Ordinances On Civil Service Adopted In Township Meeting
After ten months of study the township aims to implement Civil Service for municipal workers with new job titles and salary ranges starting September 16. The meeting also covered road department hires, a temporary retirement request, bus headways, flood problems at Monroe Gardens, and land appraisal for Christ the King Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Carmen Serratelli
Road Department
Robert Kesil
Joseph Carsidona
Public Utilities Commission
Monroe Gardens
John Scannell
Police Mid Firemen’s Pension Fund
Alan Boehner
Bailey Avenue
Christ the King Church
William Gural
Township Deliberates Curbing To Cut Street Repair Costs
Township committee debates curbing on Union, Jerome avenues Voorhees street and another trio Riverside drive paving. Public hearing draws protests from residents while engineer and road overseer cite long term savings and protection of temporary pavements. A separate Riverside drive curb and pavement ordinance is final with 25 000 dollar appropriation.
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Tuesd
Union and
Jerome Avenues
Voorhees — Street
Union
Jerome Avenue
Purce
Buchanan
Arnold
Henry Kreh Jr
Arthur Riche
Ronc
Riverside Drive
Jerome
Union Avenues
Voorhees Street
A. E. Winstead
Anson C. Crane
Evergreen Cemetery
Milton B. Conford
Plan Fair
John M. Malone
Malone
Henry Goldhorex
Hillside Workshop Promotes Moral Values in Schools
Hillside's annual workshop again centers on The Teaching of Moral and Ethical Values, urging schools to prepare youth for real world challenges. Township Engineer Henry Kreh Jr. sparked laughter with a joke about legal action on private assessment laws, referencing Pingry School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Riding Hood Kreh
Hillside
Little Red Riding Hood
Hoed
Little Red Riding
Henry Kreh Jr
Sidlander
Board of Assessors
Pingry
Kreh
Kiwanis Lead Local Get-Out-Vote Drive in Hillside Area
The Hillside Kiwanis Club expands the national Get-Out-The-Vote effort with a Ballot Battalion chaired by Henry Goldhor and aided by John M. Malone and Dr. Robert Rosen. Three donated billboards flank Coe avenue, Hollywood, Long and Blay streets, painted by Syl Fiorvanti. The campaign distributes 300 window streamers, 2000 buttons, 100 bumper signs, 8000 inserts, 500 industry outreach letters, and targets a telephone and house-to-house canvass in Hillside and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Woodburn
McDonald
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Henry Goldhor
John M. Malone
Robert Rosen
Goldhor
Coe Avenue
Church Street
Hollywood
Long Avenues
Blay Street
Yale Avenue
Syl Fiorvanti
Kiwanis
Side National Bank
Lndustries
Hillside
Gullard
Theodore Club
Broad Street Widening and Public Hearings Planned
Township committee introduced an ordinance for widening North Broad street from Ridgway Avenue to near Hollywood Avenue with a $2500 township share for curbs and pavement. Public hearing set for September 16. Also notices hearings on rent control and school taxation, plus a variety of municipal appointments and zoning items. Center Players casting dates announced at Newark Jewish Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Broad Street
Ridgway Avenue
Hollywood Avenue
County of Union
Township Committee
Sidney Englander
Board of Assessors
Pingry
Hillside
Robert OC. Kirkpatrick
Elizabeth McCraith
Health Department
Ninth District Civic Association
Liberty Avenue
Conant Street
Albert Rothbard
Henry Goldhor
Public Safety
Adele Braelow
County Board of Taxation
Zon
Ing Board of Adjustment
Dover Avenue
Mayors Committee
Newark Airport
Kirkpatrick
Public Safety Committee
Bayview Avenue
Frank Denay
Police Department
Holiday Storm Causes Floods and Downed Wires Wide
A holiday storm drenched an area with wind driven rain causing floods on Robert Street Salem Avenue Millard Avenue Yale Avenue and Lehigh Place. Police logged incidents of short circuits on Long Avenue and White Street and downed wires in front of homes on Dover Avenue Broadway and North Avenue. A tree fell on Williamson Avenue and large branches were torn from trees on Stanley Terrace and Coe Avenue as authorities coordinated with the Road Department and Public Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Woeth
Broadway
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Sheldon Minion
Williamson Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Gertrude Street
Harvard Avenue
Minion
Judith
Apes
Robert Street
Salem Avenue
Millard Avenue
Yale Avenue
Lehigh Place
Long Avenue
White Street
Rubin Ritz
Dover Avenue
Francis Triano
George Marcinko
Chapman Street
River- Side
North Avenue
George
Blakesburg
Stanley Terrace
Joseph Leopardo
Coe Avenue
Road Department
