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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
1
Hillside High School is listed as one of 15 makeup sites in Union County for the Sabin Oval Sundays on April 19. The program expanded from 9 sites after the first Sunday in March to 14 after the second SOS, addressing higher demand and unsatisfied requests.
The 44 minute technicolor sound Elm film The Nile Mother will be shown Friday April 17 at Hillside Faith Tabernacle 383 Yale Avenue. Rev Las Erdies announces the 7 PM screening open to the public. For more information call 351-5477.
Hillside, a small community, battles transport shifts that threaten its balance. The State Highway Department, Central Railroad of New Jersey, and PATH links spark a fight over crossings and routes. Mayor Ackerman pushes a court fight to block plans, while planning board debates and neighboring-city actions complicate the landscape. A car hood mishap near Elizabeth adds to local concerns about safety and infrastructure.
More than 200 Hillsiders attended the Men's Progress Club 19th annual Father and Son dinner on April 14 to honor Hillside High School’s championship basketball team. Speakers included Tates Locke West Point coach Victor Obeck NYU athletic director Dr. Wayne Brannum superintendent and Dr. Walter Krumbiegel Hillside HS principal, praising the team’s sportsmanship. Awards were presented to each squad member by past president Sid Englander and other club officers, with multiple trophies named for individual players and staff, and a silver cup given to coach John Sayer for his first season.
The Dads Booster Club of Hillside thanked residents and Standard Exterminating Co. for contributions to the April 11 drive. The total reached 1,631, surpassing last year. Joseph Silver organized the campaign with help from 160 students, teachers Dr Walter Krumblegel and Mr Anthony Avella, and seven executive board members who guided the student teams.
Mrs. Robert Diamond, Hillside Cancer Crusade Chairman, announced the launch of the third week of the 1964 drive. She urged a record volunteer turnout for a door to door canvas to raise 5000 dollars and educate residents on cancer danger signals and prevention measures.
William Crane of West Orange and Martino D An ge of Irvington are practicing teaching in history classes as part of a 72 student teaching corps from East Orange College. The initiative places seniors from Upsala College into high school classrooms for hands on experience.
A new home improvement and real estate page is starting soon. The notice invites businesses in real estate, bullying insurance or mortgages, or remodeling services to contact WAverly at 83-9207 for a representative to show how to gain extra Hillside business for a few dollars weekly over twenty six weeks.
A long, garbled description of Tuesday’s primary election procedures outlines ballot confusion for Democrats and Republicans. It mentions machine and paper ballots, lever pulling, candidate lists, and potential legal challenges. Names referenced include Gerhard M. Stanley and Florence P. Dwyer, with party figures like Harrison A. Williams Jr. and James J. Mack noted. Continued on page 3.
Tracy blasts Hillside municipal spending, accusing the Township Committee of lavishly increasing operating expenses over the last decade. He cites surpluses, property sales, and school costs as tax drivers, pledging to cut operating costs if elected. He credits Joseph Ram and Anton Vit for curbing expenses this year and notes no budget increase in 10 years.
Tax Coronal John Busay announced this week that the tax office will reopen on the next three Monday evenings April 2, 27 and May 4 from 7 to 5 p.m. for citizen convenience to pay second quarter taxes and budget items. Citizens advocate sound spending and scrutiny of every expense item while facing criticism from political factions.
State law enabling pensions plus Social Security triggers resignations. Board accepted 15 teacher and librarian retirements last Wednesday night. Notables include Constantine J. Harper longtime industrial arts chair and Harold Eichman and Phyllis Brogan among eight taking the retirement option. Librarian Elizabeth J Crocco also resigns. new staff include Jo Velozzi and Henry W. Fischer Jr. as replacements with three substitutes.
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