Hillside Board Delays Embezzlement Suit After Talks
Hillside Board of Education and the township agree to delay a $54 567 lawsuit amid discovery of school fund discrepancies. Mayor Diamond and Mrs Mildred Hess back joint action through attorneys to explore cooperation against the bonding company. Both sides to reconvene August 30 as they study possible settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Board of Education
Board of Education
William Ostermiller
Syince
Robert Diamond
Mildred Hess
Bonding Company
Willside
Diamond
Hess
Hillside
Real Estate Firm Names Local Man New Leader
Jerome B. Alenick has been appointed head of the Mortgage and Finance Department at the 75 year old Louis Schlesinger Company. A Jersey and DC Bar member, he is a Lafayette College and Rutgers Law School graduate and former president of Statewide Mortgage Co. Inc. of New Jersey. He brings broad experience in trial and commercial financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank A. Schlesinger
Louis Schlesinger Company
Succes
Jerome B. Alenick
New Jerseyy
District of Columbia
Lafayete College
Rutgers University School of Law
Alenick
Statewide Mortgage Co., Inc
New Jersey
Schlesinger
Pay Boost Ends Strike At Kraft
Members of Local 56 Amalgamated Food and Allied Workers Union voted 3-1 to accept a new Kraft Foods Division contract ending a strike that began July 18. About 220 employees are covered. the package includes 10 cent hourly raises each year, a revised pension up 25 percent, five sick days that can accumulate, and severance pay of 2 percent of salary or half a week per year of service, totaling roughly 45 cents per hour over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Food and Allied Workers Union
Kraft Foods
National Dairy Products Corp
Hillside Eyes Zoning Reform to Spur Industrial Growth
Hillside moves to liberalize industrial zoning to attract firms after years of stagnation. Mayor Diamond leads efforts to recodify the zoning code with planning board input, aiming to convert Route 22 to industrial use and ease homeowner tax burdens while large industries seek space and tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Hillside Industrial Association
Mander
Robert Diamonds
Tom Commercial
Diamond
Be A Far to FAL Let’s Start Wave for PAL Aid
Message urges support for PAL a worthy town charity needing 4000 dollars annually for maintenance work. Detective Alois J. and Dorothy Grocer named among organizers as Times pledges 19 dollars while 6500 letters aim to rally funds from Siftside residents.
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Pal
Alois J
Dorothy Grocer
Siftside
Mos Dal
The
Times
Netovney
Hillside Creative Arts Committee Plans Outdoor Exhibit
At a Hillside Creative Arts Committee meeting plans emerged for an outdoor exhibit on August 28 and 29 at the Hillside Community Pool. Open to the public, the event accepts painting photography ceramics pottery and china painting with entries due by August 16. The next committee meeting is August 12 with public invited.
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Hillside Creative Arts
Hillside Community Pool
Central
Creative Arts Committee
Watch Your Distance In Driving Safety Rules
Studies show most accidents involve usually responsible drivers who follow safety habits poorly. Edward P. Curran of the Keystone Philadelphia Automobile Club urges keeping a 1000 foot sightline and ample following distance on high speed roads to prevent crashes.