Public Service
Luftman Urges Voters to Support Ike in November Election
Col. Marty Luftman urged residents to register and cast every vote for Eisenhower on November 4. He said the Eisenhower Citizens Committee will begin activities next week and praised backers for their forthcoming support of the Republican nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Marty T. Luftman
Luttman
Eisenhower Citizens Committee
Eisenhower
Hillside Township Civil Service Setup Highlights Officials
Civil Service postings for Hillside Township Clerk Office and Department of Public Affairs outline positions and pay ranges including Township Clerk Principal Clerk Stenographer Clerk Stenographer and a series of roads and maintenance roles with respective salary bands. Tax Collector’s Office lists roles for senior accountant and accountant while a Chief Engineer Operator position is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Township
Fis Atardes
Sf Whee
Department OF Public Affairs
Qversner
Romdscry
Ass't
S.g.psayeussqysvcee
Federah
Oornewe
Defense
All Council
Welfare Department
Treasury Township
Fopceeeb Ees Ees
Weber Tebe Eree
Board OF Assessors
Past President's Badee For Mason At Hillside Local 70
An open Hillside Local 70 PBA meeting awarded Officer Robert Mason a gold past president badge. George Shelbourne, the president, presented it. State PBA convention runs September 7 to 9 in Atlantic City with Victor Heller Sr, Frank Erdman, and William Dieroff Sr as delegates and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mason
Hillside Local 70
P.B.A
Hillside Avenue
George Shelbourne
PBA
Atlantic City
Victor Heller
Frank Erdman
William Dieroff
Public Library Reopens On Hillside Avenue
Hillside Public Library at Hillside Avenue School reopened after the summer closing with hours listed by librarian Miss Lottie Smolenski. Regular hours are Monday Wednesday and Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. New fiction titles include The Village The Uprooted Lament for Four Virgins Out of the Whirlpool and Appleby Barbary Hoard. Nonfiction additions include Anne Frank Diary of a Young Girl Ages in Chaos Struggle for Europe Rage of the Soul State of Latin America and Back Door to War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Public Library
Hillside Avenue
Lottie Smolenski
Ann Frank
Europe
Latin America
Republican Units Will Meet Tuesday in Hillside
A Hillside Republican County Committee and Republican Campaign Committee will meet at 8 30 p m on Tuesday September 9 at the Elks clubhouse Hillside avenue. They will discuss ticket sales for the October 4 dance and rally at the War Veterans Memorial Building and invite attendees for the county wide picnic at Ye Olde Log Cabin Inn Grove Clark Township contacting Albert Schoen or other committee members for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Republican County Committee
Republican Campaign Committee
Elks
Hillside Avenue
War Veterans Memorial
Judge Fines Four Citizens in Disorderly Conduct Case
A Newark magistrate fined Moses Gutierrez of 80 Thomas Street $50 for disorderly conduct on August 14. Irvington resident Frank Lacurto, 1262 Springfield Avenue, paid $25 for disturbance while intoxicated on August 21. Route 29 speeding led to $15 for Jussi Himanka of Maplewood and $10 for Joseph H. Neisel of Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Gutierrez
Thomas Street
Newark
Sidney Birnbaum
Frank Lacurto
Springfield Avenue
Irvington
Mqyor
Jussi Himanka
Maplewood
Joseph H. Neisel
Union
Pingry Lower School to Open in New Building
Pingry School plans an early move for the Lower School with more than 400 candidates for diplomas and grades 1-5 relocating to the new site by September 22. Headmaster BE. Laurence Springer cites 81 percent college acceptance among last year’s Pingry graduates, well above the national 74 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingry School
Laurence Springer
Pingry
Ané
Springer
Weather Today Bright and Pleasant
The day offers sunny calm conditions with pleasant temperatures. Tonight stays fair and cool, with another pleasant day expected tomorrow.
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Girl
Hartley Terrace
League of Municipalities
North
Irvington Avenues
Central Avenue
Hollywood Homes Inc
A. F. Ruhl
Vito Robertozzi
T. Winslow Woodruff
Union Avenue
Albert Schoen
Charles Baker
Deet Whatson
Tala Ion Crag
Center Players
Fuld
Newark Jewish Center
High and Kinney Streets
Center Theatre
George H. Kahn
Col
Harry I. Luftman
Morris Place
Hillside, N. J
Luftman
New Jersey
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Badee
Mason
Pingry Lower School
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Jersey
Hillside, Ave
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