Hillside students donate books to Viet Nam education effort
John Lysko Jr and the Future Physicians Club at Hillside High collected English texts and history books for Vietnamese teachers through USAID. Five boxes were shipped to Phong-Dinh Province, forwarded by Mr. Phillips. The drive continues, seeking suitable donations from the community and school departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet-Nam
Phillips
USAID
Kalb
Future Physicians Club
Viet Nam
George Long
Bernard Shalkoff
Lysko
Hillside Week Patrol Incidents Reported Stolen Goods and Fires
Police reported a stolen bicycle pair on Long Ave and a concealed weapon arrest at Liberty Ave. A car struck a fire hydrant on Hollywood Ave while brush fires were put out on Route 22 Buchanan St and Wyndmoor Ave. Fire crews also handled a car fire on Vine St and a home visit at 973 Revere Drive. An old trolley bridge sighting led to patrols over Route 22 as parts were stolen from Moon Motors. A Newark warrant issued for Winslow D. Cole and a driver license issue led to arrests on Route 22 Hilldale Overpass. A Jersey City man escaped injuries after a Route 22 crash. Pocketbook thefts were reported at 1012 Schleifer Drive. a 1b year old was found with whiskey behind Center Bowl. Little League auxiliary officers elected new officers to lead the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 22
Buchanan St
Wyndmoor Ave
Florence Berline
Revere Drive
Vine St
Ete
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Moon Motors
Weequahic Park
Oescee
Newark relights Elizabeth Avenue to deter thieves
Dont Mention It Elizabeth Ave Newark at its junction with N Broad St Hillside now is the gay bright white way. It stands out as an island of light in the darkening nights. It nearly blinds the Newark bound tiger as he approaches it but once in it all the shadows may be distinguished. The City of Newark recently completed relighting the street. Monroe Ackerman announced a similar program in Hillside to tighten major highways. Brighter lights will assist residents and police patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ave
Newark
N. Broad St
Hillside
Nion Township
Monroe Ackerman
There is a Place for You in Community Service
A community appeal urges volunteering for Hillside Ambulance and Slice Reserve, among many groups. With school resuming next Thursday youth activities will restart, needing leaders and helpers for Scouts Boys and Girls clubs, churches, PAL, Pop Warner, Civil Defense, PTAs and other school affiliated groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Ambulance Lab
Slice Reserve
Scouts
Church and
Hillside Pal
Pop Warner League
Civil Defense and Disaster Con"el Council
Ptas
Summer Jobs Open Paths For Newark College Engineers
For 150 Newark College of Engineering students a summer job means responsible lab work and engineering aid, not just lifeguards. Harvey Bernstein and Daniel Ordower from Hillside held Jr. Engineer and Time Standards Engineer roles at Goodkind and O'Dea and Carrier Air Conditioning as part of the college’s Professional Development Program joining more than 100 cooperating organizations. This program lets juniors and sophomores apply academic learning in real engineering settings and helps industry evaluate talent for future hires while supporting students’ education costs. Organizations this summer span municipalities state and federal bodies and industries in electronics paints coatings paper foods heating equipment glass plastics chemicals metals ceramics and public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark College of Engineering
NCE
Hillside
Harvey M. Bernstein
Salem Ave
Goodkind and
O'Dea
Daniel Ordower
Conant St
Carrier
New Jersey Schools Set Record Enrollment for Fall
About 1.33 million students from kindergarten through grade 12 will return to New Jersey public schools this September, a record high that surpasses last year by roughly 39,000. The rise requires more teachers and classrooms, with 62,000 teachers and 2,500 new classrooms anticipated to accommodate the influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Bureau of Research
State Department of Education
Young cyclist injured after bicycle hits car
David Pawlak, 13, of 625 Newark Ave Kenilworth, rode into a car on Liberty Ave near Shelton Ter at 5 p m Wednesday. Car operated by Janis Finck, 17, of 1177 Bergen St Newark. Pawlak treated by Dr Milton M Lilien and taken to Municipal Ambulance to St Barnabas Hospital Livingston. He suffered a broken thigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pawlak
Newark Ave
Kenilworth
Liberty Ave
Shelton Ter
Janis E. Finck
Bergen St
Newark
Milton M. Lilien
St. Barnabas Hospital
Livingston
Office break-in at Broad Street yields typewriters and adding machines
Thieves took office equipment from Metropolitan Insurance Co at 1529 N. Broad St last Tuesday. The haul included sight typewriters including a Spanish language model and three adding machines valued at 1880 dollars. Entry was gained by breaking a window on the north side. Earlier the Weequahic Esso Station at 1521 N. Broad St was entered the same morning with no items reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Insurance Co
N. Broad St
Weequahic Esso
Szarko's Liquor Store Ad at Liberty Avenue
Szarko's Liquor Store at 1317 Liberty Avenue offers Wines Liquors and Beers with free prompt delivery. Kegs, beer, and coolers available for hire. contact WA 3-0659 or WA 3-1495 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Avenue
Apartments Resisted As Hearings End In Hillside Plan
At the final public hearing on Hillside zoning master plan master planner William Queale outlined aims to widen housing options, reduce strip commercial areas, and use apartments as buffers between Route 22 and single family zones. He said apartments would aid industry and traffic with parallel roads and better access, addressing concerns from Arnold Witte about lack of positive reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Diamond
Queale
Ground Break For Hillside Apartments Debate Heard
A Hillside hearing on a proposed zoning ordinance debated apartments and metropolitan growth. Queale urged apartments to curb issues and boost retail, while Witte and Ackerman countered. Planning Board members stressed focus on Hillside’s best interests. a public referendum in November will gauge resident views though not binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Bernstein
Planning Board
Hillside
Ackertian
Lucky Joe Escapes Injury After Barber Shop Crash
Lucky Joe, a 74 year old man, avoided harm when a truck crashed into the Mayfair Barber Shop at 1450 North Broad St on Monday afternoon. Barbershop owner Patrick Menza and son Richard Federico were involved in the incident along with driver Clifford D. McClendon and other Newark residents. Menza sustained minor injuries from flying glass while McClendon’s truck collided with multiple vehicles before hitting the storefront. Richard Federico, president of the Master Barbers and Beauticians Association No 752 of Elizabeth, is mentioned in connection with the shop.
