Hillside Petition Seeks Charter Study Referendum
The Hillside Higic Association petitioned the Township Committee to hold a charter study referendum in the November election. The report by the Pecis! committee found Hillside’s government to be weak and out of date, with full-time problems and no central administrative officer when the committee is not in session. It urged study and reform to modernize local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Higic Association
Committee of the Whole
as =pecis
Kharl B. Ross
Gus Papfeculd
George Cohen
Moe Steinmat
Andrew Cox
Moe Goldbere
Iwnship
Life i America
Hillside
State Supreme Court
Ini- Com
Ntation
Rome
Hillside School Forecasts Fall Short of Later Enrollment
A 1950 Columbia Survey of Hillside building needs mispredicted high school growth, with 1963 peak projected at 1 045 pupils vs actual 1 636 in 1962. Dr Wayne Branom's 1956 estimate of 1 156 matched closer to February 1967 actual 1 134, showing a 690 pupil gap and prompting calls to reconsider planning and funding for the township schools and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Survey
Hillside
Board of Education
Wayne T. Branom
Branom
Institute of Field Chies
Teachers College
Columbia University
Actus
Cancer Fund Units Complete Mrs Rubin Kaplan Campaign Subcommittees Formed
Mrs Rubin J Kaplan announces completion of subcommittees for the Hillside Cancer Fund drive. Harold Goodobey and Mrs Mildred Hess co-chair residential unit. Sydney Margulis heads clubs and service organizations. William Gural and Esther Ochso manage professional groups. Ma Schleifer leads commercial and small business. Neil W Butts chairs industrial unit with Albert T Eddy. Central meeting held at Gottlober’s home. Tuesday April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubin J. Kaplan Ehaipman
Hillside Cancer Fund
Harold 8. Goodobey
Mildred Hess
Hess
Sydney Margulis
William Gural
Esther Ochso
Board of Health Nwee
Ma Schleifer
Induse Trial
Neil W. Bute
Albert T. Eddy
Gottlober
Tyee
Red Cross Fund Climbs Slowly
Township Treasurer William Os termiley announced Hallside has raised 5495 in the annual Red Cross drive, about 44 percent of a 12500 goal. Reports show Residential 738 from Mrs Langstaff, Eluhy aid orgs 120 from John Pozar, Industrial 3662 with 40, Corporate 270 from Henry Groh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ostermiley
Hallside
Red Cross
Charles Langstaff
Eluhy
John C. Pozar
Harold W. Cromey
Henry C. Groh
Dr Wurster Honored For Cancer Control Work In New Jersey
Dr William O Wurster longtime chair of New Jersey cancer programs received a special restitution award at a Newark Hotel Essex House dinner honoring his leadership. He directed the Green Clinic and chaired the Union County chapter executive committee while expanding society sponsored chairs from 11 to 42 statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Waester
Cluttic
Elizabeth Garters Hospital
Slinky
Ten
Balen Avenue
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Cfficer Society
Medion Camuiittes
Sorloly
New Jerseys
Muade
Essex House
Newark
Scciety
Wurster
Hillside
Union County
Walter J. Kalyer
Wisconsin
American Cancer Society
Syuaman
Dy Wurster
Harry
Ud L
New Jersey Medical Society
Inion County
Robert Kaplan
Kaplan
Board Health
Hillside Democratic Club Backs 16 Room HS Addition
The Hillside Democratic Club at Polish American Mall approved the proposed 16 room addition to the high school, including a double gymnasia. The club named Mrs. Mildred Hess as delegate to the Citizens Advisory Committee with Arthur Kresal as alternate. Ames J. Kinneally, Union County Democratic Chairman, spoke on Collaly Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Democratic Club
Mildred Hess
Citizens Advisory Committee
Board of Education
Arthur Kresal
Ames J. Kinneally
Union Counsty Democratic
Collaly
Kiwanis Concert For Crippled Kids
A Hillside Kiwanis benefit concert for crippled kids and underprivileged youth is set at the high school on Wednesday April 10. The Connell Piano Quartette including Mrs Milton M Lilien will perform Patterns To Harmony. Tickets available from Louis J Hess at 150 Hillside Avenue or other Kiwanis members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Hess
Hillside Avenue
Kiwanis
Wnterprivleged Ofiideen
Scrippled Kiddies Fund
Counnell Piano Quartette
Milton M. Lilien
Hillside
Louis J Hess
Kiwants Club
Macwithey Reelected Vice President Of Safety Council
James L. Macwithey assistant vice president in charge of public relations at Bristol Myers Co was reelected vice president of the New Jersey State Safety Council last week at the 944 Broad Street Club Newark during the board of trustees annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macwithey
James L. Macwithey
Bristol Myers Co
New Jersey State Safety Council
Broad Street Club
Newark
Board of
Trustees
Regulation Of Private Pools
Carmen Monaco Sr this week urged township action to regulate private pools on residential property. The ordinance requires health and plumbing approvals and building permits from theWillding inspector, with three plan sets and copies obtainable from the Board of Health or building inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Monaco
