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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1961

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Liberty State Bank of Hillside charter approved in Trenton

Appeal forces release of statement by Very Goldhor attorney. Liberty State Bank of Hillside gains approval after hearings by Department of Banking and Insurance. Commissioner's decision cites convenient Liberty avenue site, drive in facilities, industrial area, and expected growth. Competition with Hillside National Bank deemed not dangerous and may offer residents choice of banking services. Page continues.

Very Goldhor Iwrny State Bank of Hillside Bank of Hillside Department Banking and Insurance Trenton Haries R. Howell Liberty State Bank of Hillside Liberty Avenue Herbert Millard Avenues Howell Hillside National Bank

Jet Debate and Political Realignment Stir Local News

A new cross party political group forms amid Democratic primary discontent led by former mayor William Gural and others including John A. Desch Michael Stachura and Peter Humanik. Jets at Newark Airport receive cautious trial support while public health and local business interests clash. Senate Bill 1 faces strong opposition from Eastern Union County Realtors over housing discrimination concerns and constitutional rights.

William Gural John A. Desch Michael A. Stachura Peter G. Humanik Board of Education Wikley Talote Union County Board of Realtors

PAL Fund Drive Starts Next Sunday for Community Share

George Liss and Leonard Cohen announce the first annual PAL fund drive running April 16 to 23 to raise funds for the community share of the building and for operations. A kick-off parade is set for April 15, with a party at College Inn on April 23 for workers. Proceeds support a $19,000 community share plus ongoing maintenance. District leaders include Mrs. Alois J. Stier, Jack G. Valent, Miss Dorothy Grorger, and others. About 125 volunteers have signed up. 200 posters and 125 canisters have been distributed. A North Broad banner will fly after a proclamation naming Hillside PAL Week by Mayor Louis A. Dischler. The PAL Girls plan a Moon Over Hawaii dance at 8 pm on April 15, with two orchestras and a vocal group.

PAL George Liss Leonard Cohen College Inn Alois J. Stier Jack G. Valent Dorothy Grorger Frank Sahoski Lawrence Dabinis William Stavne Paul Kitner Eugene Kolakowski Ross _Raralitla Samuel Mayzone Kase Phepyis Moss North Broad Louis A. Dischler Hawaii Charlotte Skillin Dolores Capra Lorraine Vitale Winks Nishbt Marion Meltham

PAL Auxiliary Charter Shield Presented to Hutson

Friday night the PAL Auxiliary received a charter shield bearing the names of PAT Auxiliary charter members. The shield by Mr. Studney will be framed and hung at the PAD Building 274 Hillside avenue. A card party is planned May 1 at the building with Marion Holtham as chairwoman and Mrs. Paul Kifner in charge of refreshments. A white elephant sale is set for June with Charlotte Skilton assisting and other committee members named.

Aloysius A. Studney PAL PAT Lily Lee Hutson Hillside Avenue Jun Charlotte Skilton PAL Girls Joseph Karolewicz

Nursing student Cronin among 77 graduates at Union Junior College

Miss Rose M. Cronin of 1289 Onleveed avenue is among 77 student nurses from Elizabeth and Perth Amboy General Hospitals who have completed studies at Union Junior College Cranford. Cronin continues in the School of Nursing at Elizabeth General Hospital.

Rose M. Cronin Onleveed Avenue Elizabeth Perth Amboy General Hospitals Union Junior College Cranford Miss Cronin Elizabeth General Hospital

Hillside National Bank Weighs Appeal Against Charter

Attorney James A. Owell reports Hillside National Bank and others opposed a proposed Liberty State Bank charter saying Hillside area banking needs are already met. John J. Clahey urges an appeal to the Commissioner of Banking and Insurance ruling, arguing the decision was erroneous and against the law.

Mary Golder Liberty” State Bank James A. Owell Hillside National Bank Hillside Hillside National Bonk John J. Clahey Flllside National Bank Commissioner of Banking and Insurance

Recreation Board Aide Dismissed After Civil Service Hearing

Peter Baron longtime keeper for the Recreation Commission was dismissed after a five hour Civil Service hearing the first of its kind here. Charges across four categories were upheld in part by the board led by Dorothy Disotell with Marvin Goldberg Sanford Goldbreg Armand Addont zio and Thomas Greene. The board found Baron absent without leave failed to obey instructions and conducted himself in a manner undermining an employee. Township Attorney Henry Galdher spoke for the commission with Harry Myra representing Baron.

