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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1951
Page
8
Enrollments are open for Ballet top toe character boys tar and acrobatic classes with Miss Greenwald supervising. The theatre in Newark announces one of the best seasons yet with yearround instruction and performances planned.
Services were held for William A. Yuill, 100, of 1519 Schley, at Calvary Lutheran Church and Growhey Funeral Home. Masonic services followed. burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Yuill died Sunday evening at the Masonic Home after celebrat ing his hundredth birthday on August 12. He was the oldest living Mason in New Jersey and had lived in Hillside for 35 years. He leaves five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Arnold Hi McClew Republican Pee at Cd GAUL Tstaneeenpe this week urged the committee and tax assessors to aid veterans in filing applications for their 1952 tax exemptions. He proposed weekday evenings and Saturdays from October 1 to December 30 to ease hardship for veterans who must appear in person. The exemption covers up to $500 and also extends to widows of men who died in service if not remarried.
A Hillside joint meeting of the Democratic County Committee and Democratic Club met at Hungarian Hall Tuesday night to organize voter registration for new and existing residents. Milton P. Conford noted three of four new voters favor Democrats due to Republican bloc registrations. John M. Malone, candidate for Township Committee on November 6, thanked supporters.
The Democrats accuse the Republican majority, led by Mr Hale, of overstaffing the legal department with a township attorney and four assistants, planning five but settling for four. They say the move was to shield the Republican machine and note protests by Commissioners Conford and Kirkpatrick. Hale also pressed for a sixth captain despite an earlier cap of five, aiming to appease all while increasing costs for taxpayers. Hillside citizens are urged to see through the alleged falsehoods before the election.
Notice cites first reading September 12 1951 and second reading September 26 1961 at 1284 North Broad Street. Ordinance fixes annual salaries for Hillside Fire Department firemen by grade levels and requires majority voter approval at the November 1961 general election.
An ordinance to fix annual patrolmen salaries in Hillside Township Union County and submit the wage increase to voters at the November 6 1951 general election. It sets grades and salaries for patrolmen from fifth to first grade and directs clerk actions for county certification and voter notice.
Robert McNamara, committee chairman, urged workers to publicize registration facts and guide unfamiliar residents. Philip M. Peck, campaign manager, called for 100 percent registration as literature will be distributed to explain procedures. Arrangements include many house parties during the campaign.
The council discussed Fire Chief August H Davies recommendation to switch Fire Headquarters heating from coal to oil after the ambulance addition. cost estimated over $800. Building Inspector Charles Hanson halted a Windsor Way house project by Potomac Contractors Inc until plans gain neighbor approval. A second greenhouse permit for Joseph Forthaber on Glenwood Avenue was revoked for wrong zoning. Attorney Ellsworth J. Sterner to appear before the Zoning Board September 18 for a zone exception. The committee planned to confer with Forthaber on fencing questions.
Property near Calvin Woldge School and Industrial Hospital site at Hillside and Chestnut avenues eyed for a new hospital with two year extension of the existing agreement between the township and the Department of Conservation and Development for Veterans Emergency Housing. The town adopted a resolution opposing a Commonwealth Water Company rate increase as the Public Utilities Commission notes Commonwealth sells water to the Elizabethtown Water Company Consolidated serving Hillside.
A damaged notice details a partition or property action in Union County New Jersey. It names Elsin T Roth and Mr Roth as defendants and references a Township of Hillside map, tax records, and a deed description. The document orders appearance or default procedures and mentions a clerk of the Superior Court and fees.
An ordinance introduced September 12 1951 by the Hillside Township Committee authorizes acquisition and installation of traffic control lights at Liberty Avenue Hillside New Jersey with a total appropriation not to exceed 7500 including 250 from the Capitol Improvement Account and bonds or notes to cover the balance. The measure sets construction oversight by the Township Engineer and notes a five year useful life under state laws. The ordinance takes effect upon publication and final passage.
Oldest company in New Jersey presents low monthly payments as low as five dollars for thirty months on decorating brickwork tiling heating plastering plumbing roofing siding painting and carpentry. Oil burners cementing and porch enclosures available at 60 Park Place in the evenings.
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