Town Employes Picnic Set for August 26 at Morris Plains
The annual municipal employes picnic is scheduled for Saturday August 26 at Shady Lane Park Route 10 Morris Plains. If rain occurs information will be at Police Headquarters. Group departure from the municipal parking lot at 9 30 a.m. Those unable to join in the morning may drive up by 6 p.m. Guests include employes appointees families and friends with tickets from Mrs Josephine Castelluccio. For details contact Township Attorney Nefiry Goldhor or Mrs Castelluccio.
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Shady Lane Park
Route 10
Morris Plains
Josephine Castelluccio
Nefiry Goldhor
Castelluccio
Hillside
Monroe Ackerman
Liberty Ave
Ryan St
Maple Ave
Newark
Summer Ave
North Broad St
Hillside Ave
Route 22
Broad ST
N. Broad Street
Harder St
Florence Ave
Central Ave
Long Ave
Evans Terminal
Chestnut Ave
Sweetland Ave
Bloy St
Ramsey Ave
Board of Assessors
State Department of Civil Service
Police Department
John Candrillo
Lionel
Louis A. Dischler
Lionel Corp
Morris County
Elizabeth
Stephen Bercik
Boost Fines On Late Books Increase At Library Board Meeting
The Library Board of Trustees voted to raise overdue book fines effective September 1. Adult and young books will incur five cents per day, up from two. children's books rise from one to two cents. The aim is to prompt timely returns as 800 notices go out monthly, per librarian Miss Lottie Smolenski. A luncheon will honor Mrs. Robert K. Bloy for her retirement from the staff later this month.
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Library Board of Trustees
H. Irving Dunn
Lottie Smolenski
Robert K. Bloy
Apartment Break Nets $6,000 Haul
Jewelry valued at nearly $6,000 was stolen from Leonard Goldenberg at 1548 Schley Street Thursday night. Among the missing items were a diamond engagement ring worth 1850 a diamond cocktail ring 1500 and a man’s wrist watch 500. Entry was gained by removing a bedroom window screen and breaking the glass.
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Leonard Goldenberg
Schley Street
Investors Savings and Loan tops state rank in NJ and Essex County
A report from the American Banker lists Investors Savings and Loan Association with offices in Millburn Union Hillside and East Orange as 235th in the nation. It is 7th largest in New Jersey and 3rd in Essex County with total assets over 55 million dollars. All savings are insured up to 10000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp, a U.S. government instrumentality.
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Investors Savings and Loan Association
Millburn
Union
Hillside
East Orange
United States
Investors
New Jersey
Essex County
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Will Aid G O P Freeholders Campaign Appointment
Arthur Lapp of 117 Coe Avenue accepted the appointment as Hillside Campaign Chairman for the Republican slate of Freeholders. The ticket includes Councilman John C. Marsh of Rahway Deputy Fire Chief George J. Forrester of Elizabeth and Berkeley Heights Mayor George T. Loman. Lapp, a Republican county committeeman, pledged a vigorous campaign to secure November victory and said he would soon announce local committee members and event plans in Hillside.
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Arthur Lapp
Coe Avenue
Hillside
Freeholders
John C. Marsh
Rahway
George J. Forrester
Elizabeth
George T. Loman
Berkeley Heights
Lapp
Hill
Hospital stay and community support for Irene Phillips in Washington PA
Irene Phillips, a hospital dietitian from Hillside, is recovering from a serious automobile accident in Washington Pennsylvania. Local Hillside Business and Professional Women’s Club members, including president Mrs Helen P Kirkpatrick, have visited and sent cards, with Times mailing list coverage for her stay.
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Washington
Penn
Irene Phillips
Miss Phillips
Hillside Business and Professional Women's Club
Helen P. Kirkpatrick
Midwest
the Times
Hillside plans flood solution with detention basin effort
Mayor Louis A. Dischler and Hillside Township engineer Joseph Fuhrmann review Elizabeth River detention basin number one map. Union County Park Commission hires Alexander Potter Associates for surveys and plans, with state officials noting this as a first step to broader flood fixes. Basin A1 cost estimated at 1.644 billion dollars. future basins at Salem Road and North Avenue to follow with downstream channel work. project to also provide recreational use upon completion.
