Drunkometer Refresher Course At Municipal Building
A refresher course on the drunkometer was held at the Municipal Building Friday led by state Trooper Narciso Chiappell of the Morristown Barracks. The all‑day session covered testifying, new techniques for court trials, and updates on cases affecting drunkometer testimony with participants from Elizabeth Police and local units including Sergeants, Captains, Lieutenants, and detectives.
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Narciso Chiappell
Morristown Barracks
Elizabeth
We Lis
David Zier
Robert Dering
William Ward
Jick Cantrel
Albert Goegelman
Henry ‘Smokien
Peter Simon
Steve Urban
Thomas
Tax questions loom in education funding debate
A New Jersey Education Association release urges lawmakers to craft a total tax program rather than seek broad based voter referendums. It notes voters rarely endorse sales or income taxes and questions guarantees of relief for homeowners under such laws. The piece then shifts to AMA concerns about aged care funding and fears of socialized medicine, asking how the elderly would obtain care and pay for rising costs under compulsory plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Education Association
NJEA
American Medical Associaton
Doctors of America
The
AMA
Dads Booster Club Fund Drive Apr 29
The twelfth annual fund drive of the High School Dads' Booster Club will be held Saturday morning April 29. Groups of students fed by club members and teachers will canvass the town for funds to aid extracurricular activities not provided by the Board of Education. President Charles Rohrlich said the goal is 3000 dollars and urged townsfolk to contribute at least one dollar. The canvas starts at 8:30 am from the old High School gym, with instructions for students, teachers and volunteer drivers.
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Dads
Board of Education
Charles Rohrlich
Rohrlich
Hillside Industrial Foundation Elects Officers for Year
Officers chosen at the annual meeting include Lager Place Morris Lubin as president Orlin Johnson vice president James Ovzi secretary James A Oneil treasurer and Joseph Einleth assistant treasurer. board members named from major companies. Roland J Delfousse Newark director spoke on housing highways and industry attraction for Elizabeth area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Industral Foundation
Lionel Corp
Lager Place
Morris Lubin
Orlin Johnson
James Ovzi
James A. Oneil
Joseph Einleth
William E. Cavanaugh, Jr
Hope Electrical Products Co
Joseph L. Bonanno
John J. Loughney
American Can Co
Mr. Johnson
Bristol-Myers Co
CD Medical Aides Sought in Civil Defense Council Appeal
An appeal for medical volunteers was issued this week by the Civil Defense Council. Interested persons should contact Dr. Ralph A. Schwartz at 101 Conant Street or Miss Ernestine Policastro, council secretary, in the Municipal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense Council
Ralph A. Schwartz
Conant Street
Ernestine Policastro
Jewish Veterans Honor Stier for Hillside PAL work
Jewish Veterans will honor Patrolman Stier with the Americanism Award for helping curb delinquency in Hillside through PAL activities. The plaque will be presented at the Col Norman Moeranus Post 78 JWV installation on May 4 at the War Memorial Building, with Mayor Dischler as guest speaker and Rabbis delivering the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patralmay Alois J. Stier
Hillsde Pal
PAL
Stier
Norman Moeranus
Jwyv
War Memorial Building
Arthur Felder
Hillside
Louis A. Dischler
Rabbit Eliezer Cohen
Sinai Congregation
al Sawyer
Department of New Jersey
Albert Herbst
Two Co Chairs for Hillside UJA Campaign 1961
Al Attermann project engineer with Walter Kidde Co and Franklin A Feltman owner of an insurance agency named Feltman named co chairmen of Hillside for the 1961 United Jewish Appeal Essex County campaign announced by Joseph Kruger suburbs co chairman Attermann sits on Sinai Congregation board and aids Hillside PAL drive Cub Scouts He belongs to Jewish War Veterans and Hillside Lodge B n Ai B r ith Feltman secretary of Hillside Men s Club and 1st vice president of Conservative Congregation Men s Club He assists Hillside Little League and formerly led Babe Ruth Baseball Abraham Zuckerman and Samuel Graw serve as vice chairmen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Attermann
