Police and Fire Department Appointments Announced
The city names 13 police and 3 fire recruits with details on who starts immediately and who begins January 2. Regulars include eight patrolmen led by George W. Davies Jr and others. five more police officers join January 2 along with two new hires in the fire bureau. Starting annual pay for all 13 officers is 3900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Davies, Jr
William F. Smith
Leonard R. Visotsky
John M. Senatore
Robert J. de Prospo
Robert P. Oran
Robert A. Thayer
William J. Metzger
Fective
Andrew F. Hathaway
James T. Silva
Carl E. Lepore
William P. Rickerhauser
David H. Brindle
Willian A. Urbanski
Will Stars
Tony J. Prods
Paul H. Davis
William DI Buono
William Gural
Township Committee Aims for New Assignments in Wake of Resignation
The Township Committee awaits final posts with Bob Kirkpatrick moving to Police Commissioner as Bill Di Busno remains chief. Adolph Winston heads for finance while likely keeping Board of Health chair. Road Department to the mayoral successor amid J Herry Goldhor’s resignation. Rumors place Sid secretary of the Board of Assessors with Englancer also in contention. A Union County Grand Jury letter requests municipal probe negated by Prosecutor Morse and foreman Henry Groh. Mayor-designate William Gural denies knowledge of any truth. Continued on Page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutgers
William Gural
Township
Gural
Eleanor Wisner
Summit
Bob Kirkpatrick
Falilty
Bill di Busno
Pire
Adolph Winston
Wil
Board of Health
J Herry Goldhor
Ceeb
Goldhor
Sam Ehrenkrang
Sid
Bove of Assessors
Ute
Union County Grand Jury
Union County
J. Russel Morse, Jr
Henry Groh
Hillside
Groh
Grang
Tre Teese Bat
No 48
Newark
Adolph A. Winston
Board of Education
Winston
Board of Freeholders
North Broad Street
Township Committee to Meet for Organization Ceremony
Mayor Henry Goldnov announced the nil list of eligibles was appointed with exceptions on the Fire and Police Department lists. He invited all men and their families to the public ceremony and organization meeting on Monday January 2 at 12 noon in the Coe Avenue School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goldnov
Fire
Coe Avenue
Williams to Address Hillside Young Democrats Meeting
Hillside Young Democratic Club sets Thursday December 22 8 30 pm at Polish American Hall 400 Blay Street for a membership drive speech by Representative Harrison A Williams. President Robert Diamond invites all Hillside youths to attend. Contacts Gene Vroom and Adrienne Abramson include phone numbers for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison A. Will
Ums
Hillside Young Democratic Club
Plant Foregoes Xmas Party To Aid Disabled Children
General Brass and Machine Works employees will skip their Christmas party and donate funds to Children’s Hospital Newark. A hospital tour is planned with 50 volunteers to present the donation on December 17, while the workforce will hold a separate party at Zatkio’s Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Brass & Machine Works
Tno
Montgomery Stret
Milton Nussdarl
Tuvingtott House
Tevnyton
Lol AL Muurunta
Vovetey
Pat Ui
Nossdort Subid
Marantz
Wit Rsoyke
Uste
Patiens
Barber Wage Talks Spark Higher Price Plan in Newark
Barbershop owners meeting the Barbers Employers Guild No. 26 in Newark plan a wage and hours hike. Journeymen barbers seek 60 to 65 dollars plus commission and a shorter 48 hour work week. Prices for adults and children would rise from 1.26 and 0.90 to 1.50 and 1.15 respectively. The unions will meet December 18 at the Robert Treat Hotel to discuss these changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaayius Wiusuil
Robert T Ifutel
Newark
Barbers Employers Guild No
Barbers Guild
Journeymen Barbers of
New Jersey
Robert Treat
Hillside
Holiday Services Slated At Church
Holiday services are scheduled at Ghrelin Bye Choidiahe Presbyterian Church with carols and a worship anthem led by Pastor Morel. The program includes a morning service, New Year Eve watch, and a Sunday Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Rey Rowe
Gesrana Pasat
Lorthie Hilleide Presbyterian Church
Tin Pastor
Christianis
Xmas Program At Hurden Looker School
The Hurden Looker School presents a Christmas program titled Christmas Symbols on Tuesday December 20 at 7 45 p m in the Curtis Room. Children from kindergarten through eighth grade perform under faculty direction Mix Kath critty Ashley music supervisor and Miss Rose Senn program chairman. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurden-Looker School
Curtis
Mixx Kathcritty Ashley
March of Dimes in January drive announced by leaders
William Galk and Willam Starkey announced the January end animal drive with Mrs. Jack Lager chairing the Mothers March and co-chairmen including Mrs. Leonard Friedman. District captains are listed, volunteers urged, and a factory letter invites support with a football themed appeal for the March of Dimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gallk
Tte
March of Dimes
Willam S Tarkey
Jack Lager
Lhe
Leonard Friedman
Morris
Nathan “Leinwand
John Lukashinsky
Fred Zeppelin
Bernd Slade
Jerome Stanger
Phillip Schecterman
Frank Mohan
Michal Pulik
San Nadelman
Samuel Popick
George Skupp
Btiley Liebeskind
Irving Bollih
Jack Perinat
Bernard Beynstein
Robert Rogsenz
Leaning Beiedman
Robert Kupla
Victor Hiisman
Urges Walsh to join township leadership and appoints aides