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Louis A. Dischler
Hillside
Hillside Township
Joseph Fuhrmann
Elizabeth River
Baker Street
Dischler
Union County Park Commission
Union County Board of Freeholders
New Jersey Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Alexander Potter Associates
New York
Salem Road
North Avenue
Renovation Plans and Staff Changes Approved by Board
The Board of Education authorized Pohlman and Chapelsky to draft removal of a kindergarten wall at Calvin Coolidge School and to plan renovations in the high school guidance office. Herbert Fox & Associates to perform heating and ventilating work in several schools not to exceed 1000 dollars. Schoenveld Steeplejack Service won a 280 dollar bid to paint a flagpole. David Cancell named school psychologist for the year starting September 1 at 6300 dollars. New teachers include Robert Harrison 4800, Florence Korchin 5000, Nina Repple 4800, Lenore Dechtman 5400, Bernice Victor 5000. Resignations accepted: Gloria de Benedette, Carol Abramowitz, Maxine Drumbore, Rose Stahnten, Stanley Kaye. Stahnten to Jersey City State College as assistant professor. Robert Fyne appointed substitute teacher at 480 monthly. George Washington School ground blacktop contract awarded to Michael Giordano for 325. Nat Wilson named parttime janitor at 1.90 hourly retroactive to August 7. Board to send condolence letter on death of Leslie R. Tichenor Sr.
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Pohlman & Chapelsky
Board of Education
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Fox & Associates
Schoenveld
David Cancell
Robert Harrison
Florence Korchin
Nina Repple
Lenore Dechtman
Bernice Victor
Gloria de Benedette
Carol Abramowitz
Maxine Drumbore
Rose Stahnten
Stanley Kaye
Stahnten
Jersey City State College
Robert Fyne
Michael Giordano
George Washington School
Nat Wilson
Leslie R. Tichenor Sr
Sinai Congregation Engages Cantor for High Holy Days
Sinai Congregation president Max Kasoff announces Cantor Jacob W. Heller of Forest Hills New York has been engaged to chant High Holy Days services. Seat Committee members will assist in booking seats in the synagogue main lobby Sunday through Thursday evenings 7 30 to 9.
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Max Kasoff
Sinai Congregation
Jacob W. Heller
Forest Hills
Long Island
N. Y
Sinai
Kasoff
Deadline changes for Hillside Times printing shift
Notice announces new deadlines for Hillside Times offices and advertisers due to offset printing changes. News items must arrive by Monday 5 PM and ads by 12 noon Tuesday before publication. Cooperation of all concerned requested.
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Hillside Times
Times
Vit Relates Trip To Japan Rotary Convention in Tokyo
Anton A. Vit Jr. updates Hillside Rotary Club on his May 29 to June trip to Tokyo for the Rotary International Convention. He and his wife joined 450 Rotarians from the United States and elsewhere, with visits to Honolulu, Kobe, and Yokohama. The event featured records including Asia’s first Rotary president from India, a large Japanese delegation, and a silent prayer before meetings.
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Rotary International
Tokyo
Anton A. Vit Jr
Hillside Rotary Club
Kingston
Union
Vit
Rotary
Asia
India
Japan
San Franciso
Bosb
Honolulu
Kobe
Yokohama
Wut
Ira Gottsche
Lambertville
Dwyer Says Route 78 Placement Stable for Hillside
Representative Florence Dwyer told Hillside residents that neither New Jersey nor the federal government plans to reroute Route 78 from the Weequahic area of Newark. She cited State Highway Department assurances that the Weequahic site is economical and feasible and said the Federal Bureau of Public Roads backs the state's choice. Dwyer doubted a House bill to stop the Weequahic segment would gain committee action, noting the committee avoids local highway location disputes.
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Florence P. Dwyer
6Th Dist
Hillside
Dwyer
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
House Public Works Committee
Playground Exhibit Opens at Hillside National Bank
Frank J. Hill coordinates the playground program and hosts a disc play of handicraft articles from 10 municipal playgrounds. The exhibit opened Monday and runs through August 28 at Hillside National Bank.
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Frank J. Hill
Hillside National Bank
Orientation For New Teachers Set
An all-day orientation for new teachers will be held Thursday August 31 at 9 a.m. in the High School. Dr. Wayne T. Branom says the meeting will cover the local system philosophy teaching use of special services organizations and policies. A luncheon talk by Miss Jean Rae Turner will cover Hillside history. A September 6 reading demonstration led by Prof. Josephine Wolfe of Rutgers University runs 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon at the High School with a post lunch session for elementary teachers at George Washington School. Board members are invited to attend both events.
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Wayne T. Branom
Branom
Jean-Rae Turner
The
Elizabeth Journal
Hillside
Josephine Wolfe
Rutgers University
Wolfe
George Washington School
Board of Education
Salem Pharmacy Catalog Advertising Candles and Cards
Local pharmacy at 1201 Salem Ave Hillside advertises Russell Stover candles and Hallmark greeting cards with prescription call and delivery service through phone EL 2.4230.
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Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Hillside
Hallmark Greeting Cards
Hillside candidate touts plane noise study idea
Harry G. Miller, Republican candidate for Hillside Township Committee, thanked Mayor Dischler for backing his proposal to measure plane noise over Hillside from Newark Airport. He praised the study by Building Inspector Monaco, urged minority representation for balance, and emphasized collaborative effort.
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Harry G. Miller
Hillside Township
Dischler
Miller
Hillside
Newark
Sheworth
Monaco
Wislike
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Lyons Ave
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Russell Stover
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