Approval for Route 22 Shop-Rite Supermarket Project
Construction planned on the Wagner property Route 22 for a Shop-Rite Supermarket with a 266 by 165 ft building 20 ft high. A $400000 building permit was issued by Building Inspector Carmen Monaco Sr on August 30. The plan includes remodeling the Chevron station as an accessory building and paving for parking. Several nearby structures will be demolished to create access and sight lines. Kelly and Salles Electrical Supply will lose 30 ft of their building to widen Long Ave access with a right turn exit. Vinal approval granted by planning board and site plan review board.
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Wagner
Route
Carmen Monaco, Sr
Permalite
Chevron
Liberty Ave
Kelly & Salles Electrical Supply Co, Inc
Long Ave
Kelly & Salles
Rev Wagner Will Retire After 44 Years of Service
Rev C Morgan Wagner of Calvary Lutheran Church Maple Ave and Clark St will retire October 1 after 44 years of service. He has long aided town functions and community ventures. A dinner in his honor will be at Mountainside Inn Springfield on September 24 at 5 30 p m aligned with Calvary Lutheran Churchs 50th anniversary.
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C. Morgan Wagner
Calvary Lutheran Church
Maple Ave
Clark St
Wagner
Mountainside Inn
Springfield
Calvary Luthern Church
Mayor Health Fair promotes Play It Safe at Hillside event
The Union County Unit of the American Cancer Society urges Hillside residents to attend the Mayor's Health Fair on October 1 from 10 AM to 5 PM for a free oral cancer checkup. Dentists will provide painless screenings and several agencies offer additional free tests including hearing, glaucoma, amblyopia testing, and color deficiency Eye tests.
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Union County Unit
The
American Cancer Society
Hillside
Bell Company
Hillside Week Awards Night Celebrates Kiwanis Honor
The 19th annual Hillside Little League awards night is held tonight at Club Nagaho Manor. Anthony Bullis, president, will accept the Kiwanis award in memory of Arthur J. Ferguson.
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Willside Little League
P.m
Club Nagaho Manor
40Th St. Irvington
Hillside
Kiwanis
Anthony
Nurses Needed for Health Fair screenings and immunizations
This year's Health Fair will include seven new medical screening tests and mumps immunizations. Nurses and anyone with medical training are needed and should contact Public Health Nurses Esther Ochse and Sylvia Finkel at the Board of Health, phone 926-4535.
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Esther Ochse
R.N
Sylvia Finkel
Board of Health
Hillside Health Fair Offers Free Screening to Residents
Hillside residents can receive all available free health screening tests and immunizations at the Mayor's Health Fair on October 1. The event will be held at the Community Center located at 274 Hillside Avenue.
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Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Lunch prices rise for high school 1972-73
The Board of Education approved raising high school lunch cost from 35 to 45 cents for the 1972-73 year due to higher food and supply and labor costs. Elementary lunches stay at 25 cents. A lunch includes a hot option or cold platter daily with dessert available for 15 cents and milk at 6 or 7 cents for extra half-pints.
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Board of Education
Sewage Plant Costing 3.12 Million Proposed by Township
A 3.12 million bond ordinance for a secondary sewage treatment plant was introduced by the township committee as part of the 47.6 million Essex Union Joint Meeting project. Hillside’s share would drop to 911,275.59 if Elizabeth joins or pays, while a public hearing is set for September 19. The plan follows state pollution rules and improves beyond current primary treatment.
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Albert S. Parsonnel
Hillside
Essex-Union
Charles S. Mancuso
New Jersey
Eugene W. Andrukite
Andrakite
Parsonnel
John C. Kulish
Iflizabeth
Kulish
Elizabeth
East Orange
Irvington
Maplewood
Millburn
Newark
Roselle Park
South Orange
Summit
Union
West Orange
N. Broad St
Central Ave
Evans Terminal
State Public Utilities Commission
Elizabethtown Gas Co. Parsonnel
Alexander Menza
United Way Names Industrial Chairman in Union County
Lawrence Ferrante Jr will chair the 1972 73 United Way campaign industrial division for Eastern Union County Fred Schaefer president of Thomas Betts Co announced Ferrante has served as co chairman of the Industrial division and lives in Parlin A telephone line 392 8410 offers an up to date summary of events and park system program activities with weather postponement notices via recorded message
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Lawrence Ferrante, Jr
United Way
Union County
Fred Schaefer
Thomas & Betts Co
Elizabeth
Ferrante
Parlin
Union County Park System
US Charges Board of Ed With Wage Discrimination
The US Department of Labor accuses the Hillside Township Board of Education of discriminatory wages paying female matrons less than male custodians. A summons to appear in U.S. District Court was served after a wage audit. The board may owe back wages, potentially around twelve thousand dollars, depending on time span and evidence.
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Board of Education
US Department of Labor
Gilbert D. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
U.S. District Court
Martin J. Lynch
Lynch
Earl c. Wanger
Rosh Hashana Message By Rabbi Eli Carlebach
Rabbi Eli Carlebach reflects on Rosh Hashana as the Day of Man's creation and a yearly invitation to renewal. He urges sincere repentance, personal transformation, and the use of creativity to spread blessing, urging positive renewal in relation to fellow humans and God.
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Eli Carlebach
Adam
Adams
Hillside Republicans Endorse Local Ticket Leaders
Kulish and Andrukite urge Hillside voters to scrutinize candidates for public office. They praise J Arnold Witte Burton Bergman and Elton Mangione as qualified for township service and state nationwide roles, claiming the slate offers the best, only viable choice for Hillside.
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Hillside Times
John G. Kulish
Hillside
J. Arnold Witte
Burton B. Bergman
Elton F. Mangione
Lcensed
Prudential Insurance Co
Kulish
Andrakite
Witte, Bergman
Manzione
49ers Calling the 8 15 Class of 1949 reunion note
Miss Harriet Haag, former teacher at Abram P Morris School, sends a message to the 8:15 class of 1949 students about shared memories from hillside teaching years and retirement in 1949. She preserves a memory book and now resides at 1440 Milwaukee St Denver Colo 80206.
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Abram P. Morris
Harriet Haag
Hill~ Side
Miss Haag
Milwaukee St
Denver
Colo
Community Center Initiates Full Fall Program in Hillside
Hillside Community Center resumes full fall events starting today after a summer cutback. Director David Klurman announces expanded offerings for all ages including chess with instruction and tournaments at multiple levels, plus adult volleyball folk dancing slimnastics and arts. The teenage program features volleyball Paddleball touch football ping pong chess checkers ceramics while the afternoon program targets elementary children with varied sports and crafts. Call 923-1285 between 3 pm and 6 pm and 7 pm to 10 pm if interested in chef roles.
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Hillside Community Center
Scheol
David Klurman
Klurman
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