Peter Baron Long Avenue Recreation Commission Peter G. Humanik Dorothy Disotell Marvin Goldberg Sanford Goldbreg Armand Addontzio Thomas Greene

Hillside High Exhibit Opens in Bank Lobby Display

The Hillside High School mathematics department has arranged an exhibit in the Hillside National Bank lobby. The display case in the lobby showcases student work and mathematical projects for visitors to view.

Hillside High School Hillside National Bank

Major Parties In Primary Fights In New Jersey

In New Jersey the highway department announces approval of Interstate 78 alignment from the Turnpike to Newark Airport area. The piece outlines routes through Essex and Union counties and toward Phillipsburg. Up to date, Republican and Democratic contests highlight gubernatorial battles with several Assembly and Freeholder contests across counties, featuring figures like James P. Mitchell, Clifford P. Case, Hughes, Sheets, and Demarest among others. Locally, several township and party posts face opposition while some candidates run unopposed.

Trenton New Jersey Highway Department Federal Bureau of Public Roads N. J. Turnpike Newark Airport ringfield-Union Line Newark Essex County Hillside Union Union County Essex-Union County Newark-Irvington Clinton Place Clinton Avenue Lyons Avenue Elizabeth Avenue Lehigh Valley Railroad Holland Tunnel Phillipsburg Delaware River Boston Penn U.S Clifford P. Case James P. Mitchell Mitchell Wayne Dumont Walter H. Jones Bergen Louis Berns Republican Organization For Assembly Nelson F. Stamler William R. Gilson Vincent F. Warkala John R. Tozzi Charles S. Tracy Irene T. Griffin Leonard W. Simmons Henry G. Nurton Freeholder John C. Marsh George J. Forrester George T. Man Eugene F. Daly William J. Slater Paul V. Novello Albert J. Benninger State Committee Josephine Slonczewski Trene T. Griffin Harry G. Miller Jack Valenti Jack C. Noble GOP Richard J. Hughes Organization Weldon R. Sheets Eugene E. Demarest Democratic Organization Assembly John J. Wilson James M. McGowan George M. Miller Mildred Barry Hughes Jerome Krueger Wilbert T. Green Donal T. Kemper William R. Blackburn, Jr Michael J. de Martino Thomas P. Luchie County Tolerk

American Slavonic Political Association Formation

A new political group named the American Slavonic Political Association was announced with a 14-member board at Polish American Hall 400 Blvoi street. William Gural deputy attorney general and former mayor served as temporary board chairman with Leon Visotsky as temporary secretary.

Gural and Visotsky Marion Tylewski William Galik Victor Romanyshyn Walter Szymanski Anthony Liniewski Joseph Prokopowics John A. Desch Peter G. Humantk Board of Education John Zakovic Walter Getz Michael Stachura Edward Kostecka

Hillside Officials Plan to Contest Route 78 Path

Mayor Louis A. Dischler and Township Attorney Henry Goldhor will argue against the Hillside route for Route 78 this weekend. Dischler will visit Trenton to meet State Highway Commissioner Dwight Palmer for details and may propose alternate, shorter routes. Goldhor will travel to Washington to present Hillside objections to the southern path and seek direct alternatives.

Hillside Louis A. Dischler Henry Goldher Dischlier Trenton Dwight Palmer Ramsey Avenue Chestnut Avenue Dischler Wolf Place Goldhor Washington ILS Bureau of Public Roads Joseph S Puhemann

Grand Opening Planned for New Shop-0-Rama Store

New Shop-0-Rama opens at 159 Manle Avenue beside Mittleman’s Bakery with a three day celebration April 13 14 18. Departments include toys games stationery foods and catering plus home goods gifts and cosmetics with free parking on Bailey Avenue. Former Maybell Dairy operators Mr and Mrs Dave Friedman are connected to the venture.

Priedowan Manle Avenue Mittleman

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Law of New Bank Port of New York Authority Alreay PAL Fund Vincent Mott Jean Switana WAL Aloysius Studney Dorothy Groeger Dunt Nur Galdhor Recreation Board Jack Valenti Jack Vall Hillside Ave Rt. 78 John V. Donahue Thomas G. Dunn Frank T. Cuchie Lola Jensen Romano John B. Kozlowski Dowd, Jr Joseph F. Marino, Jr Maurice A. O'Keefe Jean Krulish Monroe Ackerman Jack Reclus Liberty Ave Benj. Moore Valiant Chrysler Fischer Chrysler CO North Broad Street Rama Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Russell Stover Candies Mallmark Greeting Cards Grown BY Funeral Home Broad St Coe Avenue
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