Furor Over Yarmulkas Notice Sparks School Debate
William White of 147 Clark St urged the Board to permit yarmulkas in public schools after his son Bernard, 13, was barred from a typing class. The American Jewish Congress prepared to pursue legal action if the prohibition continues. The Board planned further deliberation with a decision expected later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
Clark Sr
Yarmulkas
American Jewish Congress
AJC
White
Wayne T. Brenom
Bernard
John Kulakowski
Kulakowski
Braham
Hillside Week Police and Fire Log Highlights
Last Tuesday Hillside police and fire units responded to several incidents including a man released from his bathroom after locking himself in, two homes entered through windows due to residents locking themselves out, a lost diamond ring valued at 200 dollars reported at a municipal pool, and a series of thefts and minor arrests including a shoplifting conviction and bicycle thefts valued at 25 and 65 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Britten
Long Ave
Mary Bambly
Chapman St
Margaret M. Roche
Myrna Clarke
McMichael Place
Po~ Mee
Acme
Storm drains urged after recent flood experience
Residents recall past hurricanes that devastated Hillside and flooded homes and streets. Officials warn that water mains and storm drainage must be upgraded now, citing Conant Street Lehigh Valley line Cornell Place Baker Street and Acme Place as problem zones and urging the township engineer to propose firm plans for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Haze
Elizabethtown Water Co
Tme
Conant St
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Cornell Place
Yale
Harvard Ave
Baker St
Acme Place
Town Employee Arrest Highlights Local Accident Case
William Galik 3 of 393 Har yard Ave a town building superintendent was arrested at 1 a.m Thursday by Patrolmen Robert Manzo and John Twomey on charges of leaving the scene of an accident and driving while intoxicated. The arrest followed a report by Mrs Joseph Siegel of 326 Hollywood Ave that her husband’s car and another parked on Hollywood Ave were damaged by a vehicle that failed to stop. Galik was nabbed about a fifth of a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galik
Yard
Robert Manzo
John Twomey
Gallic
Joseph Siegel
Hollywood Ave
Walter W. Steib
Norman Sapotnick
Galik
Kiwanis Refutes Ram’s Charges Over Lots Sale
Hillside Kiwanis Club rebutted Democratic Township hopeful Joseph Ram’s charges against former Magistrate Henry Goldher and Arthur J. Ferguson. The club president said two lots were marketed for months, bought by Hillside Management Corp, funded a 1962 63 project, later resold with a $2100 profit for Boys and Girls work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Joseph Ram
Henry Goldher
Arthur J. Ferguson
Hillside Management Corp
Hillside Kiwanis Responds To Ram Allegations
The Hillside Kiwanis Club issues a statement denying wrongdoing in the sale of two lots to Hillside Management Corp. Henry Goldhor chaired a fund raising project with board approval. The lots were listed for months and rejected by several buyers before final sale to the Management Corp. Arthur Ferguson, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ram
Henry Goldhor
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Hillside Management Corp
Arthur Ferguson
Goldhor Blasts Switcher Ram in Hillside Times Row
Campaign manager Vito Volturo denounces Joe Ram for switching parties citing 1962 Hillside Times references. He challenges Ram to prove Goldhor’s involvement and questions Ram’s consistency and motives in changing party allegiance and reasons given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilly Side Times
Judge Goldhor
Joe Ram
Hillside Times
Hughes
Democratic Party
Henry Goldhor
Baloney
Flood Relief Committee Formed Over Hillside Flooding
Hillside residents flooded by August storm prompted a Township Committee session. Immanuel Gersten and William Kluaber led petitions from Coe Avenue and Harvard Avenue detailing damages. Mayor Ferrigrd created a Flood Relief Committee with Menza and other officials to trace causes tied to the Elizabeth River and Ursino Lake. prior studies found federal action unlikely and county park land issues blocked catch basins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Committee
Coe Avenue
Harvard Ave
Imenuel Gersten
Liberty Ave
William J. Kluaber
West End
Union
Elizabeth
Viet Nam Mail Call at Hillside Times
The Hillside Times invites readers to submit names and mailing addresses of local service members in Vietnam for publication. Send details to 1443 N Broad St Hillside New Jersey to encourage support and correspondence for those in combat zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysive Times
Viet Nam
Hillside Times
Broad St
Hillside
New Jersey
Party Crash Halted After Window Breakage
A teen party was interrupted by a group of boys who tried to crash it. A boy named John broke a window with his arm tattooed, then the intruders fled. A 19 year old Union youth was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital for a severe arm laceration after claiming he cut his arm on a car window. Police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jeffrey Friedman
Surrey Road
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Union
Cash Stolen From House Arrest of Max Levine
Police report a break in at 19 Avenue last Tuesday with 453 dollars stolen from a locked metal box and a locked hutch in the living room. Entry appeared unforced according to investigators and a small amount was recovered or noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Levine
Ram's Headquarters To Open Tonight
Joseph Ram, a Democratic township committee candidate, announced campaign headquarters opening on August 17 at 8 30 P M. The headquarters will be at 1416 Hillside Avenue and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ram
Thaby
Ram
Hillside Avenue
Conflict Of Interest Accusations In Township Election
Joseph Ram, a Democratic candidate for Township Committee, questions Henry Goldhor's Hillside Management Corp. profits from a Kiwanis fund raising sale of two lots. The zoning hearing on October 10, 1963, occurred with Goldhor as township attorney and without disclosure of his interests. He reportedly profited $5,000 from selling the lots to his company, and Kiwanis was not informed of Goldhor's stake in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ram
Henry Goldhor
Hillside Management Corp
Kiwanis Club
Goldhor
Zoning Board
Jack Wenz
Wenz
Goldhor's
Monito
Kiwanis
Hilside Management Corp
Goldehor
Kiwants
Hillside Managemeent Corp
Seeks Aid For Children in New Jersey
Henry H. Nussbaum, secretary to the New Jersey Crippled Children's Commission, urged Hillside Kiwanis Club for transportation to the Crippled Children's Hospital in Newark for two Hillside children. He described the commission's 1926 origin and its aid to under 21 with defects to provide treatment for self support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Nussbaum
New Jersey Crippled Children's Commission
Hillside
New Jersey Crippled Children's Hospital
Newark
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Townley
Union
Nussbaum
Voelk Announces Police Exams at Woodbridge High
Police Chief Ernest Voelk announced a patrolman examination to be held Wednesday September 13 at 6 p.m. at Woodbridge High School. Openings will be announced soon. Salary ranges from 6495 to 7500 with a 150 allowance for uniforms and hospitalization and surgical expenses provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voelk
Ernest Voelk
Woodbridge High School
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Bran Om
Board of Education
Branom
Auling
State Department of Education
New York
Ucation
Bran
New York Board of Education
Algo
Anthony M. Kolski
Buchanan St
Robert J. Mason
Jack King
Woodbridge
Irvington Ave
Public Service Electric and Gas Co
Park Place
William Crawford
Park View Ter
Weeee
Josephine Carroccia
Columbia Place
Union Municipal
Two Guys
George Lombardi
Anne Radzinski
Fitzpatrick St
Peter
Center Bowl
Goldhof
Vito Volturo
TOBIA
Liberty Avenue
Waverly
Race Street
Jannette Gibas
Nancy Rusak
Donna Schick
Marguerite Moffat
Ram's
the Hillside Times
North Broad Street
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