Hearing Postponed On Bank Driveway
The Zoning Board of Adjustment postponed until Oct 7 a hearing on a National State Bank request to use Ridgway Ave land for a driveway to its drive in facility at Hillside Office 1820 N Broad St. The delay, due to late hour, preserves the plan as the state highway dept plans to take over the current driveway area with an overpass project.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
National State Bank
Elizabeth
Ridgway Ave
Hillside
N. Broad St
Central Ave
Long Ave
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Frank A. West
Pasquale Federico
Hillside Ave
Shell Station
Broad Realty Co
Hess
Henry G.mabe
Williamson Ave
George Monk
Morris Place
Sidney Birnbaum
Stranger returns lost Time Freight paycheck
A stranger recovered Joseph Jannelli’s endorsed pay check in a Shop Rite Store parking lot and handed it to Patrolman Emanuel P. Meyer. Police traced the owner to 1278 North Broad Street and returned the check, identifying Paul Kronicz of 1317 Myrtle Street as the finder.
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Joseph Jannelli
Broad St
Uch
Paul Kronicz
Myrtle St
Mr. Tannelli
Time Freight Inc
Emanuel P. Meyer
Taninelli
Eisenberg Discount Store Specializes in Bankrupt Stocks
Eisenberg at 39 Coe Ave operates a daily 10 am to 4 pm shop, selling off bankrupt stock from top stores. The one story building features famous brand women’s and men’s apparel with savings up to 70 percent. The business focuses on special purchases from stores going out of business.
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Toots
Herman Eisenberg
Coe Ave
Eisenbergs
Eisenberg
Correction note on savings ad dividend wording
A correction to the Investors Savings and Loan Association advertisement clarifies the increased dividend of 4 1/4 percent per year is payable beginning in 1965 rather than on December 1 1965. The rectification fixes the payment date reference for regular savings.
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Investors Savings and Loan Agia
Kiwanis Talk Urges Structured Care For Mentally Retarded
Herbert A Lichtman New ark educator spoke Wednesday night to Hillside Kiwanis about caring for mentally retarded children. He urged early occupation, a planned day program, and job training. noted better outcomes in small special classes. called for good teachers. Intro by Franklin Feltman. thanks from Juvenile Court Judge V William DiBuono.
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Herbert A.lichtman
Newark
Hillside Kiwanis Club
College Inn
Lichtman
Franklin A. Feltman
Juvenile Court
William DiBuono
Stamler Association Holds Open House In Union
Charles S. Tracy local Republican municipal chairman greeted 400 members at an open house in the Town and Campus Restaurant Union. He leads the Stamler Association formed to back State Sen Nelson F. Stamler for election.
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Charles S. Tracy
Stamler Association
Union
Tracy
Nelson F. Stamler
Hillside to Get Free Playground via Open Space Inquiry
Mayor Robert Diamond asks the Federal government about the Open Space Land and Urban Beautification Program. The township will obtain the Merkle property on Maple Avenue for a playground at no cost, with a 50 percent savings on the purchase price.
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Robert Diamond
Hillside
Merkle
Maple Avenue
Intern in Maryland and Hillside playground plans
Dr. Arthur M. Morris, a Buffalo MD graduate, will intern at University Hospital in Baltimore and pursue internal medicine. Hillside votes to buy the Merkle property for $76,000 as a playground linked to Hillside Avenue School, with Green Acres and federal aid changing to 50 percent shares. The project aims to provide proper recreation facilities, with total township cost capped around $5,000 for development. Also, Rotary Pop Warner game setup by Kenneth Hathaway, with Clark team slated for Sunday October 3.
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Arthur M. Morris
University of Buffalo
Bond St
Louis Morris
University Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
Nu Sigma Nu
Morris
Diamond
Hillside
Merkle
Hillside Avenue School
State of New Jersey
Green Acres
Hillside Avenue
Clark Kenneth Hathaway
Clark
Working People Need Voice in Hillside Campaign
Makary Tarnoff, GOP candidate for Township Committee, denounces lack of labor representation in Hillside. He cites master planners paid 28 000, calls for inclusion of organized labor, and says he and Arnold Witte represent ordinary citizens and workers seeking political influence and advisory roles.
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Makary Tarnoff
GOP
Hillside
Arnold Witte
Two Stolen Autos Are Recovered
Sinec ton Ave reported to police last Wednesday that his car was stolen between 1:30 and 2:40 p.m while at Galloping Hill Golf Course Union. It was found parked near Dover Ave and Liberty Ave by Patrolman Sylvester Madurski. The car of Harry Szc zhulsky of 413 Harvard Ave stolen on Aug 28 was recovered by Bloomfield Police last Wednesday. Mrs Paul Kifner has returned from Wildwood where she attended a Connecticut Farms Unit 35 American Legion Auxiliary conference.
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Ton Ave
Galloping Hill
Union
Dover Ave
Liberty Ave
Sylvester Madurski
Harry Szczhulsky
Harvard Ave
Bloomfield
Paul Kifner
Wildwood
Connecticut Farms Unit 35
American Legion Auxilary
State Department
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Yankees
Hillside Recreation Commission
Sebastian Pagano
Richard Hodavance
Donald Y
Glen Atamanchuk
Otto Zimmerman Jr
Martin Gelowitz
Pierce
Robert Duboff
Kenneth Greenberg
Joseph Femicola
Peter Confalone
Paul Ehrenfeld
Joel Kraemer
Frank W. Brice, Sr
Edwin J. Ziobro
Charles Atkinson
Joe Loeb
Union, Newark, Bayville, Roselle PA
Bricktown
Jon
Marc
America
Ays Ako
Ollege Inn
Sun
Betty Lambert
Yale Avenue
N.J
Mittleman Bros. Inc
Quality Bakers
WaAverly
GOOD
Hollywood Liquor & Delicatessen
Hollywood Avenue
Nate Lava
Wycko's
Sid Hillside Ave
Naacie
Sherman Ave
Elizabeth EL
Burry’s Biscuit CO
Johnny Murphy
Cherry & West Grand Sts
AL Zimmer
American Express and
Diners Club Credit Townley’s
North- Ave
Momis
Gourmet Magazine
Tarnoff
CLAS
Kullman
Burgerama
Wome
Chancellor Ave
Julius & Kay Augarten
Harry 'S
Harry’s Nire Place
Hewat
Hillside Pork Store
Bolognas & Poultry
Citizens Club
Bloy ST
Cor
Bill Kayer
Wanda West
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