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Lucky Joe
Mayfair
North Broad St
Joe
Patrick Menza
Richard Federico
Menza
Clifford D. McClendon
Morris Ave
Newark
McClendon
Sam Gos
Grumman Ave
Barbara Dick
Camden St
Roselle Park
Master Barbers and Beauticians Association
Elizabeth
Kislak To Sell Chicago Bridge Plant Here
The J J Kislak Organization of Newark is named exclusive broker to sell Chicago Bridge and Iron Company eastern region installation at Central and Long Avenues. The five acre tract includes 60,000 sq ft of manufacturing and warehouse space plus an air conditioned office building and railroad siding. The site adjoins the 100,000 sq ft plant Kaiser Aluminum Co. previously acquired. Chicago Bridge will move its Eastern Region Construction Headquarters to New Castle Delaware, expanding operations formerly in Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Kislak
Newark
Chicago Bridge and Iron Company
Central and
Long Avenues
Gentral Avenue
Kislak Realty
Lehigh Railroad
Kislak
Kaiser Aluminum Company
Chicago Bridge and Iron
Tion
New Castle
Delaware
Hillside
Police Reserve Seeks Members
Police Captain George W. Davies head of the Police Reserve announced the unit is accepting applicants. Interested individuals may attend a meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday September 14 at the CD Headquarters 1420 Maple Ave or pick up applications at Police Headquarters. The unit recently had a clothing inspection joined in combat shooting at the Police Pistol Range and demonstrated handling a disorderly person by Patrolman Jerome Horning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Davies
Police Reserve
Maple Aye
Jerome Horning
Board of Adjustment to Meet Tonight in Municipal Building
Carmen Monaco announces a regular Board of Adjustment meeting this evening September 1 at 8 PM in the Municipal Building Hearings begin at 8 PM with cases including Michael Spier seeking permission to convert a former doctors office at 1473 Maple Ave into a home and art gallery Others address undersized property conversion of a one family lot and a rehearing for Ross Bartolotta to convert an apartment to a beauty parlor The area formerly housed municipal offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Monaco, Sr
Board of Adjustments
Board of Adjustment
Michael Spier
Maple Ave
Ross Bartolotta
Deadline Details For September 8 Issue
The early deadline for copy is Saturday September 3 for the September 8 issue. Advertising deadline is Tuesday noon September 6.
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Dr. Kalb
Althoug
Ho-Van-Chieu
David
Long Ave
Deenae
Richard Beada
Schieffels R Drive
Hollywood Ave
Thomas L. Mahr
Boston Ave
Edward D. Overly
Grove St
Knee Range Co
Jack King
Daniel Marx
Winslow D. Cole
20Th St
General Brass Corp
Donald Baker
Gilbert Barnum
Scheerer Ave
Hilldale
Barnum III
Robert W. Siher
Fulton Ave
Jersey City
Cee Ge
Sharon Beada
Schleifer Drive
Sanford Ave
Robert Thayer
Belleville
William Beattie
Women's
Little League
Barbara Jascor
Henry Cowan
Dorothy Holloway
N.J
TOBIA
BBC
Waverly
Apts
William Queele
Arnold Witte
Republican Club
Queate
Whch
Ackerman
Albert Goldberg
Fairbanks St
Smith Corona Corp
Metropolitan Life
No. Broad St
Solomon Ostrin
Ostrin
Arthur Ferguson
Robert St
Ferguson
William C. Martucci
Woodfield Stadium
Dominick Peterpaul
Hillside Lions Club
Irene Fuchs
P.T.A
Don DiSanti
Chicago Bridge
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