Armur A Lapp, campaign manager for Joh Walsh, urged Republicans to appoint Walsh to the Township Committee to replace Mayor Henry Goldher who will resign. The letter also recommended Arthur E Dienst as township attorney and Edward Gottlieb to the Zoning Board, arguing Dienst’s expertise and Gottlieb’s continuing service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armur A. Lapp
Joh Walsh
Walsh
Henry Goldher
Lapp
Arthur E. Dienst
Edward Gotthieb
Mapp
Comrites
Aso
Ailside
John Walsh
Arthur Dienst
Dienst
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Edward Gottlieb
College Night to Spotlight New Jersey Colleges
College Night sponsored by the Firdance department will be held Monday December 16 at 8 pm in the school cafeteria. Educators from New Jersey institutions will speak and answer questions for high school students and their parents. Notable admissions officials from Amherst Rutgers Montclair Seton Hall Stevens Princeton and others will attend along with early graduate reps to discuss college life and admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Jereey
Hart
Eugene Wilson
Amherst College
Gene
Auuslins
Enilife Pabel
Wilson
Henry Evans
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Burnham Gardner
Rutgers
New
Dolores Snrder
Mouglass Colleg
Elizabeth van Derveer
Ion
Monetverntad PI
Assistartttar
Advisions
Association Will Be Santa To 347
The Elmers Association of Hillsidy plans Christmas parties for 347 children. Events include December 14 at Batko's Hall and December 24 at Calvi Cooldve School. List of officers and teachers involved is included with names of presidents and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmers Association of
Tul
Hillsidy
Batko's
Yale Avenue
Young
Stes
Christmins Gills
Coke
Cindy
Mundiy
Calvi Cooldve School
Williny Cove
de Une Ienty
Mick Kifiis Dol
Cal Vi Coolio
Dornthy Kirkman
Peenetstenn
Mildred Fwitweulliee
Mura Pho Ghidys Petereon
Margueri Dawiner
Innit
Willy
Ie Stssi
Fink Mahon
Pet Fresiden
Mes
Henry Market
Andrew Owl
Carresponding
Alex “Sohutsky Epcordian
George Uirich
PTA
Kitchen Ware Stolen From Sealed Trailer
Police report a theft of metal kitchen wares from a sealed trailer of the T and L Trucking Co on Route 22. The trailer was parked on company property when the loss was noticed by Tin Denke of 109 Schverer Avenue Nowick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T & L ‘Trucking Co
Tin Denke
Schverer Avenue
Nowick
Barricade Intersections Draw Police Scrutiny At Township Meeting
Township officials examined barricading of Wilder street and Irvington avenue after a concerned resident complained. Police and public safety officials questioned authority and discussed license renewals for junk dealers, bus route changes, and municipal vehicle servicing.
AZ A Bulb Sale Slated For Sunday
Willside AZIA youth group of Bill Beith will hold its bulb sale Sunday December 1. The event aims to raise funds for community projects and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Az.a
Willside Avia
Billl Beith
AEIO
Selinger
Tivine Aza
Elizabeth Ave Church Christmas Program Planned
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church outlines a December 18 schedule starting at 9 20 in the morning with church school departments, a 1 20 special Christmas service led by Pastor Dr Arthur Northwood, and a pageant in the afternoon titled The Pageant of the Holy Nativity featuring choirs, soloists, and actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Aclas
Arthur Northwood
Louis
Dobie
Rosalind
Plan For Boy Scout Troop 195 Winter Events
Troop 195 committee met at Hillside and planned December activities. They will attend the Union-Gounell District Troop Rally at Union High School on Tuesday and hold a three day Winter Encampment December 23 to 26 at Camp Winnebago Rockaway. The weather was reported as cloudy and mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Gounell District
Union High School
Camp Winnebago
Rockaway
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Gural Education Board
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al dZatko
Bar Gill
General Biss & Michine Works
Mannificuves
Metal Party
Hurden-Looker
N. J
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Lionel
Liberty Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Walter R. Lee
Santa
Routh
Boy
Polis
Charles Crent
Tate
Li Gruntak
Rabat Mosan
Wilder Street
Irvington Avenue
Township Committee
Lee KR Welely
Millside
Stve
Department of Law and Pubme Safety
Margaret G. Pix
Om Tender Avenue
Roselle Park
Welch
Lowey
Lee Huieipalty
Mrokeh Beaver
Lawhalutp
Paw
Bureau
Arthur
Howard J. Bloy
Tspeccer Cacia Monaco
Korlesky
August
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Proade
Bach
Hitler
Junlow
Noel
d@Aquin
Rosaline You
Louis DB. Dobie
Grace Auer
Nancy Snapsan Campbell
Suet
Domiote Cavieehin
Mary
Nancy Simpxote Campbell
Joseph
Willan Campbell
Aupel
Ie Anmuiciauion
Lane Spitz
Angel of the Shephurds
Barbara Hock
Angels
Betty Campbell
Audrey Fischer
Dorothy Neon
Marlene Hean
Gril Seherer
Mary Scherer
Littl Angels
Mane Dathie Aig
Nancy Schaub
Shepherds and
Shepherd Boys
James Hokie
Phongyson
Charles Jolson
Panl Willian
Robert Keller
Roger
the Wise
el Id
Barlow Curtis
Jeffrey
Walter Kretchmey
Robert Eloy Mess
Gary
Lennard Young
Davie
Mek Willi
Hector Berlioz
Wa- Vid A Jonson
Titis
Winder
Alma
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Doble
John Isschin
James Rule
Phomes Chamberlain
Thomas McGonnell
Edward Browns
Marilyn Chamberlain
Make
Dacqueline Spite
Honor Morrison
Philips
Jed Orloft
Sunshine Club
Hillside Naional Bank
Bouquet T
David Morrison
Growney Funeral Home
Cole AW
Pete’s Delicatessen
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Liberty Avenue
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