Hillside High Opens Season At Woodfield Bradwr
Hillside High football kicks off Saturday afternoon at Woodfield Bradwr against Springfield Regional Builders. The Comets face minor injuries after late scrimmages and will seek revenge for last year’s loss to coach Johnny Brown’s Hillside squad.
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Hillside Recreation Center
Liberty Avenue
Hillside High School
Woodfield Bradwr
Springfield
Comes
PeThis
Johnny Brown
Hillside
al “Red” Weiner
Hillside Planning Board Drops Firehouse From Civic Center Plan
Hillside Planning Board adopts a resolution amending the Master Plan to remove the firehouse from the municipal civic center. The action follows resident objections and architect Emil A. Schmidlin's advice to improve architectural beauty and distance the firehouse from the industrial area. Councilor George Fischler to draft the official notice. The board also met with township appraisers on land parcels and potential playground and park areas, to be discussed again at the Wednesday meeting.
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Hillside
Emil A. Schmidlin
East Orange
Fire Department
George Fischler
Planning Board
Louis J. Hess
Harry S. Luftman
Kenneth C. Hathaway
Albert Stavitsky
Jews Prepare for Yom Kippur at Sinai Congregation
The Day of Atonement is observed starting Sunday with Kol Nidre at 5 30 p m at Sinai Congregation. Continuous services run from 7 30 a m Monday until sundown with Yizkor at about 11 45 a m.
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Sinai
Polish Club Jubilee Celebration Planned at 400 Bloy Street
The Polish American Citizens Club marks its Silver Jubilee with a gala banquet this Saturday at its quarters 400 Bloy street. Reservations close Friday evening via Walter Pagowski chairman. Committee members include Z Koperski I Wnek E Tryanski J Gibas J Borkowski K Drygulski president and B Prokopowicz vice president. Dinner served promptly at 1 30 PM.
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Citizens Club
Bloy Street
Walter Pagowski
Z. Koperski
I Wnek
E. Tryanski
J. Giba
J. Borkowski
K. Drygulski
B. Prokopowicz
Hillside Group Seeks Park Agency to Acquire Dust Bowl
Hillside Heights Civic Association asks the Union County Park Commission to take over the Dust Bowl off Route 29 near Tillman Street. Commission members discussed using the tract as a flood detention basin that could be seeded and opened to the public.
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Hillside Heights Civic Association
Route 29
Tillman Street
Union County Park Commission
Elizabeth
District Governor To Visit Lions Club
Lions Club of Hillside welcomes John L. Mentz district governor of District 168 Lions International to Townleys Restaurant Union on Thursday October 2. He will advise and assist the club on Lions administration and humanitarian service programs.
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Lions Club
Hillside
John L. Mentz
Lions International
Townley's
Union
Lions Administration
Lions
Hillside Adult School invites delegates to October meeting
Hillside civic, social and patriotic organizations are urged to send representatives to the Hillside Avenue School room 1 on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Walter O Krumbiegel director of the Adult School says the meeting will plan the 1952 1953 winter term program and work to reach more of the local population as classes begin in November.
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Hillside
Hillside Adult School Association
Hillside Avenue
Walter O. Krumbiegel
Krumbiegel
Coe Avenue Stores Entered By Thief
The Cambria Shoe Repair Shop at 41 Coe avenue was entered Sunday night by breaking a rear door glass. Ten dollars was stolen from the register. The same thief is believed to have entered the Coe Hardware Shop at 37 Coe avenue by breaking a rear window, but the safe was not opened. A fountain pen worth 15 and six dollars in change were taken.
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Cambria Shoe Repair
Coe Avenue
Coe Hardware
Township Committee Deadlocks Over Drive-In Cleaning Permit
Township officials failed to grant a permit for a Liberty and Hillside drive-in cleaning station, citing zoning and general welfare limits. The council foresees possible zoning changes and urges Planning Board action to address broader re zoning.
Ferrigno Pushes Town Hall Delay Until Costs Fall
Republican candidate Carmen J. Ferrigno calls for delaying a new Town Hall plan until high school additions free space. He suggests moving Saybrook School operations to Coe Avenue to repurpose Saybrook for Town Hall and seeks a public sentiment vote.
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Ferrigno
Coe Avenue
Saybrook School
Saybrook
Board of Education
Township Committee
Columbia Survey
Improvement In Zoning And Planning In Hillside
The Township Committee led by Commissioner John M. Malone touts gains in zoning and planning since 1951. Key steps include creation of a Planning Board, rezoning studies, restricted property sales to protect neighborhoods, Route 29 setback rules, and limits on gasoline stations and driveways to safeguard safety and values. The board studies open spaces, a municipal building site, and master planning for future growth.
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Milton B. Conford
Planning Board
Comnee
Township
John M. Malone
Malone
Township Committee
Hillside
Evans
Conant Street
Mayon Kirkpatrick
Public Safety Committee
Route
Baker & Taylor Company
Buchanan Electric Products Company
Two Seton Hall Graduates Earn Degrees
Robert R. Dufek of 1075 Thomas Street received a Bachelor of Science degree from Seton Hall University School of Business Education during the summer session graduation. Martin Laprete of 285 Ryan Street earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Robert R. Dufek
Thomas Street
School of Business Education
Seton Hall University
Martin Laprete
Ryan Street
College of Arts and Sciences
Township awards street curbing contracts to Garfield firm
Township Committee awarded two street curbing contracts Tuesday night to C Marinelli & Sons of Garfield. Voorhees street project priced at 3287 dollars and the Purce Buchan and Arnold streets package at 9576 dollars.
