will address the National Science Teachers Association business-industry section on Tuesday evening at 8. The meeting, to be held October 13 and 14 in the Roosevelt Hotel New York, centers on Better Education with Better Business Sponsored Programs.

Wayne T. Branom National Secience Teachers Association Roosevelt Hotel New York Branom

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Hillside National H. S Newark News Dispatch Conford Toryone Hillside- Willys Jules Terry Liberty Ave Walter A Lee Home For Funerals Salem Ave Gop Defense Fire Unit Shop & Save Food Center Owe Avenue Salem Owe Broad St Hillsie, N, J Pennsylvania Ave Arthur Riche Benjamin T Summer Central Avenue Kreh Wayne T. Binnom Police Department Walter Schorr Civil Rights Commission Sarah Needle Bondstreet Ernestine Policastro Howard J. Bloy Michael F Cantello Westminster Avenue Lot Henry Goldhor Victor Heller Charles de Santi Fire John M. Malone Malone Oden Libby Kenneth Ross Szarko’s Liquor Store Liberty Avenue Salem Pharmacy Solomon TOBIA
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