Walter Kidde Co
Franklin A. Feltman
Hillside
United Jewish Appeal
Essex County
Joseph Kruger
Cochairman
Suburbs
Attermann
Sinai Congregation
Hillside Pal Drive
Cub Scouts
Jewish War Veterans
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Feltman
Hillside Little League
Babe Ruth Baseball League
Samuel Graw
Abraham Zuckerman
Noble Thanks Supporters After Primary Victory Bid
Noble, a ship’s clerk, thanked supporters after last week’s Primary and pledged hard work for a November win. He congratulated Assembly candidate Charles S Tracy on reelection as Republican municipal chairman and said Tracy and district leaders will play key roles in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ated
Noble
Assembly
Charles S.tracy
Tracy
Federal prefers Alternate 1 for Route 78 project
Township Attorney Llenry LGoidhov reported to the Township Committee that the Federal Bureau of Public Heads in Washington prefers Alternate No. 1 for the proposed Interstate Route 78 corridor from Newark Airport to Springfield. Osborn of the bureau said Alternate 1 is the most direct line, while Alternate No. 3, approved by the State, would affect Hillside Union and Weequahic. Mayor Dischler aims to have the State back Alternate 1 after discussions with Highway Commissioner Palmer. The panel also named three Hillside playgrounds in memory of local fire and police chiefs, urged federal wage-law support for the economy, and sought human relations committees Countywide. The Post Office wants a 22,925 square foot site at Liberty Avenue and Shelton Terrace for a new office, and North Broad street speed limits were approved by the freeholders. Also noted were resignations and a tax ordinance final reading.
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Llenry Lgoidhov
Torenue
Walter Osborn
Vic
Federal Bureau of Public
Washington
Osborn
Bureau
Gildhor
Newark
State Highway Department
Federal Bureau
Hillside
Union
Weequahic
Newsark
Louis A. Dischler
Dwight R. G. Palmer
George P. Dover
Norman L. Sanford
Paul F. Korlesky
Dischler
U. S
Clifford P. Case
Harrison Williams
Florence P. Dwyer
Union County
Postoffice Department
Liberty Avenue
Shelton Terrace
North Broad Street
Board of Freeholders
Ernest A. Voelk
Sidney Bienhiler
Melon County Police Pistol League
George Shelbourne
Andrew Mathiway
John Senatore
Robert ‘Thayer
Daniel Marx
Louis Berger
Hillside Safety Counci
Berger
East Orange
Movie Benefit Set By Progress Club Hillside
The Men's Progress Club of Hillside will host a theatre party at Mayfair Theatre on North Broad Street Tuesdays in May at 7 p.m. The feature is Facts Of Life with Bob Hope and Lucille Ball. The club has rented the entire theatre and proceeds go to club funds and charities supported during the past 29 years. Abe Daichman of Bailey Avenue chairs the event with a committee of ten members.
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Men's Progress Club
Hillside
Mayfair Theatre
North Broad Street
Facts of Life
Bob Hope
Lucille Ball
Abe Daichman
Bailey Avenue
Oil painting by Monara Al boum shown in Newark Museum exhibit
An oil painting by Monara Al boum of Hillside will be represented in the Newark Museum exhibition titled Work by New Jersey Artists, opening May 5.
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Monara Alboum
Hillside
Newark Museum
New Jersey
Mrs Handler Not On Primary Ballot In Township Clerk Race
Morris Ackerman campaign manager for Mrs Rose Handler an independent candidate explains why her name did not appear on primary ballots. He states primaries are for major parties and Handler as an independent wasn’t required to run then. Her name will appear on the General Election ballot in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Ackerman
Rose Handler
Handler
Judge Conford to Lead Union County Law Day Program
Superior Court Judge Moon B. Conford of Hillside will be principal speaker at Union County Law Day U S A observance on Monday May 1 at the Court House Elizabeth. Magistrate Frank A. Pizzi chairs the program for the Union County Bar Association. Ceremony starts 9 30 a m in the chambers of Superior Court Judge Walter L Hetfield III. County judiciary members and the general public are invited.
