Pay raise referendum ordinance for police and firemen
A police and firemen pay raise ordinance was introduced to seek voter approval by referendum at the November election. A county clerk ballot placement was approved. The proposed pay scales set yearly steps, with initial increases from present salaries and a graduated bonus for top patrolsmen, contingent on a successful referendum and a January 1, 1957 effective date. Public hearing scheduled for October 2.
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Livenen
Hillside Town Hall clean claim sparks party clash
Democratic campaigners defend the new Hillside Town Hall as clean and well maintained. They dismiss Republican charges as false and note the maintenance crew size, window cleaning by an outside contractor, and the old town hall’s faults. They urge honesty about the building’s improvements for workers and the public library.
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Rita
Hillside
Sow Town Hall
Aditton
Republican Party
Bree
Hillside Town Hall
Lis
Henry Goldhor to receive 1956 Bnai Brith Citizenship Award
Township Committeeman Henry Goldhor will be honored with the North Jersey Council Bnai Brith Outstanding Citizenship Award for 1956. The presentation occurs Tuesday evening September 25 at Sinai Congregation, 1531 Maple Avenue, Hillside. Goldhor, a police commissioner former mayor and ex-Board of Education member, is the first Hillsider named for the award. He previously received the lodge Americanism Award in 1954.
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Tive
Daniel Uhl
Voorhees Street
Recreation Commission
Board of Education
Uhl
Bristol-Myers Co
Hillside Little League
John F. Crane
North Jersey Council
B'nai B'rith
Henry Goldhor
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Goldhor
Goldhof
Hillside municipal building features split level design
The Hillside project adopts a split level plan with the basement housing the Hillside Public Library below the Liberty Avenue entrance. Police offices enter from Highland Avenue at the Liberty level, while the main floor hosts most offices and the auditorium. A third floor provides space for additional offices.
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Hillside
Structure Houses 3 Chief Services
Hillside's new municipal building occupies the entire square block bounded by Tiberty, Hillside, Highland and Miller. The design divides into three sections: auditorium and municipal offices on the main floor, the Hillside Public Library in the basement with additional quarters above, and police, court, and legal offices with facilities on both basement and main floors.
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Hillside
Side Times
Tiberty Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Highland Avenue
Miller Place
Hillside Public Library
Mntraice
Highland Aren
Campaign post ties Hillside assessor to candidates
Anwar Ho Lapp campaign manager for Republicans condemns an assessor's role as campaign manager for Hillside Democratic candidates. He warns the assessor risks credibility by managing campaigns while in office and urges reappraisal of morals and a new campaign manager or assessor.
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Democratic Township Committee
Anwar Ho Lapp
Lapp
Unis
Hillside
Wilside
Return After Trip by Mr and Mrs John Loew
Mr and Mrs John Loew of 260 Crahti Street have returned after a five week plane trip that included stops in Chicago Minneapolis Seattle Vancouver B C the Hawaiian Islands and San Francisco.
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John ©. Loew
Crahti Street
Chiridgo
Minneapolis
Seattle
Vancouver
B.C
San Francisco
Voelk Receives Two-Year Traffic Planning Scholarship
Deputy Polite Chief Benest Vorll announced a Rutgers University program opening for planning and control studies by the Department of Law and Public Safety Division of Motor Vehicles. Voelk was awarded a two-year scholarship leading to a Certificate.
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Benest Vorll
Duwi
Polus
Rutgers University
Nanaea
Department of Law and Public Safety
Division of Motor Vehicles
Comets Open Season Versus Regional at Woodfield Stadium
Hillside High School’s Comet football team begins a new era by hosting Springfield Regional this Saturday afternoon at Woodfield Stadium. The game will feature two-area rivals with regional implications and marks the debut for the Comets under the new coaching staff.
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Hillside High School
Comet
Springfield
Woodfield Stadium
R&S Decorators Showroom Remodeled Opens Saturday
R and S Decorators unveils a fully remodeled showroom at 1147 Liberty Avenue with a Fifth Ave style abstract modernism front. Mr and Mrs Leo Barth thank supporters as the firm marks ten years in business and showcases new slip covers and upholstery options.
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R & S Decorators
Liberty Avenue
Leo Barth
Tim
Fim
Town Goes Forward BY MAYOR WILLIAM GURAL
The township advances with a new municipal building project completed through 1996. The plan consolidates offices and services once spread across multiple sites, adds Hillside Public Library quarters, and includes an auditorium and new health facilities. Architect Emil Av Schmidlin earned national recognition for design.
