Reserve Police Yule Party For Kids
The Hillside Reserve Police hosted a Christmas party for the children of the department's regular members at Hungarian Hall on White Street. Helene Davis with Carol Tidaback at the piano, Walter Bea and his accordion performed. Deputy Chief Lawrence Treger was emcee. Santa distributed gifts and refreshments were provided by the Reserve Police Ladies Auxiliary.
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Hillside Reserve Police For Children of the Red
Hungarian Hall
White Street
Helene Davis
Tidaback
Walter Bea
Lawrence Treger
Santa Claus
Reserve Police
Five year old travels alone from Portugal to Idlewild
Wilton Larangeira, five, son of Mr and Mrs Fernando Larangeira of 148 Long Avenue, returned from Portugal Tuesday after visiting relatives. A communications failure left him waiting at Idlewild Airport all day with airline staff contacting his home and police before his mother arrived around 6 pm to reunite with him.
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Wilton Larangeira
Fernando da Silva Larangeira
Long Avenue
Trans World Airlines
Portugal
Wilton
Idlewild
Firkiside
Maple Avenue Renewal Plans Stir Local Business Scene
Contention 4 Maple Ave renewal reports claim a major easterly Maple Avenue project looms between Bailey and Williamson, linked to Liberty Avenue center ambitions. A prominent local promoter is named as moving power, promising to remove gas station eyesores and boost township revenue. Further disclosures promised soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Ave
Leslie L.B. Knox
Maple Avenue
Bailey and
Williamson Avenues
Liberty Avenue Business Center
Son
Dismissal on Refusal to Sign Drunkometer Consent in DWI Case
Alfred Tubbs of Newark wins dismissal of a second drunken driving charge in Municipal Court after magistrate Goldhor finds lack of written consent for the test when a second offense is involved. Police testified Tubbs declined to sign yet submitted to the exam. reading cited as 15. Trial date set for November 22, Tubbs’ 36th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred ‘Tubbs
Boyd
Newark
George Heluck
Robert Werte
Tubbs
Hillside Avenue
Sgt. Helock
Montclair
Peter K. Baker
North Broad Street
Union Toll Plaza
Garden State Parkway
William Bender
Cambridge Street
East Orange
Gold~hor
Bender
Thrift Poster Contest Awards Given To Thirteen Students
Thirteen high school students received awards from Marold A. Benzing of Inside National Bank for placing in the eighth annual thrift poster contest. One hundred six students entered. posters judged by Mrs. Nulton and Mrs. Malone with Sidney Silverstein. Winners include Edward Jarosky senior first, Samuel Bestracky second, Lucille Moser third, with multiple honorable mentions across grades. Posters to be exhibited at Hillside Public Library starting December 28.
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Marold A. Benzing
Inside National Bank
Henry G. Nulton
Board of Education
John M. Malone
Andys
Sidney Silverstein
Hillside Public Library
Edward Jarosky
Samuel Best Racky
Lucille Moser
Yes Hischer
Arene Freund
Sevent
Mary Ann Kozlowski
Raymond Teper
Robert Seylar
Notable Figures Supporting Case in New Jersey
Avorn of 4b prominent figures support Senator Case campaign in New Jersey. Included are William Beinecke of Summit a Pingry School trustee and Lee Bristol of Bay Head Bristol-Myers Co. executives, plus Thomas Butler Glen Ridge and Mrs Cornelison Somerville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Senator Case
Clifford P. Case
Rahway
William*s. Beinecke
Summit
Pinggy ‘School
Lee If
Bristol
Bay Head
Bristol-Myers Co
Thomas C. Butler
Glen Ridge
Grand Union Co
Robert W. Cornelison
Somerville
New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton University
William A. Hughes
South Orange
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
Elsa Koestler
Roselle Park
National Council of Jewish Women
Marie Scanlan
Margate
New Jersey Education Association
Howard A. Smith
Ridgewood
Povernors
Rutgers University
Minister Stresses Christmas Impact at Hillside Rotary
Rev. C Davis Robinson of Hillside Presbyterian spoke to Hillside Rotary on The Impact of the Meaning of Christmas. He said the birth of Christ fulfills prophecy and delivers a spiritual deliverer freeing people from worldliness and sin, with God guiding history toward his will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Davis Robinson
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Eillside
Srenton
Bob Pearsman
Ans
Ridgway Avenue
Hillside
Tada
Eliezer Cohen
Ister
Rider College
Jeremiah
Isaiah
Mary Gind
Joseph
Rev
Robinson
Christ
Israel
Five candidates file petitions for Hillside Board of Education
Filing by Arthur H. Lapp and Philip Schectman brings total candidates to five for the February 9 election. Incumbent Peter G. Humanik seeks reelection along with Sheldon W. Koeh and Mildred H. Kess. Deadline is Thursday, December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Arthur H. Lapp
Coe Avenue
Philip Schectman
Wyndmoor Avenue
Peter G. Humanik
Sheldon W. Koeh
Mildred H. Kess
J. Eleanor Nurton
Joseph Ram
Lapp
Michigan Mutual Liability Insurance Co
New York City
Glens Falls Insurance Co
New York
Counter Intelligence Corps
Hillside High School
Pace Institute
Yale Business School
Newark
Hillside Lodge
AP. Morris-Saybrook
Myr. Lapp
Hillside
Sheedman
Irvington
First Home Canvas Raises 1000 For PAL Building
The PAL Youth Building Mind drive collected 1000 in a Sunday residential canvas reaching about one tenth of local dwellings. About 10 canvassers visited homes starting at 2 pm with nearly every donor giving a dollar or more. Plans for another canvass after the New Year are set as the drive aims for 20000, with Hillside avenue project funding and pledges from Hillside Local 70 PBA and Hillside Industrial Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAL
Eugene Kolakowski
Kolakowski
Cnet
Hillside Avenue
Hillside Tndustrial, Foundation
Sinai Marks Hannukah With Ceremony at Esther Berkowitz Hall
Sinai Hebrew School children present a Hannukah assembly on Sunday December 27 at 10 30 am in Esther Berkowitz Hall to celebrate the festival with the lighting of the first candle and gift exchanges during the week.
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BCE
Sinai Hebrew School
Esther Berkowitz
United Fund Surpassing 1958 See United Fund Surpassing 1958
The Eastern Union County United Fund has reached 80 percent of its goal, announced by campaign chair Dean H. Travis. About $597,855 has been reported to date toward a $749,913 target to support 32 private health and welfare agencies serving Elizabeth, Linden, Hillside, Roselle, and Roselle Park.
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Union County United Fund
Dean H. ‘Travis
Elizabeth
Linden
Hillside
Roselle
Roselle Park
Peter Humanik
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Yule
Parkway
Conant Street
Columbia Survey
Saybrook
Windsor Way
Westminster
Wilder Street
Westminster Avenue
Broad St
Mauro Pharmacy
Liberty Ave
Hillside Free Delivery Service
Thrift
Sheldon W. Koch
Mildred H
Summerman
Arthur WH. Lapp
Wozniak Funeral Home
Myrtle Ave
18Th Ave
N. 3
Essex
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Del
Jack Reclus
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
New ST
Hillside Local 70
PBA
Sinai
Michael Sherman
Hillside Ambulaner Squad
Nick D'Ambolw
Asherman
D'Ambola
Investors Savings
N. 4
Investors Savings and Tan
United Fund
Pete's Delicatessen
Pete and
Tessle Beda
William St. WA
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