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Superior Court
Moon B. Conford
Hillside
Union County
U.S.A
Court House
Elizabeth
Frank A. Pizzi
Union County Bar Association
Walter L. Hetfield
Starkey in 7th district primary victory
In the sole Democratic district leader race from last week's primary, William Starkey defeated Sanford Goldberg in the 7th district by a score of 50 to 26, securing the contest.
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Starkey
William Starkey
Sanford Goldberg
Name Rides For Schools Name Rides For Schools
A recount of the Republican vote for Township clerk at the Union County Board of Selections Westfield confirms the nomination of Jack C. Noble over Valenti. Valenti pledges support to the successful candidate and the Republican ticket.
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Union County Board of Seetons
Westfield
Jack C. Noble
Jack Wa
Valenti
Fire Department Announces Spring Home Safety Checks
Fire Capt. Robert Sonntag announced Hillside Fire Department will conduct spring cleanup home inspections to prevent fires. Using the watchword Dont Give Fire A Place to Start, crews will ring doorbells in coming weeks to identify possible danger spots and fire hazards and urge resident cooperation to save homes and lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sonntag
Sonntag
Hillside
Woman Injured By Falling Ladder Near Liberty Center
Mrs. Lena Macinelli, 24, of 1185 Ehrhart Street Union, suffered a head injury Friday when struck by a falling ladder at the Liberty Avenue shopping center. After 11 stitches from Dr. Joseph Peyser., she was moved to Newark Beth Israel Hospital. Police name Joseph Palladino of 6811 Newkirk Avenue North Bergen, Edgewater Roofing Co., as the worker on the roof when a gust blew the ladder away striking her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Macinelli
Ehrhart Street Union
Liberty Avenue
Joseph Peyser
Macinelli
Newark Beth Israel Hospital
Joseph Palladino
Newkirk Avenue
North Bergen
Edgewater Roofing Co
21St Highway
Edgewater
Party Committees Reelect Chairs at City Reorganization
Democratic chairmen Uel Z and Charles S yy were reelected at the annual reorganizations. Democrats named Samuel De Martino as vice chairman plus a slate of officers including Mrs. Dorothy Disotell and Mrs. Sylvia Zonderman in secretary roles. Republicans reelect Arthur H. Lapp as vice chairman and elevated other officers, naming Thomas Newbold treasurer and Michael Bussieule to the county executive board. John Biondi added as male member in the 4th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uel ‘Z
Charles S.yy
Samuel de Martino
Dorothy Disotell
Sylvia Zonderman
Elaine Prince
Kay Miller
William Krichman
At-Arms
Arthur H. Lapp
William Beattie
David E. Hartman
Thomas New
Bold
David Bataille
Michael Bussieule
John Biondi
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Arthur Seale
John Condrido
Paul de Graw
Ray Heller
Joseph Smith
George Helock
George Davies
Leonard Visotsky
Illside
Elizabeth Pol
Brennan
Bill Ostermiller
Bill
Ostermiller
Dads Booster Club
Lubin
Little League Stadium
High School
Pingry School
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Frank Felder
Robert Kaufman
Seymour Faber
Melvin Rachlin
Ham Freedman
Martin Gerbary
Seymour Facher
Joel Black
Iran Greenstein
UJA Campaign
Jack
Nobi
Coe Avenue
U.S
Progress Club
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark Greeting Cards
Mrs. Handler
Ackerman
Conford Law
Sonnel
Lewis J. Hess
Harold Polack
Gilbert Chambertin
Chamberlin
Sidney G. Friedman
Sally
William Ostermiller
A.P. Morris
George Washingto
Hillside Avenue
Harden
Meaca
Milton M. Lilien
Elsie McClintock
Ralp Schwartz
Saybrook
Frederick Carracino
Hillsie Avenue
Edward J. More
George Washington
Charles Grubin
Calvin Coeidge
William F. Wacker
Harden-Looker
Maxwell I
Fischler
Joseph Silver
Matmum
Sanito
Carol Andersen
Barba “Bojarski
Elaine Domerski
A Nagy
Toby Schuchman
A, Hammett Co
Valiant
Chrysler
Fischer Chrysler CO
Browney Funeral Home
Broad St
Jack Reclus
Liberty Ave
Benj. Moore
Sanders & Polisher
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