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William Gural
Ye Plang
Bristol-Myers Wind
Hilleside Avene
Emil Av Schmidlin
Schmidlin
National Architect Magazine
Hillside Public Library
Munricipal
Board of Health
Hillside Republicans Propose Government Reform Platform
GOP candidates Hynitt M Schulman and John G Walsh announce a Hillside campaign to return government functions to the people. Principles include value for money, public referendums on major spending, two party representation, Mayor-Council form with three wards, noninterference in police, cooperation among leaders, and governance for principled citizens.
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John
Mal & John
Malcolm Singerman
John Fuhrmann
Hillside
Pat Greenwood
Clearwater
Fla
Steve Allen
New York
Miss Greenwood
Dro
Canada
Florida
P.O
Jorge Bradley
Hynitt M. Schulman
John G. Walsh
Township Committee
Tuilside
Jare
Cornell
Police Department
New Officers of Planning Board Elected
Thomas A. Roy longtime secretary since 1951 was named chairman after Leslie R. Tichenor Jr. resigned. Tichenor had led the board since its 1951 organization. Bernard B. Bernstein, appointed April 18, was chosen to succeed Roy as secretary.
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Thomas A. Roy
Planning Board
Leslie R. Tichenor Jr
Tichenor
Bernard B. Bernstein
Roy
Democrats Open Campaign Quarters on Sept 22 in Broad Street
The local Democratic campaign head quarters will open Saturday at 6 pm at 1455 North Broad Street with Fat Son PCSE EteS to be served.
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Democratic
North Broad Street
Fat Son Pcse
Church Services and Schedules at Local Faiths
Church notices from Christ the King Catholic Church and First Church of Christ Scientist list Sunday Mass times daily offerings and holy day observances, with baptisms and confessions published. Also includes Elizabeth location details, church contact cues, and a reference to a Christian Science lesson and Bible passages for Sunday services.
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Christ the King Catholic Church
Perry G, DeWitt
Tey Gerard & Whelan
Richard A. Greene
Miraoulous
Sacred Heart
First Church of Christ Scientist
Fairmount Avenue
Elizabeth
Mortly Avenue
Christian Science Services
Meyner To Lay Cornerstone At Hillside Building Dedication
Governor Meyner will lay the cornerstone for Hillside’s new municipal building and library on Saturday at 10 30 am. The program includes speeches by Gov Meyner and Congressman Williams, a colors presentation, and a pledge led by Walter Howell. The library dedication follows with a plaque unveiling and open house to end the ceremony.
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Hillside
Hillside and
Liberty Avenues
Robert B. Meyner
Harrison A. Williams, Jr
Mesnar
Hillside Industrial Association
Atfa Linehvon
Wit Nel Scott
Hocel
Eliabeth
Walter Howell
War Menorial Building Association
William Gural
Willian’ al
Meynor
Gerard B
Industrial Association
Marguerite Jenkison
State Library
Charles Estabrook
Ronald EB. Ost. Mann
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Little League To Start Field Work
Hillaide Little League will begin fieldhouse and diamond construction on Saturday September 22 on Gueth avenue. Joan Beattle and Mov Goldberg co chairmen ask members and friends to join at the site with tools to assist many tasks. Donors welcome at the site.
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Hillaide Little League
Wire
Gueth Avenue
Joan Beattle
Mov Goldberg
Comemitter
Jeague
Lions Slated For State Positions
A Hillside Lions Club program at Townley’s Union honors John A. Glumpolo district governor elect. Dr Walter Krambeigel is program chairman as Glumpolo is expected to announce several club appointments to key state posts. Mr and Mrs Joseph Broccoli welcome son Anthony Joseph born September 14 at Newark Beth Israel Hospital.
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John A. Glumpolo
Lions International
Hillside Sons Club
Townley’s Union
Walter Krambiegel
Glumpolo
Broccolis
Joseph Broccoli
Route 22
Anthony Joseph
Newark Beth Israel Hospital
Hillside Municipal Building Dedicated Saturday
Residents are invited to the dedication of Hillside Municipal Building Saturday morning. Mayor William Gural announced the event and invited all to visit municipal offices after the ceremony as offices will be open following the dedication.
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Hillside
How
William Gural
Township builds new Municipal Building for all departments
Township of Hill aide completes a modern Municipal Building to house the clerk, collector, treasurer, Health Department, inspectors, police and fire departments. A centralized telephone switchboard and call boxes serve police and fire reporting. Growth prompted leasing and later purchase, with space expansions planned to improve public service. Weather: fair and warm today.
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Fire Department
Hillaide
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