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Keystone
Philadelphia Automobile Club
AAA
Edward P. Curran
Oly
Rotary Hears Plant Damage Talk at Hillside Meeting
Steven Hachelder agricultural agent urged Hillside Rowry Club to fertilize prune and water trees during drought. He warned contractors may harm roots through toppping and stressed proper pruning timing and deep watering to 18 to 24 inches. Rev Ramsey welcomed him and a certificate was presented. note continues on page a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Hachelder
New Market
Union County
Hillside Rowry Club
Kingston
Union
Bachelder
Walter A. Schorr Jr
Sclorr
David Ramsey
Hillside United Presbyter
Ian Ghurch
Emeloid Honors Smith at Retirement Luncheon
The Emeloid Company held a luncheon at Townley's Restaurant to honor Joseph R Smith on his retirement after 10 years in charge of Shipping. He led Local 46 of the International Chemical Workers Union for 22 years. Guests included WC Lowney, J S Freundlich, W D Leeds, Mrs E G Shulder, J J Dassing, and others. The Smiths received a silver bowl and a framed certificate of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R- Smith
Emeloid Company
Ind
Addressograph Multigraph Corporation
Central Avenue
Hillside
Townley
Smith
International Chemical Workers Union
WC. Lowney
J. S
Zoning Board Deliberates on 300000 Apt Complex at 1260 North Broad
The Hillside Zoning Board will hear testimony on a $300,000 four unit garden apartment project at 1260 North Broad Street by Mrs Margaret Schoen. Engineer reports note sewer capacity and potential connections, with a decision reserved pending August 19 hearings and related cases including Yale Avenue and Sweetland Avenue proposals.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
North Broad St
Margaret Schoen
Lesle E. West
South Orange
Schoen
West
1260
North Broad Street
Coe Avenue
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Board of Adjustment
Prezlak
Yale Avenue
Zukowitz
Sweetland Ave
Jay Syrups
Hillside Ave
Cantor Associates
Bloy St
Emerald Company
Central Ave
Carmen Monaco
Hillside Chapter to Send Three to Hadassah National Convention
The Hillside Chapter of Hadassah will send a three member delegation to the Hadassah List National Convention at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City from August 15 to 18, 1965. Mrs. Max Schuster will lead the delegation joined by Mrs. Jack Barsky and Mrs. Leo Lowenstein with other members attending part of the event. The convention features Vice President Humphrey receiving the Henrietta Szold Award and Governor Rockefeller as a platform speaker, plus a Libia president citation to Hadassah and remarks by diplomats and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Chapter
Hadassah
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York City
Max Schuster
Hillside
Jack Barsky
Leo Lowenstein
Sah
Hubert H. Humphrey
Henrietta Szold
Humphrey
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Liberia
William W. Tubman
Harlan Cleveland
NATO
Michael Comay
Israel
The
United
Driver Pays Fine For Toll Nonpayment On Garden State Parkway
Donald G. Matthews 22 of San Diego California fined 20 dollars plus 5 dollars court costs for failing to pay a 25 cent toll on the Garden State Parkway. He paid the fine in Hillside local court. State Police charged Matthews with nonpayment of tolls with maximum penalties of 200 dollars or 30 days in jail and potential license suspension or revocation. Local thefts include William Peterson reporting the theft of a 5000 dollar truck and 5481 dollars worth of brass and copper from Rotary Metal Spinning Co. in Westfield. David Unger proprietor of the Mayfair Theatre reports cash stolen from the candy Counter and the second floor office ransacked with entry gained by forcing a rear door.
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Donald G. Matthews
Hillcrest Drive
San Diego
Calif
Garden State Parkway
Hillside
Matthews
William Peterson
Cottage Place
Westfield
Rotary Metal Spinning Co
Ramsey Avenue
David Unger
Clinton Place
North Broad Street
Hillside Fire Dept Considers Ambulance Squad Lounge
Hillside Fire Department proposes converting the ambulance squad room into a lounge for headquarters while having MIT and run civilian drivers. Wilter Benson of 1132 Maple Court Mountainside was struck by an unknown vehicle near 600 Hillside Ave during early morning hours. The ambulance now uses firemen and a patrolman, and civilian drivers could free four firefighters for active duty. The lounge has long been a focal point for department members.
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MIT
Wilter Benson
Maple Court
Mountainside
Hillside Ave
Fire Dept
Dept
Hillside Women Plan Oct Amish Area Trip
The Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club executive board met August 9 at Mrs Helen Chainys home to plan a October 9 trip to the Amish area near Lancaster Pennsylvania. The outing will limit to 98 participants on two buses and will include visits to an Amish homestead a carriage shop and a traditional Amish dinner with seven sweets and seven sours.
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Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Helen Chainary
Acker= man AVé
Mountainside
Lancaster
Lou's Pine Tavern Package Store Ad
Local Hillside New Jersey liquor store at 24% Long Avenue offers free prompt delivery. Beers wines liquors available with phone contact 925 9687 for orders.
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Long Avenue
Hillside
N.J
DIAL
Szarko's Liquor Store Ad Promises Free Prompt Delivery
Readable ad for Szarko's Liquor Store at 1317 Liberty Avenue promotes wines and liquors with a 4-4 Koge Deer Cooler for hire and free prompt delivery. The listing includes contact WA 38-0659 WA 31495.
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Szarko's Liquor Store
Liberty Avenue
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Kraft
Hillside Creative Arts Committee
Albert Newmark
Dave Tab
Chi Joseph Loeb
Heywood Girion
Henry Rohde
Phillip Rozenweig
Dave Taub
Howard Finkel
Sam Laddy
Arthur Rise
U.s.bureau of Public Ready
Cureran
Smiths
Hillside Fire. Dept
TOBIA
Waverly
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