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C. Marinelli & Sons
Garfield
Voorhees Street
Purce
Buchanan
Arnold Streets
Ferrigno Couple Extend Holiday Greeting to Neighbors
Mr and Mrs Carmen J Ferrigno extend a warm holiday greeting to their neighbors in a neighborly message. The note emphasizes goodwill and community spirit during the season.
Gural Platform Urges Democratic Township Committee Candidacy
William Gural, Democratic candidate for Township Committee, announces a forward looking platform. He pledges tax relief by ending favoritism to under assessed industry, a soft water supply, protection of homes from factory encroachment, and continued efforts to curb smoke and dust nuisances. He also calls for traffic control, municipal efficiency, a Hillside County Park, modern building codes, recreation and shade tree support, sewer upgrades to prevent floods, action on Newark Airport nuisance, and a positive civic program.
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William Gural
Gural
Hillside
Recreation Commission
Shade ‘Tree Commission
Newark Airport
Civie
Hillside National Bank Showcases Home Improvement Loans Exhibit
Hillside National Bank features an exhibit on home improvement loans under the FHA Title T plan during National Home Week. FHAs loans at five percent interest with up to three years discounted are popular, as war years delayed repairs and material restrictions eased post 1945.
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Hillside National Bank
Federal Housing Authority
Henry Groh
Assistaant
F.H.A
Groh
Hillside
Michael Tobia
Tobia
Liberty Avenue
Defense Firemen Plan Paper Drive
Civil defense and fire prevention week unite for a paper scrap and rag drive. Residents are urged to gather paper and rags in separate bundles and place them at the curb on Sunday morning October 5.
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Civil Defense Organization
FBI Guarding Freedom Highlighted in Newark Talk
Kenneth Commons of the Newark FBI office spoke to the Rotary Club about the bureau protecting individual freedom from unjust investigation. He cited laws expanding duties including the Lindbergh law and bank robbery as federal offenses and noted FBI roles alongside secret service and narcotics units.
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FBI
Kenneth Commons
Rotary Club
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Commons
Newark
Secret Service
Narcotics Division
I.B.I
New Jersey
Democratic Event Draws Large Crowd at Hillside Club
Over 500 attendees at the Hillside Democratic Club corn festival at Zatko's Grove New York along Harvard Avenue heard James McTernan as master of ceremonies. William Gural and John G. C. Pozar spoke for Township Committee and tax collector seats while Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick and other officials urged registration and voting. Elizabeth B. Fisher and Robert F. Bonnell also appeared as Freeholder candidates.
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Hillside Democratic Club
Zatko's Grove
New York Place
Harvard Avenue
James McTernan
William Gural
John GC. Pozar
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Milton B. Conford
John M. Malone
Henry Goldher
Gural
Povar
Elizabeth B. Fisher
Robert F. Bonnell
Freeholder
Bnai B'rith Marks 10th Anniversary With Gala Dinner
Hillside Lodge 1514 Bnai B rith announces a November 2 gala at the Goldman Hotel Pleasantdale. Max Schleifer leads planning with a large committee and a program emphasizing final Birth activities. College notes list W and J freshmen Doremus Karetnick from Hillside as 1956 class members.
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Hillside Lodge
Eisenhower Group Names Sectional Campaign Leaders
George W. Barry announced sectional leaders for the Eisenhower independent campaign. Stavitsky will run the north side as a Democrat, Berkefeldt the south side as a Republican, and Hyra the west side as an Independent. Barry said headquarters at 1325 Liberty Avenue is open for information and weekly meetings every Thursday. Col. Luftman noted many independents seek to help.
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Eisenhower
George W. Barry
Eisenhower Citizens Committee
Albert Stavitsky
North Side
Richard N. Berkefeldt
South Side
Harry G. Hyra
West Side
Stavitsky
Hillside
Newark
North Plainfield
Newark Real Estate Board
New Jersey Association of Realtors
National Real Estate Board
Signal Corps
Berkefeldt
Hyra
Barry
Liberty Avenue
Harry T. Luftman
Democrats Speak At Home Meeting for Township Tickets
Democrats addressed a Monday evening meeting at 1063 Prospect Street hosted by Mrs. Fred Hintenberger. Candidates discussed traffic hazard fixes on Prospect Stone South Long and Superior streets and urged a Hillside municipal park program. Pozar highlighted potential tax revenues from industrial reassessment. Mostly fair today and tomorrow with a temperature shift.
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William Gural
John ©. Pozar
Fred Hintenberger
Prospect Street
Stone Street
South Long Avenue
Superior Street
Gural
Hillside
Pozar
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Comets
Park Board
Dust Bowl
John L, Mentz
Adult School
Ass'n
Liberty
Hillside Avenues
Muust
Inter
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Gpeungy Hou FE
North Broad Street
Eisenhower Citizens Committee of
Hillside, N. J
Eisenhower Citizens Com
Seton Hall
Mr. and
Mrs
Carmen_J.Ferrigno
Hillside Ave
Bnai B’rith
Lodge
Abe Charnack
Paul Braverman
Allan Tumarkin
Sam Ehrenkrang
Charles Rausch
Walter Lesbo
Allan Bochner
Rubin _Aity
Sidney Englander
Herman Arfein
Henry Goldhor
Lawrence Levitas
Mac Popick
Milton Caris
Edward Krasny
William Krautblatt
Edward Iying Feldman
Maury B. Rosmarin
Robert Rosenberg
Sher
Washington
Pat Washington
Jefferson College
David M. Doremus
Barry H. Karetnick
N.J
Max Schleifer
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Walter R. Lee
Eisenhower Group
Solomon
Liberty Ave
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