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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
4
A taxi service in WAverly provides radio equipped cabs with special rates for long trips. Hillside Yellow Cab operates at 308 Long Avenue with Walter Warren as owner. Jere pese.
Commissioner Milton B. Conford announces the completion of foreclosures on seventy tax liens. The move converts liens to titles, removing annual county tax payments and creating an expected sale value of about $75,000. The new method reduced foreclosure costs by about $115 per lien, saving the town roughly $8,000 overall and boosting tax ratables.
Democratic campaign manager James McTernan questions the Republican Township Committee candidate about past zoning changes on Conant Street Broad Street and actions on industrial nuisances tax policies and hearings. He endorses William Gural and John Pozar for Township Committee and Tax Collector, urging votes on November 4.
Benjamin Hale Republican candidate for tax collector denied claims by James McTernan Democratic campaign manager that he seeks office to secure a pension and questioned charges of inactivity. Hale argued pensions are irrelevant to his candidacy and defended his years in office with figures on potential benefits and contributions.
Citizens are invited to a free rally for Carmen J. Ferrigno and Benjamin Hale at the Polish American Hall on Bloy Street this evening at 8 o clock. Prizes will be given away and refreshments will be served.
Gural outlines plans to modernize Hillside administration using latest techniques in municipal affairs. He pledges to improve materials and methods for efficient government and to push park projects on Gard avenue and county property. He notes Republican praise of past administrations and highlights building and plumbing code revisions by Commissioner King.
A Hillside candidate vows updated building and plumbing codes for postwar inventions, promises a thorough sewer and drainage overhaul to stop flood conditions, and opposes Newark Airport flight paths over Hillside. The plan emphasizes recreation improvements and inclusive municipal service for all residents.
In a continuation, Ferrigno argues he must meet legal standards to hold a school system post and could assess programs for town recreation. He says his experience makes him a valuable addition to the Recreation Commission judges, urging intelligent support and denying opposition to recreation.
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