Consimnelinn
Willd Ing
Liverty
Hillside Avenues
Board of Health
Card Party Friday by Troop 10 at Abram P Morris School
A card party for Troop 10 of the Boy Scouts will be held Friday evening April 5 at the Abram P Morris School Goraventic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 10
The
Boy Scouts
Abram P. Morris
Goraventic
Township Plans Public Hearings On Rezoning Measure
Officials schedule public hearings on the township rezoning ordinance for April and May after a Planning Board meeting. The board will review the measure in special sessions with Community Planning Associates of Princeton and prepare a final report for the Township Committee. The committee also authorized buying two Bailey Avenue lots for municipal parking, with opposition citing cost and limited benefit to residents, while supporters argue it aids the entire community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
W. William di Buono
Monty Goldhor
Township Committee
Goldhor
Community Planning Associates
Princeton
di Buono
Bailey Avenue
Maple Avenue
Niet
Resi~dents
Bailey and
Williamson Avenues
James Kendall
Williamson Avenue
Harry Cohen
Mary Gordon
Newark
Edward Arons
Liberty Avenue
Joseph D'Amiano
Long Avenue
Totas
Mensu
W. William D. Buono
Pallée
Willian Gurat
Paul F. Korlesky
Coxtly
Adolph A. Winston
Inter
Max Selfletter Rey
Hyman M. Schulman
Alay L. Tumarkin
Bowe Te
Hillside Students Win Scholarships to Fairleigh Dickinson
Two Thileide High School seniors Arthur Kettner and Joel Presley win $300 renewable scholarships to Fairleigh Dickinson University Rutherford and Tea- Heck. The awards announced this week could total $1200 if renewed, benefiting Lyeir Vile and the rest of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thileide High
Arthur Kettner
Joel Presley
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Rutherford
Tea- Heck
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Ruth N Treger
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs Ruth N Lent Treger wife of Deputy Police Chief Lawrence G Treger at Growney Funeral Home Newark. She died after a sudden illness on March 19. Rev G Harper officiated with Hillside Chapter 192 CER S assisting. Cremation followed at Rosehill in Janden. Surviving are husband Albert son Joan O Hara mother Mrs Alice Tea grandmother Mrs Alice Wilcox and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Growney Funeral Home
North Broad Street
Ruth N. Lent Treger
Lawrence G .Treger
Wanton Avenue
Treger
St. Barabas Hospital
Newark
G. Harper
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Hillside Chapter
C. ES
William Beattle
Hillside Republican Club Candidates Night Planned
The Hillside Republican Club will host a Candidates Night on Thursday April 11 at the Polish American Hall 400 Blay Street All State Gourty and local Republican aspirants for the April 16 Primary have been invited to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Republican Club
Blay Street
Pingry Seniors Run Industry Day With Hillside Students
High School seniors from Pingry and Hillside High observe a Youth Industry Day placing 306 students at firm sites in Hillside. Twenty one cooperating firms of the Hillside Industrial Association opened doors to students, with two visiting Bristol-Myers executives discussing executive roles and safety, policy, and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Photo Service
Marlon Curtis
Bristol
Walterwell
Myers
Hillside High School
Pury
Hillside
Hillside Industrial Association
Lakhie
Jahoy
Maiaeement
Bristol-Myers Company
New York
Hie
Educational Service Department
Bristol-Myers
Lint Corp
Morvly Lubin
Cable
James Ft Macwithey
Bristol-Myers Gas
O'Gret
O'Brien Associites
Harold Ward
Robert Johnston
Hillside police renew commercial vehicle registrations
Police say since April 1 they have moved to enforce commercial vehicle registration renewals. The program affects operators of commercial vehicles with renewals due by March 31 and forces owners to obtain registration through motor vehicle agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Police
Allan
Are your cancer odds better today
The message claims past cures were one in four but now one in three, asserting funding can improve cancer research. It urges readers to donate by sending a check to Cancer c/o local Post Office.
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Nintentioned
Bul Ag
Westminster
Areca Red Lane
Re Hut
U Fe
Kiwanis Club of
Resent Council
Patterns In Harmony
Cancer Fund
Mrs
Mildred Tess
Warold S, Gottlober
Red Cross Fund
Dr. Waester
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Mayfair Liquor Store
Graham Winter
Daniel Cerven
Mayfair Theatre
Democratic Club
Kiwanis Concert For
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Lionel Trains
Liberty, Ave
Republican Club
Pingry
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Pharmacy
Browney Funeral Home
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