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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
8
A fragment notes a dispute involving teachers and roofing in Te WA. The text mentions Karl Ubeltorr and an address 234 Long side, but lacks clear context or dates. Further readable details are insufficient to determine the action or outcome.
Bergin a 31 year old former SW Meade resident was sentenced to prison after an indictment accusing him of obtaining 11296 from Bankers Commercial Corp of Irvington between April and July last year. He faces further sentencing on related charges in Union County courts.
The Newark Guild for Jewish Children will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday October 26 at 8 PM at the Jewish Children's Home 1534 Clinton Avenue Newark. Mr J Greenberg executive director of the Jewish Child Care Association of Easter County will address the group on the new re corch project for proper placement of children sponsored by the guild.
Democrats Henry Goldhor V William Di Buono and Adolph Winston issue joint reply to Republican candidate David Blui on the new principal building. They accuse the GOP of inflated costs and misusing planning. The statement defends the Democratic program and cites legal actions to enforce zoning and remove nuisance trees.
The Education Board, reacting to a committee report, moves to study group life insurance for school employees after 75 percent signaled interest. Dr Artie G Johnson, County Superintendent, noted the board’s intent following a request from the Teachers Association. The discussion touched on furniture and equipment quality across manufacturers.
OGC will meet Tuesday evening October 26 at 7 30 pm at Kane Temple Newark following the business session for a reception honoring Grand Officers. Honorees include Mrs Freda R Jayson Mrs Ethel Goldstein Mrs Blanche Schwartz and Mrs Helen Goldstein with Morris town Link candidate list to be initiated. All Master Masons and Order members are invited to attend.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Franklin Memorial Methodist sponsors an annual tar dinner and bazar on Thursday October 96 at 2 30 PM. It offers fancy goods handkerchiefs cakes cookies candies aprons plants and a white elephant table with Mrs Burton C Blazer as bazar chairman.
Progress reports on plans for the Washington Washington P T A card party and fashion show for November 13 were presented by four members of George Washington School PTA. Monday a library meeting was held. Prizes and refreshments will be provided. Mrs Bertram Kylegman president and Mrs Ton Peldman officer attended the Atlantic City convention of the National Council of Parents and Teaching which ends tomorrow.
A reader asks when Republicans will accept a debate with Beamerdts and shares views on party impact. The letter urges evaluating Democratic gains in three years versus Republican deeds, naming Goldhor Buona Yraibton Pozar as preferred candidates and signing Abe Berger.
Anthony Capro Republican candidate for Township Committee denounces Democratic tactics as gutter level. He cites press use for public trial and personal attacks, praises voters’ shift toward fact based discussion, and vows efficient government and careful budgeting if elected with Raymond King and others.
Walter Howell, special veterans service officer, received the Hillside Columbian Civic Award at a Columbus Day dinner-dance in the War Memorial Building. The event featured remarks by U S District Court Judge Alfred E Madarelli and Assistant Attorney General Milton B Conford, with about 350 people attending including Albert Miele.
The school year funding totals 117 981 29 dollars, 40 090 more than anticipated. Two new high school sports wrestling and cross country announced with Joseph Silver named coach of the team with 100 additional annual pay. Retirement request for Miss Marguerite Kennedy approved, pension set at one quarter of average salary. School Janitors Association request for extra pay for holidays referred to committee. Board approves taped entrance to Worth Field Stadium and evening seating expansion on both sides.
A town meeting announced for November will hear proposals for a local improvement project on Windsor Way and Westminster Avenue, including curb construction and financing. The Town’s committee will convene at the municipal headquarters to discuss ordinance actions and public input.
The text outlines an ordinance for Hillwide Township detailing road widening on Whidwur Way, estimated costs, funding via assessments on property owners, and enforcement. It references officials, dates, and the process to implement through sections on assessments, collection, and effective dates.
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