Zone Measure Subject Of Suit In Superior Court
Township Clerk announced that Hilleide's Zoning Ordinance 5 is the subject of a suit in Superior Court brought by Mrs. Nelle Horn owner of a two family house at 24 Pairchild. She asks the court to find the 1961 zoning unconstitutional arguing the area is primarily residential and that the ordinance blocks nonconforming uses, fails a comprehensive plan and is spot zoning, and was not referred to the Planning Board in violation of state law. Mrs. Horn is represented by Paul R. Williams of Ought & Johnstone Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louss Dischler
Hilleide
Nelle Horn
Horn
Planning Board
Dear Denise Note Of Cheer Encouragement From Family
Twelve year old Ellen Folkman finds an envelope with cash attached to a birthday card on Bona Street. The note reads Dear Denise Please continued on Page 3. Ellen is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Folkman and the incident is noted as a local good heart gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise
Ellen Folkman
Jack F Folkman
Bona St
Hillside revaluation, water plans, and a noted eclipse
The letter discusses Hillside revaluation as legally required and fair, noting state approval and timing. It questions soft water availability from Round Valley and outlines distribution challenges for a municipal system. A trade piece by Anthony Lamb describes an eclipse recorder setup and measurements.
Supervision Of Pupils Between Schools Asked
Petition presented to the Board of Education with 32 signatures requests supervision for 7th and 8th grade boys from Calvin Coolidge School during manual training at Harden-Locker School. Concerns include supervision, lunch money, and insurance. parents oppose moving entirely to Harden-Locker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Harden- Locker School
Board of Education
Max Kess
McLean PL
Kass
William H. West
Harden- Locker
M.J. Solomon
Murden-Locker School
Wayne T. Branom
Galvin Coolidge
Harden-Locker School
Hillside
George Washington School
Hillside Avenue School
Harvey Stone
Donald Purvis
A.P. Morris
Harden-Looker
Hillside Avenue
Conrad Canimarora
Emil Crisafulli
William Krautblatt
Gilbert Chamberlin
Crescent Con
Republicans Announce Election Objectives
Anton A. Vit Jr and Joseph Ram announce goals for township election including courteous treatment of citizens, government of the people, fair pay for employees, honest zoning enforcement, appointing qualified citizens, prompt board service, spending Hillside money locally, and promoting honest, efficient government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton A. Vit Jr Gancauare
Joseph Ram
Hillside
Hillside-Payor
Flood Control Bill Targeted by Local Candidates
Democratic candidates for Hillside township committee accuse Republicans of blocking a six million dollar flood control project. They cite a 1963 State Assembly passage and urge Nelson Stamler to allow a Senate vote on the retention basin plan benefiting Hillside Elizabeth and Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sy Manesso
Jack Schulman
Towns Ship Committee
State Assembly
Senate
Hillside
Elizabeth
Union
Board of Freeholders
Elizabeth River
Union County Park Commission
Park Commission
Union County Assembly
Assembly
Nelson Stamler
Union County
Postage Free Banking by Mail
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Trust Company
Cost Of Government and Floods Debated At Hillside Meeting
Hillside Township Committee discussed municipal costs citing a New Jersey Taxpayers Association report that Hillside ranked second in the county with per capita cost of 87.58. Flood control for Baker Street drew attention as independent citizens probe Army Corps of Engineers study for the Elizabeth River Basin due for completion this year. Local debate highlighted services and spending, with calls to urge legislative action on detention basins and broader flood solutions. The panel approved an ordinance for retail parking facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Taxpayers Association
Joseph Ram
Hillside
Baker St
Ram
Department of Agriculure
Washington
Soil Conservation Service
Army Corps of Engineers
Army Engineers
Elizabeth River
Robertiamond
Diamond
Health Department
Recreation
Top Notch
Union Township
John A. Deshham
Monroe Ackerman
GOP
Ackerman
Board of Freeholders
Leach
Senate
Nelson F. Stamler
Semler
Anton A Nu Jt
John A Witre
Revere Dr
Hanson
Guilding
Charles Hanson
Hollywood Ave
USI
Desch
Pledge for Efficient Local Government by Union Wit Supporters
Joseph Ram Gol, a GOP candidate for Township Committee, and supporters vow to streamline operations, cut bureaus, and run road and sewer services under a full time director. They oppose creating new authorities for a swimming pool or water facility, urging staff tested by competency and transparency. They stress public trust and honest representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hivside
Union
Wit and I
Joseph Ram Gol
Cleaner Air Week Observed In Hillside Led By Captain Sonntag
Commissioner Mancuso announced Hillside will observe Cleaner Air Week in October 2026, sponsored nationally by the Air Pollution Control Association. Fire Captain Robert W. Sonntag heads the local observance, urging public understanding of air pollution issues and cooperation to apply solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pire
Charless
Mancuso
Hillside
Natonally
The
Air Pollution Control Association
Robert W. Sonntag
Ieade
John A. Desch
Charles $. Mancuso
Schleifer Accuses GOP of Reversing Municipal Progress
Police Commissioner Max Schleifer charges the Republican campaign with fear mongering and self interest. He accuses GOP of undoing Democratic improvements to municipal services and cites past budget fights, conflicts with a health officer, and a controversial mailing of black bordered funeral notices to sway voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schleifer
Republica
Oureau
Democrate
Schleifer
Ram
Gerson Ram - Tie
Charles Dott
Board of Education
School Board
Episcopal Church Marks 50th Anniversary in Newark
The Episcopal Church of St Mary Magdalene in Newark observed its 50th anniversary with an evening prayer service attended by Bishop Loraint Stark and several clergy. A reception followed the parish hall dinner. The church first opened on October 12 1913 and has served Weequahic and Hillside communities over fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of St Mary Magdalene
Pomona Aves
Newark
Loraint Stark
Diocese of
Hamblin
Mostley
Kumm
Throop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eclipse
New Jersey
Hillsider
Round Valley
Spruce Run
Elizabethtown Water Company
Anthony H. Lamb
King St
Aulsatic Instruments & Electronics, Inc
Boston
Mass
Lamb
Yo Pataltons US
the Times
Phils Barber Shop
Liberty “Ave
Hilleide Adowa
Acma
Hillaids Shoping Center
Dairy Queen
Viola’s
Liberty Ave
Hillside Music Center
Liberty Ava
Hilleaide
Hillaide Shoping Center
Brood St. FL
Mr. Wu
Mark
Liverty
Coolera For Hire
J. J. Growney
Mgr
North Broad Street
George Herlich
Union County Board of Freeholders
Mr. Herlich
Rim
Newark News
Mr. Ram
Episcopal Church
Dunvass
Weequahic
Lyons Farms
Weequahic Section
Altschule
Rexall Drug Store
Liberty
Col
Long Age
Jack Reclus
Rae¢Arty Ave
Dupont Cocitr
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